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Fresh _.
Hcmcwéda
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Candles
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5! Wuklrtgfon 5t.
LIIIIII Nuts Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orlmod, of West
avenue, are spending the day in New
York city.
Grace Church Branch of the Girls’
Friendly Society will hold a meeting,
this eyening.
Charles Guanleri, of Norwalk, has a
very painful hand as the result of a
slight scratch.
Miss Ruth Parker, of Brooklyn. Is the
guest of Mrs. William P. Beers, of Ber-
keley street Norwalk.
George L. Woodward and Louis W.
Leonard have returned from a sevm'al
days' fishing trip at Lake Wuramaug.
Frank Lemongelli, of the Washing—
ton street bridge, left this morning for
Providence, R. 1., where he will enter
college.
Miss Marion 8. Vernam will open her
dancing class at the town Assembly
Hall, Wall street, Friday afternoon, 0c.
tobcr 16th.
(.IIarles A. Tucker and daughter, Miss
Winnlfred Tucker, have returned to
the Hotel Clifford, after a visit of BCV‘
eral days in New York.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. 0, F., will
have a rehearsal of the initiatory de-
gree tonight anti will confer the de-
gree on flu. candidates tomorrow
night.
George. Cox, formerly connected with
II. B. Rogers & Company, Clothiers, of
New Canaan. has" accepted a position ,
with Comatock Brothels, South Nor—
walk.
The souvenir photograph of the
Springwood chapel in meeting with a
1endy sale. The proceeds of the
same go to help pay fer the new roof
on the chapel.
Keep your windows and doors Inc ked
this week when you go away ttom
home. The city will be visited by
scmes of thieves rawn'this way by the
Fair Week crow a
The R & 0 team members are to
have a benefit game on the Decker
Field next Saturday afternoon and
cxpect to cross bats with a “mug
team from Bridgeport.
The funeral of Mrs. I’lenjamin Doyle
was held at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon
at her late home In Main street. The
Rev. Charles M: Selleck officiated and
Interment was in Pine island Cemetery.
The Y. M. C. A. orchestra will play
at an entertainment to be given Octo-
ber 14 in Broad River, in connection
with the formal presentation to the
public .of the ncwwplano recently ac-
quired by ...o chapel.
The funeral of Frank Curtis llcr-
tram Will be held from his late home,
36 Main street, Norwalk, tomoxrou at
tetnoon. The Rev. Charles M. Selleck
will omciate The remains will be
interred In New Canaan.
ins Carrie A. Drake, Of Dhnbury,
at e commander 0f the Ladies of the
Maccabees, addressed the South Nor-
waik Tent of Maccabees, last evening.
in behalf of the Ladies of the Macca-
bees, a branch of which is being organ-
ized here, through the efforts Of Miss
Ellis and Miss Childs, state deputies.
Col. Joseph k} Cor assistant gen-
eral manager 0 the N. McKibbin
Manufacturing Company, South Nor»
walk, Conn, e t yesterday in Har-
risburg, caliin n his many f1iends.
The Colonel Alb fight-rive of this city,
and was forme ry employed in the
Telegraph business office. —Harrisburg,
(Pa.) Telegraph.
A. J. Collins In Company are offer-
ing their line of parlor tables, at two-
thirds price. These tables are the best
finished and of high construction. it
you are looking for a table for Wu itv.
ing room or parlor don't miss this op-
portunity to secure one at one-third off
of the original price. See advertises
meat. _
The Hat Makers‘ Sick Benefit Socie-
ty, of South Norwalk,,are making pre-
parations to hold a grand masquerade
ball and carnival, on Thanksgiving eve,
November 25th, They have engaged
Music Hall for the event, and the best
music that can be procured. A number
of prizes will be given for the different
events tO take place during the 'even-
ing. and It is expected that this ball
will be the most largely attended of the
season.
The first week-night service In the
evangelistic movement at the First
Methodist Church, last evening, was
one of manifest interest and very en-
cdnrnging. Notwithstanding the rain
and the distractions of election day,
there was a good company present for
a Monday evening service. and a good
representation of men. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Spencer H.
