Evening sentinel, Monday, October 26, 1908 · page 3

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‘ Circus Ha‘ymakers' Association will
hold its regular somiamonthly meet- ’
lug this evening. .
‘ rile r at) S. Senator DIIIIII ham j

and Lie t.—Gov. Lake, at Hoyt's hea
ire, tonight.
Miss Mamie Mcwughiin Is confined

fering from a abscess on the face.

~Maine PotatoeI, 5 bushel lots, 92c :i

bushel. F. '.D Lawton & CM’o.

Mrs. George H. Barnum and daugh-
tor who have been spending some
time In Hartford. have returned to

‘ I . their home In Chapel street

Andrew P. Griffin. who has been un-
dorgoiug an operation at St. Vincents
Hospital, in Bridgeport. has returned
t9 his home. No. 8 West street.

”Dr. P‘. S. Henson will give his to
mono lecture on Fools, at Sc. Nor

M Baptist Churcn,‘Wednesduy. Oct. 28.

school Fund Commissioner ‘13.

rank Marsh is having an appraisal

ads of the property on which money
has been leaned by the state.

George Lockwood, of Winnipauk,
who was strick ken with paralysis last
‘Week, does not Improve greatly. his
right arm and side being almost use
less ,

II -I-chublicau Rally, iloyt‘s Theatre
tonight.

Miss Cora A. Riley, who has been
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Cos
burn, at Colonial Cottage. South Main
street returned today to her home In
Willlmantic. I

heave of absence fer four months,
from November 1. 1908, with permis-
siou Ito leave the state, has been
granted Ensign Charles E. Myers

M Second division, Naval militia.

-—-I)enrocratlc-I.abor rally. at, Arion

.. Hall. tomorrow evening,

The railroad commissioners have up-
provcd the construction of the irolicy
road from Woodbury to North Wood-
bury. a distance of 2,600 feet and, state
that it Is ready for accupntiou.

Charles Brock. of the United States
batlcship. Tlabama. which Is in New
York hur'bor, spent Saturday and Sun-

' day with Harry Paxton, of Norwalk.
who recently sorted his time In the
navy ,

-~Heur Senator Dillinghum and
leeut.-Gov. Lake, at Republican Rally,
tonight.

George Smith, of Stamford. has sign
an a contract to play center on the

. basketball team of Company F, Nor:
walk. Smith has played on Stamford
teams for several years. and has at.
tained quite a reputation as a player.

-—Everybody welcome at the rally at
Arlen Hall, Tuesday night.

Deputy Sheriff Banks of Roddiug,
who was shot b one of the burglars
that broke Into ark Twain' a residence
several Weeks ago, has nearly recover-
cd from the sheets of his wound al-
though the bullet is still irnbedded In
his leg.

’ Peter W Wren. many years pres
ident of the Bridgeport Board of Ed-

 
 
 
 

the late David Trubee as president of
this “Peduonnook National bank oi?
Mr. Wren Is a. director

 
 

 

 
 

.2 New and catchy songs by the
Rough Rider Glee Club, at Republi-

ban Rally, tonight.
The directors bf the Norv’yalk Title
I and Investment company have filed a
certificate of their action in Increas-

ing the capital stock of the company
. from $60, 000 to «$200. 0009- It is stated

 
 
 
 

 
 

a program ‘of eipan‘sion.
' ~«Maine Potatoes, 5 bushel lots, 95d
bushel F. -.D Lawton & Co.
be following prisoners were re:
‘Itblveil at the state prison in Weth
rsneld, Fridays Edmond l. Bartram
for assaulting a female child under
R years of age. five to eight years;
arren F. Simpson, bigamy, one and
‘ half to two years: William Mo;
ughlin. mdrder in the second de
e, life The pr hers were brought
by Sheriff F1 kH H.Turkington. oI'

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

eRepublicau «Rally. Hoyt’s Theatre,
. tonight-14“;
I I‘I‘~">Joseph Brotherthh, formerly of Nor.
-k, who is now. a member of the
. crew of the bayl 1in Alabama, spent
Saturday and riots: bluesy with Ins

M parents in Main street. A large numé
; this friends greeted him, but his

as jvery short. The boat has just
stunted I-Io New York city from it

I I open end other torelgn coun
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ucation, has been elected to succeed p m I
Dated at tho .City of South Norwallc, , ,

 
 
 
 

that the new capital will be applied to .

