MILANE’S
, A TIME FOR
EVERYTHING.
It’s tlm‘e- now
to order .some
of Lane’s Pure
Ice Cream.
‘ 81 WAIHING‘I’ON ITREET.
Italian Titles.
The telephone call for the branch of
flee Of The Evhnlhg Sentinel In Nor
walk to No. 44.
~Bluehsh, 10c 1b.; Weakflsh,
Ilaycs',
8c.
..———...
Edward Nolan, of New York, is stop- I
plug at the Clifford.
Senator John H. Ferris has had a
new reversirig clutch placed in the
launch Eva L.
Thomas Keogh took a large party
out blacklishing this morning in his
launch Sarah K.
——Yacht Caps & Umbrellas. O'Brien
Clifl'ord Cutbiil has resumed his du-
ties in the Bridge Fish Market, after
a short vacation.
The roof of John H. Knapp‘s double
house at Nos. 10 and 12 Elm Grove
street, is being reshingled.
The Y. M. C. A. baseball team has
gone to Milford this afternoon to play
the crack team in that place.
——Ali flavors Fresh Candy, 10 and
200 1b.; worth 20 and 40c, at the new
store M ‘ H.Smith If; Co
Daniel ilurr Conie3. manager of the
grounds at Gregory' a Point will enjo3
his annual vacation next week.
Herman Quittner is making several
improvements about his cafe at the
corner of Washington and North Main
street
The work on Ely avenue under the
supervision of Street Supervisor Suiti-
Iicl W. Hoyt is progressing nicely and
satisfzsctoriiy.
”The West Norwalk Cider Mill is
open daily for grinding. Cash. apples.
chickens anti other farm produce will
be taken in payment
Mr. and Mrs Frederitk ii. Quintard
entertained Mr. and M.Is Manuel T
liatch and Mr. anti .‘Iirs. l‘..i A. Giiiin
at dinner last evening. at the Clifford.
A force of painters started this mor-
ning painting the residence of ex't‘oun-
climun E. l.. Boyer, in Main street.
Norwalk. The prevailing color will be
pearl gray. with green trimmings.
(‘oekenoe 'i‘rihc. l. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
3vulk, conferred the adoption degree
last night, and judging irom the vol.
unto of War-whoops which emitted
from the Wigwam, the work was well
performed.
~Foreq33ai'tei‘a Lamb. 8e lb. Haycs'.
There will be no game of baseball
at the Decker Field. this afternoon. but
an effort is being made to have a game
between theIBrldgeport State League
team anti the Norwnlks at this dia-
mond next Saturday.
3v. 0, Jesse Iii having the building at
170 Washington street. on the bridue
.renovated and out in good condition.
preparatory to its occupancy by Joseph
Porceili. the Smith Main. street tailor
who will take possession October 1.
chI-y few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown It
has been sold for 10 years and over
and is now considered one of this than
dard brands. .
in his mail. yesterday, Col. Charles
W Hendrie. of Stamford, recehcd a
bill from a farmer in the 3lolnity of
Niantic, for fruit and straw alleged to
have: been appropriated by the room
here of the Second and Fourth Regi-
mentn during the recent camp neck.
The bill is for apples which the claim
out says were used in an apple battle
between members of the two regl
manta. .
PAINT vouhreuoov FOR 750
to $1 with Devon’s Gloss Carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 h) 8 one. more to
the pint than others. wears ionizer. and
circa a gloss equal to new work. Sold
In» comatock Watkins I: Dow. E. a.
tlorham and H ’l‘ Prowitt a _Go. _ u
A GOOD IIIIIIIE
T ”D I when: NDIIWW will“ Ill!“
. ' “Emmi, , I II.
' Standard outlay
V'a‘short business. trip l’n‘yNew Jersey. -
A special meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held Monday eve.
ning at 7: 30. .
.. .v “”9...
Howard B. Bell, of New iiaven. for-
vlsiting friends.
