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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 18, 1909 · page 4

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CONTINU- TILEPHONI
CALL.“

 
 

 

ml “dominant
Dillon, Norwniit
0 Residence

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ltc roomo, October 19th,
f ~10 o'oIOck p. m. Work. F. c.
. All Mater Mal-Otis cordially
‘(omaiiy invited.

' Fraternity yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, SoC'y.

 
 

 

 

 

‘5th no "concert To BE
UNTENANCeo, lTI'
UT AVENUE TO BE nl‘.

" litED IMMEDIATELY.

.. hwoy Commissioner .imnes ii
' Tic stated to The Sentinel thui
lbngfir intended to shoulder the
nilbility of delay in repairing
mory Hill and Connecticut :~ivc
‘ tote road which has been in a do
pimple éondition tor a. long time The
Isaioner says he never has ioc
lined the cities of South Norwulk
' Norwalk in the controversy inci-
flint to the condition of the road and
‘ looked only to the town of Nor
hilt to make the repairs No course
. ed to be open for lrim to follow in
‘ mannintter until the lost General An-
‘ ‘m‘bly ‘oitercd a remedy and made it
' hie for him to proceed. The Log
i lure placed at his disposal the sum
0! 825, 000, available October lot to be
In having the road, which is
nown an the worst in Connecticut,
. plotted In proper condition. The coin
, colonel- immediately culled for bids
or the first and the lowest one arrh-
ttadt was one for $8,000, a sum
lohwthe commissioner considered ex~
' I Va. He sent for First Selectman
, iii Avison to come to Hartford
«to day last week the two oiiicinls
_ It the capitol. ’1‘ he commissioner
w [the courteous thing toward the
, pun. him”; it to do the work for
war ti- -iric it possible. He has

{M J d u ton-tractor who would
‘Elte the contract tor $6. 000. ’ ‘

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. ‘_'hombl. With ii. limos” acute
‘iuipoood, the public In :dnoml will he

< that she ingrixbt and-that she will

Chump W. Morse goes back to the

only too ready to accept the Judgment
undid. But. one loving woman .does- .
not. The accusedbsnkor'oioyui wile "
sure. "We wIlI‘vflitltt and no will win
yet. My husband has done no wrong."
it is Worth while to suspend public
Judgment for a man who inspires truth .
of that aortw We must at least have

wow—New Haven Register.

WM
PARAGRAPHS WITH A POINT.
Not a passenger was killed last
year on the British railroads, but the
British automobile deals, death just
as readily as the American—Norwich
Bulletin.

«+— '
President Tni’i talks of going down
to Punmnu at Christmas. The capital
of the United States seems to be be-
coming ll railroad car or boat cullin.—~
Mcrltlon Journal. '

.4...
Ncwnpupcr men will ripprci-iiitc the

unconscious humor of The Which-
mnn'u rcrrrurk that under the new
copyright )IIIW ministers will i'illlyll‘llll
(hi I. wriiriiis prepared for oral di liv~
my. ":‘rrii :io prevent the rupucioue re-
porter from talking; thorn down and

printing them and so spoiling them
for future use when the iiirrriil ll: turn- '
ed."~lloston Globe.

The only country we can think of
where Repubicun traditions are prop-
erly followed out Is the little stoic of
Andorra, nnd there they how no
poiitir inns. eteryhody \VtJi'ItH.~- London
Silturilul itciiou

.._.....

'i‘hnt story about the vrrluc of u
comma, and the changes its shitting
can mrtke, as Illustrated by the old
Shakespearean quotation, has stood
the test of generations, “will is Wt‘ll
enough for our contemporaries to ho
repeating it every decade or two.
“There in ti destiny which shripon our
ends, rough haw them no we only."
the Philadelphia Times quotes it, and
then, shifting the comma, presents it:
"There Is it destiny which shapes our
ends rough. how them as We may."
Each version hits its devotees.—
llrocltion 'I‘llilOis'.

,_.._...._..._

PRISNIINI IIII IIIIES SIN
INIIINIII '

(Continued trorn First Pnac.)

