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thawpy for the in the 00ch by
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"November tides at Wilson's Point.
(101111.. compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur-
vey tables: 3 . p .
A ova; ' Aboveor
. .W. below aw.
Mark. L. ’1‘. Mark.
8.2“. 4.06am. 0.0“.
7.6“. 4.46pm. ~08“.
em. 4.18am. —~0.att.
7.8“. 5.27pm. -—0.9“.
8.5“. 5.29am. —-0.2ft.
0.12p.m. -l.0ft.
7.8“. 6.10am. —0.2ft
8.4“. 6.59pm. —-0.ii“.
7.7“. 7.07a.m. -0.1“.
82“. 7.48am. ~07“.
7.6“. 8.03am. 0.1“.
7.9“. 8.43pm. —0.4ft.
7.4“. 9.03am. 0.2“.
7.5“. 9.41pm. -—0.2lt.
7.2“. 10.10am. 0.3“.
7.1“.10.43p.m. 0.0“.
7.1“. ll.22a.m. 0.3“.
6.11“. 11.48pm. 0.111.
7.3“.
0.8“. 12.34pm. 0.0“.
7.7“. 12.04am. 0.0“.
7.0“. 1.41pm. —0.3“.
0.1“. 1.053.111. ~02“.
"7.211. 2:41pm. -0.7“.
8.4“. 2.51am. —0.4i‘1.
7.4“. 3.36pm. ~—1.1ft.
3.41am. —0.5ft.
4.27pm. -l.2ft
. 4.35am. ~06“
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5.23am. ~05“.
6.03pm. —l.lft.
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6.58am. ——0.1ft.
7.31pm. ~06“
7.46am. 0.2“.
8.14pm. —0.2“.
8.33am. 0.5“.
8.58pm. 0.2“.
9.2511111. 0.8“.
. 9.42p.m. 0.5“.
. 10.14am. 1.0“.
10.25p.m. 0.7“.
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11.10pm. 0.9“.
. 11.540.111. 1.1“.
11.54p.m. 0.9“.
. 12.42pm. . 1.0“.
. 12.38am. 0.9“
1.27p.m. 0.7“.
1.22a.n1. 0.7“
2.10pm. 0.3“:
2.060.111. 0.511.
8: 58am. 6. 8“. 2:53pm. —0.1ft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft.; neap. 5.9 ft.
..signilles plus; -— signifies minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
The storm area is central in the Ohio
valley. It was storming at St. Louis.
Springfield, Indianapolis and Cincin-
nati. and raining along the southern
portion of lake region and middle At-
lantic. Pleasant weather prevailed iii
other sections. Temperatures are be-
low normal in all sections.
Forecast. Rain late tonight and
Saturday forenoon; clearing Saturday
afternoon.
Date 11. T.
8. 10..25a.m
- . 10.49pm
4. 11.07am.
11.91pm.
11.48am.
l2.l5a.m.
12.32pm.
1.0mm.
1.20pm.
1.5311111.
2.13pm.
2.49a.m.
3.10pm.
8.50am.
4.15p.m.
4.59am.
5.29pm.
0.10a.,m.
0.45pm.
7.17am.
7.55pm.
8.15a.m.
8.54pm.
9.098.111.
9.4711111.
9.57am.
10.31pm.
10. 43a. in.
11.1911 111.
11. 27am.
12.01 am.
12.10pm.
12.48a. :11.
12.52pm.
1.25am.
1.34pm.
2.08am.
2.18p.m.
2.55a.m.
3.02pm.
3.44am.
3.50pm.
4.34am.
4.42pm.
5.26am.
5.37p.m.
5.15am.
6.32pm.
7.03am.
7.24pm.
7.47am.
—-Leg of 141mb. 11.2.. 6 Water St.
Company I) will driil\11hls evening.
Pioneer Council. A. 0K. M. C.. win
ineet this evening.
--lv‘resh or Corned Hocks at Hayes.’