T All the pop‘uIdr brands of Cheese.-

 

‘ M”I‘NVs dIiI‘IIII Illinoll c
Tsicupr Toilet I’d-

ll Talcuinl’oudor .prc-
vents and cures chaps
or rough am
,by the frosty winds
ill Flue for gentlemen
I lasitonsllilvlull Wiener
i Willie”: allusion, , i“:

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Dr. William J. Tracey, of News
iii”? nWaterbury, tteudlng thef uueral
be. late Bigir’t‘ail overand Monsignor
Slocum.
The Oillcers' Association of the,
South Norwaik Fire Department IwiiliI
hold an adjourned meeting, Wednes-

and Mont-Gov Lake. at lioyti's Them:

The Rev. John 'I‘. Fogarty. curate};
of St Mary's church. and John T‘I
Hayes went to Waterbury, this morn
Ing, to attend the funeral of the late .
Monsignor William J Slocum. .

 
 

 

 

well and J. H. Davidson. of New Cd

 

 

eni term of the common pleas court. .

-Repnbiicah Rally, Hoyt's Theatre
tonight

A. V. Wuinr..ight formerly superln-fr
icudcni of the local system of the Cops
necilcut Company, has been spending i
a few days In South Norwalk. returnfMJ‘
ing to his homo in Schenectady. today

Oswin Harris, who has been our-g
ploycd at the South Norwalk station;

has now rcsuurcd his former duties at:‘
the Norwalk ofhcc. Ira E. Potty, ot_
ltowayton, still remains quite ill at. his
home.

~llcar Senator Ilillinghnm and
Iiout -Gov. Lake. of Republican Rally.

ioni all t
CITY
Assessors’ Notice

We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the (‘in of
'South Norwaik that they are rcquircd
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of them, on or before the 2d
day of. November. 1908, a written or
printed list, dated. signed and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them.
on the first day of October, 1908. lia-
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate, each parcel be-
ing separately described.

N. B.——-Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the Courrcii Room. Hay.
iland street. South Norwalk. from and

 

 

eluding November 2,1908. said office
to be open from 10: 00 to 12: 00 o'clock,
a. m.. and from 2: 00 to h: 00 ocloclt.
p. nr., on Saturdays from 7: 00 to 9: 00
o'clock in the evening, and Monday".
Noyember 2, “08, from 7: 00 to 9: 09

Conn, October 10 1908.
FRANKLIN A. TOLl-IES,

010 22c ‘ ‘ Aysesaors

 

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Farley Fresh made Butter. “Try ‘
Ours: y‘We get. It twice eaohrweek. ’

 
 
 

Crackers and Wafers.

aborn's Celebrated soil

and Cofiees all grades and prices. .

“New cannedLng hits and Veseiables
at our. ri

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lat tailor
view. EEeryEu

lit. and we try Frocks such ‘custo or
am. “51%)“ E first It all is
“1911.,”le H W . . til; iggest .‘1

 

 

 

 

 

and Conlfm’tabies “ii MUSE iii: I'llllii

Good (Advice Regarding the Praven- J

 

I The month or cold winds those days remind you that you will need

: Blankets and Comfortablss. You will find at this store the largest

j shown in this vicinity.“

‘ I These Blankets and Comfortablos will interest everybody who has warm

, bed clothing to buy and who is not adverse to saying money. tltpcks are the
T most complete two Mover had. values are astonishinpw

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berths
, retain liyh no blood. These parasites

 

Ir a Nda'firfiwsswnsar M ‘M _: "

to her hours ouiNorgth Main street. only. M ,

For Fall and Winter. ..

