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l EAHLV SENTINEL TOMORROW.
The Evening Sentine not usual on
Saturdays. will be null: ed tomorrow
at i o ’clock, and WI 1 contain the latest
news regarding the condition of Pres-
ident McKinley. as well as all the 10‘
cal, state and national happenings.
items of new. adVertisement’s. church
notices. etc.. should reach the office
of publication earlyimthe day.
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Miss Katie Smith. of East Norwalk,
and Raymond Decker, of Norwalk, at
tended the wedding of Miss Bessie
Beebe. in New Haven;,Wednesday.
”All flavors of Fresh Candles. Low
ney‘s Chocolates in 36, or 1,5 lb. pkgs.
hSmith 8: Co.
Mrs. John Valentine and son, of
Black Rock, were the anniversary
guests of Mrs. A. M. Clark. Hamilton
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis, of
Union street. entertained Miss Beulah
Jarvis. of Bridgeport through the cele-
j brutlon.
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Joseph McMahon. of Brooklyn. wds
. the guest yesterday of his mother,
. Mrs. Mary McMahon. of Bayview ave-
nue.
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-lndlan Deeds, at Magner‘s.
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Mrs. Fred Walker and family and
Miss Lizzie Dunlap, of Ridgeiield. were
guests of George Vciic. Washington
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Halbert. of
Danbury, core the anniversary guests
of Mr. and Mrs Geo?ge Small. of Un
ion street. '
J, The Misses Lottie and Ruth Lee. of
Bridgeport. Were the anniversary
guests of Mrs; Louisa David. of Ra)?-
rncnd street.‘
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-—A complete ass it. of Ladies Muslin
Underwear Corset Covers :1 specialty.
M.S.Smith&Co. ‘. , 0
Miss Margaret Dart. Levy Dart. Mlsg
Nellie McLaughlin. of Bridgeport
spent yesterday with Mrs. Julius Hub
bell. of Chestnut street.
Miss Marion Connel. .of Staten ls-
iand. was the guest of Miss Marvin
\Veigaud. of Henryistreet South Nor
walk, during the es ebr'ation.
The Hygienic lee Company, of New
Canaan. had barrels of ice water in dif:
ferent places around South Norwslk
yesdterday They were largely patron-
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«Seven thonssrib I ian Deeds sold.
Only a few left viiiic can be procur
cd of the dealers lfic.
J. A. Macomber. who recently took
charge of the local branch of the inter-
national Correspondence Schools. has
been transferred to New York where he
came from;
Mrs. John We of Ansonia Miss
‘Grexoryfiif-‘thew slew Wilton. and
Miss Kate Callaghan. were guests
yesterday of Mrs. L. Cavanagh. 035‘
cent Terrace. "' ' .
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Drummer, of
Washington street. entertained as
guests. yesterday. the Misses Minnie
and Nollie Hoff. and Mrs. John Gainer.
_ of Newark, N. J.
‘* J. D. Morris. oi‘ New York. former-
’ ly manager of the Southern New ling-
Iand Telephone Exchange. in South
Norwnlh. spent yesterday here. and
. witnessed th e parade.
~Irim4m F. D L. 8'. Co
Miss Annie Davis. with suffered an
- iunfortun weeks ago
cutting her finger quite badly on her
T‘machlne.;=Iwiibhmm her former place
.in the Now-ll: Box Company's fac‘
’ Miss Minnie St. John was quite bde.
, all by a. desiresterday in New
mun—mm
bet Waterbury. of Stamford,
{Erato with Mrs. Julia Ben
is
field. No th Main St
Albert J. Hort; of long island spent
1 . his colebrutlon days in South Norwalk.
John W. Short. of New York, is the
guest at Miss Angeline Scott. of South
7 . Norwal k.
”For Tinware. woodenware. Glass
ware Crockery. Wire Specialties, Tol
let Articles. Baskets. Clothes Wringv
are. Window Brushes. eta, see M S.
Smith & Co’s special dep’t price for
Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith & Co.
