tattoo, test; . it»... AT LANE’ S 'Phone.130»5. is what everyone likes, and it made with care, of p re ingredi- ents, is a very health‘ desert. Our Cream is pure and we know it. Order some for your dinner. We will deliver it. 51 WASHINGTON STREET. LilDilINBllilellBS 7the telephone call for the branch 61- lice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor- walk II No. 44. Ilairy Sterling is assisting at the market of the Adams Provision Com- pnnys corner Wall and Water streets. > Read the advertisement of the I). M. Read Company now, and learn some- thing concerning tailored gowns for autumn. _ The Public Market Company call your attention to their supply of fish. It will certainly pay you to read the prices quoted. The Lockwood Manufacturing Com- pany team and the Winnipauks will contest. Saturday afternoon, on the Fair Grounds. -—All kinds of Fish at reasonable, prices. Stcvcns‘. Postmaster ilrndloy S. Kciih. of Nor- wnlk. is attending the re-union of his regiment, the Tenth Connecticut, at North Haven, today. Howland is telling their story this afternoon, in the columns of the Son- tinel. The prices are u very interest- ing part of the relation. Krioger 6‘: Company arc emphasizing their way of selling you goods on (‘I'c— dit and accepting small wcckly pay- ments for same. They respectfully rc- _uucst that you call and examine their ”fall stock. E. A. Woodward is making oxicnsivc iInporvenIcnts to his houscs in Wood- ward avenue. He is having a new board walk laid in front of- tho house occupied by William Saabyc, and new piazzas placed on the, houses occupied by William 'l‘heis and William Lyle. Adjutant General Colo has placed on iilc an order by which he accepts the resignation of First Lieutenant Wih liam F. Callahan. Company 1, Third in- iantry, C. N. 0. He gives him an honv orable discharge from the military scr~ vice of the state to take cffcct Scptcnr litll‘ 9. The local chapter. Daughters of the American ltcvolution. will hold its first meeting of the fall season Wednesday afternoon, September 11'. at 1’. o'clock, at tho Central (‘lub rooms, in Wcst Iivcnuc. Spccial plans arc bcintz madc for the meeting. and it is cxpccicd to be of unusual interest. The prayer meeting at the South Nonvalk Baptist Church. tonight. at in o clock will be conductcd by tho pastor Rev. H B. Carpenter who wilt make a short address. These meetings .IIc helpful, and are growingdn num- ber each week. and all are invited to attend and bring a friend. ’l‘hc Ilanbury News says that tho Ceimiany (l basketball team of that city, has been asked to join a basket- ball league to consist of clubs from Danbury, Norwalk Stamford, Port Chester. Bridgeport and New Haven. The Dunbury team in planning to how a name at the Danbury armory oncc every two weeks regularly and on each holiday afternoon during the coming winter. Joe Walker, of Stamford, formerly of South Norwalk, is in training for a fit- icon round go with Frank Klopp. of llnnbury, the bout to take place at New Milford, Wednesday evening of next week. at the New Milford Town Hall. There will also be several other bouts of a minor order to the Walker—Kinny) affair. The coming week will be New Mtlford'ti fair week and a big crowd is expected. There is considerable talk of getting a special train to run from llunhury to New Milford and return for Wednesday evening. PAINT YOUR BUGOY FOR 75a to $1 with Devoo'n moan Carriage Paint It weighs 3 to 8 can. mum to the pint than others were longer, and given a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Comotoclt Watkins at Dow. 131.81 B]. Gorhnm and H ’l’. Prowltt & Co. 0. Pipes - Pipes. Our assortment a”: 2513 god. to the fluent lot we ever hurried-«pretty to look at and very uge‘hii to the smok- nut 60 75c and $1 Pipes, umber mouth place. are mranteed to give aetiotaetion. We have a. 15 and 10c Pipe that is e hummer for the money. tin no trouble for as to show our Standard Quality William Sterling, of Iluyvlew avenue, ‘ has resumed his duties as usher in Hoyt's theatre. Percy E. Ferris took a party out for a moonlight sail, last evening, in the launch “Bonita." The Muller family, who occupied the cottage, 61 Woodward avenue. have moved to Massachusetts. The fair to he held by the Hat Trim- mcru‘ Association, raise money for the Sick l'lcneiit Fund. There is complaint about illegal quail hunting and the slaughter of young birds in the neighboring,r woods. The Boozere‘ (lomodinns' Club will hold an important meeting tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. in the Warwick Hotel. Finnk 11.1 itch tho Woodward avo— nuc grocer. is moving his stock from his present I0(‘i,llltlll to 126 South Main stIcct. today. Cockcnoc Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor— walk, will confer the adoption degree on three candidates at its meeting, to- Inorrow evening. Richard Raymond sprained his an— klc yesterday, in jumping from the do— iivcry wagon in front of his store in Elm Grove place. wlforequartcrs Mutton, Bo. Stcvcns‘. A number of local Grand Army Incn arc cxpcctcd to attend thc I'c-union of the Tenth Connecticut Volunteers, at North Haven, today. ThoSocial Committco of the South Noi'walk Baptist Church, Y. P. S. (l. 19.. will meet at the close of the praycr meeting, this evening. Thomas Kcogh took a party out this morning, in his launch “Sarah lx'," They will make an effort to bring home a mess of blackflsh. The local branch of the Retail (‘It‘l‘lis Protective Association. will hold a Inccting, this evening. chcrnl new members will'bo admitted to the illlr ion. George Reynolds and N. S. Foren- son, of East Norwalk, I'I’~pI'cscIItctl the Prohibition Club of Norwaik, at tho annual convcntion hold yostcrday in Now Britain. Charles W. Holt, clerk in H. '1 Prowitt.'s hardwarc store, Norwalk has rcsunicd his ntudics in ston- ography at the night scssiou of tho Brown Business (\olicgc. Wanicd. two hundred young men, to hear VolIIcy ll. flushing, of Maine, and Fred H. Victor. of New York, spcak at St. l’ctcr‘s Church, Friday evening. September 12. lcortzc W. llradlcy, of Now Ilavcn. was in South Norwuik yostcrduy in the interests of the Rcmington 'i‘ypcwrit- or Company. and called on Hot. George E. Snrtain, of the Brown flus— incss College. Raymond llrotlrcrs have secured the contracts for furnishing tho finishing materials for large l‘illIl‘OlliI jolts at Marvlndalc. Pn.. llolivar. N. Y.. Friendship. N. Y.. and i’lcivcdcre, N. Y. These contracts will last way into thc wintcr months. Sherman (‘ounc ii will meet this cvcn— ing. at ti ()(IUt k In Red Mcn' s Hall, in Washington strcct, at which timc thcrc will he a rehearsal by the dcgrco Ham and prcpurailons will be made for tin grand council to be held here Septem— ber 25. All members arc specially urg- ed to be prescnt. it is now thought that there will be no baseball gumcs. Saturday afternoon, on the ilcckcr Field. The prospects are not very bright just now for any more gumcs this season. There has hecn considcrublc talk among the fans in regu rd to the chances for n success- ful season of a state league tcum in The Norwaika. llutlcr Lodge, No 97 l. 0. 0. F‘., met last cvcnlng. in their rooms in Wash- ington strcct. and workcd the first dc- grcc on Alli d Hopkins, Benjamin L. lioichklss. 0 our Visitor and Mark A. Smith. ’l‘lic'_ nrk was very satisfac- tory, and nve.ything is in good shape preparatory to the full and winter work of the lodge. At the family meeting in the South Norwulk Congregational (iliurch. to- night. the pastor. Rev. l'uul Monro Strayer. will speak informally on Three Days in My Vacation. At the close‘ of the short scrvicc the Sunday School Council will moot. Superinten- dent Il‘l‘llllk A. Ferris coming down front Martha‘s Vineyard to be present. At a meeting of the committee of St. Mary's proposed pariah fair, held last evening. John Henry was made ehnir~ man of tho ticket selling committee. His assistants will be John '1‘. Hayes, William ll. Malone and Matthew J. Burns. The chairman of the ticket tak- ing committee in Matthew J. Burns. and he will be assisted by Michael J. Riordan. John F‘. Moore. John Sim and Edward J. Finnegan. Diamond Rings? ”$10.00 to $105 Bath Ladies' Stone Rings, Popular Combinations Signet Rihgs I It Right Prices in November, is to! Isl. STOP. The Fall Ov 3d. STOP. 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, . SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL 32—2 Step Lively, lake this car. it goes direct to both of our stores, the depots of FALL CLOTHING STYLES. the accepted short. medium and verv long. $8 to $20. 