“' therein very plus some to; he soon in
the“. Woods. ’ They say that the foliage ,
.. ; slowly gaining. as is also Michael Drew.
' Both‘oi these men'sdlves have been
‘ , to her home on Tuesday.
,‘ . Robert Edmond. who recently pur-
,- chased the Wheeler plates in South 08-
« born avenue, has moved from Gregory
2.1
‘ idence, R. 1., has returned to her home
, few days. with rip, is reported as he-
. in: improved.
."s,..,o lulu. ,
thither pl‘i‘ n Drugglst and
M Photo Supplies.
Washington St ti.
m.....
l
quite in at his home.
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tor. Mrs. Corligs. in New York.
W _m
the guest of relatives in this place.
Wm
catch. ‘
Mrs. May .l
“a...
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, spout
Sunday with Raymond Johnson, of
Bridgeport.
will take place.
.w—u—wm
‘ his home in New York.
, of Mt. Kisco, N. 'Y., are the guests
of Mrs. Joseph H. Flilow.
Otto Trederlck has contracted for the
building of a new house in Laura street.
White Brothers will do the work.
Captain Edward Scudder's “lda Vi—
ola,'f.. of Northport. L. l., is attire
steamboat dock aflth a loadvof escallops.
Mrs. Charles Mather and daughter
Edith sprint
Knapp. of Armonk, N. Y., who is very
!
Rev. J. H. Hoyt, of the New Canaan
Congregational Church. will hold ser-
vices in the Union Chapel Sunday at
3 o’clock.- , . »
run cschllo'p boat's die-mugs: the
doblgfat the west endao‘f the Washington
“W“. bridge. They are from North-
Pintii.E L. lg" ‘ " , _
hunter; in” this section," claim. that
is viry mica.
..r.,.. .. ,""""' ' .g‘ Z ,
We Alice‘l’iatchman‘. when“ been
visiting friends and relatives at Prov-
in Riverside avenue.
Miss Jennie Smith. of Bett’s' Place,
, who has been visiting in Monaco,
”Mass" during the pastmuplo of weeks,
has returned to her home.
A large delegation from this place, at-
. tended the shows of the First and
Third District Republicans, in the
Town Hall, Norwslk, last night.
‘ We
Robert E. Morrison is reported as
hanging in the balance for some time.
Miss Mary Smith, of Bridgeport, who
has been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Jessie Smith. of Cove street. returned
Point into the house.
it has recently
been remodelled.
. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Bailey. who
have been stopping with numerous
friends in this place. during the past
month. rcturued,.to their home in
Brooklyn. yesterday, ,.
Rev. J. W. Davis. who has been. con-
fined to his home in Bette Place. for h
s will attend the wed-
ding in the sash Norwalk' Baptist
Church. this afternoon.
, has Junior and”?! Band or the East
, Avenue Methodist urch hold a very
' iiiiitoreoting muslin at tlieléaaidencc of
p , one lot last n t. There.
W’éflqonoeumyfiarge attmdanco and
the boys received‘much spiritual good.
. Hort Goib wsd'tho leader.
W
There was (in ' muluill‘elhrge attend-
. once at the meeting of it Ladles' Aid
Society of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. yesterday afternoon. so much
. mt grog extra grants were strong on
Denali The ladies are
;. meeting with great success. , ,
«tiara ummilul-immhmau-y.
, ‘ ' 9 am
7 r“; g
1 . , ”in dish
tau, belonging to
Jerome iii. Smith. and which was roost»
all by lfr. and hire. Illiér. .
All business communications" for '
thia'oil'ioo should he addressed to The
sentinel. Personal loitprs not desired.
aim Erickson. of Henry street. is
Mia. K. Cautra is visiting her daugh-
Hsnry A. Hooper, of Orion. Me, is
'George Joselyn‘.‘of First avenue, went
esculloping yesterday, and had a line
. reamer, of Bridgeport.
is stopping with friends in Riverside
Tonight, the regular prayer meeting
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
Irving Jones, who has been visiting
friends in this place. has returned to
Mrs. Durham and daughter Dorythuh
Sunday with Charles‘
, .. The first prayer meeting on Tuesday
0
’tl‘llis‘ lrirht‘ row
was but he called irish
stew. The screen. who belonged to
the Stev ,Brodlo school. asked him if
its ex ' a silk handkerchief in a
ring ad that quieted the man
“I ‘ I .
Jamasi‘tiueoe assisted in the mar-
ital. 0t, fibroid ,Qihrllyastsrday. .
q...” t .
