m :
rs Almond tier Telnet-row
rinsed :08; sets “‘5 :07. < ‘ .
, tide 9:29 a» mo 9:57 p; in.
city seems probable that‘tbs dale
theitepubiicau national convention
Jun“ dream the week beginning
6'21. 1908. The fortunate city will
a required to raise about $100,000 for
sentcrtainment of the delegates.
e list. of competing towns now in
do Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas City,
aver, Seattle, Pittsburg, Bostdu and
tiantio City. St. Louis and Kansas
‘City will argue that the selectiOn of
“lthcr one of these cities will tend to
eep‘ Missouri in the Republican
olumn. Denver and Seattle are not
" eriousiy considered nor are Boston
Abundance any, but they will all have
elegations to appear before the corn
mitteslnnd trained orators to present
the claims of each town. Chicago,
however, seems at the present timeto
“ ,
e the; call.
I
Senator Luther, of Hartford, at
Jamestown: “it is the great glory and
unceasing. boast of us Connecticut
men that our fathers came nearer to
. a vision. of the future than did most
7 Others. The men who took up their
lives and lived them by the long river
‘j‘tand on theshores of New Haven hay
_ fconld’not indeed foresee the United
,‘ . States of America; but they did see
‘ ~ by what sort of agreement it might
be .possible for people,’few or many.
, to live together in a way more fruit-
. ful of freedom and blessingthan the
_ , ways from which they had separated
“ ‘ themselves.”
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
, WRINKLEB.
Ribbon-embroidered bags are a taste-
Iui adjunct to the afternoon costume.
“Golden toast“ is as palatable for
breakfast as it is for luncheon or sun
per, and makes use of bread that is too
old to toast in the usual way. After
cutting the bread into attractive slices
or rounds, dip it. into beaten eggs and
-mllk in the proportion of one cggio
one-fourth cup of milk. Let the bread
soak up the egg and then fry a golden
, brown in butter. Some servo sliced
”or stewed fruit with this toast.
Aprons of light color with white cm-
broid‘ery trimmings are very dainty for
- the small schoolgirl, or for play. Sonia-
\ times the embroidery is white mixed
with color of the apron, and the ef-
fect is nearly ‘as pretty as when all
white is used. .
SailOr and Russian suits for small
boys, are as ever, the two prime favor-
ites this season, while the Norfolk vies
with the plain box coat for larger boys
who have not. yet attained the dignity
of long trousers. -.
one of the combinations approved
this season in the face of traditional
disapproval is that of blue and violet.
and some of the niiiiinory creations
showing this combination are very soft
and pleasing. One of them is a large
but of pastel blue felt faced with vio-
let velvet, the trimming consisting sini-
ply of two huge chous or vvlvei, one. of
blue; and one of violet.
, Many of the dark purplish red cloths
. have the rich, warm look that is so do-
sirable for winter gnramcnts, iillil they
are brightened by combination wuh
. lighter tense of the some color. The
effect in such costumes is good when
the shades are judiciously chosen, but
‘ lt’shouid be remembered that it is not
good plat? to jumble together rhsdes
e value general color without
it'll} carefully considering the effect.
' ‘ ressing the hair, the waves that
I“ soft and loose are those that mod-
ah .young Women strive to obtain ra-
ther than the stiff, set ridges that are
artificial in effect. ;
Little dangling ornaments -nf fine
silk braid are in general favor. on both
suits and gowns. and they fittinaly ac-
company the braid ornamentation that
, . is so stylish, the one thing to guard
against their being too lavish use.
. The idea of harmonizing the hntplns
to the hat is gaining ground all the
time, as will be noticed by observing
the, new fall head gear as it appears
in ‘lncreaslng quunuty on the street.
and at places of entertainment. if the
hat is, of say, amethyst velvet with
black and while feathers, the pins are
huge balls of cut. steel or silver, or if
~ it In that dark shade of violet that is
often this season trimmed with pink
wingswor flowars the heads of the ac-
companying hat pins, are smooth pink
coral balls.
The sensible “cont" sleeves are very
feahionable‘ for outer garments, but
many smart wraps of dressy clan-outer
have liver sleeves, oriental ashion.
nil tightlyutittlng undersioave , very
up and having a trimmed cuff.
