'PHOE...“ . PURE ' tortoitrnn AND FRESH ,CANDY “ LAN ES 51 WASHINGTON IT. imal News an Black dress goods at Road's. See ad. . New fail clothes at Rogers and Stev- ens'. See ad. . ——Baseball. Roton Point, tomorrow— Norwalks vs. Bridgeport State League. Cornea and 'McGrath in the points. Now music, only 15c. for Saturday. at Briggerman's. Saturday and Monday specials are the features of Stnll‘s ad. today. —Bad blood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health. Bur- dock Blood Bitters destroys them. Matters of moment in the Boston Store ad. Read it. Big butter bargain at the New York (hot-cry Store. Other specials in the ad. on fourth page. Road it. "Soft and Still Hats. O’Brien. Advance tall shipmens oi‘ waists have arrived at Miss Ryan‘s. Call and see them, Attorney John .1. Walsh and Attor- ney int 0, Gregory. ot‘ Norwalk, arc in Bridgeport today. —-C.ran. Sugar, 9% lbs. 50C. 1". D. Lawton (It Company. A number of the prizes to be dis- tributed at the Norwalk ii‘ircmcn's i‘air are being exhibited. if interested in first ciass_grocerics rand Lorenzo Dibble's ad. and then call and examine his stock. ' .——Wc will bond you. 'i‘ayior & Goi- don. 111g sale of sheet music at Colo man's. Saturday and Monday. Read the ad. ”Outing it‘izinnel Petticoats, 25c tip-4 ward. M. S. Smith at (io. Mrs. 'i‘hadtteus (layer. of Lowc street, is spending a. low days in New )Iil‘lt city. 1). W. iron" 01‘ South Norwuik. who has been the guest or Francis lirccu. 111 New Haven. has returned home. —~Mr. William Patterson. a barber of New Canaan status: “Hair-All for daiidrui! and failing hair is a wonder— i'Itl cure. For sale. Scltcidicr‘s and i'ohlmnn's barber shops and all drug: glam. Lincoln Council, NO. 1', Order at United American Mechanics. will con» tor the degree tonight on several cati- Ilidntcs. A business met-ting of Company D was held last night at the armory. when equipment was turned in. 'i‘ho treasurcr's rcport was also heard and two ncw members takt'n into the coin- niand. --liilst‘l)nll. Roton Point. tomorrow—- Norwalks vs. Bridgeport State League. (.‘ornI-n and McGrath in the points. iiurgess 1). Jennings, 01' West street. graduated this year from Sheiflelti Scionlillc School. Yale. but will re- turn when the college re-opens, Sep- tember 25, to take It position as as— sistant in the laboratory. The Sil'iililt‘i‘ 1~luntington will come. front Northport to Roton Point, this evening with art excursion which win attend the bcnelit dance. of Law's 0r- chestra. There will be continuous dancing. the American Band of twenty piccts III iilicrnntc with the orchestra: w-l’ccrlcss Flour. 80c bag, $11.40 llbl. I“. l). Lawton & Company. iovcrnor Roberts yesterday approv- (ill of the following bills against. the state: Connecticut Hospital for the Insane. month of August. 815,423.25; the Norwich Hospital for the insane. $730.93. for the same month. The scch-tmcn issued the call for the special town meeting to decide oti WE WRITE ‘ . Billillal‘ll Insurance. AUTOMOBILE Insunmce AND we WILL noun vou. TAYIOR 8 BOWEN. Miss Mary Kelley, of the Norwalk Boston Store. has resumed her duties after spending a yaeatlon at Atlantic City and Trenton, New Jersey. «New Fall stock Ladlos'. Msrceritt- ed Petticoats. $1.25 upward. M. ii. Smith. & Co. . A month's mind mass was celebrat- ed this morning at St. Joseph's church for the repose oi the soul of the late Thomas Kindilien. The Rev. William 1". Fitzgerald ol’ilciated ~Canos and Umbrellas. O'Brien. Rev. William Mnhor, n. 1).. is now rapidly recovering fronikhis recent at- lack of blood poisoning and is able to get about 11 little with the aid 01‘ crutches. The foot has healed nicely and he is regaining his strength. ——-’1‘o-night at Roton Point, American Band and Low's orchestra. Continu- ous music for dancing. 