, Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
Fair tonight: sunday inertia in”; cloud
ideas late in the afternoon In ulhlgt.
~ Areas. of low pressure are central
this chiming in the northwest and
southwest. Showers have b quite
seneral during the past twen yfour
hours between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river. The area
of high pressure which has been con
trai in It ,Iiake. region for several days
is now ssing out to ass off the mid-
die Atlantic coast. The showery area
from the west will probably reach this
vicinity by Sunday night
Clifford Sherwood has resigned his
position as usher in Hoyt‘s theatre
I-fshould’ers Lamb 8e lb. Heyess.
Lester Byxbee of Cross street has
secured a hosltion with Austin 3: Crew,
Water street ; .
William Bartlett has moved hisL
household effects from Harbor avenue
to Hoyt street Norwslk.
~‘~Burgains. Bargains, Bargains, at
M; S Smith & Cat's Removal Sale for
neat two days.
Attorney John J. Walsh and sporty
of friends went to Long Island today
lit-Mr. Walsh’s yacht-“Victor.” .
Dr. J. T; Hoyt of Rowayton, was in
south Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
trying out his new automobile.
Beginning next Saturday, Septem
her 6th, The Evening Sentinel will be
published at the usual hour. 2:31}
o’clock, the summer half holiday, ob
served during July and August being ’
at an end.
4—Yacht Caps dz Umbrellas. 0’ Brien
. -_,—-‘_—T_.
The Mill game between the teams of
Our Brother's Lodge. Norwaik. and
Butler Lodge of Odd Fellows. from
South Norwalk will be called prompt-
ly at 9: 80 o'clock Monday morning at
Mayflower oval. The game will un-
doubtedly be exciting and draw a good
sVls‘ed crowd.
The Porter DysOn Company of New
Britain. capitol 810,000; has illeld a cer-
tificate of- incorporation with the sec-
retary of state. The corporation will
engage in the jewelry business. Its
oilicers are: Frederick W. Porter, pres-
ldelit: 'LGLeorge‘ H. Dyson vice president;
M. HI. Porter. trchsurer and secretary
The barber shops in town will keep
open until 12 0 clock Monday. Some of
the journeyman are at loggerhcnds
with the bosses as the latter claim, if
they have half a day off Monday they
are not allowed the usual half holiday
the rest of the week. The journeyman
say that they would get the half holi-
day anyway on Labor Day, and they
think they are entitled to the usual
half 3 day besides.
-—Legs Mutton, 12m lb; ForLequar-
ter Lamb, 8c lb. Hayes’a -
.4
~ WM.
. W. H. Knapp. of South Norwalk. Mrs.
‘ George W. Cram and Mrs. Sarah E.
Street Commissioner Kellogg.
basins about Norwslk.
”Dry, Goods and Kitchen Furnish-
loss at your. own price
move to 92 Washingt
.Nearly two hundred tickets for the
special railroad: excursion to Newport
were said yesterday smorning‘ at LLthe
South Nor-Lualk station.
Rev. Romllly E. ii'umphrles will
preach on Some Thoughts Suggested
by the Celebration of Labor Day.
There will he no evening service. _
W
out furnished room. Warwick Hotel.
A load Lot salt hay belonging to Sta
phen Hoyt‘s Sons,‘ was upset ‘on the
trolley tracks in South Norwalk Tues-
day. delaying the electric cars half
an hour. ~¢~New Canaan Messenger.
Monday. being Labor Day. the meet".
ing of the Pine Ledge Whlst Club will
be held Wednesday afternoon, Septemz-
her .,3 at 3 omclock at the club house.
hire: John S. Seymour will be the bes-
see
Dr. Dick‘s, Medicine, cures Malaria.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. will hold its first. meeting, Tues-
day at 4 p. m. Lat the rooms in South
Main street. A large attendance is
desired as matters of importance are
to he discussed. , .
Mrs.
Herbert Mathewson and Mrs.
Dennis of Norwalk were among those
who went on the special excursion to
Newport yesterday.
