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An Evening
at Home
is made more enjoyable if you
take a little candy bonus with
It Is not
necesaary to buy the best at.
you from your work.
sixty cents per pound. Twenty
cents buys good camiy.
:chan
an] an lilies.
The telephone call for the branch of-
flce of The Evening Sentinel in Nor-
walk is No. 44.
Stephen .l. O‘Brien has moved from
59 to 55 llayviow avenue. in part of
the house occupied by Professor 1". S.
Lyon.
Sergeant Richard M. Holt and family
moved today from East avenue to
Newark. N. .i‘.. where they will malo-
thcir future home.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0. 0. I“.. will
rehearse the Initiatory degree this cv-
cuing, and tomorrow evening will ex<
emplit‘y it on three candidates.
--it}scal|oped oysters, roast chicken.
pi mpkin pic, all the goodies (II the sea
son. tomorrow evening, South Norwalk
Baptist Church. 25 cents.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of St. Paul‘s
Church. will hold a cake sale in the
basement of the chapel. on llcrkley
street. tomorrow afternoon, from 3 to
Ii o‘clock.
The ouarautine on the resilience at.
76': North Main street .on account of the
illness of Henry. the seven year old
son of Mrs. Ilcnry Lewis. with scarlet
fever. will be. removed tomorrow.
The Republicans of the Second Vet
lug District will hold their caucus iu
Ariou l'izill tonight at it o'clock. ’I‘ht'
caucus oi' the City of South Nor-walk
will he held Thursday evening in the
same place.
Dr. Nicholson. of Bridgeport, and
Dr. Hubbard. of llanhury, were at
the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
this morning, in consultation over im-
portant matters relating to the Fair—
ilcld County Issoeiauou.
The Republican Senatorial convert—
tion for the Thirteenth District will he
held in the Town llali at Stratiord.
Friday. October 3. at .01.»ll a. m. Lloyd
Nash, the present incumlwnt, will prob—
ably receive the nomination.
George (‘1. Ernst. of the firm of Gra-
ham & Ernst. cigar manufacturers. has
sold to W. A. Ii‘olgcr, a line mahogany
bed that at. one time was the property
of General I'Iysscs S. (irani. A. .l.
(lollins & (‘ompany shipped the bed for
Mr. Ib‘i'list today.
llalu»lilieumatlsm-wllr, Dick‘s Med
iclne.
A carrvall will leave Solmnns' sta-
bles at drill) this evening: for New (lair
ban. to take those who wish to attend
the presentation of the play “Brother
Against Brother." which will be given
for the benefit of the New Canaan Ca-
dets in the Opera House.
The schooner “Betty“ is discharging
Mr. and Mrs. L. l’. Ruggles. of, South-
ern Pines. N. (3.. have rented the dwell—
ing at 127 South Main street. and will
take possession about the 10th of the
month. Mr. {toggles is employed In
Dennis & lilanchard’s hat factory.
Attorney (i. H. Voshurgh is in
Bridgeport. today. attending a. hearing
before Referee Banks. of the United
States District. Court. on a motion of
Finch & Perry. plumbers. of Weatporl.
to be discharged from bankruptcy.
Mr. Vouburgh represents several of
tho creditors.
Charles Grumman. who has been do-
ing practical jewelry repairing. under
the direction of Jeweler A. 8.;‘l4‘crrls.
the past few months. has secured a po-
sition with the Trenton Watch Com-
pany. at Jersey City. and leaves to-
morrow morning, to enter upon his
new duties.
The building committee of the death
Norwaik Union School District will
meet morrowevcnlng in the Correct!
.r in Havliand street, to exam-
ine. the plans for the new school as
modified by Architect 8. M. Holden. If
satisfactory they will be accepted and
contractors will be, given another
chance to figure on the building.
HUNDREDS or SMOKERS
CAN TESTIFK
to the quality or our Cigars and Tobac-
co. Our stock in well kept. bought
well and said right. Our line of Out
Plugs. Flake Cats and Mixtures, in ex-
cellent for the pipe. The Cigar Dc-
pnrtmcnt is up, to date In every pan
ticulcerlenr Havana. Key‘ Wont. Do-
month: and Porto Rico. Our pipe
trade to road. We anarcntcc‘our Pipes
and would be pleased to showman the
different: «tries, ranging from too to
It. Bur. sparto Cigar in put up in
'mwu‘r‘m as, well callu- ‘
a.“ «
il‘rank Walsh. of licthei, is in town
today, calling on friends. i
. ‘ I
R. llevenor, of Albany. N. Y.. is in
South Norwalk, on a short business
trip. '
Frank Signor. will shortly resume
his duties asuight clerk at the Ma-
hackcmo, after a several weeks' vacu-
lion.
