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CAENDIES
5! Washington Street.
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E3.
All bualncul communications for
this office should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
—-Dr. M 3. Recon. oonlist and auriat
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahackemo Hotel, on Tuesday and
Fridays. between thd hours of l and 5
p. on. and daily between 9 and 12 a.
m.. 6 and 9 p. on, at $15 Fairneid ave
nus. Bridgeport.- Eye’s examined and“h
diseases treated;
The Norwalk City' Council will meet
1tonight for its regular adjourned meet—
ng. . . . .E
. Louis Potter is having his pool table
? outfits removed to South Norwalk to-
l iiy
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Miss Mary Morgan. of New York.
is spending a few days with friends in
south Norwaik.
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Miss Lavina M. Scoville. of New
York, spent Sunday with her mother
in South Norwaiku " _
Two thousand tiarrels of cement are
being shipped by‘ Raymond Brothers.
for a large job as New Rochelle.
Miss Velma Bersyl. of Westport. was
the guest Iaturday and Sunday of
Miss Mar . run. of llanford
Place. WT m“ "
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The Sunday school teachers of the
South Norwalk agational Church
will hold a meet ng in the west parlor
tonight AU: 45 o clock.
Mrs. Milton Ellwood. of Henry street.
went “to mine. Maine. last Saturday it
remain No or three weeks. Mr. Ell~
wood will 9 next. week to spend
Thanksg in that place.
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The Armor Bearers' Circle of King‘ s
Sons. of the South Norwaik Congregn
tional. Church-«will met with. Mrs. Leo
Davis. 14 Henry street. Blast Norwsik.
tomorrow night at 7: 45 o'clock.
There will he a free sociable under ,
the auspices of the Opportunity Circle
of King‘s Daughters. of the Norwallt
Baptist Church, at the church. tomor-
row evening. Fancy articles will be
disposed of. » ..
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A devotional and business meeting
of the Whatsoever Clrcle‘of King's
Daughters of the .Sonth Norwalk Con
gregatigngb rch will be held at the
home “My“ 14 Rialsted 46 West
street, Friday night at 7: 45 o'clock.
tr 303 W”‘ ‘ .
-- 0 all-09%.. Etc. Magner's.
The 436 T. big team will line
up against; 1&9 “Mount Vernon basket
ball tears stamp armory. this evening
The pr pt on will be between
“Jill! stile Park City team.
“The Montouko defeated
l,gjhig score last Season.
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Calendar for ithe week of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday
8 p. m.. lilpwortlr league rally meeting:
Tuesday. 7: 30p. m.. class mecting.e8th
Remington. leader: Thursday. 1: 30 p
in.. prayer meet]
How Use it: " Fri
League
.snbiect. “The Bible.
y. 3:30 p. in. Junior
The Italian Republican Club hold a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
itailan indepcnt Bociety hall in Ely
avenue. .A from the dole too
r990".
who attended the State septum
heme convention at New Haven. lasty‘
. . Ermday. was given The delegates were
onephDisen.Dr. v. 0.11 Titoendlmnlt
”moonlit. The next e League
meeting will he held at Stain ord some-
time. in Janum.‘ No other business
reconstructed outside of redone.
‘ «Thursday 7:45 p. on, at the family
and” of the South Norwalk Congre-
discuss the an
. Ch . ;..
Church eight young men will
”Young Men and
' laying Will toll
on his? not iron the
, we [to it: ’m
ESunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
' cents just to prove its quality.
Lyle was held from his late residence
,u‘ aidyandllatthe ml.
Thomas Collin: spent Sunday at hi:
home in Danbury.
- Gatluiand ll quite ill, at his home
in Elm Grove street.
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iiave you seen the llauard fire light-
er? Raymond Brothers have them.
low”
The fourth annual ball of the Klan
dike Boeiai Club will be held Thanks-
giving ado. ,
a
The South Nor-walk Outing Club will
hold a meeting this evening. at the Ho-
tel Hamilton. .
