l
nRIb‘A .‘SE
than
A true FOR
EVERYTHING.
It’s time now
to order some
of Lane’s Pure
ice Cream.
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
Local News lilies
The telephone call for the branch ot-
fica of The Evening Sentinel In Nor
walk is No. 44.
W. N. Crew is ill at his home in
Chestnut street, South Norwalk.
~I—Choice Fowls, the III.
ilui’cs‘.
The work on the foundation for thc
now both & Company silk mill in Nor—
waik is. being pushed rapidly.
Raymond liroilirra are discharging a
cargo of moulding clay tor the Colonial
Foundry and Machine Company. East
Norwalk.
~SlIoulIlm Steak 12c. Stevcus'.
Constable iIIIIland wrnt down the bar-
bor yesterday on a ilshlng excursion
aiul returned with sixteen handsome
shoppers.
The Public Market Company is guar-
anteeing better goods for less money
than any market in the Norwnlks.
Read their advertisement.
*WllCll your appetite is wavy
Try some Ready Iiita and gravy.
Packages 15c. All grocers.
I .,._._..,C.V.__ ___.....
The South Norwalk Trust Company
has sold a lot on the Osborn estate. in
SzIavlcw avenue. East Norwa‘ik. to Dr.
F. D. Baker and Mrs. Cornclii A. licu~
edict.
..l Gni‘inm. tho lailies' and men ‘s
tailor is retommondinu that Iou lii'lii‘l.
in your fall clothing that nccdu l‘t pair-
lot: now. and have it made road) for
iIuIIIIIditIte use.
10 and
at the new
~—All lltlt'Oi'R lI‘rcr-li (Tandy
2th: ”L: worth 20 and IIltiI,
storo. M. Smith & Co
licv. ll. ll. (‘arpcntm \Iill III-:cIch in
tho Vioet NoIIIalk (.‘hnpcl Sunday III"-
tIIruoon at 3:30 o‘clock. 'l‘l.II tau: (‘aiiin
(iuIIItIIitII Club will he prrsout and rou-
Ilu spIIIial InusiI
'I‘hII NeinnTk Hardware Company
gives you chance to try ita (ion) Safe
ty razors ten days and thou it you
iii-II not suitcd retain it and have your
Iuouci IIIhncxiullv rctundod.
Brut Slioiiltlcr Stcuk. ‘JI'III.
~~zi lbs
llayes'.
(liiil‘ord and liuuacll iiai'IIy. of link
my limit, I-Iaiicd to (lrccns it‘armn Writ
IIIIaduy in thcli' launch and paid a visit
in T‘T, '1‘. iiIIdiord and family, at their
handsome IIcIIidtIncc on the aeaahorc.
’l‘iIII (‘onIIIIIiiI-ut Railway and Light-
lu: l‘ompani‘ I'u multiuu cxtonuirt- l'i‘I
pairs to its “no at Hickory liliiil. 'l‘hc
track ban lli‘i‘ll lith‘l‘i‘tl twi‘vrul llii‘liv
«In. The rails IIIII also brim: t'l‘ bonded.
~ Lightning laia. $1 dozm lI‘.l)l.. it (‘o
The NIIII York Grtwrry Company is
cutting pioilta way down and you can
II-udliy 8ch what thin means in some of
um Itrma by l‘tmdlnfi iiu advertitw
initiil. lClitll! iIuttIIr In Ilflllllit: at 2:!
manta par pound.
'l‘iIII aocini routinittoo oi the South
Nurwuik linoiiIIt Church lIIIld ii IIIIIIII
int: iaat (waiting. at the clone of tho
prayur mcotimz, and I-ompiIItIId iil'
mum-month for the uocitii to be hold at
tho home of Mina Minnie Farris. WIIIL
nnmiay orcnluu oi' unlit wIIuiI.
' "LI/iii Irrudcu find Manitoba and Conn
tcrpanru at upIIclni nrlrou for fiat. Mill
Mon. at. the now atom. M. ii. Smith
6) Co.
A number of the membern of Com-
limit P prut. lit'oti iiuakotbaii at tho a:
unity that evening 'l‘hu mutant I.itili
noon qurt III for regular aurora. 'l‘iu-
company will have auvumi tram, and
it lit Important! that tho tiriit train will
ia- evou atroituer than hint your
PAINT VOUII BUGBY FOR 754::
in it with Demos: moan Carriage
Paint it WIIIIIIIII a to ii on. morn to
"it‘ pint than othrru, wears longer. and
zit-on II trims: mural to new work Sold
hr (301110le Watkins It Dow. iii E
(iorhnm and H. '1‘. t’mwitt It Go.
