I'm pointing and paper—hang-
or experienced man can
The
East‘-
Special 10w
your satisfaction
“I exceedingly low.
points and wall paper.
eds, etc.
11 large sum 01 money
he Seneca. county Fair
, very high grade of Wilkes-
.0111 of William Ehron, 3 Row-
@1181; Norwalk. '1 ry u bushel
Tel. 441.
am‘ paying 11: 11 lb. for rugs
prices for rubbers, metals,
6 111‘ this direction. and thoi sharia 0
My.
.nc—am
IPORT.
SOUTHPORT., Oct. 24-74mm body
of a man appulcntly between 35 and
40 years old wugfound floating in
the Sound oil Ciro ens Farms today, by
Captain John 11. Sluith.‘ of the tug
"Success." The body was towed into
tho'looul harbor and afterwards on
periulsaiou oi the medical examiner
removed to a morgue in Bridgeport.
There who u hble in the bond, which
it was thought may have been made
by'u bullet.“ An autopsy has been per-
formed thls afternoon. The body was
and block hose. There was nothing
about it to ludicute identity.
Don t Be Hasty
in buying FURNITURE. Inspect the
fine line that we. are showing at ex-
tremely low prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
Neglect Not Your
Flue Watches 81 Clocks
The engineer oils. cleans and looks
after his locomotive urery few hours.
in the \l‘llli'll and clock. lbol'o 111'.-
vvhocls which make more, revolutions
than rhosc of ’the fastest train. in ii.
' not l'chsonn‘ole lllllt lllcso lilllo wheels
larger quarters enable
us to
:7:WQIIUI'II
3.- 317.3
should be ulicnicd to Osczlslounlly‘!
livlnolnbcr. do not Iel your wulcll 'or
clor'h run to ruin from neglect.
Lei us exumino 11‘. 11111 never to :1
bungler,) ‘
i n
Nowhere can you get )'Olll repairsi
done holler.
Charles Brand
Special Watchmaker.
Jeweler and Optician.
Ol‘or ill yours experience.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Optical
Goods at Moderate Prices.
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.‘
Opposite Hoyt'a Theatre—Upstairs.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
‘it is: believed the burglure 3.31.1193. ‘
Season county, who leit TitlinI lmmodi _
orally upon receipt or the new at the
robbery, is hunting them in this violni
FOlJNl) DROWNED OFF SOHTH-
clothed only in a suit of underwear"
'llood.
fist-u?
be the truth.
515 Main St, Stamford.
talk of {some manufacturers of substitutoo look exceedingly
amateurish. Like joWolry ‘there’o a lich of difference in I
grades. If you buy a’ 14 kt. gold ringyou pay a 14 kt. price
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
1 33 South Main'fSt.. South Norwaik
We. might tell you here" 11 lot, of nice things about our handsome
new Suits. Skirts, Dresses and WalSiB.
perfect in style best in quolitv and heat to buy~~ull of which would
lint it would be far better for you~ond newlor you
to come to this. store and see with. your own eyes how they look,
and ill. and judge for yourself if they are best for you to buy{ Buy
later it you wont to, but look now.
The Paris Cloak and Shit House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.
WE ALTER FREE.
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We might say they were
The Style Stelo'for Ladies.
:1 price for specially selected stock-«and in either case you i
I, trust a lot to the dealer you patronize. It’s worth your time x
.-_. to know these differencés in lumber, oepoclally when you .-I
f can learn it from us for the licking ' , 1. I
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company 9
' nouru nonwALK. cons.
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are being
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ram and H att
Suits and" Coats
The 1...... Styles in the Newest Models
spection Will prove their wOrth
Rain Coats and SWeaters
Two necessities for the lady of licsure
and the woman who works
1% y-n‘xpunx‘u‘x‘x,‘ 1‘ '1 n. ‘1 ‘ ‘
hunuvvrnnhnon
Beading Dry Goods Storoi " V
Gazette Building, Norwalk
received daily,. and an in-
aqqaae
Qfifigéxgg
LQCOMOTIVE ENGINEER KILLED.
