'\
WNWte-e we ”id" 0, a“...
‘
September ma.
September tides at. Wilson, P‘otiit.
00“., and the Knob Outing Club, com-
piled from U. 8. Cent Surrey tables:
Above or
TIL. below i..W. .
Dita 1LT. Ma L. T. Mark.
IO. 8. 12am. 6. 6ft. 1. 56a. in. . .0.5ft.
8.27pm. 6.6ft. 2.23pm. ..0.6ft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring.“ ft.; av.. 7.2 ft; neap, 5.9 it.
.. signifies plul; -- signifies minus.
. HERE AND HEREiBflUT
Daily News of the Twin Cities
Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
WEATHER NOTES. ,
The area of high barometric pres-
sure and low wnipernturcs now covers
the central sections. It. in moving
eastward and will reach New England
tonight. Freezing temperatures,wcrc
general throughout. Minnesota. Wit-i-
consin, Michigan. lowa. lllinoia. lndia-
ha and Ohio. with light frosts extend-
ing as far south as northern Alabama.
Atlanta. Ga., at 8 o'clock this morning
was six degrees colder than New lla-
veti.
Forecast—Fair tonight and Sunday;
cooler tonight with heavy frosts.
...——
Clothier Willis Selletk has a hand-
some Dewey window.
-—Pork lioast. Lac. N. Y. Mkt.
The, ten-inch gas main is now being
laid down Viest avenue.
~25 lbs. l'ure Lard for $2.00, at
llayes' Market.
774 "“"‘
iiittit'gtW‘f’Brady. of Norwalk. is rc-
coverlng from a short illness.
—riiik.. lirown. Prarl Alplncu, (l'iirien
Mr. and Mrs. l.. t'. “venue, of Nor-
walk, wcnt to Ne w York. yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. William il. Baldwin. of
Norwalk, were iii New York yestcttizty.
‘ __
~Forequarters of Lamb. 7c 1b., at
liaycs' Market.
Loving ”click. of Maine. has been rt
guest of Frank (‘. itattdlc. at the Elms.
”Forequarter Lamb, 8c. N. Y. Mkt
J. C. itandlc. of Winnipauk. is at-
tending the Dewey events in Now York
—f’ure Cof. and cream. 6c cup. lane's
Mrs. Francis Leonard. of l'nion Park.
is a guest of her daughter in New York
city.
-—Spring f‘liickens, He pound, :i'
iiaycs' Market.
Joseph OSin'Tlilniii-i and Edward .T
Reynolds. of Norwalk. are in New York
city.
Miss Ida l-l. llell. of Newark. is a
guest of Miss lda (,‘rowtlier. at Wiunt»
pouk.
——l’tirc Fruit ices at Lane's.
f'otirt Narruk, lt'orestcrs of America.
initiated two candidates. Thursday
flight.
Seymour Curtis. of Norwalk. has
been to New York to the Dewey cele-
brations.
~50 imperial Crown Cigars @ 7c.
$3.50. Thrt'" the way to buy them.
Henry R. Greene. of Bridgeport. has
been ii. guest of Frank C. Randle, of
Winnipauk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard have
movcd from Winnipauk. to, West Main
street, Norwalk.
—Ever_v man needing winter under-
wear will save money at the sale at
the. Boston Store.
Miss Brooks, of New Haven. is the
guest of Mrs. Arthur H. Theile. oi
l'lLTlfoilT avenue.
Wilfred noawou. teller of the cm
National Bank. is viewing the paradt
:.t New York today.
—liave you tried Lane's ice Green
and fees?
‘.ii-< ‘T F. Miller. of f‘nnnors Sta:
lion, has been visiting Miss Grace M
Seymour. of West street.
Charles Lynch and John Mockler are
in New York today. greeting Dewey .n
behalf of South Norwalk.
4W9 cordially invite all to attend
millinery opening. September 29 am!
30. and Oct. 2. at Boston Store, Nora-all.~
Mr. and Mrs. A. Carmi Betta. of Nor—
wailr. and family returned home thi:
week from Sheffield. Mass.
—Latest style Dunlap. O'Brieu’s.
