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F. ii. Coleman is spending today in
New Y‘ork.
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Miss Viola Byxbee spent yesterday
in Danbury. ‘
G. B. Grumman, of Branchville, is in
town today on hustnesa.
——Stelnway and Jewett Pianos. Stein-
ert's. 6 South Main St.
‘ Charles R. Baker, of Bridgeport, was
a visitor in town today.
The Republcanisenstorial- Conven-
tion will be held on Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley is
In New Canaan today on business.
John Magner has recovered from a
. two days“ illness and is able to be out
again. . . ‘
Gould S. Hoyt, of East avenue. was
a visitor in New York for several days
last week.
Funeral Director George H. Ray-
mond. of Norwalk, is spending the day
In New York city.
A collection for St. Thomas‘ Sem-
inary, Hartford, will be taken up at St.
Mary's Church,~.ncxt Sunday.
The monthly meeting of the Nor-
walk Building. Loan and investment
Association will be held tomorrow
evening.
—-A muslcpl and literary entertain
meat. at Ens Ave. M. E. Church, Wed.
Oct, 17. 8 p. m.‘ Tickets, 25c. ‘
Mrs. Sarah M. Upson, of Cobble cot-
tage. Bell island, has returned home
from a visit with flannel. Mrs. Jesse
M. Ferris of Pass'alc. NJJ'. ‘ ' ‘
h .t. .
Prof. W. G. Newell's dancing classes
commence Wednesday, and already a
considerable number of pupils have
been enrolled.
The Norwaik Lock Com Sony's foun-
dry department hab, ' t. vto-doy for
repairs to the cunning may remain
closed for a day oii‘ I:
St. Paul's Church ladies closed their
rummage sale at at Mliln"‘sirect; Nor-
walk, Saturday. it has been foundI
that about 3160 has been cicarcd.
The case of breach of thc pcnco
against Loo Cohn, who, it was alleged.
kicked a dog, was uollcd this morning
before Judge Taylor In the town court.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin V. llurlnnd. who
have been spending a ‘rnonth in (Tans.
ads, have returned and Mr. Durlnndl
has rcsumcd his duties at the Crescent
Laundry. "‘
it]. Burger & Company, the Norwallt
ctmtracfors. have just, received the l. -
tract to build a handsome. new r I-
deuce for Gcorgc R. Barnum, In Mor-
gan avenue, Norwalk.
t}. ltuthcr. of Waterbury, has been
appointed chlcf operator at the South-
cru New England ‘l‘elephono Cour,
pnnyhi local office. Mr. Rather Is a
man of many years of cxporicuce In
tho tclcphouo buulueaa and with a thor-
ough umicrisundlng of It.
William [.0th who in a prospective
candidate for the nomination for rail-
rosontativc. is getting his forces
to make the
campaign after he soon the nominte'
lion. 'i‘hcrc is no opposition against
him in ilic rnuks ol' ilcmocracy.
Mayor Wallace llnnn and the recent-
ly clcctod council of the City of Not-
wuik will take oitlco. night. and Im-
mediately not down; o usinou. ii.
In understood that tiouncf man Mntholu
will 'lmvo some tut-marks to make con-
coming the yearly inrr all! of mono
uncut In oXcoan to thfit c'ollcction .
Mayor Dann'u menu. also awaited
with interest. At this hsnulon. also,
a nit-cot commissioner. newer commit.
atom-r. rumored)” pa turf and city;
cicrk will no ch II. t I‘hhmh to take
office January ist next. I
A spcciul meeting of the Norwuik
Fin,- IIopnrtmcnt will be hcld tonight
at the Pioneer headwaters In Main
street. for the pprpga f drilling in‘
anticipation of tha' i: remon's par?
ads at Wontport Wotan-day. The to-
oui fire departments Ira anticipation
the day with much plenum. Permitt-
ultm has been mar from M or:
plant WRIIRN‘ llnnn to‘ like the ob-
nlx EnKiiw Compuny'l steamer to
Westport and have it participa‘ts in the
A war rs V “Io-It” M
for but mutu‘ , Photographing.