8 to 11. The Bridgeport SIIVorware Manufac- turini,r Company has been organized with a capital of $1,000 in 500 shares of $2 each. all paid in. The subscribers with their holdings are Thomas E. Macfarisne. treasurer and secretary. 249 shares; Francis 11. Maciarianc. president. 249; George R. Burner, 2 shares, all of Bridgeport —1«‘iannclette Dressing Sacks, haml- some patterns, 49c ea. M. S. Smith & 00. it‘. Webster representing the Gonnncc i’ure Food Company. was a pleasant rallcr at the Sentinel oliice one day this Week and before leaving prcacalv ml tiic editor with two packages of .ielH) icc (‘renin Powder tor making lcc Cream. With two packages of this preparation a gallon of the most do- licious ice Cream can be made in 10 liiilililIH, as everything but the ice is toutainod in the package and requires no cooking, eggs. flavoring or sugar. - This is the ice Cream i’owiior that re- t-civcd Highest Award Gold Medal at the St. Louis Exposition, 1904. and is pronounced the greatest pure food suc- cess of recent years. Enough of the powder to Illillit‘ a gallon of ice Cronin costs but 25 ccnts and nearly every grocer in town sells it. ~—b‘t‘:rsh Candy always to be found at M. S. Smith & Co's. 10 and 20c lb. OBITUARY NOTES. FUNERAL OI“ MRS. Ii. ’1‘. SMITH. The remains of Mrs. Bernard '1‘. Smith. nee Diver, arrived from Miti- ncapolis, Minnesota, today, and inner ill services will he held in Trinity Epis- copal Church, South Norwulk. IOIilUI" row (Saturday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Archdeacon Louis N, Booth. rector of Trinity Church, ilridgeporl, and licv. Romiilv I“. iiutnphrlI-s, rcc‘ tor of Trinity Church. South Norwaik. will oiilciutc. interment. \vlll 111- in tho family plot. at Pine island (lotto-wry. DELEGATES TO BAPTIST CONVEN. . TION. A special meeting of tho South Nor- wnlk Baptist church was held last evening. at the citiso of the weekly prayer service. Delegates were Pith“ rod to attend the l“ltil‘ill'ltl County Rap- list Association convention. to he held at Slcpnoy Wednesday and Thursday. September 27th and 28111. The chc- autos ChOSI‘il are the pastor. Rev. 11. B. Carpenter. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Slii‘l't‘l‘, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lawton, Mrs. F. C. iiotitwcll. Miss Viola Decker and Miss Laura Doly. THE BELL HANG TODAY. (‘ustonr has decreed that today is the last day of the season for men's straw hats. Even those wearing the straw head covering this morning wcrI- reminded that the time was up. MEEKER—OLMSTEAD. The engagement is announced of Henry Meeker, a prominent resident of Southport, to Miss Lillian 01m- stead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1‘). (1. Olmstcad. of North Wilton. A Safe Deposit Box in the vault of the new town high school today. The meeting will ho hum at the armory next Wednesday night. The purposes of tho an-etlng are explained in the‘ call. which appears in another column of today‘s Sentinel. --Crui.lh lists. Crush Hats. O'Brien. A, .1. Ross. Worcester; 0. H. Collinsi 1c. 1). hovered w. it. Creamer, Mr. and Mr». (1. ii, Eldridge. B. 8. Stev- ens. George .1. Loveley. Boston; 1’. N. Knapp, South Norwalk; R. S. Barr. 1". W. Webbcr, Icttwin Probort, Mr, and. Mrs. W. 11. iiryan, ii. (1. Rlclidulep L. 11. Dickie. 1“. Bach. George Mam low, Guru-“y is. Hull. '1‘. (1. Beam. New: York; John HOWBI, Greenwich; W. 1.. Modes. E. 11. Mom. Hartford; Percy Kitsch, Providence; v. A, Grif- tin. Springfield: Mrs. H. Dahlmoyer. H. Dahlmeyer. Pittsburg. P11.; .1. Conroy. Brocklon: George 11. Bishop. Middle town; leroy A. Sterling. M. H. Myers,’ Philadelphia; 1. Atlas, Yonkers; 8. L. Van Noordcn. Chicago: Enoch Vreo-l den. Louis Heinberg, Fordham. N. Y.. were at the Clifford. last night, the hotel being filled to its capacity. “Baseball. Retort Point, tomorrow—- Norwalke vs. Bridgeport State League. Cornea and McGrath in the points. Our Syrup’ ammo Pm Ind ~ for " is it most valuable remedy for (lengths and Colds. Pleasant to take and very effective. '1 .. ‘ . . "uranium“. coil some. am. ~ The South Norwalk Trust Co. will protect your valuables from tire and burglars both day and night. “ Boxes At $4.00 Per Year; 5253333? some.