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“M -—cny Editor's Residence.
is;
MAOONIG DIRECTORY.
A stated convocation of'autiorChsp-
tor. it. A. M.. will be hold at its rooms.
Moor 23d, 1906. at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Work Plot Master degree. All R. A.
Masons cordially and frotornaiiy In-
vited. -
" Fraternally yours, -
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Secy.
.‘ ' The Boston Transcript says. "Cou-
; nautical. Republicans have nominated
. e. Harvard football star for lieuten-
- ant-governor. Can be carry New Ha-
ven? Yes. There will he no kick-
, “ins.
Work on the new Campanile in Ven-
Ico has again been stopped in conse-
lguence of the chemical analysis of the
bricks used that has been made by
Professor Luxardo.
Mayo‘r Schmitz of San Francisco
says that the folks in his shaken town
I have put. up a new building for every
(forty-five minutes since the disaster
occurred.
'sAP'risr EVANGELISTIO sea-
viCES.
.i-Rov. A. B. Coats, D. D.. and Rev, C.
1: . K. Flanders Will Commence
* Work Sunday
The evangelistic services, which
have been widely announced will be
gin Sunday morning at. 10:30 at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. the
Rev. A. B. Coats D. D.. will be the
preacher for two weeks. including
three Sundays, October 21st to Novem-
her 4th. Dr. Coats has held promin-
ent pastorates west and east in the de-
nomination and has always been am-
ong the most sympathetic and earnest
-' evangelistic pastors. He is the evan—
» xelist of the Baptist State Convention
and is highly Qualified to carry on
. such a work. Rev. C. K. Flanders.
State Evangelistic singer, will lead
the chorus. Mr. Flanders' wide ex-
perience in this work gives the user»
rance or good music. His rich. tenor
voice will thrill those who hear him.
These men will cooperate with the lo.
cal church forces in the presentation
of the new evaugoi, which is the hope
and cheer of human life. The servi-
ces on Sunday morning will be espec-
ially helpful to all chrlsliuns whose
conception of Christianity leads them
to cooperate with the forces of evan-
gelism. Dr. Coats will speak on the
Macedonian call. in the evening the
services will be distinctively evangc-
listic. They will touch the most Ti“
' sponsivc and tcndcr note in human
hearts. and the subject for discussion
will be considered frankly and sympa—
thetically. It will be a heart to heart
consideration of the grcat needs and
helps of men. Tlic rcgular church
quarteiio will supplement tho work of
the chorus and the scrvlcc will be
I brief, hearty and helpful.
'. --Sprlng chickens and foods. liic and
t “(3 lb. Hayes‘ Market.
‘a
MEN'S CHRISTIAN lNQUlRV CLUB.
Last Sunday the subject was "The
Fliiallty ol' the Christian Rcligion," in-
troduced in an able address by Judge
.. Light. The address was foilowcd by
the usual discussion, in which nearly
every member present bud sonmthlng
to say. Tomorrow Mr. John ll. Law-
renco (altos tlic subjcct assigned for
the day. “The Miracle of Laztu‘us‘s
Resurrection." All men are cordially
Invited to attend thc mcotlngs of the
_ club. which are held every Sunday
v.‘ noon in the South Norwalk Congrega-
‘5 tines] Church, coding promptly at 1
o'clock.
‘ THAT FEELING OF DISTRESS.
Loo to Indigestion, Has Been Cured
Hundreds of Times by Dr. Richard:
Dyepepvla Tablets.
it is our polite. to publish in Bomb
Nowell: papers nothing but Houth
Norwsik evidence.
Now and then. however. we like to
give reports from nearby towns. if
only for the aukc of variety.
For instance. Mrs. J. ill. Stevens, ill
Pnnnoyer street. ltownytun, Conn,
layatw
' “Having aivcu Dr. Richards ilys»
panels Tablets a fair trial i am in a
Q position to give this rcmctiy my bcat
. Shi‘ionimendailon. No rcintatly that.
l have over soon compares with this
n relieving one of that nwollcn din-
ed totaling ttficr lllttiilll. i also
fill this medicine to be most hunt»
I In toning the nervous system
Mid Improving the appetite. Aside
from its value as a regulator of stem-
Ii disorders. l have found It to be
In excellent tonic. i shall always be
. thankful for the good I have derived
from its use, and shall continue in
"command it on all occasions.”