0’
Pipes- Pipes.
Our aluminum at 259 goods in the
ham lot we over «whom! W
'look at ind rim ml to tin: Intuit}
tr. our 50. 75c and ti Pines. amber
mutt: piece. to [0th to sire
sump Wu him I: “L and ”tilt:
no that is It hummuij tor the indoor.
it iii to: trouble In tut to About our Standard Quality
in. than. " T ‘
, “Blown Sugar, 23lbs.,.$1 F. D l; & Co‘
evening, in Mystic Chain
Washington street.
Herbert Smith. of, Bridgeport. has ee-
cured a poaition an apprentice to much-
iuliit, at the Norwuik iron .Worku. Mr.
Smith in making his home at 40 Sprint;
street.
hall, in
~1401equaitcra liiutton, So Stevons'
"l‘lio first. meeting of the season for
tho Norwiilk Chapter, liloughtcrs of the
American Revolution will take place
on Thursday of next week at the (lou-
tral Club house.
The meeting or thtI lntermodiaic Ep-
worth Lunatic oi’ the Norwnlk Mutho
dist Episcopal Church, which was to
have been held thin evening, has been
iiidoiluitoly postponed.
~Crush ilata at O‘lirion'a.
District Division. No. i. A. 0. H.. of
South Norwalk. hold its regular iilillll—
monthly meeting. hint evening. in its
hall in Washington street. but trans-
aciIId only routine business.
Mrs. Mary l~iuhbcll, Mrs. Elia ilub.
boil and Harry Oliurlaudor, who baa
boon spending the summer at Little
I.'liammock inland, have i‘t"l.ili‘ilt‘il to
their home in Woodward III'eIIIIc.
.II«l.II,I:s Spring Lamb. ltc llI.'.
Mutton, i2c. I-loycs‘.
Logo
The stcamor “Maid of licnt" maIiII
lll‘l‘ regular weekly trip from “initial:-
ton to South Norwulk. this morning.
and took quitc a number of panaongors
l'I'IIuI 'l‘lIII Norwalks to the Long island
shore.
Albert Hayes. of South Norwalii.
vice-president of the South Norwulk
it‘it‘o and lirum liand. formerly employ-
ed by l'aintor l1}. .3_ lorhnut. hue Si"
owed a position as conductor on the
Bridgeport trolley lines.
——All kinda of Flesh at
prices. Stevcns’.
The Consolidated Railroad is having
made 300 ilat cars in what is known as
the Pratt Couutruction. ’l‘hc (‘lil‘l-i were
ordered recently and arc now being
constructed at the Sagantorc shops of
the Keith lilauut‘aeturing Company.
roasonai Ilc
'l‘hc hm meeting oi' the Norwalk
PM Council will be bold Monday (‘Vl‘-
meeting tho work of rebuilding" thII
IIItaiiIinIz nail in tho i‘till‘ of tluI \lain
ticct iirc house will bII ratified
millillilt’s and lxiiox licrby. 0 liiicn.
The case of E. M. Andrews against
ll. lliil, .lr.. will conic lit‘TOl‘t‘ .ludIzII [I].
\i. Lockwood in tho Norwalk ’l‘own
Court, tomorrow IuI‘u'ning. Mr. An
drowa became lilt‘tlllfit‘tl bIIIIIIIIStI Major
iiili spanked his young son for thiow
ing a stone at him.
——-'l‘lic summer hoardcr Right; and site
And longs for home and Ready tilts
Packager. 15c. All grocers.
'l‘hc monilwru of the Y. Iii. i". A. fool—
ball loam hartI IIoustI‘IIctIId It lili‘lillllll
machine and illlt'll I-I'IIIIing may be awn
:It the heatiqtiarters in South Main
IItrcct practicing for llil‘ {all work
iI‘rouI present ticiivitlcn and appear—
ances the team this tall will be better
lIIIu (‘Vt‘l' bct‘orc.
”"SWi‘i‘l l’otaiocs, ‘JI’II- pk. F. 1). Law-
‘on ti: tin,
Frank N. lI‘III'ria took a party Iii lad—
ll‘S and Izcntlcmcn out for a sail yIIa~
Icrdai’ iIi'iIIrnoIIII. in hhI yacht “iiclIIiI
lI‘.“ 'l‘hII otuiui: was i‘mllllllli'll into the
I'Vlilllliiz. II'hIIII lhi' party enjoyed a
moonlight nail on tho Sound. Staph.
