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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 15, 1901 · page 4

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“"00“!- Captain Arnold's trip to Attieboro Shun. professor of surgery in the Uli-
. Many admirers of the unsuccessful ‘ ' varsity Of 01110530. who 11“ Il‘l‘lVl
DAY. OCTOBER 16. 1901. foreign yacht are still wearing bat- t‘gazhé shfiiffifiggfififi ‘lvlvgmlefit a: hole from a tour of the Orient. Said

 
 

wing ties with shamrocks embroidered h ii i h Was arrest in he: “While l was in Japan 1 node

on the ends in green silk Hilfigegoixt‘msfiridg' oatternoon. :3 a on every hand that the Japanese wig
Almanac Ml Tomorrow. 03° ms the startling names at icharge of obtaining money under false making preparations [0" W” with all"
M ii: 05: sets 5: 10. . tached to the m shades and is sur- pretenses. The police now believo the sin and they made no secret of it.
tattle 1: 00 a. m.; 1: 03 p. m. prised on seeing many of them to find man to be W E Gilland of pmvmehce The cause of the trouble is no secret

 

W, w “.1,“ they are old friends. I Evidence which the deem out. in Japan. it wants Cores. Japan is
highest communications for Both the plain and the figured black~ little-lit to warrant a conl'iction has not large enough for the Japaneile.
, should be addressed to The nets make very handsome reception been secured and it will be placed bo- Russia practically holds Manchuria
. Personal letters not desired. toilettes. A soft finish for the low fore the city court tomorrow morning, and Japan does not intend letting this
.. neck is n drapery of soft chiffon. ; when the accused will be given a hour nation extend its influence to Oorea if
l‘he bias belt of the material or trim« lull- this rendition (run be prevented hence
lphonsc Dilliamel, , of Paris, £2123 “at?“fgfizwafil: Egalidsvdirl: 2:11;. The police of Troy. N. Y., have 1h.thel)leparationgfor W”-
made a “meme“ that stands ribbon with a large knot of the ribbon $31,121: 3;; $3212.22. gaming??? i
in: feet high, and '5 composed ““039 end“ are themselves tiny km)“- where he represented himself as any“ FIRST 6PEN1NGl

, ly of bicycles or their com— The narrow fourth-hand scarfs in agent of the Boston & Maine railroad. _
1; parts The framework is ggaduuted widths are better liked by Here he said he was connected with
as bicycle wheel, around luggfhvglflizollgfs ‘23:" :giemggghg‘; the later—State Traction company of . .
h are arran ed twelve ordinp ’ . Attleboro, and engaged engineers, the

3 they tie more easily with these collars men moiormen and conductors to 80
filled wheels all fitted with but they present a neater appearance. to work there at good wages provided -
bmatic tires. A rim within Quaker srny. one of the fashionable th id t .
. ey wou poa $25 cash bonds as evl
large wheel bears the figures shades in dress materials, sounds very deuce of their good faith, The chief 31 Main St ll Nona“ Cl

C hours, the figures tllcm— demure and quiet, but while it is al— of the Troy police says that Gilland

ways refined and beautiful after a i l d i
was being constructed of crank gown in the color of silk, or mousse- £353.13; Trgggegente h me" a“ ”'

S. The hands are made of steel line perhaps, has been fashionably Yesterday a stylishly dressed Mlddle- .
hing which is used for the gags“ "‘1“de ll ‘3 my l‘" "0‘“ shed woman with la striklns person- SATURDAY OCT 12m
1‘ _ ' t.

meWO'k 10f b‘cyc“ 1““ mm The mnlorltv or our womanklnd iaiiyiiir‘énsifiiirzgi’iigitil§r§3iinll ‘ '
StFOkCS Oll lht‘ (llal MC small doubtless look upon the muff as 1‘"! ' . l l

the wife of Gilland. She said she had
Ckcl plated Spokes. llic top of article of utility but the Parisienne been travelling all night to not he“, _ re
clock is an arrangement of thinks 0" it more ‘18 a matter or 0““3‘ before the hearing this morning. She MISS M. r. Aerrman’

ve handle bars. The clock “mm A correspondent 0‘ the "Dry . was allowed to interview the. prisoner

. Goods Economist" thus describes one .
lkes the hours and the quarters, of a number of dencious creations con. . 3:; tESeri‘r‘lllzncil‘i‘fgs: 33':ng $2;YJ£;‘;. Connected with the Bridgepm‘i. Millin-

elc. balls, of course. making celved at Doucet's. Both hon and muff octerlzed as ill luck and endeavored
chimes. lhc pendulum IS were 0’ moonlight blue mousselin em- to devise means to raise money Gil-

