' Phone was. '4
Duiligiiie (ldebatioi
LAN E’ s.
5! Washington “Strut.
LLLLL NLLLL Niliii
The Knob carryall will be discontin-
ued after today.
I ——‘Scallops. Bridge Fish Market.
Mrs. Sarah Grindrod, of Yalesville. is
the guest of Mrs. Roscoe. Westport ave-
nue. Norwnlk.
Propretior Thomas Wetheral. of the
Norwalk Hotel, spent yesterday in
New 'York City.
.——...
. in Brooklyn.“
Miss Annie Yunnan, or Ann street.
has returned some from Boston.
John McCormick of Bethel, has been
the Kuests of friends in Norwalk.
~—-Escallops, 30c qt.
Market.
Bridge Fish
Mrs. Clii‘iord Comstock. oi the Con-
necticut Turnpike, is visiting friends
. — H-
Joseph Rooney and William Weiv
sheit are about to start in business
in Railroad Place.
Edward S. Underhill, oi Norwaik.
will leave, Wednesday {oi Madison, N.
J.. to resume his studies at the Drew
Theological seminary
~Crush hats.
O‘Brien.
Cockenoe Tribe. I. 0. R. M.. held a
meeting last night at their hall in the
Gazette building. Following the regu-
lar business a collation was served.
The prayer and praise meeting in the
Norwalk Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at 9:30 o’clock will be led by
Franklin B. Gregory. All are cordially
invited.
September 19. 1881. Garfield died;
September it. 1901. President McKin-
ley passed away. Not yet quite twenty
years from the murder of one presi~
dent to that of another.
MEnroll at Brown College for Tclc-
graphy, Business or Stenography. Day
and evening sessions. Ofllce open
illusion :
liaise
Your ilat
well as she recognizes you.
It: isle satisfaction to know that it is
a good one and in correct style. Don't
forget that she recognizes the style as
It you
went to make a good impression wear
,one of our new Fall Derbles. The Dun-
lap Derby is one of the most popular.
Price. :2 and :3. Soft hats in all the
lending shapes, including the new Pun-
amu soft hat, at $1.50 to $3.
Coinstock Bros.
‘ mud it. Farris uni continues v...
ill at his home in West street. ' .
The Rowland Dry Goods Company
has several new styles of flannel waists.
The D. M. Read Company is advertis-
inlg today heavy walking skirt mater-
a .
Nelson Craw will resume his studies
at the Brooklyn Medical College on 00-
tober lst.
All the flags in South Norwalk are at
half mast today, in memory of Pres-
ident McKinley
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The Nielsen Social Club will hold a
clam bake tomorrow, at Herman
Schmidt's picnic grounds.
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Sturtevaut has everytlhng for the
home. ”is ad. will tell you some of the
things that he has for sale. I
Willis ll. Seileck has a large sized
portrait of the late president. draped in
mourning. over his stere in Wall street.
..iiss Annie Davis has returned to
-w-“
her former place in the Norwaik Box.
Company's factory.
Henry Renter leaves Norwalk, Mon-
day. for Geneva, N. Y., to resume his
studies at Hobart College.
Aaron Coburn, of South Main street.
will leave. Monday, for Easter, N. H.
to enter the Exeter Academy.
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The portraits of the late Mr. McKin-
ley are very much In demand today. and
You are cordially in'bitcd to call and m a fine
collection of Historical Relics. and at ihé was
time we will be pleisod to show you the
No was! Productions in Mon. in
Clothing and Furnishings.
m
. Custom Department.
Suits and Obmdais “to! Order. from $15.00 up.” ‘ ". "
FALL STYLE HATS I
Including the leading/blocks in Derbys and also the new
Panama shapc' tn Alpines. ‘
WILLIS H.
Cloihicr and Furnishcr,
7r‘
l‘
SELLEOK
South NorwalIK'TStoL-e:
:4 South Main St.
i
there appears to be’ a general scarcity
Norwalk Store:
Bridge Fish Market ””5 "PM“ ' of them.
