T LAN‘E’S
'Phono. ms.
ICE
0 R EAM
is what everyone likes, and if
made with care, or pure ingredi-
ents. in II very healthy desert.
Our Cream lamina. and we knOw .
It.
Order some for your dinner. We
will deliver it.
51 WASHINGTON «ITREET.
Iflco of The Evening Sentinel in Mar-
.walk in No. 44.
lineal; lot we over curried—pretty to
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The telephone call for the branch of-
W
Tile guilds of Grace Church will re—
smnc their meetings the first neck in
October.
The Harrington Hat is part of Com-
stock Brothers' story today and they
also call attention to fall suits, etc.
Mrs. W. A Clark, who has been scr-
lousdy ill for several weeks, at hot
home in Elmwood avenue, continues
to improve.
The Norwalk Clcricus will hold its
first fall meeting early in October. it
is expected that Dr. Board will be the
essayist at that meeting.
John W Vollmer. son of Chief of PO-
lice William Vollmex will IIIctuIn to
New Haven OctobcI 2 to resume his
study at the. Yale Medical college.
It. 1.. Wchrle wont to Now Haven
this afternoon and tonight expects to
ride on the Coliseum track in that
place. Friday he will race at Ansonla.
Old Well Lodgc. F. and A. M.. met
last evening, but on account of the
storm. there was a small attendance.
and only routine business Was trans—
acted.
“When your appetite is wavy
Try some Ready Bits and gravy.
Packages li'Ic. All grocers.
A dance will be given. Saturday
evening, in the Cannon Hall. The
Twin City Mandolin Club, of Norwalk.
will furnish music. A large number
of Norwalk young people cxpcct to at-
icuIi.
The gasoline launch “Brownic”,
Which has lIIIrIu moorcd opposite tho
steamboat dook the past work. loft
ior City island this morning. New
reversing clutches have bcou instill-
lcd by the Norwalk Brass Works.
Clifford Bcncdict. the local sketch
artist, has scut tho skcich of Grccu‘s
Roof light to Frank Phahl, of Lynn.
Muss. Mr. l’i‘abl spcnt part of tho
summcr at ltoton Point and thc draw-
ing will pron» of ospcclnl lutcrcst on
this account.
William Waite. a prlsoncr from
Windham county. eras rcccivcd III
State prison yI-stcldny. How was son-
toured at tho Icccnt tIII III of tho sup-
Ir‘im court on the chargc of ntlcmpt-
IIIl rope for not more than tcn nor less
than eight years.
'l‘ho renideuctI of Julia 'II‘. Nolan. ut
Northeast Farm. Wallingford. was dc-
stroyed by live at ll o‘clock last night.
The loss was about 82.000. partially in-
sured. A fire was discovered at 7
o'clock. and was extinguished. ’l‘hII
sccond fire is supposed to have origin-
IItIIIl from the ilrst. the cause of which
is unknown. .
A l’lulnvllio family of nine persons
was poisoned Saturday night. at tho
homo Of Miss B. N. Brock. Miss AlicII
Hluc. of Bayonne. N. J.. a guest at
the house. used some lord and arsenic
Inlxcd {or rats. for cooking. and imme-
diately nitcrmuppor evoryonc In the
house. was taken ill. Physicians wortI
summoned IIIIII workcd mcr the put-
iIIIIin for a long time. All are out of
dungrr.
I
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'l‘hoso who arc to no to 'l‘lIIImIIsiou
tomorrow with the firemen arc IIIdIIId
to bo at the truck bonus in anlland
strcot at 7 o‘clock in the Inorninu. so
that everything may be made ready in
than to take tho 7:50 train. Tickets
can be secured at the station today and
thoso who can are urged to mourn
thom and thus anvo time tomororw
morning,
our-Imam A w,
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75a
to 81 with Devon’s Gloss Carriage
.l’alnt. it wish: it to 8 on. mom to
tho pint than others. woaIIII longer. and
gives a gloss canal to now work. sold
by Comaiock Watkins & Dow.lil lil.
