AT ‘LA’NE’S
Your. f
Sunday Dinner
A “Top lt Oil” with Lane’s
ice Cream
Phone 139-5 we delivel
at specified hours.
In WAéi-IINOTON eTnEET.
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localisation.
The telephone call for the branch of-
flco of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk is No. 44.
Herman Bower, of New Haven, is
stopping at the Mahaekemo. ‘5
Company LF is preparing to put. on a
strong basketball team in the tall.
-—-Reductlon in Straws. O'Brien.
The s Keogh, of East Norwalk, is
workii‘ixyml a contract in Clmtsworth,
N J. -
Insurance- Agent II‘. l-l. Field was in
Stamford and Port Chester yesterday
on business.
-—I.eg Lamb, 16c; Forcquarters. 100.
iiayes‘s.
Frank German and Thomas Rey-
nolds, of Nerwalk, are stopping at the
Warwick’ Hotel.
Miss Florence Sehnlte, of Norwalk.
it: now residing at "The Crescent,” ii
Crescent Terrace.
Mlus‘Vlola Starr, of Elmwood avo-
nue, and a party of friends enjoyed an
outing at Compo Beach yesterday.
D“~_—--——
~~SIIperior Baking Powder. 100 lb. 1".
l), Lawton & Co.
J. H. Duke. of Niagara Falls. travel~
lng salesman for the Natural Food
i‘mnpany, is stopping at the Mahack-
cnio. I
The diamond at Decker lI‘icid. it is
stated. is in bad shape but will proba-
bly be put in good condition in a few
days.
Victor W. Ferris and Wilfred liod-
wcll will leave tomorrow for a week‘s
cruise in Mr. Ferria' auxiliary yacht
“l)il,k." .
flBargdlns from every stock till we
remove to 92 Washington St. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Edward Magner. of Norwalk. won
first prize in the hali‘mile running
race. Wednesday at Nutmeg l’ark,
Bridgeport,
Dentist and Mrs. C. F. Iioutwcll are
expected home this evening from a
turn weeks’ vacation trip MW“. in
Northficld, Maria. 3 i
The Norwalk Water Commissioners
are preparing to put in new hydrants
on The Green, Union avenue. Adams
avenue and Camp atroct.
mFull line Straws. O'Brien‘a.
Harry and Jerry Keogh and Fred
lI‘leld, who have been camping on
Betta island the past week, have brok-
en camp and returned home.
Mrs. Edith Alston and son. Grant.
who have been guests at Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Hamilton. of Main utrcct.
Norwalk. returned today to their home.
in Newark, N. .l.
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Harold C. l)nyton..a brother of ex—
Poutmuutor Dayton, of New York, at:-
oompunlod by i0. J. Haydon. was a
guest yesterday. of Proprietor Joseph
Walk, at the Mahackcmo.
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~Natlve Ifotatoea. 17o pk.-F.D.L. & Co.
’l‘ho Norwulk soldier boys will ill"
rlvc home from (lamp Kocier. Niuutlc,
tomorrow afternoon. From all no
counta they have had a good than and
learnt that they have not longer to
may.
The iiouton store have another units
on tomorrow. Read their four column
advertisement elsewhere in this inane.»
ll. itcmlzos so that you may got a bet»
irr‘idcu oi the meaning or the word
"till o.’
'i‘ho Stuart Avouuon defeated the,
Franklin Schema by u acorn at it to
it. on the West avenue lot. thin morn-
ing. The battery for the Stuart Ave
ouch ware Muivoy and Connoru and
for the Franklin Street: Youngu and
hood Cigar, call on us. {We think
wanna unholy you, with Ii Clear no.
vane. Dementia or a rendition. a: on
tile ’l’urkiuh Cigarettes. we ' have. in
what you what. it you smoke a pipe.
the have an excellent line or Shfixtures,
one. not amt, emaciated Tobacco”.
are looking tor, a pipe to rhpiuoe
'0 a 0i“. we are sure we can that
Woman“ lamina or chewing
Wflbuth plug and in '
m; it title
l-yhnuit and
' a. E. Blake, or N... vol-k city. is:
unending a week at the Clifford.
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Miss Robecca iron. of Freehold. N. J.,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles 10.“,Wood-
ward, of 105 South Main street.
