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THE BUSINESS HOUSE
9; RAYMOND BROTHERS places
:3 line at customers. the finest filmy goods obtairb
Cars of choicest Oats, Wheat, Mixed Grain, Com, Hay
and Building Materials arriving daily whid: cannot be ex-
We are pleasing hundredi with the choicest selection
Sendus your order. The warm- -
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HARD CRABSf’.
LOBSTERS' ‘
Long sadltound
.CLAMS,.
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FiSh
Salt, Smoked and
"Canned fish
Cutbill’s
1r North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
claas of goods we are selling
Harry Henson and Martin Greagh, beatm to a futile.
spent Sunday in New York City.
of
up their "credit
Frederick E. Lamson, of Maple
street, will this evening entertain the
members at the Cheshire Cheese
Club. ‘
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There will be a meeting tonight 0!
the members of Putnam Hose Com-
pany in the quarters on Franklin
street.
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henry, of New
York City, are spending a few days
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
McKeon, 0! Union avenue.
I 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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_§- -Mr. John Walsh, the blacksmith who
I:wiis painiully injured, last Thursday,
Yesterday was the “22nd Sunday si- at Keeler’s livery stable, isexeported
ter Trinity. m“ mm’ ‘3 dome my may
sill. will “3' was“ many friends wish him a
l Ensign and tin. Smith. in charge complete and speedy recovery
of the Salvation Army work in Stain-I
ford, were visitors in this city yesten
doy. ,‘ i
Announcement was made yesterday?
that the Peter's Pence collection will
be taken up on next Sunday in St.
Joseph's church, on South Main
street. ‘
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Mrs. Mary Conklin, who, according
to reports received. in this city, com-
mitted suicide in Ridgeiield, Saturday
evening, has relatiVes on the East
Side.
—Miss O'Dell will begin her dancing
Class this Thursday evening in the
g'l‘own Assembly Hall at 8 o'clock.
The many friends or Miss neien‘; -\ , .-
Parker, 0! Quintard' avenue who has Chief 0’ Police William R Penning-
been seriously ill, will be pleased to ‘0“ ”PM“ that “19 time has arrived
lcnrn her condition is improved. for keepers °' ”"01 rooms to renew
Mission Study will be held this even-I ......._. {their licenses. As yet none have tak-
ing at the South Norwalk Baptist
on steps ln-ttliis direction.
. church parsonage, on West street, at The Misses Mattie and Fanny Wile:
* son, of New York City. were the week-l
7: 30 o'.clock ‘ " I'cnd guests of Mrs. Stephen W. Vclsor.‘ IMEW DEER [Aw
The semi-annual inhaling “or the 0' Quintard avenue.
W: ‘ i The new deer law which gives at
King's Daughters and Sons will be
held tomorrow afternoon 3‘ 3 o'clock Mrs. _Victor.l. Benelisha is in charge?
at the Home for the Aged, on West- 0’ "‘9 "Fulfill“ 0‘ a '31“ Clair
port avanuel ‘ ‘among the memberfi of the South Not“
45:35 walk Baptist church.
Today is All Benita Day, I,iAt Trinity . person the privilege to shoot a deer on
‘E Episcopal church at lotto o'clock The Misses Basel Stratton and Bee in“ own “we", has caused some m.
this morning, Holy Communion was sie Briggs, or Havilond street, spentl as criticism. This is due to instances
celebrated. and there was special the week-end with Mrs. Hazel Carlie-j gym"..- to the one “fled to thestten-
commemoration for the dead. !I sic, of Sound Beach, Conn. sum, of Game Warden Wilbur F-
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The initial meeting at the Home
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l, *‘ :Smith. Iol this city.
Starting this morning the union' Richard Cuetaison, 0’. Second street. A Westport boy. Saturday, found a
barber shops of Norwalk opened at now a resident of New Haven, where deer in “th90" woods which had
8 o’clock instead of 7 o’clock as here- he is employed ivy the Winchester both "5 eyes shot out and its head
hetero. The 8 o’clock to 8 o'clock Company, was a week- end visitor in and face filled with shot.
schedule will he in effect until next this city.
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lug animal was carried to. the barn or
., liiiiion Dikeman, in Westport, where
Joseph W. Rooney, oi~~Weshlngtoul the game warden shot it.
street. i8 th‘WW‘BOT 0‘ W0 V917} Carlo Carobalio. ct Stamford. who
handsome and valuable 'coon dogfidwax arrested by Game Warden smith
which were purchased recently in ior hunting in North Quantum WON!
Tennessee. ‘ without a license. received a 37 line be-
sides costs before JudgoYoung inthe
Edward J. Hayes, of Burriti avenue.I. tamiord . (my Court this morning.
it‘oreman in the Lockwood Manufacturi Caroba‘llo dropped his gun and fan
ing Company's piant has been contin-i when he sighted the game warden, but
ed to his home for several days with he was captured later.
an attack of tonsilitis. ' 3 -—-————-—-— ,
., ' ‘ f .DUN’T KILL THE BIRDS.
