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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 8, 1902 · page 3

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A slight disturbance whio was in

the northwest yesterday morning is , ‘

“know central in the western portion of
:the lake region On account or 1111

ill b . A the central
ear i? this vicin-1

BLoLnie light treats were reported this

 

 
 
 
 

w temperatures. 1
_ Conditions do not indicate and de-
cided change either in weather or tour
perature in this vicinity.

Mrs.- new Brown. has returned
visit in Westport.

11‘ .1 “W .21
.6 enter
an it tank or rheumatism and pleurlsy.

 

 

 

Miss Florence Perry, of Bridgeport,
nae been spending several days at her
home‘hereé :1: 1

The camp or fortune tellers, which
has heen located in North lain street,
has left town, .

Rheumatiemflllr. Dick's Medicine.
All L‘udjourned monthly nLLieetith o1

 

Putnam Hose Company will he held 1,

next Monday evening in the hose lineup
in Franklin street.
Qharles D LRLogers hes resunied his
duties as manager 01 Comatock Bros.‘
Booth Norwalk store alter a short lil-
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alum-rum Godirey met with 3
Salem Maiden! at the» Molilbbin bian-
ntauturl o; company a place in Water

street 9 othepddpy by running a nail
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The management or the Hotel (illi-
l6rd ,. intends to inptallp e-
phou steel or bones through is
menu and ii havingA s apparatus or

ghagsmtberp New Bus and Telephone
Company removed, ,, .

The Jenhiha common Orphan Cen-
:“,°°Wn 1:11.11: 11:11::
0“ N! M .
V6111» lint trill return the
latter tLpatzt‘o

dgive sooth
or concert Wm M

——Can't be perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock
makes pure blood; Tom and invis-
oratea the whole system. .

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A certificate oi incorporation has”o

boon tiled with the secretary oi the

Whoa arms. rt. 1111111111
$66,300.16“ earlier-Aim 1 ll manufac-
tore wire metalware and lamina lai-
plehroata.

 

 

knife in the halide of an ilih‘ng
Ilr. ll‘arflnaton is now able to be out,
but wean a bandage over his cheek.

 
 

someones-1min MM

lot. are
duties today. and will

autumn-111111- work “than. H’Ll

Business
: SUIT.
‘ We have an... especially

{coming from eastern sections, but no 1‘ L L
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Meeker la recovering trout L

Blood Bitters in.

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L ader or American; ,
113 this evenlns lo.
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Williaih Thela of $1,511,211 avenue;
has broken ground for his new house
Meadow street ry W. Mather
he the centres 1 1 11'

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ap‘te 0 nor oi the Eastern
Star, 111111111111 Allowe’ en concert
and soiree moutpyenlna, October
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evening at 8 o'cl
South Main t

l. 6. Hamilton will go to Danbury
tomorrow Atmdnive David Jenk‘s crack
trotter "Belden Boy," in the races to
be held at the Fair. ~

 

”err-r”-
danish 0: 1111111: 111111in have inor-
oh from West

attend the high school, . _

The L-Brown Business 6olieae toot-
bail team will go to Stamford Satur-
day afternoon, to play the eleven-drum,
thsfitanmrd High School. .

 

 

8 MW supper. Frill!) evening; No
veinber “undo thoohapol.

411.: regular wee «million of
the, Seam-sch 80116111 121311011 will be held
wanna at 1.8 o'clock in the South

1191111111111 church

 

 

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Raymond Brothers have, a gang Lot
than at your; repairing and plant

excellent condition the newly here all-
ed Lockwood residence at Brookai do.

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lflVQ . ivoryAploaal n. w

Sunday
evening at thallhawa Basins“ (loll 086
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g'centraotor Dudley E. Hoyt has coin-
hlufiu‘lh‘rlq‘hz 111:" “hum
dirt rtiakeh from the hill lane claimed
to h“ in Al the boom
‘Wely “iew‘branda” LL Lot Cigars hold
their on like the imperial crown. it

has been sold for 10 years and over.
and la now considered one at the stan-
dard Minds.

