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ransom. SEPT. 23. 19023.
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“THE scum NORWALK Ev
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E‘NINo' sE’h’luNEL
n... ,t
<1 AT 6- LANE’S D-
TO THE
THEATRE... ..
take a box of our de-
licious ban-bans.
Eating s'beemeats is
a delightful way to
spend “between the
acts."
61 WASHINGTON ITREET.
inning loin.
The telephone call for the branch 0!-
flce of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk I; No. 44.
John K. Hyatt is ill at. his home on
Brush street, Norwalit. .
E. R. Dupegnuc, of New York. is
stopping at the Mahackemo.
Ilutier Lodge. No. 97, i. 0. 0. ii‘..
will rehearse the third degree this eve-
niug.
The Y. M. (i. A. orchestra will hold
its regular weekly rehearsal this eve-
hing.
Grocer Louis .loseloit‘ is out with a
new and attractively lettered delivery
wagon.
I". II, Ilishop. of New Milford. is
making a short business stay in South
Norwalk.
William ll. Douglass and S. C. Rar-
num. of New iluveu, are stopping at
the Mahuekemo.
John Meeker, of West street, has so»
eured a position as clerk for Grocer
Louis .ioselofl. of North Main street.
Russell Iiailey went to Now Haven
today to enter Sheffield Scientific
School, where he will take a course 01'
study. ‘
General Russell Frost, Mrs. Frost
and Russell Frost. .ir., returned last
night from a several days' ,visit at DUI-
phi, N. Y.
Two tourists in an Oldsmobile ur-
rived in Norwalk, this morning, on—
route for the westward. They resumed
their journey alter a short stop.
Mrs. Timothy Fitch, of Merwin
street. who has been at the Norwnlk
liospital, the past three months. was
removed from the institution, yester-
day afternoon.
Principal and Mrs. George 'l‘bomp
non. of Quintard I’Iaee. Norwalk. are
the happy parents of a baby girl. which
arrived last night. Mother and child
are doiui,r nicely.
The quarantine on the residence of
Timothy hirhlnhou. of Cedar street.
whose five-year-old daughter was ill
with diphtheria, has been removed.
the child having recovered from the
diseauo.
Plot. A. ll, Russell, aeeompnnlmi by
his friend, Mr. iloty. who has been his
guest the pilot few days. returned this
morning to his fall work as professor
in Princeton. Preparatory institute.
Princeton, N. .l.
Iiiram 13. Taylor. of Rowayton. was
at the oillee of the ilssossors. in the
Town Assembly Hall building. Wall
street. and made out a rate book for
the itowuyton or south Five Mile Riv.
er School District.
Vleo (knununlore Hubert Ii]. ilishop.
who hua been spending the. summer at
the Mitford, returned today, to the
home of bin uncle, W. I". Bishop. in
Belden avenue. Norwnlk, where he will
reside during the winter.
The Norwuik Yauht (,llub dunno, held
lnat evening. at tho Hickory l‘llni'f (llnb
house. was wrll attended, and the cou—
pleu thoroughly enjoyed the dancing
during the evening. Another hop will
be held next Monday evening, the lust
of tho season.
A workman employed at the Stephen
lioyi & Sona' nursery, New Canaan.
\qu kicked on the bark of his right
hand uuvoral days ago. and now the in-
jured hand in very badly swoilon. He.
rxpeetn this afternoon. to go to the
Norivnik Hospital. for treatment.
The liulldlng Committee. of the
South Norwalk Union bobooi Distriot
will meet IIIII'IOI'I‘OW evening in the.
council chamber in iinvilund ntreot
and at it o‘clock will publicly open the.
bldu for the emotion of the new bizh
reboot. ii a antlafaotory bid is receiv-
ed tim rontrnet will ho awarded.
A GOOD NAME.
The more, you know about climb! the
better for no: the butter for rum: the
butter tor eyerybody. You must trust
somebody. if you are not a iudilo Of
a aignr. you must trust the seller.
