‘ A Craving? for
;jCoid Stuffs .
“ii. what makes trite soils
“fountains flow. freelymthc ice
cream ire9z9rs work long
hours. ”
‘ Using only PURE MAT-
ERIALS in “the making of
each, makes our fountain—-
our ice cream parlors most
popular. . *'
a! Washington street.
HAVE '
THE BENTINELI _
Bent to your vacation ad-
dress. Address changed
in frequently as request-
ed.
iNNNi NEWS NOTES.
Thomas Sterling has moved from
Union avenue to lease street.
..
Mrs. R. L. Baker has returned from a
visit with her parents In Plainvillo
Conn. ,
Councilman and Mrs. A. J Meeker
and Miss Alida Ball are at Ocean Grove,
New Jersey. J
Mr. and Mrs a M Forbell of Broad
ltiver. have been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George Forbell, of New York.
Fred Scodeld, of Holden avenue. left
yesterday, for New York where he will
be the guest of friends for a Week.
Miss Lottie Burgess has joined the
Vivian DeMont ComIany. at Hunter.
N. Y., for the remain er of the season
Mr. and Mrs. John Simonson. of
Brooklyn, have been recent. guests of
Mrs. Charles Kellogg. 0i Broad River.
Dean! Inauager of the
Norwalk Boston Qtiii e has returned to
his duties.attsr:eu19¥ing his annual
vacation.
“and——
-——Jones 8 Superlative Flour 58c bag,
$4. 60 bbl F. D. Lawton on Co.
Miss‘ Mamie Moi‘a’n returned yester-
‘day. to her home. in Freemont. New
York. after spending the summer with
her cousin, Miss Helen Cahill, of River
street.
Miss Jennie Ruacoe. of Westport avo-
nIIe, has a painful wrist as the result
of being struck with a baseball, while
watching the game on Decker Field
Labor Day.
There will be a meeting tonight of
the Improved, Order of Hcptasophs
South Norwaili Conclave 418 in their
rooms in Mystic Chain Hail Washmg-
ton street
John Murphy is taking his annual
vacation from his duties at the Nor.
walk Baoston Store, and is spending
the time on a cruise on the Sound, and
up the Hudson ripbr. ,
-nfia-s—
MISS Jennie ”nedlct. who has been
spending the sch nl' vacation with her
grandparents. in South Norwalk. has
returned to her home with her aunt
Mrs. E. G. Weed, in Broad River.
Captain Frank Ball, of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, who. with his wife. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Woodward, of South Main street. re-
turned Milndhyudd. his duties.- Mrs.
Bell will remain a few days longer.
Paul G; Schultige‘, Jr;. and Edward J
Hayes. of South Norwalk. returned
home. yesterday, from a trip to New
York. where they attended several of
the theatres, and among other attrac‘
tions saw John Drew. and Arizona.
A regular meeting of Washington
Comp. No. ll. P. O. S. of A.. will be
held on Thursday evening. in Mystic
Chain Hall. importantabusiness to be
transacted. All members are request-
ed to be present. Cake and ice cream
will be served.
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Miss Katherine Agnes Fallon is the
guest of her cousin Miss Agnes Mur-
- phy. in New Britain Miss Murphy has
been the recent guest of another cou-
sin. Miss M. E Clune. of Holden ave-
nue. and Miss Fallon accompanied her
home to New Britain.
THE JEWELERS.
e MAIN eraser. .NOI‘IWALK,
' ee wasumurou moo. uoawam
W ,
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
III has of our mama room a.-
pscieily titted up for that purpose.
Spectacles!“ creatures fitted by the
most improved methods and utisicc
tion untrained. it you are bovine
Ms Annie Weyhauser,
street? is ill.
Lawtoudctlo. . . .
- Dr. T. A
yesterdsii, in my York 0 Ity.
Furlonii,,_.W.ent to Hartfoui, yesterday
wow-e
illB.
lng.
improving rapidly.
avenue, is spending a few days with
relatives in New York.
Miss Myrtle Finney. of Berkley
street, is the guest of Miss Florence
Willmott, of Mamaroneck.
Miss Lulu Ryan: of Henry street. as
cured a position in the Norwalk Bo‘x
Company's factory, yesterday.
The Misses Ella and Edna Cunley
of Poughkeepsie, New York, are visit
ing "Mrs. Milton H. Allen of Berkley
street.
Milton Bromflold. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Solomon Peck. of Main
street. has returned to her home in
Hartford.
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The children who are to take part
in the Historical Tabieaux will meet at
the armory tomorrow afternoon at 4
o‘clock.
it is expected that John F. Moore
who has been spending a short time
in Adore, iroland. will arrive home this
week, probably tomorrow.