 

 

tiny. Railroad truvol by day or night
never tires him lit the least, and each

 

The situation now iii the town must
,ncnoo tricking the repairs during
, 9 next tow driys or the (‘OliiliilsHlOII'I
in: Will award the commit for (loin 3!.
W We to the lowest possible biiidtr
“libero can be no dodging the issue by
the town omilnls any longer-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

him It will be seen that It nill lit
(ladies; to continue shifting the rou-
ponllbiiity to the shoulders of ill!
htihwsy commissioner. The public
‘will rejoice that the road iii to
dud.

 

‘ .4...— ......._......
IDISON'B PROMISE.

{built the Word of tho grout wit.-

Qiighouoos. to be constructed it
h, are put on tho ninrkct. ii

I no iniiuriiurn or

I ’“’ The low rontu will make i

[m on With iiii their children.

.....4 a...“ ..

Attica. nut heir

 

Nairobi
to.
' , Priory and toilet him he hits
Iliad one of the uranium feats
m. it in doiibtiiil If 'i‘. it.
" hove unlit irmt what he did to
tier Peary unions hit but ill
, oil Dr. look to tho crutwhile
Club.

' "intuit, t’iuntydcurhour auto
lull. that Coiled lit the Brigh‘
Itotordmm Butuidny night,
or without s single ism acci-
Burch! _,Iometlilng muiit be

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

W

t limo, of the New York
“Illuminati now realize how
people tool when they get
. Inn railroad wreck.

 
 

 

Cir, Hawaii: will soon ion
on of boiling the worst
highway in Connecticut

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“on

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hour: iiiii win litter rill.

 
 
 

’ . Viot'th will he

ht‘

morons A. Edison promises one hit

’ “$3533? hlfdll‘lll‘olJ 3&2"; [ keep pact) with tho prosideut in all
m I "‘ t '

fill tillko the discoverl of the
ole polo into iimlgirltlcnrice no
he foot of importance whmr hi»

i,» ,to lining hiiIIt iii ir heretofore
' [bio allure. he says they can
mad for til 40 per mouth; It llOiIiIti
WING lino lnrlro rooniu run! it both.
itillniiii
" promises those honiieii williiu

tor torinntii from crowded illu-

hflord cIi-tnro to points which
low for more dovolopmant of

Colonel itooiicvoit con-

clty he visits ho piiicee himself on-

tiroly in the hands of the local commlt- [
I tees and hi remit to coir \ out oriy [no

I grunt sitguouit-tl no ninttei hon fillt'llil 1
[one This \tilliilxncuo on the port of
[tho president his good nutuied Mill“ 1
I
i

Tm [lucnt of whatever may he pluniwii iii
olivine do not figure in the matter At

his iioiior. has led runny of tho commit

tees to extend their proginiir tur lll‘.

iyond the original outline and they ki‘i‘p
the president pretty hurry from tho
[moment his truin niriwn until its iii--

[ [torture 1
I After his hardout days, litlwt'Vt‘l‘.‘
[ Mr. Taft ls ready to tilt up into on lllt‘
ltriiln talking with hlii uni-ins on tho
ltrip. None of tho hitter itlli'mplfl to

that he ripen he in cullcii upon to lo. ;
The president won up curly iliiii
morning to curry out the lli‘uill'lllil iii"
mount] for him lil thin, the ill‘iii ri-ully
fltiullit‘i‘ll city to oiitcriniu hint on bin
present tour.

‘ Mr. 'I'uii lino been to Sun Antonio
nu utiiii‘t’lili‘y of war, and hill Ml Iii thiit
vnpncity In building Fort Sam liouw
ton iip til lilo pi‘f'iittlll. uploiiiliii military
utntion hull won him art-iii favor front
the city of ”It! Munro. Wherever Iii"
wont iodoy, the primiiiulit was granted
by cheering throngs.

