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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 11, 1909 · page 5

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f .. I THE! scorn iNORWALK EVENING TJNEL _ ’ "ii"
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13 Tornado Insurance or... somT .0 .o . m4...
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, stock market showed some irregularity

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

The Home of Hart Sduffner a u... Clothes

Advance Showing

 
 

in the opening dealings. but the

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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TIL. tau. Elect Us Your 1"“ r prompt advance In the Union Pacific
74 wmmm “m" ”m ”mu" 0 3238 i.‘:.".3:“d‘:§’..“.’.i.2‘i.‘§.§'limits“; OF

 

 

ed, but ran up; points to 209 within
a few minutes. Union Patiflc pfd. rose
2%. Reading 1 and Wabash pfd 5,
St. Paul declined 1%.
WALL 8T REF‘T. ii a. mII—On Uti-
citic's rise of 37,3 t ere was
Lillidghh ‘ . general liar whlth broke
pm” to a lit". Iiielqu last night. A

 
 
 
 
 

 

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. Acker, Merrall & Condit' s
‘ Week - End Candies

29c

Fall Suits to Oiider

s20 miss

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(.‘et a Piano Certificate with I
every purchm. It. will cost .

Stein - Bloch

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

you nothing. , Some men can’t be fitted in our ready-for-wear cloth- numb", “f we“ .N'Wld a loss of a
. BaXIEI' S Drug Store ing. so we made their clothes to order. We did this so point or more including :3 {Pumfl AND
3 F. A. LANE ~ - well and gave so much satisfaction that our tailoring de- 22:11:38: ‘(III‘IDIIIP'r'“’I?n§’S:L$“ b..:ion
g; ANDERSON'S partment has outgrown the small circle of customers with rat-inc {Ion back to heigw 2m. MiIl :Io:
. . . . . . . in a ovu 2m and t e genera
Confectionery ‘M which it began, until now most of the tailor-made men to :3 Imam Amman Ice km 4%, PeCk ‘ 10th es
LaunCh orks WALL STREET. Close—Tho mar-

town come to us. and lots of men from out of town.

 
 
 

and Pastry

ket cloud Weak. Union Pacific failed
to hold the market. The 3% point do-
cline in Amalgamated Copper had a
weakening effect elsewiieie. Br. Paul
and Anaconda lost 1%. Western Un-
ion H“. Consolidated 0n 2%, Ameri—
can Smelling 2'5, Missouri Pacific 2
and others a point or more. Union
Pacific fell brick to last night's closint
price.

LONDON. Sept. li.—Thc Stock Ex-
change was sparsely attended and the
business siriali in most departments.
but the demands were good. Ameri-

lBoIIst Frames set up and ready to
p an

1; All kinds of repair work.

51 WIShlnlItOl‘l Stree Launches of all sizes built to or“:

30091000006 by competent workmen.

-..-_~_ OystchhehPothorwalk

[08A NEWS Norwalku Vacuum codified
Cleans Residences Hotels, Public

Buildings. Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,

Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
EVEN'NG “ENT'NEL TELEPHONE talus Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-

We would like to add you to our list of satisfied cus-
tomers this fall. To that end we invite you to make selec-
tions from our large and choice line of new woollens in
the newest patterns and colorings. and permit us to re-
cord your measurements on our books.

Fail Hats, Clothes and Furnishings are ready now.

FOR

Fall and Winter

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CALLS able. Phone or send postal and get an cans were a feature. They opened uu~ '
92‘2.N°W' Department , estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. certain. moderate business was trans- ’
92‘3—EUIIM” DWIWMM acted and the close was steady
44 ~—lrench Office, Norwalk CHAS. H. DOWNEO, Prop. ______________ "
890 -—Edttor's Residence 9 courtland plug,
729-5—city Editor’s Residence -.- I“- WWW--. ~~__ spiculumfl 0" "if
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WEATHER FORECAST. TELEPHONE 165-5

 
 
 

 

SUBCESSIIR Iii HIIIRIIIIII

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.—Speculution as

TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St., Masonic Building.

So. Norwslk. N orwalk.

l‘or‘ccitst for Norwaiir and vicinity: Announcement

Fair and Cooler tonight and Sunday.
1 he storm that was central over Ohio '

anger“; “"f’mt‘m‘l‘ and 1%: IL‘JEEE' MISS MARGARET R. BREND' to Mr. Hiirriman's probable successor
' s ow (on ra near u l.l.\'tlEll announces that having I“ arousing """h interest here. No

It is tollowed by an area of high pies ‘ I 'i i not i
Miro control over Michigan that is pro- purchased from Miss Martini W 25;:Ithis“‘35:?‘Jgotizgezyeflifidvntoil
tluclng cool. pleasant weather in the Williams Alden her entire inter and Southern Pacific directors and the
:fgl-tmla‘iwfnmt iTh-Iii 1t“ t1° "i“rweartgi'l: est in the nuizxnivz'l‘ii hit-:Aii -wueneoooouomumm opinion of railroad men seemed d"
. ”" “it" " B u’" ”t ‘W Now is the Time to Buy Old Oats

