Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1909 · page 8

 
 
 

 

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BROS:

Coal mined.

GANS‘ CO.

68 Water Street

Fall—”Suits

Hats, Shoes and

 

 

 

 

 

 

Herd end not: ready for rnmny nee.
‘ Kurd Wood. . . . 41.75 per 1A, cord.
loft Wood ...... $1.50 per 54 cord.
Split Wood. 256 Extra.
A. CARMl BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtovvn Avenue.
No. 703-2. Norweik. Conn.

 
 

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. . 10¢ CIGAR
TwinCity and Nugget Fufijflngs
. ' 5c CIGARS For Men. Boys and Children
D: J. REYNOLDS D. GO’ITLIEB
. MANUFACTURER- 11 NORTH MAIN er. eo. NORWALK
FIRE WOOD

TRY OUR

Bolognas. Frunkiurters and San-

sages —- all made fresh. daily.

Meats and Provisions of all kinds.

F. KARL.

rs NORTH‘MAIN 5mm

PHONE 445.

 

 

EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; if not
The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows-—

If the cooking is not right

ere is lack of good humor
And cheerful conversation

At the table.

Every woman knows——

Ill temper means bad digestion
.And poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health.
And a host of women know——
WE SELL GOOD COAL!

frnEFEms @AL @.
, 7‘ ,1 .
MIBNEY TO LOAN

, . We loan money to houneireepere ct
. . 01 weekly peymente, eJeo to property
' owners on eecond and third mort-
‘ ' m. All bueineee trenehoted etrictv
‘ " V ‘va “confidential. Oilloe home from o e.
-‘ ' in. till 7 p. nu; Beturdeye till I p. m.

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”Iver new are or good‘timee iii-inert Ito. womb. o epeculetiva
Medium, Du no be deceivedr ’i’hey or? iii hind. Tilt
in good the to title name mutnel eev lll"liRll*_ hitch has on
it! well for them in poor timee end retain the recurity of m
gamut investie ' .

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Our Coal-Telks

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Coal

will

Convince You

Only personal exper-
ience counts when qunl.
lty——-euperior quality—-
is the issue.
P e r do it til experience
with our Hezclton coal
ie what you need to
convince yourseli oi
what we know:

That the proof oi the coal to in
the burning

That the burning of our Herei-
ton cell in euperlor

Thnt'e e burning ehetne you did
not know it sooner.

The B. Hershiield & Sou Co.

Tel. 294. 122 WI!" It.

0x Blood-ICE
Shoes for Boys

 

 

 

UnlonvMede. Fancy Wing Tip.
“228 9 to 13 1-2 ........ ........l.60
IIZEO i to. 5 1-2 ............. .11.?!

MAX LEVY

WASHINGTON BTRIIT (BRIDGE)

 

in: Fish!” “no:

Wenkfluii. Cdt‘lilnh. Buttertleh. Meeti-
ere], Floundei'n. Haddock. lion: lelend
Encellopn. Native mucellopli. Oystern,

Chime.

A Aaronson

leecemrr to JOHN c. etueox.
mu mutter.
lli weeumoron ernnnr eniool.
retention: Qt.

rue oeuvhnv ALL eaten rowu.

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of Prosperity

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ego the Moinet‘i
ineroeeed
Ellie

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"2.50 LADIES'

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Without a Visit .to

Utility bee ty quellt end-J 'ouier prim are combined to‘rneke tine
] ' eho‘hidg ettre’etlve. :3: eeooolnloel heyere will quick-
ly take edventeoe of ‘

end lilBSlllB' SUl’l‘B.
$14.50‘LADIW' and menus" SUITE.
$20.00 LADIES' and MlBSEfl' SUITE. for lllie,ule _. ...... QM.”
”5.0014133? end MlflBlilS’ sum. for thin eele

the bent and large-t eelecuon in town. Style and

04.00 PABMHA‘SKIRT. for thin hole .. .
$2.00 LADlEs’ WAISTS. with imported embroidbry ironic ........ .ue

. 35.00 81HK WArs'rs. (or thin enle . ............ 1.»
88.00 ceremony; and (new ooxrs. for on. eel ........ -. .eam
. eroo 131.on SILK PETTICOATB. for this eele . ........... ...es.ee

83.00 HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATB. for thiemule .......... .Rl.”

SALE OF MILLINERY
Charming models. distinguished by their style and by their nt-
traetive trimmings; sold all over at

ele-eveleeelea

WE ALTER FRII_

SALE IN BOTH STORES
my: minis

, Complete
'Olir. ';St0re ‘ ‘

theee rectum.

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Mre. Herr-let E. Oeborn.

it was with rearet'and sorrow that
the many friendeof Mrn. Harriet Elis-
abeth Oeborn heard that one had died
very suddenly this morning at her
home. No. 4 Maple street, Nor-walk.
Mrs. Osborn who the widow of the late
Charles F. Osborn. and is survived by
one eon. Clarence F. Osborn, who in
traveling in Europe at the nreeent time

and is unaware oi‘ hie mother'e dentin. . -

although the nerve woe cebled at once.
and an effort will be made to reach
him. ‘

 

Funeral of Edward Cehili.