“ ' Scrum: .1114 Monday. Wh‘ewthi flu net Town the Ocean‘s 111110 toaold in the Shadowof the 01d Apple Tree 1 Want. to Be a Soldier iWheh the Bees Are in the am Where is Mavourneen Tonight I'll be Waiting in the Gleaming 1 Wonder If You Miss Me What the thrash Band Playnd Every Little ‘Bit Helm ‘ ‘ ‘ " "And 100 0th rs. Itco aim we ' V ”0% Nimlk. i “but «my .. I ‘ " Thelew In ll Clot es. 'A’ We've reason to be proud of the new Fail clothes we pro- sent for the approval of men of taste and discernment. The models of single and double-breasted suits are true to the dictates of fashion in every detain—coats broad-shouldered. long coats with fitted backs; trousers comfortably broad-hip and peg~top. $9.00 to $25.00. The new top coats exhibit faultless lines and bear the im- press of expert tailoring throughout. $8.50 to $20.00 I *— Fall fixings and Fall hats ready too. Some people may think that oats are oats. but there is a difference. if you will insist on having grain from our place. you will get good old clean outs of the best grade. ‘ if your animal could speak you would learn that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You may destroy the good health and appearance of your horse by a little indifference regarding his teed. ”ff iluy Oats Thais Clean. "a. MANUEL T. HATCH. f When you think of grain think ot'iintch. *— errill cane... Sinitiiortl and South Norwallt. ‘ lit-pIIrtIIIcnts of BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. OFFICE PRACTICE, "— TYPEWRITING. ENGLISH. ‘ ’Iex'rt‘au MONDAY. \ I Hooks and Stationery l'lx‘lili. ‘ No extras at Merrill. ‘ ‘ ' "‘ r REMEMBER, WE LOX N. A. LIQUI RE-DEVELOPER. M. A. MERRILL, Principal. CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK 0F VE- D DEVELOPER, AND HVPO LIQUID HARDNER AND REMEBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF IVELOX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE-DEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film Exolusivelu W. P. BEERS’ Book-alien, at tIonory. Engraving, Kodako, Film Pack: and Camera Iupplm 49 Wall 8L. Walk. 6 Bo. Main Oh, So. Norwalk. Ttlcphono Connection. soft sorc...., new... loan Clams. Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh Fish Received Dailu. CUTBILL’S TEL “108—- Twenty Five and Fifty Poi- Cent. Cut: in the Prices of wagons. car- riages. buggies, Iurrcyn. runabouu. trllll, farm wagon- and :11 mm 0!, wagons. HorseOw _ This Is Your Chance! ridge Fish Market FREE DELIVERY. W This is a boon. tide necessity sale. as tho Nichols Underwear Company. under tilt) idi‘mu OI their 1011811. claim the room now occupied by the“ wag. one and carriages in storage. The whole stool: must go in II low day: now. The cuts in pri phone or “wright.” very low pricel. LUTHERM. & cea are startling. if you desire to price 1 when nail, it in really a remarkable chine. to buy vehicle- at Carriage hepatitis y. 1101' i 7 a " Whitman Grape Juice. is a pure. untermanted Juice prepared from neisctedflonoord . grapes. It' is one of the most refreshing and healthful bever- ages that can he drank. We handle it in bottieo;_~also serve it at the fountain. ‘ 1-2 pint, 160: 1 pint. 250; 1 quart, soc, llie Clifford Pharmacy ran PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. CALL In. «women» Maples it Goldschmldi 00. (lmrponud.) COMMISSION storms. Stacks, 3:11:372raln and ' Cotton. Iwaru l. Corbett llock. Co. Norw-ik. TODAY IN WALL I1 REET. WALL S’i‘REltl’l‘_ 10:10 a. m.