Thorn Is Where reputation oomon into
play. Solomon mid a good name be
rather to he chosen than great rich-
ou. it in the some with the fipurto
Guru; our tobacco and piano: they
have a 1000mm where they are un-
nd. they are tumouuly spot: tit. ‘ ‘
The annual city election will be hold
on Monday, October 0th.
Comatoek Brothers are offering ‘spee—
iui opportunity to secure in top coat at
a reduced price. Read their advertise-
meat.
Schaub's Market is to be opened in-
marrow, and every effort in to be, put
forth to maku the market attractive in
every respect.
After months of preparation, the
Selleok a Price stores are, stocked
with full and winter clothing of the
moat reliable makes.
The Board of Trustees of the South
Norwaik lluptist. Churrh will hold a
regular meeting this evening at 8
o'clock at the church.
It has been,preetieally decided that
Company 1) will not go to Hartford,
'i‘hursday. to attend the unveiling of
the soldiers‘ monument.
Harriet iliarle.int‘ant daughter at Mr.
and Mrs. 'I‘. J. Howard. of Smith
street. was baptized at St. Mary's
Church, Sunday afternoon.
—-»ii‘ you are suil'oring i'rom‘nuilaria
or rheumatism. take Caliber-bu medi
cine.
The full millinery opening of the
i-‘lowland itry Goods Company, Bridge-
port. takes place Wedm-sday. 'i‘hurs-
day and Friday ot‘ this week.
The South Norwaik liapilst parson-
age in West. street will be ready for
occupancy by Rev. H. B. Carpenter and
family about the middle of October.
(‘aptain (‘haries Watson wont to
Greenwleh today in \‘irthetihimodore
llubert ii. Bishop‘s sloop yacht “Kes-
trel” and will have the craft hauled
out in that place, and put up for the
winter.
Sturtevant has secured a large and
romplete line of oil heaters, as he was
well aware that. they would be in great
or demand than ever on account of the
high price of coal. Read his advertise-
ment now.
Mrs. Joseph Lee. of South Main
iti’t‘é‘l. gave, birth to twins last night.
Today the happy father in receiving
the congratulations of friends. Moth-
or and children are reported as doing
very nicely.
John Corina-ham. the popular clerk
in M. ii. Glover's South Norwalk shoe
store, will resign his position Saturday
night and next Monday will enter upon
.I business course at the Brown iiusl-
ness College.
~Very few brands of Cigars bold
hoir own like the imperial Crown. it
xas been sold for 10 years and over.
rod is now considered one of the stan-
tard brands.
You will never be worth any money
until you have saved some, and the
South Norwuik Savings llank encour-
ages your making a deposit in its in‘
stitution and thus acquire the habit
of laying by something for future use.
The Golden Rule Circle of King‘s
daughters of the Nor-walk ('ougl'eza-
tonal Church, will meet Friday. the
:Ilth inst. at 2:30 p. m.. with Mrs.
William ii. Staples. Pine lilll avenue.
blast Norwalk. If stormy will meet
iaiurday at the same hour.
The harvest supper. which the la
Tiles' Assoriation ol' the South Norwuili
Baptist (Thureh are to the hold. will
'ake plaee Wednesday evening. (trio
her 1. instead of tomorrow evening. At
.hui time the gentlemen of the church
will furnish a novel entertainment.
The prayer servieo at the South Nor-
waik Baptist Cilill‘i'.ll_ 'i‘lun'sday even
Lug, will be in charge of the ladies of
:he ehureh, and a most interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. The subject
will be “The Sphere of Woman and
tier Influence." and a very interesting
discussion is promised.