Thomas 1“. Cole. the well-known bar
none singer of South Norwnllt. has en
mod the Yale Law School.
hmflhtov‘
5. Smith & ('o.
crmvdcti before.
Noi'w:ilk.—Dnnbury Newa.
furnishing llue. whether for the whole
to examine the stock of A. .l. f‘ollins S:
('o..
i .Mt‘laittie Benton. of Granbtiry. TIMI
returned home from a trip to New On-
neon.
i «liouaokoopors find the sale at the
Boston Store a rare opportunity to save
money.
James Poster. of Norwalk. in taking
in the Dewey celebration in New York,
Iouth Norw-lk'l Now Dry Goods Itoro.
today.
4Aftcr Over the Fence.
lane'ir tonight.
dine at
b”The funeral of Bernard l‘ngiin will
beheld from St. Mary's Church Mou-
day morning at 9 oclock.
U' Brl‘
Palestine Castle. A..0. K. M. t‘...
worked the Round Table degree, last
night. upon Wilbur Andrews.
'i‘hat’s what we’ve got.
1:.th Yotininri i)_1:rby.
-—i.egs of Lamb. 12c n lb., nt lluyee'»
Market.
Horace Johnson. the weather pro-
phet. predicts bad weather for all next
week, and it is Danbtiry Fair week. too.
the very best“ advantage.
the following items.
—l.cga of Lamb. 12%0. N. Y. Mkt.
The Freshest and Best.
That’s what we’ve‘been ransaehiiig the market. for:
There iii no boast when we any
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 tiitbstart of a new
season to prospective buyers.
news of much importance to you as a guide and educa-
tor in the science of what. where and how to buy, to
You’ll find our efore
Kindly pasyjudgment on
Frank Godfrey. clerk for Mayor (lio-
vor. is in New York today. William
Ferris is working in his place at the.
store. Specie“
._._..._._..__._ . |
—-Men's and Boys” golf caps. O'Brien.
'A moving picture exhibit and phono~ narrow margin of profit.
graph conceit drew a large audience
in front of the Norwalk Hotel. last cv-
ening.
f—(‘lrand mllllnery opening. Friday.
Saturday and Mondny. Sept. 29 and do.
and Oct. 2. at lioston Store. Norwnlk.
Daniel Knapp. aged ninety-two. of
West Norwalk. came to Norwalk yest-
erday and enjoyed his first ride on it
trolley car.
—Give children Lane‘s ice Cream.
The Dunbury Band and the. Jerome
May Banjo \ .uli stopped at the Mn»
hackemo on their return from New
York last night.
~3 lbs. good Shonlcr Steak for 25c
at Hayes' Market. ‘
Officer Hunt went to New York with
the Fourth Regiment. today. Special
Officer John Valicnt is doing duty in
his place at Norwrilk.
——Bluc Fish, life. N. Y. Market.
The regular meeting of the Friday
Afternoon ('lub will be heltl October
with. til :i ticlock. at the home of Mrs.
l). K. Scllcck. 45 West street.
made stilts. 98c.
fill-in. all wool plaids.
ptiitcrna iii the lcading colors. $1.219.
mininet style Dunlap. ()‘llricn‘s. .
....--“ mph-lo skirts.
John R. .
ilrcmnter and Thomas P.
('avattugh visilcd New York )‘4S1t‘i'r
day and vicwul tlic flrcworks from the
top nr-uw Lurilitil'ti minding. Eh“ I" ”N shape 0E Trash
——-li(ty's l-‘lecced-liucd Shirts and EQOA‘T“ iiiTi arrivals ill ilidCit'
Dram-rs. 25c ca. :. i‘liildrcii's ltibbrd g0“! bluffs. ii To
Vests and Pants 25c c:.i l'cnts lint-
Wool sums and lirflauets 49c ea M doubt about the new dress. bu)
_.___ black. Thesciteuie areintcrestiog
Attorney Edward M Lockwood is _ . .v . .
grading the grounds aboii his ..tisl "'J'in' [limit ( “Wm" M "9'“
1."... ......Mpmfi. 'l‘he pm.“ when ilk-in. Mohair ('repons at 93c.
outpletcd. will be of a striking and fill-in. nil wool liltick ('hcviot at 75c.
handsome nature. Fill-in. block all wool ('bcviot. heavy
~Thc big dissolution sale is crowd-
ing the lidstou Store as it was never
cord. at ‘Jtic.