,. for sale by all tlttmalsta. lit-at
. to lay “Rich rtlu" twice. l'tlnu so
.6611"! nor iml o. Made. by Dr. lilclr
, I Dyspepsia Tablet Association. as
Grill street. New York.
Park 8% Tillord
. inns
, Heartland“ and cigars
amuse sunrises.
, Editor and Proprietor.
POPULAR auuesu‘sflm
m
GYPSY nos.
Today at lioyt’s Theatre on ex-
cellent revival of the favorite roman-
tic Drama. "Gypsy Jack" will be given
with an excellent company, headed by
.Van Kenzie. the sterling ytfung actor.
The fortunes of “Gypsy Jack” are set.
forth in a good story clearly interpret-
ed. lt is brlmfull of action from start
to finish. and the interest never lags.
it passes from one startling situation
to another with such rapid succession
that the nerves 0: the audience are not
allowed to relax from a high tension
until the curtain falls. A popular pric-
ed matinee will be given.
PICTURES “FROM LIFE.
Character. are a strong feature in
“New York Day by Day" the melodra‘
matic’ attraction at Hoyt‘s Theatre,
Monday night.
KERRY 00W.
Joseph Murphy, the famous lrish
comedian, presents Allen Donne as his
successor in his tamoas lrlsh piay,tho
”Kerry Gory." Allen Boone's portray-
al of Dan O'Hara, in "Kerry flow," is
an artistic creation, and one that this
accomplished comedian has built up
little by little to the point of perfect
symmetry. Mr. Doone is the central
figure in “Kerry Gow." lie has a fine
appearance. a sweet tenor voice. and
sings his Irish songs in a manner that
delights his hearers. He impersonator
the true ,lrilhman. using the Celtic wit
to perfection. At Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Thursday night.
GEORGE ADE‘S COMEDY.
George Aide‘s wonderfully clever
comedy satire, “The College Widow,"
was presented to standing room only,
at l-loyl‘s Theatre. last night. The
play is full of good humor and buoy—
ancy, and the cast a remarkably well
balanced one. Florence Huntington
was a sweet and charming "widow" at
all time graceful and ci‘lecllvc. Flor-
ence Auer was cxccllcnt in the roll of
"Mrs. Dalzcll." llcsslc 'i‘oner was
good as the athletic girl, anti Pattie
Allison‘s portrayal of Flora Wiggins
was beyond criticism. Frank ll. Lu
line made an excclicnt llirnm Bolton.
the determined yet tractable father of
Billy Bolton, the hull-buck. Robert
Kelly was most effective in the latter
role anti rccclved an ovation at his
appearance after the game, ltoyal
TraCy filled the roll of “Stub" 'l‘almad-
go. the busy under-graduate to perfec-
tion. The scenery and other accessor-
ies were excellent and the production
was exceedingly well staged and pros-
eti throughout, Tonight, Van Klnzic,
Davltl 'nggins' brother. will present.
“Gypsy Jack." a stirring mclotirauni.
Monday night, "New York, lluy by
lluy." will he the attraction.
WAITING TO HEAR FROM MR.
OSBORN.
October 19th, 1906.
Editor Sentinel.
Dear Sir: Not a few Republicans are
asking the qucstion: Will their nomt
ncc for senator commit himsclt to the
live-cent fare for all Norwulk. to one-
doliar gas, in black and whitc, that the
people can read?
Will Mr. Osborn unfold hlmsclf to
his natural constituents on llicsc. pur-
tIt-uiar mattcrs clcariy. definitely and
iuouestly? The voters lll'i‘ waiting to
hour from him.
