We ' are
Headwaters
for
. stillllll SlIPPLIEs.
” We have .,
“Everything
you
need
and
, Bill
Prices
.are
p . Reasonable.
glillME ANli‘ SEE.
~ ii. ll. Plaisted
Druggist,
‘ 48 Washington St.
soups senwm.
_ tampon receiving the
Pan. PATTERNS.
orchestrating.
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ashmgton Sh.
WALLPAPER.
By Competent Men.
Eorham,
8L
THE EVENING SENTINEI.
nuns communion-tom.
MI I "new mm%mi“m
limb-Io All” for I‘a-marrow.
”ti EH “do“? 1 "hide” TIE“
savanna-are Isathar rue-ass. ,
The weather to-day promises to be fair and
humid. with light south to southeastorly
broom-audios on the coast. 'lio-mcrrcw It
promis- to be slightly cooler and partly
cloudy. with southwesterly winds.
scorn scents.
What the People of Car City are Dolug
lam
h Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr., of Bayvlcw are
one, will entertain the Independent
. Boclalclub to-n'igbt. A full attendance
isdesired.
A movement is on foot looking to the
formation in Southpcrt of a lodge of the
Ancient of Bibsrnians. Already
a number of have been secured.
r-Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane‘
Seeley Benedict, a Sbuth‘Norwalk boy
who was born in the house now occu-
pied by W. B. Hoyt, on Bayviewavenue.
died a few days ago at the home of his
brother Edgar, in Norrie.
The ball game tornornowwafternoon,
between the Putnam Hose nine and the
Bylvans, of Stamford, will be called
promptly at 3 o’clock. The contest
promises to be very intermting.
—Large freeb supply of those line carn-
mels. for 19 cents. at Lane‘s.
mm of County Commissioners
will gives hearing in the matter of the
proposed heensefcr a liquor saloon on
Woodward avenue. next Monday, Sep-
tember 18th, at 10:80 a. In., in the Coun~
w ell room on Baviland street.
The yacht “Surprise" has been provid-
snd Captain J. R. Raymond announces
tbatbe is ready to compete with the
‘ Navahoe, Vigilant, Pilgrim, or any other
sailing vessel.
the Railroad.
and no arrests were made.
market, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
to the police last night that his horse had
been stolen from in front of a house on
the lower end of South Main street.
Shortly afterward the animal was found
in a yard in Spriugwood. whither he had
wandered.
Fred Solomon's Comic Opera company
is booked for liusic Hall. September 22
and 23, with a Saturday matinee. if the
performances given by the company
are in keeping with the attractive paper
put up yeeterday by bill poster Burton
theymustbecfavsrybigborder.
-—New York memenger. E. L. Conklin,
80 North Nain street.
At a special busiueas meeting. last
evening, the Congregational church
voted unanimouslytopvctestagalnst the
granting ofa saloon liceme oancd-
ward avenue. The resolution pamsd
called attention strongly to the harm
such a mlocuwould dotctbehomssln
thenslghborhood.
The and friends of Rev.
Olin Bollock..rsctorof Trinity church.
willlsarnwith regsstof thsdsatbofhls
Inna!-
look has been luthatplaceforthspsst
few days. lflss Hallosk hsdvlsitsdlu
South Norwalksndmadsmsnyfrisnds
duringhsrstaybers.
“Plenty of fresh Buyler‘s candy at
lane’s.
ronnoaseoum morons
It Depress-ts III- as a Wall-Preserved
old Ian ally-sting rraoltvlues.
7 Boston store, Norwalk, on Tuesday even-
ed with’a‘new topmost and new rigging,
—-IB lbs. Granulated sugar for Cl. 20
lbs. Extra C sugar for 31. Ram 140 lb.
Shoulder. lilo lb. Goodbutter25c lb. Po-
tatoesmc pk. The New York Grocery
Company, 15 North Main street, near
About twenty Italians engaged inau
encounter at Springwood, last night.
Sticks and stones were freely used, and
the police were notified. Peace and
quietness reigned when they arrived,
. —Peachesi peaches! Finest on earth;
come and look; good for the eyes. People‘s
One of the Hanlon Brothers reported
“prettymy:
CO. ’3,
.Norwalk.
NOBWMII NEWS.
Alma-y W as news ”a“.
/ Unavh‘aaf'rowa.