Last week's edition of the Saturday
Chronicle. of New Haven, contains an
execllent photograph production at
Mrs. lv‘raneea ileuth l-Jatou. soprano
soloist oi the South Norwulk Metho-
dist (.Jlnn'eh. The picture is accom-
panied by a flattering uoiire of tho
lady'u ability as a soloist. ,
_ While the improvements are in pro.
areas in lily avenue, the municipal
electric plant in taking advantage or
the condition of aitnirs on this thor-
oughfare and is overhauling their polo
line system the elliil'p length of the
«front. The service throughout. the en-
tire city is being put in Al shape.
l’rofeasor Mae bevy. the. physical
ouituro instructor in Brooklyn. umi ile-
ieetlve Sergeant Edward Hughes. of
New York. who completed the identiib
cation of Murderer William iloopnr
Young. in liurby. stopped at the South
Norwalk depm yoalorday afternoon.
and sent auvorai telegrams to relatives
in New York.
THAT BEAUTIFUL 01.083
names from the varnish in Devon's
Varnish Floor Paint; coats ll cents
more a quart though. Sold by Com-
stock‘. Watkins it Dow. in. E. Barbara
and H. '1‘. Prowitt a C0. ”
Diamond Rings
$0.00 to $i85 Each
Ladies’ Stone Rings,
Popular‘Combinations
.. Signet Rings
Standard Quality
, at Right Prices
' All!
We’re Forced
‘To Do It.
We believe in being perfectly frank with our patrons, and we ud-
mit here that the lack of a spring season left us with too many ’i‘op
Coats and we. are. implying the r omody in a sacrifice of protlts unheard
' of before at this time of the. year.
We have placed on sale about one hundred Top Coats, all good.
stylish, well~made garments, at the following prices:
$6 and $8 COATS, now $4.98.
$10 and $12 COATS, now $7. 98.
Cams tackBros.
3 I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING
l SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2 TEL. CALL 41-4
WANT OATS P
We've got them old and new; best kind, too.
Careiullv selected, clean oats, that are all
oats and nothing else. No dust. no dirt. and
price the lowest. Our guarantee is back of
this.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
lam near—Just as far as the nearest letter-
hox or telephone.
The“ antenna pinion...” can my
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
The Norwalk Bookseller and Stationer. Special Agent for
The Delineator.
Leave Your Subscription Willi Him.
Sheet Music oREnonr's POINT,
150 a Copy ' "'
Ring Down the Curtain
n ”m m m Ru“ Shore Dinners and Sea Food
. . , . .. .
I“. (M Mymmm 0" W oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
ill::::;:.i.i:"a.:‘“‘” Bathing and “shun
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. O’SITILIVAM
Signal ii‘rom Mara
liarmony Moses
PROPRIETOH.
Tot. CI" 97.5.
Coleman's News Store.
It) North Main Street.
The Stunhope is the But so much
talked of by men not upon the correct.
article in Hats-wit is every penny~
Nilii HATS..."
Weight. n hutwnuuie by the (ii-amt &
Especially A
Roam) Company. You certainly want
WNSTANHOPE to see it anyway. on come in.
We have a emnplete. line. of (i. & K.
Dorbien; latest ii‘uii blocks and earls.
GRAY ”BRO‘TfiEiiS.
Munufucturors of
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
Wa tors '
lemon Soda. Sumnerllln. Ginger Alia.
Deep Rock Aricslan Well Water Used Only.
New Canaan. Conn.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,L
‘ LIL
y .. t '\
twst’hlk
‘tl ii ‘i i it
our:
Th5 Eridge FIWSI'I Market.
rnnsn ARRIVAL or am. xnvos
or FISH, AT Lou/nor PRICES.
Live Lobsteru, ‘ 180 lb.
Hard Shell Grabs, 250 (ion.
Soft Shell Crnbn, 25:: to 501: do».
Oysters, ‘
hang and Round 0mm». ‘
cu
frank ll. lanai.
PLUMBING.
3mm ES
no: mum 313
up as
nrmva.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
2; so South Main Strut.
Uouth Norwulk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
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I I,I I.I.I,I I I I I.I.I,I I,I.I I I,I, -,I,I
Lilia] News Niles.