Wonder when sillt
Miss Mary l-'. llcndrick, daughter o. “\Eh‘m“ . '
ur. and Mrs. c. it. Hendrick. of omit 5t\\ts Improvements will
Will Tit"
()ctolicr
Rock. formerly of Norwalk.
uarricd Wednesday evening.
l to Thomas (l. Smith.
-~5 lb. pail Pure l.'ird. for iflc at
iiayes' Market. 6%?-
Beginning tomotrow and continuing
tntil further notice, the South Nor—
ceasc'r Richer. litt-
for. cheaper this season than ever
before. Silks for waists. for gowns.
for skirts. and such sillts at such
prices. should claim your buying
walk post—office will close Sundays at anemion'
3:47. p. m. The tiittil for the east and
.,. n . .. . r-e , . _
“3E “”1 ”W" "E "'"0' Spectah- o colorings in plain taffeta
silk. White. navy. hclio. cardinal and
turquoise. llcgular lec. quality for 75c.
A full line of fancy silks and satins.
suitable forcvenlng wear, 93c.
-—~('oal Shovels. 5c; ('oal ilods. 25c
tpward; large size dripping pans.
l2's_- and l5c ctr; .lardiult-rcs. 25c tip—
Drese Swede Bought for a quid I
:lti-ln. all wool camel‘s iia‘ir plaids,
splendid assortment of colorings. 49c.
52"“. homespun itt gray. blue. brown
and castor, the correct fabric for tailor- “i ”i"-
nobby skirt Skil'lr. $3.49.
Splendid assortment of plaid back
dress goods suitable for rainy day or
ward: Granite lronware of all sorts.
:tturantecd lowcst. prices. M. S. Smith TN-lH- (‘Oi'lll‘d taffeta Silks. ”KM and
Q (‘0. . mcdium colorlngs. large assortment
___.._____.__ 951'.
Members of tho Schuldicc and Pay 22 in Florin Silks extra quality fun .
'antilics of this city. went to Ncw m... M 901.,” 49..
York city. this morning. on Captain
Women 3 Some my select
sale. Nobby 0" fietlmd Suite choosingetoryou
lote marked at aj
h e r e. N o b b y
i ready to- -wear suite fmh front the
.great fashion centres. all priced to
' please the prudent.
l.adlcs'-v\’rnetlan (‘loth Suits in tail
[and cadet blue, jacket silk lined. silk
fuccd i'evcrit. skirt pcrcnline iiticd chI
skirt effect. $6.98.
. l.tidir~n' ('overt (‘loth Stilt. tight fit-
rtlng Jacket. silk lined skirt. Dech
tlotince, at $10.98.
Ladies' Grey Homespun Stilt. jacket
tight fitting, silk lined velvet collar.
habit skirt. 81508.
Ladies ('.inielu llalr Stilts In dark
‘ grin.) double brcai'tted, at 817.49.
Separate Skids The new equip-
torfiutumn ment is. here.
. styles. makeup
and prices. just as you would wish
and much bother saved. ‘
indies' Plaid Wool Skirts. at 81.98.
Ladies' Large Plaid all wool Skirts.
Ladieu' illnck all wool Cheviot
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS:
Police Captain Glad-tone Itarte on a
week's vacation today. ,
The haunt Norwalk v. M. C. A. will
open Wedncudny ovcning.
The. metal awning lii frotit of the
People's Market is being repaired.
Charles (llnpham'e steam yucltt.
Chico, has been taken out of commie-
«ion.
Misti (litunlc Mcflnc. of South Main
titrcct. is spending it few days in New
York.
Tifillfililllll'y M. itbcwaon it. (‘ola shoe
factory is clmcd todiiy lti honor of
Admiral lIchy
W. 1‘. f‘hollcr and S. M. Stoler reprc‘
senting the Swift licef Company. me
at the ('ity Hotel.
Why not feed your horse the bent
gi'uin‘.’ You'll ilnd it at. Manuel '1‘.
llatch’s. lliiy filiili that's clcitii.
ht
Patrolman Walter Tiltii Tlitli taken it
titty off to participate iii the parade lti
le York, with the brigade staff.