“'i‘ed" Van I‘lorcn, of Norwalk, start~
ed today. upon a conmletc commercial
and stcnographic course. at the Brown
Business College.
'l‘hc sloop Marlzurlte. which has been
soak for several days at the Ilollues.
Keeicr K1. Scllcck Company dock. will
be sold at auction. tomorrow.
George A. Shepard and family will
close their sunuucr residence at Belle
island tomorrow. and return to their
home In llethcl for the winter.
Snappers are. biting well at Grea-
ory‘s l’olnt dock. and large catches are
reported daily. “Dick" Bradley caught
seventy of the shiny ilsh oil? the dock
yesterday.
The last dance of the season was
held. last evening. at the Norwalk
Yacht Club house. at Hickory Bluff.
There was a fair attendance, and
those prosent adnccd to music furnish-
ed by Linxweilcr until time to return
to Norwalk.
The South Norwalk Trust (.‘omp‘auy
ask you which is preferable, storing
your valuables in an old trunk or in an
undo—date tire and burglar proof safe
deposit vault. It seems self-Willem
that the latter is the one preferred.
This company will loan you exclusive
use of a vault at $4.00 per your.
Notice is given in unolhcr column
that the directors of the Ii‘airtield Sav—
ings Bank. at a meeting held Septem-
ber lilth. declared a regular dividend at
the. rate of til/2 per cent. pe rannum.
from the earnings of the current six
months, the same to be credited to de-
positors on October lst. and payable no
and after October 10th.
DETENTION PENS Fl LTHY.
immigration Commissioner Williams
Tells ot Former Conditions at
Ellis island.
NICW Yillili. September :lo- The
annual report of the commissioner of
immigration at this port, William Wil-
liams lilcd today. criticises without
reserves conditions which surround
the landing of immigrants at lCllis ls»
load during the ten months previous
to his appointment, lie says in the
.cport:
"The chief inspector was allowed to
arbitrarily mark the word
against the name of an Immigrant on
the manifest. thus causing to be
brought to him certain plrkl-ll people
to be disposed of as he thought beat.
Instead of allowing them to he inspect
ed in regular way. The fact that most
of those so marked are shown to have
had fair amounts of moan- and lb at
many so marked were able-bodied peo
pie with very large amounts of money,
are points not without interest. The
power first to detain these people
without. reason and, second. to direct
them to boarding houses. where they
paid for value for all they received,
will be appreciated when it is remcm~
oercd that. from May Hall to May 1902.
403.541 immigrants exhibited willful,-
.i8tl as they passed through (hi..- sta-
tion and had probably a grout deal
more that they did not exhibit.
“it appears that some oiilcials were
in the habit of themselves passing up-
on casos of innaiiranta detained for
~:pecial inquiry, bringing the immt
grants out of the detention room. dis
.charging them, or putting them back.
ti‘i‘lM'llliiK to their whims. The re-
aulting power of blackmail and of ex»
erting other improper influences in-
volvcd in thin przu'ticc will be readily
seen."
The ctmimlssioner says he. could cite
numerous other instances of abuse and
lack of system; that the immigrants
were roughly handled and addressed to
rough language by government and
railroad olilclals: that the detention
”pens" were filthy. particularly the
dining: room, where, the rcpmt says.
the immigrants were fed without.
knives. torus or spoons: that railroad
and other passports used to be de-
manded to a demoralizing extent: that.
”ships after ships" brought. in cases
of lavas (scalp disease) and trachoma
(eye disease) both dangerous contag-
Ious diseases unknown In this country
until imported in recent years from
Europe.
The commissioner says the constant-
ly deteriorating quality of the recent
Immigration calls for the execution of
the law In the most stringent. manner
and he states that lost your over 2,000
aliens. who had arrived within the
yar. became destitute in New York.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOBE
comes from the Varnish in Dcvoc'n
Varnish Floor Paint: coats 6 coats
more a quart though. Sold by Com-
stock. Watkins & Dow. E. E. Gorham
and 1-1. '1‘. Prpwitt 5: Co. ""
‘Diamond Rings
$0.00 to SIRS Each
Ladies Stone Rings,
Popular Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality 7
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Coats and we are applying the r or
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2
We’re Forced .
We believe in being perfectly I‘rlmk with our patrons. and we. ad-
mit. here that the lack of a spring season left us with too many Top
of before at this time of the. year.
