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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1904 · page 7

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9 bars.

Osptsin Verity took a barge at can
to Norwsllt today

A barge loaded with coal arrived
today for- B. Herschil‘eld and lions,

The meeting at the Junior Band will

 
 
 

_ be led this evening by Oscar Hedman.

Charles Trounsen. at (love avenue

 
 
 

is confined to his hom9II with 911 severe

attack at pliir‘l‘sy“ 11.

Mail Carri? Frederick Keeling
enjoying at‘ w day3 vacation In the

 
 
 

‘ Catskill Mountains

Mrs Wilmot, or East Norwalk has

been visiting at the home of Mr. and ‘

Mrs William R as, in Wilton.
The was a la Ire attendance at the

prayer meetinmgheld last evening in .

the East Avenue Methodi3t Church.

Yesterday a young lady who was
passing over some 01' the very detect
Ive sidewalks on the bridge tripped

The prayer meeting at, he Advent
Christan Cfiu 191a“ or 111113 was;
led by 13‘. worthy The attend
once was large‘a this meeting and?
enthusiastic one

Charles Hill. who has been for some
time at Clarksburgh West Virginia,
where he has been seriously ill with
typhoid fever. has l‘élllmed to his

 
 

‘ home here lor the purpose of Irecup-
era sting.

over a nail which stuck up about two
inches above the rest of the sidewalk
Down she went1 on her face and sus1
tained several ugly bruises. She did
not arise for a moment or two such
was the severity of her 'fall. There
are many spots where the planking of
the sidewalk has rotted and there is
need of extensive repairs.

Many cyclists have punctured their
lines and are complaining bitterly ov-
er the condition oi theroadl in front:
of Frank (I vim easy 11 new house on
Seaview avenue. owing to the line
sharp pieces of stone allowed to lie
scattered on the bicycie’path. It is
hoped by all interested that conditions
will be remedied soon.

All arrangements have been com-
ploted. for the big Republican rally and
flag raising tonight at' 1":45 o'clock in
Randall’s Hall The speaker will be
James J. Quinn of' Hartford and the
Rough Ridei Glee Club, oi South Nor-
walk, will render several popular nuiu.
Ladies are depoelally. invited

' to be present and seats will be re-

served for them . All file urged to
attend and give the speaker arousing

' welcome.

A special meeting of Mayflowci
Hook and Ladder Company was held
last evening- in the. truck house for
the purpose of maltl‘n , rrangements
for the annual ball 9Abe company.
The altalr Will be he] , Music Hall
on the night of Novemb 18 The at-
fair given by the firemen In the past
have always been greet. successes. and
it is believed that. tile, 9 9 9
ed now will be a‘ tar, ‘ to?
than any 111 the others °

East Noreen, from the nonzhve
nue Methodist Church south has gene
dry since yesterda.
break lit the quw it 11111 nine. . The
break occurred in h" t of the reel-
deuce of E F. 3111111151111 Sosview ave-
one and attempts to stop it seemed to
be unavalllng. The pipe line is so
constructed that these breaks are
quite frequent In order to :31 :1 the
leak it was necessary 191111111111 oil the

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

writer from that whole district as there '1 '

are not“ enough Water gates on the

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9 tor a tori dtlys' stay with ‘lrieuds

line. This morning the 111113 Was
drained JpIactically dry and a piece

of tin was soldered over the hole in 1

the pipe.' 1- _ . ,I

--—-—-—.~r-----9r-—

~N0 such thing as “summer oom-
plaiut” where Dr.91'9l1‘owler 11 Extract of
Wild Strawberry, s kept handy. Na
tuies mined Idoosenoss or bowels.

 

 

9 Miss Ethel Bell of Port Chester,
spent. Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Tlieall.

Misses Mabel and Bessie Clark have
resumed t elr positions in a hat shop
in South orwalk .-

James Ogden. of New Jersey. has
been visiting his brother, Mortimer C.
Ogden, or Rowayton avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horton and ash
will leave town today for Canada, of
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town

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-

tlst Church. met Wednesday al-

3230011 at the home otI Mrs. B. A.
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Rowaytofi.

c Old, Well 1

t, and hasIbeen
IoIt

' .ll
sillithi". hau 113' pure
Grillin. who has gone to Pennsylvania
hisho al’tli.

