«:1 iii? LANE’S o TO THE THEATRE... .. fake a box of our de~ licr'ous boa-bans. Eating sweetmeats is a delightful way to spend “between the acts." 51 WAOHINGTON OTHEET. hitters an; The telephone call for the branch of- fice of The Evening sentinel in Nor. walk I: No. 44. All a Mrs. Frank Wollyung and children returned yesterday from a several days‘ visit with friends in Brooklyn. George. Wheeler. of New York city. is spending a few days with Eddie O‘Brien. of Grant street. Norwaik. -——Black'& Pearl Alpincs. O’Brien. Cockcnoc Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Nor- WaIk, conferred the chief's degree on a couple of coudidates, last evening. ’ Eddie. ()‘llricu. of Norwalk. and friend. George Wheeler. of New York city. will spend Monday in New lla- yen. -—-Yacht Caps & Umbrellas. O'Brien Miss Clara V'clsor, of Quintard ave- nue, is expected home tonight. from a three, woelts’ visit with relatives in Brooklyn. Grocer Ir. Joseloff states that he. has no intention of renting the store for- merly occupied by Frank Ii. Fitch in Woodward avenue. —~Special values in (iculs‘, Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Underwear. Corsets and Gloves, at the new store. M. S. Smith & Co. Al. the Sunday school rally in the Norwalk Congregational Church. to— morrow afternoon. Rev. Paul Moore Struyer will tlcliver an address. This joke on the coal situation is going the rounds of the town: "If coal today is $12 a ton what will wood come to?" Answer: "Ashes." «All flavors it‘l‘t'sil Candy. 10c lb. at the new store. ,M. S. Smith & (Jo. The meeting of the Pine Ledge \Vllist. (flab. which was to have beou held with Mrs. Prowitl. Monday. has been postponed until Monday. October iith. ’ There will be festival even song. with processionai. in the Chapel of ()ur lloly Savior. tomorrow night, it being the eve of St. Michael and All Angel's liay. w~(llioic(‘r Fowls lb'c lb. llaycs'. Miss Annie Utiey. the popular clerk in Sturtevaot‘s. will leave Monday on a ten days' vacation which she will spend in Providence and \‘i'oonsocket, R. l. it‘l‘t‘tit‘l‘lt'h‘ L... Ilctts returned to New York today, after spending a few days in Norwalk. having been called here by the death of his mother. Mrs. A. G, lictts. of Wosiport uvcuuc. »~'l‘ho best Sirloin Steak, l-lc 1b,; Round Steak. i‘Jc ih.; Shoulder. ltic. liaycs', A break in the water main occurred in Camp utrcct, Norwalk. last night. Superintemlcnt Roach was routed out of bed and informed of the break by ()lliccr .lolm l\(‘llliy. Repairs are being made today. Mrs. Robert S. Ilarclay entertained a few friends. last evening. with a candy pull. at her borne in ltowuyiou Those present included the hostess and licr husband. Robert. Fred and Julie llarclay. and Mrs. Samuel Mellowun. wt'punpa and Knox Derby. O‘Brien. llapclln Searnella. a young Norwalk Inuililiiii'It. better known‘as "Sal." was fined 85. without costs. in the Not-walk town court, this morning. by Judge lawltWood. for assaulting Levi liai- lard. near the gau‘houaos in iiarbor avenue, 'l‘t-uaday. ’l‘he tuttertahnaent which may post boned from \lVednesday evening. on account of tilt rain, will he held next Wednesday night. in the Sons of ’l‘ctu poi‘auco iiuil. Hllvormiuc. The same prourrun prcvioun’y nr‘anncd, will be presented. The ball counaitteo of (iourt Maharic euro. Ié‘orcstcra of America. met last evening. at Thomas Maguer'a news- More. and decided to hold their con- cert and ball Friday evening. NoVem- her 7. in Manic Hull. Svec‘n Orchestra baa been t‘liitugi‘ii to furnish music. THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS roman from the varnish in Devon's Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a quart tliouuh. Bold by Coma stark. Watkins It Dow. iii. 1". Garner: that it. '1‘. i’rowltt d. ()0. Hummus 0F SMOKERS " CAN 153711734 to the duality of our Cigars and Tulane (ft). Our stock in wall kept, bought well and mid right. Our line of Cut rings. Flake (tats and Mixtures In ax- coilent for the pipe. The Cigar Do- partmout in up