.1 ur Stevens and, son. of Barton. . Mr
Buttery and family. Arth-
Steveno repaired a number of hand
some presents. among the number he
, in: a. 420 bill from her husband.
For in convenience or the readers
of the Sentinel. a letter box has been
placed on the 'brldgo in front of the
. shop of WIiIIIn B. Slim. items for
. publication are collected daily. ThOy
should be signed by“. the writer as an
evidence of good fath- ~
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Mrs. Lottie Hanford, who is ill in
New York. is slightlyimproved.
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The steamer Bond Currier was low-
ed be Bridgeport yesterday, and will
be overhauled. .
Robert Seymour. of Milford, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Seymour.
Captain Charles DuCross spent yes-
terday in New Haven. with Mrs. Du-
Cross and daughter Katherine.
Mr. and Mrs. H. i". Peels, of Doch-
ester. New York, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seymour.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Glover and
daughter Ethel epent Sunday with
friends in Bensohnuret Long Island.
Miss Lillian Knapp. of East Nor
walk, who has been very ill with in
flammatory rheumatism is now Im-
proving.
A meeting of the Woman‘s Foreign
Missionary Society will be held on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. J. Sturges Randall.
Smelt fishing still continues good
and these fine days tempt. many to
‘the banks of the river where the lit-
tle fish may be pulled from the water.
James 0. Benjamin. of New York
city. and Miss Eliza Ferris, of Nor-
walk, were married at Port Chester.
New York, Sunday. November 5th.
and are now visiting at the home of
the bride’s sister, Mrs. C. W. Hart. on
Washington street.
The union evangelistic services of
the three Methodist. Churches of The
Norwalks to be held this cvcxdng in
the. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church at. 7:45 o’clock, will be. ~ot‘
special interest to the churches and
to the public. The Rev. W. W. T.
Duican. of South Norwalk, will preach.
Other ministers and laymen will take
part in the services. The services
will be inspirations. evangelistic and
helpful. The pastor. Rev. E. Cun-
ningham, will have charge. All cor-
dially invited. .
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowoyton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood BrOIdwcy and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attentiom
The Emma F. Monseii house in Lo-
gan street. Rowayion. has been sold
to John J. Johnson and wife.
Lieutenant. Charles Ii. Oakcs found
an owl this morning which had a brok-
cn wing. The bird was carried to
Charles H. (luldcr's store, where it
was cared for.
Oil! “91110111
5 Gallons of Oil.
55 cts.
Robe%mith.
Phone 251-5. ,; Rowoyion, Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A onto for the Evening untincl, In
Dar on. are Arthur Sharon. and Wei»
Inoo Ghoror. Orders cent to either of
310 above will resolve prompt atten-
on. ,
\
. ». I
James Eduoyuof New York. IIIII-ui
yesterday in llai‘loii, as the guest of
his sister Mrs 331’ Francis.
W-
A regular business meeting of Eagle
Hook and Ladder Company was held
lnui. evening at the company's lltiflti’
quorters.
.ilIIncII i'ooley, who has been llli
dancing on operation at the Norwulk
Hospital. is able 10.4»! out again. and
is greeting his friends with much picn-
sure. ,,
W
Mrs. Sarah A. Northrup. of Dorian.
died Satinday night, at her home in
this place. The funeral will be bold
from the home of her daughter. Mrs.
David Nelson Mother. this afternoon
It a: so o'clock '
' ry here, for years.
. I in another Coins
" Chicago in built-
urprlse p(rly was
nlvcu Mrs. John 14; Stevens. Inst 'i‘uosa
our even hit. the occasion being the
centres”); of her birthday. Those
Imam were Mr. Mrs A. Plait.
MI and Mn. tori lift. on Mrs
W. Middlobr i'. Ind M I. i"
- Ironwood.“ notion: Elinor soar.
' ' 144'. Idd' Mrs. Robert
A very plodbitli "all
one-I»...
Chief of Police Bradley‘s men in
Danbury picked up three suspicious
characters in Denbury. Saturdei
night. in a general why they looked
like three cf the men seen at Spring-
dale. the night Jeremiah Miller's safe
wasblown the last timewChief Bred-
ley notified Stamford- It is likely a
Stamford onlcer will go up to look at
the men.
The qualifying round of the club
championship was played at Wee Burn
Saturday. The players qualified in dl
visions of eight. as follows:
First Division—B. B. Brown, Jr..
