? Blioc'taclon 111111 eyeglasses fitted by the ‘ most improved methods 11nd satisflco 3 do not suit you. if you are‘uubiact to O During 111111111111 6! Washington Strut. HAVE THE SENTINEL sent to your vacation ad- dreu. Address changed as frequently I'- request. ed. lllllll NENS NIIIEN. A regular convocation of Butler Chapter No. 38, R. A M. will be held this evening. . __...—_._..._ mMeals at all hours. taurant. Lane‘s res- Phoeuix Engine Company will hold a meeting. this evening, at the engine house, in Main street. W W H. Earle‘a residence in East ave nne is receiving a coat of paint. J. W Realty is doing the work —Elite shoes, union stamped Glov~ er ‘s the place. Concord Division. Sons of Temper- once, held its regular meeting at its hall, in Norwalk, last night. Ex- Governor George E. Lonnsbury and Edwin H. Matthson have gone to Clay ton, New York} on a fishing 111p wRichardson, 10 West ave.. will serve a substantial lunch with collce for 20 cents, at all loans during cele‘ biation. c €1.31 Dr. E. L. and Mrs. Miller, of Toledo, Iowa. are the anniveisary guests of Hon. E. J Hill. Mrs. Millel is the sis- ter of Mr. Hill. —~Hats renovated. O‘Brien. The chairs at the South Norwalk Methodist Church have been loaned to be used at the armory, today, for the school children. Duncan Meir. of St. Louis. Mo, has returned to Norwalk. to resume his studies at Carl Harstrom‘s. preparatory to going to college. —-The most nightly place in the city for Thursday’s parade. M. S. Smith & (‘o.‘s show windows. Secure a rcserv ‘ ed scat at once. Robert M. Mailings has a minature model of his rapid fire gun on exhibi lion in one of the windows of J. M. Benedict, in Wall street. The regular meeting of Court Nar- ruk_ F. of A.. to be held on September 12, will be. postponed until September 20, on account of the celebration. —Ellie shoes. union stamped. Glov- er's the place. A number of Norwalk young men are talking quite seriously of forming a club. if they carry out their present purpose they will lease club rooms in the central part of the city. ——The Indian Deed is just the suave nir to mail to your friends. A bronze head of Mahackcmo goes with 1111111 dccd let them while they me going. 10 cents The four Hungarian societies in South Norwalk have decided to partic- ipntc in the big parade on Thursday. They have engaged a laggc band from New York, and expect to make a good showing. *1...— The Rev. J. McClure Bellows. rector of Grace Church. read an essay upon Allen's life of Phillips Brooks.yeste1- day. befoxe the clergy of the Falrflcld County Archdeaconry'. in Holy Trinity Church, Wéstport. a“ O‘Drlcn. ~Cru‘sh hats. There were two baptisms at St Mary‘e Church, Sunday. Florence. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘hom- as Skidd. was baptized and the encru— mcnt wan administered to Clarence. the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 11. Hull. of Spring Hill. IIIIIEBNIIN N INNIIEN, THE JEWELERS. 3 MAIN smear. NORWALK. co wmumerou or. so. NORWALK "-0—— You will and complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS 111 both of our “crempltll room on- pocially fitted up for that purpon. non unnrantocd. if you are having trouble with your eyes, if your glasses held-«nun or have been tilted by an 111- 5 of individuality, consult Decker. NW atropine do not have the charm Senator Platt will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E J. Hill, this week. ”New Dunlap derby. O’Brien The new fabrics are round. The D. M Read them. ready In de- empany “as ' There are special prices on meats in the ad of the Public Market today, for tomorrow. Comstock. Watkins & Dow have a fine line of genuine United States bunt~ lug flags, at low prices. ——Boys wanted to sell Chief Ma- hackemo Souvenir. Austin 81. Crow. m The advertising agent of the May Flake Company Is in town, and is stop- V ping at the Haviland Hotel. The ltalian Independent Society will give a grand concert and ball in Arlon Hall, on Thursday evening. W... Willis H. Selleck has a fine collec. tion of historical relics. He would be . pleased to show them to you. ”W...”