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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 10, 1906 · page 4

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3. ,wortli while.-
* dude never new teeturee union the
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and a half miles lens The
dcheme is estimated at ov-
M The line will take fire
g. youe to construct, and will
‘, may from Calais to north

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hse .luet been brought out in
aptatlon of Marconi's eye-
ll‘eiese telegraphy which line
Moot to .greatly diminish the
. collision on reiiweye.‘ it is
:tpr the invention that by its
.stntion can be put in commut-
a train running on the line
with another on the some
,li‘he apparatus is stated to be
Ad easily worked. its inven-
‘Pr'ot. Giovanni del Veccblo, oi

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cedose of the St Bernard
being trained by European
or use in war. Thoee employ
the Russians in Menchurie prov-
‘ in dndlng the wounded.
of whom probably are never

In the FrancoPrueelen wer.
“129,000 casualties. there were as
Was 13.000 returned no missing,"e

‘ pest number oi whom. it is be
,. would, with the .ald of trained

have been located and recovered

 

 

ital-y is told of a family in nu
M passionately devoted to bridge
hich was plunsed into mourn-

 

es to whether the deceased
ve chosen to be buried or ore-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, who, lookin: at his mother.
». will leave it to you.” to which

 

 
 

 
 

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moulds adjacent to West-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mill sun illsie oi more mod-

 
 

 
 
 

loss will be men of experience and ts.-

lent. path eveuios hi 1. 30 W30 “"9“ existence it
. y thoaddl not the comet
. meetl will be held. in Howell: and to a... orhheet'ra. mined by ur Dur- “fill? 25”,? Ifim‘i'l'fi V

.1 nth ol'Wllk. Rhiloi these? eye "fl
nice meeting: will be undei- the Lrlgltmgmgmgm H Harrlneton. Now you;

rceotlgli of the State evangelist. Dr in: cradle “m Mm anti intermediate Pierce Arrow)

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be present the three days. Through

 
 

 
 
 
 

hr e loss of the tether. A discus-

 
 
 
 

Tiie decision wee left to the

Willow replied: "i make it

 

, Win'llnsland ie to be seen
«Mil dial. which is composed
yew tree has the pin and
box bushes tor the
resend horderinu. it
over two hundred years

 

its tloielteeplne compares

 
 

W
. witches telegraph:V ete-
Q acorn at trained and at

bid to send wlre‘less
the Atlantic. eeidllr.

tlllil’ ”' no. new route." no text it a u w- L w I" um
i d in lie 10: 1-»- V' "V "‘ ' V ”V“ real working rope have t mes A airl can catch a husband with
mm mm warmtiiha'amy tor lord. u" Arthur Clampbell and foul pockets. “A Md. ice. iii: these her looks it takes tact to hold him.

the .
hearth desire audit lilac Case. New Altork. (at h. h. Column in to make the t" 900k”! a one wide

VVAV Ayicr. New York.
. out about
woman was “mic (it 3; [1.”de

is. that they might. be saved. . ' bl a.)
W has hll ImoiSlW will! 39 m1“ Wood m 1ft

. needay attornoon Wednesday 9” enthuelutic not: a hartioular line of Vvoodnfliew York, and am

dune . writer is interested

an} the State Union wil hold its an- :mnthuelsetlo limit all lines or Vim; Reynolds. Holhroolt, or flu

banquet. carried on in his church. but he is she-

3‘; The mention of the convention will
A it? 0' vital interest, many or the best clelly interested in the evsnheiietlc

makers in the country will give ad-

V’ “‘9 ”“39"" violin. added to the lmpfeuldenm of h. 9 Royal 1.0mm ).

e noon hour in u... service and m mu v colored ~

held
We at thoee moot

‘ It i expected that 300 delegates will
the courtesy of the South Norwaik

out or these con'ventldns meatless. will

”A A “V0 "091‘“ materiel” mourn The Sands school will attend the
beginning Sunday, October 21”., under marl-“n“ .9371” la ‘ body. the mm]-
the leadership of the State Evangelist will give an address on Sunday school

wbesldee these there is the Philathea

Bloom'mr young ladies; the‘ Decker York. (iltl V V Deiauney

(ion can i i di .1 Bliiiii oiisii’iii ougiiiii‘niliii till: ”'0“ VVVVVW“ "WWW" “5 h- V
[to one poope, nneran out»

we: will be served in a... Maine room sturd‘ttmml’t mi filth 1"- W‘ N" we" Nor-l“ ”mum” “V “"94“ 3“" “l" —-Biaclt Sill: Coats. Black Silk for shit... for Waists and for

M “‘9" church church and oonereea tion (in the walk 0°“ “0 V V '
A “W immflm fem-“r0 8mm fourth Sunday of September will do

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

William Brewster and
Mr. and Mrs. iii. 0. Show.

