AT‘LANE SI“
1-11.11. 180.6.
0111 Phone
is for use.
collie your orders without your
,So don't go.
without your cream Sunday, when
1i
:1
it enables us to re
leaving your home.
you need only walk to your tele-
phone.
151 WASHINGTON eraser.
111111111. lilies.
The telephone call for the branch of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor.
walk I: No. 44.
The Y. M. C. A. Orchestra will re-
hearse this evening, at 8 o'clock.
Bishop McMahon Council No. 499.
Catholic Benevolent Legion. will meet
tonight.
The Norwalk Yacht Chill will hold
another club race. Sntmday ai‘ier.noon
for club boats. ‘
Mis. Sarah Shcehnn and Miss Ilea-
t1ice Coleman are visiting fliends in
~ Long Island City.
Frank Van Scoy. driver for W. S.
Sturtevant. is enjoying a two days' rc-
splte from his duties.
The local yachtsmen wort» considera-
bly interested in the races for the Sea-
wanaku cup, at Montreal.
The old post office store is being wir-
ed for electric lights by Electrician
Charles .I. Ferris, of Norwalk.
William DeWaters, oi’ Rowayton. is
now employed in the office of the Nor-
walk Mills Company. at Winnipauk
Editor Wellington A. Tolles. oi‘ the
flour, was unable to attend to his edi-
torial duties yesteiday because of ill-
ness. He is wound today. 1
-—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years anti over
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Charles Holmes, of Franklin avenue.
who lost a valuable spaniel (log some
days ago, r-eioveicd the little animal
on the Connecticut turnpike. whe1e he
had strayed.
The New Yorks and Chicagos played
another tie. game at the Pain Groom;
yesterday. The score was 3 to 3, the
same as the tied game between these
two teams last week.
M I
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza-
beth Skidd will be. held from St. Mary‘s
Church. tomorrow morning. at 9
o’clock. -.lnt.crment will take place in
St. Mary's Cemetery. ‘1
The Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church will leave
Baxter‘s drug store on their trolley
ride to Compo lloach at 6:15 o‘clock in
the evening of August 20.
The committees on the excursion of
the Arlen Singing Society. to be held
Sunday, to North fieach. will hold a
meeting this evening, to perfect ar-
1angements for the outing.
The next meeting of the Pine Ledge
Whilst. Club, will be held; with Mrs.
lloxtcr Hitchcock and Mrs. William A.
Curtis, at the latter‘s cottage, Hickory
Bluff. Monday, August 18th, at 3 p. In.
First Selectman Samuel Lynch was
displaying a large blttern, which fell
dead in the orchard in the rear of his
resilience. in West avenue, yesterday.
Mr. Lynch intends ’to have the bird
stuffed.
.....’.LL_..
I The case of George W. Raymond. the
Norwalk grocer charged with keeping
a vicious dog, came up before Judge
Joseph R. Taylor. in the Norwalk side
of the town court. ihls'morning. The
judge nailed the case. _
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
it. Goidsch
has a curbing1 11.111... of a ripe
cucumber. which is entirely white. it
was grown from anWhlto Spine seed.
and all its match on the vine are 111 the
natural order. green striped with white.
.1...» mm 17
Howard H Caldwell of Philadelphia.
Elmwood avenue.
the auspices of the state committee of
the Socialist Party. will deliver an lulu
dress in the open air. at Railroad
Square, tonight. The Socialist Party
ndeatcs the 11111111111111»: of all in-
, duntry under workings class central.
and this will be on
iaiint.
] 'hackemo. '
IIvllle. Conn. .' , _ ‘
i’a., who is stamping on state under
Igportdaity to hear-
no
, In Hartford,
w...“ bis-m
Warren Perry, of Winsted, its violin
inc his cousin. Harry Perry. of south
Norwalk.
1-1—— '4-
111.11.111.11. visiting blends in Hazard~
rm .
H. 11.91.111.11». and family have mov-
ed from 11 Cannon street 111 38 Ward
street.Nor'wall1.
St Joseph s'l‘. A B. Society will hold
a nogular pleating. this evening, in
theh rooms in South Main street
Mrs. Hadrian O'Brien and Miss M1111—
znerite O‘Connor, of. Taylor avenue.
are visiting friends 11p the Hudson.
Theodore H. Olsen is 1111111111.; in
tho Norwalk store today, in the ab-
Bennic and Robert Perry, of New
Haven, are spending a few days the
guests of Mrs. H, I). Perry. of South
Norwalk.
- Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
George. will hold a regular meeting.
this evening. at the lodge rooms. in
Main street.
James Sault has returned to his
home in New Haven, after a visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Frederick Pulsford',
of Courtlandt Place.