«Dunlap it VYouman Derby. 0‘ Brien
The Norwalk firemen have named
the handsome team of black horses re.
cently purchased by the city for the
Phoenix Supply wagon Chin and Mit.
after Captain A. A. Chicory and Lion—
tenant Smith Northrop.
ThoNLorwaiks employee of the Yale
Towns Lockmanufactory of Stem»
ford will return to work Monday
owing to repairs being made to the
big dynamo at the plant. ,
xmoval Sale. M. S Smith ll: Co.
2....
children onIthclI-Iway to Life‘s Farm.
Ridgsiield; passed :through Norwalk
late yesterday afternoon. I-There were
is the last instalment of children from
the city this season.‘
hyterlan church at Cornwall-omino-
Hudson, of which he was former pasv
tor, tomorrow and early next week
will return with his family from Oys-
ter
spending his annual vacation. .
L -—Ca ther~ba,
cures Malaria and Rheumatism.
, Let ‘L
Nth-walk. has a hired at .Imen at work EL
, making Iths on. cleaning of the catch
. orLslert..I Hero is a. brown I.
L-L—Flrst class table board. with or with 1
morning after being out a few days . L
—-For the neat two days we will sell L
everything at a great loss, at our Re- .
Eight wagon~Iloads of merry colored L
nearly two hundred in the party. This ‘
Rev. Egbert will preach in the Pres- .
Bay. L. 1., where he has been I‘ .
King of Medicines.‘
Slot seams Lars a lecture Inca ‘ dc
the newcomers and a catchy 0
lead a distinguished air to any
walking suit where they are usedi to
_“produce a Norfolk effect on the‘ iaoke‘ft
style) is made doubly effective by
them. 822.60 . ..
almost devoid of trimming except [or
a very little on the Jacket.
in its simplicity. I831. 50. » .
The blouse effect (predicted as the
advantage in a costume or line blue
broadcloth. The skirt lIL, iini’sheMwith
encircling ruffles and the duality Jacket V
has a ripple bottom. 828. 50.
many handsome. One of blackL broad-
cloth has yoke effect given it by three
ruffles. The front is paneled and self
strapping finishes the trimmlns. 814560.
A skirt of black sacking is dieting
uisheu by- a number of circular fiat llut
lies. Each ruffle is edged with silk and
had the general effect is most pleas
,ing. 81]. 50 . .
A rich looking skirt of gray sibellne
is devoid of trimming- but the slot
seams endingat the spreading bottom
3380. a sulllcient adornment themselves.
Women should come and see for
themselves. ,
Second floor.
CLEAN us- or
wavers mo esters.
Summer garments are selling at a
great rate on the second floor. The
new fall garments (some. are here.
more are coming) demand room and
the thin ones have to hurry out. Pric-
as have beencut to hasten the hurry~
lot: out.
Pretty white lawn waists that were
good value at 75c and, 81 are now but
39c! Colored gingham waists worth
81. 50 but 50c. .
THE HOWLANVD
DRY GOODS 00..
liiliillls
l .
will advance in price
32:00 f‘unext season.
Manulacturers have I
,LLwhilo the bklrt (a new navigator"
A rich suit bf black broadcloth is , .
.Elegant L L
leading fashion this fall) is shown to I ' ‘
Among the separate dtets skirts are ‘ L
‘ tea boxes
'I” «lit
polar t:mlIy’ medicine.
.20 1m”. 'Imle,” M
_. NV ,
affine; its}; “Faaahn'm
Quid everywhere in bones. 10c. and Doc.
TNVE PHANTOM ARMY. .
And I saw the phantom army come
With never second of life or drum.
But keeping step to VtheImumed hum
of waiting lamentation; -
The men whose wasted bodies fill
The patriot graves of the action.
And there came the unknown dead.
the men
Who died in fever swamLp and fen,
The slow starved of prison pen;
I And, marching beside the others.
Come the dusky martyrs of Pillow's
ght.
With limbs enfranchiaed and bearing
bright.
ers.
And so all night marched the nation's
cad,
With never an arch but the vaulted
s y.
No sign save the bare, uncovered head
Of their silent. grim Reviewer!
With clever an arch but the vaulted
a
With not i. flower save those which lie
0n distant moved. for love could buy
No gilt that was purer or truer.