Misses Emma and Lizzie Lichtblau.
of Washington street. are visiting rel- I
atlvea and friends in New liuven.‘
Charles Kinzy and Miss Grace Kin-
zy, of New Haven, are guards or hire.
(i. lIlchtblau, of Washington utreot.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
.._..,.
B. '1‘. Bennett, of. South Norwalk, en.
tertained William ll. Hatfield, of
Bridgeport, at supper last evening at
the Clifford.
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Misses Nina and Carrie Carpenter.
of Covo avenue. East Norwalk, return-
cd today from a week's vacation spent
in New York.
Local No. 269, Bartender-5' Union.
has granted to John F. iiaggerty. prov
pricier of the 'l‘ooker House, of Dar-
ien, a bar card.
The employees of ex-Mayor William
B. llubbcll'a hat factory will hold au~
other of their famous endings one week
from tomorrow in Burchard‘s woods.
~1er Goods and Kitchenware at
half price. Removal Sale now going
on. at M. S. Smith & Cola.
Leslie Overton. clerk for Comstock
Brothers. in sui‘i’erelng from a sprained
ankle and several minor bruises rccclv‘
ed in a collision on his bicycle. Wed-
n-mday.
Mics Nora E. Ryan. of 3 Sellcck
street, East Norwalk, is entertaining
Miss Margaret Green. James and Jos-
Pph Green and John Iioulman, of New
York city.
——-Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
A. I". Sampson. of Philadelphia, is
in town in the interest of a home for
connumptivcs. located in Pennsylvania.
lie is making his headquarters at the
Mahackemo.
Thornton Caniieid, of Seavlew ave-
nue. East Norwalk. is assisting in
Smith's cigar store. during the ab-
sence of Mr. ,llurdlck, on his an.
nual vacation.
—-Mason Jars. 50c doz. F. D. L. & Co.
The funeral of the late Jeremiah Sui.
llvan will be held tomorrow morning.
at ll o‘clock. from St. Joseph’s Church.
interment will be in St. Mary's (‘cm—
ctcry, Norwnlk.
Water Commlsnlonora Stephen S.
[latch and Franklin A. Smith want. to
Wilton yesterday and lnapcciml the.
work on the pipe line in that place.
They found work progressing very
satisfactorily.
Town Clerk licrbcrt it. Smith. Dr.
William F. Acton. .l. A. Osborn and
daughter. Miss llelen‘ Unborn. Mrs.
William .I. llcncdlct. Mrs. Edward
Slma and Miss May Seller-k urc union!
the visitors at Camp chler. Nlnutlc.
today.
-—Men's Duck liate.
O'Brien's.
l’. S. lluilcy, oi‘ 'l‘oma ltivcr. N. .l..
is the guest of licv. H. ll. (‘ill‘lli’iitl'lfi of
North Main street. Mr. lhIllcy is u
ringer of considerable note. and will
render several solos Sunday. at the
services in the South Nol'wulk iiaptlst
church.
Charles. Stccgmullcr. thc Quintard
avenue, coil’oc and tea dealer. in out
wilth a brand new wagon from Luther
M. Wright'u carriagoti'actory. 'i‘o com-
plete the outilt. he has added a new
horse which arrived yesterday from
New York.
The nicmboru of the Y. M. (‘. A. or-
chestra and their friends will enjoy it
moonlight null thin evening in il. J.
llypuon'a launch. The boat will leave.
the dock in the. rear of Mr. liypuou'u
rohldonco in Senaldc Place. East Nor-
walk. at 8 o‘clock.
~Muuon J'ara. 50c doz. F. ll. L. & (to.
lilutrlct Division. No. l. Anficnt 0r-
der oi lllbcrniuau. held II regular meet-
ind. laat evening. in their hall in
Washington atrcct. but lranunctcd only
routine lnialneuh. Michael Lyouu, for—
merly a member of the Diviuion. but
new manager or ii grocery More in
Perth Amboy, N. 3.. was a welcome
vluitor at the meetimr.
C. ll, DcKlyn‘u llnc atonm yacht
”'Nylkod" chino tip the harbor. thin
morning. and took on a cargo of coal.
Tomorrow morning, at 7:30. the yacht
will battle for New York. on the crow
can ace the umpioyceu of the titular
factory oii‘ on their excurulon. '1'th
excursion in given by Mr. iiuylcr'ln
one of the Starla utoamoru to (lion in»
land. it in an annual event. and one
that in iokod forward to by the em-
ployees. '
Diamond Rings
90.00 to $i85 Each
Ladies!f Stone Rings.