Oiflcer John H. Toothill', oi the-
downtown force, is‘ ‘a grand-daddy
iagain. A daughter was born. yester-
day morning at o'clock to Mr. and
Mrs; Otto Schank, 0! Spring street.
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lRev. F. A. Coleman and wife, who
were this evening to be “at home"
to thewmembers or the parish, have
postponed the social planned until the
evening «the third Monday at this
month. '
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The liquor license,.and the remain-
lag stock of the bankrupt estate. '0!
John F. Carpenter, was sold at pub-
”lie auction on Saturday afternoon, to
the Yale Brewing Company, of New
Haven ‘
They Are one of the Country's Great-
est Assets.
War and rumors. of war are on
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The ‘first‘of a series oi! card parties,
to be given by the Court Laurel Club,
. will be ‘held'Friday even or this every side‘snd occupy our minds”?-
week at the home oi? M . Hugh 'PJ , - - _' large part of the time. TheroIiStan
Campbell, mu Spring Strefit. Thane Rev. James A Solanett. of the Con- ever-present fear 0-! danger to our
neeticut Temperance Society, yester-
country. There is a :real danger
at 10:30 o'clock. deliver-
which is not considered as. seriously
who will be in charge are: Mrs. John
H. Toothill. Miss Nora A. Cronin. MrsJI 5.” ”mm,
the First
m . E. ed an interesting sermon in or as frequently as it should. 1
, gam;elfampbell and Kathryn M ‘E. Church, 01 South" Nor-walk. There is in many localities a reek
, . ' iRév. Mi: Solanett was a delegate to less destruction of bird life. "The
. __MCENELLyis ORCHESTRA , the famous convention of temperance hawk has caught awhicken" is-the
Mdnesday night, Norwalk armory. workers held recently in Atlantic
Dancing from 8'30 until 12 (my, shares his late.- This is without
thought of the thousands oi moths
Great EConomy Sale
Ui Women’s and Misses’
‘Sutio, Coats. ‘Dresses. Skirts.
Elk; and Trimminils
Go everywhere” else first, then where and compare the 7
anywhere else, butltie not honestly for you to compare
them with any instahrieat store's prices, as we hawthorn ‘
Theydiargeyeu thee times more
drasthegarmmtisresllyworth; theymustdoittoiraep
keeping books and above all their bad accounts of which
they never get paid The good customer, the one who
pays, is charged all these extra expenses. Avoid the credit
, atoms as you would a plague. Buy your wearing apparel
for cash and save money and get better clothes satisfac-
The PARIS
SHOP AT‘THE DAYLIGHT S TORE.
I‘he stiller— ‘
‘tlon. and Mrs. Frank ”Goodwin,
cry. The hawk-must 'he shot. The owl"
Year Money
cannot get lost or stolen,
{is less easily spent,
' " iadeposited in this
-: backfifiesides. it is con-
“realm IsnId business-like to
a. light house in! the Lite-SaverS' SWM‘
The design is the work of Cliilom
"Hop" Benedict, well known lite-sav-
ei- or this city, and shows a swimmer
1-,; rounding the Green's Reel light. The
, vision at lite—Savorls “cost at arms.”
. I ’ Norwalk residents were damaged
‘ ' "while passing through ‘Fhirfhld‘last
evening. Avguy wire or the Connecti- .
cut Company gall from a pole ins; .
Those swimmers-- who rounded the
during September of this year, have
received medals in honor of the ‘teat.
medal also beare the Rotor! Point di-
‘hutomoliiles. owner-by two «South
and injurious insects which they have
destroyed, thus enabling you to enjoy
some of the mills you have been on
deavoring to raise. Had these birds
not helped you by killing insects you
would have no frtilt at all. The North-
American calls attention to the fact
that “one pair of gypsy moths, un-
checked. would in eight years pro
duce a ibrood jut—would destroy ev-
,ery vestige/ tit foliage in “the United
States." What is the: value or one ‘
the Constitution. " .
Committee for the Adoption of the.
Constitution, said today that he ex-
Apected the adoption 0'! the Constituth
ey about 75.000 majority ’
Waists, Corsets."
at much lower prices than
high priced collection, book
Cloaks 8t
Milllnery
SOUTH NORWALK
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NEW lillli illffliifllils
leaders “one” to Overcome liaisi-
ity Aunt Then in lieu York
City by Vote lip-state
NEW YORK. Nov. l.—-The Suffra—
slate of New York state will clean their
light for thdhallot today with all then
campaign fixacliiuery running full
lapsed loaders declared today that
iihe largest state in the Union uould
{grant \ otes to women. “
' Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, chairman
Io! the Empire State Campaign Gom-
,rmiNGC. aid the Suflmgists had mode
a house to hi- ~ Wan all over the
.state, and ., he the basisior
when d " I Minimum“
man i ,' 'mted toIvote.
