I“ will sail for Germany on the steamship
We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
.pure cream. ‘
LANE’S g
I
5| Washmgton St.
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lilttll News 1111135
rugs
Superb stock of large carpet
at llead‘s. See ad.
C. ILNI‘iatt has moved from Day
street to South Main street.
Don‘t forget the fall opening in thc
millinery department at liowiand’s.
A. J. Ange-vine & Son‘s is 11 good
place to buy furniture. Cash or credit
A routine mocling of the Red Men
of Uncas Tribe was held last evening
Miss M. 11‘, Lane. of Norwalk. is cx
peeled homc from the Profile House in
the White Mountains. .
New dress goods for trill and win»
ter at 111, K. llanks‘s. Prices rangr
from 12 .l-2c to $1.50 a yard.
See the suits at Rogers & Stovens‘1
before purchasing your new full one
The style, lit and price will suit you
The Rev. .1. McClure BelioWs will
arrive in Nor walk tomorrow to be the
guest of his mother, Mrs. W ’1‘. Han-
cock.
No new patients have been admitted
to the Norwaik 11051111111 since yester-
day. but at the institution are reportcd
this afternoon as doing nicely.
William 1., Olsen is improving from
his recent unite sevcre illness and is
able to be about again, though not
feeling quite as well as usual.
The Jennings Athletic Club is or
ranging for a dance and had secured
the Norwalk Arnrorv for the titl'air.
,. which will he held Friday night, tin
' 30111. inst
**_.“
Arthns l’omeroy left Norwalk this
morning for Ncw York and tomorrow
Blucher.‘ He will prbably be gone live
or six weeks.
The late ilomor Merrill, of Norwalk
was a member of Norwalk Coneiavr
of iicptasophs and ye igday Mr:
Merrill received a clrec for $3,001
from the order.
A Republican rally will be held or
' the evening of September 30 in R1111
dall’s hall. East Norwalk. at wlricl
time'a Republican campaign club wil
be organized. A number of spooche.
will be delivered.
Wilson Smith. who was removed tt
the Norwalk Hospital as the result 01
breaking his right ankle and right
wrist. is reported to be doing niccly,
though he will be laid up for sum:
time. Mr. Smith is employed at the
market. of William M. Betta, Main
‘ stret.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Waterman are
the guests of Mrs. W. H. Swords
South Main street. Mr. Waterman war
at Wellington. Manassas and Gaines
ville during recent army- muncnvres
and secured a large number of value
hie photographs for the Army and
Navy Register.
"The Connecticut Railway and Light
ing Company officials report that the
Winter schedul which went into ef
fect Monday on the local trolley lines
is working very smoothly. There are
but few changes from the summer ta-
ble, though the cars go less frequently
over the Stamford division.
The seventeenth year of the Mer-
rill College, Stamford, has-lust open
pd. This college is well and favorably
known. Night sessions are held for
those who cannot attend in the day
A postal will bring you full Informa-
tion as to terms. etc. The ad. ap-
pears ln this issue. Read It.
Charles E. Johnson. of Norwalk.
found a perfectly formed chimney
swallow's nest. in which were three
eggs yesterday. at the Mallory house
on Mill Hill, purchased by Charles
F. Tristram and which is being re-
built ‘for Mr. Tristram'a‘ residence.
The nest and eggs arenow’on exhibl‘
tion at Mr. Johnson’s store.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church will meet with
Mrs. E. FuSmith. 29 Seaview avenue.
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sev-
eral Impertant nature are to be dis-
cussed. delegates to the state conven-
tion will be appointed, and oilloers for!
the ensuing your will be elected. The
business meeting will be followed by
a social.
Our Pram nub-arms.
mum; Hindus.
THE SOUTH NoawaLK EVENING SENTINEL
i . M
Al BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE!
We offer fornio at I bargain,
the homestead of Mr, William B. Read,
corner of Burritt and Quintard ovonuo,
South Norwaik, about 137 feet front on
Quintnrd ovonuo. and about 120 foot 0n
Burrltt avenue. House contain. all im-
provomonto and bin first clan condi-
tion. Full particular: and price of
Taylora aardan'
. M Washington On,
Go. Narwolk. Ct.
CONGO REFORM ASSOCIATION.
is Sending a Memorial to President
Roccevelt.
LONDON. Scpl. 21.»-»-I«':. I). Iiiorci.
secretary oi the Congo ilct‘orm As-
sociation. sailed for New York from
Liverpool today on the White Star line
steamer Iiallic. with the double pur-
pose of prcscnting a memorial to Pres
Idcnt Roosevelt urging him to join in
an international movement for bring-
ing about a change in the conditions
of the Congo independent state, and to
participate in the discussion of the
question at the Boston Pcacc Con»
grees. Mr. Morel said to 11 represents»
live of the Associated Press: "The
memoriai,_\vlrlch is vcry r'cprcscnta-
tlve, is signed among others by lrish.
Scotch and British pecrs, tricrrrbcrs of
Parliament. Conservative. Liberal and
Unionists. and members of thc Inde-
pcndcnt Labor Part}_ it asks for the
assistance of President lloosr-vcit on
the ground that. it is 11 multcr of 1111‘
rrrauity and honor for all nations and
individuals in any way responsible for
.110 ceratiou of the Congo State to do
what is possible toward the removal
of the svstcm which has grown 11p
1rndcr thc governing powcr; and the
oll‘cnscs which have accourpnniod it.”
CURIOSITY AND INTEREST.
(Detroit ’I‘ribunc.)
if you would have friends bc inter-
rstcd in them.
There is a difference between Inter-
est 11nd cusiosity. chcr be curious.
Interest asks nothing. but is glad of
>thcrs' joys and sorry for othcrs’ nits-
'ortuncs. Curiosity seeks to find more
ban is written npontlrc surface, socks
.t for the purpose oi distribution, for
nnount slander.
(irrc's friends like one to bc lrrtorv
stcd 'I My detest one who is cur-
ions.
’i‘o be interested In these one meets
wells but to wish them well.
To sue the hcst of those about us
.viii c anse u? to wish thorn wcli.
'11) our we I— wishcrs we pour out our
riys and sorrows. 'i‘hc' are intcrcst-
11. They rrrulerstund.
'i‘ln- irrtcrestcd .I'ricnd always under-
:lnnd.:. The curious acquaintance ncv—
-r was through motives. The curious
me is blindcd by his own intcrprcta.
.ion of causes and his prcludrccd vrcw
11‘ results, '
liorr-‘t, therefore, stvrlt to know what
1s hiddtur. .11'. your friend thlll‘tiill‘
romcthirig from you he has a reason
r'or doing it. Prove your intcrcst 11111
vour‘ lack of vulgar curiosity by trust
11g mm in spite of the concealmcut.
Those: who arc truly irrtcrcstcd 11111
lever curious are surrounded by
riends.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS’ AS
2'; SOCIATION.
BRE'I‘TONWOOIJS. N. 11.. Scpt. 21
-—'I‘orrics of especial interest to the
trade were to be discussed at. the semi»
rrrnllai meeting of the New England
iotton Marrnfaetrrrcrs' Association.
which was opened here to this morn-
ns at tlrt Mount Washington llotei.
The meetings were to last throughout
‘oday and tomorrow. The principal
address of today‘s session was that
dclirorcd by Herbert. ll}. Walmslcv, of
New Redford. the president of the as-
rociation.
iNCREASE IN STEERAGE RATES.
LONDON, Sept. 21 —-'l‘hc. Whitc Star
Line today announced that its steer-
agc rates to American had been i11-
creased to $15. “The American line an.
nounccd an increase from $7.50 to
$1250 intccrage rates to Philadelphia.
and the Dominion Line announced a
‘ate‘ of 815.1(1 Quebec.
M. 7.. fly. . ..___..
. RED FlltE
'” AND
FIREWORKS
For 1116 Campaign
COLEMANS
'ifaws Stars.
to North Main Street, South Norwoik.
Agent for A. G. apaiding'o Baseball
and Sporting Gouda.
Now that vaca-
, mm is am
You intend to save
some roomy.
You will try to sun more
than you did last winter:
Bond time to start an ac-
count With us. it's usior in
an by depositing small
amounts. We open no-
oomm for, an km' a: one
dollar or inducement for
small deposits.
