Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 19, 1902 · page 5

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‘ ”lay:

: on. ,
cigar; our tobacco and} tool-1 they,

' FRIDAY, SEPT. 195.91...

 

~1:i AT 12- LANE’S D-

TO THE
THEATRE... ..

take a box of our de—

 

licious ban-bans.
Eating s'lveefmeats is
a delightful way to
spend "between the
acts."

51 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

LIIIIII Nan Notes.

 

 

The telephone cull for the branch of-
fice of The Evening Sontinel In Nor
walk is No. 44.

The fall rally of tho Norwalk le
worth League Union will be held this
evcning at the Saugatuch Methodist
Episcopal Church. Topic, “What Can
Wc Do to Promote a Revival ot‘ l’urc.
ltcligion‘." The opening uddrcsa will
be by Rev W. W. '1‘ Domain, of South
Norwallt and a gcncxal discussison ol'
tlIc topic will follow

——Maaon Jain 50c IlIIz 11‘. ill. 6‘; (‘II

Tim ingotiutiona for thc pur-Ihaac of
Shcrwood‘s Island, by Ncw Yorkcrs.
IIiIVi' failed. A rcprcsvntaiivc of thc
syndicaic IIIYI1I‘I1II ilIc IIWIII'I‘S of thc ls-
luud $1.000 an acre for all land. in—
cluding tlIc uII-adow which connisis of
over two IllllllII'I‘tI act’bs. Two of thc,
owncrs wort1 in favor of acI-cptiug thc
propositions. but tlII1 third I'cfuscd.

~Cruah lluis at ()‘llrlcn'n.

'l‘l1I1 wcckly praycr uIcctiuIz of thc
South Norwalk Baptist Church, last
cvcnlng. was vcry succcsst’ul and was
lcd by tho pastor. ltcv. H. II. Carpcn-
tcr. Two roac for praycrs. A quartctto
composed oi‘ Messrs. Cannon. LiIIunI-tt.
Robins and Pulmcr assistcd in the
singing. Noxt wcch‘a prnycr mcct:
lug will be couductcd by tho ladies
of the church.

 

——l.oln Mutton Chops. 100 lb. i-laycs'.

 

William Cahill. manugcr of thc, Win»
stud storo of tho New York Groccry
Company. who rcturncd to his hIImI1 in
Norwalk last Tuesday suffcring with
acrcro pains in his back, rciurncd to
his duties in Winstcd yostcrdav. The
physician who has bccn attending him
sintcd that ho had symptoms of ap-
pondicitls. but by treating it in tlmI1
had provcntcd an attack.
~—-I’ri1nI1 Rib Roast, iiic. Stcvcnal.

Scnator .lolm ll. l1‘crria has I1I1ccivI1Il
III-ws that tho largt1 schooncr (.‘lInrlcu
A. (iampbcll. 11cccutly ])lll‘(JIlllF(’(l by a
syndicatc of which ho is thI1 hcad.
rcachod Boston Wednesday. complct
ing its ilrst trip uIIIlcr Ilii‘ ncw Inau-
amuncnt. 'l‘hc boat lI1I‘t BaltImorI1 in
command of (laptaiu L. ll. Picrcc, with
:1 cargo of soft coal. 'l‘hc vcchl has
Ill‘l'll ovcrlmulcd and improvcd and
placcd in cxccllcnt acaworthy condi-
tion.

-—1Wlnc Sugar, 2-l “15.. $1. 11‘.D.l.. & Co.

.lolm J, Cahill. ngcd lelytlircc, of

Norwalk, dlcd at his bomb in that
plaI-c. last, Thursday altar a very
rhort Illncsa of pncunlonia. Mr. Ca-

lIlll had always boon u vcry lIcultlIy
man and mum sick. For about twmr
iy ycars lIc wan gardcncr on tho largc
MullhI-wu cataic and was an Indus-
trious man. His non. Patrick .I. Cahill.
(Ir ltldn‘cilcld, I-onIdIman for George II,
Ncwton. citcndcd the funeral of his
futhon—wltidgnflold Press.

