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Spring. 8.4 11.; av.. 7.2 11.; neap, 5.9 ft.
..aignliles plus: -— signifies minus.
—_._._.._.— ‘i
WEATHER REPORT.
The storm in the Ohio valley yester-
day has passed eastward to the St.
Lawrence valley. it was accompanied
by rain from Virginia to Maine and by
rain or snow from St. Louis eastward
across the lake region. Pleasant wen»
ther prevails this morning in all sec-
tions eacept the extreme northeast
High pressure. area with low temper-
atures is central over the gulf states.
Forecast for New Haven—~Fair and '
' cooler tonight; fair Sunday.
~-
—Fresh Hams. 12c., at Hayes' Mk1.
Mrs. Homer l". Bucknam is visiting
_ friends in Hoboken. N. .l.
.v
Mrs. Mary G. Rider has ”gone to
Ridgeileid and Stepney for a few days.
Lane.
A. A. Altenbrandt. of Spring street.
went to Roxbury, yesterday. on a three
weeks' hunting trip.
—We make our Candy.
The Brown's Business College foot-
ball team will go to Stamford. Monday
afternoon, to play the Stamford High
school eleven.
-—Men's and Boys' Golf Caps. O'Brien
Congressman Hill delivered an ad-
dress on Alaska before the Young
'Menfi Republican Club. of New Hav-
en. last evening.
--Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
ll. Wright's.
The Men's Chorus or the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church. led by
Fred J. Force. will sing at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church to-
morrow afternoon.
.—Call at. the new store 79 Washing-
. on street and examine the new line
' of lsmna
Insurance Agent, Jacob M. Layton
J has made a prompt and satisfactory ad-
?” jastment of the loss on the household
‘ furniture of Samuel Lengyei. in Les-
w avenue. canard by Wednesday's
' walk. was 1E”
W
WI 7. 013989111 is
Wills items in
'r."l
“suit.
—-8 ribs Mitford Sausage. 2511.
Hayes
'4 law
“I.
eat Whippet w.
rhythm vial 1111; Samuel Story.
as ‘25... city. 2 ,
Mutton P81110001 South Nor-
01 Mrs. John Pool-
er. in Dal-lea. Thursday.
-Brown and black Yeoman. O'Brien
Dr. L. M. Allen and Edna: H.901
have gone to long island duck hunt-
ing, in Dr. Allen's boat.
Miss Edith Robin's. of Seymour ,ave-
nus. has returned home from a visit
with friends in’ New Haven.
—Spscisl a'ale of Stoves.F . J.Cur1l1
& Co., corner Knight and Wall streets
Extensive improvements are being
made in the interior of the Lauder
building in Washington street.
Mrs F. 8. Lyon. .71.. succeeds Mrs.
1.8. Keep as treasurer of the Penny
Provident station at South Nor-walk.”
sortment of House Furnishings. attend
A. P. Damon's opening Saturday. Nov-
ember 4. . .
' “-
Rev. J. H". Hoyt. of New Canaan. will
preach in the Union Chapel. at West
Norwalk, Sunday afternoon. aid
0 ‘cl.ock
——--¢—-————.
County Health oucer George E.,Hlil
has ordered Dr. E. E. Smith to dis-
continue a drain running into the Nor»
walk river.
-Special for Sat. and Mom: 85.00 all-
wool Blankets. 83.90 91.1 70 per. yard
wide Unbleached Muslin. 4c yd.: Gents'
19c Wool Hose. 2 pair 2511.; Gents' 75c
Camel'a Hair and Gray Underwear.
4812.; all sites Children's Fleeceed Rib-
bed und Flat Underwear. 25c..: Ladiec'
Fleeced Ribbed Underwear. 23c. M. S.
Smith 81 Co.
Harry J. Zehm. our local concert or-
ganist. has been engaged for a recital
at the National Export Exposition.
Philadelphia. December 1.
"Mat" Herring, of Stamford. has
been appointed deputy grand chancel-
lor of the Knights of i’ythiaa. His
district includes Noraalk. Westport
and Stamford. '
--Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
Fred A. Arnold. of Douglass Fowler
Post. South Norwalk. will inspect Hob-
bie Post, in Stamford. next Thursday
evening. A camp fire Will be given in
honor of the occasion.
