brother, William E. Duncan.
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OOLUMBU8 DAY SENTINEL.
iln observance of Columbus Day.
which occurs. Wednesday, October
12th, The Sentinel will be issued at 12
o‘clock sharp.
*-
Miss Marion Lee, of Fairiield ave.
posts visiting friends in New Mil-
ol‘ . .
Professor Edward F. Hands of Cross
street spent Saturday night with
friends in Bethel.
W
to Mr and Mrs. Elbirt 0 Smith or
Paterson, New Jersey. are telling relau
tives in Smith Norwalk.
Abram Podelsiky. of New York. has
been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Podelsi’ky, of East Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Miller, Jr.. of
Elmwood avenue, have returned home
from a month's trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Clarrissa l3. Bates will move
tomorrow from 93 South Main street
to Mrs. A. Bur'hs house in Spring
street.
William leperor, of South Norwalk.
has taken a position with the Bartlett
Wet Wash Laundry, in Water street,
South Norwalk.
Miss May Williums, or South Main
street, is spending a few days with
Mrs, William Deacon. of Town Hill
avenue, Danbury.
'l‘he .Norwalk Chapter. Daughters of
American'Revolution. will hold a card
tournament at the Hotel Ciliford pur-
loi‘s from 3 until 5 o'clock.tomorrow
afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. E. ii. Jones, of West
sfreet, who have spent the past week
at their former home in Hancock. N.
Y.. have returned to their home in
South Not-walk.
Edward J. Kline, of Lynes place, who
was threatened with appendicitis at
his home, has resumed his duties in
the New York Grocery Company, of
Main street.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, A. 0. H.. will be held in
their quarters on Thursday evening,
October 13th, and all members are re
quested to be present.
Miss Josephine Powers. of Valley
place, and Miss Elisabeth Murphy, of
Connecticut avenue, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Jennie Dyes, of
Prospect street, Danbury.
Miss Edna Ferris, of Henry street.
who recently had her throat operated
upon in the Stamford Hospital by a
New York specialist. Dr. Foster, has
returned to her home in Norwalk con-
siderably improved.
Mrs. P. .R. Waters. of Film street, bus .
returned to her home after spending a
short visit. in New York city with her
who is
connected with the New York. New
ilaven and Hartford Railroad.
For the ottoriory anthem yesterdIy
at 'i‘rlnity (ihureh the choir sonic en-
dolsohn‘u “How llowiy Are the Mos-
stmueru” in the morning and in the
evening mixes "From Egypt‘s ilontiose
(‘uuw' At both services the organ
was most inspiring
Mr. and Mrs. Everett W. Tollos. who
have been itiuiitm the New England
Suites during the summer. tho tIlten
possession or their handsome roIi-
dence st Elmcmstpths initials family.
which but been residing thermbavinir
returned to New York city.
Mr and Mrs. li'rshk Tobey Ind son.
Robert, and Miss Jennio 'l‘uboy. at
South Norwailt, are spending a few
days with Mrs Edward A Front of
High street, iianimry. slim which they
will so to Jacksonville. Fla. tor the
winter.
.W
l ommtmiou was administered you»
tortlay by Father ileum. of (lienvilio
Conn. to a polish society til at Msry w
church. lie was in Norwaiit on Baturi
do Ind hoIrd their depressions rs;
titer Burke in swoon Ieoouiplishod the
both the English and Polish “names.
Clifford Benedict Wald Invent other
members of the hits Elation Corps
went to swimming It Rotor: Point ”A"
tordsy mitt hIolt with them
the verdi ii that the water in line, but
the air exceedingly cold Those yopoti
men will probably who until the trout-
ino weather rosettes its.
One or the first Isis oi Judge Wis
liilin ti. Williams, It the eventual
the October session of the shit so
porter court in lithium,
the ADPMflihl‘Onim of AW!
Dining! 5. gnaw
.3.
Irtuieut mum in Norw‘Ilk on business.
i
ti
o. "O. Jouuim at New Haven we
W ,
Frank A. Ross, of New Haven, wsI
a rocsat visitor in Norwsik on. busiv
nous.
'Mehon, of Elwood piece, for a few .
spending a visit with friends and rela—
Henry M. Anderson. at New York.
spent one day last week in Not-walk on
business. , . .
W t “ r ‘ Ti 1m
J’Imes Creagh, at Main street, has 2:: mg?" oil‘sted in this “$.me
roost spending a few days with friends buyers We “Mm with” you it
it an ury. ‘_ -
Rowland Waters, of Elm strut, has
received his line new bicycle. of which
he is very proud
William Minsk. of. Dahbury and
South Norwalk spent Sunday at his
homeln Dimbury.
. make yelp purchases hero
Henry W. Gregory, judge or the Nor»
walk Probate Court, heard A case in
Ridgeiield on Saturday
D. Hort Wicks, of Main street, has
returned to his duties on the local
trolley alter a week’s vacation.
Thomas McMahon, of. Danbury, is t.
the guest or his brother, EdWard Me 12 18 Mom M‘h Street'
days.
