o i. 5 ” a
a Package
.,W!9?‘tii!h“l”
vl‘h
V, ~OSTON, Oct. Vib.-l’eaierday after
‘; resetti'ih their behnil‘by an.
’ ~ . . *ontnm. or Ohio: nev.
mafia thrl nd ,9? Connectivity;
,Miegggdrn oi 'ri‘aylor. of illi-
e. the ,ibliowinz resolution! ignore}
;, limoueiy, denied by the National
‘m‘ ”wcfimfiwmut Churchett:
; bet the Congreeai «LC ttrch ~
; 'Americe repreeenie la lhlt’khllo:
WMhN.» liner
_ .t:
deeper ed g ' Wfifllufi?
Uh'iirchah lii‘ ’mlndiiklcri'.tb
Federal Council (it the Churches oi
“by? to
. at
to'
In
it
' I
;
, Philadelphia. Decetn
\
e
. Walton of Principlee.
' it lb ditty at all Christian
~ t Mimi themselves directly
. ' tlealaindnpirlatprob;
a it "me tritium church-
” .
For equal right; and complete jut-t
.tiee ” i to mutations or lite
‘ WMW‘WMT all their to the op-
v , it! .eetrniaiatenenoeJrleht
“m.” >.».etr0nelr . “rewarded
' chmentn of every kind.
Lot workers to some
t, the brrtieliina oiien
e ewll crises or in-
‘ rtho rill ' Le of‘concillntlon and
oidauuupr lg atrial dimensions.
For the [361 ‘ lion ‘0: the worker
from,denseroue machinery. occupation
t i;iillllart“.oti'.iltz..
or“ euc‘ rexu ati'gnn o taintsondi»
tiene‘ ' . , e eueeti . nee
cuerd'fimmfléevend m’oral healht oi
fitment.
'MmTwimnion ot the "sweat-
“it ‘fittm ‘ tum bl
' A ue reeeone e re
-. ' hawthorn: cl labor to the
«. x ‘ , point, an rfor that
. . v‘t’ o. r llwliic leecon
.37 that amenllfe.
. i; an tram elapinnmeni
.90.; ~ . i v';
in name into:
“than t , l3
new on .e .
liable part: on oi
{fulcrum .can of
MA? biotiieltiit rthe old
91' S‘Mt‘o‘u 0“? “03‘
.. . .
. ~:.-.=
./
{tilde .- lint! . linepllnousiy ‘
I it
in
net 4
rd
> lion from illiit
. . m *Aii‘lwi‘lievey A“ :1
“5.”!
It». 'i
388'
Use? All?“ .
.. ., ,er 00d,
times: 7:
+ mutt.
er. supp?
Andwin all. places: At'work or
play, by day or night;
i 3(th 4‘! a!
.,..... .,....
churchee anticipating in
their National Council.
0 RAM TAYLOR. Chairmen.
C MILES A. JONES,
JAMES LOGAN. ‘
CflARLEE B. ACFARIAND,
WALLACE Mi. HORT.
Will a. WALLIN,
.FRANKN. WHITE,
Thonlihiiohel Council Committee on
industry. ‘ .
.7er .toliowingcommittee was an
“0113.le to carry out e resolutions:
Prof. {Graham Tay or. or. lllinoie;
ilev, Chutes B. hiectarland, of Conan
tic l; B. E. Httnrinon, of Massachu-
iIel e: Rev. C. ll. Hanks. at Michigan:
ltelv. Weehl sum Gladden, at Ohio;
‘ rater Fibber e. of Panneylvania; Owen
it. iloveioy. or New York; i’rof. 13. A.
Stein" . of town; Prof. Daniel Evane.
of lot leechueettu, an the National
Council Committee.
. .Ltvn eta/ens =SOCIAL ewe.
outfit? for the Winter Secured in
Linden link In ennui Norwelk.
tile Baton Point Divieion. have secured
into large room: otter Whetpley and
Clerk'e cigar store, for the quarters oi
the new club which they have formed.
The liline of the chill ill the Life Sav-
pt‘a' 809ml (‘luii uni it wltl be quite
an organisation. Only the member: of
the pores are eligible to membership.