Iubr In mind we anode-morn mi nit
”chapters offlixodus;
.. ins and enjoy an hour of conference
. Vail will attend as the {delegates from
' the Mission Sunday school at Broad
' ilWHiNI {It .- . ‘
. Whlll It m in den. tritium" I
coat win; not protut youmifl
For .10 you can Insure your Furni-
ture and Houuhold Quoti- for three
years against tan or damage by I'm
to tho amount of 0850.00 and In that
proportion for a larger cum.
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR A \OOLDEN.
Real Estate and insurance Agents,
74 Washington Street,
Telephopo N9. 2134
an.
uswis or THE NORWALK
}t.CHURCHE&
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Last ev ping the Rev. G. D. Egbert
gave the I Imt‘ot his autumn series of
dresses ‘L‘Americans. Famous and
infamoutzt In Old Colonial pays."
The Me 's’lmague begun yesterday
their study of Egypt in the time or the
bondage and evodus; the Scripture
passage pelected Is the first three
L Congregational.
Through the courtesy of Dr. Cohurn
the pastor wasj able to illustrate his
evening's address with relics from the
Doctor's remarkable collection.
The ladies’ Wednesday meeting will
include reports from circles music and
reading. Lhdles may bring their sew.
and sociability. All our ladies are cor-
dially invited. Ten will be served by
the Golden Rule Circle.
On Thursday evening the first of
the Young People's Society meetings
for the season will be held at 7.30. At;
8, the first, of the new series of week-
ly church prayer-services will follow.
Ten minutes of Armory Hymns will
precede the discussion of “Lying,”
and a choir of young people will lead
the singing.
Grace Episcopal.
Tuesday—Meeting of the Girls'
Friendly Society in 'the Red Men’s
Hall at 7:30 when Mrs. E. H, HOiCil-
kiss will give a talk on a. trip to Eu-
rope. Meeting .of the Seahury Club
in the Guild room at 8 O‘clock. After
the transaction of routine business
music and refreshments will he the
order of the evening. Knights of
King Arthur at 7:3,,
Wednesday—Woman‘s Guild at 2:30
at the residence of Mrs. Montgomery.
2 Beldcn Place. Musical Tea under
the auspices of the Junior (iuiid at
the residence of Mrs. Wood. 65 Wall
street from «i to 6 for the benefit of
the Parish.
Thursday—St. Luke's Day. The cclc.
bratiou of the Holy Communion at
9‘30.
FI‘idny-'l‘he Woman's Bible class
at 2.30. The thnny at 4. The rogu-
lur weekly Conclave of the Knights
of King Arthur at 8 o’clock.
Saturday~The Mlnistcriug Child-
ren's League at 2:3.
Deaconess Camp and Mrs. Morri-
wether were yesterday appointed to
represent. the Parish Sunday School
as delegates at the Conference of Sun-
day School workers .of .l‘he Diocese
which meets at St. "I'hui's Church.
New Haven. October 23d. Mrs. Harry
River.
Methodist.
Sights. Zeta. The boys will hold a
social evening tonight at 8. Each mem-
ber of- the society is nilowcd to bring
ti friend with him. An intercstlng pro-
gram will be presented and r'rt'eslr
meals served,
Class Meetings.~—How long is it
since you were in class mcctiuu? Sur.
prise the leaders this week. i‘lrothcr
Wetherwax‘s class Inc‘s 'i‘ucsduy at
7:30; Brother Ruse “writ 7:45 and
Brother Bedlemt (mogirfilay morning
at 9:30. " "
industrial lk‘ltgliu-—Tht‘ monthly
meetings are mowingiudntercst, nuur
hers and enthusifism. You uccd just
the help that these moctlngs' can sivc.
Tho subjcot this woclt will hc "Wav-
sidc Service." The lesson is found
in the third chapter of cis.
New Mcmbers~—At Communion ser-
vicc lust. Sunday, the following pct-
sons were received from probation in-
to full membership. Everett lirundago,
l8 Cross; Fred N. Couiu and Mrs. lili-
Fall In . For
F all Overcoats.
Picture yourseli’in‘onc of our new model overcome-H
Fitting at the wais't, line, flaring in the skirts, with a. deep center
vent and false side .vcuts— ‘ ‘
A cost that fits as smooth as wax over the shoulders—broad
lapels—— . ' ' . .
