. u
m..- . mo... -....-.--_.
”we have a choice
line of Groceries. .
Give us a trial and;
let us prove that we;
merit uont patronage.
. was piit out of the u:i.\'
A. STULLQ
24 Cottage Avenue,
East Normal]: Conn.
EAST llllilillliillit
(‘ Iiilord ltaiidall has returned trorn at
trip to Boston.
.loliii (‘arr' has a number iii" pupils to
whom he is teaching boxing.
l. W. York, of New lir'iitiswit k
the guest of lllllli‘l'l I’ict-tt toilii\.
Mrs. Niilic llel.e.5li.\'. ot' i‘ottiigc‘
5ti'et-i. i5 t'illillili'il to ltct‘hoiiit lo til-
rtc.5'.5'.
Miss Marguerite Smith
:5ti'cct. has retttririil from .t
Satigatitck.
.\ii5.5 lic5sit- .\'.iplicy. oi‘
born ii\i'llili“ “lltl li.t.5' lli'i'“ ill.
ly lillltii.i\llll.'.
.\li . ltcita :‘llilt‘IIS. Icilllii ll.t_'. iiiitll
Ila) \\'.tldtoii ll.l\i ”noun-mi tritiit titci
.liitii;ii.t Hitting (‘liib.
John W. i‘ite. ttt' liiii‘t'ali X \'.. not:
arrive lieit Saturday. til take it piisi- i
tittn tit tltt lli'idge lliairiutti.
The infant tliiltl oi i‘iipltiiri lit-Neil.
late or tltc Salvation Army, is quite ill.
at his home iti \‘un Zaiiiii strict.
Joseph iialloi'ati, hiad baker at .i. .52.
itrirtiiie‘.5 lttikery. is slowly rctovcriugi
t't'om (llt‘ illness which has i'illilllli’il:
hint to his borne t’or Mlillt‘ time
A meeting itf the \\ A. ll i‘irclt
wait Iteld last evening. lit the bulbs
parlors ot‘ the East .'\\'1I]lli'.“illllitlIt-Ill
i‘hirrcli.
Almost every boat which \\"ti.5 for ltiic
:it the different places. was in ittit io- 1
day. iio many people took advantage.
of tiiit iltri- mother to "o .5int-Ii iish [
trig
l‘iipils who do not fall more than
twice in their lessons during the week.
are allowed to get oitt of .5ciiitoi li’alfl
an hour earlier titan tltili' rtt:itt.5 oit
i-‘ i'iduys.
The regular meeting oi the Junior;
liand will be held Friday. at tltc par-
sonage. witir Emerson .-\yi'c.5 a5 leader.
It is desired that Illi'l‘t' be a large itt-
tt-rtdance.
A meeting of the (ly5tt-i'rttt-ri‘s I'ii-
ion will be held Friday night. and [HP
presence of all tircnrbcr5 i.5 requested.
as matters of important .- will come he.
i'orc the meeting.
Quite a numbci'ol iijtt5i Noiwztik i‘thv
itierits went to ltowa..'tort.liit51 ctcititrg
to Illif‘ilil :i "pr'ttplrct'c it-c.iirc" lli'lil at
the home of Henry i'rise. They report
:3 wry instructin- cicriirig
’I‘iic Endeavor t‘irclt ot tiit King's
lltlllglllt'l‘h of the South Norwalk i‘oit-
gt'egatiotial (7liiii'clt wiil ltitlil a iiii-ct-
tag. this .tt‘tti'ttiloit. at Ezltil. at the
itonieoi' Mrs. Edward I“. Smith. ‘_‘il Sca-
vli-w avenue.
Ii. liershiicld it (‘oiiipariy have just
completed the unloading of one burg:
ttf coal iirto their new ltin5 aitd anoth—
i-i' barge load is due at their w'liartt-s
The new ilt‘I'I'lt'lir, litristirs and Hill-
ways are all working nicely IIIIW.
The ladies of St. l’aul'.» mission art
planning a very pleasant trillf‘l‘lltlil-
meat. which will he held iii Itaiiilall's
Hall. on Novt-titbtr lit. The Y .\i. i‘
A. Orchestra will proittie music for ilii
occasion.
A number of loath. of dirt have been
dumped lately lust north of lirtt‘ttcr's
East Side store ilitriug the winter
mouth‘ a. when there i5 skating on tlti
pond. this illlltrg’ wrll be utilized as a
stand for selling “all bots“ and simi-
Iar' toothsoiiio delicacies for the skat-
er's.