Conductor Arthur Bushel, oi the to-
cai trolley, who has been enteritis a
week‘s vacation, returned this morn-
ing to his duties.
Miss Mamie MeGrath and brother, .
Patrick McGrath, or Waterbury. are
lives in Wlnhlpauk.
Howard Nestor, of Bridgeport. is
spending a few days in Nortvalk with
friends. He is wellknown here having
formerly resided in Norwalk.
Mrs. William W. Dunn, .of Lyme
place. whole threatened with typhoid
fever is much improved and it is
thought that she may escape. tbnt
dreaded disease.
is mega-our.
The members oi Catholic. Union
Council. Knights of Columbus, receiv-
ed hold commuoion in a body at St.
its: ti:;.°“.lftil’ttl.Enlist-d Tue“? . Tum
the communion. Sessions: Wednesday ”00 per month
Mrs. Geo. Mills. will—ow— of the unions Thursdpy _ BOOKS FREE
i333%.":‘.'.‘.':"..l’3§’.’d’it‘élmdld “it. s». Nome ,sumtora Port Chester
Wall street a your use, has returmul '
with her family from New York city,‘
where they have spent the past your.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Montgomeri. oi'
Union Park Ire touring through the
New Enlluud states in their line Chal-
mers-Detroit automobile- They oitpeet.
to reach Rutland. Vt., before the re-
turn trip is commenced.
ONE MAXWELL “80" 1910
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1909
ONE BUICK “40" "09
Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe, who has boom
ill of typhoid lever for a number oti
weeks at her home in South Main,
street. continues to show signs of im-
provement and is believed to he on the
night-end to recovery.
Dan bury Fair
Are you going to the fair?
Why Not Go iii an
Automobile?
(Ears leaving South Norwaik
every morning and returning late
in the afternoon.
$2.50 a person
W. A. HANFORD
i2 North Main 8:
39 Wall St..~—('Phonc)
The Velie Wins
Oct «it the banner day for tho
"Voile 40"
At Danbmy Fair rare» wins five-
mrie free-for-ull event, defeating
liuielr, l’ope-llartiord itmi “Koohler
to."
Soc
'0 wuumoron omen.
(lull on
W. A: Hanford
for I demonstration.
42 North Main htnot
A.-.”
on. stem unotcms co., "W we
so. uoswstx. CONN.
asunzusmm .
loIa still. withoontldenuo. a ward in
oomtnsndotlon of Dr. Dick‘s Modulus.
it does all that is claimed for it. Many
of my friends have used the proporti-
iiou for malaria Ind rheumatism with
most Istisioctory result»
Very truly yours.
CHARLES FlNNltltlAN.
at Willi tit, Norwsilt. Conn.
etc. in the intent donlInI.
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om BROS
Manufacturers or im
proud
'8 o n A Ind
Mineral Waters
COTAILIIHID 1'!
V101! Minor, culpable.
IIidAhAfllémtim i it I o r
Til! mulllltel's l;
Lady dountn'II
mount to be siren October ill. will
.Wihnipsuit. tomorrow evening.
A diiiillt‘aie of General ttuIIeii
'I Iixwriinder diminish our on
pills me use asthma. The Philli
doiptu contest commas there it;
til! PM? ill mpmin tin York.
till prises are still]! Tommi:
the t‘imtiwielt‘s driver
in: the runs “sup. m {Mild
. transmit the mm on
“xiii”. f”
A 355%?“
rue. “l...
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0.” M.’ l m
NIVI MzAAfll Mil.
All cars are in line running order.
You re invited to
:orirpeut.
Prue uni
op: 10 to so per cent on
ardetrl, Mailings, Oil Cloths
Rugs. and Draperies
And the rapid and steady lacrosse of trade proves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciates and recognises good values.
tion but or store. stock and prices. You will tied it to your advantage to
’ Optidion
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Expmined Free
minus «I.
Merrill Night School
ED ems
The Centurym Compound
ON
More
in prlq that pro beyond
We invite careful inspec-
A. J Collins Co.
hum binders and Embolmers.
Saudi..lilorwsik. Conn.
O. B. Jackson
’ta
NOBWALK.
We .
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E ELMORE 1909
ONE ELMORE 1910
out ELMORE 1907
For
We also but» tithmpotl Muslin underwear.
must-no on firm i‘ioih; titsmpod shirt WIMI with pa
per pattern for all hunt measures. and Embroidery
Pious in pmhuue, to tomplutu the garment.
9 do... w. Onion. of so“... “is
man. No. 7 shepherds oi liethiohoui. spending the day in New York city on
who In: to talto part in the olden time business
m
on winner of the rsirmutdthiisdsin m iii smelt. tits
11 SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACB, rumble In:
ONE 1910 I8 CYLINDER CADILLACS. doml-tonnelu
puriletflhtti inquire
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.
Garage Water St.
aNorwalk. Conn.
One of the many Fall Styles of
Walk Overs
which we are receiving daily
$3.50- 334-8450 - 85
Flynn’ 8 Boot Shop
necenor to Flynn a Ryan
Iou‘ru noawstx.