, . it doesn't seem necessary after all
that. _ been said, tooantion short.
tout: omen amidst. wearing horizon-
!itllm mined skirts, but one has only
about a little to one short wide
clad in skirts ornamented With
pretty in itself, to be sure.
3' {1.11050 of decoration, but not
,zigures.
mm;
in my now. Children's fashions
, as
a c
p . n in»
or, more wide bands or rows .
km ,a time when it seemed
area’s fashions were always
Star utility the some. varying
moon to season, but till!
much and often on, their
and were never prettier or
lithlin they are at. the pro:
plaid English suit-
as for santycontl
their frat year of
min-with cellar and
_ Come Rig
‘ party drove: back
W I
r-vNew idea Patterns, 10c.
smith coo. , .
on W
‘ an-Conoorgflrapos, 0 lbs, soc. F. ‘1),
n. s.
ht To Us!
Shouldersé—‘v Hammond’s Loan and “
Tender, per 1b, 100. i
The cheapest and best meat you can buy today.
Native Potatiics. peck . . . . . . .ssc
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk... .30c
13 lb. can Jersey Tomatoes. . . .xec
2 cans Choice Rhubarb. . . . . .25c
50 Stamps with I lb. Very
Best Tea. ........ :..50c
40 Stamps with. r lb. Fancy
No.2iTea................4oc
35 Stamps with r lb. Good
Mixed Tea ........... 35c
New Crop Tears and Fresh Roasted
Cofi‘ees.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. MmKa
Coffee ....... . ....... ....3
so Stamps with r lb. Mocha
2C.
and Java poffee oc
15 Stamps with x lb. Java an
Maracaibo Coffee ...... . . .25c
We Have the Fines
count Stamps.
tLine of Premiums
in Town.
You are missing it if you are not collecting our Pink Dis-
10—-Sta.nips With
3 lbs. Yale Toast... ....... .25c
I pkg. Malta Rice ............ 15c
1 pkg. Mapl Flake ........... 14c
r dozen Best Pickles ........ ice
1 can Broiled Mackerel. . . . . . .16c
cles-10
Any 01 these Arti-
2 cans Gold Rock Corn ...... 25c
x cake 0. K. Polish.. ....... mt:
y, lb. VeryBest Tca.........z3c
3 lb. box Laundry Starch... .20:
1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Pow-
der ............ ...xoc
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone.
‘ ‘rHE' sronss‘ernnr ss'r THE PACE.
NewYorkGroceryCo
N ORWALK.
A final Number
of people patronize us because of
the excellence of our goods: oth-
ers because our prices are always
right. You can get the best re-
sults at proper prices here always.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTE
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SUGAR CURED SHOULDER
RED ONIONS. medium size...
R. pound .................. 33c
S. lean, pound ......... . 9c
...... quart, 5c; peck. 35c
2 lbs. Pure Lard............25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon. . .25c
Empire Milk, can .. . . . . .. .ioc
Warrantcd 1" rcsh Eggs. liar... .2oc
3 lbs. Head Rice...........25c
2 lbs. Fancy Cskcs. . . .......25c
Sweet Potatoes, peck .35c
3 cans Com .............t..25c
.chct Ciiii‘fl‘. fresh from press
daily; the real juice......
..........qt., 7c; gai.. 25¢
a...
White Onions. for pickling,
quart ioc
Largo ones, quart . . .. 7c
Spinach, native crop. . .4 qis., 15c
Native Lettuce, Boston head.
Native 'l‘urnips, nice and low
dcr, peck 25c
New Maple Syrup.........
. . . . . . . .lO, :5 and 25c bottle
and Ripe Tomatoes, Grapes.
4 Louis;
72 North Ninth Street,
i
s
Cranberries.
Sweet Potatoes.
Tomatoes.
Canning Pears.
Grapes.
slit) in shade
A:
are our
in sunspot. is a... rant.
'Cclcry, Spinach, Cauliflower,
Tel» cm. 698". . '
do 1E5. Graphing; Sugar,
mes Lens cannon. streetcars. per pound .........m
United assumes
'i’cppcrs, Squash. 'l‘uruips, Green
Remember, all goods sold comply with pure food law.