Barry A. Vol! has accepted employ-
ment with Thomas Osborn, the carpen-
m' ,
._Mtop' ,35ca qtgalso oysters on
thebalf shell and bythcqt..at W. F.
Lockwood's. lain street, Norwalk.
Albert and Howard Ito-man are at-
tending Williston Seminary, at Eist-
hampton, Ideas.
The condition of Ill. lay Biggiusand
Ire. B. L. Hoyt, who recently under.
went painful surgical operations, con-
tinueetolnrprove.
Frank Woodward, of North avenue,
who has been seriously ill, is improving
slowly, but it wul be some time before
he is able to be out again.
-—The Hay Banjo club, of Bridgeport.
will appear at the concert given lathe
lug. September 19th. for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital.
Oliver Whalier. employed by Gould
Hoyt, of East avenue, is at the hospital.
sick with afever. An improvement in
his condition is reported to day.
Edward Gregory, a clammer, was or-
rested by Special Ofilcer Burdlck, yester»
day afternoon, for drunkenness. {This
morning Justice 000"ng fined pimps
and costs. He settled.
-—A grand concert for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital will be given at the
Boston store. Norwalk, on Tuesday even-
ing. September 19th.
A meeting of the Central Labor Union
was held last night, and all bills were or-
dered paid. A vote of thanks was ex.
tended to the Alpha Wheel club for
their services during the nose
A basins! meeting of lsrael Putnam
Section, Cadets of Temperance. ,vI-iil be
held tc-night stBo'clock in Sons of St.
George bali.|lain street. It is desired
that every member be present. After
the business meeting a debate will be
held.
—You can get tapestry Brussels car-
pet for 450 yd, and best all.wool ingrain
carpet for flu yd.. to-day. at the Baton
store, Norwalk.’
Eben Hill hasasailing party out on
his yacht Carrie to-day. Among those
on board are Nieaes Ielande, of Sauga-
tuck; Clara and Helena Hill. Fanny
lcousrd. Emma Iockwpod, Messrs. Ls-
Grsnde Raymond, Charles Miller, Fred.
Bill and James H. Knurp.
The twenty-five members of Norwalk
Congrem. No. 48, of the North American
Endowment society, were agreeably eur-
prised yesterday upon receiving checks,
paying them ninety-four cents on the
dollar. Aehorttimcagotbeloulshares
could be bought for fifty csntson the
dollar.
At a meeting of the Norwalk Butchers'
Protective smooiation. held in Norwalk
Tumday night, it was voted to hold a
banquet at the City Hotel. South Nor-
walk, Tuesday night, September 35. E.
S. Adams, Jacob Schaub and A. G. Jud-
son were appointed acommlttee of ar-
rangements. -
——l“rlday and Saturday you can buy
ohenflleourtalmbyds. long by 8ft. wide,
with deep fringeaud‘dsdotopaudbot
tom. for .1.” pair, at the Boston store,
Norwalk.
Bishop Williams. of Connecticut. the
senior bishop in the United States, will
bstbaconsscrstor at the services con-
nected with the consecration of Bishop
lawreuce of Ismaehussttsfibs successor
of Phillips Brooks.- Tlrs services will
tsks phcs at Trinity church in Boston.
'l‘burday. October I.
Constable Timothy Howard last night
placed an attachment oaagrsy horas
andsbuokbosrdcwasdbylfr.audlrs.
Jallnslaugsncssthfyaelalmofflm
held byllchael Shsedyfor mrlk. The
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Septem-
ber“. Thetumcutlsatnanu'sstsblesfl‘
lnthepcasssionoftbeoillosr.
euphemism-IQ w. Steal-us.
of the Star Shirt fsebry.wss aivsu a
birthday surprise party'fussday evening
at his residence on Wat avenue, says
theBrldgeportPcst. Ontbeosntsr table
candlssmewhsrshstwssn thirty end
ilfty lu uumbsraud decorated with
choice flowers. Delicious refrahmeuts
warsssrvsdandthacccsslouwasasuc-
cs. in evsrywsycwlngtctbs careful
unambhmeBtasrns.whosaw
that such guest wt entertained In a
«Tickets of sdrniaicsto theocuosrt
sttbsBostoneter-smcrwalk.cestbut10c
ouch.
