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QFLA. LANE.
Hurry Snlilln new a deer in Scrib-
ner's lone. Saturduy evening.
Mrs. A. B. Gorhdm, of Wilton. spent
Saturday in Norwalk on business.
nines O'Donnell of Cannon Station,
W‘Saturday in Norwalk on ’bual-
nose
The Ladies Aid Society of the West
Norwalk U n chapel held a very
successiul fair and supper, Friday eve-
hing.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
801 Companions of the Forest will
meet tomorrow evening for regular
business.
Lady Washington budge. No. 21.
Shepherds oi Bethlehem. will moot1
tonight in the Wall street quarters for
regular husinesg... 1.... {Mi
Our Brothers Lodged“. 11.0.0
F. will meet tonight in the Wall
street (runners.- The first deme-
will he exemplified. '
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my:
Christmas, which this your come
on Wednesday. is less than. seven
weeks away, and already there is
talk 0: holldny sales.
‘
Mrs. Willard Wadhanui and son,
willie. oi Br-ldgeport spent the Sub-
bath with Mr. and MN. Josith G. are»
gory, of Main street.
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. Mrs. William H. 'Byington, ”Mine
Eloise Byington and Miss Mary Betta
0‘;‘._ York city on business.
Washington Chapter, No 24 R. A,
M will hold it stated connection 011
Wednesday evening in Vthe Masonic
Temple in Well street.
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'Wclcome Stronger Lodge. No. 364,
Song of St. George will hold a regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening-tor
regular weekly business.
Catholic Union Council. No. 46.
Mitotic Clubhouse on Todd” even-
ing for resulor vbuoioesn.
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The Sixth Company. 0. A. 0.. C. N.
0., will moot tomorrow limit for the
weekly drill. A bulldogs routing will
also be held at thin lime. ‘
durum: «Society. No. m. or Nor-
wulk. will hold the monthly meeting
on Monday would: tor rolulor buli-
new and o. mini evening.
Pout Master General 1:10:31:an
office buildings thromflllt tho
, thirty am out of respect iior tho
, dead viceprealdent 1.
Wm
Borne oi the dry woiio m ink-
i
residence to be erected at Tokeneke
be at ,
modern English architecture. oi! wood. -
lines Vesta. is enclosed.
ranged for two families. with nine CI
oi *Norwslk, spent Saturday in New‘
Knights at Columbus will meet in the .v *‘
issued an order that all lion Bil Not .
United Staten be It not mot on , ‘
at all kiddo MM bulli- mo
tor onto.
rim Mimi-
INORWALK CONTRACTING Nores.‘ ‘
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(The Commercial Record.) .
Another Takcneke .fieoldence.
Architect A. N. Padddoclt is com.
plating the plans for . another line
for M. D. Randall. It will
with tit-hatched root afloat and a wad
terrace. The house will contain 20
rooms. with live baths. Ererymodern
convenience will be provided. includw
lug steam heat and electric lights. The
cost will- be in the neighborhood or
$16,000.
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- Bell Island Hooldenoe.
Nuns have been made by Archi-
tect Henry C.’ Pittman ‘1,l23 Brandi
way, New York. tor a new reoldcnce
at Belle Island nor Harlan P. wright, :
bewabout
of M'w Yorkie “vault :nge
:85, 000 ;.
. Home on Burbank Street.
The frame house which is being
erected on Burbank street for The-
rooms for each. and improvements.
Stephen Mutusa has the contract.
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Rniiroad Avenue Garage.
H Marina hail taken the contract :2
to build the garage on Railroad ave- I:
one for Stephen Newark. The build
in: will be of brick, with the usual
arrangement.
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lmpmvomcntl at Judith Island.
Thomasll‘orsyth. or hairline, hue
taken the contract for making the ex
tenoive changes to the house at Ju~
dith Island li‘or John McMullen. The
cost will be about 35,000.
Will éulld Forage.
H. W. Mather has taken the con-
tract for building a sci-age at Toke-
neke for Ardiiitect Edward T. Kins.
of New York.
wood. with on exterior oi stuoo. conu
crate flour and electric lights.
ONE ON THE V‘MEN.
Mr. Potion—4 see where a western
no'tnon in heaven. .
Mrs. modem—Oi course not. All the
men will went. to palm oil to the
melting room.
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too expensive one A Sentinel WW
“7. “a “n it.
lklodo a Molded 1 .
. :valne of every dollar you spend.
w :Stiits and Overc0a‘ts $10 8: $
n will be ar- 13
It will be built of.
Dreamer dooloruLtliotthm will he . .. .
whom in m mourn lrowo K
up to our :3; suite and Overcasts, you'll find loo cent: the
We especielly call your attention to
At than populnr prices yOu’l find the widest variety oi ,. ,
ofebrlce, putterus and styles-Tend. as you compare these offer-
the ordinary $r3. so to 830.00 goods.
You'll also find here everything in Men' 3 and Young
; Men’ 3 apparel for winter weather at very close price.
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FLATFIBH. 5 lb... 25:, not amour CUTTERFISHWB lb... 25c, not
dos-sod; LiNG. 8 lb!" 256. not Mod. TEN OTHER VARlETIES.
OPENED GOSLING CLAMS, COMPO MILL POND OYS‘l’ERfi, ROUND
VCLAMQ, LITTLE HICKS. HARD GRABS. 25o DOZEN,
utbill’s Bridge Flsll
LTELEPi'lONI 10.. “FREE "LIVIIY.
