; Cold Stuffs is what 111mm the soda fountains flow freely-«the ice cream seem work long" hours. Uriing only PURE MAT ERIALS in Ether III ~ each; makes 911‘ in our ice cream popular. HAVE " j 1 THE 35111-111111. u I» Bent do youn- . vacation ad- dress. Address? changed as frequently no request- .edl ‘ [Dill NEWS NEIEES EARLY EENTINEL TOMORROW. The Evenln‘x' Sentinel Will be pub- lished as usual tomorrow at 1 o'.cloek The business office will 111038 at 2. Ad- vertisements and items or new should be sent in early.‘ "am-p John London’ a house. in Winnlpauk which was recently damaged by fire is being repaired. - The Winnipauks and the Port Ches tern will play on the later‘s‘ grounds in Greenwich. on Saturday. Miss Gertrude Von Gal 'of South Norwalk is visiting her granlmother. Mrs. Kate E Carley in Da‘nbury. —-Blk. and bwn.alpi11cs. 0' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles (‘pltcbc of Future street. are entertaining Miss M111 ion Moore and Miss Mary Mien of New Milford. A contingent of Danbury people have signified their intention or going to North Beach Sunday on the excur- sion of Pioneer Hook and Laddei com Danl’. “Flags, all sizes. all kinds; Bunting, Canes, Plumes, Festoonlng, Mottoes, etc. for the great 250th celebration. M. S. Smith & Co. Miss Anna Osborn‘s many Norwalk friends will be pleased to learn that she is rapidly recovering on the train, while returning from the California tour. Miss Jennie Sherwood, of Danbury. and Miss Florence Cutbill. of South Norwalk, were guests of their cousin, Miss Margaret Northrop, in Ridgefield last week. —Brown College office open even- ings for enrollment of students. There are at present quite a num- ber of artists. in Norwalk, from out of town. The local stores in the pores nary smpplies are doing considerable business in this line. A number of new seats and desks have been installed in tirade 5, in the Center school, in Norwalk. The new furniture is a big improvement in the equipment of the room. Mrs. (‘uro ii. Northrop of Ridgeflcld. entertained Mrs. 1.. ll. Hough and son. of Brooklyn. Mrs. (‘bnries E. Shorwodd of Danbury. and Mrs. Richard Cutbill of South Norwalk. last week. Governor McLean has issued a requi- sition on the governor of New York, for the surrender of William l.. Force. of New Haven. who ls'chai‘ged with the crime of statutory burglary. com- mitted in New Haven.August 11. From is now under arrest. in New York. O‘Brien -—Blk. and bwn derbies. Hubert E. Bishop took a party in his ya1ht Kestrel to view the can defend- ore Columbia and Constitution which raced again yesterday. Among those on bomd were Sole tmau So not Ly- Iron Inna F. H.‘ Merrll and Si eon it (eill The Winnipuwks and the Stamfortds will meet to do battle on the Fair Grounds, Labor Day morning. Winni- paukers 'and many others. air that matter. are of the opinion that the Winnipauka are as good a team as some of the other that lead thcm_in the league race and think there is a ho- doo following the mills boys. which can be shaken off They will give the Stamforda one of the hardest his for victory in their base- ; .u 'BIIEEBIIIIII 81; IIlIElI . THE JEVIIEI..ER£I./I 3 MAIN eraser. NOIWALK, so wasumoron or. so. NORWALK, “if“ You will “find 211111111 carton-1. consummate If both of our stores, with room on- pscially fitted up for that purpose. Spocticiou and 1139M fitted by. the , host improved method find “limo f‘ . earned on September 1st. ‘ not: and Robert and( A leprescutative of the town not loll a beep scourlng Cranbury 1 _ ‘ iss 13.1111 Miller. of Ccoiiyetcwu‘. guest 1191 Miss Mary E. Smith. of B yvicw avenue. -~_C h truism 0' Erica. Frank Godfrey fill a recently resign» ed hmposiition With A it. Malkin, the contractor and 1311111161- The regular services of the 111.111.1111 flatteregatioual Church will be re» At the home of David Camp. in Nol' walk for a few oars iare Edgar Sig irene Judd, of BetIIcl. i Era. M. 11711711111. of Wappingers Falls. N. Y. is the' guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, of Pine street, Nor. walk. Clarence Chapman. of the United States despatcb boat Vixen, is in town and is the guest of friends in Cram ury MW ~Cne more special sale of Duchess and Greenware, at the Norwalk Pot- Kabaosa Encampment. independent Order of Odd Fellpwn. held a regular meeting last night'at their rooms in Wall street. we...” Eugene Smith. of Cranbury. who has been in a New York hospital for treat- ment‘for the past‘ several months. has returned to his home. The guests yesterday. at the Norwalk Hotel were. E. H Aldrick. Cambridge. Mass; 0 W. Sears. Worcester, Mass; Mrs. Huntln city: Miss Stanley. city; F. Lee, New York; W. H. Stanton, city. A. J. Collins and Company's August sale is nearing an end. if you have not been to see their bar pains it will pay you to go at once as the goods are going fast. See ad. Tire Center avenue baseball team do nice that it was defeated yesterday by the Harbor avenues, and says that the score was nine to twelve in favor of the Center avenues. The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Kent. of Wilton. was held yesterday morning. at St. Mary‘s Church. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. .1. J. Furlong. interment took place in St. Mary’s cemetery. Frank Briggs. the Water street res- taurant'man and George Travis. the expert bicycle repairer, employed by Fred Ambler, went on a fishing expo» dition, yesterday. They. report better luck than when they went the day be fore. —Men’s and boys“ caps. O'Brien. 'Mrs. W. C. Millard and children, of Cleveland. Ohio. who haVc been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bette, in Springwood. avenue. left yes- terday for borne and cnroute will stop over at the Pan-American cxposi» tion. at Buffalo. Robert Van Buren. O. 1.. Bassctt and Frank 'Van Buren were delayed in get- ting started on their Long Island fish- ing expedition by the weather. and did not set sail for the other side of the Sound until yesterday. ° it was stated some time ago that an effort would be made to close the bus- iness houses of The Norwalks. on Thursday. September 12th. Nothing definite as yet. has been done about the matter. but probably most of the mer- chants will close. The engagement has been anouucod of Miss H. Ellen Bishop. of Harriet street. and Frederick C. H. Carder. the clerk at the Mnhackomo hotel. in South Nor'wnlk. Miss Bishop is a teacher at the Middle Five Mile River school. She is a daughter of Mrs. George H. Raymond, and was graduat- ed from Miss Board's institute. in West avenue. —Special Sale. Pants and Corset Covers. M. S. Smith & Co. The Ladies' Auxuliary, A. 0. H. on- joycd a trolley ride to Satan Point from Broad River. last night on three spcclel,ca1 which were well filled Upon the rglurn to Norwalk the party Ladles' anti Misscs' 25c each. Hall. where dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The ul- of the season. After the thunder shower Wednes- day night a three inch shaft that trans mlts the power from the water wheel to the machinery at tho Norwnlk Mills was found to be broken. it is presumed that it was broken by a bolt of light nlng. as a largo ball of fire had enter- ed the will but a short time before the discovery of the broken shaft. ”Son the letter to Brown‘s College on First Page“ A lamp exploded at the home of John F 1-.lynt in West Main street Wednesday night and for a time a work by members of the family the blade was extinguished. The lamp was accidentally drugged from the to his by Mr. Hyatt as ho arose during night. it was lighted and when It ended on the floor it exploded. Judge Bill 6 the United totes Circuit Court. yes. torday in the mutter of the interna tional Bllver Company against the S. 1.. a C. H. Rogers Company, of Hart- ford. On Around 13. a motion was made in the circuit court for a pro“ visions! injunction restraining the 111' column any from using the name at “Rogers Bros." on silver thiih‘ manufacture. preliminary 111111111» alightcd at the Knights of Columbus ‘,= fair was one of the most enjoyable ’Ilvely fire was in prospect but by quick ' man died an opinion in Judaic. . . if-i‘Ekti‘aordinary " You may dispense. 111 this torrid weather. your coat your vest and even your neglrgec shut but ' ‘ you cannot do without TROUSERSmnot‘yet.‘ $2 .00 and 3211:?” Trousers $1‘ 39 2. 5 3. 511 1 ‘ S 0 and 5 now rousers . 1.98 350 d 0 T 5 an“ $511!th rousers 2.98 136011 at our North Wmdow and select a pair. You Will Save Money. Comstock Bros. South Norwalk Store: , :4 South Main St. N catwalk Store : Masonic Building. Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwalk Store. “Itaymoa firstborn. ‘ j the P. J. Lynch Company today. 1 We’re After the Man....... who has come to the conclusion that he's paying too . much for dirt and dust-who‘s got an idea that he ought to be gettingahettergradc of outs for the money hc's paying. “/0. oats,z’1n1lv1ie’ll take our chances on getting him for a ,. want that man to buy some of our good 'clcan stead) customer 1‘1". , “‘BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. Manuel T. Hatch. YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT JACKSON’S STUDIO If you want CORRECT LIKENESS. ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS. . ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE. A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable. COME WHILE m GOOD HEALTH. JACKSON'S STUDIO, 0 it H t I. . T5573; ”2.31.. .1.... 53 WALL sir. NORWALK Our Motto: “Low Prrces Means More Business." NON-CORROSIVE INK. It will not corrode a pen nor thicken in the ink well. FOR SALE av WILLIAM P. BEERS, Bookseller. Stationer, Engraver. a9 WALL 51‘. NOanLK. - . ._.......... __”__.= FOURTEE NTH YEAR OF Merrill Business College, STAMFORD, CONN., seems sharpness an. 1901. in 11.110111141111111...1.1110111101111001. Ninety-five percent of last year’s graduates were placed in good positions. Excellent facilities. Good teaclu ors. Moderate tuition rates. Sand for now catalogue. College open to visit- ors from 9 o clock till 4. . 1 v ~ M. A. MERRILL. Principal- Harry Goodwin, Iailor, [00K TO YOUR LEI'iS. This is an opportunity to help out that cost and vast with a new pair of trousers, until you purchase your new fall attire. The arterial being out 111111.11 this story more interesting. l 3176 trousers, now $1.36. 1 ~ $2.26 trousers, now $1.711. u. 50 trousers. now til. 50. The summer is not over yet and white duck trouuerliI are still ssson- ' tIId to comfort , Formerly"! I ; 'iust now 7511 our air. “I It is well to mention here Blue 8 rue Coats. Thcyisre no suitable to wear with the white dunks. l’rsvlously f2. 75, now 11.504111: all. lit) 111119 at 32. 00. Bicycle tmtiserasute beyond recognition in prices—the quality is still there and the bike coats are selling at practically your 111111 1111111111. . lioir‘t forget the washable 11111111111 that rouncstere—tho price immensely in“ your hoarding to purchase new. , n South Norwalk. 0 011111 be 11111111113 MW Mrs. J F Doyle. 011311 street, is the guest of friends in New ark. There are many specials in the 9.11.111! Court Narruk. Foresters of America. held its regular meeting last night The 1). M. Read Company has many In the ad of the Model Grocery today there are some specials prices on gro- cer es. The cookingm school is still in vogue at the Rowland Dry Goods 0b.. store in Bridgepmt. . town. today and called upon Herbert Allen, of Norwalk Julian Bishop. of Bridgeport. is the guest of William '1‘. Raymond, at The Maples. Rowayton. H. Garfield St John is spending two weeks with his aunt'. Mrs. Clayton Ben- edict, in New Haven. Frank N. Ferris was among the num her who took a party out to see the his yachts race yesterday. A large addition is being placed on the hat manufactory of 3111- Mayor Wil- liam 13 Hubbell, in Woodward avenue. Tax Collector George B. St John. of Norwalk. who has been enjoying a brief vacation in Ridgefleld, has return ed home. Chef Albert Thompson. of the Havi- land House went to Bridgeport yes terday afternoon. Waiter Charles Al- cone substituted for him. .Tbe1e was a Clambake at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs George F. Facts. on Belle Island, yesterday. it was given . by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew V Heath, of Norwalk. Mrs Joseph MacFarland. Margaret E Joseph H. and Madeline MacFar land of South Norwalk. Conn" are via - iting at the home of Mr and Mrs. H D. Russell 42 Seventh street in Low- ell Mass On Sunday the steamer Harlem will take an excursion to North Beach. 11n- dcr the auspices of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company. of Norwalk. With a clear day, this excursion should be one - of the largest ofififthe season. my... .N... Albert Johnson who recently tinder- went a very scr’lefln operation for ap- pendicitis is now getting along nicely and his ultimate recovery is confident- ally expected. The operation was per- formed by Dr. Jean Dumortier. of Several carryali loads of children from Life Farm. Georgetown passed through town this morning on the way to the steamboat dock to take the steamer Harlem for New York. Ano- ther contingent will arrive from New Ylork on the boat's return trip this eve 11 ng. Antonia Notine. Who is missing from Westbrook. is an ltnlinn of wide ac- quaintance in H111'°.tf011l He was for a while proprietor of a barber shop. but for amoral years he had been a super- numcr'ary policeman and was at one time the official italian interpreter in the police court. —Speclnl for Sat. and Mon. from Kitchen Dept: Lunch Boxes. Clothes Wringers. Wire Broilers, Towel Racks. Match Safes. Lamp Chimneys. Toilet Paper. Wash Boards and