Ilnkotu. Conditions rhvor for this vl- “”00“ 3"" “I“ “*‘FWWWH' :12:“..~"‘;;“,‘.;""“‘¥ '3“, :0 ,21“;‘,“,,;’;n.s°':;’
“hilly Mr and (footer weather. duct the School as sole l‘iiit- To those who have not purchased, we say, SEND "HAT ORDER. 0 5mm ‘ 0 ‘I
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery careful attention courteous

II I lie and poster or whether the executive
. " 'i' - work or iii - system would b‘ distribut-
It WI“ 3001) be Danbury Fa” ttme. treatment. best grain complete satisfaction. We take it for granted l ‘
you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we

ed uniting the men who are now in ac-
tive charge.

are. willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a great. deal of

them.

 

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South Norwellt

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Coal at $3. 50 Per Ton “ '

p."L WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A "(1]

Steam or Hot Water
HEATER

OF THE

Heating and Plumbing Company. V.

23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 
 

The "“31“le department is trinim ‘ ' .
lug up Eimgruve street, __THE_____

...2.‘.'.iii13.”.ri‘iithidhhtidi”‘°“' Elizabeth Mead School
HILLSIDE
Norwalk. Connecticut

‘3“55 Blanche Poliluran will b” “I The Sthooi will open for the Fall
l‘l'jl'm’m Beach 0"” fiu'lduy- Term on Wednesday. September 15th.

in cast- it new president is elected
It is believed in Chicago that it will
be one of three men: R. S. invert.
general counsel and the head of the
legal departiiieut of the system; Jul-
ius Kruitschnitt. who has supreme
control over the physical property and
operation or J. C. Stiibbs who has
(barge of all tradlc affairs, rates and
M. the handling of the. vast commerce an-
‘ I . College preparatory illld general iitrally trunapm'ted over the llurrimun
Miss Homnce Kelley. of South Ml courses for older girls. Primary and system.
\""1k.\\'l”8lu‘hd Sunday in Wilton. intermediate Departments. Arrange “*‘W‘W Messrs. Kruttschnitt and Stubbs.

. I ‘ llli‘ll—Is made for meeting children who With Ollicctl in Chicago. haw Devil 8”
. Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Flynn. of use the trolleys and for serving u but en complete responsibility for the ac-
hWWHB “”0“. are the parents 0! a luncheon on, or; e a Om live management of the system. just
W“ The Vocni Department will be iii as If Harrlman had not existed. al-

though reporting directly to him, with

 

Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.

Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed

 

 
 

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4%

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~Danctiig tonight at Roton.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

, charge of Arthur Phillips. of New
whitest Fall Del'bivs. 011N911. lork city who will be glad to come: we HAVE A FULL LINE IN stocx T0 snow you. complete jurisdiction over 121.000 we can save THE NORWALK CLUB 8150.00 EACH season.
Miss lliairib Siriipson of Norwellt. with “"3 0'16 “811ml; 10 do WC“ "1““! GI! rail “"06 Ind 35.000 mllvfi 0‘ WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY 8150.00 EACH SEASON
9 . worko only. - . water then. These men are still on A Ni BL G. 150 8
{laxative ‘0 Tammie" for I we” MgfidAIIRFrIaI‘bammmom A. n " A" DI'ICCS- "001 $1.00 up ‘ tIIie iorIi Ind Chicago “ingot: men In;- a: 2:: 321’]: m: :0. money“: cw. :15: :fign‘x‘égh
e no pa may be seen at the . / eve tie management of t 0 reads wi I
. school any morning after Septeuihel so on Just the same no matter who is WE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL "50.00 EACH ’ ,I v -

IIIIMIiizsIMIaIiIid “iiib'vth.3:.fiiotimiii'i~yo‘£ 6th I I M P BE RS finally chosen president at the annual WE CAN IAVE THE M‘HACKEMO HOTEL 3150,00 EACH.-

e r (it . g t ' ' I I A E meeting of the directors. unless the ' .

y ‘k "W. M .. ..- _ .......... .._- W... W.... .... . . I
”‘ U ' ______. MIss'IElsle Blrdsall. of Wilton. will b l ' 0'figflffl’)"Jgggmgfgf“I‘hy‘gagrmhn We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% to 40% on
Miss Florence Barring”. 0f Nor~ go 3 iort y to Dunbiiry to take a course . h f . " -. ‘ I.

walk. is visiting relatives in -Spring “6 nurse in the Dmihury nohpim, 49 WALL sr. KODAK DEALERS. a so. MAIN 97.. IIoiiIIriiIsIIIfiIcIdeiIrIc-IItIoIihIgiehietIIIiiIeIIeIrIrvecnciIifiIaI. $8,000.00. Do You Want to Save It? I II.