The
.1‘13‘t'~“t
I" it“, .
“(ulfllni’l III“. N
JOUTH NORWAl K.
Our Grunt Guarantee: Satisfactioulor Money Back.
Don’t Buy Your Fall Suit Until 11111811101111
It is because We know we have
just the suit you want that we ask
you to postpone buying urrtli you can
soc our show of smart lr‘uii suits.
Brown mixtures are. strongly repre-
s'cntcd in our collection of loose-model
single and donliltr-lrr'clllitcrl tzulis made
by Ilart Schnffncr (it Marx. Cray
lriixturcs and pattcrns are here also.
Bctlcr titling suits. or garments willr
more styic are not showrr any where;
111111 110 tailor can match them for any-
where near our prices—$10 to $25.
Whether you want, a new but, a top
coat. new shirts. ncckwear, hosiery or
it will pay you to come
Satisfaction or nrorrcy
underwear.
here. Our ride:
back is a guarantee of our willingness
to picnsc you,
Your boy can he clothed here in the
host clothes your money can buy; our
prices are rcasouablé too.
ROGERSEETEVENS
Successor: to Comatooir Bros.
TEL. out. no.
4
if we can't have both. we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade.
our business growing like It has. we believe it's because
if there Is one particular reason for
we look after our customers so weli——our crmtomers' in-
terests are our 0er
No matter what you want, we'll get
It 'for you and in better shape than any one else. I
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN. 2 . ” ill
;[gullguunynmuan '1‘. rra'rorr.
OUR REN TED STOCK
ls nearly all in, and we are going to dispose of these pianos at a re-
duction, you can benefit by the amount we have received. but. you
must decide quickly.
There are customers always waiting to buy these instruments and
first to come get the best sclcctiOn. .
We have now some of the line st, including JEWITT. WOODBURY.
CURTIS.AND ONE HUME. OUR VERY BEST PIANO, THIS WILL
BE OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Manufacturers.
.16 Washing'fon Strut.
Telephone 365-3.
Brerybodp Magenta for 0111.
NOW READl
e
AT s'\
W. P. BEERS,
«J Wall St, ~Norwalk.
11 sh Main :31. South NONaIk.‘
Had to Have a Tele-
phone Put 111.
We had to have a telephone put in, our cus were requested it and some
of them would not do business with 1111 unless w had a phone. You will not
find it in the directory—nit central for the number.
We have also not on or
delivery wlgon. some of our oustmners wouldn’t do business with on unless
we did.
Only at new things. but the best. BUTTER, Enos AND cusses. cor-
FEE, TEAS AND “Hm GOODS.
I
Tired Out
People
if you need toning up, why
not take HIGHLAND MAI/1‘. it
is made for people who are r1111
down.
illtiilin‘lNi) MAI/1‘ ls made
from carefully selected malt and
hops.
15¢ bottle. 2 for 250.
PRICE—$1.50 DOZEN.
THE Itiil‘illlli I’llrlilllrlll
The Prescription 8111111.
All our: pan tho door. Night
Cali: Answered. Tel. Call, 16 2.
TODAY IN WALL oTnEET.
WALL STREET, 10.10 a. m.—Open-
lug price changes 111 the stock market
today were irregular 11nd subsequent
fluctuations Wore uncertain. Pennsyl~
varri rose 6-8 and United States Steel
fell a much. linion l'aciilc showed
an opening gain of 1—8 and then ran
off to below that night. and Amalga-
mated Copper. after opening down 1- 4
raiillcd to above last night
TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the when: when or
Maples it (lollimhruldt Commission
Brokers. (Swurtz it. Corbett Bloch.
South Norwnlk. Telephone “'13.
‘ 0pc11. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amul. (lop, 5711 .TN 57% 5715'.
A. C. e I“. (‘11.. 22%; 2.31. 221/5 22y.
Am. Cot. Oil. 311 3'1 3:1 :13
A111_ lcc 111.. 21:51 11137;. 2111/: 211%
Am. 1000., "t: 2‘ 2.5% 25%
A111. Smelt... till/i.- Uiig tiliig 13-1111
A111. Sugar. 1301;111:111 130 130
Anaconda, 9.31/13 951,»; 93% 93%
A. '1‘. a 8. Fe. 1111-14 111% so)... 8013
A. T. & S. l“. p. 98% 118% 9814 98%
lialto. 1’: Ohio, 88 88% 88 83
B’klyn R. T.. 54% 547.3 54% 51%
Cbes. & Ohio, 41%; 42 ~11 1,74 4114.