Mrs. Frederick Hill. of Bridgeport.
is the guest of Miss Khtc Tripp, of 18
West avenue;
Mrs. James Mahoney. of Stamford.
spent yesterddy with Mrs. Lena Hus
sey. of Spring street.-
Miss G. Anderson, of springfleld. has
returned some after visiting Mrs Mary
Force. 18 West avenue. *
The governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club will meet at the club
house Monday night.
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Mrs. Harry Hegele en and daughter
Martha have been home from a week's
visit In New York city.
Miss Ethel Locke. of Hartford. spent
anniversary day with Mrs. Brigger-
man. of Elizabeth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmehl. of
Greenwich. visited Mrs. George Lane.
of Harbor avenue, yesterday.
lilies Sarah Hoyt. of New Milford.
was the guest yesterday of Mrs. Char-
les Rigby. South Main street.
~«New Youman Derby. O'Brien.
Rev. Romlly Humphries will preach
at the Uniou'Ghapel, West Norwalk.
at 3 o’clock. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Benedict. of Danbury.
was the guest for the anniversary of
Mrs. Mary Force, West avenue.
Miss Katherine Swick of Bridgeport,
has secured a position in the South
Norwalk Box Company' s factory.
Joseph and Thomas Brown. of Thom-
aston. were in town yesterday. Joseph
was formerly ofSouth oNrwnlk.
Miss Theodore Wilcox. of New York.
is spending a few days with W. F.
Wardweil. of Livingston street.
Miss Sadie Farrington. 0? Bridge-
port. was the anniversary guest of
Miss M. Ryan. of Henry street.
Mrs. Carrie Hope. of Bridgeport.
spent anniversary day with Mrs.
George Velie. Washington street.
Miss Sadie Brown. of New Canaan.
is spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Julia Brown, South Norwalk.
Mrs. E. M. Lane. of Bridgeport. is
Charles Rigby. South Main street.
Mrs. Nolanw and Miss Doris Tilcke.
of Danbury spent yesterday with Mrs.
Emma Pickett of Quintard place.
A boat is being loaded with stone by
Raymond Brothers. to be taken to Long
island. to be used on a breakwater.
—-The newest things to be seen in
Ladies‘ Linen Collars. Stocks. Ties
etc. at popular prices.
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Mrs. Mead‘s school reopens on Wed»
nesday. September 26. at Hillside
Norwaik. Her ad. will tell you more
about it
Mrs. Shome. who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. G. A’ Frantic of
Eversley avenue returned to Philadel
phia this morning.
Mr. and Mrs H. l‘rledlunder and son
Robert who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L.» Stelgerwald. of Lewis
street. have returned home;
Miss Anna Waldrou. of New Win-
yesterday of Miss German. of Chest
one street. South Norwalk.
mm... to.
Thls Inlay) evening a preparatory
service for the coinmunlon will be held
from ’l‘hureduy. because of the parade.
Me."
was arrestedln West avenue, for
«instances Wednesday night.
eased guilty and imposed a fine of all
and casts. mounting in all to $5.
A long line of wage and vehicles
of dlfierent sorts. from lion Rid
field mnbmmi mediums» t e
smartlym and into semis yesterday
They idnot mum until after night
fall when the mm at bells and po-
biotic mas «mm our horne-
golng to the ma am the up.”
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,
M. S. Smith G:
throp airenue. New Haven. was a guest .
, at the South Normlk Conventional
. Church The meeting was postponed,
The Wtor will speak on “Ls-m of. '
John [Minnellin of East Nero-lit who .
was . I
tried before Judge Lockwood renter. .
day morning. The judge Mad the so ‘
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Fm.“ soft hat, at 31.5930 33.
it, Isa satisfaction t know that it is
a good one and in no real; style. Don't
forget that she recognizes the style as .
well as she recognizes you. if you“
want to make a good impression wear
one of our new Fail Derbies. The Dun
lap Derby is one of the most popular.' ,
Price, $2 and 83. Soft hats in all the
lpsdlnsshapes. including the new Pan-
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Comstdck Bros. .
N onvalk Store .
Masonic" *Bu‘iiding.
JTeic‘ph‘dne Call, 39-2; South Norwallt Store.
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South Nor-walk Store:
:4 ibouth Mpin St.