EAST HARTFORD. Oct. “Mr—Bill”
ton R. Nichols, a locomotive engineer
and for twenty-five years employed by
the New York, New Haven and Hart;
ford Railroad, was killed today. He
w» running 1113 engine out of the
roundhouse in the freight yards when
his head, which he ball out of the call
window,\ cnnle ill contact with a stun-
chion.
llr, Nichols's nook was broken.
Engineer Nichols was one of the
host known engine drivers on this por-
tion of the system, and wus u vico~
prosidonl ol‘ the local 01' the liroihei‘
lle lll'hlil Ill 73 Elli) street llcre,
llnd leaves 11 widow and luo (111111111-
tors.
ADVERTlSE IN THE SENTINEL.
Sell Your Junk
Before the Cold Weather Comes.
I pay the Highest I Prices tori
Rubber Tires, Metals and Feather:
Beds. 1c 21 lb. tor Rags. 25c peri
100 for Newspapers. 3512 per moi
for Magazines. 5
G. Yourdisky
Fhmio 912. 27 Ely Ava, So. Norwa'lX.
13131131321133
rORluRE
DAY 0R NIGHT.
CALL D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.”—
, Be Prepared
:i'or the cold weather and got 11‘
icOOK BTOVE With a Guarantee.
i . .
;MJAROSEN
516 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
.,
‘3." 4;. :«h'ei'o '.:.'
o.-
.1. I
«bro-3%?
"3‘4 $9253. :Q'.
NEW HEATER FOR TOWN FARM. '
The charity connninslgncrs today 1111-
nounced that. they have awarded the
contract for installing In now 1111111111
heating plant in the Town Form to
the ilrm of Jenna and Iliotohkiss 1‘om-
puny, who were the lowest, bidders.
The work of installing will he com-
ocneed iuuuedluiely. The old humor
is being taken out. The hills are as
il‘ollows: Horace R. Nash, $50; T119
'lleuling and Plumbing
$3113; Jones and llolchhlus, $3M.
throe concerns figured on lilo
'llrolh Brothers““1’ork hoaiors._
Alien-
Senilnol Wants nring employers,
and employees together, where the;
employer may learn oi the prollclency
fund expel'louce of those whom 119%
Wrmlri hll'c'. ‘
i‘illllillllly, .
The .
llouscbold helpers watch Kontlull
“11111 Ads.
appreciative employers. l
, . l
.
101' chances to llnd more
.llouschold helpers wutch Sentinel
Want Ads. for chances to find more
appreciative employers.
A Furnished Room to
Sentinel wont changes
hished rnon’r—Illmnml.
mt? A
ii to 3. ft?!
Housewives watch Sentinel \l'unt
:AdVS, for clllos to that aspired-to “bol-
iier position!"
A good udv'.
‘iraper.
puss host in the host
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
H. Kriieger 81 Cl).
SPECIALS, for TOMORROW
50 Men’s Oxford Gray SWeaters
With Ruff Necks.
Worth S2 00
-. Special [for Tomorrow .
‘Vl
$1. 00
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits ‘
One Special Lot of Suits. in all the latest Brown and
Blue Mixtures. All Wool and all
sizes, W01 th
Robes, with
Full Length.
L'adies’ Waists, 200' Lingerie W3ists.r
Values $2 81 $1.50; Special for Tomorrow
I
.2
materials
Sl6. 50', Spacilll, for
Cord Rope and Tassel;
0 , 3 O 0
Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits, latest cut and
’ Values $16 hurl $181:
Speclal'for Tomorrow .
$12.98”
Bath Robes for Men, heavy EidérdoWuBath
_ 1"I1ll‘v ill.ri'lle'II~I.lol‘l p", 11') MM wimi till;
.33., 50
850
2 30
’
, fellow. had «illuminate traits.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
T0 LET-w'llillSES, FLATS. llAliN,
store, ll'lulllll‘uclorl', in all sections or
Mrs. John Lockwood. the circular City; hotcl, sullliucr coi~
’l'l‘plloid lover claimed its fifth vlc- logo; See. our rent list. lul'l‘noud
tin) lust night when Mrs. John l.o<'k-‘l”_;os' "ll '3‘
wood, mother oi \lrs (11111er lluux— TO LET 111“.”le Nli‘l": llilillih'. ii)
burst ol’ \\ est Main strut-i ,llluli ut'l‘lm .1111 St liusl Norwulh. Rent $111.
