m
Our Candy. ice" Cream and
Bakery products are so
”satisfactory, is because
. u use only the
.5331" . . ..
MATERIALS
1?. A. LANE
at Washington etmt.’
3‘ era. with but
VINQL
modern TONID RECON-
C‘I'IIUO‘I’OII contaillll W nailin-
inai extractives oil‘ru hOod Liv-
to 0! iron. J
cnU by
FE . Mme
._
s”
The
Au
Anderson?! Lunch Works
Launches ad Boats
of all kinds presently built. late
for sale. All kindle! repairing
‘ given special attention.
Oyster ohail Point. Namath
leutb Norwaik
Charles Buck, J r.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address: ‘
51 MAIN 87.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 001: house, 21-3
i
”L 4 m...
_ Mrs. Josephine ' Hyatt. of Count)" i.e(lrand Raymond, of Norwaik, is
street. is the guest of relatives in spending the day in New York city on
business.
Broklyn.
-—Local talent in comedy at Music
Roll, Oct. 20. benefit Of Old Ladles‘
Home. Tickets, 35 cents.
' Clitre'nce Jones, or Cranbury, enjoy-
ed a vacation tram his duties yes-
terday in the Norwaik Auto Supply
Store and spent the day at the Dan-
hury Fair.
~Siiff Hats, $1.50 to S3. O'Brien.
The Temple degree was conferred
at the stated conciuve of Clinton Com-
mandery, No. 3, Knights Templar,:
held last evening in the Masonic
Temple in Wall street. .
:in (.‘omstock iiill avenue.
This is the last day of the Danbury
Fair for this season, and several Noni
walk people have taken the trip and-t
opportunity to see the {air either for
the first or second time this week.
i
wii‘oreuuarter Lamb’, 8c. lisyeal
Narket. '
T. R. Lilly, the real estate agent.
of Seariew avenue. has. sold the pro~i
periy at 31 Cove avenue, East
walk, to F. F. Whitehead. lie has al-
oo disposed of two lots in Gibson Ter-
race. South Norwuik, to Ralph (ire-i
gory. l
is seriously ill at his home and (am
The important feature of proper cor ‘
let fitting receives every attention it.
deserves at the N. iv}. Ryan (io.'s store. ‘
This firm is now showinl late models
in all the well known makes of cor-
sets. just in time for the fail dresa~
making. ‘
W
l
-—Brown Derbies. O'Brien. i
"Uncle': Horace .lobnaon predicts:
one of the longest and coldest little
winters that eter cheered the hearts
of the coal men. A snow fall by ()c-
lober filth and ice on streams by Now
vember 12th is the correct dope, tic-1l
cording to "Uncle Horace.”
MrsS Heath. 0; New Canaan, sponti
the w-eek end with her daughter. .Mrs. I
A. i). McKendry, in hiahwah. N. .i.,
where Mr. and Mrs. George Carter. of
Norwalk, are also guests of Mrs. Mc-
Kendry. Mi. and .Mrs. Carter are male
brating their golden wedding.
~All cuts of Beef ateak the lowest
prices in town. at Hayes' Market.
Mr. Edward Baxter will give piano-
forte iec'iure mcitai at Hillside, Tues-
day evening, October 17, at it o’clock.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its rest.
uiar monthly meeting at the aims
house, tomorrow afternoon. All in
wrestled are invited to attond. Car
leaves Norwaik at 1:“ p. In.
MAKE YOUR aoou NIW.
Mantels. Chairs. Wood-Work and
small rooms can he quickly painted by
any one with a small can or our Home
Finish Domestic Paint. in all colors~~~
if» to 25 cents. Makes all interior
woodwork bright as now.
Get it from (diaries E. Dow. South
Norwaik: l-iubboll I. Sidhiu' Hard-
wnre Company. Not-walk; W. 8. (layer
it sons. Welliport; Northrop Brothers.
Bouihport.
L. d: M. pure paint for houses.
tuai cost $1.th per gallon; .
