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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 21, 1904 · page 8

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A articularly ,
Dink: out poo utitho pinto gloss win:
down of th Bhutan Store during tho
early 1110;: 111; than?! {natnx‘IAJgAxE-A
3391‘! rod Bedouin, .
ml3pc off a borlidr dole about:
it; and 1 much it thrown out) of Bars

 

 

 
 

her Iiiberbordt Mail‘s win éwa'tic tor
Wind apparently has It par 11
pity for o newapuper 0111159 It went
hovering over thotfiolii‘ other: In manual
street lifted aft a chimney and deposI'
had a purtion of it thr rough It window
oi the house calcining. II
Another prank of the bureau .11...
men: was to 11.... oil 9. heavy blind
fro the second story at tho bulidinu
Ill nil titrcct occupied by. Shoe 13011le
or M. Ii Glover and ditch it to thhl

Ill the
'Ih‘i: Iii
Iiand

 
 
 

 
 

Motorruou said that while the storm
was at Its height they experienced coll-
~ oidcrublo difficulty In keeping on the

" ”platforms while pissing over the Innu-

IA dowu near Norotou. sidewalk“ F‘,’f‘“"“",°,{,’{,e’;§oufg”. 1m”
. e and telegraph wires struck y In (:1 1 .
wggolgilegg‘dnpiactlcally nucleus and which was badly broken 11,1): its can
the special wire to the Sentinel official foot with the hard sidewa

was out of business the greater purl of; A big banner 81811 porous Wall “may;
the day It was plat-iiuully Impossible notifying the public of In E Lockwom
to at anyone on the telephone any and Compunys auto garage. was. Film;
(“53 ““9 "0‘“ the center of tho my (:11 and torn by the. breeze and p111:
and this aftoriioon ovary available line-y cents a fantasuc appearance. AAA
man in the employ of tho company is Many awnings and small signs on
hard at wo‘rk trying to cleur up tho fem,“

trouble. An oxtla gang of. linemen has
been brought hurt: from other oitlou
and they will work until things art:
a sin In running" order

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

NEW Ill ON Oct. 2I~(1ullty o

 

tho any trnes were
0 15.1.1.1 prdbubly many more
at: oucoumbod tb the elements
been off most of

 
 

dict found the 11in which for of
robot two ho had listened to c‘vi-
donce prot .d by tho stato agnins
Gerohon M
killing hlu ‘Ill hand Pavoi Rodooiil
lust spriu-l‘ho douth Holliml'o wit
> probably l ussorl upon him this of
tornopn.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

' tn 11‘ Alden Solmons
. do Min the nlloy between PlaAls-
I I. o and Sclmons bflice ’lhe
plternoon are littered with
v61! .11 tw go 4
3'3 '11 Edge upplo trod blow
l1 atteet blot-king. traffic

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

mm...» W —

Som'ohow ovory man 1.1.1.11... that tilt!
Vows IllaAIIe at the altar are plot a bind
ing on 11;“ JArwoman than a man.

boon 111mm I1 fills county
first time ‘s cm be
on u Hutu in Counot out.
'I‘hoI 1111'
after iinlul
(HIRE.
in rotlnui
ly ‘tto ll

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

ire of the juroxs to 1:1

HIV. dross you from
hand to foot. on tho
i 0.4!» paym‘anr plan I

 
 

 
 

, niOl‘S.

 

 

he heIII t Vordirt pronounced l‘m
iall duvo -ld steadfast to u boiler

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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small it
' cation i
' 4 oriffs as the.“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

In the. I
. court . 1 ouch (lily of the trial has
been fl. od tho Illllllit had new»:
.shmvl it u delrlulimiliun to gut
withi. :but of tho 1110101 dings as it
idld o lu:3t (lay of the trial nonily
‘ 11 in.” during tho pt- 1.111 in
whirl July“ was going over iho or-
idenc .
.. N111 i: Illlilt‘isill'lti told some of

his: t that ho thought [111 jmy
wont do It. mooning It is pic-
1411111011 thov would disagree. If
ht (ll 15 this belief tho shunt-1 lug
not it‘ t ununlinroniont of :1 oel'dltt
of It innuouncomenl of a vurditt
. once 3 trmpeiament ’as long us
he w th» rouil room. After he
was from tho building he glow
I moo sullon and would not talk

to a and would out nothing.

