OI‘Waa‘hlngton St. in. Norwalk. ‘- omen; eLscrso. Ids' Atlalllary or A. O. 11.. or Nor- walk, Chases Min Hannah lurks President. 'Lhdies' Auxiliary. A. O H., of Nor- gfillknhd a session last evening at Hall. Wall street, when the‘ cheers were chooses: ‘ nt-‘-Miss Hannah E. Burke. Vina-Preeident—Mlss Julia Byrnes. Recording Secretary—Miss Marga rel Hangs Finanplal Secretriry—Miss Katha- rine dammit Treasurer—Miss Katharine McNern- 97. Sentinel—Miss Mary Corcoron ’ t at Arms—Mrs. Frederick ltls decided to hold a dance veiling, October 10th, Chestnut Street. nd Mrs. A. B. Craw, of Chest 11111 a most enjoyable time was After whlst music and 1e-tresh were enjoyed. Among these were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ml, Mrs. Homer Craw, Mrs Sarah 'Mrs. W. R. Austin, Misses w, Eva Fisher, Minnie Selby, Graw and Mr. Clifford Craw. _n.m-_____ ”‘r‘r-rrsvss AT WORK. Outs/Norwark PeOpIe RObbed o1 Piazza Chairs Last Night. , r' s have been getting in their in in path Norwalk. Edmund , report to the police this hing that two chairs had been tak 8’ train the front piazza of his home e1 01 Chestnut and Concord Draggirt I". H. Baxter who .the opposite corner, reports 'so' '1. fine rocker taken from his t: 1:011. Both theifts were corn is is utter 1111111111111. STATE OPPORTUNITY. duesday one of the most usuress or manufacturing ca .111 the City of South Nor— I he sold at public auction. ‘ ‘ty consists of the former Knapp hat factory corner of 11. street and Ann streets, is located. and will go to the iddsr. This is an opportunity .dohr offered 'WIATHER TOO ROUGH. .aieamer “Huntington came in Long island this morning defiant 01 the inclement wcath return this afternoon. uh .. 1' Ht"'sssrrvs LOLLYPOP 13111! to the Craze which Leads stiletto Devour'the Candy on Stick. ‘Cope Eat Them Now ‘ ldilypop craze continues and the hilt: who have thus far escaped from nuisance are getting decidedly to! them. The other day a wo rded a trolley car with a halt Iypop in one hand. The first did was to swat a. man ad- the race‘with the sticky hunk of “ Bite then wiped it across the front of her. it became stuck woman‘s hair and was disen- ith dlfllcutly. he owner or this nuisanCe on _ Was finally seated she laid it on . ’30! the woman sitting next saving a large pink spot. Then down and finally began to licreech and bowl 11' denied I and babies cry for crate has not stopped at ”extended to the ndu.te of life. About the funni— was witnessed in Nor- éhi'giit when a policeman, so- . 1 or the Law. went pacing her man swinging a club (I and using the other to inevitable loiiypop be ,the other day" said "and we thought it to act as it we were a lolngover to be mar! tool anybody did your". .911 it all all right until , Goa. Then. when the . 91111911111: :11 . 5“" III.“ ‘thl‘ ”...—.M. -- .a~—-—_...c~.——~ Mr. and Mrs N. P. Nelson. Mr. ' woman‘ s neck sitting in the . *— ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. The solectmon are busily engaged in making up the town report. Outing flannel night robes in attrac- tIVe patterns and styles at Reed's. See ad. Four sheets of 11111310 for twenty-five cents at Coleman's Saturday and Mon- day. »_a_~ Judge Edward M. Lockwood. of‘ Nor- walk. is in New York city on a busi- ness trip today. Henry Shields, 01' Plaisterl's drug store. is endoylng a week‘s vacation at - Washington, D. C. A few of the many bargains to be found at the Public Market appear in the ad, today. Read it. Walter Rose is assisting for a short time at the store of the Norwaik liarrl- ware Company in Main street. The Democratic and Republican vot- ing lists of the town have been made up and are at the town clerk's office. The New York Grocery Co ipany has a large list of specials in their advertising spaco today. Read them. Arthrit‘ I'omcroy, who is stopping in Nor-walk at present, returned last cve- nlng from a business trip to New York city of several days. --8 lbs. Chopped Beef 250, Schaub‘s. Sellcck & Price are ready in every department for the [all and wlutcr campaign. Allow them to show you their newly opened stocks. Miss N. E. Ryan invites youto her anniversary sale. She has a list 01 anniversary bargains in today‘s adver- tising space. Read the list. Daniel Keogh is enjoying a vacation from his duties in the Eastern Under- wear Company's plant. Today he is in New iork city on business. Alfred Jackson, who is in the drug business in New York city. was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Le- (lrand Jackson, of Norwalk, yesterday. —200 of latest patterns iarrdincrcs, 10c upward, M. S. Smith & Co. W Among those oxpectedto arrive from Bantam Lake today are Mrs. Dtrdline E. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard and E. W. Beard. Compare the last 1011 of coal with the first that you buy of the Harris & Gaps Company and see which you like best. Their motto is clean coal and honest weight. Captain A. A. Chinery, Sr., of Nor- walk, is improving from his illness, but on account of the condition of his nervous system, his physician forbids him seeing callers. David Casaassn, who 'tormeriy con- ducted a fruit store in Smith Norwalk, stopped over yesterday afternoon on his way to his home in New Britain and paid a visit to his friend Louis Cuneo. -—2,000 yds, flannelette, first quality, short lengths, 15c quality, special for Sat. and Mon, 9%c. yd. M. S. Smith & Co. , The Associtalon. president is P, H. Murphy of Westpori, who retains the attire permanently. The other officers were reelected. A dinner was served and informal remarks mostly along humorous lines were made by several of the guests. Miss I. E. Hutchinson, with M. S. Smith 6: 00., has a full line or all the latest styles in ’tall milllnery. Trim- med untrimmed and ready to wear bats always in stock. The Cliiford Pharmacy sells tooth brushes at 25c to 50s which are guar- anteed. if they fail in any way to give entire satisfaction, you will get a new one or your money back. The case of Robert L. Wehrle, charg- ed with ‘speedlng his automobile through Wall street without lights last Saturday night, will come up before Judge Edward M. Lockwood in the - Norwalk Court tomorrow morning at 9 o '.clock A grand ratification meeting of the Republicans or South Norwalk will be held at,tbe new headquarters in the Quittner block. Railroad avenue Fri- day evanin, September 111.1115 the intention the committee to have out- or-town speakers here and a big ban- ner raising: Invitations have been sent to the Royayton Republican Club. and to th Hungarian dgntailan hints in in Norwalk ‘l‘o an CONVE. :EION A1" DA BU URV. Normals legatas have infor- ‘ mod that the Democratic congression- al convention will be held at Dubai? 1211 \‘l‘u-dnssnsy September 4th. It is requested that in order to expedite matters delegates head their creden- , tints to liens: My. Danhury. d—s——~—————-__ CCU. MEET. TONIGHT. THE "scum NO ...-..-.____..”._.~u_..— lonestSale Good Bargains for Everybody . FLUKE! In't‘l FLAT FISH... . 811sz seasons“ rouse. Bad Train Wreck In North Carolina. Wit“ Thirty-live Persona Injured CHARLOTTIE, N. C. Sept. 9.—-Four Women rausongcrs 111111 three trainrucn pore lrllrcd and thirty-live passengers injured in The Seaboard Air 1.an wru’clt at Cuiuwuha .luuciion. This up- on carclul lnvcstlgatlon, proves to bo exaggerated. One of the largest oranges ever grown in California. measured 1.'lnch- as around and weighed 2% pounds. 