A gang of men has been at work for
Several days cleaning out the gutters
(Ill Van Zandt street and Itow'ari streett
and are now at Work tinder tlie liiisi
avenue Bridge getting everything tr
shape to take care of the large quanti-
ties of water which flow to that spot
at every rain storm. arid which am
particularly had during the winter.
.I. S. Randall is having it ntw stout
wail built around the side of his prop
erty which borders in lila.5r avenue
This has been rendered nervsuury by
the straightening and grading of tin
.5tt'eet. which has practically lwt-n com
pleted now. There are .5'i-vti'ai Itllii‘t“
where curbs arid sidewalks are iii-ill.
l"lll. which will improve the appear
iiili'" ot' the .5:r'eit vt-ty rititcli.
Thomas Eveitdcit met with a painful
:tccitlctri Saturday night. He fell on a
dark street in Ea>t Norwalk. and iii
putting out his hands to save himself.
the bones of the right hand were brok-
c-n. He went tn the ltrldge Pharmacy.
and Mr. Pierce iolii -ltlm that he
thought that the hone.5 w'cic fractured.
ilr. humor-tier put the injured trait
under the X ray. and diacoveretl this
in be the case. two bones being broken.
Rehearsals have already commenced
arm'ng the members of the Sunday
school of the Advent Christian Church
for the Christmas musical concert.
whic will be given by the children.
The school has been very prosperous
of late. There are at present thirty5
four members in the infant class in
charge of Miss Jennie Davis. and of
this number there has not been a Sun.
day within the past six months at
which there has not been an attend-
mice of at least twenty-five.
The Juanita Outing Ciirb will hold
its regular monthly meeting. at the
home of the president. E. E. Keeler.
Monday evening. November 15. After
the business meeting. at which the
election of officers will take place for
the ensuing six months. on entertain-
ment will he held. The program which
has been arranged for the occasion
comprlntn~ tableaux and other dl\er-
:irne Each member of the club ll
privileged to Invite a friend The com-
mittee appointed to look after the
matter will report at this meeting.
The first meeting for some months of
the Junior Aid Society of he Advent
“‘llri
iii \\ ltilii ltl
\lSll. I“
South ()5-
15 5'lirw-
l
‘- lug will llt‘ lit- ld tonight.
ldllil How to i-‘tultt
Church Iran held last site tug. at the
‘ .Nbir'tit. ‘ it... '
t r T’I' ..
home of Miss belittle high Iii Ittlhun
street. l"ntll new member-ti were ad“
mitted to the society. and it large
amount of routine biitiiricttti which hint
been itccuiiiitltitirig during the summer.
St i'i-i'rii gittiics
Wi'lt' played. and delightful r‘rt'rteit-
tiiilit.5 were Ht'I‘Yi'il. The society will
now continue its iitoiitlily meetings
1 during the winter. The next meeting
will be at the homtl of Mrs. Arthur"
Altiswortli. of ibiboi'n uterine. on litt-
('Pllllit‘l' it.
Harvey liloxorii llitveripiti't. eldest
son of Mr and Mrs. Frank H. Ilttvcir»
port. and brother to Mabel. l‘lirssittl
arid ltjtiilit-.-tti' llcniilligtori. Vermont.
has taken the highest award for Latin
and Imi'tt‘lllil riiircty eirhi per icitt iii
algebra tirtd history at the recent high
siiiool examination in his iiiitlic til)
Ibis for it yoiitlt of fourteen. i5. pir-
h: ip unparalleled in that section. ilur
litirvey. ilR (li‘flnilllii .Iiititcs delights it)
call ltiirt. promises soini day to be :I
protriincrii figure in literature St‘lt‘lit't'.‘
or li"'tl law. tit-cor'diiig to the steps in-
or his parents may lice lit to take in.
t
the future. .\ltihi-l, w heti she was here,
was a lrciiti taller
and Harvey is even tulIt-r I\ci
pleasant to have to tell of such things.
About the time tlitit Thomas Wood
was following tilt-sea. it with custonutt'y
til pay twenty-tire cents for ever)
“ round trip. which was appropriated to
' llll’
Siiiltti's' Hittite at Sting liarltttt',
Stab u Island. and in other crises tii'cu-
ii citils was ilt‘tllli‘ll'il t'i'orii
iiiiiiitli’s wages for a similar purpose.
itiit id' ltlli‘ years it has bci ll done away
with What we wont to get at is the
iiigtilai fancy that when Mr. Wood
tt.i.5 examined t‘or the Illlll‘lililli‘ cits-
lillti5 Nt‘l\'lii'. which itirti-d lti. ]Illlt'i‘ oi‘
biltb are. toloi' iil' cyi5. h:tii'. wt light
and ltcigltt lie tiicii5uti-ti jii i iiic toot.
