CREAM
is what overruns likes. and. if
made with core, or pure ingredi-
:‘entl, in a very healthy desert.
If Our cream is pure and we know
f it.
. Order some for your dinner. We
will deliver it.
III maniac-row eraser. I
The telephone call «I‘- the branch ol-
lice or The Evening Sentinel in Nor.
walk is No. 44. ‘
The Doty house in West street, is
being reshlngled.’
Miss Corcoran is ill at the home of
William Craig, Monroe street
There will he a subscription dance at
the Norwaik Yacht Club this evening.
"A peach festival will be held at the
Broad River chapel. next Wednesday
and Thursday nights.
’ W. C. Thomas. oi Rowan street. East
Norwalk, has left the employ of the
'i‘illy Carriage Works. North Main
street. '
District Diiislon No.1 A. O H” of
South Norwnlk will meet Thursday
night in A. 0 H.1Iall, Washington
street
Raymond Bros are discharging a
car ‘0 of moulding clay tor the Coloni-
onn‘dry & Machinery company.
East Nonvalk
The South Norwalk Municipal plant
today completed their work on Fair—
lleld avenue and Golden Hill street
The old poles have been removed and
replaced by new ones. The change is
a big improvement.
—The summer boarder sighs and sits
And longs for home and Ready Bits
Packages loo. All grocers.
The Board of Electrical Commis—
sioners held their regular weekly
meeting Saturday afternoon at the of-
fice of the plant in State street. all oi
the members being in attendance.
Nothing outside of the regular routine
business was transacted.
The Young Men‘s Bible class or the
South Norwaik Baptist Church hold
their llrst meeting yesterday noon at
the church with Rev. ‘H. B. Carpenter
in charge. There was a good attends
once and much intern t taken in the
lessons. The class will meet tonight
at 8 o‘clock at the chuch to organize.
Contractors who wish to submit bids
for the building oi the new high school
at the corner of Concord and Chestnut
streets, can secure the plans and spec-
intuition: for the some. from the sec-
retary. Christian Sisal-t1. or o! the
architect. S. M. Holden, Paterson. N
J. Estl ice must be in by Friday.
September l9. at 8 o'clock p. m.
l
A force of painters employed by
John W. Realty today completed the
job of painting tlib former residence
oi Mrs. Walsh. of New York city lo
outed on the Wilson Point road. The
place non looks very attractive in a
coat or gray paint. with white trim-
mings. The lower door is occupied by
the oliiees of the Standard Oil Works.
-»~Dr 11.3. Bolton, a. mural Bur-Boo
claim. from Bridgeport. removed his
olioo from the Mohnolemo Hotel. to
53 North Main St. Bo. Norwoilr. where
in can be comm on Tuesday:
Thursday: and Saturday: 13mm J
o‘clock to 4 p. in only.
David H. Robb. oi Anuvilie. Penn.
drilled on attain nter well «In (so:
deep in the cellar oi the Atlantic
item Gummy: chop of Hormel
(icon in “him don. lie operated
‘ companies. in South Norwalk. .
Julius Pruuyl, clerk in Slurtovant's
isiii at his home ‘9.“ .
Miss Ethel Merriam commenced
(llier duties as clerk in Sturtsvsnt's to-
all-
Patriotic Order. Sons or Americans,
will meet this evening. in lied Men's}
Hall. . _
[ WW
‘ Now turn to the advertisement at J.
A. illslop Ill. 00.. and see how they are
making things interesting. ,
The Patriotic Order of Americans
will hold their regular weekly meeting
Wednesday evening, in Red Men‘ s hall.
The degree team of Butler Lodge will
rehearse tomorrow evening. for the
first degree. which will be exemplified
Wednesday evening.
pencheid. and the Wolthausen hat‘
Fifty cents in Dr. Dicks's Medicine
for your Malaria. saves you iifty dol-
lars in doctor's bills.
A big' white automobile attracted
much attention in Norwaik. Saturday
night and‘Snnday. A larger machine
probably was never in town. The in—
itials on the big car wore E. R. T.
$1.00 per week saved has sent many
a boy to college. The South Norwalk
Savings Society is a very appropriate
place to commence the saving habit.
You are preserving. surely, as every-
one eisc is, and your need. of fruit Jars
must be satisfied. Sturtevant calls at-
tention to his line: it is complete, and
the prices nrc'very reasonable.