Wurc inadc at Slictlicid tutti L'litllii-I
illiil'k. and a moat dcilubliul trip is 11'-
period by IIIIIIIIonIII
«Complcto .I:ItIItk of T.’lllli‘8' ”and
Rome Notk Iiiii‘i‘a llnaivry. il' Ii k‘ir‘,
Coraoia I‘llil Notions at thtI new slow.
.‘il. :4. Smith & t‘o.
.IIIIItlIIII lIIIIrINI ii. Ki‘i‘lt'l‘ lulu ll unitill
crop at potatoes at hia litiillt.‘ that (or
am and quality he think» can‘t be
lil'iil. Last Itprinu ho Bfli‘ill‘lltl tIIo po-
lutuoti from motion in Norwuik, cut
ihcni into Illt‘i‘tiH and planted two «won
in cacti hill, planting in all t’ourIt-IIII
lilllh‘. A low Iluyo nun lIII Iluu tho po}
toiniota and noiuhod llil'l’ii. 'i‘iIIIir
IIouIblnIIIi uuiuht II in; alxty pounda.
LLLLL Loan Multan 12c; Spring LtInIb.
i-Ic. iiIIyIIII’.
‘i‘hn IIoIIiai committcc of “III III
Norwniit iiuptiut i‘hurch mot IIIIIIII tin»
pruyvr IIIIIIviIIII. hint Iwuninn. and liliilit‘
iurthor orrnngcmunta for tho pinu
point and Whipping" littl‘llll, to bc iiuhi
mutt Wrdnrnduy cvrnlnu. at the homi-
of “TM Minnie Forriit. in Hanviow aw
nun. iiiaat Norwnik. Elaborate til'l‘iliii'r
tuiouu are bring “mill! for the affair.
which will iIII for the lithium. oi“ tit"
liorlttty.
wimdicu. it you want II iIiIIuiitnmo
lI‘rrInch iirnvcr Import! hat. the moat
oitmtmt putt on tho market. buy IiIrIIcIt
from tho factory and and more middle}
moan profits. Pearson it Buundcru.
lint ihel .
Diamond Ringsi
$10.00 to 5185 Each
Lidies' Stone Rings,
Popular Combinations
’ Signet Rinks
The iloxmakcra’ Union will hold its,
semi-monthly meeting next Tuesday
Iiing. and it is expected that at this _
I l
l
Isl. STOP.
Take tiii‘scar. it goes direct to both oi our stores, the
depots of FALL CLOTHING STYLES.
The Fall Overcoat,
the accepted short. medium and verv long, $0 to $20.
. 2d. STOP. TheI Fall Suit. impossible to beat ours
for style. fit and quality. “Top-Liners" at $7.50 to $20.
i 3d. STOP. The Fall Hat, the latest up-to—date Der-
bies—The l‘larrintzlon and Dunlap.
swell line oi SOIt Hats. $2. and $3.
Cams tackBms.
» l4 SOUTH MAlN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2
Step Lively,
.7 “MAI.” _ . .
..~ \.I.
Please.
best of the best.
We also have a
MASONIC BUILUIN G
NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 4l-4
CURVE FOUNTAIN
HALF PRICE:
Regular Price
$5.00
4.00
3.50
3.00
2.50
2.00
it) North Main 8h.
and terms.
An Extremist.“
afraid of microbmi‘"
boiled
Ii littered minaret Ir tm h
[$911 , IIIIII mum .
When i went into the grain business i did so with
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first business promises wan to “give the
best service and best grain."
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
things-«quality and price—quality tint.
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to your.
Reliability ll everything in busineu.
Liuy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone Connection.
\A
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rT‘AM a...“ A. ...... ..
litre s More Than Your liltmev s WOtllt
Huilbutt’s Kelso “Bond 1 Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
A Good Box oi Paper and Envelopes, Sets.
25cts.
M.
ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY
PENS AT ONE-
Saie Price
$2.50
2.00
1.75
1.50
1.25
1.00
Water Wings. Ping Pong and Sport-
ing Good: of every description.
Coleman’s News Stand
So. Norwuik.
liEil HMS...
Especially
.....S'l‘lillll0Pli
William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Stationer. initiator.
49 iiall Street. Norwaili.
GREGORY’S POINT.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
w
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds, Cooked to Order.
Bathing and Fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Til. Clli 07.5.
nun—.-
’l‘hII. Stanhopc In tho lint so uuicii
tulkcd of by [non act upon the Correct
article in liIItII—~~lt is every ponny~
wright a lint—«outdo by tho Crotut 8.:
Knapp Company You certainly want
to III-II it anyway. no coma in.
