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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 21, 1909 · page 4

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‘ line over the announelnent that the
Washington street bridge will not be
closed to trailio during the day time
mat of the proposed repairs. This
result shows what a little well direco
ed kicking will accomplish.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

“TUESDAY. SEPT. as. 1909

SOUVENIR

 
 
 

Wednesday-- asement
Bargain Day

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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oi... rises 5.,9- mats: TM mutton 0' the notice 1- called WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22
High lid. 3.“; I. m; ‘2” P. m, lathe crowdofaen who gather nighb
x. lyontheeideniktnfrontolthe

stores at the vast'iide‘ of Wall street.

' fi Inc eanrrnar. rataenons .
,4, OALLS ., between Mechanic street and the ltiv

I, rm . or street tunnel. and eapectorste. In

 

Tea Cup and Saucer
In Addition to the Usual Checks

 
 
 

... W“ the morning anything but s nice con- . WITH
“Wk dition of alfalrs is revealed. SPIOIS. IXTRAOTS, CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
. lsitu'e “cations. The friends of Corporation Counsel TAP'°“' “mun-ARC,” 11" corn" I“ Extensive Changes in our Basement Department have caused much movrng. about 0‘ stock. We '

 
 
 

 

John Keogh are congratulating him
over his fine appearance following his
extensive European trip. but comment
humorously about his somewhat in.
creased girth. John. himself. admits
that he has been taking on weight,
but says he is going in training.
.——._..__4._.._._____

must UNLOAD some parts of this stock: AT ONCEJ

This Is How We Do It

“SONIC iIIIOTOIV

Stated communication or Old
W2" L”, No. 100, F. and A.M

it.“ at it. rooms. Sept. Silt:

at. o'clock p. in. Work, I. A.

goo All Master Masons cordially
internally lnvIIted.

. Internal yuyors
noaanr M. erco'x. See y.

Sovereign Pickling Spice

A variety combination Judiciously
proportioned

10c Package 1 Check Given

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Carriers are now authorised to re
fuse to deliver mail where vicious
dogs are kept. it liltempered men
were also barred from receiving mail
there would be a lot less work for
carriers ——Ncw York iii-raid

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‘JOHN A. JOHNSON.

The whole country will mourn with
Hinnesota til the loss of her beloved
governor, John A Johnson. who passed
Sway at a: 26 o'clock this luorning. lie
“modded respect wherever his ca
nor was known, and among Republi-
cans as well as Democrats. Like Lin
coin. Johnson was truly a man of the
hoopla. His origin was most humble.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Summer is now a mommy. Today
Is the first day of fall.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

”4....--
EDITORIAL HOT SHOT.
it Is just announced that Japan is
building the largest battleship in the
world, and this ought to extend Capt.

 
 

Tea and Coffee
Pots

 

 
 

Rice Boilers

Two quart size best grade

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Their CORN“ amuencc It the DI!!!“ Hobson' s lecture contract several soa- Pink . m R' B ,1
of their careers was almost identical... t Be C C gray enameled rce or ens. . . .
30th were poor “J Job' ' turkey. and sons. Wag-bury Republican Sumps A. Fe Ckmanfl & 0- Stamps FOOd hoppers Usual 75c “pm . Two quart srze best quality

Hartford waited thirty three years
for its team to win a pennant This
ought to be encouraging and perhaps
next year the Phillies will land a

'b'oth had magnificent mothers. with
”there for whom apologies seem to
have been considered, necessary. One
story of poverty, in Johnson‘s early

 

 

 

gray enameled Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sold regularly 39c.

Wednesday, 29c

 
 

 
 

FANCY NATIVE POTATOES. PK. ................... ..........25¢
FINEST ELOIN CREAMERY BUTTER ..................... 35c lit.

