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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 2, 1902 · page 4

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he been called to the

{find attend-
bVVtheatre. V‘V

Halo street.

baby from a sever

.l it home or her dough
1 Stamford

‘ tied “int

lien select! as Wer
ll
filiollyt that teaching ballad Exiti-
alias Tithe". E. J
titled “The olunteer organist." Pro-
lessor William Sheppard and Thomas
Ho‘vhy, or the society, turnlehed the

poor was served President E.
J. Hines announced that the drawing
would take apiece. and Edward Flynn

 
 
 
 
 
 

. é numerous errors on '
sits in various parts or
Willem Center has had
donation tor some time the
'hlcdiiiinlttee from the
laterlcal society and the
conic; and Historic moseb
oty to cooperate with the
‘ commission in its ok-
, , such tablets in the
y it two committées will
his wine the design, but the
gV ud location of memorial
fithut no errors hereafter

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

do
duties as bookkeeper at Ferd Hayes'
market, utter a several days' illness
with a severe cold, at her home in
Newtowu avenue.

gone to Rox‘bury to join the Norwaik
party of s ortsnleu. who are on a
hunting t e .,- ‘I’srt or the party will
return home thmorr‘ow.

home in Ge rgetovjm today after hav-
at Sheet Woe:- and VMrs.R

ush has resumed hér

 

 

Ln‘u

Edward P Weed. oi Norwallc. has

 

 

Mrs ‘W. Fryer returned to her

leg been newt the past few days

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

again spoon or the
this great lead, acid Rev.

ggd‘i‘oia bynagoguefiun-
eon. ‘f'l‘here Vlg none. 'l‘here
shctiolis of in? large cltiEa
9 may; preempt to them-
tollemale‘luhetto is not
.A‘hbfii‘mtto was practi-
up run. it was 9. election of the
till! b’oiiifdé‘3bl ~which the
not allowed to go. They
e tothemeelves and
eéVorian always

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

. ‘ plbreesoeclally popular
-. lk necitwear is exceed-

Igroin lo noticed

. batik month” 61 iattlcod
are, sol as well. 2
root and postillion bnoir
a very lauuty jacket.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

belie u‘hl‘eiifirl‘f deck
1 the stocks Which con-

i erlappl plea and.
fit!” as 0‘

‘ ow fashions are eel
3tor a (though ugh 3g!
notifiable e case too thel '
a.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

. a halo no
e brocaded oat!
infill alto

thsElellidmr-i,’ stopped at the

go to see belt buckles
. o treating in N

«3'» new: Helium he‘s-renew. . ,

 

 

their res oedema F‘a‘lrileld Evanue.
Fwd...”

illir and Mrs. H. B .Wllliems and got;
lord last night. on their way to New

York tram Boston in on automobile. “

They resume

the trip to New York
this morning. .

 

Stephen and Heroes 3. Hatch and
the Ml es Hatch who have been oc-
cupyln Murillo Mend's cottage at
Hlelrory Bluff during the summer, re

even”, 293%?» . he. a win it

iv'éae‘p' leyiso ridgeboiit, .is
in South Morwaik today calling on
iriefids.’ afield? has occupied
Ildgevvater 3“Cottage at Belle island dur-
ing the summer but is now residing at
his winter reside co in the Park VCity.

Dr. (3.1? Befitwell returned. yester~
day. from n. N. X. where he
hhd goneiw iii 9‘ son Alfred to see
that he was entered at the college. Mr
Boutweil reports that the place is one
of unusual beauty and attractiveness.
and but his son was delighted with it
from the first. He has already begun

 
 

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practice on t

and will romaine it. .

Darius Drake. it“ flibron. Was Born
Octohér 1. 1802

cntory old and still be moot ly and
Ironically healthy does not to the
‘ or more than one in 100.00 at thel‘

 

halt miles south from Hebi‘o
’livee‘ subh a loan with his do

one I ui uutryd home ct
re. ”11?:ko 93'? list
a N“ ‘

it ”i"
hormone . .
J]: gt r
a‘ refine osterduy;

this ill! .Vflfl

 

ltdliwlii’k .M

dish limits. who woo

soldier in them
it“ “i He died when

 

 
 

turned to their winter home in West 0

moo-,3 .

it? billioge football team.

