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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1910 · page 6

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Open Monday
Ind Saturdny

 

Xou can

 

and Women s Suits,

a“get etMeu s
here by supply selecting

lwhattynu went and having it changed to

your account
relaunch onlail guilds

Men’s Clothing
Men s All Wool Suits.

$7. 50 to $28

lloys' Funny and School Suits.

$1.98 to $8

Youths‘ “Robby“ Suits,

$7.50 to .520

Men' 9 liars.

$2 to $3

Men's rind tloys Shoes,

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.un‘qtu peril-

‘t’o.

Ndrwaik on business.

man. but is interested in

«on business us a liailtlrne.‘

ltw ‘ II on real estate business thut he

made his villi to Norwalk youterdum
acoompInM by his wife

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W Change oi Lite.
W hire. Chris. Barclay

. (aqua a,Vt.-"I was muint
' Bungee! ӣ6deth
.5 ow. from nervonmoll

nudethoruunoyins

‘ symptoms. on

.‘ can t “mfg“ tint

‘ u iiiin’t

amalgam (”om

. 5 rum}
eighth mountain:

ldto me. tutti

. duly l1leeltl

rand Itren til.
‘nimr forgo total!
my friends wind

up Allfikl‘lllm'l

I one flir'hi
oil. Olimpia

”All
iii" In so u north
“‘4” b no ”It? mp it!”
in on s u) o
A till ”s-Ilne.’01m. no.1.”

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1i . it
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or tried.
record
album” hydlu E.

“White been
hunch“ II

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Women until
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« Dream in u body lust evening

Min Anthony l’luboll. oiNorwnllt. is
spending llll' duy with iriuudu in
South Wilton.

lilies ltuth llnttoruou, or Georgetown. »
is visiting the Misses Nollie nnd Flor-
ence Wood. or Witiuipnuk.

You are insured eye rotuiort by the
method of oxnmlnuiion employed by
'l‘humor. tho Stamford optlriuu. Sm"
udv.

Josl‘ph MoFrelll. o! Nor-walk, witness-
ed the hull sumo yesterduy in New}
York city between the Giants sud the
Highlanders. ‘

Miss Frunvos Cullen. of ltivr-rsidul
nvoulio, hill Iottut‘od‘ the position 0!
(holder in the Great Alluutlr and Ph-
oihr Ten Store in Mnin Iti‘eel.

Edward W. Bedrd lins Just resolved
it huudnotne Hudson runuboui nutotuo'
bile, oxiounlvuly equipped. whit-h he
reosntly purchased. Mr. Dunn! uud
liudioy it}. Raymond brought the our
rhino up from New York i‘outordny. the
lulior driving.

A Iuii (or dnmuuos against the (‘iiy
of Norwullt is the outrutno of it full
sustained by Herbert 0. Pollard. of
Winnipeuit. one evening it short time
M30; in which he npruinod hill loll rum
in two piece filnro first time he has
been kept from hill wort: bib srtu cults-
in; art-It pain. II well no int-unveil
tonne in his dillidll. Hurlhnti Ind Duv
ll” are itioltltm out for his idiomatic in

the suit. Mr. l’tlliilrd Itoppbd from it
Mr in Willi strain it‘ will he romem
tit-red null stopped directly on it round
hints or pipe, which rolled from Will"
him cousin; hint to {All to the pun
mom The pipe. it is field who loft in
the road by the moo villi! had been re
Militia I tar sldownllt our the “line
of tho Ititt‘ldont. ‘

Attorney iohn J Walsh. lit the Dem

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onrhiit: sluts eontrul‘ committee. lhti
tower Ion tor Jeremiah Donovan
were the tuition Which“ went to

New Haven, yesterday seemed
the consent of Judge illmnon it held
win to come to No‘wuilt next Monday
night to open the tiretnen' s tuir in the
more armory. Mr. Walsh who one of

bottoms (trellis It the dinner.
ind: hliltiill'oh'u Point on Wednesday
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{Mayor Albert M. routines. Mir Donor:
run, Ind brush it. Merrill. choirmuu or
line Nowuilt town homoerotic rum-l
mitten, all flannel J Kendra. of fibre

tr Iiet' mourns on us
bayou on w paramount

and mode in speech mum!
limit from on that. nonunion were nub that has eurrld so many sum or,

We guarantee perfect sat-

bought here.
Women’s Clothing

Women's Stylish Bolts.

$12 to $40

Women‘s Stylish Hltlrts,

$1.98 to $18

\‘t‘otuon'a Silk Whists.

Sl to Sill

Millinery.

$2.50 toe-$20

\l'omon‘s and Children‘s Shoes.

$1.25 to It

of Slunwich spent their?“ lAgrnud terminus of iennings place. l WALLER is 1'0 BTUMP STATE FORI
He is is ill nt his home.

i
The Suible Club nttendod the Bijou!