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NE ORK GUILD MEETING.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

‘ Ann clan of Norwalk Branch to
' eld Next Thursday
Thlal meeting of the Norwnlk
Hmn' IiIo Noodltwmk (lulld of
Ame 1 the election of offlcotu
and button of garments and
hous linen, will bo hold on
ThuOctohor 27th. at. tho rest.
den rs Hoaglami. il’ Willi
sire. with 111 It) III-look n. In

It uslly (loull‘fi‘d that all room
born diieclors of the. olgunizn
‘ lion prompt in sondlug hi their
nrtl. wearing apparel or house-
hold 1111.1 thou: Innv bo no dolor
f in t ithtlon.
F.1n'formntlon of many who
may. yo homd of tho nmthy ob-
joct work it may not be out of
pinata tluII during the. five
yen to exinienco of this Guild
the. been collected and distrlb
“to. articles of warm and (our
for thing for the sick and aged
n: of our town. Our Hospi
4,9,1 received and acknowlodg
ed urge share of this number
in a officers how. sent orcry-
thi 'led to tho hospital of
wh wore in need and It is
we , that; there is always 11
gr. Ind, where there are no
In l patients. The officers
ha asked many times “where
m to are distributed. " and we
511‘er hope that this article
w public Information may
or oiy satisfactory

Jul/ill prompt in our different departments. Read the list of
the special things oiicied for these three daus .. , ,

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Millinelu Dept.“

"‘IIAI‘ee hundred Fine Out-

 

 

 
 

 

“Bearer Hats tor
$1.65)

W. 1:3 Vile had the good fortune to

 
 

 
 
 

:Ni‘ght Genus

Outing‘ Flannel Gowns for

 

a... vow -

 
 
 

 

women: full sizes and hand-

 
 

in Rats, worth all the way
not“ $2.50 to $3. 5o. Speciol

 
 
 

some i*Ié‘tgcrns. for this sale,

 
 
 

 

50c.
procure a lot of Beaver Hats‘

 
 

 

from 'a' bankrupt manufac-

 

“-"urésslials-

., fine Iiihiared Vclvct Hots. ..,.
bgutlfully rumpled all col-

 
 
 
 

 
 

‘turer, Imostly block; shapes. BOUS’ Knfie Pants .._I.

Two hundred Kn’ce Pants. .A

 
 

Instead of selling them for

 
 
 
 

the regular price, which is

 

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sizes from Mo 15, handsome

 
 

$3.50. we will sell them dur-

 

patterns. worth 751; and $I,_

 
 

 

in; this sale for $1.85. for this sale. 501;.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

DT 0N MR. DONOVAN.

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_ gAIIiII. for $400 and $590 Will . AAA Boust suits
.. I_ Umbrellas.

 
 

 
 

sell during this «he for $2.98

 

From Stamford. Sunday.
tory lo told on ltoprcuontu-

 
 

All Wool Suite, mode in

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

., . I . new: .2 . ‘ t 1th Donovan, who was chos-

ii- ‘ “ 1' “’ ‘ ‘ H.333. ' A“ 'MMW 3333'“ Pieces: “mic“ we “e o goraiic oundlduto for state
4 . . 11 I e convention of the twon
Fifty lino Beaver 3MP“. 3°” M'“ “d Women, clotting out; not many of. 31 nAAatorlal district. ycxlcrduy

 
 

~ The joke, however In by
,. It Mr. Bulimia"

them left. There" suits are ‘
‘ . umber of local friend» ho
' political conference In

worth from $2.511 to $6.60. .
‘ “Mil? afternoon and when
you can ”he your tam“ , . o to ruturri home, tho Nor-

