«JAT LANE SD TO THE THEATRE... .. take a box of our de- licious ban-bans. Eating s'meetmeats "is a delightful way to spend "between the acts." I51 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘CCCaI liars totes The telephone call for the branch of- fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor- walk In No. 44. Chris Nevlls, of Valley Place, has so- cured a position in Rowayton. Frank Hoffman. of Ely avenue. pick- ed over a pint of ripe strawberries, Saturday. , The Silent Eight Euchre Club will meet Wednesday evening, with Miss Etta Iirundage. at tier home in Van Zundt street. Walter Jennings, of Norwalk. has secured the contract to paint the resi- dence of Mrs. Salvator Chariott. in Wood street. —-Ca-ther-ba cures Rheumatism and Malaria. E. A. and Herbert Mathewson left Saturday on a fishing excursion to the Thousand islands. They expect to be gone about ten days. ' Calvin Harper, bell boy at the Clif- ford, will resign his position Wednes- day, and go to New York, where he has secured employment. John Disbrow, who has been ill with scarlet fever, at his home. 91 North Main street. is getting along nicely under' the care of .l.lt‘. A. N. Clark. The Writer, Commissioners have a force of men at work in South Main street. installing a new service pipe to replace the old one which has given out. Edward Hayes will attend the state convention of the C. 'i‘. A. ll.. of Con- necticut. at. Stamford. tomorrow. as delegate from St. Joseph's 'i‘empcrancc Society. Bartendersi _I.ocal., No. 2169. met yrs- iciday after noon in itlk 5 Hull. and le— ccivnd (‘i'iil Wcishait into me nbmshlp i‘he application of three persons for inunbei lIlID were ccptcdat. Ellis Campbtdl was taken quite it yesterday. at his home in [Tulsa street. and the services of a physician were required. He In much improved today, and is able to be about his du- ties. The South Norwalk Quartctte (‘lulr will hold its first meeting in the new quarters over (.encral Frost‘s otiicc. in North Main street. tomorrow evening. and all the members are earnestly rc~ quested to be present for rehearsal. County Director Stephen i. ()iiiien will go to Stamfm .this evening to at lend a meeting of“ the Board of (low cramcnt of the C -'I‘. A. l'. Tomorrow he will also be in‘ attendance at the stale convention to be held in to place. —-Very few brands of Cigars hold their own like the imperial Crown. it has been sold for it) years and over and is now considered one of the stop dard brands. Miss A. Agni-s (ihapourian returned Saturday, from New .Ililford. where who has boen making arrangements for the concert. to be given 'l‘hursday cvcn- lug. in the town hall. in that place. by herself and Miss Osborn. The piano to be used at the concert will he tur- nlshcd by W. S. Sturtevant. At. a meeting of the South Norwaik it‘lfe tic Drum Band. held last. Friday evening. a committee composed of President Charles S. Beecher, Charles Sicinwald and .l. Gartman was appoint- ed to solicit subscriptions for the meet.- ing to be held here Octoimr 17th. The committee will start their work tomor- row, T ladward lllackwull took an unexpect— cri dip in the harbor this morning. Mr illm-lnvoll was pulling on a rope at the Norwalk Launch Club float. when it have. way unexpectedly. and let. him full backward into the water. The and- ilcn plunge came an a big norm-also, and “I d" declares it was the coldest f.bnli be ever took A GOOD NAME. . 'I‘ho more you know about bigger: the better for us; the; better for you: the better for everybndy. You must trust somebody. if you are not a Judge of ti cigar. ion must trust the seller. There in where reputation comes into :29. dolomon until a good name in at to be chosen than great flea- (liner; our whom and pipes: they o, good numb am they are no they are fume ' it is the an numb the spat-to. A. I... Green has opened a barber shop in Rowurton. | Snappers are biting‘fast. it is said by local fishermen. The Central Labor Union will ..ohl a. special meeting tonight. liarry Sturges spent Sunday in Wes- ton, ltt‘l'llle guest of Mr. lslng. The Barbers will hold a meeting this evening in .Scnlzi's shop in Railroad Place. Modesto lt‘ernundez, who has been visiting friends in