1
lturbanco is central this morning
‘ snaps was casts; servos .
at Etc tip
a s scidi it til Pane1Pntier'iis
at its. 3 w
.finlmcs
my acetic 'im
tall "by: learners». must.
Monophonic Hotel Block.
800123133 NORWALK.
CONN.
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WEATHER FQBEGAST. 3
Forecast for Norwalk and viciniyt:
Fair tonight and Sunday cooler.
Light rain has been hints general
during the past twenty-four hours east
of- the Mississippi river. The dlis-
n
.ihe St. Lawrence Valley with trough
of low pressi'il'e extending down the
eastern portion of themew Work state
coast. The area of high measure and
cold Weather is central ove'r Missouri.
Frosts were reported as fat south as
St. 1.51119. Atlanta (3a.. was tWelve
degrees colder than New Haven this
morning.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
clearing weather tonight followed on
Sunday by fair and lower temperature.
-—Cl1‘oice 'Fowls 16c lh Hayes:
A family gathering is being held this
afternoon at Cobble 55555551115 sum-
mer home of Senator and Mrs. John H.
Fer,ris at Belle Island There are
about twentycfive in the party and an
old fashioned clambake and chowder
will be indulged in.
“Crush Hats at 0' Brien's.
Charles Ruscoe of Lewisboro gave
his annual clambake and reception to
his railroad friends last Sunday. For-
ty- -two sat down to on elaborate dinner.
and all present pronounced it one of
the best receptions their genial friend
"Chail'ie’ had tendered them
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
During the storm Wednesday a Six
teemfoot St. Lawrence skiff..\owncd by
B Burchard was taken from her moor-
ings at The Knob and driven out into
the Sound. Mr. Havens who has
charge of the vessels, is making an of
tort to obtain trace of the skill.
”Complete stock 0! Ladies' Hand-
some Neck Buffs, Hosiery, H d' k‘ fs.
Corsets and Notions at the new store
M. S Smith 6'1. Co. '
Complaint has been made to the so
lectmcn by Elmer Davidson. of Lex-
ington a\ cane. that dogs in the viola
ity of his home bark almost continual-
ly during the night, greatly annoying
his wife who lies ill with a fever. The
selectmcn can do nothing in the mat
ter if the canines are licensed.
-3 lbs. Best Shoulder Steak.
llayes'.
25c.
William 0' Brien son of Mrs. Julia
O'Brien of Elizabeth street left to
day for Exeter Mass. where he will
enter upon a course of study at Exotcr
Academy. Mr. O'Brien was formerly
a pupil in the South Norwalk Hill!
school He will go to Boston and
'spend a few days with relatives en
luring the academy at its opening next
Wednesday.
——-Youugs and Knox Derby. O'Brien
Sridgotcudcr Colo. in closing the (to
tea. before opening the draw this mor-
ning for the Julia 15.. received a sov-
ere shock from the gate which was
heavily charged with electricity The
charge came from the trolley wire.
Mr. (‘ole Ia positive that the Tram-
way Company should take means to
prevent such a careless distribution of 3
the deadly liquid.
Wan—.-
THAT IEAUJIFUL 01.003
comes (mans which in Doves:
Varnis Floor Point: costs 5 cents
Note a quart tb0'11kh.80id by Coin.
stock Watkins It Dow. E E. Gorbam
and H. T. Prowitt I Go ”
WM-..
of being correctly attired.
as.
an Oldst'izobil of
,V .
who i Ill otttyphpld fever. is report.
ed to 3
1140. .
Dogs yesterday by a souls of twenty-
sevcn to twentyvtwo.
Wear the Marks" Amheim
Clothing and you are positive
I it
”was WWW:
yen-edema 7711:1311 of
.‘Selisfil'r, of Maple street,
a lxnp‘rovi 1313.
"—4.5 s Mutton 12 "Spring Lamb.
eyes.”
The 55. Means defeated the Bull
.VWW
. ~Ailtiielats Barbie's. O’Brien.
Wi-
Ravinond Brothers are making ex-
building, in Norwalk.