Write postal for "Money Saver
Price List No. 60." inhuman & Marti-
nez, P. 0. Bonnie New York.
Ac.
‘Thtirsday at the Danbury lair with a
‘ Hardy.
Nor- I
day in ititigeilcld und luwiahoro on
. business.
«3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c. iiayea'
Market.
Work. is moving into her beautii‘ui
1Knishts Templar. held a stated con-
W 1
0081‘ Norwaiiti
Mrs. George 1.. Lockwood, of flora.
mer street. is visibly improved after
her recent illness.
whens Spring Lamb, Rise lb.
Hayes' Market.
m
Miss Elsie Sackmsn has taken a po-
sition in the Water street odice of
Raymond Brothers.
William J. i.e(‘.ount, Jr.. of Cat».
non street, is erecting a one dWeiling
~Umbreilae and Conan. O‘Brien.
James H. Bodient. of Mahonoy, Pa.
is visiting his brother F. H. iletllent.
0! Center avenue for a low days.
\ stated convocation of Butler
(hapter. it A M. will be held at its
rooms, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Charles Lee. of Norwailt. spent
Miss Florence Henry. of Norwalk,
has taken a position with Charles
iiueck, Jr., in his Main street store.
Charles Lee, i-lr.. of Merwin street.
iiy and friends are anxious over his
condition 3
Joseph Cornell. of Franco street, the
well known tree warden. spent yestervt
.‘l-iss inez Daniela, the popular clerk
in the oiilce of the selectmen. spout
)‘0ri9riiliy afternoon in New York city
on business.
kits. Fauniel. Deapard, of New
residents at 'l‘okoneke. when she will
sptnd tivo fail months.
Tito Norwaik Bird Club will hold
a meeting on Monday evening at 8
o‘clock at the residence of itliaa Jen-
nings, at it! West street.
The Clinton Commandos-y. No. I.
claim last evening in the fluorite
Temple building in Wall emit.
Miss Alice Hauxb. of New York.
intent infirm-rind spent yesterday with
her family in Merwln street.
3
; Open a’
|Bank Account
”South Norwailt
Trust Co.
onts‘rmam «as at mnafi
tee .
- without results.
where she in a graduate nurse in the,
., , with , .‘
. ' i The ,
«t-
" «t-
__ q.”
‘iboymhemahatolrn bullet,
. pinball he motile will one“
usdaranyurvicaho healmhem.
No mm lot himi He
buys the
because they are made bythe Boston Rubber
Shoe Company. which very iikei
father' s boots, and his lather at
For 58 years this coupon has been Illk~
in; ilshermen's boots. as their reputation
for service has been handed down from
lather to son.
Buy the Boston Warrior Boots. which dsher-
men have found they can always depend on.
Look hr the Hub Trade-leek
scuoonsas wsscaso m~ oALa
ST. PIERRE Miqueion Oct 7. ——-Un
table to weather a terrific. gale which Will Turn ”I N'" daturday "'9'"
raged off this port for several days,
the schoonera Xenophone and Advert-
lure were abandoned today
and all to float them were
The crews wore.
brought to St. Pierre. and will be sent
to st. Main. France.
effmts
.— ._——.._.
ADDITION TO YALE ATHLETIC
FIELD.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7.--Work is to
begin immediately on tho thirty-two
stereo of the new addition to the Yale
athletic field. Which has been bought
for $50,000. ily next year two or three
football aridirons and several baseball
diamonds will be in use. The new
field will be for the free use of the
students and no sale money will be
charged for any athletic contests.
Both 1 Department
nude his
er'a, too.
it appears on all our boots
and shoes
FIREMEN‘ vote To, eaaaoe.
m
~ ‘ “Mikhail Ilia at St.
and Also Columbus Day.