— Dou you keep a scrap book? if so, arrange for extra copies of The Senti- ~ nel. for it will contain all the celebra- tion news. ~Reserved seats in M. S. Smith & Co.’ s show windows for Thursday' s pa- rade. Call and secure them before it is too late. We notice in this issue, that Swartz & Corbett advertise as to let. the floors heretofore occupied by the Graham- Ernst Cigar Company. Velvet is to he the important mater- lal for dress goods this fall. There is much said about it in the ad. of the Howland Dry Goods Company today. Walter Seth Logan, president of the Sons of the American Revolution of Connecticut, will be the guest during his stay he1e of Mr and Mrs Henry H. Barroll, Elm street. m The 13111 hers Union hold a meeting in the shop of llolla l3la1 k last night and voted to close the shops all (law on Thursday. and keep open till 12 oclock Wednesday night. *Men‘s and Boys‘ caps. O‘Brien. Miss Florence McMahon, of Bayvlew avenue, returned yesterday. to Man- chester, to resume her kindergarten studies. Miss Foley. who has been her guest for several days. accompanied her. <. ‘ —-L--—._.._ Prof. A. S. Gibson. and not Edward J. Sims played organ selections prev- ions to the union patriotic service in the First Congiegational Church 81111 day afternoon. Mr. Sims played 111' voluntary. John Cahlll, of the R and (1 team struck out twice Saturday, in the game with the Winnipanks first time that he has been struck pill since the league was started ML‘CuI Lough of Bridgepmt did the tiick for m. Angelo Dellarbieri, who, for several years has run a fruit stand over the No1walk liven at the Wall street bridge will sail for Europe this month, with his family. His wife is in poor health. and it is" thought that the trip will benefit her. .... A model of” the sub-marine boat Ar- gonaut. owned by the Sound. Coast & Wrecking Company, is on exhibition in the window of Comslock, Watkins 111‘ Dow in Washington street. There is. also a fine display of water colors, tak- en by thc government. Among the curiosities which Honorable E. J. Hill brought home with him from his trip around the world is a copy of the Pckln Gazette which is 3,000 years old. and has been published continuously with immova bio type for 2,000'years." the Miss Ethel Wight and (Image. H Wight of Adams Mass.,1cturncd ycs tciday. to their home. after spending a week with Miss Daisy M. llisbrow. of West avenue. Miss Wight was one of the bridesmaids at the Harrington Disblow Disbrow Spanlding wedding. M..-“ ——Ncw Yonman Derby. A special meeting of the South Norr walk Common Council will be called for next Monday night for the purpose of instructing the street commissioners iolatlve to the repaying of East Wash- ington street, and arranging for the city election to be held on the first Monday in Octobe1. Old Well llook it Ladder Company is making great preparations for the cclcblntion and tho onioltainmcnt of their guests on 'l‘hnisdny. A. Dicker- man & 8011 has the contract to lay lln nlcnm on the flow where the pool ta- Men are located lioula Schmidt, head clerk in the store, is doing the work. 1 Wm There will he 11 meeting of linens 'l‘rlbc tonight and every member is re quested to be present at the Wigwam below 6: 30 o‘clock. A rehearsal was held last night and temorrow night there will be a meeting of the whole committee that has anything to do with the celebration. Final arrangements will then be made 'l'wo hoboea giving the names of John Ryan and James McKlbb were arrested in Main ctreet, yesterday of (Macon by Chief of Police Bradley and cor Leathcriand. The men were under the Influence of honor and were making general nuisances of themsol you. They were begging money and in- sulting pannersby. some of whom Were women. Their cases came up this morning before Judge Lockwood in the Nowell: side of the town court. The judge found the accuaad guilty and im- posed a sentence of thirty days in the Bridgeport Jail and the accused to pay the cool: at NIBOIRIOII. Prouccutinn 1111 in out 6114mm lousy ‘O'Brien. This was the , Trouser Sale 73‘le Comstock Bras; Non-rail: Store: Masonic Building. Extraordinary I i . You may dispense.'1n this torrid Weathel your coat your vest and even your neghgee sluri, but 1 you- cannot‘do without TROUSERS—*notlyet. $2.00 andl$‘2'.50 Trousers IIOW ‘ $2.50 and $3.50 Trousers now $3.50 and $5.00 Trousers HOW Look at our North WIIICIOW and select 'a pair. You Will Save Money. Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwalk Store. ' $11,139 1.98 2.98 South Norwaik Store: :4 South Main St. I 4:. I I I Opposite Hotel. Paper. . . It Pays To Attend E....M.md.y. M. A. MERRILL, Principal. U ~.- :11 'r‘izw- 4 There’s always the certainty of Best Grain when or— dering of us. There’ll be no disappointments. We could not afl‘ord to send you poor grain or feed because you" wouldn't order from us next time—and we couldn’t if we would, because we haven’t any. Buy old oats now, buy sufficient to last until new cats are fit to feed. ' gov OATS THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. Jackson’s Studio Is now open and reap ‘ for business. L5? 