Miss Alice Tocque, of Broad River,
is visiting in the Catskills.
The Men's Club. of Grace Church.
will meet at the rectory this evening.
—-llorse Clipping. 1.. M. Wright's.
Mrs. John 11. Wade, of Bridgeport.
baa been the guest of Norwalk friends.
--5 lbs. Good Corned Beef for 25¢.
Hayes“ Market.
Mrs. James Cousins. of New York.
is a guest of Edward Street. of Arch
street.
.—.——-
~1.adies' Alpines. at O'Brien‘s.
lflayotte Crsw. formerly of South
Norwalk. is now superintendent of the
water works in Milford.
—-To Lane's after the show.
The account of the administrator of
tho lllsa .1. Gregory estate will be ad-
ll the Probate Court. November
11.-tun I. m.
' tor Sat. and 11011.:
. wast Blanca Inc pr: 10
"ll. Unbleached Mallow:
Wool Haas. 2 “pair 28c;
091
”.00 all-
yard
:0“
odats' 78c
um.
7mm.
MIR- ‘
"Clubw #111“th mild” ear.
War I “trainer and son. It Ruth-
Irford,NIw rm, spent Sunday with
I it inlet-.0111,
. wtlb. saith-rd; Ibo. Bayer Mitt.
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i The; ll: 11; 65 A. gymnasium will ep-
‘4.
W3 ‘ '
aid 11 will organlIIt I IIIIIII.
~71“! "II". ’90“ . Witter 87.7008.
MlII Jennie I‘airchlld. at Green
is visiting alias Lillian Beo-
aett. of Franklin avenue. Norwalk.
f-Forequarter 1111111.“. 0 Water St.
Mrs. G. W. Fowler. of Noroton
Heiihts. was the guest of Mrs. 8.11.
Morton. of Franklin ma. Thursday.
--A few 90190 tau-pound Square
Blankets tor 82.00. MeNIrnIy. Dono-
van'I block. Washington street.
The Eureka Robeka Lodge. No. 42,
l. 0.0 E. will hold a cobweb sociable
tonight. ltIh'IIhmenta will be served.
—Fresh Pork and Sausage. 10c pound
It Hayes' Market.
Miss Alina 311811. of South Main
street. fbu returned from a visit to
Miss Lillian Thomas. of New Yuck
cty.
—Sp'eclal sale of Stoves. F. J. Curtis
0 (30.. corner Knight and Wall streets
11. M. Fullerton, of Boston. has been
in Sbuth Norwalk. to settle the loss by
fire on tho Herman Qultner building In
Bouton street.
-—A full line of choice Delegatesaen.
Southern vegetables and sea food to
select from, at the South Norwalk Mkt.
A bearing upon the admission to
probate of the estate of the late John
H. Grlflln will be held in the Probate
Court. November 0. It 2 p. in.
—Perfect iltting Stable Blankets. fit
any horse, with surcingle attachment.
81.00. McNerney. Donovan's block.
Washington street.
John Sewitz. a Hungarian cigar ma-
ker. was arrested Vorwalk. last ev-
ening, for latoxlca on. Judge Gregory
fined him 85. and suspended sentence.
—If you are. looking for a nice as-
sortment of House Furnishings. attend
A. P. Damon's opening Saturday. Nov-
ember 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Nash. who
were married last. month in New York.
will be at home tonight. between a
and 10 o'clock. at the mash resident-0‘.
in Elmwood avenue.
, ——l~‘owls 12‘,“ pound. Hayea' Market.
Miss Cassie St. John. teacher in the
Brookalde school. In able to teach
again, after her recent illness. Miss
Nellie Bishop has been acting as head
teacher in her absence.
~I.egs Spring Lamb. 12c. pound:
Forcquarter, 7c., at Hayes' Market.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bishop will leave
Norwalk next week to spend the win-
enter Mrs. Head's school while Frank-
lin will attend Chase's.