85; W. L. Baldwin. 88‘; Dr. Gerret
Smith, 90; W. D. MacDonald. 91; Dr.
Frederick Schavoir. 95: 1.. Olsen
Smith. 97; Schuyler Merritt. 99; J. H.
Knapp. 100. ‘
Consolation Division—H. L. Wood-
bury. 101; D. T. Woodbury, 102i Shel-
Iion Hopkins. 103; Dr. George Sherrill
104; Arthur Kenedy. 105; James Hoyt
Knapp. 107; Philip N. Knapp. 108: B.
B. Brown. 812.110; W. N. McCord, 110.
W. N. McCord withdrew
Other scores were: E. In. Scofield.
112; W. N. Travis. 113; H. K. Mc-
iiarg,.113.
. The drawing for the first round to
be played 'next Saturday morning.
was:
First Division—B. B. Brown and Dr.
Schavoir: W. 1;. Baldwin and W. D
MacDonald; Schuyler Merritt and Dr.
Gerret Smith; 11 Cisco Smith and J.
H. Knapp.
Consolation~—-J. Hoyt Knapp and D.
T. Woodbury; Arthur Kenedy and
Philip N. Knapp: Dr. George Sherriil
and H. L. Woodbury; Sheldon liop-
kins and B. B. Brown, Sr.
WESTPORT.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Woctport. are 8. Dlglovnnnl Ifld Wm.
E. Noah. Orders bent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Miss Edna Bradley spent Saturday
with friends in Stratiord.
Judge D. 13. Bradley and wife on-
tertained friends from out. of town
over Sunday.
Miss Etta Wallardson has returned
to her home in iioboken. N. J., after
a visit. here with relatives_
Mrs. (i. ll. Bunnell recently enter-
tained a party of friends with a lunch
con at her home at Snsco Lake.
Mrs. O. H. Jennings and Miss Anna
Jennings were among the participants
in the whist and ten given the end of
the week by Miss Marion iiuilbut In
Bridgcpmt.
The wedding of Miss Georgia Mills
of the Farms and P. Metcalf. of Green-
field. took place last Wednesday at
the Forms parsonage. it was private,
only the relatives of the contracting
parties being present.
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NEW CANAAN.
John Coo spent yesterday in
walk.
Nor-
Mlss Josephine (‘omstock Is visit-
ing relatives in Norwalk.
Miss Julie Heath. of Carter street.
is visiting friends in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. BIackman, of Smith's
Ridge. spent. last. week in Hartford.
Mrs, J. M. Dow has purchased the
Plitlo A. Thatcher place. Park street.
Dr. J. F. Gillette and family have
returned to New York for the winter.
The Dr. P, i". Osborn place has
been sold to Jennie Dormun. of New
York.
Miss Fanny Patterson has given up
her position in Cunningham's dental
office.
Dr. .I. ll. lloyt and a number of
friends. enjoyed a profitable hunting
trip. F‘ridey.
The Red Men will give a dance in
Raymond's hall, Thursday evening.
November iii.
w
Local dealers advanced tho mice or
milk Nov. l. fioln six cents to seven
rImts a quart.
mm ME“...— '
MIIIII Eliza Carter is spending a few
days with her nieces. the Misses Ben-
edict. In Brooklyn.
MI. and Mrs. ll. 1" i’leicc. returned
from trip through the eastern part
of the slate. lfrlduy
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. hoe. of New
llochclic. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. bailey. Locust avenue.
1—...“
i" it. Green has disposed of a tract
of land owned by the Wood brothers
III Henry lhiwnpori. of Brooklyn.
nual Thanksgiving dance in Ray-
{Imagine Hall on the evening of Novem-
er .
Karl W. Schmidt who has
seriously ill wl h typhoid fever. iii
mnelderabiy im roved and now out of
danger. ,
l
This events. the New Canaan
Grange will vio t Rippowam Groups of
High! Ridge. at the home of Cyrus
Soar on. .
The members of liermm'iy imdlsc. 1".
AMA M.. expect to have a good time
ioinorrow evenin. when the Master
Mince degree I‘d: be conferred upon
a fellow craft brother. Such old not
masters II I. M. Munroe, In; 45.