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Attorn John .1. Ounce went to
New York is morning, to attend to
some business.
it ls better to pay for good Wei-in
clothing than to pay doctor’s hills. W.
A. Benedict can suit you.
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Edward Bach. of New York. spent
A. Bach. of South Norwalk.
Joseph Disesa is having a new gas
heating system installed in his barber
shop in South Main street.
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A large stock of carpet sine rugs went
on sale at the store of the D. M. Read
Company today. See the ad.
C. A. Harstrom left for New York.
this afternoon, where he will see Anna
Held in “The Little Duchess. "
Lorenzo Dibble will sell tomorrow
only _a 2% pound bag of flour for 49
The Barbers' Union will hold a meet-
ing tomorrow night. at the barber shop
of Rolls Black. in Railroad avenue
-Fat Mackerel. So on.
Hold on w... tiioment
Joscloff.
Do you know what they are doing at ;
consiocK Baosr‘E ; »
closing" but their broken lots oi . f '*
Sulimnd Overcoais." i
Near All Wool Mixed oscillate Mons Cheviot Cauldron: and _
in a“; and medium “we“. {a}. Worsted Balls? in the popular
mer M00 ”'50 to 31000;. naval stripes and ducks. former price
. $6.60 . librariaggfio
, . .. ,.
Men‘s Medium Length Over-
coats. in black and brown Ker-
seys and blue Chlnchlllas. former
price $6.50 to $8.50; new to $15: now
$5.29 $6.50 a $7.50
Bcvs' Long Pant butts and Overseais.
ages l4 to IT.
former price 55 00 to $7 50 now
$590
ComStock Bros.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk; Store. .
' ” Theyire
Men's Medium Length and Bax'
Overcoats in Covert Cloths and
all wool Kerseya. former price no
Norwalh Store:
Masonic Building.
~ Telephone Call, 32-2:
The South Norwaik Fife and Drum
Band will hold a meeting this evening.
in their hall in Washington street.
The Stannard place in Elizabeth
street. recently purchased by Raymond
Brothers. is being repaired and painted.
The Golden Rule Circle will meet
Friday. the 22nd. at 3:30. with Mrs. J.
W. Pierce. Winnipauk. Please bring
thimbles.
James M. Lane. Miss Luella Lane and
Mrs. Frances Sooville will leave for
Daytoua. Florida. December 4 where
they expect to spend the winter
Someone stole the chewing gum slot
mhchine’ at the eastbound depot. be-
tween 8 and 9 o‘clock Saturday night.
It was torn up from its fastenings.
The funeral of the late William D.
in Holden avenue. this afternoon. at. 3
(“clock interment was in the Norwalk
Cemetery.
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The second meeting of the Bartend-
A bag 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
interior grade. Two good reasons whyEyou should
send your orders here. .
suv oars rnar's CLEAN?
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Agent for "Crockcr’ 3" Best Flour. I
ers‘ Union which hasEjust been formed.
was held in Germanic. Hail. yesterday
afternoon. but no business out of mu-
inc was transacted.
. Attorney William F. Tammany. Dav
id E. Hughes. Charles Prescott and At—
torney John J. Cuneo. were among
those who attended the Yale~Princeton
Kfittiiothali game in New Haven. on Satur-
y. -, ,
l‘<
'(icncral Russell Frost stated this
The funeral of Charles Henry Ander-
son was held from his late residence in
idly avenue. yesterday afternoon. at 2
o‘clock. The Swedish minister in East
Norwallr had charge of the services.
md interment took place in Pine Island
cemetery.
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Rev. J. Morris Coerr was approached
this morning. by El Sentinel reporter in
regard to the action he contemplated
‘taking in regard to the decision of
Bishop Brewster and the standing com-
mittee. but said that he had nothing at
the present ime for publicaion. lie
was nailed it he hau any intention of
pressing a civil suit. as has been re-
oorted. but-he again stated that he had
nothing whatever to give out now.
A problem of unusual inlereatt'har
been arranged for the Farther“ t
heating. to be held at the home of ice
Fannie Mitchell. 123 South Main strait.
this evening. 'i he anhioct will he "The
Roman Empire its Relation to
hriatlanlty " Milo, To. Tripp and W.
aylor will render vocal «Mona.