BALDWIN. ;

in tho noon to enlist own to spank
in this uiuto for tho domoi rulir tltitot.‘
‘nutnlailx thru- hns lit-on tho thought
oi extiouruox “allot and it in new
human liiut ht- uill lnulto ut leusl illruo
spot-rims in this pinto tor the slnlo
llt'kt'i.

There is u doom “but” his speaking
in New iiuvon. it n lhoulro can he got»
ten thorn it is more thus likely that he
will br- iho ohirt amnion- hi it rully in
thul oily. lint the stale committee
plans to how Waller sponlt ‘iil Con-
necticut and he will, urt‘orditm to the
present plans. opt-nit in llurttofll.
llrldur-porl Ind Wotnrbur)‘.

It is untiorslood that the linuiupeoch
oi .luduo Iinldwio an arranged for the
present will ho in his home town. He
may spi-uh in Hartford. so it is shill.
in the lust work of the tImpIign.

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HOTEL ARRlVAL!

Mahackomom- W. ll. hind, l-‘t. Brech-
u-r. .l ll. Wonlsiein. New lluvon; .l.
tit-rill. Joules Conroy. 'l‘. l.. Gould.
iiouion; t}. J. Hoffman. linnhury; it].
is. ilisum, Now ituuimiiu: l“. Short. ll.
1“. ill-hooumuittw. W. H. Lawn. ll.
Mucoln. thorn w. Wdiltnr, 0.. 'AV“
inunton. it. 1.. Hunter. .1. ii. Daliln.
pr Yorit: H. J. Cox, l’irlduoport; ii.
I.. lmhin. Wettiport; Mrs. Jnmen it
hut-hour, Elsi Dunne. N. Jr. H. H
Polorlt,‘ Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. E. Powers.
Not-walk; F. D. Lawton. .i ll. lutwronuo.
oily: l.. R. llbl‘iiiult. Wilton.

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IMIW "ECU”!

WHETHIR ON ”I? 1' OR GROWN
FIRIfiN CU“. NV ZIMO
' AND IIMOMV.
’ 1 t g . ‘i .

AN UNUOUAL OFFIR.
m
The Plnlsied Drug Store: says to on
ory person. be it lnilll «brush or (hiltl.
who hnI'In irritated. louder oi itehlus
nun to come to our mn- out storm;
it bottle lot sumo end I' edits to!
55E 0 soup nut) it you Ira not unmit-
iy drilled with restilts, demo but!
until set your dinner. an attitude!!! Its
no ”the Money or this eioIn. Insole
murmur. «but w- notice you till! un
build or.
will is it clear litiliitl for oxtoruel

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unsettle. pimples. dmmll‘ I‘M smart,
toms or this eruption. limit) end
mutt) soon are the most sternum
ill volt Is the richness and Inuit
We trust or bite Hummer «
p, ‘ Willow
‘l‘

4:5.» mm My». 4.4mm

-.«4....¢.,

Open Monday
and Saturday
Evenings /

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w. C. T. U CONVENTION.

’l‘ho thirty ilflh uunuIl comontiou
ot‘ the (‘ounertirut Women's Christlun
Temperature union will he held to Dan
bury. ()ntoin-r is. lit. and 20. 'hlrs.
Kntherlns Loom Stevenson. president
of th ow .t‘, '1‘. it, oi hlussuchusetts.
will give an account of but recent trip
nround the World.

 

 

nontlotttn: llin-iu up the winter ol‘
lllil'l-ilil i used tutti worth or cost to
hunt on six apartment house. "Bills 0
holler of wall known tnuito. 'l‘hht l
unsuited for I Sponsor boiler and HM"!
it during the winter of illiN- ill Ind my
r: mire (tutti bill was “6:3. hiullux I not

'suvlnu of toll

You may use this stuternent in Ill)’
Why yuit euro to.
You" truly.
ilAi‘ti’lY W NATHER.

Not-mitt. cloud. July 83, M
Mr ll‘rnnli l. tinned. flouting I Plumb
inn (‘0 Norwulir. Conn.

near Bit spanner Boiler

Which you nine d in tho auntinol Build:

lug lust lull .3.“ no complete outlaw

"lotion the New way. Our cool bill

was coo-hull of what it bud boon tho

prunedln: smunn, You :1in use this
in my our you hire. ‘

ory it'll y y to

nuns (goons.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.

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‘ lliillll, Gil.

« even a enroll quinniity stops
1 imhtotllnloly nod proceeds Tb houl at
Much. The very worst inst-s of autumn,

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Unlighliy Bltin Adoctlonn Which
Cause Embarrassment Are Quick--
ly 0.qu nyhlnm.