11 was of the seedless variety. . Special Clip flgetinc. Mayor's Ofilce, So, Norwalk. (it. To Joseph R. Taylor, Clerk of City of South Norwal... Sin-Dy authority vested in rue as Mayor, and by request of ihc Council of said City, I licrcby direct you to glvc liotlt-c to the legal voters of this City that a Spcclal City meeting will be held at Arlon Hall. on Monday, Sep- tember 12, 1904, at 8 o'clock, P, M., to consider the advisability of extending the water system of this City from the termination of the present pipe line on idlyAvenne, southerly to the corner of Ely Avenue and Wilson Point Road, and to equip said extension with three regular size hydrants. and. if deemed advisable. to authorize said cxtcfision and equipment. and to appropriate such sum, not exceeding $11,000.00, as may be necessary therefore. South Nor_walk,(‘t..Scpt.7, 1904. 0.1th” 11‘. now. a 9 31. Mayor. “Repairer r111: CONDITION OF THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. at the close or business on the 01h day oi! September 1904: ASSETS Loans and 1111.1 ouuis ....... $391,086.04 Ovcrdrufts ................. 260.39 Bonds ...................... 120,140.25 Furniture and Fixtures ..... 3,000.00 Banking House ............ 22,400.00 1111c from other Banks. Bankers and Trust (Porn- panics ................... 8,986.51 Duo from Approved Reserve Agents ................... 39,160.45 United States and National ' Bank Notes ............. 20,913.00 tlold (‘oin ................. 1,388.00 Silver Coin ............... 1200:00 Minor (Toin ............... 263 80 Checks and (lush licrns ..... 2.00075 "lotal Asst-ts ............. $616,709.19 LlAllll l'l lES (‘rrpltal Stock .............. S 50,000.00 Surplus Fund .............. 4,000.00 Other lliidlvidcd Profits, less current cxpcnscs and taxes _ paid ...................... 12,195.21 11111: to lianks, Bankers and Trust Companies ........ 4208.74 General Deposits, $121,715.71 Deposits in Sav- ings Dept. ....... 401,703.48 Total Deposits ............. 523.419.19 Trust Funds ............... 22,976.05 Total Liabilities ......... $616,799.19 South Norwalk, State of Connecticut County of Falrileld. as: 1, Charles E. lioyt. Treasurer of the aforesaid Trust Company, do solemnly swear that the torcgoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 9th day of EDSepL 1904 WARD B. SMITH Notary Public. NOTICE ‘TO .PATRONS 1 have a full line of all the latest styles in Fall Millineru. Trimmed lintrimmed‘ and Ready to wear Hats in stock Miss 1:13. Hutchinson 98 WASHINGTON 81'" ,(WITH M. 8. SMITH 5 CO.) Parents: Buy your hashes here. From 80o up, ’ nun-null Joseloff, 72 a. Main 31.. So.florwalk TELEPHONE Bil-0. ‘ Fresh Fish I wear: Frau ........ . ..... .71: 111. sure srer-r.......... ..111 and 12: as. actors umxssst. .. .Iocrs. .11: 1s. srsaxco’n.:................1oc1s. WHlTE HALIIUT.........,...12¢ 1s. muons... ...wcqt. oversee. ”....msocqs son snstr. cease" . .....ese aux. ALL OTHER KIND! OF FRIQH FIIH SELLING AT REASONABLE PRICED. Ill-Illness ......s. VALK EVENING SENTINEL 1.1m!) It You Can See Straight Then you can easily see wiry we are having such success selling furniture. There isn't any act-rot about our auc~ cess, our prices are right, our liberal credit system Is right. We are allow- lug some very nice carpet 1‘1le in Smyrna axrninistcr tapestry and 111. grains, also all 1110 smaller sizes 111 rugs, as well as llnoleums. oil cloth and ,uaiting. A. J . Angevine 1ft Son. 134 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. FULL LINE OF MENS’ BOYS AND CHILDREN FALL CLOTHING SATURDAY PRICES WILL BE REDUCED