m
lento-berm“.
September tides st Wilson Point,
Conn, and the Knob Outing Club. com-
piled from U. 8. Coast Survey tables:
__._._..
Above Above or
0 LW. below L.W.
Date 11. '1'. Mark. 1.. T. Mark.
15. 2.56am. 6.611. 9.15am. ..0.ftt.
3.18pm. 7.211.10.03p.1n. ..0.311.
to. 8.54am. 6.811. 10.18am. ..0.811.
“9me 6.711.11.05p.fn. ..0.511.
27. 5.10.111. 6.011. 11.25am. ..0.911.
6.80pm. 6.311.
881 6.25am. 6.111. 12.07am. ..0.711.
6.42pm. 6.311. 12.33pm. ..0.911.
29. 7.25a.m. 6.8“. 1.043.111. ..0.611.
2.40pm. 6.411. 1.33pm. ..0.711.
80. 1.12am. 6.811; 1.56am. ..0.511.
8.279.111. 6.511. 2.23pm. ..0.6ft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 11.; av., 7.2 11.; neon. 6.9 1..
. signifies pins; -— signifies minus.
HERE irritation
\Dailv News of the'Tivin Cities
G'atiieretl by Sentinel Reporters.
WEATHER NOTES.
A storm area is central this morn-
ing in the lake region and cloudy wea-
ther extends eastward to the coast. The
storm will probably pass over New
England tonight and be followed by
cool pleasant weather.
Local forecast—Light rain tonight.
fair Tuesday.
Miss C. F. Baird's institute will re-
open Thursday for the full term.
L...”
Frank Brainard. the former Nor-
waik show man. has been at Coney is
land all summer.
Rolin A. Baldwin. of Elizabeth street
has secured a situation with the (‘raw
Laundry Machine Company.
-—Pure Cot. and cream. 51: cup, Lane's
Photographer North has’ made sev-
eral excellicnt photographs of Miss (I.
F. Baird's institute buildings;
John Fairchiid took an inVoluntary
bath. Saturday afternoon. by fnl.‘.ig
into the water at Klondike Park.
John Conley. of Norwnlk. is running
Jvaudcviilc show at the Newtown fair.
this week. Last week he was at Wliiti
l-‘lains.
Contractor Salvator ('nnrioi will be-
gin Work this work on the ccilar for
John W. llakc's mw housc in Wood
Ward avenue.
The official board of the South Nor-
waik Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a melting tonight in the church
beginning at 8 o'clock.
A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward E. Pierce, of 1226 Smith
Main street. This makes Edvvard Far.
roll, of Spring street. a happy grand-
father. . . if ‘
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—-The Starin barge Curry :will leave
C. Ii. 1%.. (‘ommunipaw dock. gut 10:30 a.
m.. Friday, September '19, to partici-
pate in llcwcy Naval Parade. Tickets.
32. Norwaik people will take ferry nt
\Vhitchull street. Tickets .on sale by
John T. llziycs. John ii. Hoyt. Postal
Telegraph and 1-). .i. Finnegan, Main
street grocery. Tickets for evening
fireworks. $1.01) extra. ‘
—_————.——.——_&—
Andrcw Leary. of 19 rltaliroad ave-
nue. started today on n .«l‘ix werks' tr.»
through the Naugatuck Valley in the
interests of the American Wringcr
Company. , 3
I
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Deacon William Miller is taking :1
week's vacation, and :wiil attcnd tl1~
Dewey celebration in 3.'cw York. Ed-
ward Robinson has resumed his duties
at C. E. Seymour's store.
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The Y. W. 1'. T. i’. will meet this cw
oning with Miss Annie llishop. No. ll?
Washington street. at 7215. A full at-
tendance is requestc . as business of
importance must be“ rausacted.
_.______.,____
All members ofa‘thc New England
Order of Protection arc requmtcd to b:-
prescnt Tuesday. Srptcmiicr :12. to hcae
the report of the deputy. and to make
arrangements for the tcnth anniver-
sary. There will be other business of
importance.
