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All business communications for
this oiflcc should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal Iottoro not desired.
~—Umbrellas Mourning Bands. O'Brien
Clarence 11111111111111 returned from
Bridgeport.
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James Sutherland is confined to his
" ‘1 bomein Belden avenue, by illness.
134 " “—‘-Elgin Creamery Butter, 23c. I". D.
1. ‘ Lawton It Co.
,1 John McGlynu of banbury, was the
' guest or 11111 G: Huallton, yesterday
Letter Clirrier Joseph Tammany is
stuttering with rheumatism in one foot
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~4-«llunlup. Yoummr Driblcu. 0' iir icn.
Whelpiey S: Clark are having some
dccbrations made in their stor.11 1111111»
or is doing the work.
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will
ill
The Norwalk Musical Union
meet with the Stamford Union,
Stamford, Sunday afternoon.
«See Olson‘s window for 111112111111
in mena‘ shoes. .32. All.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Nor—
wa‘lk’Baptlst Church, will hold a sup—
per at the church; this evening.
it is short calendar day in the
, Bridgeport court, and all the attorneys
4 in South Norwalk are in Bridgeport.
-—3 lbs. Shou. Stk., 1 2511.10 Water St.
Plans 111's being made for a ball to be
given by the Smith Norwalk Outing
Club, December 13. The affair will be
held In Music Hall.
Willis H. Selleck, the Norwalk cloth-
ing dealer. reports that his sales yes-
terday, were the largest of the season,
and that people this year are purchas-
ing finer grades of goods than ever be-'
fore since he has been in business;
——Spring Chickens and Fowls. 121/,c
and 14c lb. Hayes's.
Contractor Michele Lubrino was suc-
cessful in getting a bondsman today. to
go surety for him in the two extra suits
of $1. 000 each. that have been b1 ought
against him. Herman Quittner was his
surety.
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ANeW li‘ui Mnckclol 5c ouch.
Joselofi.
There will be a party at thc rest»
dence of Mr and Mrs. James W.Cnv11-
-; nagh. No. 57 Main street. No1waik. this
evening. Dancing will be the order of
the evening. Sveo‘ a orchestra will ini-
nish the music. \
j ~0ur Favorite 11111111, 530 bag; 34. 25
bbl.’ F. D. Lawton dz Co.
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Nathan Spencer 11111411111 who arrived
stew days class at the home of M1.
and Mrs Clyde C Horton, Jr.. Maple
street Nerwalk, is the‘ first grandson In
the Horton family; of Rowayton and
WWthe;R latest grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C
beauty.
-—Cni| and select your Holiday
goods. while stock il‘oomplste. For
I small deposit we will hold your no-
action until Christmas week. Builder
a: Wheeler.
A”
of South No
tong? which
silt.
IIIIoa.
to detect mud
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A The”! are
4' 11111111111111 of Norcton, and a young
. fellow of great promise and much
‘Company C's Iindoor Page: team
mate gImc nt rmcry.
K311110111? tonight with .the R It (1
his is the
, mmm‘ the I G cor-
not notary in 1 111111111- thc past
with be called It
thlt the
number in attendance will exceed that
:at
» m{Minot sacrifice in utilities oi U11-
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60111 Ribbor 890
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as head M It test at the
store of The D M ed Company.
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special prices on meals in
the 1111.0! the Public Market, today.
wilur Favorite Flour, 53c. bug: A”
‘bbl. F. I). Ion'ton it 011.
1‘”
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The iiowiuud Dry floods (ionumuy is
advertising today 'l‘imnksglvlng linens.
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Miss Robeson Northrup. of Ridgetield.
has been visiting relatives in Norwulk.
linens Tribe. 1.0.11 M.. will hold a
veritimportsnt rehearsal next Monday
11 g . 1
“ti lbs.~Sbou. 8111., 2111.». 10 Water 1111.
m-
iles Lorenzo Dibbie'a 111] today of
some 11pm this on grineliis he has 1111
Saturday.
Miss M iI‘ Ackcrmau, :11 Main 111311111,
Norwulh has new designs in line winter
millinery.