~Umbrellas and Canes. at O'Brien's
A nut social will be held tonight at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Pennell. in Brookslde. A carryali will
leave the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church. at 7 o'clock.
~Tripe, .Pigs‘ Feet. Pigs' Kidneys..
1013.. ii Water street.
The ready-to-wear suits sold by
Francis & Company are as natty as
those made by many a swell tailor, and
they cost much less. They are show-
ing this season everything new and
hobby at prices to suit your purse.
~Deliclous Pure Candy. Lane.
_._,_._..
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Parker. of
11 West avenue, accompanied by the
latter's mother. Mrs. Gordon. will leave
Norwalk next week for California, to
reside. Mr. Parker, who is a potter.
will engage in another line of trade.
-—10 lbs. Fresh Pork. 81.00. 6 Water
Street.
Never was the stock of the Model
Grocery fuller or better selected as to
quality and price than now. Never
was the store more alive to the wants
of its patrons. Mr. Dibble says he is
ready to give Old Winter a warm re-
ception.
——Pearl Alpincs. at O'Ilrlen'c
w. R. Ranch and C. l-‘. Guarneri. or
Norwalk. spent yesterday in Stamford.
—-Mr. and Mrs. lienry R. Smith. or
llcdford street. are visiting relatives in
Norwalk.-Mrs. Mary Oagsn and Flor-
ence Hogan. of iledford street. visited
friends in Norwalk. yesterday—Stam-
ford Telegram.
4-”
~Stcam Carpet Cleaning It Luther
M. Wright's. —
liialop & Co. tell an interesting
story of goods and prices in their ad-
rrrtiscment in The Sentinel today.
Values crowd each other in their at-
tru-tlvs store as the season advances:
they clamor for I place in print, but
only one in twenty get it. Some of
, the favored few appear today. '
~Special: All uses Lam Chim-
ter in New York. Miss Marjorie Willi
.11». m or, about. a»...
11111 n“? m
sort. Enthusiasts, intense.
advertising.
statement made about our
gets it.
Telling you matters of fact.
auctioned by any brillian-
cy: no flashing phrases or ornamental eloquence of any
downright, straighoto-the-
pointearnestness forms the chief characteristic of our
We want to be beiievedryre want 11111.1". every
goods and prices straight
home to your inner consciousness. so that your mental
comment is. “that sounds true.”
Values crowd each other 111th season advances, '3
they clamor for a place iii print, perhaps one in twenty
Here are some of the favored few:
SOME RATTLING JACKET VALUESI
~Sounds a bit slang)”. perhaps, but 111
expresses Just the meaning that
wish to convey. Such stylish garmeolsi
at such little prices would make I noise
most anywhere. A
Ladies' Black Kersey Jacket Double-!
breasted. Stir-bed Back. Satin Lined
49
Ladies' Castor Kersey Cloth Jacket. !
Strap Scams. Double-breasted. Silk
Lined. Pearl Buttons. 85.98 ‘
Ladies‘ Navy or Black Melton Jac-
ket. Box Front. Seven Rows Stitching.
Fancy Pearl Buttons. Silk Lined. 88.19.;
ladics' Black Melton Jacket, Box
Front. Round Cut. Black and White
Stilpo Satin 1. lnlng. Special. 89. 08.. '
KNlb‘lNG THE DRESS STUFFS.
(lot too many of certain lots: 11 back-
ward season is to blame for it. They'll ‘
move though and move quickly when,
these prices get nolaed about.
ail-Inch All-wool Dark
Check Dress Goods, 491! yard.
45-inch All-wool Bergen and Whip.
cords. in Drab. Navy. Green and (lar-
net. at 591? y: 1rd.
54 inch All- wool Fancy I’lalds, suit-
able for Skirts. at 98c yard.
Plaid
Invisible:
58- inch All-wool Skirtings.
Back. at. 81.39 yard. if .
filiAKiNU 1"? THE SILKS.
Price breaks among the makers
moons price breaks among the mer-
chants. The consumer here gets the
full benefit nfvthe double break. and it
means something from a money sav-
ing standpoint.