__ - ~—~—~—— Masonic Building.
Charles Tristram will conduct the
l 7
Poii 0:: iiigiifigronfliflf ' (-33:33 [92.21129th devotional service of the Epwortn
48 sun so WALL sent". «on WALK.
It will pay you to see our decorations
~‘Scallops.
The flags at the Nor-walk Yacht
Club were ordered half meat at colors
Telephone/Call, 32-2; South Norwalk Store.
League of the Norwalk Methodist
loge on October lst. Church tomorrow evening at 6:30
The, Norwalk City Council will hold “”0““ Th“ “’1’“ ‘8 "T“‘e “0“0'V"
its regular bi-monthly session as us—
ual Monday nigiit.
'1‘ch Misses Dottie Lewis and Alice
Paine. of Danbury. are guests of Miss
—._._—~o._.
Mrs. Margaret Vosburgh was badly
bruised in the accident in North Main
street. on Thursday. when the horses
became frightened at the Red Men's
this morning out or respect to the late
President.
The governing committee of the
Norwaik Yacht club will meet at the
residence of Commodore C. F. Osborn,
8 o‘clock. Monday night.
and window display.
At the Model Grocery. ‘
float. Miss K. Germond Vosburgh was ‘
K. Duffy, oi’ Lednr street. also injured.
( The remoustrance hearing in the case
of Pas ualo vs. Eletto. will be held i "
the coilinty commissioners' rooms. iii SMALL PICNIC HAMS, to weigh from PICKLING TIME. New 8000!; Cinna—
Bridgeport. on September 18. 6 to 8 lbs. Just what's wanted at mph fine whole Cloves, whole mixed
( . W_ 14c lb. Spice in packages. 10c, or loose by
”
Mrs. E. A. Devereli. of Norwalk. has
returned from a month's visit at Prov-
idence and Eastern Connecticut.
I
Michael Collins had his fingers on his
left hand jammed quite badly. this
morning. by getting them caught be-
tween the mud guard and wheel of the
delivery wagon. He is unable to attend
to his duties.
The mourning decorations at the New stock of SHOULDERS. ounce. Gre .. Ginger Root, Jelly
Norwalk (‘lubxfgave a double signifl- and nice, 11ng lb. glafilfiescmAndthe finest h?fi: gig;
cance In that cy are in memory or PAN-AMERICAN MUSTARD. See it appe or pager ports
the late T. Stanley Vanderhocf and also had anywhere We pride oiltlflm
President McKinley, on the quality of vinegar we sell. . ‘
25c gal; 15c half gallon.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. Enquire
bright
—Ncw Youman Derby. O'Brien.
Miss Jennie Alcxandcr. of New York.
who has been visiting her parents in
South Norwalk. has returned to the
metropolis.
in those opaque glass holders: sugar
bowl. creamer and spoon holder, at
the each. New.
—-TiLe newest things to be soon in
ILadics' Lincn Collars, Stocks. Tics.
etc. at popular prices. S. Smith &
We print “Good (‘lean Oats" in big letters. so as to remind
you that it's time to let us till your bin with old oats. carefully Mrs. ('h‘m‘“ 1‘9"“? and MW Hi“-
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. We can give
--—-——-—— ,. , .. , kins. who have been the guests oi‘ Mr. _ h .re. Fresh in two or “fleeting. ‘
liar. and Mrs. Arthur G. Boynton ("0' Stl‘ttlltd. I and Mrs- G- A- Franks. Ol EVPTFIF‘Y “W‘- 3'0“ P 30"“ price on a barrel. Good Jock. 28c dozen when we 11th
have returned to their home in East Mrs H’ll‘lit‘i 7“" and Mills Cronk BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN [ nuc. rt’tllrenti home to Brooklyn, yes- time to buyJAlgxy': lgtlggw 1:. them . . .1
‘ .. . ‘ . . i ' L . , , i . New season . very
Hraintroc. Mass, after a short stay of Mount Kisco. and Mrs. Jane Scarlcs terta)
' ‘ ' ' nice lot at 6c lb.; 5 lbs. for 25¢.
m South New MRV and Elizabeth Zarr. of Glcnbrook. were
The postponed meeting of tho Hos-
pital directors will beheld Tuesday ev
oping, 17th inst. at 8 o'clock, in the
parlor oi the .Norwalk club.
