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uqul News NuIeS'
Rev. George Van Alstyne preached
last night. in Ridgetield,
Thomas I. Raymond to spending sev-
oral days in New York on business. .
A regular meeting of Norwaik Iodge.i
B. P 0. ill.. will be held this evening.
J. Moria Benedict of Norwaik is In
New York Cltv on a business trip to-
day.
The Ministering Girla‘ League of
(trace Church will meet Saturday
morning.
A meeting of Washington Camp. P.:
0. S. of A.. will. he held tomorrow
night. In Mystic Chain hall.
- lining to the Bird Supper at 80.
Norwalk Congregational Church to-
night.
A regular meeting of Butler lodge.
l. 0.0 F. will be held, this evcrxngq
'i‘iif)‘ second degree will be confe
A. chltettuan 8: Sun has chosen for
this weeks special attention. several
broken lines and odd lots of corsets“
Read the ad. and note the bargain
prices.
William Weaver and Miss Matti
Weaver of Nor-,wallr spent Sunday in
Westport. calling on Theodore E.
King. of Riverside avenue who is quite
1A large sized door key was found
this morning in front of the Bank ot
Norwaik. The key is now at the Bank
of Norwalk and will be gladly retumed'
t0 the. owner.
There are comparatively few fitted to
til tile many poaitions that pay good
All‘Clley. isn't that a good
sense reason why you should take a
course at the Brown College and be-
come a competent business asslsstant?
The committee having in charge the.
work of getting subscriptions to close
the Muller silk mill deal will hold
another meeting at the Norwallt (Jiub
Friday evening when the members
will reoort the progress made.
The 11M Read Co not only have all
lilt wei‘ known and reliable yarns
and wools for knitting and fancy wor rk
but several new kinds such as. Fleur
do his Floss. See ad. for description
of this novelty.
Rogers & Stevens' display of lively
styles in single and. double breasted
stilts proves that they have studied the
wants of young men to good purpose.
Read their ad. and see what their salts
overcoata ..,etc are selling for.
James ‘fWicked" Murphy was taken
to Bridgeport jail to await trial in the
December term of the criminal super-
ior court on a charge of having robbed
3 yo Dane named Anderson, in the
more a Norwallt saloon Saturday
night.
“Palestine Castle No 2 A. 0. K. of
M. 0.. will hold its second annual ball
at Arton Hall Friday evening of this
‘week'. Tickets admitting gent and
. lady 25 cents extra lady 10 cents. Ar-
‘ rangements are being made for a very
enjoyable occasion.
Good “when equipments will do
much towards making your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner a success. Read Howlsnd‘s
ad. the list given, though not com-
plete by far, will help to give some
idea of how surely you may find the
needed articles there.
The St. Paul's Branch of the Girls‘
Friendly Society held session last ev-
ening In the town assembly hall Wall
street. The physical culture bless. un-
der the direction of Miss Rallion. held
a very interesting practice. The class
in dancing will be beld‘next week.
J W. Hilgeman. of Fort Wayne ind.
who has been stoop at Hotel Clit-
ford for some time
young fellow and a p'ut'flair-quite“! a
“duh" at the St. Josephs'
can be seen there over? eyening and
there is alwavs quite a crowd of young
ladies around him. He will leave for
home on Thursday morning and he will
be missed by “one" and all. '
f interesting lecture entitled
"s Irma Can Be Purified" will be tie.
Ilver'ed this owning.
In the Booth
Norwaik WmMethod“:n Church. Fate 'i‘ehc-
1. most a
3hr» Wwill gunnellllm by st‘ereop-
ticoa views which showth e actual con-
di one which proud to such a shock-
I' an“?! in New York. in Fox is
- tiltill
common i
an very nioe‘
art ids rtw , htnsoh
tabular.
v'i'hcrc were no cases In the Nurwaiir
'l‘own court today.
Onthili'a ad. is tilled with freshly
srrivod sea food, today. Read It.
Henry A. tinnitus. after a' brief ill-
aess. resumed hh duties at the Norwalk
store of F. D. Lawton a Co.