Rev. Romlly 11‘. llumphrles will
preach at the West Norwaik Union
Chapel, Sunday, at .2 p. m.
~Raisins or Currants.
Joseloff.
101: pkg.
11. Krieger a Company sell 111111811111
wish or c1edit and you pay no more on
the easy payment system.
.m.
More than 1,000 young men and wom-
en have been prepared for buslmls at
Merrtli's Business College, Stamford.
Mrs. Clara Blatherwick, who maiden
in the Swartz & Corbett black, in
Washington street. is lil.wlth the g1ip
.m.
-l.adies' 111111 (i'onts Huts llenovut-
ed. O'Brien.
Colcbnrn 81 Lauder. jcwclcrs. have
selected an immense stock for the boil.
day lrudc. (‘ull 11nd are what they have
got.
'i‘hanksgiviug is hourly bc11' 11111! it
will buy you to call at the store of
(.3 h.11 ics i1..Sey1noui bciorc placing youi
order
Miss Margaret. McShcrry and Henry
McShcrry, of Norwulk, have been
guests of John J. hltiiowan, at the La»
1ch lio11sc,Ri1lgeilcl1i
—-~'i‘u1kcys. 141'. 11111-11111.
Mrs. C. B. Gray, of Elizabeth street,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Miller. in Seymour Conn. Mr. Miliel
is a br'othet of Mrs Gray.
The sale of ready to- wear garments
at the. Boston Store, has proved 11 our -
uses. The prices on silk waists haw:
been out. There are specials advertis-
ed today to be sold between 2 and 6
o'clock tomorrow.
The executive committee of the Far-
ther Lights Society oi the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, will hold 11 11111914
ing this evening. and plan for the reign»
tar meeting of the society to be held
next Monday night.
Hope Hose Company held 11 meeting
last night but. took no formal action
in regard to attending the reception of
Storm Hose Company. in Derby it is
understood. however .that a large dele-
gation will be present in full uniform.
*licgs of Lamb 121.911. 10 Wutm SI.
Willie visiting his 1111nt,M1s. Lctoy
'i‘.uyi11r in South Wilton last Sunday.
Flut'lli‘l‘lt i1 llutcs of N01 walk was so
unfortunate 11s to loss» the born» he was
driving. through an attack of the colic
it was a line a11|1nui.uud was 11 1onsl1l-
arable loss.
At the third annual bouquet of the
Connecticut Commercial Travelers'
Association held at the Winthrop Ho-
tel. in Meriden, last evenlngdt was vot
ed to hold the next banquet at the At-
lantic Hotel. in Bridgeport. on Novem-
ber 12, 1902.
~eu1. and Benrlmlpines. O’Brien.
The truinmen Ire having great suc-
big Thanksgiving ball in the Daobury
Armory.
been In Danblh'y each
at years; have always been great tin‘au—
be no exception.
he devoted to charity.
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R. Taylor, this morning.
wYoilow 1111111111. 1511 1111.11. 11
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to be 111111 o‘ffi’tlio greatest, long
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seen in the selling of tickets for their
These dinette. which have
epsilon, forr 'siWer-
cial successes. and this one promises to
The proceeds are to
“ting Flannel
Night Dresses 59 and 9'11: handsome
line Underskirta, 35c upward: Outing
Flannel Waists. 59c ea. M. S. Smith
Stephen FIN-111nm! became lntoxl.
«tell, but 111111111 Ind began to annoy
Carrie Mott, who resides in Spring-
VIOOd. MIII Mott called at police head~
nation. and 111101111111! 01111 in George
(1111111111111. who prcmp y arrested
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to sixty do I inh all and ordered to pay
the 111111- 0 1111‘: court by Judge‘ Joseph
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Men's All Wool Mixed Cheviots
in littht and medium shades, for-
; mer price. $8. 501to 31111111; now
$6 50
17113 you knew what they are doing at
( ‘OMSTOCK iiROS? '
1111,1114 closing out their biokcu lots oi
Stilts and Overcoais.
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Men‘s Cheviot Elsewhere 11nd
Worsted Suits .11,
stripes and one. .