There will be a formal opening of the
quarter! on Saturday evening. next.
at which time tilinord ti. Benedict and
Judith Corcoran will be among the on»
tertnlnere of the evening. Both are
well~lrnown for their entertaining gilt
and a line time is exported. llefreuh-
menu will be carved.
..._.~. ~. .0.“ n.1,“...
_..»on-elt1'leln Ll‘i’TIfll.
Below ie a list .iettere remaining
uncalled for at the allowing pout onl-
cee for the current leek.
. i . tun-up. t'
.. south Nomlk.
W. J. K. 25 80. Main til. l2).
not Badinezki. hi. idly Aye.
.. Beetle. Cottage Ava.
.lrletot.
Win. Hi. Onttper. ell Ely Ava,
mt Cecelia, 21 liexintgou Aw.
no.8. DOW.
ul p Genny. lllly Ave.
Andrew Gooliuh.
lire. Harry Gutter-lose.
.l. . . errie.
Mal i M1. '~
Fred Hendrlcite. ll River-luv.
Mre. (loo. Hendricks.
lire. Jones. 4 tlnrmomt i-lt.
More; Mleler.
e. borneedmherl.
re”. K. Lavary.
nerdy w. blifiuwli
re. :l ,,. prI-n .
John rgtto.
new. item. 886 lily Ave.
tlco. amine.
lire. till a, Dooley. ilello intend.
tithura flymfll'li‘. tarot Ayn.
Ill ”1110“! i'l.
I "$0!th e no I". Die 37:
Mrrgd. sill ven. , . .
A. heroine. 45 N. Marin at.
“in!” Tam e,_,2 Elmith tit.
rn. Bettie eylor, .iiitlflieakir Av.
'l‘. V. 'l‘uylor. .‘
fterttttvviinelisn. WM .
’e or once. 53 I D that.
.. 1mm?) 0%, P. M.
A anuaet‘e‘fi'“ lipid-MO? A
llet the genuine unit‘s liunoyand
“for in the you low matinee. “A! little
Mill one-cure. t'lintlttnn mi optat
ttelune nulwtttutee. 't‘lie Nudge Phar-
macy. ‘3'
M“ .4“...
Charles Miller, of Water nireet. Nola
want, is euioyi a It two woollu' vacu-
tttieii in the Cineit tee
win. 1min linineirebt. .
. J. 9; Median; tunnel-t: at New nun.
nan, but now of South Noreeik. in a
decidedly happy man. it'll a nine and
ethalttfmtnti boy and Wile. 4W“ hut
finder. Sept. 31.
«be ‘I‘;
....' i9... col":
. »
......n. w...
this action 0! '
Thetiiemb‘ere of the u, s. v. 1.. (7.. of.
mi." . "W
AN ATT NEWSPAPER.
.The am numberol the Greenwich
.Preee hu melted thin once and it
presents every evidence at a prosper-
ous. long and usetuincnroer. Norman
Tnicott. a newnpnuer matter of long ex-
perience. in the editor and proprietor
and it unusual talent and the hard
Work count for anything the eucceee
‘of the Prone le assured.
.0... » ”to“..- .,._.,,..
(toad results always follow the use
at Foley Kidney Pills. They contain
iuet the ingredients urceeeary to tune.
ptremtthen and regulate the kidneys
and bladder, and to cure backache.
The llridge Pharmacy. ”
...._....._..... «4...»-..-
Sentlnel not edvn. pun:
To the lioniti u! t‘uuuty ihimmtmianoru
iiII‘ Fiiiffll‘lil County:
I i hart-hr npplt‘ for u ltccmw in unit it Vir-
iinutnt and imnximllmz ”quark. Ml‘. .II—
«or lit-or. lthlno Wine» and (War.
