, ” goal. 1111111111.,
,venutinns. Henrietta, Chariots, Pris '
bills and Grant 010111.111 colors and,
Town and city elections one week
Iron: yesterday.
~Merrili Night school opens Tues-
, day, October 1st.
._....._
Earl Gregory, son of William '1‘
Gregory, of, Bradbury, is ill of typhoid,
fever.
Miss Edith Merrick of Norwalk, was
the guetit' over Sunday oi Mmh Elli
Miller, of Bethei
Mrs. Clara M. Ely. oi Cranbnry. who "
has been ill oi pneumonia, is now im-
proving nicely.
Charles Stiles, tormerly employed in ‘
Plaistcd's pharmitcy, has secured a 136'-
sition in Halitord.
Dr. H. B. What, of- South Main
street, is spending a week at the .1111
niestown Exposition.
~—-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
011112111 111111111 IStiatton ‘12. taking his
annual vacation from his duties 011
the south Norwalk police force:
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church will resume its regular Thurs-
day evening services this week.
s;
Arthur Fitch, cie1k at the Norwuik
store of Book Seller William P. Beers.
is ill at his home in Newtown avenue.
Qid Well Tent Knight’s oi the Mac‘-
cabces. 'wlil meet this evening in CenI- '
trai Labor Lyceum Washington street .
A meeting of the Hat Makers' Socie-
ty will be held tomorrow evening at
the 0811111111 Li‘ibor Lyceum in Washing-
ton street.‘
it you‘ feel run down, tagged out,
take Hollistm .11 Rocky Mountain Toe.
the greatest, restored“ known;
purely table,‘ no alcohol or miner»
isdn 835 cents, Tea or Tablets
PIis steds Drug Store ‘
The Yale Bugle. File and Drum
Corps held their weekly meeting last
ng and gave a 55 gold piece to
R. iumkett.
Washington Camp No. 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America, will
hold a regular meeting. this evening .'
in Mystic Chain i-In'll.
,......,... _._.
——Mcrrill Night School opens ’i'ucs-
day, Octobex lst.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Flint, of 91
South Main street. have been outer-
tulnihg their piece. Miss Mary Flint,
of Amsterdam. New York.
Mrs. Edgar K. Norton and daughter
Viola and son F1",ede1ick of. Lowe
street, me spending a few days in
ll1idg11port, visiting “xeiutivcs
A meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge,
Shcphcids 0t Be‘thelehem. will be
held t11m01 row evening A sociai'will
follow the business session.
A yunkeo girl had tmveled tar
She went to gay Parse,
She rivnled all the beauties there.
She used Holiisier' s Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Piaistcd's Drug Store.
The Woman” Association of the
South Norwnlk Congregational Church
is scheduled to hold 11 meeting We'd-
nesdny afternoon at, 3: 30 ociock.
John W Colby and- C. Buck Bots.
oi South Norwnlk me 011 an a tome
biio trip to Burlington, Vt. inking the
route through the Berkshire illiis.
All the pnssengot trulumon on the
New Yor New Haven and Hartford
itailroad will heroa'itor be designated
as iraliiuten instead or brukemen ‘
The annual "testing and election on
OIIUCUIH oi that? ill No gwtilk Quartet
u'b will be lull
in North Main street. this oyening.
w.
Louise Loti 11., Daughters of lien
moon will 1.5.1 o blunting tomorrow
mum in the couriers of the‘ Boot
Norwulk Quartet ‘Ciub. North Mai
street.
a.
1 individual attention to every pup
thorough propnriotion for college or '
business, manual training, athletico.
Reopens for» Fall Torin, Thursday, _
' riaisteu’s Druglsuo
9 the inte brother, Patrick O‘Neill, in a
' com
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‘ land (in the (11111111111311. Sitturduy i
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wish for in the line at Rubber
,, Goods. Our steel: is fully susrw
’ ingIIiIn ithe Windfw
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A Day school 191 nova.
A very strong stat! at teachers fillies
September 26.
For ortatozue..adlitess. , .
ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
18,0 09 0 tect
bor ycstcr day afternoon.
Frank Brundage, of south Norwalk.
friends; Hoiiister's Rocky
Sherman ‘Cobiieii, o.':_'13,42_,"lioy .11
this evening in Mystic Chain Hall.