to date in every pur- tlnatnerIear Havana. Key Wont. Do mantle. and Porto Rica. Our pipe trade is good. We guarantee our Pipes and would be pleased to show you the different styles, ranging from 1th: to 06. our Barrio clgar in out up in small boxer as well as large. to suit the trade. hoiplayit ” 2" I ni- ‘(a‘nd Mrisi'HWililiiin‘ M; Thunders have returned to their home in Ann street. after a several days' visit with friends in Waterbury. Wilson Drum Corps, which was re- centiy organized, will hold a rehear- sal next Tuesday evening, in the em~ pioyment office in the insurance build- ing, South Main street. ~I.can roaming.r and on of Beef, 10c lb. ilaycs‘. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saudern, of Balti- moro. Md. Mrs. Sanders was former- ly Miss t‘aroiyn Montgomery and is well-known in South Norwnlk. ~~l.cgs of Lamb. i-ic; It‘orcquarters, 8c. Stevens. Mrs. 'Wiliiam Lawrence and Mrs. Charles l3yxbee will attend the uuuul state convention of the W. C. 'l‘. ., to be held in New Haven. October 8 to 10th. inclusive. as delegates from the local body. Mrs. R. 'l‘. Muikln is the alternate. ~Crush flats at. ()‘l‘h-lcu's. Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, of Nor- walk, and Mrs. 1.. W. Duty, attended the meeting of the It‘alrficld County Baptist Assoriatroa in the Stratfleld Baptist Church. Wednesday. Rev. H. 13. Carpenter was in attendance at the session on Thursday. «Another lot Taffeta Ribbons, all widths. 10c yd.; also extra values in ’i‘orchon and Val. Laces. be yd.. at the new store. M. S. Smith & Co. Rev. II. ll. (larpmiter, John W. lio- gardus and Mrs. H. 1’. Morgan will at- tend the annual convention of the Bap- tist Association of the state. to be held October I2 to in, inclusive, as delegates i'rom the South Norwalk Baptist Church. witccital by Mrs. 'aui Moore Stray- cr, at Norwalk Congregational Church Chapel, Tuesday evening, Sept. 30th. ‘ Tickets. 35 cents. Miss Henrietta Morn-an. of Assam. ludia. will address the it‘urther Lights Society of the South Norwalk llnptist Church. at its meeting Monday even tug. Miss Morgan is an interesting speaker and it is expected there will he a large number of members and friends out to hear her. Rain—llhcumatisnr---l)r, Dick's Mcd- iciue. The Town lloard ol' School Visitors lllt'l. this morning at tho olilcc of .i. it. Lawrence. in the insurance Iluild- lag. South Main street, and passed on requisitions and bills of the past month. The board meets regularly the second and fourth Saturdays ol' very month at to o‘clock in Mr. Lawrence‘s office. ——-Spc(tini for Saturday: Loin Steak. Mic in: Round. 12c; Shoulder. 10c. llayes'. c Frederick Hoyt. South Norwalk's playwright. has arranged to present lilt‘ play, "ilrother Against l'h'other" icxt Tuesday night at the New Ca naau Opera House. The affair will be given by and for the bencilt ot' no New (lamina Cadets. ’l‘he Amphiou Quartette. of South Nnrwaik. will at- cnd and render several selections. -—l')unlap & Youmuu ilm'hl'. U'BI‘if‘Ii WALI. S'I‘ltIiE'i‘. to: III a. uanbcrc were running sales of 2.300 shares of bonisville at the opening at o-i it; to '54 compared with 153% last night and Reading was lifted in with a re- tct.ion of half. Otherwise the mar- ket was decidedly irregular and act ve. Small not changes were very evcuiy divided between gains and his 'cb‘. “illomc iii‘t‘ss‘t'li (‘hickcus ltw. it‘owls ch. Slcvcus'. Notices are lit-int: issued by Stam- 'ord Sunday school workers calling at‘ :entiou to the twontywthird biennial o‘tatc Sunday school convention to be told in Mcridcn. November ll-lfl. Citcit 'w‘unday school may have three dole tales. An interesting program has it‘t‘ll arranged. (‘hairman of the State Executive (‘ommlttcc is Rev. Arthur chua. pastor of the i’rcsbytcrkiu t‘hurt-h in Noroiou. ——llcsi qualities and patterns of idi- lcrdown for 25c yd. to be soon: also i full line of plain and fancy Ileuims. till/2c yd upward. Now store. M. S ituitb & (Yo. Leiloy Wheeler. the popular South \luiu street bicycle dealer. accompan- cd by his wife. returned yesterday from a several day's visit at the home of Mrs. Adollo Hall in Weston. Mr. 