Paul. Roth. of North Main street.
went to Philadelphia, this morning.
where he will seek employment.
Frank Signor, night clerk at the Ma-
hackemo, has resigned his position.
and returned to his home in Danbury.
Councilman George S. Grumman has
just sold a valuable pair of black hor<
sea to Mrs. Frances E. Robinson, of
Bridgeport.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Robe
kah held a well attended r-eheaisal
last evening in Odd Fellows’ Hall in
Washington street
The Bartenders’ Union will hold an
important meeting, tomorrow after—
noon. at 3 o'clock, in Elks' Hall, in
South Main street.
Miss Lillian Williams entertained a
few friends, last evening, at her home
in Meadow street. The evening was
very pleasantly spent with IIIuslc and
games.
——Bsst Mutton Chops, 16c, lb. llaycs'.
“Julius 1.. Roth. son of Mr. anti Mrs.
Mrs. Julius Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Both, of North Main street, who
is ill with scarlet fever, is reported as
slightly improved today.
Svee s Orchestra has been engaged to
play at the ente.‘ talumeut anti throw
to be belt] in Red Mons iiall, li‘ridu3
evening September 2,6 by l.ud3 Jen-
nings Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
William Banks, who is studying law
in the Oliiccs of John H. Light. has
shown himself a pen artist of consid-
erable ability by drawing a long-hair-
ed collie dog. The picture was present-
ed to Sheriff John W. Scullcy.
The rally day service to be held in
the South Norwallt Baptist Churth
September -8 will he know as a Roose-
velt Rail3 Day; or. The Call to Pin
gross. Begins at ltlz30 aml will be
continued in the evening at 7:30.
——Black & Pearl Alpincs. O'Brien.
Chief of Police William Vollmcr.
elected a delegate to the congression-
al convention by the Democrats of
South Norwalk at their caucus last
night. will be unable to attend. and
has named Andrew Leary as alternate
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the ping pout: and “shipping"
social to be held next Wednesday even-
ing at the home of Miss Minnie li‘t‘l“
l‘iS in Senview avenue, l'lust Norwalii.
There will be games and music and let-
cream and cake will he on sale.
Rev. T. B. McConnell will preach in
the Knight Street Church tomorrow
morning, at it o'clock, on “Divine
Guidance." The theme at the evening"
service at 8 o'clock, will be “Free From
the Law." The church will have a
trolley ride to Seaside Park. Wednes-
day night.
The committee appointed by Court
Mahackeruo. Foresters of America. to
arrange for a ball. met last evening. in
Thomas J. Mngner's news store, and
decided to ltold the affair in Music Hall
sometime in October. The committee
will meet again Monday night. when
a date will be decided and further ur—
rangements made.
-—All grades Bed Blankets and Coon
terpanes at special prices for Sat. and
lion, at the new store. M. S. Smith
& Co.
The representatives of the South
Norwalk, Stamford. Greenwich and
Port Chester agencies of the Metropol-
itan Life insurance Company will hold
an outing at Gregory's Point next Sat
urda) afteimnoon 'l‘lic attractions 331"
be a big shore Ilium-,r followed by a
ball game between nines suit-tied from
the unions agencies.
F. ii. Field general agent of the
Connecticut General Life insurance
Company. is having the plans drawn
up for a cottage. which he laterals to
build on his property in llm-ritt ave-
nue. The dwelling will be a thI story
wooden structure, with baarment. The
plans for the building are now in the
hands of Architect William S. Knapp.
wLadies, if you want a handsome
French beaver popped hat. the most
elegant but on the market, buy direct
from the factory and and save middle
men's profits. Pearson A Saunders.
Bethel.
