I i
An Evening
at Home
is made more enjoyable it you
take a little candy home with
you from your work. It is not
necessary to buy. the. best at
sixty cents per pound. Twcnty
cents buys good cundy.
w tin: aims:
tottering:
The telephone call for the branch of-
fico at The Evening Sentinel in Nor.
walk is No. 44.
Attorney John J. (luneo is in Wilton
this afternoon, looking up some prop—
erty.
Mrs“. Annie C. iluvilund has rented
the Jennings place, corner lt‘uirilcld
avenue and High street.
The yacht “Critic." owned by Walter
J. Strolimeyer, of Belle Island. lost her
rudder in the storm of the past week.
The recital at which Mrs. Patti Moore
Straycr will appear will be givcn to-
morrow night. in the Norwallt Congre-
gational Church.
Lady Jennings Lodgc, Shepherds oi
Bcthleliem, will hold its regular scmi-
monthly meeting \‘l‘cdncsday cvcning.
in Red Men's Hall.
Scllcck & Price's and Willis ll. Scl-
lcck's clothing stores will close tomor-
row .at 3 o‘clock. owing to the funeral
of Victor S. Scllcck.
The exterior of the entrance ot’ the
Nol‘walk Club has been trlntmcd Wit"
mourning black, out of respect to thc .
late Victor S. Sclleclt.
The Platt place. in Elmwood avcnuc,
has been rented by Charles S. Green-
Wood. of South Norwnik. who will
probably take possession this week.
E. D. Jetlcrs. manugcr ot' the South
Norwnlk agency of the M. Stelnert &
Sons Company, is in Newtown today.
on business connected with the firm.
The executive committcc of thc Ill-
mont club will meet chncsday cvctr
int: at the Brown Business collcgc
whcn plans tor the full and wlntcr
work will bc mapped out.
The name of Abiathar Blanchard.
secretary of the Town Board of School
Vision-s. is prominently mentioned as
a candidate for the Democratic nomin-
ation for mayor of South Norwnlk.
w—Rccital by Mrs. Paul Moore Stray
or, n' Norwnik Conzrcgational Church
(‘huch ’I‘ucsday Priming, Scptcmbcr
30th. Tickets, Ilfy cents.
'i‘hc Y. M. C. A. (ll't'ht'rtl'll “'3” NM i take placc chncsday owning. thin
at the entertainment to bc givcn in l hor l. m
Slivermlne. \l’edncsday evening.
same program which was planned tor
last Wednesday cvcning. will bc givcn.
’l‘hcrc was a good attcnduncc at tlic
scrvicc at the First Methodist t‘hurclt.
last evening, and the musical portion
of the program was inspiring. ’l‘hc
choir was assisted by a chorus of twen-
ty votccs.
l'ncns Tribe will hold a spcclal ntcct-
ini: and reltcurnnl tomorrow evening.
and all lilt’llllit‘l‘> of tho dcaroc tram urt-
tlt‘gctl to be present. At thin meeting
it will bc dccidcd whcthcr thc dcarcc
train will enter tlic state contcst this
fall.
Miss llcnrlcttu Morgan. of India, wll
uddrcss the Further Lights Society of
tho South Norwalk Baptist Church at
lst inccilng. this evening. Miss Mor-
gan has had an extended oxpcrlcncc in
missionary work in India. and is a rcry
interesting speaker.
John t‘ocknrham. thc popular clcrlt
lp tilovar's shot;- store. rculgncd his po-
nitiun Saturday night. and this morn-
ing cntcrcd upon a cmnnicrclal court-to
at the Brown lluainm College, Mr.
(Ricki-chum will ho Stit'ttl‘t'tlt‘ti bv .lntnca
it‘lnch, who will cater upon lllu new
duties ncxt Monday morning.
At a taunting of tho board of which-
that, last Monday cvcninu. It was vot~
cd to chum all the schools in the town
on Friday. October 10. to allow touch-
cra and pupils to Miami the Dunliury
Fair. that board rcaliiilnn that child-
rcn would no anyhow, and vary prop-
rriy looking upon the fair as an oduca-
tor. within curtain limits, of no mean
charactcr.“lildg’etloid Prong.