Bray. of Snug-tuck: the theme being
the possibilities of prayer; The ser-
vice closed with a season of prayer in
which many participated.
y were W. flaunt”, A. ll, Fowler.
$1. Weldon Ind wife, 11R Parker.
REM”: Lam-kWh” 1‘
w J Whit-
1&1ny unw— ma?
cw
Guests at the Hotel clam-Ii mm. ,
‘ OUR ORIAT OUARANTII:
SATISR . OHON OR'MONIY IAOK.
Hart Schail’ncr
{i Marx
Hind Tailored
Copy! numb) until Mr
/ A Straight Tip
On Feb Clothes.
IF YOU WANT To “WIN OUT" IN
STYLE THIS FALL. IN EUYINC
YOUR FALL sun. TAKE THIs TIP
FROM us:
BUY ONE OF OUR HAND-TAILOR-
ED SUITS.
WE'LL GLADLY SHOW YOU THE
SUITS, WHICH ARE THE MOST
CONVINCING ARGUMENTS FOR
READY~TO~WEAR CLOTHEs, YOU
EVER SAW.
SKILLED HANDIWORK Is EvI-
DENT IN THE SHAPING OF EVERY
GARMENT—COATS WITH CON-
CAVE SHOULDERS, SNUG-SETTING
COLLARS AND sTIFFENED FRONTs
ALL HANDWORKED .TO INSURE
RETENTION 0F SHARE.
FANCY MIXTURES, OVERPLAIDS.
SCOTCHY TWEEDS AND PLAIN
BLACK AND GRAY TO CHOOSE
FROM.
PRICES FROM $10 To 322.
A PERFECT FIT FOR EVERY MAN
AT EACH PRICE.
FALL HATs, SHIRTS. NECKWEAR
AND OTHER, FIXINGS WE'RE.
PROUD To SHOW.
Comstoclt 3103.,
SOUTH, NORWALK,
Tel. Call. 32-2.
NORWALK.
”T5351: Call, 444.
CREDITORS OF KNITTING CO
LOSE.
CHIC \(20, ()It (L—«CIIIdltOIs in Chi
cago and other I itiI s“ have lost heavily
by the failure of the Racine Knitting
Company, owning factories in Itachc.
Beloit, itipon and Stevens Point. Wis,
and employing several hundred people.
Credi'ors have forced it to file a pc-
tition in bankruptcy. The liabilities
are more than ”50.000, with use-eta of
$150,000. The factories will not be
shut down. The investment of large
sums in factories outside of Racine is
given as the cause of the failure.
Foot Balls?
oBo up.
Head Gear,
SLIB up.
Nose Masks,
$1.50.
Punching Bags.
no up.
Coioman’s‘
10 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
and Sporting Goodl.
, .. _ OOHPITENCI.
Martinis pleasure, all the ion of
sense.
Lie in three womn‘henith, peace and
.Imfifimha
I?“ Q!“ “I
g Itédngn g
ti
1... ample-ugly
Peter Brsumiol, of Danbury, In a
visitor in town.
The number of strange automobiles
In town is noticeable. '
Foot balls, head gearl. nose ma‘kl.
and punching bags at Coleman‘s.
A meeting of the Barbers Union will
beheld this evening in Central Labor
Lyceum. ’
The semi-annual dance of the Cath-
ollc Club will be held this year on
'I‘banksglving eve.
A regular rtlllilllv meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post, (I. A. it., was held last
evening in fl. A. R., hall.
Stillsou, Powell Company lmVe just
added a line of line stationery to their
stock. (lo in and look it over.
The complete returns of the elections
in The Norwulks will be found on the
sixth page, of The Sentinel today.
Lovers of good oysters should get in
line. for the Inlll pond oysters sold at
Cutlilll's, for, thirty cents a quart.
Mrs. S. R. Weed is to give an address
at the meeting of the Connecticut Li-
brary Association to be held in Sullleld
on October 22.
The prtsent exhibit of model tailor-
ed gowns at Itead‘s is certainly very
satisfactory, and you will feel we“ re-
puid if you examine it.
ii. It. liulkley and W. W. Shepard.
two popular members of South Nor-
walk File DcpartIncut, went to New
Haven yesterday on 11 business trip.