Goo clean “
, Hatch sells. .
.’ “snappy bargains in t
7 ,‘éty'iein fall hats ‘xlieeth and .
,. 'l‘.‘ W. Benedict; lo! New Canaan, is ‘
spinning a few days at Belle island,
x The Boston std‘r‘Ii has a 29- cent sale
‘ , on now that is catching the public at,
‘pleted , ,. .
store of E. E. Gorhs'ru. 10 First avenue,
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Opposite Hotel.
Paper.
SPEAK CA NDIDLY.
We value.
Trolleys pass the door.
WILLIAM p.
on W‘Lli 31%
A smashes sounds
'ro LEARNTHE‘MERHS or
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
We print “Good Clean Oats" in big letters. so as to remind
you that‘lt's time to let us fill your bin with old data. carefully
screened.
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BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
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Jackson’s Studio .. .. ..
Ishoiv open and read for busniess. .
Our work is only the l Isl that can be produced
Jackson' 5 Platinotvpe Proofs are gems of Pho-
tceraphic Portraiture. 4’
Arrange for sittings now.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Jackson’s . Studio,
FRESH -
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STAM F0 GD, CONN.
Merrill offers the BEST in every particular:
. ‘ * Teachers.
instruction.
Equipment
Tuition rates.
This is lost the lime to mud. so on ones at very reasonable prices.
ti on rules, .‘9 «are.
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53 WALL ST., NORWALK
Supplies
FOE TI'IE CELEBRATION.
Eastman Kodaks. Premo Cameras. Secds' Piste-3.2
xoxrz; Minis, Soiio, Albums, Blue Prints,
21/,x2% to
Water Development
BEERS,
NORWHLK. .
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in to inquire of the business men who employ the graduates. THEY WILL *
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Try one month at MERRli.L and prove this statement. Eater Mon.
day. September 16th. ’
who are some also black one; with fancy tops, the E19“ we here been
thinkingnmcouidexcen stzscper part, we now out: at m; the“;
quilt! 33c These are pure worsted. ‘ V
. tion of the old town.
» Hayes and Emily Lylton Ravi Royce.
M. A. MERRILL Principal.
, during the My by the principals ‘
‘ was are aid to we congenial than
a m. .
"_ theatre. last night, to enjoy one of the
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J a. Hlslop & Oomganydhrésda dozen
ea 0 all
Gemstock Brothers have the curred
with friends.
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Ia‘i‘ge.
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if you want to know what Merl-ills
Business college is. inquire o'. the bus
inea men. They will tell you.
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The decorations about town are being
taken down. but it will probably be turn
or three days before the work is com-
The water tanks placed in different
parts of the city by lcernan Betta were
well patronized. When night came.
some of then: were empty
The Norwalk Golf Club team will so
to New Canaan tomorrow afternoon
and play a team match with the team
Eepaesentins the New Canaan Golf
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The registrars and voters of the
Third Voting district will be at the
from 9 a m. to 5 p. in, Thursday, Sep
tember 19. .
Miss Catheri‘he’Weir Hallock, of
New Haven was the anniversary guest
of Mrs. E. J. Warner. of Washington
street. Miss Hallock is a Daughter of
the American Revolution.
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Artist George 8. North has some
views of the anniversary decorations
that are items of the photographic art.
Their superiority over those by tran-
sient photographers is most marked
O'Brien,
—-Crush hats.
The numerous fakirs that have been
around town for the past week. have all
left town, and the most of them with
sorrowful faces. as without exception.
they claim they have done a light bus-
lness.
Mrs. Ward Raymond and Miss Lucy
Raymond, of Learsboro. in company
with Mr. and Mrs. :Colain‘. of New
York, are entertained at the home or
Rev. C. M. Selle‘ch, this week. in Nor~
walk. They took in the great celebra-
George Lan zettell and mother. of
New Haven. r and Mrs George
Pinch. of Greenwich. Mrs. Mann “7003‘
ter and Mrs. George Washbum of San
gutuck. and Mrs. C. Wooster of New-
ark. were miests‘of Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Punzelt. of Main street.
