Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 1, 1904 · page 3

 

 

 
 

‘ c coming. election it Is
'. tsjthat the Democratic
Thursday evening en»
inution of Mr. Bian-
hi visitor. instead of
thdl‘ candidnto of its
d have naturally re-
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precedent for this action.
rhlsliod two years ago by tho

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

crisp sea. measuring than nil
er nations put together,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I it: little less than three miles.

 

‘ ocean body One of these in the

 
 

 
 

lies or 7 pet cent of the surface of

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ace for deep waters, twenty—four out
I the‘llnown forty-two “holes" lying
the bottom of that body Of water.

 

 
 

 

 

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__L0ndon Hospital's latest device for

 

 
 

 
 

“\second and on the pedtstai is an ‘iy laxative. it contains no Opiates and

' invl tion to the visitor to defray the
cost t the institution for that brief
period. When the penny is dropped in
he slot it sets some Internal mechan-
”i8i_n In operation by which the clock
"hand is advanced and the contribution

scorded.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From some unknown cause whales
tire unusually plentiful on the want
t of Shetland, and the steam whal-
are reaping big harvests. It is only
Hw days since a 'great drive of
Ion, resulting in the slaughter of
.qu recorded and now,it»Is ro-
ed that a week's operations have
.Sllltell in the killing of no rew-
, than ilii Among those killed
Vere one rm whale “any qu hump-
“6K: houiMNBWM scarce in that region.
ONLY CURE FOR DYCPEPDIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Cutie.

says: "i suffered for years with
pepsin. used to have great distress
d belching. I tried everything I
I! hear of, but nothing helped me
i I took Brazilian Balm and one 50
Wt bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by)! H Plsistsd. Ii‘. H. Bax
and the Clifford Pharm'soy "

fiN'B CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB.

Last Sunday the club meld Its first
; eating since the summer vacation
Tile subject for discussion was Paul
this Missionary, which was prcsanlod
fl lucid and interesting monitor by
Mi'. Swarlz. followed by commenl from
members of the cluhw Tomorrow m.
Kéhdall will present the suhiorl as
inlet} for the day—«The Nowlv ills-
vered “Sayings of. Jesus.” A cor-
dill invitation is extended to all mop
who are lutmstod in what. the club
is doing, to attend Ito meetings and:
omicipnt in lhodiscusslon which at
my: are of an informal CliMuf‘iIii‘. 'l‘ho
lull meets every Sunday in tho South
orw Cmtgrscutionai Church, its
‘ . beginning at it it» and ending
iy at 1 o'clock. ‘
“.3 TWO PROM DEATH.
‘r iltti‘? i’l?ufilitfir }and an 31.13:;
line 0 Will can a
. ills.” Irritof In. If. Hm.
of Amonk,. .Y.. ‘bnt when all
silicates fol we saved h‘srlitd
' .Kinrln flow Discovery. Our
gill) lind‘lCGnnmplion is an all-
2 tags. aiho unit this wonderful
and today rho in perfectly
sspmto throat sod lung dip
in to Dr. Rica’s New Discov-
no othsr medium on earth.
for Doom and Cold!
until» erum by F. It

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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didates of the minority -

place the present Belle Island wooden
Britain and the United States oridge with a stone structure

More visabl‘e, to residents of East. avenue
lie-half of sea floor lies at a and Rowan sheet to connect
‘ ‘ ' ‘ premises with the Boat avenue town $18. 0

. sew r. o = i n e s t
“of the deepest places are holes the iowlhr' Vliltd there 8 0 xpen e 0

sin Atlantic covets 7000000 quiiil'tl number of highways in vuiluus parts

he globe, The indian ocean is a great in}; 0, a town"'iligh school.

remedy. and on account Oi the great
_ merit and popularity of Foley‘s Houuy
inning col‘t‘lbullm‘g ‘5 “1 form of and Tar many imitations are offered
.010“. on the face 0? Wthll appears for the genuine Ask for Foleys Hon
the announcement that the hospital ey and TM and refuse any substitutes
as to collect one penny (tw0 cents) offered as no other preparatiou will

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muss 0F .
‘ ~ MACHINES

3 ONLY 5 camp ‘- ‘ I
For Pump ' ‘ Children’ s and Infants Wear
' sortrnent of handsome garments ho

 

Post-go one «at for 1 to so pack-go

sum ”an”. m. “m vmu this year. we havs mans greater silo

 

are a few Loaders:

Address
THE SINGER MANFG. CO.

80 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk‘, Conn.

Tan, Value $12 50..

SALE. I
SPECIAL 1’0va MEETING.

A special meeting of the Town of ors, value $22 50

Norwalk will he held at the town as- AT 813-00 a
tic caucus in South Norwulll.
. scmhly hall. Wall street. this evening, e 3. 98
the nomination of at 8 o’.clockv for the" following pur. Children's Heavy Renters, blue, brown, rod, and gro u. vol. 8 ,
Glover, so that his name po'l‘QBh in brief: ' , . AT $2. 98.
n} on on the it hot for 0 car the reports of the town ofll~ . ~
‘y e c ours and to act on the some. ‘ " TOURIST COAT.