(iorham and ii. '1'. “Prowitt & Co
Pipes Pipes.
our assortment or list: (mods to the
up»
look at and very useful to the amok
or. Out to. “its and ti Pinon, amber
IIIIIIIIII place. are guaranteed to dive
‘ I". II homunculus the money.
is a trouble on u: to show, our
‘ .w will no
asthmatics. We have a 15 and lilo ,
to ok III
II omniote tallm II III: , ‘
W
D. M: Read appeals to your sense of
fitness of things in a library.
The Hat Finiuhors' Association .will
meet this evening, at 8 o'clock. in G.
A. R. Hall, in South Main street.
Glover today is talking especially to
the ladies interested in footwear at
the $2 50 price. I .
Louis Cuneo went to New Britain.
yesterday. and purchased a large quan-
tity of peaches.
A line son. weighing twelve pounds.
was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Caitrcy, of Day street.
For full ideas you will do well to
read the advertisement of the l-lowlund
Dry Goods Company.
Raymond Brothers are discharging
II cargo of several hundred tons of iron
for the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
puny.
-—'i‘ablets are the modern form of tuk-
lug medicine. Stlllson’s Specific for
chills and fcvcr are put up in this way.
The furniture of Ncls Lurgrecn has
arrived and Mr. liargroon has moved
into thII house recently leased by him
on tho Dibble estate in Elm Grove
stroct.
William Ross, Samuel Randall and
W. W. (iomstoclt are down the harbor
today after buss. 'l‘hcy cxpcct to rc-
turn with a good slzcd moss of those
dclicious fish.
The South Norwalk Outing Club will
hold an important mention in Room it.
Hotel Hamilton. noxt Monday evening.
at 7:30 o‘clock and all members are
urged to be prescnt,‘
Attorney John J. Cunco went to
Bridgeport today. to rcprescnt Edward
Wilkinson. cbnrgcd with the robbery
of the Fairficld County National Bank.
in the Criminal Superior Court.
The. evéning scl'vicc will be I'csum—
at Grace. Church. Sunday cvcning at
7:30. The Sunday school session wcrII
resumed last Sunday at 12:I5. A full
nttcndancc of teachers and scholars
is hoped for the coming Sunday.
Jesse M. Ferris and family rcturucd
yesterday to their homo lu liayview
avenue, uficr spending six wccks of
tho squuIcII at liuul‘ord cottage. thc
summer rcsidcncc of Mr. and Mrs.
George II‘. lI‘ootc. at licllc island.
The case of Contractor
zilli. against John Mothmn. of Port
(‘hcstcn involving il claim of $1,500 for
services, will ramp up in the suprcmc
court at Whitc Plains. N. Y., Saturday.
Attorney .1. .1. Canon represents the
plaintiil.
'l‘herc has been a tremendously lIca—
vy baggngc trafllc over the Consolidat—
ed railroad for sozuo days. and passon—
gcr expresses wcrc Ilclaycd in (’UIlSl“
qucncc of tho hindrance occasioned by
the handling of dross suit cases. trunks
and bicycles.
Mayor M. M. LIIII. through (L‘liy
Clcrk .Ioscph ll. 'i‘uylor. gives both-(-
in The SIIntiIIiIl today of thc spcciul
city moctiug in Arlon ilall. Monday
night. to boar lhc rcport of tho com-
mittcc nppoiutcd to luvcsiigntc tlIII
hoods of the municipal IIlIIIIlric works.
-RIIady Bits for puddings and for
dressings.
Wins the husband's praiso,
houscwlfc's blcssings.
Packngcs Inc. All groccrs.
’i‘hc stoic bollIIr lnspcrtors worn in
South Norwnlk ycstorduy and inspect-
ed the boiler or Sonntor John H. For
riss launch lioniia 'I‘hc bollcr was
«found to hr in vcry sutisfnctmy cou-
dltlon. 'l‘hII changes have boon thc
installation or now and stronger tubos
which will allow II higher prcsuurc.
tho
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. \VIlIIIIch. (‘hurlcs
IE. (ray. Mrs A. A. GI‘III). Mrs liIIIIhII
Reynolds and Mrs. ll. W. Mather
drovc to WI‘Isiou ,I'IIIIIIIII'dIIy. and at-
tondIIIl thII funcrul of (lhnrlcs A. Willi-
lock. a rclntlvc. On their way up and
on tho IctuI II the pony was caught in
tth ri}in and nrlivod lIonIII thoroughly
(lrenc III]
’1 ho Mlanus MnuufnciuI lug Company
is having an clcctrlcalightlng plant in-
slailrd in its factory at North Miunus.