Rapier).

our rally day of the Sunday school.

 
 

WALK SOLD.

“V ““89“. work. and a souvenir suitable (or the John N. Tuttie, through

 
 

 

occealon will be given all thoee who

(VV V-lh lb. ' ‘ when will the wwoulan 1
I» ' VVVVV ‘VV ”NV Matt “V" "to much an mmesiienthali lm‘in fling-3%film in thi's but»
. Win-- (1‘ Mt WWW" titling e healer tlsuwe. as. . not one or throw a ' ‘

mm A.
V tired 3‘ ”like V‘mm‘V pocket bee coins to be e testers another trip it: wholly!” district VV

. 0h .

”V ‘ iii-"ind Mrs "A it Woolson and m WV” “VT?” molten l
- ' - the dainty little taco w'orh ail‘eirssre ea shoes cost inst 898." she ed

“It". CVVVW‘V’ 'WVVVVVV' TV'VVV' incomplete without sytioy lrlbbonatrlm- milled the tiret day she wore them.

row)
:"Iillss Millage withdrawals
work in its host mas. And to very ill. 63%;”th 33in ‘V' utoosr ‘
successful in wilinine men to the cause on “V”! new ones of Illlld silk .
dresses and the discussio‘ne will be $9011“;th '2" W1 fiW‘w with lull. Larchmont. (it) h. p. Royal Touo
m e o y as war.“-
. The convention this year will intro computed h ur. ”mum on the William H Peek, New Y

man. In“ I" Emma Smith on m“ Pm). Waterman. Summit

A New York.

on
g '3), Martin and D. w‘,‘I Ne Plaln- laying the preference over the loan .
held (20 h. p. Stevenéb‘uryea). lulled Skin! a!“ "PA 30 “AWN"? Drop Skirts. Of course the wise woman will endeavor to
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ma that should. liven

 

 

 

med pocket tor the thifinble‘. while the

 

Beatrice stitched to plant John the on 3

......... “incumrmowu o:
rrow ru at on n

V‘ ”Minot-ice. ‘7

When the ruillles ot a sill: pettlccst ‘ j

beepine frayed. and no like material ‘ ‘ 3

HW. A , ie to be had. they may be replaced by

 
 

 

 

 

‘ Small boys and girls may be made

ore. (:0 h Vary smart «by wide embroidered col-

l"- nnd out I two to their jackets
N I (to 0' uMoved suits This kind or accos- Highs“; Qualities at LOW Prices
' " '0?! requires irequent replacing but

 

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the immaculate look they ve more . ,. .0..- m, . 'E'V.“
The Sunday school was well attend- Hugglfizmfirzi ‘5‘ g‘gfiafia a then repays tor the trouble?1 . ‘ . . , . ll“
ed and commenced a new era in its a Waring.’liaster WW ’ . 3 .,

A soft bow without ends It the base .
A agitlle filler i: gent lull: dainty ilie ‘ . . . . . ' 1 ‘3
or once ace wnwen‘ ‘ ' , ~ ' e-neme ‘
3:0: 1;: the "it and can" are M lg; Silks worth coining for ATwo good reason '_ . , v. A
The brightest of colors are none too .
rty. m... m tor opera velsee add work excellent quality. wonderfully low in price.
"our lint“ {some °' ... " 'l‘i'“
me
with “l“ “13:... 1,331; “3?: 1.3%.? n M Black Sills is going to be much during the coming Fall

Short- haired turn will be the some

 

 

neon, le'mb. mink. sable. hind ermine

 

sought a season or two s30,

.. linibmider dole or title ‘et‘sre upon .
TUTTLE FAR" "I WKDT NOR the not or lace yoke and undersleeves buy only the right kind of Black Silk. Collie here either h?

of your gown. and you have added

es- ' t ht it it til) . .
the real V dain y l to V 8m” n night or to-morrow; select only the beat and save at least .