0
-.i www.mwww-
$1.00
HEGKER'S sucanahgd‘. per package. . . . . .xoc
LARGE DRY RED ONIONS. per peck .‘.’..‘.... ............30c
Celery. ‘
Yel o‘w Turnips.
Pic ling Onions.
Apples. ’
. .Csuiiiiower.
lion-walls rel. it
arms
1‘
it
. I nesday and
lice, lilo. 1 West ‘34tb St, Tuesr
dash: Thursday and V‘Saturdsy.‘
Weller Works Contractors.
Newly, Packed Corr—Golden Grain
Brand, 3 cans, 250.
Regular price, too per can.
mErsleinI
M I ‘
‘ 1
Beginning October the first. ‘I
will hair my Norwslk “fissile;
rs, Issues. ‘ ' '
synfue- h‘vvelllt.
Phone 12343. ” '. p ‘ r
I will be in. my New ,York ob
hone. _
, Adjustment is the key note of
Osteopathy. I have been licens-
ed to practice by State Board of
Health“ Consultation and Exam-
ination free All chronic diseases
‘ treated. ’
0 Jerome D. , Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
Notice to
' Sealed proposals will be received at
office of Water Commissioners of the
(lily of South Norwalk. Conn. until 8
o'clock p. m.. October 23. 1907, for.
trenching, back filling. pipe laying. and '
doing all the work commuted with thoi
Connecticut nvenue,_(loidsii l‘lill street
and Lincoln avenue water pipe cx~
tension. ‘ ' .
A certified check for 3100 must no.
company each bid. made payable toi
the treasurer of the water fund of said;
city. The Commissioners reserve the;
right to reject any or all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen and
all information obtained at this cities.
on and after Thursday'. October i7. f
WATER COMMISSIONERS. ,
South Norwalk,IConn.. Oct. 118, 1303i:
oi l
a...
sagebrush.than
R. M. FUESBEL, ‘7. K. G. WEBER,
e r
In. theReady “Wear“ 9....
THE MOST ORIGINALSHOWING v
‘ Autumn Styles In Women’s
Cdats-SdiItS—Waists- Skirts.
s..-
gains
WOM EN'S TAILORED SUITS.
Individuality is a strong feature
throughout our entire line of Won»
en's Suits. This featureis more
\thoroughly appreciated when you
make comparisons with others'
showings.
New Fall Suits
Fine Broadcloths, plain colors,
semi-fitted patch pockets, full
pleated skirts, two wide folds.
coats satin lined, turned bit-Ck
cuffs. A genuine $20.00 value.
Saturday, $16.50.
DiS’I‘lNCTIVE orrsnmcs in
women's cons. ‘
VELVET SUITS. \
Women’s Suits. of beautiful iln~
ish Velutina. handsomely trimmed
with silk braid, collar inlaid with
. pleated, combination mixture um I
SKIRTS.
Women‘s Gored Skirts, side
terial, deep folds. bound, and
thoroughly well made, all lengths .-
and waistbands. Good $4.00 vn- f”
lue. "
Saturday, $2.98,
Persian silk, coatmade in the
chic military style, skirts full
pleated, model with folds. Not
sold anywhere loss than $39.50.
For Tomorrow’s Selling, $30.00.
Never Was our showing more
complete; Every garment is made
by flrst~olass tailors. The highest
grade of workmanship is plainly
evident throughout our entire
. line. ‘
‘High Grade Kcrser Coats.
Collars are velvot, outlined with
silk braids, turn back cuffs, braid
trimmed.
For Saturday. $12.50.
CHILDREN’S COATS.
A big offering in, Children's
Cents, box styles. all colors and
mixtures, aged 4 to 14 years.
$5.98 value. ,
Saturday, 34.50.
- value,
$2.25.
$1.50 Madras Waisis.
$1.00.
WAISTS.
All the newest ideas in Waists, I
lace. net silks, handsome creations ,;
in combinations of silk, chiffon .
and lace, dainty but durable. Our ‘,
line of tailor-made waists includes
fine linens, madras, etc. We men- ’
lion tWO specials for tomorrow. _
Best Grade White Linen, tailor
made, stiff collar. Regular $3.00
Chiropractic Adjuimenls
ls Needed. A Sure Relief,“
Thousands of cases pronounced in-
curable have yielded to chiropractic
adjustments when everything else has
failed. (live the chiropractor the op.
portunlty lo provo‘thnt you are cura-
ble. All acuie affections are removed .
by one or two adjustments which
seems almost miraculous. This is no
massage, kneading or rubbing. Come.
