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EARLY SENTINEL THURSDAY.
'l‘hursday lining Columbus Day, The
Sentinel will he published at noon. iii
ordoJ' tlnti tho otnpluyos may enjoy a
half holiday.
Tho harbor shops nill lteop upon illi-
til llo‘t'lot'lt. this owning. and will be
hosted all day tomorrow.
#m
Knbaooa linrnmpmont. .\'o. it. i. 0.
O. 1“,, will meet on 'l‘huttsday owning
”or this work, l-‘oiiowing tho mot-tint:
.‘Dur llroihora' Lodge. No, iii, l. (l, i).
3 It‘., will hold a rehearsal of the lll'al
degree.
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Edward”Andi-moth of Smith Sll‘t‘t‘i.
was arrested at tho lliillllill‘y Fair lam
week and in the lianluiry rourt i‘ontnl
*‘gullty of intoxit‘alloir lil't'ili‘li of tho
peace and t-at'ryintt oont-oalod “warm:
qua. lip in non Sfiidlitg .l m li't'llt"(‘ o.
‘ “‘tilxty days.
Th’o‘South Ntll'\\iilit \\.‘il(‘l‘ rotnmis
Monet‘s, lltli'itllflt‘ of tho protulonw ol'
glantlors in aonrht hail
faucets plarod on hidtanis llt‘.il' anl»
erlug troughs, and hump ounrts alto
prolér can draw \iatm' iron: the...- tor
their horses.
t'liltW‘, it tit‘
it \vas‘givon out. this illlll‘illilif. that
mono-tout hoard oi till'tiwt‘s ni‘ am-
Soulh.Not-wallt llro il(‘}llll‘llll(‘lil will
not go‘out oi‘ mam ititllil ma will hull
overflitntll Monday. point: to tint tart
that they hate not yrt horn appointed
by the (‘onnt-ii.
The annual lllt‘i'iiliu ot‘ lilt‘ I~‘.li-.\\'orth
liitnuoi‘iztl swam-initial. tt'll‘irh in open
in all ntvinlwrs t‘orut-t-zlrnt
chapters. iiaughtot‘i: of tho iniurlt-nn
lRevolution. will lw hold at tho l'llls‘
worth hotnostt-ad, \\'lnd.-mr. on Mon-
day.f)ciohor iii. ltox luncheon.
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,.- Dancing and prizes at lioion Point 1
Columhna tiny
Engineer St‘ili li. Shore, of lialnt-
. p ’gortli avouuo, Ihtnhury. outplayed on
‘ jibe llitrs of the New York, Now lla‘
.‘ won and liantford railroad lu-tu‘ovn
A Dnnhury and Stamford, has aorarod a
ninety days' leave at ilth‘lli'l', and
will leave in a few days for llnitror.
. 00].. whore ho oxportp to rrtnain ahont
two months.
- At tho meeting at i’. i‘. Lounnhury
image, N. W. 0. l’., Wlilt‘ll wast hold
that droning. arrangements were roar
j dilated for the rominotnoratlon of the
. "tWontr-mwond nanlvorsary or the
lodge at tho tit-xi mooting. At that
than the iodine trill furnish a program
for ontortnianiont and tho annual roll
call will ht» hold.
A now airittjh or the l’vnnaylvania
iron turnout typo was int-nailed at
‘Mondow utroot tt-atorday by a form
" of men itt tho ontploy of tho Contiot'tb
out Company. ’l‘lto new nwiirh iii ti
* grout. intnroVoan-nt and will be apprec-
latod by tho troiloynton, who ltnvo
been troublrd by tho old turnout. 'l‘lw
lynch in at the month end of the dott-
" it}. trtwlm in Mottdow ntroot, nt‘iti‘ the
Jill grounds. ‘
, [beautiful and ottootivo roster. the
orlt oi Mills Ruth lialdwin, orna-
- til
rouipvtitlon \vilh
nonlhwvat,
l‘aoiilc roast.
pit-u. (l()l‘ii. tunplv. sugar. potatoes and
'iOlllK'CU they will admit no nuporloro.
and have unnounrvd 'thoir intentimizyll‘lll lll‘l‘ M‘
of Nilt‘l'llifl lttto the competition fill“
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NEW ENGLAND VERSUS THE 'pi‘ito winning l‘rutt
WEST. illnnlnnd t-‘rnlt Slum hold. in "0M0“
{thi- ti'ooit prt-iioua to tho Now \‘ork
Claims First Place I" AFN“! CW“ Land Show. and iii part varoiully no
glorit-d lt‘ult pitrt‘ltunoti datm‘lall) l'ot'
llll‘ Now Yoi'lt t‘Xhllill.
"'l‘ln' rurn oxhihit will iw mainly
at ilit‘ Flint tarlotiou,ihotai’oritoa
of i\t-\\' htiiuiathi inn-anni- of iiwlt‘
ahart growing tit-anon and torttilntgc ol’
maturiniz. attd n‘iii tm draimwd to
’nhow that attrartit‘t- and “oil uni-
'tnrod rorn run he prodnrnd in Now
England. in addition no uhnil allow
intonation to proro that tho room-d
ro. up to tho prom-at time.
in hold by thornI sumo variation of
Flint corn, grown in New England.
Atnorlrnn Land and irrigation. "Tho potatoes will ho the famous
I'prottliinll to ho hold in Madisondiaino potatora from the Arootttocit
Square Garden November 8 to mirngion. whore tho potato lntluntry h
'l‘hooo prizes are llioiihitlitl dollar nil-' canard a land boom during tho in
ror cup for corn. donated by the inflow yours that has twat prices for
torunttonal Harvester Company ofjliirm land till 10 a it!“ Willi "303°
Antorlrtt; a thousand dollar silt-er rupiohtained for any snrlcultnral lands
for potatuon. donated by Arthur [min the country,
Siliwoll. president ot‘ the Kansas City ' init orchards.
Mexico and Orient Railway; and live the world in attractive upturn
hundred dollars in gold for apples, tic-l tine ullllllli'Jllld randy nio.
natod by Howard Elliott. prealdent oil "Maple sugar" will he obtained
tho Northora- Paritio Railway. front Vermont. Wo proposes to show
"Wt- ottpot‘t." tiara .l. lowla Ella-blue farmers of the south and wont
worth. secretary of tho Stain Board one product in width they cannot
of Agricultuno. “to nhow that New;oompoio with New England. in ad-
lcinrland fruit is second to none in ‘. ditton to those in which we csn oom-
tht- country in attractiveness of an-‘poto with them in yiold per new.
poaranro. and “Hi. in qttttliiy and tin-‘prire received and quality of the pro'
vor. Tho applet; will he in part tho‘dnrt . The tobacco exhibit will show
nits. slit, liiiilllli‘. W
and Potatoes.
lr‘t'tml tho otiiro ol' lllt' Stair llourti
:\i.'l‘lt‘lllllll‘t‘ of kliianarhust‘lta
anuos tho lnlorniallou Hail the Now
Ciltiltliitl Statua llIin' run up thoit‘
inn. and will ontor into agricultural
tho titti'llHVvsi. tho
mldtllo trout and too
0n the aubjoct of at»
llil‘
tho npplo, torn and potato prlxt-it at'
Tlloflt‘ pol Moon lend
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Moat of the ills: oi’ childhood am caution by it sour. dinot‘do
sluggish liver and constipated bowels. They catch cold eonlly.
rrou, iistioiin. irritable, feverish, mutton.
wall and nerd I goalie. though thorough. physio»-
nnuttontlng dono or oil into the little and: already tuck
.muntit. tho desk at the Norwalk hi-
‘Qtt‘oi'y. ’l‘hio calla attention to tho
' ’ 0t entertainments to begin on
author 8th. with an afternoon of
bologna: ‘by Miss Loam Knrr. of
'mek, and to tho little bank for
Eflilvor imitation": Mitts Knrr will
.“The Hook Agent". “A New Finit-
d‘ Tran-tor" and At the Breakfast
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of the. Civic lmngno are
indod that. the next meeting infon' . _
' Boot Maw. a. Carlin. is Wm
Norwuiit. “rho ranort or the
noedloiiit and oid-i’aahionod.