Yours,
A Ridi’llllldtVAN.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 150.» n'l‘hcrc was a
renewal of urgent llqllltlulltlll in thc
stock market today which carrlcti
curly priccs 1 1-2 to 3 H lli‘lOlV last
night for tho ncilrc speculative inv-
orltcs. 'i‘hc changcd moncy situation
resulting from yesterday‘s atlvancc in
the linuk of England's discount rate
from 5 to it per cent. was the motivu
for thc unloading of spcculutivc ac»
counts. lvidcnrc of the hoary mow.
mcnt of currency to tho interior for
crop moving hummus and thc (‘unzr
titan requirements to fortify thc
Toronto banks. compllcuicti the
money situation. The liquidation
was pursuctl on n largo acnlc, but
large buying ordcrs for supporting
purposca rcstl‘ulnctl tho dt-cllnc alter
thtxnpcnlng drop, but did not cnlircly
stop it,
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—»l.iqul-
tlation was rcpt-wed on u largo chlu
with tho opening of the stock market,
today. and prlccs broke violently in all
directions. Speculative favoritcs word
tbt- inmost sufferers, but losses run-
ning up to a point wcrc. common to the
whole list. lit-ailing anti (.lrcnt North-
cru pftl. fcll 3%; Anaconda. ii; timeli-
lng, 2%; Canadian Pacific. 2%: North-
ern Pacific. 2; Si. Paul. 1%; llnlilmorc
to Ohio. National Lend, iltawral liilcc-
tric iiilfl Colorado Fuel, 1%. and Union
Pacific. 1, .
WAIJ. STREET. 11 o. m.--Bcnrcciy
any belt was made in the downward
movement during the first hour. the
supporting orders that were distribut-
t-d after the opening being cli't-cilvu
only in restraining the ruin of the tall.
When the pressure of stock became
too largo, resistance was swept. away
and prlccit ili‘i'iini'll abruptly to con-
nldcrably iII'IUW whom they opened.
ilimularti railway stocks and the wcll~
ltnuwn upcclnlilt-s wcrt- the weakest
funiurcs. iircut Noribcrn pltl. dropped
4%. ('muuilun Pacific 4%, Central
Railroad of New Jersey. 4. at. Paul 3.
(lili‘liillmillifi to Ohio 2%. Delaware I:
Hudson 2%. Union Pacific. Baltimore
it Ohio. Louisiana 5 Nashville. Nation-
al Mud General Electric and Colorado
Fuel 2. and Pennsylvania. Southern
Pacific. Amalgamated Copper and
Pct-titted Eliot-I Car 1% to Mt.
Wald. f-l'l‘liI-ili'l‘. (litmus-«‘l‘bo mur-
kui clout-ti in a stain of tlmnoruiiustlou
with pauicy lli'l'iilill at various points
Liquidation cnnu- in a "(Hill ilil tiuv
clinic of tho tit-anion drew limit: licud-
ing ran off ii i»2 with a ship]:- block of
“.00" iilliii’l‘ti ttiiten at it's. tlrwti
Northern pftl. alumitml ll. Anarmuin
to H. l’ullmun and 1‘. ii. Express 5.
Hi. Paul and Canadian Pacific i M.
Blushing i Mi. Union l’ilcllic i. ii. and
i). 3 3-4. Colorado Fuel 3 i2. Atlantic
Coast Line 1, Louisville and Nash-
ville :i, Amalgamated Copper 2 ill and
wide declines throughout the list up
to 2 1-2 points.
LONDON. Oct. 20.~Afier the sur-
prise caused yesterday by the clump
tlonal Increase In the Bank of illus-
lanti's rate of discount a feeling of
great relinf was manifest today, as it
was believed that the six per «cm.
rate will prevent the further export
of gold. Nevertheless. the stock
market today continued to show
much nervmtsnsss, but there was an
grapes, refined to absolu
0W er.
flavor and healthfulness.
wJ—u‘
Notteg;“"““’ ’
Admission] Electors.
..._....
