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HISGEN lN‘GOLDFIELO.
. L. Hisgen,
last night.
Summons from San Francisco.
Roosevelt, was sincere in
millet the Standard Oil
. “our party. Mr. BII',Itn
‘had surrendered to the
1 ed. into the Deirrocratic
party
‘ 3 open arms. r
Plainted.
most people give advice about the
~thinga they don‘t understand and got
itffltout the things they‘ldo.
GOLDFIEIII). New. Oct. 8.——'i‘bomas
independence presidential
caddidato, addressed a large audience
\Viliiam lt licarst was not
among the speakers. hIIIing left the
party at Les Angelcs in response to a
Mr.
~ Higgeusaid he believed that. President.
his ilglrt
Company,
which he had our on out of the ltepuh
he declared
‘ ‘,"()ctopus
which had been received and welcom-
‘with
, Foley’s Honey and 'l‘ar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
3 pols cold Get the genuine in a yellow
" package (‘lii’ford Pharmacy and R. H.
THE WISE wenchars AN
1.3M. E. Gas Heated
FLAT IRON
c it Saves Her
. .gmfflp‘abgfiand Money
we'resr Tweu‘uos.
‘ _ 3119.11 the regular price.
h
0 0f.
' I'l‘xhausted.
i 3300 GAS-HEATED FLAT IRON,
with six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
Fine Proof Mat, FOR $1.50. .Juot one-
Having placed a large order with
. manufacturers of this iron. we are
enabled to make this extraordinary
cry Iron is finely finished and
. algal plated. lle sure and take ad-
vantage of this often before supply is
3 On Sale at Gas Qtficé. ,. 3
. 'ConneétIcut company
min
m ell aft
e' all? ‘n F:,.
s E ows
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REV. LLOYD WILL NOT" ACCEPT.
NEW YORK, Oct, Sir-ii was stated
positively last night. that Rev. Dr.
Arthur S. Lloyd, general setreiarI of
the Hoard of Missions of the l‘ piscopnl
(‘hrmln resident in this city. had sent
war to the committee of the conven-
tion of the diocese of Maryland, tlrtt
he would not accept election as blstp
coadJutorot Maryland given to him by
a special convcptlon in llaitimoro last
\ii‘Ck’.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin llush, of New (‘astlo
l)el.. sure: “i suffered for yours \Iiih
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. I tried cvoFItblng i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took llrusillan linlm. and one 50
c‘it bottle. cured me ctIrIIrIlt‘tclI.’
For sale by it. H. l’laisted, F.
Baxter and The (’leiiord Pharmacy.
H.
to
Advertise in The Sentinel.
II... II’IIIIIIII I; II...
PAPE as
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PKPERS. .
of Stock Papers.
“I
log Goods.
Japanese China in
i‘latcs. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.25 per
gallon
White Curtain Pelee. with fixtures
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order
Painting and Decorating.
Cups, Saucers,
we give the S. d H. Goren Trading
Stamps. £Ask for than" ..
H. Decker
‘ 87 Washington Street. ,
febconl
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v. In.
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rob.
- It firtrise‘n:
L
We III campus I full line or
‘ acronyms.
’1“. distill“ . “if
U’dvlh
'II‘JI'I
pi It
El” chic (30.,
M 54‘ .‘I:
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
III Imellout. program previous to the
10% Discount‘on All Grades '_
Crockery. Glassware, Houscturnisb- .
sou-re NORWALK.‘
(Continued .rrom rIr-t retro).
Stanley Whitney, organist ot the
church, presided at the organ and gave.
runway.
The pretty bride was attired in
white satin, with lace embroidered
trimmings, and carried a bouquet of
bride roses She was attended by
two portraits of honor. Mrs. George‘h‘.
Hearse, Jr.. and Mrs William J. Fleur
lag. .lr. ., both of whom are her sisters
and reside in liarleu. They were al-
tlred in costumes oi white silk, with
lace trimmings, and carried bouquets
oi: pink asters. Miss llullr llallard. or
llerlerr, a cousin of the bride, was
brldcmaid. and wore an embroidered
gown of white mull over pink, and
carried pink asters
B, 8. Reading. of i’hiilipsburg N.
a brother of the groom, was best
ill.li. 'l‘he ushers from Darten wore
William .1. Fleming. Jr.. and George
.liearse Jr.
l“After thee ceremony there was a re
ceplitfir at the residence of the bride
in Maple avenue. and later Mr and
Mrs. Reading started on an extended
doing tour. (in thdir return tth
ll reside in New Rochelle.
