mess CANDY LAN ES 53 01 wAsquo'rou or. 1030! 00:00: For NorwIlk and vicinity: Rain to: night and Sunday. Probably clear- ing Sunday afternoon. A well-defined disturbance is central this morning ov- or Lake Superior. Cloudy and rainy weather prevails generally from the Mississippi River eastward to the coast. An area of 'high pressure with pleasant weather and low tempera- tures is central over the Northwestern sections. Conditiohs favor for this vicinity cloudy weather followed by rai n. LABOR DAY SSNTI‘NEL. The Sentinel will be issued as a morning paper on Monday, Labor Day. Articles intended for that day's issue should reach the ohlce of publication W9” afternoon or early in the even- " "‘ 57.3: - i v‘. The town offices‘and the banks will be closed today. In observance of the holiday. The Boston Store will be at it again on Tuesday and Wednesday Read their ad and see what they are offer- lug. ‘ The Rev. James H O'Donnell, rec- tor of St. Mary' 5 Church, has returned from a several days‘ trip about the state. Mr. and Mrs. Reed H. Flynn, of 1 Livingston street, are happy parents of an eight- ~pqund boy, born yesterday morning _ Owing to the slightly damp cenditlon of the weather on Saturday afternoon the ball game at Roton Point was postponed. , , , Ll lttle Robert Howard Jr. who was velcly out about the head last week y a fall through. an iron grating is getting along .nlccly. Union services were held yesterday at the South Norwalk Methodist Church. 'lhs attendance was not as large as usual on account of the in- clement Weather. A line concert was given Saturday evening at the Knob. though the weather prevented a large attendance. The music was rendered -by the Met- ropolitan Orchestra. The Norwalk and South Norwaik post Oflllei‘S will observe holiday hours today. ’lhe offices" will close for the day at 1! a in There will be one do- livery and one collection or mail, Beginning next:I Sunday mass will be hold at St. Marys Church at 10: :50 a. in. During July and August this Sun— day mass has been held at 10 o'clock. The other masse’s will occur at the usual hours .—_-—.. Mayor George B.’ Burton, of Nor- walk. wont to Boston last night on a business trip. A meeting of the city council is scheduled for this evening. but It Is probable that this will be adjourned to tomorrow night. Alircd‘ Bout'well, who is studying for the ministcry, preached yesterday mor- n'i It the Stilth Norwalk Baptist Church. 'ihc sermon was a very in‘ lerestlng one, prophesied that Mr. Boutwell will prove a success in his Iiloson calling. It is believed that Bullion uvcnuc was the most severely washed street in the City of Norwalk, by the hard storm As the highway department has been at work placing the made In Ilrst- class condition, the damage is not so bad as would othellwise huVo been the case. .—- l0. M Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Clappie. James Doyle Peter J. Carey, Dr. J. A. Saab, J. H. Bowman. James 9'. Ball. 1). Penkas. Miss Mary Lillie Sutton. Miss Nana Nooman, Miss Jane Pinkerton (lorham, M. J. Ku: lanby.l S. Pine, MI. and Mrs. Wil- «iIItn Johnson J. is. Gates. Miss 1990.: tried Roy. 0 l). Brandt Fred Lambert, A W. Pratt. James F. Iiall George 8 Leonard. N. Hermann. Mr. and Mrs. 3 George Moore. New York; E. V. Doug- ‘ .i 0 Malcolm u. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs H. Ndlsdn. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lockwood. John Campbell. New listen: 1‘. 