TE. ‘
desire the boar. chocolates ask for
Apollo. . in 6, J, ,eoo. Boo
llflord Rbndnllr spent yester-
day in New York.
Miss Vidla. Byxbeo Is spending the
day in New York.
Mrs. J W. Mains was a visitor in
Bridgeport, yesterday.
. Stephen J.. O’Brien has moved into
thornandall house in Sesvlew avenue
Gobd progress Is being made on the
conht‘llh‘otion of the Fort street sewer.
Mism' Pearl Coburn lett yesterday
fer B hirs‘town, N. J., where she will
attend Blair college.
prayer meeting. last evening at
9East Avenue Methodist Church
was led by Rev. George '1‘. Freeman.
tlm pastor.
A boat owned by David Fiaherty was
stolen a couple at days ago. it Is a
White“ boat With a green water line and
a hole and step fora mast.
J B Raymonds pile driver is put-
tins a numbe of pilots under the draw-
tender‘s ho 9 on the bridge, add is
fastening them in place with a lie
strip.
e-T’The old cat, “Mrs. Shipper, " own-
by L‘ Hommédleu Brothers, is one of
t 9 oldest cats in the state, being sev-
éhteen years old and still hale, hearty
and a good miter.
Trolley passengers are now com-
pelled to transfer to “the car ahead"
on the Van zaut street line, owing to
w rk on the sewer through that
at. =
" Any elderly man or woman, who can
pick his or her way through the maze
of long legs, big foot, long bodied dogs,
bicycles and baby carriages which
mity be found strewn along the bridge
every fine day will be able to travel to
any part of the world without losing
his or her temper.
’ There have been many complaints
re enliy that hosts ’are moored ‘66 the
on he float. south 0! the .Washimton
street bridge This 1“ WWWQY pro r Undertaker Charles Fabio 19 driving
hibited. but some at the boat owners
deem to think the float was made for
their especial benefit and moor there
for half a day or a day at a time Fully
all! a dozen row boats were moored
ere over night, and it. would have
2119“ impossible for any launch to land
are on see quot of them. Launch
owners say that it In nearly time the
police 'woke up to thl 9."
Major George Smith and suite con-
sisting of Captain M. Smith Lieuten-
ant G Sloane and Color Sergeant P
smith will leave South Norwalk on
Monday morning for a trip to Chats
worth, New Jersey They will be met
by a delegation of citizens there and
will be driven to the residence of Gen
eta] Bozarth, the Major's grandiathcr
Where they will he a family reunion
and a banquet. During the Major’ 9
stay In Chatsworth he will have the
freedom 01! the city extended to him,
and that he will nyvall himselt of all
the privileges no one will doubt.
Grandfather Herman M Brundngc.
who Weighty-seven years of age ta
lies most of his caioyment in visiting
the mission, the sick and the prior, and
while he has had more than his share
of affliction in sickness is more
cheerful than the average man with
money In the bank. H9 distinctly rev
members the shouting for John Quincy
Adams when he was only live yours
01‘ age and while he wasn't old enough
to vole for General William licory
Harrison, grandfather of Benjamin,
Harrison and hero of the battle of Tip-' I
pocanoc, he recalls blow 33266193196963;
tiop I o ed when 9 ill
montll’a‘llgr his 'iriau’sWdrdtlhh time 9'.
April 1,1841. Like most old people. he
lives prety much In the past, but scouts
harry ibroiish it all.
' ~Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowoic, leads to
chronic constipation: Get Donna rte
g.ulctc They operate easily. tone the
stomach, cure constipation. ,
ii» ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Addison 1“. Hathaway. at South
Norwalk. and son Homer. of Boston,
were guests yesterday of relatives In
this place.
new. Muslim" 9 sloop yacht was
lotion from her moorings at the Nor-
Walh Yucht Club and is to be hauled
out {or the winter.
89min more walls in Rowayton
avenue and 01161199 street have gone
owl-sad the residents are figuring on
having artdclan wells drilled.