‘WILLIMANTIG. Oct. Zfiw'ibh’l '3 1'.-

liul‘nau family. But about one anal3 one

rius Drake... l was
ioty, some Wind:

was selected to draw the lucky num-
her. The first number drawn as 056,
and went to a lady in New ork.‘ by
the name or Mrs, Acker. whose ad-
drelils was on the coupon. The second
number drawn was 1-35. and was held
J lilacs; The third and last
was 1{3.300, and w at to James {Yates
After the drawing the door was clear-
ed and dancing. which lasted until 12
ocloclt. was begun. “

The sheets then departed for borne
doela'ring that. when the '1‘ A. B. boys
give anything or a social nature, they
could always be assured of a good time
Among the guests vvere Rev. Dr. Mah-
or, who seemed to be pleased with the
manner in which everybody was enioy~
i g him or herself. President 10 J.
lacs» delivered a short address.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

V‘TNR‘EE NEw ”:voan asides. .

 

dciob‘er 2-4rne

WASHINGTONL
president has appointed the following

 
 
 

Migraine-generals in
“own .
Colonel Am i Kimball assistant
quartermaste‘r-g nsrai. now stationed
at New York»

. Colonel Chambers McKIbbeni 'i‘wen
ty- dourth lniantry. stationed at Fort
Harrison. Mont.
Colonel Charles .0. Hood. Sixteenth
Infantry, stationed at Fort McPherson.

o, . . ‘

the regular

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ETRURI'A WILL NOT SAIL.
NEW YORK Oct 2w’l‘he Cunard
Steamship Company announced today
that the steamer “room would not
null tor Liverpool Saturday. October 4,
as rchcduled‘, a flaw havlng developed
in the vessel's shalt. A new shalt
has been ordered and the ship will re‘
main here until November 1. her next
regular sailing day.

DOES IT PAY
to store your valuable pa-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ 16" fine proof safe. when
. you can occur“

SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
MR $4.00.

in ill: Burglar suffice
BooI Vault of

Li“ 733.9001?! NORWALK‘

 
 
 
 

 

Thomas Collins can: J’

artistic recitation. en— . -

~ city, but ibro

pm and may» in a trunk , V

‘ seals opener at H
‘ N villa. audit?

Boo

lie Stuart.
as given in he all u

over two years in ew York city. V
sale of seats ope‘nu Friday, October
3 at 8 a. -.,m at Hoyt’a and Wood's.
Florodora‘ prices as tdllolve:w

2100‘ r 21-50

 
 

 

 

 

Accrdcntinsurance

usual... am‘ Identlncailen.

31 coo in csie of death by negligent
while traveling as prescribed by‘ policy.
$5.00 per week for loco of em tor
Vnon- Joint injuries.

A‘LL 1'70le 0Q PER YEAR

For particular: cell or write

VIA YLOR e GOLDEN.

Telephone Coil.10‘l_-i.

 

 
 
 

!

Polers * .
Shells and
Call? 4

are a superior article This In‘sir‘e may
not be espocldlly‘ ‘Wdli known in. this

then: ountm ati
«Lubrld records

 

large is prised
being made.

We have a lull line or smokeless and
black powde

Norwa‘i‘lr mm c Co.

34 Main St , Nurwalk. ._

V roller. 10 ..
connectors.

 

 

, and 'construotlon‘ oi: two sections of.
gravel road in the town or Wilton in 'ac-
oordance with the plans and specifies:

Commissioner. nun shall state “the
” price per lineal root for each or either
.aection of finished road colonists. .
town, through its relations): ‘
‘ State Highway Comuilsrioitor
~ the right to increase or died

 

': ooh-one; _‘

Sealed Proposals will be received by '
the. Board oi Selectmen of the town oi 1
. Wilton, Conn. until 2‘ p. m. of Wednepg' 1
’ day, October’s, 1902, for the grading»

tlone approved by the State Highway ‘ “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SAMUEL LYNESV.
JAMESA. EROW‘N,
WILLIAM B. REED. ,
a Selectmen otrtllo‘ ‘ ‘

 

olvmsuo MorlcE. ,

. .
Falrlleld county savings Broil.
At a. electing of the Directors oi this
Book held September 18th. a regular
dividend at the rate of 3% par cent
per annum was declared from the earn-
ings of the currentisix'imontho; some
to be credited to depositors on Octo
her 1st. and payable on and alter OctoV-L

her 10th 1002.
SEYMOTJI‘I Charis.
s30 12t Acting Beeretary‘.‘

Wronq About Your Elves.
You ve been wrong in thinking you
ought to put all wearing glasses on
long as poshiblo. This very thing in
responsible tor much or the present

 

hated at Normal: th‘ and: day or T
Vseptember,1002. ‘ -‘

‘.‘l.

parthrent.

exceptionally good bargain, lilo.