.peoial meeting 1w held by
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l. Agoodly‘ 11 1111111111111. was pros

All Rowayloii is always consitlv

a strong Republican place, it Will

share oi 1100de k for license-

lil1

noon outing to a ”

' change my opin

II“???

. par, of till a. shout Sunday
99 ”113,» ll. Seeiy, at Norotoa., ,

George Northridge and “AMI! have
moved to theil Brooklyn home or the
winter.

Horace Avery. or East Norwalk re
cently visited his sister. Mrs. Clarissa
Tri strain. 1

Miss Ella Bath's returned Friday
from a visit with her cousin. Miss
Fleet of. New York.

Mrs. W 111. Andrews of Williams-
burg, spent Tuesday with her father,
Elihu Weed. Noroton. .

Mrs. L 0. Styles, who is in town
agafn for a few days," is a‘ cousin, not a
piece. or Mrs. Nathan Dauchy. ,

Miss Jennie 800 old and Mrs J. M.
Carroll left Monda afternoon, for Les
Angeies. who‘re
“BEE i 99999 h,

very as an t ‘1‘ one at
Street's Cash Grot‘kefi‘v. 9
11"Mrs. 11.0. Meatlii‘tiss has returned
to Stamford from her. summers so
learn in Marthas 'Vl'neyard; Whole
she99 has a cottage. . 9

MI". and Mrs. Wilbur Reed moved
Monday to the upper flat In Miss Jen
nle Scoileld’s muse, Icorner L‘eRoy
and West avenues 9

 

with J. D. Crimniins to decide about
building a new Inldge over Goodwivcs
river on Bell avenue

Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Wood. of Nero-
ton, accompanied their daughter M111
Frank Lyon. recently, to Massnthu
setts, for 11‘ week'a'vi3it.

On Wednesday Piincipal W. C. Per-
ry entert’aIned the teachers or the
Center .stI: 01 with a luncheon at his
house on. H ghlaud avenue 1

Mrs Frituk M Draper of Dayton,
Ohio. spent one day last week with
her sister. Mrs. Walter Reed and lamb
ly‘, and altio'vlsitod Mrs. Dr. Sands
and sister.

The Wee l‘lurn Golf CI I Is ched-

 

.yn'l‘fiwn“fl

/<v' 4"”.

tells how any young
Lydia

dark 8 to before my eyes and a
untold 1193110113». A member "of the

1 Plow 3 Vegetable Cont
bettlo anew started takiugt.

morn"—

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there 111s till
vice. write tree
1 9 dedti is'l. Filth
lg‘m
thousonds at
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an surely lilil

 

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re 1101‘ pleasantly entertained on

find” 11d

ions or
h

hose‘pres '
The Buried Iriends or the Flower

Mission. oi Stamford will he interest . '
9 ed to learn of Its fair and entertain;

meat; 1

be held in the (ins 0,1111%
gt niug tobelulia’illl 1

go "us

My ;‘
was a guest or Misses Addie and Mary
Ease over Bu’hd‘ai’ Miss Findley will

 

the winter with Mrs'. carric Elkins.
'l‘ht flieuds of George R. Edwards

will be glad to learn that he has so "

tar recovered from hlsirocent' trolley
accident ht Washington, as to be able
to leave the hospital. Mr. Edwarda'e
eyesight, which was seriously Impair-
ed in Dorian. is now much improved.

A number from Darlon attended the
autumnal excursion through the Berk~
shire Hills to Pitlsfleld, Muse. Tues-

day. They were Charles G.‘ Waterbury I

aud‘daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs.

Newton Croi’oot. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ‘

Finch and daughter Florence. MissI
Booflelg and Mrs b‘airchiid.

1-1 A9 sansflsol thievea9‘
it, stores", Munrsdw
nWay. With one chicken and ‘11 d'C‘hln'u
(Igg, but Steve is chuckling over his
good luck,.asi the ihielies'left twenty-
flve silver deliars, n lantern without a
globe. n chisel and a hammer. Steve
thinks he is twenty-flvs-to the good.