It is expected that the work on the
structure to replace the old Four
Bridges at Broad River will commence
in about a week or ten days.
Miss Jessie Eickcl. who has been
stopping at the ,Hayiland Hotel. has
secured a position in Port Chester, N.
Y.. andhas gone there to live.
William J. Lyons, who has been a
visitor with his brother, Michael J.
Lyons.,...oi....fiummer. street. returned
home yesterday. to New York.
Arlen Singing Society will give an
excursion to North Beach next Sunday
on the steamer Harlem. This will be
the last excursion of the season.
—Miss H. S. Rider‘s Hair Dressing
and Manicuring Parlor will be cloaed
from Saturdaynoon. Sept. 7th. until
Saturday noon, Sept. 14th.
Four new tripping machines have
been placed in the Norwalk Box Com-
panys factOIy. Harry 0' Ham on"
George Jones placed them in position
The Main and Wall Street Business
Men's baseball game has been again
postponed and it is expected to be
played off one day during the celebra-
tion week. .
After visiting her uncle. Frederick
H. Field. of Quintard avenue. during
the past week. Miss Bertha l-lIIll re-
turned to her home in New Haven.
yesterday.
The Old Well Hook & Ladder Com-
pany is having the interior of its build.
ing papered and painted. preparatory
to the coming celebration, when they
will have guests from out of town.
Mrs. P. D. Standard and children. of
West Main street, returned home yes-
terday from Westbrook. where they
have been spending several weeks at
the home of Mrs. Stannard’s parents.
“All true Americans are idcalists
through and through." says Professor
Charles Bradley. Let us try. by every
means in our power. to make our
quarter-millennial anniversary
nearly ideal as possible.
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~The Decorations sold at Smith's
Cigar Storey Mahackomo Hotel. are
fast color .and do not run. First cost
no moI‘o'It an others for one occasion
only. They can be used over and over
agaIn.
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Many of the stores and private rosi-
deneo about the Twin Cities are be-
iug decorated in honor of tho cslobra
tion. The decorations are varied and
beautiful in appearance. They are re
coivlng very favorable comment.
Professor Pooloy has arranged spec:
Isl music for the boy choir of St. Paul‘s
Church for next Sunday in honor of the
250th anniversary of the founding of
Norwalk. The program has not. ya
been entirely completed but will be of
II one order.
There were but few cases on the
’calcndar. yesterday in Putnam. at the
opening of the Windham County Super-
ior Count: Editor 3. Bowen. of Willi.
mantle. pleaded guilty of larceny and
was sentenced to six months in the
Brooklyn jail Frederick P Abbott
of Willimsntlo. pleadedtguiity to pinch
lug obstructions on the railroad tracks
and was sentenced to one year mini-
prison.
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Names of those who successfully
passed the recent. examinations and
are entitled to appointment to post
time in the customs service in this
district should there be any vacancies
or ‘ River ' " "
J. M Benedict is spending the day in I, ‘
Pigii it . . . ,
;Ia“-~‘Nntiye Potatoes. 30c pk. F. Dy:
lordan, ot.N::rws,lk, spent : Y‘
Rev William Manor and Rev. J J ,‘
A company meeting of Com “any I)
will be held, in the armory. th 3 even- ; *
Jerome May Banjo Club at The.
Knob. tomorrow afternoon and even- .
James Dwyer, who has been ill in I
the Norwalk Hospital for six weeks, is . .
Mrs. James Wood, Jr.. of Highland
mum tin-on years maximum in state.
during the nest your were posted in .
I Bridespcrt. by Wallace A smith. new
disclaimers. Those r
boast the!
You may dispense. .. . his torrid wen lit-r. your
coat your vest and even :your negligee shut, but
you cannot do without? ROUSERS-noi yet.
"i“,
$2 on giglfzngi‘lvTrousers I$IL39
2.50 d 3 T e , i
s an. ‘s n3?” falls X's 1.98
‘. d' ' T I
53 50 an ssngnv rousers 2.98
Look at our North Window Ad select 'a ' pair.
You Will Save Money. ‘
‘ (
qpmstock Bros.
misuse... ‘
Masonic. fiailding.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South. Main St.
ToieplmneCall, 3s-a; South NorwalkiStore.
We’re After the Man.......
who has come to the conclusion that he's paying too
much for (ith and (lush—“110’s got an idea that he ought
to be getting. a
, paying.
We want that man to buy some of our good clean
oats, and we '11 take em chances on getting-him for a
better grade of outs for the money he’s
.4.
steady customer. ~ H. .
