' ingrhfetb i‘
. I.
, mm m or hit
.5 your; mule-l to» or damage by Fm
to the amount of $350.00 end In that
,- proportion tor an innovator.
' fry Reopeattully,
TAYLOR 0. GOLDEN,
Real Estate and lnnurence Monte,
74 Waehlngton Strut,
Telephonehlp. 213-2
f
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To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fulrileld County.
l hereby imply for u license to sell
.Splrituoun uud intoxicu ng Liquors.
Ale. inner Beer. [thine the and lil-
tith‘ at 2502 Washington ntrt-et, 'I‘own
oi’ Norwulh.
My piece or business is not loonted
-:-;-;-;-;-;-;-:-;u;u;-;-;n;.;:;:;-;1;“-; s.- . u .
'- wilhtn 200 loci in u. direct’. line of u
: ‘. Church lthlitlru or Public wind-house,
1'. or the premiers pcrtuintng thereto or
‘ any l’oueoittce, Public Library or
I: . : Cemetery.
‘- Dated at Norwulk. this 12ih day oi!
. 51 WASHINGTON 8T. , October. A. 1)., “m“.
3'1'3'3'3':Illl-iI3IZ-:I:I.I1-.I‘ ‘I..-'-.I.-.II. JAMES LAYDEN,
Applicant,
We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. us dotined by low, of the
Town of Not-walk. hereby endorse the
npplicntlon of the above named
Jumes Luydeu fur such license.
Dated tit Norwnik, this 12th day of
October, A, I). 1906.
ii. .Mt-rrlll. John Oldt'uiselilugel'.
.iut-ob Wolf, William McQuIiiin, .iohu
—-t(‘.rotut tit Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
llunter Brownanug tree at the Union .1.
Pacific. Tea Co. See ad.
——$l50 {or an Upright, Piano nearly 1“. ('iritlln.
new. ‘3‘ E. Inckwotid &Co,,Norwulk.' i hereby certify tlilut the above-
I‘ ,.. , g ‘ - . . .. nuiueti eudorsnru ure eeetors Illitivltlx-
"alum iiigiliyéfil‘lng'eufigUtl-linrli‘iugtlllhll‘il‘n puyein. us donned by low. of tht.I 'l‘own
chemist in the it‘urisi'SIeel Compuuy. ot Norwuik. . . ,, , ., . . .
in Bridgeport. "l‘ho subject will in‘ ()llu‘tt-d “‘1 $.‘i‘fl‘fiih this Uh m" ”f
Armor Pinto and Arms. Everybody ””"J' " ll‘lt‘lllii't‘ll'l‘ it SMITH
welcome. ‘ ‘ ’ll‘oivu (‘lt‘rl'
——l.atest styles Dcrbica, nt liotlwell‘s. M. ..._._. _“ ._._..‘
I34 Water St. -
Louise Monica. stm of Mul'lo Mor- AST 1%... "k N
llt'il. 0" anilsnd Street" (“ed “St prt trouthorm'liyf rlu unsound
"i' I | it t - '
night at. the fondly home. aged one m“Fm.“mug“M.“melmm
year and five months. Death wast of Complete Commercial
due to pneumonia. The funeral will Commie. .“““ cmim' own in-
be at 3 o'clock this afternoon and the in” Eggjki‘kmmafffgxg:
interment will be in St. Mary's Ceme- dcll'ce.)'enmu' Ip,Slenog-
In)" . rti;ehy.Typcwi-lling. ctr.
‘w h .
“See the gas heaters that screw on 1” Rummy “"d I"””"“dw°'k
to any gas Jet. For heating a room or
also smut-H ully luughl.
(‘uii or Write (or tree catalogue.
cooking. 1“. E Lockwood tit (30.. 39
Wall street. >
’I‘wo football teams have been form-
ed at the South Norwolk High School.
a regular and a second team. They
arebeing coached by Instructors Wul- ..
iuce and Perry. Two teams have iti-
so been formed at the Franklin school
under Captain Buckley and Kcsslcr
and some interesting games are likely
to result.
——.’. ib. pull Lord, 600. Hoyes’ Mkt.
The death of William Reed occurred
inst night at his home, 41 Raymond
street. after u illness of some time.
Mr. Reed was an oyster opener, who
formerly resided in Brooklyn, N, Y.
lie was fifty-four years of one. and
was born in Norfolk. Va. The ur~
rungtznlents for the i'une'ru'i huve not
been completed.
