‘‘‘‘‘
if Q‘ Vim Eel
H00 0
son’s burner id‘s'to
Made of solid brm, nickelod, end-easily poilahsi.
- ., Once a Rare Um. Alwen.
Dealers Emm-
or to
8tn‘nderd Q
eardrum-mew? its F (
When all
decbre'fiueit? not 0
/ oi the uKoln’tIiisv Q‘r
light, heretics.-
hss the least c act
, ' . the Reyo Lamp is the heat oil than made.
. - - thou h 1001 in price. You can psyi5. it.
‘ ‘ ’ for some other temp. and although
a” better llithiililn “f
‘ priced Kira-
more than the 590
you are an Qorer {g
d to “if"
are? none. Iain
n the button:“ eye. and
Ip,0m you can’t
e willie.“1 mellow.
the low
I more €08“ Y
aunfliekerlnu lain o
0 axis shade-holder. Thla‘ m
e strengt bend eppelrl he
“in Noia‘Llf MM' Odu‘w
ompsny
(It/h” g".‘l av.‘
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, UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMBNQ'AND CHILD-
asn , .
In Fleeced Lined and Wool Gan
meats. from 25c to 81.00 each. in
all sizes. at
E. K. BANKS
HAHAOKIMO HOTIL ILOOKI'
OOUTH NORWALK.
friends In Stamford,
Mrs. Henry Sterling, of Bridgeport.
spent the day yesterday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Bessie Nickerson- Slxman.
of Putnam avenue.
William J. Moliush. ..Ir. of South
Norwalk. and Charles Verlin. of Nor
walk went down the harbor yester-
day ducking. They returned with one
lone bird as a result of their huntlns
Martin P. Iscngyei. of the U. S. 8.
Hancock, whole visiting his parents
on a leave of ten days. and John Altos.
of Lexington avenue, spent Saturday
night, seeing the sights in Bridgeport.
Governor l". B. Weeks signed. Moor
day. a“ requisition on the governor of
[00M NEWS
New York for the extradition of Harry
A. Rorabaek, alias Harry A. Rcsociao.
for the crime of blgamy alleged to
have been commlted III New Haven.
August 22.
The Crescent terrace wall that has
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890 ~Edltoc'e Residence
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been replaced In front. of the two
houses of A. .I. Hutchinson, No. 8 and
9 has been about completed. Daniel
F ToomEy had the contract. The next
thing will be the sidewalks along the
top of the wall.
0. H. Hurlhutt. oi Crescent Terrace.
has placed a hand rail at the side of
u- v... “M -w...
Oliver 8 Stanley. of Main
business. -
Herbert Ireland assisted Monday a.
the Church K: Miller grocery establish-
ment InWashington street.
St. Mary‘s parochial school-was clos
ed yesterday afternoon. out of respect
for the late Mayor Ileemon M. ilrun
dose.
The Epworth Lean! oi the Barton
Metho Isl Church will hold a “Swap"
soclai h’ be ow dinin rowdigThursii
Ill-y even mm
2 hit-0.1! mpttmdfii
Waitiweli. of New Canaan.
hire. OiWcr dr'fiih offiht'w’ood It. I
has returned to her home after a sev-
eral days' visit with her mother. Mrs
Fannie Pettit, of Westport avenue.
The oil? M9 9°” ,are ’or unbedbmin sandman u
I gainst you.
practicing unkind '3‘? firm“ Dont be .msrspredpnted M N E-
Illd WI“ 3 I‘m" against "‘9 89““ Ryan Co. a there are all the new
wood A. 0. team. Stephen Boole l_s
captain. , . ,
- Mrs. Rose Tariov. at 102 Taylor avo
line, has sold her procery business of you.
that address to 0 Green, brother of
Charles Green. the hay and grain deal
or of this city I
(lover rater Weeks has approved the
payroll of the Second company. Gov-
emounting to
$252.83. for the’isll field day held at
ernor‘e Foot Guam.
Litchilold. October 10.
The
Central
street.
tend
A large attendance at Norwalk
Chapter members is desired at the
meeting with Mrs. 3. hi. Andrews. to—
marrow afternoon The reader board
meeting will precede the meeting of ImOIOI'iIIs did not stop
the Chlphet‘.
The application of Captain Frank S.
Merrill. Company I). First Infantry. to
be retired. has been approved. and he
is relieved from setlvednty in the mil
tery service state and DIM
Wt. ~
upon the roll
The Dream. s test moist beat well
known in ,the harbor. owned by Thom-
Sterling has been heated out of
The host
was taken to Mr. Merlin" home and
will . he omissieddaeluglhe. winter.
W
a water for the winter.
The active mediclnsI Ibittedlente
‘ Keane‘s”. Iéemiiiiifd
wth other flimsy vausbe n-
iiiI em-
oi lteaelio
less. tseteiele
entirely new
sredlenle.i ~ .
regulator. :lil
strensthener.
eaten lllte candy end are
'ior their amenities“ to the
not
able
0
like
6 hi Q
street.
spent yesterday in New York Iity on
and Mrs.
John H. Kline of Norwalk, spent Mon-
day as (hereunto or strr George It.
ular meetinl of the German
srhuud will be held this ev-
ening at 8 o'.cloclr In the South Nor-
walk Quartet Glob hall. North Maln
All Germans are invited to st-
and
Resell orderiiae are
the stone steps leading to his
house from the terrace. In winter ‘it
Is difficult to ascend the steps because
of the Ice and Mill placed the hand
t rail there to assist In the ascent.
John Newland oi Dovoushlre Farm.
in Ridge avenue. who Is hunting III
Maine. shot a doe white there weigh-
ing seventy five pounds. ilv slut the
deer home to Norwnlk and it has been
displayed in liuttery‘s market for It
time. The deer was shot at Wypoplt
iock Maine.
merge (I of Siarniad‘. [critter
ly employei by 51‘ It; Nettles. has open-
ed a ammo oh his by“ in Noroton
Heights. ' r. bicep IE on enterprising
young man mm. the happy knack.
of cultivating friends Success In his
new eater else In predicted by those
who know Iim.
Your gloves tell a great deal. A
badly fitting glove looks uncomforta
hie-10 unc.omfortable A shabby glove
shades. ne wfaehintis had a willingness
to see you properly fitted Qualities.
styles and values are sure to please
A dancing class is being formed at?
the Elisabeth Mead School. under the
care of W. Gilbert Nowell, the Well-
ltnown dancing master from Bridge
port. A number of pupils have already
registered. The class basins Its pes-
alone on Wednesday. October 26, at 4
o'clock. and will continue for two
terms of ten weeks each. The edvor-
tisement Is to be found in another
column
A vehicle in which Mrs. James
Hindley and Miss Grace Willmott. of
Darlen. were riding III Stamford. Mon—
day aiternoon, was hit and broken by
an automobile said-to be owned In
Danbury. The automobile hit hire.
Illndley's vehicle In passing The
Mrs. illndley
M ins willmott
Neither of the women
was shaken up a bit.
was not hurt.
was thrown out
At the meatin of the Sixth Oom-
.Oos0t Artihery Corps.0 . Nil.
holdiisst erosion in the armory. it was
voted to hold 0 smoker and banquet.
on October list. A committee was ap-
‘o
allowl members were appointed.
I-‘rlalt 0y. Charles Britta. O
’ Iierbdrt no; {is not. “’itihin's. Q’
of South Norwaik, spent Sunday with
IJttielohn. Edward Donneliey. an
Charles Miller. The feed and he in
it is W
enjoyed.
The second is e chills Oonneottcut
Guide has med ualhedi’anee on‘ the
news de sail to stationery and
. drill e0. Ill contains revised
tIIIIMth
and the selling of bolts for all of Con-
sentient; also. a number of additional
lip and new informs.
to the traveling
lie. .3 a than was well rev
ivld find the libond will be found
to he better. leeryone traveling In
Q _. t to map out
a Ii states will had
the ids indispensable. beta. the
. indication of its kind.
it 00 Encampment. No. 0 I. 0.
that a line time‘liii he
and m Q ' oh dos Titer lie-g. ll‘..walreprelentedinthei.o.o. i".
_ I at flirtford y '7.
"Ii! “shill. my. 1K‘JIIKIetifiKfii Q
~ stint-r .... nth
m ’
the form of e elem chowder supper and ‘
of steam and electric reeds.
