Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 7, 1901 · page 7

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very ill
’Mra. Davin nttIIrIrchl the funeral.

I“ lb! Martial on her week II vlnlt.

Prescription Druggtst and
Photo Supplies.

205 Washington~ Street.

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SENTINEL

BARGAIN COLUMN

”WOONOOflNM

THE BEST COAL.

WII ucll thc host grades of hard con‘
and lino. wood at thII lowcst nun m
prlcca. 'i'hc best quality of curct‘ully
I-crccnod clean oats; hay ulraw and
food. Phone 1.35-4.13 First Ave” East
Norwuik. J. WALLACE MARVAN.

[All WWWWALK NEWS

All bullncss communication: for
this office should be addressed to TM
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.

$500 REWARD.

The above l't‘W'lllli will lIc paid f0I
lIIfIII matron that will our VII to ctonvic
the particu who brokc down tho ran
and caused othcr dcstruction to my
property in Fort Point street.

ERNEST GROSCliNlIlil.

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A ll(‘\\' roof is [Icing plIII-IIII on tho
housc of Oscar W. Raymond in East
nvenuc.

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'l he harm it Vic-1min." has bccn ink
IIII to II barn in ilIIIilund Htr‘.cct South
Norwalk.

'l‘IVlII daughicrs havc been born to
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘irnothy Driscoii. of
Strawbcrry iiill.

"lhc I-Iguiar II ockl) prIII'cI mccling of
tho [I not A\'(‘lllle Methodist and Advent
(‘han hes will be held this evening.

Some iIIIprovacnts III-II bciug made.
to tho Mcrrili plat II in it: nsi IIVIInuII. A
II.-; II root is. being put on tho dwelling.

Mrs. J. Mom]. of Port (Tlicslcr.
is visiting Mrs. l.. lC.
Zandt avenue.
days.

N. \'..
Raynolds. in Van
Shc will remain II t‘cw

Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl)‘3illg0l. of l‘hiln-
dclphia Pa. is spending II f-.Iv days
with Captain and Mrs. A. B. St. John
in Van Zandt ovenuc.

Miss Susie Graham. of Port Chester.
N. \.. who has been visiting relatives
lin this place and Norwaik. returned to
her home yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. James 1 ‘Hommodicu
I‘Icturncd from thcir Iisii from Port
.lPfiI‘lSOll l. 1., last night. They re-
port as having a fine time.

 

 

Mortimcr RobcIts had to suspend
work at tho South Nor walk freight dc-
pot thc otlIcI day. and be is now ill
at his homc in ilcnry strcct.

 

'l‘hII Junior Praying Band of thc East
Avmtuo Mcthodist. Church will hold a
nicotine tomorrow night. at the resi-
Iicncc of the Harry S. Alltsrvortlt.

Ernest Gr‘ocschucr. of Fort Point
stroct. is unwillingly rIIIpIIiIing tlIc
fIIncII mound his pr opIIIlv 'l‘IIc boys on
Hallowe' cn night lore part of it up.

A spile drivcr was at work.
morning. driving spilcs east of tho
Washington strcct bridge. Several
people were watching the operations.

W. E. Scisaon. formcrly in thc cnr~
ploy of .l. W. Beatiy. has III-ccptcd II
position as painter in II carriaxc fac-
tory in Dovcr. ”II. will ionvc tomon
row to tIIkII Irp his now drItics.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam lI‘. Whitc. of MIIplII avcnuc. Tuna-
Iluy morning. Motbcr and child are do-
ing nicely. Mr. White is passing the
Bavarian around among his III-quaint~
nnccn.

thin

WIIrkIIII-n ill lbw IImpIIIy of tho (‘ou
IIrII-ticlll Railway and Lighting t‘oIII-
parry. laid llv‘ll’ Hm: in place of old onIIH

‘1 in front of tlIIIA dvcnt Christian Church

til Van Zandi avcnuc. thin morning.
'l‘ho truck in this IIchIIIII in Iruiio old
and them arc many usclcsn tics.

'l‘hII Mullrcr (itllil-if.‘ IIntcrtniuntcnt.
which was ropI-atcd last night, in the
East Avenue MIIthIdlst Church. was a
grand success to mow par-titular. tlIII
groan IIIIIciptII bcinn Sill. ii). and IIIIarly
all of that amount lining profit. ’I‘hI.I

, clilldrml who took putt in the program
did themselves credit

'l‘lIIy will keep
their caps llllti aprons and it in thought
they will repeat thII entertainment

. some other timc. if not this your. in

1902.

Mrs. .lamcs 0. Davis. of Port lchfIIr-
. who has been visiting her

Mrs. C. H. Rider in Cottage avenue. for

. a week. has had a moat unpleasant (Ix-
: parlenoe.