'l‘ht» commutes; on the condition and
needs of the municipnl lighting plant.
moi last evening. in the Conrad] chum-
bers in Havilund street. and complet-
ed the final details of their report. The
signatures have been added. and the
report is now ready to he iuIbmltt'I'
for the approval of the voters of the
city at the special city monitors. to he
heht Monday evening. at it o’,cioclr In
Arlen Hall.
bloomed Ringsl
$0.00 to Sid?) Each
Ladies’ Stone Ri iigs,
Popular Combinations
Signet Rings
merly of llowhyton. is in town today. '
for style, fit and quality. “Top
swell line oi SOIt Hats, $2, an
I I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2
T
Step Lively,
Please
., .8;
Take this car, it goes direct to both at our stores, the.
depots Of FALL CLOTHING STYLES“! ‘
Isl §TOP. The‘Fall Overcoat. best“ oi the best. in
the accepted short. medium and verv long. $8 to $20.
2d. STOP. The Fall Suit. impossible to beat ours
-Liuers" at $7.50 to $20.
3d. STOP. The Fall Hat, the latest up-tO-date 'Der-
bies—The Harrington and Dunlap.
d.$3.
Cams tack-Bras.
MASONlC BUlLUlNG
NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 4l-4
We also have a
W‘
When i went into the grain business'l did so with
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first busines
s promises was to “give the
best service and beat grain."
We base our claim to
your patronage on just two
things—quality and price—quality first.
We believe in buying the beat grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to you.
Reliability ll everything in business.
Buy Oats That's
MANU
Telephone Connection.
W
.‘J~""".
Clean.
El. T. HATCH.
i
Here’s More Than Your MonevsWorth I
Hurlbuii’s‘?‘ Kelso Bond Paper.
3 48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
A Good Box of Paper
25cts.
and Envelopes, 5cis.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Stalloner. humor.
49 Wall Street. Nemulk
ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY
CURVE FOUNTAiN PENS AT ONE.
HALF PRICE:
Regular Price Sale Price
4.00 2.00
3.50 1.75
3.00 1.50
2.50 1.26
2.00 1. 00
Water Winge, Ping Pong and Sport-
ing Geode of every description.
Coleman News Stand
10 North Mela “I. Io. Norwalk.
M
llfii Hill...
Especially
valnht a hat
Knapp Company
.....suIIIIoPII
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
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GREGORY’S POINT.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
Bathing and l'Isiun .
Of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
8th Houses to Rent by eason
J. E. O’SULLlVAN.
PIOPNI "OI.
Tot. Call '7‘.
..'—-
The titanhope its the Hat so much
it anyway so come in.
We hum a Io‘mlete line of t“ it
litrblou; hum l-ali blocks and en
tallied of by lilt'll set upon the current
article in liamwlt is every penny-
made by the (:rofut II
You certainly want
K
rift.
.J'
THREE EVENINGS
Weekly will prepare you for a
Better Position,
Spend your Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurlday 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, Stenography. Bookkeeping and English will cost you
Fifteen Dollars—a better lave-lone
’fi
And term.
it Word has returned from
his colour-a in the Outskiil Mountains.
finch tutorial is being taken by
Math Namath room in the the boots
‘ that are to some on in the Town Hall
, it New illittml 1?.
boat will tie between Kid amino!
at you can never find.
BROWN Business COLLEGE.
UNITED IAN“ IUILDINO. I.
retro! the full in; or Narcotic
in Diamond‘s. ..
WW .
Duke Arlington mt Moraine flop. ,
Corrie into our college and learn furthér Of our methods
, I filthi‘é ME.
lhhnlltouilr
Charles unwell; at Union armou.‘
Nero-lit, has ultra A position its clout
PLUMBING.
575‘”.
”(II WA 13R.
IND 0‘3
rImIra. , ..
Tin, She'd Iron, Copper 3:
And Zine. ii
so South Mela Street, ::
loath NOMIIR. Benn. H
Telephone 137 3.
‘sr. MARY'S FAIR DONATIONS.
List of Many Articles Contributed by
Norwalk Merchants.