To take action on a petition to re~

inches long, an axcepllonnlly pretty
garment on the market.

To give permission. if deemed ad-
S‘ALE PRI

their

1

To accept if deemed advisable a

of the. town regular price 36. 50,

To take action regarding the build-

 

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The smartest stylus are here
beautiful Fail Shades.

' THE ORIGINAL.
Foley's d; (30.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung

OUR ENTIRE DEPARTMENT.

T Show}ssnstsficsts'fisincss’is r ‘

«WANTS?-
choicest and has: Tailored Suits. Coats. Etc. to be found anywhere.
cheap, shoddy goods here. only the best in fuhlic, style and make.

The New Rain Cont made of fine quality Crsvenette Oxford and

Ladies' New Suits; nest grade American Milis' Cheviot. nil coi-

Made of very fine Covert Cloth in the choice shades of Tan. 46

,‘ Women's Boat Quality Tan Covert Jackets, tight fitting.

SALE $12. 50.
Women's Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, accordion platted ruffle,

SALE $5.00
We have niadomrreptionni efforts to give you

the best and feel that you will agree with us. that we have succeeded. ' ‘
STYLE AND MODERATE PRICE WILIZ BEFOUND THROUGHOUT v

‘3}

Never Ilel’oro has such a vast as-
on placed on sale We have the

None of the

rts to please you.
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garment the equal of any 815.00

CE $9.50.
value. ,

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NERV—
for your inspection. all the new and

trlinmud.

50 Chet/lot Dress Skirts, taffeta SILK WAISTB AND OPERA COATS.
' WILL SELL FOR 46c. ON THE

05 Venetian Cloth.
bim- Inixed.‘reguiar price 87.00,

REDUCED PRICE $3.45.

 

2th Basket Cloth. regular 85,75,
REDUCED PRICE. 82.75.

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55 Zlhelinos. regular price $3.25,
REDUCED PRICE $1.50.

 

85 Black and 'Blue Cloth. trim:
:; taffeta straps. regular $3.75.

REDUCED PRICE $1.85.

regular price $7.25,
REDUCED PRICE $3.60.

 

black and

DOLLAR.

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tar price 45.75.
REDUCED PRICE $2.75.

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assorted. regular price $4.25,
REDUCED PRICE $2.75.

 

62 Walking Skirts. black and
grey. assorted, regular price $2. L'i.

REDUCED PRICE $1.10.:

 

 

ity. regular price $7.50.
REDUCED PRICE $3.75.

42 Walking Skirts. Thibet Cloth.
black. grey and blue mixed, rogu-

165 Walking Skirts, heavy cloth.

48 Taffeta Petticoats, good q ll-

 

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give the same satisfaction It is mild-
is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold at Plaisted‘s drug store. ”

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
The regular monthly communion
service and reception of members will
he observed tomorrow morning. .Sun-
day school session and men‘s Bihie
class‘meet at the close of the'morning
service. Young peoples meeting will
bf‘ led by Beth Returnington' topic, Full line or Trimmed and Untrim-
“19 Sacred Writings. 'lhe evening med flats on hand. (loud goods, good
sermon will he third in the series of work and reasonable prices
:hort sgt‘mons from the [worcdsf of '
Christ. on c. “A Word to t Ie .ra ty." M' 1 E Ch
Evening prelude, "Sunday Baseball." 155 - ,- Hill. lllSOIl
Special music at the evening service. ‘

Tomorrow hsinz the first Sunday In 98 WASH'NGTON 8T"

October the evening seivlce will he- (WITH M. 8. SMITH G. CO.)
gin earlier. Young puoplos meeting -. . .7 .,

IDIVIDEND NOTICE.

at lIi o'clock Preaching service at ‘I
o‘c ook.
' ‘ . ‘ ' " ’ FAIRFIELD COUNTY
A “"5 LETTER‘ ssvmas BANK.

 

i-liiiiinenl Opening

Friday and Saturday
Sept. 30 and Oct. I

 

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Would. not interest you if you‘re .
looking for a gliI‘ll‘IllllL‘L‘Il Solved. fort
Sores Burns or Pies Otto D06 0 ., Norw 1 Ct. 9). 9
Ponder, Mo. writes: “i suffered with At a Incetl‘ng’ of 'd%.gctu,1g' (Intolho
an “til" 'soro 70" a 3'0“", but a ”0‘ 9' Foiriieid County Savings Bank hold
liucklens Arnica Salve cured me. Its this day. a dividend at the rate of 4
25° 3‘ F' El. per cent. per annum was declared
from the earnings of the six months
ending Sept. 30. 1904. The some is
due Oct. int and payable on and after
Oct. Will. 1901.

SEYMOUR (iUi’t'l‘iS.

Secretary.

 

the host Salve on earth.
liaxler's Drug Store.
W...

FASHIONS.