Walter Jennings, of Upper Main
street, Norwalk, is recuperating at the
li me of his brother- in- law. llr. David
111111, in New Haven.
Miss Mamie Ward, 11 graduate of the
New Haven Normal Sc,hool is the
guest of her friend, Miss May Wil-
liams, of South Main street.
W. C. Jesse, proprietor of the War-
wick Hotel. is confined to bed by ill.
ness. He expects as soon as he is able
to take a several days’ trip for the hon-
eilt Of his health
James E. Lee, of Ilrookfield, Conn. is
in town today. calling on friends. Mr.
Lee. is a candidate forthe position of
sheriff for Fairiield county, and it is
stated that his visit is largely on bus—
iness lines.
Samuel Lewis, of Clay street, the
veteran colored man. is today celebrat—
ing the eighty-seventh anniversary of
his birth. and is around calling on his
friends. Mr. Lewis was for many yeais
a slow in the South.
A horse owned by Contractor W. H.
thtis morning. just north of the rail—
road bridge, at Monroe street. and Ifell
to the ground The animal escaped
with a few slight bruises. The bar-
ness was slightly broken.
Frederick Pulsl’ord and IieGrand
Snyder have nearly completed a large
canoe. that they have been building
The light is sixteen 111111, in length 111111
is covered with canvas. It is built on
the plan of the Indian canoes and is
expected to develop considerable speed.
The boys are now adding the last coat
of paint and expect to give the boat
her maiden dip this week.
August Roettecher and Frank Breck-
mnn were elected delegates. at the last
gieeting of the of the Alien Singing
ciety. ,to the convention of the stair
societies, to be held September 1. in
Seymour, Conn. At this convention
the date and place for the bl-ennial
state snengeri’cst will be decided: 'l‘hl1
local delegates will use all their pow-
ers to have the saengerfest come here
in 1904.
Robert Howard. Ilbationlst at the
Warwick Hotel. yesterday received
from his wife who is visiting in Her-
nardstout. Mass. one of the most pcou.
liar shaped apples ever seen here. The
apple is very hard amt is 1iouble.thc
two parts joined neatly. and aivlnlz
something of the appearance of one of
the "sheeps nose"va1i.cty Mrs. How-
ard writes that all of the apples from
this tree are the same.
The‘M. Stelnert & Sons Company.
the large piano manufacturers of New
York, will give a banquet this evening.
to the employees or the Bridgeport.
South Norwalk. Stamford and Port
Chester agencies. The spread will take
place at the Roton Point hotel, and
promises to be a very delightful affair.
W. s. Sturtevant and Calvin T. Purdy,
representing the South Norwnlk
agency of the company, will attend.
The White Mountain express has
been carrying remarkably heavy pas-
sonirer traillc during the past few
weeks. the rush to the hills having
been much greater than to the sea-
shorc. on account of the wet weather.
The express for the White Mountains.
on it leavan New York carries none
but passengers for points north of
Springfield. all others being obliged
to wait for the regular Boston or
auto later. The idea is to prevent
local passengers from crowding in
upon thi White Mountain passengers.
making tilinmr uncomfortable. it
was said yesterday at the offices of
the New York New Haven and Hart
ford road in this city that passengers
from this city to hpr‘lngflohl would be
allowed to enter the train. 1
$11.11 1011115 sacs
Diamond, Rings
is stoppinc at the My
“l
Miss Kathryn OConnor, of 111.1105
i
i
' sence of William 1.. Olsen on business. -
McMahon slipped on the trolley tracks 1‘
to wait for the regular Boston express, I
pro 11. which leaves about iiitoon mln- ' 3‘
of
811
Do
at
to
*—
14 South Main at.
South Norwalk.
Tot, 32-2.
Light. cool and airy.
and scantily priced.
Wis are. now sellingvour entire line
Regular 50c Fancy Hosiery, reduced
Also special prices on our Negligoo '
Shirts.
Comstock
3' Its
Skeleton lined
1 1
Two Piece, Homespun and Flannel
its in single Iii-casted. 'l‘wo Button,
ubio Breasted and Norfolk styles,
greatly reduced prices."
0 6.00 SUITS, NOW $3.08.
0 8.00 SUITS, "NOW $5.48.
$10.00 SUIT8. NOW $7.48.
290.
Bros.
Masonic Building
1. ‘Norwalk
Tot, 78-12
best service and best grain.
We base our claim to
We believe in buying
Buy Oats That’s
J
Telephone Connection
(
(
When i went into the grain business I did so with
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first business promises was Ito ”give-the
your patronage on just two
things—quality and price—~quaiity first.
the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in business.
Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
A Good Box of Paper
Bookseller. Slalloner. Engraver.
-
Here 5 Niore 11.11. Your Money 5 Wotth
Hurlblltt’s 1111. Bond Piper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
25cts.
and Envelopes, Sets.
11*“
William P. Beers,
49 Wall Street. Norwalk.
" PING. 'PONG
warns WINGS
11111111111111 11111
10 North Main 31., so. Norwhlk.
1.11.21.51.15“ ”11.111,
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
m
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and rishmg.
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
TOI. Gail 07.5.
cans
$15.00
car's class 5‘ 111115111
are they are, «and all work In
st Knorr Ital h airway. W
{Hill :bouritgadrioh.
e to T#1111111
grim. zigzag 1% it .. caught
:1! e
13011111310th arena
9
in
i‘ at
'S‘Ul'i‘ ' r11“
ed in good petitions.
.5135“.
old ablationé Walter Aiken.
an. onto a iii 11! lilo
ontoicoymtths am! 0
No two persons are "figured" identi-
cal, consequently it iii unreasonable to
expect rendy-to-wenr Clothing to fit
perfectly. Have your Suit made to or-
der and it will fit—that is reasonable.
Our price tifiwthat's reasonable also.
lI’lace Your order now.
Over the Telephone-Jug. 9. 1902.
Hello, central? Hello?
Give me Mr. Sartan. of Brown Bust
noes College-vim 2
New Milford Manufacturing Co. -~lo
this Mr. Bartain? ,
Mr .,8.—-ch.
New Milford Manufacturing Co. -—-We
are looking for c brisht young man
utonographor. to accept a responsible
position in our president‘s adios. Mr.
Abbott of New Haven. says you supply
business 111911 with hotter assistants
than any school in Connecticut. and
We would like one of your recent young
men neonates to report to as for work
Monday morning at a good salary.
Mr. S.——-l am very sorry. indeed. not
to be able to supply you. but all our
young” men graduate: moonstone" oi
. Hantord Bodwell
Win. Banks.
than Finch, Au-
Harold Clary, John
a demand for competent stenc-
fornooursoin
susm «COLLEGE.
lyi
. 1 t
. 111111.111» day .olerli in (in! lie I
sello’s lunch woken. has returned from 1i
a trio we 1111' visit with relatives in
Reddin
omespun _
Frank B VillSliil,
rLuMnIlva. .
.. armor. :5:
1 aor‘wmm.
AND ans .
nrruva.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
I '1 and Zinc.
i so South Main 51ml,
. -- South Norwalk. Conn.
.3 . Telephone: 122-3.
t.II.I.1-‘.-:I I' Ill I. '1- I ::‘u: I I I .1. n;-‘ 1:11:11:-
andillewslhies
Dr. Charlts A. Specei. of Boston, is
again stopping at the Cliff01d.
Some men are known by the com-
pany they are unable to get into.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, of llavi.
land street, are sojourning at Sarato-
ga, N. Y
1
George Rode. of New York. has join-
ed his father and mother, who are
stopping at. the Clifford. .
Miss Nora McDonough, of Boston.
Mass, is the guest of Martin Mellon»
ough, of Prospect avenue.
William Eizca. of East Washington
street. has scoured a position in Com-
stock Brothers‘ South Norwalk store.
Misses Carrie and Nina Carpenter. of
Core avenue. East Norwalk are en-
joylng a vacation with friends out of
town
Archie Hawkes has returned to his
home in Bridgeport, after 11 Several
days‘ visit wltli friends in South Nor-
walk.
George Vermilyea aniLliIiss Eva Vor.
milyca_ of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilkins, of Seymour
Place. \
The funeral of \‘lls James E. ilub
bell of Westport will be hold {1 om her
late homo tomor'lovv aftcinoou at "
0 clock -
At its meeting last evening. Catholic
Union Council. Knights, of Columbus,
donated a side boaid for the annual
fair of St Mary's parish.
'I‘he Springwood Sunday school wil‘
hold its annual picnic tomorrow. at
Roton Point.’ The members will go
down to the Point by trolley and car~
riage.‘
Mr. Evertts, of Comstock Brothers'
Norwalk store, is assisting in the South
Nolwalks store, during the .1bs11111 c of
Edgar S. l‘arkci and C. l). Regan on
thell vacation.
Mr. Freeman. head salesman for
Simona. Hutch &-Whitt11n. 11 big whole—
salt1 clothing film, of Boston, is in town
today, and called on Managcl Emory
Stevens. of Conistolk lli1othe1s..
Word was received in Norwalk. thtis
morning. of the death. in Stamford, oi
the father of James Farrell. of Chcst~
not shoot. Norwalk. Mr. WIFE” bl‘
is a cigar manufacturer in t at city.