Captain Frank it. ('oalcs mm to .Vcw
York Saturday ,in the intcrcst of th--
Fourth ilegiinrnt 1'1 interiicw G -nrra'
Roe and learn what amount. if any. 14
allowed outside troops on that day, if"
wants to see his regiment get all that
in coming to it.
. The gown to be worn by Mrs. l'ath-
Port Chester. were
. mouth Hyenue,
Charles Gehshe sold
horseto 11s: 'i'srlov. Saturday.
- '——-v
Thomas Baxter. of Harriet street. has
enlisted in the United States nsvy.
A handsome vault has been built in
Mrs. E. P. Wecd's lot at Riverside
Cemetery .
_—
0. Fred Flinn, of Norwulk. has been
appointed a hospital nurse in the reg-
ular army.
—lt's the proper caper now to smoke
the famous Dewey cigar, made by J.
Oldenschlager.
William Weed. of East Norwnlk, 11w
taken a position as delivery clerk for
W. S. Sturtevunt.
The Germania Saengerbund will give
an invitation sociable tonight in their
hall on the bridge.
The lower end of West avenue near
the Armory needs the attention of the
Norwnlk highway committee.
G. W. Goodseli is in town today ad-
justing the loss at ihe Cyrus DeFor-
est fire in West Norwulk.
--Give children Lane's ice Cream.
A great many women who are very
attractive when viewed from the back
are so disappointing fiili face.
Michael P. Powers. of Main street.
Norwalk. who has been seriously ill of
typhoid fever, is now recovering nice-
ly. .1..
The members of the Dewey Social
Club, of South Norwalk. will go to
New York, Saturday. to greet Admiral
George Dewey.
The Republican leaders at Norwaik
are pushing forward the name of W.
F. Acton an a compromise candidate
for judge of probate.
—flig job 1.000 boxes of Note Paper
at 10c. Gold Fountain Pens» 50c up
and a few more jobs left at T. J. Mag—
ner's Curiosity Shop.
ob ““"'—
Tickets to Danbury and return. with
admission to the big fnir next week.
are on sale at the South Norwalk de-
pot for 81.30.
William Norbett was arrested for
drunkenness at Norwalk. Saturday
night. It was the first offence and sen-
tence was suspended.
Secretary Nine, of the State flour-i
of Education. is sending circulars in
Norwaik voters. relatIVe to the consol—
idation of school districts. '
W. P‘. Coggswell has purchased the
old Hanford house from the Connecti-
cut Lighting and Power Company.
The building sold for 3400.
David lietts and William Wesseld, oi
present at tho
ncetlng of the Knudscnliail MiSNlOll,
yesterday and gave interesting ad-
dresses.
Mrs. Margaret Shechan. of 23 i'iv-
has rcccivcd the
Knights of Columbus hcncfit of 81,01".
on account of the death of her son Josh
eph. J. Sheehan.
-—Pure Fruit ices at Lane's.
The young peoplc of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Sunday school are
Tf‘iiilt’bil‘tl to attend the rehearsal of
‘he Proccssionai for Rally Day, this
'vcuing. at 7:171 sharp.
(‘harlcs ii. Scymour offers the public
thr- iicst goods in the grocery line on
the market. lie has everything nc\\
ind inviting that comes tip. and his
prices are as low as good goods can bc
sold for. ' '
A regular meeting of the LadivH'
Auxiliary oi Sherman (‘ouncil will b.-
hcld Thursday evening. September :11.
at the rooms of the Council. Members
.‘lf‘t? requested to make an effort to be
present.
There will be whist and re
freshmcnts.
—Teiephone Lane's. Cali, 139-5.
Scoficld & ifoyt are now prcparcd for
the full trade, with a complete stock
in every dcpartment. 'i‘hey announcc
that they will meet any one on prions
ind go a little better. They show a
turgc line of all kind: of furniture and
carpets.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A.
will be held' in the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
'1 Elizabeth strcct, South Norwaik. to-
morrow. at 3:30 p. m. A full ntt'cnd-
ance of the members is requested. as
matters of importance will come before
the meeting.
—50 imperial Crowd Cigars a 7:,
$3.50. That's the way to buy them.
Staff Captain and Mrs. Galley and
Lieutenant Liston will be here and
conduct the meeting in the Salvation
Army Hall on Wednesday. the ZTth.
As they are all good musicians. they
will. by their playing and singing.
make an interesting and entertaining
time. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. They will hold a special chil-
dren's service at 12:11“ in the evening.
All children are Wclcomc. Thclr little
girl. three years of age. sings songs
and does :1 lift]” drill with a doll that
is very attractive.
Children's teeth require special at-
tention. A spool of dental floss should
be kept in a convenient place. and a
piece of the silk passed between the
teeth after eating. if the first teeth
“are defective. or decay quickly. a den-
tist should be. consulted and his advice
followed in the bone that the perma-
mum
ncnt set may be benefited by lt.—Scp~
trifle Fisk at the coming Hospital “1111-.
teniber iariicds' Home Journal.
all is the some one she wore 1-11 the.
occasion of a small dinner party givcni'
by Sir Arthur Sullivan in mcct tlth -—Have you tried Lane's lcc Cream
Prince of Wales fluke Saxe-t‘ohurg and Teen?
and the Duke, of ('ambridgc. A mung
cal follow . at which Mrs. Fisk sang
seven] 'tlons.
' "Whenever I look at my wife.” said
ilif~ husband of the celebrated l-‘altcst
---—-—‘ ,Woman on Earth. "i feel that i have
-Dr. M. S. Roses. oculist. can be. a grunt deal to be thankful for."
consulted in the parlors of the Mn-) —-——————--
haekemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between; ShP“-“'le is it. i wonder. that little
the hours of 1 and 7 p. in. and daily mcn often marry big women?
between 9 and 12 a. m.. 6 and ill ll1--—l don't know. unia‘ss it ls,thiit
p. m.. at 180 State street. Bridgeport. the little follows are afraid to back out
lyee examined
end dines-u treated. of the engagements.
. A .
.outhvfloruvolk'e Now Dry Ooodo Itoro.
The Freshest and Best. |
That’s what we’ve been ransacking the market for.
That’s what we’ve got. There is no boast when we say
that we believe that there is no merchandise equipment
in this section that is better or more carefully bought;
no stock that will be more honestly sold. _
Store news is very interesting at the start of a new
season to prospective buyers. You’ll find our store
new of much importance to you as a guide and educa-
tor in the science of what, where and how to buy, to
the very best advantage. Kindly pass judgment on
the following items. .,
Dress Seeds Bought for a quick \Oonien'e some my select
5901MB 8319- N051)! II"! puma Suits choosingsforyou
lots marked at a
narrow margin of profit.
it e r e. N o b b y
ready-to-wcar suits fresh from the
great fashion centres. all priced to
please the prudent.
Ladles' Venetian (.‘loth Stilts in tan
and cadet blue. jacket silk lined, silk
faced rovers, skirt perctiline lined ovei
skirt effect. $6.98.
Ladies' Covert Cloth Suit. tight fit-
ting jacket. silk lincd skirt. Dewey
fiounce. at sinus.
ladles' Grey Homespun Suit. jacket
tight fitting, silk lined velvet collar.
habit skirt, “5.98.
Ladics' Cnmcls' flair Stilts in dark
grey. double brcnsted. at 817.49.
Separate Skirts The new equip.
for autumn 1111111 is here.
styles. makeup
and prices. just as you would wish
and much bother saved.
Ladlcs‘ Plaid Wool Skirts. at 81.98.
Ladies“ Large Plaid nli wool Skirts,
at ".49.
imdlcs' illnck all
Skirts. $5.49.
Ladies” Black Camel's llulr Skirts.
open side. scalloped habit back, at
37.19.
New And nearly every
“Kid 9M» lady in this coin
munity decided t.
.36-ln. all wool camel's hair plaids.
splendid assortment of colorings. 49c.
52-ln. homespun in gray. blue. brown
and cantor, the correct fabric for tailor-
mndc suits, 98c.
fill-in. all wool plaids. nobby skirt
patterns in the leading colors. $1.39..\
Splendid assortment of plaid back\
dross goods suitable for rainy day I”,
bicycle skirts.
B\ae\t in the shape of fresh.
Beauty; faliarrivals in blacizb . f l
gown stuffs. If iui uya new Pm” 3"“ for fall
doubt about the new dress. buyi‘tar' Wish“? clould convince you
black. These items are interesting i1 at your 1 ove economy and
‘ , .this store go together. Pry into
iii-in. llluck (rcpons, at 1191'. :
:lS-ln. Mohair ('rcpons at 981'. 1 these ifflh TOT! and pfllfii by ”It
bit-in. all wool lllack (.‘hcviot at 7711'. : prices (hereon.
52-h). black all Wool ('hcviot. heavy
cord. at title.
wool Cheviot
Wonder when silki
improvements villi
cease? Richer. int-i
ter. cheaper this season than ever: I
before. Silks for waists. for away
for skirts. and such silks at such;
prices, should claim your buying?
attention. I
Rhinitis
Stilts
Special—5 colorings in plain taffeta;
silk. White. navy. hello. cardinal and g
. Ladics' Kid Gloves. "The Orleans,"
turquoise. Regular 981-. quality 1111751; silk stitched backs. all shades at 7912.
A full line of fancy silks and satins. 1 Ladies' two clasp celebrated Hislop
suitable for evening wear. 98c. ; Glut-e Gloves in all the lending shades,
is—in. corded mum Silks. light and guaranteed at We.
mcdiuui colorings. large assortment. Ladies' thrcc button Suede Duprey
95c. ‘Giovcs. at $1.49.
iii-in. Gloria Silks. extra quality, full Ladies“ Black lite. Jouvin.
line of colors. 49c. asp. Kid Gloves. 11181.59.
0 . 1 ‘ Washington Street,
ARM
South Norwalk.
I three
cl
/
"l'he most expensive course throu h life is
taken by those ontinually buy 1 echeap-
est of everything. It‘s not the rule here that
the highest pride must be paid to get the best
grain-—but the kind you should buy naturally
ought to cost more than. the kind you don t
want--and will certainly to worth’it. .Some-
thing is wrong with the man who destroys
the good health and appeaiance of his horse
by feeding poor grain. ,
Buy Onto that’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
~
liaiilll’ Alli THINKINGIOF PUTTING IN HEATING
NOW 13 THE TIME TO PUT IT Tu.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and lint Air floating. -
Cell and get estimate from the Leading Plumbers and Steam Fitters.
CLAPHAM' St BUTLER,
‘ terested. ,
511111.111 Iain Street, linslc Hall Block, South Newslk, (less
ransom. 11111101.
01-11-11 and cot-n" .1 my .1 the
lerwslkssndthcfrlrlsnds. 7
Miss Borden spent Sunday in Bhol- , .
.o... Conn- Great Closing Out Sale is still in program.
Charles CisphamolT-as returned home Never were Dry (loads SOId as low, "dfl ‘
from a visit in Bioomhburg, N. Y. t
5......“ my; 3..., 0, D... will continue until stock is sold. . f
bury. is visiting in Norwalk, today. . - ,
Edward Street}
I Gazette Building, Nos-walk. , . ,_'
3a\\'lti\\\'mcru®peuiud
Tuesday, Wednesday and Trinity. '
Sept. 261k. 211k, 281k. ' '
The Largest and Most Choice Representation we
have ever made. . -
Select Models of Leading Paris Modistes and New
York’s Best Styles. ' .
An inspection is earnestly solicited.
Ladies’ Furnishing Department will contain many
New Novelties of Exclusive Styles.
'3'\\\u’tsuu 8). “the.
81$ Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
_0—
Lawrence Hesly. of Harriet street.
is visiting in Bayonne, N. J.
_.o...
Miss Julia B. Lockwod, of East ave-
nue. has returned to Vassar College.
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Miss Marie Curtis. of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday at her home in Knight street.
_0_
Rev. John '1‘. Winters. of Hartford.
ill; Ithe guest of ltcv. William Maher.
, -—0-
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ells. of Norwuili.
have returned from a visit in Water-
bury.
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William H. B. Dlsbrow. of Troy. N.
Y.. is spending a few days at his home
in West avenue.
"0..
City Sheriff Hamilton, of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen iinrford,
of Burbank street.
_0._
Miss F. M. Prince. of New Haven. is
a guest of Miss Charlotte E. Raymond,
of Knight street. ,
”0—.
Mrs. Homer ll. Hoyt and daughter.
Frances. of South Third street, spent
Saturday in Bridgeport.
——o——
Mrs. Mary Walsh, formerly of South
Norwalk. now of New York, has been
visiting friends in town.
Rev. W. C. ('urtis has been ente in-
lug his son. Prof. Wintcrton C. Curtis.
of .lohn llopkins' i'nlverslty.
—o-—
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Peat. of Redford
Park. N. Y.. spent Sunday with the
Misses Farrel, of Elmwood Place.
01011111111th FITS.
We have just received from the manufacturers the finest selection of
Up-To-Date Clothing
for Men and Boys
that has ever been shown in The Norwalks. Our clothing differs from the or-
dinary ready made goods in that it fits better than most custom made cloth-
ing and the price is less than half what your tailor would charge.
A FULL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE FURNISHINGS.
Albert Schaub. of New York. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Schuiib. of Railroad avenue.
—O—.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keelcr, of
Wiltoi. have bccn the guests of Mr.
and rs. 'i'. l. Raymond. of Hillside.
.0.—
Mrs, William (llmstcad, of High
street. Norwaik, has returned home
from a two weeks' visit at Bridgeport.
__.o_..
George ll. Raymond and wife, of
ilcrkcley street. have returned home
from a driving trip through Connect.-
cut.
—0—
Ellis Howard. of New Haven. spent
Sunday with his patients. Mr. ilid Mrs.
James W. Howard, of Washington
sil‘cci.
. __0__
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman, of I
llridgcport. spent Sunday with Mr. ’
50 Wall Street. lerwelk.
and Mrs. George Wymiin, of Wilton
avenue.
Clothier and Furnisher,
U _o_. _.——.-.._._
Mrs. .lennic iiobbs and Mrs. Louis E,
AT THE MODEL Gnocsnv.
home after 11 visit to Mrs. Kate 1’. llun- .
tor. of Main street. borwulk. WEEKLY TRRDE NEWS. .
Your Benefit on flutter is here. We
arc :1 cents a pound under the retail Quince" 45¢ . peck
market, 2;. com“ 11,. Ozone Washing Powder and Ozone
Brown Sugar for Wine-making, 22 Starch Coupons redeemed.
Dflllndfi TOP 31.00. Will you act quick? Don't stop to
Small llama and Shoulders of nrst . _
quality. at lowest possible price. quali-lask how Armour can do I" but buy 50
cents worth of his washing material!
and get a Medallion Portrait of your-
Mrs. Mary Hancock and Rev. J. Mc-
(‘lure llcllows, of Gracc.t'hiircb rect-
ory, went to Newport today to be pre-
sent at the wedding of the daughter 0.
ilrigadlcr General and Airs. Frederick
Grant to Prince Cantacu‘zcnc.
——o—.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. ilotchkiss. Mrs.
ll. M. Jessup. and Mrs. T. W. Harris.
of Springfield. N. J.. ‘wdl enjoy a so-
journ at .iiiifncs' Minding. Ruinslcy
lsikus. Maine. for the coming two
weeks. The party will be the guests of
John Harvey Trent. author of the
Trea'gencaiogy. and a member of the
Palestine Exploration Society, A vis-
it just. at this season allows them to
enjoy the fishing until October 1. when
the law goes on and after that to par-
tlcipate in deer hunting.
ty considered. We sell them cheap afiti
Shoulders. 9 cents in. H." or an one ou choose. Ask .
