; FRIDAY, SEPT. as, 19oz."
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THE SOUTH NORWALK Ev
woolen. . ‘-
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<1 AT 'i- LANE’S D-
TO THE
THEATRE.....
take a box of our de-
licious ban-bans.
. W Eating s'lbeetmeats is
a delightful way to
spend "between the
acts."
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fine of Tho Evening Sentinel In Nor.
walk is No. 44.
George Williams is ill at his ironic
in Meadow street.
The Norwalk Hardware
have a full
and shells.
~~Cranberries. iOe qt. 13‘.l).l.. & Co.
Company
line of Peters cartridges
'l‘he Mi-Naiiy and Silk baseball teams
will again play in a few days, on the
Polo Grounds, llroad lttver, Each team
has now won a game.
The, liuiidiug 'l‘rades Council of The
Norwalks will hold an important. meet-
ing tomorrow evening. in G. A. R.
llall. South Main street.
——-Choice lt‘owis, ilie lb. liaycs'.
The coal question is overcome by us-
ing oil as fuel. (ionistock. Watkins &
how are offering some very satisfac—
tory oil heaters at a reasonable price.
Miss Margaret Shechan. of Smith
Norwalk, ran into a little boy. while on
her wheel. one day recently, and was
rendered unconscious for lialf an hour.
-—~1\ll flavors Fresh Candy. lllc lh..
at the new store. M. S. Smith & Co.
There will be an important rehearsal
this evening, of Eureka Reheka degree
team. It is requested that every one
make an effort to be there. as this will
be the last rehearsal before work.
—~-llesi qualities and patterns of Ei~
derdown for 25c yd. to be seen: also
a full line of plain and fancy Detritus,
12w yd upward. New store. M. S.
Smith «it Co.
n
“Cultivate intimacy with our store,
any ll. Kriegcr & Company, "and you
will find it to your advantage iii many
ways. ’i‘hcir plan of \vcekly pziyiiicnis
will continue forever. Ilcad their ad-
veriisemcnt.
——(‘.rash llats at O'lirien's,
’l‘hat Stanbope hat is receiving espe-
cial attention from the. correct dress-
ers. lii’lln says that he has never had
such a run on any one kind of luit be-
fore. lie credits the popularitv to tile
lint holding its shape so perfectly.
Ilain-~lthcunudism-«Dr. Dick’s Med-
iciuo.
A baby girl arrived to brighten the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James ll. liyati.
of Center avenue, Norwnlk. last. night.
Mr. Hyatt is a popular driver for A.
llnsholf. the halter. and is receiving
the usual number of congratulations.
-—Cranberrlos. 10e qt. F.D.L. & Co.
Workmen employed in the ans de-
partment of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company have been busy
the past few days. getting the water
out of the gas pipes in several of the
Wall street stores. With water in the.
pipes the quality of the light is very
much affected.
mittseital bv Mrs. Paul Moore Strain
er. at Nni‘wulk Congregational filiurch
tilmpoi, Tuesday evening. Sept. :liltli
Tickets. 35 cents,
William llriWiii, of North Wilton.
this Week commenced a four yenra'
course of «truly in the Yale law school.
Mr. lieWitt is a graduate of the for»
liter Norwaik University school. and a
popular corporal of Company 1). lie
in aluo an athlete of considerable abil-
ity. His many friends will wish him
the highest success an an attorney.
. M..W..._..~..i.~
whciin roasting and boiling plea.
oil of! Beef, 10:: lb. Huycs’.\
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from tho varnish iu Devon's
Varnish Floor Faint: costs 5 cents
more it quart thourth. Hold by Com.
stock Watkins a. Bow. it). ill. Gotham
and H. '1‘. Prowitt & Go. ”
A coon“ NAME.
The more you know about cigars the
better for its; the better for you:: the
better for everybody. You maul: trust
somebody. if you are not a liaise of
a cigar. you must trust the seller.