l: v. '.i .‘ltIil Illlt‘ti-Illllll'll'lwi in his sti'clt-
lit!" i'cri. biti to look at him now he
doesn‘t N'i’lli to be within live or 5!\
itttbt.5. oi titrtt ltciglti
ROWAYTON.
lily-Mayor Iiitlrhcll is having his li't5-
idciict- in (‘licstiiut street. pitiiitt-ii
.\ Ii .\ieri'ill i.5 hating lti.5 Iltlllmr on'
\\'ttoiiw';ird uremic pattitt-ti .\li' l"lii
Hogan is doing the work
.tic tie w parsonage or tile Htt\\"ll_\lllii‘
.\itttiodist i-‘ piscopitl i‘ hurt it l5 itciti TIL:
ottilili'ilott. and the pastor i5 i-.\p. lid
to ttkt- llil5-i55ililll tltt tot. ptttt or till
it xt week
The regular 'I'liiii5'dtti tvttitrir. Iili‘l I—
:tt”. .:o in lll‘
:tow iytitit .\ti tliotli5't l-' p. st opztl i ‘Itiir :t
”it pastor Itci A l. lluititt.td will
In In charge.
ltev .-\. 1.. ll‘llllllllil w'ill prcit'h ii
5'ti'riioii to ilic boy-.5 next Sunday iriorii~
'tug. The topic wit. ltc "I.tit- 5- liaitle-
'l‘lieiir "
A lecturer on mint-5
ii to speak iii the lirooksitlc stilt-oi
.lt'ki Monday evening. The lH‘tii'i'rllS
if the lecturi- will go with the l‘t'hl
trail has lli‘t'll raised to purchase .r [ll
:ino.
It“. .\Ii' lleiiclilicid. tti' lit'iilgepoi'i.
had cliargt oi the .5t twin-.5 in tlic lIllIl'
l'l i‘lriitcli. pi'eiitliiiiu a \i I'.\ iiitci'c5‘i-
.rig and ltclpr‘itl :5‘IlIlllil lit. in lIli
.l"lil will :il5io lizi‘tt thatge of tire “‘l‘l‘
.Ti‘i“
.\titirt-\i .i ltt-ll. t.i Startii'ttto. w-tll-
.tiiimii in ltoiiuytoit. i5 lllllll'lnlllgl
iiowly front ITII‘ liljill‘li’
‘i‘l\'i‘tl a couple
t'aii.
w.i.5 iitlii-iw'i5i-
which lie r.«
of \itit-i~;5 ago from :i
'I‘wo ribs were broken. and he
iliiilti-il. .\li' lleil “ill
,itiiltiilily ll.‘ toot‘iitctl tit tio- ll tic-t
Illlli I‘llli' _\i'i
'l‘lic liiiiclay boys
ltrtwayititi .ivttriiic. arc 11!!“ III Wilton.
tllil will study under the iltitttiori of
"I 'iit ipal i‘Iiailc5 \\' \\ liitl oi li. its
icon :i.5 Ilii' latter lt.t5 ttrgiiiilziil lit~
(lit llllltL fort-c itllil again hi'illll‘ll Still:
title illitli'lt‘l‘e Ni’llll‘l oi the boys
.tcit iii Wilton at tile time of the dis—
t.5ii'oir.5 iirc t i the school. as was stat-
Id Ill The Siiitiricl yesterday. Itilhcrt
5‘, iiiirclay, .lr. iiciit to Wilton last
i‘ttcsiiuy. :iiid ii‘i'lt'z. lcl‘i itowaytiin i'ot'
tl'iltou tlii.5 morning. Ilotlr boy-.5: t-xpt ct
o spend the winter there
.-\ civil .5iiit has resulted from fire al-
i-rcatiou that took itiiicc ill a picnic in
llilw'ayiilib Sunday. September 13. in
which .lolilt 'I'Iiyroff. of that place.
trokc his krrcc can and tor Mllllt‘ tirrre
.cas iii the Norwitlk hospital. Tltyroit‘
'ias brought suit for Show against ;\u~
:iist Wichtiitirin. also of ltowaytou.
whom he claims threw biitt down and
itl'urcd him. as stated, llcpuiy SJH‘ITT
Iohri W. Sculliti served the body will
ipori \\'ichmaiin. Tuesday. and (‘on-
:tablc Edward J. I.rtdi'igati iil Itowny»
Uil. went \\'ichriiurrri'.5- Itoiid in the sum
it Sfiilil for his appearance for trial lit
lot
if "Hui House.‘
the TiHl'Il court of Nor'waik on the
"north Monday of Noteiiibet'. in the
.\'i'll ’l‘liyrofi' alleges that \V'ichniaiiit
tssniilted liliii and that by reason of
the fracture of the right kiiccctip. it
ias cost hint $.‘lii for medical care and
ttcrriiritti-e. and that he was unable to
work for n time in make the balance
if dairiagi Elite lie was getting 53%
' mouth as a laborer.