Hawkins or SMOKERS
can msmx
to the quality of our Cigars and Tobac-
co. Our stock inwell be t. bought
well and sold right. Our the of cut
i’hmn, rhino out: and Mixtures hi «it»
coileut for the pipe. The Cigar Do»
purtmcnt is up to (into in every pan-
titlilhfmdfilei‘lf Havana. Key Wont, Do.
mantle and Porto Rico. our pipe
trade lagoon. Wu minimums our Pitt”
and [would Tin pleased to show you the
different tits-loo, ranging from too to
us. but Bolton Cigar iii put up in
mnlmxu as wall Iii large, to mitt
Whtfiliilfiikclar
'l‘hct Methodist Church. the
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roam. "Fitch winner
part '0! the week.
~The household turniture oi Calvin
’l‘. urdy will be sold at auction at )3
Soy our Sh, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. John 3
W. Sculloy, Auctioneer. .
An adjourned buslncss meeting of-
thc Hospital Whist Club will be hold
at the home or Mrs. John H. KnappH
82 West street. It‘l'lilfly ul’tm-noon at ‘‘‘‘‘ .‘l‘,
o'clock. A large attendance is destr-
kid.
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Eborhurdt Schmidt, of New Canaan.
has had plans prepared by Architect
.loscpli Wolf, 1,12: Broadway. New
York, for a line stable. It will be
80x40 foot, one and one-half stories
high, of stone and shingles. it will
have all modern stublo fittings, in-
cluding plumbing and concrete iloors.
The l.)cnwcrnts of the Second Voting
District will hold a cations in Arlon
Hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating candiates for
town oiliccrs. The caucus of the City
of South Norwalk will follow.
Thorn will be a hop tonight at the
Norwalk Yacht. Club house, Hickory
liiui’l’.
Frank Ix’lopp, of Danbury, will run
an athletic cntcrtalmncnt in Ntchols‘
Opera Iiousc. Iicthcl, next Friday
night. As the talent. he announces
“t‘on” Scully. “De" Scully, Frank
Johnson, William lt‘orsytho, l«‘rcd Ack-
cr and himself. all of llanbury, and
lt‘red McGirr and Eddie Connollcy, of
Bridgeport.
Rain—Rhcumatism—flr. Dick's Mod-
iclnc.
Miss (‘hopourian who was so well
and favorably rcceivcd at Miss (ls-
born's rccllal last Thursday evening.
will be in Now Milford al‘tcr ()ctobcr
Isl, to glvc lessons in voicc culture.
She will usc a portion of illt‘ St. John‘s
parish housc as a studio. and unltc a
largo numbcr of pupils have signified
thcir intention of tithing lt‘SSOIIS.‘—Ni‘l\'
Milford Gazette.
(‘alcndnr for wcck. of the First
Mcthotiist (‘hurchz Mhnday. ii p. m.,
quartcrly confcrcncc; 'l‘ucsday. 7:45 p.
m., class mccting; 8 p. 111.. committee
meeting at parsonugc: \‘l'cdncsduy. it
p. m., Sunday school tcachcrs‘ tncctlng;
l‘hursdny, 724.”: p. m.. llllll-Wt‘i‘k prayer
meeting. Friday. it p. m., mccting ni‘
Woman's ,It‘orcign Missionary Society.
at thc parsonage.
The nild—woclt prdycr scrvicc in the
Norwoik Congregational chapel 'l‘hurs~
day evcning promises to bc spccinlly
intcrcsting. 'I‘hc illustrated scrviccs
of last winter, when the slot-coptlcon
was used, will be l‘cslll’nod. ’I‘hc pa:-
tor. Rcv. G. I). Egbert. has scctircd
part of the famous collcctlon of Simi-
dard views of India and will use thcm
to illustrate the subject.
Thursday. Trio p, in. at the family
tncctlng of the South Norwnlk Congre-
u‘ational church a dcacon will hc
chorcn. 'I‘hc clcciion will be follow-
cd by a discussion of the topic an-
nounccd for last Thursday, “'l‘lic lu-
ilucncc of Childhood." which was hcld
ovcr bccausc of the storm. The same
pcrsons will spcuk. ’l‘ho .lcnningv
Club will supply usiwrs.
Frlcntls in 'l‘hc Norwnlks Ilill‘t‘ rc-
cclvcd invitations to thc marriact- of
tho ltct‘, Edward Slatilcy l'ndcrhill to
.\Iiss Annu Wilson ilusscll. dunnhtcr
of Mrs. Sarah W. llusscll, of l‘nicn
I’ark. Norwalk. 'I‘hc m-rcinony will
R o'clock. at the Not-wall:
pastor, Ilcv.