There to where reputation comes into
play. soiomon said a good name is
rather to be chaired than great rich-
es. it is the some with the ammo
cigar: our tobacco [and pipes; they
latte a. good 11an they are no
they are tum ‘ ' ‘
Owing to the rain last evening, the
meeting of the Ancient Order of Hi—
hernians of South Norwailr, was not
held.
-—llananas, "200 doz. Ii‘.l).L. & Co.
Mrs. William ('lroea and daughter,
Miss Eleanor Green, of Chicago, aro'
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. lion-
l‘ord, of East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gregory have
issued invitations for a reception to
be held next Tuesday evening at thijiir
homo in Courtlandt i’l'iee. ‘
wCorned Beef, 0c
lb. Ilayes.’
F. L. Snyder, representing the large
wholesale firm of Aeker, Merrill &.
(Iondii, of New York city, was Iti this
city today on a business trip.
-~—l"luniap & Youtnaanerby. O'Brien
Edward Godfrey. of llowayton, is
wearing both hands in bandages io-
dny, the result of a fall he had from
his wheel yesterday morning. Mr.
Godfrey also suffered several bruises
on the knee.
—~l.egs of Lamb, lie; Forequarters,
tic. Stevens'.
Constable Joan .t. Goodwin expected
to attend the convention of the stale
deputies of the New England Order
of Protection being held in New Haven
today, but on account of the rain re-
mained at home.
——Ilcd Onions. 25c pk. F.D.i.. & Co.
Mrs. Julia C. Gregory. of France
street. N01'Wlllk_ left yesterday
Springfield. Mass. where she will he
met by her son, Walter I. Gregory.
who will accompany her to the home
of another son. Rev. James C. Gregory.
in (lorbani, Me, whcr they will spend
two months.
—~l«‘or that chilly feeling—Ills: Vein
(“.umherland Coal. so per cent, lumps.
for range, grate and furnace. Apply
to E. M. 'l‘olles & Co.
Harry S. llurtraui, of llarrict street.
Norwaik. attended the unveiling of the
First. lleavles' monument at Hartford
yesterday as a member of Company 1"
and later went to East Hartford, where
he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Now-
all Steele for a. few hours. lie return-
ed home ln the early evnlng.
A very pleasant family gathering
was held last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. lianford. East Nor- ,
walk iti honor of their guests. Mrs.
William flreeu and daughter ltlleaiu'ir.
of Chicago. During the evening Miss
Green, who is an accomplished elocu-
tionist, favored with several selections.
Refreshments were srrvcd.
~—Taltcs the burn out; heals the
wound; cures the pain. Ilr. ’l‘ltomns‘
Eclcctric Oil, ilie household remedy.
A resolution will be introduced at
the special town meetingr to he held in
Norwalk tonight for the establishment
of a public coal station to be owned
and conducted bv the town. The prime
movers in the idea claim that this
should be established and that coal
should be sold as near cost as prncti
cable.
“Special values in (lents', Ladies
and Children's Hosiery. Underwear.
Horscls and (ilovcs, at the new store
M. S. Smith ii}. Co.
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of
'l‘cmperance, of oNrwalk, will celebrate
the slxtleth anniversary of the found~
ing the order. Monday evening. Sep-
tember 220th. and the Not-walk division
has invited Rising Star Division, of
ltowuyton; Friendship lllvisiim. of
New (Tatiana: \‘i’estport Division, or
\Vestiiort. and li‘rlendly Division. of
Sliver-mine, to be present.
~Specinl for Saturday: Loin Steak.
i-le lh.; llouuil. l2c; Shoulder, 10c.
liayes‘.
The friends of "(‘on Scully" and
i-‘rank Klopp lieid ii meeting last plain
to make preliminary arrangements for
'l boxing nuiich between the two man.
it was decided that the match would
be for a three hundred dollar side bet.
Another meeting will be held Saturday
night at the Wooster billiard parlors
when the fifty dollar forfeit put up by
tleiilly will he covered and the side
bet will also he aoiucdwtlie lhinbury
News.