ArtbanJsrle'sslocpysethhcctaw
whicbbas bass in the Norwalkhsrhor
dungtbssulamsrmsunlppsd ysstsn
to be taken to New
day placedin the offices of the Adana
Exprem company in Norwalk and Soul.
register so as to voteon school matters
case I. returnable before Justice Coolidge 3°“
IIIIIIII II 'IIflTjI w III Irwin”,
A“ Di“ 7 erman & Son.
84 WASHINGTON: eraser.
SOUTH
NORWALK. come.
Leading Grocer.
day.
J /
wan—roe 7.9,
Julius um is than." his barssbcld
furniture. preparatory or removing to
New York.
I
Long distance telephones. were yester-
Norwalk.
~1amb chops lfiu. l’copls‘ a turban.
lire Estella Smith is the only Norwali
woman who has bad courage enough to
i
under the new law.
All adjourned mestlngof the board of
directors of the Hospital smociadon will
be held tonight at 8 o'clock. at the cities
of John 11. Light.
While boxing a piano at Julius Lange a
residence, yesterday. Expressmsn B. J.
Brundage caught his band under the in-
strument and mashed one of his fingers.
-The Fall Opening at the Boston store.
Norwalk, ‘ occurs Tuesday. September
19th. In the evening the store, will be
open to admit all who wish to attend the.
grand concert for the benefit of the blur
walk hospital.
The mall vote from Norwaik regard
ing the incorporation of the Connecticut
Division‘of the L. A. W. was, with one
or two exceptions, favorable to the move
ment.
Welcott a Nickeraon. the practical
bicycle repairers on Main street, have
gone uinto the picture frame business.
They have received a large stock of
moulding. mm
Officer Howard went to Winnipmk
last night and arrestai George Walker
for drunkenn- and breach of the peace.
He pleaded guilty and was fined C2 and
costs, which he paid.
in accordance with instructions from
the Secretary of State. Town Clerk
Smith has destroyed the old election
envelopes which were in his possession.
He had quite a bonfire.
A valuable Jersey cow owned by Gould
Hoyt, of East avenue, which was pastur-
ed on tho Hoyt premises, nearSt. Paul's
church was missing yesterday. it is
thought that she has been stolen.
--Do not fail to hear the famous May
Banjo club at the Boston store, Norwalk.
on Tuesday evening, September lBth.
The postal card factory at Shelton has
resumed work, orders having been re
ceived for (9,000,000 cards. This will
take HO tons of paper and cause the run-
ning of the works for from two to three
months.
Several Norwalk physicians have regis-
tered under the new state law, with the
Secretary of State, but the returns have
not yet been sent to the town clerk's
office. The physicians have until Octo
bar] to register, after which time all do-
linquents will be compelled to undergo
an examinatrcn. which they must pa-
satisfactoriiy before a committee to be
appointed by the State Board Health.
The penalty for violation of the law is a
line of not Is- thanQIOOormorethau
two for the first offense, and for each
snbequeut choose a fine of not less than
OSOOormorethantboo, or by imprison-
ment in county jail for less than thirty
or more than ninety days. Oosvball of
the fine goes to . person or board mak~
log the complaint and the other half to
the State Board of Bealth.
OVER Till IIVIII.
laws anacosalp al the Day to Inst
larwall.
The residence of Dr. Baker. on Port
Point street. is being repainted.
lien Roll of New Haven, is spend
lag a 3m ws'eks' vacation inthis place.
Frank Day 's house. corner of Van
Zandt avenue and Fort Point street, is
Horror-Mod
lliss Milieu T“. Jones of First avenue;
haspnetolft. Klsco, n hopes thattbe
abaugscfclimatswillbsosthhsrhssub.
Ben W. Allen. of ”last avenue left
town is mornl tnNN J.
where he will so
”The! worth ofthel'ast
In“. ten
note
the home of lies. PrankSeyaIcur,
33;
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Daniel ‘
f be Wetlands while
a” is host zoo store last
as far as 'strsst. hawks
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Wur
Kr. and Ira. Cornelius Snagg, of
Watcrbu ,are visiting at the ruidence
of Mrs. J
Rev. Ifr. Wayne, of Christ church,
will occupy the pulpit at Memorial
church next Sunday evening.
Mr. and Airs. James E. Lee. of Brook-
lyn. have been gueeu during the week of
his parents,lr. and Ira. Thomas R. Lee.