»For Sat. and Mon. at M. S. Smith's
now storc. regular 50c Corsctn, 20c pr.:
Ibo beat Ladlcn' 1ltlbbad Vcata and
l’antiI to ho found. for 20c, on. Ilonlcry
In grout abundance.

R. W. Km-lcr and family. for many
yours popular rcIIII'tnntn of thin plncc.
will lcnvc for Mtittwwan. N. .l.. about
(II-tobcr int, wbcro Mr. Koolor will on-
nagc in tho rIIInli Irrocory luminous.
having purchased II thriving iIuI-IlncaII
In that. piano. Mr. Koclar. bouldua IIII
oxpcrlcnco of ovor thirty yours In this
lino IIt‘IIIII-Ilneaa, ban a pccullar knack
for tho granary trade that in euro to
main», IIIII now vnnturo a summit. and
'I‘III,1 Prcfiu. to whom Mr. Kcolcr hail
nlwnya boon a staunch frlond and sub-
ncrlbcr. oxtandn ltn host. wlabcn In llIi-i
now fluid. The family will long be
lillhlwtl by lholr many frlnnda In church
and social circlcu.»~North Wilton cor»
roiipondunt of llidgoiloltl Frans.

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750

to Si with Demo's Glonn Carriage
I’nlnt. it. weighn ii to 8 are. more to

tho pint than others. wears longer. and
given a glass equal to new work. Sold
by Comatock Wntkinn & Dow. 19. E.
(lorhnm and H. '1‘. Prowltt It: Go. "1

 

A GOOD NAME.

The more you know about cigars the
better for no: the butter for you” the
butter for, cram/body. ”You must trust
nomebody. If you are not II judge of
II cigar. you must trust the seller.
Thai-e in where reputation comes Into
Solomon said a good homo III
rather to be chosen than great rich
it in thevmme with the ammo

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

A son was born, yonterday. to Mr.
and MIa. ltoiIIutu, at No.7 Wont avo~
nue.

It‘rauk Briggs, ot‘ the Norwnlk llard-
wart.1 (‘Iunpauy
clutiulcsa blIvI‘ic

wAll kinds OI’ flash vegetables and
fish at lowest lIIlcon.StI1vcns’.

.luliun llailcy. of Munich ulI‘i:,I1c ban
uccurcd a position 114 Ilrlvcr fIn IIIL‘
(,lrcuccut Laundry.

It‘l‘illlk tlcrrlalI was elccicd librarian
9f the South Norwalk Baptist Sunday
.‘It’IltIOI. laid cvcniug.

Janina Brown will shortly (IOIHHIUIICH
woik painting Illt‘ 1I1sidcuco ol‘ Muck
limb. in Wcst alrcct.

~~llunlup & YIIIIIIIIIII l)I1rl1v. 0' llrlcu
'l‘hcrc will ho a nicctlug of Company
A, Loyal (‘11unudcrs. at 3 o‘clock Sutur-
day, at S. of T. Hall, Norwalk.
'I’ho ncwly formcd llod Curriors' Un-
ion will hold a nIcctlng1 in lllbcrian
llnll, Wall strcct, Monday cvcnlng.

 

Mrs. W. A. Clark contlnucs to im-
prove at hcr home in Ehnwood Iivcuuc.
and is now able to be down stuIrs each
day.

-1-l\ltl50ll Jam 1’I.0c. doz. 11.1...)11 & (Jo.

()wing to thc non-appoaIanco of
Lcadcr Dunlcl Loouor, of Bridgeport,
tlIc Arion Singing Socicty did not rc~
iIcaI-sc last cvcnlng.

Now it's tho I). M. Itcnd Company. .‘

lust turn to ”Mr uIlvcrtiscIncut and
bc bcitcr luforIncd about black dross
goods and porticrcs,

 

-——-(‘hoicc I1‘owls. i-Ic.lb.

llayca‘.