'i‘: Merwin, Wilton; John G. FIrmIn, Bethol: (I. 8. WI!- liams, Rochester; item-go w Belts. Englewood. N J.; A. H. Howcs Bos- ton; James J. Glaham. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. McPherson, ftockville; 0r- rin S Barnum. F. N. Gospel. Danbury; Mr. and Mrs. E. in. Cook, Albany, were at the Hotel Clitord Saturday and Sunday. VILOX DIMONITIIATION AT OUR ITORI. Thursday, Sept. 7th, 7-10 p. 110., III the latest Velos wrinkles will be shown. You Ire invited. Bring a negative and see I print made. amazon-rd; In can. mount 0m damn . W N0 mill. and those who heard it f uirios complete descrip- and price of your property if you wish to sell. ; No sham realistic; property. rules a «was. Our Brothers' 150...: l. .0 93.0 Noiwailt, will hold a meetlciig tonight. ”Erhard was no attempt at Sunday baseball yesterday in The Norwalks. 3 u for proud rv Read full and V C I l Several interesting items are to found In the D. M. Read ad. Read i. Mun-inns. Buy your cloaks, skirts and milli- nery at the Fair Cloak and For Store. and the ad. , _. William T. O'Brien. of New Britain, is a guest of 13.0. Feeney, of Maple street. .... if you turn to the New York Gm cgry ad you will read the reasons for t e r success. A number of Norwalk young ladies are enrolled at the Danbury Normal school, which re-opens tomorrow. Miss Marion Hayes, Miss Mary Cassidy and Miss Annie Creagh will begin the sec- ond year charlie. and Miss Marion Weeks and Miss Hazel Rusk the first. There are also several other young ladies from The Norwalks who will attend "_‘ -_ W EMBEZILER SENTENCED. nun-— Guilty to Taking Tickets and Selling hem. PUTNAM, Sept. 3.——John J. Frazer, the night ticket seller and operator at the local station of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, pleaded guilty to the charge of em- bezzlement of 910.83 in the city court, Saturday. and without any testimony being submitted he was sentenced to jail for six months and fined 960 ad- dltlonal. it is said that Frazer's practice was to take a long distance trip ticket froth the case, selecting one from the bottom of the packet of such tickets so that the abstraction would not be at once noticed by a break in the con- tinuity of are on the tickets. He would sell as ticket and pocket the money and :the stub On Thursday pig ht' he‘3 wall can. ht doing this and his arrest folio Ilow , 4—4“...— .—.—.——. FAT‘ MSN'S ASSOCIATION. unb— Will Hold Its A as! Dinner It Dor- 3Ion’s Wndlnt, ext Thursday. OIIIci’II notice - has bet-n given that the clambake of the Fat Men's Association of Connecticut will be held at Dorlon' a Point, next Thursday" The fat men will make every effort to please their friends. both loan and fat. Dinner com- mences at 2 o'clock. After the feed there will be handicap walking match of 109 order for the mammoth gold lined s ver cup, presented by D. A Skonnell, of New York. All weighing from 200 to 600 pounds are invited to appear In the contest. Entrance free. All trains stop at South Norwallt where trolley cars cohncct for Dor- ions. Patrick H. Murphy, of West port is president and Jacob Schaub of S‘ourh NorWaik, secretary of the Asso c at on. HILLS WASHED BY THE RAIN. Chairman Henry Mnihcis of thc Norwalk City Council highway com mlttee, took a trip about a number of Iiie city thoroughfares yesterday afternoon. to sop, how much damage severe rain storm. The streets were quite badly washed In some places, but it Is not thought that the damage has been very heavy. The hills, natu- rally, suffered