5! Washington Strut.
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Theodore Knapp. accompanied by
Freeman Minton and Mr. Goldschmldt
wont down the harbor after block ilsh
today. .
There will be only a very few Nor-
walkers at the yacht races today. Quite
a number have expressed their inten-
tion of going Tuesday.
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—Ladics' Hats’Ladles' Hats O'Brien.
Company A Loyal Crusaders. will
hold a meeting. this afternoon. at 3
o'clock in the Sons of Temperance Hall
in the Gazette building.“
The Wilton Democrats will hold thcil
caucus at the Wilton Town Hall Fri-
day evening. next for the pu1pose of
nominating town odlcers.
~Ask your doctor about Schlitz's
pine Milwaukee Bec1. Only 011 draught
at Ma1tln Spahr’ a, corner Water and
Haviland sheets.
’T‘V‘T“.
The special town meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening. next to hear
the 1epolt of the selectmcn, and to
transact conside1able other business.
Charles E. F. Clapham had his
Daschbunds at the Middletown Fair.
and they captured first prize. He in-
tends to have them on exhibition at
the Danbury Fair.
~New Gent’s ligurIy' in Store. on
cued today. 19 No. in séeet.
The Rev.‘J. J. Fonst, pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Chmch will preach in the West Nor—
Union Chapel tomorrow after-
noon.
”f'w .
The collection of photographs. books
and mementoes. which have been on ex-
hlbitlonin the Southfiorwalk Public
Library. will be removed during the
early part of next week. All those wish-
ing to see them would do well to call
immediately.
~Chol‘ce 'Fowls. ‘ii‘c lb. Hayes's.
Rev. H. R. Mosley. D. D.. of Cuba.
will p1eacb at the Baptist Church
South Norwalk. tomorrow. at 10: 30.
Mr. Mosley has spent many yeais in
Cuba and Mexico, nudlknows the con-
ditions and needs as few others. All
welcome. Seats free.
_.
The.Sentipel bulletins give the very
latest neWS of the yachts and the. fact
is appreciated by the 'pnbllc Today.
as was the case Thlirs .ian'd has been
at every other event t1! impeltance.
there has been a large crowd at the
Sentinel bulletin boards
—-10 doz. Children" slightly soiled
50c Underwear. We» a; 25 doz. Chil-
dren's Wool Hosiery...’ have been 50c
and 75c. your choice. 25c pr.; Window
Screens 5c upward: w1de Taffeta Rib—
hope all colors 12%c yd. M. S. Smith
& Co.
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The local postmasters have received
notice that the sale of postage stamps
of the Pan-American issue. will be dis-
continued ntthe close of the business.
October 31. Pan-American stamps in
the hands of the public will continue to
be good for postage indefinitely.
President John M. Hall. of “the New
York New Haven A: Hartford Railroad
Company has awarded the contracts
. for the improvements in and between
Derby and Anslnia. The work will be
be begun at once. The plans are for a
new station at Derby and double tract.
lag between Derby and Ansonla. The
present line between East Derby and
Ansonla is to be abandoned. The
work, it is esti will be completed
in about a your. work will cost
between 3500. 000 a $1 009 0.00. '
-—Dr. M. 8 Bones dentist and sprint
can be consulted in the parlors of the .
Mahackomo Hotel. 9% Tuesday and
Fridays; between tub ours at 1 and 5
11. 111.1- and daily be when 9 and is a.
in... d and 9 p. 111.. 618 Fair d Ive-
nue. Bridgeport Em exam: and
diseases ttodres
ritual 11111111
THE IRWILERS. 1
0 MAIN OTRIIT. NORWAL'K.
wasmua‘rou ”swimm’N“
w;
‘ Sheriff John W. Sculley. of South No1.-
- will holduthnla ugtho.
‘ we're 31“th
minim
his 1111- tilde mam
tography, at his opinion in Wall smut.
Samuel H. Ferris of West street. is
slowly recovering from his recent ill
ness,
Judge John H Light is in New York.
Him” on business and pleasure com-
ncd
"Fresh Home, lie. lb.
You can get shot guns,.1 lies and am
ginnition at comatock Watkins and
ow.
Huyes's.
.1.
This is the time of the year you need
fruit jars. W. S. Sturtevant has them
in great number
Louis St. John Keeler will start on a
business t1 in to the West about the
middle of Ontobcr.
"The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company is making repairs to its
tracks, on Mill Hill.
m...
J A. Hlslop & Company is already
now with their autumn goods. it will
pay you to call and inspect their stOck.
—-—Latest Porto Rican soft hats.
O Brien.