 

'l‘hc largt1 schooucr “Rachcl Stuv—
cps," ownod by tlII1 nyudlcalc III-:IIlI-d
by Scuaior .lohn ll. l1‘I111riII. has arriv-
I1I| at Norfolk, \‘a.. with :1 lurin- cargo
of coal.

.1. A. llislop £1. (‘0. arc talking: to
you about ataplc atui’t”. ’l‘hcir udvcr
tiscmcnt is brim full of stnplc talk.
and thc priI-cs Iuakc the matter i11-
tcnacly iutcrcstlug.

~A complctc stock of Outing l1‘lan-
ncls: also a bargain in ltcmnants of
Outings and l1‘lunnclettcs. Ncw storc.
\l. S. Smith & (‘II.

PIIIy l1‘ l1I111is llllR wirc d thI1 build-
ing on the Washington Isircct indgc
owncd by \V. t". .lcssc and soon to bc
III1I,upchl by .loscph l'orcclli as 11 tall-
orlng catnbllslIInI-ut for electric lights

The llostoni i1ttuc is lliIllL‘.’ considcr—
alIlc-spucc to rI1lIItI1 tlIciI many bar~
trains for today and tomorrow. livcu
thc rain should not prcvcnt you from
taking advantugc of tlus' 5111c. You
cannot LIITOHI to mlss it.

’I‘ be Italian l1IIlI|II111IloI1i SIIIlcty Ilt ld
its quaItcily nicoting. 111st I1v.cning in
its hall in idly avcnuc. and paid all out-
standing bills. 'I‘hc society is in ox!
I-Iellcnt financial condition. and IIutaidI1
of routluc buslucas nothing clsc was
donc.

—- llomc lhcsscd (‘lIiIltI1IIs.
Icns‘

201‘. Sto-

All’rcd Scam, oi llayricw arcnuci
who has bccu cmploycd by ihc Illicit»
cusdcrl'I-r i\lunufacturiu:: (iompnny. of
Stamford, for aomc tiInc. has sci-urcd
11 position as salcumun for thc cour
puny in Chicago. and will I1ntI1r upon
Il1I1. Iluilca of his now position soon
aficr llII1 lira-1t of ()ctobcr.

m-Qutcu Olga and lIcI company of
pallnlsts and claiIroyants opt-nod 11le
owning. to a big busincsu. In tho utorc
17 North Main Hiroct. it will bc rc—
IIII~lubI1rcIl tlIcnc 1111c tho ladlcn who
prcdictcd ilIc Ivutcrbury Ilrc and othcr
grout I1vcnta In tho statc during tl1I1
last six mouthn. 'l‘lIcy glvc II palm
reading for thI ccntu.

l11a1nlt (‘umpbcll III lIiIIIlcllcld. was
bcforc tllc Not walk 'l‘own CouIt char-
ged with drunkuucnn. thin morning.
(inmpbcll wan tnkcu to tilt1 Incltup yI11~I-
tcrduy nftcrnoou by Captain of l’ollcc
Mor iIIIIII-Ic. .iudgn Lockwood dim-har-
Ircd IIII nl‘fcndai with a Winning and
ordcrcd him to loavc t.own

mNIunlIcr " NIII Coal $6 in) our ion.
Raymond Ilron.

Jaimw ll. Norrla. nocrolary of the Y.
M. C. A.. will give a lecture on tho
aanoclutlon and lta work and othcr III-
tarcatlnir tlIIunca Sunday cvcnlna, in
the Barton Conmonntlonul (iluuch.
'l‘lII1 mcctlnu will be bold in tho Intcr-
nuta of thI1 Y M (l A. state work and
Mr Norrln'a talk will be illustrated by
the ntorooptlcon.

’l‘ho nupcrlumndbntn and annals of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-
pany wll hold their annual outing at
(lrngory‘u I’IIIIIt. tomorrow. provided
the wenthcr‘in pleasant. A big time in
anticipated. and the chief attraction
will be a ball game between nines com-
posed of employees of the Stamford
and South Norwalk divisionu. Dr. W.
B. Bonn will umpire the game. whlr‘
will he called promptly at 11:30. 'l‘hon
the agents will tackle One of Landlord
O’BIIlllvnu'n famous Ignore dinners.