» We believe we offer the best working shoes to be had.
leather. no paste board fillings, embodying perfect workmansl in. which. with
honest leather. lus‘ures you longest. wear. absolute comfort -nd protection
against the fall cold slid “I? .

Absolutely the best working'mon s shoes to be hadiat 02.. I and $3.00.

hey are solid

day night. , . figs
*Hear u 5. Senator Duringhami ‘

FLYNN 8: RYAN

90 Wash gton Street.

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0 B J ackson

tr 9.. tonight. ,Phone 466.

 

 
 

Deputy Sheriff .lchn W. Scully has!
served jury duty notices on '1‘. C. Rock.“1 .

 

noun, to serve on the jury of the pres-‘55

 
 

 

nights in the Adams Express official:

CALLS EVERY DAY
FOR HUSTLING
YOUNG MEN
WHOLEARN
sooxxsspmo,
.SBQ‘RTHAND. ..
TYIPEWRITING. AT

. South Norwalk.

 
 
 

COLLEGE

DON’T DELAY.
Day and Night Clashes, ,

Port Chests: M

 

 

 

 

Flannelctte Garments

New styles and splendid values in Night Robes, Underskirts.
Pajamas, Children’s Petticoats, etc. We never altered a more varied
or attractive assortment. Come and see them. ‘

N E. Ryan 8. Co.,

86 Washington, Street,

Including October 19. 1908; to and ln‘r .

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

D WILLIAM HARFORD. “

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I communion at. ., .. lb or Alixlllar'y

Headquarters for Fancy Cakes ‘
The Ferris Barns, Bacon and Brno ~

place the annual lull
I Noriega: the Eat

. with Mrs. ””79““. I

complete thoIr on;
or row row
“a?“ sitting. up with a

 

lion oi Coughs hull Colds

if people would only properly fortify
and strengthen their system. abbilt

 

i982?» 0' 000 III. colds and imandamus I

ml ht‘I- bob olden. These trebblbjl lite
this the result of weakness. was an

“reduces a as I‘rhul conditltm ‘of iitim
arduous linomllr all, which is as a M
total s in of the body. when this skin
It with she‘ll it becomes Infected With
hich lire carried through the

attiick and rswklthese delicate tissues

laud set up ‘a soreness Which produce
lwhut is In reality hn external scrofu-Ia
' . i The only thing that will cure

coughs nndfc us and prevent pnsud

{mania Is a Icstion Which is ab.t
scribed rand. harried by the blood so

that‘ the diseased membrane is disin-

ducted, cleaned. soothed and healed.

We have a routedy which We honest“
iy hellcvc infalla‘blc and unsurpassed
for the prevention and cure or cough?! '

olds and all catarrhal conditions. it

satire proscripticn or n {anions physio. .

I ‘M. ran Who has an enviable reputation of
. $30 yours of cores gained through thew
use of this medicine. We promise to

istiller effect a- cure in every case or
make no charge for the medicine. We

3urge everybody in South Norwulk who
MhasI need of such a medicine to try

Itexall Muco- Tone.

It stands to reaspn that we could
"not afford to make such statements
and give our personal guarantee to this

‘rome‘dy II we were not, absolutely posh
Itlvc that We jcoiil‘d substantiate our

claim In every particular, and We see
no reason why any one should hesitate
to accept our otter and try it. We have
two sizes of Reach ‘Mucol’l‘onc. Prices

{50c'a‘nd ”.00." Sometimes a 50c botv
lilo is sufhclentfor a cure. As a gen

cralI IIthing, the most chronic case is

bottles. Remember, the medicine will
cost you nothing if you are not satis-
fied in every particular. The Clifford
Pharmacy, South Norwalk‘,

 
 

ADVENT CHURCH SE s.“

 

IPaIior Reynolds Preaches on the Prin
cipies and Beliefs of the ‘Chui‘ch.

