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Since Hart Schaiiner d‘t Marx clothes came. custom tailors
no longer make the siules.
H S... (it M ol0thes maintain a leadership in st1 les which
place them in a class bu themSeiues. It’s "fellow the leader”
with the ether makers of clothes ’
in fit. in werkmanship. in cleverness oi design. and in ser-
Flee nothing In the readu tor'w'ear line equals them: and 1n choice
0i fabrics 11011 are not restricted 1n the least. .
. We are showing 11 116111 complete cOllection oi the newest 1n
brown. effects and grails. in single and dOuhle-breasted suits for
men and uoung men. '- Prices range lrorn $1500.10 $251.00.
in top Coats we have the sl101t hoxu coverls. the medium' I
length black coats. and the long. full rain-prooied coats in lemon
mixtures. Oxford and black. Prices range from $15 to" $25.
"m.
Here’ 5 a great show of the new heavy cheuiot neclrgees for
Fall wea r-lighl and dark shades in blues tans and grails. culls
attethed and detached. $1.00 and $1.50.
Proper hats and furnishings for all men.’
Rogers 8. Stevens
Successors to Comstock bros.
" EVENING SENTINEL.
oolocngséttor and PNDI‘IQNI‘
Aimenlc for Tomorrow
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Miter“: fluid-not
. win Hagan?"
‘7 roe 31111117011.
glogsteg to the Republican
toll of the Twenty- -Sixth sonn-
'. Mei, \yhlch convened in this:
‘ litany. Wisely [limited their duty
' «trims and voter: o! the};
y placing in nomination '-
Jotbovh R. Taylor on their cin-
lttttefi rotor. .
ho he hit! nuclei. hunt»
or will retetlnpu with Judge
oln MN to his mantel or
titanium will”. He will
onndidote. An Judge
‘ oi Nowell: iii» of»
Eli! 0 mil with ‘epprovni by
it im- nnd lumen ills
(piglet or the Citv or
chore been performed
lions, manner and in the
tr'ict, which he has been chosen to rep
and the Men 5 Christian Innuiry Club.
resent an Senator. embraces the towns
led by E B Mnnvillo The morning
Tel. 321%. South Norwalk. Ct.
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11on them the rimh‘te trout incl
churches of New York sate. ‘ The
TELEPHOHE 322-4.
of Norwalh. Wilton, New Conan and
Barton. His ,iriends confidently be-
lieve that the, usual large majority
offering will he for the benefit of the feature, of the dny was an address hv ’1
Norwnlk Hospital. and it is hoped will
summer: the one received inst year
The church Council will meet after
the Vesper. service.
Dr. G W. Gordon. D..." superintcn.
tight. oi the Orphan Home. Brooklyn.
Y.
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1 nee-r rite , . , .
1...... teen om t.
filtering-«(thine hie. till 'l‘ho‘tl (trend
‘ “hall“ ‘ ,
reasonably expected in the District.
will he largely increased by the on '
thttuinatic support that the Judge‘s
i
enndidacy will bring to the ticket. . Sertltts or snot-int attraction will he
“ “" inid at the South Norwnlk lllpttnl.
“FACE BAP-“3T QHURCH' EChtirth tomorww it is the last U11 in
. iinv lieture thtI :1 coin! inil llit‘t‘llnflfi
interesting Program Arranged for Pro ham 1“ i110 1:01....“ the ””3"”
. flotation Sunday Afternoon. Eitcv. 11.8 Carpenter will prom-1i 1m
'1'th W111 be a sacred concert mi Prcpnr'ntion for Sorvltzot" Bible chool
marrow, afternoon at; 11 u'flcumk 111 o! gracing interest at the noon hmu.
07kt) Baptist Sunday “(3110111 corner The tolrsocrrllion meeting will I19 hold
of Butler and Quinn,» 1111mm Thu 11 it Mimi‘-
pronoun will "be e11. follows; he the noun! song service which in
Opening. Chorllh.rwmyt1miys. when iortnnlity in eilm.
Hohhot i i11nteul.'l‘lre motor will prent~t1.'l‘her'a
Prayefl' twill lac the ordinance oi baptism at
m“. D. 5‘ Thomas ’Pagtrn still,» close of the evening service. Tho
Address. 1 ‘ Ellltiftlt for the tiny: oi'nitig~w~.Anthnrn
.ihhllute. Holden; nflortory, Art Thou
EWenry'.’ Jackson. ivmtinrArrthnnt.