Captain it ,,,of,,,rid sport, is the
guest of Proggs‘s‘or A. B' suel'nsey.
Rancy Pooley and Edward Reid
wentitoac’otch Cove yesterday and
. procured a nice lot of eseollops.
Dr. PUD. Hudson, of New York, has
purchased the Schllchting place at
0x Ridge. lie will occupy it next sum-
mer“
. . Miss Alice Drury, of Brooklyn, who
has been stopping in this place for the
summer, returned to her home sister-
ay. .
C. ll‘. Bates. the jeweler. rdturued
from Dansvllle, N. Y.. today. where
he has been settling some real estate
matters.
Mrs Harry Hindley, who is at the
Stamford hospital, will be discharged
from that institution this week. He:-
friends are pleased.
The King‘s Daughters will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Alfred Horo-
house, next Tuesday afternoon. There
is business of important to come up
for action.
The fourth chapter of' First Peter
was the topic discussed at the prayer
meeting of the Darlcn Methodist
church, last night. There was a fair
attendance.
E. A. Oviatt went to Sound Beach
yesterday for escallops. it is said
that he had very little success. and
that there are. very few escaliops in
that section.
Miss Genevieve Hacker. the metro-
politan woman's golf champion, led
the Essex County team to victory
against the Nassau Country Club rep-
icam championship.
~-
night; afteii“ rheumatism made from
Friday night, of the ydllng‘peopl‘e con-
nested with the“ Darlen Methodist
church, was held last Tuesday night
$1345 proved to be very successful.
harem be no prayer meeting to
marrow night. . ,
.S‘everalyin Daridii said } [yesterday
mggolxmble. snares ,was bruno
mga§ out offtlle racethis year. ai-
tli ”l ‘ ho Was» not nord‘liiiited fifths
Republican caucus Tuesday night. His
friends will endeavor to land him by
pastors. They claim that they can do
it, and next Monday will'toll the story.
it was decided at the meeting of
the Library Association Monday night
to open a temporary reading room
about the 15th of October. The mem-
bers of the Library board are coutemp»
latlng getting the front of the Brady
house, as the Brady family intends to
reside in New York during the winter,
The reading people of Darie'n will be
pleased to learn of this, as a library is
something that has been needed for
some time. ‘
sown mm.
Mrs. Charles H. Gulder is able to be
around again after a few days of ill-
uess.
Harry Bryan, of this place, attended
the international yacht race last Sat
urday.
The wecly prayer meeting of the
Methodist Church will be held in the
Church tonight.
Charles Cakes, who has been the
chef at Dorlon's Point for the summer,
has resigned his position. ‘
The “mommies was to take
place on one night this week has been
postponed, for another week.
Captain Louis Raymond, who has
been visiting out of town friends. has
returned to his home in Main street.
A new roof has been put on the
porch o. the house now occupied by
the Smith family in. Forty-second
street.
The oiiicera of Rising Star Divi-
slon. Sons of Temperance were in.
stalled last night. Visitors were pres-
ent from the divisions in the vicinity
and a good time was had.
Th portion on." n ' d Lin-
toil'l {Vomit nefim’flm. was
lipodld this mowing.” soc rout of the
. ,"vlll mouth ,
wfgd‘tbewdfiyetrolloy m egWou'
downstream
the water to run off before the car
mailman-w w , . ' M ‘ ~
. “‘9‘!“ ,t', ' , ,i ii.
mums Cushion, who is e
, ' ’ 17
Mr. Stabtler “had T
resentativos' iu‘ the series for the local *
not been
rcoNhscricu'r roMOLochl. as.
his in tinnitus: :
fimfm
2. ‘ iltiqlllg
$931.3pr» tor
m through its _
/ flighwimmamved , ,
lilinier‘ Ti
and
have a new dough r.
Nace,-spent last Milly in W
Pam ' ‘ "d. 4 "Bl .
about}: Don M” o p rum“
wife retlirne’d‘ libma,
any: ill Bridgeport.
mun-.—
Mrs. Helen Archer, of New York, is
at her home
she‘axpects
ter.
Their many friends here regret the,
removal of Mined Fitch and ismiIY. lO’
lupin; Plains. y'l‘bchyvill be greatly”
in ass . ‘ '
. mew» .
Josiah Williamh,’ who has been ill
for several weeks, is somewhat bcttt-zr,1
with the exception of his eyesight. That
does not improve.