Robert A. Show resumed his duties
as tenor soloist in 3 Stamford church
yesterday. The return was made ear-
made 9. special summons for its sing-
ers. --
Robert Slagg. or South Norwalk, au-
thor of the popular labor song. “Gov-
ernment Ownership.” went to New
York today. to start the song on the
road. He will place it in the hands of
several professional singers.
Robert Arthur Stagg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stagg. of Lynes Place.
Norwalk. who had. his foot crushed
last June by a stone wall (ailing on
him. is getting along nicely. He still
has to walk with the aid of crutches.
There will be dancing at the Knob
Wednesday evening the Jerome May
orchestra furnishing the music. This
will be the last time this season that
this orchestra will furnish music. Bat-
urday evening Svec’s orchestra will
play for the dancing.
The members of the Modern Wood-
men of America are arranging {or tile
first annual ball, to be held in Red
Men' 3 Hall. Fridav night. October 3.
Svec‘ orchestra will furnish music and
coffee and cream will be served. fol»
lowed by a drawing (or a 55 gold piece.
William F. Jennings led the Epworth
League meeting last evening in the
South Norwnik Methodist Church.
There was a good attendance and the
topic "Factors Necessary to the Evan-
eelization of the World in This Con-
lury." brought out some very interest—
ing points.
~iicaris of cultures it hits—
Bluefish tried in Ready Bite.
Packages inc. All grocers.
St Joseph's T. A. B. will meet on
Tuesday evening and arrangements
Will be made. tor the Stamford conven-
iion on Tuesday, September 16. it is
expected that quite a few members
will no down in the evening to listen
to some of the noted craters who are
to be present. .
‘ 8. D. Woods. at Jackson. Mass. who
is summerlng at Rovayton. preached
in the Broad River chapel. yesterday.
There was a good attendance and the
sermon was very interesting. Before
the aervic. Rev. Mr Wood baptised
live opposite the chapel.
Stanley Inner. Addison Austin,
Lester Bram. Willlun launch. 0hr.
once Byxbee. Arthur lion and Joseph
Rich-rile vent sailing the Sound in
Miss Ada Fools left the employ of
the R a (i corset Wroclaw Saturday. . »
S. C. Horton. Jr., has recently taken ,
a position as bookkeeper {or the 155- ,
lier than expected. the church having ‘
the infant oi Mr. and hire Price. who ‘
Boy’s _*_Slllll I
Walsh and
Other Kinds at
lilo.
“omstock
,B‘l‘ousos, B _ _
no, (nous r05 the double
_.Fllond)‘Kind. l4 South MaiuSt So Norwalk seat and
500 I reunions III-2; knee kl'nd
‘ Masonic Building. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 41-4.
[Bolt 1 §
. linIIPintI, j
500'
When i went into the
best service and best gr
We base our claim to
“We believe in buying
Buy Oats That's
Telephone Connection.
Mahler. sou-m. Navel“.
ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKV
CURVE FOUNTAIN PENB AT ONE
HALF PRICE:
Regular Price Sale Price
55.00 52.50
2.00
”"14 I 1m
Water Wings. Ping Pong and Sparta
lug Goods of every description.
has thaw
$15. 00 For
a“.GOOd”
5 hi i.
the machine with lust: through a snow
and one window and by motion at
two we ,, _ the
‘ (loam
lion’s! cures are stoma! to hand
mansion.
Mr R. R sloop live.
so”. trowwmw. ....
a on II o a as,
W the on Im very rough.
Members of WW
eboirrun or the
the
Children’s Umbrellas.
Thc‘Rain-proof kind. .
500 and, 75a. ‘
my whole heart and strength.
Dole or my first business promise: was 10"qu the
THREEMEVENINGS
Weekly will prepare bolero m «on. a.
min holiness i did so with
your patronage onlust two
thinMuallty and price-quality first.
the best grain and: therefore
holding our customers from year to you.
Reliability is everything in balloon.
Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
' Here’ 5 More Than Your Money’ 5 Whith.
Hurlbntt’s Kelso Bond Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
A Gouds Box oi Paper.
25cts.
and Envelopes. Sets.
William P. Bears,
49 lfl 8M Milk.
sitcom ' POINT
nor NORWALK. cone.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
at all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Batinn ng and l'lSlilll.
Bath Houses to Rent by ason
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PIOPIIITOI.
TIL Call "A.
Part of your income moot be spent
for clothlnc. The smile: the part the
more interesting to you; is that. polio?
lsnotillteendollnr‘lforauitmm
to order little snout!!!
is it not no small and perhaps
little smaller pricewloo. than you have
been paying sitcom liar may on
”W? in and the
t it 07W us
materiel;
7 ”mmmmmuu eon
n
when ;m
. 5 our, men.