9‘ slide
to C
island. has
cut for tho
rosidence“ on Tavern Island and r9
‘ two years. Funeral services will be
j North Maple avenue, Ease Orange.
' f. at Rowayton. He was radon 9 tr m
I". Wesleyan University 93911 alts toll!
, Drew Seminary. He was computed
- principal of the Ashland achoo
; Orange in 1870.119 was twice ma‘ré
, day evening said: “The trial of Nor-
Russell Thomis, at Runways? am. hi
git the
the nine gutters removed tram his
with tin The lead an zinc
6116666 osaa 0969 Still“ 6 %
Elias R. Pennoyer,‘ who for twenty-
lie school 9y it; in of East manuals
- ’ooltt‘lzymi‘YESi Rhonda‘s” *
case. He had been In poor health :69
held on Sunday afternoon at the home
of his son, Frederick W. Penneycr 9
Pennoyer was born August, .19: 13830.
at East
ried. His second wile survives him,
with five children. Mr. Pennoyer was
one or the founders of Calvary metho-
dist Church,‘ East Orange. The family
occupied the wellfknown Pennoyer
place opposite the cannon. in Roway-
ton avenue for many years.
DARIEN AND NQROTON.
—~Don'.t forget; The Eagle H. 6: L'.
Co No 1,01 Darioni are holding their
annual Fair. Oct 18 to 19. Special:
cake sale and music. Saturday after-
noon 2 to 5,.
I The Port Chester item of Wednes-
wood, Blake, tho tormer'operator in
the Rye Chronicle oilice. was held be-
1019 Justice of the Peace Edwards. The
complainant was Miss Agnes Batman.
of Newton”, Comm. 9 young woman who
had been living at Rye Beach during
the summer months. The trial was in
plots with unmentionable testimony.
considerable 0‘! which was taken by
the judge The evidence went to show
that the women was as much to blame
in the case as Blake. it was also
shown that the woman was not or a
Perioct character herself. and as the
evidence did not prove the serious
charge on’whlchv'Blako had been oral
muted, Judge Edwards discharged
m." U . » . ’
WESTPORT.
Will ,Kirk passed the larger part of
last week in Brooklyn on business.
Mrs. George E. Bishop has returned
from a week's visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. G. G. Sherwood.‘ ol' Greens
Farms has returned from. a visit In
New YOI k.
Judge D B. Bradley and Judge Jo-
seph G Hyatt made a trip to Hartford
on Tuesdoi'.
it is thought that the now Memorial
library will be ready for dedication on
November 199.
a new Columbia touring’ cur purchas-
ed a few days ago. ‘ ,
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
Church of Westport met with Mrs.
Fred Kempcr Wednesday afternoon.
The contract an the building or the
new Methodist Episcopal church has
99936 given to Thomas Forsyth ct Fair-
tiel
Next Wednesday evening the annual
harvest supper or fills Congregational
church will take place in the lecture
‘roolh.
’ Postmaster Charles Harris and Wini-
trcd Goihnm were delegates to the
Grand lodge, K. of P., at Bridgeport
on Tuesday.
Judge Foster, who has been spend-
od root and .
cine. l
six years was connected with the pub- ,
the newly mode datpn‘da‘u .
8. -'
stout superintendent. A. C. Bra ey:
crotary and treasurer. Miss Myra
6 Burriti assistaiét. Mira Eula Perils? ‘
EL .
unleaded bill his her ya for the
government in to Equity procosdlngsl
against the alleged anthracite“ c‘oa’l
trust. torty‘iive additional defendants
are named, All the new coronation
were mentioned in the answers Illod
by the original deiohdhnts, and aha
named In the amended bill on the
the previously named coal ran ,,a d
naming companies” by Redwood»
' Y A... “its
Will 6991910990
ground that they Were connecté‘d with , *
clal transactions and coal purchase
contracts. Subpoenas will be issued‘
star the last defendants and they will’
be examined by the government attor- ’
ncys on all matters mentioned In the
government's petition for an Injunc-
tion against the alleged combination.