Pickling Unions 10 cents peck. y y
them. Much liked by “mm he could not furnish a similar portrait
Gallon illucbcrrics, finc for pics. 7 short of $3.00. Finished and fitted
Attention invited to our new stock 01 presents for spot cash trade. All
for a «card. and have it punched. Presents useful and ornamental. Seeourv
in the shape of presents for spot cash. No risk. no losses. no book-keeping,
which takes timc and trouble and costs moucy. Soliciting business. yours to
give truc weight. Hams. 13 cents lb.
Kidney mans m Cans, 10 cents. 'i‘ry photographernnd he will tell you that
pies out of a can. 50 cents. with casle hacks. No frame required.
window. it is not reasonable to suppose that i can afford to give discount.
command. j
LORENZO DIBBLE.
CHINESE 1N Till-Z i’lllidi’i’lNES.
Washington. September 25—Sccre-
iary itoot has received a cable message
“'0'" “"10"" 0"“ warding the Chi- eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
ucse situation in the Philippines. lle . . .
says that the ship load of 701) can be 0 _ I D .
landed without any serious interfcr- 0 POINTS errl 0 age. .
cncc with military operations. Gener- O I .
ai Otis discussed at considerable length 0 T T T T T T ; Careful individual instruction. .
the subject of Chinese in the l’hiliu— 0 , System'and methods the best. .
pine islands. The tespntch was re- . 0 l t . '
{med m .th 5mm. jDeparftmeanwnere . T T T T . “untidy; 93.10““ and scholarly teachers .
it W115 mill 1* i 9 till i (WI 0 fl (‘Oll PTCHCB . ‘ T ' .
between Acting Secretary Hill and the . T T T fir:ggfipfiygdtddgtefliiirgdndontinmy .
”mm" """L‘wr' ' : T T working in the interest of Stadium. 0
wnosss ON 'run SHAMROCK. . w. .- THE COST; ' :
London, September 25—‘l‘he interest 0 1 Only ”2'00, 9"" momh' .
Read our Catalogue.
here in the cup challenger, the Sham- 0 ABOUT ‘ Q
rock. has increased since her recent . I I, A, 'ERRILL 0
trials. (‘nptain Laurence. a friend of . .
Lord Dunraven'. has wagered with Ri- .
“ Why
Do You Suppose
the L. E. Waterman Com-
pany paid one thousand dol-
lars for the phrase you see
, 9
While they. were talking about thei at the 18ft ' . -
queer names that had been given tol We give a five dollar gold mounted Waterman ideal Fountain Pen to those
30m}? 0' the WWW"! “WM. 8 dignified, who come nearest to answering this question correctly.
"mu" ”m" ”"pml "9 to the office, Call in and see the pen and ask for information about the conteet.
whirled the register around. and HOMER B. HOYT’
Jeweler and Optician.
SOUTH NORWALK.
a
ley Grannan. the "plunger." £500 to
£400 on the challenger.
watermau'sidezil
.... Fountain“
.
TOWN NAMES.
The Cleveland Leader says that a
man registered in a local hotel the oth-
day. giving his place of residence as
Sleepy Eye; Minn. Half an hour later
another guest registered from Painted
Post. in.
The clerk paid no especial attention
to this. but when the next man to reg-
ister boldly wrote "White Pigeon,
Mich." after his name. both the clerk
and the bookkeeper began to get in“
I
|
scrawled “Horseheads, N. Y."
Get from the drugglst a solution 011
chromic acid two drnchms to one fluid:
ounce of water. Dip a sliver of wood.~
as a match or a toothpick. in the uolu-§ WASHINGTON STREET.
tion and touch the warts with it. Thei ____ _____ 7.
process may be repeated every day 01‘
every day or two for three or fouri
times. Warts sometimes disappear'
without treatment. which accounts for1
the supposed efficacy of some of thei
charms used to remove them—Sew.
tember Ladles' Home Journal. ,
l
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
Who-WW
Nine times 1111 of ten when a man
asks your opinion he is only looking
for an opportunity to exprus his own.
Norwalk Chronicler