 

Diamond Ringsl
$10.00 to 5135 Each

Ladies’ Stone Rings; ‘
1 PopularCombinations
Signet Rings 1

Standard Quality

 

has purchased a now’

 

 

 

 

Step Lively,
”Please.

Take this car, it goes direct to both of our stores, the
depots of FALL CLO lHlNG STYLES.

 

Isl. STOP. The Fall Overcoat, best oi the best.
the accepted short. med1um and verv long. $8 to $20.

1 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 latOst up-to-daie Der-
bies~——The Harrinqton and Dunlap. We. also have a
swell line Oi SOIt Hats. $2. and $3.

 

 

Cams tackBms.

MASONIC BUILDING ‘
NOR’WALK.
TEL. CALL 4l-4

l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
.l‘iil- CALL 32—2

 

 

 

 

 

 

/\_~./ \..C./ H\._./ \._../ \_._./ VAJ\._/ \
W BMW)

/
When I went into the grain business I did so with
my whole heart and strength. i “d“
One of my first business promises wan to “give the
best service and bust grain.”
We bale our claim to your patronage on Just two
things—quality and price—quality tint.
We believe in buying the beat grain and therefore
> holding our customers from year to year.
§ Reliability in everything In busineu.
\

Buy Oats That’s Clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

Telephone Connection.

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COPY YOUR LETTERS
WHllE YOU WRITE
wna A

Carbon
Copy Book.

For sale by

William P. Beers,

Bookseller. Siatloner. Enmvcr. 49 Ilall Street. Norwalk.

(1121300111115 POINT.

m

Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds, Cooked to Order.

Bathmg and l‘iSIlln .
Bath Houses to Rent by eason

J. E. O’SULLIVAN.

PROPRIETOR.
Tol. Gull 07-5.

 

 

LATEST SHEET MUSIC
AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
In the Good Old Summer Time.
Just Next. Door.
llill liallcy, Won't You I’lcaao Como
Home.
.loxcplllno. My Jo,
PM he ’l‘lII1II1 Mary Dcar
'l‘hu Mnldcu With thI1 llrcamv lII..1
illng Down the (‘IIIIIIin. l t‘nn‘t Sim:
Tonight.
Mansions of Aching llcnrta.
l‘lcanc Let Me Sloop.
iiiomnluu Liza.
Nancy llrowu.
lrcolo Bells.
Harmony Mozart.
FRED B. COLEMAN.

 

10 N. MAIN 81'.

NEW HITS...
Especially
.....Sl‘liilll0Pll

 

TIIII Stanhopc III tho lint so much
talkcd of by Inca not upon tlIII correct
article In Hutawlt I8 ovary penny-
Ivolnht a hatwmndc by tho Crofnt III
Knapp Company. You certainly want
to nor it anyway. IIII coma in.

Wo have II complain line of (i. it K.
lilorblaa: latent II‘IIII IIIOCkn and aorta.

The Magic Key

TO THE DOOR OF
PROSPERITY

In Business Itiducntion. The demand
of. today III for man achooiod In Buni-
noua Customs and titled for business

Affairs.
The course of study at

The Barn Business College 80. Hawaii

will be of grant value to your. no matter what career you William to follow.
an nvanmo 8011001. In popular among the Ilmbltlouu young reonle
who Twork during the day.
0 IITINm DAY SCHOOL yllilt! the turn out enrollment of any in Folriield
0 n I
Courteous treatment and thorough instruction unr‘antoed.
Address Cl. Iii. BARTAIN Prenld out. 8

m&-~-_~_w...a.ww« W.

 

 

 

 

A new whistle was installed on this i confined to IIII home In Madison street
but mammary a! It. 5- 'i‘i'owbrldcfi. suffering from I narbunoin on hip neck"
hit! 1 an 11 man an III mat .

 

at Right Prices _

II the attornnfn an ngl in; tall:

 

PL UMBINU.
STEAM.

