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A1: Lane’s ' PM m, g THE BUSINESS HOUSE L
“‘ _ ‘ consists. Fresh cos Livers, with of RAYMOND BROTHERS places before their tar reach- :
to serve on the loo Psptomtsst Iron. in? line of customers, the finest selection of goods obtain—
' - ab e. ~
9mm Fruit. Flavors. F. I. m. ka Cars of choicest Oats, Wheat, Mixed Grain Corn, Hay
W: and Building Materials _arriving daily which cannot be up
Strawberry - ‘ ‘ L celled.
David W M We are pleasing hundreds with the choicest selection
3‘3“?“ of the best Coal produced. Send us your order. The warm-
Orange UNDERTAKER ; ing influence will be greeted with pleasure.
Pineapple new “‘9 “m“. “L”. . RAYMOND BROTHERS. South Norwnlk. Conn.
7 :1 WASHINGTO/l s‘r. -. , f ‘
- Tel, offing roses; Housl, cos. ”- r " "“
WI ”'7. L L L
. . 61 www- ’ , .. ' Great Economy Sale
arrest. . -
’ HARD CRA BS Of Women’s and Iliues' ‘
i Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirts, waists, Corsets, .
LOBSTERS
Long and Round
.0 L AM S
'15 Kmds of Fresh
’ " Fish
Smoked and
Canned fish
Cutbill’s
7r NErth Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 105‘
_ The next meeting of the city coun-
cil will be held one week from this
evening ~' ‘
.9. m——
The annua relics“ of the South Nor
walk Baptist church will be held_one
week from this evening, November
9th. -
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The fifteen inch smelt. the catching '
of which was related in The Sentinel.
last evening, was the prise of Stephen
Prince of Rowayton had not Edward
Prince, as was originally reported.
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Salt.
tion.
33 son'ruarn 's'r.
The members of the Retail Merchants
Association will hold ameeting tomor- L
row night in the quarters of the'Uni-L
ty club, on Washington street. Mat- ‘
ters concelning Dress Up Week” will i *
be referred tO- oases YAMA YAMA GIRL, PAYS
' coun=r FINE.
MERRILL
All Saints’ Day. was celebrated yes-L
tel-day, at St. Mary’s Church. on‘
Vgest ‘avenue. Mass was celebrated
- ‘ht 5:30, 8 and 9 o’clock. Today, is
All Souls’ Day, and mass was celebrat~
ed at 5:30 and 8 o'clock a. m.
East Sider Learns that Hallowe’en
Celebration Does Not Set
” Aside the Law;
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 2.—-'i‘llat it does;
not. pay to take liberties with young?
women on Bridgeport Rstreets, even on
ASK
a.
SOUTH NORWALK
Hats and Trimmings
Go everywhere else first, ”then come here and compare the
class of goods we are selling at much lower prices than
anywhere else but it is not necessary for you to compare
them with any instalment store's prices. as we have them
beaten to a frazzle. They charge you three times more
than the garment is really worth; they must do it to keep
uptheir credit machinery at high priced collection, book-
keeping books and above all their bad accounts of which
they never got paid. The good customer. the one who
pays. is charged all these extra expenses. Avoid the credit
stores as you would a plague. Buy your wearing apparel
for cash and save/honey and get better clothes satisfac-
Thie I‘PARI
SHOP AT THE DAYLIGHT S TORE.
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
you to secure and hold a good po sition.
. ' iREEBOOKLET
STAMHORD
Cloaks &
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK
COLLEGE '
FOR
PORT CHESTER
, Georse Gunther. chairman of the .a. festival night such as Halloween.
tournment committee of the Kelsey was learned um; morning by Nathan
’Club, will call a meeting of the com-‘ Graham of 26 Pleasant street whim
mince on Thursday night, to arrange he was fined :10 and cost by Judge
the plans for the card Mid D001 tour- rli‘. A. Bartlett for breach of peace and
nament which is soon you}; to be resisting an oiflcer.