5 Popular Combinations
~ {Signet Rings
Stundard Quality
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--—«New Fall Knox Derby. O'Brien.
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I 14 South Main st.
; South Norwalk.
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I Tel-.322.
am
of Two Piece. Iiomesp u and Flannel
Suite in single Breasted, Two Button,
Double I'lrcastcd and Nbrl’oik stylus,
at greatly reduced prices.
to
Shirts.
spu n 1
Suits
Light; cool and alry.’ Skeleton lined ‘ '
and scantily priced.
We are now Sellingiour entire line
it 6.00 SUITS, Now $3.98.
a 8.00 sUITs, NOW $5.43.
$10.00 SUITS, Now $7.43.
Regular 500 Fancy Illislery, reduced
29c. '
Also special prices on 'our Negligeo
Gemstock
Bros.
Masonic Building
Norwalk
Tel-p 76‘12
When i went. into the
Telephone Connection,
my whole heart and strength. '
One of my first business premises was to “give the
best service and best grain."
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
fl
Hunger-quality and price—quality first.
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in businesl.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
grain business I did so with
PING road
WATER WINGS
Coleman’s News Stand
10 North Main 8t., 80. Norwaik.
. M Our $1500
Suit
Satisfies.
in“
this yg
H no they are. and all Working:
u have never boon ab
ampere. Waite am. Mr. Young
bullpen. ethnography or telegraphy
BOUTl-i NORWA K coon. _
NEW TORPKDO BOAT
‘ 'CBililfUL Tiill‘b _
PHILADELPHIA. Ahmad luau-«The
new torpedo boat deutroyer Chauncey,
returned-ta the yard or the Name
and torrid Shipbuilding Com any utter
a anoeoauiul trial trip. '1‘ e figures
“39.51” painted on the nine or the
smokngtakk represented the maximum
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Here's More Than YourMOnev’e Worth
'Hurlbutt’s Kelso Bond Paper.
All Sheets and 48 Envelopes,
A Good Box Oi :Paper and Envelopes, 5cis.
I.“
William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Stationer. Emmet.
25cts.
49 Wall Street. Norwalli.
GREGORY’S' POINT.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.‘
“‘—
ShoreDinners and Sea Food
of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Baihmg and lashing.
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. o'éTILLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
II cities are already placed in
gust Knorr Ralph Suttoriy. Wm. Jens 0. Wm. Ban ,
Kline , Loan Kendrick. Ara iuwhoblnsou Waiter gilded. .,
iiWilly
Mon, 0 at o a position! Enroll-tor a course in
at the EROWN BUSINESS GOLLBGE.
no we."
nuttuiaurilwthe do: .. g
'iitl“ Pro fluid" mg; 5
Tel. Cull 07.5.
The unit we offer for Fifteen Dollars.
made to order, in planning many purv
chnucra. We are continually receiving
ordcra from the recommendation oi,
thoao who purchased previously. The
Suit pollution and certainly “10 lll‘lUU
cannot be otherwiuc than reuuonablo;
Over the Telephone—Ann. 0, 1902.“
Hellok Central? Hello?
Ctlvo .1110 Mr. Sartan.’i Brown Bust
nous Colloge~157»2.
New Milford Manufacturing CO.—-—ia
this Mr. Sartuln?
Mr. Elmira.
Now Millard Manufacturing Cow-We
are looking for a bright young man
atonegraphor, to accept a responsible
position in our prenhlcnt'u oiiluo. Mr.
Abbott oi Now l-iavoti, uuyu you unmiiy
luminous linen with better uhuiatanta
than any aohooi in Connecticut. and
we would like one of your recent young
men graduates to report to tip for work
Monday morning at it good Iminry.
Mr. 8.»! am very Hurry. indeed, not
to be able to supply you. but all our
young men graduates ateuogruphoru oi‘
good partitions. .
J. Humor-d ilodweii. David Finch, Au-
Harold Clary. John
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er demo d for competent stone?
ANNUAL REPORT OF POI‘I‘MABTa
, ER GENERAL.
