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goods at 10s a ‘yd.’ A good bargain.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
brilliant lilies.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and .vicinity: Occa-
sional showers tonight _. and Sunday.
The weather is clearing this morning.
on the Rocky Mountain slope, but
cloudy ‘and‘ rainy weather continues
from the upper Mississippi Valley
I’ eastward across the Lake region to the
is coast. The area of low pressure is cen-
‘ tral in Wisconsin. There has been a
ll decided fall in temperature west of the
.‘ Mississippi. Heavy frosts were report-
ed as far south as Dodge City, Kansas.
Conditions are favorable for a break in leaks and the water has
the storm area for this “vicinity, but
not for good settled weather.
James Dowd. of Union Place, Nor-
walk. has left the employ of the R & G
corset factory.
——-Forcqusrters Lamb. Bo lbgllayes'.
Major Baker’s wife has gone to
Maine. having been called there on
account of the illness of her moth-
or.
I. P. Taylor is having anew flooring
laid in his blacksmith shop in Water
street. Contractor William H. Mc-
Mahon is doing the work.
~The "Supreme Court" 10c Cigar.
Owing to the rain the meeting of the
W. C. 'i‘. U. was not held yesterday.
but was postponed to next Friday of-
ternoon. at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Richards, in Chestnut stroet.
—-Prime Roast Beef, 18c. Stevens’.
Tristram 6‘1. l-lyatt are encouraging
the purchasing of the celebrated For--
est Mills underwear for ladies, misses
and children. They also call your at~
tention to their complete line of hos-
iery and to their Well-stocked house-
furnishiug department.
-—-All the late Derbies. O‘Brien.
Frank Svcc wishes Tht Sentinel to
state that the trouble between himself
and his son Rudolph, over the‘furni
ture in the latter’s place of residence,
is not yet settled. Mr. Svec. Sr..
‘clslms he has received one chair. and
six pictures. and his daughter has so
. cured a desk.
I“ —Pork 16c, Sausage, 14c. Stevens‘.
Court Narruk, Foresters of America,
of Norwallr, has decided to give a so-‘
clal during October. and a committee of
arrangement has been appointed. One
of the features of entertainment will
be a pie eating contest. The lodge
held oneof these contests at a social-
given last year. and caused no end of
amusement. -
——Corned Beef, 6c lb. Hayes.’
Dame Fashion has never yet
been able to set too hot a pace for
Marks Arnheim, the tailor: We
are his‘ only representative in this
city and vicinity, and ’every suit
‘ we put out is drafted after the
latest plates. Better come in now
and be measured. Twenty dollars
is Arnhcim’s leader, and it is a
leader and don't you forget it.
' H. W. KEMP.
Old Post Office Bldg., Wall St,
Norwalk.
m TOW011ngs bouillon“ hither for iii. If. Dollars ‘,
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " Only ons'ssssion was hcid'al the
enter school, again yesterday. he MlLlJNERl/v
nddllititiillod 'aro stationed to [dolbattlo today.
contemplating a trip to Roxburypnext
Bi
“roof “the rain. .
,1, Afioundilfimak 18c,.ahould'sr Steak days inths. mlllinery room and the
12m» Steven‘s“ '
‘10,; w
‘ 'l‘lisifll‘i‘rank‘lln schools ,Judlors.._aud ‘
do in
the Woodward avenudflbbthhll‘ton’ihs . {foro imported ,psttarnw, hats .have
A party of Norwalklspo'rtsmen‘ are
week Tuesday. so as to be ready for
October 1st, the opening of the game.
season. ~ 1»
—L039 Lamb; 140 lb.;» Logs Mutton;
120: ”Mutton Chops, lilo ib.‘ Hayes'.
Albert Smith, of Day street, will
move by the first of October‘uto the
housoon Chestnut street,»ownod by‘
Peter Martin, which was recently ploy.
ad from the school property.
