.mlmm canine,
com Normal. Donn.
m dentinel bu a,elrenla-
“Wu of‘Norwalk and it!
, . considerably. than the
i . Wt!” of the otherthree
: ill: press room is al-
.advertleere
Herald Weather Forecast
fairgwa'ather and fresh sooth-
hat wilds mill prevail. preced-
the coasts. and followed by
northern mountain districts. 0n
older. .lll‘htly cooler weather and
‘ wind. will prevail, followed by
titles“ temperature. and on Sunday
m» that not oppreeelvei clear
ill prevail. with variable winds.
litereiomter Record.
WM point 0: the thermometer tor
‘y-foar hours ending at noon today
3" dance chore zero.
W Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun Sets High This Low Tide
new ‘atllzlo l at 655 int aft.
ROWAYTON.
hone owned by Patrick Kelly. and
was ordered killed by Health
Duke. was shot yesterday after-
Gonotablelmdrigau saw that the
as satisfactorily performed.
3.“. White has grown this season
ofthe finest peaches in town. They
are large, well developed and finely
‘DARIEN AND NOROTON.
EJ'ohn Oberlander is homcfagnin after or
ill! months' sojourn in the city.
3. B. Clark, who is said to have mar-
. fled Mollie Brooks, had the furniture
' wiiohhae beenat the Hustle nhipped to
Derby. yeaterdilymnd the house is vacant
- a J-
_ Alon was born to Mr. and Mrs. i“.
Cantrell, yesterday morning.
_ The fair of lvanhoe Castle. Knights of
“Golden Eagle, opened last night in
«all on Railroad avenue. and will
continue tonight and tomorrow.
Clarence Bell will return home Satur-
_ hyfromatwo weeke‘ vacation spent in
L . Kaine, New Hampshire. and Massachu-
I'm.
, ~8.Huli,the butcher, had the sign in
minute! his place of business repainted
‘ Malay.
L Matthew Lambert. proprietor of the
Columbia Hotel. in in a precarious condi.
, “on, suffering with another attack of
_ rheumatism.
H (The Democrats will hold their caucus
next Wednesday night. in the hall of
V Ivanhoe Castle, K. of u. n.
1' Min Frances 'l‘olles was ill with n
" "severe cold. yesterday. and Mrs. l". l).
Manor Rubnliluted for her in the l'eutv
. ' «school.
I .. Mile Gilligan is entertaining her sister.
, . », Iron Sumeld.
W _ George Herrion. foreman for «lflllilfh A.
.Bohlnaonds nick.
Alan party “'ll-l given \‘l'cdncnday
“Wanting residence of James A.
ma.
Jamel Everett haa returned from a
MWeeke’ visit in Orange. N. .1.
~ In. A. E’Morfey is viaiting in Stam-
. ”I
1 “Battle Morley ha» returned from
‘1 Mb in New Canaan.
”Alfred Jelliffe spent ycaterday in
. Wyn.
Kill Abbie Ogden. of Brooklyn. has
”visiting her aunt. Mrs. Whitney.
Rodeo, of Brooklyn, has been
Mos her daughter, Mrs. F. W. liar-
V.
.14.-“
”Nellie Waterbury. oi Ox ltidgo.
. Murupdhom her trip to. New York
Ill 3““qu
andrfirs. William Lnngdon. Ha.
‘ lle'blerooklyu and llockvillo
1 ."Atjhe latter place they drill
“my Lahidon'a brother. \
M'WJGM yearn of age, grant
by at. W. Hrnggcrhoil‘, fell rcccnti
«twolia tree and broke his l .
M'l‘flloh and llrownaon net the) ab.
BRANCHVILLE.
lir, the little non of Mr. and hire.
Gould. fell from an apple tree and
3“. his head badly and now lieniu a
'roondition. llr. Mansfield is in at—
mm. of Danbury, i? in
a for a couple of Weeks. lie
’ ‘ with Footer Brothers. building
" in the Doland a Gllbert eoap
It.
and hire. Brush. who have been
with Mrs. Nettle Beers, the part
“I. retoraed to their home in
~ cone-day.
" John Harwell and daughter, Mira
‘ splat Welland” with her friends
.Godlrey spout a week with
‘mqfiellle Davie, in Berbol.
hill
'9‘ Ltrlodta good my remedies
for sick headache and b boomers,
with which i was troubled for a
‘ a long time but it was not until
u tak ng
,s
cathartic Pills :
that I received anything like per-
manent benefit. A aingiclmx of
these pills did the work tor Inc,
and .l am now free from head-
aches. and a well man.”«l'u.\s.
llthL'lltNW5t Auburn, Me.