I
DARIEN AND NOROTON. i
—‘—— i
.\lt'.5‘. titantiw (.I'Dcll b5' i'flllllnl‘ll til
lrtr borne with Illi' grip. ‘ i
Mrs, Louis Stoorzn has been \'isltill'.:'l
friends in South No innlli 1
\lrs “illlam Hnrford tuiil Mrs S'im l
itel Norris. of South Norwaik ucttI
visitors itr town. yesterday.
Edward ltalaton. oi' Nortliport. Long
island. Is the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. George W. Seymour. of Washing-
ton street.
Washington Cumn. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America. will hold Its
regular session tonight. and transact
considerable hiisinetiti.
Miss Eiidu P. Toiles. who has been
Phloying a visit with her sister itt Fair-
ficld. has returned to her home on
Fairlie-Id avenue. South Norwalk.
Dr. Fuhs. of New York. was in South
Norwalk. yesterday. in consultation
with Dr. L. M. Allen. on the case of
Frank R. Stevens. of South Main
street. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Fallon. whil'
have been visiting Ni; and Mrs. lluit
lei Brennan at their home up Pros-
Dect street. Nurwnlli. have returned to
Fnlrfleld
The ladies of the Darien Congrega—
tional Church are planninz to hold an
old-fashioned supper and entertain-
ment. The date set for the affair is
November 19.
The Flower Mission of the W. C. T.
t'.. of Stamford will visit the Soldiers'
Home this afternoon. and will hold a
song service. There will be it has di‘zll
-= [Beak Egg-.2?
' 9..)fire‘-: 3:..-
than hcr gi':rriilrrtit.i
ll lh‘i
e\t-l‘y l
Ito-4 bccii sci'tii'd
.i'hzitlt-5.
‘iii’ litigii Ii
in ti'lhtttit st-ttnoti tt'ttti Enid iii It.
ATTI ladies who iii’e intci‘cliti‘ti ni'e fnvit
ed to go.
A very t-itioyiiltlc tilccrltil:
lit'aillng i‘ii'clt-
i-iiliit: .ti llII' limit“ of .\|i'.-.
tii'
. Ii. H Iii'ow'ti.
5’1
the.
was held 'i‘utsdny on
The .‘tllllli't‘l tor consideration by llll.
iii't Ic was "King l.i-;ii'
‘ilic Ilililllli‘l' ot' 'toorit“ which hav-
vbe- rt captured iii the wootih about here
is gr'eutei' tltitii III any tiritcior M'Yi‘l’tl
_\'i‘tllr5 pttst. ilrit- well-known
‘itiitrt went out one morning .i re w d: i.i.'
I
l‘illllltl.‘
ago with it "won" dog and it turn and
'sccuii-d llIl'I't oi‘ the :tittitttil5 The
largest animal ot’ the rpm 'c. caught
.‘ttboiit here for it Iitiic. tiriie wilt. itllleti
‘tlte other day by Walter Itiiytiioriil.
Editor Sentinel: i am pci'stiutlet
that the
I would like to call the
on! needs, at this time of the year.
he -.5hictti ltllii :1 part iii the matter.
tend to the lighting of our
night Siiitt llit'l'l‘
ill our streets lii'liit: lighted ll.\'
tiictty this winter. or IlliII
will ct‘eci lamp pir.5t5 along
litiit'iiilglli'lli'i-s. Ii t5' left to the
l'lt'i
II'I our streets shall
{they are
‘Iloritilil'5
slt‘i-t'l
llil\\ all winter. I-‘roiii
drug store castwnrd riot
latiiit oi' lantern is piil out
gziitlt- Illl’ triti'ttllet'.
loi lli‘ II II Norton i.5 reached.
limit a ritilc distant.