The executive board of the» liadios'
Aid Society, of the First Methodist
Church ».will meet withers. Richard
M. Boston, at 10 Hillside Piace.‘on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
—-All kinds of Patterns out to man-
surc. No. 11 Haviland St.
. Big slaughter in prices at the Public
Market. Everything from 2 to 4 cents
per pound lower than the lowest. Call
and be convinced. See advertisement
on page 3. "
Painter'duuius Brown has the con-
tract to repair the tower at the Hotel
Clifford and will start work as soon
as the weather permits. The tower
.. 'l‘odaynud Monthly Mil slab on show V
showwill be better thaumnhtho first
some lh,: and our workroom .hssl also
turned out more new ones.
,, Phipps & Atchisou celebrated tall-
ored hats are here in bigger assort~
ment. _ ,
,A, special allowing is made of popu~
priced trimmcdahats at $3.50, $5 and
$7.50. ‘
Right. rear, noul‘ book shop.
RAIN-COATS.
,Coats which look like othermrflrst
class coats but made of cloth which is
Water proof ‘without being air tight.
They serve a double purpose and do it
well.
On wct (lays a mncklntosh or rubber
coat without the discomfort of an air-
tight boiler or the unpleasant odor of
rubber. in pleasant weather a stylish
long coat fit for any use.
, They come in handsome tans, oilvc
greens. oxfords and fancy stripes,
tailored like any other high grade cost.
$15 .to $21.
Second floor.
UMBRELLAS.
The umbrella section stands ready to
serve you With new lots of popular
priced as well as high grade‘raln sheds.
. At $1 and $1.50 are some specially
good ones both 26 and 28 inch.
, Children's umbrellas, too, in 24 and
with the running of the clock.
interfered 20 inch.
' Opposite elevator.
-—Good New England upright piano OILHEATERS. -
(or $150. J. W. Studweli. : Coal is scarce but oil is plenty and
The second and third quarterly con- pheap. Burn oil. We have the rlgnt
fercncc of the First M. scum-cu will 0“ heaters at right prices. Ten styles
be. held Monday evening at 8 o'clock. a“? sizes ranging from 31-25 to 38 I“
. , r 4. 1 pr cc. '
Eli‘esifignhfiogiirhieg’ifigini‘fi‘qd:§lxz.g , Double burner, fiat wick stove with
._ _ h perforated cylinder, suitable for heat-
$31.0}: tzrféo‘téiqi‘illgsttlggsrtments 0t churc lug bath room or small bed room. $1.25.
1 id “ . Universal hcntcr with round wick.
Atnew “in: of Franciuembro fr"; .‘conter draft burner with steel font.
{’gfitfg: Xafieidi': “TE“; 355$? max; smokeless, odorless. cleanly and econo-
soft. exquisite French-dismal and the Egg—heats a room 15' foot square.
colorings are French also. You can '
. Miller heater with large brass font.
continue this story by reading their self-extinguishing burner and latest
interesting advertisement.
improvomonts. $4.75.
—Sce the handsome Pillow Tops, . Auto-Vaio wickloss blue flame com~
12c 0a.; the best‘asst.«of Ladies’ 10.: bluatlon oil radiator. can be used for
H‘d'k‘ffi m be soon. New store. m. cooking as well as boating. The rad»
3, Smith & cf). ' ' lutor contains 21 radiating tubegiar-
1 , , ‘ . ranged in three rowa avlng e. rs at-
remfiggethgaggargt :ptfinc‘t‘ggm' has in; surface equal to a dollm cylinder
large 11
countcr ‘at' the left of the entrance This m"
.4 inches in circumference.
downstairs and placed a smhll ‘counb '3 removable, ““th a complete “9‘1
or at the right‘hand‘cnd ()i‘"‘tho olilcc C’Ii’i'iim cooking WW“ 53-
desk. where it can be reached easily by Basement.
