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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 13, 1904 · page 5

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, comfort and dismiss whlo

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Be sure that you don’ t miss Joseloif's
ml in tomorrow' 8 issue.-

A" very pleasant suppor was givon
by the ladies of the south Norwulk
Baptist Church last evening, and: 11
built. sum was raised as tho resulti;

1171,1111. Montil who has been visit-
inth'er lather William C. Boers, .17
1311111111111 shoot, for the past two
1ndntl111,hnu returned to her home in
l1'11ii'hnry, iii. .,

Lincoln Count-ll, No. 1i, 0. ii. A. M.,
will' hold 11111’l111po‘1'tant mooring 111
11111rrmt'111vc11111g, 11nd ovary member in
onrnt-slly rruur-siud'io. bo prosonl, 1111
lnn‘iluosu oi glont iluporlnncc is to in
transacted.

'i‘ho whist party of Shormnn (1111111-
1:11, Royal Aron-1111111, will be bold t'.1-‘
night in Red Mon 11 Hull, and oil 1110111
0111‘s and their families are invited to
attend. The regular business meetinr
will be held at 7: :10 o‘clock

“Opened Oysters, at Cutbill’s.

'l‘he semi-annual meeting of the Hi
11‘ lulshors‘ Union was held last cvonin
Reports from the different oillcols
Wore 1111.111 and acceptéd ’- The toporitt
woio oil of 11 favorable nature and
shbwad progreso during the bust sh:
months

The steamer City of Nt1rwulk,wli1ch
lately i’nilod to pass the gove'inmcnl
inspection owing to somo piping w11i1 11
was wroneg installed at the ship-
yard, will 1111 towou back to New York
today, and the necessary changes will
l111 mode 11nd she will be 1e~lnspo1ied

S111 11nd hand upright. pianos irom
$95 to 3225.511111110 pianos from 1:.
to .ti‘1tl.N'oluier1.asi Al J. W Stud
woils' . '

The' auction 111011.. «iii-1111.11 'of tin
Challenge 011111117111 toting (‘olnphny
1loccased,w3s toutinucd this mornlnr.
by D1: only Shorift’ lohn W. S1ull1y 'll11:
'nuction will l11- 11111111111111] tomonow
morning 111. iii 011111-11 when ovary-
tliing, including 11 scyt'n- 4101110 powm
engine and boiler, will l11.sol'1i

The Sunday Services at the South
Norwaik Baptist. church will be on
peclnlly attractive Sunday in the or
onlng- Mr. Clarence Nowlon will as
slot, the choir with his violin. The.
choir also will have extra music. This
is the loci. Sunday betoro we will have
Miss Miller, whom we all thought so
much of. with us.

A Well uitcndrd meeting of Norwuil,
Lodge, B. P. 0. 1'1. 1WilS held last even-
ing,-’at which Mr. (lrundail, r1 proxui
nent membor of tho ordcr in New
York. was present. The lodge will ut-
tend U111 Ellis“ carnival in llridgcpor‘,
on October 27, in 11 body. and outlet
pain 11 fine time. The Elks memorln
uorvlCe will be btld this your on 11-11111
in Hoytu Theatre.

 

RARE CHANCE+BEGIN now.

No hotter use for a 3i” bill than to
begin the purchase of a home at 11‘0111-
tor Park. Come early tomm row ultcx
noon and secure the best lots.

SLEET WITH FEET IN BROOK.

BRISTOL. 0111. i3.—--Tl1uothy O'Sul
liven. 11 well known resident or For

». ostviile. was iound unconncious coll:

today within 11 shortdistunce 'of tin
Forestvilie station. He was carrier
to tho slation,wl1oro ho dicd- in hill
an hour The lilt'illcill oxomincr guvr
oxpouurc 1111 tho cause of death. 'l‘lu
1111111 hnd slept in the open all niiihi
with his foot in n brook. Mr. O'Sulll-
you won 50 years of 1130. and is our
vired by a widow, tin-co nous 11nd
tl11'co'dmlirhtrrs.

 

 

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TAX COLLECTOR FOR BENATE.’

PLAlNViialJtl .Oct. lil.--'i‘ho Demo
cults oi the Fifth Senatorial Distrlc
today 11101 and uninitiated tor senator
Coarse W. Bears, 0! Bristol. Mr
Bears 1100 been tax collector for the
past four years. A senatorial cod:

 

 
 

mittce‘ for next your consist» of tho '

1011110111... P. .l. Prior. of Biotin/lilo;

Andrew .1 13111111111111. oi ll‘oréatvlila, and '

l..- A. Fours, or; bnlonvllic.