Cockrnoo Tribe i. 0. R. M. will hold
an Irttiiailmt sociable this owning III
wipwuru in the Genetic littiltl-
lag. .
There was a rumor on' the streets
today that Jutub Litrawoli'er had pur-
iNlJfli‘d the Hotel liamiiton. This was
drilled this afternoon by Mia I. (I
Hamilton .
........
NORWALK CHAPTER MEETNIG.
Will be Held Tomorrow AfternOOn at
West avenue learns. .
in million to tho lllm address of Ml'el
licnry (‘hamnion of Now ilavcu up
“Our Flag." at the meeting of the
meeting of the chapter of the i) A. R..
lIon Thursday afternoon. November 19.
lilies Margaret Henry of Marysvilie
iEaIt Tennessee will speak on work
among the mountain whites. Miss
Henry III the secretary of the Federa- '
tion of Woman's Clubs. of Tennessee.
She spoke with great acceptance re-
cently in the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church and the Connecticut.
State Federation meeting at Water-
bury and Is in great demand as a
speaker, and for her grace and charm
of manner. it Is to be hoped there may
be a large attendance at this chapter
i meeting. '
Only an unusual combination of ctr-i
1)th has permitted the Chaplerl
to give its members the opportunity
0! meeting Miss Henry
The attention of the members of the .
Board of management of the I) A. R. .
-is called to the meeting at 2 p. m.. on .
Thursday at the Central Club rooms.
The Chapter meeting will be at 3 of
‘ m., and may be called “l‘ lag Day In the '
Norttaik (‘haptcnf‘ on account of Mrs.
.Henty Champion's lecture on the
" evolution of Our Flag." The mem—
hers of the chapter are again reminded
of the gift of the cup saucer plate
and spoon for chapter use.
i
‘ went-Isa WILL as comes.
,Thermometer Promises to Take a Big
Drop Soon.
i The thermometer has started on
what promises to be a long drop if the
weather predictions are correct. As
soon as the rain stopped and the skies
{began to show signs of clearing. it be-
.gan to grow colder and South Norwnlk
people began to shiver and got an
warmer clothes than they had been
|compelit-d to wear for the past few
.It'nrm III-lzzly days.
The. first real cold wave of the scu-
son is on its way. says the weather-
man. At present it is out West. but it
has started to invade this terr‘xitmy
Ilu the center of this cold snap in the
West. the thermometer stands 18 be
.low zero. It will not be as cold In
Ithai here but the (image will be it
Imarkctl orrc and the mercury will up-
.Iuonch nearer the zero mark than it
thus any time since. last winter when ii
i, made excursions in that direction quits
|frequeutly. Thursday. the weather-
mart states. will be very cold indeed
and there is every indication that wr
‘may have zero weather lwfore the 'illii
of the week. The rainy arcs has shift-
ed. and gone out to see so the weather-
man resches the conclusion that thcrc
will probably be clear weather in
place of the snow storm which is an
ticipated by many.
"Henry." whispered the bride of twa
'hours. “you don‘t regret marrying rue.
even yet?"
“.No darling." replied Henry. "not
even yet!"
The train sped on. and she was http-
py for another five minutes. -Citlcago
Tribune.
the redness from my nose?
Doctor—Take nothing.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrr
M. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame
ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks tar money
Write her today if your children tron
ble you in this way. Don't blame tht
child The chances are it can't train it
BATURDAYS. ,Gx
DEIINEA TOR
and
DESIG VER .
For Dumber. last Oct.
Hombre. [canine and Sunday
Papm Defined in All
PM: of the City.
P'rompt delivery guaranteed.
commands cigars.
COLIMIN’S
Agent M A. 3. Mi '0 mail
and Sporting and?“ n.
Taper—What shall i take to remove '
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to North Main «not, some new-III. ?
. Etc WMHINW press-r.
‘LK EVENING "SENTINEL
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Seidlitz
Powders
- Our Beidlitz Pow-r
dcra are ire-h
and full
weight
We make them
once each week.
25¢ a Box.
Clitiord Pharmacu
. PHONE 16-2.
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BIG REDUCTION IN WAGES.