1110 are. it

at 7:30 do on
mtofitamoird‘sthia
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Tho-em non Booth
Norwalt should take the 8 unlock

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The list Finishers Association will

hold its regular monthly locating this 11
in its ball in ‘

~ oil with 11 around color

at‘LReddlng to Norwalk LLLLi
that their daughter. was Marnie, plays

“1111111111111: ‘51 the Norwalk Congre- as,
cational Church, have arranged to hold

11‘ “WW trod um roam er ‘

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preliminary 11111111111

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anatomy with“,

man
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‘L ’Tis a rural metallic appiaahceLLthat
tits over _ ,mthout being in

tin" adluatabie

 
 
 
 

 
 

in three styles“; 11,501: and Tile:

via-181111 sorta at as so to 112. now
eat-priced tage 11%;}:th parts?” 1:1
two tunes. 0 pa being con -
t, ‘mtlh ‘

[whirl itripeuzs‘ th 111111111; figures

in eac str tie-

Otlpihandrlhbojd curtains in floral

patterns several color-344. 50
Mereeriaed 'enrhlna- or deep radiant
amp with wide Persian band an-

ollnued on sides and across bottom—-

11.1111111-111zlear 111111 ”am 1
c 1 .
All a’ gee/eons are rerelwsible
and as the patterns are mostly diner
out on each one: 'tlli write see how
much their artlatluwalue is added to.
1.81 contain more A189 incu-
i. by 08 with one side hating design
in lain color other side in 91111an
trip pattern

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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' reel holds 111,111,111 Medal
when reference can he nis‘d
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land street. South 11111111111, from and

‘1 including October 11 1902. to and in-
~1 1’ eluding Nurember 1st,,19‘02,eeid oillce

tabs open from 9:110 to 12 o'clock a,
ntiand horn 2 to ii o’clock p.1‘n.,; on
8. day; iron: 7 to 9 o'clock in the

ist,iroin‘ltoilp.n1.

Dated at the City of Benin Nor-walk.
Conn pctober 8; l902.

FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
VENANClO SCOFIEIJ).
Assessors.

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rows
iiiESSfllS Nil

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We. the under-med. hereby give no
13"“? to all persons and carporntions its-
bid to pay loans in the Town or Nor-
walls; that they are required by law to
deliver to the assessors or either oi
than on or before the first day of No
rember, 1902,11 written or printed last

dues, signed and sworn 10,111 111111101»
arty owned by them on the first day or
October, 1902 liable to taxation.

N. B.-~Llate may be returned to the
Assessors, at the Assessors oilloe.
Town Hall building, Norwalli.~ and at
new building. south Norwaii:
at the olden oi J. [3. Lawrence. from
and including Gotober 16th, 1902 to
and including, November lat 1902. said
cam to be open from 9: so to 12
o‘clock a. an. and from 2 We o‘clock
p. 111.. all donor-the week (Sundays
exceptedl: and on Saturdays and on
November lat. from 7 till 9 o'clock in
the ”Bull‘- ‘ "

cannon men,
was a uwanncn.
cause 11. 1111111101111.

 

 

 

L sulhoient

A 0«minute lusy be returned to the 1'
assessors, at the council room, Havl '

L 110111111111
a 11in: lid on- Saturday. Noveinbor d k

Dated at 11011111111. 001111qu 1. 1911..-

Vmauat dine. and some place it even
below that figure. this zines the in: A

1W,

has deilnhtedo with til ides. bu
3p {_ pitch in reason

strained her
eyes int 11111111119 students eur-
reptitloual ‘iprodiioe’dI lpe's cigarettes
d. w skey bottle The resulting

] graph is a curious one. in the
r of the group stands Ali‘s. Nation
ih her rtfiht hLaud a glass
Which, wink to e mysteries of the
capped with a cum 0:

”a on are the students,

rein a whiskey bottle,

, iiihtlng a pipe others moi:
ins garettea and two apparently in
the last stages of. intoxication. in an-
other picture Mrs Nation is laughing”,

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6 camera

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘ and the entire group suggests a been 11

 
 
 

anallan revel oi the most strenuous

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so vault of the oooaiiioh. Mrs
Nation" tool: with her the signatures
which the 1'an had signed to the
pledge. Among the names which ap-
pear are those of William Beebe. An-
8011 Phelps Stokes Louis Linder and
J. W Niederpruem. None of these
appear in the lists of students.
October's chilly nights make one feel
the need or abundant, rich. thick.
healthy blood; Ramona iron Tonic
very quickly supplied this need. 31. 00
it B. Plulated.

SLAUGHTER 0F HOULlHAN.