All arrangements have now been
completed for St. Mary's fair, which
will open. Wednesday evening, at
Lockwood's linli. and continue for a
week. This year's lair promises to be
the most successful one the parish has
held in munv years. There will be a
though of program each evening, anti
each of the entertainments will be de—
Itidedl3 new and novel An advertise-
ment calling attention to the fair will
be found on another page of today s
Sentinel. The merchants have been
donating liberally for the fair, and be-
low is a partial list of the many urti-
clcs which hare been given:
Barrel of flour, Thomas ii. Burns:
shaving set. 1’. F. Siattery; dinner set.
Boston Store: box of cigars. John
li‘itmnaurice: $60 gun. Michael Ratch-
ford; $iil gold piece, Daniel Sheehan;
crayon portrait of Rev. J. li.,0'l)on-
hell. i“. E. Itetidmau; box of cigars,
Mr. llfuhoney‘; basket of fruit, I". Cit-
attc; groceries, Si. lv‘. 1). Lawton 8:
(30.; ten boxes of soda, H. .l. and G. S
Grumman; jardiniere, Atlantic anti
Pacific Tea Company: seven pounds of
tea and seven pounds of coffee. State
Brothers: dressing case, Bryant.
Reese to; clock, C. E. Lawrence; box
of candy. .l. ll. liocgiano; fifteen le.
of tea, (lrand (‘ential Grocery; bottle
of perfumcry, l A. Riggs; pair of
blankets, J. ii. Manning; barrel Of
flour. liolmcs, i\(‘.t“lt"l‘ & Sclleck Cont-
pIiny; silk umbrella, A. W. Austin:
dressing case, Willis ll. Seller-k: box of
cigars. .lohn iladdcn: whip, Dunn's
harness store: box of candy. F. ii.
Starr; boy‘s suit. (lomstock Brothers;
one year's subscription to The Norwalk
flour, the Hour Publishing Company:
basket of fruit, (1. Ghiotto; pair of
trousers. ll. W. Kemp; box of cigars
.i. M llIncdlI-t; groceries $1, ll‘inney &
ilenetlict: pair of shoes. A. ll iloyt:
h:,Im Adams Prmisinn Company; box
of f'iglllil. (‘lIaIles l. Finch; hm: 0f ci-
gars, M. Barrett; basket of fruit. S. Es-
ptisito; lady‘s slippers. Olsen Brothers:
six cycloineters. F. S. Ambler: rocker.
A. J. Collins; rug. A. liit'kermun &
Son; pair of shoes, 'i‘. ll. Olsen: silk
umbrella. ll. Kriegcr & Company;
whip, M. .l. Mclnel‘ney: barrel of flour.
Mr. Davenport: ton of coal, .1. ii. Fer-
ris: ton of coal. Meeker Coal Company:
load of split wood, Raymond Brothers:
35 cash, l“. ll. Merrill: pair‘of shoes.
lbnnsbury. Mathewson & Company:
sofa pillow. Miss Row Konncy; sofa
pillow. Sisters of Mercy; range. em-
plnyos of Arnold RI Company: order {or
three months: shaving. Anthony l..
Siolgenwald; $10 In gold. Frank Don-
ahue: sideboard, (‘utholic (llnb; bed
room set. Catholic i'nlon Council.
Knights of Columbus; diamond ring.
Children of Mary: lounge, immaculate
Conception Sodallty: 810 in gold. lilvi.
slop No. l. A. 0. ll.. of Norwalk; ex—
trusion table, Lndlcs‘ Aid Society: chif-
fonier, Ladies‘ Auxiliary, A. 0. il.:
one dozen solid silver spoons. the sen,
ior choir: dresa pattern, 'i‘rhatrmn &
llyatt: china tea set, W. S. Sturtcvnnl:
carving not. H. 'l‘. l'rowitt & Com-
pany: two bags of corn. Drawer 8:
Malone; gen onions but. James W.