Mrs. Fill" Davie lirassurprleed last
Friday nigh ‘ by a "bul"‘lolid of friends’
from Westport. They remained until
the “wee’ morning hours.
Henry William. wife and daughter.
of Newburg. and Mrs.» rank‘Nuce, of.
Philadelphia. returned their homes
Monday, after a visit of [few days with
John Williams and family.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of Nor-
walk. aud‘,,ilr.‘iliiker. of PortCheater.
called on friends ; are Tuesday. All
Were glad to ode t hilt “old. They
appointed a ‘scr'vidh’ln‘ Emmanuel
Church, next Sunday. October 6th. at
3 p. m.. at which they will officiate.
Frank Tresdwell is home again after
a visit withbia aunt in Wilton.
CONNECTICUT PA i 5.413.
The folloniing were issued October
1, 1901.
List furnished from oiilce of A. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, Conn: ‘
Dudley ll. Bollard,
Clutch mechanism.
Edward P. Bullard, Jr., Bridgeport,
vertical turret—lathe;
Harry M. Wells, Bridgeport, under-
frame. for automobiles. '
Carl L. Dolgo, Wostport, eyecap and
lid-closer.
Henry A. Tuttle, Stamford. friction-
clntch. .
James V. Washburne. Waterbury,
penlloldel‘.
Hubert P. Richards, New British. 2
patients: sewing-machine tables.
Charles F, Smith, and S. R. Muuson.
New Britain. ball bearing for food
choppers: ‘
James H. Towers, New Britain. tank.
Seth Wt Babbitt, Merlden, recep-
tacle, design. ,
George E. Savage. Meriden. chaf-
iing dish stand, design. ‘
Charles A. Bailey, Cromwell.
bank, design.
Bridgeport,
toy.
DROWNED iN BEHRING 81A.
Four~Mdn Loft Port sum in small
East which Filled And Sank.
llam Eliseo. ic‘hhrd Waidron. lefltl ‘
Colbert and Joseph C. Wilkins were
drowned‘ln' insuring Sea. near Port
Safety early in huguet. Mesgre de
tails of their, fate were brought by
Nome passengers" on the steamer
Queen. it is stated that the men left
Port Safety turnolomon City on tha‘
afternoon of August 6. in an old Yukon
sail boat. ,
When they left, the weather was
somewhat thick and the sea was chop-
py. So‘far as kn‘owii‘they were never
seen alive mu. it is believed that
their boat Illed an finals». for it has
., WQ.,~ heir bodies» were
found on the beach. Wilton. is sup.
posed to have been a resident of the
state of New.York.
{SOOiATIOM ,
.xNEW‘ BRITAIN. October 2-'l‘he'
Judging of the exhibits at the fourth
annual» meeting of the Connecticutlio.
moiog aLAssoclation began yester-
day. Emulate as follows: Ap-
pyles, Proforma-ion; Craig. all New
.ork, .‘ .‘ core, can ngtop;
«.9033an A. o. Gully, Shorts
College; peaches, George 8. .iuele‘r;
Cromwell; nuts. I. M. lvea, Mar-idea;
Mrs. JohuWiliiams and Mrs. Frank
. “" l
’Mtfl.:l§hnry‘blicboinlm:urs. Wilford .
I
Monday nisht. from a' visit of several.‘ ‘; '7'
l
on Orbome Hill. where;
'maimdbflhgi tits“ Illn-
i
been to the Fandi‘msrlcan.’ , ,
‘coacb parade, with 3.000 schodi cb'llv
Loren singing in» the procession. a mon-
gorlcal- pursue and the feature ctrtbci.
'Thesewlll take place on Thumday‘ and
, SEATTLEhWashn" October 3—Wil- :i
Siam modifies. the! moon-t» guns. the
yards,_.bm been a ill-estimator to
may. is, always encamped in the
never Wilboif‘iuiorut.
r ,
r 1‘ ChicagovOctober s, , ,
great breath in point “his,“
landslide at; the World'i
, fair. There is every reo-
‘ Ionichflicre tiresome"-
suit wlli’come to the Pan-American" ills
position at Bhflliiol where October is
always a“ month of delightful women
The Exposition in point of‘b‘eauiy and
interest is at it! climax. and the pro-
gramme of special events is such; “a, to
attract, and please. fieptember started
with great crowds. and only thotrnget
dy in tho'i‘cmple of Music. which'stun-
nod and 'sheeked tr world. hair and
day”. “mansions nine stats mum;
[of lhcrthii‘dl into red president not ”
place. . The crew I since then .b'airo?
insured to' Buffalo.- The Temple of
Music,“ now hollowed and historic
Mandala. been the Mecca of; thou- . I
sands. ' ‘ '
prices in the macho“! nil. Thu. Itorleq
of exorbitant prices were long ltd
shown to be tables. and" evesyryltlms
who makes the slightest aunt-rib, fist”
in his moans. , . . .. .