- Medal
And Diploma
.At World’s. Fair.
“o‘éoaesiowa.
G. W. Banks. :tsnintunt postmaster. has
resigned his position. to take effect Oct»
ober L, Mr. Banks goes to Middletown,
N. Y.. where he intendsto engage in busi»
uesa. Hie successor in the. poctmilice
will be Joseph Bolton.
Mamie Buckley. of New llaven. is the
guest of Mr». iii. P. Bennett.
llcnry W. Lemon, of Chicago. who has
been the guest of Edwin Gilbert the putt
week. left for his home on Monday.
The Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a harvest supper in the new black»
smith shop as soon as it is finished.
a
Mr. Bloomer. the elocutiuuiet. gave a
very interesting entertainment Monday
night. .iu' the First Congregational
church.
Nathan Perry has gone up among the
Berkshire hills fora chk'a vacation.
The lfultcd Slates Curled llair com»
puny has started upita works on full
time.
While going upstairs, llurr Mills fell
and hurt his leg quite badly. lie has not
been able to attend to his lmsineas since.
Quite a number of Georgetown people
attended the funeral of John Lee on Tues-
day.ut Redding. The interment was in
l'mpawaug cometary.
L. ll. Beers general salesman for the
Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing com-
pany‘s Chicago store. arrived in town on
\\'edncmlny.’__
. envow RIVER. '
William Wat-dwell, .lr., will build a
home near the residence, of his father.
WESTON.
'l'he llemocmh of Weston will meet in
Town Hall on Friday evening. (.‘ctober
71th. at 2:30 o'clock, to nominate cunidates
for town villi-es.
FASHIONABLE SKIRTS.
Bow to Cut Skirt Liningn—‘l‘o Avoid Puck-
ored Seams.
In order that neltlrt. may fit well. tho
lining must lwcui exactly like the out
tilde, whether the imwlilw be wide or nar-
row, many or low. If the lining material
is not wide enough. it may lu' ucutly
pieced. Win-u ib.‘ dim. good: are Very thin,
and vsiu-l'iully {or xiii. and .‘llllll. a narrow
ntripol paper would lit» busted in with
the scum» iopw-wut them from fulling
when they are Hlilrhml, A rn-r rim Hillt‘h-
ing the paper must ln‘ roumrcd. For wooi-
'omi.’.-a nurse.
on material. If it. is decidedly blue at the
mama. a straight Nil‘lp of muniln nhould he
need instead of paper and allowed to re-
main, being pressed ital. when the scam in
ironed. The iron used should not be too
hot, nor should it be employed too frequent-
ly at tho name apot, as that detract» from
the treatment of the material.
Now that skim are no largo they are not ,
lined throughout with halrcloth. an that
would render them innupporlubly heavy.
A facing of linircloth from 19 to in inches
deep in placed around the foot, fitted
smoothly to the curve of the skirt and
with the hair kept parallel to thri’cdgc.
The lilting in of «ill: preferably, at an
that is a great additional expense alpaca in
much used instead and forms an excellent
substitute. a is light and wiry and holds
the material in good town. The roams
may be bound with bloc strips of silk or
oambrle. or thin rill: roam binding may he
need. All skirts having bios breadthr
should be hung on a skirt form before the
facing in pot on, as the bloc portion air
way- ang after the skirt is ilnlehod at the
water and hold perpendicularly. The mis-
take of finishing the foot of each a Iklrt
aooordlng to tho meoeurcmcnt as it lies
flat on the table involves taking the lacing
entimiy off again as noon on the skirt ll
tried on.
The sketch shows a girl’s time of grey
china Illk with pink dots, law “all
Met. The shined mild in of a?
the im of turnover
m l’im‘flolmoreaflfi
‘ lineman-molwm ml come
boom of too: candle“: Wt One
Work, I will give 7 '
A TRIAL some rare .
many endear. Ask for ~ .
BALM! 00th for ASTHMA.
HALE. ilnggist.‘
l
sérlnrlrt editor. “'
A Tim Paper Pattern oi this Garment
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazaar
Glove—Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
pany each pattern.
6519-6520 ~ LADIES’ TOILETTE
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
This handsome gown shown a aoftly
delicate combination of pink silk with
white ehiifon: the handsome collar. with
stole fronts, being of chiflon over silk,
embroidered in pink and while. with gold
heads and apangles. The stylish skirt
has two godets on each side of front gore,
the back displaying three godete that
stand out fashionably at the lower edge.