0' lliltin: par r table, Anton Warien-
old. 100 bundles of wood, E. M. 'l‘ulles:
I330 twitch of tlgarn Joseph l.. Waizz'
:1 worth of gromrics. W. M. lletta.
ice cream {rec-wt, Nutwnlk litudwarr
Company; are [mantis of candy. Miners
M. and Pi. Kellrhcr; hat. ..I ..l Cava-
n':..h: Kroc ies ti N. iii. lleneiiitt:
bucket of ”it, i". Aquino: box of ci-
mutt. Nelle linen: rake, fl. ti. lion-
f‘lIPI‘kt'l'; two belies of cigars. Mrs. ill
.Nurton: box of cigars, i) ll. slatlory;
box of Supreme (”curt cigars. .1 Shoe-
hau: hammock. 0thamr~ brothers:
swina. ilanlon Brothers: revolver.
littbball & Btuples: miseries. M01)
Charles i4 Glover: box of fruit. flin-
berth llrbnrbleri: bum. 'l‘. l’rcshan;
mandolin. F. iii. Lockmmd. flyn pounds
ofcandy. llarrio A. limlth: gold watch,
1 ll. Kavununb: lamp. .l. M t rraxltz
lilil pounds of sugar. Edward i‘hihill:
hand painted lardlhlerc, Mira Marau-
ret Clevon: I?) chub. James P. Barry;
barrel of potatoes. oath. ti. f‘aliahan.
Mrs Coleman” Thomas littoral, two
bushels of potatoes. each. James laid»
loin. PatrickghlI-lnornoy. tlornellue
inlay: one bushel of potatoes. ouch.
*' Jericho tars. Mellon John
.31. down Lihrlyzi:
' critter Britannia homo
deny: #5 W h of Motel work. Dr. 1‘.
immune; 85.09pm. ii. iii. Dunn: ham.
John ll. llom he. of flour. Raymond
Grocery Comp.
Other donations will be published in
The I: if” m Sterling it.
of at auction
thin NW by, w Sheriff John
W. Shelley. preparatory to Mr. limit.
Iowa denominator Dunbar}. with his
runny. where I) «will to chip toyed
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS On
AND WINTER CLOTHING ARE "north
YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH arenas.
NEVER BEFORE HAVE we BEEN 80f
FOL IN THE SELECTION OF one (I
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE
RECEIVED THEIR SHARE or Arm, _
AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS
HAVE SELECTED THE NEWEST, As WE
THE MOST DEPENDABLEuSTEIN-BLOC A,
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN.
MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME I‘
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” sun's FOR Boy,
blink I Print,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
*—
New lot, bright, white and 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., $l.l0. Fruits,
Good Vinegar, clear and fine,
Mixed Spices. select.
Bartlett Pears.
13 North Main Street._
Wise People Realize 1
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed It.
if there in any trouble wnu year eyes, come to no and have ‘-
ouah examination made free. \I e guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON
enclosure. GPTIOIAN : .
NORWALKOO
I: run. Brunt,
FURNACE
STOVE
RANGE
Coal
WE ARE SUPPLYlNCI ALL COMERS.
EVERY SlZE iN 5T
Raymond Bros.
"anemia-s1“ ‘ - "
Andrew Carnegie says: "No men can become rich merely ona ,
He also says that any man with I small amount of money should in
The only question is where will your investment be safe and yield .
out results. We after investments that are ubeoiutely safe and It “It. , '
time yield large results. Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages. Mane; Heel w
A. L. DUNCAN & 60.. Investment Securities.
noon 1. LAUDER BLOCK. sou'rn mom.
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers 0!
IMPROVED
Soda And Mineral
Water:
lento MI. m Gilli! All).
Data M Mum Well Water first! Only.
New Canaan. Conn.
HAITI Oilblllfls PRDHP'T‘LY ATTENDED TO.
Norwalk Chronicler