/
This afternoon at 4 o'clock. every 1
child is invited to attend the meeting
at the hall of the Salvation Army and
hear the Talking Machine. Tonight, at
8 p. m.. the special meeting arranged
by Captain Stewart. will take place.
—Pork Chops, 100., at Hayes'
—v"-.
Children's boucle reefers. all-wool
beaver coats, capes, furs. and children‘s
coats of all descriptions are some of
the autumnal attractions at H. Krie-
ger’s millin
Mahackemo block. A
will buy a great
popular store. .
little money
deal at this
—llmbrellas and Canes, at O‘Brien's
John Oldenschiager this morning rc-
celved a telegram informing him of the
death oflhla mother whic occurred 111
Orange. N. J.. yesterda . She was
eighty-live years old. and had been ill
for about two weeks. Her funeral will
be held at her late home on Monday
next at " o clock.
-—Horae Clipping. L. M. Wright’s.
Edward Fable. of ”3 Washington
street, entertained about twenty-five
friends at a stag party, Thursday
night. Music was the principal fea-
ture of the evening. Charles Bette
rendered piano selections,
Messrs.
on the banjo and Frank Leone on the
guitar.
—Pure Cot. and cream, 5c cup, Lane's
Grocer Charles E. Seymour says he
is prepared for the winter appetite
with as choice a collection of season-
able daintles as the most capricious
epicure would wish. Everything in.
new and fresh. and he invites you to
visit his store and convince yourself of
this fact. Scan his offerings on anoth-
er page of The Sentinel loony.
—8 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c. Hayes.‘
Never have better goods been shown;
never have greater values been offer-
cd: never have prices been so low as
they are this season in fall and winter
clothing at Comatock Brothers' South
Norwalk store. Manager Glflln says
there is absolutely no room for im-
provement in the bargains be is offer-
ing. Prices quoted in a new ad. today
will interest you.
-—Delicious Pure Candy. Lane.
John T. Pearce has left Bethel to
enter the Masonic Home at Wailing.
ford. He has gone to South Norwaik
whence. after a brief visit. he will
start for the home. Mr. Pearce is a
member of Eureka lodge. F. d A.
51.. of ~thls place. and his Ilt'd in has
been such for some time past that he
was able to do little. if any work.
John's friends here will probably hear
from him irom time to time after he
gets settled In his new home. —Bothel
correspondent. lianbury News.
. W 4’
' —11 you are looking for It nice as- 84 99
and cicak store in the .
, spending.
Mansfield and Dunn several selections ,
I‘ll“ II. n
Telling you matters of fact.
uhstiorned by any brillian-
cy; no flashing phrases or ornamental eloquence of any
sort. Earnestness, intense,. downright. straight-tome-
poini: earnestness 10111111 the chief characteristic of our
advertising.
We want to be believed;'we want to drive every,
statement made about our goods and prices straight
home to your inuersconscionsness. so that your mental
comment' 111. “that sounds true."
Values crowd each other as the season advances,
they clamor for a place in print. perhaps one in twenty
gets it. Here are some, of the favored few:
SOME BATTLlNG JACKET VALUES.
Sounds a bit slangy. perhaps. but."
expresses JustVthe meaning ”Giff—we+
wish to convey. Such stylish garments
' at such little prices would make a “MI
most anywhere.
Ladies' Black Kersey Jacket. Deublc-
breasted.31iched Back, Satin Lined
Ladics' Castor Ker y Cloth Jacket;
Strap Seams. Doube -.breasted Silk'
Lined. Pearl Buttons, 85 98.
Ladies' Navy or Black Melton Jar»:
ket, Box Front. Seven Rows Stitching
Fancy Pearl Buttons. Silk Lined 89. 49.;
lildtsu‘ lllaok Melton Jacket. 8011';
l-‘iont. Round Cut. Black and White
Snipe Satin Lining. Special, 89. 99. l
l
KNIl-‘ING THE DRESS STUFFS. I
Got 100 many of certain lots; a back-'
ward season is to blame for it They'll?
move though and move quickly when.
these wines get noised about.
39-inch All-wool Dark
Check Dress Goods. 49c. yard.
45-inch All-wool Bergen and Whip-
cords. in Drab. Navy. Green and Gar-.
net, 111 59c yard.
Mdnch Ail-wool Fancy i’lalds, suit-
able for Skirts, at 88c yard.