13 Railroad avenue. Town of Norwalk.
My pluri- ui Iltlflllil‘flli in not lm‘Mod
Within 101! foot In it llll‘vf‘l line «I! :I
t‘lturt-h limiter. l'ltl'tvl‘liiill rirhuol or I’tlbr
iic l-lrhnol-huunu. or iin- premirwn primin-
lllfl thou-tn. or our l‘ust Umt‘t', l‘uhIr
I I.thmrv or t't-nwtur ._
imlml nl Nurwalt. tliiw
Ht‘lulu-l‘. A. It. litlti.
t‘lttMt‘ t‘AtITEl.l.AN(l and
ul‘tN'l‘iI lMliliANi.
' Applicant.
“w, the iititit-l'itiunmt, rlm'ltlt‘l‘ and tax-
lmyt‘w. u! (li‘nllt'il lli' luw. Inf the Town of
Niliihlut. luret-y l-Iutm‘uv the applicants"
uf ilu- :ttmvi- intuit-ti
l'lllldl‘ t'ASTlUJuNNi‘ Ul'INTH
liAlliMNl
for niivli “mama and m- tin Nl‘vt’iiiui' twin
lift t‘ili‘li (m- illllhtl‘” that m- nn- turnout
at u-nt ('l‘lnll‘ situated in mid Town of
Ntii'wlilk.
Hull-d ul anwuik. till» Nth titty u!
llt‘ltilu'l. A. It. 1M“
Anthony fil-Iu’rrr. William H. 'l‘liumt»
nun. ’l‘lwnplillt~ uiipliml, Juliil i'vrcorrlo.
.inlm illtlt-nm‘lil rt“.
I lll'll'lly twt'il y iltllt tliv Iilmvn iiitmt-tl
"Illhlrflt‘l'N urt‘ t'let‘tmu :Iml l:t\' iii 't-rn. tut
tlt‘nlitlil li)’ lit“; til ”to 'l'nun ll ,Nvtt‘it'iiik.
llIIlI-It tit Nurmllh. thin llllt tiny uf
Ht'fMu't’. A. U. Ml"
ANNIE It. thl'l‘ll.
nth 2'! Anti. 't‘mtn t‘iorlt.
'l‘u tin» Htilll'ii or t‘mmty ititnunluutmwru
fol lt‘uiriinhi t‘mlntt':
l lIt'rt-lw lllllli)’ tor a license in lel B tir-
!tuntm utnl lliit'HI‘Mliilk‘ Litiuui». Air, in»
am lh-M‘. ltllltlt- lew Mill t‘itlvr. ut
.’ii’.’ “'ill‘lilllK‘Hll «irwt. Town at Normalll.
Mr plntu- nl luminoau in uni Innatmi
witltlii 3m) foot in it dirt-rt Iittt- of it
I'hlil‘t'll I‘Itlliit'tt, I'ltlnt‘llllil Htliuul uy l'ul»
tic HclIIml-hmino. or ”in prettitm-N IN't‘lHltl-
mu therein. or any that untw. t’ulIllr
Library or ('t-meit-r . '
tinted at Norm it. (MK litlt day of
It. it, told.
JANE? l". LAYUEN.
. .\ ntlicttut.
We. the umtarui ed. tilt-Plum rind tex-
Qitvvru. an Iii-lined Iy law. oi the Town or
.‘m‘wallt. hornby “ultimo HM' application
or the above it med
if. LAYDEN
lul‘ mirth ”Nut” and We tin ftlt\‘t'ltt"}' I‘M"
tli'i i‘lli‘h fur Iiimlwlf that “'t- rm. uwiint‘tt
uf it'lil tvntntr nituatetl in until ‘i‘uwu u!
Nitl‘wflik.
imletl at Not-walk. llii» Hill tiny of
llvitiht't‘. A. llH till".
itimcI-t litvuaumuun. ihuitt-i
"('le ti.
Vii Intel.
M
”iii day of
am)
ilt‘lillii-l'.
'l‘. Murphi‘.
Wright. John nudity. ’l‘hmnnn
‘ ‘ I"l’lp.l_ W
ultimatum
:klllrtluli flout-tel mm Award;
This Amount tor Injuries
2‘ ' HARTFORD, Oct. lbw—hire. Sophia
miter, cl No. 15? Union etreet. Spring-
‘ bill Millie. obtained a substantial "var
. let in the circuit court of the United
dialer Minutemen” the Jury report-
ad for her to recover 6,099 from. the
artlord & Springflei etreet railway.
mutiny- dill! umddcrenover for up
. rice. which fillet‘tliwwedfitl October
, . 1907. whtin lite was throWn to ill
mound by the w Minuteman or
trolley car whlc e was hoarding, to
no to her home it“ prihxileld.