The funeral of Edward Cnhlll, late
of Stuart avenue. Norwnlk. took place
at St. Mnry‘n Church this morning It 9
o'clock, at which time a eolernn high
melts was celebrated. The Roy. Mo.
Donald was the celebrent of the mess
and the Rev. Fanny wee the deacon;
tho liev. Connors. of Newtown, was the
sub-deacon. For the oileriory John
W. \l‘ehle sang Ave Maria and Misc
lilllurd sang One Sweetly Solemn
Thought. As the body was being borne
from the church tho-choir eeng Lend
Kindly Light. The poll bearers were
M. .l. Riordan. Luke Dorney. John Cel-
lnlrnn. John Holey, John W. Rooney
and James flicKiornun The flower
hearers wore \V. .l. Riordan. Michael
Howard. iolm Reynolds nnd 'l‘homne
Roynolilu. There were runny floral
offerings and the funeral was largely
attended by the friendamnd rolutivca
oilihe deceased. ‘

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Road about the fresh tlnh at Cut-

bill‘s.

The Control Labor Union will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening.

A. ll. Hull in sorlotntly ill
homo. bills South Main street.

'l‘homne Murphy, of Westport. who
turn been undergoing trentmcnt at the
Norwnlit Hospital. was discharged
yesterday.

Clifford Ailing underwent an open-
tion at the hospital this morning. the
name. being performed by Dr. William
J. Tracey, assisted by Dr. A. N. Clerk.

at his

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FOUND DEAD ON TRACKS.

MILFORD. Oct. 20.~'l‘he mutlleted
and mangled body of a men. nuperent-
ly on liullun or Syrian. and ebout so
years old, was found lying beside the
tracks of' the N. Y.. N. ll. end H. it. ll...
this morning. iuut out of t e etetlon
at Neuxntucir Junction. Bot lone lied
eon severed end one erm wee torn
uwey. it is supposed that either he
won walking the treck end wee struck
by n’ trnln during the night. or also
hed felien from e ireln And under its
wheels. When round the hold wee
doubled under the body, the men evir
dehtly In striking the oil “villi
lended heed llrei. He deck heir.
tree or e derii complexion, and were I
blue ooet, bleak end while trouser-
und e bieck end white cheek eliirt.
There wee nothing about the body to
disclose identity. After the coroner
hed viewed the _ end rendered e
verdict of scolded .deeth he nee
permieeion tor the removal of the
body to the moment no undertelter.
alien It in held to Milli ponihle ideo-

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OINTRAL MAIN! RAILROAD.
PORTLAND. Me. Oct. Stir-Bolero
the etoeltholdere' meeting eeheduled
(or thin afternoon. it VIII ex _
thet three directors repreeentine the.
block of etock controlled by John 1.
ton end Maine Reiiroed. erected o
your ego, were to be euoceeded et tlu
nnnuel meeting of the eteetholdereo!
the Meine Gentrei Refined coma
by rsureeentetlvlne at the‘BoItola _. in
nu, omen .w e we won. t. '
hi ”annulment; A yeer
‘ inuzdlreetorete we.
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Danieleou: Rev. 1!. n. lten n. NOInk.

tom, Rev. A. H..Curoehtet‘.~Wethere-

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Biilnrd. of Meriden, Conn, in them a“ R" m” Re 8

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Lennon, Weierbury.

 

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« OUR
Fall Stock ,‘
Is Here

There is all exclusiveneee. e
ceri‘ein individuality ebout'our
etock that you can't get else-
where. As to styles. we know
that core are equal to the best.
We recognize that good eiyle.
combined with the best veering
leather mode. is foremost con-
eiderniion on the port of! the
public. li’ you want the

Lateit Styles
in Eoot’wear

Totykue ASTRlAl»

cough”
Bunexun

eourrt .NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sou

weAit THE AMERICAN Rue-
ennet "THEY Arte
GUARANTEED.

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Rev. H. B. Carpenter on Committee on

Nominations Named ei Mystic

Yesterday

MYSTIC. Oct. 20.-—1‘lio election of
officers by the State Buptlet usoclu-
tion reunited in reelection of all the
ofiloere or last year. excepting two
vicopreuidonte. There were some
changes in committees. The list foi-
owe:

President—«Dr. H. M. Thompson. of
Hertiord. .

Vice-preeident—-Piercc N. Watch.
New Hoven. ‘

Second vicwroeidontwmpt. liliine
l‘. Wilcox. Myrtle.

Secretory—Dr. A. ll. (route. Hert-

‘l‘roeuutor~—6herlee Edward Pier.
Eta. Hurtful-ll. .

 

 
 
 
 
 

Auditore—Alfred Spencer, Jr.. Hert-
tord. ,

 

Committee denominations-Rev. w.

0. l'ehnell. Home: luv. Brewer G.

Boerdtuen. Waterford; Elev. H. B.

Cement». Sotub Horwelit: Rev. w. V.
Grey. ilouihincton; Rev. D. .1. Nelly. N

Committee on reeoiution whey. ‘H.