'tnd Mrs. Whoelcr report that the wea- ther la \‘I'cutou is just as bad. if not vorae. titan in Norwalk, but state, they laid a most. enjoyable time. 'l‘hursday aivht Mr. Wheeler assisted in taking 370 ooIH out of a rack that had been not in a pond near Mrs. lluil'a home. The coin are brought to Nm'wallt and sold for a fair price at the local inur- lietu. ANY (llllllifill or parsonage or iusii‘ tution supported by voluntary contri- button will be given a iiiawal quantity. of the Imnuniaa & Mnrtinc'. i’aiuta whenever they paint. NOin-~'TIIiI-l has been our custom for twenty-seven years; any building not satisfactorily painted will be re- pninted at our expense: about one ind. ion of Linseed (iii to be added to M" ery gallon of tho paint to make ready for use: It‘s mixed In two minutes, and cost. of the paint tlnu-cby made less in price than any other. Yearly product over one million gallons. Lfillfl’ll‘llm lit Martinez. ’l‘he llubholi & Staples lidw. Cit... Norwalk. (four Mock. Watkins & Dow. Ha. Norwaik. Sole Agents. Diamond Rings 510.00 to 5185 Each Ladies’ Stone Rings. Popular Combinations Signet Rings Standard Quality at: Right Prices A w. AUSTlN ‘ Jeweler. ‘ ' l boiling picc- Wei’re Forced To Do It. . i l We believe in being perfectly front; with our patrons, and we ad- mit born that the lack of a spring season left as with too many Top I Coats and we are applying the r oniody in a sacrifice of profits unheard of before at this time of the year. . We have placed on sale about one lmudrcd Top Coats, all good. stylish, well-made garments. at the following prices: 36 and $8 Coats, now $4.98 $10 and $12 Coats, now $7.98 l w Cams tackBms. ; l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. MASONIC BUILDING SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. TEL. CALL 32—2 TEL. CALL 4I-4 - W WANT OATS P We've got them did and new; best kind, too. Carefully 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. I am near—Just as far as the nearest letter- box or telephone. The Butterick Publishing Company“ Publishers of THE DELINEATOR, Have appointed WILLIAM P. BEERS, The Norwalk Bookseller and biaboner, Special Agent for The Dcimeator. Leave Your Subscription With Him. Sheet Music OREGORY’S POINT, 15c aCopy ' ' Ring Down the Curtain Shore Dinners and Sea FOOd lien llur Chariot Race ,.V,_..,,,,. My My... 0., m. of all kinds. Cooked to Order. ti;:::;a..::“;:t...‘W Bathing and hshnng. Bath Houses to Rent by Season Tell Me l’rctty Maiden J. E. O’SULLIVAN, Signal From Mars Harmony Moses PROPRIETOR. “fol. Call 07... Coleman’s News Store. l0 North Main Street. 'l‘hat Stanhope is indeed a favorite uniting the correct dressers. ever watchful for sonwtlilng new and plenu- imz in beudizeur. The special ndvunlaize of this but in that it relaius its shape so perfectly. tieriaiuly we him” be delighted to have you see it. The attraetIVo styles In stiff hats also. ”an"? BROTHERS. Manufacturers of IT IS ' STILL THE ”SIANHOPE” , I'IAT f on... V’, .pu...,.m ‘Ii‘il Init‘ ;' m IMPROVED . Sada And Mineral ~Wafors lemon Soda. Barsnmrillu. Ginger Ale. .Derp Roch Arman Well Water’Uud Only. New Canaan. Conn. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0. Th e. aaa‘gm‘zh Market Fresh arrival of all kinds of Irish daily. " HARD SHELL GRAINS. SOFT SHELL GRADES, 50c doz. OPENED OYSTERS. 250 at. Free deliVery in all parts of the. city. 26c doz. n:u:-:u;0:uil:l:v'-7I'If ' 'u Ifiltnzn I:I:u;u:-.I‘I Flank n. tantra < i pwmma. sruu.