58-inch Ali-wool Skirtiugs. Plaid
Back, at 8l.39 yard.
Invisible‘
'\
SHAKING [IF THE SILKS.
Price brcnka among the makers
means price breaks among the mer-
chants. The consumer here gets the
full benefit of the double break. and it
means something from 11 money sav»
lng standpoint.
24-inch Gloria Silks in Plain and
Two—toned Effects. for Juc'ket Lining
49c yard.
20-inch Changeable Taffeta Silk.
Heavy Quality, 73c yard.
iii-inch Dresden Waist Silks. .'ew
signs. 75c yard.
20-inch Stripe and Figured Silks.
Extra Good Quality for Walsts. at 99c
yard.
BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS.
BREAKING RECORDS IN SELLING
2. WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We ve got the goods to do it with;
we' ve got the prices to do it with. and
with your assistance we 'll do it.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's Fine Camei's Hair Shirts and
Drawers. 491'.
Men' a l- awn Merino Shirts and Draw-
ers In all sites. 75c
Men .1 Fine. All- wool Scarlet Medicat~
ed Shins and Drawers. good value at
81.25. for 88c.
Men's Medium weight Fine Austra-
lian Wool Shirts and Drawers in all
sizes, 81 ..00
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women' 11 Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 25c kind at 101'.
Women’s Flue Cashmere Vests.
all sites. with Pants to match. 49c.
Women's White. Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. 981'.
Women” s Ail-wool Scarlet l'nder-
wear,si1.es."" to 44. 111 99c.
III'IIII'I
ll'i
Alli: 80MB llldl) SPREAD
VALVES.
Staple as corn in thp crib. Seldom
talk about them when prices are nor-
mal. but in this case though the val-v
ues remain the same. the prices are
badly twisted. Please read on.
Full Size White Crochet Bed Spreads.
at 650.
Extra Sine Crochet Bed Spreads Spe-
cial at 89c.
' l-ull Sized Marseilles Bed Spreads, at
l. «iii.
‘xtra Size and Quality Marseilles
lied Spreads, at “.75.
EVERY DAY YOU 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 dozen on card.
2c (Hl‘tl.
Safety Plus The Colman all sites.
41* tllI'd.
Hair Pins. handmade. three packages
2c
' for 5c.
Hair Pins assorted sizes in box. :1:
Many a woman who reads this will box.
feel bound to buy blankets if money
saving plays any part. in her money
lo-t White or Gray Canton Blankets.
49c pair
“-4 Gray Domet Blankets in Red or
Blue Borders. 69c pair.
”-4 White Extra Quality Blankets
in Red or Blue Borders. 81.50 pair.
”-4 White Wool Blankets in Var-
ious Colored Borders. 82.50 pair.
Darning Cotton. 8 ply two spools for
51‘
Thread. Best Linen Finish, Full
Measure 3c spool.
Banting Cotton. 500 yard spools. 4c
spool.
Corset Clasps. Sateen. Drab. White
or Black, 8c.
(‘orsct Steels Patent Lock Clasp, 100.
“Gemini' Dress Steels. the best two-
wlre. 8c dozen.
Redfern Dress Stays. 1215c dosen.
1.11mi 0
114 Washington Street.
South N orwalk.
Merit: counts in grain as in anything else,
and first quality in grain is impossible unless
the grain is freed from dirt and waste. as is
' ours.
It is not possible to
prices elsewhere—it is
get better qualities or
absolutely impossible
to get the same economy anywhere else.
Bur 011's Tnsr's Cuts.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1am near-just as far as the nearest letter-
box or telephone.
lsasy letters.
.11» ”an"
' "wt-1" “1.1a no. suit-o1 m
1'an
First street to Cedar strut.
e-l'mh or come 5911111111111:
The 0011011101101 ofMias whiter. of
Winnlpsuk, is slightly improved.
'l'hs niactmsn will bids. at
their oflles on Monday. 011110 build-
ills of a gravel read 0119' 111mm ion
3‘ M
—-Ladies' Alpines. at O'Brlsn'a.
M
The Union Veterans' Union will meet
Monday evening at the allies of Colonel
1.010” U Hommedleu. 111 Washington
1 mt
Mr. and Mrs. 11. ‘A. Drummer. of New
York city. who have been guests of
Stella Gardner. of Strawberry Hill,
have returned home.