A cottage prayer meeting was held.
last evening. "oi the home of Mr. and
Mrs Fantou Beers. on the Westport
load.
. Mrs Joseph Tammany and daughter
Margalet will return from their visit
with relatives at Thomaston. next
Monday.
The Norwa’lk barbers wrote to have
held a meeting. last night. at the shop
of G. A. Franks. but the meeting has
been postponed.
(‘arl A. Harstrom, of Norwalk. is the
guest today. of Mr. and Mrs. Stone of
Saginaw, Micb.. at the Waldorf- Astoria
Hotel in New York city
N
-—-P0rk Chops 14c lb. Hayes's.
Mrs. H. B. Manson, wife of Pastor
Munson. of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. is ill. She is reported to have
passed a comfortable night.
John Merritt. of South Norwulk
went to New Yo1k. this morning and
went on the steamer Motauk to wit
nose the Intertionol boat race
The work on the new New Canaan
bridge is progressing very well. Con-
tractor F'anzllla has a good sized force
of men at work on the new structuxs.
The entertainment committee of
Company F held a meeting. last night
at the armory. and made preparations
for entertainment during the winter
months.
——«l.ong Island Scallops
Market\South Main street.
Public
Sheriff Hawley gave a dinner to-
day to the members of his omcial fam-
ily and a few othe1s, at the Seaside
Outing Club, in Bridgeport. Deputy
walk is in attendance
Mrs. W. R. Thompson. of Crescent
l‘errace. is spending a couple of weeks
with f1 lends and relatives in lilies and
Syracuse, and will then go to the Pan-
Americnn fo1 a week. Mr. Thompson
expects to meet her in Buffalo and
they will return together.
Deputy Sheriff John W Sculley went
to Ridgsfleld yesterday afternoon and
attached property ballnging to P.
Beers in a suit brought by David
Hughcr to rccovm a claim of $26. The
case is returnable to the Norwalk
Town Court on the first Monday in Oc-
tober.
The Norwalk City Republican cau~
cus necessarily by law. must be held
during the coming week. No date has
yet been set positively. but Friday
night will probably be the time. The
party is experiencing considerable
trouble in finding a mayorallty candi-
date.
-—Fresh Hooks. 120 lb. Hayes's.
The prayer and praise meeting in the
Norwalk Methodist Church. tomorlow
morning. .at 9. 30 o‘clock. will be con-
ducted by Jonas Worden All are cur—
dially invite dto be present at this ser-
vice. Everybody privileged to exercise
than; liberties. Strangers especially in—
vite
u .I-—-'
The September term of the Criminal
side of the Superior Court came to a
close yesterday and court adjourned
without date. Hiram Sperry of East
Granby a chicken thief was the last
prisoner to received judicial attention.
He was sentenced to thre years in the
state prison. .
Miss Viola M. Decker will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. tomor-
row availing. The subject is the
"Growth of the Kingdom " BI. 72. A
very interesting meeting is expected. as
the subiect into .be considered from s
missionary standpoint. by several
members of the society. ‘
wDuhiapJouman Inertia. O'Brien.
. The {South Norwslk Qusmtte club
3“ recently elected the folidwing of-
cars:
ward labor. secretary and treasurer:
John mill. drowning secretary. G.
finial-idle and Singer recep-
tion committee. The first rehearsal
.undortho aw officers. will be held.
hext‘l‘ub
df Cori chhl of Brlmm
W
011 Wanna ay eroding,
mu
ot‘ober 2.
Church
A. F. lilrd
N. Ya 11
“All“ diff m,“
I
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MI
should be made as soon as con‘benient
avoid delays.
Adam Singer president; Ed- ’
I7 night under the direction ’ "
humor and In
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For Young Men.
‘ Don't worry a minute“ about your F‘ali unity it's here
now. all ready to put on. W‘e'gua1autea the fit. The
. goods and the style all speak for themselves. By all
means, see these handsome suits.
Striped Worstods
And Ohoviots.
The season's smartest ‘tblngs arc Worsteds 11nd Chev
lots ‘witn backgrounds mostly Black or 0: pro. and
stripes of green. ' .‘I . I
These suits are military out, the costs wide shoulder,
ed and littlhg the term. From :8 to 11s. ‘ ‘
All sites, regulars and stouts. from 34 to 69. . w
Custom Department.»
in this department you will find the largest alsortment
of cloths in the c1ty.Wc guarantee the lit and buy it
back if it doesn't suit. We take all the 1lsk.
Take a peep at 0 ur nmth window.
film
COmstock Bros.
N orwallc Store:
South Norwallc‘: Stoi 1:
Masonic Building.