Istiid of Main strt-cl.
tt-tzioii .\lllllli‘ street
.cloomy iIitly ortt- or
until ‘tl illbIJl'l Tlit‘ illtlltili'~~5 Ul
littltl "\i‘lllli' The same I5 I'liv' oi
liiiiolt- tili- :iii irt:t l’itt51tctt ail-tin.-
i'iili'ii' wcl‘ ii“illt‘il but not 5o tit-ii .IS ll
5lt'ii'ltl be How I:I' :i i'liliilli' iliiiiw
rit‘ Iii-ani5.” and 'i noiril I.irirp \\ll“ll
til-illititl Nllll lii'ili'l' l‘t-ttplt tti
llar'it-ii. let your light .‘lllilr‘
Ililll\ iilulils
t5 IlllI'lr and
Hans
Is
I' .\.\'l|l.|I
WESTPORT.
.\ii.5s l-Itltlti c White i5 visiting t'i'icittl.5
iii itidgt-ficlti.
Alias l-eriiti Ilaits spent Sunday wLIti
‘hi'l mother tit lpous l’luliis.
.\li5.5 i‘liar'ltttte liairiiltoit. of Not walk
i.5 visiting friends itt ililt. ticiiilty
losi- plt I; ll art has it: id it tie it ht- t-i
tiiri toii5tiititcii on lii.5 pietiii5i.5 tiit'
his India game fowl.
.\it.5 i‘ i‘ Salmon ha5ic
visiting her sister .“l'b‘.
i‘l:iilt. lll lii'itlgepoit
Stole lliizltwai' l’iilllltlletIllI‘l \lc
lloria'il has lli‘i’li lli“‘ltl illr- ircittiit'. Illr‘
tllilli‘il i'ltoiii
l'.iiwtertt_t-
work on the \\'c.5'tpoti Noi'walk tiiiii
pike
’l‘ l. liririts or New York has lli'-'ll
gpttntliirg tlic
l"il'ill5
“Tillr'i.
'I‘ortigltt \t'csipoi-t grtiiigi
two lii5
t:Itt.5iii.;
past
li' «llli'llt'l‘l
days
up
at
l'ot
wit i-tllitv
a lt'i'litl'i'l"‘~ itrogt'iiritrirc III which a
“Ali” 1:. lllli‘ tiic chit-i t-titei'tninnicri:
t'caliii't-
Il:itr:--i ilioii'ii li:t5 di nostril ot llI.‘5\
l.\t:'.:.5 I'Iairi propcity to New York put»
it: 5 unit is ill‘i’ll|l‘vtll'.: Uni of Ill“ ‘2 \\
iii.itilt-\ citil' "t‘.
\ tiitmitt-: o!‘ .5‘llt)li.5 from town will
i\il|l"'55 the wi'csiltnt: titrittli between
l\'i':iui .trttl ltcu Hi‘l‘lilllll. iii
Smith XIIIHIITTM r‘t'itliii' nurlit.
'i‘lic iritci parochial .\ll.5'.5'iort
ila.55 (if Fitil’lli‘lii i'iltllli\,
l’lt'l‘ in ’i‘iiuiii’
Nilti'llllli'l‘ III.
will itrotitlc liirrtlicou
And yet no lli'idgcpoti~.\‘orwaili
llll'iIIItlil ti'itlllc5 although popular dev
illitilij continues and till i'lt';li' I'i‘tisiilt I5
iii i‘VlIli‘lIi'i' why they should not be
resumed, iinlt.5'.5 the opt-rt door to
Ilritlgepor-t be llli' excuse.
Sitiil.‘
will convene
i‘lllll‘ill on Saturday.
litilliw of the church
BRIBERV CASE DISMISSED.
Testimony Aqatnst Price Not Consis-
tent with the indictment.
l'llUl'ZNlX .v\i‘ll.._ Nin. ll. . 'l‘rio cave
l'lli'i' ill the l‘tillt'il Slates
i‘rtiiii on trial for alleged bribery has
lii‘i'll tli.5nil.55eil oii instruction of ”it“
court to the jut}. lo acquit because the
testimony pi'i'Sotitiitl was tlili i-iltiSlS~
ictt with tlte indictments The case will
be referred it the iii-\t grand jury. The
difference between the indictment and .
evidenci- was that the latter did not
show that IllilIIi i' had been paid at :ill
The ili'ii‘llilitlll w;t.5 .5titteyor general
of .\I‘llilliit and “W5 removed from of-
tlce not lo'it; ago and iii'iilht'il of bar»
Int-i iliiii‘gid applicants for ruining par
terit fees in i‘\I‘l“‘~.\' of those libinldi'il
by law. It \va5 all old custom of the
officer prior to and lilt‘lllllill‘l I’r'ict
HtlillllllS'I‘fllli‘ll to charge extra fees in
those who desired t-rii'li iictiiiti i'rr irl
lugs llII‘ iiillct- being behind in cit-i;cal
work and the rib-a being made that in
order to hasten waiters it run rivet-5'»
ear}; to lllli‘ clerks in work out iif illiicc
lioiii's (‘ltinf t‘lcik .\i'.ii'plty. who had
i;;'<
bet-rt iii the office t’or \enis~ was in»
ilti'icd jitllllll’ with Price ltiii :i s-it't-i'
‘nnt-t- of the cure was omitted.
lion: o: lli‘. lltillllnHllll ate itiuti
in: against 'to It l‘r'lci- tiitd .\liuplti
FATAL TROLLEV ACCIDENT.
