Evening sentinel, Friday, September 25, 1903 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

and rail or! new nuk-
Inc has! mom.

Outed“ m no meal.
we will deliver on time.
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Dr. Beniamin W. Bohannou has
been called toNii'lilhbiitha severe
illness of a relative them, ~. .
The East Nothvlllk Junior P'rayind
bond will be in charge of the meeting
' ' at the Salvation Army tonight.
Moses 8. Mother and daughter,
Mrs P, A Smith of South Norwalk.
visited Darlen friends recently.
Herman Quittner ofI the B. Hersh-
Id 4’: Company coal firm, has return-
home from a trip to SII'hnectaOy
-New Dunlap Derby. OBt'fon'a.
'Joseph W. llowo. of South Nor-
Wslk. spcnl Sunday with his parents
Blaine“ (‘oitage Flat Rock, Ridge-
d

Fight women have asked to be
made voters‘ in New Canaan. And
there are people who say New Canaan
is slow.

Mrs. Margaret Raymond, of South
Norwalk. and Mrs. Bennett of Wilton
visited Miss Elizabeth Waring, in
Darlen. Tuesday.

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Mrs. F, H, Rowan is In New York to-
day.

Professor W G Chase was in town

yesterday.

Mrs. Fanning. of Mill Plain, is the

guest of Mrs. A. Solmans.

W. 1‘. Raymond Is very busy now get-

ting III a large crop of salt bay.

The barge Pottsville has arrived with
a cargo of soft coal for John H. Fer-

ris.
i. (i, Hamilton, of the Hotel llamil-
ton. ls recovering from a severe lIl»

BEETS.

Deacon William Miller. of Seymottr' s
grocery, is ottt again after a day' s ill-

ROSS.
-—All styles Alpines, O'Brien.

The Connecticut Military Academy.
ll! East avenue. opened for' the full

term, yesterday.

Miss Eva Granule. of Danbury. Is the
Scy-

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
monr. West street.

Lorenzo Dibble will hold a special
Better read his ad. and

sale tomorrow.
see what he is offering.

——Native potatoes 20c pk.

town. on Sunday.

Miss‘ida V. Field. of Btrrritt avenue,
is slightly improved from a severe at-
tack of. typhoid fever,

*Mrs, .l, W, Mead's Dress Cutting
School will open September 29th.

A. H. Brourley. of the Murphy photo-
graphic supply house. of New Yot'k.
was in town yesterday.

Abraham Straw. of .Smithvillc, has
secured a position as night bt'ukemau
in the local freight yard.

The degree team of Concord Division,
Sons of Temperance. will ltold a re-
hearsal tomorrow evening.

. Those interested itt forming a cirolr
for the Ct'anbury Chapel. will hold a
meeting this evening. at the chapel.

—Strlctiy fresh eggs, 25c doz. Jose-
luff.

The grand opening of fall anti winter
nIlllincry at the Norwalk Boston Store.
will take place Saturday. Monday and
Tuesday.

The selectmen and town clerk will
hold a session in the town court room.
Norwalk, tomorrow. from 9 o'clock, a.

to 7 p. m,

ontractor Albert R. Malkin, of Nor-
walk. who built the new railway sta~
tion in Danbury, has Just purchased a
Locomoblle.

Norwalk Republicans will talk up
the situation at a meeting to be held
this evening at the town court room
in Wall street.

Miss Jennie Dorrance. of Mldtlle-
town. New York. is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Rose. of High
street. Norwalk.

The United Foundry and Sales Com-
pany have received a cargo of fifty
tons of pig iron. which they are dis-
charging at Raymond Brothers‘ wharf,

The list of good things to eat which
you can purchase at C. E. Seymour's
store is long and interesting. Read
the ad. That will tell you all about it.

A delegation of members of Cock-
enoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. of Norwalk.
went to the armory. last night .and
decorated it for this evening's celebra-
tion.

Nicholas Miller. of South Third
street. has recovered from a severe
cold and has resumed his duties in
the factory of the Norwalk Lack Com-
pany.

-—Ne‘w Knox Derbys. 0' Brien.