The announcement that. the Nov.
liestcr 'F‘ Reynolds, motor of the Ad-M
vent Christian Church in Van Zandt
street. East. Norwalk, would discourse
loot night on the principles and beliefs
of that church, brought out a large
conir rcgation.

c Advc‘ut Church III East Norwalk
has been steadily growing and one
advancement. tho present pastor Can
point with pride to In the rebuilding
of the churtmh This faith. though not
as well known as that of most other
churches, is rhorcugly believed In by
Its members.

Pastor Rt'l acids In ‘bls lecture last
evening. (xpluiriod that its two distin-
guishing and chiefcharacteristics arc
the beliefs that immorality Is coirdi.
iional. failure to accept Christ bring,
lug a penalty or n scvond-dcnih at the
Judgment, Instead of everlasting life,

arid the second return to earth of the

Saviour. Mr. Reynolds also showed
tlrb‘ place and work of the Advent
Church in the religious world, which
is much the some as that of other
churches

Last night.” a lecture by Mr Reynolds
was the second of a special crourse
which will conclude on Sunday ever)
lug by a special mission service. when
Miss "Jesse M. Saunders. of Guindy,
Madras. India. will give an illustrated
address.’ More than 100 vlcrvs Will
be. sIIo‘Wn. 'I Miss Saunders has spent
scr‘nmI‘yenrs in India.

On Sunday urcning. November 8th.
Mr. Reynolds will speak on the topic.
“The Fahilly.” bringing out the God-

 
 
 
 

'- ordained place of the man. woman and

child in the mildly, In Its relation to
h and State ,and a plea for the
of the home. These and
this will enter Into the dis

-Mr_‘ Reynolds will speak on Sunday
evening. Ndircr'nber 15th on "Jesus Vcr

, sus Socialism. “ This will be a discus-
' sion or the claims and doctrines of
‘I dolentlnc stibinli‘sm In the light: of the
Masters teachings

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wt’Our Cot‘rtrtry. Her Glory and Her

Shame will be the subject of the N0

vombor 22d discourse. This lecture

.1 will be patriotic as well as religious.
. and Will be appropriate for the Thanks-
. giving season.

Everybody Is Invited to attend allot
the services .

. GMRAQE PARISH NOTES.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, , M 'Simc‘u and
Dam-til cleb’ra of the H6

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

r‘h .-
iil‘ ill be for t
n the even a

 

ednesda

i cite or the Kings

‘I How Mini Clara M L MMSiiiuuau Tor-i

cured with an average of three large 7

- in by the drifter ill-c lot, 5-15.11“ A

ll idols, and sever. others.

At lb; afternoon“ ' .210“ or anizers
addro {' ‘ oped Chagrin

. ass, s reprepenta.

ti " . nuts addresses

1; as 3'le Mlstdtss

WV up“

mauled iW

 

A would n who says acne is bliss
gone}: ;‘..I is sglir‘psn. Robotics, is under
detention polib‘ headquarters in
Washingtohyi) 0., on a charge of
larceny oi souvenir spoons The (19*
.scription or the woman tallies with,
lthut of the out who made away with in
pcurf pin in Litehiicld’s‘ awpsbop, in M
«Stamford, a 'woéks so, owns ‘vusit-
fed twa or threes coir shops and or-
tiered articles in" Nb oh ‘she never
,cnrred She Is about forty years old-
land it is bciidv'ed and Is a ‘l‘cl'll‘ or
a new form of mania ._ 3
Miss SIIIIma'n’s Iliahia took the
iform of entering jswa‘ stores and
(stores ,tvh‘ere and falls s. brie-a-brac
and other nrtlc es which are supposed
to so cal to Women, are On sale,r
and a tor oxadr‘lng many articles and
Icompnriug them, she would order
,certain of them sent to her at some
Ihoizel Tire goods would be sent to
'Ithe hotel, when it would develop that
Ithe woman was not stopping there.
She did stop at an uptown hotel, but
never had the goods sent there.
During the last few days, two
Washington jewelry iirn‘is have sent
'lewelry in charge of a trusted clerk
its two hotels, on the order of the wo-
man, but. of course she was not
ithere. an? the jewelry was returned
lie the sock. The woman went to'
other stores and ordered goods. and fi-
naily cumplaints began to rehab the _,
police The woman was recognized
In the Balance Theatre, at Washing-