.W

W.
H0". View ”rt-ll 01181159110.
'lilvoryono who his remit

0'11: 0 ammonium of 10001201101111
1.11111 will rotates with Mrs. 0. they

of Port 1111111111111 Ontario, in tile r'oliei ;
1 #110 ht: 111111111 «otter. luring putterttd'

d the dil- '. ,
0.00001»

GAGEMASTEFt *WOOD’S 10,5100:
0310ny Saved m0 *iilio of Thoma:
Harris, a Noroton Colored Man.

,Vciy tow portions 111111111 1111 near
to horrible: deuth and thou 13111

, 11111111111111 but it to suioi y again, on was
" lilt"

'xporioncb oi 'l‘homus ii'urul‘ls.
woii known Norotou colored 1111111 oi
the No1wulk depot last night. That
nan-1.11 was not moved up into several
sections in due entirely to the presence
of mind of Baggagemuolcr William
Wood.
, 'l‘lic lucid nt occurred as the south.
bound Pitts eid express was pulling
out of the Norwulk depot at 7:28.
Brakemon Charles Cummings, of Nor-
waik, shared the exciting episode with
Harris and 0180\w08 dangerously hour
to the 111111.. of dishth.

ruk‘oman Cummings was uniniurcd
so or as is known, but Harris had his
oveicont torn from his back and was
scratched about the face by tho sharp
edges of the platform boards.

Hurlls went rushing doubt the depo'
sluils after the train bud sinrtcd and
mode 11 Jump for tho pintfonn of ih1-2-
11111 ond lust 1"111 juut 11s lirukomnn
Cummings 1111111 bourdiug 11111 our. The
roiolod 111:111 inndod With stub 11 to)

\H't‘u in itll inqiuni groping i"1)1 111111111.
thing in bold lost. to. N11iiho1' was
successful, but tho lupin-11111111 wus able
11 throw iliiuscil’ to tho dopot plut-
i'orm. out. of harm's way.

ilnrriu, loss lucky for the moment,
landed between the depot. pintioru‘
nod tho 11:11' 111111 was being dragged

Wood 131111111 to the rescue. He had
been forward to the baggage our and
saw Hurriss plight in on instant. He
caught Harris and held him about the
waist. The column mun nuns now on-
'11on exhausted by his efforts in try-
ing to cove. himself and had lost lili-
hold. During the ordeal he had been
drakg'ed about. two 11.111 .lengths.

“Hold fast to mé, ” the baggagemsnt
0.1 wurnod i1l1n.’l‘he stop of a out
come (rushing by and tore more or
iin11'is'1lotl1lng. bill his root-.1191 '11 hold
was 11 scours one. Baggagemaster
Woo.l' 5 position, too was 11 precarious
111111, and ho. won in much danger.
did not. 111111111111 unscathed, for he hull
11 good sizod piocc oi’ cuiiclo torn
”11.1.1 his hand

in tho 11111111101111: Brnkomnu t‘um
things suct- sound in remaining hit-i feel"
and unlitht the loot 1.11' of. tho lrnin
"iho lalior was stopped at tho Witter
1.1111111. cro‘sélug to loni'n the oxioni oi
iinrr-‘is lnlur.i11s

inquired if he had lu'cn bruily out up:
linggngcmnsttr Wood was 11xlrcnu1ly
11111111110 over his gallant rescue. and
'morely sold to itnrris. "That was L
1loso shave you bad old man."
“You're right it was," ropllcd linr
rls 11.11 he run to catch the (ruin.
Harris had been in Norwulk yester-
day to deliver a horse which he had
sold to local 'puriles. .
DECISIONS BY JUSTICE CLARK.
Decision was filed by Justice of'the
Pence William 0. Clark, yesterday, in
the disposesdcuao brohght by Mrs.
J. A. Riohardaon._ of West uvcnuo.
against Mary McLaughlin. The tind-
ing was for the plaintlit to recover
costs of the cane and possisston of. the
promises. An execution was granted.
'l‘ho slander code, of 811111111 Nagy
rs; Marv Mczo was also decided yes-
iorduy by Justice Cluck. Judgment
wns given for the inlntlit to recover
$15 and could of S 4.51. The plaintiff
claimed $l00, An appeal was granted
and bonds lixcd at $50,

JiiS’i‘ 111,111.11...)
- New Line of
Umbrellas
5’19 cents and 111)

. .mm Stun,
ill North 111-111 01ml. 01111111 1101111111111.
A9011: for A30.“ lpliw’u Mil-ll

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. 'l‘lle (tiller

that both men losi' ihoir balance and '

Just about this time, llaggagomnstcl ‘

Ht ,

B1 k111non Cummings believed that
Harris had gone 11111111111119 wheels and ‘ ‘

YOURTIME 101111“

COLEMANS'

A11 unusually iov'cr comedy wait
1111011111:
evening under thb 111111 of "A Scratch
.Ruoo." 1111111111

51311101011 or o lriluhcii from 11111
d at: it to th
who carried but the program
manner uothiu than 11111111111111.