A distinctivelyaw get style, becoming to well-sewn) figures
and making any figuré look well-set-up. ,
A try-on will complete the picture, and you’re invited to have
it. Come in any timeythe 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 Chesterfieids are smart coats as we
present them: and our raincoats possess both smartncss and that all-
wool quality that tells in wear. 1 >
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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 grains or the good sen
vice we give.
Buy Out: Thais Clean.
. MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near— .
Just as far as the . ‘
nearest letter'box . ' ‘1
or telephone; , ',"
hauls
n... in an.
Wm. 7P. BOOTS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
n.3ivil" I
6 So. Mai}: StL. Sp. Nor-walk.
Hundreds of Young People
H-vn entered '
in ii. (‘outu. Perry uvcnuc; .intucs ll.
Kingslund and Laura Klugslund. 52
Wilton uvcuuc; Mary Martin. (irmn-I
than uvcnite; William Slausou 2i Wcsi.
port avcnue; Mnhci Smith, 'l‘oilsmuc'
avenue; ilarold Wothcrwux, iii Wcst
strum.
ily lA-ttcrmicstclln i. Kent. 4 Ilrush
slt'ccl. from tho South Norwalk Mo
thmlisi; Edward .I. Simona and Mrs.
llhuniu A. Simona; {ill West. Main direct.
from the East. avcnuc Methodist
Church.
On probation: .Iumcs Atclicsou. lri
lProspcct Avcuuc; .lnmcs iA‘t‘ 2i Mcr-
wln sirt-ct: llnroltl Simona, 35 Word
Main strcct. l.ci mc usk lhc mcmhcrs
of the Church to cxtcnt a licnrty wcl-
come to those who hnvc come with
on GM to know thcm, Call on thcm.
Mal" fccl that. we give tltcvu a
hunt”... imr as they count among
6t. Mary's Roman Catholic.
At St. Mary's auudny morning the
marriage bonus of MIlIii Murry Chris-
tian and John Mcugllu worn publish-
ed at St. Mary's Clum-h ycstcrduy for
the first time.
St. Paul's Episcopal.
Thu ltcv. .l. I). Skuuc prmtchcd at.
St. Paul Church hurt night. .
llurluu llu- next two wvcka the nor-
vicon will be In charge of tho liov.
E. .l. Craft, of Massiilou, 0.
RAILROAD cow'pucroas' near-
INC.
ST. PAUL. Mind. Oct, if».-«»~'l‘hf’co
hundred delegates of tho Ordcr of Ruth
iflilii iiomluctork are holdiuu‘n tuoollnu
hero today. Tho delegates represent
213 divisions-ounce order in the Unit
ed Staten and Canada. The meetings
are secret. .lt In known. however.
that. one of" tho matters under discus-
sion is the discharge of conductors by
railroad . coinpnnics on insufficient
fifouiids. ‘
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Foot—Balls
5&9-
constrains
NWO trans.
to North Main Itrut. uuth Not-walk.
MERRILL COLLEGES
South Norwnlk, Stamford. Port Chester
To Prepare for Business.
Day and Night Sessions.
Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
MOOAL'KNO WOOD
AGENT! FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
' B. Hershfield & Son.
122 WATER. STREIT 1'“ I“.
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Owners of Real Estate
Should keep their Deeds. Insurance Poli-
cleu and out," important papers Info
from fire. hppglarp and prying eyes.
‘ by renting I
.Séfo“
.peposit.'Bpx
.. at the
South Norralk hast Company,
93 wasamoron s'r. soura NORWALK.
‘t‘
Boxes large enough for dud- nndlinnur-
anec policies. C! a your. .
t for A. C. uidln 'n ambuli
""1 m and?" mi. ..
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. ‘ ‘I “h ' 4 .
‘WHEN THE BLOOD l. POOR.
WHEN MORE FLESH I8 NEEDED.
WHEN THE
STRENGTH. OR
WEAK NEED
WHEN THE THROAT AND LUNGS
ARE DISEASED, ‘
VINOL
ON OUR GUARANTEE.
lit ililllirii Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. xn.-——in
three or four of the favorite specula~
tivc stocks first. transactions were
large, but on the general list were
entail. and fluctuations Were narrow.
Dccll es were more numerous and the
tone has steady. General Electric
doci“.ed 2 H and Northern Pacific
rose 3-4. .