You should certainly read Rowland' s
advertisement and become informed
of the proper oostumos'for fall wear.
W
wheat Walking Skirt to be seen for
3215:1155: Black Mercerised Petti-
coats for $1. 25 to be seen at the new
store. M. S. Smith & Co.
2 WI
Y~David A..’R089 has'resigned his po
sition as canvasser for the Metro'poll.
tan Life Insurance Company, in Wash-
ington street. ,
W
Wnei'pley it Clark are telling today
of cigars. They are satisfied that the
more you know‘ of cigars, the better
it is for them
’Better than life insurancewStill
s'oas Specific for chills and lover.
Benjamin Nuttefo'r'd a candy maker
in the employ of DéKlyn and Son Nor-
walk, received word yesterday. of the
death of a sister.
George E. Curtis, secretary of the
Norwalk Yacht Club. is able to be out
after a short illness at his'home in
West avenue, Norwallt.
—--—-r-,--r- .
~Dr. M S Roses me at Ear Spe-
cialist from Bridgeport. rt' oved his
office from the Msbackemo- Hotel. to
52 North Main St. .So Norwaik, where
he can be consulted. on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and suturdays from 1
o'clock to l p. In. only.
_..,3,..
Mr. Dunaeback, manager of the
Computing. Scale Factory in Sausa-
tuck Is shortly to take up his abode
with Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Bowen. in
St John Street.
The I). M. Read Company hat'e some
n'ow bras‘s beds. which they wish to
advertisement is their medium of
speech.
——Dunlap & Youman Derby 0' Brion
The Norwhlk Hardware Company
yesterday installed a No. 4 safe from
the Cinc nnatl Safe Company in then
store in Main street Norwaik Thc
'affair weighs 800 pounds.
The launch Sara K. has been char-
tered by Greens Farms parties to
take them to Oyster Bay to attend
President Roosevelt's reception, which
will be from 4 to 6 o'clock p.111.
—~Threo
Steak. 26c. Hayes:
This is a delightful month for tak-
ing a vacation and to aid for planning
for a very pleasant one as well as a
very reasonable one. turn to the adver-
tisement of the New Y'oik Central in
another column of thispaper.
if the friends of the South Norwalk
Bible School will watch fur the, week-
ly bulletin in Saturday's Sentinel ”mi
can learn what is being. done on
planned for the best tutorests of the
school All who have notices for this
bulietfn are requested to send them to
3Mr. Baker at the Sentinel office.
' ~ overtime,
te'n‘sive repairs to the Old Pottery ”5
especlally call your attention to. Their ~
pounds good Shoulder ,« ,
A quick glimpse a" so 3 3 3
diner-priced shows til
in It is and indlvi cal in ”estrus.
as his priced ones have hose in prev
ions seasons. ;
Tasman suite in mack. hide ‘or
brown with flaring skirt Jacket‘ls lin-
5.1 with satin and resonant beau do
solo, skirt has seams litre pad with
taffeta. 813 ”50
Black pebble-chariot turtles blade
with tiuil flaring skirt '1 d~satin lined
jacket. in can at lit to in unusual
figures as Well as the regular sites.
Walking-sultslnfiorfo effect. éThc
finish is elven not n pl is or air
but by the fashionab in slot seams»
Reefer suits luJa 13:31am;1 new d3c31u3biet
bros ed st e. 0‘ 9i solo rgn
and Ei'shnty 'iityle s 3irt' has the right
tiara $18.
Pebbles: cvlot costume richly finish
ed with sil trimming Has blouse ef-
fect carried below waist line to a
graceful il11ish.$li).
Rich and plain black broadcloth
costumes; made with no garuiture at
all but tailored with particular nicety.
Excellent in at tpo and with a dis
tingulshed style 319. 50.
Second floor.
WALKING- SKIRTS.
There is a radical chance in the
style of these handy yet dressy skirts.
They are longer for one thing (reach
well to the ankle) and the finish gives
a straight effect with a pleasing flare
at the bottomh ,
or cloth that looks as though flaked
with snow and finished in kiltcd style,
special value—$3. 50.