 

whcre Miss ill than had ordered

goods, and he i formed an usher. who

telephoned for the police ‘
Miss Silliman told the police that

Inlng the {mods and ordcrh‘igM them‘,
'tcnt to hotels. She denied that she
had a confodciaic, and that she in—

During her examination it developed
but. she has recently bec II III a snrii- ,
'i'ailunr. and the police are inclined to I
believe that she is slightly tic-rarrgcd.
She will be kept under observation
for several days.

 

I’nna: ' ‘
Gold Medal Flour was your mother's ‘
favorite. CYNTHIA.

 

RECEIVER Iron“ soc-o-sas co.

 

John E. Linehan Qualifies in the Sum
of $200,000.

QUINCY-3 ii.L.. Oct. 2il,-——it develop-
~d last night that Judge Albert Akcrs.
If this city, has appointed John IE.
rilnchnn, seccrtnry and general mona-
nIrr of the Battle Creek Breakfast Com—
.Iauy. Limited, manufacturers of.Egg
3800, with general offices in Chicago,
In receiver of the property and busi-
Icss of tho company. The action was
taken Saturday quietly on the applica-
tion of ll. S. McCoy. of Buffalo. N. I'.,
manager of the Buffalo plant of the
company, representing as stated in the
petition. the Interests involved.

, Mr. {Aachen at once furnished the
required fund of $200,000 secured by
the llllnols Surety Company.

The company is a partnership asso-
ciation. organized under the Michigan
'nw Fob. IS 1902 capitalized at $1
I00, 000 with fire thousand shares of
preferred and the some number of
rommon stock at $100 pnrvaiue. The
total outstanding shares are 6,315, be-
ing 2,684 preferred and 3.630 common.
The remainder is unissued treasury
stock.

Without mentioning the firm of Cass
sidy and (lray, Quincy brokers who
went out of business with heavy obli-
gallons in September and with which
.I. W. Cassidy, one of the largest stock-
holders of the Egg-08cc Company.
disclai ed connection. his brother he-
in; son or partner, the petition recites
that? the creditors of the cereal com
pany became alarmed and its credit
impaired A trust docd Was then one
outed by the company to secure bands
of the compsfiny to the amount of $400,-
000, of Will the Stochor Lithograph
Gumpany, ofRoclicsicr. N. Y.. was glv
en a block of $65 000 to secure a bro
existingriudcbtodn 31. of about $40. 000
and such future In cbtcdness as might
be contracted. '

The Bullish) inili clbbed delvh on
September 20 and the Quincy, mill on .
Oct 21 and by roasbn (it the cessation
of these nuns, It is, stdtléd the good
will ot the company niMy ESE? cure a to
tal loan The not of theI
company now agp'ewtes “$300 ,iillil,‘ ex-
ciu'sIVe iii: III hpb .

Mr. L lichen field be intended to rim
down extravagances, nun the concern
indies only yarn scan to Round save

0 M , c rs every
Maoriajr‘n ;..urur- , among?
M ii-

Dsb will. "

are having in charge théjstiitésI' .of '
New York on ogon Mlsso. ‘ dllo‘l-

 

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‘ III-ado magstad resscd its Elie lE‘IEorniug ‘

session 0
he W C. .IU’i‘
our wits tonductcn by .
A similar o Pcnnsylv I, I;
evangell t. ,I, he ‘f'Crus a or Mouthim
was a to is or at iso solo ariloipated

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. ‘ so
rollpe B. Bil-ll, oi Connecticut
out man MRI; the committed on resolu-
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Thursday
I d

preparato y suture t he ‘ . .
per. Iythl br EM P i
“ Y‘— .