Lewis K. Moor/o, otiic'tutlng.
mllccital by Mrs, Paul Moot-c Stray
or. at Norwuik i‘oiigrcuatlonal (‘hurch
t'lhnpcl, 'l‘ucsday cvenimz, Scpt. :loth
Tickets. 35 cents.
cht Sunday will ho obscrvctl as
raly day in the South Norwalk (Tongrc
‘(ilili‘nlill church. The morning 81‘!“
mon trill bc on "llrlnu’ini; tho llllud
and the latmc." At ihc vcspcr hour.
tziltl. tho choir will render a now can-
taln, “l’cnitcncc. Pardon and I’cncc."
by .l. H. Maundcr. which has ncvcr
hccu sung in this vicinity. it will be
accompanies! by organ anti piano with
Miss Stommoll. of Norwalk. at tho
piano.
'l‘ltc autumn tucctlng of thc Wom-
cn's Misstonarv Auxiliary oi F‘uirilcld
county will be held in Now Minoan on
\‘l'cdncsdny. October 1. Mra. Slblcy.
of \‘l'ui, India. will bc tho Missionary
apcakcr and reports will bc rcccivmt
front local uuxlliarlcs. ’l‘lu-vc will bc
:i buskct lunch. (in account or this
Izathcrlna Ihc Woman's Missionary us.
mutation of the t-luuth Norwnlk t‘ow
:t'cgatlotiul church will postpone its
rcgular nicciiutt.
’l‘hc "lino" alarm in on and acvcrul
county fairs arc fluttering. Mcautlmc
llanbury in making prcpurailona to
author up all tho pronto who have
lawn dinappolntcd to other directions.
'l‘lw demands for iiilflt‘t‘ on tho thin-
hury around» how cnahlcti tho intuiti-
acrn to make thclr own Ht'ltit‘llmlll ul‘
midway attractions at arcatly increas-
ud norm, and It tho weather in on its
good bohavior thorn will be no lack of
patronage for all.»ltrcwoicr standard.
Diamond Rings
“0.00 to Sills Each
Ladies’ Stone Rings,
Popular Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality
at Right Prices
. . o liliiln‘ooé J
‘ery store at Hickory innit ‘tlie‘élatter'l
tlw
To Do It.
We belicve in bolng perfectly
stylish. wcll-mado garments, at the
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' SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2
e’re Forced
mit here that the luck of a spring season left. us with too many~Top
Coats and we arc applying the r exactly in a sacrifice ot profits unheard
ot before at this time of the year.
We have placed on sale about one hundred 'l‘op Coats. all good,
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356 and $8 Coats,
[$10 and $12 Coats, now $7.98
Cams toakBros.
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trunk with our patrons, and Wu ad-
tollowtng prices:
now $4.98
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NORWALK. l
TEL.CALL'4l-4 1
oats and nothing else.
price the lowest.
this.
Buy oats that's clean.
box or telephone.
WANT OATS P
We've got them old and new; best kind, too.
Caretullv selected, clean oats, that are all
Our guarantee is back 0t
No dust. no dirt. and E
MANUEL T. HATCH. (
i am near—just as tar as the nearest letter-
The Butterick Publishing "cumin“; ' ’
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
The Norwalk Bookseller and
btahoncr, Special Agent for
The Delincator.
Leave Your Subscription Willi Him.
Sheet Musici
15:: a Copy
iting ilown tho (‘urtaln
lit-u llttr (‘hnrlot ltucc
l'vc (lot My Eyes on You
llcai‘ts‘ linsc \Villtz
Blooming l.l'l.c
Tell Me l’rctt) Muidcn
Signal From Mars
Harmony Munch
Coleman's News Store.
It) North Main Street.
TT is
STILL THE
"S l'ANiitll’ti"
HAT
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can BROTHERS.
Mnmuiactumrl o!
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
' Waters
lama soda. Samantha. 6mm Ale.
Bren Roch Aroma Wt” Water Uud (My. ‘
New Canaan.
HAIL ORllHRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
GREGORY’S POINT.
EA8T NORWALK, CONN.
W
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and hslun .
Bath Houses to Rent by eason
J. E. o'sfiLIVAN.
PHOPBIETOR.
TII. Cull "J.
That Stanhopc la lndccd a ravorltc
anioui: thc corrcct drcancra. cror
watchful for something new and picnic
ha: in hcadut-‘hr. .
’l‘hc apvciul udrmuztsn of this but is
that it rcialna its ohopl- so pcrtcctly.
t't't'luiuly tvc shall bc clcllahtt‘d to
have you two it.