Noticc is licrcby glvcn that the sc-
Icctmen and town clerk of thc Town
of Norwalk will hold a erosion in thc
’l‘own. Court Room. in the Town llaii
Building. Wall strcci, in tho City of
Norwalk. Friday, the 19th day of 0th
tober, 1906, from 9 o'clock In the forc-
noon iintii ii o'clock in the aftcruotm.
for tho purposc oi' cxamlnlug tho quot
iticntlons of electors, anti atlniitlinu‘
to the clcctors' oath thosc who shall
bc found qualified;
and will be in scssion for the some
purpose. at tho I’ollcc iioom. iiavilun-l
strcot, in thc (‘lty of South Norwalk.
Monday. tho 22nd day of said fictohcr.
from 10 o’clock In tho forcnoon until
4 o'clock in the afternoon.
and Wednesday, the 24th day of said
October. from 2 o'clock hi the alien‘-
noon. until 8 o'clock in tlu- afternoon:
and unlcss all t-atcrcd on tho first list
as “to be made" whose rights shall
appear to how malurctl. shall have
been admitted or rcloctctl.‘ said sch-ct-
men and town clerk will be in session
for said purpose. at said Town (‘ourl
Room, Wallvstrcct. l’i‘idny, tho. 2min
day of said Octobcr. from 9 o'clock in
the forenoon until it o‘clock in tho of
lcruoon and not afterwards. oxccpi
that if it appear that the rights of any
person on the first list undcr tbc iiilc
“to be made" will mature after said
Friday. October Zillli, and on or b.--
forc the day of said clcclors' meeting.
said selectincn and town cit-rk will be
In scssion at tho oillco of said town
clerk on the day bct‘oro said cicctors‘
meeting. to wit. Monday. Novcntlwr
5th, 1906. from 9 o‘clock in thc forc-
noon until 5 o‘clock in tho aftcrnoou.
and not aftcrwurtis, for tho murmur
of admitting such lli'ii‘lillllil. and for no
other purpose.
Dated at said Niil‘WiilIi, this link day
of October, 1906.
JAMES A, BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON.
.I. ll. RAYMOND.
Soloctmcn of the Town of Norwnik.
l-IlCRliElt'l‘ ll. SMI’i‘li.
old 17 Ill ii) ’l‘own i‘lcrk.
of yt-ktcrday. American Sccuritius
continued tht-ir downward mtm-nwnt.
the opening priccs being in marked
contrast to those of tho optudni: yce~
tortluy. Union Pacific opcucti at
lliii l-2. against iilfl l-ii ycslt-rduy.
Wlillt: llniicd Hillitls Stool Willi offci‘vtl
lit to 3-4. against hi) i't-li blti yt-sit-I‘duy.
Banking cii'clos showcd satisfaction
at the fact that the Bank of England
had but-ii able to stop ”in ctmtlntu-tl
hoary exports of gold to the iluitcd
Buick. A llrlilsii financier said to-
duy: _
"’I‘bo l'nltotl Rtnics can hardly cx’
pi-cl London it) Ilunnt'u Illi‘ Wilttli‘
World. and we are now couiidcnt that
our six pcr ccut. rule in a attic and
pcrmuucnt lli'iiil'i'llilll anniust iurtltt-r
inroads on our stock of mid. ’i'bt-ro
Iii no thought at present of a «cw-u
per cent. rule, but clown and I'VI‘II
ciultt per rcpt, will be adopted if no
reason to protect us against ilii ab
normal depiction of the sold roscrvr.
Therefore if the United States coir
tinucs to require gold for the move.
meat of the cotton crop or other needs,
we feel that relief should come from
the other side. Boundary Shaw once
before relieved the situation by re
leaning funds and we. In London. can.
not see why he should sit on his Klilii
nnci e of every poun
Hence it is thtR lBakin
renders the food rerlaarkggl: both or its fine
- ABSOLUTELY PURE
Healthful cream of tartar.
derived solely from
unty. is the active
of Royal Baiting
Powder
is
No alum. no phosphate—which are the
l’lfiliflpnl eleénente offline-called cheap
ngpow ers~a ' h '
from bones, rock ind" m aredenved
sulphuric acid.