Miss Jessie Bronson will be heard on
the violin and Miss Florence Jackson
is clocutionist.
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A delegation“ of Catholic Union Coun-
Ml i407 lumbar. went to
alga". afternoon. dad
is , no of “Calvert Coun-
0 order. which conferred
cartoon rcloandt‘dmir.
“is Norwa'llr order
, . claim. 1‘. ii.
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on. James Cw
James M.
should Stunted: as soon as conhmicnt.
Trolleys pm the door.
JAoKsoas swmo
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Modern Photography. :4. -
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mornin that no articular] valuable
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since Saturday afternoon. All the val- .W , ‘ *
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WM. P. BEERS,
sooxssnnsa. srarrouen. ENGRAVER.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
il‘PA’YS rorrsNo '
Merrill Business College,
STAMFORD. CONN.
Mere than l.000 young men and young women have been
prepared ior Business at Merrill’ 3.
Good positions are open ior those ready to fill them.
Are you ready ?
Merrill can help you.
Enter now. ~
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smoothed undead
1in? , M milestone
“a... rmouhcalth a...
room-Ho yr “flush
. son they will have something unusual-
‘ main street for one hour the day of the
E “lhppy Hooligan" it is compared with
is tfiéliincto
M. A. MERRiLLfriineipd.is~
surmount“ L04: L new
Curt Iiiing was a guest of relative-
in this city over Sunday.
William Acker had gone to spend a
week at Washington. D. C.
linens Tribe. 1. O. R. 14., will hold a
meeting tomorrow night.
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The Haymaker'f
hold a meeting to gilt. and initiate two
candidates into the mysteries of boy .
making by candlelight. . . .
The Norwalk Musical Union held a
Joint meeting with the Stanford Must» E
tine business. . . ;.
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Mr. Halioran went hunting today. and
it is said they were. successful In bring-
log home a chunk. They were not all-
owed to keep it.
H. A. Clark and daughter. Mrs. C. A.
Wodward“. of Woodbury, retained to
their home Saturday afternoon. after
beig the guest of Mr. Clark's son. W. A.
Clark. for a week.
Charles E. Demmou and son. Harley
R. Dcmmon, of Russell. N. Y., are
guests of friends at the Haviland l~ r
tel. Mr. Demmon Is an old veteran and
prominent Grand Army man in Russell.
He went to the “crotch Soldiers' Home.
this afternoon to visit with some of the
old soldiers who fought with him.on the
battle field. Mr. Domitian Was in twcnv
ty- three hot battles. and many are the
good war stories he“can tell: He in-
tends to leave for his home on' Friday.
but his son Harley will remain he hav-
ing secured rt lucrative position in
Bridgeport. .
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Hoyt'o Theatre.
Fitz & Webster, the. energetic man-
agers of “A BreezyTime." are probab-
ly the foremost inventors of ingeniousa
advertising methods that the theatrical
profession has ever known. This sea:
ly novel. Not only is it a clever adver
tlaing scheme. but a really scientific
novelty that will prove interesting to
young and old and is well worth going
out of your way to see. it Is none
other than the Mysterious lndian For-
tune Teller. a mechanical invention
that will absolutely tell your fortune
correctly. This wonder will be. on the
performance in South Norwalk. and
will tell your past, present and future
without any Nazie hatever
A Brecxy T omnany will hold
the boards at prt‘s Theatre for one
night only. Thursday. November 21
The company will play at people's pop-
ular prices. 10.._‘.3“Q;anll 30 cents.
“Happy Hooi‘iijan.”
We have noticed in
Saturday.
speaking of
another one 0! Gus liill' s productions.
