our 111.111.1111 1 popular. THE SENTINEL Sent to your vacation ad- dress. Address changed . so frequently as request- ed. ‘ 1 , 1...... yyyyyy WW”..HM~_MW._ w. s... .._.. ANAL NEWS NAIES. SENTINEL LABOR DAY. The Evening Sentinel will be pub~ iished Monday; as usual on holidays. as a morning paper, and will be ready for delivery and subscribers at 6 o ‘clock. WM— mBrourn‘s College opens this even ing for enrollment of students. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powell and grandson, Matthew Corbett, Jr., have returned from the Pan- American to their hoine in West Washington street. A quartette of young men, J. E. Jennings. D Wielage, J. V. Klem and 'i‘iromls Nichols, will arrive this after- noon from New York to spend their vacation at W. E. Lockwood‘l on the Wilson Point road. ——Blk. and bwu. alplncs O'Brien Paumlssett Tribe of Red Men, Dan- bury, has appointed a committee con sisting of John S. Fisher George L. Seeded and Georg W. Ehle to or range for thél‘vld‘i‘t" opt the tribe to N01- 111' nlk on September 42 during the cele- bration of the 250th aniversary of the town w A novel attraction is being prepared by the Norwalk iron Works Company. for the coming parade An air com pr-essor will be seen at work upon a float. drawn by the steam propelled well drilling apparltils. which will 3.1 so furnish steam for the compressor. Articles of assoolatibn of the Sev- enth Connecticut Regimen Associa tion of Hartford have been filed with the sc1rotary of state. One of th( objects of the association is to erect a monument commemorating the ser ricos of the regiment. The subscrib ore to the articles of incorporation ar11 Senator Joseph R. Huwlcy, Leonard E l’ec lraE. Hicks Stephen Whikley Jerome Tourtelotte Thomas L. Norton and EvelYn E. Stevens. ~Nor-waik's 250th Anniversary at hand Buy draperies Flags. Festoon- ing. Plumes Canes, etc” at M. S. Smith & Co.‘ a. 1 Daniel McCann Naiked into police headquarters. in No‘rwalk. Wednesday night and requested Officer Bartrflam who was eating his lunch to lock him up. McCarrn was intoxicated and the officer readily complied with his re- quest with the result that McCsnn was up in the Town Court yesterday after- noon before Judge Lockwood. As Mc- (‘ann has been drunk many times of late. and has been if regular nuisance to the officers. Judge Lockwood gave him sixty days in Bridgeport jail. at hard labor. and adludged him a com- mon drunkard. ~l_.eave orders for decorating at T. J. Magner's. Horses, floats and houses decorated at lowest prices. - Thc thirty-fourth reunion of the 10th Conn. Association will be held at Colonial buildin West Haven Thurs- day. September 3111.011" to order at 11: 30 Call to "rations" at i p. to Dinner tickets 75 cents. The Colonial was the Connecticut state building at tthCiricago exposition, and is now in catcd at West Haven. commanding an excellent view of the Sound. and finely situated for a reunion. “We have so cured fine talent in sons and 11er therefore once again we‘ll tell the old old story of victory won." says the sec- retary, W. E. Whittlcsoy. ' ms JuwaLfri-ss; " ' :1 mm 11111111. NonwALK. 1a momma-mu nonhuman run will 111111 couplets OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS at both of our stores. 11111. room 1111- 'poolslly fitted up for that purines. )1.M ’ *lslorwslit'. . W 1 ‘ Th 11111110 , 1111111111111: 1311111111 ' S h N 1111111, will resume l, _ sessions 1.1111111111111111. September tat. , plain M600 page Blank- Bnoks, 49c, at '1‘. agner' s. ‘ —w—» Hotel were W. AHA Jenner. Ridgedeld; H. S. Knox,.l A.,itlggu H.115. Bishop. Miss Alice O’Connell has secured a position as stcnographer in the allies Bridgeport. preach in the Cra‘nbrrry Chapel tomor- row afternoon. Mr and Mrs William J. Benedict re turned home. last night, from their honeyrriocn and have taken up their residence. in Elm street ——Speclal sale of glassware. Satur day, at Lear1y's,19 ii. R. place. Zot pitchers celery, berry dishes 1011 each; dozen, etc. table tumblers, 3011 The P. O. S. of A. wish all its mem-. here to be present at its next Thursday evening, to take action on the invite tion of the committee on Norwalk's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. Cake and cream will be served. George Raymond has returned irom1 from Lake Waccabuc and Danbury. At the latter place he attended his regi mental reunion and at the former hr visited the Norwalk fishing party Wlii have been spending a few days there Some of the brethren from the N011 walk Methodist Church will havr charge of the evangelistic service, it the Knight street A. M. E. Church to morrow evening. A time of grcs spiritual refreshment is anticipated. . The .Winnipsuk baseball team witl its corps of rectors left this afternoon for Greenwich, where they will play the Port Chester‘s. The local icon will probably come home winners. -Dr. M. S. Roses, oculist and aurisr an be consulted in the parlors of th4 Wahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday snr Fridays. between the hours of i and 1 111.. and daily between 9 and 12 :1 11.. 6 and 9 p. m., at 516 Fairiieid ave rue, Bridgeport. Eyes examined an1 ilseases treated .Captain Amzi Waters, who has beer navigating a yacht for Greenwich par ties, who have been taking a trip dowr east arrived at Dorlon's Point on th way to erecnwich last night. The) visited Newport Block island Vin- yard Haten and other place. Albert Bouton. of the United State navy, who has been ill for some that at the naval hospital. in Norfolk. Vir rinia, has nearly recovered from his illness and expects to be ready to b1 transferred to the battleship llllnois at the appointed time, September 5th. The prayer and praise meeting, it the Norwalk Methodist Church tomor row morning. at 9:30, will be led in Martin Kellogg. Jerome smith and other East Norwalk friends are expect ed to be present. Mr. Smith Will ren (ler some songs of special selection. «Don't forget that Tuesday, Sep- tember ad, is the day of the annual opening at Merrill College, Stamford. Call or send for catalogue to learn par- ticulars regarding different courses. John E. Wood. the operator and tie- ket agent who several days ago receiv ed a severe shock from lightning while he was talking over the private tele phone correcting the station with the Norwalk Mills is just getting over the effects of his experience and is around again Tomorrow evening 1:11 6:16 o‘clock the Epworth League. of the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church will hold their regular monthly roll call or con secretion meetinu. Mrs C. M. Daniels will conduct the service. Topic; “Spiritual Acquaintance." Word has been received from Nor- walk by the foreman of the Forgotten Fire. Company to the effect that a room will be provided for the members of the comma to be used as a dressing room and t eir headquarters nhiie in that tov'rn. The members w'lil not wear ,ing room where their citizen dross will will be worn by the company. “Dan- bury News. .... 1. . W wllmbrcllss and canes. O‘Brien mum-u..— .3 nubile schools of the town close Wednesday and Thursday. September Hill and 12th. the days of the exercises and parade. also to have all the schools participate at the exercises in the armory. on Theda day, September filth, for school child:- roll. The Board lids granted the re. 1111‘ Bishop. who resides west district. to attend the l. and Arthur White, who " 2 11111111111111 district. ill Con on b Mr 111111 Mrs: Victor Selleck of Ms» 3' ' tile street, have returned home from 1 Spending three weeks at Lake Chant 1* The guests yesterday at the Norwalk of the American Ordnance Company, , The Rev. H. B. Munson. pastor of V' the Norwslk Methodist Church. will 1 cake and bread , , apposite 11111111. their uniforms to Norwalk, but will . not them on after reaching there. go- , , ,ing direct from the train to their dress- ‘ be changed for the unique outfits that . 