. ' . ‘f loidod to make tho trip by
(33333333 3‘“ “33 3G3: 33:59: No our coming nloug for
nice. they started ou' Nor-

ltilondlnz to get uboord the

Two hundred waterproof
Umbrella with nice. curvod
Congo handles. for this rule,

are

or living effector brown,
red and block,

for thin polo ur‘

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

bottled of Murder
1.... 11...... 1‘...
g (If lib form
(It

muldol‘ in ~ first dogma was the vor-

’ will be the first time in
111ny yoursi tho death sonic-poo ban
and the
pronounced!

at out exactly four bouts
to the charge of Judge
It i Iderotood (but the doluy
verdict was duo (’lllll‘tl-

,pvcr (in e not: and when the but-
1... wuufl ly tuhon it was uuuul~

Murx to d no g1 eulhom om when

that be II have whut he culled 111.-

Who in ordidt was Iendeled the . . _
oom was filled to suffo~

any were turned away by
fried to
‘. 11. Although the interest
on porn luggcd und tho

A ,
. and 1an it.

kitchen Lamps.
liar 11 Lanterns;

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u...-.u..-c

) ‘ .
ilrnrkrt“l.umps, Couipiotc. . .

i

Allonovnn out offered the
"'lhat was a protty long walk"
“No. that's nothing"

distance.
ovcly morning before breakfast"

word.

 

 

pours in the no. of the New
gnln House today.‘ Read It.

M—r‘ -2... m... ‘_._

Pharmacy Sm on!

it) and Sunday
ad.

 

 

A BAG 015301.11

sounds well in a coral. but it is an
awkward thing to keep in the house or
store. It Is a constant. source of war
ry to you and temptation to others.
Besides it doesn‘t corn or thing if
kept that way. Better asphalt it In

THE SOUTH :OHWALK CAVINGS
There Ii will be safe and at the
some time always at your command.

And It will commence to earn Interost

for you right away. Isn't that for bet.
ter thAau keeping I: at home or In your

lth a Party of FolIow Poll- ofIic

THE SOUTH NORWILK

SAVINGS BANK.
umreo BANK 111.111.011.10.

 

 

 
 
 
 

opening out thut way.
11 Join: Miller'u Iiulf Woy
III on much as outchlllil It

 
 

ll limo tho younger mono

 

fun with Mr. Donovan and
had their plans wore work-
When upon a oneutd scum.
yéfwoih Mung towurd Dot

 

sitting for tho Nod place.
FANGV

 
 

minimal.
.7» on.“ won recollect but Mr.

inn trolley cur going in tho soil

It you wish to not nice,

 

on: showing It}? Had Ontario or
(I:

Instead AAIPA

, N11111:... celery In: bunch. ‘ . .. m For". z-Au AIA’IAr Main-V

’ Iol‘bAID‘DlIlAIA.‘ a?

line. We stand back (if rvcry plot-c of l or that we sell with

291‘.

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niemal'k,

replied Mr.
Donovan, who apparently was in ex-
toliont shape to walk 11 much greater
I take on night mile walk

“Why didn I hit toll 1113 that when we
started out?" asked It member of the
party In speaking or the jnunt after-

Good news for bargain seekers up
look Bur—

Special pliers on Red Cross ohm-o j
lilies and other rundieu at the Clifford fl'

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that I

 

saving you money? Why pay more to
others when you can get best grades of
Lehl‘gh Coal at $675 per too?
will guarantee ours the best In the
market. Also weight guaranteed. All
coat that leaves our yard is cleaned
and free from slate. a trial order will
convince you we are the only III-In that
keep the prices down for you.

Store, 20345
Yard 97-6

NORWALK OFFIGE JOHN T. HAYEAI

 

1 AHEIIHIIEIII 1 111
1110111) To 1111

W

Don't be misled by 1.1.... reprocenlatlon’
It to pimp

Atho ahlglln from your other pocket,

It in money making on their part) We do business In '1. loAgttintAItto WW.
high grade groceries It the lowest ponlblo prlocr.

We will oheorgnily quote you our prior». compare them with other: and
party deuldcd they would Nd!” 301‘ WWW”-

We hove received; fresh lot of Armourio
and while tho lot lute we will call Alli cm at. We

smooth. good c‘ocldnz .PO‘I‘ATIAI‘II heroA Ii thcAL‘

.thoy out one cent In one of your pockets whllc they pull dotthlo’
there is no charity to it \.