They will not be examined under 0th
as this is expressly waived by the
government The following is a list of
The Pennsylvania comp, y tor In-
surances on live and granting annu-
ties of this city; Mercantile Trust
Company of New York; I5919Ware and
Hudson Company; Elli Hill Coal and
hen Company, St. Clair Coal company,
Enterprise (3991 Conipbuy, Pine Hill
Coal Company; Buoki Run Coal Co,
Llewellyn Mining Comparr,’ Clear
spring Coal Company Panconst dual
Company ‘Price, Pant-cast Coal Chm.
puny, Mound Lookout Coal Company,
Psople' s (3091 Company, George 1121.499
Coal Company North End Coal Com}
pany. Melville Coal company, Parish
Coal Company. Red A'sh Coal. com.
puny Raub Coal Company, Midyailoy
Coal Company, Austin Codi Company
Clarence Coal Collipnny May Aug Goal
company. Greemidge Coal Company,
Excelsior Coal Conlpany Lucidiwanua
Coal Company, Limited, Dolph Coal
Company, Limited Mary F. W Hows,
Fronk Pardee and‘ Mrs. Sarah Drcxel
Company. Lolsyette at: William 0.
[cats 9; Louis A Play, on pdrtners 1
twirling as Robertson it my. Richard '
White, W R. McTurk ahd Robert
White, co partners, trading as E <
White Company;_ Joa9phJ Jerniyn;I
George B Jermyn, Emma'll Jermyn.
and lesson Y. Jermylr. as fiecuiol‘s of a
John Jermyn. and Michaelyil‘ Dolph.
-—.—-—-—-—-—--——-
MANY HUNTERS'. ,LIQENBES.
.—_——-—
Are Almost as Plentlful as the Game .
:ThOy ‘ank. ,. , ,
Hunters With licenses are as pienti~
vtul in- Nomads; as the birds that the
'little hosteboard passports give gun-
ners the right to sh hobt
‘ Town Clerk ‘l—lcrbert 11. Smith has
to date issued about 815 hunters II
ceased and it is a tail bet that many
oi the holders of these licenses won't
.have the pleasure at winging game.
even If they go hunting for it
. The new law geriatrics hunters to
have licenses wil produce enough
money each year to do a great deal or
restocking of the Woods with desire.
*ble genie. The state game cannula
jsioner in authority (or the statement
‘tliai this year alone more than $20, 090
will be raised from licenses
Wilbur F Smith. of South Norwalk,
game warden for Fairfleld COunly In
keeping strictly on his Job, and the
hunters of the county are now convincé
ing a few days at his country resi- 'ed that failure to have a license will
dance In Cross Highway. has return
ed to New York.
This evening Westporl Grange will
pay a visit to the grunge ut Cannons.
Arrangements will be made to take a
large party over in basses.
it is hoped thal the harvest testi-
vul to be held next Tuesday evening In
tho parlors oi' the Saugatuck M. E
Church WIll be, largely attended.
Mrs. John A Person has decided to
return to her home In Mattlemora. Po.
the authorities having disappointed
her in bringing back her recroant
spouse.
Rev. Mr. Dikemun. oi the Bilugatuck
M. id Church is to exchange next
Sunday with the First M. E. Church
in New Rochelle. Mr. Dikemnu was
ill ope tinlc Will”: 91‘ the hitter church.
W. 13 Bradley, the town pound keep
or has advertised to sell two cows with
their pigs to the number oil 13 at nuc-
tlon on the 2ch I991. These are the
piss taken from one harry by George
B. Jennings. and which caused a lus-
lice trial. here some wooing ago.
WESTON.
Miss lrcno Donneily is spending a
week! 9 Iowa.
hymns and Charles Bears are hilluh
Ins Elnnnucl Church. ‘
Mrs. W. A. Sharon ood entertained the
Matinee Whist Clll on Tuesday. ‘
Mrs. Ephraim Fitch has been quite
ill with asthma romovsral. days,
119er Gra :9 paid It fraternal vls.