ROYAL OAKINO POWDER (20.. NEW YORK.
chi-sis whilc ilic llnltod Slaics draWs
its needed supply of gold from Lon-
don's dcplcicti stock."
.Mnoriruii stocks wore inactive to.
Welsbach
Lamps
it Following Prices.
No. “302 Box light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
No. mos atrium. $l
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices Include Installation.
Dunn. haihrauii
Lighting Camping
meant...»
it is only thinking pemxio who not
the bust of things when tin-y make u
purchuac. They "think" beforehand
whcru thcy will an to'buy. and their
great hcntls rule that the boat store to
palronizc will naturally bc the one
that uciocta liu stock» with tho archi-
csi. discrimination and euro. and based
its prices upon fairness to all. And
1that: is our well-known business mu:-
m. ' v‘ H
We pride ourscivcs particularly 0
our Stove valurs, (mull, ilcntlult and
()il littlllill'ii. There may be as good.
but there certainly In none hotter than
the Stewart iii any price. Your motley
illifi‘t, if not. battalion. alter a month’s
lru.
A. J. ANGEVINE ti SON.
FURNITUHI. ITO.
134 Washington Direct.
south liorwnlk. cons.
when the desire to make water II
when the urine stains linen; when there
of the back; when there is a sediment in
Bladder Disease in present and life a
David Kennedy's Favorite
its one. it he
,ootivi totite u or one.
slimline Mb“rasa.maena
posloliloe address to the Dr. David Kean
er I: Mi: {3
snotty wil be sent free by mail.
absence of the feverish excitementl
All dreams sell Favorite My at
Ag
of the vessel after it has stood over thIttA-«Kidaeyor
option cred.
immediate help and core can be found it Dr.
. Remedy. livery dens
get sign and the dread Kidney Diseases themselves
even the most distressing area) are all removed
m at once unwed strength and
ration Readout. N.Y., say that you mm Hm (tonal
nprr. and a sample bottle of Favorite
The picture in this advertisement I: that of Mr.
randdao liter. at Athens
. E. Palmstoor and his
. Y. He was cured of idnsy ashes and she oi
I by Pivot!“ . Hr. Paimsteer is
medicament-title in his protocol this great medicine.
. OI shuttle.
PM! “to!“ narrate M ii. H.
DANGEROUS SIGNS
When a man. woman or child has pain in passing urine;
frequent. especially at night'
are pains in the In:
the bottom
or lull
allow»
m among
K EVENING SENTINEE ‘ SATURDAY. o‘er. ”flood.
Values Immense
TODAY AT THE BOSTON STORE
Especially so in Our
(
ladits’ Bandits-Wear Department.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits.
. Ladies, Separate Skirts and Waists.
WOM EN'S 8U "'8.
Made of plain cloths or mannish
mixtures two styles of coats
pleated skirts. $20.00 value.
Tomorrow, 012.50.
WOMEN'S TOURIST COATS.
The newest models, mannlsh mix-
and three. $8.50 value.
Tomorrow. 35.98.
WOM EN'S BLACK COATS.
Made of medium weight kerscy
cloths, Inlnld collar. braid
half lined.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black. blue ‘and fancy mixtures.
trimmed, pleated styles, all new. Regular $5.00
Regular $10.50 coat. i value.
Tomorrow, 58.98. i Tomorrow, $3.98.
THE—BOSTON STORE
TOURIST COATS.
Semi-titted Tourist Coats, all wool
Plaids, newest button trimmed back.
Value $12.50.
Tomorrow, 3750.
WAISTS.
Madras, Nun’s Veiling and Brillian-
tlnes. in white, blacks and plaids.
Values up to $2.00.
Tomorrow, 95c.
day. They opened below parity anti|
furtln-r declined during the stwslon at
offerings at parity for American nc-
counl anti fears of a poor New York
bunk Hillli'llli'lll. ’I'Iic murkct i‘lilSt'iI
u’o-ak at tho iowust quotation of the
tiny.
Announcement !
iOSTEOPATHY!
I will bt' in my Norwalk oilico every
Many a man of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kitten.
