, ,plny. Solomon said a good name in
i MONDAY. H SEPT.“ 5’5. I902. I
<1 AT .;, LANE’S D-
TO THE
THEATRE... ..
take a box of our de-
licious ban-bans.
Eating s‘lbeetmeats is
a delightful way to
spend “between the
acts."
.0ch an loin.
flee of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk Is No. 44.
i
The. governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club will hold a meeting
at the club house tonight.
The trustees of the South oNrwalk
Baptist Church will meet tomorrow
evening, at 8 o‘cloek at LIII‘.‘ church.
Company R will hold a special mect-
inc; this evening. to make arrange-
ments for the trip the company will
make to Hartford. Thursday.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows preached in
Grace Church. ycstcrday [morning and
evening. after an absence from his pul—
pit of two Weeks. on account of illness.
The. subject of the midweek prayer
service in the Norwalk Congregational
Chapel. ’l‘hursday evening, will be
“Coals of l<‘ire." 'l‘lic pastor will read
a story, "A Cup of Cold Water."
-——Numbcr 2 Nut Coal. $6.50 per ton.
Raymond Bros.
Ministering Circle, King‘s Daughters.
of the Norwulk Congregational Church.
will hold its September meeting. to
morrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock in thc
ladics’ parlor of the Norwalk Congre-
gational Church.
Rev. H. K. Samuelian will deliver a
lecture this evening. at 8 o‘clock. in
the South Norwalk Baptist Church, on
The Balkans. Mr. Samuolian formerly
resided In Turkey, and is an interest-
ing. and intellgelnt speaker.
Henry 1). Cornell has taken the mast
out of his trim auxiliary yacht 'l‘ruaul
so as to permit its being taken up the
harbor in Norwalk, where he now
moors her. The 'I‘ruant is about. the
fastest auxiliary In the vicinity.
“If you are. suffering: from malaria
or rhcumiitisnr takc Ca‘thcrba medi-
cine.
Mme. Longcrneggci‘. designer at the
It and & Corset nianul’actory. who
boards at No I Washington sircct, had
a piece of bone lodge. in her throat.
while at dinner last Saturday evcniuiz.
and was obliged to consult a physi-
cinn.
St. Joseph’s: Cadets held their rcgu~
lar monthly ulcclinit. ycsicriiay ailer~
noiui, at I:.‘lil, in llic basement oi' St.
Joseph‘s Church, and were given their
usual instruction in the [ll‘Illl'IpIori ol‘
temperance by the rector. Rev. William
Muller.
The Rev. Claude N. A. I‘ooley. curalc
of St, Ann’s Chruch. lilorrlsanla. New
York, preached in St. i‘mil's Church.
yesterday morning. itcl. C. M. Selim-k
and Rev. Mr. l’oolcy oiliciaied at the
licrkclcy Street Chapel in the evening.
The. music was (.iXt'UIIIIOIlIlII)’ line at
both scrviceu.
——Dr. M. S. lloscn, Eye and liar Sue,
ninllst from Bridgeport, removed hla
oiilce from tho Mahnckemo Hotel. to
5:: North Main St.. So. Norwnlk. whcre
he. can be consulted on Tuesdays.
’l‘hurndaya and Saturdays from 1
o‘clock to «l p. In. only.
Taylor 6'; Golden arc mprcacntlnu the
New Jersey licglutry Company, accl-
dcni Insurance, combined with registra-
tion and Identification. Every nub-
ncrlbcr rcccivca a travel accident ausuh
ance policy in a form of a coupon con-
tract, affording. subject. to the condi»
tions expressed in said coupon con-
tract. Indemnity for accidental Injuries
simtniucd while traveling as thcreln‘
provided: One thousand dollara In
mine of death. $5 per wcek for loan of
time for nondatnl lnjurlcn. and live
dollara for loan or time for non-fatal
injuricu snutalncd while cycling. nu
thcrcln provided. Accident Incurahcc
policy In issued by the United stair-a
Casualty Company, having ll cash can-
llai oi 3300.000, and nvdcpoait of 3250,-
000 with the insurance Department of
the alum at New York for the proton.
lion of policy holders, which Is a phar-
iuucc of positive protection and Indem<
nlty.
W
A coco NAME.