Spain, arrived home Saturday. M rs. Thomas Wlskors is the guest of ’l‘. J. Magner, iland street. , of New York. of flav- Victor S. Seller-k continues in about the same condition at his home in Maple street. of the New York .l. Mug- E. J. Gallagher. court house, is the guest of '1‘. nor, of l-iaviland street. wilfltilfls, if you want a handsome French bcavcr napped hat, the most elegant but on the market. buy direct from the factory and and save middle» men's profits. Pearson & Saunders. llcthel Mrs. ilora Siratton, of South Nor- walk. has been the guest of Mrs. George I“. Perry. in Westport. William J. Lynch had a spur remov- cd from his nose Saturday. Dr. .ican ilumortier performed the operation. Dr. R. M Wolfe purchased a horse Sutuiday The animal is of registered stuck. and».icrsey Prince pedigree. Lane's candles are the sort that help pass the time away between the acts at the theatre. Read his advertise mcnt. Percy Sturgos has purchased a horse with a record of 2:27. We understand that the animal was bought in New York City. it. H. W. Kemp is the agent for Arn- lieiiu, the tailor, the man whom Dame. Fashion. thus far, has been unable to set a pace for. "Business education is the key to the door of prosperity.” iirown's Business College. is the key to a thor- ough business education. Mrs. Lory and family started for New York city yesterday. and will re turn after visiting the fair being held in Riverhead. Long island. Cornelius chcucy, of Westport. has secured a position as driver for the South Norwalk branch of the New York Grocery Company and started on his new duties this morning. The small house on the school prop- I‘rty, which was purchased by Christ- nin Swarm, is on rollers. prcpuratm-y to being removed to Mr. Swnrtz's re cently acquired property In (‘oncord street Raymond illoilicrs are making \cn extensive improvements at their No1 walk Pottery. rcsliingllug roofs, clean ing and putting the entire property in first class condition. These repairs will add greatly to the attractiveness of this part of the town. At the benefit (lance to be given by Lowe‘s Orchestra. at lloion i‘oint. Tuesday evening. September ltith. there will be two large orchestras, one at cach end of the building, and there will lie continuous dancing from .‘I to it o’clork. with no waits. Attorney .1. .l. Canon has none to New York today where he will be in consultation in i't‘IiliIiiil to the case of Edward Wilkinson. charged with bar- glary. in Bridgeport. The case is sci. down for a hearing in the criminal Superior Court. at Bridgeport. 'lhe mld— week meeting In the Nor- walk Congregatiomil Chapel. 'l‘hursday evening, will I) devoted to a resump- tion of the series of Talks About the l‘Iiblc, "Hosea" brim: the sulfieht of the meeting. A miniatur.1 copy of Sar- gcnt'a “Hosea" will Ib' given to every- one attending the Rcrrlcc. 'l‘he. owning nervlcrs at Grace Church were opened for the fall ‘lll'I winter last evening. by a special choral service excellently rendercd by tho vested choir. antler the direction of (.3hoirmaster I’ooiey. Hereafter the choral work will be a feature of thaw Sunday evening services. ' The colored F‘rro Masons of Conner- ticut voted at their annual meeting. Wednesday. hold in New Haven, to meet in 'Merlden In 1903. The new of~ fluent for t a year are: (lraml Mas. fer. C. A. Beman. Middletown; dep- uty grand master. N. M. Mayo. New Haven: senior grand warden. Cootln. Waterbury; junior grand treas- urer. John W. Roan, New Haven; grand secretary. It. 0. Cl'fllil-I. Hartford; grand tylcr. Benjamin Johnson, Hart- ford. Diamond Ringsi ‘ $10.00 to $135 Each Ladies" Stone Rings. Popular Combinations * Signet Rings Standard Quality ‘ at Right Prices Take this car, it goes direct to both oi our stores, the depots of FALL CLOTHING STYLES. lst. STOP. The Fall Overcoat. best of the best, in the accepted short. medium and verv long, $8 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—date Der- bies—The Harrington and D swell line of SO“ Hats, $2, and $3. oms tookBras. , i4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL 32-2 I unlap. We also have a MASONIC BUILDING NORWALK. TEL. CALL 4l-4 i I I I I I MVW When I went Into the best service and. best grain 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 was to “give the things-quality and price—quality first. holding our customers from year to your. Reliability II everything in human. MANUEL T. HATCH. M \. grain business 1 did so with n - your patronage on just two the best grain and therefore Clean. W. ll. » L Here's More Than YOnTMonev’rs worth. Hurlbutt’s~ lids 48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. A Good Box of Paper and Envelopes, Sets. William P. Beers, Bookseller. Stationer. Endmver. 