in llofltodl and cotton. A oomplete assortment oi BLACK Gaunt}. also SILKS, at MMlMKWO WEI. Wu SOUTH NORW LK. EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHON E CMO i 92-24»;- DI prompt II-I—Buclnue pD’ciaIrtmold 44 ~Branah Office. No'mlk M -Edil.or'n W “lacs-cm salons Won», r. and Mrs. William Cargill. Brl geport are visitors in Norwalk‘ with friends. Inspector Richard puny. or the lo- cal trolley line, has been enjoying his annual vacation. Miss 'Helen Cuiuya, or Connecticut avenue. is entertaining Miss Geno vleve Purdy,’ of'Bc'tbel.‘ Mrs. Martin Lawlor. of New York. is visiting Miss Margaret. Dorney, or Cross street, Norwaik. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith of est avenue. hays been entertaining illiam Griihn, 0t Danbuiy. The regular meeting of the directors of the South Norwalk Club will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Elsie Knapp. oi Riverside ave- nue. has taken a position as bookkeep- er at the Joseloif store in Norwalk. Joseph Lynch, a Norwalk’ printer has taken a position with a job print lng establishment in Port Chester Congredsman E. J. Hill of Norwnik. was in Danbury Sunday, spending a portion or the day at the Hotel Green. Class meeting, led by teeth Reming- ton, in the Sunday school room of the First M. E. Church, at 7:45 o‘clock tonight. \ The Bethany Guild will hold its regular monthly business meeting on Wednesday night in the Guild room at 8 o'clock. The young soriety people of The Norwalks sic planning to hold a Hal lowe‘en dance on Saturday evening, October 30th. Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald and children, William and Edward, of F‘llll field avenue, have returned from a visit to New Canaan. f. Colonel E. KMItheonn and lamlly have returned home from a deiightlul auto tour through the eastern siniso extending to Montpelier, Vt. Commodore Hatfield took a party not on tho Allan“ this afternoon to catch what few himkhsh escaped the numerous fishermen last Sunday. ' The Philuthu him or the Baptist Church South Nomflky- will hold a business nicatlug Ihll eyenlng at the home or Miss Grace Hunt" Clay street. Captain losopll Roller in the. Hunt llldilh Boll. took a large party of friends to Center-.port. Long island. “Sunday, where a very pleasant time Was had. P. .C. ileunsbury lodge, New Eng land Order of Protection, will hold a meeting this owning and make ur- inpgoments id) the visit to lda Lodge. in Bridgeport. tomorrow night. Ed. Hoyt Charles Lee and living Bylngton Went up to Wilton yesterday on a hunting trip and report that they have cleaned the woods all out and any game that is left won’t show li~ sell for a week. The Foreign Mtsllousry Society or the First M. E (‘hurch elected the following unicorn last Wednesday I! tampon President. Mu RE .WinI; vice- president Mrs. John K. Cushaw; pocrotary Mrs George McKibhln; treasurer. Miss Sallie 3.301lwoll. The Hospital Whist Club will on terudn lbs ontleiuon with cards and music at th home or Altoruqy and Mrs. hen Davis Friday evening. Octo- ber tour. A special our will bring the meals to Smith Norwulk at the close of the evening‘s entertainment. It noted harbor of No. 10 North Main greet 13M halo 3 last‘tlmlilday. in ex 0 some area an an goassnlfltlfiiu on hiapoutins. While he was tryll to book a blacklish no new in the d mace a school of por- tion a tproactua the boat as he 1W“! W10 nllupmohm‘ lie Normal ago nervous. thinking aornhlhltig an) id apnea in his three sons and the illlh that when he was ”‘13:! mm?) 'mth char chain.ho ll. shalanco and Kat: all of his depot catch at in 'iihe neighbors link the allure were so excited tint tlfiy made for the “2%? thinkinga tldayl wae hag.” When they invent” munds’. enlitlcai’lnn oil I l W” titlilmwursu. of r re) of the noisy mole dramas and slap stick hiuslcal plays has ado the theatrapgoels a~wealy This Man. is truthful and true to life; so the an nounoement that Avery Hopwood's meat will be welcome news to the pa“ trons oi the theatre. to whom higher and better forms of dramatic emlehvor appeal. Miss Minnie Victor son in This Woman and This Man is baked for Thursday night. October ii, at Music Hall. under the auspices of Ponassus Council of Royal Arcamun. -—-. d ~A lazy liver leads to chronic dys- pepsia and constlnation—~woukons the whole system. Dean's Rogulctu (2:1 cents per box) correct the liver, tone the stomach, curc constipation. MACHlAs 0F BRIDGEPORT. Public invited to Inspect Naval Mill tla Craft This Week. Manned by members of the Third division. Naval