'i‘bI.I plant is calculated to not only of-
ilcirutly lluht tho IIIIVIIIIIII buildluus.
but also in givc light on tin.I grounds
and Hil‘l‘l‘lii adjoining. An IIIIII lbxbi has
bI-IIII pluccd on tho cupolu or tho Inc-
iory which will be urcaiiy upprorluicil
by ihrI pcoplo living in tho vicinity.
and similar lights at tho untowny will
add in tho lmproIJcmrut. The work of
putting in tho plant has been Iroing on
for the past month and is about com-
plctod. Other . improvcmcnio' to tho
works in the way of painting and
otherwise improving Ibo ontlro build-
ing an.» also bring done.
meuumum
THE GREATEST OF ALL 113‘”-
MONIALG.
Money returned if rheumatism and
, malaria are not cured by Cuthorbn
Medicine. .'
Diamond Rings
Sill. 00 to Sl85 Each
Ladies‘ Stone Rings.
Popular Combihations
Signet Rings
Standard Qualityi .
It Right Prices
in that city, when his case comcs up .
.lohn Fun- . .
Step Lively.
’ Please.
Take this‘tar, it goes direct to both oi our stores, the
depots oi FALIr CLOTHING STYLES. "
lsi. STOP: The Fall Overcoat, best oi’ the best. in
the accepted short medium and verv long, Sil to $20.
2d. STOP. The Fall Suit. impossible to beat ours
for style, fit and quality. “Top-Liners" at $7.50 to $20.
3d. STOP. The Fall Hat. the latest up—to-daie Der-
bies and The Harrihcion and Dunlap.. ' We also have a
swell line of Sort Hats. $2. and $3.
Cams tackBms.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. MASONICVBUILUIN G
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2 TEL. CALL “4
V‘ When i went into the grain business I did so with [
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first business promises was to "give the
best service and best grain."
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
things-quality and price-«quality flrlt.
We believe In buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to your.
Reliability is everything in busineu.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUELT HATCH '
Telephone Connection
Here's More Than Your Money's Worth.
Hurlbutt’s Kelso Bond Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes, 25cts.
A Obod Box of Paper and Envelopes. 5cts.
'William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Siailoncr. Entiravcr. 49 Wall Street. Norwalk. '
calendars” ”POINT.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY
CURVE FOUNTAIN PENS AT ONE-
HALF PRICE:
Regular Price Sale Price . ......
33-3 ‘g-gg Shore Dinners and Sea Food
also 1375 of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
3.00 1.50 .
2.50 1,25 BathingI and rlshIng.
2.001.00
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRI ITOR.
TII. GIII 07-0.
Water Wingl. Ping Pong and Sport-
ing Good. of every description.
alumnus Stand
10 North Main 8h. Bo. Norwalk.
'i‘lIII Sinuhopc is ibII. lint so much
tnlkud of by Incn act upon tho correct
articlo in linismlt is «very penny-
NEW" HATS“!!!
wright a huh—I Inado by tho Crotut it
Especially
Knapp Company. lou ccrtainly want
”WSTANHOPE to IIIIII it anyway so coqu in.
Wu llnvc II IImIIplII iII lintI of (‘. ill K
“which: lulIIst lInll blocks and curls.
THREE EVENINGS
Weekly will prepare you for a
_ Better Position.
Spend your Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings in
study at our college. and you will shortly be prepared to receive a
better position and a larger salary. A four months pours: in Tel-
egraphy, Stenography. Bookkeeping and English will cost you
Fifteen Dollardma better investment you can never nd.
Come iota Our college and learn further of our methodsa
and terms.
snow shuns. cons...
CEORCB B. EARTAINr ,- y .
The I; donor Inust uIlIIu ill; peas purpose at election ”Fourth lieutounnt.
and cucumbers. I _. Colonoi ll. 8. Wood all was elected to
the office. his olaItitiiI both; practical.
by unanimous. bar In: the doom at
this meeting the up burnout or blow
tenant John H. Dillon to the aunt of
Maior Johnson was announced.
Wufiw
. W
. President.