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ,
; Manuel T". Hatoii.
J ackson’s Studio
.4. , a“
Is now open and ready for business.- ,I
Our work is only the best that can be produced,
Jackson’s Platinotype Proofs are gems of Pho-
tographic Portraiture.
Arrange for sittings now.
Jackson’ 5 Studio,
Opposite Hotel... . 53 WALL 'ST., NORWALK
Trolleys pace the door.
Our Motto: "Low Pnces Means More Busmess.
NON CORROSIVE INK.
it will not corrode a pen nor thicken In the ink well.
FOR an: IV
WILLIAM ‘ P. BEERS,
Bookseller, Stationer. Engraver.
o9 won]. 31‘ NORWALK,
770; W" ..“'a‘.........”It...
M e rri I l in position the past year.
Tuition Busmess Departments.
.. , ‘ ‘v‘ ‘ ‘ $12. 50 per month.
allege Tuition English School
$8 till Der month.
518")! 01' d’ can n ° Books and Stationery FREE
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
Sept. 3,1901.
”Harry Gel lorII
HEAD GEAR
Here we anti with a marked reduction in Cape for the man and
for thebo y The regular Golf Gap, usually use. now 150. -
We have alto made liberal reductions In UNDERWEAthhw
cut quality. new the 25c. at Ig‘c.
N‘B BBWTS—the celebrated B. 13. “Wind tans quail-f
Wood so am . y
witness the horse races;
The Central Labor Uhionyiwill hold a
, .Ineetlng tomorrow night, and some in!-
portaat business will be transacted.
Hamid Sooysuiith, of New York. is
the guest today at ‘Carl Harstrom. of
rProspect avenue. p
"The Simone wit For Decorating Com-
may started this Afternoon decorating
,the Town Hall building.
i Captain George Tallmadge and l. (J
Hamilton drove over to Mr. Hamilton s
form. this morning. and looked over
the stock.
,f The Glee club. of the Native Wine
:Club., entertain sorrel-a1 of their
‘ friends at Hotel Hamilton, yesterday,
with si.nging
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Lawton it 00.
I The Norwalk Club extends the privi-
leges at its club house to the non res-
ident guests and visitors in the town
during the celebration.
At a meeting held this afternoon the
Main and Wall street business men’ 3
teams decided to play ball tomorrow
afternoon. on the Decker Field.
Charles Betta. of East'Norwaik. took
examination as pos’tdfiice clerk in the
Council Chamber in Haviland street.
p...»—
‘ this morning. Secretary F. E. Conley
and Mali Carrier Joseph. Tammany
had charge of the proceedings.
The funeral of Miss Abigail D. Dib-
ble was held from her home in Elm
Grove street at 3 o'clock yesterday of-
ternoon. Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan ofl'lc-
iatcd, and interment ‘ was in Union
cemetery. Rowayton. The bearers
were her four nephews.
Only one of the Norwalk lire com-
panies observed “wash" night last eve-
ning. The Hope Hose boys were out.
but Phoenix Engine Company and Pio-
uecr Heck and Ladder Company did
not go as both of these companies are
busy decorating their apparatus.
1. Davis A: Son. the tailors. who have
the contract to make the uniforms for
the South Norwaik firemen. stated to-
day that the uniforms would be com
plotted in time for the firemen to wear
next Sunday evening. when they at-
tend the South Norwalk» Methodist
Church in a body, and listen to an ap-
propriate, sermon by Rev. W. W. T.
Duncan.
The guests yesterday at the Norwalk
Hotel wore: Scarles, G. M Uim
stead. WilliaGm Dalton. icorgc Field
l.. Corrigau E. ‘C; a. Meeker. New
York; Robert ”Tones Brookfleld: H. Ga-
bio, I. J. Gemgé.‘srookiyn; William
'1‘. Jesse. South Norwnlk: Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. 'l‘ristram and Master Robert D.
Tristrum. Norwallt; W. It. Eaton, Bos-
ton: W. E. Moore. Baltimore.
Putnam Hose Company held a meet
. lug last night, for the purpose of mak-
ing arrangements for the proper enter-
tainment of their guests on the day of
the parade. but no business of any mo-
ment was transacted, as the several
committees which have been appointed
were not ready to.report. There will
be a meeting next Monday night, when
all the committees will report, and
then it will be known just what will
be done.
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Many business places in South Nor-
waik have been nicely decorated for
the celebration. and decoxators will be
hard at work from non on draping the
buildings with stars and stripes. Con-
spicubus among them is Hotel Hamil-
ton. in Smith Main street. and Havi-
land Hotel. in Washington street. The
front of Hotel Hamilton is completely
covered with flags and hunting and
towering over all is a statute of the
Goddess of Liberty.