The "Universal' Chopper
cuts all kinds of fruit and vege-
tables; complete with four

Wednesday. 59c

 

 

 

 

I". I! believed to have been consider "°“““‘ '°' “"“th‘m'p'm “m“ 3 cans PEAS .......... . ......... .. ............ .. .. 25c km”

“law'i’mn’” m" h" an“ “mm“ The new presidpnt or um Connect,- 3 carts romnroes ............................ . ............ 251: N0. 14"“ SIZE

t° “Pvt?” 0" ml'mmu- " icut rat lisn's association this the . BECKMANN'S cocon,cn~ .................. ......... 1Sc 820

Y“ “N y ' mm" n as mm “m" “t ‘3“ WW“ “I "W!” FANCY swear corm oozew.... .......... ..... 12c ‘

“’1 “”‘m h" ““9 "m “3 “mm" trant member is likely to feel the ' N0. 2.4135 5125

took 1" "PM" to ”99°" the family weight of his authority—Boston tilobe.

when the son, John, was a boy. It “ __ , 99c t . rs
was established that the father was The Hon. Jack Johnson may cut WINES d LIOUORS C p S p

too fond of strong drink, and that the considerable ice in the squared clr- - an at e wee e

 

 

fut cle lnsid th it ~ - .

to ‘itlifdsfrtytiiimihe “Shims?!" 30%: Hensolirmls theeonleyrArle‘hl cuiiii‘glolumtnh‘r: Denatured Alcohol, pcr gal. ...SOc California Claret, gal jug ....SI‘c Fruit Jars 31535“ 3 POPUIN: Carpet

m" The publication of um pm colored “no WM U-n'on Monogram Whiskey ....‘.eso bOt. California Claret, a gal bot. ..5te Sweepers, fine quahty bristle

of Jahnson'a early life, instead of hsv- “‘—‘+‘~—' Tu" Chm“! "PM“ wm" Gold“ A” Ch'mmne'Pi'z‘ bot. Mason Fruit Jars complete brush, oak or mahogany finish.

ing the desired effect, brought him These are the days of the fellow 40c,70e bet. Cooks imperial Champagne .. Tea Kettles

Regular $2. 50.

Wednesday. 31. 97

with porcelain lined cap and
rubbers.

QUARTS OR PINTS.

48c doz.

_Illedicine
Cabinets

Medicine or Toilet Cabinets.
oak finish or white enameled.
79c usually.

Wednes"ay. 59c

‘ F umiture Polish

“Liquid Veneer" cleans and

who carries his lighted cigar into a
trolley car. Each fall when the clos-
ed cars replace the open ones, this
practice breaks out afresh.

thousands of votes. Haunt-say 3 Star BrandyJIM Mt. II.” M

Johnson was a. tighter from his
youth up. and there are many who be-
llove that he would have lead the
Democratic party in 1912. Last year
he was prominently mentioned for the
party's nomination, but the influence
of the Sage or Nebraska was too over
whelmillg. Johnson's private life was
exemplary. and it was due to this
fact that he was able to so long sur~
vive that" trying operation that
he underwent last. Wednesday.

, -—-———O————-.—;' '
DOESN’T IT TIRE YOU—
After you have come back from a nice
vacation trip. possibly toIEurope. to
have ”nobody risk you rtwyou didn't
visit Bobby Burn's old home or some
other place that you left off your list?

 

lie. 8 solid copper nickel .
plated Tea Kettles, flat bottom.
Sold regularly $1.10.

Wednesday. 79c
Garbage Pails

Heavy galvanized ‘iron Garo‘
bage Pails. Good size. Regu-
larly 39c.

Wednesday, 29c
Wash Boards

 

A. F. B. &Co. Phone 440

A.F.B.&Co.

Q SPECIAL Q

Watch this space for our Big Cut Price
. and Extra Stamp Sale this week

A noticeable number of repairs have
been made of late to sidewalks about
the city. but considerable more work
in this line would not be frowned up-
On.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fly Paper

Fly Paper.
Wed-

 

“Tangleloot”
Regular price. a for so.
nesday, 5 Sheets for

So

0r as‘Double Sheets in box

r... 24c
Shell Paper

 

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Anyhow. Count Zeppelin s wiener—
worst of the air has a more sppetiaing
idol! thin the bony aeroplanee- Wash
ington Post.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

, ~0—

No matter whether Cook got to the
North Pole or thought he did. he got
home first, and that's something.

 

W
Tile trolley cars may go nrohnd the
depot some day. but they don't yet.