Mrs. Abram W. Bradley and daughter
uett and Miss Mary
:l.' Bradley are visit ng friends in Strat-
0rd
Edna. Mrs. B. L.T
[Highest of all in lxavening Pomp—Latest U. S. Gov’ 2 Report.
NOBOTON.
on one of the derricks usedi
WESTPOBT.
iii. Lizzie Beers, 'of Norwalk, is visit-l
ing Him Katie Wheeler.
Miss Ella Giller. of New York, is
guest of lilies EvaS Sturges.
lfrs. George Price of Brockiyu,isa
guest of her mother, Al
5111.8. 3. Ball, of New York is a
guest at the residence of Edward F.
Ilarvin.
John L. Coley and Miss Marian Coley
inga two weeke' visit at the
'sFalr.
n Bubbell.
burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral of the late In. Morris
Ketchuru took place from the residence
of her son [notion Kctchum, at Songs-
The interment II as in
There were
ten pail bearers, and the services were
conducted by Rev. Jabes Backus and
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. Thedeceased
tuck. yesterday.
Willow Brook cemetery.
was eighty- six years of age.
night with lies
in.
bounced later.
PERSONAL IENTIDN.
Pleasant Paragraphs About Oar aad
Other People’s Irloada.
New York city.
in Glanbrook.
T. S. Vaudsrhoef and family. of East
avenue, will leave for the World's Fair
in a few days.
FredDuokley,oftbeflmofJ.
Bewili probably beabsen
week.
with her brother. John E. E.
Chicago. .
A. G. Earle and family and Howard.
dek". Brie andfamlly. who have been
spendingtbe summerat thalsrleplscs
on last avenue returns Saturday»
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Ruled ngblue stone blocks, was struck
over the left eye. last chevening. by a pair
of iron books. which
stone. and a gash nearly two inches long
was cut in his forehead. He resides in
Saugatuck, and while driving to his
home in that place be stopped at Dr.
Baker‘s residence and had the wound
sewed up. -
eli pped from the
re. Sidney Watts.
The Ymng Hen s Democratic club will
hold a peach and Ice cream festival at
Opera House. tonight and tomorrow
night.
Ir. and Mrs. Fred W. Hurlbutt, who
have been visiting Mr. and Airs. A.S.
[lurlbutt, have returned to their home in
Baltimore, lid
lies Florence Dotton. who has been
ding a couple of weeks with Miss
ettie lt. Sherwood. returned today to
her home in Brooklyn.
Undertaker Driscoll has' In charge to-
day the funeral of Miss Katie Ponder-
gast, whtP'died on Wednesday. The
The Dramatic club met Wednesday
Beale Marvin, and de
cided that after all they would hereto
ive up the ideaofaplcnic this year.
y are making arrangements to give
another of their delightful entertain
meats some time next month, if pcmible,
the proceeds for which will be, as usual
for a charitable purpose, and will be no
line Emma C. Newman and lies
Lma Hill have returned froma visit in
Mr. and live. John P. Zelufl, of Chest-
nut street, are vbiting Wilbur E. Lewis,
Buckley 3 Son. will leave town Sunday
for Wssh'ngtcu. Baltimore. and Philao
In. P. N. Smith, of Bayview avenue,
left town last night for the World’s Fair.
She will she make an extended visit
toths
BMW New York. where
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INBTHEB BIB RBBBEBY.
A um." net.» or or usscocx
nrcnress.
‘l'krss lien. Supposed to Belt“: to the
Indiana Gang. lake Away With Ideally
Thousand Dollars [only This lot-lag.
HANCOCK. Michigan. September 15.-—-
A train on the Mineral Bangs Railroad
was held up by three masked msn‘thie
morning and robbed of 370,000. Calumet
and Heels mine money.
It is supposed tobetbe work of the
Indiana gang.
overrun}: stress.
An unexpected marry—nay are Like
Ilene-of tblolas
United States Fish Commimiouer Mc
Donald has obtained the consent of the
treasury department to avail himself of
the services of Special Agent Max Praebt.
having In view the investigation of cer-
tain oyster beds said to exist in the
vicinity of Killisnoo, Alaska.
