' ; next Tuesday. Rev.
was: his in Ilium at
at one saw at ova .
.meltheiiutsslmdhleuse cesv
veils-Ilene Fm s Wheelie. Tour is
Will—teem est Personal. ‘
The Bridgeport. Danbury and Nor-
yalk union district Epworth League
convention will be held at the East
Avenue. Methodist Episcopal church,
Arthur Good-
enough. president. will preside at the
afternoon session, the programme of
which will be as follows: Devotional
‘ services. Rev. Alvin hKiiell: address
of welcome, Rev. Charles E. Benedict;
"spouse, Rev. Arthur Goodenough; "A
Modern Herod," Rev. William E. Jet.
flies; “Christian Work," Rev. George L.
Thompson; "Individuality," Rev. Ervin
Is. Thorpe, D.D.; address, Rev. David (i.
Macy, D.D.: Junior work; Rev. Frank
A.Soofleld. Supper will be served in
the lecture room. Evening session:
Devotional services, Rev. John W.
Beach, D.D.; music by the Epwm‘th
' Leexue chorus, led by Arthur Paddock.
undthe Appollo orchestra; "The Charac-
teristics of a Triumphant llpworth
League," Rev. Louis Albert Banks, 1).
D., pastor of the Hanson Place Metho-
dist‘Episcopal church. Brooklyn. Each
society is entitled to live delegates.
Every member, however. of each and
every society represented in the union
districts will bewelcome. William H.
Me, late of American and Emma Juch
Opera company, a baritone and vocal
towher of New York, will sing “Evening
Star” (Tanuhauser‘). by Wagner, at the
evening session of the convention. Mr.
Lee has just started a class in vocal
instruction in the lodge room of the
Red Man, South Norwalk.
After a'week’s absence, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Aisthorpe returned home. yester-
day afternoon, from Peekskill. Mr. Ais-
thorpe's native city. They wheeled the
en tire distance. both ways.0n a tandem.
and visited many places in the Catskills
awheel. They report a delightful and
recuperating tn'p.
Charles E. Benedict will preach in the
East Avenue Methodist church. next
Sunday night. Tuesday afternoon, Sep-
tember 22d. he will deliver the address
of welcome at the lipworth League con-
vention. and on the following day will
return to his studies at Wesleyan college.
He enters upon the third year of his
‘course.
Arthur L. Paddock was on M.[). Ran-
dall’s new dock. this morning, when he
lost his balance and fell over backwards,
landing in four feet of water. Yester-
day afternoon, William Farrington. one
of the carpenters, fell overboard.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carr and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Carr returned home, Sat-
urday afternoon, in the Nellie J.. from
aweek’s visit in Northport. Captain
and Mrs. Elmer Skidmore and child
came over in the sloop lda May.
The speakers at the Rebublicau rally.
Friday night at 8 o‘clock, in the old
Volunteer Hose house. will be Hon. E.
J. Hill and E. i). Kecler. of Norwalk.
William C. Thomas. of East avenue,
is recovering from a short sickness. He
has resumed his duties at Henry Tilly's
in South Norwalk.
William Berriau. of Armonk. who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. l“. (5.
Brown, returned home. yesterday.
Walter Stafford, of Strawberry Hill. is
now employed in Jersey City. and will
remove them soon.
The Alumni assimiation oi the East
Norwalk school will hold a meeting to-
morrow night. ..-..-
Repairs are being made to the Bene-
dict Farm bridge.byCoutractor Randall.
Hunford Jone .of First avenue. has
mwvered from a few days' illness.
Miss Tilly Ericswm. of Second avenue.
is quite sick with fever.
“...... MM. WW
“Doctor. isn‘t the science of medicine
very complex?"
“Not at all-«gets simpler every day:
only two kind of juiople now in the
worlduepileptic and entaleptie. "
Hospital Physician (with a view o
«liagnosim—-What do you drink? New
Patient (cheering up at the pmymdw
0h, sirwthanli you, sirwwhatevnr you
----I leave it to you. sir!
"Young man. you should never go to
bed owing any man a cent." "Where
would you sleep. father?"
Tom—What is the but way to make
a woman keep s secret?
Ditikwfllve her ohlorofonn.
I)ltt1'llll“l‘
1") ’liTJieptemiu-r is. A. ll. one.