, Q
William J. Brant will give his nip,
been '
image can
he nine Rania t’i‘el ‘1
Dr. Todd. of New York. are ,ouiéyinsl’
W' c—W
(1.1. Scofleld In family. who have
n Denoke avenue. have returned to
New York.
A. iii. Granule and family. who have
been spending the summer in town.
winter months.
W
11.? Mead In making several im.
movements in the house in Railroad
avenue he recently purchased of Mrs.
Charles L Criebel
The Hannah Benedict Carter Chap-
ter. D. A. R. will meet at the rest
deuce of R. i. Fanchor. Maple avenue.
Thursday afternoon. .,
The funeral of C. S. Raymond. fath-
er of W 'Samuel Raymond. of this
towp. who died Friday at Montague.
Mass. was held yesterday.
Oscar Sperl. who has been stopping
with Editor Kirk for the past your and
a half. has removed to Hunting Ridge.
and is now boarding with Jonas
Searies.
Ted Benedict ls considerably im-
proved and on the road to recovery.
after a severe fall he received from
his bicycle. last. Wednesday. He will
be out has few days.
The regular monthly meeting of the
borough board will be hold this even
ing. it is hoped that some decisive
action will be taken about the elder
tric light pole in Central Park
Dr. Manne has purchased a tract of
land in the rear of his Oenolto avenue
residence belonging to the W. E. Ray-
mond estate. All the real estate of the
Raymond estate has now been sold.
TO REDUCE SIZE OF STATE RE-
PORTS.
“-
New Job for semi of Control—To
Adopt Uniformity of Paper
and Binding. - .
The board of control got a very
large addition to its labors when the
duty of regulating the printing of
state reports was laid upon it by the
last legislature. It is a matter of
common talk that the public docu-
ments of Connecticut have been
growing in size much more rapidly
than in interest. They become .in
some cases unwicldly and often have
been thrown away as soon as receiv.
ed. while in other cases thousands
have never been distributed at all. in
one case, when a reduction of the
numbers of the report to be publish-
ed was suggested, it was replied that
the mailing list of the reports was
12.000 and that number at least was
needed. but a postal card inquiry
was sent to the entire list and 6.800
of those named on it did not care
enough about getting the document to
reply to the inquiry.
The plan of the board is tinder-
shood to be to limit the number to
what. seems sufficient and to place the
printing measurably under compe-
titive rules. The bound volume of
state reports each year is a very bulky
affair. if it can be reduced in size
those who really use it will be much
convinced. To accomplish this one
important step In to be taken in pro-
viding that. all the different reports
that go to make up the volume must
he on uniform paper and this paper.
largely made of rage, will be finer
than what has been used and probe»
bly reduce. the volume an inch or so.
even if the reports are not materially
reduced themselves. but that and
will also be reached. Besides this.
all will have uniform covers.
Subject to such regulations. bids
will be asked from the house that can
prove their ability to do the work and
thus the different parts of the state
will be treated alike and no reason
given for alleging favoritism. But
all bids will be subject to review and
the final decision will rest with the
board. it is widely recognized that
the state has been printing a great
deal more than Its people have cared
to read. The three financial. reports.
on railroads, banks and insurance.
are in wide demand and need their
tables to be of value. But many
others can be cut and at the some
time be more valuable than before,
and that in the object sought.
‘ Why-W
CASTOR IA
lin flat for tho 4|an Bright
Burnt!“
Giannini-bot
i
OUOOISGOH TO COLONEL OUOHER
The following order relative to the
selection of a successor of th late
ioionel Sucher of the Second nfau-
try. 0. MG .. was issued yesterday
fwm the ndiutnnlugenernlcu office:
The commanding officer. Second in-
fantry, C. N. 0.. is directed to assum-
blc the field and company officers of
his command at New Haven. and
when so assembled. will head them. as
required by section 8010 military law.
to nominate I colonel. vice Sooner. Ile-
ceased. and I llitoImonner Inuko nom-
«inotions‘ for. «noise occurring by
lesson of the nomination above order-
ed. and mobs return of the nomina-
iionoso make to this office without
delay. transmitting therewith one of
his original. orders lubed' in compli-
ance herewith: .
WWW
A oIoAbfnouo .dliuAMI'I-v.
O
ii is a 1th column when you
lose your health. more. indigestion
and couoti otlun ha ; . it. away.
Prompt relief can innr.