1101' lialllrlliii'fll 5 home. .\11.~'. l.'1u.'il\\ooii”inquire :1l1c1 .3 11, 111. Thus. 11;:1'1'1'3'.
r1 nimclod tho disease doling lili' t‘Dl- {‘3 14111111105 All" “3‘1 '3"
. ., yr S Iim M’ T‘”‘....T“TTZ”T"’ "”17” ‘“
lliu' 11' about llllu “(UH 11 1.111 T__0 LtTMAl le.\i. [H l) .\1'1V
suilcl'cil 11 relapse 'lboui 11 “FOR 111:0 1110' mum,- 1”,”qu “inn,“ 5;,” 233.1,
which prm’ed l‘uiul. Ml’h.l.\)(‘li\\0ilil,\\ll\‘1'llli,i; romm 1111-: lulnlly. 1.11111,
was sci \‘cnir one \-our.'3 old mill had lll- {1111M ' 5”“ “13”)“ l “""“">‘"« Ch“; 5
illllllli.‘ -' ll'onl léllll‘illit 3111111111. 1 I11
131111.111 ’,j(3"|l 1 .. . . .
d “h h” 1111 ("I 101 k H “1 Huw' :lwualllulllc Murillo (1)11“. l‘lli‘llllll ii,
A husband ‘5"1“‘\‘-"- 12:1 \‘ lipllllljjiml 51. oil 11
. W2“ .2
Funeral of S. B. Coufieshali. T0 LETI-—i‘l's’l‘.\illS All-““51“
To 111111113. six 11.11.14, Iw'vl‘y lunrovrnloni,
" newly (lili‘l'll‘f‘.ll.‘ll. l’nl 15,114 Min. .\;i.lu
bull,
luncl'nl ol‘ 51111111111 11.
l\'llu died suddenly
(,‘ogus- ,
. “""lmml‘l?"awfully lilii‘ill'i" of 1111111 .‘\'. Klllli‘, .ll
clIl'imu" l'l'mn uponlcxv will be bold ‘l'.~l Main St. Norwsllll. 'l‘el. .‘io.
lrnni 1115 11111111: on i‘lln uncut this 111 ‘1. ‘ 0313“
11111111111 .11 i'lnll 1'cl 'l ’ . bol '. . , f“
1 , ‘ 0‘ ‘1 H” ‘yl WANTED «1012\1' .‘-1I\.\‘ :11
“i1 ””9“ ’l‘ “IN“ ‘0 lmxlol R- :lill'Wl lll‘\'1J_.ll.E“ and ill'dl‘I‘li'li lim- 1.1%
“"111 1e burial uill he, mudc in tho. iuin- gporlnllily. .\',Ipiy 1|. H. ‘iipor, |*.:l
11y plot. j\\':lsllillLion Si lulu vol) .\‘:I, 111' l l.iu~
m coin in ..I, 0111111123 oil 11.
Funeral Ol Mrs. Johanna Doran. 2: WANTED:—,\ r‘-..V.\l 1 Q1 Any l}: ,\
'lhe luneral ot‘ hire. .loilullnu llorun dry woods slow \1 . l; to 31210.1“
was largely attended, Tlllu‘sdllylllill‘n-Killilll and Son. 11.. l 3"-
lllg. from her homo, in l:‘]1n street.
' F0 AL Il‘x‘l? l I \l l lli‘lllIll»
\lcstport. 111 11:30 o'clook, and from 111111;: 8:” \E}; 0“ mm,” 111.111 mm
1111' Church of the \snumptlon 111 ll) (0.” 21.0,” 2.1111 ancr must .3111.
ociock. A high requiem mass was 3231'. tillu'S it .Iicldriss LN, «111-11 :1. n—
sung by the pastor. lie. 3. .l. lmggnxnillm‘l “'4 “-
The esteem in which the deceased was -. FOR SALE:ID'1S (TX \\l\l “6"];
held was shown by the lurge number Si. Past \‘1 l‘ 11.11]. .11! 111111101 nmvllis.