The City N atioflal gag
held in the club. Last Saturday evéning Miss lulia
EBl-acken, 14 years old of 500 Mapl
. Elihteen chickens were stolen fromLstreet was proceeding Lup East Main
Charles Hendirck of the Old Sauga- street to a Hallowe‘én dance and was
incl: and recently. Mr. Hendrick dressed in a Yuma Yuma costifi'ile. At
»_rsports to the police that two men. this time Graham Wondered along and
~ wagon containing mo grabbed her in his armswsm'tcomw
. - . seen cbming from the plained to the police and Eat
direction of his home; All invesuga- Harry Green followed Graham 0 an:
itch lir'under way. East Main street salon. When heL
' -———--—- Lcsme outside again he put Graham ua-L
, A “dollar dinner," which promises toLder» arrest. Graham asked that they‘.
beat more‘than ordinary interest, will take him in a nearby doorway 80 ML
be held tonight at the Hotel Maliapk L would not attract so much attention.‘
enlb under the auspices of the Ohm LSo with J’atrolm'an Thomas Weller on
hero: Commerce. The mayor. Carl‘one’side of him and Green on the oth-
Aael Harstrom will presidealidamong' er, they started up the street.
L the speakers will be Frank Jewel Ray-l, After they had gone but a few feet .
mood, or thewblationai Retail 'Dry he slipped out of his éoat and leaving ,
Goods Association; General Russell that in the hands of the policemen. ran
Frost and Judge Edward .K. Nicholson down the street. _As he turned in Jane
9 'strret, he was tripod by a bystander
~ A large lplate glass, ninety inches and fell biting his head on a fence '
‘ high and thirteen feat six lnchoi Dost. He waslahsu caught by the po-
long. was blown“. over by the wind lice and thefine in the Court today M-
this morning. at the corner oft Wall lowed. '
and High streets, and smashed.‘ The x... ..... __
glass belonged to the Pittsburg Plats MASS. CAND'PATE DEAD-
Glass Co. It was tmhave been setas ' 0113: Mfifil-n NOW 1—3011“ m Mer‘spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
a window in Raymond’s new turni- ritt “Republican candidate for repre-L
L'ture store. There Wag no insurance seutattve in the Seventh Berkshire dis;
carrlql on the glass. “'0‘ in ‘09“ 3 “me election. (“99 395' fwas a visitor in Bridgeport last even-
. tel-day He was stricken with apoplexy' .m ‘
The case of Joye)“. IKnshma, arrest- last Saturday night. after a day' s oam- L ' __
ed a week ago by Deputy Sheriff Ed- paigning M“ MW“ ”NP-”“99 “‘9' Mr. and Mrs Donald Perkins
phalic endorsement 6f°the public
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. Wssrro‘llrL
SAUGATUCK
avenue.
‘WM'
R. T. Willis. of Imperial
spent today in New York.
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Award 13.: Doulens, charged with as-: district “.1, ”‘9 legislature in 1901 :Kings stret motored to New York yes-
sault, Swas has before Judge George . 1, 1’ Lterday. * r
H. Vosburgh, this morning. The case Lm A1 in 898 T -——-‘-—
was continued indefinitely. Antoniol m i , Russel Chaltont. of No. Main street,‘
Mariano, charged with hasnultm; ' has moved to New Jersey where he
:Toney Masons, was held yesterdam 1% WHEN mass has taken a position 88 fireman on
by Judge Vosburgh, lined $10 inclnd-L . the 1:2“!!! Vfllmaimd
ing costs, the whole amounting to '
iiiEiiSii no Sltli
A man who gave his name as John
Hussy .was arrested by Deputy Shsrifl
mENELLv's oncHes‘raa 1... .
’- Wednesday night, Norwalk armory.
Dancing elm 8:§0 until 1;.
Take :No Chances! Move‘i‘aoisons i'ronlior drunkenness and 1’”th 9‘ “‘9
. Liver and Boweis at Once. L Ll’eac‘k. “’9 man W 9‘“; "“9 the
Mbthefs can rest easy afl'er givingL town lock~llp to 11'8me uni.“ he E!