Specimen shells from this locality ob
tained from natives in the employ of the
Alaska Oil dt Guano Company were sub-
mitted to the iohtbyclogist of the corn-
music? durl tr Tonal dviait of the
spcha agent Iorn a, an were pro-
nounced by the ichthyologist to be of a
sugglorI variety.
appliances have been forwarded
to Special Agent Pracht at Sitka, with
instructions to secure and k some
oysters for tI-ansbiplnent to commie
sinner. if the report of the ichtbyologist
is favorable steps will born: to secure
spat an oung oysters or t e urpose
of mnep ting to the water oprhesa-
peaks Buy.
Hitherto it has been supposed that the
waters of Alaska were too cold for oys-
ters, but old residents of Alaska now
here, point out that this is an error.
They say that the Japan current strikes
and influences greatly a portion of the
waters of that great country, and that
oysters can live and thrive there the
corneas anywhere else in the country.
The California and Shoclwater Boy oys-
berg, as everg one knows, are small
sweet. y many Californians they
are preferred to the eastern product.
The newl- discovered oysters of Alaska.
while as gene those of the East, are
said to have much the same tlavor as
the California oysters
cousin's sane.
Giotto, the artist. was a peasant's soIL
Coal wasflret used in Englandasfuelll
1360.
8
raltar.
The largest mammoth tusk yet disem-
ervd who to fat.
To find fault with our government. is to
blame ourselves.
. Subtlety may deceive you. lntegriiy new
or will—Cromwell.
The lungs of the average man contain
about five quarts of air. .
Botanlsts say that there are upward or
w.” varieties of plants.
There are in British lndio 10.147 shops li-
censed for the sale of opium.
Cl men. three of wbmn are N
The gratitude of place to ex to la a
lively sense of future favora- 'alpole.
hty of the towns in Great Britain sup
ply t c names once towns in thlscouutry.
A shoemaker at Lynn, Mam, repairs free
every eleventh pair of shossleft to be fixed.
There are 11.0“),000 kangarooa in Aus-
tralia. What if they were all to jump at
ones?
At the beginning of the Christian cratlIe
relative values of gold and silver were as
9 to l
birthL lasevel pounds; of the female aixund
Trya tsliow candle cut in pieces and
wrapped in brown paper to keep moths
fromfurs.
Diphtheria. pneumonia. endear»
lstfsvvraraunknownin ’b
Humanism.
mw while tbayarshotafter Iakhudcwn
re, and it will remotbem.
Ssllcrswho ehsmillnese as a means ofssod
presspttbsauample.—Warwhk.
“than laastruak of rankvalgarity
cfthemoueycostoftblnp
“telescope
lure of Is
collisions earth known as kilo
firmware...
Is. you by use
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The strongest fortress in the world iaGib me“
The standing army of Hawaii consists cl
The average weight of the male infant at
Put saltcu the stickers in your stove or
shirkm work and weatbsrare said tube
with “Cape Horn fever."
Too many follow example rather thn
prembutislsestsrrolauurathsrfrcsa
la
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Ill-9hr
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The best quality of dynamite teamin-
cent of nitroglycerin and! '3
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When Baby wassick, wegavebrrCastorla.
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When she lemme Slim, she clung to Castor-ls.
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Persons lncklu foralot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchaaip‘g. are invited to
calland examine our list. e have them f« r
sale in every panel the city at reamnable
price» and on can lama. sum t.f
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Engagements made by postal card.
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loathe all modern in rovements.
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hill. Apply to I. A. Woodward.
BE top door in the l nanrance
hulldin nowoccupied by Butler Lodge
..0 0. l‘. or particulars 1 ulre of if. S
Bmwn.athlsstareon South aiu street. or
George? .llearse. City National Bank. m f
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What makes you“ look green. glam and sour,
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butchers mmightulvB.
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who charge largely in
Dr. Grady
notpled pretenders,
V-Ancb
iadopted this pian- That he will charge
for advice. consultation or
W. (lady, I. II. Specialiei.
ofN. Y. University MedicalCollege.
Hearted.“ Maint s treat, Bridge
Consultation free. from his. In. to I 9. II..
Where he may he found for the sclmtldoax-
amiuatinn and treatment of all difficult.
standing Chronic Desoasos and Def
and, has made this class of e
slant at y for the past ill cashd
lime hehaa 5. “man
of which are living testimonials of his wonder-
fu lskl ll. He is not atravellng
educated physician. meell
that direction squalilngt
practitioner in theconntry.
anI standing diseases of either so: in‘ marvel-
bastreated ever
neck. but an
wiilraauccesa
tat of any other
Bis treatme'utof
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