William P. Boers, book seller and
stationer, was In Bridgeport. ymterday
afternoon. calling on a traveling aslee-
man. for the purpose of purchasing
Christmas goods. ,

The St. Paul's branch of the Girls‘
Friendly Society. will hold a meeting.
this evening. at G. A. R. Hall. Wall
street. The dancing class in charge of
Arthur Chittarn. will be started.

Thomas C. Balconr. who recently rc—
signed his position atI the Norwallt City
Library to take a position in New
York. is employed by the Baker 8:
Taylor Company. the publishers.

William J. Show. of Bethel, has pur-
chased a residence in Westport. and
his household goods were taken there
this morning. Mr. 'shsw will devote
his time in the future to the raising of
carnatl

William Rider. of Westport avenue.
' has toturned to his duties at the oihce

, of theConnecticnt Railway and Light-

ing Company. other a vacation. tho "

most at which was spent in New York
and New Jersey. -

.—8trlctly trosh 0888. 85c dos. Jose-
lot.

George B. rBergar, who been at-
tending the Harem so .loft this
min; for 88. I'III'I school. Concord.
New Ramp-blush: .lrsslsr-gor Just
My," passed“ “to prolirainsry ea.

drillers titties.

Special
fbr Saturday, At the Davenport Store.

W. F, Bryant. of Norwalk, visited
his sister. .Mrs. Burr Mills, itr George-

,lnghahlt grows and useless

The New York Grocery Company's
ad. is filled with grocery specials and
It will be to the interest of every
housekeeper to read it carefully.

Mrs N. lt Gleason returned to her
home in South Norw,aik last week.
after a visit with her aunt Mrs, Isaac
Seileck. Brookside avenue Darleu.

South Norwalk is to have a hatni~
kerchlef buzar and it Is hoped It will
be well patronized. Norwnlk is a
grwn of cutarrhal people. ——thlgetleld

rest-I.

Miss Clara 1, Dorselt. who has been
spending the past two weeks in llos-
ton. Mass, the guest of Mt's. .l. l’.
Hartley. hasreturned to her home Mr.
and Mrs, liauley for'nrctly resided in
Norwaik.

~Nice ripe tomatoes. 50. qt. Special
for Satttrday At the Davenport Store,

Jlnrmy (llblln and Mike Moylan. oi
Stamford, will be the battery for thc
Volunteers of Greenwich Sattrt'dnv. in
their game with the White Plains base-
ball nlnc at Greenwich. on Havemeyer
school grounds.

~20 lbs gran. sugar, 51.00. .ioscloff.

The Spring Streets and the So Sos
played the first game of football of the
.tcasou, yesterday afternoon, nrtd the
former- team was victorious by a score
of twenty to ten. Another game will
be played tomorrow.

Little money buys a first class Sun-

day dinncr at Schattb's. Read his ad.
it is Irrlmt'ul of interesting items and
it will pay every housekeeper to spend
a few minutes reading it.
William Rider has resumed his dtt~
ties at the office of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company, after
having enjoyed a vacation of a week
which he spent In New Jersey. New
York, Concy island and other points of
interest.

Mr. and Mrs, Morris (iottlicb. of
Ridgeflcid, have been spending several
days this week with Mr. Gottlicb's utt-
cle in South Norwalk. The Jewish
New Year began at sunset on Monday
and two or' three days are devoted to
its celebration.

Miss Helen Middlebrook, of Wilton.
was the hostess at a pleasant reception
,at her cheerful homo. Surtnysidc. onc,
aftct'non this week. Beside the ladies
(rent this town a numbcr were present
front Norwulk. Georgetown. thlgcileld
and New Canaan.

The Republicans of Wilton writ hold
their caucus for the nomination of
candidates for the various town of-
ilccs on Saturday evening Sept. 26th
at the town Hall. The Democratic
caucus for the same purpose will be
held at the same place on Monday
evening, Sept. 28th,

—TO LET—IN WINNII’AUK HOUSE
containing 7 rooms and bath, improve-
ments. with 7 acres of land, large burn
and hcunct'y, on ntain road. 3 minutes
from trolley. No CASH RENT to be
paid. owner's father to receive board
in cxczhtnge for same. For full par-
ticulars. address at once, Fannie W.
London (‘or. 3rd Ktreet and Hacked
sack Road, Ridgcflcld Park, N. J.
e25 3t
Grand Secretary John H Barlow, of
the grand lodge, F. and A. M. is send-
ing out to the lodges of the state a
circular letter on the death of Past-
Grand-Master William Wallace Lee. of
Mcriden. The letter has on the first
page a half—tone of Mr. Lee. A sketch
is given of Mr. Lee's life. anti his
Masonic record is Included. it is or-
deted to be read at the first stated
lodge communication after Its receipt.
and also ordered that the altar be
draped for sixty days. The letter is
signed by Grand-Master Leon M.
Woodford and the grand secretary.