—~Wlth only a few executions amongst a few important stocks prices rose over last night's level in the opening dealings in the stock market to-day. The Wu- bash securities wurc affected by the evidence of rivalry for control of that property. the preferred advancing 1%. the cotntnon a point and the debenture B bonds 15;... There were gains of a point by Great Northern Nd. and Min» ncapolis. Si. Patti and Sauli Ste Mar- io pi‘d. Missouri Pacific rose a large fraction. WALL STREET. 11 a. In.———'i‘raders took profits on the overnight rise and the overnight prolit. increasin;: sirength. however, in the various (1 old securities encouraged general buying again. Very little feature Ilc~ veloped outside of the interest at- lnchcd to the contest for control of the Wabash Railroad. WALL STREET, noon—Tho Ile- tnnnd 101‘ stocks subsided 10 Email pro- portions, allowing prices to droop un- der small otterings. Many stocks got slightly under last night's closing lev- 111 Special movements were advances in ilnitcd States Rubber of :1 1-4, the preferred 2 arid i-iitlc and Leather pfd. i 1.2. ilonds ware steady. WALL S'i‘itEitl‘i‘, i p. iti.’ Little cu- _ couragcmeut was givcn to the advance in the soft t'tltil stocks, and after that lIIOVt‘Illt‘iii council and call money reached 4 per cent. the entire market i‘cli back. TODAY'S ‘OUOTA‘I'IONI. Report over the private mm or The Maples & Goldlchniidt 00.. Com mission Brokers. Swartz t Corbett Block. South Not-walk. Telephone 163. 8 . 36% 8692 U 3 Steel pf 10311. 104% 1 3% 1041 Wabash 22 23 22 28 Wabash pf 43 44% 48 44% West [In Tel 94% 94% 24% 04% Wis Cent 32 82% 32 32% MAYOR OOLLINII" 300v IOUND NO TN -——'l‘he body 01! Mayor Fat 01: A. 601- lins, of Boston. who died on yester- day. left Hot Syrian for Boston at 7:15 o’clock this morning. The bod will arrive at Washington at 3:8 o'clock this afternoon. where it will be transferred to the Federal oxpreu leaving Washington over the Pennsyl- vania Railroad at 5:35 and arriving at Boston at 7:18 tomorrow morning; n-u—u-mum-I-dfi-nl a INCINIIR DROPPIO‘DIAD 1N CAI NEW YORK. Sept. iii.-—Etigiiieiili Merritt Tut-nor dropped dead in the cab of his engine early today just ll he was about to apply the brakes and stop the Erie Railroads Chicago train known as the Pacific Exprm at De- ponit, N. Y. The uraniumwho had seen the engineer link to the cab floor stopped the train at. to scheduled place. A physician said Tumor had died of hurt dim“. , _ . 311111.118. 11.1th 01110111 but» Min “ mammilu. now can: or " and three mm the rim Open. High. Low. 1 :30 Amnl Cop 821.; 82% 817.9 82% Am C It F' Co 35% 35% 35% 3597; Am Loco 50% 50% 50% 50% Am Smelt 127% 127% 126% 126% Am Sugar 100% 130% 139% 139% A 'l‘ a S Fe 9074. 907,1; 110% 90%- A '1‘ at S F pl 105 10-5 105 105 littlto & Ohio 1131/4 113% 112% 112% il’klyn R ’l‘ 69% 09% 0871.; 09% (then & Ohio 56 56% 50 56% Ch M at St 1’170% 179% 178% 179 Col 1-‘ & 1 43% 43% 43 43% Col South 28% 28% 28% 28% Con (ins 183%, 183% 183% 183% Eric 52 52% 51% 51% Erie lat pf 83% 83% 88 83% 111 Central 179% 179% 179% 179% Lou Kt Nash 149 149% 148% 149 Met St Ry 128% 128% 127% 127% Max Cent 23% 23% 23% 23% M K It: '1‘ 34% 34% 34% 34% M K & '1‘ pt 71% 71% 71% 71% Mo Pacific 107% 108% 107% 100% N 1' Central 149% 149% 148% 148% Norf & West 85% 86% 86% 85% Ont & West 85% 35% 85% 116% Ont & West 54% 64% 54% . Poe Mall 45% 45% 45 Penn R R 148% 144% 143% 143% Reading 119% 112% 119 119% Rep Steel 223 22% 22 22% Rock island 33% 33% 33% 88% South PM 08% 68% 68% 08% Son Ry Co 35% 26% 85% 30% Son Ry Co pf 100% 100% 100% 100% ' Tenn C & i 110 86% 85% 85% Texas Pac 37% 37% 37% 37% Union Pac 132% 133 132% 132% U 8 Rubber 40% 53% 49% 68% U 8 Steel 116% 7 , ... _‘ earlier in the wait. the bullet was ‘ EIGHT NIW chili to duct! :1. , to 01m.