8101113101 1111111111,,
$7 550
Meg...
the pollttlul'
for tour pr ice
Mcn'u Mcdiutu Long’th I‘lvcr-
route. in block and brown Kor-
scys and blue (ihincbiilus, former
price $13.50 to $11.50; 110w
$5). 29
Mcu'u Medium Length and 111111
Oven-outs is (9111111-
. uli wool Karpoys, former price $10
to $16: now
$6501£
l. (‘lothn and
$7. 50
B1ys' Long Pant butts and Overcoats.
ages 14 to II.
former price $5.00 to $7.50. now
$3). 90
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call, 324:
Cornstock Bros.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
send your orders here.
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Abug of clean cats is equal to considerable
more than a bag of dirty oats handled without care.
Again. a bag of the best oats is better than an
inferior grade. _Two good reasons why you should
-333” 0111's mars CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
Agent, for "Crocker’s” Best Flour.
I
should be made
avoid delays.
Opposite Hotel.
Trolleys pass the door.
The latest and best Ideas in
- ; Modem Photography.
Sittings fer the Holidays
soon as conbenient.
cw styles on exhibition.
JACKSON’ 3 STUDIO.
53 WALL sinuous/111.11
JACKSONS ST DID.
”Tito
Now' 1.1 ville time to
Visitors welcome.
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BOOKSELLER
4‘9 WALL STREET..
Are you ready ?
Merrill Can help you.
Enter now
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Subscriptlons
rccc rived for all Periodicals and Magazines. It you subscribe
through me you run no risk of losing your money.
WM. P. BEERS
STATI ONER,
NORWALK. CONN
ll‘ PAYSTOATTEND A "
Merrill Business College,
STAMFORD. CONN.
Mo1eth1u1 A000 young men and young women have been
prepared in: Business at Merrill' 5.
Good positiOns are open tor those ready
4n. A. MERRILL. 1111114111111.
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to Kit than.
dIn you Itrerd to mix your Within
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ENGRAVER.
ayefincrt.
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.4 «Sometime 111.111.111.111; Osborn a
A‘ The funeral at 11111111111 Anderson.
afternl'iou, from his talc home.
- deposition oi paper and such stuff. Rc—~
; , 1m. «
. 110111 San Angelo. Tom. says ‘that the
. 5%.”:be
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not to do the 1111111111114
work in the new building of the South
Norwalk Trust Company. in Wael1lng~
ton atttct.
t‘mnpuny i", basket ball team will
play the Mount Vernon loam. ut the
111711111111. Monday evening. The prelim-
ln‘nry some will be between the M011-
tanks and Park City' 15.;
must Lynes, of the Ncrw'slk 1111A
$311111, will act to New York, this even-
. to attend the m "sting of the [this
in Association of any: island. ,A
angc will be model the rules.
Who died Wednesday at his home In
Ely avenue, will' be attended Sunday
[incens-
‘c’d- was in the thirtieth ycur‘aiihis ago.
111111 li‘iiVl' 11 11 widow and lbrcc chiidrm '
in the latest time table 11111111111 by the
New York New Haven and liurtioid
road, the Berkshire Hills service via.
Dnnbury. is featured conspicuously. and
the Danbury branch has a position in
conjunction with the other sections of
the New York divison.
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-—Yellow Turnlps. 150 pk.
Lawton It Co.
Richard 11. Golden, a member of to
South Norwslk Board of Trade recs
ed a letter from Mr. Bloskopf, of the
firm or Biaskopf & Company, shirt .
waist manufacturers of New York. yes-
terday. stating that some members of
the firm were out oi town. and when
they returned they would come to
South Norwalk and see what they could
do about getting a suitable factory in
which to locate their plant.
Recently the Greenwich Village Im-
provoment Association has placed ten
receptacles about the streets for the
F. D.
ford or nsvv. 82.130
other good values from $13
All Wool Suit, at $2.5
WILLIS H.
Here
"And lit him out with clothes for the cold weather. .- :11...