Before ti o'clock thin morning, the
automobile: were waiting tor the prom
idont lit the atopti of the lit. Anthony
Hotel, whom he stopped hunt night.
it to convey him to Fort Sam iiotioiim.
whore, with it pimple ceremony. he

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INN

 

 
 
 

Green Trading Stamps Free
With 1 large canAStP
Baking Powder at

500

 
 

III

 
 

. A81? Fine Food Daily hulleiin for Week
Commencing' Monday, October ‘18th

GoodNews for Stamp Collefiors
25c *

Green Trading Stamps Free
with 2 bottles Pure Ex-
tract, any flavor, each

®

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

10 Stamps Free with Any» of the Following Articles

to Stamps with 1/, lb. A&P Premium

:0 Stamps with r can Sultana Spice ..... we
10 Stamps with I can White Wax Beans. 10c

10 Stamps with 1 pk. Fluffy Ruffles
Starch ..................

to Stamps vith x box Shaker Salt.

IO Stamps wtth I pk Macaroni or Spa-

ghetti ................. .

20 Stamps \‘l 'i‘lill 2 packages
liiuce Meat

 
 

20 Stamps Free with
25 Stamps Free with
40 Stamps Free with
so Stamps Free with

HID-1H

 

lb. Best 35c Tea
lb. Best 40c Tea
lb. Best 50: Tea
lb. Best 60c Tea

........ l. 1°C
“)6

...IOC

250

 

A81?

 

Chucoiate . .

contour-u

....16c

lro Stamps with 1 hot. Manzaniila Olives. we

to Stamps with 1 pk. Adz? Fancy Head
.. ..................... ice
:0 Stamps with i can A&P Peas ....... r 5c

Rice

 

 

lb. Best soc

CUT PRICE SPECIALS

Very Best A&P Creameny Butter, a pound, 85c
Pure Leaf Lard, a pound, _.
ASP Fancy Patent Flour, 24 1-2 1b. sack,

A&P Cleaned Currants, 8 packages

Sultana Corn, 3 cans for .

Extrh Fine Cranberries, a quart,

E C. “ Corn Flakes, a package,

Smyrna Figs, 3 box,

.. to .

Evaporated Apricots, 2 lbs. for
Fat Norway Mackerel, each, .

Full Cream Cheese, a potmd,
ASP Brick Codfish, 1 ll) package,
Gorton Codfish, 1 lb. puc 3328,

O

Royal Cocoanut, 1-4 1b. package, .5 .
Royal Cocoanut, 1-2 lb.’ package,

for

20 Stamps with 1 can Grand-
mother's Plum Pudding

200

:0 Stamps with r Coffee
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Best 25c Coffee
25 Stamps with r lb. Best 30c Coffee
30 Stamps with i lb. Best 35c Coffee

15c
85c
25C
25c
10c

8c
10c
25c

5c

50
10c
18c
10c
15c

 

The Great Add) Tea Co.

124 Washington Street, South Norwalk

TEL. N0. 909

DELIVERIES~8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.

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FREE DELIVERY

 

 

 

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SINP IIRNINII
WINNING N

six months, It means new
Sold in boxes of six

Colors, black and tons.

 

 

PROF. CONN ON DIPTHERIA. I

To". How Epidemics iii the School-

Msy Bo Prevented. I

in tho monthly bulletin of tho ntutc

lmuril oi hunith l'r'oi. ii. W. Conn, of? .

this city, who in In charge of the
inwii-riutimii-ul lubrutory writi-ii nil
l'nlimvh i-iiiri-uriiliilt the provoutiou ct
I‘lilill'llilt‘fl of illptherln in the HilliOOlIli

“I‘Zt’l'ry full litter tho opening it
tho iichooln. morn or imiii illpthorln
rumour» “Ilium: iit‘lliltll children, ire-
miontiy portioning iiii epidemic forth.
it hi much carrier to prevent such epi-
riviuiflu than to check thom After they
llIIVO'IlII‘lNl. i’recoutiounry monu-
ltrmi will usually enable s Health Olli-
“N‘ to control this diucaiio without
allowing It to become epidemic and

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laid tho luiriinrntouo of the hourly com [ Mum," ”u, “m. “m, oi cloning the
plated pout viisiiol building Thin chub pth'lillk ii iii heroism y to hear in
Ell, ("i6 (If Ilia llfludfiiilmifll hilllilli‘lfiii it) "mm It“, tact HIM. mo“ MIMIC of
be sound In the iiirhuliciioh of thenmmwm are contracted by contact,
Wor Dcpmmoni won accepted to iiw. MW ”55,,” or indirect with persona
post by the citizen» of 8am Antoni". rallying um hncilli in their tin-om.
and won tumour occupied and dodicsi. “an,” m, the germs “Wind from
ted by Pmldont'l‘nft that“! the: MR wolln, floors or random at room.
mini from El Pm Mt nim- ‘ The illitinfuciion of a school room will

0n hi. wily to Fort am Mounted timinliy have little Influence in story
'Uili! motions. the pmidtmt out driv‘ run; an epidemic: the isolation horn
;on through lltitiii ct crhooi children. summit! of children curt-yin; the serum
moonlit number, who sang "America" In their throat will do I0 quickly.
on be timed. Arriving at the fort. he Witch it can.» “we!" in ii whom it
mooted all the troops mtkmed there almoiit always happen-that very soon
before (”Mills in the chapel. where other scholars no found to be curry-
thii nimble mice of placing the «or in. the germ: In their throats and
commie in the niche marred fer it these are u scour“ oi danger even
«I performed. The troops were than itumgh, its iroqiicntiy happens. they
that acted iii escort to mutant 'i‘iitt it"! themselves patiently wcil. The
and President his: st Ill Paw on Sci forbidding of such patriotic to attend
litany. minim until their throats ore cloni-

Following the «shovel ceremony the lit the m attentive my at preventini
president iwld a reception at the mm the «rpm oi the nicotine mitotic lb!
com chili. ”balm: flcsltli alums are human

At 1: iii litl‘ m we in his tit. to mm when it can at aliphatic.»

 

 
 
 

 

 

iniilte a hold more“ from s WEI 1m hi s «reboot to hove in; mm
w oil Annie m 7 5
tbs

 
 

“ON OUR STOCK

of (his Fixtures. Mnntiou tllobesund llurirciu

Porcelain lurinniclod lluih and Foot Tuba. Luvntor

Iloll. t‘iouotu und Nichol Fixingn.

if you rim to intro it home built or wish to iinprow
the present illitltlt‘ ihc look wo iiiilt you to make

prove very pron lnlilo

We furnish rill iuiiieriniswiind do the work Well.

lNi JINIS II NIIIINKISS NNNI’IN

l7 WAII.

NORV' hi hi

Wllt

STREET.

CON N

 

 

 

 

 

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amenity of cloning
The lobrstory of

for It Whittle. If

for the humane.

 

 

 
 
 

marry an American

 

m is usually linens“: tor only
short time cud it citedtulliy prevents
Ill. sprout oi the dim» without the

whim-mun Po 5

I GARAGE: ’

the school.
the State hour-ii

iii animus oi aiding in thin matter as

Health Dinner:

will communicate with Prof. H. W.
Goon at Middletown when ouch cues
NDDGII‘ in schools a cumulont supply
of culture tubes will he sent at once

r

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FLINTY or “rt-Illa Hut.
"1 it” an American slit in to worry
a Panasonic matador.”
“Hint might in well It” It homo and

«coder. 1 did "

Our Garage Depot

is lit No. 44 North Main utrmt Whole
repair on
itinohinoii in first-cinch order. We have
ilrsbciasu workmen, and polite nitric
tlon ll! given to all who desire our lor-
vicilit iii temp in low no can he had
A call by phone will reach

we store.

eliiow hero.

cloou.

[iii iii any tiliio.

Luther M. Wright

IOU‘I'H NORWALK. CONN.

 

mined upon.

it!

I'QUICKINI TIAOI WITH CANADA.

Now TIMI Ilium to Have Gounod biiv
ti. Disturbance Amu lord».

At pullout our nciihboi-ii’ will re-
visioii has produced little disturbance
either within or without their coun
try. the melon being thiit everybody
{oration it would not
the existing time of the
the Toronto Mull turd lithium. Outside
countries like cum llld nothing to
apprehend sud little to hope from the
more tinkering that has been actor.
in com lines our cat»
poi-t min whit “to United cum will
much he mm the latch-
lotion til the Porno
"Is '01. ohm
been down, 1%]

outwith!