CONSUMPTIVES MADE COMFORT-
ABLE.

incipient consumption is cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar. but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives
by claiming that it will cure. this dread
disease in the advanced stages: but If
the lungs are not too far gone Foley's
Honey and‘ Tar w'ill‘ei'l'ect a cure. as
it stops the racking cough and soothes
.the inflamed air passages glvln them:
it chalice to heal,1iud even in t e 'ad1
vanced stages it always gives 09 111-9‘
11111111111 relief. A. 'A Herrsn. otFi ch
A1k..w11i.es: “Foley’s Honey and Tar
is the best preparation for coughs and
lung trouble. I know that it has cured
consumptives In the first stages" Sold

 

 

 

 

 

 

and
" bill: she kept at me until I bought a
I soon had the best reason in the world to
ion of the medicine, as each day my health i111proved,‘and
iihallylwas entirelywithout pain at in menstruationwilods. lanimost
' ~Nsir1n limortnonn, 28

Painful

L Edd kl am’s
nwowrt‘omeubyl ydiaot P n I or

 

women hack to health -
or II! it h“ .,

at Plaisted' 11 drug store.

'Miss Nettie Blackmore, Minneapolis,

woman may be or-

mahentl cured of monthly pains by taking

P’mkliam Veg "‘éttiblé "Coin pound.

“Yomv‘e wousNI—I hsd fictiuent headaches of a severe nature

my tinnistrual periods I suiiere
lodge advised moIl to try Lydia E.
but I only scanned and advice and

‘ntinl Ave.,«:Minn‘eapoli s, Minn, ‘

Periods

beofao‘ aoti M Ihs iiatio‘n

‘ " sold like specinla
title will treat
or. no person 11 America can

1 id 1 l n i t 118;” finished!!!» She hasiiel d hundrca . 1
aw or tapers 0° 11 res 3 Her address lli hymanaaa. and her

otaocep 9her‘k invitation.

visit Mt. Vernon. New York and Wash .
ington' and then leave tor Panama-: 1
Park. Florida where she will spend 9. ,9 "‘1'

Ienterfd WWW soil '

’ The Edison Project.

Pictures Never IstienI Before in Your
' Ct

our letter as strictly

more Were present wI‘IIIi
9 cap on‘ ‘ 1’ Mrs; ‘lluella ’~
' B 1 past

"‘otins‘fi ‘to' r or ‘1

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I ‘e~d1I1‘IlblgutusI" upon
muse ll 'ring the liliHI-r rand
pended. Reports showing 910' o

"‘ e in‘ a flourishing” condition,

oven, and

 

 

 
 

It Will Fall You

to see us before buying anything in
the furniture line. We have a new'
clean stock our prices are'rlght. and
you 91:31) pay us.on.weskiy payments
If you wish.. Are» youprlpsrod for the
cold weather it not, why not? We have
stoves, also blankets and comforts,
good ones, too;

A.J. Angevine d‘t Son

134 WASHINGTON STREET-
{BIL «1"... fl '

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

SHAKESPEARE? MIDSUM-
MFR NIGHTS DREAM

With Its
MENDELSSHON MUSIC.

by , 9
1 MR. HARE r9 relapse
Assisted by a ‘cherugotleru‘aic voices.
Under the hueplcujof
THE DECKER CLUB
At the South Not-walk Baptist Churolm
Friday Evening. October 2131.
at eight o'c leek
ADMISSION: FIFTLY CENTS.

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HOYT' S THEATRE.

ONE on! 01111.11.
MATINEE' AN}; Niel-11',

sATu’rioAv, across-:11 15.

oscope Co.

Showing Everything New.

Z—GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS—ez
Matinee. 2': 16; Evening. 8:15.
Matinee Prices, 100. 20c; Evening

Prices, 910e, 2011,3011.

HOY_T’S THEATRE.