Four Killed on Erie. Pa.. Traction Co.
Line.
ERIE. Pit, Nov I!.~A terrible ae-
cident lrapcpucd early last night on the
Eric Traction i‘oruparry line. which
runs between Iterc and (‘ambridge
Springs. lll which four people were in-
stantly killed and several badly injur-
ed. two fatally. The accident happen-
ed one mile south of McKean. or about
eleven miles from this city .
The dead: (‘Iark Amidon. of Mc-
Kenu. Mrs. James Hartley. of Edinhorn.
Miss i‘. i.eham. or barely. and Mrs.
t‘. W_ Sherwood. of Cambridge
Springs,
The injured:
Springs. bi:
Willing. Erie.
Mrs. Lind.‘ Cambridge
broken: Miss Carmelita
batilv briiiited: (‘lemiint
Anderson. ntotor'maii. hiii'i internally.
will die: i'. H llnvls Gotihi-n. ltid.. in
lured internally. condition serious;
Peter Girehoz. Mt'KtllID liiii't liliel‘nflll".
serious.
Tire accident \i'tt5' enlist-ti Irv the
brakes on 2' car of gravel becoming
lose and flllllWlll'z It to' run out from
the side track on which it had been
placed to the main track where there
was a heavy down Kl‘ailf‘ Willie ritu-
nlttz It it high I‘Mr‘ of speed it met and
a'ittmi crashed i'llnll"h the passenger
car whitli It Erie shortly after slit
o‘clock and “hub was filled with po'l-
.ple.
Ert'iritig Sentinel is Wild by a
lill;!i' llllIlllJi‘l' of residents of this town.
and it you \i'ill allow itic ll iiitlc kpttcc.
iiltciiiloti oft
ill-1.5:» good people. to one of our Kl'i‘ltl'
and
ti iii-ed til; it can be casili' met. it' each
I
streets at
Is no probabilit'y
the town
ittil'
public
[\Iiilll ot‘ the individual resident wlii-tlr
rcmuiii dark as
Milt"
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till llii' rcsidcrrcc
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iii the oppositi- iii-
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l/Tsk your doctor
ii Ayers
lPectoral cored his
'hard cold.
SHOULD FOUND A HOME FOR EDI-
TORS.
5C herr y
.t GA "to...
Lowol . In”.
“What are you going to do with till
your niorii-y'"
'I don‘t know yet." .5.tit| llll' lllllil
who Iliiil rapidly :‘lllilIl-il exti'aiti'drit
my wtiiltlt “li‘ l tottiiil libraries and
ct.iltt,'ti5 lll‘ltllll' will it‘iltiisc int- and
illiI_\lIO ridicule inc. .‘\Iiti it i get to
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"i'ilcgr'upiiliig wttboiii \t'll'i'i i.5 no
new thing] li‘lllill‘lu'tl Illi' grittvbaircd
prism-rigor
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man. '\\'by. sir
country tii~\i'.5pitptti
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\iiiiti l piiblisiiiil .
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l.:lltl i’l.tiii lIlIlltl
lit'i"
Coal Combine
Clean. Good Coal
The Lowest Prices
and
Prompt Delivery
IS OUR COMBINATION
Give us a trial order and be cothnc
ed that we do as we advertise.
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4 KAN. V‘ " ' ’
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got nearly all my ti-Ii'iti'itplt in \i5 that.
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and uriitous .5iii'i'iii-e.5 ot‘ Illi‘l
ltilllilli'ii do]
to a teasl
the lliitttii
syst 'iII
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iiiii't' than
li‘l' and iiiittl tlit-
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i'llltllli'a‘l iirtd by
t‘lll'l‘ with local
til it itii-ttr'ublc
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liltlllhli
Tlli’)‘ oll't'i' out-
lill'i i'iii' Itit) i'a5t it falls to cure
for circuit
ii'.5 anti tt-etiritoitials.
Ail-lrcse.