Any child will gladly take
produce the slightest nneuinouttwthouuh olenns‘eu
sweeten: the stomach and path the liver and heroin in n nut-o.
condition. ’ '
Full direction: tor childre
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n and grown-ups in each package.
per box. ’
uni taut. at 3:30 t). in. at this
from tho Now the rat-loan sorts and Linda oi tuharr
an
“in“? mayor and two rottnrilmon, but
i that thero
h ‘ ‘ n will make any of the appointment: at
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”mm ‘ at n '9 r lthoir first morning. which will follow
rod notation.
become
tongue contact. don't out or sloop
hut don't try to form I
ntomuchv-it in cruel.
)Mcal‘oil which not neatly-«never grim or
tho little Otto‘s system,
healthy
Mother: can rut may after giving this tron-
tle. thorough laxative. which cont: only 10 cents
' WE SHALL GIVE INFORMAL
ncerts ..
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AT TI'lIS~ STORE
Every Afternoon This Week
to Inaugurate Our New
Victor Dopartm
Invited ‘
No Cards of Admission Required
‘ M. . ‘STEI'NERT 8. sons co.
16 South Main Street
drown in tho (‘onm-rilrnt vaiit-i “
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Candidatss for Various Posltions in
th. Gltt oi the Republicans.
(in Monday hinht tho now Nil-roam;
rill council will 'u- sworn in for tho;
)t‘nl‘ Mayor Eduard .l. Final-nan and1
Councilman William Thompson arr tho?
only man alto will rrtnln their rhnirs
The now (‘iiiillt‘llillt‘li arr ernon \\'.
lirnwllrt, ll‘Vli'it! it. Read. iloward \‘.
\Voriion. Edward l. tiny! and William
Howard. ‘I‘iu- first four are itrpnhlt
ratio. tho lino in a Democrat. the may-
or and tho rouncllmon reflected are
Democrat». Thus it in soon that the
iwinocratlc party are roproaontod by
t
is it Ropuhiit-nn majority in
tho rounrll.
it in not iiltoly that tho new ronncll
ithat of the old council. on Monday.
that it is likely that will wait a limo.
litinoh intorout in being tniton in the
hunter of tho sppainttnonln in Nor»
walk.
0n excellent autiiorty it won turned
that Chariot! )1. Wood won intro of n
reappointment for the one. of city on—
glnaor todly. and then onto it was
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n: lhiil‘) has hm‘olno unlitt in
this» UMi't‘ and friends are wuriiltn; dill~
tic-titty tor him.
with ilnrihntt. its aim looked upon in-
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this Store Closes at“ 1' p. m. Tombimw;
on Sale Till 1p. in.
TO OR, OW
Ladies’ Silk “689 25c
20 dozen Ladies' SilkHoae. in black only. While the lot lasts, 25c.
250 GlOves 19c
Jtuit till 1 p. in. we will sell our regular 250 Ladies' Gloves at 19c.
50c Flannelette . Skirts 39c 2'
Till closing time you can buy We Skirts tomorrow at 390.
250 Window Shades 19c
Our regular 25c Shades, on sale this day till i p. m.. at 190.
12‘4c Fruit of Loom Muslin 8c yard
Shop during these hours and we. will sell you 12%0 Fruit or the
Loom Muslin at St: yard. 0
25c Boys’ Sweaters l9c
lioys’ Sweaters. illewont style. on sale tomorrow tlll closing time, 190.
, 50c Corsets 390
Our regular 50c Corsets. on sale. The véry beét models, at 39c.
Guaranteed Gloveé at $1
Ladies' and fliissos‘ Kid Gloves. in all colors; every pair is guaran-
teed. On sale at ”.00.