The school of embroidery at How-
lnnd's offers instruction with no charge
to every purchaser of art material. A
good chance to get new points in em-
broidery. _
A number of South Norwnlk people
too interested in the quaIIeI of a mil-
lion dollm foiluIe ofL S. WhtI-ler &
t ompuny of New lla1I11.wl1o have iii.
ed a petition in the United States Dis-
trict Court, pleading bankruptcy, Sev-
eral iot‘lii plumbers were dealers with
the bankrupt concern and several Inau-
ufarturcrs sold them goods
The drill nilht of the Boys’ Brigade
of the South Norwaik Baptist Church.
has been cban ad from Tummy to Fri-
day, There w ll be no dIill tonldht.
Do you want a straight tip on fall
clothes? Then read Comatoek liroth-
ers’ ItIl. What they have to say about
hand tailored suits wil Interest you.
No new patients have been admit-
ted to the hospliltl since yesterday am]
it was reportIIl from the institution
ihthis afternoon Ilmt those nlroady
there are doing nicely.
The committtc‘ to arrange for the
reception and linn‘luI-t to the delegates
to the. grate convention of the Connec-
ticut Branch of ihc AmeriI-nn Fedora-
tion of Labor. to be held here on the
Iillh, will lilt't'l tonight at the Hotel
Hamilton.
A meeting of the Common Council
of the City of South Norwalk will be
held this evening. it was postponed
last night, on account of the fact that
the members wcrI- absorbed in watch-
ing election returns.
You can buy It barrel of best flour at
llibble‘s for the bargain price of $5.50
Mrs. John Svcc, and Mrs. William J.
Wilcox have been engaged to furnish
music Thanksgiving eye, for the He-
brew bull, to be held in Music Hall.
iloth artists are Well-known in town,
anti have filled II number of. musical en-
gagements previously,
HONOLULU DELEGATE SAILS.
HONOLULU, Oct. tl.——The- steamer
Siberia, which has sailed for San
Francisctubas on board I’I'InI-e. Cupid
Kalanbtuaola and wife. The prince.
who goes as a dolomite to Congress, In
fll‘i‘illlllilllit'ii by his secretary, Morris
K. Keoahalole.
POSTMASTER AT WOODMONT.
WASHINGTON, (II-tuber lit—Among
the postmasiors appointed today was
William .1, Phillips. at Woodmont,
Colin,
CUT PRICES 0N POOR GOODS WIN NO TRADE WORTH
HAVING.
It's not what you pay for a thing, but what you get for
what you pay that satisfies you. There is a range to the qual-
ty of grain as well as to prices, ‘Il. range and limit within
which you can buy with safety, beyond which yo“;
without endangering your animals, (orange and
which we cannot go, without iorfeiting your go
I-nnnot go
iii beyond"
will. We
otter the best grain at the price. you ought to pay—no more.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
. 3m. .
DI You Read The Newspapers9
If You Do. Leave Your Order With Us.
We dell’ber all daily and Sunday New York papers—Also
local papers. .
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WILLIAM F. BEERS,
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
PHOTOGRAPHS
of tho
CHILDREN
should now be made.
—DO NOT DELAY—
It in too risky.
L'lEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
are the belt.
,fncxson’s STUDIO.
NEW STYLES.
53 Wall Street.
Low PRICES.
Opposite Hotel Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spauiding'e Baseball, .
Lewis‘ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
11 Main Street. Norwaik.
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. Ill., t0 4 p. In. Sun- I
to 1:30 p. In. Children's photographs a specialty,
days 10 a. m.,
EVERY ' MAN
Is a debtor to his profession.
(lo.
cal work.
An optic tan ones to his work the best he can
A part of this debt can be paid 0 nly with thorough know ledge of Optl
HOMER B. HOY 1'. Refraction Optician.
Room 0 Unit“ Ilnk Building,
South NONI-lit, Conn.
omce hours 8 to 11:45:13:45 to 0: to. Saturday evenings, 'l-p.