“California Syrup of Figs," because in. 319.19 ‘0 appeagin 9W"- .x. '
a few hours all the clogged- up waste. LL. '
sour .bile and fermenting food gentlyL
moves out of the bowels, and you have “WP“? 5‘30 arrested by Constable G90
a well playful child again Childreanmb and Deputy Sher“! Perry for
sloply winner take the one from play‘ breach of “19' lime 011‘ smmy "’3‘
‘0 ethy their bowels, anti they mlningu They “9’9 m 97 “d “at“
>_ some tightly packed liver gets slug! by Judge Samuel Purdy this morning
7 9mm “ibums'like t9 . , slab and stomach disordered. [but as they were unable to m the line
L. V L L L When ci-‘ds's, feverish, restless, see if)”- sentence 0‘ 15 days, in all was 9'1"“
tongue is coated, then gh‘e this dell- them- Both men were We“ ‘0 “m
clous “fruit laxative " Children lays
it, and it can not causesnjury die my; out their sentence.
terencs what ails your little one—it . "
lull of cold, war a sore throat, diarrhoea,
stomach-ache.bad breath, rememborm ,
gentle "inside cleansing" should al-
‘_ my: berths first treatment given. i‘l‘nll.
directions gar. iba‘ «children»? in.
m laud'mwnun trawl-iota on
.—
James Egan and Thomas derson
You'rMon’ey”.
cannot get lost or stolen,
and ’is less easily spent;
when it' is deposited in this
' Besides. it is oon- ‘
m’"? ~
“me o',
tortin' ts hays around. tram ‘
thn’e. He ain't nigh so horny
gnnatn' is the anus men's-simmer.
Progress-Development
This Bank’s business is steadily increasing, fully attesting the cm-
In our progres, and development the cardinal principles of prud-
ence and safety he constantly maintained. in . .
. Upon the conservatism and sound businodr judgment of the men
. who direct aflalrirus based our invitation for you to make this Bank
your depository:‘% would like to talk the matter over with you.
Harold Keith and Kenneth Scofieldi
"Vinceilt Burke of North Main street the county, excepting Brideoport and
~ Edgar Perry last availing on a charge:
Bridgeport jail this morning to work '
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L'ransrgias'r Luanda LICENSE.
lFairnelti LSsIoiln Keeper Continues
Early Rising Record He Made
W‘tast Year.
George Kiss. proprietor of the.
‘Round House" saloon in Falrtleld.
lwas at the county court house bright ‘
and early yesterday morning and le-
ioeived the first liquors license issued 1‘
Lby the county commissioners for the
coming license year, for Fairfleld coun-
gty, outside of Bridgeport. Kiss also
received the that license issued last
year.
1 Yesterday was the tlrst for the issu-
Ling of licenses to towns and cities in
‘there was a continual flow of appll:
[cents to the commissioners' adios each
'applics'nt having the necessary $750
othith' which to pay for his license.
L Under a la‘wpsssed by the last gen-
erai assembly, the fee for retail liquor
licenses was raised from $460 a year
to $7.50. The legislature also placed
the fee for club certificates at $100
Leach and the cb‘m'lnissioners will be-
Stylishin Models
E ADMIES’ ,
Gypsy Cut Shoes
plan“... White Trim
' $4.00.
I
g l
i
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wear _ '
$2.00 to $5.00
Glover’s
:22 Washington St" So. Norwalk‘
46 Main St, Norwalk
Hayes _
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
-.-.. -: 8' ~-.__—;_:
minlzs
S ale of Miliinery To
SHAPES 50c, 99c and $1.49
‘ ”a...”
Reliable -Foot- L
Best Creamer Butter
32cm
Peanut
Butter
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. \ .