It to Cannes runs but ovarian.
Miss Jennie? Hoyt, ci‘itidicimld, Is
the guest or Mrs. Vandslbllt Godfrey.
doom 11999 has been Incision M.
pairs to his house and is cooling the
bWatcrhnrv broth ,
brdgo attended in)
at. moulding ‘
118!" Y." ‘ _
-,occurred in “when Ill ONO? Ml‘.
. Dr. Howard Co. to make ,1 In special
' a that in customers could chat '
Ibr; all probability get them into iron.
9.
SIGNING THE PEACE CONFER-
Choote. head 0! the American delega-
tion to the international Peace Con-
feronce today signed the final act at
the conference and the conventions
adopted. to all t which he also affixed
his cw persona meal. The signatures
Choate 9 came hunted atoly alter that
of Baron Marsohali you Bieheratcln,
oi the German delegation, whose noun.
try, in French All9m6agho. is alphabeti-
cally first.
David J. Hill and E919 Mdotlrcl Char-
10:619.? 15 perry; stanza int69r|96116169p hole
1). 011,11 808 e cOnVBm
Ions. while annéralelfinac “9 Porter.
U M. Rose and William? 1. Buchanan,
the other Amcrioo n dalcga ca harm;
will sign the documents tomorrow. .
The only American delegate whose.
signugure will be missed in Brim-Gen.
George B. Davis. Who has returned to
the United States. . ,.
EXPCIITION OFFICIAL RIEIGNI.
NORF‘O K.,'V9. 18. --Sta phen W.‘
Belles. chlet of division of exploitation '
at Jamestown Exposition resigned to.
day effective November 1. He will
return to lit Louis.
WILL HAVE To HURRY .
The readers at The Sentinel who
want to get a tty cent package at
Howard's 99 rated specific for
heating cicc‘ nation nonempty;
sis hat hair price (25 seats). will have
to
Allen a a cal. deal or corrdipcndcacc
P. 91.11 succeeded In citing an
cam innit rainstorm;
”’ , verse for t
CIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII '. Young men-.9 sans sizes from' r5tocoyearsofa 9 $3.59, $5.60 $6. 0 to 16.90 er suit
_. V 5
Tbsp ’ S 5 3, P
Van Rennaeiacr, sxécutrix‘ oi John R. ,
Fell, partners, Iroding as A Purdue & . ,.
THE HAGUE.Oct.18.—-Josoph H. .
Rooms. Ponlrflgtgihblgfl‘; figs enactrfi’r usmécs‘s
" o'r
*Wifif. COMM 9%},
RE oeuNrrRY. E SALE: w
911% gallon Wrights!“ PEOPLE WHO ROEMEIIIRER
lib NOPDOUBP B-R-R RERR EARLY AND TAKE ADVAN-
Mgudns SWING OPPoR'rUNrrY .
LOF SENTIMENT -»THIS CELEBRA to
DEAL or PRIDE ammo R PAST specs".
SENTIhggNT O R sfiwsnssm AY N2 ,APPEA TO YOU ad ‘
h‘ .
Mentions! samucs wmcn nits shrew Site In is. SHOULD BR.
Poor PROM EVPRY CORNER AND SUBURB OP The rwm crrrss. ~
Clothing for Youths * , '1. h .. l
Ahgeifiiw 3.93.3 srou son THE Phantoms YEARS 11;
rises mentioned here are less than the test of production, arid v’v‘ill last fo’r' reel days only;
Friday, Soturday and Monday Mothers and fathers from all over The Norwolks sh" old being
their sons and have them fitted. -
CASH on 999911. Poles rs; SAME. " l
I
Men’s and Boy’ is Overcoats. ;
, .
- ' These will also be included' In this sale. Come' in and see the men’s Overcoats we are sell. ,
ing for $9696 during 9919:. mask or Oxford, worth $15. no. .. r... _
. , Block Kersey Overcoats for $12. ”'9’
“1;: flow... a: =. new , V W611h$18.oo. ~‘ '
"-“’ Men' 9 waterprooi. Heavy“ Overcoats, OxIOrd or Black, guaranteed ramproof 59 inches long,
made in the latest swagger out, for $12. so, worth $8.9”.
