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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 5, 1904 · page 3

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WEATHER FORECAST.

Foi- NorWalk" hlid vicinity: ‘Rah
tonight and Thursday. Colder Thurs
day. Thlghdistnrbante that was centre
near St in ys’stiird‘ay morning is new
column over Lake Huron. it has pro
duced min during the past twenty-ton
hours in the upper Mississippi vans}
and Lake region. It will pass out th
St. Wichita valley during the no:
thirty-six hours and this vicinity wil
be on the southern edge oi it. it i.
followed by an area of high preesurt
and cooler weather. conditions taro
for this vicinity partly cloudy weathe.
and probably local showers.‘
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Olive Branch Lodge No.19.Knight:
of Pyiwhias will hold a regular meet
ing Thursday evening.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

* Jacob Utzinger has resumed his du~
ties at Frank H. Fitch's grocery store.
alter a week‘s vacation.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Wickwire are to move
from Sound View Terrace to a recent
ly remodelcd~_ house in Spring steet

 

A Varley Blewitt. of New York
spent the Sabbath with his aunt Mrs.
E. 1;. Mitchell, of 123 South Main
street.

An important meeting of the Nor
walk Typographical Union will be
held tomorrow night in Central La
bor Lyceum. ,

 

 

...._.

Robert 'i‘ristram, son oi’. Mr. and
M13, Charles F.Tilst1a111, of News“:
has recently purchased a steam runo
bout automobile.

 

Congressmant E. J Hill of Norwalk
is scheduled to go to Watertown
Thursdaywvenlng. and address a Re
publican meeting.

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The West End Football team. oi

. Norwalk, will go to Ridgeileld Satur

day afternoon and play their that
regular game or the season.

Miss Elsie stimuli, of Newark, N. J..
has returned hotne, ititer a very pleas
ant visit with her aunt Mrs. E. C
Mitchell, of 123 South Main street.

 

 

Mr. and MN? Edgar H Fox who
have been spending several months at
their summer home Heron Island.
Maine, are expected in South Norwalk
next week

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The power of price With a well se-
lected stools does the business at Miss
N. E. Ryan’s in her ad. today she
calls attention to her new line or fall
underwear , i

____._._.,......
Mrs Archibald Benton and son Arch-
lbal‘d. 111nm have been guests of Mrs
Charles M. Lawrence and Miss Sarah
Benton, in South Norwalk, have re
turned to their home in Chicago
James Burke. who has been at Dor
lon’ a Point all summer. where he made
many iriends, has resigned and taken
a position at the Hotel Lynx. in South
Norwalk, in capacity of libntloniat.

 

 

Mrs. Sarah 1. Mills has returned to
South Norwalk alter a stay on Long

Island during which time she had her 1

rize in Arthur spaniel and puppies
’on ex‘llibi‘tion at the Mineola county
fair.

Fletcher D. Williamson. of South
Main street. and one of the popular
young men or the town, left this week
for Hamilton, N. Y. where he will on-
ter Colgate Academy. to take a course
of study.‘

 

 

-A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild strawberry ‘ Cure!
dysentery, aeaaioltness. nausea. Plenu-
ant to take. Acts promptly.

A meeting of St. Paul's pariah will
he held at the parish church on the
Green Friday- cvfiw agat 8 «1‘1: into
consider the 111% nlo! aloe g the
Rev. Charlesilln$dlhok 111cm emeri-
tus oi the parish.

Joseph McMahon, section foreman
oi the New Yoi-k. New Haven and
1 , company. who ll“

‘ our clinic in Lowe
' , thovo with his family to
Innate-a. Mllns Grove

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

1 1111‘. River Bulidoi District.

 

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DEMORES‘I‘ CLUB

21.11 price-easy
, -2, style. . I
This news of the Demurest cluh‘.

four attcnt1on to ay. You may
oin the club. choose any Demo~
est machine you .wish‘ and have
t delivered at your name immed-
Iatcly on paying the membership
fee of

One “dollar. ,

The Dcmorcst club 15 opened to
ziVe an opportunity to folks who
would like a first-class itiachinc
1t cash price and an easy terms.
[‘he Dcmorest is such a macltinc.
its record {or years tells its
North. In this club, Demorcsts

1rices as all the rest of the year,
up instead of cash, we make the
:crms those oi easy payment.
Every Dcmorcst machine .is
acid with a full guaranicc for ten
years. Every one is equipped
with attachments for fancy sew-
ing. Every one is certain to do
good work. And back of each
me, there stands the store.