THURS- DAY AND FRI- DAY. D. GOTTLIEB’S. 11 North Main‘Street, South NOrwalk The watchful, banker 11111 the resporrsibllites resting lie is well aware that he is the circ- todlan of the hard-earned savings of realizes it on him, thrifty people, and that every dollar deposited in his bank must be returned upon demand with interest. FINANCIAL STORMS. nrlso sometimes as quirkly as thun- dcr storms in August. fore have full‘icoufldcurzc, in him and his ability as a financial weather pro~ phel. Select your banker thcn as core frilly as your physlcan. THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS ’ BANK. UNITED BANK BUILDING tits. Mead’ s School HILLSIQF. NORWALK. Reopens September 22d. COLLEGE PREPARATORY, GENERv AL AND SPECIAL COURSES OF STUDY FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES. ATTRACIIVE perasv passer. MENT soa YOUNGER. PUPILS. .——._— FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS MRS. M. E. MEAD. Sell High Grade “Anthracite Edd. Store and Nut COTAL $5 75 per ton 2.000 LBS, GUARANTEED. An independent mining company. not in the coal trust, offered us for Spotcash at ’a reduced price several boats of coal it taken in August and September. We bought and are giving the consumers the benefit of the pur- chase. When it is gone we shall problbli’. have to raise‘thaprlse. 80 buy 11W- -———.p QUALITY AND WEIGHT GUARAN .‘TRISTRAMtiHY AS THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED You must there - Who We Can and Do. ‘ FRIDAY. SEPT. 9. 1904. TiIE LEADING DRY “GOODS STORE ; TT SPECIAL "SALE: Our annual sale of all kinds of Summer Goods commences on Saturda y. August 27111 ‘: it has always been ,n v _ our custom not to carry over goods from one season to another and 101‘ this reason we have hiyniisurntcri this sale. Everything In the line of Summer Goods will be sold. 1 No attention will be paid to what the goods cost or what the former price was. I AM. OF OUR LAWNS AND illMiTIES. SUMMER WASH GOODS OI" A 1.1. KINDS. LADIES‘, GEN'I‘S' 0R CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR. vLADlES' WHITE LAWN Siillt'i‘ WAISTS. LADIES' LINEN AN1) 1’. K. SKIRTS. LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS. HAMMOCKS OF ALL KINDS. Housei‘urnishing Dept. 6 Thin Tumblers for 19c .lnr Rubbers, any kind, 7cdoz.1All our China Ten (‘ups and Sour. l “(I Lightning Jars .I..c' i em. ‘1 ‘ ‘ 1 9 rl raior one an size 190 BRHOOII Fly Trans, 1110 I I f as P ’ y ' .‘After Dinner Cups: fancy (lorman Flilt irons, 5, ti, 7, 8 11111., lit! per llI.i’l‘1mg]o!oot Fly Paper, 21' 111 pm bnxi (‘hinn 100 25 per cent. discount on White Mountain ice Cream Freezers. TRISTRAM t‘Hvrirr, Norwalk,Conn. NO. 2 and 5 oAzarra BUILDING. GO AS FAR AS YOU LIKE the and breadth of this goiul old Throughout length town you will not find anoth- cr such assortment of high class cool as we keep-in 0117‘ You like to buy clothing where there is to from, why 1101 dual also? One two big yards. a good variety choose kind of medicine cannot curc cvcry disease, neither can one kind of coal suit every range and furnace. "Buy coal that fits." THE FERRIS COAL CO. --*** ju~ 1 School Suits for Boss and Dresses for Girls. New Fall Coeds of Everu Description are ’Arrivinc Dailu Bus Now and Pan Later. A Charge Account With us will help uou ‘ live easier. Tru it.’ H.Kriegerl &' Go, West WaSbington St. Sohorwalk. \ Win Slugs, 11111 Fit. Til. 357—0. s51 :0] 818811 11111 L 4 ammum nowaytoa' W kWh-Willem ' stoma. your iii-opera, whotherlttsamm. shame and lot in town or real estate ARE If“: , or any description cacao. eat] or as g’flow ,c dress .. NUFF MID.‘ ”has ”attrition . no, A1111 is: . rs: 0a.;
Norwalk Chronicler