0 Bond Paper. 25cts. 49 Wall Street. Norwalk. LATEST SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-HALF PRICE. In the Good Old Slimmer 'l‘imc. .lust Next Door. llill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home, Josephine. My .io. I‘ll be There, Mary floor. The Maiden With the Dreamy Eyes. fling Down the Curtain, 1 Can't Sing Tonight. Mansions of Aching ilcarts. Please Let Me Sleep. lilooming Lize. Nancy Brown. (lrcolo ilclls. Harmony Mazes. (Tumours POINT. EAST NORWALK. conn. Shore Dinners and Sea Food of all kinds. Cooked to Order. Bathing.r and fishing. Bath Houses to Rent by Season J. E. o'fiLIVAN. PROPRIETOR. FRED B. COLEMAN. 10 N. MAIN ST. NEW Bill... Especially .....Si‘litlil0PE Tel. CI" 97.5. The Stanhopo Is the Hat so much talked of by men not upon the correct article In flatsuit is every penny- weight a hobo-inane by the Crofut & Knapp Company. You certainly want to see it anyway. so come in. We have a complete line of C. & K. Derbien; latest Fall blacks and curls. 'IIili Burr Business will be Of great value to your, no mat THE EVENING SCHOOL. is pupa who want during the day. THE DAY SCHOOL County. yhns the larg Courteous treati’uoht and thorough instruction guaranteed Prouid Address 01E SARTAIN, A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mm. Charles Davis. of Main street Norwailt. Dem-keepers Circle. King's Daugha tern. of the Norwalk Congregational Church. will hold its first meeting of n all season. this; evening. at 8 attire home nfM , on thlig’s ii. Frank it it a. Magic 1 Key and: him ‘ bin 1 K TO THE DOOR OF PROSPERITY In Business Education. The demand of today Is for men schooled in Buai‘ nous customs and fitted for Business Affairs. The course of study at College, 80 flank tor what career you propose to follow. lnr among the ambitious young People est enrollment of any in Fall'flt‘ld l out. or... had secured ii posi- o corset manufactory. ... .. an...“ At last the permitted sign has been 3‘ removed tram the aid office store. This was accomplished this morning. Con» alderman mu am orders that. a new and appropriate sign be placed otter the timid be new other; in the N rwullt bu ding. it to road the filth: d til at Adolph Dr tlon In the It it. funk i. land. on rear... momma. swath. no: wuss. ”peas rirma. Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc. 50 South Main sum, .. South Norwelk, Conn. Telephone 137- 3. 'l‘hc. “pigeon" gang of \‘iiunipauk. had an outing at Bald Hill yesterday. John Meuscl of Newark. N .l., was the guest of Adam Singer over Sun~ day. Miss lilthel Martlneau. of Woodward avenue. has secured a position as clerk at Dickcrmun's. and Mrs, Joseph fl. Malkln are Mr. expected home from their wedding trip. tomorrow. James Manning, of Ely avenue, en~ tertained several friends from New York oycr Sunday. Henry ‘anip. who formerly conduct ed a barber shop in Norwalk, Is ill in New York stale and has nearly last his eye- sight. Charles D .ilOgers manager of Com stock ilros' South waalk store ic- turned today from a wccks' sojourn at l’oint-of~thc-Woods, L. i. Owing to the rain. Saturday, the game between the Lockwood Manufac- turing Company baseball team and the \Vlnnlpauks was not played. Prosecuting Attorney W. F. 'l‘am‘ many returned last orcuing from a several days' vacation trip spent with relatives and friends in New l'laven. A special meeting of Phoenix Engine Company, of Ntll‘\\'8IIl_ will be held to- niorrow (Q'l‘nillg at x o‘clock. All of the members are requested to br- pre- sent. Robert lirady. for seven years clerk at tho (lrovcland liotn-l, Daubury, has secured a position as night clerk at the Mahackcmo. and entered upon his new duties today The ii wales lines (‘rompim of .