Art Needlework
it is time now to holtln your fancy work for Christ-
ure showing u how nnd outmoiIiiy attractive
limit of stumped and tinted Linen Dollies.
Tulip. i‘oiiur Muss. Laundry Hm. Whistlimom Hold
on. Library Hurts, uiiiri- WIist (,3 nos. Dust ninth llIKI.
Pillow
matrhod
The N. E. R you Company
86 Wssltiyugton Street
Win-intuit matron. of ma whose.
have I rehearsal at Mrs. lingers is spent may with his father. in list
MW! Inert! Chum dim.“
with
it; TIN
mi in“
sit or his friends so IlI‘rIyI DIN
‘ mp screams. or tied
_ oi~ilfl>
“H; ‘M ‘
audit to store for shrewd :
f“? i" TM’YA 1., ‘ ."- .s
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Howard Mun
Underwear
Hand Finished
_ Pawnee Glow
: Every Pair j
Guaranteed 1
Shapes. Trimmings,
0hr Millinery
ment, where you i
find a large variety ‘
will positively int-y . ‘
you and lipopularpr'i f p
and made to orderi our
own work room.- ‘ tie-W .2.
faction guaranteed, . ‘or
your money back. '3
é:- .. 1 . .
Suits, (Coat i
and Dresses
Made to ‘
Order “
KING TAILORED WAISTS '
The next? time try a King. ,
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Does Your Root Leak? I
STOPS ALL LEAKS
50c I GALLON 50¢ 3 GALLON
We guntuutoo the weather wear or
;(2: estimation. Correspondence solicit-
Century Roofing Co.. inc.
83 Washington 8!. South Norwalk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers ieuve Pier 28.
East River. New York. (foot of Dover
streeti. every tiny texropt Sunday). at
3 p. in. Freight retetvcd It Norvaiit
up to 4 p. m. and South Norwslk up
to 5: 30 p in.
Norwalk Steamboat be.
Arming J. Smith. C. c. Hegeman.
LIIuo General Agent
EASY GLASSES POE UN‘AOY EYES
Are your eyes upon)! are they
beginning to rebel? Ilka them com
furthlo. Put them It their sale
WEAR PROPER EVE tlLASiSi‘Jld.
WI [rind our own iensol
F enwnck Optical Co.
“MIND IANK IMlLDlNO
Room- 7-8
.7 WRUHINOTON STRIIT.
new to ii: ill) I. m. and il: iii to
ii p. I). Monday and Ilium”. 1 to
D D- l.
wow at“...an a
The Reed 8: Yolk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Isotopes
ILIC'I’MCAL M40!
3
iuilto‘l’own
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone BM ileum Iain W
Hotel Mahackébib
1. ll condos, a...
«owes me counts of 3‘ M
um I: no any any bismuth
lTho hpst Hosiery on the modest
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our Compound for three. years. Write »
GORDON HOBIERY RBI-00M PETTinOATS
HEATH
31.48. value 82. Oil
today.
Asbestos Shingles
The cost or asbestos shingles is about 50 per cent. more titan wood L
shingles To offset this extra cost you have a shingle that is fireprooif.
will never went out. thus will never need renewing and when (1me .
pod trout the tool on asbestos shingle will not break Many of the
most prominent artltitouts and builders lilo nou tetomlnejndlng “-
hcstm shingles over all others, even sun «3. [or sl. to is mndh heavier ,
and is easy to break. .
Charles H. Aisthor pe.
CARPENTRY. BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
a SEAVIEW avenue"
sou-m Noslwaatr
33 sourH MAIN eraser,
3 Day Special on All Wool Laditls’ and
Misses’ Broad Cloth Suits ~— For $11.98
LOW RENT, LOW expanses MAKE Low PRICE
THE Form-'7 8 out YOU Ill
SALE "1 80TH STORES, STAMFORD AND SOUTH NOMWALK.
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5L5 Main 8h. Stamford 33 South Main on, south Hamill. .
DUMP wAGONd. AND FOUR WHEEL REAR TIP CARTS. ..
if you In in want of any of. the above. willful: I [pp bsrpaln prloo.
LUTHER M. WRl‘ . HT *
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8
The Hat 8: Badd
Iou'rti nonwam
mm. "L. In. MOM vane IL.
LumberandelWorkfotEv
from a Pi gory to a P ace?
sr cramps , *
Window (lien or usury headlining?“ :l Mature and three l1
Muir’diiziwgdt‘i‘nti 01:)”. 53%” PIN?
on v t n liars momma?" '
"We Ill hell hobbit: . WM' “““Wmm Roll 3”“
lit
.s-v
vou vim
body this win " ‘ .
.5 , mo in Ind talk the Katm-
' Institute ditioreht desist
me your need
The Jones
. . am Great.
lilo » , .3 . . Id' Buckley were out
use Btiii his its slits. Dr. and your: people who
Air's. it. ii. Editor, of Fort strut. lint till! nub Oinby '
Remain ~ iii stations 301%: flinie’l‘oo slid
W” V ‘ II, l " ‘. «
till u out Its W
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