Little BoyS’ Overcoats.
F in Sizes from 3 to 16, in all the leading Styles and cuts, prices for this sale, $2.59 to $7.99. ””‘ll
. CASH 0R CREDIT. PBIMHfi SAME. . v2
Furms 5‘ g Goods’ot Aniliirei'éary Probes.
"m" We will sell dm'vlliite Still“ bosom Shirts, worrh‘ $i, for 59¢; our 4-pi‘y L‘ihen, Collars, all
styles, for too each; all drool" 259 Silk Bow Ties, a very handSorn'e assortment. and made of fine
silk or satin, for 10¢.
Men’s Clothing ' . ‘
1' Never to the history of The Norwalks has Clothing been sold at such low figures: .
' You have attended all kinds of Clothing sales at the .tall end of each. command have picks
, ed up odds and ends at reasonably low figures. but nerer In the history of this tcwmhe‘s good Elo-
thing been oiicrcd at such ridiculously low prices at the beginning of the section. All. What 11th
blue Serges In the latest cut and union made, for $8. on and $10.99 per suit; worth 8doubly.
Black Thibets, Unfinished Worsteds, lined with silk serge or alpaca, for$ 8:00 arid $10.09. ~ ‘ s“
Up-to-date Mixed Worsteds. the newest styles. $6.50 to $10. 90 for the best quality y. 3
All of our odd Suits, such as broken dots, one and two of a lot, Black Clays and Mixtures,
from $3. 00 to $5.00 per suit. The penis to these suits are worth the price of the suit. ‘ ‘4
CASH on CREDIT. PRICE THE SAME. .‘
; ”‘9'
Suite for Boys.
Mothers who have boys to clothe should come in durin this sale and see the big surprise
we have in Share for them. We are going to sell three hundrc suits for boys from $1. so to $3 50.
Sizes from 5 to 16.
The prices mentioned may not seem extraordinary to you. as every clothing store sells boyi‘
suits at these prices. but can suits are made up of fine Black Diagnosis and“ Blue. Sargon; also at I;
all Wool Mixtu'rei, and a all other stores for double the price offered by III. In! justice to it
yourself, we want you to come in and look at these suits. $1. 50, $2.00, $11 so and $3 50. v
Charge accounts opened with old and new customers. , r ,, , ?t
I
Bodies’ and Mmes’fikirt l i Y
, About 50 very handidi‘ne Skim. black as well as modem. To stake thi sale doubly imcr- ; ‘“
satin fi' we will sell the euro. ”lot for. $2. so a skirt; no alter‘atiohs. Codie ”early! as this to: will go _ :
quick y. 39. so pcr skirt: worth $5.09. ; 3
Ladies’ Watson. . ‘ ‘ .5 Y
Our entire lot hi this fall's Warm. white modal. as wall as white and black lawns. to 8°
at one price, 989.
.. Stockings for Boys and Girls. ._ ' - - 7
The but :59 Stockln cg cvcr put on the market. For this sale we will let thorn go at pa per ‘ r
pair. Herc you will can on each pair of Stockings. 6 , ‘
Cloak Department.
0 black lonhi'chdoloih Cannons ,M was” inches long. we aroundmsck and shell}: ‘ ‘
darn III silk Mg. $67.96 9941139966: , {w u’: " t.“
I” Tomt ‘1 r a" u is If!“ I" V» )
. E‘sédéifi-MZg-Tg i , '
’ Made of heavy naked nutcrlci, trimmed with velvet around neck. special for this cal
and on 9mm Patel rm «an; , , v- . I: ».
serum "a sets. 9‘ o. do
There are 9 line 3699 anaesthetic ms 81%“: 998le ch W“
Aisoatawfinomggureo. Wealth WSW thhflllldm W W ‘
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