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r
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ll.’tIl.5 l-‘i
am a jolly good itilow lllil a lot tti’
them will git llllllyi i tell you it's
Itiiglti,‘ hard to be a I‘I‘til pliiliilillit‘» ‘
iii-t " \\'ii5hiiil.:toii Stilt
lli'uggtsis 75c
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lucuiablt
years iltii'liil"5 pro
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INC SENTINEL
PAGE 83M
all Paper.
STORE.
PERI ECT SAT ISFACTION IN BUV~
ING WALL PAPERS CAN ONLY BE‘
i HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT IS.
LARGE. THE DESIGNS ARE VAR~
IED. AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
SUCH A PERFECT COMBINATION‘
CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT OUR.
;==aa
l 1847. t 1903.
'Pt UMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. Ii
liO'l‘ AIR HEATING. (It
stoves AND RANGES. 'it‘l
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. I
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have yorr seen our flock of
nrcrtrvrour) RANGES?
Irma JONES & HOTCHKISS
G85 E‘CI
YOU WILL FIND THIG TO BE 80'
BY PAYING US A VISIT. l COMPANY’
t.- l 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
’l‘itlcdo. iibio TH lllt‘ only i'tllltiillii ’
l T 0 Order; —— Window Shades. Pic-l
till.
I. i‘lllthlCY A'- (‘0_ Toledo
(I
I
tore Frames.
chalcr in Wall Papers, Painters
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
‘SPEcrALs.
‘turcs. IOC.
Cloth Window Shades,
fringe. 25c.
l Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 it. long. with fixtures. IOC.
Dont Start the
Furnace
to tillu‘ itil' ll;-
riiimiini: I hit
in
A Gas Heater
Will Do
all iliiit'5
Ill
I'l‘t NE-Zt‘li) lilltl
id.- -iill\ i'ttll'lti
Ii HERSHFIEIII 8t Still! W
Wood street. South Norwalk.
Phone 54 5.
SEAVIEW AVE, EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 97-.6
Mrs. F. E. Coleman
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CONNECTIONS FREE.
i' .5 Hello r
Illinii ill I ilgliiigili
4650. Main 5t. 50. Norwalk L, Lamb Frlas,
EscalI0p5,
li.i5 opt tit »l lli'I
Millineril l’arlor
with a
MILL POND OYSTERS
GROWN.
For Strength try a battle*
Oysters.
Full line of Fall and Wintermf Tokay or Part wine.
Hats.
Trtntnica' .imi Untrii'ttm'd.
(1'.
(ruling lirt's from :1 no to , iio
(‘ALL
46 South Main
ANTI I.U(Il\'
Street. upstairs.
Capital, 31.600.000. Surplus. $i85.000.
A deposit placed
with the Industrial
Savings and L03"
Company bears a
quarterly dividend
of five per cent. per
annum from date
of deposit until
date Withdrawn.
State Supervision Of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 '80. MAIN 81'.
Resident DirectOrl. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
‘Phone. 132.
JENKINS' VALVES AND FIT-
TINGS.
also
GARLOC.< PACKING CAR-
RIED IN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motors Have
no superior. Can show them In
Operation, ‘
Repairs to Stationer and MI-
rine Engines and General Mach-
Ine Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG CO,
36 WATER 51.. so. NORWALK.
The Conn. Don't Lite in. Co. III
iiscovered to It: profit that the but
advertisements it has evér In!
ome gratitioualy from its um lot!
.mltcy holder: and we on Itrivm in
his agency to live up to a tutti untid-
trti tn the Lite insurance bitumen.
For particulfll «quit. ‘
~ FREDERICK NJ 1.:
. a. null A
N. outta II I
will Ago
fink-OF. "mu-r
Units-a Batik Inhabit.
10 North $1? I m
IMPERIAL CA FE,
Rallroad Avenue.
FINEST;
Insurance
In a reliable company prevents I
—-——-
you from losing in case of fire.
Taylor bGolden
74 \Vaalrin
gtoii St.
So. Nor'walk.
Dividend
Pa in}: Min
In uvztttal Stocks tiilkin
[nit-test attil i'i'olits. ll\‘l‘
.5pecially
iron on appi
ing. Uil. Timber.
and unlisted
Iiookirh
tottieu.
Smelter rind
pohtbic Lame
Olif
giving iii l llllolllhl
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
bankers,
Members
Stock Exchange.
i7 New St
Broken,
:it \l
Fiscal
rt‘i't. New York.
Agents.
York L‘ou5olidnteii
66 Broadway and
E. BALDWIN HA M MITT, Manager.
Ill“
Western New England Bll.k‘h'.