"To tell the truth I was unburned to
go out.” says Mr. John Rogers, of At-
"My trouble was ooueml on
molt side at my nose and unused tutti
of trouble untl expense. 1 used every
pt‘t-puluilou i could get hold of, but
[boy uii’ sodium] in muke it worse un'
til i tried podium. i run liuly any all-
(it y truth) of it. has disappeared and
does not seem to return l’oelum is n
wonderttll runway. i keep some at
huud up the time. "

The success of poslutu is not at all
surprising when it is considered that-
iit‘hlnk

us well so none. herpes taller plies.
shit rho to rush crusted humore,
stuly soup and over term of itch
vield to it rundlly. blemishes such as
pimples. rod noses. muddy or inflamed
shin disappear, the toniploxion being
cleared olerniuht

A spot-lei diluent pncknge of poslunt
is prepared for minor uses nnd this,
on well its the regular I2 jar is on
sale by all droughts. puriicuiuriy Tho
(i‘iifford Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley,
l r

A sample of posium, which will at-
ford n convincing test. will be sent by
mail inert of energy). to anyone 'whu
will write to the Emergency Labor-stop
“:8 31 Word 25th street, New York
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PROHIBlTlON PARTY TICKET
NEARLY FILLED.

The Prohibition putty has nearly
completed its iieltei for the November
tlectian. having (emitted on August 23
the nominees for ninth oflit‘es to the of-
flré or the setretsry or sinte and since
that lime tho purly has been titling up
the list tor other onions. Sheriffs have
been uotuinuted in six of tho eight
counties. and 24 of the 35 senatorial
districts. l'i‘hirteen nominations in
probate dislricta have been map, and
in i2 reprenontntivn districts.

The congressional nominations Me:
At lame. William P Brusmw. or South
Windham; first district E. E. Agurd:
seomul district. Thomas R. Thompson;
third dislrivl, James M. Young; fourth
distrlrl. Elisha 2. Ellis. The llll‘lt‘Vllle
iy nominees nre: Middlosex courtly. G.
Myron Abbey: Limousin. George M.
Whiting. Windham. Sidney H. Percy:
New Haven. Charles W. Hulse; list-0
ford, Lucius W. Bartlett; Fairiield.

 

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Newell’ Dancing
Academy

W. Gilbert Nuwellu Select St‘Jti‘iOl
of Dunning Ind Deportmout It Arion
linll Madison St south Notwullt
WEDNECOAY. 001.12TH. reopening
tiny. aim for menus Ind MAsTERB
AT 4:30 P. M. BEGlNNERC’ CLAIC
for [Adios Ind Gentlemen It s o‘élock.
The Watts and the New Society Dances
thoroughly taught. Respectfully, W.
GILBERT NEWELL. 2h Liberty Stu.
Bridgeport. Ct t‘ircuim mulled upon
npplicntlon.

 

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J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Itnvrc: AND cum“! or To our!
urn I! no DAY AND urwunu

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c

TIL. CALL II

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WHEN A HOT SPELL COHES

 

 

will be in great demand. In if you
want to be ready for the

heat. order your Gas
Range today

$14.75...

on easy puvunurs IF
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“My
notes Aura oeuvres

um Rent; common“; Iii Inui-
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attention In to Who

Hotel Mahackemo’

Banquets a Specialty "

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FIG T lN FARMINGTON.

II Burt floated
iii M Quin lulu.

'l‘he toxin" qt, Fnlmipgtou is the first
to unseen u (intention to the tourts
arising under the operulluln oi the
Austtuliuti ballot. Whitrh wus noted in
the election earlier in the mouth.
'l‘homus i3. Rourke, of Furmingtou.
claims to he tho that seletetnlun of
the town, having been declared elected
in mm oiiioo no u Democrat. but it innit
A. Cndwoll, who Was it cundldnie for
the villi-o ‘ou the Republicuu ticket,
claims that he is entitled to the onion.
Under illi uppiioution whitlt Judge
William lt‘ tiednuiy acting for Mr.
Cu dwell, made to Judge William 1..

iBt—ttmoit in the. Superior Court Wed

mutiny, an order was modes, and Mr.
Rourke will have to uppour in court
and show his right to the octuurtno oi
the oilino. ()itober iii has been on
us the return duy on the application,
but on that tiny Judge Bennett will
only: it: n time for the uni-ties to com-
piele their pleadings and Mime when
he will hear the matter in corilro
vewy. ‘

Mr. Cudwull's mime appeared first
on the Republiouu ticket for the attire
oi‘ holocaust", and Mr. Rourke’s name
appeared first. on the Democrutlr tlelt
et for the. othro or seloetmnn. There
were eight or ton ballots in which a
cross was plated at the top of. the
Republican hullot. and then the voters
made it cross to the left of Mr. (ind-
well's name. and u‘ cross was also
made on the Democratic ballots to the
left. or Mr. R'ourhe's name. When the
count was being made, these crossud
ballots were counted for Mr. Cndwell
tor iirst seleotmau and they were also
counted for Mr. Rourke for first so
loctman, on Mr. Rourke was declared
elected hr’st seiectmnn by a plurality
at one vote.