Estate or tint-rile Hubbard. info ni Sui-walk.
in mid district. "mow-d.
tirilvi‘ml. “flint theadmiuiwlmlnr Midi/ii his
mlmihMmtiIm unwind in thiv "W!“ fro! ml«
jititinvnl. at the prubule “Him in hurwoik. no
the tint day of “member. im. at l" mils-k
ftymuflffilflll l M i!" pelt-Mn" llifl-rl‘ifml in
[title-lute mar he unfilled thereof. ”l“mlntlll<
Miran-r wiiicuow tlii-urtlerinMpni-linbmi in
n. gown-impel having a Fir-dilution in unit! dis.
”lid. ”7" [well A «win Uncut”! NH llw wirftt 7w!
in civic! ,'urmilk.llr:ir1~! llw l'iii w who in the
fi-sudwi‘r-i‘cgph. a: inuui au- .14.... imp.”
est 1! I" . our name.
I! AH ”.WWDWABDJWllea
will be authentic mum on the
nomination nuts:
mammalian-mustard.”
new Telford road. near Center
house.‘ his to bee mum
wheehuen of the town of Dale- fa
three prises. Those who have already
eutered'are: Arthur Bey-wad, lath
Norman. Robert Ween, Carl When.
Charles Williamson, William Bentham
Charles Goff and Wilbur Reed.
Fred Menard is home for a short viii
from the West.
J. 1!. Jackson will give an illustrated
lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
church. tonight at 3 o’clock.
Edward Dillon has returned to Sew
York after a few days' stay at the Elm-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Drummer. of
South Norwslk, and Charles and Nellie
Huff. of Newark. spent Sunday st
Joseph Hindley’a.
William Wardell, of New York.
spent Sunday with Dr. Norton.
Henry 0. Street is slightly improved
from the malaria.
A representative of a New York. so-
operativc building and loan order is in
tow a, endeavoriag to organize a branch.
St. John’s church will not over ”to
from its ten days’ fair.
John N. Scoiield and Sentinel Weed.
the delegates to the Democratic State
convention in New Haven, left Davin:
this afternoon to be. present at the
county caucus tonight, and! the big
gathering tomorrow.
Louis Urofoot, whose leg was broken
by a fall from his bicycle, is able to be
about the house with theaidl oii‘erutches.
The infant daughter of Rev. and! Mrs.
Ralph Jefferson, who spent the arms
with her grandparents, Roy. and Mrs.
Louis French, in Norotmi, died last
week in South River, N. J... where Mr.
Jefferson preaches. The body was
brought here, and the funeral: held than).
day\afternoon. the burial being .‘n
Spring Grove cemetery.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fancher. Saturday night. under the
railroad bridge, Mrs. Fancber' salted her
husband for the key to their house;
which, it is said, he refused to give liter.
She then struck him two or three times.
it is alleged, and as he turned about she
gave several cries and started» toward
her parents. where she. has since. been.
wares.
day evening, on “Sound Money. or rm-
Silver-Which?‘ 'called forth a large trl‘i
ence of the good citizens all this twat.
fully one hundred being ladies.
Bohannan. of Stamford, was the silver
champion. and his side oi" the platform
was decoratcd with the silvery colleen! of
clamatis, while H. S. Ud‘gcntmf' New
York, had his cause typified by huge
bunches of golden-rod. The speakers
Mr. Udgeu opened for gold. in athiirtyv
minutcspcech. in which the outline of
his subject was skillfully sketched. Mr;
Bo!1unuan.who had been heralded? as the
”silver cyclone." sustained his reputav
tion. His opening sentences Were. Rpm
ken in such a low, mild sort of way that
there were cries of “louder“ from the
rear of the hall. Whether in response
to this, or simply because he eiriuldiii'r.
business. am! very shortly there
was blow and wind enough to suit any.
body. A part of his tliree-ipiartera of
extracts from various authorities on: the.
subject, interspersed with some. very
pointed remarks to his opponent. deliv-
ered at very short range. Many at these
were met with two-edged answers that
pleased the audience mightily.
ihigen was allowed fifteen minutes for
his closing reuuirks. and made the best
use of his time in expouadiuga. bit more
sound money doctrine. At the clone lie
was loudly cheered. and had evidently
enthusiast proymsmi three cheers, he
generously turned them to his visiting
oppmu-ut. Mr. Boluumaa. Mr. Fenian;-
nan then challenged for a return debate
in Stamford. and it is probable. that! it
will be. arranged in the near future.
so. a large number of enthusiasts from
this place are sure to be present.
proceeds netted itch. which will be ill--
WESTPORT.
and a New York friend drove down to
oi they were placed under invest by
Constable Allen for gathering scallops.
contrary to law. and crash was fined! slit.
The trolley our which jumped the
truck in Westport. Sunday. was gotten
lunch on the rails yesterday afresh-mu.
