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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 3, 1902 · page 4

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. iraRoth. oi‘lifalriielii finalist 3‘9“!!an
ed today. from a several .dayii'soiourn
at Ashary marlin-ll w »' ,
Miss Jennie Quill oi Daubury. ' a
upendinsa Week the truest oi no» J
niepMagner. on south blotwalkg

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cit Olsen's shoe store women’s three“
dollar‘shoos are being altered at one

- dollar. and ninetyielgiit cents. _.

 
 

* iaV‘what everyone likes. and it ..
. WW9 W”! “"9: 0‘ 9“” “33‘9““ Thai-Barbara Union mot last evens

:j outs. is a very‘hsnlthy desert. his. in Gustave Pitzer's shop in“ Was '-

. . , inglon street. but transacted on y.
Our Greamls pure and we know routine business. . ,“

it. ‘ ‘ , , ‘ , Butler Lodgo,'l.- 0. 0. a, hold fa

, Order some for your dinner. We rehearsal of tho laitlatory degree last

' , : ~ fevenlng and this evening will confer
Wm “0"“? "- , - ‘ thisdogree on four candidates. . ‘ ‘

5 , 81 WAOHINGTON ITRIIT- ‘ The South Nor-walk Police picked up
. “ ' ' , ‘ a bicycle on the streets ot‘Bouth Nor.»
‘ walk last night. The wheel can he
found by the owner at police head;
quartes. .

Local N ‘ 8110183. ' The Shepherds at Bethlehem wii

a hold their regular semi~moiithly meet;
mm, ‘ ..-. ________________ ‘ ing this evening in Red Men’s hall at
The "rum...““linn m. up...“ of. 8 o‘clock. ‘Ali members are asked to
ties at The Evening sentinel In Nor. be Dressm- . *
(walk to No. «to. _, . ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The success or ourhiid-s‘um mar Clearance Bale but ,.
phenomenal and our stock inconsiderahly broken. - ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘lloi’s I, ., ~ ' ~" V“
~ kilo Pauli. *

Boy’s H Shirl
Wrists llllli
Blunts.

 

seizes? . ..
. 1 . , p , so southpaw 8mm.
in (Iothei’i ' A in . ‘ ‘hecbub't 3‘ ' N 1‘ K ’°“;“.:‘.1';?'§'..°§" I.
platoon. ‘ .. = * .s_e.atand‘- “ ‘ -------
500 I4 South MainSt.’. So. Norwalk knee kind ,

TELEPHONE 1324.

“hum“ ll Masonic Building. Norivalk. 50¢. ‘

Continued trout First Pa c. .
250- reasonable 414. ‘ ‘ g ‘

The president's program today in-
cluded a journey ‘trom this state
» through Connecticut. and he was to
stop at Lenoir and Stockbrldge and
Great Harrington, gin . Massachusetts,
‘ and at New Milford and Bridgeport, in

j ‘ ., V N H i ‘ ‘golil‘lgictlcuti 'A’tBrld'goport‘the yacht
Children s Umbrellas-1.. * til: tapeworm"?

 

We hsvé decided therefore this .weoklto hunch! snot.
33.50 arctic Suits and aellthem at taco ' ‘ ‘ * .

 

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All new. goods-Jinnah, Homespun. Ousimorssnad‘ Ciro?
‘ In seals like this youlk‘now the best will be selected flu is it
‘ delay; come in and get that for yourself. '

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

For Friday, Saturday and Monday will sell 25c, ”child!!!
Wear at 19c. ~ ‘ ‘ ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

81.50 Shirts and Shirt Wale ts, while they lastpat 980.

We invite your inspection of Fall Suits and Overcoat; ' ' Q ‘
Overcoats made to measure. $15.00 to 820.00.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. ~——.M. S. Smith & C‘D'lmfi: ito all“;
Now (all styles or walking skirts' pounce that t ey are n or new
‘- ‘ he I u s' ‘l e k. store, 92 Wyhingtpxl St. with a full
”are ,t. . ”fan 8 at Ba k ' th s W e and complete stOck‘or Dry Goods, Hog.
LL; Cornstock Brothers have a $1.98 lerv. Notions, Domestics. etc. etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

: ' ~ .. r - er flay; The accident,

$3.3? :3: ffid°$£1§°3m$2§t Eggfigfl Mrs. George SmithhMisses Margaret . however. probably. will cause a change , , . ‘ ‘ ‘ . 5 ~ g , >

tion. ‘ ‘Duil‘y. Jennie and Anna Mullen. ot Nor-l . . H - , in the intermediate §t095 from L93“ 98 WASHINGTON STREET

‘ , . ' . a walk, were guests over liahoeray, oi The Rain-proof Kind. ' to Bridgeport, the president proceeding . . y ’ v ,
Thursday bargains at Dickcrman’s. George Miller. athis summer home at ‘ directly there and, at once embarking

consist. this week of one-half prived Fort'Trumbull beach. Milford. .

