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Charles E. Seymour Is in New York
today.
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The tug Flushing was in the harbor
yesterday. ‘
'l‘hc Schooner Right Away has an,
rived at the Hatch & Bailey wharf
with a cargo of lumber.
The new sewer, which Is being laid
in tlte roar of William ll, Hubhell‘s
hat tuanutactory. in Woodward ave-
nue, is progressing nicely.
;: proportion for a larger wrn.
'- mart-tea apron pita. Tithe-r
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- purchased yesterday by Mr. Curran, ot
Whent «it
out wh not protect youmii‘t .,
For n .10 you can lneure your Furni-
ture and Houeehoid flood-Tor three
your. union! tone or damage by Fire
to the amount of $360.00 me In that
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR o GOLDEN, ‘
Real Eltoto and lneurlnco Agents,
74 Washington street,
Telephone No. 213-2
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Another large tract of land on Ro-
ton Hill has Just been added to that
New Rochelle. it is known as the
Jenntttgs'Farm. at the corner of Elm
Grove street and Highland avenue.
Development. of this entire property
will begin at once. Steps have been
taken to have the land laid out with so
looted trmea. city water and ample
streets. There will be no more nitrite.
tlco property In The Norwalks titan
this. when the Curran Company get
everytlttm ready to open to the public.
The property will be. restricted to pro-
tect purchasers, who deitiro to sectro
a good home in a good neighborhood.
RUSSIAN OFFICERS DISMISSED.
S'l‘. PETERSHIYRG. ()ct. 18.«~An
ltnpcrittl order was published today
commuting the sentences of the tour
otllccrs of the torpedo boat destroyer
ltcdovi. who with Admiral liojcstven-
sky. were tried at Cronatadt, July 4.
on the charge of surrendering to the
enemy. and were found utility and
condemned tt') death by shooting. On
account of extenuating circumstances.
Emperor Nicholas was requested ‘to
commute the sentences of the four of«
flccrs to dismissal front the. service
and deprivation of certain rights.
which has now been dottc. Ruiestyetr
sky was acquitted on July I.
~—Atiend dunes and entertainment,
auspices St. Mary‘s choir, backwoods“
hall, Friday evening. Admission. 250.
Mrs. William lt‘. Kora, of Seymour
avenue returned last night after upend-
ing a week with her sister itt Spring-
field. Mass, and visiting itt Sumeld.
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The regular meeting of the. South
Norwalk Baptist Church will be heldt
this evening at 7:45 p. at. Come and
tell what the convention .has done for
you.
On November lsi. Washington
Camp, Patriotic Order of the Sons of
America, will hold its anniversary
celebration, followed by the election
State officers are expect-
ed to be present, and a banquet will
be served.
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The Officers' Association, of the
Normlk Fire Department, will hold
a meeting this evening to wind up the
details in connection with the blg‘
week fair of the department. which
will open Monday night at.tho Norwalk
Arntorly. .
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Lady Jennings lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held a regular meeting.
last night, and elected one. member
and received a proposition for moms
bership. The rottiruittco on ‘-euter
tainment reported on a handkerchief
sale anti sociable to be held Friday.
November 9. . .
Norwalk Lodge of I‘llks will no lo
Stamford this evening to witness the
big carnival which Is to be held IIli'l‘t‘.I
They will leave this city lit a body on?
the 7:54 train. Bridgeport iattlgc'
will be on the same train with thcl-
er and Wilson's liahd. There will also
be other lodges of Elks prcx'cut.
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——Att.end dance and entertainment.
auspices St. Mary‘s choir. luu'kwood's
hall, Friday evening. Admission. 25c.
The case of Verna Kilt'tllll‘ vs. Janus!
Mttilnrt will be. tried III the Superior
(‘otirt this tcrttt. titbcr {\‘tirwalk
cast-s are Mary E. I’aul vs. i‘ttnrlcs Ii.
Paul and Lillian M. llnrtwtck ya.