' bi~ . 1 cl n ”Wider“ 1“ 8°“ “lid M9“ “0‘0““8'5- land was in the cit court toda . but of Norwalk and neighboring towns are
6 Of a ("c 0 who ’ a d the ““5 w“ “‘0th and ““5” here and his case was conti’nued until gimm-

dulum ’0‘] Of "all?“ Halls Of them with tight little bows of velvet 1. row. The woman was also present and cordially invited to attend. No cards

cycle frame. it is said that and brilliant ornaments. Black and 5 when it become known that she “me
k b s] l - , - _ white is favored in those fluff neck- ' are issued. 'l‘cn will be served from

cloc , coir cs mug, a curios 3' the wife of the prisoner, she was the

is an cxccllcnt iinicpiccc. It “9°95- 0“ ”m" 0' “‘3'“ the ”me" cynosure of many eyes. 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m.

. . broidered in a pattern of black .
rn on . 7 th in h, ,1 _ are em Captain Arnold s investigation show-
do i (f H b c bu d 0“ White. executed by machine. F‘" ed that the Inter-State Traction com-

, .of I 21113. -. and silk intermixed are a popular com pany had employed no one to secure PAINT PUT ON

T - blnatlon. sable or mink edging many of help for the construction of a road. as
The educational advantages of the white taffeta bows while chinchil. claimed by Gilland, and an 0mm", of .
e» ulialo Exposition arc to be ‘3 ‘9 39°“ 0“ black 0" ““13”!" the company will testify at the hoar- IN THE FALL

lied to the school children of His OWN CARELESSNESS. ills tomorrow that he is a fraud.

city. I4or thc accommoda- --...._. CONSOLIDATED ROAD.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

cry establishment of M. Lustig. Ladies

 

 

 

 

 

 

lnsls longer and looks boltcr

. of these children reduced Company is Exonerated from Blame , - -
, ——-——~ than if Hit on at '1“ . licr
MS 3"? t0 b0 03(0de from llOW f" Stucchatores Death. Big Business of the Company in Au- 1 .v y ”t'
n- the ClOSC 0f the fair ’lllC All inquest into “10 circumstances gust—Stockholders' Meeting. 80350”. 1f _\'()11 flunk of hay.

. . . surroundin the death of Antonio .
are to obtain their admis- 3“,“th the "all“ who we ’lht‘ October meetlns 01' the board of

V tickets from their teachers, shocked to death by a live wire near directors 0' the Consolidated road was

I. , _ , held in New York Saturday and rou-
will be required to attend the the East Main street "053‘“ of the tine business only was considered. A LCl US Make

railroad and trolley lines in Bridgeport
n groups of not less than Saturday morning, was held yesterday report of the business of the road for

.enty, accompanied by a lcat‘lit‘r morning by Coroner C. A. Dutch. the month of August who satisfactory A E ‘

other school 0...... 5...... .......... ..... ..... ....... .. ii.2'12.2.‘22.:‘..‘2:222..2.‘;l222.222“ “ “mate

in Emerson. of the School Dc- glean; shotguntingitihentchferti J. Cf August. 1900. and was m‘ fact (hi, “1:: on the work for you. Our
‘ _ eean 0 on isc,oneo ' " , ,_

out, Will co opcrntc with the the three men who were shocked at ostflvolilililne of businese for any August ligurcs WI” include the best of

ceitiou dircciors m the“ Cf" the same time that Stucchatore was m ‘9 story 0' the load. M the an-

‘ ‘ ‘. . . . _ . ‘ ' nuai meeting of the stockholders to be iniut, skillful 'lllil carcii'ul
tto makt llit l \posmou atcm killed. Patrick Doyle. another nuin- held tomorrow. the figures of the I ‘

($07304) art of ilic schools ilirric- bci l)! the quartette and two employee August. business will be reported. At' -\\'(li'l\‘lllt‘ll. :liidcomplcic satis-
m and Spt‘t‘lill days will llt‘ ap- 0’ ‘83 00““qu Railway & Light the meeting last Saturday. reports siiii- f 1- i ,
inted when the pupils of certain “g 0' liar ’0 “‘0“ for ""3 “WM 017 August I“ m" 0 "W'

. . . . The testimony all went to prove . ‘ , , .
hools may vmi the show ill but that the gang of {our men had hem, 31:” glve" m" "1“ month “l Slmem' 41-:-

hair regular school work. told to take hold of n manila rope at Arrnnttomonts have been made for Painters‘ Supplies, Artists'
.. . '—-———-——-—-—--- inched l0 the Wire. “"8 they had the nnnuslmecting of the stockholders Materials.

.Mumctpai government uudcr (filled ‘0 do and ”‘9 mm"! was “10 of the company which will he held iii W' (1 Shad .‘ C . 1
United States rule is an expensive result. The employee of the trolley "‘9 0mm! m NOW “Mim- lomOllOW m 0‘” cs! . °’,'“°° Poe"
71’“ch in Manila ’iCC()l'(llll to the company were present merely to pm at 12 “be“ A large attendam" is PICTRES
‘ g lent the intereste of the mmnmw. anticipated. the interest of the stock ‘
till Xork. 7"1ribunc S COH‘CSPOII- Cm‘oner Dotens lindlns will be to holders in the welfare and prosperity Pictures Framed to Order.

.111 Siauisli days the ”l" 0390! that Stllfl‘hfimre Clllllf‘ if? of the road at the present time twin . - -
' ‘ his (1?th through hill 0WD careless. very pronmmccd. At the meeting this Painting. Paper Hanging, Dew”

1 ‘ l. s
$ 131(%(()):)crnipgrtl (I???) “11‘ 0985 in disobeying the orders given to animal report will be submitted and ating.
3 ), a yea J 0! y him the. directors elected for the ensuing
0“th of the picscnt veal ~—-»-—~—— year. There is no special business to =
l‘dillal) “pendulum “m. RUN ON BUFFALO BANK comm :0 before the meeting. The present Telephone Cill- l33-3-

UES. board of dii‘octors will undoubtedly be " ' ' -
,auyrllTIh'lip that ll‘lmlmilt 0r BUFFALD- N- Y.. Ol‘mhcr lh~»—'l‘lic i'n-clccicd. At 1:30 o’clock, a half hour Open evemngs till 8'30.
3fl-i “ H l l )‘m ‘l‘ l l. ”r “)‘l run on the Fidelity Trust Company earlier than the siockholdora' meeting. “—-
peeial tmpi‘m CilitillS. the mini continued this morning. When the there will be a meeting of thc dlrcc-
m; cxpciidcd I») (h. Humid- doors wvrc opened their were probiib- tors. DECKER

lug sonic painting douc

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\ ly 200 people in line. They were given —-———-—-—
“()tgcsfi' £2: 31::‘1H‘iladfifi‘i their moneyns inst as their accounts The acrobat is always willing to do 87 WASHINGTON ST"
749 4 “l h C could be verified. a good turn. lSouth Norwalk. . Conn

Early cxpcuditurc of corisidcr- ‘

more than $i.500.i’i00—»wliich ’ “ " ~ - “ ~~ » .. e~~ . . . .. -. .. , _. .
more than live timcs as much as .
ever spent iuidcr Spanish 3 l l I'.’ s , ‘ I:
bet. llic mine of four priii— ‘ .. : E,
‘ ’ articles exported ft)! the. .
hwas $62Hl77735 nd‘ccrcasc Golden Thoughtsm

,i§8.944, comparui with the

 

Domestic exports fell off in Sop

 

 

nine month 1351 v m.- We“ There is a tenth point in quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you
alts fell off $033 321') and cotton pay. There is a condo point in price below which the Best Quality is impossible.
@9309 While Film-2Inns ll“ We sell the genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation

ed iii ,2 . and mincrai
$27195): 312” .1 he, "in“ goods. Our goods please the pubhc, that' is why we are always busy

iths ciidcd Sopicnibcr 30. do: Mon 0 Better $311 :30 ”Id .... ... . .
f ”‘05" ”“9195 exported That large arrivalof FANC FORMOSA TEAS The reputation of these goods are so firmly

' , 2.0 . .. . . l' i
$61.3?!ng thicfl‘iiilgogrreh}: established that comments cancer in; their qualities are unnecessary.

‘ mg period of last year. . . The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.

Bridgewater Hills Creamery Butter in prints Gilt Edge Creamer B t

“m m i t i f . y u ter in tubs.

1, ! collabtlie- .3 area m" w 0 Double Cream Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices. Ferris Home.
: or family?"-0leveland Plain Bacon and WM Superfine Exquisite Figs.

1..-”... M......,.._._____u-_w New M WWI: daily, Which are dainty and delicious.

2.0Lllilll8100. i [itilllillli iiiiiii ii,iiii 331131 Wisi'iiilii Sliiil

Telephone Call. 5&2.

_ SPECIALS FOR THIS l'lliEliAT

P. J Lynch Co. Grocery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

‘ I lb. can Corned sue. me}; lb. can Bel-ion Buns. ' ion 7 calico Babbitt-«Soap.
. . use 3 calla Ward Cardin“; isle 5 calm Biz Value’siup.

 
 

 

 

 

7 . .. . . g _ ‘ ‘ 0M Pdfl'm‘k“? It!“ ,
M... m... ails rassmsco. Catcher this
‘ . The escurlal effects in laces are In Not a Railroad Construction Agent war between Russi'siand Jane
Editor and Proprietor. among the more popular of the local Nor a Knight Templar. .. Cereals predicted it! Di“. N hallr

 
 
 

ls Six

Capital, $ 50,000.00
Undlvided Profits. 107.91
De posits, 115,363.02
Trust Funds. 14,810.96
h . Due to banks, 8,331.84
$188,703.73

Due from banks. . $ 29,239.08
investments and Loans, 130.347.32
Banklng House, 13,500.00
Revenue Stamps, 100.00
Cash, 9,517.33

One

tion
and

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.TheSouthNorwalk

Statement of Condition:

Privileges of this institu-

people. and to assist them
in their efiorts to save

The South Nervelk Suvliiiis Bank

United Bank Building.

 

Trust Co.

Months Old Today I .

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$133,703.75

of the Highest

is to encourage thrift
economv among the

money.

 

 

 

CITY

Other

John H.
John H.
John H.

SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.

souru NONWALK. CONN.“

Capital. “00.00000
Surplus. “00.00000

JOIIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB DI. “HON. Cashier.

Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman

Accounts Salloltod.

NATIONAL BANK

 

Profits. 325.000.00

DIRECTORS:

Ferris . Henry Seymour
Knapp "Christian awartz
Light E. H. Mathewson

J. Wall 10. Marvin.

 

I

Notice
Council
meeting
at 8 o'ol

Cedar at

meeting

iovo me

\llliillilliiiillllliiililllis.

sum of one thousand dollars (31,000)
for the Street. Department of said city,
for current expenses of said depart-
ment and to pay the damages assessed
for the layout of Fairfield avenue, from

pike. snid addition being in addition
to the appropriation for said depart-
mwcnt at _the adjourned annual oily

By order of the Counpll,

 
 

Looked Ahead .—'He——lf you didn't

She—Because you were the only
man i cared to be divorced from.—
Brooklyn Life. ,

NOTICE.

is hereby given that the
of this city proposes, at its
to be held on the 21st inst.
ock p. m.. to appropriate the

reel to the Connecticut Turn-

for the current year.

JOSEPH R'. TAYLOR.

City Clerk.
150. Norwalk, Conn, Oct. 8, 1901.
010 St

why did you marry me?.

 

FANCY NATIVE
POTATOES.
01.00 PER BUBHEL.

 

 
 

 
 
 

accessful
Clo ve Selling.

We have rhls week opened many lots of Cloves h

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

fruit from the but makers. representing every
worth. style and color.

We offer these Cloves at prlee: so low that
none to! our customers can afford to Ignore
them.

Our salespeople are experienced fillers. and
wlll give every attention and assistance In the
proper selsollon of Cloves.

 

60 cents for the "Kayser" Double-llpped Finger
Cashmere Cloves.

ln their class they are the lentil-rs. Every pail guaranteed. All the
leading colors and black.

can be bought at any rules.
Not the usual Zoo kind, but a goold, dependable glove. Value 360.

 

Dependable Dress Fabrics.

Standard and reliable Black and Colored Dress
Coeds from the but makers only. An unexoelled
selection of the most sought for fabrics.

Strut floor, east and rear aeolian.

 

SI. 00.

Full 50 inches \yiilc spougcl :i i l lviunk nil icady to make up; no more
fashionable or dcsiinblc dross l‘abiic on the market. Will not spot or
spoil by rain.

.71. 50 for Black and Colored Korsey, worth 32.

if you want somothing for hard “oar duiing the fall and winter sea
son those goods arc especially desirable; {iii inches widc.hea1y weight,
no better or morc popular fabric. on the miliket.

31.50 for Black Braadoloihs. worth $2. 00.

All spooked and ready for use. Splendid fine lustre. fino weight abso
lutcly fast color. Made from the purest wool 50 inches wide. We could
only secure five pieces to soil .it this price.

89 cents for Zilnch Black Taffeta Silk.

l’iirc dyu. vol-y lustrous and heavy. Full valuc, $1.25.

l 31.00 for Women's Street Cloves.

Excellent quality glace or suede gloves in brown, red slate, tan, mode,
black and white. Actual value $1.25 pair.

$1.50 for the celebrated Magnlonl Black Kid
/ Cloves,

Made in 4-hoolt and 3-claap. This well known glove is the best that
25 cents for an Excellent Cashmere Clove.
:

75 cents for Black and Colored Chevlofs. worth m;
z
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3mmuuuoouoeeum

MAY INVADE VENEZUELA.
Persistent Reports that General And-
radc will Head a Force of Men. :
SAN JUAN lili.‘ l’Olt'l‘l) RICO, 0c-

tober lfivl’orsistcnt. though unverified
rumors are current that General Alid-

rude. the former president of Venezue-
la. who is now here. will shortly head a
force of men, from the islands of Guru-
coa and Trinidad. who will invade Ven- I

ezuela. it is said that he had planned
to sail October 11. on the Red D lino
steamer Philadelphia. from New York a
for Venezuela. via Porto Rico. and that
he bought his ticket. but changed his OUR NEW GOODS
mind half an hour before the ship sail-
cd. presumably because the Philadel-
phia \‘nricd her regular course. touch A” now "1 stock, A 13759? ""3”.
lug first. at. Laguayrn. whore steps hau :13; ‘33,. 33:53 eirfizaé 3' “31::-
bi ti. to ttli ari. 8 anum 3
‘8“ “‘°"___.“.'T__.°..'.‘.""‘ “ oi rins'rcmss paras HANGERS.
GEN. BOTHA NOT VET CAUGHT. we are in better position than 0701‘ to
LONDON. October iii-~11 rumor was d“ your work.
started on the stock exchange this ‘
morning that General Bethe. the Boer
commander in chief. had been captur- pAm-rmq, PAPER HANQ.NG AND
e.d But a deepntoh from Lord Kitchen
er. dated from Pretoria. yesterday eve-05°03‘11"“
ning, contains nothing more important
than the weekly summary of the can

titres. a reiteration of the statement
that General Kitchener's columns are
moving against a considerable force of ' ' or .
Boers near the Natal frontier. with

which General Botha is supposed to he

 

 

 

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and the announcement that Command- 10 First Avenue. last Norwalk.
ant Scheepers command in Cape Col- 1-“ Call 135.2,
any has been broken up. ' '
CHOICE swear “”ch NATIVE
POTATOES. POTATOES,
15¢ FER PECK. 2150 PER PECK.

 

 

 

 

Fresh Stock.

We are the leaders in the Grocery line. Why? Because when you buy of us you at not a in '
than Market Prices. 4 Just as soon as the market drops We are the first to so with it. Thai-elm: hr gulls: ‘33:;
urticaria: here you? on aster payl'nstoo much for them. Here are a few Bargains that will interest most any

 

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MAUI) I. FLOUR. PEN IA“, “03 PIN IARNIL. “.80.
JONIB'. 'LOUN. PEN BAG. 570: PM IANNIL. 34.40. _,

PILLIIUIY'C FLOUR,

Fine Quality. Low Prices.

sensible housekeeper:

10 L”. GRANULATID IUGAR. , ' . 01.00.

"NIB? lLGlN. CIIANIRY lU'l'TtiR. PIN LI» lilo.
19 120mm ORANULATED SUGAR. $1.04. “l 3 . . . netols one; Pitm'r our'rn, PER 1.8.. . , 23o. . , .
mm FAMOUS mm cwnny BUTTER , . . strictly areal: am one. . no 2 causes Campbell's soup least.) i for 25¢
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROBE FLOUR, 55¢. BAG; “4" BBL , ~ . a «as. Mmdlia Nllk. -. ‘ Ila FULL Mustard Sardines, ,csn, 90
i- was M . ,. ? 32.22.323.22. a... » iii" °"“'i§.l'““' 3“.“ 32:“; iii?“ .. 2°
til 2 . , . . or no it our. 9 . a
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