Grand Guide John M. Bun. oi? Ner-
walk will make an oillcinl \isit to tho
e‘d Who present;
boat recently as told in The Sentinel.
has been replaced by the. government
buoy tender. The new dolphin is of
white pine timbel, and highei than the
old one. LighlhOUSP Keeper Frank
Lassen has painted the dolphin.
A social meeting o! the Epworth
League of the First Methodist Episco
pal Church, will be held it‘1iday ovc
nlng. when an uddxess will be made by
Rev. B. M Tippie oi Struti'ord. Re
itcshnwnts will be served A business
meeting of the League will be held to
morrow evening.
At a special meeting ai‘ Division No
1 A. O. H" o! Norwaik. inst night,
it was voted to attend the funeral of
body. The services will be held at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning from St
Mary's Church and interment will fol-
low in St. Mary’ 8 Cemetery
The annual mum and city elections
will be held next Monday. in midi-
iiou to electing totvn and city oilicora
electors will vote, at the town polling
places on the moposod constitutional
ainehdnient In the form of a revision
of the constitution. as set forth in
Chapter 214 of the Public Acts of the
state passed at the January session,
“Attend the tub and humor or
White [less 141ch lihughtsis of at
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wulit.‘ Oct: 4 and ii. Tickets, includ~
lug dancing. 16c
' Everett
Mrs. Lake will still for En
Lieutenant-’Gorornor
Luke and
.1
next week. They will be gone about
live weeks. It is their, intention to
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scary at ruthenium,
nit ibititl‘iotiz‘ it will be
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Justin nursery“ lush. 811181533113. Hoyt
'~impuro blood runs you down-mi
makes you an easy victim tor omnig
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters no
lies the 11.10.141.191 the cuties—bulls 3391‘
you 1195,;
111819919 cotuniuulctition oi tit Job
£3158th Ml, or Norwnlk ii
0'11! 1‘ ii 11 “night lit iii ’9' iodit
rooms whdn‘iii built ustdi- Mb son degree
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celebrated the fiftieth or golden 111.11-
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tornooh and entertained several bun
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. ’ firing; onion.-
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woo very prettily decoration tor the
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New, York. ginger
Darius the stitches
The tug Greenwich Was in the hsfr I
spent Sunday with blends in iicthoi.1 “
Bad breath is a most offensive nil "
ment, irritates you as well as your,
Mountain '1
{Pen takes the? bad taste (1:99 the
mouth, removes Allie cause so 1111. L’
breath. '36 9 blots
Arcanum. will hold its regular meeting '
Connoii.and all members are request -.
The White noel. dolphin which was , 1
, run into and knocked down by n tug
tibrontl ‘
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Rubber Tues Furnished for all?”
Ammunition 111 All Loads.
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
‘Doubleand Single Guns and ‘iiliies.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Lea
sins. and Gun Cases.
(3,1111 Repaired and R led
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Two Horse 111111 Wagons, _
lite foremost makers oi MenIs Roads“
to wear Clothes have contributed
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in our Custom Department Suits to
Measure 110111 $20 up
Fall, Hints
Newest .Coloungs in Fall Neokwear.
Willis ii“
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT CORT.
48 50 Wall Street. Normals
PHON E.
J FRESH SURPLY 0F
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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Fisher, Providence
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Kennedy... _ 1111?“ 1 ~ Cough Syrup iii
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delight and colds illiti is good (or every
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just and generous. and what proporu
lion should be“ save to meet the
uncertainties of the future? The 111..
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‘Pi'ovidon do, Worcester, Sbrinsflold, Baritord
tbs stronsosn'ondorscment possible.
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ttens of thousands of patrons are
, start will}
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hum. oi entries, both harness and rud-
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tile will is an interest in the estate
amounting to sheet 510. 000. 000. ’
Mrs lselin was Miss Hop 11 (midfield
oi 11.11:. city. she is Mr. Isslin’s second
wife. She has two 111111111 1111111111111...
son 11.1.1 a daughter. Upon the birth 0!
1? her son her hither settled 51. 0‘00, 000
11110 the baby, who is new William
Gd darn 11101111. This yoiin stcr will
, in time be one or 1111993 rich at young
evil! nbt 1’
men, in the countr
0'! 8| sacram-
er's estate 11.1.1. his 1116: 81'. but will
also receive some oi the [881111 millions
trom his father.
