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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 28, 1904 · page 3

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For Norwaik and vicinity: Generally
cloudy and possibly light local showers
tonight and Thursday. ,An extended
area of low pressure prevails between
the Rocky mountains and the Missis-

lt is producing cloudy
weather. With light rain in the west-
ern section of the Lake region The
temperature continues 'mild in- all sec-
tions. Condition favor for this vicini-
ty generally cloudy weather probably
followed by rain on Thursday.

The vestry of Grace Church will hold
aMoetiug on Friday evening or this
week.

Plot. and Mrs. Cari Axel Hartsrom.
of Norwalk, will sail in a few days
for Europe.

William Anderson and Miss iiog
land were united in marriage last Sat
urday ni.ght

Alfred and Dudley Wilmot. of Wash.
ington street are spending a week with
lrisuds in Brooklyn.

Chestnuts arei‘to be found in some
01' the local stores and markets today.
the first of the season,

- —Big auction of household fumi-
tine opposite water tank 77 West St.
Thursday Sept. 29 at 10 a. in

The Sunday SillOOl Auxiliary met at
(‘annon Chulch last Tuesday. About
30 attended i‘1om Georgetown

William H.1Eario and family, of
East avenue, are contemplating .11
lug the Coming winter in Florida.

Tomorrow being, St. Michael’s and
All Angels' Day. Holy Communion

will be celebrated at Grace Church at
10 a. m.

 

 

 

Mrs. Archibald Benton and son.
Archibald, Jr.. of Chicago, are guests
of Miss Sarah Bonton and Mrs. Charles
M Lawrence, in South Norwaik.

 

Miss Bessie M. Rider. of East Nor
11111117111111 Mrs. M J Siausoh, 0: South
Norwaik. were registered at the Con-
necticut Building. St. Louis. last week.

 

There is little cheer to the heart of
the epicure in the intelligence that
the price of soft shell crabs has ad-
vanccd fifty cents in the last few days.

Danbnry people ware at a banquet
at the Bell Island cottage o‘f W.H .
Bartlett adjuster for the Mutual Re-
serve Life insurance company, last
Saturday. "

 

 

~Harry W. Alsthorpchas returned to
home In Peekskill on- “the Hudson, after
latter a visit. with his sister, Mrs. AI am
Muttart, and his brother. Mr. Al _ert
Aislhorpe.

 

Auction of household “furniture of
al1 kinds at 77 West St.. Thursday.
Seplember 29 at 10 a m.

 

The corn moon, the lndian name for
our Sept her moon. has been full
since Satu ay, and on pleasant nights
It is a ma ifloent sight Many are
taking adva age of. it for driving.

.._,...___.

A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. F and A. M. will he held

at the rooms Friday afternoon at. 2
o'.clock for the pugpose of attending
the funeral of Senior Test Master Sarn-
uel Comstock. ‘

Else Bennett who h.. fies ierk In
the Branchviile posto we, wil relieve
Miss Alice Dykeman. at the George:
town postollice. Miss Dykeman is
going to take a course at Brown's
Business College, at South Norwalk.

 

The New York. New Haven 11.1111
Hartford road is putting into position
today the little buildings used as tele-
graph offices and block signal stations
here and at the Fair Grounds. In Dan
bury, to facilitate the handling of the
Fair Week trains. ,1 . .,

 

it is expected that pa sensors on
the Norwalk and New ark ’1steam
boat John Sylvester will be able to
see the battleship Connooticut leave
the ways tomorrow 111717th The
Sylyestor 111 scheduled to’ poll the
y at the launching time.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. Call and see the new fall millinery

. shall follow it.

tion, open stock,

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“Slugs otcollamm takings:

“30M dullt‘l here.
”will overyw

Michael Reynolds of Holden street
is quite seriously ill

 

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Theodore R. Mayhew is sick at his
home in Ely avenue.

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Autumn sale of ohina.at liowland‘s.

Many big inducements offered. See
ad.
W
Butter. cheese. eggs. teas. coffee.

and canned goods at Frank P. Sher-
man's. Tel. 373-3.