Rev. W. H. Hubbard will lead and dc-
livcr an address at the Christian En-
deavor meeting of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. tomorrow evening.
The Norwalk Hotel was the first
placo in the City of Norwalk to be
draped in mourning out of respect to
the death at President McKinley.
Mrs. Arminta N. Workman. of Holden
avenue. entertained the Misses Julie
Miller. of White Plains and J. Staab
of Ridgcfleld during the celebration
Mrs. J. H. Norris, wife of Secretary
Norris. of the Y. M. C. A.. will return
home. next Saturday. from an extended
visit with her parents. at Postoria.
Ohio.
,._...__ _.-
—~i\ complete east of Ladies’ Muslin
Underwear. Qorsct Covers a specialty.
M. S. Smith 8: Co.
Charles H. Glover; son of Mayor
Glover. of Norwalk. will leave tomor-
row morning for Baltimore Maryland
to resume his studies at BlytImoLc
Medical college.
~Escallops. 30c qi. Fish
Market.
Bridge
I
Miss Julia Helwig. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrsnlamcs P. Francis.
of 95 Smith Main street. during the cel-
ebration. returned this morning to her
home in Brooklyn.
~_._.
Hon. John 8. Seymour. oi Norwalk.
err-patent commissioner. has signified
his intention of attending the bi-cen-
tcnnial exercises at ale College. of
which he is a graduate.
——lf you are looln for books, Wil-
liam P. Beers' hock a re. Norwalk. Is
the place to get them. He sells the
new books at popular prices and boys
and girls‘ books at 25 and 28 cents.
The Norwalk Club met last night
and tool:— action uponwths d
late T. Stanley Vanderhoe. A com
mittee composed of Hon. Asa E. Wood
ward W. A. Curtis and Dr. C. W. Many
was appointed to draw up resolutions
A delegation of twelve members was
selected to attend the funeral this at
bemoan.
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th of the
guests of Charles A. Worden. of Con-
icr nvcnuc. during the celebration oi
this week.
Nathan Benton. of New York. will re-
tLLrn to his home in that city today
after a few days' visit In Winnipauk.
Mr~ Hutton wont to school here about
eighteen years ago and he says the
place looks natural.
——Black and brown Alpincs. O'Brien.
Lester Adams. of Adams' Ilroihcrs'
market. corner of Wall and \L'aicr
streets, has a very painful finger as a
result of a small cut. Blood poison act
in. and the member swelled up to sev»
eral times its normal size.
John L. Richards. .lr.. is ill of ty-
phoid fcvcr at St. Vincent‘s Hospital.
New York. lie was employed by the
Marine District of the N. Y.. N. H. u
H. Railroad Company. and was takcn
with the fewer last Monday
The guests yesterday at the Nor
walk Hotel were H W. Woodruff.
Washington Depot: L. N. Phinncy.
Norwaik: W. S. Donne. T. A. Sherman.
Charles D. Kemp. B. J. Sturgcs. A. (l.
Goodwin. Boston; F. R. Claflin. Phil.
ndelphla.
-. For Tiuwurc. Woodenwarc. Glass
ware, Crockery, Wire Specialties, Toi-
lct Articles. Baskets. Clothes Wring-
ers. Window Brushes. etc. sec M. S.
Smith (It Co's special dcp't price for
Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith & Co.