 

The Great A&P Tea. Company

124 WASHIINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK.

 

New York University has started it Again Ills royal highness, the duke

 
 

 

 
 

oi' Abruul. and Miss Elkina appear up- TIL. NO. SOS. IRES DELIVERY . _
as; seals: 21:: than: .. ... W... - on: it. "shares:
. ‘ ...—......‘____..._.., ..-“... -—-~~-~—~—————- -— —- g , , . .
.. Professor Joseph French Johnson. SAVINGS AND Domes. gopv our 70 places. Dividend Notlce leaves a brilliant dry polish blue. pink, green or plain Heavy Glass Wash Boards,

who was formerly the head of the
school of journalism at the Uiversity

 

 

“ Unknown Man Struck by Train on soc size bottle. white. Usual price 5c. family size. Usually age.

The mayor of Baltimore says that

if “Pennsylvania.“ instructors. “The one good light In woribadozen police 1 Bridgepbrt Trestle. emanate ouurv savmcs ‘ 3 30 k e Wednesda 29c
it “Sill! criticism directed “Billet the men. BRIDGEPORT, Stunt. 21.-~rl’tll‘t8 of BANK! N RWALK. CON~- WedneSday’ 39c wedneSd y, p g ‘ y,

H

teaching of journalism," Professor
Johnson says, "is based on the claim
that It can be taught only through ac.
tual experience. My experience, how-
5‘,. ever, both as a practical newspaper
man and as a teacher, makes me can:
ddent that a university can be of great
service to any young man or woman
who wishes to do newspaper work.
. Many of the young men who studied
with me ’in the mhgol of JounlaIISm
at the University of Pennsylvania a
dozen years ago are now doing very
successful work and I am quite cer-
I train that their university education
and training have made them much
. better newspaper men than they would
have been without it.“—Hartford Cour-

 

More than 850,000,000 worth of soap
lg made and sold in the Untied States
every year.

An official estimate places the num-
ber of dairy cows in the United States
at 21,000,000.
~ More coal is mined by machinery. in
proportion to the total output. in Ohio
Miran in any other state.
some varieties of. rice ripeJu two
months after planting. whilo' Others
require up to six’ lnonths of cultiva-
tlon.

New York city has been increasing
its birth rate for the last ten years.
For the twelve months just passed it
has been twenty-eight to the thousand
inhabitants.

 

the body of an unknown man were

found strewn along the elevator]
tracks of the New Haven road for n
distance of more than hall a ratio Inst
night. it is believed that he was
struck by an east bound train at or
near the station, but parts of his body
were found across the bridge irl East
iiridgeport.

As near as can be judged from the
mangled hotly and the ground rrp cloth-
lng he was about 35 years old. with
dark hair, light brown eyes and a
smooth face. and the clothing was that
of a working man.

September 1. 1909.

At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the l‘airtleld County Sittings
Bank held this day. a dividend lit the
rate of four (4) per cent. per nnnuru
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending Sep-
tember 30 1909.

Tile same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after October
11 1909

By order of the board of directors.

SEYMOUR CURTIS. ,
Treasurer.

Have You Taken a Look at the
Machine Stocking Darner?

Demonstrated on Main Floor.

 

It does one hour's work in five minutes.
s18 3w ‘ -

Fish! Fish! Fish!

Cod. Bluefish, Weekllsh. Butterflsh.
Haddock. Elsie. Halibut, Salmon, Sea

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ant. * In recent trials of the Pollalt- -Virag - ’ _ gran. Escsiiops. Leng and Round
l, H K F—‘r—r high-speed telegraph between Berlin "If PlABE sms. . .
:.. my Irk. '. freshman in the Coa- “a Konl‘abeyx, ., distance of 430 '
.5 hocton High school. near Toledo. Ohio. miles. 2,309 distinctly recorded words A. A” 0115011 ,.
is near death with a fracture of the were transmitted in five minutes. -—--—— Successor to JOHN G. SILOOX.

NOTICE
Admission of ‘ Electors

Notice is hereby git'en that the Se-
lectmen and Town Clerk will hold a
session In the Town Court Room. Wall
street. in the City of Norwalk, for the
purpose of examining the qualifications
ofrand admitting to the elector's oath
those pergons who shall be found quallo

‘ skull. sustained fill an effort to keep
his sophomore huers from success-
fully indulging In the playful pastime

. of clipping his hair. Kirk was running

away from his tonnentors when he

‘ fell into an open cellarway. Since.

e‘r‘lrgsons have been removing part of

his skull.
. .

No instep how many guns are fired
no hells rung on the fifteenth day
of September, calling in the straw
.. . hats, surely on a warm day like this
" there's nothing more appropriate or '

FISH MARKET.

rel waeumo'ron eraser IRIDOE.
ratseuoue sat.

was: oatrveav am. oven rowu.