Joseph A, I-iartwick. Prank (‘Itut‘an
vs. Annie ilhurnn. i‘nt‘ric II. itulitlcy
ya. Albert ii littlklcy. all divorce
canes.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. .‘ltt-I, Sons
of St. (it-urge. held their usual meet»
tug at 13 Matti strct-t, Norwalk, on
'l‘ttttuiuy owning. tit-tuber ltith. Only
routine business was transacted. and
the entertainment cotumittcv \Vl‘l‘t'
authorized to make all tit-country or
rangcmcntu for giving the at youth ant
mini hull of this popular toduc,
Willlatn Mcllupb. of South Main
street. WI'III out for u upin yt-ntct'day
afternoon in bid apcody launch Lillian.
and while pausing lu'ltt‘t't‘tl t'atf Pa»-
iurtt ttntl Itound itt-ach ran aground.
After it [iII‘llt-lttlii wall of umrty three
hours. Mr, Mciluuh MIl‘i‘Ot'iIt'iI in itoatw
int: bht craft. The inn. which ht con—
nected with the .‘tlctiiulion drcducr;
also ran aground.
M. BARRIEN'S RETIREMENT.
l’Altll-i, llci. llt - M. fiarrlen‘a retire-
menl trout thu prctuteruhtp has been
decided upon tutti probably will be of
fictitily announced tomorrow. It in re-‘
uttrtird un certain that President Fal-
lcrittu will aid: Interior Mittbttt-t' Clot
incurs-nu to uuutune tho- prctulcrnhtp.
Although it. has Iit'ttll ‘iuercuettiuiy
tttunirmu for WI‘t‘Itttt that M, (Stunner
ccttn la the dominating factor In the
tmw-rmucnt. and watt bound. if it our-
tilted. to bilt't‘t't‘li the titular head of
the tatltnt't, lit. Hurrirn'u rcttittttation
will III.‘ it'ltticrmi purely on the ground
of lli~ttpuith. notwithstanding contrary
re Will of tilhhcnulomt in the (‘flIlIlII‘I.
port M. t'lutucnroun'u arrival here
Ind”. on his return from his provin—
cial tour, lit. Harriett had a confer-
ence with him, and with Minister of
Public. Works liurthou and President
lit the Chamom- of twenties Doume, of.
Mir which it watt unnoticed that. M.
lorries would tow a thrown luncheon
in his colleagues tomorrow.
.ultewau
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in. Photographing.
lou- In Mind we hove Camera: and on
Manila
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more.
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COMFORT BAGS FOR SAILORS ON
CONNECTICUT.
1 see by a copy of the. Sentinel, Oct.
10. that Captain Swift of the battle-
ship tlonnccticnt today sent. 760 colu-
fort bags for the nation; on that war
vessel. the bags being donated by tho
Women‘s Christian Temperance Union
of Connecticut. The bags contained a
Bible, needles and threads, comb. and
many other articles which will come
itt handy. 'l‘ht- South Norwullt W. C.
’1‘. ll. made and sent their full quota
(it those bags.
A MEMBER.
SOLDIER’S OFF FOR BOSTON.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ilk—The Second
Company's Governor’s Foot (ltntrtl. Icl‘t
“'t'I't‘
joined Ill Hartford bv the first Cour
patty and the Putnam Phalanx. ’l‘ov
night the Connecticut
will be entertained by the Ancient and
be dmtot‘tio email I
orgunluations ‘
A STRONG snownttt or“
Men’s Gray Suits.
With Gray the strongest note in Fall clothes for men. the ex-
clusive shades and patterns we show furnish strong reasons fonyour
coming here. if you want to be different.
We've a great gathering of gray shades and mixtures, pin
checks, checks and plaids you’ll not see duplicated in town. all in
the new form-fitted models.
$15.00 to $25.00.
But blues and blacks still claim the favor of many men. so we
provide liberally of sack suits in the new self-striped blues and soft
unfinished black fabrics. ,
$15.00 to $25.00.
Your Fall Overcoat. Raincoat, Hat and Furnishings await your
choice.
NO. 14 80. MAIN ST. TEL. CALL 632-2.
You can buy (train 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 ser-
vice we give.
I Buy Oats That. Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near——
Just as for as the
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
Honorable Artillery. and tomorrow,
they will visit. the historic spots inf
Lexington and i‘oucot'd. (iovci‘lnort
Roberts and Adjtttant-(lenernl Cole act [
compnuled the men. who numbered
about 350 In all.
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Magazine Subscribers Attention!