HO] WA 1 ER.
AND GAS
FITTING.

Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper

and Zinc.

50 South Main Strut. ::
south NOMIIK, conn. .
Telephone 137- 3.

 

 

LNCNI Nt’lNS NIIIBS
I 1 L

I‘. ll Noblo III’Ncw Milford is stop
plug at tho (‘lII’fOI (I

 

A schooner load of brick arrived In
the1 harbor. this morning.

I1‘rcdcritk Hudson of l1all ltivcr.
Manx. is stopping at tho Muhuckcmo.

Rcad Sc1ymoui s aIichtiscmcnt 11nd
soc what his wlnncrI-I arc. 'I‘hcy han-
Illc only IiIc bcst class of groceries.

(lcucral Itusscll Frost has gouc to
his iorlucr homc in Ilclhl, N. \'.. for :1
low IIIIN‘h‘ visit.

SlIlncy S. Dayton. of Saugaluclt.
prcsidcnt at ”It t‘cntInl Labor l'uion.
1.pInt last night at tho MIIIII II ltctuo

-——All tlII1 lulc lIcrlIlcs

Mrs. .loscph 'l‘nunuany. ot‘ Mouroc
ntrcct. la Ibc :zucst of hvr Iluugbtcr.
Mrs. o.ll1n l’. llunlon. of Ncw llavcu.

'l‘hc Now York Groccry Company arc
knocking out high pricca for groccrics.
ltcad thclr announcement and sec thc
prlccs quotcd.

0‘ llr' Icn.

 

Littlc llclcn Elizahcth Vosburgh;
daughtcr oi‘ Attorncy and Mrs. G. H.
Vosburgh. contlnucs QIIIIC ill at her
homc in (‘ourtluudt Placc.

’l‘hc railroad ilI:lII1ts to thc Danbury
l1‘nlr barc bccn lssucd. and tlII1 round
trip tickct from Norwnllt. including ud-
misrziou III thc fair is $1.25

t‘ommodorc A. l1). (,‘lIIismnr. of thc
Norwalh Yacht Club. has takcn his
yacht Ayli out of commission for the

~ scuson. bccauso of ill hculth.

~llI1RI Cuts Shoulder Steak. ltlc lb.
llayca'.

 

.loszcloi‘f is adrcriiaing twonty-onc
pounds of granulatcd sugar. for Illlt’
dollar. 'I‘lIcrc urI1 otlIcl‘ III-ma of In-
tcrcst In his adi‘crllscnicnt today.

.lamcr. Gordon has rcturncd to his
honn1 in Atlantic City. N. .l.. altcr hav-
ing III1I111 IIII» uncut of Miss 'I‘lIcrcaa
Shcpurd. of (frown urcnuc. for a wcck.

 

l’roicanor (loomc S. Sartuln onlcrA
ialucd ll. 1". licll. n 1'I1prcscntatlvc of
thc Smith l’rcnIlI-r 'l‘ypcwritcr (‘,IIIn~
puny. at IllnnI-r today. at tho Mahack—
can). I '

Mrs. (I. ll. lioutwcll rcturucd to hcr
homc III Anaoniu yrutcrday altar a
ch-II'II vlait tho gucst of Mr Hon. llcnt-
lat t‘. 11‘. llontwcll, or Crcuccut 'l‘cr‘
race.

'l‘bc (llllcrru’ Association of IIII1
t-‘Iouth Norwulk l1‘li1I1 llcpurtntcnt, will
hold a pomponcd 11I1gulnr Int-cling tlIla
cvcning, in tlIclr rooms in South Main
utrcci.

A duucc will ho bold in thc (‘unnon
llnll. this cvcnlna. 'l‘lII1 ’l'win (‘lty
Mandolin Club will furnish music, and
I1 numbcr of local young pcoplo cxpcct
to ho prcscnt.