~~Illlllilllilll, 20c doz. WILL. ii: (in.
m
RAILROAD STOCKS iNCREAsED.
CHIC/mt). September 2il-”lt was
announced on good authority today.
says the Daily News. "flint a $25,000.-
000 increase is to he made in the i‘ilp-
ital stock of the Chicano. Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad. This adtiitioir
at stock will be issued in stockholders
at bar. it is supposed that the increasi-
ed capitalization in for tho purpose
of acquiring Senator Charko’o right in
a road which is planned for construc-
tion between ,Bnlt Lake City and hon
Angelou. The St. Paul lines with the
Gould Ronda give thin combination a
route to Salt Lake. unit the connection
with Senator Clark's lroloot will give
the St. Paul an outlet to the Pacific.
coast.
‘il....;af tugs7
“0.00 to Sl85 Each
Ladies' Stone Rings.
_ Popular Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality
for”
To Do It.
We believe iti being perfect ly
Coats and we are applying the l‘ell
We have placed on sale ribou
stylish, well‘made garments, at the
5 l4 souru MAIN STREET,
sourn NORWALK.
; TEL. CALL 32-2.
l
We’re Forced
am here that the lack of a spring semen left us with too many Top
of before at this time of the year.
36 and $8 Coats,
$10 and .712 Goals. now $7.98
, Cams tackBras.
frank with our patrons, and we ad-
iedy III a sacrifice of profits unheard
t one. hundred 'l‘op Coats, all good,
following prices:
now $4.98
MASONIC BUILDING
NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 4I-4
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WANT OATS?
We've got them old and new; best kind. too. I
Caretullv selected. clean oats, that are all
\w/
oats and nothing else.
price the lowest.
this.
Buv oats that's clean.
V'VV
box or telephone.
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Our guarantee is back of
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i am near—just as far as the nearest letter- :
No dust, no dirt, and
The Butterick Publishing Company
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEER5,
The Norwalk Bookseller and
Stationer. Special Agent for
The Deltaeaior.
Leave Your Subscription With Him.
Sheet Music
15c a Copy
ltlng Down the Curtain
lien liar Chariot lliice
l’vo (lot My Eyes on You
llearts‘ Ease Waltz »
liloomiitg LIZe
Tell Me Pretty Maiden
fllgniil From Mars
lliirinoiiy Moses
Coleman’s News Store.
I0 North Main Street.
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IT IS
STILL THE
"STANHOPE'
HAT
' J» nan. canons PROM
W Th stroll-age" Fish M’a W
at aha Prices W W
a air BROTHEIEWS
Manufacturers of
-. IMPROVED '3
Sada And Mineral
~ Waters
' . lemon 8min. summdlin. Ginger Ale.
Dew Roch Artqaim Well Wain Um! Only.
New Canaan,
orator!
GREGORY’S POINT,
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
tn...—
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and rishtn .
Bath Houses to Rent by eason
J. E. O’ia‘WlWlWLLlVAN.
PROPIIITOR.
Tll. Glll I'll.
mutt——
'l‘hat t-ltanhopo is indeed a favorite
among the correct droonera. ever
watchful for smoothing new and plenty
ing in headgear.
The special advantage of thin but is
that it retains its shape so perfectly.
Certainly we shall be delighted to
have. you see. it.
The attractive styles in stiff lnitu also.
Conn.
PTLY ATTENDED TO.
PEEK
FRESH ARRIVAL OF At!!! KINDS
OF FISH, A'I‘ LOWEST PRICES.
Live lobsters. 18c lh.
Hard Shell Crabs, 25c tioz.
Soft Elton Crabs. 250 to 506 (102.
‘ 25c qt.
Variety,
momma, W
STEAM,
no: WATER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ..
50 South Main Strut,
' loath Nonlfllk, com. W
Telephone 137-3.
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I.I.I,-.I.I.I,I.-.- I
NEW BRITAIN BOXING.