We have placed on sale about one hundred ’I‘op Coats, all good.
stylish, well~made garments, at the following prices:
$6 and $6 Coats.
two and $12 Coats. now $7.98
Cams tackBros.
nelly in a sacrifice of profits unheard
now $4.98
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MASONIC BUILDING ,
NORWALK. l
TEL. CALL 41-4 j
WANT
oats and nothing else.
price the lowest. Ou
this.
box or telephone.
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We've got them old and new; best kind. too.
Carelullv selected, clean oats, that are all
Buy oats that’s clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
lam acar-Jusi as tar as the nearest letter-
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No dust. no dirt. and
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The Butterick Publishing Company
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed .
WILLIAM
The Norwalk Bookseller and
P. BEERS,
btationcr, bpecial Agent for
The Delmeator.
Leave Your Subscription With Him.
Sheet Music
150 a Copy
lting Downthc Curtain
lieu Ilur Chariot Race
I've (lot My Eyes on You
llcarts' Elise Waltz
Illooming' lee
Tell Me Pretty Maiden
Signal From Mars
ilarmopy Moses
Coleman’s News Store.
ill North Main Street.
IT IS
STILL THE
"S IANHOPE"
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Manufacturers of
IMPROVED
Soda And Mineral
Wafers
lemon Sella. Sarsamrlilu. Ginger Ale.
Deep Rock Arleslan Well Water (Inc! Only.
.. New Canaan,
MAIL, ORDERB PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
fi’féh firket
GREGORY’S POINT,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and lashing.
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. 0’§lll.LIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Tel. Call ".5.
That Stanhope is indeed a favorite
amour; the correct dressers. ever
watchful for something new and plans-
lna In headgear.
The special advantage of this but In
that. It retains Ila slulpc no perfectly.
Certainly we shall ho delighted to
have you ace It.
The attractiw styles in stiff hats also.
Conn; “
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accurate:
CARP. PEROH, SHEEP'H HEAD,‘
mcr FISH AND WEAK FISH; corr
scum. cams. LIVE AND count)
, mountainovarnnslmncmuc.
7H'NORWALkW‘EvnNiNo SENTI
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
BO? WAIE'R.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet 1mm! Cf Pi” ‘
and Zinc.
so South Main smut, '
.0th Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
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(Continued from Third Page.)
made public proclamation to the Is-
landers, that. upon the laying down of
their arms we would, so soon as they
should form a government, turn over
the islands to them. reserving a simi-
lar interest to that we now have in
Cuba, the. war would long ago have
ended.
What the Democrats say to our Re-
publican opponents in, you exercise a
protectorate over Cuba——why, to
please the beet sugar cabal, do you
leave the tariff as a hurdle over which
she must forever jump. before she is
on a level in the. running, 'l‘ake oil’
the tax and in the no distant future
(‘uba will be one of "WWII jewel in the
sisterhood of states.
(living to the dominating iuliuence
cxvrcised by the so-callcd trusts of the
day which have grown upon Republi-
can soil. We find ourselves in a posi-
tion where the Democratic party can
take an aillrmnllve stand upon the one
issue that surpasses- all others in its
relation to both the nation and the
state.
We assert that the time has come
when it is the duty of the people by
meaus ol‘ lealslution to curb and cor
tall the further advance of those can
porallous whose business it Is in los-
ter and promote mouopolies in the ne.
cessilies of life. We wane no war
upon those corporations engaged in Ic-
aitimate enterprise. If we were in
power and could pass and enact into
law a provision removing the tariff
from all articles in which a monopoly
had been created. who will be so ven-
turcsomc as to assert. or who so cred-
ulous as to believe. that relief would
not be at once experienced‘.’
Let him who boasts of our unex-
ampled prosperity go into the home of
the man who labors with the pick and
slun’l‘l to siupport his family. upon a
dollar and twenty cents a day. with
the ruling Iii‘it'l‘ of meat and coal. and
there seek an answer to his inquiry.
lu clnslne the temporary chairman
dwelt at length on state affairs. He
charged the republican administration
with wilful and wasteful expenditure
of the peoples‘ money. According to
the apprimrialious localized for the
current year he declared the states
i-xpcmlilures will amount to swoop,—
l‘dd. while the receipts for the year
l'lllllllt: in September. that, from all
sources by indirect taxation :niountcd
to $Ill.lllill,lilill,
ADMINISTRATION ON FISH ES-
TATE.
Nuw roux, s... m.-- Surrogate
li‘itzaerald. on the application of Mrs.
l‘lciuence S. iI. Fish, widow of Niche-
las l"lt~'li. who died recently, has grant
ed to the applicant letters of admiulsu
Nation on the estate of her husband.