—Aut0mobile Coats and Hunting (‘io
thing at F. E. Lockwood & (io.‘s.
Friends‘of Fix-Mayor James ’1‘. Hub-
: t ' . 1 Vin"
IigiISigtgl'fi‘igwi‘lIII’ \‘Nl'i|t\ha lIlesnthilnp I Wr. lilr “Ltlfugiunletll. t-iw'lursf mil
' ’, . . .' ‘ tuxpuyers. 11:: tc not ly uw. o e
flyindmgimOgstmoftf‘{al;a:,‘3{1nl11; .ii Town of Norwullt. hereby endorse the
”I"; fanliliilr old Spanish sWIndie. in uyplioutituu of the lliltht' hunted
which on alleged futher in prison 1”“ Olimu "‘1 'sut‘h “cf"gl')‘ ‘ t
wants his duughter taken cure 01‘. The O '33:”! a: R""l“(‘i(l)“;ki “lib le'h iiil.‘ 0
Scheme was throutlhare years out). A 41.0“" - g ‘ ;.. ‘ .
number of local people hnvo been piclt- tr illiI‘LI’i‘lli‘IJO *i‘,“"£§fl',:‘;l:“ I‘liitllit‘ COGS”?
ed out as prospectIVe suckers. “ 'John Oitlenschluger. .
-—Corned Pork, 120. lb. liuyeb Mkh ‘ hereby “1...ny that ”H. “mm“
Guest. at. the Hotel Cliilortl. “ISL numt-d t-ndortez-rs ore electors uud lnx~
night. were: A. I). Grunt. J. W» payers, us defined by in\\'_ of the Town
Ilrcese. W. L, (leer, 'i‘homus McCuilin. or Norwullt.
John Ringicr, ll. M. Dawson. l.. ll. Dated at Norwulit. this l2lb tiny oi
Dickey. G. W. liurmcil. l.. M. lteltl. mum...“ A. ll.. thou.
New York: Joseph A. Wolf. H. A. Me lllflilliEil'i‘
till’. ‘10
Add was
' 4'} Paughltepsie, II. I.
'M' l I!) “212ml; NIX. NE‘" YORK. NJ?-
To the. Bourd of County Commission-
crs oi“ Fou‘tleid County.
i hereby apply for a license to sell
ISpirituouH uud lntoxicuting Liquors.
Ale, Luger ilt‘cr, Rhine Wino uud (‘I-
tier ut. 2i lt‘ort street. Town of Nor-
\l'lliii.
My plot-e t..' business is tint located
within 2nd iil‘I in it direct line of u
(.‘huroh Etiiiil‘»‘ or Public school-home,
01‘ Ult‘ DI‘UIHIWH pertaining theretoor
uny l’ost-otilct.-. Public Librury or
‘ Cemetery.
Dated at lx'orwulk. this i2th day of
October. A. D.. Wild.
PETER OMAHA.
Applicant.
R. Shil’l‘ii.
'i‘owu (ilerh.
(lonu. Philadelphia; M. M. Johnson, (i. 01:; {to
1). Bill, .Ir., ‘1. A. Smith. ii, H. Worth-
ington, “05‘0": Q J- 1“ Smith. Fri" To the iionrd 0! County t‘ommission-
mont. Millet: ()liutlcs i.. Kirby. Now‘ “,5 of p; 'rl’leld County.
BGIIIOTII: Jill-Willi Wl‘ii-lhl. \VUUIWUCki‘i. l hereby apply for n license to sell
R. 1.: 1.. ll. llurdlck, Albany. N. Y.: Spirituoun uud lntoxlt'utlui: Liquors.
I". W. Colo. Springfield: .l. H. (Tonnor, Apt, Lug...- “our, ltbiue w“... uud (q.
C Thornton Me too. llurtford; Edward am- at 29 SO...“ Muln street. Town of
Itothing, llutt’uio: Mr and Mrs. 'i‘. M. N rwullt.