. LONDON, Aug. 154mg annual roe-
portal the Poutmaster'aonarai charm
that the lurgetotui of $3,370.00. we
found in letter: undelivered duringtho
pant your. The omit-littered letters to.
tailed.” less than tenfmllliona the,
,uoiivered'minrivoa amounted to Hit}
0,000. an average of fill of l
the it it iii ‘ ‘
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. lice.
; mother and sweetheart.
PL ammo.
STEAM." .
1102 m 1m.
ll ND 015
F I TTING.
Tin, Sheet ,Iron, Copper _
and Zinc.
so South Mm Shoal. '
South Nor-walk, Conn.
New Inns"
is Valuable
Milinni. EddeTiliillflS Himself
1?an T he Pollux Today
H9. W08 ll FIIIIIIIII llama ill
lliIs. IiIIniII Barlhulin
CHICAGO. August ib—dtiilton L. Ed.
words, one of the former roomers of
Mrs. Anne Bartholin, and a new wit-
ness, who the police think will prove
valuable in clearing up the mystery in
the murders of Mrs. Burtholin and
Minnie. Mitchell, arrived in this city
early today, from Denver. and at once
placed himself in the hands of the po
Edwards was exceptionally well
dressed and in practically no detail
resembled William J. Bartholin, who
is wanted to explain the death of his
He was trunk
in his statements. showed no signs l
nervouemcas. and said his action E1
coming to Chicago was entirely vein 4
tury. To a representative of the As»
sociatotl Press he made the following
statement:
"i barely know Thompson and have
spoken to him only three or four
times. i never was a doctor or II
hypnotlat and could not possibly have
put Thompson under an inilucncc as he
irrationally stated. l have already
said that i thought things were queer
at the llartholin home and that is: the
reason i left there."
Oscar Thompson late last night ad
mitted to a newspaper man that he an
anger denied the story of Mrs. 'l‘nller.
day. who makes the, charge that. he and
“hubby" Cindy, and a man supported to
be William Bartholin were quarrcllin;
under her window at 4 o'clock in the
morning after Minnie Mitchell disap-
peared; and that with them was
i‘hompson‘a laundry wagon. which it is
supposed the murdered girl Was carted
H) the prairie at 74th and State streets
“1 turned in my laundry wagon at
the. Angard stables the night Minnie
llitchcil was killed about. 8:30 o'clock."
he said. .
"i stopped and had several drinks at
Clancy's saloon, and then i went to the
house in Calumet avenue. it must
have been about ill o'clock when 1
reached there.
“i met Barthoiln in the lumen. i do
not know what happened there. 1
«rent to my room and after that i can»
‘lni any anything as to what trans-pin
ed in the house. i may have been
drunk or i may have been drugged; I
do not know,
“Whatever i did i do not know. I
do not deny now that I went out with
him, but i cannot remember. What-
nvor i did he, made me do. lmay baw-
zono with him in the wagon. as this
woman anya she saw me with the wag.
:In in the street the next morning. if
i waa there it is all a blank to me.
MERIDEN BURNS COKE.
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Luckily There is Plenty Oi‘ It. for Coal
Bin,- Ara Empty.
The hard coal situation In Mcrldcn
has reached alarming: proportions and
it is outlmatcd that it will continue to
grow unleaa there in a break in the
strike in the mines in Pennsylvania.
There are only two coal dealers in
the city who have cool on hand and
IiIcy have not enough to help thin the
residents over until the outlook in
brighter if present, conditiona malt»
tutu themselves. Together they have a
few hundred icon of coal on hand. lint
they have not raised the. price to an
exorbitant height an lit the cuac in our-
roundlng citieu and they claim that.
tile not likely that they will do so.
lit the Morldeu Gas Light Company's
plant the halo of coke has increased
greatly during tho acarcity of hard
coal. At thin place it ‘waa said that
there need be no fear that the coke
would give out in a hurry. There in
plenty of it on hand. it won reported.
and even it the demand becomes lIcIIv.
ler it can be met.
(lake is selling for to (units It buahol
and many families prefer to use it
in the hammer inatcadoi coal and
many more have joined the legion this
city. Some people are uulng it for their
fill‘iltlct‘i‘i.‘
’i‘ho Mlaaou Richardson, of Cedar
street. returned today from a two
wooku' column at Atlantic City.