, Aged 03‘an.
-. Mrs. Miller iii 68 Years~ old now.
Hug . M, Alcorn and Benedict M.
not on were her lawyer: and John 1’.
Robinson and Ralph 0. Wells Were
iflwliel‘a for the street railway corn-
lli’. After the verdict who reported
r. Robinson made an oral motion
that the verdict be not aside on the
ound that it was excessive. Judge
emee P. Plait denied the motion.
hire. Miller. no it was cold in the court
room in in a good way 0 get the
Money without having to resort to any
(urther litigation. There were an ex-
and it was said that there in nothing
on which the case can be appealed to
the United States circuit court. of up.
penis. where it' would be tnlten Were
there grounds tor appeal.
More Than Expected.
There was a feeling among the law-
yers that the verdict was more than it
would have been had the cane been
tried in the aisle courtu. White in the
Irate courts demotion in excess ol
3 .000 may be awarded where (Re
ti lm in for personal ininriee. t, e
state law lining a maximum at 35,000
luv the taking oi a human life through
negligence.
annaicm BANKERS' PRESIDENT.
, msnvuun. Tenn. on. ”we. 0.
Watts. Who has Joni returned front his
trip across tho continent to the con-
vention oi the American tinnlttrre' an~
“elation at Los Angelou. where ho
was elected president. iii being run-
netultiied by tile trlvhde here upon
lite entice“. .
lair. Waite lea national figure in
banking circles..-atid is known from
count to count. file in president of tho
Flt-st National bank at this city. and
began hie banking career as a led at
the email notary or 85.00 a week an run-
ner (or the Firm National bank 0! Un-
itin City. Tenn. it», into risen by mic»
‘couaivo slope in no ornament of one
of the. lament banks in the South and
president or the American llanlleru' ae-
eoointiou, all at Wiilt‘ll has been aorom~
plinlioti while still .I young man. Before
he Wits at years n! one he was niacin
cashier oi the Fifi". National tlanlt ot'
t‘nion City. Tm
..
Tu the ”mini ul i‘minl)’ ('nmitliuinm'm
i‘ul lt‘uil‘nt-lti t'mmty
l lil‘i'l'lt)‘ lippll' {ur a lli‘vtw in .wll 8 ilr~
illlibllle uiitl intimation laiillillll‘. .\it~. .a~
Kt‘i' lit-rt. thttIr \l‘ltit- itnil t'itlm‘, tit
t'iimird litllt'i. North Main Siri'i‘i. TilWll
of NtiIWIlk.
My piiit‘t- nl l-iinltil-su ir- titIt lut‘ntt-ti
within 2"“ flu-t in it direct lino of it
tilturt‘li ":Iilnt't‘. l‘an-t‘liixtl St’iltkll ur l'ttli~
lto School-honor. «tr tin» premiere twrtuin~
in: tiwrvin. in any l'i-xl (Jilin-n, i'ulilir
idlirnry m' (finiwtur *.
Dated at Nurw All. this Nth dil)‘ n!
(it‘ll-lion A. I). i. It
titttil‘lit‘l‘ H‘l’lildltitth‘w‘.
.Mtlvtit‘uttl.
“'0. llw null-Isl tiin. i‘it‘i"llllfl unit t:t\-
wlyvis, liN ill’nlll‘i‘ y link, Hr illt‘ Min-u n(
Nurwulll. inn-vii) Multrl'tltt the application
I“ the Illim‘t- turmoil
ltOliltlliT M’l'llrlliiiilN
{or Hill-ll llronm- and “'l‘ tin nvw-uilii' m»
lily t‘llt‘h t’nr Iiimnvtr lllIll m- :th “uni-re
at real nitrate annalwl in mid Town at
Nutmllk.
Nul'ti'nllt.