Mr. Reading is in the othce of ("Thief
'l‘l'uin llospalchcr ll. h) liniicv, of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad (‘ompauy in New York, and
like his br,ide is well liked boa large
circle of friends. The popularity of
both bride and groom was attested,
by a magnificent display of wedding
gifts, consisting largely of ether and
cit glass
.__..___....._.
MISS CAPEN A BRIDE.
Miss Julie Edna Cnpon only daugh-
hr of Mr and Mrs. Waltcr N. (‘upcn,
of Noroton. was married to John
Henry liuphuru. of New York. at. l2
o'clock yesterday. in the Presbyterian
tiburch. Noroton. The nuptial knot
was tied by Rev. llr. Carlos Martyn,
pastor of the church. and tin-re Were
of New York. played the IIIarclreI-I and
the other wedding music.
Miss Caper) Itoro a dress of white
lllk
PEOi-‘lii.
had
rt‘.
and had red roses.‘
girls, Frances llruggerhof and Louise
Smith.
They were without hats.
if you are thin your health is not
what it should be. it you are losing
Weight- steadily. there it: nomothing
wrong that should be attended to at
Once.
strong it you are thin.
Ell ill llEii
Simone Fills (lull illc curves and
Makes Thin People Fat
You
. I 3
cannot be healthy and
Perfect health and wd. solid. beau
tltul flesh can only come through the
use of Samoan, the remarkable flesh
forming food.
This makes the thin and scrawny
plump and robust;
food so that all of the elements that
make solid bone, tlnn muscle and good
iicsh are thororlgbir asslnriliaied and
retained in the system. ‘
it mixes with the
Sarnose is not a drug or a stimulant;
it is a scientific ileslI forming food that
restores thin people to a normal contii
tion of good healthy flesh.
'l‘lrcse Statements are confirmed by
Frank ll. Baxter’s offer to refund the
money to anyone buying and
Sarnose who does not gain in weight
as promised. The risk is all his. Tile
thin and scrawny can buy Sammie at
llrnggist Baxtcr‘ a store, with the know-
ledge that If it is not successful it will
cost absolutely nothing.
using
" H I
There I'll: a large ~ after
the Waterline at he“ Tili‘gd a, Nero
tan. than borne o firugger‘hot.
topric‘s grand r.. o. r c's
lriarentu have New: lilriir there 'l'hl ‘
house was decorated prettily with
palms, southern smllax and carnuv
tions.
Miss Cupen has been prominent in
the social lite oi Stamford and Nero
ton. She used to play gait and tearing
a good deal at Wee Ilurn. For a
years she held
ship or Wee liurn :Sho weer
led from Smith College in “05. liar
husband is the son of Lewis ii. liar»
ham, 15 West 56th street, New York.
He is a member of the Texas Oil
Company. The Lap Irms have a burn
Iner borne in New anaeu...
“I
_ MARRIIB MAN IN TROUBLE.
A married. man who permits any
nunnber of the family to take any thins
except. Foloys Honey and TM. for
coughs, colds and lung trouble is
guilty of neglect Nothing else is as
good for all pulmonary troubles. 'l‘lu‘
genuine Foley‘ s Honey and TM con-
tains no opiates and is in a yellow 3
package. Clifford Pharmacy and it. ii.
.l‘laistcd.
BOY KILLED DURING .CHAUF-
FEURB’ STRiKE.
NEW Y RK. Oct. 8.—-Robcrt Quaily.
the form nocaroid boy, _ who was
shot last night while standing inno
ccntly in front of his lro during at
hum.
lInvid Dear born
four
.atirr with point lace yoke
were orange blossoms
roll.
.1 IN"... ..
There
in her tulle
Her bouquet was a shower or
lilies oi the valley and orchids.
bridesmaids. u matron of
honor and two little flower girls, and
all were in white. Mrs. ltoger D. hap-
sistervin-law of the
- was matron ot‘ honor.
or white chih‘on cloth.
carri
a Days. COMMENCING urinary. coronal: s’rn‘
bridegroom.
llcr dress was
She wore a
3 {In}? "“2323 “MM?“ 1'3? impish h?” "ch." answvred the confident youth“
IrIos ‘l s. as I no I p In, I. - I r iarno?