When she arrived here II
week ago. she hoard that a very dear
trZ-Pnd. Mrs. Stewart. of Snngntuck. wan
ShII dicd vory nuddanly and
lic-
orc IIIIII lIIft lIunIII who know that It
nunln in Now IlIIvrIn wtu: ill. but it was

" lot though that It wall anything flur-

oIIII. She Was IInlchi In that city the
lthcr day just in than to IIIIII lrcr rIIln-
.leI boforn uhc IliIIII. 'l‘lIo l‘unIIrIIl was

. old youtcrdny. Mrs. llnvtn loft on tho

Qfldgopurl l'ort .lIIfl'crmn boat for licr
Inna: today. murh sadder than wIIIIn
Mrw
“to NM” horn and brought up at
mnpn. Ind hull been A neighbor of
hi. Stewart nearly all her life

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NMG VERBOY BTILL LIVING.
rut; Vol-troy, who was 'nccldrmly
‘ Employ. by Bert Bnunslora. whllo
g twith n revolver III Mill in n
iii bun condition. “Tip danger
It I‘ll tilt-Inna “Wi‘ pm
% in parents and: ii! on he on
l‘Iiltllll broth Mitt. It a crust
. . prod tibia .wll he done
mutation: llr pinion continually
“in mirror mi in; dull!
» madden an it no not his
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alumna honored

Mr. and Mmrfl. I... Gillette have been
visiting in New York city.

 

Rev. Joseph 1. Guernncy in

South Nor walk last evening.

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lilo-hard lilllllleritlt‘y. of NUllwliUil is
in Soutbingtun on a {LII d..,.. Iisil

'l'ho prnycr' mccting at tho lhu'icn
Methodist Church. laut nigh... was woil
uttt‘ndcd.

 

A party from here went to llriduc
Dori ’i‘ucnday night and IvilIII-Iscxl tIIII
II. t t.cil pnradc.

Miss Jnlin Morrison. of lirldpport
who has lIIIIIII tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Janrca Martin. of Norolon. has rc
tIIInIId to her home.

’l‘hc rcgulnr monitor; of tho History
Club, of tho (longrcgntiorml Church
will be hard tonight at tho l'OHitll‘llt'tI
of licv. H. S, Brown.

’l‘lIII rcizulur monthly session of ”III
E pIIorlb Louguo I- nbinct. of tho lJuIiIIn
Mothodint Church wan hold last night
IIIIIIItly nftrIr thi) pI'III'III nIcIIting.
Vcry littlc businons was transacted

 

 

Thu (“il(lil of thc (‘nnszrcgationnl
t‘ llllltll IIIivII ll cont: crt at [I‘ itch‘ a Soldl
IIIII‘ iionIII 'luIIIdIIy lli'..'ili and licv II
S. illoun 1:,an an iulcr‘osting uddrcss

ilanford P, Smith has pI‘IIscIIlI rl llII:
llaricn Library and Woo ilIIIidlIIy
ltoom Association with llflv volIInIII I
and ”mic is a great III mom] for ”tour

T lIII Mcn' a (‘ lub of tho (7 ongrcunliou
III (‘lIuiclI is to pivc an entertainmcnl
ncxt "luIIsIIIII night. tlrcui pIIIpIuII
tlons arc bring Inadc for thc IIvII hi and
a good time may no oxpcotod.

 

Tho asscscors of tho town of liaricn
“'01” out I'IIatIIIIlIIy to secure tiIII list
of tho property owners, who did not
:Ippcar' bcforc thc board. 'liIoiI' lct‘
I'ltory was around (‘ollandcr's Point
'l'lIII unscasorn arc (.‘lnrcncc Scoticld.
William i‘illltilt‘)’ and E. 'l‘. ilaicts.

Tho monthly illlh‘illi‘ifl “looting of
iill‘ lI‘vaoIth IIIIIIIIIII coIIIIIIItcd witll
thII Daricn Mcthodist (iIrrI'Ih. \Iiil bII
lll‘lti this cvcniniz. linsincns of im
porlanco is to i‘llllll‘ up for action IIIIII
it» is III-sirIIIl that t‘\'t‘l‘_\' llit‘lllill‘l‘ bII
prcscnt.

Richard Abcndrotu playcd with a
IpIIIrtettc, at tho I'csidcnI-II of ii. ii
Slauaon, Creaccnt TcrIuIrI in South

Norualk Tuesday night at It reception
'lbc other member s of thc string quat
tottc whore. Theodore Glorcr. William
i’oyvcz and Mist-I Nellie l.'|lomntcdicu.
Refreshments were servcd during the
evening.

Snmucl itinaldin, who was hurt ill
the Ynlc Townc factory in Stamford
by falling. has IIIIIIovIIrcIl. ”1' word
to work thc othcr day and accidentally
droppcd II small Ivoodcn casc on tiII'I
head of anolhcr workman. lic “as
promptly IiisIhargIId by thI superin-
tondont. llc thinks that ho is running
in ill luck.

 

l’lIIIips btokca, is the ruillonoairrI
who has purchascd Collnndcr‘a l‘oint
III II cost of $40 000. His flilllgilil‘l‘ i~'
tho wrfc of John S. iloyt, of t‘arrItIIrrt
mcnt Island. Mr. Stokcs intcnds to
crawl min of tho handsomcsl summcr
I'csiIicnI-cs that Cilll bc found IIIIywbIIro
it is thought that it will bII finishcd
sonrctimc next spring.