Mrs. William Elzea is ill at her home
No. 215 Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Quintard. of
Main street. Norwaik, are spending
the day in Standard.
linens 'i‘ribe, l. O. R. M.. will hold
a meeting this evening. when action
on various matters of inumrtanee will
be taken.
The teumster's union will hold an
important meeting tomorrow evening
at ti o'eloek. in A. 0. ii. Hall. in Wash
ington street,
Charles Murray. and family. of lln-
ion avenue. Norwalk. will move the.
first of (h-tober. to No. :10 Rowan street
in blast l'orwalk.
The meeting of the governing board
of the Norwnlk Yacht Club. scheduled
for last night. has been postponed to
next Monday night.
The executive committee of the lat
mont elub did not meet last evening
as was intended. The meeting will
be held later in the week.
Richard Farrell and (i. A. Sullivan.
of the Brown Business College. Bridge-
port. have enrolled as students in the,
teiegrahie department of the local eoi~
Icge.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor and lion. E.
A. Woodward will go to Bridgeport to-
morrow to numb! the (-(mgressiotmi
convention as delegates from the
South Norwalk Republicans.
The South Norwalk poiiee picked up
V n bleyrle last night. in South Main
street. and stowed it away for safe
keeping. at the headquarters in liavi»
land street, where the owner can llnd
it.
About a dozen members of linens
Tribe, of Red Men. will go to Bridge-
oort this evening to witness the insti
union of a tribe in that city. it is ex-
~meted that about loll members of the
new tribe will be initiated.
The four painters who refused to
work with Nelson llnbbell. of Norwalk,
'laiming that he was a nonunion man,
which afterward proved ineorreet. re
turned to work this morning on their
1ob of painting the resident-e of ex~
l‘ouurllmau id. l.. iloyrr. in Norwalk.
The trouble ha.- boen settled satisfac-
torily to both sides.
Miss Elizabeth W, iirown fell from
the porch of her home in Main street,
Not-walk, early last evening and broke
her right arm. The fraelure was quite
it bad one, the break occurring just
above the wrist and both bones being
broken. Dr. Ward Gregory was aunr
moued and set the fracture and today
Miss Brown is renting easily. It will
be several Weeks, however. before she
will be able to use the arm again.
Who Received Licemca
from State Board.
The state board of pharmacy has
made public the results of the. exami-
nations held at the Capital in Hartford
on September 2nd. Eleven applicants
for licenses were examined and at
these seven passed with the necessary
percentage. The highest mark was
Drugpilts
Mlanus. who stood nearly lilo. Mrs.
i’ointdexter'u husband Ilflll it than
store in Minoan and it in her intention
to go into partnership with him. The
other aueeesnful applicants worn: iien~
his A. Murphy. of Manson, Moan: I“.
ll. McLaughlin, of Norwalk; James F.
i’rnaton, of Norwich; William I). No-
lan. .lr., of Stamford; Louis A. Harris.
of New York city and Frederick A.
lioeiio. of New London. The licen-
ses have been forwarded to the bllt"
cousin] applicants.
A npeoiul meeting of the board or
pharmacy will be. hold at the Capitol.
on September 33rd. when applicants
for licenses will be examined.
TRIMMED HATS FOR A CHURCH.
The following Wan printed in a New
York newspaper yesterday. the gentle-
man mentioned being a grandson of
the late. Rev. B. 13. S. lilanoll. who re-
aided on tho Groun,~, Norwnlk. Rev.
Shelton illusoll preached one. Sabbath
, at tho Norwnlk Congregational Church
while Rev. 0. it. Egbert was on hla
vacation: . ,
"Men engaged in trimming linta won
the novel scene at the, home. of Rev.
Shelton Blaaoil. [minor oi the Congre-
uutional Church at Verona. N. .l., on
Saturday night at n. aoclahlo given by
the Young People's Society of Chrln~
tinn Endeavor. 'i‘ho pastor was proud
od one of the prizes for the bout trlnr
mad but; The bats were worn home
by the women, and some of them worn
them/tn church Sunday."