 

Homcr it. Hoyt in Italllng1your attra-
tlon to the nocraalty of having tbc
cyca‘nttcndod to thIn tin1 vision III lm.
puircd in thI1 lcaut. Mr. lloyt in com~
pctcnt and bin charges Ill‘t‘ rcnaonnblc.

 

——Vory few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for it) years and over.
and is now considered mm of tho pinu-
Ilnrd brands.

LouIII I’IIttor, of Nurwalk. in over-
haullnx the pool and billiard parlors
at tho Malnickomu IIIIII I1pr1I1t.II to lawn
thcin ronovatcd and Ilccoratcd prapnr»
ntory to the winter use In about a
Week.

Mra. (illnrlrn 8. 8t. John cnicrtnlncd
II few friends Weilnoatlny evening. in

honor of Mrs. to. W. 'l‘urnuro, at White '

Plains. N. Y.. who lino been her uncut.
(lumen and manic. followrd by refresh
manta. mode the evonlng punt: quickly
and pleasantly. 1

Mlnthorn Barrett, of South Salem.
nttondod the fat man's clnmbnko hold
at Nchwnlii. one tiny innt week. Mr.
Barrett nttondn them feasts each year.
not because of bin panderous Weight
and so much a Ileaire to meat with fat_____
man, but bocnuno the shore dinner on
pen!» to one of his five senses.

 

The Connecticut Railway and Light»
In; Company are advertlning their gun
are lump. To run one of these. cum
‘3 26 per month, and the company will
willingly tell you how many it will
take to light your adorn. They claim
that you get better and cheaper sor~
vice than tram any other system at
Illumination.

 

 

 
 

 

Ready.....

CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS CRIME}
AND WINTER CLOTHING ARE READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES. '

NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN so CARE~ 1
FUL IN THE SELECTION OF OUR GOODS.
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE EACH. .
RECEIVED .THEIR SHARE OF ATTENTION.
'AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS wE‘
HAVE SELECTED THE NEWEST, As WELL’A‘IS‘
THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN-BLOCH AND.
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN.

MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS FOR BOYS.

I

 

Silent I Price,

98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.

WNsNSNaI'

411 and 50 Wall Street;
NORWALk.‘

 

 

 

 

Peaches for Canning

CHEAP FOR CASH.

 

Fine White, per basket, - - .
Fine Yellow Albertas, per basket. — -

$I.l5
$l.l5
For picklers, and can be canned whole, per basket, 55cts

Fresh Stock. Just Picked.

 

 

 

 

 

Wise People Realize

that the proper fitting of Glasses should naver be guessed It. .
If there II any trouble wuu your own, come to us and hove u then

ough examination made free. We guarantee anti-faction.

O. B. JACKSON,

GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
NORWALK. CONN.

; I: run. smut-r,

 

 

 

 

. , - ._—-.__-_-==.==_.

«u

FURNACE

STOVE
RANGE

Coal ._

WE ARE SUPPLYING ALL COMERS.
EVERY SIZE IN bTOCK.

Raymond Bros.

INVESTMENTS.

Andrew Carnegie naysz'1No man can become rich merely on a Ilium.”
lie also pays that any man with a small amount of money should Inmt It.
The only question In where will your investment be sale and yield the inn-
ent results. We offer invnatmants that are absolutely safe and at tho um.
time yield large results. Stocks, Bonds, Mortgageu. Loans, Real mute.

A. L. DUNCAN a (20.. Investment Securities.

 

 

 

ROOM 1 Omaha BLOCK. BOUTH normal.
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers of ‘ '1‘ ‘"
IMPROVED - 1‘

Soda And Mineral

Waters -1.
lemon Soda. Sammirlllo. dilator Ale. 1.. I 1'1
Deep Roch Arieslan Well Water Um! Only.

New Canaan. Conn.

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED '1'0.

 

 

 

 

 

ARRIVED TODAY:
,Maokerel, _ . . b;
Wenkilnh, 1 5 ‘
Market Cod.

Bleak Cod.
Flhtfllll.
Bluefish,
San Ban. 1

 

........ ~M'

LORENZO DIBBILE

 
 

 

 

 

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