The more you know about cigars the
better for us; the better tor youz: the
better for everybody. You must trust
somebody. it you are not a judge of
it cigar. you must trust the seller.
There II! where reputation comes Into
rather to be chosen than great rich-.
or. it is the numb with the Sparta
cigar; our tobacco and pipes: they
have a madame whore warm ur-
it, they are , famous spoken“.
ii, i !
. “ “I ‘IWL'III ,9.
E. R. Iiiudcnburgh, of Brooklyn, in
utopping at tho Mahackemo. I
‘fim i
Robert Sealzi spent yesterday at the
home of his brother In Bridgeport. .
. "'”‘“W”‘“ |
A. C. .Wood, of Daubury, in taking
a course in tclograpliy at the Brown
Business College.
Courtland \‘an l-lcurcn has renamed
his studios in the luminous department
of the Brown lluslncsn College.
llarold Van blew. employed in the
composing room of the Sentinel, is ill
at his home in West ave‘uuo. Nor-
walk.
Henry IV-lutwclker. of Brooklyn, wan
the guest over Sunday. of Frank Wol-
lyuug, proprietor of the (lcrnuinia lio-
tel.
Edward F. Smith. the Norwalk and
South Norwall’. tobacco and cigar deal-
cr. is spending the day In New York
city,
Concord Division. Sons of ’l‘empcrv
ancc. will hold a meeting this evening.
at the Sons of 'I‘l‘impcrance Hall in the
Gazette building.
The fair committee of the First
Methodist Church will meet. tomorrow
evening at. 8 o'clock. at the parsonage
in West avenue.
The Democratic Town and City cali-
cus will be held next Monday cvenli‘ig.
in Arion Hall, instead of next Friday,
as has been published.
The Montauks and Colts, the second
and third basketball teams of Company
li‘, will play a practice name at the ar-
mory. tomorrow evening.
Miss ’l‘iicrcsn b‘bcpard. one of the
cfllcicui waitresses In Laun‘u restau-
rant. ls spending a chk‘s vacation
with friends in New York city.
A large proportion of the students oi
the llursirom preparatory school, (‘i)lll‘
plcled their work today and will cli-
icr college this week. Quite a numbcr
of them will go to Yale.
Deputy Sheriff Irving (l. border. of
\i'cslchcslcr county. and Mrs. Ira (i.
border. of White Plains. N. Y.. spent '
Sunday the go ests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Seymour. of West strcct.
——-Very 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 the stain.
lard brands.
Edwin .JOIlllSOIl of New Canaan. a
graduate of the Brown Business Col-
lege. class of 1901. has Sccurcd a pos-
ition as lundtkccpcr in the oIlIcc of the
Yale & 'I‘ownc Luck Factory, of Stuur
ford.
St Joseph's T. A. II. and II. Society
will meet tomorrow in their rooms In 1
South Main sircct. iii which time or»
rangcmcuts will be mazlc for ihc drnw~
lily: of the $20 in gold to take place
October Ist.
The Norwalk Musical linion hold its;
rcuulnr monthly iucclinu yesterday in
s‘lamford. lloutlnc business was trau-
-;acch and Miss Mile Kelley. Misa Ir
win and Miss Slccgmullcr were voted
into membership.
The Board of Registrars have placed
in the South Norwalk postoilicc. the
city list for examination by the voters
The list is subject to correction and
all names to be added or erased Irom
‘lIlOIIIlI be handed to City Clerk Joseph
ll. 'l‘uylor by the end of the week.
.Ioliu Ilrltio. who Is troubled with ep-
ilcptic lils_ was taken with one last
evening about 8 o'clock In front of
Frank Becker's cafe in Wauliluulon
street. The attack did not last very
long and Mr. iirilio remained in a.
I‘l'iilli‘lli‘iI position on the steps of Mr.
llcckcr‘a house until a carriage could
be procured, when he was; driven to
his home in Wlnunipauk.
"KOSHER" MEAT MARKETS OPEN.
The New Markets Cloned by Action of
Hebrew Congregation Committee.
ilAli’l‘ii‘OIll). Conn, September 22
mil” of the "kosher" murkcln. ten in
all, on the cunt side. which have been
cloned for scvornl daya on account of
the. opculng of it new market. renum-
"d business thin morning. The new
market in cloned as a result of the act-
ion of the committee, rcprckcnliniz tho
Hebrew congregations. which held an
all day nonulon yesterday. A vote was
taken at the. mcctlnu which rcuuitnd
In the rabbi balm: lnatructcd not to
authorize any “shocbet,” to slaughter
cattle. for the new firm.
A committee of 12 was appointed to
pant-l upon the appllcntlouu of any other
markclman. who in future. may wluh to
encourage the trade. Tho netloa at
this commitlco will determine wheth-
or uuch new camera shall be allowed
the uerviccn of n "shochct" to do the
slaughtering”
ARRIVALS OF VEGBELB.
BOSTON. Sept. 22-~Arrlvadt filteum-
or Cambroman, from Mediterranean
ports.
NEW YORK. September 22-—-Arriv-
ed: Steamers Konslnaton, from South-
ampton; Mliinehuha. from London:
balm. from Naples; Georgia, from Liv-
crpool.
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Diamond Ringsl
$0.00 to $I85 Each
Ladles’ Stone Rings,
Popular Combinations
. Signet Rings
Standard Quality .
: at Right Prices
USTIN
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0R AL
‘i We
: Take this car. it goes direct to both oi our storcs. the
depots of FALL CLOTHING STYLES.
lst. STOP. 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
for style, fit and quality. “Top-Liners" at $1.50 to $20.
> 3d. STOP. The Fall Hal, the latest up-to—date Der-
bies-—-The Harrington and- Dunlap. We} also have a
swell line of Soil Hats, $2. and $3.
Cams tackBros.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. MASONIC BUILDING
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
ENINO SE
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JIIJJJII. ,I.I,I,I I n.l,l.n:l.l.n
Frank i. Vasily, ;:
PL UMBING.
STEAM.
Ii 0 2 WA 1 E R.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut, '
loath Norwalk, Con'n.
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(Continued from First Page).
piano by Edward I‘. Hands. organist
at St. Mary’s Church.
Mr. Cornell again appeared and sang
In the Good Old Hummer Time. and
followed this with l Wants To Be, An
Actor Lady. both of which were loud~
Iy applauded.
Mr. Coughlln further inlrcncbcd
lilmsolil'dn the favor of his bearers by
singing Song of Arnby, which closed
the evening‘s entertainment.
Dancing was enjoyed to music fur~
nishcd by how‘s m'chcstrn until about.
livid.
matlncc at the fair. _
'l‘bc canvassing prizes, Saturday
‘ TEL. CALL 32-2 TEL. CALL 4l-4
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WANT OATS P
We've got them old and new; best kind. loo.
Carefully selected, clean oats, that are all
oats and nothing else. No dust, no dirt. and
price the lowest. Our guarantee is back oi
this.
Buy oats that’s clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near-just as tar as the nearest letter-
box or telephone.
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The Butterick Publishing Company
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
llave appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS
The Norwalk Bookseller and bialioucr. Special Agent for
' The Delmcator.
Leave Your Subscription Willi Him.
GREGORY’S POINT,
EAOT NORWALK, CONN.
W
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
at all kinds, Cooked to Order.
Bathing and I‘ISIilng,
8th Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. O'EEIMVAN.
PHOPRIETOI.
Tot. Gull 07.5.
.v
LATEST SHEET MUSIC
AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
In the Good Old Summer Timc.
.lust Next lloor.
llili llullcy, Won‘t You I’IOIISU Come
llomo.
.Ioscplilne. My Jo.
I'll be There. Mary Dear.
'l‘hc Maiden Willi llic Dreamy lecu.
Ring Ilowu the. Curtain. I Can't Slut:
Tonight.
Mansions or Aching Hearts.
Please Let Me Sloop.
Blooming iiizo.
Nancy lirown.
(‘rcolo Ilclla.
Harmony Mozart.
FRED B. COLEMAN.
10 N. MAIN 81'.
NEW tilts..."
Especially
.....Si‘lillllOPli
The Stanliopo In tho lint so much
talked of by men lint upon the current
article In Ilatawit in every penny-
weight n Ital-“liltiiiil by tho Crotut &
Knapp Company. You certainly want
to rice It anyway. Ho come in.
We have. a complete line of C. d: K.
Darliiue; latent Full blocka and citric.
New York, Sent. )7, 1002.
Prof. (i. n. Snrlalu, So. Norwnlk, CL:
near Bir.~—=~‘Wn have a call from the
Nailgaiuck School lioard {or a teacher,
a young man uuaililcd to teach book»
keeping and shorthand. The position
lluyii $700 per term. We take pleasure
in referring this matter to you, as you
have sent up several competent people
in the past. Have. one or your proud
atoll attend to this matter at once.
Yours very truly.
AMERICAN BOOK 00..
J. Iii. King, Mgr.
THE BROWN COLLEGE NIGHT SCHOOL
will prepare you accept such a position It you are ambitioug‘ .
Semi for information. to ,
.« G. E. SAR’I‘AIN, Pres.
*
Pingwl mot Server last evening. He
bad a good deal in any about his new
baby. Pony—What was II; he had to
any aboutithe little one? Pink-Toll
. you the mm wasn't listen!“ to him;
lid in “in: about habitat in a bore.
ti mat. mull about.
W
Viewed it Scientifically-wivuan't it;
a territylng oxperience,” asked his
friend,_“whon you lost your foothold
and went sliding down thefimuuntain‘
older? . , .
Ila‘e‘m n
night. \verc won as follows; Cukcs.
William Donovan. Miss lx'atbariac (iolA
dcn. Andrew l‘crry. Miss Josie Caliill:
plant. 'l'. Montgomery; sofa pillow. .I.
ll. Costello; salad sct. Miss Nellie (‘iil—
lcn; fancy box, Leonard German: two
pounds of candy, Miss Mny Ward.
The door [)I‘IZI' \vinucrs were: Wall
paper. Miss Ncllic O'Brien; boiled ham.
iickct 12748: basket of fruit. Mrs. ICiI-
ward llaycs; box or cigairs.’ ticket
363?; cyclomcter. ticket 1747; one
pound tea and one pound col’l’cc. ticket.
lSIIT: $1 worth groceries. Thomas Dor—
ucy: three pounds tea. Miss Nora 1°an
hogan; but: of Iloiir. ticket 3428; meal
chopper. llarrcll Moore.
Master Leonard liootli, a la‘cnicd
young violinist ol' llriducport. who has
been praised highly by musical critics
for his wonderful skill in pinyin: the
violin, will be one of the strong at»
iiaciious tonight at St. Mary‘u l‘uir
Lovers of good music should not tail
to bear-ibis youu‘g artist The kill
manifested by llii:2 young ariist aw un-
nurml with many of (be older onca it
we may use lhc opinion of a prominent
musical judge as a criterion, is siarll~
in: and he has been the recipicni or
most lluttcrinu praise. He will be ne~
commuted on iii ~ piano by one of Nor-
il'alks Illili'llii’. pianisli‘s, Miss Nina
walks lcadinu pianists. liliss Nina
Robert Shaw. utiosc inch tenor voice
places him anionu the leading singers
in The Norwulks, and has won for him
i'ainc all over the state by special re-
(most that sweet ballad which Ili‘ reu—
iIl‘ll'iI so exquisitely on the appearance
or the ‘mlnslrcl pel'toi'iiiiiiice.. culillcd
"iliuul Night. Little Girl. (loud Niaht'
Nothing iiiorc sweet or more touch
inizly bcaulii‘ul has been heard In the
way of ballad singing here for some
inuc.
I’roi‘. William Lowe will appear in
an orbzinul sketch entitled The lion.
\ir, (ll'ildy. Mr. [.mrc made his first
:ippcarancc as a'vaudcvilic star, on
IA'riday evenings, at l’hcliiu, Iiiddy‘n
lovch in the little Inrcc "Aunt i’olly's
Lesson." lie made such a decided bit
on that occasion [but there has been
an almost unanimous dcnuuul for his
li‘ appearance. He has kindly condes-
l‘l‘lllIi‘lI to air his views on rcrorulu in
.Il’llt'l‘tli for tho bcnciil of the public.
He will let every one know who's who.
and what's what in this vicinity as
they appear to one who has eyes and
uses them. As be In possessed of a
keen sense of humor, IIII-l portrayal of
noted chcIll'IiIcu cannot lull tickle llw
rlsibllllicu of even the most austere,
The evening‘s entertainment will
close with tho long-IookciHor dramatic
event. ”The Rough Diamond." This
will be presented by our own favorites.
the same cast of amateur actork who
produced it as a curtain raiser to lul-
rid (lurrlck. It is a one act. comcdcttu
by John Buckntono and la brim full or
clean humor. Theatre-Merit will rc~
iucmbcr thin little farce an the. one In
which Rosina Vokca toured the coun-
try HOIIII' few years out), and made nucll
a decided hit. It in now playing under
the name of The Country Colmlu. 'l‘he
conirukl between the country pumpkin
and Illa city county] in moat humoroimly
drawn. The cant in no tolluwn:
Lord Plato..........Iolm J. Cavnnnnb
Indy l-‘lyllto. . . .Kallicrlnc (l‘HuIIIVIIn
Capt, Illcnbclm. . . . .Wlilium Mulviliill
illr. Wm. llivcrilrccu. . .'I‘Ilou. McMahon
Margery. . . . . . . . . . .I'IIIZIIINHII llnrklnu
.ioe................’I‘haa. Lenihcrland
l.i.icy......................Mue Kelly
Thai, Locknmod‘u Hall will be IIIINI
in ilk utmost. when ”lit! program in
rcndnrml tonight, gone without, aayiuu.
All the entertainment in autumnal
lengthy, it will gain promptly at 3:45.
UNITED STATES GOLI‘ A680.
NEW YORK, September 22wh‘mtrino
for the Woman’s (loll championnhlp
will clone tomorrow. and there hi every
indication that the entry list will the
reed any that; the United State» Gail“
Aarocialion has yet received. The list
is more general than heretofore. and
entries are Coming from all partu at
tho country. It iii expected that, over
100 women will drbm on from tho
that ice.
The reason for the large entry list
In the {not that the number to quali—
fy has been increased from 16 to 32.
The championship Is to be decided
over the Brookllne country club ilnks
Sinntembor 80th, October 1, 2. 3. and
“’ A Full. Fresh.l.iii;of
’I‘hls ul‘tcrnoon Is a children's ‘
Mallow}; Chaplain;
J. r...
liTINE‘L
Ready"...
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AND WINTER CLOTHING ARE READYI‘IFOR“:
FULéIN THE SELECTION or OUR Goons;
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP HAVE‘ EACH
RECEIVED'THEIR SHARE 0F ATTENTION,
AND IN THE SELECTION OF FABRICS WE "
THE MOST DEPENDABLE—STEIN-BLOCH AND”
PECK CLOTHES FOR MEN. . .
SEE OUR “TEARABOUT” SUITS FOR BOYS. '
Sillick & Price,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
mi :1. yo
my .~‘l'flVV".‘.M~
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CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS or FALL‘
OUR INSPECTION AT BOTH STORES. y, ‘
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN SO CARE-
AVE SELECTED THE NEWEST, AS WELL 'AS ‘
’l .
MOTHERS ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND.
Willis H. leieit e 5
48 and so Wall Street.
NORWALk."
om.
A pertec
comparison i
Clover Hill CreameryPrint
BIKE
' 300 1b.
tiy fine product properly priced. None better. Make your own
n quality and price.
LORENZO DIBBLE
3
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Wise People Realize
that the proper titling of Classes should never be guessed It.
u WALL BTRIIT,
o6
are in any trouble With your eyes, come to us and have a that.
ough examination made free. i. e guarantee aatllmctlon. .
O. B. JACKSON,
. GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
NORWALK. CONN.
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WE ARE
Coal
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SUPPLYINO ALL COMERS.
EVERY SIZE IN bTOCK.
Andrew
llo also says
out retinitis.
The only quoaiion in where will your invontmcnt
time yield large manila. Bloch.
ll. L. DUNCAN oil 60., Investment Swarm”.
R001! 1. LAUDER BLOCK.
CRAY BROTITERS,
IN VES TMENTS.
Carnegie says: “No man can become rich merely on I film."
that any man with a small amount. or money should invent It.
be auto and yield the luv- .
absolutely auto and at the uni! ‘
Bonds. Moi-tuner. Loans, Real match.
We altar invcntmonlu that are
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'
Manufacturers of
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MAIL ORDERQ PROMWLY ATTENDED TO.
”Fa; snags Fish“
Marketrw .
ARRIVED runway - , .,
Mackerel, ’
Wenktlsh,
Bleak (30d,
Flatfllfll.
Bluefish,
Hard Crabs,
halt Crabs.
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