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1,
5“ l
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11.5w ’r 1’ 1,11
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24-inch Gloria Silks in Plain and
Two-toned Eflects, for Jacket Lining
49c yard.
20-inch Changeable Taffeta Silk.
Heavy Quality. 73c yard.
18-inch Dresden Waist Silks.
Designs. 75c yard. '
20-inch Stripe and l-‘igured Silks.
Estr‘Good Quality for Waisu. at 89c
yard.
New
BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS.
Many a woman who reads this will
feel bound to buy blankets if money
spending.
10-4 White or Gray Canton Blankets,
49c pair
11- 4 Gray Domet Blankets in Red or
Blue Borders. 690 ’pair.
11 4 White Extra Quality Blankets
In Red or Blue Borders. 81.50 pair. '
114 White Wool Blankets in Var-
ious Colored Borders. 82.60 pair.
saving plays any part in her money 5“
BREAKING NICO“ 1N SELLlNG
1 WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We've got the goods to do it with;
l
I we've got the prices to do it with. and
with your assistance we'll do it.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men 11 Pine ('amel's Hair Shirts and
. Drawers, 49c.
Men I Fawn Merino Shim and Draw-
ers In all slots. 75c.
Men' I Fine All- wool Scarlet Medicat-
ed Shirts and Drawers. good value. at
81.25. for title.
Men's Medium weight l-‘ine Austra-
lian Wool Shirts and Drawers in all
sizes. 81.00.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vesta and
' P111118. 2131‘ kind at l90.
Women's i‘lne Cashmere Vests.
all sizes. with Pants to match. 49c.
Women‘s White Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. 98c.
Womcn' 11 All-wool Scarlet l'nder
wear. sizes "2 to 41. at 88c.
HERE ARE SOME BED SPREAD
VALUES.
Staple as corn in the crib. Seldom
talk about them when prices are nor-
mal. but in this case though the val-
ues remain tho same, the prices are
badly twisted. Please'read on.
Full Size White Crochet Bed Spreads.
at 65c.
Extra Size Crochet Bed Spreads. Spe-
cial at 89c. ,
8 Full Sized Marseilles Bed Spreads. at
1.4.. '
Extra Size and Quality Marseilles
Bed Spreads, at 81.75.
EVERY DAY YOI' NEED NOTIONS.
Not every store though Is willing to
sell you notions at the little prices
charged here. Witness.
Mourning Pins. Assorted Box.
box.
Hooks and Eyes. two doren on card
2c card.
Safety Plus, The Calmsr. all aim.
4c card
Hair Pins. handmade, three packages
for be.
Hair Pins. assorted sizes In box
in
2c
Darning Cotton. 8 ply. two spools for
Thread. Best Linen Finish. Pull
Measure. 3c spool.
Busting Cotton. 500 yard spools. 4c
spool. ‘
Corset Clasps. Sateen. Drab. White
or Black. 8c.
Corset Steels. Patent Lock Clasp. 10c.
“ lemlni" Dress Steels. the best two-
wire, 8c dosen.
Redfern Dress Stays. 1259c dozen.
chm
114 Washington Street.
South Norwallr.
ours.
It is not possible to
prices claewhc'e—it is
box or telephone.
iii
Ioaoylsttsn.
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to get the some economy anywhere else.
Bur Oars Tan' s 011111.
MANUEL T. HATCH
I am near-just as far as the nearest later-
“last"uaialbsaoatlaoiars '
Merit counts in grain as in anything else.
and first quality 1n grain is impossible unless
the grain is freed from dirt and waste. as is
get better qualities or
absolume impossible
in
lldgar beam. at Norwalk. is to
startataawagooat stats-turd.
Tbs Moth dad a. 11m. tonight.
Some good seats rsmaia unsold.
m
'-—om children “Hales Cream.
