so thys good candy. A i A
a kinderga on course
notitute, Bridg prt.
Gioyer is expected home 5
37013 Baltimore
tor a l
, ii today tron) Belle island to their
later home in Dapbqry after spend
e entire
A new and complete stock of Kid
V Neck Runs and Turn over Col.
haries Holt, a clerk in the store A
T" PlettA Company, left this r
mg or Washington to attend the ‘
National Encampment oi the Grand
Army men. _
Prol. G. E. Sortain entertained N. O.
Piston representative or the under...
wood Typewriter Company, at dinner
yesterday at ti) Cl
The Junior :Auxiiiary, of Trinity
Church, will resume its meetings next
Thursday afternoonlnt a. 45 ociocn.
, is V or Be lde
Hamilton and Hoarry Leonard are at
the White Plains lair today. Mr. Ham .
ilton will drive r. Jenks’ s Crack trot-A
tor "Bolden' Boy," whith' Will go in the
2: 18 class. There are nine entries and
Mr. Hnmi it pects to moire a good
‘shovs'lng.’
in anothol'icolumn of this super ap-
‘ hears' the card of Mrs. Amy Wood
Sims. Mrs Sims will he pleased to in-
; tor-view any desiring voice culture. and
employing the best methods in the de-
.vcioping ot the voice one may feel as-
- sored that Mrs. films will enrich the
tones or‘thevoic‘e to as high a degree.
of excellence as is possible.
‘—-'—Sirloin Steak (the best) 14c lb.;
Round Steak, 12c; Shoulder, 100.
‘ linyes' ; AA ..
i The criminal court or Common
Pleas will come in at Bridgeport next
’l‘uesday with Judge John H. Light
on the bench. The iollowing jurors
_' have been drawn from this vicinity,
. notice having been served by Deputy
Shefénh m i AANorwalk,
Goo human;
' New Ca on W rt.s J.;F. Bliss;
Dal-ion. Edgar '1‘ too, William M
Waterbury. .A A . '
District Deputy J. K Lawrence. of
i Stamford, paid on oilicial visit to liar-E
‘inony Lodge; F A A. M., Wednesday
evening. Quite a ‘delcgation from
stamtord and Nor-walk were also pros“ '
out. The iii. P. Degree was Woman.
A line dunner was doll wed in th
- tillers had .
"M on ‘
.Amn no spinach
say 39$!” )1. )n.. absolut-
V De’VWVi
miner at the island. A \
com Quintanrd. doughto or A
' soul .
> clearly shown and be ad a
business development is so splat
“T ‘ Religious Bil men’ti
. the deilicigl . on "
ids
South Norwallr, this in
spending the day down the
log for the shining snapper.
On and"
of the So
Church The bulletin this
Word 0'! it
.w'i‘he best outing Flannel
should be read. ovary
Night
are to be tound at M
way of Go ty‘shurg to attend the .oil'
men.
L. H. Gannon will have charge or the
A AA e will begin at 7
o'clock.-
:ree Thursday evening upon Assistant
Postmaster Charles J. Prescott. One
tree Was received.
terday filed papers in TOwn Clerk Hy-
ett's cities in Wedtport, attaching the
property or Altrcd Gainer of Norwalk.
n a suit of $76 brought by Ann‘s it.
Jackson, of Norwal 1!.
Mrs. Hart and daughter. Georgie,
who. have been guests or Miss Mary
’ilark, ct Taylor avenue. Wont today to
White Plains, to attend the big county
lair and from there will return to
their home in New York static.
——Tho Charleston, 8. 0., Orphanages
will give a big Concert in Music Hall
south Main street Monday night. 0c
boiler 13 1902
The South Norwalk City Council
Will hold its regular monthly meeting
.1011 on changes for the municipal
_ lighting plant will be named. A
"Jack" Cookerham, captain of the
Brown College football team, is wear-
log a sore right arm today “Jack”
thought his arm was harder than the
pavement in trout ot the Y. NLC
headquarters, sud when a bevy ct obeys
, onto blur in s toothed scrim-
n, ‘ ' scenic not
their cahoots at e oil/h Hall. lost or»
suing. and placed in nomination the
oiiowlnst For selectincn; Howard iii.
”retool laconihlir‘h vWil
A r rs
lain V m rt
W‘liigs’m
Main A
you mu no" me bulletin _ V
Congregational J
‘1
week is especially interesting sud ,
‘ ’ Percale a d Flannelletto ‘
Mr. and Mrs w. N. Niblock and hits. :5
Adams are among the local party who .
'9. this n) rulng, tor Wilmington by .;
tinsel Encampment oi Grand Army A‘
‘l'oung People's; service at the South ..
A u it ‘
‘ Church tomorrow 5'
clock. The regular
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py- 1.
thins conferred the Bank or Page de-
Deputy. Sheriff John W. Sculley yes- '
Monday evening, in the chamber, in A
snow) street. At this time a date
tor the special city meeting to take no
Buy oatsVihat 5 clean. . ‘
; MANUEL T. HATCH. A
lam near-1ustasiar as the nearest letter- ‘
hrs: a
tax or telephone.