Our lloys' Clothing la mode of stylish 11111111111111 thitt, i0
serviceable, and we will guarantee prices as low as the lowest.
We quote 11 low especially good values: , ‘ "‘ ;
All Wool Sailor Blouse Suite for little fellows, ii to 9, 1111
Strictly All Wool Double Breasted Short Pants Suits, at
to $4 .10.;
l'ioyo' Short llunts Suite, With vest, i) to iii 11 11111111 oer
'I’icnty of better ones 1111111111 1111 good
Vestee Suits ages 3 to 8. $2. 00 to 12.50 -
Children s Roofers, as low as $1. 25 1‘;
Boys' Restore. from $1.69 to. $5.00. ‘.4 .
Boys' Overoosts, I to 16, $2.50 to $5.50.
Long Trousers Suits, 15 to 19. $5.00 to 812.00.
Youths' Overcoats. all the newest things, 85 to 312.
Boys’ Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 25c per garmenb. 1 4
No other store in the Twin Ciltcs can match our Stein ~13ch
broad shouldered Suite and Overcoats. ‘ , ' .
Uiothier Hatter and Furnisher, " , 4,.
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwallc.
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings."
41
SELLECKI
ccutly lcttcrs have been found that had
been intruded for the post oilicc
boxes. it is doubtless due to bad spell—
ing and defectirc education. 011 the
boxes is inscribed: ”For litter." Sumo
persons believed that. there was 11 bud
spell in "litter" so they read “letter"
and let 1.11.1i1' intruded message drop in.
Miss (llnh Mal King of Osborn uvc—
hue. blast Nolwaik entertained about
twenty of hot friends. last evening. It
honor of Miss nettle Wells and Miss
Julio Wells. oi‘ Stony Brook, Long is—
land, who are her guests. Au enjoyable
evening was spent. and a title collation
was served. During the evening the
guests were delighted with piano music
by the Misses Wells: and comet a‘eiec-
tions by Frederick Scoiield
The Trinity Cadets held a meeting In
the church Sunday school room. last
night but did not transact. the import-
ant business that was intended. in-
stead the boysT ecpmut through the
regular drill. of‘npeciul (iOlllllllfltn'
appointed on constitution and by- laws
Ieported progress This committee con-
sists of Rev. Homily i~‘. ilumphlies.
Seraennt Charles Wing and Franklin
[1. Gerald. There we on Informal talk
leisure to thc Cutlets getting rifles.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
Our New Minister.
Not to find much to praise in Den-
man Thompson and George W. Byers
latest success "Our Little Minister.‘
whith was one of the distinct hits of
last year's ioonl theatrical season. and
which comes to iioyt’s Theatre to‘mor
row afternoon and night for Its annual
engagement is like ousting reduction
on 0110‘s powers of 11 c1 iation its
vo1y novelty and him) lcity enthrnli
one. and make one want to see it
again and again. Every ohnr'mter in
it is drawn from life. Thclc is not
an unnatural feature. not a pnlticle of
stage clnp- trap. or a vulgar situation
On the the contrary it is intensely hu
man, a true and characteristic roscript
from everyday life. Sca1cely anvthlng
more remains to be added to what has
already been said last year in these
columns in praise of this realistic play
it secured a firm hold upon the amuse-
ment going people of Norwalk which
nothing can effaee. and as many times
as "Our New Minister" chooses to visit
us he will always find out latch strings
out and our hearts open to receive
him.
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In WANTED FOR MURDER.
Lonabaugb Turns Out to he The Lone
Texan.
ST LOUIS 1110., November lfi—A tei«
egram has been received from Sheriff
House, of Concho county, Texas. stat-
I1-ng that the picture of ”llonghsugh ”
the train robber sun set, had been Iden-
tified as that of Ki patriot: "the lone
Texan." who is wanted there for mur-
_—-——
1
A special 1111111111110 the Republic.
picture of the prisoner sent there is
positively identified as that of Ben Kii~
patrick. who moaned at Sonora. last
April. when Billtlarver was killed. 1‘ a
woman. Laura. Bullion. is also wel
known. More of the stolen Helena.