Hen
lets: Suite W Hill: Block. Howard.
Denny |. Hull, Ipeeiai Representative.
Roam 1, Lauder Building.
south Not-walk. Conn.
Frail i: Virility
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
PLUMBING.
sum
Hat WATER.
AND dds
rmn'ir'a.
and Zinc.
Telephone. 137-:
scum Nor-walk. Conn.
so South Main Street.
easily. No raggserds edge.
10c.
.PAINTING PAPER HANG
i ruc. DECORATING.
L. It Decker
l 87 Washington Street,
E South Norwalk.
Telephone Connections.
THE UNIVERSAL
FOOD
; CROPS ALL KINDS OF
[FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
lform Pieces as FINE or
[ COARSE as wanted.
ther machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
,BOWL ALTOCETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread,-
EVERYTHING. *
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
8' DOW.
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone, 43-0.
.-
iiring Lockwood 8100..
“Coal”
“Goa.”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
Why buy poor. .5l:ticy coal, when you
can hit} the b~5‘I for an equal price?
We handle only tlic ' BEST LEIIIGII”
L'UAI. mined. and can iltcrefore guar-
iiitreo satisfat tron .\ciiil its a itial or‘
dec. and we will cou\iitcc you of the
merits of Ilill‘ i't‘al.
ilest No. '_‘ .\'tit. irtoi 'liei ilat 5‘ :itcy
>ItllTl. their 1 ‘l' litll. llc5i i llllll‘t tlairtl
at attractive prim-5.
llllllltlllltrltr~
.5ni.i I iptarititiefi.
(‘liiircoiil in large or
Seasoned wood. cord lengths or sawed
and split.
1? WATER ST.,
50. NORWALK.
Branch Office, 2 So. Main St.
Tel. Call. 31-5.
soup AND SlaCCESSR-IZ.
blip iilliliiill Bani
IOUTH NORWALK. coma.
Capital.
| White Curtain Poles with Fix-
."Shure- Cut" Can Opener cutsj
BEST STEEL PARINO KNivEs,i
Conn. '
irritig lollirooil it (30.. T
$100,000.00 .'
Do It Now.
We consider Ilrrit this is a good time
T
l
I
t
i
i
j to do painting. We will do your work
I
with‘ with the boat materials in the skillful
l
1 mariner wliic h our experience entitle!
land the best of it all Is that OUR
I PRICES ARE LOW.
Painting.
Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
’E. E. Gorham’s,
10 First Avenue, w" East Norwalk.
Telephone Cali. 135-2.
The Goriilii Side Feed Ballets,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
tusunes A WARM House. DAY.
AND NIGHT. lN cowesr
WEATHER.
r
4 »AI.
Send for Catalogue and investigate
for yourself.
Gotten it Lidgetwood Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
The Tilfli'fllli Steamboat Crimping;
(iticorporaietl l.
._...._E.
.1
Daily Freight Line
NOR WALK. "30
SOUTH NOR WALK. 33
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Narwnlk
and Squantum.
Leaves New York Monday “1‘ ”193(1an-
and Friday :ti 5- on p in
Leaves Norwalk '1 'li‘Mlll)’, Thursday
and Saturday at .‘mtit p. m. '
Freight received from 7 a. tn. to 5 p. m.
Iihilllliil.
To the Old Country. Draftslnbil
Money Orders payable anywhere in
Europe. For sale at lowest rates.
Jacob M. Lanton.
5 Railroad Place, South Nor-walk, Ct.
Beats th; Other
bv Four-Icar-
't‘ltc residence of Thomas
Smith. its Osborn avenue, East
Nor-walk. was painted with lead, ' I
oil and zinc. hand mixed, fifteen .‘
years ago by me. "
I defy any patent paint to show ‘5:
. equal body with as much wear. 1.:
c 3‘
iiiiiiit. Brion, .
Painter "5
52 South Main Strut.
:25 Elm Grove St.
Residence:
Surplus. 3100.000!»
Other Profits. “345,209.00
"I! m ”MICHI-
M B I. “LON. Cashier.
DIRETTOHI'
'Jolin H. Furl- Honry Raymour
John at. Knapp cur-nun stunt-u
40M H. Light I. H. Mlthowun
flirt-Ii R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
‘ J. Wall-co Marvin.
Account: Solicitor!
..
. te-
;Eio'rolnor ll
I7. I. Duo-10M _
I 878'» I!”
written. 100‘ Minstrel.
Inlmmnr. my}.
Punt tor Iooklst 0n Pam
Rand
Norwalk Chronicler