 
 

keep

tiy choose
utioil, tum com

If. Much
tho tome: III.“
the an of some

$INN AND

THE GENUINE INSURED

Hole Proof

.a

 

The Original Guaranteed Hose

SIX-«SIAM
II PNINI

Remember, if holes appear before the end of

Hose for you.
pairs, ~iight or medium

weights—black. tan or grey.

$1.50. $2.00 ANN ININIBIIX

"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women.

${INN BIIX

ASK TO SEE THEM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wines

Bundles

Whiskies A. F. Beckmann & C0.

“ THE BIG STORE "

A Bright, Clean Stock of Pure Groceries. Wines, Liquors,
'l‘cns Coffees at Popular Prices. if it comes from

 
 
 
 

Butter
Cheese

Eggs

 

"sBedtmfllll' ” you can rest assured it’s fresh.
FINE MAINE POTATOES. per peck ............................. 23°
FANCY NATIVE TURNIPS. per peck . ...................... ...20o
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound ....................... 850
COFFEES .................................. 20, 25, 3D, 32 and 35c lb.
TEAS ...................................... 25, 35, 40. 50 and 500 lb.

WE ALWAYS GIVE EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND OOFFEEB

 
 
 
 

 

George Ehrct's Bottled Beer, 24 for $1.15, ' 12 for 60c

Wilson, Old Crow, Hunter, Old Val
bottle ........................

Fine Calliornia Port or Sherry Wine. gallon ................... I . $1.00

 
 
 

icy or Old Overholt Whloklu.
.............................. 31.00

 

A. F. B. & Co.

 

Telephone Orders
Promptly Attended To

 

sacs WASHINGTON
STfiEET

 

We Reportedly

 

6 SEAVIEW AVENUE

IACT NORWALK.
TIL. 434.

 
 

 

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I:
To tho Baird oi County Couimmiom-is
oi mmm to County.
1 homily apply for n honour to Mill iipii
ltuoun nod intoxicating hit mun Aim
r user. Rhino Wine on :lnir-i'. iii
“WMMWWH strain. Town at Norwnlii

sum In not liltlntml

withi n lgilieotln direct“ o bin t‘iiimeii

lt'ditice, colonial iron! or 'iiblio School

noun, arm the premium Permitting illlii‘titti.

or any Post Dillon, ’ublio library or
t'irmctii (I);

Date lit Norwslk, this llitii any of

O ‘M.
“mm" column at noon rm.
We “in 333:? ed. elector: and tax-

the on“
Wmnlki horolfli lam the spoiled non
of tho Iblmb
«Rooney

to; sifihwlifouo: 5010? we do mogulmfisrw
‘ |

livt’mi um nuilloliw iii u M It?
[mind at ”math, thin th do! of

October. A. l),
t. ride it. Lillie Dm'noy William
cranium. mm o. timer. tired it.» lion Ii-

mil :uemhy “M’W‘zf‘.ut&m the have limited

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mm: W aimlloglfiéi Q hill": only “oi
ONO in A; bit it

SIR? Cfllsg
oil ll Br ck.

 

 

Wield div film.
Grins—«Herc some: one at those
arctic “plum. its bill!!! to have
hoop; if“ no north polio,

ind/mm!

 

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N EW PATTERN. IN

LADIES’
Footwear

GUN METAL, CLOTH TOP, BUTTON.
FANCY TIP

$8.00 and S400

PATENT COLT, CLOTH TOP, IUT-
TON

$3.50

NATURE CHAPI

Shoes for" Children

8120 to 33.00

Weir: Shoes fiat Fit

122 WAIRINO‘I’ON l‘i’lll‘l‘.
mo“ m

 

 

 

ACCIDENT To CITY OF COLUMN)!
NEW YORK. Oct. 18.—~'I‘ho stum-
shlp City at Columbus reported hr
wimlm todsy with. oil Oops Henry
on hot wiry tram Boston to summit
tint she had Itrutilt Ionic ohmic mi -
Inokon two of I“? propeller biotin.
The clamhip reported tint site no

 

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inching chant. til min on W out! "
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