ARION OPERA COMPANY.
The season at Hoyt's theatre will en-
en on Friday evening of this week
with the Arlon Opera Company. suc
cessor to White's Comic Opera 00.. In
the standard comioopora of “Fra Dia-
yolo." The opera is one of the best
of the standard Thefstory is an in‘
t re ti ne mm s t to finish ant
ti'ie swag billing] aid‘ih ltaly thb cos
turning is of that picturesque type
which is always pleasing to the eye
culled from the cream of the profession
and their work has con thd recipient
of unstinted praise whenoVer they
have appeared. At the special mati-
nee to be given on.Saturday the laugh-
bie Japanese satire "The Mikado"
ill be presented. On Saturday even.
log the laughing success “The Bog-
aar Student" will hold the boards. The
Chicago Chronicle has this to say of
Miss Laurens. the prima donna of the
company: "The great success of the
evening was attained by Miss Marie
Laurens in the second act of "The Mar.
ry World" at the Columbia theatre last
evening. There is nothing dubious
about her voice. it is a beauty. and in
Its range of three octaves every note
is pure and sweet as wall as toll. She
takes the F. in alt with ease. Hor
methods are so correct that one would
not be ImrpriaiiilH to hear that they
poan teacher. M, well as being a sin.
Igor of rare capabilities Miss llaurons
.Is an excellentutress."
MONEV FROM LICENSEE.
The County Commissioners did not
have much mom to divide up this
month among the towns. lt is very
near the close of the license your and'
only an occasional applicant turns up
for a new license. But three towns re
coivod money mi follows: Norwam.
3109 25: Fairlie-id. #109 25; Bridgeport
Hear. The countyitrolsurcr was made
richod by tile. 50.
Follow yrup Iiypophoeitu,
".25
Palm's curry Compound, .90
Green’s Nervous ‘ . .90
Plokhem’e Veg table Compound. .90
I~Nauve Potatoes, 300 pk. a. D. ‘
The company consists of fifty people‘
were acquired or some famous llluro- ‘I
SELL
The Uo-To—Date Men’s Store.
NIL
There are only one or two at a kind but we have your six on In
kind. '
Jinvo marked them all one price:
$7.50 ‘
BOYS’ SCHOOL suns...
These suits are all wool and have been good sellers from
to $3.60. They are now priced
$1.98
You want the goods we sell. We
der till we get’it.
EGG NOODLES. made from selected
wheat and fresh eggs. Bread and
narrow sorts. 5 Ii. 10: boxes.
All fresh goods.
popular. it you have have
tasted and tested. it is it
now, in this scam:
“hen you want a his
FRESH EGGS. We are getting from V'NEGMAR- we taiiié ‘a
10 to 30 dozen a week. Collected 33‘ angst e ("3‘ {3.3! 1V!“
in Wilton and Weston. 28c doz. some from r. Samu
BRIGHT SHOULDERS, the best stock.
Very satisfactory. til/2c lb.
NEW MACKEREL. Bright and fat.
Mackerel are better this year than
for some years past. Two fine and
white. 25:.
OUR DRIED BEEF Continues to be
West street, and You ‘
your all that it is made
apple juice. Clear and
Now that the pickling
on you can be sure and
here.
_susmsss souoi‘rs
Lorenzo Dibble.
Buying Eyes .
is An impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted. C
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 OPTIOIAN,
53 Wall Strcot. ,Norwalk.
owner-sot Fast Horses,Rooden .
and Draft Horse‘s.
May be sure of getting
Shavings and Salt Key.
By sending their orders to
Telephone call 07-2.
1
1 Halibut. - ~ - l2c I...“
, Hard Crabs, — - 25c doi. '
Rocks-way Oysters. - 25c qt.‘
Large Lobsters. — - llic lb.
R. J. CUTBILL 00.?
WAIHINOTON STREET Next to J. H. Ferrii'o.
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w.A.ilNlDl0W ~
Room 1. Masonic building “emails
In win-mules es. in. omlk.
Dear Sir:
“III time of peace prepare for war." In time ethane
re for cold; get your fall outer clothing made nowkwhcn ”ill
ness comes, then you will mourn at your waiting until
gun is fired before getting measured for your unit or your
We are sending“ In many orders for suits to l: Iielive.
5 tom-made clothing or read row or pric
I Whyih i,
weeks from now... Wily not let yours be among.“ so. too
, -) “hat yo
or call III and iind ii
Norwalk Chronicler