Conductor Charles ’Caffrsy has mov-
ed to Union street, South Norwalk. 3
W
Rev C. w. Shelton will preach It
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
Sunday.
--’rurkeya lac It HIyII' Market.
ThI Judge Gregory hunting party
bagged thirteen quail and two part-
ridge. yesterday. .
The Mud Pond fishing party. as told
in yesterday's Sentinel.ret11rnod with
seventy-four pickerel.
~Speclal for Sat and Mon: 150 pcs.
Beat Dk. Prints. 4%c yd.;1000 yds.
Outing Flannel. 0c yd.. 50 handsome
allginen Table Sets. 81.98. If. S. Smith
0.
A man doesn't have to possess
hmmam McGovern. of Elm street. is
borne Iron a business trip to Cincin-
nIt and Indianapolis.
-~0 lbs. l-‘rankford Sansone. 25c.
Haysa.'
Uneaa Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men. 111 arranging to hold a big smoker
the latter part of November.
-—M'In'a and Boya’ Golf Caps. O'Brien
The funeral of the late Thomas J.
Warren: will be attended tomorrow
nwrnlnnat 2 o’closh 1190111 St. Joseph‘ I
:«(‘lmn-.h ‘ 1
—We make our Candy. lane.
A bearing upon the admission to
probate of the estate of Betsey (1. Del-
den will take place in the Probate
Court. November 8, at 2 p. ni.
J—Fresh Hams. 1213., at Hayes’ Mkt.
Company 0 members are again re-
minded that the drill season opens
tonight at the Norwalk Armory. Cap-
tain Bloomer would like to see a good
attendance.
—-Plenty PeInuts in Brittle at Lane's.
The Mason & Hamlin Company has
graciously and kindly donated the use
of a magnificent Liszt organ‘ and a
grand piano for the Norwalk Musical
Festival on January 1 and 2 at the
Norwulk Armory.
——-l’ork Chops. 101:. at liayes'
Daniel Show. of Bull ltun. In still in
custody at Not-walk. pending an exam-
ination tutd‘his sanity. John Shaw.
whose name was connected with the
article yesterday. denies that he had
anything to do with the nilalr.
~Chickens. lZlfic” 6 Water street.
Postmaster Marigold is still confined
to his home by his Injured ankle. and
is obliged to continue using crutches.
lio cannot hear much pressure upon
the damaged ankle. it will be some-
time before he Is able to get about with
his accustomed sprightlineas.—Bridge-
port Farmer.
-—Call It the new store 79 Washing-
ton street and examine the new line
of lamps.
The Norwalk Boston store announces
a tremendous sale of dry goods. begin-
ning tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Thousands of dollars worth of goods.
consisting of a general line. will be
sold at prices that should crowd the
big store. A small roll of money will
buy I big bundle of goods.
-—Brown and black Youman. O'Brien
Judge Robinson holds a short cal-
endar session today in the Superior
vorce petitions on the list. The first one
Is the unfinished ease of Emelie A.
Chase against Bu tt 1". Chase. which
was partially 111 last Friday. The
others are Hattie A. Whitlock vs.
George I". Whitlock; Kittie E. Harris
vs. Charles 1‘. Harris.
-—Pure Cof. and cream. 5c cup. Lane's
The papers are having much fun over
.1. S. Dunning. the Insurance agent.
who comes to Southport every week on
business. because of his resemblance to
Chauncey M. Depew and other nota-
bles. Recently he was taken for Sir
Thomas Lipton. Mr. Dunning says he
expects his friends. the newspaper men.
will ye claim he looks like Oom Paul
Kruge. After that has had its run he
may be taken for Aguinaldo. —South-
port Chronicle.
—ltib 1mm, llc.. 0 Water street.
John Brundage. of Stamford. has
just received a letter from his brother,
who is with the United States forces
on the Island of bum. in the Philip-
pines. Bruhdage writes that he has
been very ill with fever He now
weighs only eighty-ave pounds. He
formerly tipped the scales at 120
pounds. He has in his possession I
‘ Mauser rifle which once belonged to
an insurgent. and is making a collee-
tlon of various articles. which he in-
tends bringing home with hills
-3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c. Hayrs.'