Thieves looted manifolds of Judge
Edward durum. III Mitford. sumo time
last Friday adoration. and made away
with two IIuitII of clothes. I watch.
some lawn II: and Oil in motley. dunno
duration a poor. inoffensive negro. ilighwuy Commissioner lilacdousid
.x‘vvnog “only tbs loss. and while
I
went youtorday in his onion at the
mixing IIII short to capitol and moi visitad by data boon
W‘fifi‘fi innit . yo
Brookfld id. Todrtoio is or ' «
w l , oil It I.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
H01 WA ml.
moon
nrrma. ..
.Tin, Shed Imn. Copper 33
and Zinc.
35 so South Main smut. 3:
south "ma. Goon.
Telephone 137 3.
Lord] liens Nuts
William M. Nclsser and wife. of Phil»
adel'phia. arc stopping at tho Mahuck-
emo.
St. Joseph's 'l‘. A. 13. Society did not
hold II meeting. last evening, on ac-
count of tho ruin.
Miss Julia Shrpurd. thc efilciout wait~
rcss at Lane's restaurant. is ill at her
home in Crown avenue.
A large portrait: of Acting Governor
Edwin O. chlcr adorn one of the win-
dows of tho Glendcnnlng pharmacy.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of licrmun,
hold its first meeting in Elhs' Hull.
last. evening, having recently moved
from (lcrIuIIIIlu Hall into its now quar-
tors.
The Y. M. (T. A. orchcstrn rehearsed
lust cvcniug but on account of thc
rain thcrc was a small I'Iitcndanco.
Another rehearsal will bc hold lI‘riIiuy
(Ironing.
At thII nIccting of Putnam Hosp
Company. Monday night. R. S. Bar-
clay. of Hickory lilui‘l‘. was ununimous~
ly clcctcd an honorary Incmber of the
company.
W. l}. Aver. of Jackson. Mich. one
of thcI westcrn snlcsulcn of tho Louns-
bury & Mathcwson Shoe Company. is
stopping for a short time at the Mn-
hurkcmo.
'l‘htI indics III” St. Prior's German
(‘burch will mcct tonmrrow afternoon.
at 2 o‘clock at the homo of Mrs. lIIorgc
Suutcr. in (‘hcstnut strect. whcrc II so—
cial timII will hc cujoyod.
’l‘hc sloop "Junior," owncd by Rob-
I’I'I S liarclny. of Hickory illuff, and
I'lllllllllllltli‘ll by i‘aptaiu Millcr, arrivcd
ycstcrday noon. at its moorings oil
tbc Noxuaik l'ucht i“.lub Iiftcl II two
uni-ks noise at blushing l... l.
'lhc Y. M C. A. bascbnll team has
sccurcd o gamo with tho Militud base-
ball tI-nnl for Saturday. and will go to
that place in tho nflcrnoon. 'l‘lIc Mll—
i‘ord iI’IIIIu is said to bc a strong ag-
gvcgalion and tho local boys are look
log for an cxccrdiugly interesting
sumo.
’i‘lII sIIlIII-IIIIIIII mat to WIISII Nor
walk‘ and itowaylou. Iuis morning and
IIxumiucd lllt‘ roads. 'l‘lIcy \vIIrII ac-
IIqupauiIIIl by i‘ivil lIDIIuiIIIIIIr l‘unrlcs
.\' Wood. 'l‘lIIIy III-I.» I-IIIIIIImplatlIIu cou-
sidcrnblo grading. 'i‘lIII ditch at the
swamp on tho IIIrnpthI will bII clcnu~
IId out immcdiatcly.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanluu.
will hold a regular iuIIcliug tomorrow
IIvcuing III II o'clork in ltIId MIIII's llllII
when all IIIIIIanII-s of tho IiIIgrcc loam
IIrc urgcd to bc pI-IIsont. A full IIII—
lIIInrsul will bc bold and it is IlIIsircd
to got the work for tho grand I'tllllli'll
to ho hI-ld hcrII SIIpthanIr 25th wrll
IIIIIIIIr way.
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A couplc of large piciurI-s are on IIx—
hibitiou in tho window of John ’1‘.
lluycs' III-\vs store in Main sin-ct.
lioih lIuvu boon prcscuicd to IIIII i-‘it.
