The telephone «Ii for the bran on of: 2 tics of The Evening Sentinel 111 Nor. await: is No. 44. Is . I Letter Carrier Joseph Tammany is ysuftsriaz highs a very heavy cold and . ,t'Julian 11.11111 is substituting. n Corps held a renew. sol last evening, in Hopson’ 3 cities, in the Insurance building, South Main I IIetreet. ‘ot the East Ave— ethodist Episcopal Church will hold a meeting, tomorrow night. after the prayer meeting. _ The Lady Foresters who were to . have given a dance in Arlen Hull, Fri- .‘Iday evening, October 17, have decided to hold the affair the previous Friday evening, as the South Norwnlk mic. and Drum Corps has engaged the hall to th. .s 1‘ The members of the Democratic Town Committee. met last evening, and discussed plans for the coming cun1-' . 11111511.. Encouraging reports were re- celyed am there is every promise that the Democrats or the town will be much in; evidence this fall. Uncas Tribe of Red Man held an en- thusiastic and vfeil attended rehearsal last evening and Is now ready for the ' fall and winter work which will sour mence next Tuesday eVening. At that time several candidates will be shown the mysteries of the initiatory degree. ........,....._.... ~Eecalloped oysters roast chicken, pumpkin pie all the 300111611 01 the sea- son, tomorrow evening, South. Norwalk Baptist Qhurcb‘ 25 cents. m ’Bhe Democratic congressional con- vention for the nomination as ‘11 con- dressman from this ”district will be held in the Wheeler building, Bridge— ‘ port, Wednesday, October 8. Several candida‘teia are mentioned for the posi can, and it is expected the convention will be quite lively. The deck hand on the schooner “M. W. Riots." who was arrested. yester- day, by the captain. on the charge of stealing a sum of money. was brought before 111.111.. Taylor in the South Nor- ‘ walk side at the Town Court. this mooning and fined “.1111 the charge ct drunkenness He paid up. There m. considerable.» excitement at the Hotel Hand early. last even~ lug. When 11 11110915.- ‘u‘art can of gaso- lens bu tin the ds 01.1.13}. smith. hellibi chili}; wit I ’reportiilre that of 11 1111613011. The fluid covered 111. . Smith's hands, but the only damage was a mark isit on the floor. , . - m cicty or the South Norwniit grega— tlonal Church was entertained. yester- day" attornoou. by»; I burn; “at the can 1111 "Plans 1111‘ the Work oi! the fall and winter » 1111. had ref harents serv- Muscling or the work or tit and Will he held next Monday ‘ sfteznmilut’ at 1:15: in the lecture room 90 at the llfahacltsmo , tlst dhurch. . next The Junior Christian Endeavor Elo- Wm... ‘ vanou't target Harvest unite night it to 10 at death Norweik W ‘ Clifford Bailey has had ill . held its first rehearsal in the new quarters over General Frost's oiflce in North Main street last eveningv , ...,_,. Quite a large number yachts, schooners, bows, etc, came into Norwallt Yacht . house over night. Raymond Brothers a 111 a as sev— eral improvements about their proper ty at Rowayton oc’cugled by consor- ble Edward 'J. Ladriga of that place. A special choral serrlce will be held Sunday evening in Trinity Church and elaborate preparations are now helm: made by the organist, Ed- rwnrd J. Sims. , . 'l .‘l “Pampers" out of commission yester. day and has her stored in Captain E, H Millers shipyard at Barren Marsh creek for the winter , Nor-walk Lodge of Ellis will hold an important meeting this evening in its hall in South Main street when candl. dates for the vacant oiiices of exuded i ruler leading knight and loyal knight will be nominated. Helen Elizabeth. the infant daughter of Attorney and Mrs. G H. Vosburgh. who has been seriously ill the past few waelts, is now- out of danger and ‘on the road to recovery. been attending the little ens. '. the Noi-walk Yacht Club house. will close hie duties for the season tonight, and the club house will go out oi: com- mission for the winter, although Juni- tor Edward Gustafson will remain in charge for about a’ month longer. Dertt Ferris. the Well-known New York an South Norwaik messenger. ls suffer as from trouble with his light hand. Some time ago Mr. For ris bricked his hand with a shoe knife. He did not notice the slight cut at first but later blood poisoning started and now the member is double its acrmnl size. ! Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Rheuma» tlsm. Peaches continué to arrive in Nor- walk from the Connecticut and new York pcach' orchards in small qunn» titles and they are quite cheap. consid- erlng the fact that the season is near ly over. Late pouches may continue to come in for a week or two Ionizer. and after that pouches will he brought front a distance. JLLGRI'Y. president or the Democrat- mectlng of the club for Friday aven- ing. at 8 o'clock in A. O H. hall. in Washington street. and urges all loyal and arrangements made to conduct a vigorous campaign this tall. Raymond Brothers received a request troutt a tNew fought-011111131. hfor win men n o o 11 y as a; the arm}. and caries the ribs a flounder-‘3‘ 'Point. 