So all night long moved the strange
array; . ,
So all night long. till the break of day-
I watched for one who had passed
away
' With a reverent awe and wonder:
L Till a blue cap waved in the lengthen
lug line ,
Till i knew that one who was kin of
mine
j Had come and I spoke—mud lo. that
8 ll"
Wakoned me from my slumber.
“Bret Iiarto.
Mr. Wu Ting-Fang, the chartered lib-
ertlne of dipl y in the United
States, has broug t up to date the
stories which we lined to hear in days
_ when China tea was drunk, of cynical
and uncompiimcntary inscriptions on
Lotus Club, III New York. Mr. Wu sf-
fabiy nflixeLd his alleged autograph to
many. copies of the menu card. As the
Oh ess characters appeared to differ
oh. the proud owners sought a
The martyred heroes of. Maivern Hill, I,
Of Gettysburg and Chancellorsvlllc—
I thought—Twas the pale moonlight—x
They looked as white as their broth. ‘
A guest at the well-known .
. v
moo—ace . a
topic. “Communion
- gram includes:
.. .I. Holden.
Buck' ,
mags Van Doren,
service at 10 a. m.;
a m.; S
P U
ingat7: 45.11.. .
school I29 45 a. In;
and caution, 11 a.
. Day.. The Sunday
September
song service at
pastor will press
SOUTH NORWALIK;
outof town.
body welcomed.
o‘,clock in the
tioaal Church.
enlng at do. In.
week day from 2 to
(except Tuesday at
EPISGOPAL.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL
IDest street and Fairtleld avenue.
Rev Romiily F Bumphries, rector-—
Holy Communion 8 a 111.: Sunday
morning prayer ,
will be resumed the first Sunday in
Parable of the Wheat
GOUTH NORWALLK MiSSlON.
MISSWNF’L-Reg,
ular service tomorrow afternoon at
3: 15 o'clock Mr. Scoviii, of Bridge
port. will give a short address; also
other strangers are expected from
Come and enjoy this
service bring your friends
vices every Sunday afternoon at
e
the pastor 12. Sunday schoolI'L
ganglia,“ led by Mfr
RAP
sours nonwauKL sarrlsr~ropic
of sermon at 10': 30 a. In. . VV'l‘
Illlndsr‘ances of have
I. son to the children;" ‘ ‘
12 on: Christian I-Ehdoatcr at 31.20
school,
and Transforms
tlonz” evening service of song at
I. 7. 30.. topic: :‘l’i‘he Saving Law of
.Sooiety"~.wa Labor Day
Special music by the choir.
nlrs will be given to every I‘member .
of congregation The morning pro-
, "Nehemiah.” by A.
F. Pond: solo. ,“Fear N.Iot Ye, 0 Is. .
reel. Bucky Miss Ainsworth: “The
Lord is in His Holy Temple.” by A.
Evening:
“There’s a Friend in the
Homeland. " Havens. .
FIRST carrier cannon
service.
Some
Jubilate, by
6 IN. 'Ll,"-alL
pa‘sto “Prayer
sermon as 10‘: 30 ,
unday school at 12m: B. Y.
meeting at 6: 30: sermon at
7: 30 p. In. Thursday prayer meet-
CHURCH,
m. The sermon
tomorrow will be on some Thoughts
Suggested by Celebration of Labor
evening services
DENT
AIWENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Van
Zuridt street East Norwalk, Rev. J.
W. Davis,‘ pastor—Morning sermon . -
at 10. 30; Sunday school at 12 mg ' L
Loyal Workers‘ meet g, at. 6: LL,“
d the Tares.L
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EVANCELlCAL CHURCH. .
I Charles A. Brockemier, pastor-Sen ,
Swedish (language?- . ,
GERMAN LUTHERAN. ‘
ST PETER’S CHURCH-e Rev. F P.
Wilhelm. of Bridgeport. will preach‘
at 7. 30 o'clock. tomorrow night.‘
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIFA
ty. Norwolk—-Regular Sunday ser-
.vice at the Reading Room. Masonic
building 51 Wall street, at 3 p. m.' ., ;
testimonial meeting. Wednesday ev-
To both services
the public is cordially invited. Read. .
ing Room open to the public each
horn.