Mary's fair society. Duo in II largo
portrait of Roy. .i. ll. O'l‘lonncll. prc-
scntod by F. ii}. lloadmun. tho photo-
grapher. and thrI olhor in II bountiful
picture of Christ and tho iiiI-b ltulI-r
and was prcsonicd by Mr, linycn.
Wbcn thc now school housc nt lIhIIII
ilavcn was built nix yours uuo. lhIIrII
Ivcrc many who said that the building
would IIIIchI bII tuxcd to Its full IIII~
pucity. lnIlIch. for u long tlmc. only
than: of tho four rooms wore IIIIIIIi.
thn school opcncd Monday. howovrr.
iIom twnlvo to hItI‘Icn pupils could not
ho IIIIIIiI-Il. and thc mod for n largcr
building is now gIInIIrIIlly rccovnlzcd.
...-......
Jomca lI‘lynu. (‘thIlIIa ilradlov.
'l‘homus Wclch. M. .l. (loldvn and l’ .l
linugh. tho committee nIIIIIrId ill IiIII
meeting of tho lint Makcro‘ Sick hair
on Association. Monday evening. to
arrange for II ball for the bailout or
who new society. that last evening. and
mind to assure Music. Hall for the
event. tho date to be Thanksgiving ova
The committee will now go ahead and
arrange further details for the affair
The south Norwulk anrtotlc Club
hold II rehearsal at Adam Singer's,
South Mum street. last night. the new
ball over amoral WCHI'R odice, in
North Main moot bolus not quite
ready tor their re tion They voted
to have this placer tuned up and put
in good condition for the next med.»
lug, one wool: from last night. it was
also voted to hold II picnic in urn-Ila
orients drove. off Cilntdn avenue. Sun».
day, aopmmbsr iii. At tho next meet-
“I" Ib‘lhfinsi nvganzemanto for the pin-
a
“Us." sunning swine.
It missions cure? on {intuition item
Selllck & Print
98 Washington Street.
SO. NORWALK.
WMGW
eaay..-
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS OF FA I
AND WINTER CLOTHING ARE READY
YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES.
AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS “w
HAVE SELECTED THE NEWEST, AS WELL As
THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN-BLOCH AND
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. .
MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN a I).
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS FOR BOYS.
Willis H. and
48 and 50 Wall std.
NORWALM
New lot, bright. white and Salt Mackerel.
Fresh Eggs, home had, fine and fresh as can be,
Good Eggs. all right, warranted good,
Mason’s Jars. quarts and hints,
Rubbers for Mason's Jars. best kind rubber,
Rubbers for Old Fruit Jars.
Lightning Jars. qis.. $l.l0. Fruits,
Good Vmegar. clear and fine.
Mixed Spices. select.
Bartlett Pears,
Lorenzo Dibble,
13 North Main Street.
Mm” __ ..m
35c. do
30 c. doz.
50 c. doz. ‘
l0 c. do
II) c. do .
$l.00 doz.
25c. gal.
l0c. box
55c basket.”
i
i
COal
WE ARE SUPPLYING ALL COMERS.
EVERY SlZE IN'sIocK.
Raymond Bros.
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed It.
it there in any trouble was your eyes, come to us and have n that.
ough examination made free. \ve guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
ovuouxrn OPTIOIAN
ll WALL STREET.
WWW
FURNAO:
STOVE
RANGE
NUMBER 2 NUT .
I‘
NORWALK. CONN.
out I‘oaulta.
Andrew Carnegie says:
INVESTMENTS.
“No man can become rich moroiy on a «my.
llo also says that any man with a small amount of monoy should invut it.
The only question is where will your investment be onto and yield the inro-
WII offer invunlmnnts that are nhIIolutoly auto and at the sum:
time yiold largo results. Stocks. Bonds Mortgages. Loans. Real Elliott.
A. L. DUNCAN & 60.. Investment Swarm».
ROOM 1. LAUDER BLOCK.
GRAY BROTHERS.
Manufacturers of
IMPROVED
«lama 8m. WWII.
New Canaan.
Sada [Ind Mineral
Water:
Dun Rodi Arman Well Wafer Used Only.
MAIL ORDERS PROMP'I‘LY ATTENDED 'i'OI
East Greenwich ' Rhoda .
scorn mailman-1
film Ah.
Conn.
ESCALLOPS
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