The fixpositlouiiseif. within beami-
nu: buildings... as coloring, byf'da‘it. jigs
magic ll use at slant. its walls that
courts, i canals and iskeosrilegfoun-
talus and statuary, Iteexhiblin and its
5.000.000 visitors who ohave already
The Exposition“ Company opened u
the month of O‘clober. beginning ”Mon"
day. Sept. 30, who a Carnival weeks!
splendid crests". including a baby
tier pageant with the floats used in the
New Odo-m ' Mandi Gras and allo-
beautiful floral mmdc at flitlwosl.
Saturday. Oct. 3' and 5. but everyday
unwelcome to Oct. a mu be replete
Will! interest. Special dismal-lie on the.
i
like. with dominion and- illuminated
launches laa procession of» nary grand-
eur. will afford new and wonderful
sensations turbo. visitors.
3 Thul'Ocmbu'wlli be unlisted in with
ll programme no‘ arranged or to give
the American puts“ «tunnel week.
The i fei savfhgjdilil. dolly. has but
some ‘ " ofwth'e more attractions .of
the Exposition." it teilg'ibe story of'tlio‘;
work or the herein. nichwho guard the
shores Of wounded treat hires. lil-
wayo on the plan‘s 01113, from death!
bash the ships-reeled sailor ‘or‘pnd
sugars. The: militant)" of: United»
amount. “dud lil‘ihe ub‘lbltrllowiug
were panoply and our defensive sleds.
thousands, of visitors.“ spare, salutary
perused that partrof'ths ground: In
was un' magnificent eiblblt of the
with so
plumpand quinees, N. S. Flatt, New
Haven; Canned fruits. C. E. Steele.
New Britain: was. Adolph Welling.
Plantsvillc; u manned articles (i. G.
'i‘lillnghast. arson. 'ilto exhibitors
number 52. the entries about 800. ’
chairman‘s“ hrs“ a:
, e or , n o {
Dar-lea. Continual“ tit;I stii' day of
lectures of said town. for the ,
censrliocfrl‘on or a MA-
, ‘ GAMI’IOAIS'
indie 'f‘o
"lfiriod. Condxf’ln ac L
nonlinear: mile. 9‘
. . w
”all: id" m... l...
une” new and:
October, 1901. at the once or the ne- , "
w'ly‘flll HW. “l.
ins;
.Ekss§&fii
status. mi.
more. ”swift": “i.
l
a contract is lot. Jill bids-flaunt poi
l
w‘ E.
It ism
3’1."
t a
orerwllylniing‘ success In thafn‘lou‘th. .
'I‘iié Erpoa‘iilon managementsszd,‘trib- , H .
are of respect closed the gates for one '
Buffalo has demonstratedh’er iibility" . .. ,
to care, (or grcntrrowds satisfactorily, -- ..
not only in hauling them to the Export-V .
tiou by streetcar and steam railway ht ‘,
a fare of but ii cents from any party of ‘ ‘ .
the city,f-but‘to house and feed thsmmt '
accommodation can do so wholly "v'rithc' . I
amusements. bnebeeu Iadellgil‘t to the who
‘14” mo.
United States Government and the mid
South and Central American States'
'bulldingo every visitor can spend a
day. No exposition has ever provided
‘ln so compact or apnea. with such
sly-mono.
a 1
f Prices the Lowest.
s. STULL
at w... l b" ' i
. , , ., 28' ‘ahd‘ continuing. to
“ Miler proved, antral-action tor
, psi ”termed, .i‘rorh ever section
“in Maine to California i-panada.
NEON! the states ”Wig awhilch-
,lgaufi indiunal Wisconsin. New York.
mammals. liiifloiii’ “mom; Chill."
new Jersey; It!“ dull Missouri. on
the total ndhibbt‘ of llb‘ciih‘ on exhibi-
"run; tir’ehty-ser’ub, have been sent here.
Willis Dominionvoi Canada. most of
,illlillcxliihiiors Vining. located in Jim
pinnin'ce of Ontario. The prov/lumen
Quebec is also .repmsnted; During
—r,..
courts or music, unis Wino!
tWMkl-AWGAI‘ hummus.