1.1.1.111, Adrian lselln, , the
banker, died recently, le'a 113 11‘. large
fortune to his children.
Mrs. lselin is one of the most beau,-
noted athlete, excelling in golf. ten-
‘1 his, horsomunshlp. yachting, and boys
‘ing. Her husband is 111,111.... us a
handler or racing yachts. owning the
speedy cub defender “191mm,!“ and
Managing that bout the De (intimate
[lance and Columbia in the several
contests for the America's 111111.111 the
latter races,‘M1s'. lsclln‘ sailed on
Columbia. and was the only woman
‘permitted aboaid ship in the interna-
tional contests.
, Mrs. 1.18111. was a Celebrated belle he
‘tore her marriage to Olivex Miselin
1511118 New York 11.1.1111; iirm of Adr
' rlnn (seiin' ,&. Co. Whicha was one of
the most brilliant weddings in the so-
chat or New York and Rhode island
MIi's. lsciip is a member of one of
the oldest and wealthiest Rhone ls-
land families. one known as well in
’ exclusive circles abroad, its in this
country Her father was 'a membet
of the films of Goddard Bros. and
Brown & ive's which control some of
the largest cotto‘n mifis’ and own some
of the, most valuable real estate in this
section
The bequestoi’ 550.0001to Brown Un-
iversity. of which Col. Goddard had
been for many years chancellor. is re-
cclved with surprise. it was thought
that it would be larger. The Rhoda
island General hospital receives 520.-
000. in the event of Mrs. lsclln' 5 death
I before her mother, Charles Oliver lse~ ,,
lin is to receive a part of the interest “ 1
in sevoiai mills and he is also left
His 11‘ 19111111311111.-
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titul Women in society and is also a 1
By placing the orders in big 1111111111191, train the host 1111111 in the calm
try, almost a" year 11.30.1011 our Fall and Winter Underwear. at last
prices. We costumes to give you exce ptionul values in 80111191111119. heparin
ly made garments. (or MEN. WOMEN and CHILDBEN.
160 doz. women 11 Heavy Fleeces Lined Vests and Pants, nicely dubbed;
at 25c
80 don Women“ s “Berkshire Mills" Vests and Pants this is without sitcom
tion the best. oatmeal; for the price in the county. Vests, silk ribbon ,ll'iin'
mod, high neck with long or sho1t sleeves. ',Tlghts ankle length. Pants
knee 01' .11ho length: sizes 4, 5 11nd ii. at 50c ‘
Extra sizes in the nbovo, 7, 8 and 9.5911. ‘ '
Better grades of Women‘ 11 Wool Underwear, flat or ribbed, in white, but
urai or scarlet, “Forest M1118" and “Bo rkshire," at 751:, 51. 00 and 51. 50. , '1
120 1102. Misses' Ribbed Fiecced Lined Vests and Pants, the “Borkshi
Mills" and “Musgrove” I‘nukes, doubly sewn seams and steam shrunk. at, 2
Boy' 8 Heavy Fleece iIAncti Shirts and Drawcis, heavy weight, at 2511. _ _
Men 8 Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers in white or natural. at 50c.
Men’s Heavy Weight "Berkshiie Mills" Fleece Lined Shirts and Drew,-
ers at 50c. ‘
Men's All Wool Shirts and brown s, white, natutai, scarlet, or caiuel‘
hair, 750 to 51. 501 5
83- 85 Washington 81
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THEIR 119111111“me MAKE No MiSTAKE
NI'Q‘IE FOUND ‘ro éua _
WHERE quilt-11W 1191:1111 oun'ri'rn‘v C
posse or svshi otvt'iioat. NEED
$100 1100, providing that Mrs. William " '
Goddard, widow of the deceased, dies ’
' Without issue
HDW'S THIS?
1, We otter One Hundi‘ed Dollar's Ito ‘
ward for any base of Cntarrh that can- ,
' not be cured by Hall's Chtarrh Curd. ‘
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
1 We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years and be' ‘ I
have him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially "f:
able to curly out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KlNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale ‘Drugglsts, Toledo. 0.