AfldTDW-‘i. NOTWIlIK My plot-e I i‘ business in not itlt'ilil‘tI
“Gun“. (‘flflh (ll' iIlSiIlIilllt'llifl. \\‘iII|ill 2m) It'I’I III II IIil'llt‘I Iillt' til it
Lockwood 6‘: (X)... Norwulk. (‘hul‘t‘h llldtllce or I‘llliilt: .wltooldtouseI
i‘cvt-ry Norwulk resident will nutur- :1"\_illt;,|l:;':)lll_lk;};§ “II’ltiIiI‘ir‘Hmi [aircrew 3".
uiiy be interested to glimpse of lite on ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . . ' -
it wus lived by the colouihls in the enr- (""”"“"~‘- , ‘ 4 ’ . a _
iy pioneer days und especially in the ( Ilultud ut Rt:i]\:’t‘t)l'lt, this lolh do) of
thinks which In thosel prin;tlt;» duys )““""v A. i‘l'l‘li-ONY Li'l‘l‘INllEli
they actually used. 'I‘il‘Oll‘gl l e com" ' ‘ r Alllliit‘llil'
tony or in. tolnun. hit. Egb‘oi‘t is to w“. the unm‘lmme MerN and
illustrote his .ltitilt‘tih on (.olonlul . 4 _‘ . 1‘" ‘1 1' l w M ”I“
Duns" lomorrtm' evening til the First liixllil-‘i'WgV "‘ "‘i I). ll . . ti ‘
l'onm'enntitmui (‘hurch in Norwulk mm" “it N’J""‘”" “PM“ "WWW“ 1‘
“1m. y‘iiuuble old relics that throw uppllcotmu of the utlovo hunted
light on the veers uuuot-lnletl with the A“”“"'-‘ '5'") 4“" ("I “if“ “gentle. . f
limzlunlnus or our countlfir. Alilotll, “(idem-ill :lt‘t .I\>‘vt‘\:,l‘l'iuk.4ll.it l..th tIlI_\ o
these oitl relics will be Woven the 0.1- H -. ; ' - 7
enlist nnd rtuuunct-s thul multe colonlul (" "~ ' . “i" 3" '~ ""I‘" ()ldonschlnut "
lt‘. Ii.
(luvs t'uscluutlnk und the lousonu for Mimi" Snub Jul Mrh‘urlmul, .lolm
. “ ' ' ‘.' liuwuit.
""d‘” “"“m'” ”m" ”‘6 oxpetienocu of l hereby net‘lil’y thnt the «how-
yenterdoy will be emphasized. 'l‘hlu
Will be that of u uerles of Suntluy oven.
inu utldresneu on Americmm Fumouu
und lnfmuouu. which iil‘l‘ to lnrludu
Hkt-It‘Ill‘h of such men not Wuhlllngton
llilti ilutuillon. Aurou llurr uud l’uui
.lones.
NntIVo Sprint; r‘hlckenu. 20c lb.
ilnyon‘ Market.
hunted t-udtu. urn tll‘ll tlecttu'u uud tux-
pnyt-Iu. ma dedued by low. of the Town
tll' Ntll'wnlit.
llutetl ut .\' u‘wullt. thin ililh tiny of
()(‘llilll‘l'. A. it. liillti.
' illCllillCll'l‘ ll. SMl'i‘ii.
‘ oiii 20 Town Clerk.
, 'l‘lw Moudw Afternoon Whittt (lluh
will hold llu l'lritt meeting of the full
» J . I, . . ‘ ‘ on Monthly. Ut'ttllwt' tittlh. nt .'l o’t-lorlt
ron— .
i .a
with Mrs. J. l‘. Newtttrk. of Morison
ai‘ 'rnnm'tisyeylin‘a‘
Gradient i
wi‘ilrlnwny Ind .lmvntt i'inuon, Stein
erl‘tt. ll South Main St.
Hurryqp math, umrwotlt and
neglect mule comtimtton. iimclb
.lumtn U'tiuro. who lem tor «tune
time been cl. rk oi the ”Idol Clifford
i and surely cured by Iron-It):
"inlets.
luut l'r'hllzlilt‘li. uud left tmluy for New
00 Ito-oi 1m II c may minim
York whore be will rumble for n little.
ll‘runk Norm-Le. tum ot the proprietor
poem em 9 null null Inuit! airy lull
in lm m'imI-t I» am «lot than he
of the holei, micelledu hint.
imam head] 00., m lfl.
. Wei Wu...
ANOTHER“ std OB'XLE "war mm
M a c
U l .
AT 100 PER COPY.
Holding illmds, i‘ve Bold My innit
Furewoll. Good-bye. Swoelheurt, Good-
bye. When the Herveet Moon is Shin»
ing on the River, Won‘t. You Come
Over to My House? Your Linn. Your
For little and recommended by It. H.
Pigtailed. South Now-tit: mitten
Pharmacy, South Norwnlli: n. P. Wood.
Namath. Flynn and Your Golden linir. Ain’t. You
a! . . . ,, . Coming Betti. to UM New Hampshire?
OUR SATURDAY CHOCOLATIB. Molly. and 1th) others,
29c FOR 250.
AR! FLAVORED WITH THU!
FRUIT FLAVORI.
sum-emit mud
Punctuation Dream.
COLEMAN’S
NIWI “on.
to North mm mm, loath Nam
Agent tor A. a. Iruuldtnull Incl-ll
and than it. Geode.
all In F...“ i
all '0vercoats.:
Picture yourself in one of our new model overcome»-
It‘itting at the waist line, during in the shirts, with udeep center
vent and {also side vents~ ;
A coat that tits as smooth as wax over the shoulders—mbroad
lapeis—
A distinctively swagger style, “becoming to well-sct-up figures
and making any figure look well~set-up.
A try-on will complete the picture, and you're invited to have
it. Come in anytime, the sooner the better. as we. have a complete
line of these coats in the new herringbone grays to choose from, now.
$10 to$25
Covert top coats and long Cbesterfieids are smart coats as we
present them; and our raincoats possess both smartness and that all-
wool quality that tells in wear.
(II I
TEL. CALL 632-2.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money, or you can
pay elsewhere. the price We ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of our grulns or the good ser-
vice we give.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are neur—
Just as far as the
nearest letter—box
or telephone.
to... lot . on.
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
Hundreds of Young People
Have entered
, MERRILL COLLEGES
. South Norwaik‘. Stamford. Port Chester
' To Prepare for Business,
Day and Night Sessions.
Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
GOAL AND WOOW'"
. Bowker's Fertilizers,
B. Hershfieid & Son.
122 WATER. STREET ”In I“.
Owners Of Real Estate.
I
clan and other important paper. one
from lire. burglar-o and prying eyes.
by renting a
Safe Deposit Box
at the ‘
South. ilornlit Trust Company,
93‘ WASHINGTON an. scum nonwntn
M Home large enough for deed. and honor-
i once policies. .4 a your.
Sal
‘No. 7l308 iiox light. $|
‘ ll'l’liiili
Candy
290 lb.
tastes good becuuso it's pure. wholo‘
some and genuine. Absolutely free
from urtiilclui uud inferior ingredients
that. I‘nulte truudy dangerous.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
29c POUND.
You've ot‘teu puid twice as much for
(study that wasn‘t. but! as good.
its lllliilni Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREB‘. DELIVER Y SERVICE.
iiiiii M ”W
PLANT DONATE-ZS To MUSEUM.
(lilU’l‘UN. ()t't. 12.~Mortun 1“.
Hunt, son of the lute Henry ii. Hunt.
of the Hunt Steamship Lines, hus tlo-
uutetl $2.000 tor the completion of the
uuucx to‘lhe lllllh‘t‘lilll connected with
the irolou buttlo monument. The
gift wus unnt’ntuced at. at meeting of
Aunu liuilt-y‘ Chupter, i). A. IL, ot'
Groton, by the regent who had been
tendered the donation by Mr. Plant.
0-1..—
Mr. Plant has n izu-ge country entatc
in Groton and bus token much interest
in local improvements.
The "Rochester”
ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS, TEA
' AND COFFEE POTS
urn nil wurruuted to be iirslcluss ill
every respect.
(‘uil uud see them.
Chanel). Dow,
HARDWARE.
n: WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167”
Weisbach
Lamps
It Following Prlcos.
N0. 7I302 Box light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
lion". liailwau'ti
Lighting Company
To the Ilottrtl of (hourly llotumiuultue
era ut l-‘ulrlieltl l'uuulr.
I hereby nppiy {or u honour to hell
Splrlluous uud iuloxtcullnu Liquors.
i tier lll
Should keep their Deeds. Insurance Path.
‘wilhlu 200 feet in II 'tlil'twt line of "I
ville. I‘lml'l‘ liver, ilhitm Wine und tit-
lu llurbtmk Mreet, ’l‘owu til
l
are princes in that.
II. LOOKS. OurflrlOth’es
lit with a utyle that cost richest.)
:lliuiu.
III. PRICE. ()ur clothes can
WW
be bought from $10 to $30. which
about il:1i\'(‘.‘~ custom tailors'
All that remains is for
you to know that WE GUARAN-
TEE cycry garment.
charges.