 

items. The advertisement gives the y . .
items. , The members of Pioneer Hook and
. ; Ladder Company who are to attend the

The Bridgeport Fish Market would Thomnsion Fireman’s celebration. are
appreciate your reading their advcr. requested to appear at the Pioneer
tisemcnt now. The prices are very headquarters. Tuesday evening, for
reasonable. 4 practice.

S’onthiior‘walk. j '
[a cident to the president‘s coach hap—

"‘pgne‘d in this way: . -‘ i
"After leaving Senator Dawes' house
the tour carriages containing the pres-

‘ ident and his immediate party were “*“WW

' driven down South street, two car-

riages on either side. When near the

Country Club and at the railroad cross-

ing an electric car was noticed coming

at a terrific rate of speed.

Mr. Craig, a secret service man. sig-

nalled to the motorman to stop, but he . ORDERS FOR PLUM8 FOR CAN MING. JAR RUHB

 

' , , . on the Sylph- tor Oyster Bay. ‘
500 and 750. asox, Mass. September 8—The
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Miss Nellie Hogan, of Bridgeport, Ralph D. Burke, who has been re
formerly of South Norwnlk, is the presenting the South Norwalk oliics
guest of Miss Sadie Dowd. of Union oi the International Correspondence
Place, Norwalk. schools. has served his connection .

, . . ‘ with this concern and willltako a posi-
The D. M. Read Company is telling tion next Monday in New York city.

. ”when I went into the grain business i did so with
my whole heart and strength. '

One of my first flatness promise: wan to “give the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

best service and best grain." apparently paid no attention to the sows OLD FASHIONED PINTS; ALso LIGHTNING i’iiél ,
of its furniture department and the p . . 5—3-— . Warning. and the car came plunging on AQUARTS NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY RUBBER *0”:
time is coming when furniture will be .oaicer Thomas Hunt. of the Norwalk we pass our claim to your patronage on Just two in its work or death. The president's ' , . , '
needed. you know. police force. while making his rounds ~

 

 

carriage was literally smashed to JAR“! 50° DOZEN OASH‘ .,. . ‘
’ fleece. and it was feared that the pres- FREGH EGGS. HOME LAID: STRICTLY FRESH, 399 [301

out and Governor Crane had met in- SWEET POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APPLES. “Kinky
‘ cantddfgtlti. it? witness of the accident So QUART. ' ‘ ' .1»
s e a e motorman'rwas s eed- ‘ V I A

mg mg m ,n order to much might“ FINE cusses. sunken sear, REAL NICE, THIN ear

The president. Governor Crane and 5c up, CUT WHILE YOU WMT' .- ..
Secretary Corteiyou were piled in a A TASTE OF SUGAR AND SPICE THAT IS ALL RIGHT. AND

heap. The ewe-stricken crowd which 2 .
, witnessed the accident rllshedlto the U ZU G'NGER SNAPS’ 5c PACKAGE

president's carriage. but with no ex-
pectation that he would be found alive.

I . all

The president was cut on the right side ' - i fl,
or his chin and his lace is much swol- ‘ ' ‘

. lea. He is also suffering from severe , .

bruises. Governor Crane and Score
tary Cortelyou were uniniured, except
for a had shaking up. The president
retained his complete composure. al-

ut a late hour. that night. found the
Tho‘Publlc Market is soliciting your door of the business allies of The Hour
patronage in their advertisement to- unlocked. The omcer barricaded the
day. Theyvclaim that for quality and door with a chair and left it in that

price they cannot be beaten. manner. ' ‘

-= things—quality and prlcow-quality first.

we believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to your.

Reliability is everything in business.

Buy Oats That’s Clean. '. _

MANUEL T. HATCH.