The Pierson Manufacturing Com-
pany has its factor in Wall street drap-
uau‘y has its factory in Wall street
draped in mourning out of respect for
the late President McKinley. The ma-
terial of the drapery was prepared at
the company's factory.
At the morning service in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. tomorrow.
Pastor Hubbard will speak on the obli
gstion of the church to the community.
At the Young People's meeting he
speaks on True Honor; at evening ser-
vice he will speak on the death of our
president. All seats tree. .
\
The cases of William Hyatt. Walter
Hyatt. Hiram Hull and George Crosby
came up again this morning in thr-
Town Court before Judge Lockwood
Upon recommendation of Prosecuting
Attorney Walsh. who has looked into
the matter thoroughly the past week.
Judge Lockwood nailed the case
against the boys upon the payment of
the costs of prosecution The boys
, were charged with dancing the walk
and doing other damage at the Over
i- .
_ MANUEL T. iiAiCii.
\W
Opposite Hotel.
SPEAK CANDIDLY.
Trolleys pass the door.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS A'l‘ POPULAR PRIGES
Etorpli Git}. by Hall Cain.
Tristram oi Blont, by Hope.
D‘RI and l, by Bachellsr,
Blepnerhauett. by Pidgin.
Boys and Girls“ Books.
WILLIAM P.
49 WILL ST,
Jackson’s Studio
is now open and rear. ior business“ ~
Our work IS only the l lSi that can be produced
Jackson's Platmotvpe Proofs are gems of Pho—
tocraphic Portraiture.
Arrange for sittings now.
Jackson’s Studio,
5‘3 WALL sr. NORWALK
AT
A RELIABIIE SOURCE
TO LEARN THE MERITS OI"
MERRILLIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STAMFORD. CONN.
Is to inquire of the business men who employ the graduates
Merrill offers the BEST in every particular:
. Teachers,
‘ instruction. '
Equipment.
Tuition rates.
Try one month at MERRILL, and prove this statement. Enter Mon-
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
day, September 16th.
Harry Goodwin, Iaiior,
‘ the DI esidcnt.
BEERS,
NORWILK.
THEY WILL
Dr H C Sherer states that he was
First Methodist Episropai Church not
ringing. last Tuesday night. at the time
of the Indian campfire. The bell rang
for some time, but was somewhat later
than planned.
A meeting of the executive commit-
Lec of thc Farther Lights Society of
the South Norwalk Baptist Church
has held last evening at the home of
it was planned to haLe
a raliL the first week In October. when
they expect to MW 8 speaker and spc.
cial music. A L s- Q
The hearing on the estate of S. V. D.
Parker. which was to have been held
in the probate court. in Norwalk, this
morning. was adjourned for one week.
to the omce of Attorney H. E. Ferris.
in South Main street. Attorney Ferris
is one of the commissioners on the
estate.
Salvador Scarpello was knocked
down by a bicycle rider. last evening
In West avenue. Scarpello alighied
from a car. at Chapel street. and had
gone but a few feet when the bicycle
struclt' him. Both Scarpello and the
rider were thrown to the ground. but
ncither was injured.
The money for the tickets for Com-
pany D‘s military ball. which was to
have been held last. night. and which
was postponed because of the presi-
dent‘s critical condition at the time the
dance was to have been held. will be
refunded by the members sellin them.
A special meeitng of the South Nor—
walk Common Council will be held
Monday night. for the purpose of giv-
ing the street commissioners instruc-
tion'relstive to removing East Washing-
ton street with vitrified brick. Arrange-
ments will be made (or election day
which will be held on the first Monday
in October. -
James Sweeney was arrested. last
night. for drunkenness and for making
a general nuisance of himself. in .West
avenue. in the vicinity of the Catholic
Church. Sweeney was brought up this
morning. before Judge Lockwood. The
judge discharged him and ordered him
out of town. He said he lived at the
Seller's Home. in Bath. New York. and
was on his way there. it was appar-
ent that he was no regular vagrant. as
he had quite a sum of money with him.