The pretty carnage is arranged over glove-
titted linings that. have the noun! donble
darts and other seams necessary to a
perfect adjustment. The smooth back is
stretched over the lilting, and the full
front is gathered in French [pouch or
blouse style ,from a shallow square yoke
at the neck. \‘ery full Empire pulls of chif-
fon! over silk stand out from! comfortable
linings that can be cut oil at the elhow as
here shown, or faced to thewrists if so
preferred A crush collar of chiffon over
silk. iiniahes the neck.
The mode. in quite an available for
ordinary near no for the mmt import
ing social Tlllit'iinun, us it can be varied in
fabric. color and garnituru to suit the
occasion and individual taste.
Waist. it‘dlt is cut in live sizes. viz: 39.1“,
3W». 1th and 4" inches bunt measure.
Skirt (iii-2U is cut in live sizes. viz:
‘36. 2N and 3" inches waist measure.
The retail price of waist. pattern is “3.3
Skirt. Jill t'cuin.
Quantity of material ll inch \\'lllt' for
waist. :t‘.'»inch bunt measure. it i-f.‘ yards;
Ito-inch bust measure, it :L-i yards: «libiuch
bust measure, vl yards. l-‘or akirt, 22-inch
\vniat incumlrc. t'v yardm L‘t‘rinch waist
measure. t‘» l- l yards; IuLim-h waist lueiuure
V- i-‘J yards. '
EVENING 8ENTINEL BOUPOll
ENTITLINH To ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. or‘ bi). (Bill, that
t‘nt this out. till In your name and addreee
and mail or take to
Stunevant's Bargain House.
NAME.
~ My
.... 114.
cents.
ADDRESS,
PATTERN No. OMB. 0520. SIZE.....,........IN
'l'hie coupon and 12 etc. will secure alto
pattern at Sturtevant'a. North Main and
Ann ntreote. South Norwalk
Cold Water Cohorts.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge,
l. U. H. 'l'.. in llriatolJ those unicorn were
elected: lirand chief tomplnr. John J.
(‘otttl-u. New llritian: grand mutuclllor.
W. ll. lildwarda. Killlngly; grand vice-
tcmplar. .‘lru. id. |.. ilouiden, Bridgeport:
mtpercutmulcut of .luvrnllo’l’emplcs, Mrs.
llatilo lliahop. (flu-ahlro: aoerutary, Mile
Florence l'ierce. New llrllaiu; treasurer,
It). 1.. Pond, Waterbury: ohnpiin, Anton
('nrpentcr, l’htinvillc. tin invitation of
l'cquonniwk lodge. it now voted to bohl
the next annual evasion In Bridgeport. it
in not umny ycaraago since the number
of lodgca in l’nirilold county wan over
twenty. Ilut. the number baa dwindled
down to three, two in llridgeport
one in Norwalk. ((‘rauburyJ
and
A light headed nhocmnknr dalbod
All" Mrr)‘ prim-«taunt that piloted}
lint his wire at some nine
in the min n each slim.
And new be can stick to hit last.
Popularity "‘
lndlcatlon
of merit: The fact that the Russo Censor
Co‘s factory at Gloucester, Mass. is the
largest of its kind in the World. gives an idea
how tremendous the demand is for
Le Page’s Liquid Glue
Ready for Use.
' it is the strongest glue known; the mod
Mirna. the most flexible Suit: all mlerlals,
More! milling, and requires no heating.
vii-re. 1‘} ii!“
, "WW ‘3“.
, liy. for 37in. This cloth has never been t
, lever. here is your chance to buy new
if
”new“. .A . »
r . .
. _ ,w v Runner»;
. Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk .:
r
It rm e pleasing eight to look Into our store this part vault and m the bottle and bustle. ' Business
we: never better in early fall. We sold More good: last Saturday than any day since not. We .
were obliged to put on extra delivery mucus in order that our customers would have their .
gotdc on time. , '
This Week We Shall continue the; Great Sale.
Dress Goods. ‘ BIanketsandCumiortahies
10 piece- Fancy Mixtures. 496 quality. We shall Iell thefllth case of those 3—,
f0? 250- . Grey and White Blankets for 483 each. Gloves
Spleoea all wool Bennboe. 75o (“131- ‘We shall not on sale another care of pair
b 131 50 Blanket for 98': each They '
w ’t last over an hour or two.
Fancy Chintz Comfortablee. the $1 1
ones for title
Double Faced Comfortablee, the
ones for 980.
Silbolano Down. Comfortahlrs plain
.Gloves.
dozen Ladiee’ Fine Cashmere
, sold by most dealers at 25c, per
12 1-2 cents.