 

 

WORK ON WATER FILTER. . attend into agency of urban-and Gummy. ' \
- The B. Y. P. U. meeting, last eve- has sold the Tuttle farm at West. Nor- POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Swamp Being Dreinsd and Work oi ninz. wee 3.3.3 by m“ Olmstead. This walk comprising 13 acres ofland and .—- ; twenty-five per cent.
. Evcav‘atlen Under way. meeting has been sustained all summer bouee known an the ’l’littin‘ homestead mu MATCllMAKlsR. ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' Work has actually commenced on
the water filter at the South Norwalk
reservoir and the excavation in now
well under way. A large gang of
men under the Bunteu Construction
Company are digging the hole on
which the filter is to be built and are
ditching and draining the swamp.
yahich they tied can be readily drain-
9 .
Saturday Contractor Bunten. one.»
oer Johnson. of Boston. the Weber
missionary: and the special filter
columtt tee. visited the site of the filter
isoected “the work thus tar done
and found everything satisfactory.
Contractor Bunion expects to set
his stone crusher and concrete mixing
machinery in Wilton this week. and it
the weathor~permite the clear water
basin and the secondary filter will be
completed on fallf This will rive
considerable relief next summer and _
as soon as the licence opens in the .
spring. work will be resumed so that
by the latter part of the hummer. the
whole tiller plant. will be In operation.

IAIN HAD BLACK RAAIIES.

Pet of the Nerwslk Firemen Had to be
Killed Sunday Morning.

The members of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company and Phoenix Engine
Company are sad. to;- they have lust
llast (1:0 prime “favorite. "Ben". one or I‘ll"

II the t. at t. I
Main street WWW

Sunday morning. all began ectinl

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here was no help for the dog and be
was taken out and shot The hard
lump in the throat is one of the symp-
tern of the Music
“gen“ and his mate but been raised
at be late street lire house from lit.-
tle pups. Both tings were so 2:3“
gent that evidently they realised
an eternal are same. ‘ 3

DUNN!“ MIN’O IALL “AMI.

Everpthint lain progressing nicely for
the business en'e ball game to be

 

 

 

played at Amusement Park. Thursday. '

September 18th. for the beneilt or the
Norwalk Hospital. The tickete‘ are
selline cults tut and no doubt there
will bee lame crowd on hand to
“root" tor their tsvorlle tesiue.
Macaw Dowd. ot the South Nor-
teem. when seen by s Sentinel
reporter. this moraine. stated tedthat
“Billy! Biaseer and hie creel: team will
not here the sear time he thinks he'll
herew hernneupsesinet teih test
South «welt boys. and “Silly" will
reteleOellioi-n Hume

not. be
but williece . instead. a nice lsree
e'u-oot the hind he in selling at
cents. but a reel lei-es. vinegar
. m that will out out seine or
thin“ air” he is pouring out threat
«the press. and dlt was

he? w Bimini! i! the lm vim
hehndiio “he“ liwIl

no doubt Wii
in: winter. The cottage prayer meet-
ings that have been such a source of mfinont residence.
inspiration and strength to those who
carried them on the last two years.
will begin tomorow evening. The first
one being held at the home at Mrs. peers to place the property
Balladere. 381 Ann street. South Nor-
we

WW THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXP SE. IN I
firemen that he had a bone in his PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTI' ‘
throat. All attempts to dielodn it OUR TERMS FOR SELLING a
ill-iiimwii all; ”fidxl‘fl t'I: TERMS, ETC” OF THE FOLLOW NO LI
“”350de n a“; Mm. Mm, OUR OPFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.

all!“ "'0 ”mm“ 0' W0" “‘3‘" No. 9-—-House. Crescent Terrace. 10 room

b the youn people 01 the church and to Joseph Gail. oi Scull! 1'0"!le Nf- , _
y D Gall will take possession October 1st The "V‘chm’ker' with ""3 "V" A few examples of the money-earring.

extend its lince the core-

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

List Of Property

OFFERED

 

Taylor & G .. l

74, Washington root,
scum NORWALK. co

 

PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE TH

non—House and 4 acres. Rowayten.
3 cues. barn. etc. West St.
spa-«Ewe building 1“gigs, SAtuart 3AM, 3
QS-uwl- st vc.. soc -
swam and ed area. West
SSflmunagi‘ll located outage at ,B Blend. 1

.6r——-Houae .ll‘airiisid Ave.
lib—Building lots. Summit, Elm

- Taylor Avenues.
don-Frontage on Washl ton 8t.
you-wcottaze on shore at ell Island.
i——-l-louee and .1 acres. River St. D
e—«-. o buildl lots, Elmwood A
9......“ m" 3‘ iii" “limit
34-m- ouee. eymcur ace.
97--—Houee. Elm St. gnaw.
Mot . u
roe—wiles? South in St. South N
rot—alarm at Wilton. modern, .
View Beach loll. $975 up.
ioa-w-Dbdlt p at Norwsllt
:wfiom. id on, Best Nu .
"Mm acres at dleilll1 germ

__ “ ‘ we» Perk lots. ”I; up.

' ouse. Hillside Place. I rooms.
ix ia—mi-leuee. 1 acre. West Ave in
Ila-i 4.0: gitinitloundatlon. W
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indoms'siieh Melt. slowdown-t .

:afllflluutidt?
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“V VVVVVY “‘9 term V“ V“ 0'“ V” in the loud, was presented at Hoyt a

Mr. 'i‘uttlo has mirciiilhoil through

“‘V name new)” the WV“ Pelhem ier e an the merits of th rform- - - ~
house No it Taylor avenue. and ex- “:9 warranted but thut 310%: urce— $1.50 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk . . . . . .$r.og

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

known and popular actor Daniel Sully.

'l‘heelre. Saturday afternoon and oven $1.25 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk ....... . . . .88c
lug. The audiences Were not belt on '

V“ first out were» thoroughly appreciativa of

3 “31"“ ”"2 “men V“ obmctlme V“ the superior work at the company was $1.00 21-inch Black Taffeta Silk . . . . . . . . .75c

evidenced by the almost continuolus . . .
:fi‘fifirbflnds‘flyhfmwlf:an}? g; . 50c ig-inch Black “Tear Not" Taifeta Silk.38c
the symphtlietic. humorous and good _
natured priest to perfection. iii A A quartette at values that Will be hard to equal.

Turner did effective “chin the role
GARMENT STORE (second hour).

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of Arnold incite. ‘Wde Ilul. as
Dolly, Father Dalye warduwas excel-.
lent. Edwin Beiden. as Willie Beek-

’ 3'. 91““ “9M9 "‘le “Pei. .VVVVWVmA.’ .Shmun: nimmw now “it“ WWW"! and -, .- _——

‘ Mar rot lie us. and ”Will .

Kebgan as one Well, a halt breed Tourist Coats.
played that role in a manner that left
no chance Ior criticism. .1‘he various
other members of the company sup-
ported strongly and the performance
was particularly well staged, the econ
cry and mugflugngfeill‘irely‘ in
hoopla: with in r e pay.
week The Knickerbocker Gob
puny will be the attraction, the well-
known McConnell sisters playing the
leading parts or an excellent reper-

he 3.... that fillets Bunfidenu.

to btalntliehl esinFoodProducts. Foraquerterot
cmmggrewgvfi byoour motto.“ “mm Possible Prices." until today we are

pleased to know that our patrons are inelAeting‘ upon finest quality rather than lowest prices.

COFFEE. $235.3}. m“ toyouwhlt M coflee is. W! hove it; we want you to have it.

Thehsstonolltll JWWSWV- , ,.'

B.UTTER Emannfiofil“ WW“ which weprlde ourselves. You are always sure” to get

Sweet. Rosy Butter here. Print or Tub.

6'0“ TEAS TEAAsbout our'l'eel. Well. we refer you to the tea drinkers of this community: they will

 

 

 
 

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SM “n ”umlbm‘“ R‘tlii 'i"““lflhhtll‘”'iid iii-“Hill It. .iilnlu ~l . i
E608. E0?“ yet Count nus is about equal to the demand and we are filling orders
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We are selling u. very beet Native Maternal lawn-lee. and it you like wise. white. the. ml“
tr? came of these .

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