Wot have II oomph-to lino or C. (it it
iitII'lIitIIi: lntrut l‘ull blocka and curls.
THREE EVENINGS
Weekly will prepare you for a
dis Mr. tram much
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“ course in Tab
egraphy, Stcnography. Bookkeeping and English will cost you
Fifteen 13011an better investment you can never find.
Come into our college and learn further at our methods
BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
UNITEO BANK BUILDING,
GEORGE E. SARTAIN,
.. I eminent.
Possibly that boy on run will at
Iain wraith an it linguist." raid the
“Well, I should say; no matter: the neighbor in II romfortl rig tang.
autiuntic saute slaves he years in an
mitigation nu d before he even handles «on
tho sterilize glass that contains the hair. but. in: dorsal iniouut up any:
It thing trauma, in the datum sticiti
c
"I don't think so. " answered the 13de
, “lie’n wofidrrtuilr handy with his
A mm. when!" it
till i iiiitii.
PL ammo.
STEAM, , .
am warm.
AND an
nrrma.
and Zinc.
00th NOMIIK, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
50 South Main sum. 3-
Lotti has litits
lta than now to order some of
Lanc' a pine ice cream {or Sunday Iliu-
_ nor.
lilies Lillian liutzei‘. of Hartford is:
tin.I guest of Mrs. Lona Ilriggorinan, ot‘
lI‘IIirilcld ll\‘(-‘lllit‘..
Wuicr (Tomiuisaioncr l.cvl llaui‘urd,
of Norwalk, in exported home, this :Ii‘~
icruoon from a visit to ltockaway.
“All the late Doi‘liles.
O'iiritzu.
Edward F. liiciierinoii, oi the Nor-
iioaton Store, has III-turned from an
vacation and resumed his duties at tho
sioro.
'l‘. C. Smith, of West avenue. Willi
the barrel of Peerless lliiill'. donated by
Grocer F. i). Lawton, on one at the
gate print-s oiicrcd at the Labor Day
picnic.
pounds good
liayca'.
The Junior '1‘. A. ll. Sorlcty of Si.
Mnry‘s Church will hold N 5408550“ tiIi».
ultcrnoon in the school hall. ’l‘hII sun
ior hoya' division will mcvt in the
bus-uncut of tho IIiIurIlI thia I-I'Ieuinlz.
~-~’l‘lIrIIo
Steak. 25o.
Shouldrr
W lills ii Scllctk and C.
have rIItIIIIIIIIl fiom (lli‘ll' N"\" .-,,,..
Him I trip and i'uptii‘l baron: lii‘t'll \i'r'll
IInt- I'lainIId II_I liu l‘ .l. -' Iothlur. (‘IIIII-
ilii'iii 'l‘lII-I also It :lilr‘l ihc l‘CI-Ir
\otk I'tait iIIlI.
~— “out W alking Skirt to bc noon lot
2. beat lilatk lilcrIrIri/cd Pctti
coats for $1.25, to he noon at tho new
liltil‘t‘. M. S. Smith & Co.
.Tlihi‘l’ih Malltin and brilli- II'III'II
among the spectators {It the iircmnn‘a
paradc at 'l‘homaaton. yesterday. They
urn now the guests of relative: in
South Manchester and after a VI it to
iirooklyn will rciui‘u homc not: \I'cck
MI and MIR. Aithut Sauudcru, o Kt
lohn IIIII.nuc East Norwzmik an lilt‘
happy parrots of ti ninc pound baby
girl. born Tuesday owning. Mr. Saun—
dcre is the popular clerk in Louia Joan}
iIIli'a North Main sirvIct izi'oI-cr". and
is receiving the congralulatloaa of his
l‘i'lcnils.
lmwi: i"I'l. =I
Prof. and Mrs. t“. A. liarsirom. Mr.
and Mrs. Janice Malcolm Kcndull and
Edward Kcudail. of Norwuiit. will up
to New York tomorrow and in thtI
III-calm: will attcud the presentation
of 'llouura Brothers in llaivard" :It
the Khickcrbockcr theatre.
mDunlap & \ouman Dcrbv. 0' liricn
'1 be regular prayer acrvim :It the
South Norwulk Baptist Church. last
l“\‘t'lllllfl. was largely aticiiricd and
much inlorcst Ivan taken in the llli’t‘l-
inu. 'l‘iiono norrlcca iindcr t‘II- illi‘i'I‘I
tion of the pastor, Rev. ll. ii. (‘aI'pIIn—
in, are Very interesting and proiltablII
and the attendance ouch \Vi‘i’li is grow-
log.