Chief Prowiti. who is ill of typhoid
fever at his home on Elmcrest Boule-
vard passed a mew hat restless night
owing to thee citemenl of yesterday‘s
parade. He could of course here the
music. and knowing it was the day of
the parade his restless condition would
necessarily result. The physician in
attendance reports that Mr. Prowitt
is doing as well as can be expected.
Charles Peck. of Wesiport. fell
from a trolley “car in East avenue. yes‘
terday afternoon. , He was drunk at
the time. andSpecial Office Sherwood
walked him tothe police station to so-
her up. Later some of the man‘s
friends altered to take him home and
he was released Peck was uninjured
by his fall.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Repertoire in Hoyf's Theatre.
Repertoire will rule at the opera
house for six nights. commencing Mon.
day night, when the May Flake com-
pany will be seen in a list of first-class
productions at popular prices. Miss
Flake has a strong company and her
own solo concert .orchestra and as a
special feature will introduce those
clever little people, Mrs. Gen. Tom
Thumb. Count and Baron Magri. The
opening play will be "Little Magnet."
E033.“ night" will be iadies' tickets
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A Wine Guy Tonight.
You don' t often see so many actors
of reputation and acknowledged ability
in one company as named in the cut
of Hayes and lofted: production of
'A Wise Guy.” thatbrisht and up to
date farce comedy which comes to
Hoyt's theatrertoulght. The comedy
has been slightly rewritten this season
«new songs. dances. choruses and a
new third act havobeen added; all the
best of the dialogue, funny situations
and scenes of last season's production
have beamcondsnlod into the two first
class acts and u number of novelties
are promised in the third The com
pany includes this um» Edmond
Moreland Thompson and Roberts
Murine Montrose, Maude Deity. Dorm
ty Sisters. Jodh Cunningham Alice
Lorrinne Lillie Tedvryn and the corn
,mly combats. and Richards.
Original spectator will be introduced
marine. !
“Ilium Hill" at Hart's.
Anniversary as cut up not can
deem to thumps; laments other-
blur we belie oldie would have
rodeo I better- tandem at Holy“
plan ever promoted or this house.
Eighteen New-“by a stroll eafi in
which Miss Agnes Ardent:
leading role with churning ability
lantoneth
, I Davis and Son have children's
school suits in abundance. . .
tier mpportint when” I: an Hedi-p
throughout.
Panama shape in Alpiues. . .
WILLIS H. SELLECK.
Clothter and Furnish”.-
{8 1ND 50 WILL STREET. NORWJLK.
It will pay Iran to see our decorations
and window display. ,.
At the” Model Grocery
SMALL PICNIC HAMS, to welsh from PICKLING TIME.
New Stock
6 to 8 lbs. Just what's wanted 8! men. fine whole Cloves, whole I:
lie lb. Spice in packages. 10c, or ‘
New stock of SHOULDERQ, bright ounce. Green Ginger
and nice, 1195c lh. glasses And the finest ho
pauamemcan musraao. See it apple Cider Vinew was")
had anywhere. We pride 0
on the quality of vinegar
25c gel; 150 half gallon.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS midi“?
here Fresh in two or three
in those opaque glass elders; sugar
howl, creamer and s n holder, at
We each. New. .
PILLBBURY'S FLOUR. We can give
you a good price on a barrel. Good _.
time to buy. New lot now in. 332: 28° dozem when '5
New season JAPAN RICE. A very
nice lot at 6c limb lbs. for 256. BUSINESS OOLICITEQ
Lorenzo Dibble?
Buying EWS
Is An, impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted,
will save your e u and give comfort
in place of that “agreeable headache
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
worit guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
PUT IN YOUR CELLAR AT
$4.50 Per Ton.
wm You lnvootlgato This Matt-e
and luv. floppy I
rm nicm Heir pumps liver
on the market. . ~
The Hm Dry Good: Company
has new Tim Mil on band—«sail the
latest till 1 ml!!!
, There were [many raw- abont the
I‘m-ll: mean this mm that
“President sickle was m but up-
onsifung m urine: were all
found in be fakes. The Associated
has bullet!» put eat em whim
new issues interest. as they were re»
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