Ch. (1t. West., 16 16 15% 16
c. M. a s. 1)., my. 111111;. 1561/" 1.111
Col. 1“. 6’1 1., 33% 331$; 33% 33~
Col. South, 18% IIIV‘ 18% 19
Con. (lat-1, 203% 204 203% 202%
Del. 6’1 llud.. 1136 166% 166 1111351.
Erie. 301/. 3111/; 30 30h.
Erie, lst. pf., tit; 66% 66 66
tien.1€lec., 1115151 169 168% 169
[11. Central. 138% 138% 138% 138%
Men. & Nash..1211,e 1211,... 121% 1211/;
lilanlnrtlan, 153 1.511% 153 1531/;
Met, St. lly.. 121711 122% 121% 12;:
Mex. Central. 1311’. 13%; 131,1, 13%
M. K. &/’l‘., 231,44 23% 2:114 231/3
M. It. 8: ’1‘. pt’. 411 71,3 16 46%
Mo. I’111‘.Iilc,lfr'i‘ SIT 11515.1 ‘17“
Nat. Lead, 211'- -» 23131;, 23%.. 23";
N. 1'. Central, 125‘; 1261,43 12511;. 1211
Norf. & West. (17:53 137‘}; 157% 117:);
()nt. & West, 32% 32751 3213:. 32:13
PM. Mail. 1131/4 32W. 12% 11:1
l’crrn. it. 11., 1311 130% 1291,41 1:971.
i'co. Gus. 101-14 101% 101542 1011/,
Reading, 135% 6111/... 135% 661,13
Rep. Steel, 81,1,» 81,4 8% 81.1;
Rock Island. 211% 27% 211% 26%
South. l’ac,, 5:315, 551/; 551,9 55%
So. Ry Co.. 32%
So. Ry. Co, pt. 95%
Term, (3.": 1., 4151/1
Texas Jac. 31%
Union Pae, 98%;
Union l’ac. pf. 93
U. S. Leather, 9%
ll. S. Steel. 111%
i S. Stccl, pf. lid
Wabash. 20%
Wabash, pf.. 40%
West. Un. Tet, 901/; 90%
W18. Cent, 19% 191/;
BEAT THE DUTCH.
(Cleveland Louder.)
Irishman stand high in the regard
of Admiral Schlcy He likes to tell
stories of the indomitable. reckless
pluck of the irish. Thus. at u dinnm
‘oloncl McClure of Philadelphia gave
in his honor he said:
“An American merchantrnan once
lay in a Dutch port. and 11 number of
Dutch sailors came abroad to home a
chat with our men.
“By and by the spirit of rivalry
arose. 'l‘lie sailors tried to outdo one
another in athletic tricks. The hon-
ors for a long while lay with the Am-
ericans. but finally a Dutchman climb-
ed to the very top of the mainstay and
there stood on his trend.
“The Americans" spirits fell at once.
it was plain that the Dutch had out.—
done them. They looked at one an-
other shocplshly. They were silent
and ashamed
32% 321,4
95% 95
411%
30733;
100%
93
97;;
113%!
67%
20%
40%
321/1
95
411
311%
981,5; 1001.1.
93 as
11-51. 97.41
16% 1651
1111 1111.11.
20-31. 21111;,
411% 4111/.»
1101/1 9111/.
1914. 19y.
(101,4.
“Suddenly a young Irishman leaped ‘
to his feet. /
“‘Begobs.’ he said,
{at Dutch beat me.’
“And the rcckless fellow ran like a
monkey up the mast and got ready to
stand on his head on the mast. He
put his head down and gave a push
with his legs. Tire first push wasn't
hard enough, and he dropped back.
lip went his legs again. But the sec-
ond push was too hard, and he fell
heels over head. His back struck the
first rope. his-legs the next, his neck
the next. and so on. somersault after
somersault. till eventually he landed
on his feet on the deck.