New Life Pills. "Nady but omni-
i
a ten dayn' bastion itrlp In {the has '
. roudacks.
been occupying the Dr. Lambert place 3
have returned to New York for the
~ one:
‘ W“ new '
1 9-25“ «mi c.5014"
9-: Info lob Enron Powder
foo”. ,AdduuDrhm. mummy.
BROTHER 4N HARTFORD.
The Bocworth Mimi
1
Ion Answer-
ing Androm’ ' rlption.
HARTFORD. Nov. 7.--Miiton Frank-
lin Andrews. the alleged murderer of
Bessie Benton. whose dead body was
found on Mount Cutler, near Pikes
Peak October 4. 1004, formerly lived
in this city, all spent the greater part
of his early life here. Andrews. the
police believed. was responsible for
the death of a gamble: named Boe-
worth in New Britain about It year
ago. and they kept up a continual
search for the missing Hartford man.
A man answering Androws' descrip—
tion was seen in New Britain shortly
before the Bosworth murder. and a
friend of Andrews swore that be seen
him there. The murderer of Bos-
wortli was never found.
A Andrews' brother Alvin E. Andrews.
who lives here now, disappeared from
Hartford a few months ago and was
gone for about a month It was claim-
ed at the time that he was gone to
his brother, Milton who was reported
to be in the west but on his return
he refused to say a word concerning
his whereabouts. and no charge was
lodged against him by the local police.
Andrews Married Hoiycke Girl.
HOLYOKE. Mass.. Nov. 7 —Mliton
Franklin Andrews resided in this city
for some time and was well known by
the frequentera of pool rooms and
similar resorts. He seldom had trou-
ble with the police. although on one
occasion he was charged with blowing
open a mail box. and wan placed un-
der arrest. Andrewa was not engaged
in any permanent employment while
here, but devoted a large part of his
time to placing of Wagers on races
and other sporting events. He mar-
‘ried' a Miss Welch. of this city, and
she still resides here. He had a: bro-
ther in Hartford, Conn.
Andrews was last seen in Holyoke
about two years ago. When the Cole-
rado authorities issued circulars to
his arrest on a charge of murdering
Bessie Benton. the Hoiyoke police
were asked to, assist in tracing the
fugitive, but Andrews never came to
Looii Loki Look!
This is the week to eat
ESCAL‘lilPS.
when you can buy them at
551101 qt.
A1141 KINDS OF FRESH FISH A'l‘
REASONABLE PRICES.
1'44: norms ms AND ovens
MARKET.
Old salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington btroot ridge
CAPT. CHARLIO DUCROC'. FWD.
.0th Norwalk.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
in Effect October 5. 1005.
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NEW YORK.
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A Mir-‘43: 10. 9:51:11. ll: I58.
2’: ”lwl'lo) ‘44 “I. 6115. 41:10 7517'
Obnbury to Mil swam.
‘A
digestive organs. sndeuib coho.
ominous. colic. oonstlpaiiommlste.
.tiueranteed at it. if. hunter's 50th 11
Norwailt. and 15.1%
drug stores: this.
yrs-two» on." work by mom...
Wood’s. orwnik.
II
ultimo" Mourns.
Maid-wife In; i work by tho days-I1i
A. 11.4155. hills. 1111. 10:09:.
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c. nus: Ina}, II. as. I: III. ,
In W40 Dunbar-y. .
r' M'mg: 4'4"
' "mi: 44044: Nomads
i “so
, Howard A'. Evans. Barrie M. Arnold.
' Eldridge P. Anderson.
‘ ed capital stock is 525,000 and busi-
;‘ lnery, particularly engines and
» crs.
tion
loll 'I'bym
busy of Hart- rd the incorporated
being the following Hartford men:
The authoris-
noes will begin with 08, 000. The
company will make and deal in meet:
me ~
The Sanitary Houseclesnlng Comps
ny of New Haremhas tiled a certifi-
cate of incorporation with the state
secretary. Charles A. Krebs. Frank 0.
Dayton and Charles H.11nrrimun. all
of New Haven. are the lncorporntors.
The authorised capital stack is $85. 000
and business will begin with 53 500.
The 14.}? Bleach Company. of
Ridgefield has filed a certificate of in-
corporation with the state secretary.
The lncorporatore ar:e Harvey P Bis-
soll. Levi E. Southworth and James
P. Kelly. all of Ridgeileld.‘ The com-
pany will do a wholesale and retail
353: business and has a. capital of 58.