SILVERNlNE.
The new. of has is. 9. church are to
give a golden toe in (include: mill.
ladies are evidently histtled on the
issues of the day. and an M to i for
them this mason.
. scum mum.
ltov. U. ii. Davis, of Hilvermiae.
. preached in the Methodist church. Haw
fiday, from the text. "What: shall!
2‘ llll"f unto Hull for all his benefits
inward met" The preacher strongly
n'ocniniendetl the duty of praise
Mrs. Je‘sse..Millspaugh is residing
The debate at the Town Hall, Statur- ’
W. .l.‘
were introduced by P‘. ti. Ackermimi. }
help it, the. cyclone got right. deww to}
an hour was devoted to the. reading of 1
Mr.
apturcd his audience. but when: mun! .
it ‘
The E
voted to the Wilton Library smacwitwinai. .
'l'he Finch brothersfof i‘liuntaut Hill. ‘
Compo. Saturday. Before they return. ‘
Tuesday evening. Hurt/ember 2'1; 'liliuw
fimmiummm
‘ ‘ m ..... a, ..... wuiwsw
Mill!!!“ Will.
anon-semen» raw:
' museum—nous.
umuuwm. '
wood was stunded yesterday afternoon
from the bane of biuister. Mrs. William
'1'. Raymond. The floral pieces were
very hoodlum. They included a gates
use bearing the word “Hesinud.” a
havimrlhedflm son." a cross and
several others.
Mrs fishery and Mrs. Hamid and
family have cloned the Oak cottage at
Bellielandfortbsm.aud returned
to flow rm.
At the meeting of the Sperm-h
Magoo, Sunday night. (Decor Mills.
Barry 5. Manama: Wicks. Frank
Stevens. Shepard Wells and Mines were
elected delegates to the mlicense one
tag in South Kuwait. hummer night.
Themyer meeting in the )fmlicdist
SW church. Thursday night. will
be conducted by s. (I. Horton.
Mrs. Robert 0. Raymond and dough.
ter are spending the Week in WM.
Mrs. ”any Cummings. who has been
occupying the Cudhpp «film. returned
to New York outlay for the winter. *
“£810”.
A numbers! families from ibis place
are sprawling the want: at Sherwood}
Mill.tfmnpo.
Rev. C. M. Arthur fluent but week in
New Ye . ‘ ‘ ‘
The smut r. l’.!'l.(.‘. n. meeting
willie conducted by Mrs. llmwe Hurl-
buiti. Sunday evening. ‘ .
Mina ‘lliimiie Wakmau has hemmed
Efrem a week’s visit in Greenfield. . _‘
1 Mr. minim. Chariots Andrews and
{Mm Niche Andrew's, or New Rssciielle.
are guests of Mrs. Mimic Perry.
Miss Plasma lune has fine!” steeple
of days with: flies Alice Fitch.
1:111:ng timer has been very low
augaiiiu for metal days.
Miss thirties.» White. of Lyon Plains.
who has spent a week with Miss May
Hamilton. has returned beanie.
[lousy .ii. llamalnm has returned to
New Haven. ‘
Mrs. Harriet (hitter. of Cannons,
has spent a few days with Mrs. Lloyd
timilrey and! MN. dunno. Andrews.
Mice Etna Yommmd Sawmill Willam, is
the guest of Mire. Jampvih I‘m-y.
’ll‘l'ie' llllllfilli’llll of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
i Motioultey «that on humility. Much gnu-
lpuuhiy in surname-ed for (W ywug peo-
‘pi‘rr, as thin in this third child they hare
heat within lllllflt‘ pied throw years.
Mr. Jennings. «A! firin-mtndy. who
1lose been a gum have. has Mutual
home:
A man! recently «naught [lame difl'crcni
, more Mennonites wife. whereupon he went
jto' a lawyer. "You lane's-3 wry KIM!
‘grownulb tau absentee.“ «aid the lawyer.
"I «lion's want to gun a dirmw." the citi-
zen: replied. “I want to gun an injuries
than to nacho them atop it .
Emconu
Storage Warehouse
13m- munni‘m mattress» Warehouse!
.. Wiener «unwed. Mir.“ «zit. o a mum
wt Waflluaefl. w m:l”l‘“,. .111! this» a d i
at Motrin women it. A» awn «,1 MD 1» 'l
l'llt‘.‘ n!" tibiwr '39
1 Household furniture, fiauesji.
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
“Vol l'uil Il'lllllllll'ilizltil'* ail-Juan n1 the
‘ ilms‘“ it!"
TAVLOR l: GOLDEN.