C. Hayward and wife of Plainileld
N. J., ale enjoying a trip of scvmai
days in the vi1inity of Norwaik. chief-
ly at the shore resorts. The couple on
making their headquarters at the Clif«
ford.
The regular monthly meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company was
held last evening in the truck rooms in
ilavilund street: Outside of routine
business little was done. The com
mittco on parade reported progress.
A heavy freight on the Danbury dl
vision was stuck near the Wilton ave-
nue electric light station last evening
during the shower. owing to the slip-
pery. rails. it was cut up into 11 couple
of sections. and continued on Its way
m
Jeweler Author S. 11 errin was called
yesterday lb repair an automobile in
Railroad avenue. Mr. herrln promptly
responded and soon had the machine
in need running order. and the party
iIinechlnuI on their way towards New
ork
l o. annuilnn wont to hliiburn.N .
.1. Sunday. and spent the day with his
family, who are visiting them The
day marked the seventieth anniversary
of the birth of his mother. and it was
piehoInntiy spent In celebrating the
even .
,W
Michael J. Doufberby. of SoniNi Nor-
waik. has brought split for divorce
through Attorney 0. H. Vosbursh
against’ his wife. Annie Daugherty. of
Norwalk 'l‘he ofcmlant'a maiden
name was Annie organ. The care is
returnable to the Superior Court at
Bridgeport, the first Tuesday in Sep-
te‘mIben .
Joseph Dissent chairman of the cone
liter of arrangements for the picnic
August-
Grounds.
18' on the Norwalk Fair
D
o 111111.11 this *
butt
t it may he in tin
, r tin host
’ conditio hen the rec
fit the Milan Sportina Club. to be held .
m on the grounds this .
, not; into the condition of
.3
he at on circle rolled -
take ’
$9 00, $13. "0. As a special inducement to hurry those Suits will
a. dollar belt with each Suit.
Other specials are priced as follows: Blue and Brown Balbriqgap
Shirts and Drawers 19c; 50 and 750 Stocks 250; 60 Fancy Half Hose.
now 350, 3 pairs for 81.
Crash Pants 31. 29.
Little Boys’ Blouse Suits, w ore $2. 50 now $1. 76; $3. 50. now .260; ,
$5.,00 now safloo - 1.. . . .fi \j'Ii
Last of Straw Hate to go at 15c, 19c, 39c, 59c, 98c.
Trunks and Dress Suit Cases.
Bathing Suits, 75c '10 $2.50.
unions '1le ‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET. .
. -South Nor-walk.
smas‘r QUALITY PINE AP-
PLES. two,’ 251:,
110ch FORD MELous, 6 to 10¢.
FINE sources, 20: PER PECK.
SMALL POTATOES. 15: PER PECK.
No other tea like my tea. Why? That is a secret The taste for tea is
an acquired one. it is true the same flavor can’t be had elsewhere. .I. am
speaking of Mixed Tea. My teas plodso. Try them. 141: quarter lh.:
DRIED BEEF. 11an 1.1111 some trouble in keeping a supply. Plenty ,
now, and will try to keep a full stock hereaftei. None as good as ours.
Lorenzo Dibble
WATERM ELONS,
PEACH ES,
SWEET POTATOES.
PLUMO.
1K
Wise Peeple Realize °
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at.
If there is any trouble won your eyes, come to us and have’afthbr.
‘
ough examination made free. no guarantee satisfaction.
0. IB. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
is warm 51111111111111 nonwspx. court.
Walks
Walks Recovered.
CONCRETE
ASPHALT
CEMENT
ARTIFICIAL S .
and FLAG
Curbs Reset.
INVESTMENTS.
"No man can become rich merely on it
ill a small amount of money should layout
ll your Investment be safe and yield the I
eat results. We offer investments that are absolutely safe and at the nine
time yield large results. Stocks Bonds, Mortgages. Loans Real Esta“.
A. L. DUNCAN & co.. Investment Securities. .
ROOM 1. LAUDER BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK.
Andrew Carnegie says:
He also says that any man wi
The only question is where wi
You are poaltlvo of Fresh mi
. you have us furnish it. At. ii
of your: Blue Fish, Soft on
oral. Porgios. Butter Fish Inuit.
are very nice. "
. Telephone 1111. CI]! 103. «£11.11
gladly deliver.
3qu of
‘ multiplies
Soda and Mineral W era
i'lavorIIiIigIszu-uoto.Qy1-upt and F 11111111111.
Biro 11. 141111011 bode drum lion
Edmund 1111. Root an? island or.”
0,
Norwalk Chronicler