“ , diilintiltr “fluorine“ omit and ii . CLOTHING and SHOES HOWEVER ENTHUSIASTIC WE MAY BE OVER OUR CLO. THINO AND SHOEs. WE DO NOT WANT TO GO UP iN THE ‘ ‘ AIR. YOU CAN GET JusT As GOOD CLOTHING AB dune. BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IT FROM AN‘EXCLUSIVE cue-v TOM TAILOR. AND PAY EXCLUSIVE PRICES FOR THEIR LA- I. son. OVER OUR PRICES. PERFECT FITTING suns AT MON-V EY SAVING PRICES. I . COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY BANDB FOR SOFT HATS. 25 AND 50 CE NTS. FALL SHOES ARE RIAw DY FOR YOUR iN‘BPECTION. THE CHASE DERBIEB ARE , - HERE. SELLECK & PRICE. : HEAD TO FOOT O‘UTFITTERS. “ - ‘1 i ’0 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAL‘V‘ '5 * . Telephone Call 324-2. X? If interested, Gall At Dibblo’s“; Grocery for , “Better" Butter, “holding it down" to 25¢ lb. If My Butter ll not bet- ter than some of those other fellowo’ “Best." I don't expect you to be Inter- ested—25c lb. ‘ Pure Honey. in bottles, at 12c and 22:: bottle. "» ; y Lightening Quart Jan, I few only, will sell at 81.00 dot. Kneipp Matt Coffee, the perfect Coffee substitute: healthful and nour- lshlng. 15 and 26c sizes. Our Java and Mocha Coffee has a clean, clear, bright flavor, and il Ip- preclated by women of fine taste. Buy Echo Farm Condensed Milk, 10c. and get Rogers’ Table Silverware, , Free—Knives, Forks, Spoons. Ladies. The Proctor a. Gamble Pure White Naphtha Soap is a success from the start. Get it here. So. . Saturday Specials—Flour, 800, 850 and 90c. as to kind. 25c peck. Common Potatoes, 22c peck. Shall have fine Alberta Peaches at $1.35 basket. to $1.00 basket. Get your Tomatoes now. Frost will soon end the Tomato season. But . . baskets at 651:: seconds, 45c. Green Peppers. Fine Cider Vinegar. strong and pure. Jar Rubbers. ‘ Robbery. There are plenty of kind people who have expreued sympathy for me because of my recent loss of money by thieves who broke In and , stole. This II worth a good deal to m. at this time. i want to say. with- out offending any, that customer: who so accounts are always way bohlttd, might now give a substantial evidence of sympathy by getting their Ic- . count: down to a small sum. and in this way my Ion will not be ufloutly felt. Such action will be a great help now and will be mightily appreciated. Hope to be of good service. ' LORENZO DIBBLE TELEPHONE CALL. "—4- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY " FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER P K., ......... . .......... .. . . . . . “a.” EVERGREEN CORN, THE VERY BEST SELECTION. PER DOZ., It. . 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR. ......................... 01.“ ‘. TUBE ROSE FLOUR. PER BAG. 756., BBL.. ................... .. 05.75 ' . JONES. BEN HUR AND PILLBBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG, ..... .... 8509 BIG SUPPLY OF PEACHES FROM 500 TO $1.25 PER BASKET. I FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. UNi‘I'ED OROOERVOOMPANV. nearest."- .~ 4° a - - no new K . 111... 20-4. TIL. I‘I'H * \ . . p 5 BY Eb BHANGI: AND OLAuu no.7 II CHARIIO .;. . ’ ACCORDINCLY. 21“ ‘ _ . omit one attribute- . incite! alum... .4 v|.'.n to I". W , I! when his gluon an wnouy to blame. Would it not to wall to how your one mind Iii-inf ‘ IT's FREE. O. B. Jackson. 0mm- oniolln. Sweet Potato”, Also, other: from on; _ . u mu. CTRIIT. NORWAI-II. OT... Hare You Heard the , Latest 1 m It's all over town. They say Raymond has the beat Coal. We heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the ,Iiirgéilt and , best stock. lut don‘t take our word for it. Try a load 'and Rm. ' it to your own satisfactfon. Not much risk in that. If it's alitiziih give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We archers. to do barium. ‘ Telephone "ya. ' ‘ i ' I iv . Réymon i one. noun. urns. cheer-lint moms . hoi- .» GREENMOH. flout. 16.—~11pon dov- brothir and hi: attribution. dormant ofthti x-my negatives. made to I“. hire. Rot-oil ‘ ’ in. evening, of the throat of Mn. 0. : ' A ' W. Hamil, who was Idiot by It burglar. 14m to laminated in 1110 built of the hook. it! position is nfiimidored II Ii 1-. who". III-111 iii Th. trim to am out. was. .
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