1. n 1111111 were: Flor—
- lcty 'Cbcllo; M11111
k My. a clever mold,
Miss 1.111111 Raymond; ll‘rouk Strong. oi
"The iiirolloi'd Club." Peter l'1‘. 11 olcy
31111 1111110110 purl Judi; Manly follow
(til‘llilimion; John Muslin-r and doom; 011111
tsl O .
'l‘ he plot hinges on tho 111711 rip of tli11
young men in tho race for ion Den.-
lllllg'fl affection, and o. complication
11111111011, but of course is 011tu
straightodcd out in n lumpy and plans-
log manner to nil, including the audi-
on1-e.Mlss Jackson was very sucocss~
ful in tho leading rain and pleased tho
audience with her easy manner and
sweet disposition. Misc Raymond was
her capable asslutnnt. and deserved liar
title, a clover mold. The gentleman
were thoroughly at ease and made
many a hit stench othor's expanse the
conversation between Mr Costello and
Mr Mngner being particularly good
Taken as a whole "A Scratch R0110”
was as successful a May as amateurs
hove glvéu in some time.

The ladies in charge of the calm
pavilion tonight are: Mrs. John Mc-
Mahon, West avenue; Mrs. Annio
Plough, Mrs. John Cullen, Mrs Martin
Morris Mrs George Dutmilt Mia. A11-
11in b‘urwll lilrs.ii‘1unk 1.11111 Mrs.

ilugh ilurkin, Mrs} Bildgct Prince
W.

NORWALK DEMQCRATIC RALLY.
it_ -is oxpcclcd‘ timi- Senator August
the
a Down
in Norwalk,
next

0.3110011. of Georgia, will ho
speaker of the evening at
ortutlr. rully to bo‘ hold
probably at ixlcki'voods Hail.
Wodnesdnu 011‘: .ing -

 

 

 

 

QUALITY—y '

‘ success only' follows worth.

 
 
 
 
 

tho “best", but we have the

dollars and cunts.

 
 
 

i
STEINWAY GRAND.
second-hand,
perfect condition,

i $375 00-

'} HAINES BROS.
Upright,

1 Walnut case.
$150.00.

 
 
 

 

 
 

1“... Washington smut.

 

 

0t; 0t.” Joscp h's Fair lost. '
111111111111. 11111 weather ”

 
 

The successes that have been won on '11 foundation
of chcnpness are as unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. Real

price It takes slnglenosa of purpose and capacity to resist
temptations to ohcupcn. to secure it reputation for'lseillng

stands for good groin and its value can't be computed in "

auv OATerA'r CLEAN,

.IVV‘MANUEL '1'. HATCH._

EASY TERMS

Manufacturers and 1151.11.11.

 

nil—~—

81101111000. 11.11.11.111, 1111011110110. .
Early symptoms of kidney lilo. '
, Urinary troubles, disputes. Brlzht'
almanac loilow. '-

A South Norwullc ,citlzsn tells it
111. certain cure.

locksmith by occupation in 1110 01111111111
of the Nomad: Look Company says:

thin coiling who

position and bonding 111111
'l‘horo nt'u others in .-

100 in tho 11111110 via .. l. procured
[loan a Kidney Pills at Piulstsd's drug

and it cured mo.m

For sale by all 11803070} Price 50"
cents a box. Fostot-Milburn 011.,
Buffalo N. Y., solo usents for the
United States

Remember the name Doom 5 and take
no other.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

W
KNioH'r STREEIJBHU‘ROH SUPPER

With Musical Entortplt'l'ment in Town
Assombly Hall.

Tho- Knight Street A. M. E. Church
held 0. very successful harvest supper
and entértnin'ment last evening at the
town assembly hall in Wall street. A
large number of peogie partook of tho
supper, which was 1s 1ch from 0 until
9 o'clock.