Black cheviot laid in box pleats, very
effective— 86.
Blue or black with wide flare and so
strapped as to seem to have slot seams
~38.00.
w)"
Second floor.
DRESS SKIRTS.
Thecoliection is growing in beauty
as well as novelty every day. How they
come and go! ‘
Black broadcloth pleated on sides
and bonded with silk in novel pattern
silk‘lluod also—413.50.
Blue cheviot with welt tucks at
seams and silk outlined panels run-
ning from front .to each side-38. 75.
lllack chcviot with paneled bands of
silk setting It off into panels-37 50.
Second floor.
25:: HANDKERCHIEFS,
' 19/20.
A special lot or Swiss handkcrc hicfs
embroidered with pretty patterns in
hlnk red or blue.
So' good that we bou'ght a big lot.
.lucky We did for they sell like good
follows without having been andvxzrtls
. c
Near elevator.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
. 905.159“
WWW...” ._.......-........_...__...__ .. W
1 unit
will advance in price
$2.00 next season.
, MAI] widths Fancy Taffeta Ribbons
10c yd. Son ourmpoclal in RdltsJ
Combs. Beaded Bugs etc.
amt-e. M. s. smunfid Co.
bowling alleys that Louis Potter or
posts to open under the former Ray-
street about October 1
same purpose fifteen years ago and in
some as they were when made. or-
ouch cleaning before they will
ready for use.
ted by voluntary coutri
of
' or 'gaint. g, . 3... ~
yo :‘t'érlvfifiwili
not n sfscior y 9 V be i'
pointed at our c
ion of Lililiibd Itibdflxbillto' “no
assistance. tan
a cal 11 '1'
31111111 I Ital-tiller“?’l'hoM
Mme
avssacsssssi’v
“a no.1 n
To sell mobster Goods in; its: money 155% mt'l'léel in ‘
WW mlwsmuted strictiv fresh
or Motley refunded.
o .snUstiuscsscer-t-puislnocnc .
. .45
IitonalAionIdlnlioicicowibdlil"!
as. an the new things in lmdies' Shell 11%
at the new '
Thomas Smith wIlV 'hst'o bhsrge of
the new pool and blilsrd parlor and
mood grocery store in South Main . .
This Is the
place Mr. Potter occupicd for the
vestintlon shows that the alloys are 3 '
cept being a little rough The; will "'
have to be pinned and given a tho;
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or insti-
tattoo
butlon wt 1 be xlvcn s iilmrai quantity
the Lehman & Marti nos Palnt ..
at one sol.
dad to av.
mat of the dint ibemby made all. In 3
{333001ch timiy product ,
in.
I Staples line. (to.. Not-walk. (hm
sum, Waitins'o'now. so. honking
W Vilma.
given as notice.
Place your order this
year.
They will never be
cheaper.
Misti
3 on 1111.111
.. t Lillill‘lliil u.
trill
theatrical and our »
Manulacturers have 4‘
' $11001er
‘ Mills ind the general went aloft.
prices.
._ ' ‘ ' ‘ it {33 3'3
' 51‘s ‘1' t1 his 3*; s s.
96119 Build Worm banishing
alone 1?, ‘S‘KFTIMBE‘B s.
Spe‘disl Endimment at
and her COMEDY 300.. ,3.
Supported by. Mr. abs-a Nodlns, and
l'I'O'r 00m Grebe-ire. ~"
New vaudeville Actl.33 New Scenery
and Electrical Effects. Minions ‘
Every Day After Monday.
outlay night-leis Daughter a sacrifice
Saturday night—~Tilc Gold King.
Saturday atternooh-Tcn Nights in a
Barroo'm
Popular Prices: Evening.10, 20, 30c.
Matinee, 10 and 200
“v
nov'r's THEATRE
‘l‘li’FS‘c‘Nldbtn cosmeaorig
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
Re- appearance of Mysterious
Marvelous
ANNA EVA FAY
Who will present the most Won
d‘erful. amazing. bewildering
entertainment ever witnessed.