CUMHIR: ARIES

lie prepared for the chilly nights.
Get your Comtbrtsbles before the
fresh fall stock Is all picked over.

There Is the promise of nluch cheap-
er Ice In New York city next summer
no matter what the natural drop my
be, for there will be many more arti-
ilcisi plants in operation than ever be-
fore.

Harry P. Whitney began his busi-
ness training as a bank clerk at. 830 a
week. He now has charge of the :80.-
000.000 estate left by the elder Whlb
ney. and it Is said that his tnlstoeahlp
has increased the family fortune.

Subway railroads are good Invest.-

Excrusions ..to Huntington and
.Vsilcy Grove

On and After MONDAY. Jim. 2‘, 1m.
‘Ths New and Commodioua

Steamer Huntington

CAFT. WILLIAN g. YOUNG.
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINOTON" for Norwsik

Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
4m. and 3:16 p. m.

”Turrrrrurrrs
MUSIC HALL

THREE DAYS. BEGINNING
MONDAY. September 20th

THE BEST AND FINEST VAUDE-
VILLE iN TOWN.

The European Instrumental and Ilng~
ing Santlns Four.

NATURE
SHAPE
SHOES

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Wis than the old straw too
I'm So dour shed it until the
weather man says you must—Herman
. After Nov. ltlio fee for registering
i',§.,fitters will be ten cents instead of
W“ as at pmnnt.‘ Postmaster Gen-

" oral allot-ones hes an Idea that air can
do something toward making the de-
.4. smartest oar-moms. and as the
. ll performed for the public be

why the public should

any tits" frieghb—Bridmrt Poet.

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meats in New York city. Profits have
Increased about 17 per cent. in the last
three months over the same period
last year. the gross earnings being
".8214300. an increase of use. 400.

pills friend. desired to show him all
the delicacies of the mason. One dish
in particular the Philadelphia. man
exclaimed over in delight.

New York host.
snails In Philadelphia?"

“Ohm
.phlaa. "but we can’t notch“.
W"

THIS CAM; FROM NEW YORK.
(Lipplncott'sJ
A New Yorker. dining a Pblladel

"first is made it snails." said his
“Don't you have‘

responded the Philadel- .
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foot.

Wear Shoes That Fit

Pliiiii ill I

lied. Saturday. the 25th day of Septem-
ber. 1909. from 9 o'clock in the fore
noon until 7 o'clock in the afternoon.
unless all on the "list to be made"
shall have been admitted or rejected
before that time.
rDated at Norwaik, this 21st day of
September. 1909.
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON,
JOHN DEVINE
Selectmen of the 'Down of Norwalk.
HERBERT it. SMITH.
Town Clerk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Children “is. m l4. 25
r. r

can. masses than are.
nonwnait. down.

$1.25 to $2. 00

 

 

 

 

 

Wmm ti Dond': elk kinept: to pay mtll‘oll‘l‘.

Wickednest looks dell t i an ow you now u someossm

m be people that don‘t it‘sslovsrinthespsmosbreinfmr
. , ittheywsretosttempttoobiigsyou

 

its wnsulnu'ton eraser.

 

LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at ii: 45 a.
m. and 6:15 p. m.

EXCURSIONTICKITS. 50a: SINGLE

FAR . the.
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excursion, the;
_ Single Faro. 25c.
Will stop at VALLIY OIOVI Mon-
days and Fridays on signal.

 

 

When a man ma'kes a strike it is
esteemed a goat! think. but when a
hundred men do so there are great
doings about it.

The
the

 

sun was invented early lnsee
century. . j“ __

The Petite Cemsdlan Frances Gibson.
The Juggling Rubs Frank Bent.
The last 0 Motion natural Changed
Special Features. rose and Lagueta,
NoveIty Winlats. of the Kelth
and Pmotsr OIreuIt.
special Attraction, Michael hraham
a Go. in Me. an. and it from
the Fourteenth Street House.
Dancing Tuesday and Friday Nights
After the chew.

NIGHT. Parole 10a and an.
Matinee Wednesday and Satardaydtie

m

lfadollar would do all the work is
metousitoaghttodotheproh-

‘Mfllihmmm

 

 

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