Militia. the U. S. S. Machias made a record trip from New HaVoll,‘ Saturday. to Bridgeport. dropping her "mud hooks" off the mouth of the harbor about two allies from shore at 7 o‘clock last night. the boat leaving New Haven just after 4 o'clock. She will remain here one week in order to give the public a chance to luspcct the boat and see how the naval militia does things. Navigator E. J. Hill, Jr, 0! South Norwnlk. was in command. while Lieutenant); W. E. Waller and A. J. Merritt were in command or the local division. The men left on the 1:50 train for New Haven and went at once on hoard the boat. The trip was made without incident in two and onebalt hours and by 7 o'clock the anchors had been cast out and all was made that for a work's stay. During this week the public are cordially invited to inspect the Mn- chias and see how the Naval Militia live on board. Bouts will leave the city dost from 1 until is practically on the hour to take people out there and bring them back. The primary object of all this is of course to se- cure as many desirable recruits for the division as possible. ”all?“ ionnilk hing about it ‘ convention your the bud » will mthpdrti'mlh‘u shims animal will he rolled. . more than m. 000' pied 4Mlnandliishmfl’oMtlho Members of the lorul division. in- cluding the olficers will live on the lboal practically all of the week and will be glad to see their friends on lboard The Mathias has Just been repainted and is looking as spick and spun as poasiblc.—-llridgepori 'l‘eic- gram. ChlldrOn Cry Hill _FI.ETGII£R‘S C A S T OVR IA BAPTlBTG TO MEET AT NlANTlC. Program for the Annual Ollie conven- tion. October ll, 19 and 20. The (louildtttlcilt baptist convention will br- bold October 18. 19 and 20. in the Union llaptiat Church. Mystic. of which the itov. Welcome ill. Bates is pasts». There is a long list or inter- esting speakers for the different Bap. list organisations, among which are the foilowiu Hartford pastors: The Rev. Dr Willnm ti. henna". pastor of the Asylum Avenue Baptist Clllltt‘b. the Rev. ilr. liorbllrt Judo White. palm of tho First Baptist cbu ch: the Rev. 0. Milton llill‘tltllo , assistant pus» tor of the First Baptsi church: the luv. Dr. Horny M. whom crapped;- pater oi the Memorial baptist church; the Rev. Dr floor-w M. Itono. runner pas tor of the Asylum Avenue Baptist church: the ltov. ll. 8. Holloway: pus- tor of the 90th that The Rev. m. A. boosts. r!" at the Connecticut Baptist convention. is sending out aroma; I l her, msitfrnpgtainiag to ill in sill; .m: slnal ' moo-II nu , l or . “garment the «Sprawl. which Milli it? thout '9 Thin in I Which accumunte‘d during the laid at the restoration fund of more i so am M til 0 bdgliirlhi e than“! Wstato‘ and by life with! the? I Willi: it is protrude the‘ entire; or the little to the red- Mihnlc Victoruon, in This Wain-n Ind ‘ drama. This Weston and Th'ls,Msn.g has been secured by the local nmn'ago- . the 7'." “5%, Malian filtid. Minot t menu M ping pledges will mm be rodeo ', ' a wgaglqaig; sagtflu‘Im M‘s 4': a: 'a’i‘l‘llll 6" . mul'l’ll ‘ Ira roads of the best material by highly skilled labor iii “dill finest stove rectory in the world Every range is fully guaranteed. THE HUil RANGE is made in many models and designs, is without a _ it has more improvements than any those of interior quality. lug sphools ‘ ‘ l2 l8 North Main WStreet SHORTHAND. ENGLISH. '. J. Col fins Funeral Directors. and Embalmers. . , , '. South Norwslk. Conn. TYPEWRITING, ltUniled Bank Building ilsed and recoIhmended 3 Merrill Night School ' QPENS OCTOBER 5.1909. soeKKl-zeemo. 853.10 MONTHLY c South Nowell; Conn. doubt the crest serviceable and sat topiary range on .the market today tiger range and costs no more than by till the leading cook “h It I TERMS: BOOKS F REE. scorn NORWALK. coup. YARD TEL. 46-2. MILL TEL. 4&8. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace We would call particulIr attention to our Moulded Wooden Button. made in two sizes of Douglas fir. th most double of modem woodI: will out- last mctIl Ind lI more ornamental. AlIo we confidently recommend “Lincoln Roofing" for no" and nice for flailing in place of mItIi. Den not rust or decay and will hat I lifetime. N. B.—-Durlnp Bummer months We will close Saturdays promptly at. NOON. »’-. mo mm 0. B. .iackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line. ' ’ Eros Examined Free . i WALL BTREIT. . i «,1 i ”all! “k NOBWALK. Have 3. drums" in fights“ ' to y“ I made you from L we... . Xeur Carriage ' lite it every nut End, We pumice to: save from 1-92 to ’ 1-8 of ye or Coal bills _ marl * hingCo. 