Citizen Movement Round the Powerful
Democratic 1. m 1.115891111111111
The Republican and Citizen a ticket
i«ion in Newtown Monday for the first
time. and the Democratic ring, which
is headed by lormer Senator Michael

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Bridgeport Post.
The light this year was entirely on

those oillcca are new voted for bion-
nlaly The Citizens nominated Levi
C. Morris and Minot Augur, while the
Democrats put the hose brother for-
mer Representative John Honiihan and
'l‘bomaa F. Bradley. one 01- the old
board or seleotmen.

The contest was waged warmly all
day and there was much interest to-
ken lathe count. or the vote» When
the oouateriiud finished it trauma
that the Citizen's ticket had the lar-
gest numberot votes. and that Boss
Honiihan‘a brother John had wen leit
out in the cold, with, the lowest rate
oi all, Bradley beating him by 31. Mor-
ria had not votes. Anxnr 271 Hooli-
han m and Bradley 299. it was clone
between Anger and Honilhan. the Cit-
1:“ ticket man winning by three vo-
* The victory was hailed with great
satistaotlon by the hotter element in
the town. Karetoiore. the citizens
movement had never. been able to do

 

 
 
 
 

mom .,
lltloal me of them
Democratic majority or 400 is a thing
uttbe past. ltladoubflal it the party
could roilupmthutwai then

dependant movement a chance. The!
can do none thins what 150 radon-

totalling Waldo pubertal”
when most 1‘11 the majority was or the
kind that admirea boas rule. .

took our iron Faun. .

 

the selectinen There w‘ae no contest .
{or town clerk and town treasurer, as

Minneapolis. 1‘ ,

., 11 “a?" “19791”

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

“The Mayflower} 16-4 Canthn loll hole in white lawn a d
ders at 59 cents pair. ‘ ‘

“The Amoskeag" 10-4 Grey Blah Reta fancy borders, an
at 69. cents pair.
_ “The Algiers" 11-4 White and Grey Blankets, heavy or L3
value 11112111110 pair.
‘ ' "The” Manitoba" 11»! White Part Wool Blankets. a semi
81 75 pal r. ,1
"The Ermine" 11—4 Blankets. edges in iceiy bound with all tape
wool at )2. 25 pair. ,
“The Gralda" 114 All Wool Blank et red and blue her 111,
“The Golden Wedding" Superior Culltornin. All Woolg L
bound with silk binding, snorted color borders at to. 00 p
’ Strictly High Grade 12-4 Superior White Wool California

L Comfortkbles

111111111“?th Size Fancy Covered Uomtor tables with plain backs w,
Large Bile SiikollneLCcivored Co miorthble, pink, lilue lav,
back, rich clients, at i! 25.
‘ Large Bite Comiortabiee fancy light calms, line wool tilled.
Extra Fine Quality, Large Size Best Silkoline Comfortable
ished. both sides alike. geod value at 82. 50, for $2 00
Extra Large Size Coniiorisbles tillirollne covered white won
32. 26 and 3350. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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J. Houllhan. was slaughtered, says the

, The rare attractiVeness of our 11111111111111 can be seen :
closer inspection shows the splendid. material, eitcellent 1w,
pnperlor finish. Never had we such an assortment {iii ‘now,‘an

 
 

 
 
 

lauleHMns

runenar. omeeroas AND smahtuens.
12‘ Norm Main emu. some; II

 

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DELEGATES 11.105068;an OONFEB

, Elm; October 8-Ap-
11011111111111. as antes to the inter-
‘ outs of the will mention to he held 1
at Detroit on Thursday were annonno- or the Shodleld solemn ”"V
ed by Governor V1111 Sent last night. suspended {or six Item -1

Thp tw‘elre delegates pained are: May-

rhinitis, at St. Paul: Slayer 11111111. , ' 1

or plinth; Mayor steam of Whom ‘
cling Mayor Jones, of Minneapolis:
Cyrus Northrup. president at the state
31111311117; ,Mfllww xenon, of Willo- _
1 :1 D‘W 111111191; Joseph A. Wbeo
lock and (icons Thompson of St P111111;

Alexander Holloug‘a‘il, oi Duluth; John
3 MoLain and E. R iohnaione, of

Two FREBHMEN‘ 3
NEW HAVEN. lion.
Fred W. Kay. (11 13%
Charles w. Carpenter
city. members of the

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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King's blew me 1
and gave renown.
no i!

 

”LES LIKE ‘Bifl‘ LOAKIO.
“The fattest unlit: 1mm 1 have in
.Vrlimbruafiat o. ‘1'. Smith

 

 

 

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