Mrs. ll‘ish declared to her petition that
her husband left an relate ol‘ about
$275.0oli in personal property.
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.mArrIVcd:
Steamers Iv‘rlealand from Antwerp:
llleuchcr from Hamburg.
NEW YORK. Sept. illi.~-.-\rl‘lrod7
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm licr l‘xrosne.
from ilremcu; Meliaba from lknulop.
llUS'I‘ilN. September till—~Arrlvmi:
Steamer Artcmlsla itlcrtnanl llam—
burg.
LIVEItliiil’lL. Sept. till.»—Arrivell:
Steamer t-lagamorc fro mlioaton.
“KANsAS CITY DEMOCRATS."
NEW HAVEN, Sept. RIM-Juan's A.
Martin. of East Hartford. chairman of
the. provisional couimltlcc of “Kansas
titty Platform" Democrata will tomor-
row basue a call for a state convention
of thoae "loyal members of the Dona»
erotic party of the nation who adhere
to the doctrines promulgated July 7.
limit. at Kansas City." The convmr
don will he held October 7 In New
Haven.
w “an khan—1W
STONINOTON FARMHAND SUI-
CIDEs.
B’I‘ONINGTON, Sept. littwtlolm Mc-
liwen. alzcd forty years. a iarmhand.
committed suicide by taking parla
green at the tarln boom of Isl. ll.
Wheeler near Myctié‘today. Midilwon
is supposed to have been temporarily
lunatic.
HARTFORD COONTY SHERIFF
HARTFORD. Sop , 30.-—-Edwln .l.
Smnth was nomlnn d for the place pf
nherlti' at the Hartfofdcounty Republi-
can convention «today. The nominn.
tum would have been unanimous. but
for a dissenting vote cast by a dele-
gate from New Britain.
A mother not‘spcken wall of by her
children is an enemy of the state; she
tlhtilliltl not live within the kingdom‘s
mi .
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boy will be dressed in fashion
Suits from $2.00 to $l0.00.
in our llat Department you will find the newest. fashionable blocks
in both soft and stltf llats. 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, clc.. aml all at extremely reasonable prices.
Salient I Price,
98 Washington Street,
bO.NORWALK.
After months of preparation our stock .of‘ .
Men’sandBoys’lllotlilllg 1
Hats and Haberdashtllr
$15.00
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS.
Durability in every detail is the prime feature of these garments, but -
good style and perfect lit are incorporated in every unit. Your lively
though at a small expense if you buy here.
man’s surrs.
Long-wearing, fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail;
parts which are out of sight are. a good as those that. can be seen. ‘0“?
prices range from $5 to $30, but we have a. remarkably fine collection
which we. have marked
for the Fall and Winter In ready,
and we assure you that never in tho
history of our business have we
been able to present such a superb“ _ ‘
assortment, in each Department. '
IT IS NONE TOO EARLY . 1“.
FORATOP con. : : : w
Cool mornings and nights make It "
necessary to have a little protection .,
both for comfort and for the sake of . ’
your health. Our prices range from
$8.00 to $10.50, including the short, I ‘
boxy styles and the longer and mall's 1
conservative shapes preferred by ' .
many. .
We call you special attention} to '
Rain Coats '
$12 and $15. '.
which includes every fashionable”. 'V
fabric and style. '.
n
the
Fine Underwear. Hosiery,
Willis H. Select,
48 and 50 Wall Street,
NORWALh.‘
PICKLING
ONIONS. ,
LORENZO DIBBLE
bOME ARE BETTER'
THAN OTHERb.
I have some oi the
FINEST.
SMALL AND BRIGHT.
Sets. Quart.
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If there II any trouble wan your eyes, come to us and have a that. -
ouch examination made free. it a guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON, .
GRADUATI OPTIOIAN
fl WALL STREET.
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Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed it.
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NORWALK. CONN.
Best Quality ,
Oak. Maple
”my HOME;
(l. l' iii”!
. uteri attend to this matter at once
New York. Sept. 17, 190 U
Prof. e. a. Snrtnin, Bo. Norwnik.[flt.’t
Dear 8”.ch have a call from till!
Naugntuck School Board for a who '
a young man qualified to teach boob»
keeping and shorthand. The pool V
pnya mo perform. We take plott-
ln referring this matter to you. um
have sent as several competent people
In the pact. Have one of year to” w
flours very truly,
summons sock ’
Hickory. ,,
00 Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split. 3 ~
Raymond Bros...
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