Special Appointments at convenience of ”DAMN
m - _-.__.. ‘. ._.
.v‘
gel!) Brush
Luxury
cannot be but! unless you have a
good Tooth Brush—one which
cleans every nook and crevice
and does not shed its bristles.
Our “special" curved handle is
just such a brush.
iT’S 25c.
and is sold with a guarantee.
A sample bottle of Oriental
Tooth Po: tier given with each
one.
Cliiiord Pharmacu
PHONI 1M
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 30:10 a. n1.-—-Open-
lug prices declined quite uniformly a
small fraction. There was some spec-
iIIl pIessuIe against UIIIIIokly Transit
which IaIrieIl It down about a point.
Wano-h piIl., and Missouii I’aIitlI were
the only exceptions to the deptession,
and hardened a shade.
WALL S'i‘lthlll’i‘, i. p. In.———The un-
dertone of the market became stead-
iet', but little cilort was made to ral-
ly. St. Paul and some of the special-
ties ruled it good fraction above the
lowest but tl1I~ general price le\'el was
little changed.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre of ma-
pies a Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
ken, Swartz I: Corbett Block, South
Norwllk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
Am. Con, 40% 4] 401,42 40y,
A. (.‘, & i“, (30., Bil 2t} 21; 26
Am. Loco. If. If; If: 15
A111. Smelt” 4214. 421/. 42 42
Am. Sugar, Ill 1111,61; lltlii. Hill;
A. '1‘, & S. t-‘., 1131.; 631/. till-"I” 03
Ila], & Ohio. 741/5; Til/373136. 73%
llklyn It. '11, 331/. 3314. 321,12 32%
Cites. it Ohio. 29% 30 29V: 29%
Ch. (t. N. W., 157 157 157 157
(.‘It Gt. West., 15'"; lhbfi l5 l5
C. M. (I S. P.13ii 130%. ”5% 136
Del. & llud.. 13131.. 153% 153% lt’)3%
Eric, 27% 27M 26?... 27
Erie, Ist, pf,_ till-"4 653‘. «5:54 1359:}.
iii. Central,“ 1291:; 129% 139% 1239:};
Lou. III. Nun. 97%; 98 971/. 9734
Manhattan: 131 I31 itlti'fi 130-3.".
ItiI~t,Si.lty.. tutu. 10W" 1041.. low.
M_ K, & 'l‘., pf.,3.'1‘/.i 3711: 371 3.]
Mo. Pacitic, tut-7,. so ss- ,‘. 148%
N. Y. Central, Hull; 11W. 113%.. 11m.g
Nor, & Wes-L, 57‘s. on 57 ,' 58
l Out, a West, 205,. 211313 21.1.; 201,1,
l’I-1111.R.lt., 118 its»; Ill-3., “7%
Reading," 4': 47‘... lit”: 46%
Rock Island, 3i“; 317.. 241.4,. 24%,
Rob, Goods, 15 15h; if. 1.”.
South, l’ac., 41%.. villa ill/I 41%
Son. Ry. (‘II,. IS“. ibis lb“; 1332.3
Tenor. lb l._ 32% ‘ilfllfi 32%;» 321/;
Texas Putz, . 21H, 23'; 21‘}; 2314.
i nion PoI-_ Tub4 70:5,. 70 70
l‘. S. hen 7% M 7 7
l'. s. It. It C. 67. 1.7.. 654, 65;,
t'.. ‘4,Steei 1117,. III/. 167,. 171,5.
1'. s. Sieoi, pi‘., 11:11.5. III 1.. 631.4. 631,4;
Wabash. pf.. 31 Ill 30% 30‘s,.
we: Cent IIII._ ' 1mg. 16!. ' 11:1.
ADJUSTING GERMAN CLAIMS.