\Ieriden. started a force of men at work today on the addition to the pow- cr plant in Meadow street. Work will now he pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The funeral of Miss Hannah ll. (‘amp was held from her into home in Winni- pnuk, this afternoon at. '2 o'clock. Rev. Charles Iii. Selleck officiated. Inter- ment was in St: Paul's church-yard cemetery. ‘ No finer bit of acting has ever been seen than the timid lovemaking be. tween Doctor 'I‘yrrell and "lilarie Van Pelt." in the comedy of “The lint-tor." it is indeed a happy combination of smiles and tears, The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Gainer was held at. her late home in (‘iranhnry yesterday afternoon. Rev. W. W. '1‘. imncan officiated. Mrs. (laincr was for- merly a member of the First Methodlst. Episcopal (‘hurc h of South Norwalk. William Sonuenberg. potter at tht Mahackcmo, left Saturday night. and went. to New York city, where he has secured employment. Nick liilsere. an- other porter has also resigned. and ex— pects to go to New York city to work. Robert. Veitsch resumed his old duties as porter. Adam Singer, proprietor of the da- gle Hotel. received word this morning that his wife amt son George had sull- od for home Saturday. from Bremen Germany, on the steamer Bremen. and are expected to arrive in New York a week from tomorrow. Mrs. Singer and son have been spending the heat three months visiting relatives and friends in Germany. Misses May Connors and hello Sweeney will go in Stamford. tomorr- row, to attem the state convention of the C. T. A. 1., of Connecticut. to be held in the hall of St. Joseph‘s Teni~ peruneo Society. of Standard. in Grey» rock Place. These young iodine have been chosen as alternates to do In the place of Misses Burns and Duffy. who will be unable to attend. DIRECTORS 0le NOT MEET. The board of directors of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail» way company did not hold their monthly meeting "Saturday in the Grand Central station in New York city. on aizizoant ofitho Inability of a number of the directors to bc preheat. Some of the directors huva not return: ed from their vacation». The meeting will probably be held, on Summer. 343i)- iemhor 20, at Which time directors to succeed the late inrorttt Bruluurd of Hartford and the late Mr. Lee. of tipringfleld. will be elected. A tewihtire‘C‘iimeras at a ‘ Bargain. , Full ii 'ePhotographic Supplies RECEIVED THEIR SHARE 0F ATTENTTON f AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS w ‘ PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN 'AND SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” sorrs FOR BOYS. a blink thin 98 Washington Street. 50. NORWALK. Willis H. Salient. 4a and 50 Wall satin.- NORWALk. l5cg‘ib. 35 c.‘ 30 c. 50 c. 10 c. II) c. SI .00 (16;. 25c. gal. New Ioi, 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, Rubbers for Old Fruit Jars, Lightning Jars, qts.. $l.i0. Fruits, Good Vinegar, clear and fine, Mixed Spices, select. lilobex Bartlett Pears, 55C basket; Lorenzo Dibble, 13 North Main Street. W ’ Wise People Realize that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at. if there in any trouble wnu your eyes, come to us and have a thor. ‘ ough examination made free. \re guarantee satisfaction. 0. B. JACKSON, ORADUATI OPTIOIAN I: run. armor. NORWALK. coax. “W FURNACE STOVE RANGE Coal . WE ARE SUPPLYINO ALL COMERS. EVERY SIZE IN STOCK. Raymond Bros. INVESTMENTS Andrew Carnegie says: “No man can become rich merely on e Ill! lie also says that any man with a small amount of money should innit lL.’ The only (mention is where will your Investment be safe and yield the fill" out reunite. We offer investments that are absolutely safe and at the m limo yield large results. Stocks. Bonds Mortgages. Loans Real Estate. A. L. DUNCAN ill 60.. Investment Securities. . j noon 1, manna BLOCK scorn peanut. GRAY BROTHERS Manufacturers of IMPROVED Sada And Mineral Wafers lemon Soda. Samantha. dinner Ale. Dew Roch Atrium Well Wafer Used Only. New Canaan. Conn- MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0. ESCALLOPS Tomorrow.
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