We do not expect you to buy
when you t‘tllllt‘ in our store. V
We are pleased wiien you do-
but just come In. There tire a
hundred things to interest you.
-.'
Selleck a. Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Grocery News of interest to Sentinel Readers
New Buckwheat in bulk, 7 lbs. for 25¢.
New, Pure Rising Buckwheat, 10c pkg.
White Corn Meal, sweetest and beat, 23c lb.
Potatoes. nice lot Maine Potatoes; best by test.
nice and meaty; also cook quick, 22c pk; 85c bushel.
Nice lot: Turnipu.
Yellow Onions in fine condition.
I
_ i'l
Have been tried. Cook
Bargain chance to get some In for win-
ter. $1.00 bushel for short time; 30c pk.
9Butter Is now selling at 27c whole sale. i am still selling fine butter
at 2 c. .
Pumpkin and Boston Marrow Squa sh.
Old-fashioned Yellow Pumpkin. at 2c lb. v
Marrow Squash. at 2!.2c lb.
Have some Cheese Pumpkin also.
suit your needs.
f ‘Second barrel of Sweet Cider will be on tap Saturday.
are .
Boiled Ham, sliced.
but have plenty now.
What will it be?
All nice small size: so you can buy to
Better than the
We did not get the boiled hams ordered last week,
Use us.
LORENZO DIBBLE‘Q
Telephone Call 26-4.
I“
._ _....... AL-.. . _._‘..._._......-__..__.._. ..
0... Winter Supply
Of New Canned Goods. Just Arrived.
FOR THIS WEEK WE WILL SACRIFICE PRICES IN ORDER A
TO MAKE MORE ROOM.
CORN
per can. 7c; 4 cam.
25c
Fancy New York State Corn ........... pet can, 9c; 3 cans. 25c
Health Brand Corn ............................ per can, IOC
MILK. ..................... I ........................ 3 cans, 25¢
FANCY PEAS ....................................... per can, we
Early June Peas ............................... 2 cans. 25c
Solid Packed TOMATOES .......................... 3 cans. 25c
Van Camp‘s SOUP . . . .I .............................. 4 cans. 25c
CARLOAD POTATOES JUST ARRIVED. Extra fancy.
Will sell for a short time for 20c per peck; 75c per'bushel.
Rockwood‘s Chocolate . ............................ 2 cakes. 25c
Eggs ........................................... per dozen. 28c
Fig Bars ........................................ per pound, xoc
Cranberries .. ............. . . .. ................... per quart,vi'oc
Full line of Fruit and Vegetables.
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main St.
80. Norwalk.
Phone :43.
49 Fort St..
East Norwelk.
Phone 319-3.
Norwnlk.
lily plum- ot‘ hunlootte lit not limited
Church litllllve or Public hohotrbhoutle.I
or the prrudm-u prrltilnlhr.‘ thereto or.
uuy l’onlxomttc. Public Idbl‘ury or
Cemetery.
lulled tit Norwnlk. thin 12lh day oi
October, A. 1)., lilllti.
WEIBHEIT mtou.
Appllonnln.
We, the untlcrstgn. . electors nmt
lnxnuyt-ru. nu delinod. y law, oi the
lawn of Norwniii. hereby endorse the
animation of the More named
'tlillbeil Bros. for with llceuee.
listed at Norwnllt, this 12th day of
October. A. 1).. liillli.
Jacob Wolf. Thomas o. ttuvanngn.
Thou. ll. Olson, Matthew Corbett.
’l'hnmnu Hervey,
l hereby certify that. the allow,»
named endurheru nrc electors and line
pertain. as defined by law, of the Town
of tumult.
Du et Namath. thin 12th day or
October. A. n. toot.
tinnunn'r n. surrn.
ma :0 ‘ 5 Town Clerk.
Hundreds of Eyed
are being creamed u I Niall, ox eppllcntion upon wort: or Moire.
holler tor “returned tired one my be but end mien: trouble
"emit by waiting a. our meal ‘ '
Propor man's". Properly Adjusted.
mm I'm . . .f , .
Home: of um. m m nip-tun. n lpeoielty.
o. :3. JEOKSON." "- “
Melon.
6| WALL ITRIIT.
’ ’7»!
NOIWALK. 0 tell.”
1
tn... a...“ n;
We have ti full line at Wairbuch coed: to new you.
The Read Iii VOIIt Electrical Coupon,
36 Wuhlngton Street. ~ ‘ Opp. Telephone Exchange. ‘
5
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