15 CEN'IFIMUSIG.

Under Southern Skies. Any Rags, l'm
a German Man. The Mansion of Aching
Hearts, Please Let Me Sleep. Tell Me
Dusky Maiden. Just Kiss Yourself
Goodbye. The Gambling Man. Tommy.
The Girl You love. Whistling Riley.
The Church Across the Way. Nobody
Just Like you, and 100 others at 15c.

COLEMAN'S NEWS ROOMS

10 North Mall! 88., .0.. 8'0le
586118800 ‘A 0- SPIWI
\ Baseball and Sponlhg Goods

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.- 9i!!! ’MA‘IQOIIEWII IATIIFAcTION'Ol nousv IACK.

L ‘_ Your Fall Suit

Senegal good reasons My it should come from here:

Pollution of [it for every size and shape of man;

Suits slurpcd by expert hands so that they hold their
shape lndeflnstely;

Styles that are down to the minute;

Your cbolce of the ne'lbesf mixtures and Scotch tweeds.

Prices are verymodest, considering the high quality of
fabrics and faltering—From $10 to $22, other good ones
at as low as .55.

If you prefer to bane your Fall suit made to your mea-
sure, we offer you certain satisfaction in fit. and high-
grade tailoring and fabrics at extremely modest prices—-
$16 to 340.

Your Fall overcoat, rain coat, hat, neck'hlear, shirts.
hosiery and underwear are needy when you are.

Come and see, our Fall show, it's free, and you don't
babe to by unless you want to. ‘

 

 

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soUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cali.’88~2.

NORWALK.
Tel. Coil. 44-4.

 

 

 

CUT PRICES ON POOR GOODS WIN NO TRADE WORTH
HAVING.

it's not what, you pay for a thing, but what you get for
what. you pay that satisfies you. There is a mum lo the qual-
ty of grain as well nslo prices. a range and litrtit within
which you can buy with safety. beyond which you cunuot go
without endangering your animals, a range lilltl Iinrli lu-yortd
which we cannot go.witltout forfeiting your good will. We

oii‘t'r the best grain at the price you ought to pay-~no more.

auv oars THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.

' "'low Prices.

Two Stores:

OUR SECRET.

Here it is In a nutshell——

REL-.IABILITY

You are absolutely certain of tbe quality of every atticle

lwe sell.

WILLIAM P. BEERS,

3 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 49 WALL STREET,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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A guaranteed rome-

dy for Tired I, out: .
and bruises. ’

8 Samples of.

iliimttl liiuau.

PHONE 15-8.

WWW
ADDITIONAL LocKL news

J. It. Marvin Is in
day.

Bunk Examiner Noblc, of New Mll-
ford. wns In Norwulk today looking
over the acounts of the savings banks.

The members of (‘otnpnny I) will
ttlrn out for t'Iilo practice at 1 o‘clock
tomorrow afternoon on the Westport
nvcnuc rifle range.

The ntlllincry show aiI Howlnnd s
awaits your coming. Why not go to
tnorr'ow nttd get the cream of thc
ehow'.’

i., .l. Coburn and l’. A. Dunnody. of
New Britain, wvrc In Norwalk, yester-
day. These gentlemen are well ac-
quainted with M. R. Bennett. Mr. Co.
burn is of the l.. J. (fobut'n Lumber
Company.

—»Fancy sweet potatoes 20c pk. Spe-
cial for Saturday. At the Davenport
Store.