Is guilty of cruelty whcrc his
l n l i i 0 l ‘uwniMOmiily. \l'cdnesday, Thursday and
s 0 incl s conccruct con 1- ven
. 'l ' "‘ 2 ‘ c,.
ovcrwoikt-d, when what it “up“ tysaiurday. Oflltc 1 Isaac Pin a
something that will digest the food envi'l‘clephoue. 123'3' I M” be in my New
on anti hcip the stomach to recuperate.tYork office, every Tuesday 8: Friday.
Stunt-thing likc Kodol For l)yspcpsiu,tmm it) to 5 p, m, lncatlou. "‘1 West
that Is sold by Tim Clifford i'nor-iizud street. ‘Phone, this .1. Bryant.
AUTUMNAL
lent to Weshmqlon. D. 0.
Via New York and the Pennsylvania
Railroad or Royal Blue Line. Going
October 24. returning until Novem-
ber 2.
Tickets new on sale at South Nor-
waik at the extremely low round trip
rate of $7.35. not including New York
transfer. Via Steamer Maryland
:80“. and Pennsylvania Railroad.
.10.
Stopover returning aiI0wed at Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New York with-
in iimit of ticket. For time tables
and descriptive literature see Ticket
01216 20
WNW. ”itiic A. '1‘. Still Institute A cut.
~—~---~-—-~-—~— T N E
RECENT ARRIVAL or vsssats.i DR. JEROME 13- WIRT. HERTEEVRE°§A1L’AEX'DHQXMMV
~ NEW YORK, Oct. 21l.~—-~Arrivcd: iGraduate 0' the A. T. Still Institute. at F. C. COLEY,
bichnwr Amcrika. from Hamburg. I Kirksvilie. Me., Licensed by Assistant General Passenger A99“-
Soutbtnupton and (‘hcrbourg State Board of Health.
.____ ___. _., -_ - . ..- .,___ , _._._
Call 322-4.
:_—_-_-.-:.-.25
To All LOVBI'J‘
of Good Tea and
Coffee.
Beginning Monday morning. October 22. at 8 o'clock. we will demonstrate at our store for
the next ten days a full line of Chase and Sanborn Celebrated Teas and Coffees.
all the citizens of Norwalk at our store during that time.
Call and personally examine
We hope to see
our
many attractions and convince yourself that we are the most up-to-date merchants in. Norwalk.
Sale agents for Chase and Sanborn Teas and Coffees.
sumer. Their flavor and aroma is most delicious and satisfying.
Universally liked and sought by the con-
This is no prize coffee. but as
an inducement to the ladies. Messrs. Chase and Sanborn will distribute souvenirs to the ladies
and children. during this demonstration only, including dainty Japanese tea pots. coffee meas-
ures. fans. japanesc dolls. bird books. sample of their famous teas and coffees.
An expert dem-
onstrator. who has made a life. study of this line of goods. will be in attendance.
We consider this demonstration worthy of the attention of every lady or gentleman inter,
cstcd in pure teas and coitcca.We extend a royal welcome to everyone.
next ten days.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. LEADING GROCER.
'l'eas and Coffees.
Special Stamp
Visit our store for the
«C. E. Seymour,
scorn sonwanx.
Tees and Cofl'ees
Offers.
COLLECT PINK STAMPS AND GET A PRETTY PREMIUM FREE.
.cupaxiir.
soStsmpswlthilb.No.xTea
goSumpswithxlb.Ne.oTcn .....
:5 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Calico .........
so Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and Java Coffee ....... . . . . . . ..
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.ot.i
.H..a...y.
inaliiaio.a.i.~-iii»
POTATOES. Real Fancy Green Mountain Stock. wk. ..... . ......
. BUTTER. the finest Eight Creamery, lb. ......
.........:
. 50c
. 4pc
32c
solviliiie
FOR OTHEX BIO SPECIALS SEE YESTERDAY? PAPER.
TRADE AT "THE STORES THAT BET 1‘le PACE."
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south some};
lb,
use“
1 t sameness.
as
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