8. Rookie. Noenh: Radial A. .l-luli.
W New burden; Rev. A. ll.

 
 
 

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v. A. H. Boutveilnltepney.
Committee on pie, end preacher»—

 
 
 

Committee on enrollmentultev.

George B. Mouton. flmlnxton; hey.
Joeeph A. Eldonfiew London; Rev. if.
A. Oeerinr. Ni a; homo. G. Chen-
pe'ilifiW‘erreney e; Rev. A. H. Btuhee.

e followingwere elected trueteee
Griffin.

 
 

ull. Nero tion: A. J. en...-
oo. Herder-d; W.

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av. 0. W. Nichol-
“ v. minim; New

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the Notional
compiled etmep oi the North Polar re.
alone. allowing the“ route 0 oil, expe-
ditione. nnd‘iedited the to entitle re-
DOrt of thefieieler volIr expedition.

the Uniteduetee M
in one of the
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teoroioay in the United
er hereon. ‘

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Mimi-end one either
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goods made. .

BLACK AND COLORED canvrors
nLAqx ; AND COLORED STORM

senses
SATIN PRUNELLAS

 
 

nos. 2 end 5 GAZETTE BurLoruo.’

Fall pkg—”Goods. 7

Weare ehovvingiexeeptionnl values in new‘Fall Dress Goods. All that‘ie denimweavee and
, fabrics can be found here. The line’includes e‘sho wing of Priestley's famous shrunk and spot roof
materials. as well as e lull assortment of the celebrated Reed's Fabrics. which ere'the 'best domeetic

currrou BROADCLOTHS
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS
WIDE WALE DIAGONALS , .
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES

All of the above lines in Black as well a; all the Leading Shades.

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT.

noRWALK. CONN.

 

 

6SEAVIEW AVENUE '

EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 434.

AuctiOn sue”

at the storage Warehouee of L. J. Rey-

nolde It Ben. Meln at" end Greg-

ory Piece. Norweik

OCTOBER 23. 1009. AT 1 P. M.

Enemel elnzle and (lonllliI bulls. hair
and cotton mattresses. pillows. bu-
reaus. bedroom suite, dining. clmim.
couches. reed platform rockers. nutr-
ble top stand, rug- 9x12. cook stores.
cylinder gloves. folding bod, wheel-
wrighi'e Bench vise. 4-inch: ultcol-
wrlxht'u tools. let-d cutter. culture not!
upright Jillnoe. numerous goods not
mentioned; One sewing rnnchlno. Sole
rein or_phlne.

Auctioneer. J. w. ICULLIY.

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A Donn Members ol World Will.

Slimline Consliiule ihe Board

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.——An evcn
dozen members of world wide standing
constitute the research committee at
the National Geographic Society.
which is to one on the meritu of the
Nth-tn Polar controversy. The chair.
men in Henry (innuett. the chief
Roomplwr of the United Btntee
Gooloxicel Survey. vice-president of'
the National Geographic tiooieiy. and
one at tho founders of that organisa-
tion in 1888. He iii the author of tone.
graphic surveying books. the diction
cry of altitudes end other hoolte nnd
government reporte.

0. P. Austin is chief of the govern-
ment burden of etntietice. and score-
tory of thoNetionel Geographic Secie~
ty. end Author of book- on territorial
Dr. he
of. torrent-lei

 

mmetle‘m or the Carnegie lnetitutlon.

He received the degree or Ph. D. from

the University of Berlin. where he
ltudiod hixher mathematics for three
yeere. .

Reer Admin] Colby M. Choeter.

known for many youre no one of the
heel. nevintore in the naval service.
he. been euperintendent of the Novel
Academy. .wmmender-in‘chlei‘ or the
Atlantic children. numerlntendent or
the Naval Oheorvetory and chief oi
the Hydroxrephio Division of the

nvy.
Frederick V. Coyille. the botanist of

the Department oi Agriculture, in e
e former preeident or the isotonic-i Bo-
cicty or Omeriee. .

. Dr. J. Hoard (lore wee formerly
proieeeor oi mathematics 'in (team
Wuhlnutoo Univereity, end wee inr- ,
or in chief at the Perle Exposition in

.. nhttry; Rev. F. 1900 ‘

Gilbertvillf’GI-‘oevenor the editor or
Geographic Munine. ,

(i. Willerli‘ileyee. chief shim» oi .
ell l..liurvey.
pioneer explorere

Alfred J. Henry to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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29.31 Wed Washington Street
The Leading Stine for :Ready-
to-Wear Goods in : The
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SPECIAL SALE
1;;- This WEEK IN OUR ' . ‘
Wadi Department

. Come idolt‘ lit our veil assortment of up-to-defe Faith/aids.

‘ ' Brices‘iromSilc
to $3.50 .

 
 
 

 

 

All of our 'Teiiete end lace E
Rel'icrd l’rices.

rieger

’31 West Washinéteo78tteet

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Underwear
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- All too upon m are or. iron:
I onetime-kept ee Nordnlit. New. .t
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