:e W Atrium/imp £1 liliil‘ll‘.
Hooch l. leivzuilt. Maximum-".21,
CARRYIX“ .\ "HAY“ ST!!! 1‘
of the Wm» and denim wall
ipiwers ta Namath is when are mooning.
iAMthM or tied that “weight for
‘ov my inimum- in Arabesque or
Midterm W. still! he fmtsd to
plane the hwy. "modem Mom in
winch or «him Man- are tuned new in
wary style. owl few we at rock in»
tour.
. W W
MW sum m
Plumes fir-sued he «an. m
M5!- m
m
at WM Inset. he. Inuit. ‘
Winsome Miles of I}. mummy
etmnmmef “all M Wain item.
ThefunenlofthelateWilliam Wk'.
seam “mud. um: i
I03”! ll 0
‘F. W. M‘l‘l‘OfllLl-i. Humor.
0” Nilht (lull.
lull)", sEPTi-ZIIER is.
Canarthederer'e
Great Sew ‘l’ork Casino fineness.
The Merry World!
i'mlueei with the complete hi. Y. east and a
magnificent eauimr‘eit of Hceuerr.
Costumes Am Hectic.
Burlesque on ”Trilbr "" moflaus Gene."
“Wan .""lJil!e rooper,"
‘ dormer-to."
SSE the sand lul‘lnl. headed by Mlle. Cather-
ine nho ulvtlllehdlflflemfi from the
lmmrisi'fhca re. oscow.
ii the [miles inhihiry band.
ti .Ihe match ofvnlnpa ni-adeia.
it . Anna Mails. the. work ‘s greatest tiansfor-
inntion dancer.
tilt]! the iieishn girls. etc.
Laugh and the World Laughs With
You !
Prism ti. Humanism. lit-ole now on side at
. \l'wi‘s and 'l‘onilinson‘a.
HOYT'S TH E‘ATRE
Tuesday Evening, Sept. i5.
TESTIMONIAL
concert!
Tenders-d to
Mr.ThomasJ.
Penna".
Mr. Funnel! will have the assistance in! Mrs.
Lillian Shermml-Newkirk. Miss Alice Sher-
wood. Miss Maria liminan! Mr. liarry l’i-p-
per, Mr. Alex. H. (ilbson Mr. Perkins and
wipers. ~ .
. ie-erved seats. am: on sale at the usual
‘ plnwe.
"...—”... ..W...
DON'T GET LEI-'1'
behind in the swim
while everyone else
is gathering in the
astonishing b a r -
gains in silver nov.
elties offered by H.
B. l-IOYT at such
low prices. 50 cents
on dlinlgr crunot ble
. g“ riwle or soon
goods and prices
never were heard of, and to be caught
napping while they are being sold like
hot cakes may not be a crime—but it is a
dead less.
All silver noitelties 50c on the dollar
until Sept. lst.
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optics! Store,
BOWashiugton Street.
i...
“entitle;
New York
Millinery
Parlors!
\l'aiilor tho (iraud Opening on
SEPTEMBER will and sist.
of our Imported and Do
mcstic
liliLLlNERY
complete line of Pattern
Hats
- and
Bonnets
Almaiul! and mmpleic line of
l'uirimmed liats. Feather lions,
Tips, l’lpmcs, Flowers, ()rna-
meats, Ribbons. Laces. jets, jew-
el Effects, etc.
Atfompleic lincof Mourning Goods
lniant's and Children's Caps.
All goods will be Silll at Popular
New York Prices.
Goldberg’s
New York Milliacry Parlors,
‘ 53 Vlell 5L, Opp. Harwell: Hotel
N. B. All orders will receive spe-
cial attention.
NOTICE l
SPECIAL TOWN IEETIIOl
The inhabitants, legal mints u! the Town
Hi hutwnlkuml llt'll'li‘)‘ outlilml and warnsel
ilml it in WW1“, town ma Uliilfl will ”4‘ “hill in llil‘
'1‘”on ”Ilht'ilt said \nnrulliu'ti ’I‘hnr-dny.
"it! "Hi tlit)’ «If Ho'ihuulwl‘. l! I~. ill ll H I‘l'l’lt ll
"it"ttllt't'hwm. fur tha- ioiinwinn narrow-Jo
vri
'l‘n l‘l'fit the sound iuwn rctmrts uiidtntulw
atrium own the Milli“.