14 South Main St.
Telephone Call, 321; South Norwalk Store; ‘
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We print "Good Clean Oats" in big letters. .80 as to remind
you that it‘s time to let us fill your bin with old oats. carefully
screened.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. ,4. ,
“5‘11 1
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JACKSONS ST,
The latest and best ideas in 4"?“
Modem Photography. . or
Sittings for the Holidays
New styles on exhibition.
JACKSON' 5 STUDIO,
Opposite Hotel.
Trolleys pm the depri '
o
I0.
II
Now 12': the time to
Visitors welcome.
53 WAlLL ST” NORWALK
1001111P0111111 11110111
Eternal City, by Hall Cain. 01.16
Triotrsm of Eleni, by Hope, 1.15
D'Rl and l, by Bachollor, . 1.15
Blonnerh‘usott. by Pidgin. 1 ‘ 1.15
Boys and Glrlo' Books, ' 2511 and 284:
The night of Way, by Gilbert Parker, 31.15.
The Making of a Marchionou, by Mrs. Burnett. 1.10
The Tory Lover. by Sarah Jowett, 1.15
. 1 AT .
' WILLIAM P. BEERS.
49 WALL 31‘.
AT THE
NORWRLK.
Free Clam Bake
ilrlt‘lsh Warships Behemoth: ‘I I
In the Gulf.
11111 Mild 111111111
Turkey Hn Thirty Thousand Troops
At Bunnh. with tho Objoct of
' Belting Kowcyt-w-Tbaro May
1“ ho w‘ro .
m
'7 BOMBAY. September 23-4. British.
naval for
T9 is concentrating in the Per~
stun Gui.
Three war ships are al-
7 road; on the spot and they will be
augmented by the gunboat Assays.
which has already left Knrrachee. and
the flagship. the second class cruiser
Highflyer. The third class cruiser
Onions will also sail for the Persian
gulf as soon as she has cooled. it is
believed that fresh trouble is impend-
ing at Koweyt. According to a report.
Tulkey has thirty thousand troops at
Bani-.11 (or Basserah) a frontelr city of '
Asiatic Turkey in the Pashalic of Bag-
dad. commanded by Edhem Pasha. with
the cl loci of seizing Koweyt, though
the 'iulkr assert that the troops are In-
. tended to traverse Arsbi. with the ob-
pact of suppressing dissatisfaction in
Yemen.
The Futile. of Paris, Thursday last.
said a dispute had broken out between
Great Britain and Turkey. that British
war vessels had been ordered to the
chslun gulf. to suppress revolts at
Koweyt. the proposed terminus of the
Bagdad Railiwoad and that Russia. Ger-
many and France had agreed to support
Turkey. which had disposed a strong
body of troops with instructions to ap-
pose the landing of the British.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Joseph Rooney went to New Milford.
yesterday and visited friends.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
has a fine collection of outing lists. See
the ad.
Judge John H. Light dined at the
Union league banquet. in New York
last night.
The paint that input on in the fall
lasts longer and looks better. Decker
can tell you more about it.
Eyery person should save something
regularly and persistently. The South
Norwalk Savings Bank will take care of
your money.
The administrator of the eastate of
the late Mary E. nger adjusted his
account. this mo ing. in the probate
court, before Judge Henry W. Gregory.
The Stein and Native Wine Clubs
will meet next Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Hamilton and perfect a perman-
ent organization. to be known as one
club. The name as yet has not been
decided upon. Oflicers will be elected
and the name selected.
~l’ork Chops and Roost Pork. Ho
lb. Haves's.
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Sadie Clark. ouIned by Fred Beers
of Westport. will enter the 2: 27 class
this afternoon on tue Fair Grounds.
Duskymont owned by Eli B. Mead al-
so of Westnott will enter the free-for-
all. Though some misunderstanding
these horses were not mentioned in
the entiy list.
The case of Pasquale Eletto. charg~
ed with selling liquor to minors. came
up before Judge Joseph R. Taylor. in
the South Norwaik side of the Town
Court. this morning. After the state’ s
evidence was put in, the case was ad-
journe till next Tuesday morning. at
10 o 'c k. Attorney John J Cuneo ap-
pears for the defendant. Judge E N
Lockwood is the prosecutor.
The old square piano belonging to
Reed Haviland. which has been at Belle
Island during the summer. was return-
ed to the Havlland Hotel today. The
ivory has been removed from all the
keys. and taken as souVenirs by the
summer girls. who were at the island
during the summer.
GRAND OPENING
n
Lots
AT FOSTER BARK.
Tomorrow, Saturday. 3 30 P. M.
MAPLE AYE. NEAR- BIliDiE ST.
