. Bitmm
‘Lm.:aeta,6:.46p m.
INIL TlLI'HONI
doubt the hottest Poiltlepl
tit-i bury held in South Norwalk
\ t of the Democrats. last night
Donovan reiterated his charges of
r tied and bribery in the
IVMOII bill, but was at with
in fimtm of false misrepresen-
itt conducting his own campaign
. Mtative, and in the and the
l? Mitts felt that they had gained
. i 1 Important point. A resolution that
i0 meeting authorize the committee
i all a canopy of the electors oi the
Mil M proceed to the nomina-
”(filo ' was passed. The ma-
the speakers and voters pres-
. '~ is scarcely a doubt but that
‘ twill have the general an-
trees,
nd flowers—are woven
beside of‘a quaintly
yiilnep. oollorse—hemstit'ch-
doembroldered—ltnow how cf
. are an a neck finish. ,
- pe-shapcd hat is still in
,‘Buch a shape of black pannc
ii a design embroidered on the
e of its rolling brim with
cattle and two long white os-
db'corate the crown.
e m are wearing crepe
. , _ ome hing very much like
owf- As shirts. Several New
houses are showing a shirtlug
that‘looks very much like crepe de
limits woven with silk and wool.
a rich fringes in black and all the
E, rlbie colors to match the season '3
kitties. the fashionable finish for
‘ all of the wide collard and their
manner
‘~ Mill We
Meeting: at the ub
Sunday in!“ Bali! ii Norwalk Colin
and tending. pity at i o'.cloclI
la a discus-
aublect.
to” aabjeotis assign-
minutea at a later period. Other morn-
free to take pertain the discussions
Which of an informal characigr.
ii Tali"? on has. simply lit at-
'tendi pilot-ISM: “it cordial—invita-
tion is extended to all who may be in
terested in the work of the club
‘ List of tgmsub‘que'fszfim .
9
Rep her 27~Why go to Church?
General Discussion.
October i—Josephus
George 8. Kendall
en adorn.
(Goidwln Smith's book) Edward 8.
Merriam.
October lS—King Solomon.
George H. Vosburg.
October 25—Thc Cult of Christian
Icience.
John H. Light.
November l—The Jewish Patriarchs,
Christian Swartz.
November 8—The Doctrine of
Trinity.
the
John W. Pcnncli.
November iii—~lmpressions of Emer-
son.
Abiathar Blanchard.
November 22~Hneckel's Doctrine of
Moniam.
_ Jesse Hopson.
November 29~Tbomas Hooker.
George 8. North.
December 6—Congregationalism.
Russell Frost
December iS—The Apostles.
. Arthur A. Graham.
December 20—Thc.First Man Adam.
John B. lmwrcnce.
December 27~Thc Advent of Christ.
James P. Punscli.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard to Give an Object
barman Tomorrow.
At the rally of the Sunday school to
be held in the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. Sunday afternoon Rev. A. L.
iiubbard of Roway.ton will deliver one
of his best object sermons. The Voy-
age of Life. Mr. Hubbard has become
well known in many placed where he
has presented these objost sermons.
and never fails to interest her hearers.
The material h uses he makes himself
told 03111. which are so often a part
in “or other dressy day gown.
hose 0 like to wear the soft acah-
trim and flannel waists when the fall|0
season arrives with its cool days and;
airings are making for themselves!
,fie wary handsome garments by so
. ng cream or delicately tinted fab- ,
and embroidering them just as
y did their linen waists in the sum
Th6 stitching of the plaii‘s Oi
lilo-liy corresponds to the color
. “Milt with Whlth the embroidery
"Me’fideaorlbes the chic driving
out as very loose hanging and “long
in- J. uiih .li nitrate deep pane Weds
_ econ. or with triple capes,
breasted and with very wide
“for! pagoda titles. as wcii as
iii. ed up with an enormous straight
'11]! . wTiley are thought to be smart
alt mild of chitin dark blue black.
mull-green or a dark dull brick red
he skirts are always plain and too
‘ much trimming is avoids-(1.00mi mn-
ta‘rial counts first with style of cut lin-
.5! and all that. Very handsome but-
" foul, gilt or crochet and the best of
, pasaemeuerle ornamentaare put: on
them.