Brigadier Brengie. the fiery apostle
of the Salvation Army. who is to be
here on Monday and Tuesday. will
speak in the Congregational Church on
Monday evening. and on Tuesday
speak in the hall on the
bridge. Bury-
whisken to be an expert at blowing.“ ‘
Court. There are three unconteoted dl- .
appreciatethefact. Wild:
0d you will‘
. I, at wholesale. are considerably
ofDry
city.
New LOqu Wssn 811.1 Co.’ 11 Trans 1111: 811.! .'
1.1113111 F1313 Crowns. 4c Skein, 45c doz.
FULL LINEN Enacmaav Maryanne. ’ '
"NBW"—-i ms 'Aasmas Moons Km Gtovss.
Moons, Tans, Gasrs, Bnowss AND BLACK. W
Frrran, 81. 00‘ 1111.
Comm—Ti 0MPSON ’11 Grove F 1mm, R. 01 (3...“-
Gross, BLACK Warm AND DBAB, 0011er Luis 811m.
Adams 01.1) STATEN ISLAND Dra House. 3
IL " [S H. SLLEK.’
A SPECIALS:
Men’ I all wool black Cheviot Suits, single and
and doggibrbasted, would be good value at 87. 50; our
price.
Men’ I blA1e Peacedsle all worsted Suits, Intro
value. 89.50
Men’ I rag-edge lop-seam black Kersey Overcoats,
sold elsewher for 87. 50 and 87. 89; all we ask i886. 50.
Very Special. —An all wool black Kersey Overcoat.
cut in latest at le. 87. ’;50 a regular 810 coat.
Willis 11.8elleck, Up-to-Date Clothier,
50“ Wall street, Norwalk, Conn.
"Built of furtbclirmcc and pursuing. not of spent deeds but of doing."
THE MODEL GROCERY.
POSITIVE. RERSISTENTand PROGRESSIVE.
NEW Bi‘CKWH AT. (loosel—The (.‘RANBERRIES—ln 25 years of bus-
buckwheat ”Op “1 a partial failure inesa experience. 1 never knew them
this year and prices ”I behlgher. \VI 30 cheap. 3 11081131200
always have the nei est White Buck- FIDI It—Try our New Patent. you
wheat obtainable hei‘e. that want a good flour at. a low price.
NEW HONEY~Home raised “a Special for Saturday. November 4-
. Ill: lbs at 10 cents. or 84.09 ham].
3:1; “1.3335123. .3333? 3.“ 3 3'3 3333-333
I‘resh Home-laid Eggs. 30c damn.
PURE. NEW MA LB SYRUP, u, DRIFD BEEF—Trade increasing:
pints. 10c; pints. 101.; quarts. 30c.
Once try it and that settles you as a
01'“ BUTTER is i lling below mar-
constunt customer.
RUSSET SWPET CIDER—Tho last
kct value. It captli es the taste and
coin of the customer. It is a money-
nrriied Wednesday and is made of all
saver. 25c lb. Walnuts 5c quart.‘
sound maset apples.
Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. Neva:
was this store moraLalive to the want a of its patrons. We are ready to give
“Old W1nter"a wa reception. - .
you ”Q arassrowo. corm.
There is a demand for YOUNG
. ; well-trained; YOUNG
L M N
Wan-bod . E
Day and evening session.
‘ To learn Book- -keeping. Shorthan'd and
MEN.
Merrill College can place YOUNG
Enter NOW.
A Merrill College,
M o n ‘ Typewriting.
Competent.
MEN who are good atenqraphcrs.
I. I. IEIIILL. Prla. .
ii 10" ARE THINKING 0E Plillilili ill llEAlllB
180W 9 THE 'l‘lhll TO PDT 11‘ 11!;
We 19on mpcaition in this Particular Linc.
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