Evening sentinel, Friday, October 11, 1907 · page 8

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1 ms oppo pointed. as it me bailey
et‘slle di intestate. but later a. Will
we sent 7! in this piece to a lawyer
01% in Wililmentlo throuth the 111311.111 s
‘ badly burned condition, and it was 3;
. . first IRelieved that the document was a. ’
bonc- dide will oi Mrs. Overton. it. who 3 .7
W GILB . light IWIIhOuItRIgIIaIurteiglIid to tlil‘lh diw ‘ ‘
‘ . o person at sen s on noiVn. .
nee); Wilden knees: .. 77...... ...... .. ..
waghmgton 3) "AND DEPOR’I‘MENT the Will and oWIllIuIlahtIc attorney
' John C gum-m 172 Washington St at Arlen Halt, Madison St, South More was engaged to look out for their inter
Tomes Lnyden.I 202 Washington at walk. Wednesday, Oct. 16 reopening eats. Today however, it was narrating
ham“ M Creakh 16 Main St . doy.01nss tor young ladies. misses and ed that the will probably was a. forgery >
Edward W. Kelley, 57.771777188737777 fig-intern n‘ieets 2171-1 .30 171) 1; Glass for and that Mrs. Oerton died intestate. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
8 North Main St 11 ea an gen amen.‘ 7e “11°59‘th '..... W 7 7 7 7 7 .7 .7 . . -7 7 7,
7 5).; John E, Layden. brood and DAVIS nocioclr.w Respectfully. . .. 7 lie gxltgtl’remium Home, 160 lb Pub . 7.7 77 7 77 . . 7. 7 77 77 ,7 7 .
' J. R. Connor, Mnheckemo Hotel. 04 12 Hw
‘ James H. Johnson, 14 Water st, ISO
Norwulk
7 'l‘heron R Bradley idi'ugglst), 205
" Washington 7st.
Theron R. I'B1a7dley idruggi’st), South
Main St.
Steve Revenue, 9 Benton St. .
Ellie Sohoonove1,156 Washington St.
John F. Ciirnyn, cor. Ferris and 0011

an.) innninn

The Read 8p Velk
iii: iii“ 1 Hiliin'ié some). Electrical Co.

Norwnlk. 7

Paul Lengyel, 21 Ely Ave.
united American Opticians

7 . The oppiloutlons 7 7
Ii'wer‘d the following, 1' 7 * .
Edward 1’. Wood (d ilg) 38 Well IStI. ' 7

John O’Sulliimn; 1‘ all St. - 7 77 . .2
Stephen Novuk. 45 Railroad Ave ' 7
“71111111111 Anderson, Winnipsuk. . N
NV 0. Boos (drugelst). 55 Willi St. .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty St. Bridkeport. .

 

 
 

 

I 6 North Main Street.
HIA‘BRYfGOODWIN. Manasen 7

 

 

 

NO cLUE To MURDEIRER.‘
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 19.—-—Not a clue
has yet been found of the person who
murdered ten year old Philip Mestrl—
.ano whose body» was found in the
code yesterday The police have 1).
oil: felt. hat which was picked up on
”the ground nearby, but no signiia‘nce.
‘is attached to it. The odicers are
questioning inmates of the term farm
of whom there are about 250 and who
.nre accustomed to‘ roam about a. good
deal. The body was found in the sec-
tion near the term form and the police
incline to the belief that someone in
> ;7 the institution might have killed the
boy during a. spell of insanity.

‘AMQRICAN KILLS FRENCH BOY.
PARIS, Oct. 11.--Chal‘les P Blard.

 
 

The success of 0111 b 9 business is due lerge‘ln
to the benefits of our charge suslem——~CREDIT
IS KING OF THE WORLD ——A good name
means good credit. Good Credit is better than.
cash. You do net alWallS have the r‘eedn cash,
WW . but non do carru iiour coed name with non an the

Reedy. time. Boning from us uOu bun Cheaper than Other
ForI Fall I stores sell for cash We do net look into com
77);) )8 it“? e... the, . .. nurse to see how much moneu uou hare. We

.. III I I W W "I consider uour name on our book as a good as'set.

 

Grumman & Northrop, 43 Main St
Victoria Hotel, Rnlliond Ave end
Monroe St

Herman Sachs, 26 Main St

 

iohn H. Manning, River St.
Michael Lune 58 Water St, South
Norwnlk.

Antonio Decesore. 5 Woodward Ave.
City Hotel. South Main St.

Adam Schmidt 9 North Main St,
Michael Lubruno, ti and 8 Wood St.
George F. Moulton ‘(druggist), 43
Washington St. '
Adolph Kessler, Connecticut Ave.
John W. Pennington, 28 No Main St.
William McCiombe, 41 No Main St
Charles Reyneke. Hotel Clifford.
Fred Hellman. 20 Main St
Michael Fodor, ll Bouton St. ‘
Fred Zipperer & Co, 51 Water St..

. HOYT's THEATRIE BLOCK.

Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance. '

Hours—8 :I.m in. tea [1. m.; Satur '
day, 1

Factory. 1176 East 23rd at" N. Y.