These are the styles and. prices
—and please note that this is the
sum total of the price paid by a
member of thc. Dcnmrcst club.
Box top, 3 drawer—$1850. ‘
Box top, 5 drawer—$19. 50.
Drop head, 3 drawer—$21.00.
Drop head, 5 drawer—4522. 50.
Drop head, nutrqcutry finish-—
$25.00
Automatic drop 11cad,5 draw—
er4$2soo
Automatic drop head, cabinet——
$3500

Automatic drop head, 7 diaw-
era—$2800

We stand rcndy to Show you
the excellence of the Dcmorcst
1nd of its work Come and give
use chance.

Third floor.

THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS (10.,
Bridgeport, Co"

 

NOTICE.

sunny—I-

‘20 the Tax Paysril or the South Five

‘ Notice is hereby siren that Ii tax of
2% mills on the dollar has been laid
on the rateable estate within said dis-
trict on the Town list of 1903. and
that said list is at the house of James.
L Stevens, Pennoyer St. Rowayton,
for examination.

Notice is also given that the above
tax is due and payable on the first
day or November. 1904.1nterest at
the rate of (9) nine per cent a year
from November lot will he charged on
all bills remaining unpaid on and after
December 1st, 1904.

EARL ill. THOMES.
District Committee.
JAMES Ill. STEVENS,
04 3t Collector.

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{porous ‘A‘MHSEMIENTS.

 

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Friday and “Milly ..
October 7 and I!!!
With Matinu Saint Iy

“Ameridaa “‘

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FIRE AND M. MI‘O.
and all the would! fit
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terms—any ..

ire sold at the same low cash"

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Horr's THEATRE. j
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ion. nrosnerous 11

£111 herpes, one in“ th 2 ,
another in the Winter. 3

in this city two weeks use
best at health. , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
Ho engaged autOmohlles and had
the guests at the salt train driven
from Boston to his summer home
West Newton. He escorted the party
to the Turkish bathe or to Boston
Athletic club while the pi e, was 111’
Boston and visa one of the best known
and most nopuhir or the club men at
the Hub He Was taken With a“ chill at
the conclusion of the 'trl with the
salt train and died “instant y.—-—-Sridge‘»‘
port Post.

“an rwo 1'in DEATH.
~1"0u’i- little daughter had an Almost
fatal attack or Whooping cough and
bronchitis: writes Mrs. W. K. Him;
land of Armonlr, N.-Y ., "but. When all
othei' remedies tailed, we saved her life
with Dr, Kings New Discovery our
niece Who had Coneiirnptlou in an ad-
vanced stage. also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
Well. " Desperate throat and lung dis-
eases yield to Dr King‘s New Diacov
ery’ as to no other medicine on earth
lni‘allihle tor Cough: and 001118.500
and 31. 00 bottles guaranteed by F. ii.
Baxter Trial bottles free,

MASSACHUSETTS GOLF TOURNIY
‘ MANCHESTER Mass. Oct. 6.—-—'l‘he
fourth annual static golf championship
tournament, the second under the one
piece of the Massachusetts Associa-
tlon. began today on the links of the
Essex County Club, With an Entry list
of tortv- six from clubs about Boston.
1111 well as from those in Springfield
Lowell and Lawrence. The green was
in fine condition.

 

 

 

NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.

(incorporated)

 

. Propellers
“City of Norwalk" and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)

Leave New York and Norwaik
every week day at 5 p.111.

Freight received {rum 7 11.111.
to 5 11.111 .

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HOT AI T“EA: smile
STONES AND RANGE
"ass to" 11:9." '-
GaI Fixtures, Meta “l Ceill'n‘g.
Have you can our choir of
RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & AHOTCHKISS
COMPA N,Y
11 WALL Iraasr, NORWALK.

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Miss flaerum,
. DERM‘MLWH '
CHIROPODIST.

Lannie. 111.»;
Howells. Conn.
Dillon Hours.

, 9 (012 a. 111. II“ 3:30p. to.

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Telephone
connection.