2d. STOP. The Fall Suit, impossible to beat ours ‘ for style, lit and quality. “Top-Liners” at $7.50 to $20. I i The Fall Hat, the latest up-to-date Der- .bies—The Harrineion and Dunlap. swell line of SOIt Hats, $2. and $3. i ~ . , iC’oms tookBras. Please. ercoat, best oi the best. In We also have a MASONIC BUILDING ‘ NORWALK. . I TEL. CALL 41-4 When i went into the We base our claim to We believe in buying Buy Oats That’s Telephone Connection, my whole heart and strength. One of my first business promises woe to "give the best service and best grain." things—quality and price—quality nrlt. holding our customers from year to year. Reliability II everything in businell. MANUEL T. HATCH. grain business 1 did so with your patronage on just two the best grain andflthereforo Clean. Here's More Than Youri’ilonev'S Worth HIIIibIIii’s Kelso Bond Paper. 48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes, A Good Box of Paper 25cts. and Envelopes, Scis. William P. Beers, Bookseller. Siatloncr. Eniiravcr. ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY CURVE FOUNTAIN PENS AT ONE- HALF PRICE: Regular Price Sale Price $5.00 $2.50 4.00 2.00 3.50 1.75 3.00 1.50 2.50 1.25 2.001.00 Water Wings, Ping Pong and Sport- ing Goods of every description. Coleman’s News Stand 10 North Main 8h, 80. Norwalk. NEW Bill... Especially .....STiitili0PE \' l “ hawk-4| lill'ltli auto; 49 Wall Street. Norwallt. (tumours POINT. EAST NORWALK. CONN. -—-—-—— Shore Dinners and,Sea Food of all kinds. Cooked to Order. Bathmg and hump . Bath Houses to Rent by eason .l. E. O’SULLIVAN. PROPRIETOI. Tel. Call 07.5. The Sin hope is the lint. so much talkcd of by men set upon the correct article in Hatawit is every penny- weight a hatm—mudo by tho Crofut & Knapp Compunv. You certainly want to son it anyway. so come in. We have n complcto line of C. & K l‘lcrbics: latest li‘ull IilOlIiB and curls. THREE EVENINGS Weekly will prepare you for a Better Position Spend your Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings in study at our oblie’go. and you will shortly be prepared to receive a better position and a larger salary. A four monthS’ course in Tel» egraphy, Stenography. Bookkeeping and Englishw will cost you Fifteen Dollars—n better‘ investment you can never » Come into our college and learn further ofnd our methods . and terms. BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE. UNITED BANK BU'LD.NGI, GEORGE E. SARTAIN, The Socialist Labor Party of South Norwalk will hold an open air nines meeting next Monday evening in Rail , road Square when M. It. Corrosion. the star orator of the party from New York city, will deliver an address. A. H. tiling will preside at the mention and will also make an address. ‘- L * Eresldent. Jeweler 11.8 Ferris in sick at his home in Clay street. W...“— H. F. Jor n, of New York city. to in South No nik on n abort business trip. , , , W 314.com“ H. Quintitrd of Main threat. Will leave Saturday tor a new , 01 do W K ‘ Silvcrminc. PLUMBING. STEIN". H02 WATER. AND WIS FITTING. Tin. Sheét Iron, Copper ' and Zinc. ' 50 South Main Street, .. South Nerwelk, Conn. Telephone 137-3. Lanai News In: Chief J T PIowltt accompanied the Nomalk firemen to Thomaston, this rooming Attorney .l l. Canon is in Bridgeport today appearing in behalf of John lan- nor who is facing his third (haIgo for burglary. Miss Anna Rae who has been spcnd ing the summer with DI. Jamcs C, Lay of StrawbcIrI llili left this morning for her home in New York city There was contcrnation at the (‘on- tor school today. Through an over- siuht the flag was I'aiscd and flung to tho broczo with the field down. Tho matter was remedied later. Chief of Police William Vollmcr and George Knapp wont. to Illfilgoport again today to tcstify in thc case of Al- fred Nason. the clcvcr horse thcif. ii is exported llllll scuicnto will be pro- pounced this aftcxnoon. Tho Amphion Musical Literary and Dramatic Society will hold its semi-monthly Inccting ncxt Tuesday evening in Sons of 'l‘cmpcranco hall in Al'icr thc Incl-tins: there will lw an informal dance and social time. EXECUTIVE BUSINESS. Kecler Asks Churches to Observe Mc- Kinley Anniversary Sunday. A i"tilllllllllllt'illI01] has bc~~n I‘t‘ccircd by tho acting: pm‘I'I‘IIiII‘ (ailing illicit Iiou to llli‘ fact that a Inovcmcnt has bccn inauguratcd to hold appropflatc Incmorial scrviccs in the various churches throughout the country in rc- counitlon of the anniversary of the death of the late l‘I‘osldont lIII‘Kinlcy. The governor says ho is henritly in sympathy with this idea aml trusts that tho chnrchcs in this state will hold scrvh-cs ncxt Sunday appropriiflc to the occasion. Acting (iorcrnor chlcr has nppoin tcd Edward H. Coognn of Windsor Links and Josiah (l. Mums of both tlsficld appIaisoIs of tho stoic piisou piopcity with instrmtious to i“oI\\aId Ilo-Ir Icpori to thc board of dircctors when comhlctcd. i'ndcr the law the appraisal