‘Me I?“
. , . and
young men wII m ll ’ ilp‘l‘to

d‘ pliin

 
 

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their future work

 

 

 

sacrament of the Lord's Supper M’l
nr.. the pastor Will preach. P

 
 
 

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I- I 025%” In I "that cdn't say anythin‘t

Sunday November 1&10'20 a m.,'.

about old Modal Flour' Cour
”W..-
. human—«How are things with you?

”232 23.252232251323222133232?“HORACE R NASH

tended eventually to make a hn‘ui. ?

 

on report for the chIt . .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

STAMFORD

‘A Stamford Furnace mtelir-I
gently managed will last “nearly a.
life time.

The American Heaters, the direct

ancestors of the Stamford Furnace, ,I‘Ej

was first made' In 186i, and repair
parts are still being furnished for
that first form; Showing that they
are yet in use. .
’I‘h‘c ~first Stamford Furnacé;
made '1 1890, is in active use, and

ton. by an onmlcyc in one of the at!)reg ‘has he”, had El new grate or MW
fire?“-
idlhui’bn‘r’. rosNA‘c'ES 'ARE 5°" till I l

 

Corner North Main and West Street

 

ONE WEEK BEFORE ELECTION.

_—._._.,.

Hundreds of Spellbinders to be Very
Buy in the Next Few Days.

NEW YORK, Oct. 0.~Wlt.h election
day little more than a week away. the

*lcaders of all the political parties to

day started out in the final effort of

what 'is cxp‘ccicd to ho a sensational

finish of tho national political cam-
paign. New York is the real battle
ground in the opinion of the campaign
rnauhgcrs. and here today were guthdr-
ed practically all of the heavy amur‘il.
tIon of all the parties. William H.
Taft and Wilinru J. liryarr. who came

' in from stumping tours yesterday.

spent the night In this city, and both
were asiir early today. to begin a
week of hard work. Mr. Bryan's sched-
ulc for the day provided for speeches
in half a dozen towns, and a long for-
mal address at the big mass meeting“
in Madison Square Garden this even-

Ing‘.‘ M‘r. Taft had a‘Inrinday engage-H .

mcnt III New Haven but he will re-
turn to New York this afternoon and
deliver a numbcr of addresses b’éi’drc
midnight. He will devote the entire
week to New York state. In addition
to Mr. Taft and Mr. Bryan hundreds
of speakers will appeal to voters 01'
till classes throughout the state today,
and for the r'enurinder of the present
wack. They will include party candi-
dates for governor. members of the
president's cabinet United States
senators members of congress and
just plain political spellbinders. Vice
Presidential Candidate Sherman also
is scheduled for a number of speeches
in New York state‘ during the week.
in other states. the greatest activity
will be in Ohio and Indiana. Vice-
President Fairbanks and John W
Kern, the Democratic candidate for‘
the vice presidency, will be the lead.
ing speakers for the Republican and
Democratic parties in Indiana. Both ‘
will have the support of widely known
campaigner s. j

 

warren POWER iN SWITZERLAND.“

BERNE Switzerland, Oct. 26 —'—The
election of members to the N‘ . 1‘
Council was held yesterday an

 
 
 
 
 
 

.I lit
was fruitless, and with remittances
remains the same. The people lul
ifs/opted a censtitn‘tional amendmo

flag the gOvernment Increased sit
thorlty and control) in the matter
the development or water powers
SWItacrland I

Teacher (very plain)-—What

- object

William-grass, miss, sister ny‘

Subbul‘bs—Nor but I'll bet we’re due 2 N

to“ have a heavy tall or snow pretty ,

soon II .

CitymanwWhot do you clean2 I

don’t understand~ . ‘
Bubmeo-II, I stopped cutting

grass nearly two weeks ago. ~Catho-

lic Standard and Times. _