Mum»...
A Full. Fresh, Lilia -
' ‘C has...
made by Mrs. i“. W. i’ointdexter. of ,
Ready at Last
After months of preparation our stock of
.. ;l‘ '_:.L;:_'
\nrv-M
Jlr
‘ time n ‘l ruv‘o‘u N ’1
for the Full and Winter is réoflyi
and we assure you that never inftho'
history of our business have an
assortment in each Department,‘
0‘:
11' IS NONE Too EARLY '
FORATOPCOAT. : z :‘
Cool mornings and nights mako‘It '
necessary to have a little protection '
both for comfort and for the sake of
your health. Our prices range n’om'
boxy styles and the longer and more
conservative shapes preferred by ~
many. ’-
we call you special attention
Ruin Coats
$12 and $15. '
which includes every fashionable?
fabric and style. '
, ' MEN’S surrs. ;
Long-wearing. fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail; the‘
parts which are out of sight are a good as those that can be seen. Olly
prices range from $5 to $20, but we have a remarkably fine collection”
which we have marked -._. l-«p-MJ‘Mi-f
$15.00 '
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS.
Durability in every detail is the prime feature of these garments. but
good style. and perfect iii are incorporated in every suit. Your lively
boy will be dressed in fashion though at a small expense if you buy here.
Stilts from $2.00 to $10.00. ’
in our ilat Department you will find the newest fashionable blocks ‘
in both soft and stiff i-iats. at a saving of from 50 cents to $2.00 on each.
In our Haberdashery Department you will find the choicest Neck;
wear for the price, in the country at 50c. Fine Underwear, Hosiery,
Shirts, Collars and Cults, die. and all at extremely reasonable prices.
Salient it Price, Willis H. Select.
93 Washington Street, 43 and 50 Wall Street,
50. NORWALK. NORWALIs."
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BASKET
PEACHES
For Canning ‘
55c
65c
85c
and
$i.25
9 Nice Eating , .i L
APPLES.
A pleasant, tart flavor. ‘
. .3;
15C basket
A law PEARS.
Fresh Eggs, And No Fake,
35c dozen.
m
.9
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed It.
it there II any trouble wan your eyes, come to us and have I thor.
oath examination made free. We guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATI OPTIOIAN
ll VALE BTRIET, NORWALKJJONI'. 1
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N ESTMENTS. . .
Andrew Carnegie says: "No man can become rich merely on I nudity?”
He also says that any man with a small amount 0! money should innit ~51.
This onlwqueation is where will your investment be safe and yield the II".
eat results. We otter investments that are absolutely ante and It tho um
time yield largo results. Stocks. Bonds, Mortgages, Mann, Real lit-tutu
Ii. L. DUNCAN a: 60.. Invutmonl' Scourlll’n.
noon 1. manna moon. scorn nomad.
take part in the consideration .0
gen against Dlnbrow. The [limp
case was the that bunnies! um _
by the Grand Jury. ,
THE GOOD GROUND TRAGEDY.
Grand Jury Takes up the Game of Lautu
A; Dilbrow.
itiVlililiEAD. L. 1., September 23»—
Tho full term at the Superior court
of oyor and terminor for Suffolk
county, was opened here yesterday.
Much interest was manifested in the
grand jury, because it was to consider
the ease of Louis minnow, who in ac-
cused at having caused the death at
can or "5.5 nunAL ndtlv‘
negating between ”1.000.005
000.000 tor the rural doitvp d
' b‘ ‘ mandamus our _
been able to present such a superb“
$8.00 to $16.50, including the short; .. '
LORENZO DIBBLE"
w-.. M, . ’ ,.
Best Quality .
Hickory. Oak. Maple,”
WOOd Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split. ‘ i:
Norwalk Chronicler