,. $1.39 Shapes 98c
lilack and lllnt- Shapes. this season‘s host Shape. 'I‘lll (‘ltiiillitt time. She
$l.25 Children’s Hats. 98c
ll ion nhop hotoro t-loslng time tomorrow you can lazy $1 2.3 Children's
Huts at 930. ‘
MINTZ’
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trrosshti inls
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The cottmrntloo rounwl plum will:
prol-ahiy ho izlvra to Attornt-l‘ lam that
\15. although his law partner. .i, lie! i
\ortthiy. ray thorn on the manic.
livla‘t‘oti .iosttph .l. (‘ahllL tho pros-9
i'n’. llil'iilnltt-ltl. and t‘hortor J. Ryan. a
prosportlw randldutr for the position.
at Hillt‘l‘illit'lldtriti ot the lite alarm}
ht‘ttitllll. tho rhnnroo are said to hot
about aliltt» for each. Mr. Cnhlll beta ’
strong lmranso of his good Work on
Mr. Ryan lit‘flliirlt.‘ of hiu poiitlrs.
it ht undorntood that in. William J,
Trncoy. present health oilicor. will be
turned down and that lir. Ward‘s.
(irottory will ho given tho oifico.
The onion of city ciorit for which ox-
(‘ounriiman t‘lturlms ll. Diiworth is o
rnudldnto. will no doubt he given him.
This, it hit raid. in already Bottled in
the minds or the new councilman. iti-
though they have made no promises or
pledge»: to anyone.
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route is oalerly awaited.
NTRAL ITRlKERfl
iLLlNOII CI
‘ PAID.
said by authority oi it like worth that.
tho norm of William J. Wood. .lr.. ill
being oonuhiorod with furor“
For. Itreot rommtuioner the condi-
tion remains about tho name And it
look: sit thoutth tho present orientation!
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railroad. warn paid their wages tor
Soptsmber today.‘
Mn. 1“. A. State and non anrin
huvo returned after a several dsys'
visit with Mrs. State's oistor in
to P.
at tho inclining.
850.
but
every little whit. {or I pair of mm
boon. A min: of cheap boot. mm .
Motorola the anathmomzoodm
Fishermen cot Isrvloe. min! and
name gnu-ml when they buy
. ,“Bonton” Hub .‘
'Wil’tlitbiI Boots
“ within:
been bought and M
we hogan to. m
militia“
Witt!
lirooitlyn.
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The matter is of tho groatent lnter- :
out to all Norwaiit ritiuuis and the out .
volcano. on. ll.-'i‘ho tout) mut- .
in; nhopmen formerly-“employed at the »
iiurnsido shops of tho llllnois (‘ontrnl I
H mm to “only mate
otice!
Anyone who has Ra-
zor Coupons to. re-
deem will do well to
do so at once, as we
have but 5 Razors on
hand and no more
will be sold.
Sentinel Razor Coupon
. .No. 147
M“ mow Mama“... . ......
ontcado's lAsIsALt. court". wagers on at. Athletic-Giants' nun.
CHICAGO, Ont. thmAithouxh the with the New York loom tnvorito at
tint but!» for the city title will be it) to it and it) to 8.
fought two mys honoo and tho world's
trunnion-hip ut‘ifl tum but it con-
vie oi days tutor. tow his mum hove" sax FRANCISCO. Oct. li.~—'l‘ubn~
“been reported in the rnrioou'mfllnx lotion or the oomtitationol amendment.
content at Chicago. Never before in election held in this piste. yesterday.
the hintory ot pout' notion struggle. indiritted at 1:30 o‘clock this morning
for bluhnli nttnrentncy hint tho hot-1 that the woman suffrage provinion.
tin; been no light. Thin condition tnl proviouttiy conceded to have noon but.
not thought to be due to a innit oi‘nnmas mnklnsttoiose run. Complete
' Mm among the “fans." howovor, return: from wet precincts out. of 8.-
litti miller hooattae the men who "lottoi 120 in the state intro 00.968 in favor.
o dilution" ow undecided on whichtttildiait against. This shorted such a.
loam to hot in the too series. in both decided cilantro. duo principally to tho
of which the contending. ninoii aro' hark county vote. that tho humanist:
tied.’ Few claimed the smeadment had been corn
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VOTI iN C‘ALWOHNlA.
’ a hot on dither notion hm riea. . ,
‘ ' _ “his door at tint Ctilt‘ittto , ~ m
‘ h Joint J. Militia. that! at. II—
the, hot! ”with:
it.
Norwalk Chronicler