Dominion iron and Steel Company No-
tlt‘iea Its EmpIOyeea.
HALIFAX, N. 8.. Nov. 18.——The Do
mtnion iron and Steel Company. Syd
trey, has given notice of a general rc-
ductlon in wages and salaries of al.
its employees. The notices posted to
that effect read as follows:
"Beginning with December 13, i903.
ail wagssand salaries of the employees
of the Dominion iron and Steel Com-
pany will be reduced fmmncn to thir-
Iy-three and one-half per cent. Com-
uton laborers will be paid ”.26 per _
iletn (Signed)
."DAVID liAKlCR. Manager.
The bulletltts issued to thc muchln‘
Tats uutttlcd them of ii reduction of lif-
Ieen per cent. and furnace men or
twenty per cent. The reduction will
affect every man iIt the plant. from of-
tlciultI to laborers.
Our areal Guarantee: [Satisfaction or Money Book.
;t=.o'.~ Young Metal,
nan-u.—
uu IlII. qualitu ui'uqu‘ duties uuu muslin Er, good, "
qull happy if uuu lusr. illlfl lilitilldi’iiilleuvrs
Iu iiiiliiCi' it Is It sure Iliiuu fur uuu. ' '
iiNlN MlliiE
iliiiili. l'Ziili, liliii.
$6.50. 8.5“. iii. 12.
Young Men's Suits and llteruuais
We have studied the wants of young men to good pur-
pose. Ottr display of lively styles in single and double-breast-
ed suits proves it.
Sttiticicmly varied to proviJc for every yotrngu‘nnnnish
taste: wide concave shoulders and suugectting collars show
what our tailors can accomplish in perfect-fitting wears. .
llutu Butts
Four-button single-breasted Sack Suits and the new long-
roll three-button double-breasted suits are here, fancy mix-
tures, plain black and blue, $8.50 to $25.
va'v‘ ‘3‘.—
Suits and literrttuts
And Overcoats? Approved styles for young men in the
44-inch costs in black and Onford, and the longer Scotchy
mixtures with belted backs (raincoats in the same effects and
style) from $6.00 to $35.00.
Children‘s Suits and ilturtuuis‘
/
Proper Hats and Furniéhin gs for young men.
Every good thing in Men's and Boy’s Wear, but shoes.
ROGERS & STEVENS,
Successors to Comsfock Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
illiilliilili‘ll at this store
SELLEGK a tame.)
.98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
‘.——.
SEVERE FIGHTING REPORTED.
Rebels Prevented Fr0m Entering San
Domingo and Loan is Not Known.
SAN DOMINGO. Republic of Santo
Domingo. Tuesday. November l‘f.——Ele-
rere fighting took place last night ar~
sand this city. The rebels were pre‘
vented from entering the capital. The
one of the rebels is not known.
“KEEPING AT IT.
if yoa wish to get a very practical heat, which is Padang Ja'va
demonstration of or. quality of the cof- ulna Arabian Mocha. intuit. .
fee loll from this store, all at Mrs. “0": SP"?! Mid 33m”
Owens Bakery and Lunch Room, 22 “"3 1”“- WG "IV. “-
North Main Street, this city. and y°u Shoulders. Will have stock
can test it any day and at any time once for Saturday trade a.
For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy Inter.
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals. The difference in
price is pennies, but the difference in results is the good
. . . The United States cruiser Baltimore of the day. Mrs. Owen has made I There is a difference in the null _
health and appearance 0‘ your horses and cattlt. A word > landed marines to protect American in- name for fine coffee and aha has shoulder. remember lrnall.’
from you will bring any quantity you may wish. terests. Guards were placed at the bought her coffee at this store for in.
American logation and constitute and
the Clyde agency. The situation 0th.
crwlse is unchanged. All is quiet this
morning. but a new attack is expected
at any moment.
years. People constantly ask her
"where do you get such good coffee."
with the reply “It Dibbie'a Store. And
there you are. The proof of the putt-
ding, la the «flag of it. and the pmf
of the coffee is the drinking of the
same. Every one can't make good cof-
fee, but the burden of proof here giv-
en. is that that is not the fault of the
coffee. Try a cup at Mrs. Owens and tion. as to else.
then you will be willing to buy our What can we do for you.
LORENZO DIBBL
Is It Worth While»
to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief}
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost.
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price. -
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON
New season’s Mince Meat. 3' ' ' '
Small Cheese Pumpkins that W
about 6 In each. Cheap. '
Sweet Cider. One MI. I with!
far is the selling record with) h
sweet cider that you ever thl'uflf“
qt. 20c. gal. . ,
Oranges. Florida's are WW
thin akin. sweet and juicy, 20 that as
every bag of grain. or halo of hay. of the highest stand-
ard of quality. and the price Is as little as you would pay
elscu-hcrc, nuywltcrc, if you could get the same quality.
Buy Oats That'l Clean. TODAY ON WALL STREET.
MANUEL T. HATCH. WALL STREET. 10: l0 s. m.—-Prlccs
moved upwards with considerable vie
or In the opening dealings on a mod-
erate volume of busincss. Sttaar led
in the advance with a gain of 114
iimoklyu Transit anti Colorado and
Southern first preferred, rose II point
and Metropolitan Sii‘t‘t“ Railway and
St. Paul to. Tire nvcrngc gain was
about 56- '
WALL STREET. I p. m.-—Business
was more active than usual during the
luncheon hotrr and the entire market
was bid up. Amalgamated and Read-
Ing were bought heavily and touched
.'i9 and 40 respectively. Moat of the
recognized leaders were higher and
substantial advances were numerous.
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. and Wiscon-
sin Central pfd. improved 2 and Rock
Island. Wabash pfd. and Kansas and
Texas pfd. 1 to 1%.
TODAY'U QUOTATIONI.
Reported over private wire or In
plea a Goldachmldt. Commission Bro
hers. Swarta & Corbett Block, Bouts
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WILLIAM P. BEER S,
IOOKSELLER. STATIC NER AND ENGRAVER.
380th Main street. 49 Wall street,
South Norwllk. Nmaik.
CLUB RATES.
. . ,. . Norwalk: Graduate Optician. .
O . High. Lo . 1:30 u Wall Street. Nomi .
LCVIII‘ Papal“ Priced éhotogrnph Studio, “harem,” 9°33. 331,5 37:2 33% _ k."
at Main Street. Nor-walk. ' ‘2: $13.53;. :2” 1.2;; 13:55 a}: ,. '
Personal attention given all sittings. from it) a. m., to i p. In. Blur ‘Arn. Loco 12% 12% 12 1255, r '
days 10 a. m., to 1:80 p. to. Children’s photographs a specialty. 2:: 38:12:]: 1:52 1:515: 1:333: 1:322 Slde boards and Bum
.- . . - A. T. t S. E, 64% 64% 64% 64%
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PHOTOGRAPHS my“; 1.” 38% 39% 38% 39* The Thanksgiving feast a a at occasion tor the initiation out
of ”I Cites. fiOhIO. 29 39% 29 29% ins-room pieces and here's a wealth of Dining- Room Furnishings that
. ghhimhvge?" INN? 1:32 1%? INN-N: lit for exhibition on any occasion Sideboar‘ds of oak with mirror. is
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Mlagwggalvd: Con Gas 175; 176% 176% 170% Bufleta, 310. 00 to “00.
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I" the ..“ NB: Centrai,138% 129% 128% L233: or commonplace designs. ‘
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a Manhattan, 139x 140 139i; 139% Ti" "00' m ”lid “in widen oak and quartered oak.
J ACKSON S STUDIO. get" gt. Ry, 114* 11;, 114* 1:32
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ll. K. h T., pf., 85% 85% 35% 36% ~ ~
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“Rome wasn’t built In a day. ‘ neither was science of optics learned in Ont. I: Went, 20" 20% 30% 3056 FuMi’ll CCZOTS andIEmhaimers. *
a day. it took years and men to develop it, and it shows the value of son- he. hfail. 25 28% 25 26% . :,_
suiting . competent enter-III. mohair. 1193:: 139‘: 1:3: 13% I2 North Main 5...”... .
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