1 The Board of School Visitors have , ‘ decided to have the Yo 3111 license. milks ionid wealthier. your ' _‘ _ cast your 11111111111 even your neglrgee‘ , but. but -‘ you cannot do without TROUSERS—mower 1. 1:, $21111 1111 szngov Trousers 1 $1 39 T 32. 50 and 93“?)2, rousers 1‘ 98 . 350 (1.00 Ti“ i. s an 55110“, OUSEI'S 2.98 Look at our North Window and select a pair. You Will Save Money. c1111. Stock Brion.” South 1311141111111 3111-1: " 14 South Main St. N Orwell: Store: Masonic Building. Telephone Cali. 32-2; South Norwalk aStore. We’re After the Mann"... 'who has come to the conclusion that he's paying too A much for dirt and 1lust--wlro’s got on 11111111111 he ought to'bc gettinga better grade of cats for the money he's paying. A 1‘ 1 We want that man to buy some of our good clean . ‘oats, and well take our chances on getting lriur for a 1 steady customer ‘ BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN."” ‘~ . Manuel T. Hatch JACKSON’S STUDIO Will be cloSed for the balance of A11- cust. Will areopen Mondau September 2. in attendence at lhe’l’hotograuher’s Con- vention in Boston. JACKSON 5 s-ruoro, ' 53 WALL 1111., NORWALK .v'l rrolleys pass the door. .m- Qur Motto: “Low Prices Means More Business." 1 N N CORROSIVE INK it will not corrode a pen nor thicken 1n the ink well. ‘ ' FOR SALE av WILLIAM P. EEERS, Bookseller, Stationer, Engraver. ‘ a9 WALL ST NORWRLK. M w 66 Graduates Placed , in position the past vear. Enter Tuition Busmess Departments. $l2. 50 per month. Tuition 5113111511 School. 58 (ill Der “mouth. Sta , f 01' d can!" Books and flue”. FREE. M. A. MERRILLv Principal Here we are with a marked ,1 1111111111111 in Clips for the man and for the boy. The regular Golf Cap. usually 9511.. now new , 1111111193 1 3E , SHIRTS~th celebrated B. B. $l1odiliid $1.113 1111.11 , - 1111111211113 SUlTS sewers ” ' regular clue , ‘ iior‘nmand 1i. ,, been accepted byi Anusuiawac‘ M111. 3:. 0.8911111. or 111.111.11.111; gone in Torrington a Miss Margaret A L V ‘ 1mset.is criteria wlfork. 11111111 Blake. superintendent of the 1 neon, Wednesday. 1 m». Miss 1111111111 ilouton started for Bran ford today. where she assumes her du ties as teacher 1111 11111 Center school 1 --v+~. All the Red. Men who are to take part in the sliesorics will hold a rehearsal in Uncas wigwam. in South Norwalk. Mrs Frances Robinson, of Water bury, formerly of South Norwalk, will remain over Labor day with her moth er. Atorney John J Cuneo went to Greenwich, this morning, in the inter out of the Henry zeitner Brewing com pony. Chief of Police William Vclin‘rer who has been spending two weeks' va- cation. wili resume his duties Monday morning will playia game of ball tomorrow mor hing. The place has not been deter- mined upon as yet. 1 - «Norwalk's 260th Anniversary at . hand Buy draperies Flags. Festoon. ing. Plumes. Canes, etc still. 8 Smith 8: Co.’ a. , Miss Marguerite Taylor, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard H 1 Golden in West avenue. has returned to her home in New York. Chester and Edward Selleck. of Me- ple street. have returned home from ’ a couple of weeks outing spent at Com .3 necticut Lakes New Hampshire. Miss Bertha Tierney of Greenwich. 1 has arrived in South Norwaik, and will , resume her duties as teacher in the ] Concord street school, next Tuesday. W The South Norwslk Quartette Club will hold its picnic in Frederick‘ 11 grove tomorrow afternoon it was postpon- i ed from last week on account of the rain Cockenoe Tribe. i. O. R. M. held a rehearsal for itspart in the allegories to be given in the armory during the celebration. last nizht. at their rooms .in the Gazette building, The tableaux committee met the children, wi'r'o aré to have parts in the allegorie. yesterday otternoon. at the Central Club. and MM them. took their names and gave them places. —-—Take advantage of Raymond Bros. offer to deliver small Nut Coal, at 84. 