Lift“
TELEPHONE 311
East lndia Tea Co;
125 wnsmuoron mm L'
‘ . ‘11
o9 sore Main Street
ll
wruasisp SAMPLE
Sums
SECUDIIY B
Your urvnma —- up our mom
pélllhlli?
DINO ‘
D DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDD-
Jelly Glasses
Economy jars, parowax, fruit pick-
ers. wood measures, hand baskets.
bush‘el baskets, wine presses, cider
kegs. flower pots, jardineres, etc.
Albert P. Gentile .
is weer wasmno‘ron or.
‘ Minn 1098.
monr'r bnnlvnnr
FRESH FROM THE MILL
. 3 chs. 25¢
Dewey’s
“one no
Protect the
i “ Eyes .
Even a dustless and bugless.
wind inflames the eyes ofthe
autoist—sometirhes seriously.
“An ounce of prevention. ” etc.
The auto season is on. We
are ready for it with some ex-
cellent styles
Ll-
i
in driving
‘WHAMER
Lgin Wednesdastsulng those certiil-
cates. ~
L Bridgeport persons have this month
in which to make applications for ll-
quor licenses and after the first Mon-
will issue licenses to‘thEm.'
\,
-—PREAOHER WAS LAID UP. .
Rent}. M Knighten, Havanna. Fin,
writes:
intense pain in the kidneys and back
which at times laid me up entirely. 1
used 1 1-2 bottles of Foley Kidnéy
Pills and all the pain disappeared. I
feel as if swam had been added to
my life " Relieves rheumatism. back-
achel sore muscles. stilt joints.
Bold loft-earthen; - V
as
‘1 “Do you miss the summer hoard?
replied Farther Gemini .
war-re em '1'.le \
.. snarl-s
L4r'“
day in December, the commissioners"
"For three monthtN suifered‘
L liaimarue overcoats
Oeulists, Optometrists, Optician.
.1 Atlantic Square, Stamford, 0t.
Est. 3867.,
\s
(7‘.
0th 8st. Evenings.
VIII ll GK 5' Q
~ ..~ew-- ~~
ii. . .Mid
“'13 Railroad Ave.
”, 'Phone 1412! ‘
Don't Shiver
Get Into one of our
credit Terms 'L
Jelly strainers, Mason fruit jars,
HEELS Pancake Milli
glassEs. , . .
WINTER UNDERWEAR
E, A. Dickerlnan & Son Si‘i‘i‘.fi."i"“'
{For Women life Now the Proper Thing‘l‘n
STYLISH SHOES ,
Taro of the most popular styles are in blue kid; antlin L
bronze kid with white calfskin pipings.-
WE WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN“SHOWR¢G
THEM TO YOU.
consul.“ & salami ‘
South Norwalk
BUY .
Hazelton
Coal
£1
The B.Bemhfield 8: Son Co
TIL. est. - a! wuss s1. 1
s
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REIUli-T TYPEWRITERB— L. C.
’ Smith. Underwood '
Remington. all otht‘lr
make-r sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. .n
per month. Hashim:
sold at 85 per month. *
4A8. DONNELLY.
1| noutb Main Brest. Booth Nor-walk ‘
u
show it to you '
m for on. prices. for are ON“ . .AJ THEE Elli
COAL. . ‘
~ THE WM. EFFRON 'co., Inc.
; ‘3 Rowan 3i. '
_ ~—Accept all the luck that comes." _
your war-but don't DEFEND on its '1
condos! it! you want a job use it also ' '
h
ruin What A“
TelAAl
i34~136 wssnmo'ron cruel-L
ii ‘
Fuam'runs "
that reproduces the spam as!
“ 18th lines of old per!
has a dignity, an improved
of refinement‘and quality
is tailored Just now. in
‘ vnalsl‘v, 1
quality, style 'and pricefive
have our stockrof fine W
is unexcelle’d. Call and; ;
But Not-well: u
Our spacious and
-. Specialties n
Pumps and I
noun unit in
Consul HsEhln‘e:
‘
If r
. iutomobile will
Work
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