 

 

 

oi? Philadelphia, son of Mr Biard, of
7 the Baldwin Locomotive Works, was
I the American Who last night in an en-
tomoblle run down and killed a. boy
named Dolpre, at Neuilly. Mr Blard
maintains that the accident was un- South Norwalk.
7‘ « avoidable. He had turned out to avoid Jesse J7 Newbuer, 152
. a heavy draw when the boy suddenly St.
'v‘ stepped out from behind a. wagon and

Washington

here the really artistic garments
for the approaching season. in

.7 was hit before the brakes could be
' applied. After the accident M1. Baird

‘ was beaten and knocked down by an
angry crowd before he was rescued by
' the police. M1. Baird was released
.7 pending the result of the investigation

of the examining magistrate. Mr. Build
undoubtedly will he criminally and cl-
;-villy prosecuted but the testimony to
' ken today was favorable to him, and

his httorney is confident that the ori-
. minel charge cannot be sustained. Ml

 
 
 
 
 

POLITICAN SURRENDERED BY

-' BONDSMAN.
BOSTON,
reanx, a former representative in

state legislature from North Adams.
who is under indictment for solicit-

ing and accepting 11 gratuity to

fluence his vote on the so-cnlled anti-
machinery hill eat your, .wos snr-ren
tiered by his bondsmun at th( court

house today.
Mr. Lamoui'eaux' is case wus tried

 

 

 

 

‘Ilaird and his brother have lived in

In the spring. resulting in a disagree
His case was on the list '

merit.

Oct. 11.———S. John Lamon-

the

in-

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the matter of‘ fabrics we’ve nev-
er bud beautiful a range of
rich effec s as “'Q are now'pre-
pared to exhibit. We made up
our minds to excel any of our
previous eiforts end when you
see this great stock of high
class clothes yOu'll say that '
we ve certainly succeeded Don't

wait to make your selection.7.
The best time is when the stock
is complete, and’ that's right
now We ask an inspection and

Yen do ‘not humble nourseli in asking us for
credit, we give it cheerfullu. We sell uou reliable
merchandise and guarantee event purchase nou
make if not as repreSented uou get all new
monen refunded without nun arguments."

tor one over ready to show cur gnr- . .

W I II t :3 01:73:: :3“: Todau we call IIOIIIWIIIIIGIIIIOII to our $717171)... ()1
I . ‘ ‘25“ ' I Tailor Made Suits care 5 owing a a now-
Here It IS! ' est models. Prince Chaps, Finiin Ruffles, the
long tight fitting in black, blue, brown and green

brondcioths; also plain and lemon striped serges,

Plate or Pickle Dish
7,7,7...“ from $15) to $40 Alterations tree

Free
. sewn-hinge“ 8t. 80.Nomlk. 7 T0 OllI'I line of Skirts—fix“ the leading COlOl'SI
Saturday, Oct. I2ih. , 7 7 and 571,1057 We make a speciallu of extra sizes

for lerge women. Pricesrange from $2 to $25. 7

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
To 0111 Clothing and Shoe departmenthhoes

to attend a
Free Exhibition .
f
for men.- women. lions and girls. None better to
be had: anuwhere. .

Perfection Oil heaters
And Raye lamps ,
To our magnificent and complete Furniture de-
pertinent 111 lb is department non Will find everu- '

F. A. Mitchell:
thing a little better than elsewhere. We in) to
excel in this as well as in all other departments

runmrons stone,
'ODR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALK, CONN. 7‘
There will be plenty in music and a
II in all these departments uou can open a chance
account Settle pour bill in weeklu or monthiu
panmenis. When the bear is around nuniii knew
just exoctlu to a pencil what it has cost con to

good time lor everybody.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Paris for a. number of years.
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l ~79.—

Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evenings.

.. JHSEPH [HHS ‘ - ‘ '

Tailor, Clothier. Hatter.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

with a 25 cent purchase or more |oi
Tess, Coffee,Spices,Extr7act7Is,Cocoa.
Chocolate, Starch, etc, etc.

In addition to usual checks.

SUGAR

“778 25 lbs. $1. 25 10~lbs. 500
20 lbs. $1.00 5 lbs. 250

The Union Pacific Tea L‘n.

' 126 Washington 81).. So.'Norwnlk, I 7 Next to Post Office.
~ Phone 655-2. Free Delivery.

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* Spools! for saunter. ‘

Popular Sheet Music.
1507 o OOpy. ‘

Captain Bnby Bunting
Everyone: in Love With Someone. .
June Moon (11 noon serenade). I ’ ' ' '
She Was it (ii-sud Old Indy. 7 e . 7 .
Won't You Be My Honey? - ' 7 . - . ‘ 7 , i . . 7
Mnruitch (by HerryVom'i‘Jlser). ’ ‘ 7 7 ‘7 ‘ ‘ 7 7 , , ' - , 77 I ._ . 7» . . 7 , ‘7 tliI . .>

 

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A RESERVE DYNAMO

Every Well motioned electrical plant has n. reserve dynamo which
an be cut in lnstnntiy when any accident happens to the resilinr . school my,
penises. . ‘ 7 . Harrison
You are the money earning dynamo for yoursclt or your turniin .3 , ,
on have 1). reserve financial dynamo in the form of 11 snvings now I

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