-Sprlng Chickens and
pound. at liaycs' Market.
"owl”. 1"" ovrznsnonaai.
CONSISTING or Al‘ ,
A'i‘ POPULAR Fillet
xtcw LINE.
lll'IliWEAit.
Mrs. P. (l. ilchbard. widow of a for-
mer pastor of Trinity (‘hitrch this city.
is .it the (‘lty Hotel, with her family.
The funeral of Mrs. G. if. Tt'nwhridgo ALL 1 ”E l‘
i‘lm largely attended from her iiifl' res-
if‘flf'" on litivllaiid street. 'estcrdnv .. .. .. ‘ ... ‘
”WNW” l - tttirot nu illlt. stoiltu.
——-.——.—-——-—- STATEN iSl.ANl) llYl-‘.~lii
inmost l. '.liommcdicu of sf'iiSiiTi'
i’l: ic.c will spc itd Sundav with the ”iv
A. .T. Smith. tot inf‘li\ of lint-it Norwalk.
at. the lattci' s homc lit Slit-.lton
The Georgetown Wire Mllln are cloa—
ed today ill honor of the llcwcy ccle-
bfntlon and a large number of Swedes
are doing their celebrating iti Not"
walk.
The t-iWTlt‘ili, lcft the truck in the
freight. yard this iiiorititig. caused by
the spreading of the rails. No damage
was douc. Thc linubury wrocltcr was
sent for.
Frank A. Ft'l'i‘iS and family return-
mi lust awning front their summer so-
journ at \iattiia s Yiucyrird, and are
again occupying The Homestead. at
lt‘airilt-ld nvcntit- and Golden liill
At the met-tint: of the Friday After-
noon Whlsl ('lttb. Tlt'iil at the residence
of Miss Sarah ii). Buyer in Main street
Norwnlk. ill" prize was won by Mius
that has lYt‘l‘ been shown in
din. ity rt- idy made goods in
l :itlit'n'
opt ti
$- Ll.
lilar-k ('nmcl's liair Skirts.
side, scalloped habit back. at‘
New
'Yx'ul Shouts
l
And nearly every.
lady in this cont-i
munitydtcidctltv i
buy a new pair of gloves for falli
vicar. Wish we could coorirceyou
that your .ldd glove economi andi
this store go together. Pry into.i
these fresh lots and prolit b_i thel
prices thereon
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"1‘ he Orleans."
Kid Gloves.
silk stitched hacks. nil shades at 79c.
laldics'
l.adio-.~.' two clasp celebrated iiislop
(lint-e filovcs in all the loading shades.
guaranteed at Zttic.
Ladies' three button Suede Duprey
Gloves. at ".49.
Ladies' lilack lite. Jouvin.
clasp. Kid Gloves. at $1.59.
three
towland's yacht. the. Medea. of South
—Full line Yacht Caps, O'Brleu's.
'ln making purchases in the house
house or for one room. it will pay you
of 12 North Main street.
—Telephone Lane's. Call. 139-5.
.The gate hopse occupied by (..te-
uan Michael Kelly. at the ('roas street
vailroad crossing. Norwalk. was enter-
ul by thieves. 'I‘ivo razors and a num-
ier of other articles were taken.
the grei i was
ever tear of “about
was no worse than
-—.\lathlnery \lan (Yapron has re-
'eipts for over twelve hundred dollars ‘
‘r-ilt. paid Mrs. .lncoli Turk. for housc
\‘o. 5 Camp street: also dropped in at
'east one hundred dollars in fitting up
he yard. etc.. etc.
Frank A. Dickerman. formerly ot
lotith Norwalk. a brother of Nelson
lickermen. has been renominated for
‘ollector by the Republicans of the
own of New Canaan Irving Lockwood.
the coal dealer. is oil the. ticket for
Occasionally we meet persons who want
to argue with us about prices.
that sc-and-so charged them so much and
“about as good."
\
that v ere good in spots? Even if the grain /
“about as good," why. i
not feed your horse the best ? We have it. (
/
Buy Onto that's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
I am near-j at as far as the nearest letter box or tel- phone
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
They tell us
Did you
as good eggs"-eggs
aeiectman.