0 Ladies” 4 button. Extra Fine Cash-
mere, tbe newest and best made. Value,
$1 39 75oper pair.
lees than 750
‘ 15 piecee Black Mohair, fancy 49:
quality. 85o. ’
10 plenum inch all wool In in Twill,
.1 quality, 50c.
10 pieces 40 inch Novelty. oreen and
red, blue and red. 98c quality, 490.
5 pieces 50vincb Black Clay Diagonal.
980 quality, 50c.
Jackets and tapes.
Ia was rather hot, the said. last week,
butthis week it may 'icold. How.
50 cents
Underwear and Hosiery.
lined, $2 25 ones for $1 69
wrappets Missee' Fleeced Ribbed Egyptian
Veeteand pants. extra heavy. regular .
Our fall line is now open—Dark price.39:,ailciz°e. "
f‘biniz, full width, skirt and trimmed, 2") cents
98: 35 d n L d' ' ,
Block and white. red and black. full spliced 3:591aud‘tggfengmfgfsggfi
still?! very cheap. sleeved Outing Flannel Wrappers, pl 75 5333' full weight. per pair,
10 new Capes, 180 inch ,aweep. $10 . 15 cents
ones for $5. ' ‘ , 40 dozen Bo ’ ’ '
. 30 new Jackets. ripple back. :10 ones Llnen the same as 5%: 3:12;: :2? ӣ2,822?
{0" "l. , , A3 3'0“ “0" we 99" Table Line" 25 Not more than three to a customer '
15 new Flash Lopes, 31-: ones for per cent lower Ihany any New York 12 1-2 cents '
7:33056' Boucle Jackets V4 once for store.“lf yougon’t be??? it, “in; as 2 Another rmnli lot (only ‘lii dozen)
..- ' . ~ I . an we a o u . , . - . ‘
$13 98. 332,; .33.. a g n or ‘ Ladies Heavy Weight,Eieeced Vesta and
Pants. bought as seconds; firsts are not-
' ually worth 62c, while the lot lasts,
29 cents.
50inch Table Linen. colored border
22 cents
Muslin.
9-4 Full Bleached Muslin. 25c imality. 50 inch Full Bleached Linen. 75c qual-
“"1701? 1 h d u l m I “’64,” h H 11501;“? d L ' Ladies" Undey
94 ab eec e uein. ..'..c qua ity, . inc a tone it inen, 75c
for 169. «yuaiity. for wear'
94 Unbleached Light Weight. is: 45 cents Don’t miss this sale of Lndies’ union
(lfl‘llty. for12c. 72inch Full Bleached Satin Damask, Underwear Prices that will surprise
4-4 Unbleached, Heavy Weight. 70 $2quality for you. We haven't the space to quote
qugmy, for 5:. 81.49. prices. Come and look at them.
MILLINERY OPENING!
We shall have our Millinery Opening on Saturday and Monday. All the latest Paris and
London Novelties in Hate and Bonnets, Flowers, Etc. You are cordially invited to attend the
opening.
Furniture Coupons Good Until October l.
TELEPHONE CALL, 5:...
THE BOSTON STORE «~-~
Corner Main and Wall Streets. norwalk.
A DECLARATION.
We do tot hesitate to declare that ours is the Best Selected, Cleanest and Purest Stock of
Groceries in the town.
A FRESII A'llllIVAL
of thirty packages of the choicest selections of Formorsa Teas direct from China that cannot be
beat for quality. These goods speak for themselves and people come for miles around to secure
them. Our 50c lb. grade is fine flavor and will captivate you. What is more delightful than a
cup of elegant J ova and Mocha Coffee that will tickle your palate? Isn’t there satisfaction in it?
The celebrated li‘ERRIS HAMS and BONELESS BACON are the ideal of perfection—once
used and no other Will suit. New Figs, New J ams, New Jellies, New Olive Oil, New Olives,
New Honey, New Cateup, New Citron, New Pickles and a Host of Good Things at Lowest
.CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
lEllllNll llllllcEli, 33 WASHINBWN STREET.
“TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
ARE 'YOU READY
TO BUY YOUR FALL SUPPLY OF
Merino - Underwear?
We have a full aseortmcnt oi (lente', ladies' and
Children’s Yeats, l’ante or Drawers in various grades of
white. natural wool. either ribbed or plain.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Children's Ribbed Vesta and Pants at 25 cents.
All Departments Fall Goods N ow Ready.
A. DICKERMAN 8L
Seconds of grade worth 50 cents to '75 cents.
Special bargain in Gente’ Shirts and Drawers at 39
cents.
1
Seconds of grade worth 50 cents.
5., ' no
no.“ WAEHINGTON STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler