‘ SATURDAY. SERTL ‘a’o, I'g‘da.
<1 AT '5 LANE’S [>-
TO THE
THEATRE... ..
fake a box of our a'e-
licious bombons.
Eating s’tbeetmeats is
a delightful (bay to
spend “between the
acts."
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
local lens. Ides.
"+3.;’Ieie‘pliofléii'iioi NIBABEI.’ or.
agelkolf‘nla 4E4vooing Sentinel In Nor-
Thoron R. Bradley, senior partncr I
in the firm of Bradley and Platner.
proprietors of the Clifford Pharmacy.
was in South Norwalk yesterday af-
tuinoon on a short business trip.
—-Soft Crabs_ 25c to 750 (107.. Bridge
Market.
The picnic committee of the South
Norwalk Outing Club met last evening
at the Hotel Hamilton and decided to
hold a picnic. in about a week. The
date or place has not yet been (let-id»
ed.
A atatc convocation of Butler Chap-
ter. Royal Arch Masons. will be held
next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
the rooms in Washington street. Work
in the Mark degree. All mcmbcrs are
asked to be, present. ‘
—Loin Million Chops. ltic Ih. linyes'.
'i‘ho Whatsocver Circle of King‘s
Daughters. of the South Norwnlk (‘on-
grogational Church. met last evening
at the home of Miss Anna I‘llckerman.
in High street. and laid plans for the
fall and winter work.
Foreman Wilfred Bodwcll. of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company. went
to 'I‘homasion Thursday afternoon to
make some arrangements in connec-
tion with the handsome picture the
South Norwalk boys presented to the
members of Crescent Hose Company.
of that place. on the occasion of their
big. parade some time ago.
—Black & l’earl Alpinos. O'Brien.
liwiaht lngraham. salesman for .l.
W. Stndwrll. who collidcd with a stone
fcncc while on his wheel one day this
week. in Port Chester. throwing his
left arm out of joint. now wears the
member in a sling. and will continue to
do so for about two weeks. The fall
was a had one. and srvcral ligament.-
wcre broken. rendering the injury al-
most as bad as a fracture.
'i‘hc South Norwuik Ilonrd of ileuis
irars, William l“. Tammany. Henry t‘
Smith and .ioscpb ’l‘ummany. will hold
a public mansion at the town court
room in Iiuvlland street. Wednesday
October 1. from 2 to II p. In.. to correct
the voting list. All panic»- to be added
to or erased from this list must he
handed to (‘ity Clerk Joseph it. Taylor
on or before II p. m.. Monday, Septem
ber ‘20.
m. See the specials we are offering in
lladles' Walking Skirts for Sat. and
Monday; also a complete line of Mor-
ccrlzed Pctticoatn, at the new stora.
M. S. Smith & Co.
(‘uplain Williu II. Ovel'ion. of Men»
duw street who has been working in
ltnnbury the past Week pulling up a
tom-r and tank for a wator nuppiy for
our of the Int‘uo factories there. has
rm ured a lltlhllinti with the (llialleuzp'
Wind Mill It; l'ump Company. This
company will poor,commenci- tho erec-
tion of a lower one. hundred and fifteen
foot high and II much larger tank nbovc
thc new aiik mill in Norwalk.
~«~l.egn Spring Lamb. He 1b.; Loan
Mutton. 121,“. llnvea‘r.
l-Iverctl ltrunduae. of ill (from ntrcel.
Norwalk, who ban been confined to bbt
bed by alchnenu for the pant two woekn
wan preheated with a beautiful blanket
of fruit ycidcrdny afternoon. by lily
teacher and clnnanmlea of the Union
Center school. The little fellow III II
great favorite lilllmltt bin uurocintim
and when he recoivmt their kind re:
membranre of him. liia appreciation
knew no bounds. tie in improving
very nicely and Iltmt‘d to be about in
a tow duyu.
PAINT YOUR OUGOV FOR 766
to $1 with Devon's (jinn: Carrlhgo
Paint. it minim 3 to Ii on. morn in
tho pint than others. wont-II louder, and
Kim: It aims equal to new work. Sold
by illimnioclt. Watkins & my]. E. IE.
limlmm and it. 1'. l’rowitt & Co. "
A GOOD IIAM E.
The more you know About cigaru the
hotter for an; the battcr for yam: the
better for everybody. You tuned trust
mmabmiy. it you are not a Judge of
I cigar. you mind trust tho cellar.
Them in inborn reputation comes into
play. Solomon and II goth! numb is
rather to In: puma iii-n great rich-
“. a n the same'wml the spam
(liar; our tobacco amt mm; they
have a good We where they are my
ad, they «are Eamon-lip W at.
I ‘ .
furnish music for a fair to be held in
Woatport oarly In October.
A number of the students at the
liarstmm preparatory school. wtll
leave for college. Thursday.
The aciectmcn are hard at work fin-
South Norwalk Fire Department met
last (Ironing and transacted important
business.
_.... m...“
«Young's and Knox Derby. O’Brien.
Edward O'Brien. of Norwalk. is as»
sistlng in the South Norwulk store of
the New York tlroccry Company dur-
ing the rush today.
Arthur Brush. who in employed at.
the Curtia & Comatock overall fac-
tory. is confined to his home in East
Norwalk by illness.
Jacob Scbaub will reopen his meat
market on West Washington street.
'whicb has been closed during the sum-
mer. the middle oi‘ next week.
Several handsome yachts on a cruise.
up the Sound. flying the flags of the
New York Yacht Club. anchored last
night in Wilson‘s (love, off the Nor-
walk Yacht Club.
~—Very tow 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 the. stan.
dard brands.
May, the little dauahter of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther M. Wright, who has been
ill with scarlet fever at her home in
Madison street. is gettingr along nicely
and .is now on the road to recovci'y.
Louis W_ Leonard. t‘aptain ilownrd
.i. illoomer and Harry Ferris Went to
Cannon. ynat evening. and attendcd the
dance in the )annon Hall. The Twin
City Mandolin Club furnished music.
The Ladies Aid Society of the South
Norwnlk Methodist Church. will hold
a “rose. trec’ social. next chncsday
evening. A special program of music
and other entertainment ls being prc~
pared.
~>Miss II. Wylie. of No. I ()t‘chartl
street. Norwalk. has just returned from
a visit to New York. where she has
attended the openings of the. various
pattern and importing houses and is
now fully prepared to start In with her
fall work. fully confident of suiting
her most fastidious customers. Per
fect fitting guaranteed.
Deacon .William Miller has resumed
his accustommi place in Scymour's
grocery store. after a several days' III-
ness at his home in Madison street.
His friends are glad to we him back
again.
Henry Lewis. the sevexryear-old son
of Mrs. Henry Lewis. who is ill with
scarlet fever. at No. To North Main
street. is much Improved today. and it
is expected that he will be able to In
up tomorrow.
Ernest Lawrence. of Orchard street
Norwnlk, has constructed a "shoot the
chutes" III the rear of his home and
with his young companions expects to
have a jolly time slidini.v down tin
structure The affair is patterned at
for those at t'opcy island.
—~~I)r, M. S. iloscn. Eye and Ear Spc
‘iallst from Bridgeport, removed III:
')iiIt‘(‘ from the Mabackemo Hotel. it»
32 North Main St.. So. Norwnlk. wlu-rr
ho can be consulted on ’l‘uesdayfi
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. In. only.
Thomas Mctlulre, helper for tiny
mond Brothers. who wished his foot
With an axe while at Work about a
week ago on the Old SaIIItatIn-k road
.a cutting Ilium: nicely at his home
in Water Nil-eel. ilr. it‘. i iiurucli. who
In attending him. Ilflllt'fi to be able to
remove the siltrhw tomorrow,
The local Salvation Army. in com
mph with other branches of the ornan
lzations through the country. will ob.
serve ncitt Wei-It na “harvcat fcxdlvnl”
week. Special pervlren will be held
I‘ilt'Il evening in the mount ill South
Main atreet and colicctlons of fruita of
the lieida, clothlnn and other nl'ticlet
will be rcrclvwl for the children.
wYacht Can» it tbnbrelhw. ti'llrlcu
’I‘in- mernbcrn of the new band which
river Iu'othera are ornanlflng held a
rchI-nraal. last night. Everything III
now progreaalnu nicely and tho band
bid» fair to otitrival nor ever started
in town. The ornanizcra would be
plctlned to talk within anyone havina
the nureamry littlitit'lli talent and inter-
out in mimic. with relation to becomina
a member.
Willie I‘lcoruo t'nneo wan unpacking
n ‘lmnch of bnnannu at the «torn in
Wunhinnton nireet this morninu. in:
uncovered a tarantula. The many
leaped animal made. illI. effort to blip
him but he drew his band away 1qu In
time, The little InneI-t Ivan tlm ohioct
of notch curiosity for mono than and
finally it. wan Itilicd to prevent it from
dolnn any harm.
Diamond Ringsl
“0.00 to SI85 Each
Ladics’ Stone Rings.
Popular Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality
at Right Prices
filtlsr
Svco's orchestra hug been engaged to
II“
inning up their annual mport and will.
have. it nearly completed this nftcrg
noon.
The Officers' Association Of the
depots of FALL CLOTHING
Isl. STOP. The Fall Ov
the accepted short. medium a
2d. STOP. The Fall Su
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2
Take this car. it goes direct to both of our‘storcs, the
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 Dunlap.
swell line oi Soil Hats, $2. and $3.
Cams tackBros.
STYLES.
ercoat. best oi the best. in
ad very long. $0 to $20.
it. impossible to beat ours
We‘, also have a
MASONIC BUILI) ING
NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 4I-4
oats and nothingr else.
this.
Buy oats that's clean.
box or telephone.
WANT OATS P
We've got them old and new; best kind. too.
Carefully selected. clean oats, that ale all
price the lowest. Our guarantee is back oi
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near-just as far as the nearest letter-
No dust. no dirt, and
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COPY YOUR LETTERS
WHILE YOU WRITE
WITH A
Pen Carbon
Copy Book.
For sdc by '
William P. Beemr's,
Bcokscllcr. Stalloncr. Enlraver.
49 Wall Street. Norwnik.
LATEST SHEET MUSIC
AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
in the Good Old Summer Time.
Just Next liuor.
lilll llalicy. Won't You I’lcuac (Junie
Home.
.Iomiphlue. My .Io.
i'll be ’I‘hcrc. Mary I‘lcar.
'I'Ilu Mttldcn \VItII Iill‘ lircainy ”you.
ltini: flown the. Curtain. 1 Can't Sing
Tonight.
Mansions ol' Aching Ilenrta.
I’Ieanc iml Mo Sim-p.
illoomihu Liza.
Nrucy lirown.
(Wt-(lit! llellk.
Harmony Moat-II.
FRED B. COLEMAN,
10 N. MAIN ST.
GREGORY’S "POINT,
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
w
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and I‘lshin .
Bath Houses to Rent by eason
J. E. O’STJT.LIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Tut. call 07‘.
NEW HMS...
Especially
.....STAIIHOPII
-“
Tho Stanhope in the that no much
talked of by men not upon tho correct
IIFticlc III liabi- it in every penny—
Wi'IitIiI a but ”liiittiu‘ by the (lrofut &
Knapp Company. You certainly want
to are it. anyway. no room In.
We have n commute lino of (l. & K.
ilorbh-u; latent. li'ull block» and curlu.
".Houw
otoov
New York. Sent. 17. 1902.
Prof. ti. :7. Sartain. tin. Norwnlk, (It:
llcnr 3”qu have a call from the.
Nnuxntuek School board for a teacher.
a young man qualified to teach book‘
heaping and shorthand. The ponition
pay» not) per term. We take pinnauro
in referring this matter to you, as you
have. aunt IIII noveral competent people
in the print. Have one. of your gratin»
athI attend to this matter at once.
Your: Very truly,
AMERICAN BOOK 00..
J. E. King. Mgr.
THE GROWN COLLEGE NIGHT SGHOOL
will prepare you accept such It position i
Semi for information, to
n
[mam Mothodint Epincopnl church.
may. Joseph L. Guernsey. Illusion—Di-
tribe worabip with German at. 10:30 a.
In: Sunday school at noon: Junior:
imam km; autumn Mama at.
1 .
c emiué’zcmce wtit
Smith
1 you are amblltnun. .
III. III. SAR’I‘AIN, Pros.
CONGRI‘OMAN IPIIIIW AGAIN.
HARTFORD. Conn. September 20...
(kingreasman It. 8. £3me wan unnu‘
Impurity rte-nominated for Chapman to
day by the; “coalitions of the First
district. A convention no held. in
. null), In: tum cit
hank ll. Vaniny,
PL UMBINU.
STEAM,
BO 2 WA 1 ER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. "
so South Main sum, 3:
loath Norw-Ik, Conn. '
The Fair lirnws In IIllnIIIIIIlI
(Continued from First Page).
Iy enjoyed by all. 'i‘ho program con-
sisted of the following numbers:
Cornet Solo‘-—'i‘bo Palms.
Howard A. 'I‘Illy.
Vaudeville Specialiy— Mrs. (‘lrogan'n
Quiet Ilaby; original Irish reel and
tilt.
.Iosl pb (‘orncIL .
Cornet solo—-~-I\ledltw of [risk Airs.
Howard A. 'l‘IIly.
IIurIesquc~~Aunt l’olly‘a Lesson.
Mrs. (lrover. Miss- (‘ntharinc (lavanauh.
Mrs. Worth ...... Miss Lucy liresnan.
lliddy ........ Miss Catharine Malone.
Her Steady ........... William Low.
Mr. ("orneIL who is well-known In
Norwnlk. was given a royal welcome.
which be thoroughly deserved. lie
simply captured his audience in his
clever sketch and songs, which werv
mirth provoking in the extreme. Mr
(‘ornell‘a dancing was also a feature of
the entertainment.
Mr. 'i‘illy thoroughly delighted the
audience with his cornet solos, and
only further demonstrated his mastery
of the instrument. Aunt Poily's Lcsv
son was a laughable farce. and those
taking part are deserving of much cre—
dit for their excellent acting. 'i‘his
burlesque on the modern club woman
was describrd in last evening's Sen»
tincl. One of the features of the farce
was the dancing of iliddy. which char-
acter was portrayed by Miss Katharine
Malone.
The winners of last evening's can-
vassing prizes were the following:
t‘akcs. Thomas Pagan. Min» Ella (‘n-
bill, Mrs. M. J. Riordan. James: ii.
Manner.
lioor prize winners: l'alm. .lohn
Henry; perfumerr. ('ornellus Hen-
dricksou: cigars. ticket 037.; whip. tic-
Iii‘l ."..f.0l; SI worth of groccriws. tic-
ket lfitlx; pound of Itii and coffee. tic-
ket 15:39; cyclomcter. .Iuy Iiiil'kley;
two pounds of’tea. Mrs. William llixon.
8'2 worth of laundry work. ticket 2mm
basket of fruit. ticket 2.430.
After the entertainment and drawinc
of the prizes. dancing was indulged in
by the young people. The children will
have an afternoon at the fair Monday.
This will be New York night. The
entertainment will be furnished by
three clever entcriaInm-s from that
city. M. A (‘orneIL a singer of comic
mugs. will be the chief attraction He
in Well and favorably known as a first—
I'Iliss Iniertainer. having been heard
here on lIic oI-Iaaion when the llli‘lllr
'N‘l's of the (latbolic t‘lub entertained
their lady frinnla. III) that owning lIc
innit a number of numerous sonar. and
his clever and skillful rendition of
several catchy airs was the source of
much favorable comment. He is pos-
wssml of an excellent voice. over whlcb
he has complete control, and will be
heard this evening in several numbers,
All who have heard him before speak
very highly of his extraordinary tal-
cuts. Willi him In Mr. lianicl t‘outtlt
tip. the talented tenor soloist in St.
itabrlI-I’s t‘hurrb. New York city. who
is a prominent factor in lltthIcuI cir-
n-lea III the city. Like Mr. f‘ornt-II. be
also is no stranger to the prople of
Norwalk. as be delighted a large sized
audlonce on the occaaion of the (.‘atllou
Iic (‘Iub's entertainment of their lady
fririnln. They will be accompanied by
Mr. ilnrry Halley. n atrnnuer in The
Norwnlke. but who cornea highly rec-
ommended an a iIi‘tIt-I'itimt entertainer.
’l‘hmw grtitlrmen are all friends of Mr.
Edward l-‘innegan. the popular mer-
chnnt. and it in through him. that the
entertainment unintuitive lum- Klit't't‘i‘tL
ed in uncaring their acrylrea. With
much an array of talented llI’Ii-‘IIK. an
cxccllent programme of pong and hum»
or can be assured to all who attend.
Additional donations received for the
fair are: liox of bouionnlerrm. Mot.
John Ford. Hoyt alreet: n lame ussori»
meat of choice nowern. Mrs, ttharlen ll.
Maitbewu, of Weld avenue: wall paper
amt bordcr. (Yhant-II W. Iit‘llllI'II. of
(lrant street.
nan-«u.» We”...
To ATTACK REVOLUTIONtaTs.
amoral Mendoza heated to Retreat
Before President Cum-o" Forces.
WILLEIIIS'I‘AII. Island of Curatton.
t-ltztumiier Zowl’renidnnt (tantra. of
Veucznoln. who arrived at Valencia.
(capital of the state of Caratmioi
'i‘huruduy night. with 3.600 men, loin-
ed forces with the army commanded
by the war minlnier, tienerul flarrido.
eonuinting of 2.500 man. and left Val-
encia yesterday morning for 'l‘oyoito.
at. the head of a well equipped force.
of 6,000 men. with twelve guns, to no
tack the revolutionary army commute
lit)“ by General Luciano Mendoza. it
it thought probable that General Mun»
«loan will retreat to Poo. as be Is not
nti‘mltt enough to engage Cautro'u force
tmrI tnckn ammunition.
The Junction of the two armies Of
tho pomrnment of Venenuela him
«hanaud the situation. and it In bu-
linved that it will be dililcult in oven
throw President Castro.
J H
...,... «MAL. "Luau...“
A Full. Fresh Lille of”
*‘W‘I_Ii“i?". Chocolutocn
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YOUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES. -
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN so ‘C‘ARE- r
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE EACI'I
RECEIVED THEIR SHARE 0F ATTENTION: .
AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS will ‘
THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN-BLOCH AND
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. ' ‘
MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN 'AND
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS 50R BOYS.
Willis H. Slut
48 and 50 Wall Street.
NORWALR.
iIlIIIk & Price,
98 Washington Street.
SO.NORWALK.
............. OM
Clover Hill Creamery Print
300 lb.
A perfectly fine product properly priced. Nona better. Mlkc your own ,4
comparison to quality and price.
LORENZO DIBBL
“Lg
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be warned It.
If there il any trouble wuu your eye». come to u: and have n that.
cash examination made free. he guarantee antilfaction.
O. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE orwomu
NORWALK. CONN.
u VALE STUNT.
FURNACE
STOVE
RANGE
Coal ..
WE ARE SUPPLYINC ALL COMERS.
EVERY SIZE IN STOCK.
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INVESTMENTS.
Andrew Carnegie barn: "No man can become rich moral! on a aim."
lie IIIO any: that any man with a small amount of money Ihould innit It.
The only qumtiou Is where will your Investment be safe and yield tho ml-
out roaultn. We offer invoutmontn that are absolutely late and at III. “III
time yield large roaulta. Stat-kn, Bonds, Mortgages. Loans, Real Erato.
If. L. DUNCAN & 60.. Investment Swarm”.
noon 1. LADDER. BLOCK. scum NORWALIL’
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' tarmac i
Soda And Mineral '
1m Soda. Samantha. Iii-m Ale. :if. M
Deep Rock Arfcsfan Well Wafer Um! Only.
New Canaan. Conn.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 'ro.
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'2“!be I Bridge”Fido"”MOI-lion ,.
. ‘i
ARRIVED TODAY:
Mackerel.
Wealth-b,
Btu-II Cod.
rump.
Bluefish,
Hard crabs,
80ft Crabs.
Onion.
at“ i
“'5 f
m
it I? I
FUL IN THE SELECTION OF OUR cow‘s;
HAVE SELECTED THE NEWEST. As WELL-AS
Butler, ,
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