—Give children Lane's loo Cream.
Miss Jennie Smith: or South Second
street. was tendered a surprise party
on Thursday. night, the occasion hung
the anniversary .01 her birthday.
——
Warren Shoefelt. employed in Henry
Tilly's carriage works, has gone to
11.111gaton in the Catskill Mountain-.10
spend a week' a vacation.
-—8 lb. pail lard. 4011.. Hayes' Mitt.
Frederick C. Coleman. of 3? South
Norwaik. was one of the witnesses of
the Jellries-Sharkey glove contest in
,Coney island. last night.
—Leg Lamb, l2c.
Daniel Shaw. who was confined at
the Norwalk lockup because of tem-
porary mental trouble, was turned over
to his brother. this morning.
-Bl'k and b'wn Dunlap derby. O'Brien
Licenses will be issued Monday be-
tween thc hours of 9:30 and 2:30, in
the South Norwalk police headacart-
era. by the County Commissioners.
—Speclal: All sites Lamp Chins
neys, 9c 1111.; all sites Stove Elbows, 9c
9a.: Double Roasting Pans. 23c. ea.:
Galvanised Polls, 25 ‘and 290.; House-
hold Ammonia. 51: bottle. Look at our
25c Lamps; 5 dos. Clothes Pins, 5c:
all kinds Enamel Ware. guaranteed
low prices. Handsome variety China
M. s. Smith & Co.
Ben Allen. of Troy. N. 1.. writes to
his old friends in Norwsik that he ls
nicely located and well pleased with
his situation with the Dnnbury lint
Company.
Hayea'.
--Turlwys l6c 111 Huycs' Market.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray. who has
been negotiating for property on the
Rocks road. has secured an option on
all the property in view. except that
owned by Mrs. S. A. Weed and "11'
Ambler Estate. of Wilton.
-—-Pearl Alpincs, at O'Brien's.
The case 0! Charles E. Gregory. who
is charged with samuit upon Frederick
Gregory, as the result of a quarrel 111
Crunbury. came up In the Town Court
at Norwalk this morning and was ad-
journed until Monday afternoon at 2
o't'lock.
-6‘ lbs Good Corned Beef for 25¢
iiaycs‘ Market.
The Westport and Saugatuek Street
Railway Company has filed in the
state secretary's omce. a certificate of
acceptance of the amendment to its
charter, passed by the recent General
Asssemhly and approved on June 14.
l89 . .
—Dr. M. S. Rosen. oculiat. can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
hackemo flotel, on Tuesdays, between
the hours of 1 and ’l 9. m. and daily
between 9 and 12 s. m.. 6 and 9
p. m.. at 290 State street, Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases treated.
William Abbott. who was injured in
an accident on West avenue, yesterday.
and taken to the hospital. is getting
along nicely. His injuries are not as
severe as at first supposed, and the pn-
tlent will shortly be, around as well as
usuah
«Fowler 121M pound. Hayea' Market.
. EXPECT!!! All EAST“ TASK.
Jrlrles Anything bat Pleated ever the
Basalt sf the M1.
New York. November 4—After the
Shnrkey-Jeifrlea bout was over last
night the two puglllsts were taken to
separate Turkish bath establishments
up town. With two broken ribs and a
lame shoulder Sharkey was willing to
be assisted in his movements. and
when he and his attendants reached
their destination after a long ride. in a
cab he was carried into the bath house
and rubbed down. During that opera-
tion he talked a little. saying he would
have put Jeilries out if he had not
wrenched his left shoulder in the ill-
teenth round. “it was like lighting
with one arm after that." he said. He
did not know how he wrenched his
shoulder.
Before coming over from Coney is.
land Jeffrlea was driven to his head-
the Ocean Boulevard
quarters. -
where her! his grip. after which
h coupe over to the Borough
0 an tan. He remained at the
bathing rooms until noon. when he set
out for Philadelphia. The champion
seemed anything but pleased over the
result of the light. He had expected a
much easier task. There is a big lump
on his cheek buns and a slight abra-
sion on the 1010th between the eye-
brows and the skin of the nose is bad-
ly lacerated. His left arm. which was
strained while training, is now almost
usslam. it bothered him considerably
d’t'rgi‘ng the last round of last night's
fill-ll OLD SAYING!
ltfsasvsrtaolata trytls
John Miller. has moved final South “
Thlsmakesthesalestill
Earliest customers have the beat selections.