. nun "on:
I "moo.
‘ Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
' and Zinc. J
3': so South mm 31ml.
' 0°th Romain. corn. 1
Telephone 1313.
......
Ernest Gregory, of Westport ave-
nue. spent Sunday in New York. “
A F Bernhard of Boston is in
south Norwallr on a short business
p.
DP Read, a professor in 11 private
school at Wilton spent yesterday at
the Cliiford.
The dancing at Roton Point pavilion
. will continue every evening this Week,
with music by Lowe' s orchestra.
Howard Smith of New York city,
spent Sunday the guest of Howard
guilty, at his summer home. Hickory
u
An important meeting of the South
Norwalk Outing Club will be held this
eyening at eight o'clock at the Hotel
Hamilton.
Everett Byington and Ralph Webb
were to have given a trolley ride to
Snvln Rock yesterday but owing to
the threatening weather dill not go.
Miss Alice Lyon. of Norwalk. left
this morning. for New York city to
assume the duties of a iucratice posi-
tion in a Fifth avenue mlllnery store.
The Norwnlk Board of Fire Under—
writers wlll hold its monthly meeting
this nitemoon at l oclock In the ol-
ilce oi Homer Merrill in Wall street
Norwalk
The l). M. Read Company, of Bridge-
port have placed on sale a very ele-
gant line 0! women's undermuslins at
wholesale prices. There are other items
of interest to the thrifty. in their ad.
same right away. 0
W. C. Gladstone has resigned his
position as messenger in the oillce oi
the Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany in South Main street and has tak-
en a position as clerk in the cities oi
Maples & Goldscbmidt, brokers. in
Washington street.
The Superior Court Criminal side.
will come in tomormw‘at Bridgeport.
with one of the largest docket: in the
rislory of the Court. Jurors are
drawn and the Jury will come in Wed~
nesdny. William G. Crockett and
Franklin A. Tolles, have been chosen
to represent Norwalk on this jury
New Canaan will be represented by M
F Osborn and Benjamin 1’ Head.
~Ready Bits for puddings and [or
dressings
Wins the husband's praise. the
housewife! blessings.
Packages inc. All grocers.
STAMFORD STRIKE SETTLID.
Exmled that Work Will be Rmmd
on "any Buildings.
STAMFORD. coup- Sept 8~Tbe
strike which alerted moral week! one
an acceptor o! the refusal of the tin»
pen and mum: to join the Trader
Council was settled Saturday. While
the terms of the settlement were not
made public it is said that they were
u datum to both the tippers and
morons and to all the other building
trades palm which reload to allow
their member: to ml: with the this
am and some: All work on build~
tied up on account of the strike.
"ATE.” “£16110” ill“ Infill.
PORTLAND. In. Sept. Hpimdid
weather inverse venom voters or Maine
lode: and It's silent on the total null-
In“!- In”?!
" l2l1‘2li'1IL'JI:l2'2'IIIIZIZII.:RIIII§‘Z-2llLII“ ': . . . - .
so you will spend time well in reading
Men 5 Sack Suits, termerlv Si 50. 58.50 and,
close at 56. 00
says? Good Reliable School Suits, SI. 50, 32 no
5300, 5350 .
5i .oo Negligcc Shirts. at I»...
New Neckwear. .
Twenty shapes Fall Hats to show you.
Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoals are all' Ill
and look them over. ‘
:i'runk and Suit Cases.
98 WASHINGTON STRBBTI.‘ .
South Norwnlk.
New lot, bright, white and Salt Mackerel.
Fresh Eggs. home laid. fine and fresh as can be.
Good Eggs. all right; warranted good.
Mason’s Jars. q’uarts and pints,
Rubbers for Mason' 5 Jars, best kind rubber.
Rubbers ior Old Fruit Jars, '
Lightning Jars. qts.. Still. Fruits.
Good Vinegar. clear and fine,
Mixed Spices, select.
Bartlett Pears,
l3 North Main Street
Wise People Realize
I
that the proper fitting of alums should never be m It.
it there in my trouble rum your eyes, come to up and in" 5
anti: «Animation made tree. \vo guarantee lamination.
O. B. JACKSON.
OIADUA‘I’I OP‘NOIAN
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we ARE SUPPLYING liLL census
EVERY SIZE lN off
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noon 1. menu moon.
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