Thu altructtw slylrr in still hula also.
fiPECIMull
Chiti’. Plfiitc‘ii, BHEE’P'B HEM).
FLAT FlfiH AND WEAK FISH; SOFT
51151.44 GRABS, [AVE AND upturn)
litillfi'l’itiiltl: (li'i‘l’l‘lilis AN!) OLAMH.
R. J. CUTBILL
in: m vmmm m ‘
voila . -
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PLUMBING.
STEIN".
80) WA 15R.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron,” COW"
and Zinc. "
50 South Main Strut.
Iouth Norwnlk. Conn.
Luca] News Notes.
sum a..’;'.‘.’",:;’..:.i......- Charles ifhéw
is ill at his home in Elizabeth street.
Our Ilrothcr's Lodge. I. 0. 0. iii. will
hold a regular met-ting, this evening.
lt‘rcdcrlck Jcnninps and faintly hnvo
movcd from South Wilton to 174': Main
strcct. Norwulk.
Tho Public Markot Company
booming things. so to speak.
tltIli“l’ilSt’mt‘lil tells the story.
arc
Their
'l'hc Public Marltci is again uttering
thc public wonderful lnduccnicnts for
cash. Soc udvcrtiscmcnt pagc 3.
The fourth] of Victor S. Scllcck will
bc lit-id froth his latc home. in Maple
sit‘cct. tomorrow oftcrnoon, at 3
o‘clock.
(‘nptuln Rillli'l‘l N. Morchousc is do-
ing duty today. for i‘hlcf of I‘olicc
Thomas Rradlcy, who is enjoying a
day's vacation.
For ncw and practical articles tltc
lloston Storc says (lllllt‘ to thcni. In
thcir Slim-c today thcy arc introducing
sovcrnl ncw nrticlcs.
P. H. DPKIyn's strum yacht "Nyl-
kcd.” which has bccn lying at 'I‘ollcs‘
dock, thc past tow days. strained out of
tlic harbor this morning.
Tlic Ilridpc l’lsh Marltct have filled
thcir advct'tlsiug spacc with spcclals
today and conscqucntly it is moncy in
your pockct to road thc samc.
.iohn It). O‘Sullivan. manager of the
tin-gory Point shore housc. is passing
the cigars around today. Tho rcnson
is thc advcni of a bouncing baby boy.
which nrrlvcd ycstt-rdny afternoon.
llarry .lanivrin. stcwnrd at tho t‘lif-
ford. rosigncd his position Saturday
plain ,and has gone to Ncw York. llc
will be succumb-d by Frank Osborn, (it
the Hampton Ilousc. North Hampton
Mass.
’I‘hc music lovcrs of The Not‘wnlks
will be dclluhtcd to lcaru that Mrs.
l\'ilcski~ilrudlutry has it in contcmpla'
tion to giro :1 mm: l't'l‘llill bctorc many
days. Particulars will l‘IlDtili' within :t
short tinic.
'l‘hc windmill on .tlvnh 'i‘uthlli's
propcrty at “it kory illuti'. which was
put out of (‘lllllmissinlt about two works
'iuo. bv our of Ult' pins dropping down
into thc gcariutz. has [won rcpairatl.
hurl is again in good working orilcr.
'l‘hc cullsllnu committcc of the South
Not-walk Pin and llrum ('ovps has met
with much sncccss in soliciting prizcs
{or their carnival and mcct, to he hcld
Friday. October 17. A largc numbcr ol'
[il‘i'll‘i-t bavc ulvcudy lawn .scctirt'tl. and
many morn will follow. Amour. tlic
prim-s to lw awardcd lhc wlnncrs of
thc contcst for tho host playing will ho
a silvt-r tcu act, valued at 317: sllvcr
pitchcrs valucd at 810. $7 and $5. and
many otltcr prizes.
TRULY METROPOLITAN PUNS.
iNcw York Sun),
1
t‘olutubus was pleading his cuusc law
rorc Ferdinand and lsabclla.
“\l'catward. ho" llt’ cxcluliucd, "is
tho moral: of my voyuizc.”
"All." init-rpoHMI thi- {air (pump.
"thou you arc tho orhzlnnl Man With
tho llo.‘ "
(‘rvsti’ullcu at this t‘ttllillll‘lli. ihc
arcnt navluntor took out his in:ipa_ and
hogan to mark ”cm.