Married Yesterd;y ” “h“ H' Lapham, New York. a sister or {he bride-Il Wfifaagfigpt. 8533’ 2:33.: 2.0,". “'III'
of CW York. > ' groom: Miss Madeline Smith and slid be thankful. it your". riclI you
Miss Eleanor Hoyt. Standard. cousins
or the bride. and bliss Hortense May-
ot Chicago, Ivero similarly attired
The little (lower
lid baskets of red roses.
linger i), iIapbrIrn, a brother of the 3r _ 2s n. One dollar
upwards of 200 guests. The church bridegroom. was best man. The hair 15:53“Cigutunfitufijhhr "mt ”(I mm
was decorated with palms banked crs were Tracey lludd Albany: 'i‘lro- got 50 cenls lust g", “m Anthony
about tlro pulpit. llr. (lorit Smith. runs W'bcoior. liui’talo: Geno liovne. ' '
(hicago; Waller McPherson. (‘hicngoz
Brooklyn. and Fred-
I-Ilck (‘apon II lIrotlnI of the bride.
CHESTER & JONES ,
The Dancing Adonis;
MUSICAL srawsar 3
"The Fellow Wharf l’lays.“
MILLS & Lawrs,
German Comedians.
basaltic & mares
floured y G ynr nests.
I PAYNE & QUARTELLA
‘ Comedy trusted Artists .3“. .3
HOYT'S THEATRE.
THURSDAY, OCT. 8.
THE GREAT AMERICAN FLAV
«my
10 Months in New York “Success" N.
Y. Herald-
3 Months In Chicago “Great Success"
Chicago News.
parces ......... 25c. 50c, 75c. $1.00
First 4 Rows orchestra ........ $1.50
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MAfINEt-z ’ANDNIGHT.‘
TUESDAY. oc‘roeea tern.
" 'Th‘é ColossalIer‘AIr- .
AL. WIMARTIN'S
IWOrid'e Greatest 7-. ,
Uiilzle Foil? s Callie V
Newest Editibn oi“ the Oldest Hit.
ink—Ali White People .on the Stage-3—
all. A Carload of Special Scenery. Solq
Orchestra of Y2 Musicians Ill—Sing-
era and llancorswli). ill—Russian and
Cuban Bloodhounds~—10. Don't. miss
hearing the Grand Berni Concert.
PRICES.
Motlnee ................. 100 and set:
Night ........... 100. 20c. 800 and 50c;
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY. ocr.12. .
lar Yor'mfiiAdor
LEROY SUM
:1» mi , 3mm; 3,
[usury the: Kid”
'A Story‘og tMLWeitem Plains. 3
- Ii’,
Special Scenic, Meflanical, Electrical
Etfedil. ’
k .
‘rsLeruoN; 354. ‘
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CHAS. H were: Fwd-3M: the Popu '
MTIN'Es3
illSElllli liElli illll llillES
Yesterday's National League Results.
New York 7. lloston '
.At
"[10.
W 3
emcee 15c, 25c, 36c, 30c
‘ D
Tex.
pn'tion.
SPEC
At New York ~
l’biiadclrIhiaI—el’liiiadclpbia
Ilrooklyn :1.
IAL FEATURE
FIG 1 URES
V'V E C).
Yesterday‘s American League Results.
At Boston—~Iloalon 10. Philadelphia
i (first gurrcl;
3 (ac-cond game I.
At \\'ashiugion
York 0 (first game);
New York 4 (second game).
Philadelphia 5-. llostoi
SAVED HIS BOY'S LIFE.
I ’(leorge W.
'i‘.
Q. C.
MIRA
HONOLULU.
new a
and strengthening
Ihev have been re 3
.,Davis grocer, Sulphur Springs. ' ‘
' "‘My three year“ old boy was badly
constipated. bad a high fever and was
in an awful condition. 1 gave blur two
doses of h‘oleI‘ s ()rino lIaxutiIe and '
the next morning the fever was gone
nird he was enrirtlI Well.
3 no Laxative sari-d his lll'r-.'
Irsh. Gasirner, Wis.
and R. ii. l’lulstod:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Studwell to Nellie M.
Webb, lots and buildings, Harbor View
lilcaeb.
3 lluhbell.
Susan
Main street.
. ,Danlel II‘IIoIIIInodicIr to Henry W.
Pagan, suit meadow lot, Scavlew arc-
War.
llali and Randall Co. t
Lane
War.
Eugene ..l Van Ness to John \Vasen—
dry. lot. and buildings, Sonmi
Park. War.
Norwalk Securities Corporation to
L-rrigl Orrica
Il‘ark. War.
Mary A. Vim oil to Anna M. Carter,
ew York three and one-half acres,
Witch Lane. War. - ~ .
Robert F. Adamsi to Joanie S. San
bye, two lots or! Meadow purest War.
wi
‘ OAHTORIA'
iboitiltilllfllm W
tvvo lots.
M
GE OF THE FLEET.
alum“
tar ever slnIIe.’-’-—
She
I mice
4.