most. The Norwnik River rose considerably during the day and became quite a torrent. DANIELSON PASTOR RESIGNS. DANIELSON. Sept. 3.4m. M. J. Twomey. for two years the pastor of the; Elrst Baptist Church. tendered his resignation to his congregation It thc' morning service today, the rcsig- nation to take effect October 8. Rev. Mr. Twomcy has Itcccptcd a call to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church, In Portland, Maine. The woman who boasts of her beau- ly.soon becomes a bore. i A rites Is alive to the value. of Savings, ‘ proclaims at ‘largo about "inter. est' to the passerby. mrsnss‘r on A DOLLAR Isn't much to begin with, but if you de- posit it with rut scorn was wux TRUST COMPANY and add other dollars with it. like the tree. it will grow and bring forth good 7979"". , ,, ..,. Special Sale of Sheet Music Saturdau and Mondall. COLEMIN'B ammo. South Norwsllt. ISIubIII 1| Isl-fies ...... Night Ticket Agent at Putnam PIeIdI ' thirty ninth annual . had been done to the roadbeds by the .c «sum no. son SOHOOI. ro oasis—Ann Hans we An'l or dunno con rALL‘ olsstav or new little cHILonsu's soon shire. " .. . 1: ! l oSLOUSIpSUITS. FANOY MIXTURES AND PLAIN COLORS, Iron Iova up To 10,3Nossoak AND nousLs- IssAs-rsp 'rwo-, rises 00m, erunov IN scorn AND MAKING. $2 .40 to $5. 98 FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS. MANNISH SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREAS- TED MODELS OF THE LATEST OUT. $6.98 to $11.98 FALL HATS AND GAPS FOR BOYS AND MEN: T00. AND SOME MIGHTY OOOD BARGAINS IN LEFT- OVER .SUITS FOR BOYS. Some people may think that cats are oats, but there is a difference. If you will insist on having grain from our place. you will get good old clean oats of the best grade. if your animal could speak you would learn that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You may destroy the good health and appearance of your horse by a little indifferent-c regarding his iced. Buy Outs Thais Clean. '3 " MANUEL T. HATCH. When you think of grain think of llaich. W ”no“... ...... -. —'-.. ....-r..._.... a .. -... um--. .... .... . 60 POSITIONS billed by Graduates of Merrill College the Past liiglltccu Weeks. A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT. Day School Opens Scpi 5th. Enroll :‘AOW. All Books and Sin- tioucrv l RI‘JN. ' Oilicc «men‘rlaily. Visitors Welcome. . - M. A. MERRILL. Principal, Going! Going! Going! At $8.DO ‘ SPICIAL ensue nan Inc‘s cAmuAs.~ ONLY A FSWL LIFT com I! sonnv sv wArrmo our", ronoanow. luv TODAY. W. P. BEERS, Booksellers, Stationsrly, Engraving, Kodsks, Film Packs and Camera Sunnis «Wall 9t" Nome": 80. Main it. do. Not-walk. Telephone Connebtlon. Soft Shell Crabs. tile lobsters. Long Clams. _ Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh Fish Received? Dalia. GUTBILL’S Bridge Fish Market. PROS OILIVIRY. AND OLDSSIS MUST II OHANOID I.AOOORDINOIN » a of vision to his one ‘ Would it not be well to huts EYES CHNNGI: Dita! ens attributes I locket also wIIInII pluses are wholly toblame. MISUSE Insdauinf _ IT'S 9‘ ll. O. B. Ja keon. ll‘IduIiso I“. u WALL. srnssr. noswAts. or. WWW- .mm _.. ..,, .... ...—um...— » «m».— 4.... c. Bull pour Children’ s School suits New. Special, i’rioes on 6005’ Manhattan Waisls and Knee ants. D GOT 04.0mm anon AND r assailant. 11 some MAIN sraur, 4 : soars mat. so. not-was. Tel. no. Il’rul It. s. so". 