NEW FEATURES.
NEW NOVELTIES.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
NEW COMPANY.
special matinee, Saturday, at 2: 15
for ladies only. No gentlcmsnt ad-
mitted.
POPULAR PRICES, lo, 20, 30c.
«A...» aw-w... .
ANNUAL PAiR
St. Mary’s Parish,
Will open in
LOCKWOOD'S HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 17.
and continue for Seven Nights.
Eight “or nine valuable door prizes
will be awarded each c vening.
Entertainments, with change of pro-
gram each night. will be provided by
the best outoof- town and local talent.
uac‘lsmdesr MINSTREL PER-
ld piece. 1.
ticko'ia, 15 cents.
Dancing every chning.
'3! Pointer.
never again be able to make
strong again—neither can we.
‘ procrastinate.
us and' find the cause
you need. 'we'll‘tell you so and prove it
HOMER I. ‘HOYT.
panellists onions.
Fills Watch Repairing.
I .I
"summer"... a;
filter“! evenings. 7 2.
Special appointments made to uni
Dim
”m.,—.QA». .m. W.— m M. m. ..........N....
NEW YORK Sc tomber
boot
in the I
turn on
into Halifax for repairs. returned 0
ladelphia. General Josep
Wheeler speaking to Csptai
Is. said:
1' '3’?" ill at». ship you,"
said Captal
FIRST 0 NGRF‘GA’PIONAL (”BURCH
On the opening night will take place a
FORMANCE.
Season tickets including chance on
$10 Single admission
813 7t
if you go on allowing your eyes to
smart and ache and annoy you may
them
Don‘t
Any irritation about
the eyes means something. Come to
if it‘s glasses
to. Nor.
'45 to 6: 30
'Pas‘sENoens 0N s'I'EAMsa HALI
FAX.
13—4110
American liner l‘hiadclphia arriwd
today from Seatbanlpton and Cher-
with her cabins filled with re
turn as tourists A n'umbor of people
rage who were obliged to re
Is' steamer (lesired scconuno
, nations in the saloon or second cabin.
. but the «his spare us tilled. 80m
, of the passengers of the steamer Be
, also which broke down at sea and p113: 3:135 (“le Every-I 3 welcome.
and his two daughters are
passengers. Yesterday afternoon Gen-
‘Csptsln, I would like to
at cfow‘s nest. " "Go on.
_ METHODIST
1r artsuorap.
flora T. Duncan,
. Hz»
333 "iii
Church. Revfifiq
pastor. mil: 330 11. m., clasp patina:
W110: 39 11.333 33.3. some la'i'ir. a us-
‘3 cry" c lr'pu’s ,ho dy'”
~12 1a.. sundry raucous Is“ one 51 5’15
classes for mouse cater”: .180 p.
‘m.éu13;iormml;suc érue 3333.. 30 ii-
p or sun ' . i)
m., gsermon. "Belehnsi" q'Jsast'"
prelude. '“A'rbltratlon and h' out.
Strike. ” Special music at the litera-
In: hervice will be: Tenor solo. Mr.
(3
just. A Point of, Honor .. Bible school
gt. ii; Jennings nClub a’ddrelu‘lod by
sea
George D. Egbert, pastor. ~Morning
service at 10580.1’reschiug by the
pastor. Sunday school at 12:15.
EVcning service at 7 30. The first in
.thc new series of “Burning Ques-
tions."- “Is Honesty the Best I’ol-
icy?" Thursday evening service at
8. "Talks About the Bible." "The
Story of Hosea." A miniature copy
of Sargent's picture. “Hosea.” will be
given to each one in attendance, to
illustrate the address.
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NORWALK BA PTIST
Church, Rev. B. B. Carpenter, pas»
tor—Morning worship at 10:30; topic
of se1',mon Morning Preparation The
object lesson to the children will
precede the regular sermon. Sun-
day school at 12 o‘clock. The Young
men‘s class will meet in the pos-
tor's study 'at l2 o'clock. The ice
son is considered from a practk '1l
point of view. The Junior (‘. E. So-
ciety at t p.111 d the Senior (2. l'.
at 6:30; leader iss Edith Robins.