The meeting of the Norwaik Fire:
last
the owning night of the human a fair
The apparatus villi be In the pa
of the drained from the armory to
William H. Earle’s midence in East
atenue
it Will! also voted to turn out with
the apparatus on October ilth in the
(‘oiumbus Day parade. i
tho (inicers' Association held a short
Iluslncu session. The meeting tran-
sacted routine business and endorsed
the name of Joseph J. (lahiIi for a
reappointment as superintendent of
the Fire Alarm system.
can—~-
Advertiaa your wants in The Sentinel
-~BUY ~—
550
quart:
MONTAUK ILUEB, WEAKO. BEA
BASS. .NAPPER BLUES. HALIIUT.
STEAK COD, HANK, IOP‘T ORA...
ROUND AND LONG CLANO.
Compo iii.
Oysters
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
TILIPHONI 1“
FRI! OILIVIHV.
59.1.! Underwear
for Women and
Children
'l'I-Il FOIIU‘I‘ MILLO KNIT
UNDIRWIAI for Women and
children is the beat that we
know of and we have nined ex-
clusive sale of it (or the City of
South Norwaiit. .
Medium weight Cotton Vests.
ion; and short sleeves. also low
neck and no sleeve» Tights.
knee and ankle length. regular
size. 50o; extra size, no. ,
Heavy Fieeced Cotton Vesta
and Tights. 50o.
Union Bolts, same quality. .1.
Medium weixht Silk and Wool
Vesta and ’i‘ishts. 01.00.
Indium weiaht Wool
and Tights, m. ,
Heavy weight Wool Vests and
Tightl. ”by 01.” and 01.”.
Children‘s medium. weight
White Cotton Vests and Pants,
a.
Heavy fleece lined Cotton
Vests and Pants. the.
onion Bolts of some dnaiiil.
600.
Heavy Wool Vesta and Pants,
lice.
Union sults'of some quality.
_ 01.00.
Children's sleeping Garments,
bleached, fleece lined. ops.
noys' fleece lined Shirts and
Pants, grey, lle.
Vests
’lt May Be Your
Misfortune
tto have to wear a plate, but there is
no reams why \ou cannot have the
aood fortune to possess one that fits
well and gives satisfactory service.
No thi persons hate the lame shaped
mouth but with my wide experience
and knowledge of the mechanical
principles intoltod in the making of
Is rfect donturo I an able to pro-
.dhee results under dltlicult and porn-
gllar mndillons if your plate drops
tor irritates \OIII‘ mouth let me show
you what the trouble Is.
lDr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South Main St. South Norwall
Hours: 0 a. in. to I p. to. Bon-
days by appointment only.
The Harvest festival occasion no
cassitates having on hand some excel.
lent. pure. AI WHIOKIII, wmaa,
In“ Permit Is to supply you with
the requisites and your anal: will be
a delilhti‘uliy pleasurable one.
Our prices are taoat mambh‘m
,moflpmfldmmlsn
WflidiIWlibbfluflf
was on
Following the department meetlnaymm
eVoning voted to (x
tosseia. heavily loaded with nah. wont send out the otuuratua of the entire‘ “a received on ‘ novice m the 9nd
Marlboro at the entrance of this harbor. department on next Saturday night, of the same year She made her WW
illitillil Iiiiiw
Frames' hospital on Monday. October
2d. spent thirty~llx years in the 0r»
tier of Mercy.
and where her name will long be
throughout the diocese for their lento!
and generous support of every Oath."
oiic undertaking.
sisters likewise consecrated their
lives to the cause of religion. One
brother. Michael Harding, lives in.
in ”with?!” minutes or Oce-
t r V
ING SENTINEL
iii IIii Slili
Mmsr 38 Years of
lettuce Ill Order of Mercy
Sister Mary Lee, who died at at.
She was a native of
ilrnnford. where she is remembered
revered. flhe was a member of the
Hardin; family who are known
it was while work-
ing for the church that her father
met his untimely death. Two of her
ilranford. Jilster boo. after stuinngj
the rudiments in the iIOhOIIiB in Bran-
ford. spent some time at the Academy
of Notre Dame, Waterbury. latter on[
she want to Mount st. Joseph Semi-i
nary. Hartford, where she completed;
her studies and graduated with dis-r
tinction She entered St Joseph 3‘
oment in the spring of 1875 and
ifennion Jaotnry lot 1878. after which
‘she spent some time at St i’eteraf
Convent, this city. She was theui
transferred to St. John‘s school, Siam-i
ford. where she taught for eleven;
years. She was then promoted to the;
post of auperlorcsn of St.