must be made each year. Acting (lorcruor ix’ccicr has author izcd thc admission of James Nuoan of Now Marco and Ilcnry French of F.1- lington to thc (Itinnocticut School for lInlIci-iics at l.akc\'llic. llc has an provcd tho bills (If the Conliccllciil Hospital foI the in: one lot tlIc month of \ugust, fol $3 8312 .land of II. 0. Arciili commissionci on domcstic uni Innis. NJ}: :3 tot assistanco (lillllli: July llc has also assigned ihc following Iommisslons of oilicc: Charles l'l. l'lutchings of East Hartford, to bc acc- ond lieutenant and William A. llinds. Hartford, quurlcrmnstor, of the First Company, Governor's Horse luard: Albert M. Johnson of Now flown to be major, Emile Grcosner. of New Hu- von to be captain and i" irst i lcntcnunt ilnnfoith 0. Lombnid of New Haven, to be sac and lieutenant Smith (1. Wood of second lieutenant], Smith G. chd of New Haven to the third licutcnaut of the Second Company, Governor's Foot (lutu'd. TRUE BILL AGAINST A PRINCE. Nobieman Charged with Misconduct Under Criminal Law Amendment. LONI’ION, Soptembcr liw'l‘ho grand Jury in the Old Bailey today roturncd a true hill against Prince Francis Jo- seph, of llruganzu (who was a mom- ber of tho [lustre-Hungarian Inlsalon to the coronation of King Edward). charging him with “misconduct under the criminal law anwndmont." The hearing of the charges bionght against Prince Francis Joseph. of Braganzn and otth Inca took place in the Bouthwark Police Court early in July and attracted much attention Sir Edward Clarke. the former solicl tor general defended the prince. The prosecutor altered the charge from felony to "misconduct under the crim- inal law amendment. Sir Edward in- timated that the defence Would be con- spiracy to rob and blackmail. Strict secrecy was observed by the court ofli oinlg regarding the exact nature of the charges others concerned in the charge were placed in the dock at the Central Criminal Court and pleaded "Not gull ty. " Prince Nicholas 01 Bragnnzn. and other relatives and friends were in the crowded court ream. lII opening the corn counsel for the prosecution said the offence with which the prince was charged was for too common in Landon. . f WWW Ready..... CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS or rat AND WINTER CLOTHING ARE READY no YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES." ‘ NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN so em. FUL IN THE SELECTION OF OUR GOODS; STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE EACH, SIIIIIIIk & Print, 98 Washington Street, 50. NORWALK. THESOUTH NORWALK EVENING sENTINBL hank I} Vinita; THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN- BLOCH AND, PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND .. SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS FOR BOYS. Willis H. snail 43 and 50 Wall Street? NORWALK.? New lOt, bright, whiteaud Salt Mackerel, Fresh Eggs. home land. line and fresh as can be. Good Eggs. all right, warranted good, Mason’s Jars, quarts and pints, Rubbers for Mason’s Jars, best kind rubber, Rubbers ior Old Fruit Jars, Lightning Jars. qts., $I.l0. Fruits, Good V Inegar, clear and fine, Mixed Spices, select. Bartlett Pears, Lorenzo Dibble, 13 North Main Street 15:. lb ‘ 35 c. doz. ; 30 C. (102. 50 c. ~ doz. ‘ 10 c. (I02 l0 c. dfoz. $l.0,0 dbl.” 25c. gal.“ 10c. box 55c basket Later in the day the prince and the 3 Andrew Carnegie says: lie also says that any man with a small amount of The only question is where will your investment be out results. time yield large result it there in any trouble won your eyes, come to us and have a that; cash examination made free. M e guarantee satisfaction. 0. B. JACKSON, onnnun‘r: own-Imam II WALL BTREET. INVESTMENTS We offer GRAY BRO l‘HERS” .n‘ Manufacturers of IMPROVED wafers New Canaan. Wise People Realizew that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at. FURNACE i BTOV: ; RANGE NUMBER 2 NUT WE ARE SUPPLYING ALL COMERS. EVERY SIZE lN STOCK Raymond BrOs. “No man can become rich merely on a salary.” » Investments that are absolutely safe and at the nine _ 5. Stocks, Bonds Mortgages, Loom; Real Estate. . If. 1.. DUNCAN «it 00.. Investment Seourltfes. noon 1. manna BLOCK Soda And Mineral 'i' lepton soda. ammonia. alum Ale. Deep Rock Arfcslen Well Wafer Used Dub. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. NORWALK. CONN. ' money should invent it. , , safe and yield the lam ' scorn NORWALK."
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