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MISS IIiIiIIIi Biiiliiti
a Sill iini’s
AllilNllliSilllllli
.EXIEWMIUN lama.l‘;".:r:::.:f‘it'
, Episcopal church. despi
favorable weather oi
The bride was M’
Harris. daugbtfiT
George w. n"
and “Ir triersiifield 8! Son Co.
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Evening in Trinity Church
One of the prettiest of the outlaw
Merchants’ and Manufacturers
Association Hears Mr.
Soarles Talk
Kimj‘ha, 122 Water at.
IIIIAIIIMIE PIAII tilting...) W _ m
WAn Opportunity
, to get a new droom house, oiled
floors. all modern improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
2500; terms; immediate posses-
siou. Farm, 8 acres. good ti-room
house. burn, poultry houses. fruit;
‘2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
cblingc for home in town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Havilond Block
Phone 4144. South Norwnik.
PRIIMIIIEIII [initiative
Wot.
SCHOOL Snoss
our lines are now complete
Cramer’s
Educator’s
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
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\Theee are the best known of
- our Children’s Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.
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EVERY MAN'S BIRTHPLACE.
Many writers aim: the praises of
the place of their birth. Sumo, how
ever, manifest no affection of that
I kind.
llomor. having. been born in seven
cities, could not be exported to love
them all.
Longfellow sings sweetly of Pt)”:
land and bearing woods. Hawthorne
is silent about sulem.
Byron. usually mlsuntbropir. sans!
the praises of foreign lands. but who
inclined to be cynical about his own.
Wendell Phillips loved Boston and
said so in expressive terms.
Shakespeare loved Strntford well
enough to go back there when he not
rich. build a fine house and livd like a
lord. although he had to leave there
i'cnrs before for door stealing.
Now that it is proposed to buy the
Grover Cleveland birthplace ni (laid-
well, N. .l._ and establish therein a
permanent memorial to him, some por-
tit)“ starts the rumor that (‘lcroland
did not like t‘aldwellmiu fact, had it
grudgi- against it.
lint Mrs, (‘lorelnnd does not support
that rumor. nor does a letter written
in 1884. by the tbs-n tim‘ernor (flavo-
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Tel. 8834
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“Mayfair” Shoes.
0 'iy say that the spot is dear to me.
For Ladies
.nu the place of his birth lilotiid be
in all leathers, on the latest "Hubble" dear to every man.”»iiosion Globe.
last. at
.imvers that their love endures!
"" MAX LEVY ”‘“'.Now. whatever dark may come.
in wasnmorou ITIIIT eniool i :33; "9'0" a“: mum txffifmfl”
scum nonwnuc 0 "my
Celia. let me ides your lip-«i
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What though love. require no tust‘.
in thin rose-time uftcr rain.
Let me touch your hand nunlnm
Itiinre caressing rounnnrou
Until down shall be as blue
All the little veins of you
At the temple and the breast.
.~Wltter Bynoor. tuiiumpton's Maga-
zine. ‘ ’
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n in Doubt
«—mnm
. ROGER-LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
. CIGARS
Rf]. REYNOLDS. Mir.
Home women forget that whim the
hair in rnreieeil. it in prettier. As a
:rule. they want‘o tighten it up. and
2too much fun molten them artificial.
A woman‘a crowning itiory donnn't
always look well in braids. although
'ehe may think so.
I An indinnn inventor has equipped a
‘step ladder with folding hand rails to
”a" make its use tells hazardous.
fl .
insure Your a... of Mind
”felt! even a little tell 'from every peyenvelope for deposit in
a. South Norwa‘ik Savings Bank .1
end eveld the embarrassment of hen-owing money, when unexpeeted I
expenses some.)
.‘K boiler-diam an Account.
"MRS. H. ii. iii IIAIiiIIlII
Pretty Autumn Wedding Last
nboyo inst
land, in which he says, "i can sincere)
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0 u. m.—~lrresular
id It the opening of
rkei today. Movements
, stocks for the most part.
wnwnrdo. United States Steel
f . ed unchanged on a sole of 3.000
‘ bares. but soon fell off 5-8. Western
Maryland lost a point and Kansas
City Southern =34. Anaconda advanced
a point.
' WALL S’I’REE'i‘. it :i. m.»~«Al'lcr de~
yeloping a generally heavy tone and
establishinglossos of 1-2 in Union Pa»
riiir and Reading and Hi in ti. 8.
Steel. the market ruiilcd briskly. ll.
8. Stool returned to near yostt-rtlny‘n
closing lcrol anti Reading and ilniun
Pacific frnct'ionnliy above. Loliigh
Valley was also marked up a point
night. Continued selling
of the American Tobacco Bonds, which
wont down but for the Fetus and 1-8
for the Slave, encouraged short soli-
Inn by the professimtnis. Henry liqui-
dation of Aniorimit (‘otton Oil de'
pressed it 1! 1.2 on reports that the
dividend on the «:mumon lilot‘k was not
being named.