SALVATION ARMY.
THE SALVATION ARMY, 18 South
Main streak-Meetings every night
8 p. m. Sunday, ,
Holiness meeting, 10:30 a. In; praise
meeting. an. In. Aspeclal effort will
be made to make the meetings a barn. .'
slit to all who attend. Everybody
welcome. 0. M. Redstone, Captain
Fancy Sultings', formerly selling at 65c
Everyf'
‘ I not mm th e opportunity.
for prudent buyers.L
FANCY DRESS STUFFSI
Excellent for school dresses, and you
buy them about one third under regu.
iar price.
About 20 styles of heat Fancy Mixed
Sailings, 88 inches wide; these were
45c and 39c; choose from them at. .290
../
THE THIN UNDERWE R“
. AND WOMEN
Note the price reductions.
Women’ a me Jersey Yes
Women’ s 170 Jersey.Ves .
Women's 25c ibbed Vests
Women's 26c isle Vests
Men '3 Undermar
A. dozen styles of Fancy Mixtures '
:mdh Shefipherds' Plaids. width 40 to 35 m9" 29° ”3‘33““ 3mm “2L3
,Vnc es, 0 and bile goods, at..... .3 c ‘ I
You may choose from any of our “150“ Balbriggan, Shi, I
8P8 ..
In...
m.'-sleeves,
and 75c] at. ...........49c
, FANCY TAFFETA sILKs.
' a... picking here.
.....
I - GAIN CHANG
Blue ,Grey and Ox Blood
. 23:, 3321‘: Ellis: 23322122233333: angel mm him... "I
79cFancySilks, now............59e L' I
Crash Skirts reduced
81 Fancy Silks now.. ..... ......75c White Pique Skirts,
. LEOME WHITE GOODS BARGAINS.
All White Goods are priced reduced,
as follows:
trimmed reduced from 81.ilil~‘ LL
V132. .25 Pique and Crash Ski
e to. . . l ......
.‘Wosa
25c Corded P K at...., ......19c ‘ CHILDREN'S SUMMER VBDLNL
37%c Corded P K at. . ....... 29c RE EDUCED.L
All 20c Fancy White Goods are 39c Lawn Bonnets now.
now ........................... 15c 59c Lawn Bonnets now.
All 250 Fancy. White Goods are 89c Lawn Bonnets, now.
now .......... .170 4 81.50 Lawn Bonnets. no
' Bye ”Bight Specialist L
OF NORWICH, WILL BE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors,
Preparéd to Take Orders for His GlaS’ses,
FROMQA.M.to9P.M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Free August .
L MY $3 Glasses Redacted to V8] , I.
L Your Last Chance to Benc’
by My Special Offer
fer This Visit.
Remember my $3 Glasses Reduced to Si. FOR TH
DAY ONLY. After this date 1 shall return to mv
, lar prices. ldo this to accommodate those iwasu ,
‘ to wait upon last Thursday. and others who we
. . avail themselves of this last offer. ‘
lwlllgIVe to every person purchasing a pair of my One
Glasses. a Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical cones
: the world, his frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years.
MY GLASSES
The Brown Business College will hp ‘ WOMAN AWALULTEDL AND Kill-ED. ‘ ‘
- - iii transition “tht a funny red-nosed , . L ,
on Sep her 2 with a very large on- Mrs Mead' s -School at Hillside will I. g'ven USV “Ot'ce- ‘ -, man" was the redoing on one card. CORINTH. Mine, ”“3“” 30‘4"“; are doing Lam” 3° mm" humanity “3 "“3““ ““3 nervousness
r ollm out 2' N . .. .. Carrie Whitfield a young woman iiv . any drug or combination of drugs ever did and the relief is perm.