“McFadden' s Wain.” Which every one
declared one of the best things of its
kind ever seen. This new diversion
comes from the same murce. those.
funny pictures so ‘well known But it
is of an entirely different vein of com-
edy. ,The situations are taken from
the tramp side of his written with a
moral. which thef'l'iats" did not have,
Ross Snow the well known comedian
assumes the star part and as ‘his
strong specialf is that of tramp no
one more capfie could have been on
Iaged. The 3 action will be seen at
Hoyt’s Theatre next Saturday matinee
and night.
Our New Minister.-
~. All the people‘who wanted to are
Our New Minister at Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Saturday afternoon, were unable to get
in the house. and in the evening there
was a large audience. The play. like
The Old‘ Homestead. improves with
age. and its many pleasing features
were well portrayed by the company.
which is essentially the same as last
mason.
BRIDGEPORT HELLO GIRLS.
(Bridgeport Post.)
The pretty, sweet-voiced telephone
girl of Bridgeport is a wonder and a
marvel to people from outside cities
who have occasion to use our local or
long distance wires: How nicely doth
she warble: “What number. please?"
or in dulcet strains chlrrup: “Wire's
busy."
But all cities are not favored by the
muse of music as it fair Bridgeport.
Out in womy ln'dian'apoiis a new tele-
phone company-rho: been bothered
with girls who seem to have chronic
frogs in their throats and it was deem
ed expedient to ones a school of electi-
tion for the benefit of "hello girls.” Ac-
cording to a telegraphic deanatch one
of the best elooutioniato lg indlanapoE
he has been employed and there will
be regular lessons in voice culture on.
der her direction. The school will be
opened in the company's building and
every employs who is in any way con.
nected with the telephone service an
an operator. especially the long dis.
thrice service. will be required to de-
vote a certain number of oilice hours
each day to the improvement of her
voice. it is also stated that the com-
oany will hereafter make it a condi-
tion to employer t that the applicant
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publicity possible. to this item of new
with order that. happily. New. Haven and
. Hartford toiephtms people my one»
_ Mills maple oi the iodine city
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H" lblllm FIKNDIL
Association , will! "
cal Union in Stamford. yesterday after- —
noon. but transacted liothing but rou- '
Deputy Sheriff John w. scuuey and '
Bring that
Here
And at him out w it: clothes for the cold weather. j
We quote a law especially good values:
All Wool Ballot Blouse Suite for little fellows.
ford or navy. $2 50-
Vestee Suits. ages 3 to 8. $2. 00 to 83. 50. ‘
Children's Roofers. as low as $1. 25. ‘ ‘ ‘ .‘ .'
Boys’ Roofers, from $1.69 to $5.00. _ ‘ “' .
Boys’ Overcoats. 4 to 10.32.50 to $5.50. . . v‘ ‘
Long Trousers Suits, 15M 19, 85.00 to $12.00. ' 1 ‘ '
Youths' Overcoats. all the newest things. 85‘ in 012. ‘ ' ‘
Boys' Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. 25c per garment.
No other store in the Twin Cities can match our Stall! Bloch
broad shouldered Suits and Overcoats. ‘ . .. E
WILLIS H. SELLE”
Clothier Hatter and Furnisher _ _
4s and so wail Street. Not-walk: . ‘
Stop and '3\\‘u\\t.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from, when proper Glasses,
properly adjusted. will remove the
trouble? We guarantee perfect fit-
ting and make no charge for examina-
tion.
D. "B. Sadistic.
Graduate Optician,
‘53 No“ Street. 'Komatk
W: 3% Model ‘ Ernesto
'3uosdeo. “on. \0 Bids. ..
1" QUALITY SALE ....
To prove mu assertion as to Quaiiiii
Flour at $4.25 bbi I will sell on: have (kill
41 2 lb. has at 49 ois. with other Goods.
Same sells elsewhere at 60 and 65 cis.
LORENZO DIBBLE
HAZZARD’S
““6““? Fire Lighter
Seen It... 0 aways READY.
A great labor and money saver. as it does away with the necessity [of
kindling of any description in starting either wood or coal tires. it is IT‘
ways read for use. and a most conven lent household contrlvance. ‘
iRay mond Bros. agent
Agents wanted in New Canaan Wilton Weston, Weetpo'rt. During and
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