The ,contentlon of Mr. (indiveil is
out. as the blunts marked in the cir
etc It the top were Republican ballots
they should have been counted for him
tor the odice or llrst selectmnn, and
counted for Mr. Bourke for select-
muu, but not for first soioctman. Thai.
is the question that will be submitted
to Judge Bennett. but what the ballot»
box will show should Judge Bennett
order it opened and the ballots re-
counted in another question that has
not yet appeared as a purl o! the mat-
ler set out in the papers submitted
to the judge.

 

~ltehlng. torturing sliln eruptions
disilguro. annoy. drive one wild
Douu's Ointment brings quick toilet
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.

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SENTENCED FOR ATTACKING SON.

NEW HAVEN. ticlfl H.—-—Michnel
Pivurnirk. who was tound by a jury in
the Superior Court guilty or assault
uith intent to kill his son Michael. was
today sentenced to state prison for not
more than two yéufl nor less than one.

 

 

 

GLOVE R’S

“THE; PLACE"

This is a Cloth-top season
for which we have
prepared-—

Patent Cloth Top Button

$3.50

Gun Metal Cloth-top Button
$2.50— 34
Glazed Kid Put. Tip Cloth-lop

$34.... .50

Children’ s
School Shoes, 31-33

“WEAR IHDIC t“I‘m-”'I’i'IA'I‘ FIT"

Two Stores. ,
Norwollt 50.Norwnllt

 

 

 

 

lilil Hillliii

Au illitr’l‘hai inspires Nil .iiiek
tor Those Who Accept it

We are no tibuitive our radially
will‘oomplotoly rollers nonstipntiou.
no matter how chronic it tour he that
we tilts! to l'iil‘llllili it tree 0: hiiroost
if It tlilio.

culmination is utilised by weakness
of the nerves and muscles oi" the lurid:
intestine'lror descending colon. 'l‘u ex-
pect o (hire you must tllereioru tone
up and strengthen those organs and
restore them to healthier utiivlty
‘ We want you to try itexuli ()l'tlel‘
lies on out guarantee. They are
eaten iilte (solidi. and are particularly
ideal for children. They not directly
on the portal» and muscles of the bow-
eiu. 'l'iusy hove u neutral nation on the
other organs or glands. They do not
purge or cause any inconvenience
whatever. They will positively over-
come chronic or hubituui trottstlpullon
and the niitlnds or assoc in a or depen-
dent (:ill‘Oilit‘ ailments. ll‘ry lit-xuli
Orderlies at our risk. Two sizes, toe
and 25c. Sold only at out etore~ The
(‘lii'ford Pharmacy. Quittuer it Chilly.
Pimps:

 

 

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THE HOLLAND BOAT CO. GOING
TO NEW LONDON.

NEWPORT. R. L. O’ct Dir-«An-
uouucemont is made here today that
the. plant of the Holland Torpedo Boat
00.. at Quincy, Mass” is to be removed
next’ spring to New London. Conn.
where the property formerly Operated
by the Eastern Ship Building 00. will
be used The Holland company can
struota subnrlnes and torpedoes.

The Holland officials say there in no
place on the Atlantic seaboard better
suited for trying out submarines thun
Narragansett Bay.

YOM KIPPUR ENDS.

Promptly at sundowu lust night
Yom Klppur. the llny of Atonement.
as observed by the Hebrews, came to
an end and these people broke their
fast of 24 hours. an obligation of the
celebration of the day.

 

Axminster

ALL THE new FALL PATTERNS
Size 9 x 12

THE REGULAR $25.00 KIND
OUR PRICE

$21. I.

 

" I. 'K. MITCHELL. WUNIIRTAKIN

F. A. MITCHELL

Haunt rUnNtIHIn
cousin WALL AND th’n'm.
r NORWALK. cons.

Norwnlk Branch Office of.
The Evening Sentinel '

 

 

Heater

l8 JUST WHAT l8
TAKE THE CHiLL FROM THE

NEEDED TO

ROOM MORNING AND
NIGHT. FROM NOW UN-
TIL TIME TO START
THE FURNACE.

bun on. Humans BURN WITH-
OUT ooon AND GIVE SATIS-
FACTIDN in “any WAY.

 

The A. J. Anaevine & Son Co.
use to m Wuhlngton sum.
south Nomlit

 

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For his in any Imunt
Poi-clan Morley Ordm and Drum to
all Porto of the World .
lurid indium! by Law
DopeoltodWlih out: oi' Conn.
_ For Protection of I'm-on-
insurance Ind Real ”not“. Agent.

.l. M. Layton 8: Go.

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