Pressing the [3111' schuockcr; oileitol'y
solo. The Boy is Ended .1. 0. Bart-
perm“ ernrtettc. Elctt: anthem. The Inner Voice H. M
Bowler-Beets 0‘ Friendship. 1 ilultictt.'1‘ho mmriet will be aunitted
Minn mom 111th ll. Nowlnn. violinist or Norwolk
Bin in m-Brin in Back the Wandcri
3 3 3 3 FIRST hmootar cannon.
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The morning normon by the printer
'I‘ri n, will be do “The lrt'ent'enlhle new
We Thomas. MN White and MN Sunday school moot- at the clam oi
Morrow. 1 the morning service. the Metro Bible
Reading. (rim will humble promptly in the
' him. Mnrthn Whiter inndinnco room. “The Power or Per-
Biniihr-The art-tit White 'l‘lll'mm ennui influence" will be the topic at
n it Perkins Querieite. the tenet-tn league service. i
Mi 111:.
coder
M111. Merv Morrow
Maxine—Jenna latter of My flout.
» PIIWIM’I Quartette.
(lemma.
lemon ('1. ‘W Johnson.
PM tint-son's Mariette.
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SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH. .
W. C. Minion.
Silhieri. , ‘
Superintendent.
flinging-«Como to the Fountain.
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l‘niiorwna Qunrinttor ' E
i
men willi be the tannin the mleeon
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1 1111111" into, "A Word to e
1111'. "' Rev Dimititn'l prelude on ohm
events will be from the should,
the Employment. at Church Choir. enti-
hnthévmorut ant", yenooloi intuit at
_ :0. 111111.11. shoe
GWJ 'Ibn.iehn Grim
in the or veiling the! 1 \tll'. '
lilturenoo A Brown. The evening in» .’ ‘.
Warrior of, Ohri t o individ ‘ 1 "
3 ions Tulle
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no cordt tit invite
and to hear hi» little orphan
girls sing the Mornorn‘ l’rnyer.E
was fine. it showed that they are
the 111111 1111111111 111111111 Here
1.1.1.13 we“ named 1,. the magnum“ Vt 1‘ 'rc ilt‘H‘l too bus; to imprmc and our constant film is to make our store.
:Tho sermon was delivered by W. Bite for 11111
hop Johnson. 11111.1. D.. pastor of . H . 3 . .. .
89mm Baptist Church of Washing Smut. nitt (mods for Saturday, s trade.
ion 1'). C. itov. Grenville Hunt of VEGETABLES.
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339'33’ $33333“”Wigfidmm‘iafhfngfigfi Fancy White (millilowt'r Egg i'larit. Crisp Celery and Lettuce.
. , berries, etc.
WILL REPRESENT EMPEROR
lildltidN. Oct. if» “Empelm William
has delegated Lieutenant t} snare! von
Lownnieldt. of his majority‘s military
ntnii 11nd imperial Adjutant General
volt Sthttiettow to represent him at
the Inlmlttng oi' the Statue of Freder-
hit the Great in Washing on. Novetn
her 19. Both delegates named are,
incoomlnnirt of amount of Frederick
the Great. The) will arriw in New
York on the steamer tlahllmrg nbou’t
November 18.1
the ideal place
Sweet Potatoes. Cran—
. ‘ FRUITS
Concord Grapes. New Oranges, lumty Peaches Table Apples, Grape irnit.
llammas, etc
3" ' BUTTER.
The Sweetest Butter 111 town in print or till). We challenge. comparison in those goods.
NEW CANNED GOODS .
Arc .liriving daily and we ctt \uhow 11111 the best goods that are put 1111511 this country. Ask to see
“The Dinner Party Canned roads"
Drake's Cake-«a full varietv and fresh
thing you need Delighted to show goods
Charles E. Seymour.
LEADING GROCER. 1'
55 WeSt Washington Street. South Norwalk
New Figs, ‘
Delicious Coiiees and Tens. Call on us for any-
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PAYMASTER HOT ROBBED
YJUitOlt-l. Pa..- 0ht,15-~The report
that Robert Holler a payment» tor
Contracthr it). 0 Mtwi‘ wail shot (rem
ambush and roh‘dod 01‘ 313.000 try high
wnymnn. proved in tin a story nint'ied
by 110111. and to not true .
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VBBBELD.
NEW YORK Oct l5.:--Artlvml
New York. front fionttmmrinu find
titterlipnm .
ch.....»o.-ni.~.“ Hams:
, twat; tinder mm .1 m mm prime lentil in? in ruin. tor“
low prince. :- for quIIlty. Armour. alumni: Home are in I clue by them-
1 :1??? And don't forget that we give the1 Fathom Hunt Trading liempe‘ .
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