I
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i
EVENINGS... “I" DOLLARS
c's seer av evsav ornaa Lance cIrIsi. WHIcl-i ts
‘rssr. usso nab accouneaosc rue sraoacs’s-r
ev ALL THE LEADING 0 came POBOIDLE.
SGHOOLI or new routes
enovmsnce.
HAITfORD.
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtdrs and Emhlitllen.
I2- 18 North Main Street.
0. E. Jackson
BBTON
cosmonaut. Hui nausea... ..
new HAVEN AND' Panto
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
BI WALL I‘I’RIIT.
Howie 000.
LET trons
l
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
80. Norwalk
ONE MAXWELL "so" me
ONE MastLL "so" me
. ONE BUICK "to" ills _
n smote ovumosa ceotLLacs. rumsismt
one 1010 ," ovuttosn OAOILLACI. domMonneau
All cars are in line running order.
39 Wail'Sii-Q'Phone)’
‘ siting
WILL SHOW YOU HOW
Standard
For particulars
F. E. Lockivood &i.‘.o.
Garage Water St..
Is called to the
conunodatlon in
ways expert and
Asbestos Shingles
The 0 "tot asbestos shingles l0 about 50 per cent. more than wood
To oliset this extra cost you have a shinin that is fireproof.
will never wear out. thus will never need renewing and when drop
pod from the met an asbestos shingle will not bro it. Many of the
most prominent architects and builders are now .
bestoa shiniles over all others. even state. for slat! is much heavier
I“ It", to break.
hated to look arm the 0am and the ’ Q ‘ ' “‘1 ‘
.ll. dittiiorpe.
~. Q IUlLOINfl AN
raac'rttta. .
shed with e nlir
cushion isle dimes
Il‘oot torture
1. Tilliiliflli
latest patents in
“aw
.‘HI
‘0
a uterine. .0330 up to 021
soil. Norwalit. Gotta.
Port Chester
one emcee 1909
one arson: me
out smog: tool .
--Norwaik. Conn.
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AUTOMOBILOTI’
ATTENTION
can always fled a garage where
awry attention will be
when on a iohr or for their ac-
Al work In nepeirin; and sup-
plying new: parts. saaolene. bst-
tsrles. etc. and our work is al-
w. A. HANPORD'O.
i2 North Main It.
I IflVlIW AVINUI
IOUTH NOIWALK
“‘00! now My
Feet. Ache”
would never be heard It you were
fort at once. W a pair today.
Weali
sooth Notwelit
ll‘iae bomelllre house of 11 rooms.
all improvements. lot 1000200. central-
iy located in South Norwalit; good
wish.“ plenty oi fruit and excellent
8
pinch farm 0! 454 acres. located in
. the midst of hieh- class dcvsle meat
5 grenadine, one mile from motion
900
H. E Dean 8. Son.
40 waiLm or. antiwaut I
It...
ENDORSEMENT NW.
OR. DIOQK’ MIDICINICO-I Q
ne—nfl... on.-.” ...,. .
“$19.50 up to.” OOJQO WALK. CONN.
OINTLIMIN'n— .--
I on. ‘edd. with confidence. a word in
commendation of 1);.Dick's Medicine.
It does all that is claimed for It. Many
friends have used the prepara-
tlon or malaria and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES FINNEGAN.
till Wall tit, Norwsik. Conn.
«climate.
Norwalk. Conn" July 23.
To the Healing I: Plumbing Co
(to tlemn: During the winter of
1907 8 i used $200 worth of coal to
heat my sis apartment house. using a
boiler of well known make. This I
changed for a Spencer Boiler and used
it during the winter of 1009 lo and my
entire coal bill was 3102, making a net
saving of 898.
You may use this statement In any
way you care to.
~Yours truly.
IIAIIRY W. MATHER.
”-
Norwalk. Conn..'.luly 23, ’10.
hir. Frank I. Jones, Hosting I: Plumb
Ins Co. Norwallt, t‘onn.
Near Sir: The Spencer Boiler
which you placed in the Sentinel Build
in; last fall gate as complete satie-
faciion In every way Our coal bill
was onehalf of what It had been the
preceding season. You may use this
in any Way you like.
very truly yours.
JAMF‘s GOLDEN.
inquire Prop. Evening Sentinel.