(‘orItI'actoI' bkclton was. busv ycs
tcrday hauling stonI- and digging lhII
collar for tho foundation to ho laid
for the Eagle Hook and l.nIIIiIII trqu
housc. A largo trcc Iran ink. II out by
the roots. it is stated that tho truck
housII would bc situntcd on a triangle
with tho. strcct. according to tho shape
of tho lol. Many arc opposod in this
pI'oI-IIdurII. 'i‘lII‘Iy would ratlrcr lInvII
tlIII houso facc llIII strcct Ilircct. 'l‘hc
foundation will bn I-ornplctcd in tcn
days and thou it will only tIIkII about
two days to mow the building.

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'l‘lIc first round and sctnillnuln for
llIc championship and consolation cup
\\'(‘l't‘ I‘oIIlIIslIIII (ill \Vl‘i‘ illll‘ll links
I'IIntIIrdIIy. in tho lirst round for thc
I'lrarirpionslrip, It S. l‘llt bI-Iil .l. ll.
Swan, I up: W, ('(llililliil‘l‘ bIIItl W. l..
Baldwin. 1 up. to ill lIolI-II; licorgc .lIIII»
kins bII‘nt A, (I‘. WhIIIIlIIr. l up: W. ll
\\'lIIIIIlIIr irI-at SI-lruylcr Ml‘l‘l‘ill by (WP
fault. in tho somilinals l‘itt Imut Gui
humor, 3, up and 2 to play; “I. n.
thclcr bout .Icnklns. 3 rip and l to
play. For Consolation cup. M. Pitt
boat ii), l., Scotlcld, it up. 5 to play: il.
l., Woodbury bIInt W. W. Mci‘ord. i
up: iv}. lI}. liurggcrhof bcat A. l.. Brown.
2.‘ up, I play. in lhc nonrivllnnln, l‘ilt
baud Woodbury. 2 up. and .l. T. Wit:
llama, jl'.. boat ll). Brttggorhof. 7 up. to
play. The finals will be contested
Saturday.

 

R0 WA YTON.

Contractor Edward J. llaIlrlgan in
in roccipt of an extra carload of crush—
IIri alone for the streets of thII town
and the sclecimcn are in a quandary
an to whether to keep it or send it
back.

 

 

chairn arc. balm: made to tho roof
of tho iloylslon carriukc nhop. 'l‘bo
roof ililll IIIIIIII in II lIIIIkly condition for
Hilllll‘ lilIIII. and III IIvIIry Nllthl‘l' llIII
liltiII of ”lo ulrtiti had to ho llllIId with
patio and tuba lo pron-III the Hours
lII‘Ilow from built}: ilotlritvl.

llIIv. Mr. lenirlma, II nativrI Mimiou
an of i'crxla will condel IIIIIII scr-
\il'l‘ll in tho Ilaptlut (‘lturcli thin IIIIIu»
lug. A l’I-rufnrl flatly droiirrcd III tIIII
couturnc of that land, will liillg in tho

native tongue. Mr. Bhnhbuz III an
intensely interaction spcakcr and
should how; “full phonon. p, _.

 

M’PNOVED BY OOVEHNOR.
Governor kitchen has npprovml tho
requisitions of Judge A. l’. Bani-n.
trenunmr oi the Soldiers' Hospital

, dBonrd for $12. 000 regular npproprln
I" ttlon; to 000 for new sewers III the

porno: $0.000 for water supply at the
01an

The trill of o. It. Avarhlll. cattlu mm
mlnuloner. tor till tor announce Inn
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l. YON’S’ PLIINS.

Oscar Davis, of Bridgeport visited
his mother on Sunday.

 

Mrn. Harriet Coley ls Iialtlng her
daughter in New" Jersey.

Minn .lonnic ’I‘Iowbridgc oi Dunburv.
visited relatives here rcccntlv

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip tlIIIlIIIrdt visit-
cd friends in Bethel. last week.

Thomas Troauwoll and family spent
Sunday with relatives In 'l‘haahna

M.

(‘ hnrlcu licdient and wife of Bridge
port. spout several days roccntly with
his Inothcr. .

Huwlcy Williams and who of Rhino.
tiled. npont Sunday with John Wil-
liams and faintly.

Mrs. Uharlcr. Fable. of Wostport. and
Mrs. Shcrmnn. of Southport, upent
Friday with Mary Banks and family.

Minoan Martzncrltc lardford, Ella
Barrett and Minnie Lyon spent WIIII-
lli‘i-liily nftcrnoon with Miss lI‘ tta Fitch.
at Poplar Plains.

Mrs. [Edward Jennings in homc
again after apt-riding two weeks with
Mrs. B. A. ilrkcmnn and daughter at
Norflcld.