50 per ton. A pavilion under which the tableaux will be given will be erected at the arm- ory. early next week. On next Thurs- day evening there will be a full rehear- sal of the tableaux at the armory. Mr and Mrs Charles Sterner and Mr and Mrs Fred Sehwolckardt of Orange. N. J are expected to arrive on the steamer Harlem this evening and be the nests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar 11m Singer, 11 South Main street. over [labor day. Captain Willem H, 11. Clark. of 25 Hospital, this morning. in the ambu- lance He is unconscious. and it was “be determined what was the matter with him 1 . -Mr. Charles C. Lohr. of Stamford. graduate of Merrill College. class of 1901. has been placed through the in- fluence of the. liege. with Herman Kiensler, 39 11's stenographer. William A. B own. of the Universal list Company, he has energy enough for three men, is in the market with fall styles that are up—to~dste in every case, and in some cases in advance of the general trade. Mr. Brown's hustle seems to have no limitation, and his task and skill Were neVer used to b t- ier advantage than in his this year‘s production. ' W... The Salvation Army will hold meet- ings. lunduy, as follows: Sunday school. at 10 a. 111.. holiness meeting at 11 11.111401111111111 praise meeting. at '3 p. m., and at 8 p. 111., 1! Salvation service. All are invited to attend. Stringer: in the city are welcome captain George Lock and Lieutenant g hating every night 111 the week 11cm Monday, stupid 8 N. Joints in Air invitation from linens Tribe. No. 26. of South Norwaik. Red Me. has Tribe ven. to participate in tion or NoWslk’s o. 34 of New Hv t 9 coming cote ,zooth’annlvcrsarymn September 13. it is desired that every member report at 1 the Wigwam next Thursday evening. on . 1 shot a list can 11111111111111, and arrange -, ,ments perfected for a ' 11911111111111, it 111111111111: lied Man ‘ ‘ reside with rei- 1 Domain Town Farm. Was in New (la The Native Wine and Stein clubs ‘ Bette Place. was taken to the Norwalk - said at the hospital that it cbuld not 1 1 8t..:'New York City, ' Maud Whitney will. assist in 111:. meet- . auction of rail- ‘ there will b’o Ito‘s Have marked 11111111? all 1111111111111 ‘ 32.50 , to $3. 60. They are now priced ' 51.98 . Willis H Selleo You want the goods we sell. We tier till we get it. EGG NOODLES, made from selected wheat and fresh eggs. Broad and narrow sorts. 5 I 101: boxes. All fresh goods. popular. it you ha tested and tested; till now. in this hot; mushy when you want a nice 91 _, FRESH sees. We are getting from VlNEggfil-n 31V: may :1 10 to 30 dozen a week. Collected gut eh ere We have, in Wilton and Weston. 28c doz. BRIGHT, SHOULDERB, the best stock. Very satisfactory. 11'/2c to. NEW MACKEREL. Bright and fat. Mackerel are better this year than for some years past. Two fine and white. 2511. OUR DRIED BEEF Continues to be some from Mr. Solace Fét‘r‘ West street and 111 - your all that it is 11111119 apple juice. Clear. 11 Now that the pick]! go, you can be sure on ere. ”BUSINESS souol'i‘en. Buying Eyes ‘ ' ' is A11 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. Ja'cksorr, GRADUATE: OPTIGIAN, 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. OWuersof Foot Horses,RoudT and Draft Horses. :..;~ May be sure of getting Straw, Old Clipped White Oats. Peat All Shavings and: Salt Hay. '. By sending their orders to RAYMOND BROTHE 1.1111111111161111 I733. . ‘ "_ : ,, 1‘ 11 ' ' ' 11211111111 "T‘— i2c 1'11. 1 Hard Crabs. - A, 1,- 251: doz. Rockawav Oysters, -, 25c qt. Large Lobsters. '5' — 13c lb’ BENEDIO‘I‘ Iconic building. her-1111111. i1! Washington Gt. “1 "walk. No There is a guarantee that every suit 1111111111" 11111: of them are relay mode. taken from s cc ‘ Every unit is guaranteed to fr; 51111 is in , ‘ 9 111111111 salt. at’ the mallow-Wes ' (I ii i
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