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NoswsLK, ‘ CONN
TELEPHONE 165-5
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SOUTH
If ' rental-a v‘ \ U "I Y.’ , I '
e 74 Washington Street, South Month 1 , P r Oblems
It's an interesting sight to which the large number of site generally dependent on the quality
PURITAN
customers trying on our stunning Overseers——
AWAY '
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'_T ‘ To see how uickl the are suited. The so e here i” plums mmuw' Cheap Bath-room H‘ h 1' O
. ...... COUGH .SYR UP .hhh he,» gehegheehe heel‘ee our: ”rims - g G ade sums and “moat
. , ._. ‘ ‘ It eae t e nose ‘, t t: . “ 'reh “ ' ' ~ “
'1' 3:323”le it fl.“ oou Cures that Cough of fanzy (weaves man 31:35 a: wégcfi‘eierous sssog‘men 9'1 “Deltas. for Which the Plumber $10‘00 to $301M) ‘ V
~him .. F H $01.0 ONLY fill - 'ét d Siwagggtydgracefull coats at; fencydst‘tl-ipe eiiecitsalrolive gets the blame. i can sell you spare SHOES ' ...—...... ‘ _ ‘f .
, _ w , , , :'-:' . . ‘ axter. ruggt a“ l”.:.“..:.'..m°rr-m° ."mu... “We: ...":- .. .. ' 'tY‘“
F- A. LANE “*Hh‘li'eeehttztzhl‘éh. hwea’ res'fle'S’Al ““3" .,
, . -.~ . snows or, oan wear wit a els and coils do ' ‘ ‘
1:2 Cogfectlonery g: o" ANDERSONS _, when it's pleasant weather. Hundr‘ids of men 8:6 or; Horace R Nash 53'00 t0 35°00 . ' * *
:-r a“ W” Launch Works whom. h . . . --—-- -
.:. . . , ‘h 3; nd t e dress , slwa s-st l'sh Che te ii id 0 - e," . . L N
51 W on Street. ‘ ., ”133:“ Frames me "p and "my to coats in Oxfords agd blackYbeagtiiully tui‘i‘olfedtE ver North Maul alld W931 SHOE“. SWEATERS, OXEOE. d and COiOI'S h "L
's,s.s: l.I:l2l‘l'I.I.I:II.-,I'lmlI I‘llsfilis' ,I A“ kind: of repair work.
South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 401 ..
GAS
. F ixtures,
Latest Designs of
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterSheilPotnt.Norwalk
for the boys. at very moderate prices.
A- Jo “and & company to dress the boy warmly,
Eliflilllfiil ENHINEERS AND , '
' BUNIRABWRS
JOBBlNO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building. South Non
walk, Conn. Phone 423
WEATHER FORECAST.
...... David W. Raymond
[It $10 when
$1.00 156.00 '
Underwear, Shirts, Neckwear .
GLOVES in Great Variety
LINED AND UNLlNED
Boys’ Suits Earl—d Overcoats
“use ~
I
We have a splendid range of Reeiers and Overcoats
Everything else
lflBA NEWS
EVENING SENTiNEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—News Department
sad—Bummer Department
44 —-Braneh Office, Norwalk
890 a-Editor's Residence
TAM—City Editor’s Residence .
inntic States is producing pleasant
Weather along the coast from Florida
to Maine. A long trough of low pres-
sure, extending from Eastern Texas
northward to upper Michigan, is cnuse
ing cloudy weather with light rain or
snow in the southwestern sections;
the Mississippi Valley, and the western
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
Jewelry
is nlways nppme
priate ior
F0 Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- . ...—...... . ,
nightr: Sunday partly cloudy. An area Funeral Director and Embsimer ,4 80. Main sf" TWO STORES' Masonic Building? the Manufadturers Men’s Bath RObeS and Smok‘ng Jackets 1‘
or high pressure over the South Me 19 North Main strut, south Norwaik. , ' r ‘ ‘ L,
So. Norwalk.
Norwalk.
®e SPECIALS
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Weoauom
l l‘t'hlizv that line ill‘n‘i. slrudlcul, and most profitable customer is he
BATiSFiieIiJ one. i believe that the highest quality goods. as a rule,
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real value. 'l‘hnt although a
low price will appeal to most people at first. sooner or later it will
([Concealed piping can be
run in any house. Have an
up-to-date light by having
portion of the Mike region. The tour come to a matter oi results, and the SATISFIED customer will be the your hm“ Piped {or gas. VERY BEST BUTTER ‘ pound - - ------ ------ .............. 39°
perm“, Cantu...“ mild wt of the Xmas One to whom i am selling the most goods. ' suns LARD, a pound .................... ‘ ....................... 15o
Mississippi river and the Rocky Moun- A word irom you will bring any quantity you may wish—e-oi' the We, Wlii do it at cost. 3 PKGS. RMSINS for ,,,,,,, , .............................. k .. , 250
i ‘ ' 10 t ill) d. r ) b Gift highest quailtl'. grain and loud. May 1 have that word? 3 PKGS. CURRANTS {or - 25°
ruins. it s from ~(a og‘ees s- 8 Quality First, Last and All the Time. EXTRA FINE poTAToaé ............................ e.k.2.é...b...h;|. 90°
low zero in the extreme northwest. Why not come Proprietor A MANUEL TORO HATCH. ----------------------- P C l C, llh 9
Conditions favor for this vicinity park in and look over Bonnie Chick Feed ’ '
my line?
' R. NOACK
ly cloudy weather with slightly high-
er temperature, probably followed by
light rain Sunday afternoon or night,
and fair and colder Monday.
llonnie Horse Feed
llonnlo Dairy Feed
i'lonnlo Poultry Feud
Bonnie Scratching lh‘cod
mmeom
Connecticut The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO. 36 No h Main street. south Norwaik Phone CO TEL. NO. 909. FREE oELiszV.
. : L , '1; let, M. - -~~- 9. - , aflomw
Cl$?$;f’eratu‘e W J h“ SUNDAY EVENING INSTITUTE 68 “many.
, CHORUS.
“soulgoou. om Automobiles
For Catalogue, Demonstration, ote., address or phone
Wilbur iiubhell, Chestnut street,
Norwslk, is still confined to the house.
illi HAHERS' Will ‘ '
The Holy City Will Be Rendered T0-
——-—-——-—-—- marrow at Cong tionaiChurch.
'stylish school "93
he at ~ ‘
mgggrg’nyauvs. Prices Wilisbeefsomld The Sunday Evening institute rhor- THE ERWIN M JENNINGS C0. 0" D E
in them”. .. ' ~ - "9. which will render tomorrow ove-‘h- oIsrsIsurens ron FAIRFlELD coumv‘“ . . [HEWE & w.
ing The Holy City, is colulmsed as fol-
lows:
Soprano~hllsg
219 ELM STREET. Telephone No. it
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
.
Start early nnd nvoidthe rush of the
last few days is the advice given: in
United Grocerthf‘“
Further Evidcnoelrom Flies oi Dan
ins
Dessuruull.
Tenor-E. .l.
the cane cl i). let. Loewe it Co. against
240 union but
dont at tho hospital with concussion of
l the brain. has been steadily showing Hawkins. .l. w. l‘cn- Mum“ ““l‘lm‘ ““‘l
there is
H . . .. . ,. ,, . W M .
J .eIh szvis‘ ndv. Read it. Oliur, Miss A
m I ...... Vloiu. Volgllt, Miss Amelia Iiilt‘kvl‘. LONG ISLAND {My News so NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 1‘3
long island 060811003 lire selling for Miss (truce Penncil, Miss Willa .
i forty cents u quart. Full ““0 ol’ il'csh Mllll'l‘. Miss Alum Miller. \\‘hcn the United Sluice circuit ,
fish. See ndv. at R. J. Lutbill. Contrulto—Miss Jeanette Vun (fouve court adiournvd yesterday afternoon ,
Toylsnd is in lull bloom for Chrisle cruig. Miss Elizabeth l'cnncll, Miss the broad ioundnllon minimum! of do- . :
mas at the Boston ,l-llorc. Don't fall (tuthorino Miller. luminous when irom all parts of the , , --. “...--.WW-.- ...... re... ..-...w.....-.......-,,-_w... 4
\ to visit it and inke the little ones. lsuss_..L,‘lmeoIlco Brown, Harry 'i‘rye . cflnntry and of documentary evidence m . ""‘" Q
Howard iohuson the“0verlook stu- 011. Fred “lll'l‘lh. Jill-Willi i‘leIIlII-li. M. , which the clulnst-l for the pinlmm in Tlle HatCII & Balle) C :
‘llt
Greenport Oysters, Sea and New Bedford
signs 01' 1‘l‘llmlv'llllllt ““1 ncli. licrhort Stroul. Arthur i'lull, mailers have been laying, was com- SOUTH NORWM-K. CONN-
?gbxvc‘ogsidernble hope for his ultimate Hurry Watson. FSCENO Bl C d d w kf- h plotted, in the two weeks between MILL TEL. 46-3. YARD TEL. 46-2.
' 'l‘bc soloists are as follows: , 1 p3, “e, 0 all ea IS , “remember lei, when the court next
'Alcxnnder MurkeviI-h was arrested Soprnuomhilus Mabel lldcll, Miss tum-ls. nod t‘iIrislnIns it is expected
in l-lpringwood last night for drIInkness
and breach of the pence. it was claim-
ed that he had put a stone through the
window of Puul Lousy-M's suloon.
Judge Taylor lined the accused $7 and
costs.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ‘ _
from a Piggery to a Palace .
SPECIALTIES ‘
Window (lines oi every description.
Bush Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wander: Gutters, two sizes.
"Lincoln” Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warranted.
Ciscoes, Halibut, Weslport Eels
Hake, 6c lb., 5 lbs. for 25c; Opened Long
Clams, Oysters and Round Clams
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
mews cums‘rmn moumv CLUB. iLLUMiNIA‘TiNG 'THE with?"
‘I‘lne .‘lI-n'u l‘ln'iullnu inquiry Club. at
Ethel Cooper.
Collil‘illlo——.’\iiss Lucy Gruy. Miss .i.
Stickies.
Buss—«Clarence Mills.
Tenure-4V. 'lewurds, .i. L. iloilrcus.
Orchcalrn~eliowlnnu Lunch, Earl
iiosllius, .i. Evunusky, (‘hlIl-lcs Stirling.
Miss lellhtel iicckcr, Duyluu licullrcy.
Norman Stununl‘d.
(irgunisl~Wullo1~ E. Hal-tiny.
l’ilIIIo~——h‘. D. 'l‘icrulut.
that the most important testimony in
the calm will be given. it will include
that oi Mr. Loom» himself and of wit-
nusscs from ihlnbnr)’.
'l‘hc Dnnhury News supplied the
most light on the history of the labor
ult‘nggio in the evidence that was read
yesterday, it wus July to, i902. that
the strike ut the Loewe factory took
place, The linubury News of that
date gnvc the fuels in an article en-
titled “Alter Loowo Factory. lint-
tors‘ Union Will Attempt to Unlonise
the Plant." The item rend: “i‘he
llulluli llnltors oi North America
which lulu recently unlonlsoll several
The Rev. 11. ll. Carpenter, pastor of
the South Norwuilr Baptist Church,
will give a prelude to his Sunday eve
oping sermon on the, statement of n
Norwaik man. who says ho lute llsured
out that the people of the town are
spending $4,500 weekly on unlorlnlu-
rnent.
One, two and threoeply Tar Paper.
Siaters' Paper. ‘
Sheathing and liullders' Paper.
iisir insulating and Denienlna Papers.
situation was unchanged. There were
a few men Working in one department.
Murtln Fuchs. one of the members of
lhe ilrm, was on his wn'y home from
M. .d....~-..,mr.. . .... .... .m..~-m ...—...“-.. m ...... MW “......”-
ulu ill lllll iiiili. :
wnu. eraser, 10:10 a. m.—~o:ur . ..
The case which gave ()tllccr John H.
Smith such an interesting limo in
Springwuod early youll-rduy morning.
was settled very peacefully in the pi»
George lelussoy. who sprniuod his
ankle while moving the goods from
his pilll‘l‘ on Main atroot. Norwullt. on
Welinoslluy is now nblc to be out.
City of Norwalk Merchants Hove Also
lice court this morninu. it has since liII‘ stomp .\'ur\\‘uik (‘mlul‘vuullmml Arron ed "r Extra ”m" "r (I... lhruoul but factories in the coun- (iormsny. The hull on Vinita street slow exceptions to the advancing tom
developed that Stet/tint (l0;25i9:ll|<l.l:lllll‘(l ""’""“"’“‘“'“"“”“"‘ “”"""“""“"" ”m” ”' cl... p in holding, an interesting series 9 ' ' try, bun trnnniurrmi tin oporntlonn to had been put into use M heudouarlere ‘fimy 3! I: cos 2”: etnwnuinsthe 0: ,
31?: ugli‘hugegilggkm‘itnfiud EII'ZW with cl any haunt... ”r tho “pm...“ mm“... ii in owl-lied that No dutnils for llnnbury. and announces its intention for the boilers. fling PI use 0 soc s. . . Ru -
' O
tho cexnlrn illumination» in this city The following “Warning" Mutilated bernnd lntorborougheMotmpolltsnpm.
that cutlemau. 'l‘ho niiulr wns drop- "l "'lleh‘ l'il'l‘l‘hllh "f lll'llllll‘l‘lll'l'e" , . or nnlonislnu the factory oi D, E.
pod 151p; mornlng so for up the court IT Is er.,,,.,,.h,-.,..,. mm" ”w Rubies! will [w “ill bu Milled ullh llnl electrical [owe it w. WWW,“ Moiiltt. View in the News an an advertisement rose 1 and the common. Rock intent!
was concerned. NOT ENOUGH "'l‘lu- ”“1“”.th of u“. (.mmm” copnmueloncrn sonic limo today. The President ”NW and Treasurer Mse from August 2:. to August 30, than pill. and St. Louis, Southwestern pill.
Ministry in industrial Questions." 31,, municipal plant, on account oi the her wont to “w (artery and ordered slve. 1902: made lrsctlons. Minneapolis and fit.
Th“ members 0' the Colonial buse- 'l‘hnl. “ “l“‘k "“ ”"7“ ' . lulenll in tho illosol engine will be ' ' ' 'A ' ‘ “Notice is hereby lvon that the u“. Louis declined 5i ‘
boll team have a wnrm spot in their and strong. “Mlle“ ll- lllh'llmh hits ”"1“" llltl‘l‘ll 1“ ’ “ " oil the union mun employed there to ' " . 3 '
dcrsluned will hold such and all the
momlmrs oi all labor unions indlvld
unity and collectively responsible ioI
humpm'cli smuowhui. but it is believed
that it will be possible to supply
Wuulllllltlml street with nearly athous-
honrts for Representative M. R. lluu~
notlu. Mr. Bennett has frequently
counseled and advised the temp and
who this subject hucnnuc of his torso
and Hympothotlr rciutlouu \Vhil ‘Induh'
Iriul organizations.
it should how it
brunt]. progressive plan
of growth, for Itself, its
...-w...
quit work. ,
WALL STREET, ii a. m.e~e'l‘rsders
the factory
The men quit work and
hi now nborlehundod in
~ , intents." 'l‘bo srticle sold all donates which we may III-thin on were mynllnou ior slime by is. m-
! ible ft)? the"! t0 Dilly “If!“ CHMOHIN'H i he . ll“ dollar , i ‘
Emilio“ 3:“ the Rhodouolis Park lmrmmmliv m“ ‘ Ml'lllhvl‘uhlp in the Club simply run and luluuliesceut “Km“ Ill“ 30M“ that 'l‘renuuror Mutter “m that it w” our property or business by reason 0‘ diction movement of prices. Readilm‘ '
mounds. As stokes of their kindly With union in view elm lh nlll'llllhnhv ut the Illl‘l'llllhh. Mm" "2"” with "Wm “"“d‘m the intention to unlonlse the factory f,’;",,‘,’”.i§§‘,""’.',,"°{?,.§" :“fifigfifi'fil xxx: Union Pacific. Southern Pacific lid
‘l Milt‘mt‘hmga “B‘Z'Z’Xcmilxr' Mr. iion- we invite ”l" ”“118 and nil own lntoI-ontml In modern ouch "mm “'9 mo“ of holiday illuminae in a short limo. lie said that till the thereof. ‘ ‘
' he. e um .
Dated, llsnbuI-y. Conn. An
artist 23. was. i). it. lmws a Go.
"The foregoing notice in issued in
order that all members of unions may
be informed as to their individual to
extensibility for the unlawful sets at
the unions or silicon or nuento or the
unions. whether anid acts that with the
numeral or disapproval oi the individ-
usl members of the union.
St. Paul showed walrus“. while Nor?
thorn Pacino. Great Northern pill. and. . -‘
Rock island were rising vigorously.
Eventually the weak stocks rose to
yesterday‘s closing level or about?
(tending making up more than a m. .
Rock Island phi. advanced hit. at“
Northern ”in. U. B. Edith" lowed
3%. and Northern mine i.
yesterduy
with their compliments, n handsome
mahogany Morris chair.
than to upon no uroount
and {row with us.
So. Norwaik
Trust Co.
lion. Which begun with the campaign
in Washington strool. lute met with
such approval tbnt it has now been
tnllcn up in Norwalk. whcrc tho more
clmuls are arranging Willi line Connect.
tlcul Company for illuminating Wall
street. and it is expected that it will
oucnd even further.
EUREKA LOMI CUPPII.
lions lil‘t' ibvitod to pnrilolpnlo in tin-
ditwusuions.
.
men would be out the next day. Mr.
Loewe told the reporter that he or
[looted to set now men. He had been
noisiuoti.,by the union 41 year ago to
employ only union men. He said that
he could run motto hats at the union
mien. He said that there was no
trouble between the ilrtn still the sine
SEEM. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
'l‘lue following will astute transfers
we in recorded in the town clerk's ole
film, Norwnilt:
Not-walk investment Go. to lowls 1..
The thieves who robbed the house
oi‘ Miss Elisa (i. Plait in West avenue
nnd broke into the North Main street
bowling alley this week are still at
tome and to these events have been
added a nest- holdup in the same node
No Account Too Small
“it. ill. wows a Go.“
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3:2"... figtfihy‘tfi: m‘fwhfii‘o Push. lot. Golden Hill Park. War. Eureka wage. boomers of he blew“. John w. Smith. watery or the We “0 WNW! PM “ill" W
Itvonns woo ioltowod by a stranger weWe-e ‘e Norwnllt investment Go. to Howard bclnlh. held a fine time lost nlsht at The account for July M "I hm Nor-well: sisters' Voters. No. is. look ......
whatnot-d v ruglmcmglthgy l3; A. Tilly. lot. Golden Hill, Perk. Wer- Odd Fellows‘ hall. In Wuhitiltm "The Loo" letter. United Bum the witness tune. its was «use to WALL Immunity-no "
son 0 o I l
atrsnuer what he wanted but received
no reply except insoisr as was provid-
ed by the notion of the strunurr. who
their to his heels.
nun null
Natale Minnie L. Burr to Mary J.
til-Manon. ii acres and buildings. Crane
bury. Minn. deed.
Josiah it. llam- to W. Ii. Marvin
and Contact S. cm OI ems. last
linens mat and m season.
Mes I. Root to Mm chum".
lot and am In“ View Tunes.
were.
sit-set, when the cram fleets were
issues Non-voles Men to losses
Haul." It sold that the sole! use
but! been relative-d turn the hollow
the day before. that they In W
the son-Item sues to leave. all that
so toes m outing. Treasurer use
her soil the! the sitsstass was“ so
”mu-MW“. it
identity the good studios of members
of the onion.
mmumwaamm
Mum-st
his. mm or
my “MW“
”d. more“
Norwalk Chronicler