‘1‘” its the m. ipmwiiiun int ihcsethsry
Mill Idlwr uu-‘im‘ mltm'l \ifllli’l‘“. ttllll I" ill
the numb-i ui win-lie for which the public
e -l u '!r «boil lw "mi Miami in me u vum: a ll
Tilllkt‘udlnh u mull!" [it"lllilflil' ”Wt fl
A. Mutinwkny gm oilu-te. limtllld in Mt!
sinner-iii. t lhe miecinwu be oiiilmtmd and
fitment-tun m iv‘lMu" and mill claim imln
him a name, ..i _\..i Iilili. for ‘i nominal cun-
“Itfim‘l'flt, lilltim r: M and UN" which "in
turret in.” “guy in u... iotlw him! Ire-opiql lot'
in r at llu- «motto-iii mu! Hi tlw lintmfio-t Farm
1....1‘... cutaway, .....i ”...: the wiwtmen he in-
“Cyan-1111' 1.. my... emumimi ~ new-p tor the pin-
tolw Hf rutiiiqiymuny and I!“ ilili’lii‘ Mill lilill‘l'
i a up w pm” indulging in vtilil limit a lv
.mwh." themed” y uiilvll' Ilivnruidmuo—
unvand bunny." 1)... m-ntheilvo'lul H! Hall!
Ila-”solid hirm Mi‘lgn MN lflfl'l '" .l- “is" i'l‘
. ivrvm
1..."... .9 sum“, mun. mu lllh day at
Mild!!!” lot', 1‘ it,
it; NM? “it‘ll!" 1“
M'll
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eh,“ ”I ‘If‘ fitttwfllk-
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“"“liilli” ‘2! ;
and
Norwalk,
Ladies’
Misses’
Children’s
tiii
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. 2 Gazette Building, Norwelk, Ct
JACKETS~
10.0.0009.
slats-Isleeee-a-sses
the next two month's wear.
...-
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let-ooeseles'ee-ensees
CAFSDES!
Ladies'tan cloth capes, trimmed with braid.£2.so
Ladies' tailor made cloth capc¢,............... 4.0o
Black velvet capes, trimmed with Jet '
Black brocade silk capes trimmed with lace,. . . . . . . . . ....
Black all wool cloth jacket, pearl buttons. . . . ..
Black clay diagonal jackets
Tan covert cloth jackets............
Mixed covert cloth jackets, large pear! buttons
Children's jackets, red, blue, brown and tan, 4 to 12 years. . .. . . . . . ..
Children‘s jackets, all colors, 4 to 12 years, trimmed with braid . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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Thcsc garments are all the very latest shapes and styles; are medium and light weight. just the thing for
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A GOOD AWARKET.
in our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy leu-
dcr meat of the very best quality, that has a clean acat store,
courteous Iniiieotemployccs, and prices that will not
disagree with any onc's purse.
idea of a good meat market. and we
FRANCIS 8: CO.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders icr
legit-.0 Sentinel in
Office
0. ll. HIRVEY’S
civv Ins-Lovasuer aozucv.
Ladies and gentlemen desiriu first class
help in any camel! can obtain t e some at
thealmveaaencvza mthosewiehing positions,
either male or female. can secure employment
“illilt’tl"‘[flllllt‘llllllt‘lyr' A first-class con-di-
mar? and gardener. Good wages to right
pit 'lt'll.
\\ antedmairl it or in. colored. to assist cook
the kltche
70 North strict South Norwaik.
That's our
run ours on that principle.
As an example. we
mlfllml’.
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.‘I’AILI. , ,
m
it lsrshsll Street. he. Ierivsit.
tiller:
Prime Rib Roast, m: s lb Pot Roast, from 2 to ice lb
Good Roast lest. we " Lamb chops,
Best Sirloin Steak, Me “ Forequsrter lamb, 6c “
Best Bet Round Steak, iOc “ Rump Corned Beef, I00 "
“ " Shoulder “ 00 “ 4 lbs Salt Perk for 25¢
6 lbs Ireelifsst Bacon, for 50 cents
to its Piste or Brisket of Beef for 25 cents
What You
Pay
For a thing. imt what you get for what you pay.
that satisfies you.
May little for s {slur thing and itschoapness is hot
Here you pay little for good things.
Send in your order for good. clean. old 0th.
MANUEL T.HATCH,
Have you ever thought or that 2'
leading Grain Dealer.
”...... .. k... x ”......
is
High
Grade
l9 lb.
Wheel ,
for
. $50
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Norwalk Pattern Works,
c. H. AISTI'IORPE,Prop.
50 Second
Hand
BICYCLES/i
v
FOR SALE
At Your Own Priceii
Prices from $5 to $50.
F. S. AIMEE CYCLE 00
so Wall street. Norwallt
Norwalk Chronicler