Gooid S. Hoyt of Norwaik. is in
Newtown today attending the big fair
in that place

 

There is quite a distinctive style in
ribbons, this season. All the new
kinds can be found at Road's. See
ad." .

Saturday. Monday and Tuesday 11111
opening days at Miss Tiilotso11'.s

styles.

Mrs. Ross, of Ivy street. Brani‘ord.
came to South Norwalk Monday to at-
tend the funeral of her SIBIBI‘, Mrs.
Driscoll.

 

Try a ton of coal from the Harris 8:
Guns Co.'s yard, and you will say you
want nothing better. Their price is
as low as anywhere.

Olive Branch Lodge Knights of Py~
thins will confei the rank of esquhc
tomorrow night on two pages and all
members we urged to be present.

 

The members of the Rough Rider
Glee Club are requested to be at hock—
wood's Hail, Norwulk. at 7.45'0'Clilt'li
this evening. Will all be prompt?

 

 

Thomas MrMuiien and Goold S.
Hoyt, of Norwalk, completed their
work yesterday as Jurors at the crim-
inal term of the Superior Court at
Bridgeport.

 

Smart suits for men and women~are
in and ready for your inspection at
Gateiy & Brennan's. They are built
to wear. guaranteed to fit and are of-
fered at extremely low prices. See ad.

HOWLAND'S

 

 

 

AUTUMN SALE OF CHINA.

“When you’ve said Your
say, put a period there."

Funny way to start an adver-
tisctncnt~1nnybo lint that sell—
tcncc is the advicc of one of the
best advertising gazettcs in Am-
erica and it is good advice. We.

We shall sziy the say of this
autumn chitin sale and then “put
a period there.” It is a real sale,
not a ready made afiair or sale in
name only It brings china and
China's brothers and sisters
(glass and lamps) to you at the
time when the home is being

door life.

nal price.
hunting in days now gone by
-—we' re been hunting and have
found the hunting good. Come to
the autumn china sale and you
will find hunting good. 7

Dinnerware.

Fina, china makers of France
and Austria have contributed to
the autumn sale as well as the
pottcrs of England and America.
Lantcrnicrs Limoges china of
fine texture, decoration of wild
flowers, 113 pieces, worth $35“
$21 so. ‘
Austrian china With gold hor—

, 5 tier decoration In lace pattern. 114,.

pieces~$l8. 50.
1 American porcelain in graceful
shape with holly‘ decoration in
e‘cn, I30 pieces, ‘woi'th $21-
I4751

celaiu with blue border decor-a»

1130 pieces, worth 12. so
112 pieces, worth i «$19. 75

. American porcelain, With small
rose decoration and isncy handle,
I15 picccs~$rr"5o ‘

130 pieces—~271Mb. .
Blue printed Am 1151111 pct-cc-

 

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100.11.111.11, worth

1:112 ipiecés Woi‘tll Amiga

 

made ready for six months of ill"

It brings them at less than us; 1
Does it because of .

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hBurgess‘ 81 Leigh English por-:

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home good part shooting woodoook.

(Bile 77073de is regarded hynnportw
man as a luxury both for situation and
eating as its dishi. each fall Is short
grid1 ii may 1111‘ shelf or cal a brief
or o

the woodcock's flight and they are ‘to
be found in. plenty.

Main street.1ier. Jones is here bo-

In South Norwalk, having come hur-
riedly home from the University of
California. where his is a student in
his Junior year. While in the univer-
city, the yeast; man has gained great
popularityas a football and basketball
player. .‘ The team representing the in-
stitution won the championship of the
colleges at football last year, and was
defeated but twice during the basket
ball season. Mr Jones expects to re-
turn this week, his mother's condition
permitting—«Stamford Advocate,,,

M Wadsworth Miss Harper. R.
A Linden. W B. Lowry. E. J Brown-
ell, G. Lovenright. Harry Kalilky,N

Frank E. E Dunkeli. SE .Coggins, Z.

 

.E.L1idwig. Charles A. Darby, Jr.
New York; W. W. Stevens. Danbury: .

B [1 Tooiiet Westport: George W

1 ”Chandler, New London; F‘. ,L Gaylord,

Springfield; W. H. To'uhcy. J. M Pet-
tis. W. H. Mains U. S. Forbes. M. 11‘.
Jones. Boston;

iin, A. 13. Spencer, Providence; John

Barry H. Miller. New Haven; Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Nutioe. New Rochelle; E.
C. Wart, Cleveland, 0.: L. W. Burt,
Hartford. were guests last night at
the Hotel Clifford.

 

 

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cameraman

Laokwond’s Hall.
Nurwalk, Conn.

Office Hours:
9 7012 a. m. 170 5:30 p. m.

Telophono
Connection.

NOTICE.

TO PATRON8

 

 

 

I have a full line {of all the latest
styles in

Fall Millineru.

Trimmed. Untrimmed and Ready-to
wear Hats In stock.

Missl. E. Hutchinson

as WASHINGTON 91',
(WITH M. 9. SMITH a co.)

 

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New York, August ltd, i'JtM.
C. F‘. Zeltfuss. Esq.,
Dear Sir. _,

, Will you 1kindly ’send me to my
residence. 6.10 Van Cortlandt Park ave-
nue. Yonkers, New York. one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria. Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? i will remit
by return mail. Let me know how

and kind regards to your brother, 07.0..
i am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGILL.

Zeitluss Pharmacy

I NO. MAIN IT. IO. NORWALK

1847. 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
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".TOVIO AND NANOII.

ILATI AND TIN ROOFING,

‘ . 1 Guam! Bloom Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Natal culling.

 

Ito.

Have you also our stock of
RIOHMOND RANGES?

THE gONES & HOTCHKISS
GOMPANY,
17 Monaural”. nonwALK.

 

SUITS AND COATS FOR
fTHl COMING FALL.

Also fashion plates. latest styles.

later.

Everything at lowest prices
lrantecd.

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Waists. Goats. Alterations Free.

3. FOX,

'I‘HI L'ADIIU TAILOR.
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The crisn. medulla t alums,
now heals; had are conductive to.

Wm. R. Jones was In town yester-
, day as a caller on James H’rederioks of _

cause of his mother‘s serious illness 1

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Charles 1“. Wood. ‘
Bridgeport; E, ii. Unbam. E. T. 8001- “

Dunning. Charles Chapman, Albany:

much. etc. Trusting that you are well,

 

haw owns or “etc... son

Now is the time to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than

Par-

Skim.

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sum occ.;.‘.‘:".‘.......... 10c 111.

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GET THE “LAUNDRY’ I
shape Sunlight habit: ‘"'Notliini.‘“‘absolutel
nothin . equals this for laundry and general,
Home work. A most economical. convenient”;
«and handy chap/e.

The swindle! Sunlight Shape
Von handy for mil toilet um
Your «can sell: both shapes

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

A: "Fore Chance

TO BUY A

BUILDING LOT

In the Con7or .1111 Low Prloo. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I'll YLOR £1 GOLDEN offers for sale 7m Building

37110073. Norwalk. Conn..

lit: Prices Ranging from
$250.90 to $599.00 ,Per 1.07.

This is about the" last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.

 

Map a! lot: all our office. where full parliaulars will In
cheerfully furnished

“Taylor St Golden,

74 Washington Street.

SOUTH NOR WALK.

 

AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.

Particulars of

Getting a“ 51111 1n lite.

Insurance Agency of

JACOB M. LRYTON.

R. R. An. South Norwalk.
Telephone 8513.

Man Do?

Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs,
they become thinkers and workers; at
timately they are the ones who 111111.
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.

SARTAIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best
work proves to you that It is good.
Prof. Bartaln hos educated in‘his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them In good positions.

The careful attention given to its stu-
dents. the uniform success. tits gradu-
ates in,business life and the fact that
not one Combined course graduate is
, out of employment has earned for this
institution the right to be known as
"The School that Makes a Specialty 07
Each Student.”

roams-pm AND mom
fiON—AOIO’ 1s russcnv. up.

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BOYB' ROUGH Blame-N RGOKI,

01.25 AND ‘

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GIRL. LITTLE INDIAN.
Kid Olin... ll
1.2!.

Why not enroll?

 

 

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VOUT-HB’ SATIN GALE.

llk Lined sols : ‘ 1 .1 ~
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Trya .1111.» any .of those shoes, ' W

they will outwur any other mites.

3*“ ' I

400 PR. LADIIB' KID OXFORD'O.
law Heels. at 1 ~ '
080. ALL SIZES.
$3.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL lN
NORWA ghILIALT: IHOI «

«stock Momma
' Carried In Clock.

"outline olives ”Alina. ,
Nail [instead Boodle Motors.

Have no 11111.11... can show thorn
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' NORMAL VALUE.

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Lon an Quincy arrow. bun/arm Bu7lar and Orchard

What 511111 the Young

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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or. m onetime our 71111101111111: 1‘1 STOCK; may ll awn
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THESE OFFERINGS WILL AGAIN TNN
STORE. 1 1 1 .‘ .1. 1

 
 

 

 
 

Ladies' we 7‘

 

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SI-llRT CHANCE. special 6c.
The” lot! of negligee shirt“ Will Gents, handkerchlefll. were 701;" N
iai 5o.

march to the music of out prices. Our
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.

Ladies' gauze lisle hose M
black and tan, alsodrop glitch
lace streets which have bed
at 39c; while they inst 25d. ‘

Ladies‘ fancy lisle hose in'
lace styles In plain and fancy"
and embroidered, a 60c. valueyfo

A CHANCE TO
.BUY LACEB.

These lace bargains shoal,
‘ you. as this iseminsntly 111111111

Point de Paris casings Iiid
tions from 1% Inches to 4 In“
a i urge assortment of pattern,
the. and 19c. per yard. now
yard. 1 1 v

 
 
 
 

Men's negligee shirts. formerly 50c...
75c. and $1 each, now 39c. each.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

WASH GOODS WANT?
if so. this is the time to fill it and
there are some very dainty styles to

 

cheese from. ,
All our 1235c. and 151:. qualities of
batista and dimlties at Sc yd. 7

36-inch soft linish percaies at 12%c
'yd.

 

 

you in with an order. By this time everybody in this town on _
the kind of coal we sell and the way we handle it. Those who it
our coal SAY THEY WANT NOTHING BETTER Try one single

you buy elsewhere. Our price Is as low as anywhere. '

ins HARRIS a (nus to

Coal, Wood, Hay. Grain and Feed.

077m and yard. urwm. 11.1.1.3..111. Norwslk.
Telephone call 842 6.1

 

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S S. TILLOTSON’3.
as WASHINGTON arses-:1: count NORWALK, ‘

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$10 to $50
$1.?) 75 to $10

Roll Top I Desks '
Oliice Chairs

 

Raymond and Son’s
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk

DELIVERED IN YOUR GELLJR ‘1

$6 0. per ton.

A cheaper fuel (us never bun 1.775131111171111 m

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i' my? Ii/‘ublnglon Srruf.

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our Lumen cont. mm only know. handil. WWI _ 1
largo" supply .7 chain. mall rained on sl. of the float fractal. gm
.lllll and ”mm ole-n. g 11. . . 1.2‘
“N.“ FIR TON lllllvsrsd In your bin."
‘INUMIIII Nll‘l‘ “.151" . .
Prompt delivery. competent 111111.... Olson coal.
Georges Crook Illuminati. at an Attraotlvl in".
«I 11.11.1111 an in ans. may 7071 the stove.
mm 11111111 11:17. ’ ' ‘
~' 1 Irina- clinical-r nth mm direct. loath Nomlk: 7 71111111

 

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‘ and thus httdo to the comfortandplusure of the wearer.- _
' ff‘depsrlment Is stocked with every conceivable make or props

 

 

 

 

 

111.111. is the latest prevailing styles and all dim

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