Mosey King Knocked Out in the Twen-
tieth-A Good Exhibition.
NEW BRITAIN. September 20»—
Wiliie Lewis, of New York, knocked
out Mosey King. of New London, in
film minutes and forty seconds of the
twentieth round. before the National
Athletic Club,_last night. The men
fought at 130 pounds. The fight he-
longed to Lewis frotn the start. al-
though King showed some good points
at times. Lewis did his best work
with his left. King was all but out in
the eleventh round. The count follow-
ed by the gong saved him. Fromthe
seventeenth round on King took count
at every opportunity, taking it four
times in the nineteenth round. it
was the best bout that has been put on
here this season. When Lewis was
declared the winner. be rushed for—
ward, embraced King. and kised him
on the checks.
in the preliminary bouts Kid Glea~
son. of New llritain. and Pete Drago.
of Hartford. wure to tight eight rounds.
lirago was substituted for Jimmy Mad-
den. who lind a sprained thumb. Glea—
son won in the second round. putting
llrugo oitt with a blow oVer the heart.
In the second preliminary. Shorty Guns
of Hartford. knocked out Harry fluffy.
of Springfield. Mass. in two minutes:
of the first round. Duffy showed the
most science. bill he did not have the
strength of (laps. Guns just simplv
drove right through his guard and laid
ltlm out. lliclt Howell. of Bridgeport,
was the referee.
The fight was held in the Casino with
about 1000 people present. It is the
first time this season the crowd went
away satisfied. During the intermis-
sion Jerry Matter. of Hartford. chal-
lenged anybody in the state at 118 to
i2-i pounds. Fred Miller. of Middle.
town. accepted the challenge.
BARNUM'S WIDOW IN COURT.
Objects to Distribution of Preperty on
Which Her Annuity la Based.
Mrs. Nancy Barnum-Di Aiexaudry
li‘tlrcgianna. widow of the late show
man. 1’. 'I‘. Barnum. has taken an up
peal front probate to the supreme
court from an order granting the dis-
tribution of certain shares of the
liridgeport Hydraulic Company stock
in the hands of the executors. and
notices to this effect have been ser~
vcd on tho litirnutn heirs.
liy the will of the late 1’. 'I‘. liar-
miui. his widow receives an annuity
ll “0.000 during her life. and Nov. l0.
iSill. there was set aside. by order of
the probate court, and retained III the
possession of the executors of the 0s-
tnte special security amounting to
something above $i.tio0.00t’i. included
in this were shares of the Bridgeport
Hydraulic Company stock.
The resltlitni'y legalees, upon whom
the papers in the ‘ense were served.
were (hirollae t“. Thompson, t‘iintoa
iiarnum Seely, Wilson Marshall and
Helen ll. llennell.
heard during the October term of the
superior court. .
BILLIONS OF CIGARS.
W
(Washington Letter to Brooklyn
Eagle.)
A tobacco firm has been the means
of causing the treasury department
olllelala considerable trouble. lately.
This firm advertises to give. away
“00,000, divided into 35,000 small pria
us, to the person guessing nearest to
the number of cigars on which Uncle
Sam will collect. taken during the
month of December. 1002. ‘llitndreiia
of letters time been received by Oom-
mlasioner of internal Revenue Yorkca
asking for confidential tipaion the
probable number of cigars that Ameri-
can factories are likely to turn out dur-
.. lat; that month. Commissioner Yerkes
of course cannot recognize enterprises
of this sort. but he. elmcrluliy furaiiih-
as such information as his otlice has on
tile regarding the collections during
the past months. lie. has had a state-
meut prepared showing the number of
cigara on which the tax of $3 per L000
has been mm, by months, since July,
190i, when the that went into effect.
This in interesting as throwing official
light on the output of this commodity
in the United Status. it seems that the
average production alnco July it your
use has been something like. half a
billion a month. The table in its toll
lows:
Jilly ............ 501,318,407
August (96,441,753
September . . . . .. 601,800,623
October 674.551.047
November . . . . . . . 529303.500
December . . . . . .. 479,512,170
490.983.?”