Take South Norwalk Tramway and it“
walk to Bridge street. ‘
I '999 for a Building Lot worth $20... ~
property. * . . ‘ ,.
. " ‘ . Thom 1111178111111!» if 1011 call.
,. ....Hm diam . I
H
oii‘ot Maple street.
Remember the price and termsufl'a week and only.
If 4. ' Notice-«this extraordinary inducement lust to advertise the I *’
for a Change .
A change from light to heavyweight wearing, apparel.
Our stock of clothing and furnishings for cool weather wit
complete. Our clothing is of the right sort; the fabric! a
newest; the lit better than most custom tailors can give yell “
the price lower than you would have to pay for interior good:
~ where. . .
I The made to-measure man can get a Stein & Bloch Bop
i wear Suit or Overcoat fro 816 to $20 that he would have to
a good tailoq from 125 to 30 for. ‘ " ‘ ii
The working man can iind here a serviceable Suit or on .
for 85 that would cent at least a dollar more allowhpre.
Special Values in Suits and Overcoats, from 89.50 to I13.
All of the hobby things in Clothing for the youth and the, hind
boy.
Underwear in medium and heavy weights, 26c to 32. 00 per '
meat. .
Our $2 Panama shape Alpine Hat leads them all. ' *1. ..
“4
Clothier and Furnishcr, . ~ .
4s and 50 won Street. Norwalk.
Store open Monday. Friday and Saturday evening
At the Model Grocery."
CREAMERY PRINTS—We are low
on the price; high on the quality.
Our neighbors are getting 30c. Clo
ver Hill Butter. no better at any
price. 27c
Finest Creamery. tun. 25¢
FRESH £668.11 few continue to come
in 30: dozen
Good Eggs warranted good. or good
given for bad. 25c dozen
NEW LOT OF TEA. ~Ask about the
Oolong and Japan. When you want
CROOKS OF‘ JELLY.
Strawberry and Currant, 7
VAN CAMP'S CANNED PU _
PIE PREPARATION --All t e
gradients for making a dolls
GREENING APPLES,
DARK SUGAR. -—Some need i t.
time of the year for doing. up til
Here, we have it. .
VINEGAR. «it We are noted fry W4
thing in particular it is the q tit
the Vinegar we have. Pu
Resp
good Tea, come to me. 55c lb. sure 25: ”I" 15°;
JAM8.——ch1. good, 101: jar CAPE COD CRANBERRIEB, .
New, better, 12c jar We expect to be useful and b
New, best, 181: Jar be favored with your orders.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Buying Eyes
Is An Impossibility.
Proper Olnuu, properly adjusted.
will save your eyes and give comfort
I3 place of that disagreeable headache
rel n.
Thorough examination free and all.
. work nonunion.
O B. Jackson,
alumni-'1‘: OPTIGIAN.
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
PUT IN YOUR OILLAR AT
$4. 50 Per Ton.
Will You invootlgato 'l‘hi- Mutt-r
and auvollonoy ?
srAMrono. cbuu.
Finely appointed rooms.
Strong corps of teachers.
Competent graduates.
Moderate tuition rates.
. ' NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS OCTOBER 1st.
Sessions 7 to 9 o'clock.
RALLY SUNDAY
Sunday will be Rally Day at the
South Norwalk Congregational
Church with special services in the
morning. the pastor will speak on
"Three Classes of Discl‘ples." when
he hopes every member will be
present. Personal lnvltatlons have
been sent to all pupils of the Sunday
school urging their attendance at this
wanton of the sebum. which meets at
12 o’clock. The Jennings Club will re.
organise and elect its officers for the
coming year. At, the vaoper service
at i: to p m.. the pastor will give a
brief address on the subject. “Would
Jesus Feel at Home in a Modern
Church?"~ Mrs Btruyor will read "rho
Suppl at Saint Agatha' 11." by Billin-
beth helps-Ward.
The D. M Read Company lino
nlormous display of lumber!
P ay '
Mrs. George Hibbard wiw’b’ _
log by fallin from her "-bl
Havilsnd street. govern
has fully recovered flight
left this morning for
where the W“: remain
weeks She wl i go from
_York to spend that
liver! and friends. «1. 1. 11
tour 11va .
W. B. Hubbsll
ni'lko's a feature of the
soft And stiff ha’tl i
strictly line goods.”
Maura. A. A'
facturorl of illicit: We
Walk. turn out littH
“II for has trade.
on either press or bind
Messrs. Hoyt, '
Dublin I
$111115”. ”‘1‘”
mpiiyoophoalm.
Palm's Celery compound
ova-mu Honor
Platinum Vegetable compound.
Till urn lilig it
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no. Jam: hula than; ., '
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