”ii” “iii titty Hi
Licttlnii. A. IL. lull)
(third at
R. \l. (‘liihilL .lntm F, McMillmlt. H. [.1
intuit. William:- Dunn. Hurry it. i'iokcrtntr.
lit‘rt-II)‘ rurtiir that tliw ithIVI' Iiluiimi
l‘llt’flrfli‘rfl tli‘l‘ t'lt‘t‘ltll'fl Mill IMX mb't‘l‘fl, ll)!
Ilt‘flticti by law. t-f iiu- ‘l‘un‘n u . unrullt.
Utilmi ut Nul‘l't‘ttllt, thin ch day at
! 0
October. A. II. t .
ANNIE it}. SMITH.
Illfi 211‘ Anal. 'l‘mt‘li l‘lt-l‘lt.
.
To (Mr llmiI’Il 1“ County t‘umtntwiunvl'u
tot Fun-livid thunti‘.
l llrl‘t‘iii' apply fur ll lirrtuw in ut‘ii Spit -
illlttllil ntul ltttnxit‘ttiilm luutturn. 4““. l.» 1’
it"! “1"‘11. illilllt' \\'inv and t‘ltim. lit
El North Main rtli‘twl, ‘t’unn ut Nnrnnlk.
My plan-- it liuulllraa in not liit‘ult‘tI
\iitlliu L'liil l I lit at illli‘t'l llliv II! it
t‘ttm‘t-li itiiiittce. i’imwhint tirlimt or thin.
tin Hoitonldmuw. or lhr prmnlm-rt omittin-
it": llieruln. or any i'tmt ()Ml‘t'. Public
Library ut ('I'Iili'll‘t 2
tutti-Ii at Nurunlit. ililtt Hill tiny of
ltt‘tnlii'l'. A. ll. lit)“.
ttllitlrl'l‘lAN Inuti'il'IN.
_ Applicant.
Wt“. tlm tilltlttrrti ““11. elector-t and tax—
i-uyem. an donut-ti ly law. of tin- ann of
Ntii‘wflh. howl»- Nidtrt‘mt the application
of the «how- nummi
(‘HNIS'PMN tirtlltlldN
for "HP“ livunur and We do mtwrltily our-
tiry each for IItnim-ii‘ that we "fit nwum-
oi i'ml t-vititv rliillllt‘tl in mil} Town til
Nurtvulk.
Nuiwuiit. tlitu Hill day of
“ill
lltttwtl :il
twiniwr, .\. it. i. .
i'ntrioit Mrl-lnlly, .Ittlili tiitlnnm‘lilnttt't‘.
mm It. Atillnremi. William J. Sultllii. 30““
ii‘ liluui 'l‘ltlm.
itt'l‘iflt)’ vertirv tlitti the vav tlaml'tl
Motions by the lawyers on either side 80"
AUMMIMN 403‘, iii-MW“! :
A notice for the meetinsu to be held
(or the admire at electors will undo
lilo" pliblilihed iii ' The Sentinel. The“
meetingii provide'lcr all “to be‘nede'i
electors and will be held in the Tou'm
Court roonfin the Town Hall in Not-
woman well an the last one in Town
Clerk Herbert. it. Smith's oilicc in the
Town Hhil building. ’
The first tailoring will be held in the
Town Dpurt' mom. Norwaill. from
o'ciot'h‘a. in. until it o'cloelt p. m. on
Friday, October 213i. The next meet-
ing will be held in; the, Police roome.
Namath. iron: to a. in. n til i p. m.. on
Monday October 24th.. 'I‘ ey will meet
firewall! on Wednesday. October 26.
rant 4'. . in. until 7 o. in. There will
, manger chance given tor thoae
whose righte‘maiure on the day of
Ur before the meeting on Friday, Octo-
bei- ztlth, train 9 a. in. until 8 p, m., in
the town court room. ‘
The men. who have not been examiln
ed and pulled, and the oath adminis-
tered in. and qualified. will then be
given another, chance. the Very last.
when the eclectmen. who are to con-
duct all these meetings, in conjunction
with Town Clerk Smith, will meet on
Monday. Nov tuber 7th, from ii a. at.
until 6 p. m. hie final meeting will
be held inthe Town Clerk's omoe.