Topic. Delight in God‘s House. As
this is Miss liobins' last Sunday with
the society it Is hoped a large num-
ber will be present. Miss Alice
llmr will sing it is (1011' s Way: ills
late President McKinley. The even
lug service at 7'30 Will be especial
ly interesting. in part 11 memorial
service in conformity to the request
of Acting Governor Keeier. to ob-
scrve the first anniversary of the
death of the late President McKin-
ley. The quartott'o will sing Lead
Kindly Light and Nearer My God.
to Thee. and other appropriate ‘se- ‘,
ioctlons. The pastor's topic will be '7
A True Attitude of a True Man.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. DOW.
'i‘aimage Van Doren. melee—Prayer
meeting at 10 a.m. Sermou.10:30
by Rev. George Broker Jr,
minister of the First Baptist Chmch
of Stamford. Dr Brakor will also
preach in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday school at 12 111.; B. Y. P. U.
meeting at 6:30 p. m. Thursday-
night meeting at 7:30 o'clock. Seats
free.33and a cordial welcome extended
to a .
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF NOR-3'
walk. corner Butler and Quincy"
streets, Rev. D. C. Thomas, minister
~0rder of services: Sunday. ii a.
m., praise. prayer and preaching ser.
vice: 3:30 p. m., Bible school: 7 p.
m.. Christian Endeavor meeting; 8 .
p. m., preaching. Mid-week service:
Thursday, 8 p. m., praise and pray-
cr meeting. Seats are free. All are
welcome.
EPISCOPAL. . .
TRINITY EPISCOPM. CHURCH.
Dost street and Falrileld avenue.
Rev. Romilly F. liumpbrics, rector——
Holy Communion, 8 s. m.: Sunday
school. 0:45 a. m.: mornlu's prayer
t and sermon. 11 am: evening scr—
vicc. 7:30 pm Special musical pro-
gram first Sunday in every month.
ADVENT.
ADVFNT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Van
7sn1lt street. East Norwaik Rev. J.
Davis pastor—«in the morning
the pastor will continue the Bible
study upon the theme. "The Spirit
filled Life; or, God's Will,and Our
Privilege “ In the evening the
them will be “The Blessedncss of
Hungering After Righteousness!’
n»
a illusions- ,
1 sou'ru sonwsm MISSION—REG-
GERMAN EVANGELIGAL.
GERMAN EVANGELIO‘AL CHURCH.
Charles kill-601101111513 punch-Eloi-
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock In the Swedish Congrega-
tional Church. ,
n GERMAN LUTHEHA‘N‘.
ST. PETERS CHURCH-ell“ F i’
Wilhelm, of Bridgeport. will preach
at 'f: 30 o'clock. tomdrrow night.
CHRISTIAN OOIINcIl SERVICE.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE dOCiE
ty. Nerwslkwltsgular Sunday aor-
vlcc at the Reading Room. Masonic
l1
ll
* It; ‘l
, "
ia.“crassciicvsevristioanvclrc WIG'fi
olb
w. .5... a
iygfioséolIosasllctololdilb mi” pf
I‘lldnodlcbollofilbic 2““; "
u can always find
«film for your rang
_' f '1 ' tofll'ornen
‘ 5“ '3}; “Melitta? w Tog” ~
building, 51 Wall street at 3 p. 1b.:
testimonial meeting. Wednesday cv-
enlng st 8 am. To both services
the public is cordluii invited Read
in; Room open to smubiic each
week day from ‘2 to 5 his
‘ “Warlord suv.
Till SALVATlDN All 1‘ lil Boutiv
sin stmtwlfcetlnu night
garden '1' y at Bap under.
olineu meet 113,20: 0 a. to
so! to all Who me. Everybody
welcome. . gmwo.GIWn. -
Will be Done. in memorial of the
ular service tomorrow‘afturuoon st .. ..
WW
RAW m1» OREGON 3A"...