This is the time of year to be thinking about magazine and newspaper subscriptions. We
would like to get your business and can GUARANTEE you first class service and a SQUARE
DEAL. saving you both postage
logue. giving low prices and SPECIAL CLUB RATES.
WHY NOT DEAL AT’HOME. WITH PEOPLE YOU KNOW. witch
cheaply as anywhere on earth, and a little cheaper.
Subscribe early before the
house.
. time and trouble. We are
getting out a large subsgrip 'on cata-
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you can do it just as
great rush is on. We duplicate ANY. otter made by any reputable
The catalogues will be ready in about a week. Send us your name and address and we will
see that you are supplied promptly.
WILLIAM‘ P. BEERS.
Books, Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
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CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE;
Najeeb Berberie. the Aleyrlun Paddler
Appears in Witilmanttc Court.
\‘I'II.I.I.\‘IAN'I‘I(‘, titt IX.» Charged
with tuurtivrtuu his WIII', Nujtutb itcrt
bt-rlo. the Assyrian [\t'IIlIIl‘l' who Iuttt
been held Ilt‘l‘t' for auroral daytt pend-
inu IIit‘I uveutlutitiou into her tIt'lIIII.
wan brouultt iwftu'o the city court in—
tiny on it warrant sworn out by I‘m
M‘t'tilitltl Allnt‘lit-y IIItlIttm. ’1‘th wait,
the result of Intortttution received:
from t'oront-r Illil. Wiltitlt' finding IIl ‘
the Wild thttt Mrtt. Itcrttcric cntntt tot
hm- tIt-ltilt by cut-boltc iii'ItI udntluinter-
ed to her by bur ltttnbttud. th-rbt-ric
watt not put to pica and IIIN I‘m“! Wtui ‘
adjourned until Saturday. the primat-
cr iwiuu held in the meantime without
hull.
IIIII‘IIIu hbt uluy in court to day 11t~r~
III't'Il‘ Ilt‘l‘IIIIIt' greatly I‘Xt‘IIt'tI and pro. '
Il‘t-lit'ti that he knew nothing of thoI
iIl’ilIIi of his Wife and III' had to int
aIIt‘iit'tin by the court M'Vt‘l‘tll timm.
Ilt-rbtn'ttv'u “'va watt fouttd ”Pitt! about.
a WI'I‘II «no and the petlttlt-r dtuuppcur-
mt for a «lay. but watt dually t‘litlllit’t'ti.
When Mrs. liurlwric was found. a binn-
Itcl completely covered her and a hot-
tlo which had contained carbollc acid
was picked up on a rubbish hl’Illl otti~
lids at the house.
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humans
6533p-
COLEMAN’S
NIWI ITO“.
to North Mont “not. loath Nomllt.
A m- A. G. utelna'e IIMIIIII
I“: and 090m Geode.
DO 11‘ Noon
6 South Main Street.
South Norwalk.
soon designate
the civilians who are to take the cxattt-
ittatlona tor commissions in the army.
The exatttttttttlon will be held at Fort
I.t':t\'lll\\lll‘III. Kansas, til. the name
SEYMOUR I1 KNAPP DISSOLVE I The President will
PARTNERSHIP.
’l‘be IilW ilrtn of i-icytnottr & Knapp
which had oillccu in ”W Witectcr
lutlldluu. lirldtzttport, for an many years
has Itde tlianotycd. Howard 1!. Knapp time an are examined tho outtptpd
has opened a separate oliloo on the men some thirty itt number. who have
net-emit floor or tho Ncwt Hccttrtly pun ‘d tltt-trprt-lltninary‘bxnmiuottons.
building. Mr. i-lcytuour will retain his it is not ym known just how nmny
office in the Wheeler bulldinu. ctvlltanu will be pertttlttcd to compete.
OPEN
SATURDAY
NIGHT . '
FROM 6 TO 3.
can run CONVENIENCE or BUSY pawns.
Assets. $1,000,000
47.. PAID IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
CHECK BOOKS tines. constant. BANKING DEPARTMENT
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES an A YEAR. ‘
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WHEN THE neon to roan.
WHEN MORE FLESH IS NEEDED.