“’10 clerk. {ROWLAND
Congressman E. J. Bill will present THE. , ,
the petition of tho Thumb Jack Club to DRY GOODS co”
congress in favor of the abolition of
tariff on works of art 50 years old. He
Badman. ,
favors the proposed bill. as stated in .
letters to the president of the club.-~— ..__..,._ ~ M ..-
Bridgeport Post. WWW
—~0peniug of Dress-cutting School. -
Sept, 30th. Mrs. J. W. Mead, No. ll 2. I»
Haviland St.
The expected happened at Bridgcv ,
poptyestorday. when our .ppssent pill- ~ ~ , ' .
cient representative in congress, the , .
Hon. Ebenezer, J. Hill, of Norwalk.: _.,...._...
was re-nominatod for. representative
from the Fourth District. Mr. Hill has ‘
the respect Iandwconiidencc of his con-l
stltuents and ,by ,hisuctiyc work in
the h‘ohse‘and his prominence ln;the. ,
larger ,‘counsols. of the nation roiltactsl
credit liponnhimaeif, his state, and his’ .
district. Torrlngton is proud ‘to'bo
Within Mr. Hill's district, and hopes,
th‘st no future ro~app0rtionment will ‘
take her out of it. He always gets a
rousing reception and an attentive
hearing when he comes here and on
election day his local support is solid
ass rock. A rousing maJority for him
may he looked for here this year. while
it is our belief that the opposition will
find it difficult to put up a man who
can takn'eveu a respectable slice out
of his plurality of two. years ago.~
Torrington Register.
#Vory few brands of' Ctgars hold'
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one ofltho stan-
dard brands.
One Gas Arc'Lamp
LCosis $3.25 Per Month. ;
«AW,
How many
‘ ‘ Will Light Your Store P
Drop us a card
' And We Will Tell You.
LOK :7?“1
Another Slaughter in his ‘ l!
Everything Reduced l to l (ibis a?- Paul!
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Shoulder Steak.
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ililiii Has.
New design: are added daily.‘ if
you are not ready to purchase, come
We Dely Competition-l
’ 7%. lb
Round Steak. ‘ ' " 100 lb. fitfggaslst'rnc‘sa;or.
Sll'IOID Steaks... " ' ' ‘25 1h in" mfifikgrman
Porterhousea Steak. ~ - 149. l Riff-iamyv“ amp,
L305 0f Lamb. " ‘ ' ' 120- “5 £33.33? 3:331:33...
Leos of Mutton: ~ -' - 100 ll”) mm“ :
Foreuus’nuisrotslamb.
Shoulder Potirllofidll
Bread "and butter Bole Roast.
>DII¢HARGII FROM A KRUPTOY.
7a m commonsense-
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ulnmcl‘flgifdi't has‘ granted unleashes
fromrbsnkraptcy to the following: Ans.
on sand“ ,n_ ' mu, .
. sier,of ids drdwolin fishermen-
6C, 11) say, of wnummm . new custom.
ma. of Wliilm‘antioi ,merard 0.1mm,
rib-Hartford: no y~l~lslpln of New
moron: no is, ,flmsnmfliowfls-
,; Jason {has «other. of New.,_ilhv
‘v s; Mssrob . lilac. of Waterbury,
so PM! ii. any. of Plaindeld.
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How, lonmorrow. can you buy the freshest snd'besl .
Sunday reading for yourself and all the folk? Where
will you find the most marries: fun. the quickest thrills.
the most absorbing stories of men who do things and. of
the ways of animals? in
The Sunday Sun
To pass from glittering generalities to particular
facts. ’cut your comprehensive glance over the details
as set forth somewhat incompletely below. For it‘is
wall to remember how these announcements of the con-
tents of The Sunday Sun are made up. They are pre»
pared fromrsuch of the proofs of the nexr Sunday's
paper scare ready on the day before the announce mem.
sometimes the very best thing of the week comes in late.