DRAW flush" September lla-
The was cram. c.5011. slu-
“'11. slumps-Ammonium
day for ordain on expectation in
tb‘It she will lie cent to (thins. The
0mm 7 been to the,
to close. at
Some Silk 1351551115101 1'5... r *‘
Summer Wash Suits an Wrappe
A Choose at sen s Neckties Shirts...
School Stocki kills foifBou's slid Gill
Outing Funnels for Ailiiiill ,
Rollo; anthem. “The Lord is salt-
3nd,: Quartet? @Yahhfi pogifi: . 3
cm. :"I‘ s V ' " =’ ' °
5" our," 25:13:33th duet. 'gxhe 13.3w “16 Silk Baiaaiils.
. is. a so 3 .
Rood; y’sbprg‘afio3 “01b3- ‘ oJfiéy is 33C. Wash SlflkS, nOWp
Ended. " cMrs lliat ton. Sign EVaSh gilks. new,
9arlonan- l c. oular 23 mch biiks ai
. on; on
5'2”“..136'2‘ 23.93 M22109... (322%.... Mill) Satin Finished Fou’lard, 24 Inches wide, for
pastor—vPr-eaching. 10: 30 a.m .; sub-
Wash Suits and Wrappers.
25c. Percale Wrappers. now 3 , ,
SI. 00 Percale Wrappers and the Reliance House Dress, at
SI 50 Two Piece Suits. light and medium colors, now ~.
$2. 50 Two Piece Suus, plain and striped chambrev, redness,
Goo’d Outing Shirt Chance.
Men' sPercaie and Bedford Cord Shirts, the 50c and 59c 153311;.
Men S Majestic and Monarch Negligee Shirts, good Villa
3!. 25. now only
‘1‘ 1
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
EVERY THURSDAY
Eyes Examined Free Sept. ldth.
the world.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
I will give to every person purchasing a pair of my One Dollu'
Glasses. a Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical concem'ln ’z'j
This frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years. Do "~33
Some Bargains in School Stockings
Children' 5 Fast Black Hose. double knee. lilc r., 3 pr. tor g5c
Children 5 Heavy School Hose l2irc pr.. 2 pr. or
Children' 3 Extra Elastic, heavy weight Hose, We on, 3 pr. 500
New Outing Flannels.
Extensive Line oi stripes and plaids m light and dark Color All
3 We and 121/2 vd
Plain Colors Cinderalia Weaves at
553 and 55 WASHINGTON sits
Eye filght Specialist,
OF NORWICH. WILL 3385 AT THE
FROM9A. M. to9P. M1,
-‘.-r
My 53 Glasses Reduced to $1.
not miss this opportunity.
Dr. Wright Is meeting with great success in treating for held-
nches and nervous troubles. People are coming into the crowded par-
ion; at the hotel and expressing their satisfaction with Dr. Wright's
treatment. Dr3erghtlmaicl-1tln- trouble at once relieves the eye
strain by a pair 51515 glassvs and the patient has no return of head- ‘
Dr. Wright is no longer
so he.
a stranger to you
been proved: why not take advantage of his skill?
powr Ponder THE oars:
M
For the ill‘ilt.'iit of those who cannot come in the
hours are extended to 9 p. n1.
W
‘5' link"
THURSDAY,OEPTKMBER'1
ills ability has ~
Sr.
121 vd
:1 "i
-_ Lama. a»,
daytime the -
it
3 .
A most opportune time for supplying your Furniture needs is om
our store by reason of the large reduction in price to reduce stock. To‘
room for incoming comic and to «dose patterns that will not be repmdu
oil. included in tho rcduetion are [led room. Dining room "snd Parlor Edith}
also hundreds of individual pieces of Furniture of every description. new
in; Sideboards Cabinets, Chllfonlero Dressing Tobias. Odd Molar - '
and Enamel Bods writing Desks, Fancy Chairs and Rockers.“ etc. '
The opportunity of The year to buy ifurnituro at prices that malts t3
1 ' mu 151': D'I'iii'
,I 11 on w
to ”italic"A this meetings a hen—
Fall 1902
Norwalk Chronicler