—T.ook at our stock of Comfortable:
and Blankets. Feather Pillows. all
sizes. Sheets and Pillow (‘ases at low.
est prices. M. S. Smith & (‘0.
A. Dickerman & Son have stocked tip
with fall and winter underwear for
men. women and children. in merino.
natural wool and fleece lines. and can
furnish varnietita In all sizes and var»
ious qualities. Hoaiery are a specialty
with this firm.
Also Steam and
—Men'ii and Youth'a Sweaters at all
prices. Gent‘s Outing Flannel Night
Shit-ta. 4919 en. Fancy Pillow Govern.
.0” 011'
10, 15 and 850 CI. X. 8. Smith & Co.
iE iiiii ABE TiiiiililNB iii PUTTING Iii HEATiliG
NOW [5 THE TIME TO NUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition In this Particular Linc.
.iOT WATER . HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Hot Air Healing.
Call and get estimate- from the Leading Plumber: and Steam Fitters,
CLAPHAM a BUTLER
so mu h lain Street, llitsic Hall Block _
South h’orwalh. ("one i
i Matket .
Stun-c 'ill picsc tit license vcar iti
ilti itilit‘lfltl'f be .. ill the f‘outiiy ('otnniis» ‘
.tlay. i
i-‘l's’i-f .. u - you t \i i ('AltTiEi: i
‘ivl‘rliilll-i’ :t Si pt nib». tilt i‘tiittit i
(‘trtai i~ ~4l‘lv‘lllf'ti to flu-
Anita l-I. l'cclt. Mrs. S. K. Stanley limii
ln' r1m tic '~
Second “'17.“. E, ‘ I 1 Ni“? I
A FULL LINE 0
-~-l rush limos, iZc pound at Illt's'iyc
~ion¢is haw li“!‘ll\"ivii 'sl applic .itioits
litit fciv oi tin-m lt'llliiill m ln- di pus-
cd of. amour: tltcin two .zigiiitst “hit it
W0‘ 9; NE with the
Writ. Lhtordl At
“ONYX" llOSll‘Ii
WEAR ANT) Nleltilfl‘lTCS TN .TEW' . ,.,
'3'\\\ots.ot\ E)
86 Washington Street,
CLOTHTNG 'Tizxzi.-.
We have Just received from the to Limit
Up-io- Betti”
for Man QWALK. count.
”Page”.
lcss than in:
Clothier and Furnish",
~. oof Dre” floodhforth-
\i‘ foreign and domestic that:
7 arm. wnto'ciiiiig,‘ 5
but importer!
Milt we
. gee, ifenrlettae laid Cashing:
‘ , ‘Mn we have any
New line of Bill
. long
11‘ MAY .
“mm.
m
South
.. --»'Y
_Wnnhnn...n.5c
The}
fit: it i
1 .
FUFn
”ruined
Tlflf' .ll'i' rcnioustti'nus and “ill! b
haw itif‘ll pending for weeks.
mlt‘ s the proper caper now to smoke
the famous lluwcy cigar. made by J.
Oldc nsc hlagcr
~———————-—-—-——~-— Tillilf‘l‘. tili‘illl at not price.
The Kelsey Athletic i‘lub Tlllr~ :‘tp-
liotiitcd the followiui: committcst to :it- ('l"”'i“"”""- "iii-““- 5“" 3
"mg" E'” " “3”? h- F. ““11"“‘157 l't'ttttcs. .t frtsli arrival of the f)~ "
rhuirru. i”; ”come Hands. "mm "mm il'tndv ill"llltT of clc "int )‘lll't“ ll c ll ‘L\ '05
hi, . McGowan. .l. ilcttty. l-‘ttuk “ ' ' f“ E' ‘ 'T‘ " Sci“
Stru-t l‘. Stock, M. liowd. \ i‘dltincll. T'ipilili“\|lilil‘3. \‘ci'y lzicv'. 2W pct-k. i1
, . .' l i l ,l t,
I. ll, “hull: ehlll. ll ti \‘alitnt. Sharp (.hvw“. 1..“ “I j 1 oil
~ l'mbri-llas and ('auw, ()‘iirien's.