Boilers, Tea Kettles. etc... and full nest. of new Toys. M. S. Smith & Co. Norwalk young people appre1iate the bguuties of Ridgefield after having nothing to look at but salt marshes and mud flats Two young ladies of that town, who are tired of lighting mosquitoes. are visiting friends in llidgcflold—Miss Agnes Bryant and Miss Lillian YatesRidzefield Press. Buckingham Post. G. A. R. will hold 11 special meeting next Wednesday ev- ening at 8 o c'lock. The post will taloc action on the invitation of the town to take part in the coming),° celebration. Another matter to come up will be the National Encampment to be held at Cleveland. Ohio. Some of the mem- bers of Buckingham Post may attend. Herman Malmo. of Mulmo‘ a cafe per- formed a daring feat yesterday after- noon. and saved a dog's life Someone threw alarxe bull dog off the float at his place of business. The animal scrambled around in the water for a .time and then sank. it was evident that the canine was drowning so Mr. Malmo plundged in and brought the half drowned dog to the float. His act wds commended by many. The steamer Medea will take the Stamford baseball team and friends to Pleasure Beach Bridgeport Sunday, where the Stamfords and the Grapho- phonos will cross hate The limit of the passenger list on that day will be 175. This will be a very interaction. game. as the Graphs Wore defeated last Saturday tit Stamford by the Stamford team. and it hi alleged by many that they were robbed of the game by the umpplre. it was the first defeat the Graphophoncs had re solved in twontymine games. there be found for bathi lug purposes, than on the beach in the rear of Wil~ liam Deland’s residence in Rowoytbn. Each day twonty-five to thirty bothers are in the sound in that place and they , claim that It is bitter than any place “ around the Namath Take Your Prosoriptiom to .... W In 11111111111 ll liters 111111 OI . illicit” lit I ortn M 11:1 attract, ‘ License Poor. interesting things in their ad. today Mr. Demerell. of New York. was in ' No better place in the country could . There are only one or two of a kind, but we have your also undo, kind. I" Some are medium weight and good for all year round was. Have marked them all one price: 37.50 ' ” BOYS’ 5011001. 511115 Those suits are all wool and have been good sellers from 3 to $3. 50. They are now priced ”Wfllm $1. 98 Willis H. Selleck, 48 and 50 Wall St. Norwalk Co Store open Monday. Friday and Saturday even if. “‘11 At the Model Grace You want the goods we sell. We are going to lcep asking . der till we get It. EGG NOODLES, made from selected popular. if you‘hav. wheat and fresh eggs. Broad and tasted and tested “1‘ narrow sorts. 5 1!. 10¢ boxes. HOW I“ this hot, ’11 3? All fresh goods. when you want a pin .. FRESH eons. We are getting from VINfigafli-u ggqfiay :1 in 10 to 30 dozen a week. Collected out here. We buy . in Wilton and Weston. 28c doz. BRIGHT SHOULDERS, the best stock. Very satisfactory. 11I/2c lb. , NEW MACKEREL. Bright and fat. - Mackerel are better this year than for some years past. Two fine and white, 251:. OUR DRIED BEEF Continues to be some from Mr. Samu West street. and yo apple juice. Now that the pickling on, you can be all ere. . BUSI NESS SOLI Lorenzo Dibbl‘ " Buying Eyes [3 An Impossibility. Proper Glasses. properly adjusted, will save your eyes and give comfort in place of that disagreeable headache strain. Thorough examination free and all work guaranteed. 0. B. Jackson, GRADUATE 091101111111. 58 Wall Street. Nor-walk. We admit that it is presuming on our part to call attention to the following facts during this heated term, but the winter months are approaching when you will re- quire Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLETON VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care. 110» dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at present ' you send in the orders now. ‘ THE BRIDGE FISH MARKE“ Telephone Gall 97-2. Hard Crabs. 25c d02. Westport ‘Eels. Round and Long Clams. Belle island Lobsters every days . R. J. CUTBILL co. WASHINGTON BTREET Next to J. H. FCt‘rI . DANCING DAILY , PINE RESTAURJNI. 3H0“ DINNER» W. A. IENEDIO" 11am 1.. Masonic Iuil‘dlnn. 116 Washington It» My dear sir: Norw There will be many Double Breasted Frocks and if you desire one made, we are prepared to Qty 11. out after the latest dictation of Fashion a 57’ prices as compared with the price ususil I solicit your inspection. it its a basins our scoop linen Over niuet ; Not-walk. " as. Nam-1k. ' Z '
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