W ALI. STREET, Noon-Jilin tone of
the stock mnritot was irregular and till-
cm-taln throughout the mention. Some
of Illa intlustriais showed ilrintloen. bill
the railroad Ilhl no a whole was uir
steady. mropt for the cooler». i’rosr-
more amino! 1:. H, film-i was nulliticotr
rilllt'lliitlfi. and there was further liqui-
dation of spurulatiw hoidlnuu of Amer
It'nn Tobacco (“umpitny Sorttrilios.
' Tilt' rwruwri in prices \\'IlIi‘Ii not In
toward the rinse oi tlw first hour was
(:lld‘lit‘li l’urtbor before there was nuiv
flt'iout i'uulimne. to cause a iiulbarit.
.'l‘rudcia operating on the long sldu of
Ithc market wurc vtlrnuruuud by the
resistance in tho pros-sure shown by
the coal nim'hn.
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{nozzle
-0.-. .. Magnum
8 BABE
NEW \‘tlltK. (lct. ins-AWitbont call-
in}: a trillion. the deft-use in the trial
or the salmon bread) of promise suit
brought by ltussull (l. Griswold
nitillliet Mina Helen Woodruif Smith.
allowed the Child to so to the Jury t0-
dny upon the story told by Griswold
himself on the stand. The plaintiff
called but one other witness at the
Mary Barrett. a dtiniPIlIt" employed by
Nina Smith. who teetltted that (tries
wold had been seen frequently about
the Smith home. Reflecting ln hill
appearance tln- drab weather outside.
Russell ti. Griswold took the stand
and concluded his cross-examini-titm,
A crowd (but unneeded those of the
previous two days autixiit entrance to
the courtroom and till‘ Jury lint! dim~
cuity in getting inside.
Mine Hmllli's cuunwl salted tirin-
woid the name of the woman who paid
his board for two Weeks oi the Hole-
wure Water (lap. "Silo to hire. Crow.
of liownylon. Conn.” the plaintiff to
Ipllod. "Site in a friends of the fam-
ily and has ulwnye been it sort of
mother to me, The money we. re-
paid to her by my mother.“
tirlewold'u reference to Mrs. tiraw
in n “sort of mother to me." provoked
Minn Smith to merrlmenl that border-
ed on hyaterlre.
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JUOT NATURAL.
"There." cried Jonathan to it new-
ly-urrlvod lrlehmnn. as he waved his
hand in» the direction of the Home-
:aboo fails. at Niagara; "there now.
isn't it wdudorfuii”
"Wonderful? What's
about that?"
"Why. to our all that water come
[Iiiilltitll‘illiz over those rocka."
“Faith then to tell ye the hottest
. truth.“ was the response. "0i tutti't m
lanythlug so wonderful about, that.
What In iblr to provint it from comin'
over?"~—»Houeehoeper.
wonderful
"Your daughter says she will merry
me or nobody," sold Huron ll‘tlcuh
defiantly. ‘
"You," replied Mr. (.‘umrox with
slight Irritation: “and i reckon she's
going to do both."
Lawyer » Where did he ides you?
Site-MOu the mouth. sir.
Lawyer» Oh. no. Where were you?
, sown his arms.
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NORWALK’S LEADING
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
DRY GOODS STORE
THE FIRST‘DAY OF
Fur Season
2
OUR
.Friday, October 20th
To mark the beginning of our Fur Sea-
son, we will make a special showing on
that date, to which the public is very
cordially invited.
A representative of the famous firm of
Lehrburger & Asher will be
assist in making. this first
QUR I
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present to
showing of
MMEN SE STOCK OF
S‘
attractive, and every effort will be made
to please and interest all who take the
opportunity to enjOy. the display. The
showing will include
5“
FUR \
COATS
of Caracul,
Hudson Seal,
’Pony
end
Sable
Squirrel
scours s.
Mole. Hudson Seal.
Marmot. block mun
, (Skunk)
French seal. Pointed Fox. Persian.
Skunk Raccoon. Cor-
Wolf. and Australian
.t
FUR
MUF F S
of Block Fox. Mink.
Natural Raccoon.
Beaver. block
Lynx. French Seal,
Black Raccoon.
ecul. Japanese Mink.
» Black Wolf. Blue
Opposeum
need by everyone to celebrate the
'etart of Mr. and Mrs. Krone for their
Attractive Wedding in Wilton Yester- trill. .
day Afternoon. i later at number of their Mend:
The moat attractive fell wedding in authored and took the train to South
Wilton gm. yoar w“ eolemnlzod 3.9.. Norwelit. Here the couple were
totally afternoon when lleiioy Evens. ”WIN and NW“ “III’WON‘I WI") “‘9
non of David Evans. come to h“, tiltlll weddinx followings. ere they
former borne and tacit for his bride “0““ hoerd II” mi“ end “”9"
Mine inhuman Borneo. The core Mr. endure. liven- will tulle nehort
many we“ performed ‘t the hDMO of trip end WI“ {Glam '0 "I“. m N"
Mr. and turn. r. o. Benedict at mulch. N- Ya when Mr. I"!!! '9 In
o'clock by Rev. Rufus Underwood. ”WM“
pastor of the Wilton Congregational .Mifi EVEM’ brother ”with"! mar»
church. .rled a Wilton young lady and they.