Elna Mohair. Metallic Sports. in
3‘ 75¢. at one.

and prices.
Fancy Satin Stripe Nun’s Velilng,

You ll be delighted and repoid With a. visit to our Dress ‘Goods De-
silk and Wadi Fancy Black and White Ellipse. on various colors. on .
V Handsome Moire and Cashmere wEave streets. selected colorings

‘ . . at 21c per Yard ._
Two hundred pieces of Wash .V‘Fiannelette grand assortmtmt‘ or pet-

torus with the choroost combination of colorings.

fancy Wood Waistiogs plain body. with fancy otrlpe edge Value

Our Stock of Heavy ‘Suitings will please- Everybody both “‘1:

 
 

 

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l’.

V,3.

10¢ per .yard.V
the staple colors, 50:: yard

 
 

assorted colors at fliic.

 

 

 

 

day eye trouble. All eyes begin to
tall at ”your: or age. When compli
rated with uncorrected detebt‘s. failure
begins much sooner A correction at
the right time will save your eyes.
Neglect is bound to injure them. .

HOMER B. Hal'l'.

. onaoulirs OPTIOIAN.
' Fine Watch Repairing. .
Room 0. United look lid 80. Nor.
0m hours 3 to 11:46;1:45 to t: 30
Saturday evenings 'l 9. .
Special appointment: made to suit

 
 

\LLV KVINES or. spices 25 PER
esur‘ L‘ so.

PM: Euro Clubmo'nmrlcqlw this
V‘V‘tfi lb. Pepper. price 10c; this sale

it lb crows; price not this sale. 8c.
3 l6. lb Aildpi‘oe. price 100': this sale.
('5.

One package acbcpp‘s Goooaml‘t, 10c
giro 8c.

$46

M).
1 poems Pliibburyg Oatmeal this
- c

JOSELOFF,

 

 

Judge Plait Sustain: Demurrsr of

' * wr‘nnmaurio October 2-ln, v:

- United States against the Baltic Mills

3 among other things that the advertise
Package Rovui Cocoanut this sale.

‘ALl‘E‘N LA‘BORV 8ViVJIT.

. so.“

Baltic Mills company.

United States District Court, Judge
l’latt tiled an opinion in the suit of the

Company. The suit was brought an-
der the act of Congress relating to
the lmoh‘rtstio‘n of rel-else labor. The
allegations in the complaint- were that
in 1901 the Hallie Mills Company ad-
vertised- in the centre Fietory Times
a trade paper published in manometer,
England for hands to so to work in
their mill in response to the adver-
tisemont it was alleged. Hamid Har-
grnves come to this country and was
employed by the defendant. The de-
fondant died a demurrer contending,

ment did not set lorth any promise of
Employment in sustaining the do
murrer Judge Platt said:

it is possible that the government
has no‘ more definite knowledge than
that winch it has. spread upon the rec-

 

72 NORTH MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE. 13M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ord. it it has not. then. in my opinion
it has no case. 'l‘he demurrer Is one

No- snitrt ll‘iidirdatb pencil ever bats Eeyth‘lng but the best. bite is short and the way to prolong it a to
eat only the very best goods obtainable. it is an A», matter to get POOR STUFF but it taken years of train»

V log and hard work.“ uplirlgneo to know absolutely what flue good! are,- and to always keep thein in stock. We '
‘ j moire it our businel‘ll to handle only the beat and we gulrantee all goods sold by us to be oi that quolity, .. -

Vwoolgilutter. 32¢ and 80d lb.

 

tamed with costs. It the plilintltr can
amedts‘ its pleading so as to sustain
its case, in the light of my views as}
herein expressed, it may do so within

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

:5 days. if not. let the b_lli be dla- ,

missed.

 

qua—av»

HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Highway Commissioner McDonald
has awarded the contract for the new
highways at Windsor Looks to the
town. The contract calls for the con-
struction of 1, 400 test of macadam and
860 test or teller-d on Main street and
1. 550 feet of macadam on Elm“ street.
The amount involved is $5, 200. , , V

The contract for the improved high-
ways at Middlehury has been awarded
to C W. Tryon, ot Meriden. There
are to be three sectionsot gravel and
one of teltord. The cost 0: the gravel
is 85- cents per linear feet and the
tellord $1.25 per toot. The total, am-
ount of the contract is $5. 200.

: ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2. mArrived: Stan

mer Germanic from Liverpool.
CHERBOURG October 2~‘Arrived:

Steamer M0 the. from New York.

 

 

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l or, pound is more Frau Cake, soc. VDolioiouI. vol» _

a cane Tricolor Soups. 20c. This

 

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