~- _ no: "tum. nan an nrrma. Tin, Sheet Iran, Copper and Zinc. 50 South Main Strut. Couth Norwnlk, Bonn. LAURA BIGGAR NOT IN BAYONNE. Physician and Justice of the Peace Still in Custody. BAYONNE. N. .l.. September 27—- Chicf of Police. McNeil, of this city. said today that. Laura iliggar, the. act- resa, who was wanted by the authori- ties as the principal in an alleged con- spiracy to defraud the heirs of Henry M. Ut‘llllt‘ti. who was a millionaire. is not in linyonne at the. present time. He had no positive. information that she had not been seen here. since Thursday evening. when she suddenly tarium. where she had been staying. Chief Mchll said that the Bayonne police were not looking for Miss Big- itm'. and that the warrant for her an rest was in the hands of the sheriff of Hudson county. li‘lililiiiOldl, N. .i.. September 27-—- Dr. C. (‘. llendricitson. of Bayonne. and former Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton. of iiohoken. who were. brought to the li‘rechold jail last night on warrants issued by Judge llelslcy. charging complicity in the alleged cou- splracy to defraud the Bennett estate. are still in custody. neither having been able to furnish bail. Iicndrlcle son and Stanton claim to have no knowledge as to the present where abouts of Miss llluizar, ADMIRAL EVANS GOING HIGHER. \\’ASIIIN(l’I‘(iN. September 27-—-— Rear Admiral llohley 1). Evans. second in command on the Asiatic station. and shortly to assume the supreme com brand, has been sent up the \‘anntsc river to iu\'cstiuatc and report upon the situation in the provinces of (‘hina which, according to recent advices from United States Minister (former are about to become the scene of an- other Boxer uprising. The Navy De» partment received a cablcuram from Admiral Evans today, station that he had transferred his flag to the L'uuboat iielona and sailed from \Voosung aboard the latter rossei for IchauLz. which is the highest point on the areal river to which a vessel of the llelciia's dral‘l can no. lcham; lies about 800 miles from the mouth of the Ynagtsa and is in the province of ilnl’eh. About ititi miles to the west is the eastern border of SZf"~(‘Illlllll province. in which the massacre of no- tive Christians and the destruction of the chapels erected by the mission- aries occurred. THEATRICAL MAN KILLS HIS WIFE NEW YORK. September BT—a-Ilarrv ltosc. tlu'utricai since manager. shot and killed his wife today. The police of the West 210th street station any that lloso walked into the station house this morning and laid his revol- ver down on the desk. Ile said that he had put four bullets into his wife's body. lie claimed that be had gone borne from his duties at the (iarrick ’l‘heairc. and found his wife with a illllll. Mrs. Rose before her marriage ah- out it years ago. was an actress by the name of lleile Berger. Rose later made a statement. in which he said it was three days ago that he went home and found another man there. He left his wife and then went to a hotel. but broodcd over his troubles and today wont to his former home to kill his wife. NAVY HAS PLENTY OF COAL. \‘i'ASIlINfi'l‘ON, September :‘i~~ There is no danger of the failure of the projected naval manocnvera in the )arrlhbeau Sea. next. winter, for lack of coal. thanks to the foresight of Admiral iiradford, chief of the equip. meat division. 'I‘hat ofllcor long ago foresaw the consequence of n protract- ed strike. and now has at his com» round about 100.000 tons of card «the tributed tin'ounhout the coaihu; ata- ilons and navy yards with ironclad contracts for an adequate supply at all times as long as there. in to be. any bad. Moreover. not only was the mat on chased at prices ranging from SM! to $3.25 a ten. but the contriict binds the dealers to deliver coal for the fu- ture needs of the navy at about the name figures. NAVY REJECTS ALL PROPOSALS. WASHINGTON. September 27-'l‘ho navy department has docitled to reject all proposals submitter! for the con- atructlon of the concrete and granite dry dock. to be known as “No. 3.” at the Norfolk navy yard. The bids for this work. which were opened at the department some. days ago. were all high and complicated, so It was deter- mined in rte-advertise, for the work. af- ter making some changeun the aperi- fictitious. BANK PRESIDENTS PROMOTED. NEW YORK. September 25wtlharlea it. lt‘tinchor. president of the lrvl‘ng National Bank has been devoted pron- tdent of the Banker's Life