" ‘Do that.‘ he shouted, Immedi»
ately and he looked triumphantly at
the Dutchmen.
f'All the sailors crowded round him.
and praised his pinch and agility
warmly.
“ ‘Och." he said, “say nothin“ about
It. Sure; it's an ould trick wid mo.
Sure it’s a trick the little chllder do In
my counthry.'”
‘I won't let the
The explorer who is anxious to
reach both the North and South poles
surely wants to go to extremes.
“What would you do of you seen a
grad hullvtakin' other you ’crost 11 Die
el'?"
“Climb a tree." .
“Bot o'pooe day wm’t no tree dot!”
"Dan I'd Jump Inter’n dry well."
“Bub-of do: wasn't on well dot.
‘howdénr
ushers :
.1
51y,
Have You Noticed
W. ....,, V,“ ,\ ..
THAT soME or voun FRIENDS,THOUGH EARNING ND - noodl-
THAN vou SUDDENLY seam T0 onE’es BETTER? D19 {0.03 I
an AT THE sAME TIME THEY HAD JUST A8 MUCH MONEY Ion
OTHER THINGS As BEFORE 1 AND HAVE vou wonoeneo now"-
1T COULD BE.
SIMPLE ENOUGH! IF YOU w11_1. ALLow us To snow You
oua NEWLY OPENED FALL s-rocK. IT WILL can You NOTH-
mo our voun T1ME‘To GIVE us A LOOK. " \ HII
WE ARE READY iN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FALL“?
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.
FALL HATS FROM cnorur AND KNAPP, MEN surnn’fll‘fl‘
NECKWEAR. H I
A
SELLEGK 3. PRICE.
08 Washington Street. Soutthorwalk.
mlLEPHONE CALL' 324-1.
WE OFFER
‘ . ....,.,...._. ..
Cauliflower for pickling and other purposes—small, 151:: me- ‘
dium. 20c; large. 25c head. .
Fine large Bull Nose Grecn' Peppers at 18c dozen; Sinall at
we dozen.
Egg Plants from so to toe.
Handsome New York State Fall Pippin Apples, at 35c peck.
Pure and unadulterate’d Cider Vinegar of good strength. as:
gal. Ginger Root and other pure Spices.
Hope to be favored with your orders.
Lorenzo Dibble
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than ihe mere trying on of different glasses If done at. they
eat rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped onlceo In ..
Norwaik, he has every means for making the most accurate and rehab '
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses are 06118
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling Omicron.
Room 9 United Bank Building, - South Nomlk. culls
Special Appointments at convonlen co of patron.
Office hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45. 6:00. Saturday evenings 7-D.
TELEPHONE fol. Froo doilvory to all pub of tho Mo oltIOI.
R. J. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish M’k’,
Today' s Supply 0/ Fresh Fish
Includes Bluefish, Weakfr’slr Butterfish, Sea Bass. anineI:
Extra nice Oysters, Clams am! Escallops.
ALL oooos WARRANTED. ,
qu END WAonoTou STREET. Nm to John H. Ion-id our «in;
lanolin—~20 White 8L. Dnnburv: "Pacific ctr-«t sumffll. ‘ ‘
- -m. .. L _ .
“swear As A NUT.
Lotsm people like. with good
son, ham and bacon in hot wraith i
prefer them to fresh meats. We III
the happy faculty, the romantic W I
ties, to please you all. “Sweet Ac 1
nut." is no misnomer for our m
cured barns and rightly mow
Schaub'o Markot ‘
u onumoTou on“?
He Sous Bast gagging"
I1131:1011 nqun tho Iorlou coo-concoct: n conga-i no
Prloolou beyond an other ”mallow Id
mn- yoor more consideration.
DON'T TRIFLI WITH YOUR IYIII EXAMINATION "In;
1 nor "from oUAnAN'I'IIo.
0. B. JACKSON,
a WALL "no". m ‘L 3“,? no
sutures-urn r’un . .‘
Merrill Business Colic
:rnuronn can. . -
11mm wound. a is tho PEOPLE'S scuooii
school in which monsoon y 1' sm and
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