Patrick‘s l
Sb‘e consequently
the same post successively air-r“
Thomponville. St. Auguttnes Villa.‘
i
convent, Norwich.
West Hartford. and Stafford Springs
. Sister boo was esteemed us a religious
got great faith and one who strove to.
fashion its whole life according to:
its principles and inspirations. The;
painful illness ohlth resulted in her'
death was borne with (‘bristian for
tiiude. fine waited calmly, almost?
impatiently for the approaching end
The consciousness of a life well spent.
seemed to rob the grave of all its tor-5
rurs. She longed to be dissolved nndi
be with f'brist Her life was cdify-
ins and she leaves behind her the!
fragrance of many virtues and rsrei
unctliy.
The Holy Name Society of New!
Britain has delegated the Rev. John;
1‘. Winters to represent it at the great:
national tmion to be held in Haiti-f
more the week after next. The Holy.
Name demon-tumor: will be allied,
with the golden jubilee festivities of?
t‘ardinai Gibbons. and those who are;
sent to Baltimore. as delegates wliii
be especially favored. .
A large number of missions are
going on in the diocese at the present:
time. in the parishes of the blunt
preachers of different tongues have
been at work and in ovary instance
there has been an encouraging no
spouse on the part of the hills This
Week missions are being touduttod at
thchfleitl, Saybrook. Wethorsfieid
Jewett City. Rev. Father McClenn of
Milford is conducting the mission at'
Blybrook.
The Rev. P. W. O'Brien. who (“"1
tinauisbed himself for bravery and
general helpfulness at the Austin dia-
aster, is u native of this state. He;
was till ordination a member of the
Chester pariah. The New York Sum
npcalts as follows of him: “The Reta;
Father I’. W. (l’llricn run into the
street when he saw the tossing pulp
wood bearing down upon him. lie
aained the bill. but he saw his bones
swirlml 150 feet dow stream and
brushed against the hill. it was out
very substantial when it came to roam
but the priest look In many who were
without places of refuse: He said
mass this morning in a home on a“
hill where lull men and women camel
in the dawn to anther about hIiIi." Thoi
church of ill. Auguatiaa. oi ivhloht
Father O'Brien was rector, was com-
pletely demolished. Bo were the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
and a meeting place of the Holy Rol‘
ion." In a later account the Sun‘
notes that a souvenir pond stole the1
hands of the rectory clock. i
The second volume of Judae Daniel
J. Donahuo's ”Early Christian
Hymns" will be ready for distribution
on the fifteenth of the present month.
The author is his own publisher.
Judge Donahue la a poet and he
revels in the line thoughts so strik-
insly oryataliaed in the hymns of the
Catholic church. As spiritual read-
ing this book of hymns is Worthy of a
‘oonspicuous place among the first or
our ascetical The translator
has labored ‘Ioientlonaly to
interpret these mas and the
licenses whir' hull attended his shorts
in Willow of fill“ Ill hill! OW’
MWMMW. hill!)
inlet and organized. They then reap
’was taken it was to Monday.
tor one may do so.
uncalled for at the Iouowing peat on~
.cea for the current ween.
Select Groceries
Teas, Coffees, Butter, Eggs,
' Wines and Liquors ‘
.29.; i Grandma a Pancake Flour, new.10c
.25.): Fresh, Crisp Ginger Snaps, lb...7c
Nabiscos, Red Graham, or 80- [Marsh's iiutter ill-end ........ lac
ciai To“, pkg. , ............ 8c 1 Fancy large Pineapples, each...10c
13 lbs Granulated Sugar. ‘1-00l 3 lbs. Yule Toast or Soda Crack-
Very ilest ( reumery ilutter ib. 33c! 9"“ ------------------------ 250
'Hest. N Y State Cheese, p,” 2°°i .l lbs. New Whole Grain illc..e 2&0
Maud S. Flour, per bag ....... 79¢} Armour" a Star Hams, lb. ...... 180i
Armour's Breakfast ilucon, ib...19c
All tin Leading Brands Wines, Whiaklea. Bottled Ales, Beers and "
Mineral Waters
A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
03 A 85 WASHINGTON 8T. Pith. “0 SOUTH NORWALK
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk...