Telephone Connection.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Joseph Gardner. of New York city. William Bellow, who claimed to he
is the 8mm Of‘ M188 Sadie Burke, who a. printer and hailed from New Haven
has been visiting Miss Mamie Dowd. at was arrested last night hy'Oiflcer Hull
her home in Union Place, Norwalk. for drunkenness and breach or the

peace. This morning before Judge

11- I"- Pierce, W110 has been assisting Taylor the fellow was sentenced to
at "19 Clifford Pharmacy the past few thirty days in Jail. Sentence was sus- ‘
weeks, resigned his position today. Mr. pended.
Pierce expects’shortlyj to go to Verr
mom. for a few days' stay.

 

 

 
 

 
 

soLo ovpsv THIEVES.

*Very' lsw'llmmlfi' 0’ Cigars hold Helped Thomoslim to Garden Truck
their ownrllka' the Imperial Grown. it and Fowls In Greenwich.

 

 
 

 

 

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‘ Héréy’s‘flcfihWOur Money’s Worth.

 

 

has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one ot‘the stall.
dard brands.

Homer B. Hoyt is giving you a
pointer in his announcement this after.
noon and the information thus given
is well worth reading. You may be
saved considerable trouble eyewise.

A band oi gypsles which passed
throughhiorwalk. a low days ago.
caused annoyance to residents of Riv-
erside. Saturday night. There were
about forty in the band. They had
thirty horses. They lnvaded gardens
and pastures. in defiance of the own»
era. and‘made themselves a general
nuisance in and about Mianus. until

Huilbuti’s Wont Paper.

48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. 25cts.
A GoadBoxoi Paper and Envelopes. Sets.

 

though he was solicitlous tor the rest

ment was intense and rumors flew
thick and fast that the president had
been killed. Aiier remaining at the
scene of the accident [or an hour. the
president determined to continue his
Journey to otockhridge. where his train
was waiting on a siding. He arrived

at those in the carriage. The cxclte- ‘

Wise People Recline
that the proper titling oi Glasses should never be guessed at. ~‘ ‘

If there is any trouble ruin your eyes. come to unvond have.
om examination made me. he guarantee «muslin.

 

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' . at Leno: shortlyfiatter ii o'clock, hilt . -‘ ~
it on are desiring nitnll outing or officers drove them oil. They went in- WiIIi P B gem a sour er a sad, requesting the _ , ‘
it drugs but it is advisable to visit the to Thomas C. London‘s garden, atrip- . . am a ears, {Jewish t‘ofreirsin from cheering, Ag- _ . , ’1 ’ ..
establishment cuties M. F. Ackerman pod it of everything that was lit to eat. , ‘- , till: it {e stop here he was driven to .. . . .w )
in Main street, Norwulk. Her assort- and destroyed tomato vines. After he Midi”. Siam. h‘nm ‘9 I.“ am Mg“, 0 I‘ll 11. In the next carriage to the OIAWATI cal-flours . . p
meat is very attractive and so are the lug driven out of that section_ they . . .

 
 

 

president's when the accident happen.

W * od was Dr. G. A. Lung. of the'navy.
POlNT who accompanied him for Just such
, 9 emergencies as this, and who was

 

 
 

1 es. - squatted near the quarries at Byrhm, ' ‘"' -. "W .
Ill c ~—~ and on Sunday became so troublesome ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY GREGORYOS
M183 Mabel McGlynn, 0f Ridgeileld, theta number of Greenwich ofliccrs CURVE FOUNTAIN PENS AT ONE.

 

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tl ’ est 'ostorda of Miss Mar~ set after them and sent them over the . . : IAIT NORWALK CONN. promptly on hand to render assistance . " ‘ “' " , "'"‘""“W~w-f~' , 7.: ‘
Eight: $111111; ’0:st street. ‘ his line into New York State. "”5? ‘3?“ ' to the president. But the president Ra mond ‘ Brother ,
hit-Glynn leaves day for Hart 0rd. They went into a man's [yard near ”I?“ ’1'“. » ' 3"! PH“ . was disinclined to receive medical lit- ~ , ,1 3‘
wli'fresnhol will e or Mount St. Jos- Byrugn stridmhelped themselves 1:0 ,i‘ *‘g- 7‘ gig Shore Owners and Sea Food motion. saline he was but slightly tlkl. ‘ ~ ‘ 1
on 's cm nary. ‘“ burn or o s pump spr ngc c on . - - , ' , . .
........_..._ “at... his protest, and only at the M 1.75 at all kinds. Cooked to Order. The "on” m was com“ up W 0 Cl. d Whit O t . .
~M. S. Smith a 'Co.‘wlstlfi ito no- point of a shotgun dlcliI theyldefsist in 3'2: :% Bathing and “Shin . h‘i‘t‘id thcdpwglent‘a [carriage at a tor. “We 8 a So
nOllnce that they are II or new an attempt to m p t a an a mm” a a g _ ‘ g: 1’ cause ., ccarr use was struck as . . .,
store, 92 Washington St. with a lull Byram schooner. 2°“ ’ 1'90 Bath Houses to Rent by ISOll ~
and complete atoclr of Dry Goods, Hos-

lt was crossing the tracks diagonally.
Craig, who was looking around and

half standing. trying to warn the trol-
ley our back. was knocked from the D

Timouiil Hall.
box to the track and the our passed Lona Rue Straw“
our him. «killing him instantly. The