01' friends who gathered to pay ibelrf‘: 111‘21111I.:s. from railroad 3111113111. Flue
111.31 tribute. ' lliss lleleuu \I'. lllllerd Sf)“:(01'“2‘:,'lla“::m”\}l«:)ix:n:ti1321:112-
rondered Sillih‘w-“U, Suluiurls." "One,“ .
Sweolly. Solemn Thought" and "NUflIVOPPORTuNlTlEs.
or, My (loll, to ’l‘lu-e," as the body was" ...__~.
leaving the church. The pullinmrurs Each day brings new opportunltlce.
wcl'c .lollu Quinlan. Joules Oll'em'ywudded possibilities, my 11101132 “.13.,
.Iotécpll llolund and Charles llrlscllll.;,,m alive to their chances 11ml quirk
lngcroulni look pluc'o in tho (211111111cho trike udvuntuge 0g cmldltlons.
Ct'lllt’llll'l. \Vostporl. There is always a way" for the con-
~--—~-' scicnllous. Slillli'il worker l" 11.911
Funeral of Mrs. Hoyt. alllf‘fldw—Wl‘lie a Sentinel Wont AIL.
The. funeral of \1113 .llzzriu l llovt
or East Xorunlll, will be bold 1111111 her
late home on Suturduv utiernoou at i
do look. interment will take. plucu in
tho E3111 Noruwlk cemetery.
i'staling hrleily nod concisely your 1'1-
perlcnccs; toll of your pl'uilc-lrnuy and
seek a poslnon where energetic. well-
llirocted service will result 111 dcflnlio
ladrnucement.
~———~-—-—O—-—-—-— L The help wanted columns of The
.Sontlnol cover elrIri legitimate lino
TD PLAN WORK ~01 human emlc'wor. Cocks, sales
I" F0“ PflllllE DEPT1'WODM; alonoizruphera. militia. nurses.
ohllled specialists in various linen”.
m and. professional 1111.1 lulsinens experts—«all
are at the common! of the users of
Sentinel Wants.
a..." W.~......_ 1... -o—-fl
Your Vitouui'property ill coating
money every day. A Sentinel wont
adv. will change your lush into .1
profit. Try one and see.
The looming oi the Norwnlk
South Norwulk police dopurtlucutu
111111 11 roulitzlul'nt oi the force which;
will Illuiel'mil‘llly be made by the ”Viv;
i‘llici‘ l‘iuulilluion llua cunnod colloid-
l‘n ug'tu mil 1' Thomas l.o111l11~1'inhil,
inc-'ur-Nir .1'111 ,utld llulol'livo awr-
uonni 1111‘. this lulu-r two llcrut'unla.
wll‘ i1 11', .I. z'oll":~runl!o with ('1th l’l'll-
lllilizlml ill the luttor‘n ()lllilc at two
o‘clock this llllm'noon. l-‘rom illiu
meeting it in expected tllllcl Penning.
ton will l’ol'nulll'lto lllil plan of dlroct~
inr. tho work of the police force,
[letcrlh'o Sergeant motherland
this morning culled Chief l’elinlnt'ton
by tolonllollu 11ml congratulated him
on his oppolninwlit lie uncured him
MarkCross ' i
GLOVES
lleviucd Pricus on
Lodles’ and Men’s Giovgo
on necount of new inrli‘r.
l'lnml Snwn (llovou now $1.50
lleuvy White Capo $1.50
'lhcse gloves were formerly
sold 111. ii. 75.
MACKlNAWB.
Genuine All Wool Northwestern
ltokinuwo .. ”.00 and 110.00
111111 the Norwulk force to 11 mun will
cooperate with him in every wny. . 3
l
i
WOMANuLlKE.
Ethel (lmpuflentlylwml, why does-
n't Billy com; 113': kept me waiting
o whole half hour. _
Her mother»! always told you thoi
M 11'me
THI “all"! loo.
pollivorwWhy don’t you in
1151.7 Can't you raise the price?
no mum-«not co noisily n l m
we;
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