To the Loom! at County (.‘nmmtileionnril
{tu- it‘alrtiuld County:
Lin-why apply for a lint-um; to not! Spir-
ltuoua and intoxicating Liquornrdlv. .u«
u Bu‘r. i'lhtutv. Wine and Older. at
wry nine of bualneae it! not located
- “9‘31 2 {not in a direct line or a
Chit "Edition. l’iiruoiiiui School or i‘ub—
ll ”chilill-hnilflti. or the prrmltwn rmrtnitu
im: therein. or any Pout (Milan. l'utriic
l.iilrslr_\' nl‘ Linmriorv.
lulled at Norwalk. this itlh tiny «
UriolII-r. A; in. Will.
itiit‘liJ‘ii KltiSrltJ'lti.
prlicttut.
We. the \ltll‘i'l't‘ifllii‘tl. olttuinrs and itlx-
lnyrtu. an Iloilttmt by law. or tint 'l‘nwn of
L’mwutk. ill‘i'i.”hy onttni‘utt this :Ippliraiiun
t" tiltt :lliuiv mini 1
Alit'llil’ l KHHSIJGR
(or we'll itcvntw and We do sowmily our.
lily merit for hiillanli (hill, we "run uwnvru
or real estate utiuutmi in said Town of
Norwalk. .
lintmi at Not‘wnlk. tlIltI illh «lay of
tlnlttlmr. A. 13.. 19! l.
Martin Sputtr. Prior (inlto an. Jacob
[‘0 p. William E. Benjamin, union Mu-
l):
t lion-by m-rtify that the alum-e named
(’lllltll'fil‘i'ri urv vim-tors lllltl impart-re. tut
donut-it by law. of tho ’l‘uwn ul‘ Mtruttlk.
lmtml ui Nut-unlit. thin 15") day of
tit-iniut. A it. liliil.
llt'lltllltltl'l‘ it. SMITH.
ull'i 2:: Town (‘lt*rk.
To the "Util‘tl of (”county t‘ummiuxlnnorl
lui' li‘iiix‘iit‘lii t‘mtnly.
i lwrrti‘ n ply fur n tiruggiat‘n tilt-unite
to wit got innuu and intoxicating Liv
tinned. Air. La or “(‘01. Rhino Wine and
i idol, at 203 \ nahlnmnu Htmvt. Town of
Nut‘wnlk.
“Mud at Norwitik. thin Hill day of
t’it‘inlII-r. A. ll. liiiti.
JAMES l‘Alliiltle.
Applicant.
We. the lllitlt‘t‘filulivfl. Nurture Mill in»
intent. m4 lll‘flui‘il 10* low. or ”lt' ’l‘uwn u!
.urwulk. lit‘t‘i‘ii)‘ vtnlnnw the application
it! ”It’ Riflu’t' mum-ti
JAMES PARKER
(or Rllt‘h lint-net- utiIl it'v iln Kl'\'l‘i'it”_\' ('t'f-
tii‘y t-ucti lui‘ lIittmv‘If that no “TV lnxivly-
l"!!! mvnthi: I'V‘tl‘ uniniv rliuittml in mitt
Town 0! Nnrwulk.
l‘ilit-Il in Nurittilli.
llt‘iulli‘t'. A. it, told.
”(wil’lll'll L. tatwntictt.
ililtI ttth day of
Field-
inc. .lulm ll. ii'hvvtrr. Smith.
Thomas \‘illulrr.
l hct‘t'hy certify flint llu- alum» noon-d
vlitllli‘W'r‘i rm- e'lt‘l‘ll‘lll and tutpuyurs, at!
tlt‘fimtd it? ill". Hf flii- 't‘nwn n! Ntirwulk.
l‘nil‘t‘ at Nuttitilk. thin Hill titty Iii
t‘ivtutwr. A. it. tutti.
ANNIE l“. Shll'l‘tl.
Aunt Town i‘ii‘l'k.
l'liilip ti.
itIIinili ll.
itift T.‘
V
Hotel Mahaclgemo
i. ll. cannon. Mgr.