‘Mi’l. C. Emmi, who has been visit-
Ing Mr. and Mrs. w. J, Hamilton, of
Main ntruet. Norwolk.whau none to her
homoi»in*New York. and from there
will go to Ocean Grove for a two
weeks? unicorn.
WDM»W .
DeKlyu’s" ice“ Crea
ekcidsivelv at u
m used,
hummer hecauau oi the hard coal acur- .
,‘Elielll Article of Summer Apparel in.
Our Store at Once. . ‘
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in Clothing Window Ire-have Hinds.
Homespuns and Wool Crashes. ‘
. Suits that sold from $8.60 to $16.00, prices now $6.75, $7.20, $7,00,v ,
$9.00. $13.50. As a special inducement to hurry these Suits wlil‘sivo '\
a dollar belt ‘with each Suit. ‘
Other specials are priced as followai Blue and Brown Balbrluhu f,
Shirts and Drawers, 19c: 50 and 76c Stocks, 25c; 60 Fancy Halt Hebe; ..
nowfitlc, 3 pairs for $1. , . .. ‘, I" .:
Crash Pants, $1.29., ‘ ‘lv‘l
Little Boys' Blouse Suits, w ere $2.50, new $1.75; $3.50, now $2.50; I
$5.00, new $3.00. . . .v. .._ . .
Last of Straw flats to go at 15c, 19c, 39c, 59c, 98c. -5139. g
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Trunks and Dress Suit Cases. _ .. ‘_‘M1;§3"‘-,I.._m 1,3,,
Bathing suns, 75c to $2.50. armgymw
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Sellec’k St Price. -
98 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
South Nor-walk.
03033
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SEASONABLET
ORDERS FOR PLUMS FOR OANNING. JAR RUBBERS FOR MA-
SON’S OLD FASHIONED PINTs; ALSO LIGHTNING AND MASON'S .
QUARTS. NONE our THE BEST QUALlTY RUBBER SOLD,10c Dorian.”
JARS. 50c DOZEN CASH. . - ‘
FRESH EGGS, HOME LAID; STRICTLY FRESH,‘32c Doz.
SWEET POTATOES. SWEET conN. PIE APPLES. TOMATOEs,.
5c QUART. ' ,
FINE CHEESE. SMOKED BEEF, REAL NICE, THIN SLICED. FROM
5c UP, cur WHILE YOU WAIT. , ‘ ' .
A TAsTE OF squa AND SPICE THAT Is ALL RIGHT AND NIOE— '
zu zu GINGER SNAPs,~5c PACKAGE. ..
Lorenzo Dibble
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WisePeOple Realize
that the proper fitting oi Glasses should never be guessed at.
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If there is any trouble WIIII your eyes, come to us and have a thor.
ough examination made free. \ve guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN .
NORWALK.OONN. '
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walks Recovered.
comm-rt .
ASPHALT
CEMENT , ,
ARTIFICIAL "out . ,
and rum ' ,
Rayman . Bras. . ‘
INVESTMENTS. ‘
' Andrew Carnegie says: "NO man can become rich merely on a salary."
Ho also says that any man with II umnll amount of money should invest it.
The only question in where will your investment be onto and yield the iarx‘m ‘
out results. We otter invostmunta that are absolutely ante and at the cattle" '
time yield large results. Stacks. Bonds. Mortgages, Loans, neat Estate,
Ii. L. DUNCAN a co. Inmnmm securities. .
ROOM 1.’ LAUDER BLOCK. scorn Noawaux.
‘ Th Ox" "Bridge ' FISHKMEF
Iit“? ‘1
‘ Halibut. 120 I
- A Steak Cod.‘ 710 no
' Mackerel. a ’
Weak Fish.
Pollock, 80‘
Market: Cod,
Largo Hard Craba. .
Suit Crabs, 300 to 30011“
' Large Watcrmoiona, 250
R. J. CUJBILI
Wm End Wilmington stfiet‘rklrld
Tel. 100. "
Av BROTHERs;
Manufacturer: or
lIViPltOVlD
Sanctum! Mineral Waters
Flavoring lxtrnotl, syrupl Ind’i'rult Juices.
‘nlroh‘iieer, Lemon 600:, Gram Soda.
Sampurilia, Root Beer. mood 0r-
taco, xx Ginger Ale. Chow
date Cream Boon. imperial
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Norwalk Chronicler