Insurance Company. to succeed Richard Morgan. who resigned recently because of ill health. wunaiu Sharer. the ascend vino-president; of the Irving Bank. was advnnc l to Mr. Faocher‘n place. ”" A vacuums? “Wetlands Chocolate... utilitarian co‘ disappeared from Ileudrickson's sani— ' MEN’S which we. have marked Stilts from $2.00 to “0.00. Seliat & Piilli, 98 Washington Street. SO.NORWALK. Long-wearing, fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail; . the... Darts which are out of sight are a good as those that can be seen. ‘ 0111' , prices range from $5 to $20, but we have a remarkably fine collection :- $15.00 BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS. Durability in every detail is the prime feature of these garments, but good style and perfect fit are incorporated in every suit. ‘ boy will be dressed in fashion though at a small expense If you buy hero... - In our lint Department you willflnd the newest fashionable block! in both soft. and stiff flats, 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. Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, etc.. and all at extremely reasonable prices. ’ for the Fall and Winter is ready and we assure'you that never In til history of our business have"1.w _ been able to present such a suburb assortment in each Departmenhf rr I8 none. TOO EARLY FORATOP con. : z , . .. , 2 Cool mornings and nights malts “It“. necessary to have a little protection both for comfort and for the saline! ,3, your health. Our prices range from _. $8.00 to $16.50, including the abort; .. boxy styles and the longer and more; conservative shapes preferred by" many. _ t We call you special attention'tn $12 andSlb. which includes . every fashionnbl0'2 fabric and style. ~ SUITS. Your lively Fine Underwear. Hosiery) Wills H. Stiliiii, " 48 and 50 Wall Street. NORWALh.‘ BASKET PEACHES For Canning 55c 65c 85c and N......‘.‘.;.“‘“‘“ APPLES, A pleasant, tart flavor. -——-— h . 4535!]: A few FEARS. 15c brisket. Fresh Eggs. And No Fake. $I.25 35c dozen. . .. - -. .. 8 «WW 9 that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed It. If there in any trouble wan your eyes, come to us and have a that. N g __ out: examination made tree. We guarantee autilfaction. o. B. JACKSON. = I 7_ GRADUATE OPTIOIAN n yum. armour. uonwn.x.conn. 3 Best Quality Hickory. Oak. Maple 3‘? o o Chestnut and Pine. . Sawed and Split. ‘ 1 . 3: aymon 1'05 INVESTMENTS. . Andrew Carnegie says: "No man can become rich merely on lull" t He also says that any man with a small amount of money should hunt The only question is where will your investment be safe and yield militan- ent results. We otter investments that are absolutely safe and at tho, ' time yield largo results. Stocks. Bonds, Mortgages. Loans, Real limit. 3. A. L. DUNCAN at $0.. Investment Swami“; .- i ROOM 1. LAUDER BLOCK. MINERG' LEAN-:08 CONFER. l’iT'l‘SBURti. September 27-Presi- dent John Mitchell and i-lccretury- Treasurer W. B. Wilson. of the United Mine Workers of America. arrived in this city shortly before 0 o‘clock today audit‘waat ut'onuo' into conference. President Mitchell said they ware here to go over routine business only. He further said: “The cause of the strike in the anthracite mines will be summed until the and. if i have not“ thing more to may it out be given out. later truths any." it in rumpled here that a numberof‘ptber is r leaders will be in the conform: before-it in . any 2. scorn nonmm . . , ,. ..... W BTROMBOLI in run. anUPTid LONDON. September 27—mAd _ . it from Rome confirming the “burnt Stromboli bus been in full on: for some time past aura: ”Th0 . scene was grand but torrifyinl. streamed down the mountain Mast, whilst huge boulder! were» ‘ ‘ from the crater to a great halt ling. into the sea fully two] half miles from the shore. “the, enter of the connervatory at Motif us says there has been no curt initially. but that probably. it) been a submarine «oration but *strombatiamt tidy.- and and our ’ «
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