MORE HISTORICAL RELICO.
In the Misses Dawaon‘s window in
Washington street. are shown a num.
ber of interesting relics of the early
days of New nd. Among the
misinformed regarding the bell on the.
Lorenzo Dibble.
susmass sousrrm 72;.
58 Wall Street.
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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. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE OPTIOIA
Norwalk.
small Nut Coal
4‘;
PUT IN YOUR OILLAR‘ AT e
$4. 50 Per Toni ~
V Will You Invootlgoto Thin Mottor
and Suva Manny r
RAYMOND BRDS
.
on the market.
LLL BlXTlllt non? ,,
AMBANDIO OWE
Poking. china. New York, indoors.
8“ Dloplay in
’iii’i‘."'iii"°‘ik§fi§" ”new - .
» ' a ct one“ or. u n; " pi . [m
. River school. ;_____, nevi which was to rig used in the *mmrs ”mg 8
THE 13mm The Bethe! firemen had . we” day Nprwalk schools the New England Ga . , . .
[MAIN ITRtfl.NOIWALK. in Norwalk. yesterday. and report a ”it?!" ”Fug?!“ imliczo:n‘sotuhon”€it K II UNDER WAY iii 2”
, ’ pleasant time. awn three hundred a; Lanna on: has to. t mm _ won , , . mg. New name nan-maxim-
wwaasma'ros cannons“ Including the firemen. want from here i t "I a“ d an em “f “‘7" fl ..... . ct
. on the early mom-lag trains. and moth This II Just the time to secure go no ones at very reasonable prices. 9’ 5“" an an I ‘0 Preparing to lotto Moment Memo at Theihullding will i; _ a.
--- «.8000 delegation left on the 1 ii time of flavour I poems. once the prou- Mali in New Haven. structure. 90 test by do
amp tral he Bethelbrnm Corps rc- “'00 V" as. 9 °°"“' 0""! of Judie Bidet I96 3 Peter"! Work has Manama on the our three neraoLh‘lgh. i
You will and couples. MIVM mach praise (at Its drumming We value. 39 (mu History of Connecticut. ' containing In; down of the brick block on College some are to be used I , .7
. and New in Narnia ”m". A th kind ”W the Connecticut Blue Mm and the au- street New Haven. opposite the site to that The building will - - ,.
OPTICAL DEPARTKENTS Bothel'man remarked this morning that Here are some m“ black one: with tancy tops, e '9 a been thorn strongly Torivttniod comm be occupied by the new Yale timings. up With assembly . . ‘ - fl .
be timed pinpoint wheres large crowd thinking none could esoell at 25¢ per pair, we now after ht We. the His “9°“ "‘9“ In the "W" "'9 ‘1'“
‘ shown several «Lustre pitchers
““‘I‘V- ”c “m W W" "mm "8. it and other also» elitists room; ‘ to he efected at “to! scram or me *
corneas . Th l . and Got one atom. or t 9 use a
”I‘M the “Heist city" it WV“ much More we are, Shh-twine right up to tile top notch. s slit-Ito a. B. 5...”. 0W! W $3.26 Maid Young Men a Christian Moo-
» septum-umbery News. Shirt. the .1 35 “d '1 ”0 "1“" "W ”‘3‘ cud-wow 3' elation. own a Treat. who have the
Natives Shirts. the the kinds by love, to get them oi! our sh 7%-
WW5 VW" W Ml or Lsfmmfimfi'tfim the sub- am y u.
WW” will wk their: aortic. Never mind what they out contracts as iohowr carpenter we,“
Underwear has been out damn too. ‘ . . ml.
w W. 'i'
aMILALOhliroh plantar
, m.
This is being done to make more tor rooms, 1mm and . .
this new memorial building. which too man-octet» all '
both «harmonious-u-
hr and no mum.
Wins-Immorta-
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