5°38 h“ “3' any previous ”W” 35’”th 3533' “3' 333°“ ~ ' - How short and fat you are was the lug here was criminally assaulted and '
commencemflgu ateLi'm. This speaks has gained a reputation for thorough ,. I , _ inscription on another, while a third murdered by- some unknown mm.” . POPULAR'TV ‘NcHEAB'NG-
very blghiyfll (”the institution, shew~ {preparation of young ladies for college Place your order this - wssmore complimentary~"Au amus- ymterday “Carpooli, .The body wall ’ Dr. Wrights popularity increases at each visit he makes
ing clearly tha’ the results accomplish and the certificate of this seminary ad . V"V‘ lug bald-headed fellow.‘ Lotus club discovered by herV husband upon his re. V city. His remarks file headache cores are the talk among all 0]
ed with thei 3% pile have been fascln- mit‘s to several leading colleges. Care. I. year. . members are happily not of a kind to turn from work. , . 7 , Are you onLB of the who have 110“!!an advantage of his IDGOII
sting to th airing to enter a, c In.- Vfulnttention is given to individual stu- .- . , V resent amusing“ fuoiey. ' t ""80 Yllfllt‘ mill AFMIWRW‘Q Motel next Thursday. His loV
mercial “39 It“ be advertisem‘en oi dents. ,. . ., ,I ., . ., .I . I Mr. Whaling agscquired his pun- PLOLlGE STOLPPED RAUSCH-HAN. make tpossible for anyouototak'e adventure 01 hi! 3M“!
this colle give you thriller in» _. _ I . -- . ~ , . The Will never b . gent English“ in don. lie was a LON GO LVDOVN'T PVOLRGET THE DATE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 29.
loamEtlQiédwfiV lie mirth: 133231.311 eto., “333];g2imdlag LiLL lLI‘tL. MLd IE? it -. V e II student in the 130in Temple in 1876 SAN FRANCISCO August lid-«Ed
on It: or M ill an ans~ ‘ “ i_ and was news y a proper and un—. , I
plain fu'l ei-Insand advise the act .routinc businesil. .A din ,. ..VCh,eaper' ‘ . pronouncable name of NgChoy. die Bunion. M 8'“ mmmo' w" ‘LV
1
training Jilted liry for specibi lines or
ball
ANY CHURCH of parsonage or insti-
tution supported by voluntary odour-I
button will be given af liberal quantity,
of the . Martina; Paints
whenever ”they.”
Note: mull, ”been
for twentywsie‘venu years: any building
, , . ‘ torllwmintodqwili be re-
I use; about one gal
‘ l to be I‘ll dad to our
. .
; V, lntt to .make ready hLLm
, minutes, and
made lots in
early product
the place relative to ? dance but w ll
be hold in the near store. The de-
gree team held a rehearsal of the first
a nurhber of candidates next Friday
nlsht. V EI I‘
a...
L L" I. ".\L
Secl‘etary 3:: FhilliprV.
h
rive. through
”of Dane
degree which will be conferred upon .
our Rliiiill
alarm 00.,
I . sequently after hehad entered the p
.' ilc service of his country at Ti ni-,
. lain. and hid been promoted to be a
_' Imandarin, he followed the custom of
sou.”
adopting an official name. Tlnioang
- is said to mess “Hall fragrance." and
is intended to indicate that the one
. so designated is so Just and eminent a
:lawgive‘r that the sweet savor of his
Chronicle.
relations and ads) red each othari
cleanly I an no , .
the LILI‘res‘ulIer'ut mill
could be ii mi tied that day-“that the
. ‘ ‘ he had not iivu.VV i
repetition "fills the court.”--Londott
iguana—W .
Phillips Brooks and “Bob” lagersol,. . . .
were triendiy enou h in their personal V.
but nobody L
lights!
.. haIdeIfllon last night over Morris
mulch. of Chicago, at the end of the
illxih month The police stopp
the “g
ter‘itauachr went down twice. ‘
Balloon was the favorite at 10 to 9
TWINTVJ‘SIRFEQPIOPLE IN-
uss . .
GLASGOW. August awrweno. I
hm . . is
7 our store by reason of the large reduction in price to reduce stock
, ViIooIVn tor lemming goods. and to close patterns that will not be
..,.,I .7 _.
Fall 1902.
A most opportune time for supplying your Furniture needs is
i
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Norwalk Chronicler