 

 

PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNIOHED DY ‘

Hillili I. JIIIIES. IIIiII. Hililiiii & I’lllliillli (III.

NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK- ruluee of the Union Pacific will meet
' next Tuesday and arrange for teinpor
—Muslc llnli. Saturday iuuttnec and my surcesslon to the positioun held by

evening, Mr. Daniel Ryan and come The Sixth Company did not go on Mr. Hurriman.
party, in L'ilabltniit. hmiid the Mathias last night on no It is believed that the powers of
___.____ count of the rain The l \ui itc- at [a S, c OZ. Mr. Kruttschiiitt general director of
serves were to have cutertai d llit'ul iiialiittnunte and operation, and of Mr.

llt‘ld, Massachusetts. . ‘
——Danciiig tonight at Rotoii.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Willard Carrier, son of Mr. and Mrs. last night hl
Eugene Carter, of Main street. wro 7 - Stu is general director of tramc will
iins been ill witii typhoid fever Is ini- —_..__. Crab Meat 35c qt.; Montauk Blues. 14c 1b.: Weakfish. 12C 1b.; Mack- be Increased The Kuhn [nab-Na'flon- Now Is THE TIME To GET. YOUR

. ' ’ Mrs Willi iii filillc f 6 S I '
proving. street has light to IlhikgfitITd topl‘iiliii ere} 12c lb Porgies' ”c lb Wh01e Salmon. 4 t0 6 lbs. 16C fill City “tiller-03‘: {mile ”PI"?led to C(in)
__.__..___ ’ ' ' rue as c c to naue it agEnta or

Tire Jewish new year comes next ”ht-Wale 01" her little iiictc. MllrIv \‘rii lb Buftteg FLukCBOEOd' Hagbutuswordo Sea (18385. the Montana properties. Jacob ll
Thursday. and services will be held lyI onli six ytnrs old uho has under Sot rat 5. sters sca ops. pen: 8(hlflI‘0f Kuhn [09b & Company. de G es 01‘ fining;
in the synagogues Wednesday evening gone an OIK‘IHUOH f0!“ nllllcndicitia Long Clams Oysters. Long and clined to make out statement today re-

tliis week. Round Clams. gardiiig the future polity of the Harri-

mun lines except to say that Mr. Big Assol’tment Every Day at a LOW Price.

Miss Intiise Near of Lowe street. -—Men‘s Cups. O'Brien. Harrimnn's plans of construction and
3.

has returned from a auiiimcr' ti stop in ' 1 ' ' development doubtless will be carried Tomatoes for canning. Home Musk Melons, Sweet Potatoes. Celery.
Stamford to again take up héi studies The litIt “in“m’” AS‘WC'E‘IIU“ “l“ ut S n ge IS at Ct. 0““ Green Peppers, Corn, Green Lima Beans. Beets. Snuash and Apples and
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iii the Norwaik High school IIItIqu n roll inii Tuesday llIlt‘l‘iltltlll. Tl -- Oranges.
—.——_—- i 5 morning the uuiorr men and worn-10 RW. Mid Mrs. J. Benton Wern-
—Dallclllg tonight at Roton. en of the trade Who are still out 0.- TELEPHONE 108. . FREE DELIVERY- er have returned from their vacation UNI I ED ‘;ROCERY CO:
work were paid strike born-tits iii the ___, I— —" . and Grace rectory la main open.

 

 

 

 

" .“w authorities are still investigat- latbor Lyceum in Washington street

lug the status of the colored cliib ,. t”

which received a midnight visit just -~I.egs Spring anh. 13‘. lb.

a week arm from Chief of Police Wll- Foreman-turn Spring Lamb. IIt‘ Ill. Iv ~ . . . ‘

Ham Volimcr- Fresh or Corned Plate net-r. No II). . ' l 0 .
Chopped Meat, 16c lb.‘ . IHE PlABE . '

Ilgnard Sf 113;" hills amcgqmspil ”‘0 Sugar Cured Hams. 16c. "I. A&P CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
It‘il 91100 0 Wfll‘ (ll‘t‘ltillfie J y 2' . . I
:it 16 Arch street Noiwalk. Mr. More Pm“ “1 MARI” r. 19 pounds GRAN. SUGAR for . ...... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .$x.oo . » . 1

house and faintly will move out and ~-————-—-~~ w7-»-»——~«-—-——~—~~A—m.--m...
Mr. Bell and family will move. in. - . 'IOILET SOAP, a box ..................... . .roc