1-: :m‘ seaward: ‘ MW... ~. Us Look Over lilies. it everything mtlotr’i have to KIM qu 1w should randomn- liter lily one are a as. or us soon ' ion men who have been employed in , . .. . . ;L_ Q..- mi. ,. ,_ , .W that the factory will be opened (in a . . 1 Hatch 81 Bailey (.0 ' silence today and made this Prosper“ or Adiuctmai of oil-lire Bum Good. » , ‘ Dispatches trom Orphan, N. J. which i appeared in some of“ the New York ps- ' the long titsin in the batting industry . in Newark and Orange had been set tied. an adjustment has not yet been of- iectcd and that. one will not be accom- plished tor a few days y,et at least. Negotiations are in progress however. and the prospects for an adjustment within a short time are regarded as being bright. A meeting or the nation- ai executive and advisory boards of. the United Hatters of North America '. two. to have been held in New rural tomorrow, but probably will be tie-l ferrodlbccause of the opening of the .‘ trial of the Loewe case in the Unitedl States court in Hartford tomorrow. The Newark News of Saturday print- 1 ed the following about batting affairsl in that locality: "ill. V. Connett a Go, one of the largest hat manufacturers in the or- auge district paid off today all but about fifteen per cent. of the neuron their (artery. No momherrot the firm could be reached today, but it is said union binds a week from next Monday. "Judge Thomas A. Davis, who has been active in ondenvoring to effect a settlement, and who has held many conferences with the oiilcors oi‘ the an» ion and the. manufacturers, broke his state~ meat: . "i am sorry that I cannot confirt the rumor that the strike is to be uclllrd next \vock, but i cannot truth- fully do so. The most that i can say is that We are making supreme efforts to bring about a settlement, and we are hoping for success, partially or wholly. in a reasonable time. ”That the anticipated settlement on manufacturers of the long cont roversy with the union will not be settled next week was indicated by National Presi. dent, John A, ammo aodsy. Mr. Mof~ tilt, as is his custom, add‘rcsscd the men wlicn they gathered in the Orange Armory to rccclvc their weekly strike benefits. "None but batters were admitted to the meeting, lull according to the men. Mr. Moilltt produced a legal looking document and said: "Here is the good news." He did not road the document of strike benefits. ""le national prcsidcni declined to discuss the Incident or to make. any ‘ statement on the situation today. “The Cannon firm has been onlployt ing about 200 bands and today all but morning long the incu tiled out oi the factory each with his "kit" under his arm. 'I‘bcy admitted that they Worn going for good. Some or them were angry. The men who remain are un- ion desertcrs or men with whom the firm has contracts. it is understood they are least union cards. "We worc told at the start that the llrm intended to standiiy the men who helped them out in their trouble if it meant ruin said one man. They told us that We would never be fired be- cause of the unions. and here we are, some of us only two weeks in the lac» tory, and come long distances, paid on and sent to and another job with- out any cousidoraikm. i came here from South Norwalk. 1 am done with strikeahreahiug and am going to join a union if i can.“ "The trimmers association in ttfnn-ot in inhaler ball this utteraoon. They have declined right along to treat with the manufacturers except upon the ba~ sin that the labcl ho watered and cv- ery atriko‘bt‘oakor, including the do- Ieriors from the union. discharged. One of the point» MMM‘ fit the re- oenl collisional of Mt manufacturers. held at Judge Davis‘s home. in marine. was the: percentage of union card-,0r checks that the mInniacturen seek to have issued by the unions to tho acumen that have been instructed in the work during the nine months at open shop. The mauutscturcrs are in- sisting that all former employed who returned to their work, or went “teal," in union parlance, Ire-an be reinstated (it"wlillilWfllhed" by one notch. “it is understood tht runny. union men are willing, in order do street ,3. «clement, to “le thus to the Md‘and if hen . checks to I mill person new man. but teal that this should then be let go or "bill the entrainment-I Ind’evny tamer employs given his old position ox. abould In talisman: not. on in! be made the Huntsman" will aim here to to throw Iflflu 01W asses out the woman gunmen. the him use particularly bum angling their tensor months» who “le has " especially as some of them to tho, tor; pers yesterday were to the ohgct that . . Tho Danbury Evening News learned , ‘,howevcr from positive authority that , the part of some of the Oranges? hat ' paired to New it" it titty and but ' sham ad schools. m open shoal no; and, or. tinctivc, omitted. alike. 