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk. ..
I
~--—-—— W...”
See the Moyer Car
Automobile Building, Daubury Fair
and convince yourself that "The blower see of the Mayor car, the
liloyer want to own one."
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 6814! NORWALK. CONN. I
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the AdzP Store
VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound .. ................................... 32c
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES, a peck. ..... . ............ 80o
§AAP FLOUR, mil/avowed bag ......................... . .............. lilo
ZAAP FLOUR, I barrel. ....... .. .......................... I. ....... $6.30
The Great A&P Tea Company
I” WAIHINOTON .13. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. cos. Deliveries use a. m. and 2:30 a to. rats nthvanv.
FANCY POTATOEI, PECK ....... . ........................ ”a
FANCY SWEET POTATOIO. PECK . ........... ”a
\ ,
3 pks. Grandma‘s Pancake Flourzsc .3 pkgs. l’ost Toasties for ..... 25c
ll pkgs. l-lecker's (‘reatn Oat- jt‘l burs llabbet‘a Naphtha
meal ....................... 25c! Soup for ................. 251:
3 pkgs. White Rose ()ntmenl..25c47 lbs. Laundry Starch for...25l
ti lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c 6 bars Ozone Soap .......... 25o
SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD'S TIP TOP BREAD.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
22 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 8334
TOWN COUNSEL APPOINTMENT.
..... .. ......;;; w... a... .The Celebrated $3.50
ter Next Monday.
Thursday the selectmen of the town
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call at our store and examine the.
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.‘
DRUGOIITI
I North Main It. Io. Namath
Born...- on not?
The Century Compound r,
OTOPI ALL LIAKI
Clo A GALLON “a A GALLON
pointed the clerk of tile board. Miss
lass P. Daniels. When adieurnment
At this
*me it is expected that the appoint
ent of the town engineer and counsel
will be made.
iloula Buldsohmidt. of the former
firm of Warner and (loldschmidt. who
is the present town counsel. is expect—
lna a tie-appointment. and it is said
that lit least. one member of the board
famra him for the position. and anoth.
Other attorneys in
the City of Norwalk would like the pt»
aliion.
The situation regarding the ensi-
necr. which was explained in last out
nins‘s Sentinel. is unchanged.
ADVIR'I’iIID LITTIII.
Below is a list of letter! remaining
We guarantee the weather wear at
our Compound for three yeari. Wren
for estimates. Corrapoodenca m,
ital.
Century Rooting Co., Inc.
08 gluten It. lentil Nomi!
tooth Nemlk.
Miss Cornelia Abernetby.
Miss May Anderson.
kit’s. May Arriahi.
(‘liflord C. Benedict.
Ernest. it Reed 8t. -
Miss it"raucoa tl. Farley.
Caterina Feoil. ' N ' a'm
Julius (lancy. C‘ty anon
3- F. “0W3“ TIANIAOTI A OINIIAL IA I."
Mrs. M. liuat. illil Ward at.
Mr. said Mrs. Hugo Lieber.
DUNN.” AND DIVING IV
FACILITY OONIIITIN
WITH ”ONO
” _
Ml". Cir”. ll. “00": IANKINO
Ilariannina Romana. m...-
B. Shusrtman, care Gordon, 12 Capital ourpIua and m
Fort St. WM “I?”‘
John Sena. """'“ ,
nu. Lulu mumbled. m. "m" M" u m " W "9'"
an“ Annie mm. Jagmnnnkxmasn.m
3"“ P‘ “m”. st. coown. I.” _ watchmen it. licwaa. lad
a cannon. want- ADIWlLI. .,
~. in maths
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