. M
HORT CALINDAR OESSION.
t the short calendar session of the
man. pleas court yesterday
. I-Ibward J. Curtis presiding. the
wing "cities were assigned for tri-
» Sept. 29. ——Jacob Glasner
'Goidstdin. Town of Norwalk
Charles A Tucker vs. John J.
. tat Silas N. Sherman vs.
Meeker
“badly, Sept. 30. —.lobn M. Far‘
.,
dward Fitzgeraid vs.
Edward 0.. Hughé’a
nit rotaruaura ‘Aao .-
it"s’.
Y?foi‘b you settle down
and the methods are peculiarly his
wn. None should miss this oppor-
tunity to hear him amt see the object
lesson which he will build upon the
platform.
The center of the 'church will be
reserved for the school. Each class
will take its accustomed place. Every
boy between the ages of ten and six-
lccn. members of the school. will ro-
ceive the Boys‘ World, and girls of the
same age. the Girls' Companion. An
othcr pleasant feature of the service
will be music by the choir. who have
kindly consented to assist.
DOCTORS COULD NOT‘ HELP HER.
“i had kidney trouble for years."
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner. of Shel-
ton. Wash., ‘and the doctors could not
help me. lanes Foley ] Kidney Cure
and the very first dose gave me relief
and i am now cured. I cannot say too
much for FoleI.‘ s Kidney Cure. " Sold
at i’iaistcd's drug store South Nor-
walk. and A. C. Silliman's, Darien.
POPULAR AMUSEM ENTS.
THE MINISTEI‘.‘ S DAUGHTERS.
The sacceasfui comedydrama. “The
Minister's Daughters." which will be
presented at. Hoyt‘a Theatre Monday .
night. is one of the best comedy dra-
mas now before the public and has re-
ceived the highest praise both from the
press and public. it is brimful of ex-
cellent comedy intense situations and
has an abundance of scenic and me
chanical effects the moat realistic now
on the stage.‘ The story treats of the
. adventure of two country girls. daugh-
ters of the widow of a village Parson.
‘wbo. being compelled to aid their
mother in saving their home at Graf-
‘_ ton have selected the Great City as
the proper place to go to to earn
‘money to help pay off the lien on their
count . homestead. The many dan-
gers d pitfalls to which the young
and innocent wage seekers are sub-
Jected are carefully and skilfully
drawn. The company which will later-
pret the drama has been carefully se-
tested for their fitness to the parts to
which they have been asigned.
. AT HOT!" 8 THEATRE.
The Cheater De Vonde Company re-
peated Doomed. by special request that
' evening, to a large and enthusiastic
audience. Tonight the company will
close their engagement with "Bond of
Honor."
‘ New Haven
’ the Naanatuck division from Anaouia -
gauonal Oh oh .beginaiagiiat 12:15
The
ed is allovted twenty minutes for his
opening address and an additional five
hora are allowed the minutes. All are
October ll—Thc Founder of Christ-
aAre held q'very ‘
. tralhlnl
r
.i'.\ “1
amateur hurdlcr and all
Dr.
great strength and endurance
Dr. (.rccnc's Nervura IS
:Ill druggists.
l iith Amuse, New York
about your ca c p don't
mes HURT. Waeou waeckso.
Stamford Car coma.- With Schieichgr
. I Sonl' Wagon.
John Hopp and Elmer Webb. em-
ployee of Schleichet E Sons of Siam-
ford were hurt yesterday afternoon.
and the expensive closed wagon used
by the firm in which to cart pianos was
damaged considerably. by a Myrtic.
avenue street car. The two men were
fortunate to cscape with injuries so
alight. .
They were driving over Elm street.
wards the Noroton terminal. Ncar the
railroad bridge. the driver swung the
team across the tracks in front of the
approaching car. The distance be-
tween wagon and car was so .short
that..the motorman could not bring his
charge to a stop in time to avert a
collision. The wagons-us hit broad»
side. and was overturned. llopp and
Webb were thrown out. and were
bruised and cut slightly. Thcir iniurv
ics were not serious. however. The
team shied into the side of the street,
but made no effort to run away.
EPWORTM LEAGUE FALL RALLY.
Will be Held in the East Avenue Math-
odlat Church. September 29.
'. The rail rally of thc Norwalk Union
of the Epworth League will bc held fit
the East Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church next Tuesday. The program
follows:
Afternoon session.
4:00 p. m.——Buainess of Union.
5.00 p. m.—The Rev. L. W. Holmes. of
Westport. Conn. will give a ten-
minutc address upon "What the
L worth league Union can do to
0 V0 Efficiency to the Evangelistic
Work.
6:30 p. m.——Coiiailon served by the En-
tertaining League.
Evening Semen.
7: 30 p. m.——Devoiional Service. led by
the Rev. T B. Miller. of Barton.
Connecticut.
7. is p m.—Addrcas by the Rev. Spen-
cer ll. Bray. of Saugatuck. Conn”
topic “The Attitude of the Epworth
League Towards the Evangelistic
Movement."
DIST!!!“ AFTER EATING CURED.
Judge w. T. Holland of Greeasburg.
who is well and favorably known,
says: “Two years ago I suffered
greatly from indigestion. After eat-
ing. great distress would invariably re-
- stilt. lastlng‘for an hour or so and my
' ni
gm: were restless. 1 concluded to
try Kodol Dyano aia Cure and it cured
me entirely. ow my sleep is re-
«mitigation perfect." Sold
at’CllItlI'd
,’ i ass-v RAILWAY axrsnaion.
% toaster. Sept. ss.—-A contract has -,
', just been awarded by the New York ‘
and Hartford Railroad for ,
the asundob of the doubletsacking on
a distance of three miles.
- it named that the work muTh be '
. TM .
in about at; months
ng-opal'atlona
= and “Annuals will prom”
MR. HENRY ARNOLD, Union Settlement Athletic
Club, East lOlSt St. New York City the champion
. he ’s Nervur
The World’s Greatest Topic
to keep his system in condition and hclp build strong
muscles and steady nerves.
"I recommend Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy for all she are ‘run down.’ and cspt‘tlaiiy for
those who are engaged In athletic sports or in Work whcrc
gitcr rand a general builder up of the muscles, ncn es and
flesh, i believe it to be without an equal. " ‘
Call on Dr. Greene, or Iviite to 101
[cheap Heuonsasoss or in:
uses.
ahead of the car which was bound to- i} !FOley,8 ”on?
n a month or two. Other ’
sole B
round athlete, relies upon
MR. ARNOI I) says:
an: required As a strength-
recommended and sold by
City, if there is anything
understand .
i ‘cheral years since my lungs were
i so badly sffcco-d that i had many hem~
nrrhages," writcs A. M. like. of Wood.
Ind. "I took treatment with several
.pbyaicians without any benefit. i
then started to take lv‘oicy's Honey and
{Tar and my lungs arc now as sound as
a bullet. l monuncnd it in advanced
stages of lung trouble.” ' Sold at
I’lnlsteds drug Siilri'. South Norwalk.
;and A. C. Sillimau'a Darieu. ”
and T8!
pneumonia.
cures colds. proves
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
Commencing .‘dondny. Sept. 2|.
liuiinoes chncsday .and Saturday
ChesterDevonde
Stock Co.
direction of Phil Levy.
In a repertoire of successful .plays
Monday night Mr. l'icVondc will pro
duce his latest success, THE GREAT
RUSSIAN PLAIN.
Tuesday night—DOOMBD.
Wednesday matineelelE
KISS.
Wednesday niglit-JI‘FN TON DOOR.
'ihursday night- THE Oi D WII Low
FARM.
l'riccs, 10c,
in: and 30c.
FATAL
20c aud 30c; matinee-r
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
One Night Only, Monday September 28
Grover Brothers present their Gréa
p ay The
Ministers. Daughters.
-A GRAND PRODUCTION-r-
-—BiG CAST——
The story of the strange adventures
of Two Country Girls in New York.
The most superb production ova!l
offered in South Norwalk at popula!
prices.
A play every wife, mother and daugh-
ter should no.1
'l’tiE EVENT OF THE YEAR.
Prisca as, so. 15 cents.
5 sugar cutie amateurs,
The Board of Registrars for the City
of South Norwalk Conn, will hold a
public session at the Town Court
Room Haviland Street. in said City.
on Wednesday. September 30th 1008,
from twa (2) to six (ti) o'clock D. no
to ('m'l‘eli the voting list. All names
to be added to or erased from said
list must be handed to City Clerk.
Joscph it Taylor on or before six (6)
o'c-lork p. m. Monday. September 28th,
pro-coding election.
Dated at South Norwalk. Ct..
tcmber 15th, 1903
WM. F. TAMMANY.
EDWARD J. HAYES,
HENRY C. SMITH.
Board of Registrars.
sent. if) 16 26 29.
NOTICE
ilmissitn ti. [Idiots
Notice is hereby given that the
Selectmen and Town Clerk of the
Town of Norwalk will hold a session
in the Town Court room, Wall street,
Norwalk. for the purpose of examining
the qualifications of, and admitting to
the elector's oath, those persons who
shall be found so qualified, Saturday.
the 26th day of September, 1903, from
9 o‘clock in the foronoon until 7
o‘clock in the afternoon. unless all on
the list “to be made" shall have been
admitted or rejected before that time.
Dated at Norwalk, aforesaid. the
22nd day of September. A. D., 1903.
JAMES A. BROWN,
8AMUEI. LYNEB.
WILLIAM B. REED.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
HERBERT it. SMITH.
Town Cleric.
Sop.
s22 51
FIRE SALE.
firm-cries slightly .lnmugt d by smoke
in my rcccui fire I will soil at less than
nut-half price. commcncing Monday of
crown, September 28, 1903.
R. ROSEN.
3 Raymond ea. South Norwalk.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Coats. sachets, than“ Skirts
has Skirts. etc.-
Everu woman when buuina a carment
. looks for the best stule. fit and tailoring
to be had at the price she can afford
to pan. Ourstock contains the best
this countru affords at am price we
quote. We [reverse poor goods. no.
sweatshop work put into the garments
we sell, Then are HONEST GOODS.
WELL TAILORED. what’s more we
guarantee a perfect fit. The price the
smallest for first class tailoring. that
uou'll find anuwhefe
$10.00 to $565.00
can.“ or "once"
William J. Bouton vs. Margaret J. District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Frederick J. ‘
Annie L. ilirchard vs. ’
flirt-hard. Order of Notice. .
state of (.‘onnecticut. Palrilcld County, g
llridgomrt_ Sept. 23rd. A. D. 1903. ,
Upon the Complaint of the said An-
uic L. Uircbard claiming for reasons
'hcrcin sci forth a divorce and the cus-
tody of two minor children. returnable
to the Superior Court. in and for Fair-
iicld County on the first Tuesday of
October 1903. it appearing to and be-
ing found by the uubsc rlbing authority !
that Frederick J Birchard, the said!
defendant is absent from this State
tlld gone to parts unknown.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of;
tin pondency of said complaint be
~iveu by publishing this order in the
iEvening Sentinel a newspaper printed i
-n South Norwalk Conn, three timcai
schccssiIcly (omnicncing on or before i
the “Hill day of September A l). l‘tii.‘ ‘
WILLIAM T. liAVll.AND. i
Asst Clerk of the Superior Court for;
Falrtlcid County.
. opt. 24 25 26
1
WHY
. State of Connecticut, Fairileld County. . '
i SOLVENT NOTICE.
i
i
. Court, September 12, A. D.. 1903.
Estate of Willis A. Swits. late of
’iNoru-aik. in said District. deceased.
The Courtdof Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk_ hath limited and al-
Ham 1 Benton raying for mahong lowed six months from the date hereof
xlu rein set forth Iior a divonce and thc = (“I ”1" Creditors 0‘ "id E315“! m ex-
tustotiy of u mtnoI c_hild rcturuablc hiin thcirciatms 10" settlement. Those
in the Superim Court. in and for FairU “'1‘" "9319“ ‘0 W839!" their accounts
tlcid County on "H. first Tuesday of; properly attested, within said time, will
October. 1903. It appearing to and be We debarred a "GCOVGTY- A" 99730113
iug found by the subsc ribing authority indebted 1° “id Estate “9 requested-
that Margaret J. Benton the said dc 9" ‘0 make payment to
fondant is absent from this State and htEDERICK H ROWAN.
gone to parts unknown. 181219 2‘3 Administrator
“Wash ‘1’
Therei‘orc Ordered. That notice of‘
the pondcncy of said complaint be [IBIES
”I“?!
lquhod
gitcn by publishing this order in the.
PEiillItiiilli Pills. K
Evening Sentinel a newspaper print
UNI-Ironwood: c..-enter}: Hundndaoflafli.
ed in South Norwalk Ct. three times:
sutcesslvely commeming on 0i before
mills. Atrialwiiimvinn ouoithairlnu‘inlievali
llrueofan pun-tan II!
the 2iIh day of September. A. D 1903. i
do.
back. All sgistaorby mailaluboa.
WILLIAM T. HAVIIAND.
MI HINDI"! 60.. .0! 9030. mm. “It
Bunion. Order of Notice.
Superior Court, as
Bridgepott Sept 23rd A. D. l903
Upon the complaint of the said Wil
Ibollavaliaati
Asst. (‘lcrk of the Superior Court for
Fai’rileid County
sepi ‘N 25 26
an;
CALL 53-3.
boon rinses ro tar.
W. RE BEST.
We give you the best Groceries. because we are positive of the purity of everything we sell.
Because we keep things clean. The goods which you are to eat sho uidn' t be open to the impurities of
the air. You feel safe when eating Groceries bought from us.
I
HAVE SOME TEA?
you could not drink anything more refreshing than our Tea—delicious enough to chase the
wfinkies out of one' a lace and make the eye bright. Come In for a sample.
ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY CAKES, CRACKERS AND DAINTY WAFERS.
A full line of Garden Vegetables fresh daily.
Peaches, Cranberries, Bananas. Oranges. etc. Edam. Pineapple. Rouqueferd. Old English,
Philadelphia Cream. and Double Cream Cheese. The finest Coffee -—can 't be matched to town. Fer-
V-
l’iI Smoked Tongue. Hams and Boneless Bacon.
If you take our Battier so sweet and rosy, nothing else will suit you. We suit the most fas-
' .3
The ba
' or
nlfil m
gains all the
Tr:
. more.
p
31% . .
boiow' speak for menisci »
me, our goods are equal to any in the world.
.Alao our line of Tpaa and Coffees are t he limit of parftction.
”LEO. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR, $100.
l
LARGE FANCY SWEET POTATOES.:
tidious; we can suit you. Best of everything both in quality and pnce.
it Hermon Lotti
stench 33 first Washington Street.
cut right in line a it do your trading here, you get big bar-
Dan't forget that we have the finest Butter in this town.
i
wean.
I
24.: pan PECK.
i; For a few days“ only.
av... lb.
sugar Cured a 15: lb.
alJav
a
ti which are not hearing .
I! will be ready for
imilottia t ‘ an”.
at cm _ , In... 1.
CONSIDER.
CRlTlClZE.
”We: . '7 Cakes Lenox soap,
Malta-Vita, {Native Onions, qt.,
cotton Brown ‘2 Clo! Egg Plums fer
Flatter '/2 "h Con Royal Powder,
' ' leampbeli'a Soups. up,
Or]. of Wheat J 5. iLarpa Tumbiievl' Pu," Honey.
0 II
BIMOH'I Food Quart Jar G c. o y,
13c Pkg.
COMPARE.
m
be
260
. 230
to
100
10a
Lama Bottle New Jam, . 100
an out Rod Salmon. ' do
" . a M more our famous Maud 5. Floor.
- It’s going to be. high.
You will do a wile thing by plaolng a barrel
Dali'tvlnlttoolong. ' . n ,
Norwalk Chronicler