WALL STREET. ii a. m.~—Efforts to
advance the market did not meet with
much success. although the list did sell
for a' brief interval above Saturday‘s
closing. Subsequently. the dcslre to
sell became more insistent and the
market fell back rapidly and sharply.
. international Pump yielded 2 1-2, Dela-
wurc dz Hudson and Great Northern
pill. 23. Northwcsicru l 34 and Road
lug, Norfolk and Wcstcrn, Missouri Fa-
clflc, Atlantic Coast Linc and St. Louis
‘ and San Francisco Second pfd_ i to
l l-i. National Railroad of Mexico pfd_
gained 1 1.5 and l’ittshurg (‘oal pfd.
1 3-4.
WALL STREET. noou.—-'l‘hc droop-
lui: tendency now place to practical
stagnation and a slight harricuiug tcn-
(Icucy. ilouds \rcrc irregular,
WALL STREET, 1 p. m;—~Thc mun
kt-t hcid Its own fairly well at llic
rully, although the t|(‘milllli was fillifliil
N0 BIG S'WITCHMEN'S STRIKE.
Grand Master Morrissey Somewhat
Discouraged at the Outlook.
CHICAGO. Oct. l5.——’i'llo division or
thc forccs of the railroad swlichutcu
into three camps makes it extremely
improbable that thcre will be any
strike on ()‘ctoher 23 as contemplated.
This bccamc cvidcut yesterday when
lrnud Mutscr P. Ii, Morrisscy, oi the
Brotherhood of liuilway Trainmeu. ar-
rirctl in Chicago with some discour-
aging reports. He pointed out that
only about 30,000 of the switchmeu
of thc country would respond to a
strikc order issued by the Switch-
Ineii's ilnlou. anti that therefore the
movvmcnt would be doomed to tuilun‘.
"Of the 43.000 men engaged in
switching our brotherhood controls
23,800." said Mr, Morrisoy, "which
would lcuvo. allowing for tho unorgan-
izcu men. a minority who may be (Ic-
pcndcd on to an out." Mr. Morrisscy
uddcd that he took Ilttlc stock In the
rumors hclniz cil'culatcd to iiit‘ effect
that a grout tic up of railroad business
was in prospect.
"Movements such as this one must
hc conductcd slowly and conscrvntivc-
ly. For some time the Brotherhood
of 'l‘rulmncn has hcon preparing to
make an appeal for highcr wuucs and
an clghthour day for its switchmen
iucmhers. Our plan of action is fully
formulated, hut wc. arc not. going to
rush into trouble."
AMERICANS WIN WORLD'S SER-
Tho White Box Capture. the Deciding
Game of the Series.
The (‘hicngo Aincrlcuns dcicntcd
the Chicago National league huschuil
tcutu ycslcrtluy uftcmoon by the score.
of it to it lhcrcby winning the world‘s
championship. llcioro tho series stur-
iod the betting was in favor of the
National imagine. but after the. White
Box had takcn two our of the. first
three gamcs plnycd, odds wcrc oven.
in other to win the championship. ol-
thcr team had to win four games out
of seven. and yesterday's contest made
the sixth and the deciding out of the
series. Perhaps one reason why the
public picked thc Cuhs for the future
champions, was the ease with which
they distanced all competitors in the
National lcumto‘. while the Americans
had to fiuht to ihc very end to win
out.
GAME WARDEN MAY RECOVER.
NEWBIlltYI’Oit’I‘. Muss, Oct. it.~-~
The condition of Adam J. itcusli, of
Iarwroucc. the prune warden who was
ncrlousiy shot, it is alleged, by Patrick
liinhlli. whom he was at tmptimr to or-
root. for it cviolnilon of be game laws
in Rowlcy yesterday. Will! reported as
somewhat more comfttrinlile oarly to-
day at. the Anna .luduoit Hospital. The
hospital authorities. however. declin-
ed to state whether jthey thought
liausch would recover: Cnhill. who
was arrested shortly utter the shoot-
ing, claimed that. he 'thot. in solide-
fenstt. not. knowing thhti‘llausch was It
warden. ' '
sscAPsb moo CANITARIUM;
ilitthHWlth. Mi‘., oct .16.—~Mrs.
liyron Boyd. wife of the secretary of
state of Muinn, and daughter of (ion-
gresaman Edwin C. Burlelnh. of Au»
north. who escaped from a private san-
ltarium in Broohilhc. Mflflit., Saturday
night. touched her home In Augusta
nafcli' tit-day. she plopped in Port-
lmui last. night. Mrs. lloyd was midnr
treatment for nervmis ' prost ration. The
police of Massachusetts have been
seeking her.