-iss‘lmW-ng‘ma‘im‘shdwnnere “will
stiles in the‘iii-W'York’matefbuilding
a purl , 9f mectln sot pronulieut North
and. alimAmeri‘n sheep“ breeders. ,
,. Builds new littlest. 34mm.
disambi- ought to be a. great umoafcr
the dormers to. visit aileron-American.
Wary-“tamer in new born. 8mm. not
remanded ”those. In other! parts? of the
canopy, ought go see the attractions of
the Rainbow City during the next three
9!. brunch. , .
' gh'ccame show last week, was a
bindeaturmdtbc Exposition. audible
Wham lo I gmt sheep show in
vm “New York State farmers and
on ehebp' new from other mm will
find it“ liiost'llitene-tlng‘to compare the
SouthAinorchn breeds with those of
North America. , ,
“it will surprise many to learn that
the pavilion tor animals. at the Pan-
Amman «reason-knows and are ca-
pable 'of houdhlglwdlli) animals."
The" programme for-October so for as
made up at this time is as follows:
i. natured”. worthy. the emu recital.
John F. Lamond Iihlhcion. '
a, 8. Free organ recital. w. a. Dooley, lo-
disliipblieiind‘. *9 ~ . , . _
a. Nebmh days humanly. fireworks.
4. Multan“ day.
i. 5. Free organ recital. llarry B. Jepoon. New
noon. Clan.
a run day, am day. fireworks. 0. or a.-
‘fft‘ Ill“ 1511.3. MIN“. Cincinnati, 0.. be.
emu redid. W Polk! day. lllinois day.
7.“.- hnel bud. New York. sixty men.
7-10. Berle show. Judging 0. lo.
a Brooklyn day. Knights of the Golden Eagle.
".ququ day hilt ii of W
D. New 0 . to on one-'-
Clult. W
0. I‘m m recital. ’ .
lo. fictional Orange day. Delaware day. Dun-
kirk day. h‘st. P. .0. and V, A. association, fire-
works. ’ . ‘
um. he. org-n recital, William 0. Carl, New
ll. Atlantic Oi fly.
1|; lilierrniio Sunshiny my.
ll. U“. I i-u'mni foothill. firework
lull he can Mattel. Clarine- Eddy. In
on. . . ,
li-tl. Victor Herbert‘s orchestra. Piiuburg. nix-
ty mo. 4 ' ‘ ‘
id. Merchant! Association of New York. Polo's
'lf." ram and fluid. hm Iowa Shelley.
Now 10?! Git]. _ n . v
If. Usually oi Rollin day. fireworks.
Namibia M. Cornell-CONN. football. III-
worh.‘ ‘
1
I
sue Fireproof
m duh m Will"
. i ‘r‘ w . dub.
p.Vlyludolto club.
firs-em mam “a. cull-on.
‘ ,‘ .r’l‘l'. t
a. Pill'l Imam.
, WW .-
7 “'1 \""”~.'~" We » Kill
M
"a
. Good Maraicabo Calico.
” ‘2 pkgs. Grape Nuts,
250.
Pillsbury's Oats, 0c pkg.
. Sill). can Baked Beans, 10c.
‘ ,' Milli Crackers, V 2 lbs. for 15¢.
’ Soda Crackers, 5c. lb.
-, w n. in. all...
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»Our very best Creamery Butter, hie. lb. '
‘ Pull-American Milk. full weight. 7c can.
Peninsular Milk. full weight. 8c. can.
15c lb.
as .Cottago Ave» EuthNorwalk.
to the fact that honest old line Life
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also an absolute protection to those
dependent upon you? it you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the General Oilice of the Coup. Gen'l
Life ins. Co, United Bank Building,
80. Norwalk. Conan
run. If. nun.
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Discarded machinery of all kinds.
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and builders' hardware. bought and
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. 13 l: 15 Raymond Si.
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Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. :11. Closed Sai-
urdayo. -, . ,
Residence 58 Burial street
‘ M. TARL'Ov,‘ ,
‘vm' M ;'i , a as.
"All“ ’, ”of filth ”its ire. beat
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Ranges and Heaters mum in,
good value. Designed and u
on R‘iio principles, they give ‘
from a small amount ofJuh'
some in appearance and
strength. Our .818 Range ll
of compactness. . .
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Cor. North Main and Win:
18.17. . . . .
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Hot Mr Imam: . '
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