Edward Stre
No. I Oazotto Building. Nor-walls
'I’iiiotsondllllls’MillineryEmp
Nsw Luvs of N OVELTIES in Hare just received.
011a assortment of TRIMMED H1111 15 the largest
city.
New Lennon Wars 811.11 Co.’s. T111119 DYE 811s ‘
1.1mm Fm COLORS, 4c Skein, 450 doz'. ‘
Fun. LINEN Essaomsar Mutants. ‘
—Lsmr.s' ABABIAN M00111 K111 GLOVES. 2
Menus, Tans, Gusts. Bnowss 11111 B11011. W111 ., 2
“New”
Frrrsn, 81.11) P1111. "
Consers-Tnoarsos’ s GLOVE F 1111110, R. &
GLOBE, B11011. Warts asp D1113, COMPLETE Linn»
Adams 01.1) STATEN, ISLAND Dvs House.
88 Washington Street,
WILLIS H.
SPECIALS: , ,
Men’s all wool black Cheviot Suits. single and
and double-breasted. would
price, 86. 50.
” Wants everyone to, attend his Great Closing
01' Dry Goods, Hoisry, Underwear, Fancy ,
wearegoing in slope out this stock at once.
prlommarked on thestockare solowwesre
ed you will appreciate the fact. Remember, all
of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are considerably :-
it:
more important to
O
South lorwslk, 8011's.
SELLECK.
be good value at 87. 50; our
Men’s blue Peacedale all worsted Suits. extra
value, 89. 50.
Men’ 3 raw-edge lop-seam black Kersey Overcoats,
sold elsewhere for 87. 50 and 87. 89; all we ask is 86. 50.
Very Special. ——An all wool black Kerse'y Overcoat,
cut" in latest style, 87. 50; a regular 810 coat.
Willis 11. Selleck, Up-to-Date Clothier. *
50 Wall street, N orwallr, Conn. ‘ /
"Built of furtherance and pursuing.
THE MODEL GROCERY.
Poslrlva. PERSISTCNTnnd pnoonzsslvs. ,
NEW BUCKWHEAT. iloose)——The
buckwheat crop was a partial failure
this year and prices will be higher. We
always have the newest White Buck-
wheat obtainable here.
NEW HONEY—~Home raised and
pure as sunshine. In bottles at 20c:
pints, 30c; quarts. 50c; comb, 19c.
PURE. NEW MAPLE SYRI'P. 11,
pints. 10c: pints. 16c; quarts. 30c.
OUR BUTTER is selling below mar-
ket value. it captures the taste and
coin of the customer. It is a money-
saver. 25c lb.
not of spent deeds but of doing.”
('ltANBERRiES—ln 25 years of bus-
incss experience i never knew them
so cheap. 3 quarts, 20c.
Fl 01 R—- -Try our New Patent. you
that want 11 good hour at a low price.
Special for Saturday, November 4—-
"ii-3 The at 50 cents. or 84. 00 barrel.
3 New Popping Come. 10c package.
Fresh Home-laid Egga, 30c dozen.
DRIED BEEF—Trade increasing.
Once 11y it and that settles you as a
constant customer.
Hi SEPT SWEET ClDER~Tl10 Tali .
sound russct apples.
Walnuts. 5c quart. 1
Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. Never
was this store more. alive to the want :1 of its patrons.
"Old Winter" a warm reception.
Young
We are ready to g1" .
Merrill College.
.TAMPOID. 00”".
To lealu Book-keeping, shorthand and
iWQn
There
Typewritiu.
is a demand for YOUNG
M I-ZN.
VVanted
Competent.
MEN.
Merrill College can place YOUNG
well-trained YOUNG
MEN, who are good stenographera.
at
Day and evening sessions.
Enter NOW.
I. I. IERRILL, Prim.
II III“ III THINKING GI PUTTING III IIEITIIIG
NOW I! THE T138! To PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Line.
1101 11111 1111111 on 1111111111.;
Also Steam and
Hot Air Heating.
Callandgstestimatasfromthslsadlngl’lnmbanandfiisamfitt-a.
CLAPHAM
50 South Iain Strut, last: Hall Block
61 BUTLER,
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