TA E:—
i)..‘
r. QUALITT: ‘ ouri‘aciouies
arc princes in that. ‘ ‘
.II. LOOKS. 50m?! clothes
. fit with a style that cost richesto
lattain. ‘ ' ‘
. III. PRICE. 0... clotli'c’sjchh’
be bought from $10 to $36.5which
about halves custom tailors’
charges. All that remainslis for
you to know that WE'GUARAN-
TEE every garment. , .3
We do not expect you to‘buy
when you come in-our store.
We are pleased when‘you do—
bubjust come in. Thereiarc a
hundred things to interest you.
Seileck 8- Pride,
98 Washington Street. South N'orvnlk.
. . . ,,
Grocery News of Interest to Sentinel Readers...
New Buckwheat in bulk, 7 the. for 25¢. ‘
New, Pure Rising Buckwheat. 10c pkg. .
White Corn Meal, sweetest and but, 23: lb.
Potatoes, nice lot Maine Potatoes; best by test.
nice and meaty; also cook quick, 22c pk; 85c bushel.
Nice lot Turnlps. '
Yellow Onions in fine condition. Bargain chance to get someln forwln-
_ ..'si.i
Have been tried. Cook
fer. $1.00 bushel for short time; 300 pk.
Butter is now selling at 27c whole safe. I am still selling llne' butter
at 29c. , .
Pumpkin and Boston Murrow Squa uh. ..
Old-fashioned Yellow Pumpkin, at 2c lb. ‘ , ' l.
Marrow Squash, at ill/2c lb.
Have some Cheese Pympkln aloe.
suit your needs. .
Second barrel of Sweet Cider will be on tap Saturday.
first.
Boiled Ham, sliced.
but have plenty now.
What will it be? Use on. ' ’
LORENZO .DIBBL’E
f 2'l‘elephone Cali 26-4.
All nice small size; so you can buy»
Better than tho
We did not get the boiled hams ordered taut whek,
.m
Our-“Winter Supply
or New Canned Goods Just not...
FOR THIS WEEK we WILL SACRIFICEPRTCES IN ORDER
. TO MAKE MORE ROOM.
CORN ................... . ......‘
. per can,7c;4c'ans, 25c
Fancy New York State Corn . . . . . . . . . . . per can, 9c; 3dns, 25c
Health Brand Corn ................. pemnn. xoc
MILK .......................... . ......... .........3cans,25c
FANCY PEAS _. . ...................... . ......... . . . per can, we
Early June Peas ......... . ....... ......... . 2 tabs. :56
Solid Packed TOMATOES ...... .. . . .. ..... . ....... .. 3 cans. 25.:
VanCamp'sSOUP ..... ..... .. ..... .....4cans,25c
CARLOAD POTATOES JUST ARRIVED: Extra fancy.
Will sell for a short time for soc per peck; 75c per busheb
Rockwood‘s Chocolate .......... 2 cakes. 25c
Eggs... ..... ..... . .......... .........pcrdozen,28c
FigBars.. ...... ...... ........ ........perpounld,xoc
Cranberries ....... .. pct-quart, me
Full line of Fruit and Vegetables. '
nits. rocery o.
no North nonfat. ' 49 you Sh.
So. Nut-walk. MM '
Phone 143.. ‘Pbpnp 319-3.
Hundreds Of Syrup; ‘73
are bolu‘ overworked u b Mutt of application upon work or“
Relief for strained uni tired am may be bad Ind uric-strum
averted b7 wanna a put of col . . ... .».
Propor Oil-O00. ' Proporly mustang.
I I!“ . . .
Intuition of fauna and all MW“; pm...“ :1. w»
, 0. Ba J‘CKGON,. My? 3‘3
. club.
‘til WALL I'rhu'r. 0W
Welshnli Iliixetl Lights
, The Read ti Vollt Electrical Co
Whit
sandiimhlngion Street.
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