 

The most of the new fur nockwear
seems to hr- flat but many nl‘ tho pic“ 2w
I‘I a are of exceedingly fanciful design.
For instance, the rounding stoic duds ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .
of up ermine scarf will be decorated
with a design of. any hroadtaii; the
white of the ermine showing through
and suggesting a limo motif.
Why do women don their heaviest
winter clothes when tho first hit-nth
or cold weather tonnes 'I‘lnuo arc
bound to he runny Worm duya when
.‘hoy will ho vury hprdensoiuo and
when the crowding perspiration
wh’iéir‘ lhuy cause will he Iiahié also
to result in mote sullous tIonIIIe than
discomfort
What has becomo of the ions: riluins
sat wt costly Items? Some say they
urn i s transfolmou into brooches
you ever use such porinch huh
between buttons and materials

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Will Your savings ha if deposited in

 
 

 
 

 

no” describes fossinstimg
little in locket for tho houdoir which Gill“ Will!!! Ml.
wss evoivod out of lengths or chino oun CTRONO VAULT:
W“ “m“ “'1‘ “WW ”I“ ““3" can't be robbed because they no bur:-
liliiiii'iimllil in Chime ii WM “NH It I“ proof Our ln‘emny ‘nd “ace“.
*9“ b" ”I" with wattosu “1 haolr. assures you of our solvency. and that
0‘0!“ iii" sides 0‘ which "an” “0"" we will my interest on deposits on
0nd. of “at in “it! COllOI‘ 0’!“ “ii? NICO vromhod' a‘:qty i! I DYING "Q“lfiltfl
With which it VII” l'l‘lilod. “‘0 ”a". of ‘ "vlnn b‘nk' nnd " t0 th‘t
NM mull“ “ad“ "‘9 firm“ iiiili knob more ‘. “me “(are “1‘“ our‘.
wa‘iima‘m’r’ufligfflgfifgg “at. We receive small and large deposits;
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250 Ladies’ and'Misses’ Suits; V
All latest ‘stules.
dollar.

Will sell for to
Guarantee pelted fit.

 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

 

Friday and Saturday
October 7 and 8th.
With Malina. Saturday

"American
Vitagra'ph Comps

Pro-outing
FIRE AND FLAMES.
and all the wonders Of
LUNA PARK. ..

Also Many Local View
Newer Boron Atiomptod by Any
‘ Company.

EVENING PRICED.

MATINEE PRICES.

HOYT'S THEATRE
One Night Only, Moods}, Oct. 3.
SULLIVAN, ”ARR“: ‘iw
Present '
'I'iIo Supromo Sovereign of All
Sensational Melodrama:
Entitled

Rachel Goldstein

or
THE STRUGGLES OF A POOR GIR
lN NEW‘YORK.
(By Thodors Kramer)
- Prmntod ha
Au Cinntlonniiy spsbio

pmceLis—ss—«so

10—20—30c.
iO—20c.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

THE ONLY RECEIVER or DRAKE’S 'u
POUND CAKE. CITRON CAKE MARBLE can u
THE HIGHEST PERFECTION HAS BEEN A . ‘
GOODS. soc LBJ; HICKORY NUT, use 1.3. /r
Dam on Dacnivsp. export as '

TELEPHONE 332-4.

000d 0 ”i.

RECOMMEND THIS STORE. THERE IS MIGHTY re... ..
wows. ING IF ALL YOUR SKILL AND ALL YOUR Esrc'n'i 5H)
FERIOR QUALITY OF THE OROCERIEs YOU U n .. .
rHE BEST. AND YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES ‘ -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

IIIIALI

T’T 'I'IIFL

ppers, reg, price $1.50

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

250 Wr f uép pmcaflo-

moans. regular price 50c.
DUCED PRICE. 22°.»

 

 

 

 

sey Cloth Coats, black,
or. very latest styles, reg-
‘ ea $13.50.

‘ UCED PRICE $6.75.

 

 

 

 

,hildron‘s Coats, regular
25 and $2.75,

KED PRICES $2.60 6. $1.25.

 

 

hiidren’s Coats, velvet. fan-
~lmmcd, regular $6.50, '

~rapper-1b PRICE $3.25.

game asSortnIeni.

'Altéralions tree.

PRICES GOOD FOR unlitW DAYS-

New York Bargai

_ 125 WASHINGTON Si
CROWN 81w BARAT

Bil—Other Novelties—~60 - M... .. _.

Hausa,

REET.

PROPS

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SATISFACTION IN COOK-
"E S?OILED BY THE IN-
HANDLE NOTHING BUT
ON EVERY ITEM.

ED CAKE IN THIS CITY.
AKE, HICKORY NUT CAKE.
THE MAKING OF THESE

YmOUI'l,

Wood
on E ',

South Norwaik.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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f golinmor row tomptin flur-
-..” " sinus til. High Curl!
uni Dumps. FREII .

The buly stars ll nsvor without
II should no for IhCld of lost est.
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i anoint-touts, In" n.
: than you or ; tltlsd to with
i poi-ohm. ‘

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our room am no. ‘I .
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DP, Till walliowvllo
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