Then it isn’t'sdvertiscd.‘ So. however the advertised
list may. appeal. to your appreciation, never forget that
it falls far short of what will actually be in
The Sunday Sun
Ordered theixmericans Off '
Here we have a story from Honolulu of the Japanese
Lieutenant who stood off an American skipper. with
copies of the Japanese. documents in the case and their
absurdly polite wording.
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Slowtown Hash? l3usy Corner
Philadelphia is the centre of the old clothes market
of the East. if is a place where the good servant girl
lets no old clothes man escape. I
Women Who Are Farmhands
The foreign women in the truck farms souihof
Jamaica us as busy in the fields these days as their
sisters in Brittany. “The Angelus" with a Long island
setting.
The Queer’fl‘WWitch of the
Wabash
Who had on improving conversation with Sam.
Here we have a great moral lesson ending with the
transformation of popcorn into 55.000 in greenbacks.
Sm
I William Smirhers. through his Literary Remains,
shows how sin profits the sinful most amazingly.
A Six Ounce Fly Rod Held a
Man
I . The bet of the scholarly person against the Trout
I Luke guides that the biggest of them couldn‘t swim 75
feel from the angler. and how it was won.
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F all Hunting
The shooting of ths‘pinuil on the wing. The
mysteriously moving sail and the pursuit oil: with the
rifle,
The Checkerberry Bear
A committee of eminent citizens brought to grief
beciuse of the perfidy of the man who was to do tin
flavoring. ,
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"Play Your Own Judgment.
This is s piece for the s ly folklowhpary to win
money If the him. it tells f thi‘how met clinician
foolish‘thsn' most of them are. -'
The Sfinday. Sun
has twice as may articles in “sundown! hm. It
has better ones and about more interesting thingw
Clothes for instance. 7 ', " ” ‘ ,
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. is: one l «'2» ~
The Sunday no
was nurse published that did sorhsvc in its page: ion
columns or more that were worth the reading and the
absorbed stiinilonbl every comm with me name.
, Then/mere is fiction in plenty. my» forgetting
5 this «madman of the racing mini, "Thoroughbreds.”
Allin all: Why stop to think-boot comparing papers
at all? Acton instinct. Ronda ,
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A TABLE‘ LINEN TALK.
You will find here many excellent
values intablo dumusks, both bleached
and unbleached. There’s no guinsay-
lag the wisdom and economy of buying
good linens at low prices.
50 inch ”Loom Damask, good quality,
a bargain. 25c yd.
Loom Table Damask, 50 in. widc.
good weight, at 87%(3 yd.
Extra hcavy all Linen Double l)am~
ask, white or brown. iii in. wide, splen-
did valuc, at 50c yd.
Double Satin Damask, white or
brown, 68 in. wide, at 75c yd.
heavy quality. at $1 yd.
ATALK. WITH YOU
ABOUT STAPLE‘STUF
72 in, irish Table Damask. extra:
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPB. .,
There has been a wonderful dovslo
meat in the ready-tonne in those itelh
of bedding; few home-made shootsmu
pillow slips nowadays. it don’t pa
Proof:
Very hcaVy smooth
shoots, size 81x90, 55c.
Same quality, 90x90, 500. , ._
Bleached sheets. size 81.2:90‘3 ill.
hem, heavy grade cotton, 55c each. ,
llommcd pillow slips, 45x36, fine.
grade for 15c, now lZ‘Ayc.
Pillow slips. 45 in., nicely made, ex:
tra quality, 15c. .; .
MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS...
’l‘hey fit line, they are made of first;
class cottons. full sizes, carefully/Kim
ishcd and every shirt has a
brown cotton;
linen»,
SOME NEWS ABOUT NAPKINS. “
Napkins are always in demand. This
stores' napkin equipment is second to
none. lvlonost napkins, honestly price,
ed. Note the following items:
(food all-linen Napkins, 5-8 sizc. spe-
cial value, 98c doz.