”a...“ 7”... “no
1 The Heating
“ and Plumbing Co.
FRANK l. JONII. Genet-at Manager.
at Hate it. Nsmllt. Clean.
A
fact that they
liven
town. We do
satisfactory at
PAPE
‘ Painters’.
Supplies
E. E.Gorimn
Decorator
to run seat. Fail Notwali
Teledhoae 432 ‘
>m .....
rel. ‘ NONI can. m
o. on House
Yet-owe sodium)
as 0 r a o “W is
Shore Dinners andvitll «Kinds of
SCI Food Cooked to Order
oodles se-
Q Slit: lien Rolls, 23¢
Sanitary Hair Rolls. sold at 000 the world over On sale tomorrow ‘
$1 Leather bags. 500 B - ‘
20 Bags, résulsrly 0]. Just for tomorrow, 112 price ........ .. . .1 Q _.
39c Embroidery, 250 yard
500 yds. (:oi’set Cover and i8-in. lilrnhryoidery. extra line locality} cg
50c Corsets, 39c
Seyerai new styles to select from; regularly title. For this i
on y ...................................................... QQ
12c Handkerchiefs, 7c
Lsdies' Handkerchiefs. very good values On sale...1o. Iteatveltle “ii
$2 Heatherbioom Petticoats. nail
Guaranteed Heatherhloom Petticoats. (in sale“ ”01.40 Instead of
$6 Beavers. $3.98
We will sell 36 Colored Beavers" tomorrow at .......... ‘ ....... as
$2 Ostrich Feathers. $1. 59
Large Ostrich Feathers; regularly I2 On sale ............ -.
$2.50 Hats, $1.98
Lil'iiit’s‘ small black good quality Satin anbens; regularly 02. 60. .- '
sa 0 i
........................................................
SS Trimmed Hats. 83. 95
20 Trimmed Hats On sale for Thursday . ....... .03.“. Values 05
MINTZ’S
F O R
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
of the Improved
need to foot com
the (old) or orlslnsl
nr. a. deed Cushion shoe. m, . , PROPRIITOR.
vloneiy infected. but l'lr. A. itesti‘l‘ ; .
°""‘°”‘°"‘ GR KY B 08.
QBBOOtSEO ‘ VII-mason...)
pan 0. Ryan
litrset.
I91“
can E. O‘Sullivali
1 Theflom..-91wvitv on from»
u~m«»2-.w. w... ........> .... .o.
d
150 canataoas. Business waoous. FARM widows,
DUMP wacous, AND roomwwut. seas TIP caste.
if you are In want of any of the above. will make yeti bargain prise.
ic‘r'r‘d Q
NORTH. MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
‘ _
‘ Nothingw In the way oi appa‘rei is more satisfactory , ‘ _
to a women than a shapelhaiee fitting Glove. Our . ‘ .
splendid lioclt‘ of Gloves (both kid and fabric). because . .
of the splendid qualities and absolutely perfect (it, is
sure to afford satisf tion to our customers. All the
. favored «styles and olors are Included in an exceed- ‘
111eg wide rlille of the season's neweet and best .
. shades
The Hatch &'
- scorn noswaut. coin.
00m. res. 00-0. use ref.
Lumber and MillWork for Eve
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window dissest even descriptttat. tine. two and three-ply 'i‘ar
flash W01 tl “d gun“. no“.
ileulded codes-flutters. twe sises. . .
“Hecate" Asphalt ration mums. ”WW"! “I“ Build." W
wet-rested. Heir insulation and *‘
War! to rapidly ‘tdpereselae autos . Mrs. w. Etch who has
new ll'rsnlttln school red iron fence Ilillt for the past week. is.
(little Breach men. Knishts or in “out the We mm and
titles. will hold a meeting initial-row MEMO”: ;
Gilli. . _ , million of P
e0 am titties and Mia nelson
Vhiillsrd. of O I street. Illicit! to
llriddeuort with ends last initial. " ,
There will he 0 mastitis oi the
Kill lilil events at which tints
will he an tattle ion and “freshman , .
Q tarnndesa, who has been til i
‘ of weeks of typhoid have
‘ beetssdlly re- 1.. _
it in Ermine
, herd Inns t ‘
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