Salesmanship in Day and
Evening SChodl :
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk‘ Stamford Port Chester
room it: prudent. podium sud placed
. Wt 300 loot wentworu within the
out few months. it in rumored about
the rum-cad center at Sausotuck. to- ,
'oy. The union for this, it is said.
re moiuly because or the changes no ..
:oomoonyinx the electrification of the f'
road and Wheel theiact that it‘ 3
‘ is a probability thnt‘the New Huron .
grain-odd will be compelled to shift the I"
‘ positions oi. its crossovers. ..
“beenzprsdiooed bolero that‘ths station --
would he removedi'or the latter roe II
. m, but plans or changes owing to :j ,,
* the alectriiiéotioa process is now be ~-
‘ 3mg the bridge.
II mo.
. in; prepared and it is said to he ex-
tremely likely and in tact almost a
1 ‘ certainly that the company will seize
‘ 3, this opportunity to remove the our ,
‘ tlon here its present location.
it: it is now. trains going eastward I1
dud stopping at the local station are ..
said to have theirrorwurd end for ~
‘ = out on the drawbridze when waiting I:
- where iorpusoengers.
’ » appliedto the rails in startinnthe ;;
entice. is said to be slowly weaken --
and the pounding 2'
, daily received will eventually result in “
its being thrown out of commission, .
L it is claimed. .
‘ The stand! tower will. 0! course. ,j
be moved if the railroad station is 2.
on: treated, and bolero many days
‘ have posited the station is expected to ,
mount a diflorentoppearunce.
The uprights tor the electric system
are now being placed in positiOn and
entire ohiect otjinte‘reet to those
who have occeaion to one the station
these, days. One pair in particular
near the drawhridze extends into the
air a greet height'lo allow the pull-
nge of vessels throuxh the draw with-
out ioulin‘g their meets on the wires.
It will be but a short time before the
system is completed up as far so this
town.
onisn'nsnd; Lei-Tans
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Dalow in o no 61'.le rendition
connector-anon own: on.
mmrmmmtgem ’ [post VV
south Ndmlk.
Min Rene Copeland. 2.902 Straight
8t.
Mrs. J. l. Ebsow.
Joe Pink. 20 Monroe St.
George T. Fountain:
Nicole dormant.
inc. Honor.
‘ Alonso Hall. Jm ’
rho Hordtorhord, Washington in.
Mrs. Mary Kerekeo. Hotel Mahoche-
T. E Powell. 105 Washington St.
Mrs. M Fromm
Louis G. Smith,
M". Elia Walker};
ill. iii. CROWE, P.1d.
Harris
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' oinx to show o ollnht improvement
elm int week’s min, but I no! mt
ant-lute over the winter.
“M d. not... at m iiorh
um shoot, our city,
. ho oufloiohfly tilled to not the titted
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Splendid valued in Bath Robes i
in Bluntot Cloth. V .V _ j.
-, Pink and my. hide Ind gray -»
and white stripes. Special st. ii
. ‘ ‘ mo :5
“ ’l‘nu. blue, red, darlr my and :.
- . lavender grounds with whito 2%
figure- It $3.25
" Eiderdown in plain colon at...
84.8.
THANKIBWING *LAGI
it has. “ 1
The great lorce I:
' lnnovntlo s in dentistry that none
or J. u. Mallory
Laies’Suits
'l rnAnsmmue Poor uARos ,.
‘ Z; I for 30 j"
0“" ‘iooollotdifll 59 ”Oh
,. {MWV Woolen do , .
CLEAN!“ AND “'Almflfl 7V0!“ H
18 lbs. Granulated Sum .....:.. .
Boher’o orBeokmdnu’sOocon.con. .t.
Fancy Selected Eon. dozen ........._... .
' ii celled Fold Nephths or Ozone Soup.
2 lb pkg Drown Actor Ootmeai ..... .
‘2 pigs. 'Emelleady Budkwhent........ .......... ...... ’:
Very Best Groomers! Butter. ih ..... ............i
, Crown Aster Asparssim Tips. can ..... ......
Crown Astor diaphragm. con
onlollollo 0“... ..-...¢
‘ AF Ieckmaun 8: Cu.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 440.
South 'Norwalk
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WARM PAJAMAS
Just the thing you want for cold weather; made of soft domet lien
nel. Special price. .,.........
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CAVANBGH & ROSE
2 80m Moi» We! TOGGERV SHOP
pun. op.-
It is .yven. to advertise in The
Sentinel when your business is?
dull—~to’ stimulate its growth; 0
It ieI i180 well to advertise in
The Sentinel when your business
is bnekw tdmaantem success.
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Protruding Teeth ‘
and irregular teeth are often moat oi!-
feniiive. and opoil an otherwise nitroc-
tive face
In years gone by there moy have
been oomo excuse for one to be handt
copped iii life by these conditions,
but time has brought ubout so many
SHOE
;; forWouien' V
:6 Edwin C. Burt’s.
C. P. Ford“ W .
Louusbury and ~
Sonics Shoes *‘
Shoes for Men
Sitter 8. Momli
need has tote to main line of them.
It parents would watch the oondl
tion or their children's mouths cinde-
ly and have ’the. trouble corrected
only in life. much discomIort Would
be avoided. the proper contour pre-
served. and heulth. and strength new
ly improved. .
Let me demonstrate the wonderful
success which my» models show in
the» cues.
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10 south loam on. Whitefish.
HOURS: 9 I. m. to I p. in: Oun-
doyo. by appointment only. .:
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Monet: Pillow. '
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