The entertainment consisted of
quartetto selections by Mrs. Jumcs
P131 kins, Miss 01111111 Perkins Mrs.
John D. Taylor and Dumpscy Williams.
Readings were. given by Miss Harriett
Nichols and Miss uzzle 'l‘uvior. The
title of Miss Nichols' ooicbtlon was
"Tim Picture on the Bar Room Floor, "
while that of Miss Taylor 11 was “Gull-

ty or Not Guilty." ‘

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

and worth common'ds its

 

 
 

 

consciousness that our name

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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CHI'CKERING GRAND,
gm 1d conditlon,

$150.00.

DUNHAM & CO.
Upright,
(”loud for béglnners,

$1115.00. '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

70100011110 000-0.

Frank St John, 50 Taylor nvonué ‘

“l out not the only one engaged in '

tiers from backbone. . -
aggravated by the constant ohuuso 111 . ,
mooning '. /

store, tool: 0 1111111111.; t the treatment ‘

' Am. Smelt,

, Chi. & N. W” 188% 188% 188%-

, Col

- (2011. find. .

1 lslric.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ ,qu General Willlun H.Moo1ly. form-

For median! .1111 totally 1.1110.
We carry cvt’i'ythin; required to 1‘, ,
'th’ls line. W0 are displayings

‘compioto line in our window;
this week. 1, ‘

pr. calforrllu 011.1111. .
. 113. California P
‘ :“1 hot. Zinfandel dim.
it hot. Kollom Whiskey.
i lr'ot. Scotch Whisk 11.
hot. Holland 0t.

"1911 '
' 190;
400 J
850
01.10 ,;

 
 
 
 

‘ '0 ll: 1111.11.11.11. 'l’cl. 600,102.11:

TODAY ”7 WALL STREET‘
M

WALL STREET 10.10 11. m.——The
opening was uctlvc and irregular in
the stock market today, within it nar-
row fractional range. Pressed steel
Car and United Stat
£930 a. point and Konéis & ‘i‘cxss pfd.

WALL STREET.’ 1

 
 

in the specialties coloring" tor a time
owing to the persistent pressure
against the railroad 110.111.11.11 P11

ly lower and there was some yieldl’h'g
also to the C'onleis. Later on

brand [developed m the specialties

1isc.purticul0rly the inhibiting stocks,

and Virginia Caroilnn Chc'micui.
Grout Nouhorn 1 Bid. jumped iivo
points. ‘

TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Reported over the private turns of
Marion 1% Goldschmidt Commission
Brokers. Swartz 4'1 Corbett Bidet
91mph Norwaik. Telephone 1K3,
,Amal. Con 02% 02% 02% 02%
A. C &F 00., 25% 27 28V; '20
A. C. n 11‘, 111., 831/; 83% 831,13
‘ A'm., Cot. Oil, 30% 3014, 30%
4 Am. loo pf., 30 30 313
Am. Loco, 281,4 29% 23%.
05% 655465115
Am. Sugar, 132% 038% 132%
A '1‘ & S F" 84%118475 84
.A. T. & S 131110051000410050
‘Bhlto & Ohio 91% 1’92 911,1.
B’klyn. R. T. 61% ‘50de 6114
011011. 4’. Ohio 43% 43% 437.11

(111.01 West; 171,6 17% 17
C. Ml1‘& S. 13.16730 1079010004
811., 36%. 30% 30
South, 20 001,1. 20
‘ 2111/. 21215 21111, _
173% 173% 172%
32‘ . 3552 3254. ‘
1.11111. $811. 117% '
172 'l 2 ,117‘ ..
144%‘lflllfi 14111.
l.l.ou.&Nusi1, "ti-St] 1.59 1250:
binnhuttuu. 1051.5, 165% 1051/.
iilct. St, Ry, 12111 122% 121

Col.
1.110.811 llud.,
lilrlo, , '

'lst pf.

Gen. filed.
ill. Control,

 

Mex Central 141/1 14% Hit. 14%
M. K it 725710 08% 501,4. 57%
M. X. &’l‘ 1112814 281,1; 28 28%
M0. Pacific, 100% 100% 100% 100%
N111. Lead. 211% 24% 24 24%,
N, Y. Central 131% 131% 131% 13104
Norf. & West. 71% ll“; 71 71%
Ont. & West, 35% .8511 311% 35%
P00. Mail. 35' ‘0 36% 35 00%
Venn, R. R. 133 133% 133% 183%
P00. Gas. 1033/. 104% 108% 104%
Pres. 8. Car, 39% 39% 40

Reading. , 71% 72 71 71%
Read. 1st pt. 86% 80% 86% 80%
Rock Island, 28% 29% 28%“ 28%
Rub. Goodsy 22% 23%. 22% 28