311111 1:0 the :ughrym 1 314311015311 m as o 0. Pack it ill 11111111 and 0th 1» Nov} York by boa to comply with boats, I Wilsons Core. and unshared on the‘ Russell Bailey took his knockabout -~ Dr. W. B. Bean has ‘ Russell Tucker. assistant janitor at ‘ in Club of two years ago, has called a 5 Democrats to attend. The club will be » rig-organized for the state campaign. ‘ . hunch . ' “Quota" taken out oi 10111111115101.1111 , .1 .1 stored for the winter at- the Norwailc , ‘3 Launch Company Is plant. ‘ The south. Norwalk‘ Quartetteyclub ‘ SOUTH NORWALK TEL. CALL 3-2-2 price the lowest.I this. Buy cats that’ 5 clean. box or telephone. The Del Ring Down the Curtain Ben' H111" Chariot Race We Got My Eyes on You Hearts’ EaasW . alts 1311111111111; 1.1an Tell it mm Holden , filinai can More Harmony Hoses coloman’s News Store. 111111111 Main Street WANT OATS 1‘ We've got them old and new; best kind, too. Carelullv selected. clean. cats. that are all oats and nothing else. . No dust, no dirt. and Our guarantee is back 01 mentor. NORWALK. TEL. CALL 4I-4 .11 MANUEL T. HATCH lam near—~just as tar as the nearest letter- The Butter-lot Publishing Company ’ ' ’ Publishers of “ The DELINEATOR. Have appointed WILLIAM P. BEERS. The Norwalk Bookseller and biahoner. Special Agent for 1 Leave Your Subscription With Him. GREGORY’S POINT .KIM'I‘ NOIWALK. CONN. asp—we sh... Dinners and Sea Food oi all kinds. Cooked to Order. Bathing and lush Bath i-louses to Rent by cases J E. O’SULLIVAN 11011111 d'roii. 1, That aunbcpc is indeed I. “Write among the corrscir duller: watch!!! in 11.11de a. 1mm crimson thtltreiaiauitssn 0111111111“st tor methla new, ’ i .0”? , payment of full damages to owners so stone and relieve the consumer; sym‘ 1111111111 1 (Continued tram 11111 Page.) mu their vote against the report as a pro- test against the action of the commit- ' too 111‘ seating the Hill delegates in the second District, The counties which voted in whole or in part in favor of the coating of the- Devery delegates are as follows: - Queens; 7 1201.2 against; Suffoid, 4 . gor, 2 against; Wyoming, 3101-; Yates. g for. ‘ The total vote was ‘nncunced as fol- lowa: For Devery, 8; against, 428.‘ All of the other counties voted for the majority report declaring the seats of :hc delegated from the Ninth va~ can When the vote had been announced ‘ Mr. Devcry areas and started to leave the hall followed by his delegates and friends. There was not much trou- bie or cheering. . ' Chairman stanchfleid named a com- mittec‘to escort Mr. Littleton to the rostrum Mr. Littleton was warmly , ‘ greeted as he stepped to the trout and began his address. ' . Mr. Littleton finished at 12:32 and then called for the report of the cams mitten on platform.h1r.l‘talnes the chairman went to the plattorm to read it and was received with warm up _ please The platform calls for steadfast ll. dciity to American principles arraign‘s ‘ the Republican party for luck of these; demands returns to the principles of Thomas Janet-son to stop the demon situation of the country; opposes trusts that inluriously affect consumer and employer nud‘drive out small mau- iiiuciurer s, and especially condemn the beef and coal trusts for unreasonably figurivlng the [iconic of necessities 01‘ e of wealth is advocated. and the amend- ment of the tariff ins by placing the necessities of life on the free list is demanded condemned as a whole.- dcnt is criticised for dilatory conduct and is accused of not Wanting to offend the trusts: . The platform asserts that the prop ositlon to amend‘ the United States constitution to enable the federal gov ernment to proceed against the t1 usts is a mere subertugé to get delay; con- demos the neglect ot the national and state law; favors trade cabanalon but objects to this country imitating Eng land in trying to establish a colonial government; condemns the action 01 the government in its treatment of the Philippines: demands justice for Cuba in the matter 01! trade by reduc- ing the tariff to a strictly revenue has- is: favors election of United States senators by direct vote: favors cxe‘mp» . tion‘ irom taxation or savings bank accountl‘: condemns the national ad4 ministration for "trading judicial po- sitions for state 11111;" demands public owucrship of anthracite coal 111111011 by the right of eminent: domain and tile as to ensure pascal asthe mining re ruthless with the Jews in Ron sale: arr-aim the 1111116 ‘hddiinietrat on for Y extravagance in the dmlnistcrins oi ' state affairs and user 11 that the mou- , oy in scandalousiy misspcat, also that . the low tax rote is fictitious; declares , that a irate coastohular passed it a Re ubiican t cltct Is elect ed: antenatal .000 ton borne tuner 11 ,xur’eunt «stem! , The committee on permanent cr- ‘ ganlsation made its report. naming .. Martin W Littleton for permanent - chairman. prices range from 86 ‘ which we have marked Suits from 82. 00 to $10 00. moths 98 Washington Street. Restriction oi! the omission ' The Dingly tariff law is . The presi- ‘ bill will he , 0 construction of a 1.; . SO.‘NORWALK. Mammal-ins, fashionable and perfect- dining in every do parts which are out of eight are a good as those that can be e to $20 but we have a remarkably line coll $15. 00 ‘ ‘ BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS. in fashion though at a small expense if you b in our Hat Department you will find the newest fashiona In both sott and still lists, at a saving of from 60 cents to In our Haberdashery Department you will find the choic wear for the price in the country at 50c. . ‘Shirts‘ Collars and Cuffs. etc" and all at extremely reasonable history of our burl been able to pres] ‘1 both for comfort an your health. Our Fine Underwear, 48 and 50 Wall l have Some of t FINEST
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