1902:
January
February . . . . . 445,495,483
March 515,590,027
April ........ . .. 515.835.153
May 523,035,007
532,151,477
571.792.3513
.iitae‘............
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Jilly . l i u 0
TONI ,' . i a s i . . .3,074.625.557
ttiolll
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ENING SENTINEL
The case will In."
been
$8.00
many
We
Rain
which we have marked
$15.00
good style and perfect fit are iacorpornt
boy Will be. dressed lit fashion though
Suits from $2.00 to $10.00.
Salient & Pillii,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
BASKET
PEACHES
For Canning
55c
65c
85c
and
$I.25
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Classes should never be gunned at. . ”
if thorn in any trouble wnu your eyel, come to it: and have I that.“
ouch examination made free. We guarantee lull-faction.
o. B. JACKSON, W
GRADUATE 0PTIDIAN
II WALL ITRIIIT,
Wood
Mel‘fitidlln’ill ‘+
Hats and Habitat"
history of ottr business. have,“
assortment in each Departme’ut,‘
IT IS none TOO EARLY j.
FORATOP com“. : :. a
Cool mornings and nights make it
necessary to have a little protection
both for comfort and for the sultan!
your health. Our prices rango’fton’i
boxy styles and the longer ondgmoro
conservative shapes preferreddiy
which includes every fa‘abiohab.
fabric and style.
, news surrs.
Long-wearing, fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail:‘.'
parts which are out of sight are a good as those that can be 8,69.“ :..L0“."’ .
prices range from $5 to $20, but we have u remar ably, line.‘ auction
BOYS’ SCHOOL suns. »
Durability in every detail is the prime feature of these gatinenlsuléilfisé
at a small expense if you boyhood."
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In our lint Department you will find the newest fashionable blockl
in both soft and stiff Hats. at a saving of from 50 cents to $2.00‘on‘daoh.
In our Haberdashery Department you will find the choiceot'fleekn ,
Wear for the price. in the country at 500.
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. etc. and all at extremely reasonable v-prllzel. ‘
48 and 50 Wall Street.
A few PEARS,
Fresh Eggs,
Raymond
a
able to present such a Inherit
to $16.50, including the short,
call you special Itloptloll In
Coats '
$12 and-$15....
a.» uv
ed in every suit. Youtllyalr
Fine Underwear. 'Hbsiery,
Willis H. Siillll,
NORWALk.‘
Nice Eating _W .
APPLES”;
A pleasant, tart flavor.
15c basket:
...__._..
And No Fake."
35c dozen. '
NOBWALI. 00"".
Best Quality 4
Hickory, Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Final;
Sawed and Split; f ;
Bros.
Andrew Carneglooaya:
He also says that any man with a email
out results. We offer investments that are
time yield largo ranuita. Blocks. bonito, Marianna. Iflllll, moi
A. 1.. DUNCAN a co. Invmmm renames; .
ROOM ,1. LAUDER BLOCK.
W Wmvz'sriiiilvii
"No man can become rich merely on a mi,"
amount of money should law
The only question in where will your inveltmont be onto and yield“.
absolutely ante and It the
SOUTH WW
QUEEN Gan To CASTLE L00.
ran HAGUE, Beptembar flit—Queen
Wilhelmina has gone to Castle Loo, to
spend the autumn. At the dinner her
majority gave that night. thomombers
of tho AmericoMaxican arbitration
coitrt. United States Minister Nowell,
have
l
TERI! HAUTI M P '1'?
Thumb: HAU'I‘iti. ind, a -«
warund circuit trotting nail
been postponed until tomorrow,
count of the condition of the.
The first moo will he called
morning at 9 o'clock.
Hour , to start Dan Patch m
wort 'l pacing record it“,
mic
'l‘lio til”
made a contract with. ’
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Norwalk Chronicler