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A B C. Capsules

are? py this time pretty well introduced
to the public of South Norwailt, but
we wish to remind you at the tact
ihut they are the very promptalt thing
to raliéion cold an attack of the grip

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GEMINI”

1 slavish. the in: or
and boomposeriito Miss Anna Hold the
German philanthropist student and
usician. has been sanctioned. Miss
aid is at present the guest a! Mad»
nine Helena 110mm ai Arden. Miss
field is no relative oi the actress at
the sumo name; 1

GOOD FOR cHiLDREN.
The pleasant to take and homeless
One Minute Cough Cure gives instant
relief in all cases of Cough, Group and
erppe, because it does not pass im-

 

 

' mediatsly into the stemach. but take!
, eii'ect right at the seat of the trouble

it drawn out the inflammation, heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs i0 contribute pure
life-giving and liiosustaining oxygen
to the blood and tissues. Sold by Clit:
ford Pharmacy. 1

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obtain a buildiua

1904. Map or [his or carom”. whererull particulars will be
- cheerfully furnished,

Taylor 8 Golden,

14 Washington Street

SOUTHI NOR WALK.

AUTOMOBILE
11151111111012.

Particulars ot

insurance Agency of

“con. M. 1.4mm

R. 3.00.. South Norwalk.
. Tilephone 55-3.

Try III of any at that
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am men sues :.
s smut numerator). on. thorn: «in-.11 1 Mil,
Emulent 01.11111

. troops on board has sailed for Bars-

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subsoil advises rmmsfiuhsw urn
Monte Cristi, Reasons or saute Do-
mingo. announce that General Oah-
d‘eht'ri as its Rhona. Willi fifii’ 1111111.
111th d hgsihatitho government Bout-
author 25. in favor oi Isidore Jimmes
and started for the interim. The“ Do—
minican gunboat Presidedibmiiith 11w

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

hone, on the south coast of Santa Do-
mingo. . .

Ramon Oacones. vice-president of
Santa Domingo, has resigned. lsidoto
Jiir’iihdz should not be contoundsd with
Gen. Juan. Jimenez. the tor-met presi-
dent at Santa Domingo. who was re
cently in New York.

 

 

 

 

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RECENT ARRIVALS OFF) VESSELS-
NEW YORK. Oct. fir—Arrived.

 

Steamer Prinzess Irene, from Naples.

TO BUY A

UILDING LOT

In the ‘canm al‘ a Low Price.

 

Ali Prices Ranging from ,
IZSOOO to $500 0O Per Lot."

This is about the lasi chance to

lot 11 home at such low prices.

 

 
 

 

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TAYLOR a GOLDEN offer: {or sale; (on Building, ‘ “
Lot: on Oumoy arrest. batman Butler and Orchard
‘ Sinus, Norwallr. Cantu.

lot in the center

Getting a Start in life.

What 3111 the Youna
lieu Do?

Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers: ut-
limately they are the 01m who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.

“OARTAIN'I IUIINIOS COLLIOI
am; I‘hlw‘h The tact that this
1113th ”at?“ “I Ih’tate mogmrmt
wor prov on it 5
Prof. Sartsin bu educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positi our.

ates in business life and the (act that

out at employment has earned for this
institution the right to be known as
“The “gallon!” that Malta 1 Specialty of

"NW“ mun-say Alli! Nltli-i‘i'
canton-malaria. runoav. up.
TIMIIIRI I.

 

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The circuit emotion liven to its sin. 1 -
1 dents. the unitorm success. ills gradu- 1

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reasons for purchasing her '
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us from the very best looms of this country and
' out to you, coiifid‘e‘nt of giving outlet! _ 2 ‘ ‘
I it prices. ‘

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

36 inch All Wool Nun's Veilin and Albatross i all but
shades and dark colors, atg i'i m

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411 inch CIhIeriot Suiting 1n tart, grey, navy, green and
at .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lollili'lhlliillll(I'll-fillotlllltlloi.»

5.1.1.1. Tweed Suitings, invisible plaid, new styles. at. ..

um..o.-I-.uous llooatlallclac'iollatlnoial'lIIlu

48 and so inch Victoria Iand Broadcloths in .11 new“ shed

and black, at.

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36 inch Lining Satina, at ..... ..

Well. you will be shortly, it you are‘not now. Remedy2, out; new
of tall and winter Underwear. of course

It isn't safe to risk thin underwear these days—too many all
changes in the Weather.

There is no better line of Underwear made at the tit-lee, ,

I N. E RYAN.

86 Washington 8m”. 1.,

 

 

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