SERVICI AND CUiIlNI UP TO DA?!
RATE. ea FIR DAY AND U'WARO
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ”I
-w.‘ .m— «-
. MM". cum-..“ .~-M...Uw
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. IO if you
went to be ready for the
heat, order ur (in
.. Renae ‘ ode!“
$14-75”
i tummy certify that the alum. nomad
I'lli‘ilrfl'l‘l‘ nrv tilttt'ltti‘tt tttid in: “MN. M'
delimit by low. M tttc Town ti Nttt’wullm
luttt'tl tit Nurwullt. lliil Hill (in)! tif{
Utilitiittl‘. A. ll., illil. NNl r”
A 1-: It‘ HM l.
nth 2': heel. *l‘own merit.
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solvb the difllculty. You can leave
the windows in a room open all day
in winter, and when you close them
a ply a match to a Perfection Oil
and heat the room to any tem-
pernture you desire in a few minutes.
The Perfection Oli Heater le finished in item or nickel. it burn: for
nine home. it he’s a cool hendlund a
damper lop. . It has an automatic-
locflr Ilene I reader which prevents the wick item being turned hi h
enou to smoke, .l’a is euy'to remove and drop beck so that thewlck can fie
qulc retained. An indicator elveyeaehon emountololl in the foot
The tiller-cert does not need to be ecrewed down. it is put in like I cork
in e bottle, and launched to the font by a chain.
The burner body‘ or gallery cannot become wedged; because of a new
device in construction. and consequent! ,
ltcen always be easily unscrewed in
an intent (or rcwlcklng. The Perfect on Oil Heater is strong, durable, well
mede, built for service. yet tight (end ornamental.
Dealer: Erratum
. I not a! x. ml:
to file «uniform all
lbs: dtrcfipu'w dralnr
” fihéwfififiiit‘r’itftfi 'MEE‘rih‘é.
The annual meeting of the South
Norwattt lire department will he held
at. it o'clock next Friday evening at.
Putnam [lone house, when oiliccrs
will be chosen. According to the new
city charter the annual meeting should
have been held laet week, but. this. has
only been discovered within a day or
two and hence the arrangements to
have the meeting next meeting next.
week.
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Tm: mason! BRAND.
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Pitta e M and in manila. "ti '
hut-e. netted with the .Riislm.
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GLOVERS
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FALL
S H O E S
This is a Cloth-top season
for which we have
prepared—
l’atcnt Cloth Top Button
$3.50
Gun Metal Cloth~top Button
32. 50- $4
Glazed Kid l’et. 'l‘ip Cloth-top
$2.30
Children's
School Shoes, 81-53
uwnn anon run-r m»
Two Stores.
Norwellt Sailor-walk
3
t"-
Mies Rehecea London. of the Elm
halmcrs‘ Supply Company. of West-
port, spent yesterday afternoon in Nor-
waik on important business connected
with her duties in the office.
Axmi‘nSter
RtIgS
ALL me new FALL PATTERNS
Size 9 x 12
THE‘ REGULAR $25.00 KIND
oun ‘-Pait:e_
tztoo‘
n. K. MITOH‘ELL. uncut-Mtge
r. A. firearm.
Mount: Fuenteuna
coauea WALL AND men ere.
uonwaut. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
A1105
Heater
Is JUST WHAT Ie NEEDED TO
TAKE THE CHILL FROM THE ’
ROOM MORNlNG mo
mom. FROM now on.
TIL TIME TO eraar
‘ rm: FURNACE.
OUR OIL HEATERS BURN WITH-
OUT ODOR AND‘OIVE BATIQ»
FACTION iN EVERY WAY.
The A. .i. Annevine & Son Co.
134 to m Wuhlttgton “net.
South Nomik
Fer date in any amount
Fenian Money Ordere end Drette in
minute et the World
. Deni Hemline by Law
Depeeltee Willi litete at Court.
E’er Protection ct Petrone
insurance and Heat sum Agente
. t . .‘ .,‘ . .
I. ll. nylon u 0.0.
,e 1:.th Am mu» Namath
Norwalk Chronicler