31' Our work is only the 1 Est that can be produced. Jackson's Plahnotvpe Proofs are gems oi Pho— tocraphic Portraiture. Arrange for siliings now. Jackson’s Studio, Trolleys pass the ‘door’. "(All FR: 53 WALL ST., NORWALK 5H Photographic Supplies FOR THE CELEBRATION. Eastman Kodaks, Premo Cameras, Seeds’ Plates. 2%x2% to 10x12; Films, Solio, Albuma, Blue Prints, Water Development - WILLIAM 9. l9 WALL ST. BEERS; ‘ NORWRLK. NENINI E BUSINESS NNIIEIIE STAMFORD, CONN. Bookkeepers, Stcnographers, Typewriters, General Office Assistants, ' ARE IN DEMAND. September 9, 1901. Harry Goadwm Tailor BICYCLE HOSE mt This in Just the time to secure go on ones at very reeflohable prices. 8100 value, lib cents. 50c value, 39 cents. item are some nice black ones with fancy tops, the kind We hays been thinking none could exccil lat 25c per pair we now offer ill. 18c; the 501: ' quallty, 351.111.1911 are pure worsted Here we are, Bhlrtwisc, right up to the top notch. The celebrated 13.13 1.. I‘ m... - 511111.110 $125 and $1 00 values only 89c. Negligeo 511111.111 50c kinds, by love, to not them on our shelved—- broken Iotewwo will mark them at 39c. Underwear has been out 1iceply,too. , . Never mind what they cost 1111. ,, her headdress at the Armory last night I i ‘ No. 8 some Mom 11111-11111 8. s. Napheylosth 1 its " has someone evidently taking it by a mis- take. He hopes it will be returned to night so that he can wear it in the ta- bleaux at the Armory -—-.. w-Umbrellas and canes. O‘Brien. Mrs. E. Winshlp 'llurnure, of White Rev. John Gaylor Davenport, D D. of aterbury who is to deliver the poem at the armory tomorrow after superintendent of the Municipal Elec- tric Light plant in South Norwalk, and while here will be Mr. Winchester's guest ril‘he badges for the Old Well Hook Ladder Company have arrived and some of the members are already wear ing them They are very pretty. It is made of aluminum and on the face is the state seal. On the back are the words, “250th anlnversury of founding of Norwalk, September 8 to 12 1901. ” FlVIlIIiiilE shuns Continued from first page. lioved. and those who had been in the sick room through the night came from the house. for a short period of recreation. While the doctors remain- ed inside there was no signs of anima tion about the house. and there was a long wait for the results of their delib- erations. Dr. Park came from the consultation at 9 o'clock and summarized the re- sults of the bulletin soon to be issued by the expression, ”Lovely." He said all the conditions were most favorable. The patient had enjoyed a most satis- factory night. The weather conditions of today were anything but cheerful during the \ early hours. and the dull skies and drizzling rain gave an outward appear- ance of gloom and depression. The forecast was for showers and an east wind. but the realization was worse than the prophecy. For the first time since the shooting the sun was hidden by heavy clou1l11.'l‘hc inacing air that has lent such comfort to the patient thus far give way to the chill and mag- gy wind from the cast. For a time- the. rain pelted the military guards. and trickled down their guns. But these more Inclement conditions pass- ed away by 8 o‘clock: the rain stop pod. but the dark skies and soggy grounds remained. As the doctors or rived it was noted that they were over- coats and were bundled 11p. The results of the morning confer once were made known about 9 o’clock as the doctors came from the house. although it was some time after that the bulletin appeared. The faces of the doctors clearly Indicated their sat- isfaction at the condition of affairs. As llr. Roswell Park. the dean of the “1111an Surgical fraternity, came to his carriage he paused long ononzh to give a general survoy of the conditions prevailing. “The condition of the president this morning is entirely satisfactory." said he. “The bulletin will state this. and It sums up the situation. The presi- dent spout the most comfortable night he has had since the shooting. lie slept well and When he was awake he was cheery and even chatty. He Is not receiving any nourishment th a far. except bucnema. This is an a1 0‘ zelher natural incident of the cése at this stage." “Do you regard the president as one tircly out of danger?" Dr. Park was asked. ‘I do not want to go that far. What can be said. is that. unless there are unexpected complications, we expect him to rccovm. “Have you considered the prospects of his