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nuliy, acting directly upon the blood 9
and mucous surfaces or the system'.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 76 cents
per bottle; Sold by all Drugglsis.
'i‘nke linii's Family Pills for consib
pation.
THE ”WWW FAIR.
One of the largest in the U. 8.~Many
Attractions.
The Donbury Fair is one of the 1811'!
real big fairs in the East, the largest
uuacultural and industrial exposition
an amusement enterprise in the state
of Connecticut and rivals any fair in
«the United States as a clean out and
the
tri-
str'ucted and entertained. it grows
from year to year and becomes more
popular with each passing season. The
grounds are admirably located and are
easily reached by both steam cn‘rs 11nd
trolleys the buildings are conunodiouis
'und Weli- kept rind the racetrack is one
bi‘tho yery‘bssr'hait-mtle rings in the
country; This years lair opens nex‘t
li‘uesday, (October 8) and continues
tintil Saturday night. '
Tuesday will be devoted to automo‘»
well managed institution, where
I» bites parades and Moss, and cattle and
.horse Exhibitions and contests. K1111-
bemlhus will take his airship into thé
sky for n, spin among the clouds (lap.
Webb will show her trained sea lion,
the bands will play and all the wheels:
of the big enterprise Will be set a-spiri-'
unis
Wednesday Governor Woodroit and
be in attendance and there is
pos ity of hi éxccllcticy tuiétituz
'iiIrin'u shove wt Kluibuushus. "r11
struck rues: start. this day with a lamb
will draw 111.1 attention or thousands
.ppco ie.‘ it will bring waethsr the best
e glottal ills! Metro
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attendance ever is ’eouli'dsntly upset » 1-
South NorVVaIlk, 119.: Chester, Stamford .. I
OPEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. .1997
Costs only $5.00 each month.
Send for Blank and 181.111.10.11 for the opening
M A. MERRILL
1
The Store of Quail
WE Wifii'i TO THANK, OUR PATRONS FOR THE SUCCESS OFI OUR
OPENING DAY AND iMPRESS ON THE MINDS OF THE BUYING PUB. 1
LIIC ThiE FACT §HAT OUR ,STOGK l8 ABSOLUTELY NEW AND CON-
TAINS THE LATEST STYLES iN FALL FOOTWEAR. I
FLVNN 1. RYAN
L S EN Hoyt‘s Theatre, Saturday. ’1‘,
P0P“ AIR AM“ EM TS. drama is entitled A Millions
WAY DOWN EAST.
:vctuge, wiittgn by Hal Reid,
Way Down East, is a desctiptivo as 3'9““ “6 given us many
story oi: New England farm life. ox. “3 Notlhlng. however. 1” ““3910!“
ompiified in its quaint and homely “3““ t19199e1riblg 199.01? w c
characters. not out in bold roller agnin- ‘ 0 ”“539, ° “‘0‘“ 9 “9 been t
at a background oi rustic honesty and “mm“ 9° the ”“33”" 90u91try Mao
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«other as any bier roast 1y can be
New York kcity and iron 11 to ox"11.
front its having been before the public
the situation which caused the nicer.
somany yours is seemingly still as well
pitilul drums in high life of the, (“Icy
anticipated as though contmratlvoiy a code. The or contention is owned
the Matteuthal “Billing-rs. who are lb ,
or the host quartets he has over 11.111 oral ”43°83’09”
in the show this sousgu. and the good
old- time song; that one hears only
when Way Down East. comes around
will be rendered trout the éqrner oi
”the porch by the berry pickers alter
finishing the tell at the day. it is not
difficult 10.180.111.11, tor the 911.111.111.111-
iii popularity oi Way Down East. it iii
a story at plain people; ;toilius an
everyday tale. with the ingrtidiouts oi
sunshine and laughter clouds sud tours
so deftly dramatized and so splendid
.ly noted that it is liable to be pluyod‘
tor years to come to the some his up
prediction but continues to mar its
cosine in t 11 greatest theatres in the
country. At iloytflt? :i‘huutro this eve
The moving 1111111111111 Must
were won silences 11111111111381 and. t
the best quality.» o'i‘ho~show opened
with "The1 Alps 111' 91111111 Tbt‘
Telescope," very smiling; “The
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but till ends well: “From Bambi
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