The National Social Club, incorpor-
ated. of Waterbury has filed articles
of association.
lflSl’lillT £511th 3233:."
$50" “to“, .Iv'lgh Bw‘yffl
0 hafnium.“ euro to"; Asthma Ola
24:41:11.“ Bronohitio and MBOIOR Con-ump-
Pint
prop-i ”It. I
-dionspollo. Ind.
I“.
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THE Joan a.“ ui were}:
AGENCIES.
ALL IssunANoI. nsAI. IITATI
nonrerss. no'rAnv. om:
IoAr TIOK
PATENT‘ IECUREO.
, I com-II MAIN cram.
Tel. Call. ace—I
BURTON & ilflltPANY.
Electrical (Joniraciors.
Estimates given on all kinds of el-
ectrical work.
Work guaranteed to pass Inspection.
Poof-office Box 508. South Norwclk.
Telephone Call. 390—2.
l desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Noerk.
oitl 6m
" I..."
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Laulon.
_ AETNA INDEMNITY 00..
6 Railroad Place. South Norwslk.
Tel. 85—2.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embolmor.
Io mania-in ct. booth Nomllt.
Residence. 5 Washington btmt.
“Telephone It house. 184-!
THE NEW
noun. VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
buncrsm PLAN.
Our room a special feature. On
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room booted.
nA'rlo MAIONAIL'II.
Final stocked 0be in connection.
A ful lino of Ackor. Merrill II. Oon-
dlt Com celebrated Wines. Liquors Ind
Cigars slwoyo on hand.
'1‘. J.’ SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Coil. 805-0. I
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.. moi-um .I. w. w...
ARC Unpaid.
A. I. 6., CAPCULEC, THI
PROMPTEBT AND IAFICT CURE
' FOR ALL COLDC. HIADACHII. lN-v
FLUINZA. NEURALOIA, ETC» 25o,
lilo leltfiiss PllilfllldOY.
4 no. IIAIII or..-
gct b room for tho wintor before
bro. all ‘I'hm In on four fin
rooms 4 yet. Ivorythin Ina Ind
sputum. Ito-In hootsdh
on» slob-s1. r: 194A"
omen thunderous.
“Mogul!!!“ o 0015!“: '
line Your Plumbing Done Right A
be. nonvIAuo 3
com and MIR. your «luiion‘fid
and cold .
The new
confection
For sale wherever candy
is sold
' Made by HOWE. New Haven
Mistresstrldgei have you ever
made lobster a la Newburth
Budgets—No. mum:1 niver worruk
edptarltéher up lli’ Hudson than Nyack.
-—- uc .
and will gladly duo
Horace R. Nash .; I A
CORNER MAIN AND WE" CT...
II I mini. or 414 M
on IIIIIIHII clement
W014 440’“!
To
oorhfom' of no you one no
olupln
born w to
“Stoddard; ordain In Enameled Lev v,I-
I410
tory and VI rennin
int
stimulant or “aligning 0 IM- 1, .
I
one. loco
stand a“ lit. -
we: ‘4. dislro‘d At your '49 h ‘
We have samples in all
loath Hermite: conn-
M HAVE YOU SEEN THE.
“New Gopher Nickle lea
Kettle?”
itHas No Scams to be Leaking and
will Out Wear Three of Any Other
Make.
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Clearing Sale
Geld WallPapers.
Now is the time to buy. It is my
custom this time of the year to rev
does the price of Gold Wail Papers
to cost in order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming In.
if you need Wall Paper for this fall
or next spring, it. will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay in the spring.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe.
256. 1
m
cnocksnv. GLASSWARE. LAMPS.
arc.
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
—————
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Josiar R. Marvin
Christian Swariz
IW‘all'
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
4
We try to carry in stock every- .
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorhamo
TELEPHONE 335—!
10 FIRST IT.
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
NORWALK.
CITY Niililllii RINK
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
$100. 000. 00
—_....._
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
$173,500.00
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prob.
JACOB M. LAYTON.
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Calhlcr.
DIRECTORS.
John
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin
H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephone Connection.
H. Better,
.7 WASHINGTON 87.,
SOUTH NORWALKp CONN.
c
1847. 19°5-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEO AND RANGES
ILATI AND rm noornio.
, all and main Fitting.
In Pictures. Motel coiling. Ito.
Have you «In our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
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