'I‘IIII scrviccn hIIlII in lGuImIIIIuIIi
thuIcII Sunday \\'1'l'(' Ivcli attended.
lncro will bII scrvlcc Ircxt. Sunday.
if picasant. at tho sumo hour. 3 p. m.
RIII. t‘burlcu CIIIII'I officiating.

 

WARDS OF THE STATE.
Reports Made at Meeting of State
Board of L. rarities.

'lhII Icgular monthly monnng ol the
stntc board of charitice wna held ys'c
tIIrdIIv nftmuoon at its ofllcc in the
Capitol Hartford. ’l‘hc mombcra prc-
scnt madc rcports of work since the
last IIIIIIItlnIz as follows:

in. llown. of Hartford Icportcd
qtrnrtcriy visit to I.II statc prison.

Miss R. G Timon of Now liaIcn III
portIId connidcrabie work among coun-
ty homo childrcn. and II Visit to thc
House of thc flood i1. cphcr‘d IIt Sprint:
fiIIld. \leIIrc lhcrc arc scvcrnl words
from (VonnIIctiI-ut.

Miss Hall of Hartford roporlcd \‘lt‘IiL-‘I
to IIlIIIslIIItIIII-s or town poor in Say
brook. Bristol. iI‘arIIIingion. Wool llari.
ford‘ i‘lninvillo IIIIII Southingron. Sbc
also III:IportII.d Irllcndancc at tho annual
mootings of tho temporary illilllt‘b.‘
in MiddlcsI-x. Tolland. Windham. Now
London and Hartford conniics. Miss
i-iali rcportcd. further. II visit to tho
PIIrkins Institutn for tho illiurl in Bos-
ton. Ivhcrc thIIrII arc scvcntecn (You
IIIIctiInIt, pupils. and utatcs that the
Connecticut pupils are II crIIdit both to
the static and to tho institution. Shi-
rcportcd, also visits to St. Mary's
Homo and to tho stnlc priuon.

Mr, nI'itiL’ll’lllll rcporlcd a visit with
Socrotary Kcllogg to the almshousc at
’l‘arifl'vlllc, whcrc llIIIy found somc imI
provcrncnt sincc the last visit

Secretary Kellogg reported attcnd—
ancc at the annual moctina of tcmpor-
ary homcs in four countlca. and visits
to inspect town poor in UronIWIIll, Dan
bury, licthcl and Now London; aiuII
visits to thc IItntII prison Hartford .laii,
New London Jail and bonpitnl, Dan-
lIIII‘y ilw oiral jail. and Ubildl'cn'n
Homr St antlord Hospital. Chlldrcn'n~
and St. John‘s nonIc: Cromwell
Hall. and thc Kindcr'gnr'dcn for the
Blind and St. l‘rancis'n Hospital, Hart
ford.

Appointmnnts to visit stoic institu-
tions. for tho fall quarters wcre made
as follows: State prison. Miss Bacon
and Mr. Spcnccr: School for boys.
Miss ilacon and Dr. Down: Hospital
for thc lnsnnc. and industrial School
for girls. Miss Hall and Mr. Bridgman.
'i‘hc board will IncIIl attain on first
\‘l'IIdncaday of Dccembor at the usual
limc.

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JAPAN CANNOT SELL. BONDS.

 

Stock Market Shocked by Failure to
Get Loan in America.

LONDON. November 7—A dcupatclr
from Yokohama, published in the sec-
ond edition of the London Times. to.
day. bays the fallurc to scli bonds to
tho amount of 30,000,000 you in Amer-
ica. IIIIII tcruporaxiiy shockcd the stock
cxchangc. \lecI'II an influx of forcign
capital was expected.

The .lIIpItIIcI-III IIIIvIII'nmIIIIt has adopt
IIIl II IIIIII plan to prolelII capital for thc
cinInsion of railroads and tIIlcmaphs.
IIiIiI-b arc now vicirling It profit of" I
p-II cent. It pronouns selling lmnIIIIli-
atcly 16.000.000 you ill bonds to the
postal savings banks. appropriating thrI
surplus rIIvIInuII to tho railroaIln and
tolcgrabhs and providing for gradual
aulcs of bonds III the domcatic murkcl.
lI‘orcinu Inorwy will not bII sought. ox-
IIIIpt on favorablc tIIrmH. an the steady
flow of gold. Insulting from prosperous
trade, and II tine. bur-vest, renders «any
domestic llnancial operations.
PRESERVE MANUFACTUREB A880

CIATION.

PITTSBURG, November 7~chcn-
teen of the. largo. preserve manufactur-
ora of the country, at a meotlng in this
oltyuformed a combination which is
to be known as the Amurtcan Armor-la
tion of Manufacturers and Distributor ll
of food nroducta The object of the
organization hi to regulate prices and
anion of territory and to socnro a more
just lrItIII-prcinllon of tho ptIrII food
lawn. 'l‘bo I-ornpnnrcn Nproacntod at
tho llIlIIIlllH: huvo u combincrl capital
of 3.500.000. and control about ilII-IIII
ronrtlra of III» lnlnl production riflhln

 

 

country. A: contra. ollIIIII will lw on.
tnldlsbod tumor at Ifilpihurr: or l'hi
capo. .

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END OF FISHERS ISLAND WORK.

Work will be clotted on the fortified-
tions at Fishers return] for the winter
In a short tint» The reason for the
cessation of the work In that one hot
Inry iii comnlcicd and in other Which
in to bc IIrIIIItIId will not but it‘mnmcncod
until next aprlng.

 

MHB. O’CONNOR lMPROVED.

LONDON NOIflmmtIr 7~Tho mndi
lion anion. .‘tt.’ P. 0 amour. (wife of
tint will know Milflllflr all uranium
and nowupapnrmun) who IIIIII boon but;
luring lrom pgrlloultln. at ludlnhnnzh.
fliorc um! hill burn bcrfnmhm in Mr
til-w ‘TMIJAIIIIJM “can. fill, in

ported by bar nhvalctnno thlI Morning
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Overhau led.

The passenger steamer Connocticut
of tho Consolidated road which is now
laid up at the wharf of the railroad
company. its a nparo boat. will no nub.

lcctcd in a gonm'al overhauling and .

qnltrI extensive repairs before next
season. Till! II'opIIiIs at. present being
made are of such ulchar-uctcr that they
will not lnterl’ercgwllh putting the
craft in commission at short notice.I If
necessary to do no. '1‘th utenmcr had
six boilcrn and as but live: arc rcqnlr
ed. they ran ha ronnlrod one at n than
without Ilcfontirtlz the intention of the
company to kccp ll‘u' as It Imam hunt
and this hr bring dom- at tho prnnant
time, Later the company will have
sumo other boat retaincd to meet any
IIIIIIIrgcncy that may Occur and then
toe Connecticut will be thoroughly ov-
erhauled, painted and put in first cirrus
order for liOl'Vit'l‘. thn this timo ar-
river; thI for-Io under George A. Slade
local superintendent of repairs. will be
largcly increased

A small force of paintcrs in now um-
ploycd on tho. stonrncr in touching up
places that should be looked alter, but
thtI work donc on thc craft will be m»
strictod as much an pops-title whilc ii. is
kept an II aparc boat and liable to be
put in commission at any time

The Job of ovcrhauling and making
repairs to the tun Frankfort No. 4.
Wflllt h arr-trod at Stontngion. from New
York, Sunday that, in now in progress.
Both tho machinery and wood work of
tho craft arc in bud condition. and it
will require II largc amount of labor to
put them in good order.

 

FOP. NATIONAL ARMY.
Plans to Increase Association of Spin-
ish War Veterans.

bicutennnt Carcy Congdon. of New
London. qIIIIrtIIIIqu-Itcr of Gcorgo M.
0019 command. National Army Spun
lsh War Vctoruna, has received tlIII
auppllcs for thc command from head
quarters. ThII suppllca include badges
for officers and momborn. application
blanks and other essentials to the can
rying on of thc business of tho organi-
nation.

“I tIIII IIIIIIItiIIg last night, of the
command, the bylaws corrrmittec, com
pound of (‘lIInIIrnl (fold Major Hull.
and Captain ilogcru. made a report
and larva for tho IzovI-I'nrncnt of thc
command woro adoplcd. AII soon a.“
tlIII bylaws have bIItIn IlcciIII-Id upon.
steps will bII union to inorcauo the
numcrical strength of tho command.

'I‘iIc command has lwcnty charter
IIIIIIIIbcrII, a number which will probn
bly bII doublcd in a abort limo. No at.
tIImpt has an yct bcIIn made to add new
mcrnbcrn an it was dcslrvd to bnvc the
organization in good working ordcr
first.

 

BED IN THE WOODS.
Made of Bags and Blankets Stolen
from Oscar Hubhell.

Al. the some time that tho. jcwciry
store of I.. V. H. iluhbard was burg»
iarlzod. Oscar Hubbcll lost several
blankets and other small articles. A
few days ago. while. walking through
theI woods. near his rcsidcncc. found
ncvcn hairs and n blanket. which IIII
rccoznizcd air bavimr bcon utolcn from
Mr. Hubboll's burn. Tho bags and bind
kIII “(‘It‘ iri'T: mud in tho form of II lIId
and to all Irppcnr :I.-IIIII bad bIIIIII alcpt
upon novci‘nl timcs.

Search will be main in the vicinity
for thI pnrpouII of findirur. if lIidIlIIII
thcrc. goods stolen from Mr. Hubbard.
of which {have is a largo quantity wt
to ho board from. If Adam»; did usII
thin for n lodging plaIc. ho IIviIicIIIly
lied to tip.- poliI-,II and if it has boon
tho sleoprng placc for othIIr lrrcnkcrs
of tho law. It would sIIIInI as if Adams
was but our: of tho gnug.~Ausonta
Scntincl.

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

'l‘bc follorvirlz IvcrII issued Novem-
bIIr II. 1901. List furnished from omcc
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of putcnls.
Bridgcport Connx

.loscph N. Impointc. Hartford. koy
scat cutter.
Warron ll. Taylor. Stamford. 2

patents: mortlsc thumb-bolt for doors:
combincd door-chock and cloacr'.

Anibrono ii. Clark. Mcridcn, roller
for IIIIIIlIII'II.

William C. liomun, Mcridcn. InaIItlc-
hill‘llill'l.

Nin .lobnuon, Mcridcu.

(‘ltarlcu S. IllkIInrau.
iriIIyIIlII-frarnc.

.loscplr chrkn.
motion for looms.

f‘lrnrloa M. Crook,
\vlndlnz nrccbanlsrn.

William K. linnry. New Britain. door
clIIIIIk and closer.

Axcl Johnson, Now ilritnln.
driver.

Charles F. Ludinglon. Now llrltnln.
copy-holder. .

Henry G. Volulrt and N.
New Britain. doomhcck.

George E. Adams. Now Hrltaln l3
patents). body portion and backatrap
connection for suspenders (2). coupon
dor buck connection denim

Isaac. E. Palmer. Mlddlolown, ham»
mock fabric. design. . .

.-

lamp.
'l‘orrington.

Manchcutcr. utop-
llristol. clock-

titll‘CWI

B. Hurd.

 

W...

METHODIST MID- YEAR ASSEMBLY.

ThII mldIyoar usacmbly of tho New
York East Conforcncc will be held in
Trinity Methodist Church. .llaut Illlth
street. New York city. next Monday.
Tuesday and Wodnonrlny. Rev James
Montgomery formIIr IlM‘llliOl‘ of the
Find Motlmdlnt- Church. will bu tho
chairman pf thc Monday nftcrnoon atm-
blon. 'l‘lrII hour-m of illt‘ ntlnrrrmn will
lrII by Nov. D fl. lmwnny on "Iliqrripl
mom for tho 'I'Ivoniloth tinntury Min.
islry.’ Nov». Dunrnnw Momma and
Four-it will about. Tim Inld»yIIIIr -nII-
lu‘lllbly anIt in South Norwalk but No.
vnmbcr. at tho Finn Mothodlrrt
church. and the MIIlMlsell throughout
the ontinI session were of markod
ability and interest.

COMMITTED To COUNTY HOME.

John "ll. llllcy. or Ilnnlrury, n trunnt
Irmcer. brought to 'tho county horn.»
thin morning two poplar-loci clIlIIIrI-n.
II boy and II girl nmnml Boner-II. Mr.
f‘llllrz callIId rm savor-at frlnhila below
hp :. . .

 

 

 

at”. mum cannon
MIMI” vitamin dim In South
mfwm.fi12:fi.miduiihl.ww hour.

I II lull hour lulu airing III turn him him

"hlnmentli at merchandise b/ the Ad

The Old amnion to is. Thoroughly I

 

Endorm Lydia E. Pluklrnm’l
Vegetable Compound 'Aftor
following its Record For
l‘ill‘h' ’

. .. illI‘AM Mun. l’IlIIIIIAIII—-lieulth in
the grulrlcot boon buntoIvoIl on human-
ity and thcruforc anythin that can
III-stori- lont health in II bonnin i
tumult-I [4‘1“(1 E. l’lnkbum's eg-

gum liar hi
39$?ka

 

 

 

mums whom .I.
Practicing Phy sirvinu and LIII turcr.

“ l‘ or fifteen IIIIIIII i have noted the
IIfl‘IIII t of your Vegetable Compound in
our in: Ispcclal dibt’llh‘l'b' of women

i know of nothing superior for

ovarian trouble. barrIIrInI-Isu. and it
has: prcwnbed hundreda of Iinnpcroun
IrpI-rutionu whore physiliunh claimed
't was tlIc only chance to gct \vcli.
Elba-ration and inflammation of the
womb leI. bI-I II cured III too or ilIrII-c.
chka through its use. and as i find it.
puIIIlI nn IIIIIIlIIIl rcnIcIiv i unliosital-
inplt film it rm llighclsl, L‘lldtnhl‘lnt'lli
+lI‘ I‘ilH‘l‘l-Illli} _\oIIrI.. l II. P. \' Iuour .I.
Lnnninz. Mich. .45000 [mind If above tu-
(prior I‘a/ I. uofg'n .I Mr.

if chu arc ill do not bcsilalc to
girl II boltlc of Lvdlu. 1‘. Pink-
ham '3 VII-Int .Iblc. (.‘onrpound at
(iIII'i', and III-tic to Mrs. Pink-
hIInI at. Lyinr, Mass. for special
advice; it. in entirely free.

 

M lNTERESTINC TO DENTISTS.

Court Verdict Affects All Using Dr.
Shellield's Patent.

Litigation which has lautcd continu-
ly for fourlocn ycars. which involvcs
tho possibility of lill‘ paymcnt of SN.-
liillltltltl or more: by tho H.000 IlIIIItislI‘
of the l'nitcd Status, and which has
cnuscd the dump of tho ccntral figurc
in it from worry and II brokIIn lIIIIII't.
was brought to a dIIflrIiIII Iiccinlon in
the L'nilcd State-s circuit court III-cont-
Ir.

After It court batilII of flvc days a
vcrdlct was rcnIlIIrcIl that, when cn»
forced through othcr suits. may makc-
ovcry IlIItItist in the country liable to
tho irItI-ruational tooth (‘rown (‘onI-
puny for grout sums of royalticu, for
“bridgc work."

l.IIft as it bcrilagc to his widow by
Dr, llucllm 'l‘. Shcfflelri. of New Lon
don who at our lilllt‘ stood alonr-
against almost llIII IIIItirI- dental pro
torsion of [lie l‘nitcd Sillil'n, and who
was denounced by his opponnnts as a
"pirate." tho prIII-Icut suit, aftcr II trial
by ju'rywa rarity in patent case's—dras-
rIIIIultIIIl in vindication of all llr. Slici-
tlcld IllIl toward the cnforccmcnt of his:
patent rights. 'I‘hII light was mIIdI:
against him by the licnilsts' rrotcctivn
Ansoriation. which was organized solo-
l_\ to battle with blrn. and which
raised a fund of “4.000 for tho putcnt.

'l‘lIo dentist. who had bccu wcnltby.
and who was wril known in Now York.
licoauao of hcnvy IIIlI'crtislng. Illcd last
month, just on his hopcs IIrII about to
bc realized. His last injunction to his
wife was to carry on tho suit at all
hazards.

AppuI-cntly curling a remarkable
tradc war. the prosent III-vision only
opt-us the flood gates of litigation. Dr.
Shorfflcld'a window will immcdlutcly
bogin perhaps a thousand tJLllt‘i' suits
against. the morc prominent donlists of
the country. Twenty or thirty arc (ll
III-tidy IIIIor trial on the Cllit'ntilll's of
the United Sluice; circuit courts and
illl‘l‘tI will be pressed. (in tho otIII-r
hand tho llIIIItlaLII' Protoctivc IIIaociu-
tion. to which acvcn thousand dentists
uubact‘ibcd $21! IIIII‘h. Ivlll dIIl‘IIIIIl thosc
suits cvory opportunity.

Waltcr ll_ Edmundn, who won lin-
proscnt suit for mi‘fl. Silllmt‘ltl. is to
prosecute her other solar—New Lon-
don Day. .

DEPUTY COLLECTOR K EN NEDY.

 

Well Known New Haven Democrat
Make: Way for a Republican.

New Haven political circlon arc a bit
ntlrredlunt now over the fact that (pr
taln James J. Kennedy, a well known
military man of that city. has boon (liti-
minnod front the (illplllV collectorship
in tho Internal rcvcnuc other and that
Frederick W Orr. a republican has
been pill in his place. Kennedy was an
oppointoc of Collector 'l‘roup during
the Ilrut Cleveland udmlnintrutlon and
when Harmon was President Coilt'l-
tor Hutchinson dropped aim for It rc-
pnbllcan. lindcr tho III-tom! Cluvc
land ndmlnlntration Collector llyxbuo
IIIIlnIlnthl him and III- lulu lrIIlIt tho of
lieu of deputy Indicator until IIII wn.
Illunrinmwl III Annual. owing to tho

donut pt IIII oillolni of thI olllcv .in
Brlduopori I. Irptnln Kcunmly “no m0
Mun Now llIwnu to that city to ink»
tho IIII-quv IinIl whorl II republican
was appointed in Bridgeport. thorn wax
no luthor vacancy for the. contain to
fill Mr. Orr having taken the place in
New Haven. Thorn has been I alight
change in tho other: at New Haven by
whioh Mr. urt- bucomrm IlIIputy stamp
collIIotor and Major llIIInIdslIIy bot-om-
on deputy nonunion.

'l‘lIII ntanI-II which (‘lmll‘ front .Nuw
Haven in tin- MIMI that lrrcrzulnrltlo.
haveheen IllmovuI-Ivrl in the New Ian-

on «files worn oronmmcml untrue at

tho rollrcior a ofilce In “A! city. yantor»

. dun and the alien in Ito minding In
Irankonctlunl Therohuboonnoln-

Institution by on- ntilhorlllI-n pt Wm
otrcht tho regular Iiunrturlyu

Amman... which tool. «law hurt

. g 5

 

“Vii.- IUPEHAOB cpl-MT-
in the chill superior court. cuter-day
they were still trying to fix up the
Jonas litigation. They had not quite
reached an agreement. but it is be
licvcd that satisfactory tormn will or.
mIIII'o before tho and of the day.
This (also will cloIIII up lhII trial
brilliant-III of tho Iourt for thI wcck
Short calendar scsaion will be hold on
Friday. " .

WlESW” nuim'hll'il'im
5 DB. mums
‘ I“! On" Bur-I1

i’ElilllllillALfl PILLS.

{radiate mllrf Mt
ml for mm by

 
 

 
 

 

urn.
1pm I”. "llnll'fllflm

A trial Illlmllll'im aru Mlhrlr tumor "in;
in cm at nuppmu llall. in: am for film .I. and
W03- All [unveil-Ia or by IIIIil ii ..‘;Il boa.

llllil MKDlnlN (ill.- liotl l'J‘lO. BOSTONJMSS .

 

For Your Bierilasi

On cold mornings pan-
cakes are so rehshable
, It nicely made and With

the right flour. Try}...
Purina Milis' Health
Pan-cake Flour.

Light cakes the result.
3 packages 25 cents.

New Figs lilc pkg.‘

A. STULL,

Cottage ave. East Norwalk
to the fact that honest old line Lift
Insurance is a fine investment for you;
also an absolute protection to those
dependent upon you? if you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the. General Otllco of tiIII Conn. Gen’l

l.ifc ins. (30.. United Bank Buildrng
So. Norwalk, Conn.

FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.

 

'25.... Dr. Dick’s Medicine
CURES
RH EUMATISM

ALL DRUGGISTS.

 

In.rn‘rgnri...
JEWEL...

Iron WALK AND
scum, NOR war. K.

A ..., .

raw-Mk1“ ‘WOW \\.

‘\‘:“N‘3uu0h ark—L-

’K'u-o
Scanrcr‘s Eagle and City of Nor-

walk lcavc .\'c\v York. Pier 23.
Last i\i\(‘l', Bcckmau slrcct, 3 1).
III. Norualk and South Nol'walk
during the night.

 

 

$5.75perton

DELIVERED 1N YOUR BIN.

.-a———..

We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is lilo BEST.

Place your orders now, and take ad»
vantage of price quoted above.

Best in quality. cIIIIInIy screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.

No matter what your cxporlcnco has
been in the put, give us your order
and we will plans you.

living irrlwui l in.

successorl to B. fiat-m. .

 

Coal Yard and (Mice Water street
Branch Ulllca corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norulk. Conn.

Talontromn (lull. 51-5.

 

Highest Cash PriCes’.

Discarded machinery of all kinda]
piping. stamp and mitot- fittings. Stoves
and brrlldcrr.‘ Itardwnro bought and
will. liraduuartcru for rclunc Inotnia,
rubber frathIIrII and all articlctr that
you Would likc lo dianIrIn of. TM
IrlthIIIt t'mill prlrea will be paid by

calling on
ABRAHAM llAltluS.
13 I: 15 Raymond 8t.

Notice by portal will receive prompt
attention.

Open 7 II. In. to 8 p. m. Cloud Sub
urdnyn. .

Nealdence 68 spring ntreet.

 

M. TARLOV.
WATOHMANEN. JEWELQI.

All kinds of repairing in the bent
runner and at love-t prices. All work
warranted.

which}. Jmlry, at... for lulu.
A can mllcltod and unthhctlon mm.

whruoinn srnhiir’hmmn.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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A. TAM-0V, ”Win

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Glover s the Plane

TW~ Jim

Then is
Easrness

In Eberv Step.
In a Well-lifting Shoe.

-....___.._.....,.

The Sorosis is made
upon the well- -iitting plan
and consequently Is wor-
thy oi its name—Ithe name
It takes for the: club oi
the most iashionable
women in the country.

 

FilWeaIShoesihai *

 

‘W

i

ill]. HEATERS

Arc dust the thing these cool
nights and mornings.

A child can carry them about
the house.

Thev heat quickly and are as
easily extinguished.

Prices are Low

.~ _____ m,_____

fi:§§:.l

Comstock,
Watkinsr
8: Dow,

"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.

Phone 4343.

HORSES

TO SUIT EVERYBODY;

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WE HAVE THEM COMING BY TH-
CAP-Ll.)AD EVERY MW DAYB.

.._.-.._ - ..-.. u—

,. In
M. TARIL. 0V,

CONNECTICUT 'I‘IJRNPIKI. ., ‘
Bunch Nor-villi.

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.I -,. I... I". ,. I“ II ."I:
Dyspap sun I 0qu
bloom what you out.
It. artificially draws tho food and aids
Nature in ntrongtbcnlliig and. new»
ltructing the IIthunItIIdl dlueutive arc
gaps. lltlt‘latpoluuutdilgtioimeddiaew

an B l n c. 0 0 1
can tip roach l to curl iaii’yli- Willi?
ntantly ellemriiiupemtupw it; cpr$
Ipdpopuia. Indigestion
tIIIlcnIII, Sour Niobium Nb
Icrrroaua'éhmr training pip:
allothcrmultsnl imperileo {If too.
I’llrnor mull]. lmrgnulmrimrhlol 25 than
tnrinll mu. book all ubontdyapwprrlo not edit“
Pnpaud ME. (I. omm‘ no. Chicane“

thorn c. auburn. Broth Namath; .
Edward P. Wood. mill. It I