. aiming nighttime; gone as; and Gentleman’s Driving Horses.

, _ “WW e . e pros as was rown ’ ' ‘ ' ‘

_ p, Part your income must he spent put and the Wreck“ of the carriage tell TNCkmen 5 Work Horses, should be fed m

for clothing. The mailer the panics against him. He us: please up, him. OLD HAY AND GRAIN. .

$15.00 E0! moreintsmtins tons; in that not no? in: from a catch-the right check, but .........._._. .._......-................ m...
is notiliteen dollars for a suit mad he was able to tan tun test at once.

to order little enough? , Secretary (lotto you was. unconscious INVE’TWM‘ ' . I I .

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ll it not as mill! and psi-ham I when picked up. “he was badly hurt Andra! Daniella ml: "No mil can become rich merely-on
little smaller pricewlu, than you have on the back of the head. and cut on the no also lays thot any nun with o Intuit amount or monsy,,shonid"
been paying elsewhere tor ready to face. but Icon recourse enough to ask The dirty question in where will your investment basal. and i;
wear tort? ‘ ~ for the president. Governm- Dione u. out rolulto. Wooster investments that are absolutely onto and
ThinkI it can—«come in and m th badly aroma-and mummy" Law. tlmryiold hm malts. stool“. Bonds. Hm. , ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W;I.r Villa 5, Ping Pong and sport-
TnAiNa DELAVED. lug Good-or“

min’i’iieys Stand .l. s. 253.14.!‘JVAN’

iory. Notions. Domestics. etc.. etc.
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'10?" . Ill-in 0t. Io. Nomik. m can on.

'Il‘llton Elwood "in In Bridrerd‘tt'thla Huvy Travel on New York Central
afternoon to us militant Rgfidvfi» ; a; 1;... cm“.
‘ "Jfi‘fi’fi‘fifl a?“ mflgmm to ’All :hhoaeagt‘hound passenger trains
list a slimline, oi the nation's chlei 3'31““ tg Bgdgzmgtwfig’m'rggetgg

» u 7,, roe on r
England”. dulilnfiihlii covering his lay who said to have been caused. by
' m..- rigs Semi gains of ti‘r‘itiioinlngh trains at
. V .1. * ~~ rh cal to ran earns on.wereoomo
.ggg‘nfipgfffi‘d‘gzgwxl “I. train. m the 24.10.}. ii. R. railroad ‘
‘nue. hays returned from an extended were “limit!“ “may.“ eight use
wwwuhmmvfl inimlen‘hurs N. y. tions and held the tunnel so that all .
Mt. MMM- to still obliged to use “Willi; Chill! were delayed. , ‘
crutohooptho rota not stall from, a .mlhhlollllfr‘lifli’yfllm all":

is which can my“ 1.3, noon and evening were from halt to

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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Loans. that
' ‘ ~ ~ , * ' NW!” Mannheim-t hurt orshy otthe > I," ‘
“pumping til 90m hour 1M” " f . ‘ - ' _, > . ........., -- W. partyinthei‘prool out“: earrings. The 300315.141: DUNCANEG“ co" Investment . a”
initiator“; WHO ITOLI THE ”A“?! m . ‘ ' VDIITRUBTFUL HAN"... drlnr DI the cal- ‘D. ,1. ‘Pntt. was 7 l , " . a W
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twill! William “limo. ' , . y ' ‘ . ‘ . * The smut custom or s German "mi-m" “it“: , mm“ m" .
Tomlin. 321%?”st it Yfiifimr mt ‘ W * ' :. town dentist was mutt! mat on In *' “9. m a. rd.
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lieu. Peas. am this tomorrow I ‘ a once y
'1” rings. The child had mum om “0 army 1‘3":
t on very devout. and at hmhodbooain 9'"! 1°“ to
some ailment“ when“. an 13;“? W l '

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