 
 

WANTS OYsTER BEDBI HAERSELF.

 

DOretta Auguo Sues Susanna Banal-IA

and AF’. B. Rowe, bf New Hutton;

With or ster beds in the Quinnlpia‘c'
river as the subject. of dispute. action
was yesterday instituted by Dorettu
Angus against Susanna Bussett and
Frank B Rowe of New Haven, an
attachment for $900 being filed in the
Afllro of the town clerk on prupel‘ty of

o dol‘erdants on North Front street
and 1h.- river in New ilaveu‘ sult'
thought boing to recover that amount
.ogother nitli passosslon of the bedn
l'l tillt‘irtltlll.

on order ousting the defendants

Our entire now ‘lino of Furs is now opcn and ready for your inspo
Izmir quality II1.AII has always prevailed in this dopuiinwut 1111.». born

.1 full guarantor
r A stands back of us, so that the buyer takes no chances when they

ctAion.

The ‘ sumo high

uluiuininvd in ll‘ii’ ‘ season’s

'iA‘ilc quuufuriurrr

buy 1 IIIS l'lmn out sloth. W I: in-

vite cvcry one to make a critical 0:. ominzitiou of those garments. No dcl

1 ship has been slightcd. Every piano is perfect In fit elegant lll design and made up in tho
, who was chutgod with

possible manner. Our p1 ILCb will be found to he as, lko as can be quote

I

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all of honost workman-
\ oly best
(i for I hrs of equal quality

1

Housefurnlshlng Spociais

45c. , ~<

- .43c .
. ,1 . , . my .9
(.ilil‘lpfllgll I;.’liltt‘l‘ll$,A‘.‘. .2 for 251: . j

31-11115 loilet Paper

. . . . A ll)?
$1.50 Wash loiiors .. ..... $1.1.)
‘ Hanging Laiupsnt . n. ;.. . ‘. . $2.25
(“ruler draught liuugiug
Lumps ....... “$3.95

Auy of our “$1.75 «11 $445 (hind Pulioll .umps \illll (.iolws,:1il compiolo. for$2.95‘
Any of our $2 .25 Lumps, $1.511.

RISTRAM 1 WI Norwalk Conn M;

NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.’

 
 
 

AA Fire in the]

v

i

t

om occupation of the oyster beds,!

and an injunction p1 cvtpting their fur '

thor operations of the plants are also
demanded as 1'.ol!ef

According to the papers, plaintiff
has for the past eight years been the
owner of the beds, the defendants hav

lug been tenants. and indebted in the‘

sum of $120 for rental. It is further

ullogod that the defendants have re-
IIIOH‘d oysters to the value of 3800
despite the demand of the plaintiff.
that they retire from the beds ondf
cease operations thereon.

Coal-t

e—u—I-g

Why not patronize the firm that are

We

 

 

TELEPHONE CALL.
Wood a Mochanlo St.
I A7A4 Buviow Ave.

16 MAIN "RAE“

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"(let comethln‘g for nothln'c. " ’

 

Sugor curcd OHOUGDIRO _

 

Grate

—_'_...

Carmel Coal is selling well
thesé' fineI Fall" days. when it
is too cool at evening to sit
without a fire. You will not
know what a good, bright,
willing fire In the grate is un-
til you have tried Carmel
Coal. Comparatively few
have ever used it.

We want you to try a
sample. If you have a grate
send us your address on a
postal and. you shall be com-
fortable for one evening at
our expense.

m

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THE “rs-Rm: 60131. CO.

 

After all there's nothin-r as

satisfactory .Is :1 fixst- rloss Slum,

pay what you may.

$34.0 .. , .’

for Women‘s First-Class f

FootWoar

increases interest, doesn't it?

PERFECTAuF-all Lino

is especially stylish; .

, Inn-onus 5

' ’I’l’l'bnc x3575

nation 1111 1‘11

 

Stall fin Account

up...

.. with tho

Fairllold count.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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