Washingtonl New
Washington II
Foley 3 0ri~L
A. W elk-
Clll’ford Pharmacy
lots and buildings:
View
Rhodonoiia _
Oct. 8.—-A marvelous
mirage was witnesded iiere yesterday,
on exact reproduction tit the Pacific
.ilcet appearing in the southern 8k
The fleet is now approaching this no ,
from Simon. but: its distance from .33
Honolulu is not known "
--"l more habitually tram coaliti
relives
IEditorials; no t at ‘
elmsh bclwven striking an non union
chauflers. died today. Robert Stuttsk
and Richard Dincen have been placed
under arrest in connection with this
occurrence. llolh are said to be. special
olilcers of the taxicab company,
against which the chauffeurs are on
strike.
1
“So you have. determintd Iipon a
public cnrecr,” said Senator Sorghum
can hire people to“ write articles about
you. and it you'-rI famous you can
write 'em yourself and sell cm.“——
\‘i’ashington Star
“Customer (in book store) ~l,4It Inc
haw a copy of “(\hthony and t‘leopn
“Harper‘s Weekly.
The .~ cram
Incident Cuisine.
Dinner. Evenings,
0 to 8 p. m.
Oundly Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Portico. and Banquet-
lollcltod. . I u
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone ”0.
TELET’HONE CALL MW
(Gregory Boulevard).
[IABJ' N ORWALKII
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
Jehn E O'Sullivan
'ROPRI ETOR.
Hotel Malia ham
4. accuses. up.
. I -
Condo. and Clinics Up to Date.
I Rate.” per day and trowel-It.
~—
Stock and Gonorol Informetlen Ticker
l
TIL. CAI-l. “3.
I»
l rHaN35w3 Mm
HOTEL VICTORIA.
customers ma ofipor.
. EUROPEAN ELAN.
"t
:y Room Heated
. RATES REAOONABLE.
.FIIIo Stocked 6.13 in coiriroctlcn.
I A full line of Income Nee, Includ-
mg the lemon. Bus,i Burton's and
Soil a Go. 'I stout, ulwoye on‘ drought.
Anheuuer Busch floor on Drought.
r. J. suLLIVAN, Preprlotor.
Telephone O92. '
U
the soil chanrpiom
Sunday Dinners, 75ers. .
cur Room- a Special Future. (In I
Ind Electric Light. Throughout .Ev ,
u,. .~_..'I' :u- 3:“
‘5—4
ILA—w XL
Darin. or, anymore.
to North upp- of yo
I
v. .
ammmwumsu 1 some. guides
Ii
The D... ,3 ,3, Read 63o.
£1105th 1M1.
,,.
Tlré Winter ' Fills
‘ Fine Specimens of Persian Lamb, Caracul, Lynx,
a
Mink, Russian Pony Skin, Squirrel and Fox. 3
The new lI'rrrs show pretty clearly the influence of the
Dirccmire and Empire fashions. ‘
Fur Ties. Scarfs and short SatoicsI to be worn with tail-
ored gowns ar’i: small but come well up round the throat,
and are in very becoming styles.
Elaborate NeckpicCcs of Persian Lamb, Mink, Lynx,
and pointed Fox are made of selected and choice skins.
Huge Rug-Mulls are luxuriously soft, and so comato-
(lions that the hands and arms can be enclosed. They are. 3
I'
light as d feather to carry. 3
Coats of Russian Pony Skin and Caracul show the DI-
rcctoirc models in corks anti slashing.
Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor
The “Trinity” Underwear
Tire “Trinity" is a garment of unique perfection for the
\vnmzru who wishes to eliminate pctticoaLs‘ and superfluous
fullness from the waist and hips. it is includes corset cover,
drawers and short skirt, is made of nuinsook and tits closely
like a glove.
.‘ Prices from $2.00 and $2.25 up, according to thc trim<
mirrgr of lace and embroidery. This is a moderate price
I when the thrcc‘garrncnts are considered.
Shown at the Undcrmrrsiin Section.
————-——
Attention is directed to the Exhibit of Winter Cotton
Dress Goods, the Mercerized Stripes. the Princess Cloths and
French Waistings. Prices begin at rel/2c.
.
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we INVITE Irena ATTENTiON me our: LARGE
Assoa'rusnr or
AxIIIInIIIéI, - $.22. 50 to $2750
Tapestry Brussels, $12. 50 to 317. 50
lngrain and Crex, all sizes. Smaller Mats and Rugs
Oil Cloths
44,364, 8-4.
Linoleums
Printed and inlaid.
84 Washington St, Stilltlr ridding
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flours NORWAIIK. court.
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t ll‘fllit «its:
fill "" ’“ aggliig guy“
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