The Amphion Qilili‘lt‘lli‘ IIIIIut to
Stamford. hurt cvcniuu. and sum: Si‘i’I
crul HtIitIctionu at the ('uiholic l-‘air, bII~
inn held in the. Town Hall. in that
piacc. 'l‘hc quartctto report a lion
limo. rrturnlmz home on tho Hr"
train. 'i‘lmuo who want wcrc iirttry ii.
Smith. 'I‘IIomas McMahon. William
ithanibrrlain and Charles .Tilhntitiil.
«elloady Iiitii mixcd with ice croam
M likes the ,uuniinor days It IirtIam.
Packages 15c. All procure.
Daniel McCarthy, who claimed his:
homo was in Georgetown. was; IIIIIIIIIII-
rd yontordny afternoon by (iomtuitlu
John J. Goodwin on tlII.I aircoiu of
South Norwalk tor drunkounuau lillll
making himself a nitiuniicc. lict‘orr
Judge Taylor this morninz tho nitrit-
vlrr was uonteunod to thirty dam in
tall and coats. tin was taken to iirhiuII
port thin afternoon by Countable (loud-
w II.
The initiiuii’ Aaaooiatlon of tho Smith
Norwalk Baptist Church have plans
under may for an old turbinnod liar»
vest supper. to be held in the Sunday
behool room of the church. Wrdnrrdriy
evening, September 24. There will bu
the noun] old fashioned dullnncina in
the shape of pumpkin pie. can. bowed
by the ladies and the room will on
decorated appropriately with fruits of
the field. The men of‘the church arc
planning to site an entertainment nt-
- ter the supper that will be both novcl
, and pleasing.
W
Whoa II abeepaltliliug clog anpnnra in
a herd. there in no protest but let. a
hut-Intent: rabbit appear. and uvr-ry
out: will throw a rock at it. Why in
iiiitti & Piilii,
90 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
Ready.....
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS 0F EAL
~ AND WINTER 'CLOIHINC ARE READY F0
YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES. ‘ ,
NEVER BEFORE HAVE wu BEEN so CARE-
FUL IN THE SELECTION OF OUR GOODS e,
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE EACH;
RECEIVED THEIR SHARE 0F ATTENTION. ,
'AND IN THE SELECTION on FABRICS wit:
HAVE SELECTED THE NEWEST, As WELL Adj“
THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN-BLOCHIAND,
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. , .
MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS FOR BOYS. g
iiiliis H. sitar
43 and 50 ' Wall Street.
WWW.
in“: r 'mti' J .L.
, _
NORWALLJ
Rubbers for Old Fruit Jars,
Good Vinegar. clear and fine,
Mixed Spices, select.
Bartlett Pears,
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 pints.
Rubbers for Mason's Jars, best kind rubber,
Lightning Jars, qis.. $l.l0. Fruits.
15c. lb‘. ”
35 c.1102.
30 c. daz‘.
50 c. doz.
l0 c. dozf:
10 cfidoz.
$1.00 doz. ‘
25c. gal. Lg;
l0c. box ‘7
55¢ baskét
Lorenzo Dibble,
l3 North Main Street
3
3
I! WALT: STREET,
Coal
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting or Glasses should never be guessed at.
it there ll any trouble wnu your eyes, come to us and have I thor. .
ouzli examination made tree. \I I: guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
OIADUAT‘ OPTIOIAN
Andrew Carnegie says:
out results.
ROOM 1. LAUDER BLOCK.
NORWALK. CONN. I
FURNACE ,
STOVE .‘x
RANGE “
NUMBER 2 NUT
WE ARE SUPPLYING ALL COMERS.
EVERY SIZE lN STOCK, ‘l.
Raymond Bros.
INVESTMENTS. .
“No man can become rich merely on a aim."
He also says that any man with a small amount of money should invent it. .
The only question in whom will your investment be sale and yield the inn-
We otter lnvoslmonta that are absolutely ante and at the Mind
time yield large ranuita. Stocks. Bonds Mortgageu. Loans Real mutate. .
ll. 1.. DUNCAN d: 00., lnvutmam Scourltlu.
SOUTH NORwALx.
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers of
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
Waters
lm Soda. Sammt‘llll. Gllllttl' Ala.
Deep Roch Arman We]! Water Um! Only.
New Canaan,
HAIL tinnitus Puourrm Arruauuu TOI'
Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler