‘ NY. 'lnlnBER 11. use.
‘ mum
~—
m afoul. Lila.
Mp
8-2“
p *1... , ._
lk's bohrd, of trade having
tly suspended operations in its
canaclty.’lt Is now proposed
. ‘(itfifio‘i'igolf club, for fooslins
W ' coasting purposes.--’New Haven
Wisdom.
i would be difllcultgto describe ads.
my the indignation the verdict ol
gymn- court martial has evoked
mum From many points yest-
‘y the Verdict was denounced in un-
measured terms. British delegates to
”#9 international Council of Congrega-
tionalista. who attended services in
mouth Church, (Brooklyn. adopted
lutl ‘ recording their amazement
iMh t of the trial. and members
”it! the congregation adopted resolu-
tions of similar tenor.
._—-——-
»
'The Rev. Dr. W. 8. Crowe. pastor oi’
the Church or the Eternal Hoyc. in
West Eighty-first street, New York.
preached yesterday morning on_ the
Wk. "In His Steps." and gave his text
as “What Would Jesus Do?" “Nomnn
he wants tube a Christian can read
3: hooh'wlthout a stirrng arid warm-
uf the soul which is like an lnpour-
ll! of the divne life," said Dr. Crowe.
Twit brings up all preachers and profou-
sou-or religion with a sharp tllrn to
Ellie sense of personal responsibility.
There are'millions of religious people.
called, so absorbed in the forms and
"lulchhiery and theories of religion
that they seem to have utterly forgot-
; ten what It is that Jesus meant by the
‘ religious life. This Dr. Sheldon feels.
but he has exaggerated the case a little.
{The churches are not quite as bad as
'he imagines, but there is enough truth
a his portrayal of them to excuse
heroic treatment."
"I'l'hs case last Saturday on ltnllroac
(cure. and the action of the mayor
brings up the. question by what auth—
ority the mayor discharges a prisoner
wanted for violating a law There are
.dourts hero and everywhere to Judge
an offense and the law in rclariou
(”thereto and the penalty therefor. ii
the speaker lllltl.fl right to occupy a
publicthormhfareror 4he mayor or
any one else had a right to grant him
such a priVllcge or have tllc right to
sell or grant special privileges on pub-
lic thoroughfares.’ the speaker com-
mitted no offense. if he committed an
offense he was not amenable to the
mayor, but to the law. and the mayor
. had no authority to condonetheofi'ensc
. Such authority as is exercised by some
mayors of this city. carried to its. log-
ical conclusion, would allow them to
release {person guilty of any crime.
In the first place no one should be
allowed to obstruct a portion of the
public highways for business or politi-
cal purposes. Here is where each in-
vdlvidual's right .l-‘llOllld be guarucd.
And an oillcer who. does his duty in
enforcing law and maintaining or»
nor should not have a legitimate act
made null and subjected to indignities
by the action and sanction of the chief
executive. The competition wnlcb
home lines of business is subjected t0
in Tbe'Norwaiks‘by reason of licenses
granted hucksters and others is an
outrage. and a burden upori those en-
sued in the business they ought not
be be compelled to bear.
ANOTHER ROBBERY IN DANBUIIY.
The reputation which Danbury~ has
acquired during the past several weeks
(or Saturday night highway robberies
is being maintained. as another victim
of a holdup was found in a semi-con-
scious condition in; an alley near the
White street depot early Sunday morn-
ing. The latest victim is Martin Fry.
aged thirt'y-flve‘ycars. whose home is
in New‘i‘airheld. lie was knocked
down while going through the alley
and when he recovered consciousness
he was minus a gold watch and chain
and 825. Matthey Dun. aged twenty-
sia. was arrelted this afternoon on
suspicion.
I lfl‘ALlAN SKIPPED olf'l‘.
l Ira. Caleaguo Marin Gentile. who
keeps a fruit store at 98 Pacific street.
Stamford. reports-a to the” police the
sudden departure of an ltnllan boy in
her employ. simultaneously -wlth the
disappearance of $35 in cash and four
[old rings. The boy left last Thurs-
day. returning to New York. Mrs.
Gentile did not discovl-r her mohcy and
jewelry were gone untll yesterday af-
~ teruoon. rlhe had kept them in her
‘ room. but the boy curl-fully cxplorcd
the house. and It would appear that.
although young In years. he lit old in
crime. Nothing has llccn new of him
since. although Mrs. (lcotilc went to
New York to endeavor to trace him.
FREIGHT [IRAHI‘ZMAN XII/lull.
Richmond. Indiana. Bcptcnlbr-r lI—A
frblght and n DiM'llflt'I' train on the
Indianapolis dlvislou of tho l’cunsvu-
vanla Railroad collidcd a few mi?!
west of here last nllzhl and If’l'lillll
brnkcmnn (.'larkson was killed and six .
others injured.
~—
GOLD FROM CAPE NOME.
San Francisco. Scptcmiu-r liw Thu
steamer liomer has arrived from (‘apc
Nome. via St. Michael. bringing abooti
$209,006 in gold ‘ dust.
The Norwalks.
L
Wash Suits,
Youths’ Suits
that sold at $5.50 and 36/50 can be bought no
0
OUR slxru
to create a world of talk.
chants.
"iered for so little money.
$.98. reduced from $3.
$2 48. reduced from.
$2.98. reduced from
.'..‘O.'....OIUOOO'BOUOOOUO.'....Oi....90.0dIUOIvbwtk
Two Bwrest}mun£"ul'
number.
”.’.-..
the buying public, but. men
Never before in ' 'he Norwallrs has
such a wealth of goodness in trousers been of-
Listen to the prices:
$l 48. reduced from $2 and $2.50.
.50.
, $4.50 and 34.
Money back if ya; want it.
Child’s Wool Blouse Suits, ”
ages 3 to 8. i'egular $1.50 (lllllllly,.llt
A few days more and our counters will
be loaded with the largest and finest
stock oigFall and Winter Tailor-Made
Clothing ever shown iii any. store in
Vestee Suits for Litile Fellows,
some sold as high as $3.50, for a few days only.
$2.25.
a
some of all sizes 3 to 8, 50c and $1 quality,
1 you can takeyour pick for ‘
33c and 69c.
VERY SPECIAL.
50 Men’s Stein-Bloch Ready-to-Wear Suits,
that sold for 812 and SIS, to close out quickly at
. $9.35.
Fall Stylcsoi Men’s Derby's,
made ill town,
Comsteck Br others.
Autumnal
Pant Sale!
Brings bargains rich and rare that are bound
among
our fellow mer-
not only
Cemstockfiretbers, =
14 South Main st., So, Norwalk. °
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
manna.
OI..0.I.O..0...COCOIOOOOOOOOIOCOOOOOO I
The P. J. LYNCH Co.-
Concernin prices, it mi ht be well to say that not under any
any pics she I goods be so d lower anywhere than at these Shire“
business except on the basis of the lowest prices at all tilllcsnt lo
all times; thus ensurlng our customer
95c.
W for
$4.75.
$|.50 and ‘52.
WILLIS H. SELLEGK.
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER.
50 Wall street. Norwallr.
..
v
liters of Its Voyeurs.
Gibraltar. September 11~The United
States cruiser Olympia. with Admiral
Dewey on board, sailed yesterday at-
ternoon on practically the last stage
(if his long voyage from Manila to New
'ork. .
Washington. September ll—Admlrnl
W'Wt‘y's departure from Gibraltar is
earlier than the officials had expected.
Their latest Information concerning
the ()lylllpia‘s ltluery indicated that
she would not sail from (libraltar
much lll-fore the middle of the Ill't’ll‘lll
work. but it is nlipptisdfl the time of
lcllving lllc liritlah port has been ex-
pcdilcd In ordcr that tho ‘vcsscl may
certainly arrivo at Now York upon thc
daic act by tho rel-option committee
and llllWIlIt‘ll why the ndmll'nl.
Admiral Ilcwrly will decide for him-
self the routc he will follow lll cross-
ing the Allllllic No ndvicIs have been
received by tho dcplll'tlncnt. it Is bo-
licvod. however. that the Ulympia will
follow the great (ilrcle Route, stopping
at the Azores for coal. Uiliclulll who
know thc admiral any ew York
should not expect hlnl befo Septem-
ber 28, the date set us that upon which
the Olympia should arrive there
it Is presumed that ihe Olympia will
spend a couple of days at the Azores
and lolter on the. route, so as to use
up the cightl-l-n days remaining of the
lllllnirul's homcn‘ard voyage.
Rear Admiral Sampson. with thc
North Atlantic squadron. will soil
from Philadelphia this wcck for Now
York. where he will complete arrange-
lellts for Admiral llcwcy‘s rcccptlon.
vloonovs rm. canals.
l'sptalu of Oregon Volunteers Says it
will Put an End to the War.
('hlcllgo. Suptl-mllcr ll~(‘nptain .l
.'. (Elvin In. iLt-lly of ill" SI-cnnll (lroxnn
\'Iilllllll'0rh‘, and u mcrnbcr of thc stuffs
.d' (b-ncrnls Merritt. His and lu'lWlilll.
who is visiting hcrc says that he
thought a vigorous full campaign
.Vil'illll plll illl cull to the war in the
l’llillpplllcs.
"ll tllkcs a mod donl to dcmorullzc
l Filipino army and it would be a
'il‘~'ll statcnlcnt to declare that tho lll-
:lll'uclllu ill't' now dcnmrlllizml. bill if
1.; ccrtaln that tllcy lull earlier in till
‘tftlllt' than was fol'nlcrly lilo cascull
is the gellcrul opinion of the oillr-crs
lllli if Honcrlll (ills wrrc tn cunllnc
lilnsl-lf to ollc department llli' wul
vulllll pl‘lmrlss illorc satisfactorily
:vncrul Ulifl lullkcs :l nrst-ratc civil
'UVl'lllltr. in the field tllcrc wcrc MW-
'l'ill lll:-li=lltt“~ in u'lliwli bl- ordcrcll
'{lllillh’ lrwil :lftnr illci' lull fli‘t'nllllllln'l
ll llilll' Work, and tilllel ncwssitail-ll lI
‘lcing llonc lll'l-r again. I think all llli
.'f~li:lliit'fi ill't' faithfully rcpol‘tod by
ficllcrzll filial,"
ESIITIIQL'JKE A’l‘ SKMiWAl'.
so Et'lcnslvc that (‘wllslulerahle llamage
was lloncio Buildings.
('hll-zllul. Scpfcnlbcr ll v.\ special to
bc 'l'l'lbum- front Vic-tuna, Ii. I‘.. Huys'
Winn it public lncctiul: was in prog-
"vss lll Skllgwlly. “who. a four day:
our. for llll‘ lllfll'llb‘nll‘ll M llll‘ Itlllll‘X‘
‘.Iltlll l'l' absorption of I|_\'c'l. .'Ill carill-
lllillxt' Murillll the l-nlllzlldblty. ‘i'l'l
. all'lillllldkl- was. so M‘VPlt‘ that I‘llllh‘lll‘
‘l-l'ulvlvv «Luna's-r was linllc lo Il'lllliiillfs
i lllillcll no one was svriously llllrl. 'l‘llc
priming of Sk.lKWil}“.~ rival unit-Wu)
. 'll} is '.l plnjut bulb in vol .lllll cxicnr
i alvc. ’l‘llc pl'onloll-rs of lbc chlcrprlsc
i l'l' Hull lv‘rulllilcu lntil. i". ltomo and
i2. l“'|¥'l‘lll.'lll. Sir. l“ill‘i’lllilll has closcd
Tl dual for -:l;'o bulldilmh. lllrlrc hudl
‘lliflll. lll llycll. All slimy of high Will
.“u- l't‘llllll'l'tl for lilo “oi-k of removal.
l-lllt iloully all of tllcln have already
‘bl-cll l-nlzulud. 'l‘bc plan ls to brim:
:llo homes across the buy (lll scows. if
,is l-sliznlllcd that all thc buiidlniz.‘
lwhlcb arc wr'i'rtll anything can bc mov-
ii‘ll in thoI course of two months.
i
Tlllllll lull. To NEW YORK.
Colonel lll-ft will not ‘lnlk. hut Rumor-
are to that 'End.
('oloncl N. ll. llcft refused to afllrm
.or deny lllc rumor that tho (‘onmlll-
‘vlotwl road was to put In lhc third roll
‘sy'sIo-m on the lillrlcm river branch
{from Ncwfi'ork city to New Rochelle.
.lt‘oioncl llcft said that he had nothing
lto any. cllhcr way. about the rumor
i and addcd that only President Clark
or Vicc-l’rcsldcnl llitll could make any
éslllll'nll‘lll. As no lthcr of those gcnllc-
imi'n was in his office no statement on
.ithc rumor could be obtained.
4 From other sources it was lcarncli,
;howcvcr, that plans had bccn llndcr
‘ way for sonlc tllnc looklnsf. to the third
rail line out of Now York. and tlml
lsurveys had already hit“ made with
‘fllls end in view. This sumo inform—
fallt added that tllc system would be
:rcady for trial ncxt slimmer. and that
‘ lll oxlcnslon of the line through Con.
.ncctlcut would come In a very few
iycars.
-.._.M_._.._ .__._._...__ ”
possibility nor. llndel
that never invites
best qualities at
'3 interest, we con~talltly add to their goodly
Plllabury'a Xxxx Flour an bag: use his!
Wnahburn, Crosby Cox: Gold Medal Flour 61c bag: $4.40 bbi
. ‘ f ”swam” salt- . .
Olvnmlluuoubr-Iwm the let-t
l O
Newbinner Sets}
N ew' i'ea Sets.
New Breakfast Sets.
New Lamps.
WWO”
" Boiloi'ilorr
The Big Store of the County.
Four cases of Light
Blankets Just receiv-
ed. greys and whites,
49 cents.
WW
Thetast Week of the Clean-up Sale
Everything Belonging to Summer Goes This Week.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
$1.00
Easels
this week
(it
500
Shirl
; Waisis
25c
81mm $1.50
Shin
Waisis
5h
8110
[luck
this
506
Bush
$1.75
Skins
$1.00.
$1.50
lawn _
P; K. *
Sills Skins
$1.00 $1.00
DOMESTIC GOODS.
NEW Oil. CLOTIIS.
in l yd.. Hg. yd. and '1 yds. wide.
$I Silk Front Shirts. 750.
Slim I’lno Mllnll'us Shirts. 81.
77w Nl-glilwc Shirts. 50c -
lioys' All Wool Kncc l'unts. .’dil:
Boys' Wulsts, :55 and 50.1
Ladics' Low Neck lllld Short Sleeves
silk trimmed Vests, Worth 19c. special;
ltic
Ladlcs' Fast lllnck llosc. llsle fin-
ish. doublc soles. worth 1255c for this
solo, 9r:
iioys' Stockings. extra heavy spill-ml
heel and dmlblc knee». 1215c,
Ladlcs' l-‘ollr-lll-llnnd, this fall
styles. 48c
ldltlll‘s' 25c Leather llclts. 15c
lulllllOB’. 50c lll-its. 25c.
WHITE Sillll'l‘ WAISTS.
$2.25 oncs, 31.50.
31.75 ones. 81.25.
81 and 81.25 ones. 1'50.
KlT(‘llE.v IlI‘II‘Alt’l‘NllCNT.
35;- 7-lnch .lurdinlcrc with gold Ilcc— 49c llclldy hlallo Shoots. 39c .
lll‘ili OIL“. lll :l t‘iillll'li. l'.’(‘ r . l - or
lilo .'.-Inch .lurdlnlcrcs. glazed inside 1"" 'l‘illow’rlllps, pm pm.“ for” r,
and mu. ”its” _. -i lurks) llml 'l‘ubln ( overs. .ch.
lfn- l'orcclnlnc l’llltcs .dccorutcll with 17“ ””“k T"““‘l“' 2”” 3 for 25"
gold. I' i ll llIcl 7c Whitc lioulct Flaunt-l. 5c
'Jl' urcc llinc ’lliler-i, decorator ,I . .. .. . .. . . . .
with gold. 34'- lJt llt.l\) Ildlf llltdtllttl l'nhlc Lil:
49.: l’orcr-lllino 2 qt. Pitchers. rlccor-‘ “n' 3‘29
utcd with gold, 25c 691‘ Full Bleached Damask, 50c.
29c l’orcelulnc Gravy lloats, llc -——~—.———-—-
‘.’.'w l’orccllllnc Pickle Illsllcs, inc v i .
49c, (‘ovcrcd liilttcr llishcs, 23c: “Ah“ “ODDS.
49c (‘ovcrcll Sugar Bowls, 25c , 13‘s“ Lawns. 5"
liic 'l‘ln Tea or Coffee l’ots. luc 15c Orgnndlcs. 50.
Quart “lip ('ups. 4c 15.. “"an 5c
Largo Till f llllandcrh. bc 0- D
5 Gal. Galvanized ()ll i‘nns, or». I ‘ llomuunt ' R. Outing, 6“
(irllnitc iron ilam lloilcrs. with gra-l W.—
nito lids.I k 98c DRESS GOODS.
Cullnlc Sin ' Strainers. 25c . ,
Granite lrun Pic Platcs. IUc .Sc‘otch llailis. for Skirts, 54-lngb,
,_...._-__._-_.___.,-_ y.‘ll‘t , l.
T.\ll.(lll. MADE Sl‘l'l'S. 2.1:- llrcss floods. 12%.:
l 31"(‘2llllalck (‘llcviot Sulfa silk fat‘cll ilrlod flir school dresses.
.ili' o . :17. {0.1.3. .. gum g 2:.-
Slii Ladioa' (‘lnill Suits. SIL’. 5‘.) III"), III Era. _. . gun}.
sir. Illnck and culormi St‘l'gt‘ Suits. "" "“" “C '“m‘” "‘“r ‘ ‘
”a. ' él.
$10 Suits. broken lots. 85 ouch. We Fall Mixtures, 50c. l
MASON PRINT JARS.
’Qllarts and pints. 42c dos. '”
Oil Stoves at cost.
BOSTON STORE.
Cor. Main and
Wall St. .
N orwalk, - Conn.
m A... .__ ,. .
me
‘Want” advs. in [The Sentinel Pay.
CELL 58-2.
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
300 BASKETS
fiANGY NATIVE _
ALBERTA PEACHES
THIS WEEK.
You need a basket of this luscious fruit, and now is your time to secure it.
NU HUME FRI'IT AFTER THIS WEEK.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR.
. littlest Washington Street. '
Grocer.
iiillnuse.
Leading
It’s saving penny by pennyTllat builds a comfortable bank account
and it's dealing here that gives you the chance to start a savmg
fund of your own.
The dime’s mighty
purchasing power goes fur-
ther here—in fact it will almost do the work of a quarter.
..
A
Famous White Rose. none Better. lac bag; ‘4 la bbl t "P‘SC‘: SWEET POTATOESv 20° mx- -"
Buyer Cured Home. small and lain 12¢ lb MRI" “053 POTATOES. lfic PEf‘K. 00c lll'sllnl.
‘ s thw N0. 1 MACKEREL. 10c, 3 FOR 25c. :
i Bent Sugar Cured Shoulder-I, 1 1-2:: lb . , SMALL smart osmsm liAhlS. 12c Lil. ' '3
Fancy lurly Robe Potatoes 15c pk. 60c bushel new l.lc.\N‘rlo roux. 3 nos. l-‘Oit 25c. r ' ': '-
SI’GAR CURE!) SHOULDERS. 75c LB. 4‘ ‘
l7 (‘akes Colante's Soap. ...... 25c I Lion or Manhattan Coilec ...... 10c lb.| (traps Nuts l-‘ood.... ............ iaci .
. 7 Cakes llabbitt's Soap. ......... 25c ' ltalston Breakfast Food ....... 13c pm, 3 lbs. Salt Pork ...... cl . "'
7 (‘akes (”mi-Pump, ............ 251336 lbl. NOW Carolina Rice ........... 250 3 “m. llest lmrd _______ . . naked Mill, can, ................ 7!! Gold Dust. package. ............... 15?! Lemon CIR". lll, ........... ...... 50
‘ ii ('akes l-‘niry Soap 25ci l2 boxes Parlor niches 10c 10 lbs 0st Flakes ‘ "w ‘
‘ in (lakes nm'lamidry. ...... 2.. Honey Drips l-‘aia'cy Table syrup...10c.i 15 lbs. Best Yellow Neal .......... 2:23.. ““8““ mm“- mm -----=----~----10° 5 lb. Box Hominy. .. .............. m 7 Can. sum", 25¢
'4 INK? Call?! Borax 908i). -~ ----- 35¢ CFO"! F1330! ---------------- 4° DIS-H Dkl- Macaroni ----- . --------- '~~-~'3€' lvorinc. package. ................. 10c Soda Crackers. lb.. ............... 5c 3 lbs. Best Codilsh. . ......... .....2l'rc
. With one pound Coffee, beans or ground. at 25. 27.10 and 32c per lb., or it. lb. best Tea. or if lb. Lynch's Sun'J Quart Jar Mustard, ........... ."lOc Ginger Snaps,’ 1b.. .......... . 5c 10 lbs. Rolled Oats. ...............25c
‘ l-‘lake Baking Powder, a Beautiful China Cup and Saucer, or your choice of 100 other different articles. ‘
i ' P J LYNCH COMPANY '
118 Washington st., So. Norwalk. ~ 19 Mam“ :‘Norwslk. .» - . . . . . e
. I l e .-
. .4
. J any]; .“ .‘.-(.‘.; 3‘31””. 9" 94‘ i. ,' k . M -
. - t- We mace .
r
I
b
Norwalk Chronicler