1111111.. National Bank bills are turning
up In circulation about 81111 Angelo. The
prisoner todIy acknowledged that he
and says he knows 8111111“! Honor. ;
When told that he {has wanted
‘l’em for murder. W prlaoner refuse
ed to youehsafe an Information.
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The form 110qu
converters tilting;
the. 111111 are
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w o rang or u 11st
~ Iiiling‘malioo diy mat
coyoryl l'Idcutitl K?! 1.11%
mentality unlott
hII'nc
had been reared In Paint 11111111 Tex. j
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Arm 11111111114111:
icring from, when
properly adjusted,
trouble?
tion.
6.1%. Sachem,
Graduate Optician,
5t 0. '3“ \s
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is it worth while to havc the print
run together, or your hood ache. or pny
of the discomfort you have been sui-
proper
will remove the
We guarantee perfect tit-
ting and make no charge for examina-
as \Da_\\ Street. Namath
we are after your money and are going to give as much (perhaps mo
for it than the next concern. first. last and all the time.
and see what wo' re doing What did I say? i said we were going. ,mako
new frianda for the Model Grocery—and we are: and that
interest caa‘h buyora In this store; its good: and its prices. ~
there. with a premium 111191.111 Into the bargain.
Glasses, '
Watch this. space
20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR $100
With other goods
As good a barrel of flour as you
ever had in the house: special
$4.25 be., Saturday. Oasis
Same in bags. 55c
Schumaclcor‘a Flour. all right. 521: bag
Potatoes. special, 85c bu.; 22c pk. Cash
Now Penn _Buckwheat, fine as
91111. ‘ 31.31: 111.
Pennsylvania Prepared Buckwheat
3 lb. package,
Street’s Wepircd Buckwheat,
lb. package,
New crop New Orleana MolaIaeI.
good‘iicdy.“tight color. ‘ 501: gal.
Butter‘b'u ‘none up, 1111 we the
not “111111111? on butter. Cream“
cry tub, ' ' 25c
Croimory’prlnta‘, 27c.” Fresh lot‘."’ '
101:
3
13¢
onto. Got a punch 11111-121.
' 1171141111....“ White Dali‘s
datum It.
Specials for Saturday. _,,.
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White and yellow Corn Mesh,
fine and fresh. I
Nice Rice. . 61: ID;
New fresh stock Shoulders, ~ 101: lb.
Raiton’ a Food. 2 for .1. . . .2517 '
Plllsbury' a Vitos, 2 1111911. for 251: A
H 0 Pancake, , 10¢
Purina Pancake, , _) 0c .1, i
3 jars now‘Jam, . A" 259.;
Icon: Bartlett Pears, ; 25c .
1‘ ‘8 Ibs,.Bakerl Beans, I , 100
1111. Corned seer, ,,_- 1 .4 1511' ‘
4 New Figs, 9c: :1 Iba.. 412%,;
New Figs, 151: lb. Layera. 1 '. 1 3 ,
New Peanut Taffy Brittle, 2 Iba., 12;“ ,
Fina. Gets sample. . ' ‘
Pop Com. Brittle. 15c IbinVoi-y MW
Model Grocery Ammonia, 1' 1
' 5 12¢ bottle (Wart)
To all purchasers of 1 lb. Coffee, a cake of Cattle scnp free, provide
they uh for it. and as show they have reId this ad. 0th Special for" OI ;
uudIy. \(ou can mks no mistake in leaving 11a 1
Lemon cIIh prices and a good article with full weight and 111811311111.
IuitI wtil convince you and please us. We are making auch otter; paved
think will repay the common Cash to at a premium 11m.h'r‘Itolum4'
, Y ulna largo sienna facilities for H; A
. an alavaror for GRAIN. we were an
,. . put In: wry largo stock of Old: 4
Pint milk bottle of coca mustard. 10114.
your order 1111 Saint-Iii
B51
MI» "4*.
the fall 11" 6.1 ‘
all!” ‘nd now I!” and 01111111111111.11-
do‘m‘a‘nd for this year's gram]; 1)" r
1.111111“ priarlmcs months as ,ro I
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