...T.‘L$..ili‘.‘.‘§3 itii“".§381§i‘“h§£iii: - The Great A&P Tea Company

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lust night in connection wit the. coir. on Are n 1“ WASHIINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

_Reuti “Franklin‘s" ad. in Want col. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET V ”ml. ' PHONE 143. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating;

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

brritlon of Columbus chsral Danger DE ER I
more sub commit ‘ uinte . TEL. N0_ 909. / FREE LIV Y. n and 0" r

I... h. . .- w... ... h... ..- m... ~- h " or... " isvghhiseh‘tenth‘s'“ Bathi g e Attractions

3:22;?! am. .ch‘izlfigy‘gymgg: your person. Open a POI-”'33 WAR 'N D ___. ' HIGH CLASS concssrs. antenna on AND svsmno. on This PiazzA‘
iif -rnoon at ‘hmusement Park. Fred Chul‘kmg “1‘90““! “'IUI Lively Contests .1 Town Election to Letters addressed as follows remain

Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties

unclaimed in the postotflce. at Nor-

Co einiiri. manager of this city's team to Occur Next Month.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

and Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly. . walk, Conn. for the week ending Sat. .
of the Norwaik team, promise some The “l" indications “‘9 1.1"“ “191"“ “I" urdui'. Sept. 11. 19091 TEL. 500. JACOBS BROS" Mangers 7'
great surprises in the baseball line. ' s N Ik be .i iiicly election oter iii Dailmi South Norwaik. sir .I
MAKE OLD THINGS NEW 50. Ofwa this fall. The election will .take place Oscar Ardin. East NurwfllkI . .
' ' ' ‘ three weeks from next Monday. and Miss Viary Becker 4 pm» street. ' . .1 I‘ a;
A door. a mantel kitchen chairs. . r . . . F
licnclies. any NINE: "am my?!” [mum Tl’llgl C0. tliIc Ipci'spetI-Im'e Icaerdidutef hai't-I‘IslaiIl- ltoh Gates. Gen. :elirsry. Jeddo coal for urnace .3
made new is qn c y one Y pa n n: . . it lit to o 9 cc unecr llK. ear y Luigi Greene. 14 now on street.
it“ “ i’i’i'i‘ ".5 “"3.“ ii“: int ”ii " “.113. iii .iiiii.."°“‘ cy- . ............ W h... a W... p... 0...... Cross Creek Coal for Range
(“no ‘1 El omes c an n a ‘ .-_ ‘ I' l' the Republican nomination for ‘
'r " ’i H .’ ‘ . , ilenry Jay Oyster Co.
mi .“i‘fi‘fi; — ........., a... Cannel C031 for Open Grate
K- \i, Home Finish Carriage Varnish held for many years by the late Tliiid- ii. W. Kensston. 13 Meade are.
Itiiilil. Won't cost more than about (It'llfi Bell. and since his death, filled Michele Parrnreila. Home (:0me e
"‘1”"“”"d “”9” ““"“"’d‘ w““” ” "w.” very acceptably by Stephen R. Hoyt. ‘ E. a. CROWE, P. M. Fall Styles in a“ “when .. Me m on Time

iiiy everything in paint and save you Mr. Hoyt. will of course. accept a no

money. --- ' ‘ _
Sold by Chas. a. Dow. south Nor New 0y. lews gif:§:gnb:ffén‘“cfflfagffnggn fin”: Norwslk. ”I. 50 and $4. 00
walk. ilubbeii & Staples Hdwe 60-. oelve the nominations from both par- Mrs EV! Flfnhm- Raléton Health Shoes

Noiw;silt W. 8 (layer It Son. West ties. He is however not I politician Landon Katalin
1‘0": Northrop Broos Snuthiwrt of the hutton-hollng type, but he has a iiiinols Motor Co.. 'care Mr. Gaynor. Fall Styles Now needy.

Norwalk SON: FmNothIk Be number of friends who will look after
“e his interests between new and elec- M" MW Marbaoh. $4.00

M '7 » WW Island, “0‘0“ Point. Roway- ti o . n H 'h as n th Manice O'Connell. hi Grove St.
sIatqggegEI/ggovsglftes’ ton, Tokeneke and Dalian 1:30:31! thngoneglrSgatlonslogiilurchf W. (3. Whitney. , New SWIG! ill Fall Footwear

in a petition in circulation roquest- _
At COLEMAN, in; that a vote be taken on the 11- H' 8 man" I" M' For WI“ Misses and Children.
m" “mm“ c lien Tribe r. o. n M held
' . . DC on , ..
"IV“ .70" ‘m-flflyor'cherles D. Boole llll re- their re ler meetin In the Genetic s I
’ to thrill Math ”it, .00"! Namath , ball dingfiutr‘nl II‘Iglit. which the ram wear hoes That F t
A Munro's . ,,. Mme-linens.” ‘ ,.

 

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