0w" “as. FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS, NATY S ILOR ETON AND RUSSIAN A MAll lellIGl is a tonic; increases the upped tile. tones up the nervous sys- tem, aids digestion. and can be used indefinitely with nothing 7 but gaood results. It Is not a more stimulating remedy, but one which surely revitalises the ' entire system. 16c a bottle; 2 for 26c. 91. 40 dozen. ills Oilfford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORI. TIL. OALL 19-9. «om Maples Ii Walnut 60. (Incorporated) . GOMMISSION BROKERS. Dealers In Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton. Swan: A Corbett Ileok. do. NorwIIk. CATHOLICS' IN ITALY. ...—..- Pope's Letter Evidence That He Will Follow Policy of PredoceIIorI. When Pope Pius x. not long ago ' gave italian Catholics permissitm to take part in the political elections of that country. his action was hailed at the positive forerunner of an earll’ complete reconciliation between the Vatican and the quirlnal, although such seconclllation would necessarily Involve the abandonment by the Pope of the traditional claim to the tear porai power. Enthusiasts went so far as to prophecy that In a very brief time there would be no longer need for thc pontiff to remain a “prisoner ”In the Vatican" and that Pius X. might be expected upon the streets of Rome at almost any time. These optomistic oplnl0ns have just been shattered by a letter sent by Pope Pius x. to the committee which he has appointed to organize itallau Catholics for future electoral struggles In this letter the Pope says ' "Our encyclical on the subject of Catholic action in italy has been wrongly interpreted by some. as if we had asserted what- was not a part of our intentions. and as If. because We made exceptions in special cases. we had Intended to abandon the glorious . traditions of the past and to renounce the sacred rights of the church and the claims of the holy see." It would thus seem that the present Pope Is dcicrmlned to follow the policy of his predecessors. Leo XIII. anti Pitts IX. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. A cry of horror burst from the vast assemblage. . Thousands of willing blinds would have averted the catastrophe if possi- ble. bill everybody realized that noth- lug could be done. Strong men groaned in anguish. and fair women looked on with pale chccks and glistening eyes. What had happened? Was it a horrible accident? Worse than that! Oh. for worse! The man at the but had struck out, leaving three men on buses. and and home team had lost the game.— Chicago Tribune. Wm NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIM! TAILS. In Effect July 2. 1906. u—u—n— LEAYI SOUTH NORWALK FOR NIW YORK. A. M.-—‘-12:62! 61821.6 8:,60 8:.66 7:48. 8:,18 8:49. 9:08!» 9: 32!. 9:60.10150x 11:171. 11: 91. P. M——12:49!. 1: 06. 8: 06!. 8. 87. 4:23x, 6:46. 6:0“, 6:491. 7:121. 7: 16. 8: 001. 9: 62s. 10: 99.d :46x, 9:193, A. M.-—12:62x,un6:.8y2!. 6:46!. 8:68. 9. 42s, ‘ P. M.——9:69I. 9:061, 6:46. 8:0“. 7:06!, 7:29, 8:001. 6:2”, 9:691. 10:14. NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK A. M.—-4:,60 6:60 6:60. 6:002. 9:09. 0:,4o: 0:001. 091,100“, 10: or. 11:00:. 11:00. 0. M.——12:033, 1:04. 3:00;. 1:00. 3:31: 8:4:4x.408, 42,30 0:.02: 000. 0' 23. 0: 00:. 0; 03 0: 00. s: on, 0: 00s. 0: 30 11:00: 10: 00:. Sunday I. A. 10.4.00 7: 00. 10: on. . P. 1:04:06. 0: 04. 0:00;, 0:00;. 11:00:. 13: 00:. , SOUTH NORWALK TO NOW HIAY I474 A. SIP-19:102. 1:911. 1: 86:. 8: 18. £99,]. 8: 80, 9. its, 9I48I,10:09x, 11:113. 9. H.:--19 08l,1:90. 9.101, 4: 99. 6: 98, 8. 00s. 8: 91. 7:191, 9: 09!. 