removal?" “No it Is too early for that. but when he is moved he will probably go to Washington” POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. Mistress Nell. The coming of the great success “Mistress Nell" to Hoyt's theatre Thursday and Friday next is an event of considerable importance in the lo cal theatricala and this play that caus- ed a sensation in New York last sea- son shonld be greeted by an overflow- ing house. Not since the days of1 Sher- idan and the Rivals has there been a [Ilay that has not been so well received as “MistIess Nell" by the mess and public and the result was that 1‘01 al- most nn entire season last year "Mls tress Noll“ occupied a theatre in New York City and was regarded as the one gloat success of the year. For this special engagement of “Mistress Nell" there will be no advance in prices the conic being from one dollar down to twenty-five cents in the gallery. AIWIse Guy. "/1 Wise Guy" has been almost en- tirely ro-writton this season. Last sea- son‘s version has been gleaned of its brightest bite and other new original comedy linen. music situations and characters have been interpolated in- to this season’s version of one of the funniest farce comedies ever present ed. Original specialties will be intro- duced during the action of the comedy by Hayes and Lydon. Reno anthich- ardn, Moreland. Thompson and Rob- erts, Ray L. Royce; Louise Montrosc. Maude Dotty. Jenn Cunningham. Alice Lorraine and tho Doberty Sisters. At lioyt's Theatre, Friday night. Wu... I POLANDERG CONDEMNW SHOOTING 'l‘Ol EDO 0.. September 10~At a large meeting of Polish citizens in this “city last night. a resolution was adopt- , ed condemning the shooting of Presi- dent McKinley and deplorlng the fact that Czolgocg is of Polish extraction. seer $1.26 Poilow'l syrup Hypophocltel, Palm's Celery 69111110111111, Green's Nerve", Pinbbam’c Vegetable Compound, Nil 81111110111 In .110 Plains, N. Y., is the guest of Mrs ‘ Charles 8. St John: during the anal ; verpary week noon, in an uncle of A. E. Winchester, ; ,90 and then there Would be no open Walhlngvand Furnlsblnq’V Custom Doparfmtm f. , . “ Suits and Obexoats to Order. from $ 1 5 .00 up. HILL STYLE HATS I Including the leading blochs' m Derbys and also the new ‘ Panama shape in Alpines. WILLIS H. SELLECK Clolhler and Fumis/zer, . V 48 AND 50 WIILL STREET. NORWALK. . It will pay you to Nee our decorations and window display. At the Model Groder PICKLING TIME. New Shop CI mon fine whole Cloves, whole Spice in packages, 100, or loan OIH'ICO. glasses apple Cider Vinegar possible . had anyvmere. We pride (In ‘1 on the quality 01 vinegar- wofi 25c gal; 15c half gallon. STRICTLY FRESH sous can here Fresh in two or three um week. 28c dozen. when we 1111 them BU SI N E33 SQLICITED. Lorenzo Dibble. . _. Buying Eyes Is 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. 3. Jackson, GRADUATE OPTICIAN. 58 Wall Street. Narwalk. Small Nut Cd PUT IN YOUR CELLAR AT $11.50 Per Ton-t Will You Investigate This Matter 1 and Save Mo'npy ? .. SMALL PICNIC HAMS, to weigh from is to 8 lbs. Just what‘s wanted at 14c ll). New stock of SHOULDERS, bright and nice, Ill/ac lb. PAN-AMERICAN MUSTARD. See it in those opaque glass holders: sugar bowl. creamer and spoon holder. at 10¢ each. New. PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. you a good price on a barrel. time to buy. New lot now in. New season JAPAN HIDE. A very nice lot at 61: lb.: 5 lbs. for 25c. We can give Good The nicest Hair Dru-lag over on the market. WISCONSIN To EXCLUDE; ANAH- ARCHISTS. . MILWAUKEE, WIS.. September 10-—~ Scnator Julius E. Rohrer will intro- (11101.- a hill in the next pension of the legislature to exclude from the state all anarchists and those engaged in teaching the docilines of lawlessness. “i believe " he said "that the best way to light anarchy and anarchists is to make this class .iteep out of the state Every state ought to pass such lawn ty‘ 1; most prominent mom. coll last night. He bio with a shot gun. . MOVEMENTS 0F £110 NEW YORK. Bantam or ' ed. Steamer Kmnigeni Bremen. ,; ., neuron samembeil m Steamer Bosnia, from numbing; NEW YORK Septemhb ed Steamer Konslngton: worn. preaching of lawlessness in the coun 901ml intend to Introduce such a meas- ure at the next session of the logic Iature unless before that time there mu holler plans devised for lighting; .nnurchy and anarchism." 41..-...“ GRIEVED OVEflugfifiaIDENT‘B IN- 1111111, 911., September lb—«drlef over '1 at Cape Town, was pt laid . sataninhlp
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