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Joan of Arc was rcvicwlng ihc slitt-
ution.
"Sll‘iilmtt," Nlil‘ inurnuu-cd. "tiaw
talk about the uni-r Trust. and rot it
scrum may to act the Sit-alt."
Itcinurklhn that this was pretty
Swill. who then procccdcd to polish up
hcr Armour.
Vnttltc given no glimpmm in its lat
uni number or various aarmcnta which
i’urlairnncs havo bncn mating. A long
cloak of stony whitc tiuan tux-wt with
lrluh Inca mitt worn ovcr a dainty nuns
iin whom: to protect it. from showrra.
A cannula to funny louse lliilc him:
out sacuucl la nomathtm: new and
vcry inuhlnnahlc OVOP‘HH‘W. Thcy
have been wcurlmt theorovrr their
nutty summer iotlettea. and now timi’
are going to make them of with and
cvon velvet and war them through um
winter. one of chumpnxnmolorcd
wool trimmed with hands of Japanese
embroidery on palablun crops watt
worn in the atlcrnoon.
m
l'trat English Mrd»bid you pro»
pose to Minn. l‘uriipncker? ‘
Second English Durham: in her
father. I hate to have any business
dealings with a womanmlnte.
g A Full,Fre§h1Tne of
.i‘WlflIfifl'I Chocolates...
lithograph limitation
parts which
which we harr- marked
Stilts from $2.00 to $10.00.
Shirts, Collars and Putts. ctc.,
Salient & Price,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
After months of preparation our stock of .‘ .. :
'7 Men’sand Boys’ Clotting
for the Fall and Winter in ready.
and we assure you that neverin thé .
history of our business have we
been able. to present such a superb .. ‘
assortment in each Department. .
IT is NONE T00 aAnLvt
FORATOP COAT. : : ‘:
Cool mornings and nights makeilt
necessary to have a little protection
both for comfort and for the sake of
your health. Our prices range from
$8.00 to $16.50, Including the short, ‘ ‘
boxy styles and the longer and more
conservative shapes preferred by, .
many.
We call you special httentlon‘ta
Rain Coats
which include: every tashlonubio
fabric and style.
' 'MEN’S SUITS.
Long-wcaring. fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail;
_ are out of sight are a good as
prices range from $5 to $20, but. we have
$15.00 .
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS.
Durability in cvcry dctuil is the primc feature of these garments. but
good style and perfect fit arc incorporated in every unit.
boy will be drosscd in fashion though at a small expense it you buy here.
In our lint. llcpartmcnt you will find the newest fashionable blocks
in both soft and stiff iiols, at a saving of from 50 cents to $2.00 on each.
in Olll‘ lialwrdasltcry licpurtmcnt you will find the choicest Neck:
wcnr for the pricc in ihc cuttniry at 500.
and all at extremely reasonable prices.
48 and 50 Wall Street,
$12 and $15. ‘
the
those that can be seen. Out
a remarkably fine collection .
Your lively
Fine Underwear. Hosiery,
Willis H. lil
ill,
NORWALh.‘
BASKET
PEACHES
For Canning
55c
65c
85c
and
$i.25
A law FEARS.
Fresh Eggs.
~ ~.
Nice Eating
APPLES .
A Pleasant. tart flavor. , ,1
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75c basket
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And No Fake,
35c dozen.
LORENZO DIBB‘LEK
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Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at.
it there in any trouble wan your eyes, come to U! and have I that.
is,
”do...”
ough examination made tree. it a guarantee eatilttietion. ‘
O. B. JACKSON, “
GRADUATI OPTIOIAN
u WALL STREET.
WOOWW‘ 0
NORWALK. CONN.
Wood
Best Quality
Hickory. Oak. Maple-
Chesinut and Pinch
Sawed \aud Split.
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not or lamination. o
Prof. fl. F). Barium. So. Namath.- bit:
Dear Bins-We have a call iron: the
Nailitilltttik school Board for a “with .
ii young man qualified to leach ms
keeping and shorthand. The mitten
pan $700 per term. We tulle pi ‘
in referring thin matter to you.
how: sent as several competentpm‘
in the past. Have one at your sad
tiles attend to this matter at nadir.
‘I‘HE BROWN COLLEGE NiGHT UGHOOL
will prelim you accept such it Milton it you are ambitious.
New York. Sept. n, 1905.
“if“
Yours wry truly,
momma noon on;
J. 39. mania“.
ti._ii;.iimwa,
Norwalk Chronicler