9: 99, 10: 08!. 11: 94. POPIO o in addition to above. 1:99.47: 4. 46,? yo. A. him-«19:10:, 1: 91:. 17693.. 6:16. i: ii 11:111. , P. 11.4: 40, 7: 10:, l: 00:. SOUTH NORWALK TO DAN'UIYIH A. lip-8:90. 9:99 10.99! P. I.:—-l 98, 4: “nutm‘ 49. 9: 18 7: 17. ,“7: 9:11. 19:99:. 1’. LIN»: "9:199:95 :2“. ' . N O O OM!- .--9 18: : IS ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVI MONOY O IUYINO CLOTHING TO- DAY. WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS”. AT FOlw LOWINO PRICES: . 1. 02.00 AND 00.00 com a 00.00 AND 04.00 stars a 04.00 AND 00.00 sun-s a ourmorsoussns. "'0. .00 AND 00.00 'rsoussss @ . I'll of?“ It 92300 AND 04.0oraoussna @ Fl H I "N I of” ..... OUTING SUITS AND "NUFANOL” TROUSERS AT I/g PRICE. ; .3 ' 3‘ SELLECK 81' PR1 1»? ; ' 3' lHEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. .0 WASHINGTON eraser. scum spawn“. Telephone Call 304-0. ‘ vi , phone or wright " Ers soars MAIII 0714er ' Pointing to Saturdaus Sales Sept. 2nd. at ' Dibbie’ 5 Grocery We shall have grand good green corn It 160 desert, Lima Suns, well filled oat. Pouches. good and cheap. Watermelons. Maryland stock. finest of the year. 30J. Potatoes, the quality to defy com petition. Squash at 1: lb., Tomatoes, 60c basket. Bartlet Pom. Crab Apples It 500 basket. Sweet Apples for baking: Suit A Some good cooking new Turnips, Eggs. three dorbh' i 79". sauce. «rlqsratdr Eggs, at 200 dozen, Pennsylvania Fresh at 32c dozen. “Hem et'IIIII‘fmh 3;: 36¢ dozen. Bet your money on my fresh eggs. Gram It‘ly concord, 15¢ basket. , Mason's Fruit Jars, It 604: dozen. Jelly Glasses It 22c dozen. Monday, Labor Day, store closed all day. Will he! Menday's order on Saturday. Plans have them ready. Waiting your orders, yours for ser- vice, LORENZO DIBBLE TILIPHONI CALL. 9.9—4. . Fancy California Hams ps'r l6; Sc sear rue surran on LB. ....................... ........ a... EXTRA NICE swear POTATOES, PER PK., ....... sic; SELECTED WArsan-ztons. EACH .................... ;..... .. rAnov EVERGREEN cons. PER 002., ............ .t 100. ~ vssv FINE TOMATOES, can or. ......................... . ....... be. BIG ASSORTMENT OF PEACHES. FULL LINE FRUITAND VEGETAOLES. M. Epstein. sAIr “er.33:1. 67-" - TIL, III-04'. United Grocers Co.. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK. OT. TEL. “—94 ..n .--....__.___._.. .__._...__....-.___.__.... .__.’..__...__. Horse Owner! This Is Your Chance! “‘1. “II.- l‘s l Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in tho Prices of wagons. oar- risges. buggies, surreys. runabouts. traps. farm ngons and all sorts 08 wagons. s This is a bona fidc necessity sale. as the Nichols Underwear be slum. under the terms of their lcaso, claim the room now occupied 99 than 00 3'15 ons and carriages in storage. The whole stock must go in a NV? 040‘ The cutslh prices are startling. if you desire to plice I wagon and] it Is really a remarkable chance to buy Vehicles very low prices. . LUTHER M. WRIGHT’ :3 lei. I040. Carriage Repository. 42 N0. Main St. 30W Norwali. 60315006031503 We received I large assortment of National Ilseuli om “W9 Inner 80a! Ooeds AM In 0:00.» to so om some on out' from this nip: our competitors can buy them. UHNOI OIIGIIIC, . 'k'OI ”III-HI". “H'HIH‘III-IH- Honolulu-4000 Mi. Orahsm crackers, 9 "on. ...-sues!ltli9|Obit-soilsclueless-499.6499 . « ”l: Marshmallow Daintlu,9 as... ,. ...): 1.x“ OIRIWMIMISFRII. nu-IHIHut-nuns“:5.4.5...*¢l.,"., ‘7 ’ ”HO”. 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