TDDISCM‘IOB tenths Rank of Page de- _:
Tho Brutal-lei: Publishing Cornnnuy
' Publishers of
THE ‘IDELINEATOR,
V wliNr OATS?
We ve got them old and new; best kind. too.
Carefully selected. clean oats. that are’\ail
oats and notions else. No dust no dirt and’
prigcmths'ioivsst 0ur guarantee is back at
‘A‘obnr‘ge is a genei‘li
A marchers or the club and all who may
~ care to attend are invited to partial.
is Christian luuul
' V G . A
"session in the South Nora‘s“: COHEN-V ; ‘
gaticnnl Church tomorrow noon will. A
be lieliilion and Civic Duty. 8
pi tagr ‘
remolning Sundays‘in Octal)
October lzuThe Book of R
* John P. Lawrence.
October lil‘whl A
, ‘- * Georg. ‘
October 26‘—'— wPronhst inalnh‘
oven ort
A! r theD introductory remarks from
the person havi 11% the subject in
discussion in which
V pate.
r .
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEBRS
The Norwalk Bookseller and biaironer, Scotlal Agent for
The Delmeaior.
Leave Your Subscription With Him.
? WILL nor rampant Cousin-
ANTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—-Tlie fol-
lowing cablogrun hail boon received
at the navy deport ant tram ”A iral
Casey. on board t o Wiscons " t at
Panama, dawn Panama. October 5:
“Have not this communication to
‘ the memo) consul at Panama' ' ‘
1‘ inform the governor tliht
‘ “ tr on and running under th
"ti-BM Coleman,
Nor MainStro ""
States iii-blooded i must decline to
troné‘iioi't so contusion“. animusitlon
ch might cause inltIlrru run-
so. or {radio 13‘ con yogi illegals ct
‘ dress.
SUNDAVYV SCHOOL RALLY.
.Wn
In the suit Methodist Episcopal
Church Tomorrow.
The Sunday school hour or the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will be cc-
cupied by special exercises tomorrow.
The nostor' a Bible class will assemble
in a body with the school.
. be special music by the choir and via
‘ .lin solo. Rev W. w '1‘. Duncan will
There will
make a few introductory remarks and
.' the Ray. Lewis K. Moore. at the Nor-
walk M. E Church will: make the ad
The teachers arclmnklng spec-
lai altort to secure the attendance of
; ull scholars as the record oi atten-
‘ dance will be a restore oi the day. The
: Junior League will meet at the usual
boon. The roll will lib called and the
consecration restore of the monthly _.
i meeting will be olisorvcd;""i‘l)e chorus
will render special music.
RALLY DAY CERVIOES.
'- Tomorrow will ho in every sense ‘a
record Sunday at the South Norwaik
1 Congregatiom‘ Church. All the ser-
f
vices will‘be the. Rally Day order.
in. the morning ut..10:80 the pastor.
Rev. Paul Moore Straysr will preach.
Ms special music the choir will sing
“God to Whom We Look Up Blindiy."
by Chadwick and Stuiners "Love Di
vine" will be given by the soprano and
tenor. At noon the Bible school will
have a special session with short ad
dresses by .zlulob M Layton. Sunerin
tendsnt Frank A. Ferris and the use
tor. The Lamont sud Jennings Clubs
will hold a short session in their re-
spectlve rooms and then assemble in
the main body of the church at 12:25.
. The first vespor service of the tall will
be held at 4:30. The choir will render
a new cantata by J H. Maunder the
English composer entitled “Penltonco
Pardon and Peace."
by Rev. ‘W. J. Bettloon. M. A. vicar
or Daytonstoue. Herbert l. Hodgson
will direct at the organ and Miss atom-
msll or warm). will accompany at
the piano
W
COAL COMMENT! 9P iNTBRES‘r.
miniature l
Empty" on one at e, altered for
aal on the street” an a popular charm
to s worn this stint tor.
Let the president call Congress to»
thsr and to
rigour soon the coal
that passed ‘
microns- had u
out wood and:
th caller f The outlast stirs
nailing rats
‘ which we have marks
:V.tabric and style.
ABN’S SUITS. A
Long-wearing, fashionable and perfect-fitting in every detail
parts which are out of sight are a good as those that can _
prices range from slit 20 but we have a. remarkably line oil
~_ arson .
sore, sonnet surrs
Durability in every detail is the prince feature ct these garnish
good style and correct at are incorporated in every suit. You
boy will be dressed in fashion though at a small expense it you bu
Suits from 82.00 to $10 00.A
in our list Department you will had the newest fashion
~ in both soft and stilt lists. at a saving oi! from 50 cents to 82 0
In our Haberdashery Department you will ilnd the ob cost
wear (or the price in the country at 60c. Fine Underws 1;!
Shirts Collars and Cults. etc.. and all at extremely reasonable xi
illlui i Pun,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.‘
bOME AREV BEIIER
THAN OTHERS,
l have sonic oi the
SMALL AND salon.
the words of j
which were selected from Holy Writ ‘
1th the Word ‘
oi! the duty from,
Norwalk Chronicler