92 Washington Street w: & can .3. Ladies’ 90 WASHINGTON STREET. In our line oi Taller-ed Suits there‘ 3 always some new ica‘turcw some unique idea that renders it dili- staple, fashionable colors. reliable materials and superb skilled talihr- ing. Nothing shimpcd nothing forgotten, and positively no two $10 to $50 ALTERATIONS FREE comm New and Up-to-date Styles E. C. Burt Patent. Cloth Top, IButton ............. . ......... $4M) Ladies' Walk Over. in Gun Metal. Patent Leather, Bu on and unusual and uncommon; nothing neglectgd, nothing 1, MINTZ’S also H“_’i:he House at Adtivity and Progress .1. Shoes * Queen Quality, in all leathers . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . $3.00. $3.50. “.00 FLYNN & RYAN SOUTH NORWALK. Collars. Scaris, etc. Art Goods Those who are thinking of Christmas handiwork will had here a tempt- “9 “‘9“ told "1“ "‘“n m“ "“‘V might lug collection of stamped goods. including articles of Muslin Undo par. exilel‘i at least one or more payments Doylies Sofa Pillows. Squares. Library Sets, Dresser Sets, Towels. . The variety and beauty of the display will win sdmlrationl Make selec- tions while the stock is new and fresh. N. E. RYAN CO SOUTH NORWALK about thirty loll the shop ior good All 86 WASHINGTON STREET .l of Gas Fixtures. ON OUR, STOCK Mantles, Globes and Burners U aoavvsut. coon iory, that is said to be under way at linuiutry, Comp, and the fact that many of the best iinlshere of this ri- cluity are . working in Connecticut shops, with the consequent likelihood that the trade cry that tho “bdllt suit hats are made in the Orannn Valley." will be taken up in a new intuition, is said to be a factor in the charts at a settlement of the local trouble. Union pain declared last night that it the strike was admitted. that all of these batters now in Connecticut would re turn here. "The union men, it is will, are averse to making a long term bill of prices. Mi suggested by some of the disputes " tlit‘til'il in the present conference. Tho;- ‘ want to make new bills as changes in styles at bats or stock attest their oat-alas ability. They hope in use some pf the malluiaoturars reach an agreement with them. and than the union will be able to sire "checks" lo the built men in the open shops and quickly win them away. “There is still hope of an astronaut but“ made. .it is said, with the («to Name Marshmallows company oom- llaur. and Austin. Wow I 00.. who I.»‘ more in the New». have been Wt ammonia Hour In unaudited. ‘94 with the union. The“ two firms MAM , maven, and A. w.a said all as usual today. did not discharge any at their present employer." w .. .._._... “mama. Oh ildron c '5. ”I 'HWNEI’S IMRQHTAWON or GATT The number at cattle imported lhiI state during ill! hml‘yoar W 10.232. Commissioner Averill has, vsatiaatod 9: can“ or suspected y dent and (Amy. and as horses killed. rm commiuloner use at ’ " 9 calls for examinations for NW bin 4“ mt: ”3‘30“? oi dolomite, revel-sly when be «In honor or .I boot he rm “and W Porcelain Enameled llath and Foot 'l‘ulls. Lavator- ies, Closets and Nickel Fixings. if you are to have a home built or wish to improve the present abode the look we ask you to make will prove very profitable We furnish all materials—mad do the work well. ill Milli iiilflllilillil i‘iiill’ilil ‘7 » I, , evils s _ . . At a meeting of the state board or .. charities in Hartford Thursday Mrp. Frank A. Mitchell of Norwich report- od work amolm tho county home chib drrn pi’acod In luniilics in New Lilli~ don cuuutypnd also a visit to the o ., l school lot the dual at Mystic Attire i stilulion the authorities are piss- n in: for a now dormitory. for whkll"; :12 one rm unregulated hy the he oral assembly at its last session. Hill Mitchell and Mr. Holman I‘llloi'ehill‘iod I'uuarterly visit to the hospital tor in- sane at Norwich. . ‘3 Afilfifi *l A? i l ....... 3. WALL srass'n vl W lto mo. in K, Newt a: 1! male with ”madam at loam m .3 In linen or bladder than» talisman their 6 amt imparts milieu: lot. or gr.“ i l out Kilian. . ’P in” t then; ., enrol; Williams we hilll‘ , anathema Hi. ' ' Willi “Lotiiflirthm.
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