DR. FRANCIS, D. C.
Havilsnti Block. 94 Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
seven-s cinnamon:
w. GILBERT NEWFll.i.'S
AN D DE PORT M EN'I‘
day. Class for young ladies. misses and
masters meets at 4:30 )1. ill. Class furl
o'clock. Respectfully,
W. (liLl’llIlli'l‘ NEWELL, ,
oi till. 25 LibertySL. Bridgeport.
porous emoscmsnrs. ..
MOORISH nnznnn.
heard on all sides that there is an un-
usual interest in the Morslm or Moor-
ish Bazaar of the Norwulk Fire De-
partment which is to be held at Nor-
waik Armory next week. it promises
to he a decided novelty. a radical de-
parture from the ordinary fair. more
elaborate and beautiful and decidedly
more interesting.
in
the
around the sides of e hail. while the
center will be occup ed by n Moorish
temple or mosque, a four story struc-
ture almost touching the roof. All
the buildings, the mosque in particu-
lar, are covered with electric lights in
decorative groupings. Free dancing
and vaudeville.
MUSIC HAM...
The Music Hall still keeps drawing
the crowds. The Passion Play is one
of the best pictures and well appro-
elated. Tonight will he the last night
it. will be shown. Thorn are a number
of other pictures thrown upon the can-
vnss, all comedy. All very Ifunny con-
test will takctpinco tonight. An enI
only new program bill be presented
tomorrow. illverythiiig is being corn-
pietod for the coming Advanced Vaude-
ville, opening next Monday.
HOYT'B 'I‘ EATER.
he in the audience ,
lastrnlght certainly lines-on an ex-
cellent production of Alex. Dumss'
ever wonderful and dclllhtfui play.
the lolly, deviIImay-ta‘ke soldier of {on
tune, who is eVer r, y to offer his,
sword and life for hi "queen. Mr. Ryan
was splendid, and with such jovslity
did be infer the part that at times the
audience were conv led with laugh.
tor. ads to Queen. : ii Ellie Gillsélte
{are a most sit-lid am on: «9
character and was , , ipientota
most handsome bongo t. Miss oli-
more.Mr. swensonsn other tubers
of the company count, 1:
most creditnbiy. iron
and his company with _
penre’s most feared transdulliaobeth,
art insurrection by-orltie to be one at
DIRECTORS.
Violin , Studios, Fourth Floor, i I
Viola Sanford Bldg.
Cello Louis Heine ,. ’
0, N... 3,0,,“ 6,", OTHER BARGAINS ROUND
Piano ontfgflwsihtnzen' Voice“ Best Quality Outing Flannels. Velvet Grip Hose Supporters. all
Organ Kari Schneider, . ”VAC vnluo. sizes.
Veice of New York. Theory 73,“ What. L lzyzc Pair.
Theory School year begins Sept. w.........' _.__. W, my . S l 1 W i~ 1 k ‘
Ell???" 23"" m" M“ "W Wright 0...... ’3. nili’l.....§."‘“ui.ii it:
Private and Class Lessons. i Regular 10:; quality. » quality.
Telephone. ' ’ 1 6%; Yard. 39o.
W--c-._.-.._e.-- WMMW ' WWW“ l Regular 10c White Domot Flan- Missos' Ribbed Fleeccd Vests
nels, heavy weight,
TI/gc.
and Pants. sizes up to 15 years. 35c
value,
36 inch Wool Flaked Sailings.
Usual 390 value.
Saturday, 21:: Yard.
r
29c.
Women's liermsdorf Dyed
Stockings. 39c quality.
29c.
THE STORE,
18 Inch Net Veiiing. chenille ,‘
dots or single mesh. Regular 25c j
grade.
Saturday, 19c Yard.
C.‘.Lllbl'i(: Embroidery Flouncing,
16 different patterns.
Saturday, 22c Yard.
“Perfection" Oil Heaters, regu- .
lsr $4.75 value. ‘
$3.98.
Milwsrd‘s Needles. Usual price
Be.
Saturday, so.
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e‘ry, costumes. electrical effects and
,nccossories necessary to make. a noun
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING plots and historically correct produc-
, {lion are used. Those who miss seeing
“t A110“ Hail. “134130“ 3"“ South N0“ iii 9. great play will regret. On Saturday
walk. Wednesday. Oct. ill reopening “fiemoon'
Merchant of Venice will he played an?l
o . n in com inn . w
ladies and guiltlcmcn. beginners, at B: (‘fifiénlurdny eve lug ti [ 5
Charles Dickens' world famed play.
Oliver Twist. with Mr. Ryan in his
character impersonation oi Bill Skyes.
A feature this evening will
awarding of medals won by Clifford
liunodicl and others of
Point. Life Saving Corps the past sen.-
it is evident from the talk that is non.
there will be the strongest vaudeville
bill ever presented at this theatre, in-
cluding ton big acts by the very best of
artists. moving pictures and illustrated
stmgs.
ronl vaudeville, including some. of the
0, table WI“ I30, best stars in the business—people that
complete little house by itself. have played all the lending vaudeville
houses or boot s‘being arranged, houses in the large cities. The acts
have been secured at a grant expense.
Those who were f innate enough to 7
’ hovt’sfrheatre .
The Three Musketeers. MD‘Artngon, -
. its!
his you i
cut fllitilfels ,. _
This
Mill mitt ,-
li mom 0W.
i
W“... n-
but
lar
by special request, The
ice
their engagement here with ll
be lilo
the
the Rotou
the
VAUDiIlViLLh) AT liOYT‘S.
Al lioyt's Theatre all next week
Next week will he the week of etc
I this
. Styles
made yAl
tailors of “N
Don’t let anyone sell you a
Correct Clothes for Men
mntinees and the evenings,
and 30 cents.
prise this list are such well-known
henddinors as iiniler l-lnvilnnd and Al-
cni tied "The Mighty Dollar." with Mr.
which a western paper
Rockefeller has consulted lawyers in
regard to bringing an injunction for
impersonating him." Mr. linviinnd has
the very clever way he impersonators
The next head-lino artist is Joseph Cal-
lahan, who impersonnics men of the
past and present, and another head-
liner is Sam J. Ryan, of the greatest
comedy team. Lewis and Ryan, and
also of late with the biggest musical
comedy. Litflc Johnny Jones. and he is
comedian in vaudeville today.
rest of the vaudeville consists of At-
wood and Terry. Shear and Campbell,
the diamond girl, and others. includ-
ing the American Vitagrnph Company,
w... ~s3au.». Wool" .wm..,.,..mm . a
Season’s Correct
ea
the prices are to be. the usual popu-
oncs of 10 and 20 cents for the
10. 20
The artists that com-
W
2:
Thornton, in their grand success
'lland as John D. Rockefeller. of
says: “Mr.
P
very best of criticisms relating to w
king of the Standard Oil Company.
1
ti
imed to be the highest salaried
'l‘hc
ti
s.
New
in Motifs Clothes.
t.
'rfiamin 6:
City.
Co.,.the
ew Yor
and illustrated songs.
he matinees daily. starting Tuesday in
p.
"0 .. w '
hich will put on the moving pictures
There are to
15 p. m.. and the evenings at 82!?»
in. Don't miss this treat.
MORE COMPLAINTS ABOUT
SMELLS.
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
lease allow me to use The Sentinel
to invite the member of the Board of
Health while on his walk to Spring
nod to get perfumed air (as s in»
payer asked) to also include in his
uaik back of Concord School, or bel-
lt'l‘ still, make a visit; to the school
at}?l look out on the west side and he
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chickens and goals perfumery.
get a mixed smell of horses.
Iiut
hope his sense of smell is better
run our health officer's. who, after
several complaints, can't smell or see
any nuisance, and it is repeated until.
another complaint
some means should be taken to keep
is made. when
to place clean, it seems to the neigh-
bors who have to live there.
ANOTHER TAXPAYER.
Madetin New‘Y'ork’
f I COME in “to-day and we will/show” on
ork
v5:
‘ The Fashiona-
bleSuitsand'Ollerv-
. costs we . sell are
leading ’
substitute. . I ’
O
l, Exclusive Agent Hare.
Jomphi Davis
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