One special number, all liucu satin
damask Napkins; our $2.25 quality.
bosom. Now read prices: . .y 4
Men‘s white unlaundcred shirts, all
linon bosom, reinforced hack and ‘
front, ail'slzcs. 50c each. ’ ‘
lloys’ white unlanndored shirts,
sizes 12%,, 131311;. i-l, all lincn bosom;
well made. special. 39c each. '
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS. ,
Home made night shirts are no .
$1.1l8 doz. rum-c. Export shirt making turns (rill;1
Extra large dinncr Napkins, very bciicl' shirts in every way for less.“
moncy, such as: ‘ ‘
Mcn's night, shirts with or without.
collars, all sizes, 50c each.
liouud or square fringed ol‘ .Ilcm-
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heavy, good value at $2.25. $1.08 doz. I
stitched (lollies, $2.75 doz. I
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‘83 and 85 Washington it, So. Norrallr
D.rr ., i I I r'. fl: rlg > _.
Eye Sight Specialist“,
OF NORWICH, WILL BE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors,
1 Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
l FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. ‘M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Fres Oct. 2d. ,
My $3 Glasses Reduced to $I. ' .
I SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS ViSlT. .
I will give to every person purchasing a pair of my ()ne Doillr
Classes, :1 Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical concern in '
the world. This frame has a writtcn guarantee to wear ten years. Do
not miss this opportunity.
4' SPECIAL OFFER FROM DR. WRIGHT'S HEAD OFFICE.
31 Broadway, Norwich.
' For the lwuciit of those who cannot visit me, the sick or aged, or
thosc living at a distance, i will nuarantcc to fit thcir oycs accurately,
, by my sclcutiilc mothod. To each person sending mc this question
. blank properly filled out, togethcr with one dollar. 1 will forward at
’ oucc a pair of carefully SOIi't‘ll‘il glasses that will glyc- pcrfcct Enlist
- faction. These glusscs will contain the host crystal lenses, clear and»
plain lo the sight, and rcslful in tho head and cycs; also a. 10-year
gold liilcd framc. 'l‘hcsc cannot bc duplicatcd for loss than 83» any: .:
whcrc in tile United States. llo not solid money in regular letter as
lwill not be responsible for mom-y lost by mail. Scull either P. O. ,
money order, cxprcss money order or rcgistcrcd lottcr.
FILL THIS BLANK OUT ' 4,
and mail with $1, to Dr. A. H. Wright, 31 Broadway, Norwich, 0t.
. Name .........................................................
City or Town ................................................... . . .
Age .. .- ........................................................... .»
Occupation .................................................... . . . .
Do you ace clearly at a distance? ....... . .................. . . . . . . . .
Do you have headaches? ................................... . . . . . . . .
Are you troublcd with dizziness? .............................. . . . . . . .
a Are your eyes uffoctcd by light? ............................ .. . . . . . . .
Can you see out of one eye. lwlior than lllu other? ............ .....
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if so, which ouc? .............................................. . ...
Do you wish glasses for rcuding or distancc? .............. .. . .‘.'.'.;'."
Please state what siylo classes you profor .......... . ....... . . 9,.
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DON’T FORGET THE DATE: :THURBDAY, OCTOBER 2.‘ I
A most opportune time for supplying your Furniture needs is offers: ‘
barriers by reason of tlicllurno ruducthm in price to mince stock. Toni
loom fordlncomlhg 'goods. and to close patterns that will‘uot be rep
Ed. included lo‘lhn reduction arr..- Bud-room. Dining-room and Part I;
also huhdr’éiisotindivldual pieces of Furniture of every desdrlptlearo
lug §Iii9b03ml ficuhlne‘mpChlffonlcrs, Dressing Tables. Odd.Drossors,g
ma moi Bods, Writing liookwh‘sncy Chairs and Rockers, etc.”
7' abnormally atoms;- tolbuy‘ll‘urnltum at prices that aim
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