 

The “Wdrili Firsts
BROTHERS BYRNE
In their successful Pantomlmlo
‘ Production“, the“ ‘ ‘

New. 6 Bells

A Show that Never Grow- Old
NOW BETTER THAN EVERI

 
 
 

scalar Produc-

and MagistlIiIII ‘
o I ‘
'a'wtelie. at :outhlngt’ou, ‘ 1 1
ill ny.’ or 1

got Willilli '
and

hay have/1
ml
01“ llto'u C‘. lsbe'fill ol‘ Annuals. an

ad bystirinid Becr‘ ary Mrs: A -
b' ,

 

One Night Only, Tuslday Oct. 18th. 9’
the Everlasting Buccoul , ,

Positively the only Real Pantomimlcai

se‘atonea
Ask it

‘ '5 that gets into the‘ro‘or‘ns, when

the furnace fails to do its duty, by
9ueing‘9a ‘1 9. 9

Its a clean, cheerful and 111311;
pensive heat for any part of the
house.IIII1

GET WISE

And Order Early

Conn ll 11y and
Lighting 60.

Every Stile

Every style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
In our stock.

 

 

 

Our assortment is so large and van
led that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.

1‘6 0110311

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Window Shades. Picture Frames.

‘Palntsrs’ Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS. .
White Curtain Poles with fixtures,
100.

Cloth Window Shades, fringed. 250.
Extension and Solid Halt Curtain
Rods. 10c.

 

CROCKEBY.

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PAINTING AND PAPER‘HANeINo.

1.11 pecker.

1 8] Washington Street, I
South Norwslk. Conn.
Talonhone Connecticut.

 

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errant.
1119921 mi res.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

"1‘ H11. Sheet Iron. Copper

WED HIS
HITTIIYIG

kind Zita

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9 , vsnv our MANNIR.

 
 
 

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terday with the deposit

 

 

Gill

"Ammunition

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Reasonable. Fillies 9‘

 

walking allow. 9

“112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14I3I1I6.I

 
 

 

E1111 sill lately 6°. Pu- 111111.

Your savings ‘in've's'ted With tho‘lnl
dustriai Savings and been 909. are tree

from

speeulativo dangers-earn

0’ per
eutffper annum "‘ '

 

-‘—a prbil‘t‘ consists
tent * with 1 sale
’inetho‘ds-‘éaud 1’11-
ways subject “to
your ”control. ‘ "96
per cent per an-
1 uum paid for ev-
ery da invested

your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservaIHe

authorities 1111119119 investments.

State Supervision 0? New York and

connésllcut.

BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN‘ ET.

Resident Director._’ Reel
Mortimer ”09'
Charles E. Dow

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ll‘oi‘n . Lawrence

 

FREEDOM from worry about four to-
tors—if you live.

INDEPENDENCE from want of your
family—If you die.

An ENDOWNIENT In the Conn. Gen’l.
Life ins. Co, gives ,yeu.9both.
FRED H; FIELD-
GENERAL. AGENT...
N. Smith Ferguson. special Agent.

UNITED BANK epitome,
souru NORWALK. or.

TH‘i . a

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aour'u NonwALK. cONN.
ORGANIZED 1332.9 9

wrl‘rl
Capital ”00.00030
Surplus. 3100. 0'00. 00
(m Profits. 360.000.00

Oolieits loaodntt of individuals. min
11.31111»... merchants and Waller"
upon favorable terms.

sowm H. NA'rNswso
.IONN H. Redraw”
.111ch M. LAYTOMN

DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry loymour
Josiah R. Marvin lituuo‘i Grumman
Christian Ewart: J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowln. 1’

 

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WALL PAPER

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oua stock 01' NEW 00000
Jun 1N 13 A LIT-rte use“
THAN Ivan scrolls ‘

WONDERFUL HOW how YOU

‘ I9 (IAN IUY MO! 0000' MINI, YOU

KNOW WI DO THE WORK IN THE

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mitten for exchange ata 11M 9
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Automobile Tires
It you would verify I
and get our ilgti'i'ds 11
we HAVE INTsnss'rINq 1
'PROPOBITIONE ON AUTIUIM

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Retail Hall

Imported quuOrl. Beers, 010.. or we
IasI all the Domestic Brands. Iot-
tied by tIIiI'e’base for Farm ‘

 

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barge. Call and no
at my new pin . 9. ‘
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Delivered free city 0
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are factory Iagems m the fallout!
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ufld swim

in
AUTOMOBILESA SU‘PPLIEI AND dit-

Th Gallon Side Feed 1111111.

11012 STEAM mm 9
HOT WATER ammo.

Insurer a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest ,Weathcr.

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