’—_'—" Said to bc tundc by a mu' lil't
to be stronger and “'iiiitl'
otltcr. tic package.
Martin H. l-'o.-tcr. Tifillfilitfi' Foster,
.lTllT l'itstli. i"‘*i«dtt'l 1k Poster. ii. i".
Poster and “liiiillll Posh-r. of tlti:
tity, w-ct- passctiners on the steamer
llarlctit. which started from South N H'-
walk thi» ntorniuy. with a party to wit-
[USS the naval lilililll" it! Now York
’l't y.
to be the bus? of ii «loss. .1
AT THE MODELS
llaven t you a place for some
(its. for
l'etiri (‘orn Sldi't'll. a new article
l’cuoliti. a with: d pcauut butt: r.
Lil-W Til.
25c.
here.
it‘ as. Said
than any . ,
right. ll 5
everything
good? n-C
said
ar. .l.’.c.
city.-~lhutbury Ncws. LOIIENZO ’5 B
.______.. I
—»l.adics' l-‘ancy (‘olorcd liosc regu- .. men—...... ..-—0 ---.
lnr niadc. l'ic pr. upward. New stock
of (luring Flannel Skirts. 29c ca. M. S. :..........°...... ..
Smith &- ('o. . 0 'TS i I
lit-Mayor William .l. ll. lohattuau : I IN ' Mgr"
of Stamford. by request of thtI llctuo- ... .
cratic Town ('ontiuitto-c. has consctiicd . T Tl Ti T Careful. indivldu .
to fill the vacancy on the Democratic . 5} stem and met.
ticket. in that town. caused by the rim . T T T Only talented N
clination of Charles Jones to Hill for . employed,
town treasurer. llr. llohannuu is a . T T T EV“T-‘nnieflllodei'n ..
brother of Dr. Charles G. llohatiunn. . A“ Employment 1
of South Norwnlk. : T T workin': in the in .
'1‘
-—Dr. M. S. Rosen. ocuiist. can be 0 m Only 31250 :11:
consulted in the parlors of the Ma- 0 . Read/fl} m .
hackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between 0 HBO ‘T w
the hours of i and 'i' p. m. and daily 0 U \ in
between 9 and l‘.’ a. m.. 6 and 9 O '
p. m.. at 280 State street. Bridgeport.
Eye. examined and diseases treated
e .
Much of the success of the business
of .l. A. Hislop «bef‘ompany since the
firm cunw to South Norwalk, is di~
rcctly attributable to up-to-tlate nic-
iliods: lititp rlcos. of course. have been
right. Next wcck this i-nterprlslng
house will introduce its autumnal pur- P
chases of dress goods. outer garment; 6“
kid gloves. hosiery and underwear.
Every department of the store will satisfaction.
sparkle with rich bargains. g
.... Fountain ..
The llanbury News of last evening.
printed the following. which will be
of lntcrcst to Mr. lloutoti' s friends in
Smith Norwalk and Nora ilk. where
he formc tly resided: Frank (1 lion—
ton. proprietor of the Waldorf cafe. at
45 White street. has leased the reStau-
rant at 50 White street. formcrly con—
ducted for fifteen years by (i. (‘. King
who recently removed to Winsted. and
will open it next Monday morning un—
der the name of the Dewey restaurant
He will conduct both restaurants durv
in: Fair week. after which he will sell
the Waldorf.
who come nearest to ansiv
che
1 W ASHINGTON STREET,
Watermati’s ideal '
We give a five dollar gold mounted Waterman ideal
Call in and see the pen and ask for information I
Do You
the L E. Wit
pony paid one it
lars for the pi
at the left?
t‘l'lflg this question corr
‘3
R B.
ler and omitting“
——Auttimna| millinery display is now
ready for inspection. at iioaton Store
Not walk. Friday. Saturday and Mon-
Hill"? in] i §
orlsom: cut and to paypt line of $5,000“
This srntence was a roved by the
pita-’iieili.
('aptnin Carter is no at. Governor's
is‘cnd under arrest at l the sentence
will begin immediately.
“Want" Ads. in The Sentinel I ,
long Gotten. fry (in
Norwalk Chronicler