WHEN THE
STRENGTH, 0R
WEAK NEED
WHEN THE THROAT AND LUNGS
ARE DISEASED,
TAKE
VINOL
ON OUR GUARANTEE.
int tiiililttl Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 16—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tn.—First
prices of stocks were lower generally
titan last night on a light volume of
business; exceptions were Amalgamat-
ed Copper, which rose 5%.. Pressed
Steci (lnr 3'4. and two or three other
stocks. Ancoutln sold down two
points and Pennsylvania. National
Railroad of Mexico pfd. and Kansas
City Southern ptd. large fractions.
WALL STREET. 1] a. ut.-Stocks
became heavier in tone, although there
was amomcntary rise of a point in
Amalgamated (Topper, The bidding
up of this stock ceased when the weak-
gencral tnttrktt became
more pronounced uttd nearly lost all
Its rise. Subsequently it rallied again
and the rest of the list became stead-
ler.
\VAIJ. STREE'l‘. Noon.——Sclllng
pressurt was removed front the market
and the slow recovery was on very
ltxht transactions. lionds Were heavy.
WALL S'i‘ltifiid‘l‘. l. p. ItlrmTI‘IVilI
fluctuations nave little opportunity
for successful trading and the trans-
actions gradually tiltuinishcd. 'l‘he mar~
kct was virtually stagnant. (‘all
mom-y ratcs of 7 per cent. discourse.-
cd bullish activity. Manhattan reced-
ed two points. but Smelling pi‘d. rose
1 point.
ANCIENT ORDER WORKMEN.
Grand Master Recommends Starting
a Paper to Keep Up the Interest.
MIDDLETthN. ()ct. 1tt.~'l’he grand
lodttc, Ancient Order of United Work-
mcu. opened its annual state conven-
tion hcre today. about seventy-five
members being present. At the morn-
ing session the principal business was
the hearing of reports by the grand
officers.
Portland. reported on his work for the
past year and said that in order to
keep up urcattr interest among tltc
members he hoped that a paper would
he established which would be for the
mutual good of the lltt‘lllitt’l's. lip said
that.
there apparently was no reason why
this one should not do the sum“.
The grand master reported that
then- were ill tlcatlts during the but
ycar attd the reserve fund had been
ittctcascd to the extent ot’ Stimuli). llc
said that with the stopping of nus.
pensions there should he a healthy
growth Ill membership from this time
on. lip also rccommvttded that the
Workmcn establish a Stain benefit pol-
icy. saying that It would be It distinct
advantage to some members.
George Stroll, of New Haven. the
grand recorder. submitted his rcport
nttd shownd that the amount of IIRHI‘NH-
meals received from the subordinate
lodges was 332.418. The aunt
will.“ was sent as an aid to
lt‘tuucisco members of the order.
The total membership In the state
up to August 31 IIINI was 5.418, against
“.799 a year ago. ttud the expenses or
the Krilllti lodge during the your were
$tt.:tttli.7ti. Mr. Stroll saying that there
in nu ltuprtfl'ettwnt lit the tinttuciut con~
tlittott of the Worktuen. iic reported
91 death cluitus pntd.
tlrund Receiver .lttntcn it. Sloane. of
Meridcu. reported that there had been
received by the beneficiary fund 8212c
till. Thirty-live hundred dollars has
been transferred to the reserve fund
and 8314MB: m the guarantee fund. The
guarantee fund now amounts to $43.-
23" and the mineral fund to Iltifiilli.
Sun
showed that death claims to the
amount of $192,791 had been paid tint-
tnu the your and that nip.tltti had
:ltlt'il ruined by naucuuments front meat-
lt'l'ii.
lit. 1“. ll. Wheeler, of New Haven.
the wand medical examiner. also
made bin report.
’l‘iiiu aftermath oiliccru were elected.
RECENT ARR VAL OF VESSELB.
NEW YORK. Oct. iti.4--(‘.ttblti com
tuttntctttion with Havana which was
cut off by the storm IIIBI. nluht huh not
been restored up to it o'ctorh this
morning.
WJHTON. Oct. 1S.~Arrivedz lily-
vantu. Liverpool anti Silvie. from llam-
burg.
SMILE IHIIANI). N. it. Oct. ill.“-
Steamer httcttttia. Liverpool and
Qtteenstown for New York. Vi’tttl 804
miles aunt, of Sandy Hook bluntehip at
It. a. m. Will probably dock about
8 a. to. Sunday.