The wedding was attended by nhoat 100' "V" “1 Nynok. N~ Y-
twlentybiivo relatives and friend: of “WM““W‘M‘”
the couple and was a very pretty af~ "GOND‘HAND'
fair. The house was bodechod with Dan Cupid. being very sick.
autumn leaves and chryaenthemume Ann nevor known to mini; 3 trick.
and looked handsome In Its array. Now manages, prey understand.
The marriage ceremony was perform- A shop for love at second-hand.
ind under an arch of autumn leaves.
and the pinata ring service was (am He has a line of damaged hearts.
ploytid. 'And an array of allotment arts,
The maple were unattended. The A goodly lot of hopeful smiles.
bride worn a gown of white hetlete And ev'ry sort of faded wiles.
and oerrrled a ehovter bouquet of
white oliryeonthemumll.
EVANS-IERGIN.
Ho‘s doing very well indeed,
.7; weddingvreo’ , to the fluent For he suppliers n tom-feline“:
bled guests m eh following the iiielteve me' there's at great demand
nuptial: end the young couple were For lore. e‘en theuiit oi: "conditional
showered with ;ouomtuietione. AU. «Town Topics.
they left the house to steel mm the W . ' - ,
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I EXPERT more OPINION.
may Plan Had Really Been Mode to ,
Ilovv Up Southern Pacific Bridge.
RAN FItANt‘li-ltlt‘), Oct. lN.~~(2etiriu~
W. tune. on expert on expionivea. mu»
played by the Southern i'i‘t'lni‘ tinti-
roed to investigate the alleged utterly-5
to dynamite the El Caption roe toot
bridge. iwentydlve miles from some
ilerlinru. over which President 'i‘nft'li
train zoned last Monday mornlnlt. mo
'proanod the opinion here today that
the 25 atlrkn of dynamite found be-
neath the bridge had been plnrcd
there before the president's trnln pone»
ed. and plans really had been mule to
blow up the structure.
"it was while the man was ndiusb
ing the second charge of dynamite."
said Mr. Intro. "that the Mexican
bridge walker, lumen. discovered end
fired upon him. The man ran it id is it
Willi dark. no good description of him
could be gluon. “
"it was not until later in tile‘diy
that section Foreman ill-own discovei
ed the presence of the one All 2;
adults of dynamite with the use an
inched. There was not. wmolent'em
pioaive plated in completely wreck the
ntrltcttire. but from whnt l ohneivol.
it was clearly the uteri of an export."
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lililllll raisovrsw -o
TlilEii Til aviator
i WILLIMANTIC, 0m. 18.—»A guard
hatched Arthur i’ayette in bid cell in '
the lockup all last night lest the pris-
oner should nguln try to take his life
on he did yesterday. Payette Was tui-
ly recovered from his experience to-
day, but he had remarked that he
wanted to die, so the idea was outer-
tained that he would try suicide again.
In court he was held in $500 for the
criminal side of the Superior Court.
which will not meet llntil March. As
no bundsmcn could be obtained, Pay.
ette was sent over to the jail in Brook-
lyn and word was also sent that the
Jail officers should keep their eye on
him.
NEW LIQUOR PROSE-
CUTOR.
Edward J. Konealy, a non of illicit-
uel Kenoaly and member of the llrm
Walsh 8: Kenenly, was yesterday ap-
polnbcd liquor prosecutor for Stum-
ford by the County Commissioners.
Mr. Kruenly was graduated from Yale
Law school in June. lie has been
‘pi'actistng law here since his admis-
STAMFORD’S
.slon to the bar.
A Russian company is planning to
link Berlin and St. Petersburg by di-
rect telephone.
My.
Money well invested——
.ment in The Sentinel.
an Advertise-
ISpecial for Thursday
New Bedford
Escallops 40c quart
Homer S. Beers & Co
22 W. WASHINGTON 3T.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
18 MA!" 81'» NORWALK
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awaits the shopper whose time is lim-
ited. but whose knowledge of
wants are accurate. especially whur
Clothing in what is needed. He'll saw
time, patience and shoe leather by
coming here and finding the wry
tiling he’s wishing for. This IIilt‘
our specialty, and our splmtdid stark
stands for our years of experience in
knowing how to bu). t‘muv and w u-
ootntéb‘s $7 a no
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Iiiti
is
PHONE 336-5.
;? Henry Wilkens'
While out shopping. why not
drop in and try sumo of our
Fresh-made (‘nntiy and ice
t‘roain.
we also alvo special attention
3 to domes and onlortainnwnle.
.mww-umwA mw'e M“.W—.
“Wear a Benjamin”
Wilrtlu r ll be an llvurronl or ‘
it Still. the name nimlmiltrn lilo
IiIlIif'M lif‘itd“ t‘Inthpp “or.
ititiilln that t'lliliiiltlt' the mold
advanced development of tailor»
inn tiltill, with the rhulrcnl full-
rirs oi Enalish and American
loomn.
timiinmln finite and (Warrants
from ...... . ..... .'. 418.00 up
Joseph Davis
mm W or. when.
Norwalk Chronicler