The grape crop, unusually large this
year. Is in its prime now, and bushels
upon bushels of fruit are being picked
from the vines and ctrtrvcrted irtto jelly
and wine. Several thousand gallons of
wine are produced In this place. each
fall,

A young man living In the vicinity
of “"titlthill'tl urenuc, Is carrying a
badly scratched face, the result of
helping himself to tire neighbor's
grapes. in his haste to escape being
captured he came in contact with a
barb wire fence.

’l‘t'istrarn and Hyatt have anticipat-
ed your wants Itndthcy now have a
full line of suits. skirts, etc.. and Irr-
ritc you to call and inspect them. Read
their ad. for particulars.

Lincoln Council. Order l'uited Anter-
icun Mechanics. will hold a regular
mutiny: tonight. and .cotti'ct' the third
(lt‘KlW‘ on I2 [-7. Kecict‘. 'I‘Itcrt: will
be an Itttcrtuiuurcut at the conclusion
of the work. and all llIt'lllllfl's arc re-
quested to be present.

-—20 lbs, granulated
Special for Saturday.
por't Store,

t‘onltuc tor Indie Gamble at the. Rit-
crsidc Mills East Noi'walk wishes to
call attention to the fact that he is
selling I’aroid and Ncpottset
and that this is the proper time to pttt
it on He has Just touted the Crofttt
&Knapp factory with it,

1. Ir). “William" (Icorgc .i. Mttlltall.
F. \i, Hecrntann, I". 0".Ilrien R. -A.—
(‘ody and Alexander ’Il‘owns. Boston:
W, D. Moore and wife. William C.
Amend, Theodore Flock, A. S. Me;
Queen. B. Jones. New York: Atto Al-
brecht. Staten Island: Miss Gage.
Norwnlk: ll. \\'. llurritt. llt'idgepprt.

 

 

New York to-

strgar, $1.00.
At the Duvetr

 

Opposite Hotel Not-walk.

 

 
 
 
 

, In. C. l-IIOWES
Recently head pperator for Siegel A Copper. and The Hall Studies.

New York City, will be in charge for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.

_~ LEWIS. fl Main Street. Norwalk.

 
 

 

 

 

EVER 1' MAN I

An optic Ian owes to his work the best he can
A part of this debt can be paid 0 nly with thorough knowledge of opti-

ls a debtor to his profession.
do.
cal work.

HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.

Room 8 United Isak Building 80th Normally”
once hours a to 11:45; has to mo. Saturday cuttings, 7-8.
Bpocisl Appointments st convenience of mm

 

 

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No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5.66 a ran.
All Other sizes 'J‘ifiifiéi‘ at some.

 

 

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The man of oxpuisnoo will tell you
thatthe only waytossvo monoyisto
dopoaltitlnthohank.
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SOUTH NORW’ALK. NORWALK. were guests yesterday at the Hotel
. out :5 ,. . ‘-'.'"_'£i:';_ _,
,3?- LOXATONIK
PHOTOGRAfiHS Prevents Malaria. is an excellent
‘ of the , 7, stomach remet'iy. dLo:a;o‘nik with celi-
‘ I l a a o a cream 0
CHILDREN i2!.:.§‘l’.°§$..’.m.n’i "
' Wald now he m-do- STILLSON POWELL CO.
' —Dl°t not: 005:1ng Praasrlptlon Drugglsts.
HEALTH P: 0136750913 Onon ":3--- ””3135“.
are t a at.
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN a
-JIAC~KSON’S STUDIO, HARTFORD RAILROAD.
N w s'rvLEs. . ""“'
53 til/nu street. Low PRICES “M! ”“5

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In effect August I‘l’,‘ 1903.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.—12:50x, 5:24x. 5:58x, 6:15,

:55. 7:08, 7:45. 8:15, 8:45. 9:05x,

:2“. 9:40 10:24:. 10:40, 11:35:.

P. M.—-iz.-55x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,

80!, 4: 07, 4. 50! 5. 40, 5:558, 6:88.

55:, 'l: 07:, 7: 55:. 8: 00, 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.

A. M.—12:59x, 5. 24:. 5:58x, 9:05,

9:421.

P. Ida-3:803. 5:40. 5:551. 7:20.
8240:. 10:10.

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOUTH
NORWALK.

A. M.:-18028. 5:,00 8:.00 7:.00

2.:008808 8:,z008804x,102.081 10:.04

1:008. 11:08. '

H.—18.08,1:06. 8:00x. 8:08,
:808, 4:,08x 4204, 4:30. 5:.02 52.80
:I:00! 6:,08 7:00, 8::00x,800x 9280.

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armature. .
.—II:on. moo, 7:30, 10:02.
P. u.—e:oo. 8:00: 11:00.
LEAVE scum nonwaut son
now NAVIN.
A. 15.1—18 11:, 1:15.15“. 6: 18
’l: 4:" 8:488:10;10:00:..112051.11:87.

P. H.—18:,088 1:18. 8:088, 4:,80
5285852,” 7:0558:05&82.15 10:01.

11'!
Bridgeport. in addition to shove-P.
ll.— 8:.48 5: 08. ’I: 88. .
am
A. X.—18:I088,1:158, 1: 56: 7' 48.

 

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r, u.-1_:ss.'4:svi;s:.to a," 1:10.

DANIURV TO DOWN NORWALK.
A. “1” 1:58:11. 8:88. 11:45.

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Ifore the rush IS on.

Plenlyiof Rain Coats.
Men’ 5 Fall Shuts.

ATTENTION
Fall and Winter (lot In

Readuilori iuour inspection.

We cordially invite you to look} but stocklol Men' 3.
Boys’ and Children’s Suits. and Dvercoats through '55- .

Men’ s Suits and Overcoats from 86 up. 4
Young Men’ 5 Suits and Overcoats from S4 to Slz.
Children' s Surts and Overcoats from $2 to $6.

Large Four-in-hand ties for wing collars.
Many stvles 0t Croiut and Knapp hats. I ..
We Guarantee every article sold to be as represented.

 

 

Our Butter fresh and good. I pay
more at wholesale than some other;
soil at retail. Properly priced at 25 cts
and 18 on to the pound.

Hubbard or Tube Ross Flour, made
of hard spring. wheat while Jones
Flour Is a mixture. Better goods than
Jones for less money. 66c bag this sale.

Potatoes, large and fine cookers. no
rot, 25cts peck.

Potatoes. small but good 20cts peck.

Sweet Potatoes.

Cabbage.

Apples—What's better on the table
than nice apple sauce or good apple
pie or dumplinqa.and for Immediate
use. Windfaiis are now good and
cheap, A few barrels at 81.00 per bbl
or 15c neck for this sale. Pippin ap-
ples at 10a "2 pack or 18 cts peck. nice
ones.

 

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TELEPHONE 108.

GUTBILL'S

Bridge" Fish Market.

. FRESH ARRIVALS OF
SMELT. SALMON, FROST FISH,
BUTTER FISH. WEAK FISH, BLUE

FISH .IBLAOK FISH. FLAT FIBH, COD
FISH, HALIBUT. ESCALLOPS AND

HARD ISHELL CRABB.
FREE DELIVERY.

West End Washington Street Bridgq, .

South, Norwalk. Conn.

 

blade Brass ( and
char-$31" lémfeg‘dglfll Colors and 3.3430,"? ,

on. up to the flne§f bod: made. 7
beds that will bifocal tbedosat buyers. '- “

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SELLEGK a. Paton

00 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

Some Low Cash Prlc‘os. fél‘ .
Sale. Saturday. Septembar'j 23H!

LORENZO DIBBLE.

SchOol Time.

Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should in
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. It may pave
from permanent injury or non many an echo and pain.

Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed.

,: ,. 0. B. JACKSON

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My Padang Jsvs‘snd Genuine Ara“.
bisn Mocha coins are giving the wo-
men great satisfaction. A fresh mast
just came In, so etc. In. Special price
at this time.

A fair coffee. rsguisr 15c goods, 2 lbs
for 25¢: at this sale.

Tea—Try my best mixed tea. The
women say thortes they not hers Ia
lovely, Anyway the don-".081 “WM.
store I. peculiar to this storo arid can't
be had elsewhere. .Thls‘ls III‘IIO and
l'm not going to give you'tho secret.

Best Tea 55: lb. . . ‘ '.
NewHoney in bottles,'22c. Pure;
- Beeswax. pure, 5c cake,

Cranberries, now,11c qt. this illo-
Shoulders. new and bright, 8o III.“ .

 

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