Mrs’. ton .I. hutch; president
0! tbs Woolen'a Po ilioal Union, said
that they expected to overcome a small
adverse malority in New York by one
cess-upvfitate.
The leaders of the women s organiza-
tions ualnst Suffrage predictted the
:deieat of lli‘tl amendment sy a large
majority. Mrs. Arthurhi. Dodge. Free
posed to Woman Suffrage. and Miss
Alice Hill Chlttenden, president of the
New York State Anti- sumage-Associs.
e maloriwwty at 100,000 against the propo-
sition, with a much smaller majority
outside this city. :
Mrs. Dodge announced that they
were sure oi success in Buflalo. Roch-
ester, Utica. Albany and Watertown.
Sixty automobiles- ioeded with speak-
era for Slime left the Battery this .'
morning for a final eiiort, which will
continue until midnight. Ten vans.
carrying huge signs-lettered with But-
can appeals traversed the streets.
One or the features of the day was a
debate hetero the Presbyterian Minter.
ters’ Association between Mrs. Ray-
'York State Woman's "Sumage Associa-
of!
Greenwich. Conn, representing the}
antlsum'agists. ‘
The activity of the campaigners tor.
and against the Suitrage amendmeutI
has overshadowed the shorts oi thef
male political workers on the question -.
of adopting a new state Constitution.
New York county received today let-
ters signed by the executive commits
tee of Tammany Hall advised thorn to
"protect your city by voting against.
men s Binkerdf Secretary at his,
(108E flilll l0llil 7
ideal. of the National Association an. >
tion thought New York city would give ‘
mond Brown, President at the «New.
All the enrolled Democratic voters of T
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Gypsy Cut Shoes;
Plain or White Trim
Mints
Sale of Millinery To- ii
SHAPES 50c. 99c and $1.49
' $4.00
wear -
$2.00 to $5.00
lover’s
:22 Washington St... So. Norwalk,
Best Creamer Butter 32¢ 5
See it made while you wait This
article is as superior to ordinary
Peanut Butter as cream is to
skimmed milk. Be sure to order
some.
Peanut
Butter
\
East“ indie Tea Co.-
TELEPHONE 871 125 WASHlNGTOR STREET.
.46 Main St, Norwalk
Hayes
MARKET
Hayes’. Block
(:9 North Main Street
NEW CITY
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Phone inset.
moan Denim r
FREbll‘F‘RQM m MILL
PKQS 25¢ ‘
3.
" 'thev’s
. Phone till
Protect the
' ’ "Eyes
wind inilames the eyes of the
autoist—sometimes seriously,
f‘An ounce of prevention,’l.etc.
The auto season is on. We
are ready for it with some ex-
cellent styles «driving.
glasses. . '
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Jeli Glasses ""3 W .
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Y i 3, WINTER UNDER EAR u
Jelly strainers, Mason fruit jars, l 0 GO T0——-—-—- ll
Economy jars. parowax, truit pick- ! a South Norwalk :
zzzhgogsgrm hand baskets g A.DleIel‘mafl 81 SO“ Phone 4461 ' l"
, presses, cider n ' D .
kegs,'ilower pots, lardinercs, etc. a adaoudaoouoooooaoaadoaooo 093m. “Di.“
The NEW cvrsv nouns
For Women .Are Now the Proper Thing In \
STYLISH SH OSE
Two of the most popular styles are in blue kid; Militia
bronze kid with white calfskin pipings.
WE WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN SHOWING
THEM TO YOU.
CBNNEALLY & BRAClilN
South Norwalk
Even a dustless and bugless ' '
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Hazelton
(Rial
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‘q’vx'TheBflershfield'ltSonCo I
TIL.“ 1! WATER "- ‘1 FURNITURE
that reproduces the nuclei, an»
lstic lines at oldnperlodflm
.THAMER
Ocullsts, Optometrists, Opticians.
37 Atlantlc Square, Stamioi'd. or.
‘Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 11897.
sinusitis
asauwr mummies—1.. c. -
«how: Male sin-cami- semis. _
has a. dignity, an impreeelne at:
of refinement and quality‘ “3!,
Smith. Underwood is iavored just now. In
Remission. all other VARIETY,
makes. sold. noted.
quality, style ’and price we he;
have our stock of line mm
is unexcelled. Call and let as
show it to you.
134.133 WASHINGTON "swat.
; ’- repaired. Rentals. It
per month. Machine:
cellist 35 per month.
“8. UONNILLVo’
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PRATT & BARTLgMT
18 Railroad Ave.
I'Phone 1412
'——Advertise in tile Sentinel.
f—Advertiee. in the Sentinel. I .
SAY YOU
Young- Fellow
" m for each in.» for sea can
THE W. EFFRON 60., Inc. "
3 Rowan 8t. ‘i'elMl
1 your way—but don't memo on ‘ite
‘ 2 coming! if yes want a job use is Ben-
.. tinel Want Ad. .
(i. coon.‘
Isa-t Nerwsik
“AWN! til. luck that m“
iiay or Night,
“but spacious and
See Our
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