CAPE) RACE. N. F‘. ()ohibor film-
Steamer Lo Bavolc. Herve for New
York, was 100 miles south of this
point at 2:16 ti. to. Will prohabilt
dock at 8 n. m. soturdov.
South liotttult Trust Company.
NEWPORT, R. 1., October iti.~8teo-
mot- Pretoria. ltamhurx. em. for New
orit. ha reported by wireletut. phoned
the tightahtu at III") a. In. w it to.
bubly dock at about it a.‘ to. rid
ploy. _ . '_
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Grand Master A. it. little, of ‘
of.
The report of tho ilnttttcc conttuttloo "
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STOREWHEREJH E Hurting:
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IJN'T ITAPLEASURE FOR YOU TO BUY YOUR.
CLOTHES FROM THE STORE YOU KNOW IS AT
THE TOP. YOU CAN THEN FEEL THAT YOU HAVE
DONE YOUR BEST. THE STORE AT THE TOP HAS
MANY ADVANTAGES OVER. THE STORE AT THE
BOTTOM. A STORE THAT HAS CLIMBED THE! LAD—
DER 0F SUCCESS HA5 THESE ADVANTAGES OVER.
THE ONE THAT IS ONLY CLIMBING. FIRST, THEY
HAVE THE PICK OF THE MARKET. THE BEST
MAKERSOI" CLOTHES WANT THEIR GOODS IN
THE STORES OF‘ THE BEST SELLERS OF‘ CLOTHES.
SECOND PRICE. THE STORE AT THE TOP HAS
GOOD “CREDIT" BECAUSE IT CAN BUY FOR. CASH.
DID YOU EVER BORROW MONEY? YOU DON'T
HAVE TO PAY A HIGHER PRICE--INTEREST-—
WHEN YOUIDEAL WITH US: BECAUSE WE BUY
FOR CASH. PAYING NOINTEREST, BUT GETTING
LARGE DISCOUNTS; AGAIN BECAUSE FOR. OVER.-
COATS, SUITS. UNDERWEAR. SHOES, HATS-
EVERYTHING MEN AND BOYS WEAR—WE ARE AT
THE TOP
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalkf
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. Grocery News of interest to Sentinel Readers
New Buckwheat in built, 7 the. for 25¢. ' 1
New, Pure Rising Buckwheat. 10c pkg. ‘
White Corn Meal. oweetoet and bent. 236 lb.
Potatoes. him: let Maine Potatoeo‘. beat by test.
nice and meaty: also cook quick, 22c pk; 85c bushel.
Nice lot Turnipo.
Yellow Onions in fine condition. Bargain chance to get come in for win-
51.00 bushel for short time; 30c pk.
Butter is now selling at 27c whole sale.
at 29c.
Pumpkin and Boston Morrow Squa uh.
Old~fashioned Yellow Pumpkin, at 2c lb.
Marrow Squash. at Ziac Ib'.
Have some Cheese Pumpkin also.
suit your neede.
Second barrel of Sweet Cider will be on tap Saturday.
Have been tried. Oook
ter.
I am otlll netting fine butter
All nice small size; so you can buy to
Better than the
first
'Bolled Ham, sliced.
but have plenty now.
What will it be?
We did’not get the boiled hamo ordered tut week.
Use as.
LORENZO DIBBLE'I
Telephone Call 26-4.
an no... at“... “it” ”utilitarian?”
Now in the time to lay inwwmtcr supply.
While uniontiinr‘ we will a at mitt) per barrel; 65c per bag,
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main SL.
80. Namath.
Phone 143.
49 Fort; 8L.
East Norwalk.
Phone 319g.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked u o mutt. oi application upon work or books.
[toilet tor attained and tired am my In bed and urine: trouble
averted by wearing o pair of on! ‘
PropOr GIIOIII. Proporly Adjuottid,
nomination not.
Intuition of lame Itni all Rep-trio; o specialty.
. O. B. JACKSON.
elm.
til WALL ITIIIIT. 0W
NOIWAIIK. “MOI.
contains WOOD ‘ ’
noun-rs POI!
Bowker's Fertilizers.
B. 'Her‘shfleld &Son
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