South. Pac. 69 50% 584i. 60

‘Sou. Ry. Co., 33% 33% 32% 33%
Tenn. C. it. 1., 50% 61 60% 51

Texas I’m, ,331/ 33 la 33% 33%.
Union. Poo, 105 106% 104% 104%
U. 8. Leather, 10% 11% 10% 10%
U. 8. Lénth. p 89% 00 ‘ 80%, 89%
U. 3. Rubber. 27%, 28% 27% 28

11.8 Steel, 18715-11935, 18% 17%
ll 8. Steel. pf 70% 77% 70% 77%
Wabash 20 ' 20% 20% 20%
Wabash 117.42 42- 42 42

Wis. Cent. 20 20% 20 20

w

TWO REPUBLiCAN RALLI £8.

”oratory Moody and 030, Miller, 07
‘ Wat Virginia; coming.

Two .0110 Republican rallies have
boon planned for South Norwnik soon.
'l‘wo prominont 11 80km twill be heard.
lithe first rally w it luv-ho on October
20th in Hoyt'l Thostrtlr' 01151011011101)
0‘. Gordon Miller. of Watt Viralultt.
11111 ho the speaker or the ovonlol.
Mr. Miller in one of the nest unenli-
ers of West Virginia and u ninterert-
in: 11111710011 will doubtleas result. The

or 1'11in will be held ‘probnbly on
Novamber 4.77111 speaker will be a
mum of international celebrity, Attor-

 

 

m'ly ”oratory of the nary, and one of
lilo 1111311111111 man in the cabinet at
l’midcnt Monarch. com-mums

0:. Hill rm inntrnmontni in harm
10000 000830" rent to South blrovmlk.
The Rough Rider Republican 0100
Club will sin: 01 both rallies.

1101110 to tomorrow. '

Will How Largo Nahum-oi

'Mlltllm'i ‘0 ll! Hilly. ‘

Allin him i: macro Mublicnn moo
c't’ur 11111 1.0111111041111011. 111111

club 111111 1111111111 all

 

1111111111:- 11111 T

) +1710 3001'.
oral rise bolted the 111111 speculation

chic and Atohlson were forced slight» '

illr .
market stiffened when 1111 urgent d'é ‘

which 1111.! not figured in the 1111113101.,r "

00th 0111111- 11111111111111» om club .

03min: Willi fill m1“! ii'fllu'o m . 1'
I” [do I A!“

 

"orrivcd, and we \shall be glad to show you how 11

can be made when talent shapes the cloth.

0
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ll Washington Street Soutthorwalk
“ELEPHONB‘. C'ALL' 324-10. ‘ '

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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DESIRABLE FRUIT AND VEGT'

Cauliflower is now fine, and more plenty.
for 250. u to the size and quality.
Green poppet-I, will be soon out of market.

Cheap here.
Fine cabbage.

Cranberries, special lino dark berries. 9c, 3 qto. 250.
Some fine fall pippln apples,
Some fine groaning applcl. ,
. Some finest new flat. soft,tl1ln skin, 17110.
Some common cooking ap‘plu, 150
apeclal bargain, flour "in". on Jones
Bargain Quince. 500 pk.
. I

851: bag.
use 110

 
 
 
 
 

 

Clipper, from 80 ,

 
 
 
 
 

if you want any.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

peck.
flour with other godd- only uni),
Trying to 50 uuiul to the p11

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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Ho Seas Bast
DOYOU RIM-lllmmou W a 0.11"... fig; .

mmmulmmutmwsbt, on It Ib-
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DON'T 1‘!!le WITH YOUR IV!" WIIMTIDN P'I'IIN M
FIO'I' "WIND BUAIMWIID. .-

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or one in good." worlds; 0:00 "
Beef is the part of the 009000 '
ply—high class bee! lit
any man. woman or chll
claims the “worth while‘”
What: we can’t furnish in tile it",
is not to be had in town. ‘

nun—nun.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

wrro cm or: '
councilman:

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

B. JACKSON

I. WALL I'I'RIIT.

Merrill Boolnoss Col

For one month

N'IW I‘I‘YLID

 

Looxurc roll ma mm 1'

it will cost you only 711.60 and if not

with instruction, money will be rptunti 011. Book: Ind 010001107
motor" 7011 011. month boxlnnlnc 00 tailor 111.

Doorman-1.9100113111111110, Mullah sud Art hermit.

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STAMFORD CONN»- -

 
 

 
 

A - MERRILL. Martina

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