NEW YORK. 01 t. ti.—lirevet Mnjm-
General Henry Ni, lluffield. the umpire
at the Tribunal to adjust the German
claims against Venezuela for damages
to persons and property that arose Ilut=
ing the revolution in Venezuela, arriv-
I-Il here on the steamer Maracaibo to-
(lay. He said it had been decided lic~
tween the commissioners and himself
that the details of the claims and the
decision would not be given 0111 for
publication until after the decision had
hen presented to the rations govern-
ments. There were seventy-three
claims presented, two were withdrawn.
thiriyswcn were decided by the com-
missioners and thirty-four were sent to
the 11111pire,.(leneral lluiliold. for deter
Initiation. Thirtyfour sessions were
held. General Duflleld will proceed
immediately to Washington to deliver
, his report.
DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL AND DIED
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. dwr‘rank and
Thomas Ilelms, brothers, aged 43 and
24 years respectively. and William
Conn, aged 41 years. died today from
the effects of wood alcohol. Acrorti‘
111;: to the police the three had been
drinking heavily since Saturday, They
procured a quantity of wood alcohol
from a drug store anti with lemon illlti
sugar made a punch of the extract. Or
this they imbibed freely Saturday
night, Sunday and yesterday.
IRON FURNACES SHUT DOWN.
PLATTSBIIRG, N. Y., Oct. ti.—-—The
iron furnaces at Port Henry, N. Y..
owned by Witherbc. Herman & Com-
pany which hate been operated for
about fourteen months past by Pilling
and Crime, of Philadelphia. has been
shut down. It is rumored that the fur-
naces will be. remodelled at a cost of
$60 000 and blown in again.
ENGINE BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
MISSOULA, Mont. Oct. 6.—-A report
reached here early today that an en-
gine pulling an eastbound freight train
was blown up by dynamite at Avon on
the Northern. Pacific last night. The
fireman and engineer Tieariy escaped
serious injury.
——1—-+-—
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Oot, 6.—~Arrived: Ar-
menian. from Liverpool: Anchoris
NEW mart. Oct. Iii—Arrived: Kal-
' .. .serin Maria ’l‘lteresa, from Bremen;
Duetlchllnd_ from Hamburg.
BREMEN. October G—Bremea. from
New York: Kaiser Wilhelm der Grouse,
from New York
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We have Just added to our stock a
line of find stationery. Come in and
cab was blown off the engine and the
from Glasgow; Potsdam. from Rotter?
" dam.
By these-t Dru-ed NI
‘Vlolnlty. '
LET US ENTERTAW YOU TOMORROW
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WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE CORR
THE NEW SEASON. AND YOU WILL READILY SE "I'm
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOU
BOYS HERE.
8100031100 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN.
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
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A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAF? 50"
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you wan
SELLEOK & PR
98 Washington Street. South Norwa
You Can buy 6i
rel of best flour
warranted to so
no sale, bargain
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LORENZO BIB,
k i" . - . * WE
School Time
Before starting the young folks to school their he: should be caro-
fuily examined and any defect of vision corrected. I'tngyeave them '
from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain.
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fittingpuarantud.
o. B. JACKSON.
_ 58 Wall Street. Graduate Optician; Nay-walk, Ol- ,
Lover r: 'of good Oysters
should not in Ila. form spur -
, Mill Md Oysters. ~30! of
Son ram. arm. and.
other kindi. of! lsh, rm
arrival do fly. .
' FREE DELIVERY.
West End Washington Street Bridge,
South Not-walk, Coon. :«
Meaty-[I've Parlor and Center Tables at Ode-'T'lu'rd am;
These tables come in Selected Golden Oak and Rich Granted
Birch Mahogany, Polls/I Finish and High Grad? in‘ Cart
Sir-action.
If you are thinking about buying a table for your Irving room»
or parlor do not miss this Opportunity to save one-third the
price.
A J. Collins »
. Funeral Directors and Embaimets. .
l2 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Positions i
Rveryy g person would like a good position. Many, however. hall-
tnto about tering our school and preparing. That is why we alwm have
more places than we can fill. than at pment - i
1? POSITION. AI IOOKKEIPE RS AND STENOGRAPHIRD.
atwngoornagingfromuootouuonrweek. [cannotiillovorfiottb‘h
places beo'nm all my students are working. Doesn‘t that open! fill M
the
m In the DAY or NIGHT COhOOL If
become: noon I I
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