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EVENING OENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI...
:gtltlowo Department
Business Department
munch Office. Norwolk
000 -Edltor'o Residence
ms—cay Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY.
Temperature: High. 64; low. 55.
Cloudy.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Tuesday. increasing cloudiness
followed by showers. For Connecticut:
Partly clopdy and colder tonight. Tucs-
day unsettled with showers in west
portion. oderale variable winds. A
long trough of low pressure extending
from Texas northeastward to Michi-
gan is producing cloudy and rainy
weather in the western and central
seotions. Pleasant weath‘er prevails
generally along the Atlantic coast.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather followed on Tuesday by in-
creasing cloudiness and probably local
showers.
Miss Josephine Hurlbutt. of Cannon
Station, is spending the day in Nor-
walk on business.” .
'\
Monroe Nestor and James Montgoh-
cry, of Norwalk. drove to New Canaan.
yesterday afternoon.
George H. Raymond, of Berkeley
street. is spending the day in New
York city on business.
The Town Hall is being titted with
new window shades. The men from
the Boston Store R9: doing the work.
Mrs. Frederick N. Shove and daugh-
ters, of Sound View Terrace. have
been spending a few ‘dnys in Danbnry.
Selectman Brown said tilis morning
that two more car loads of crushed
alone had arrived and that it was
being spread upon Ely avenue.
Theodore Slltciifi' and hi'e‘two sons,
Frank and Robert. of Newark. N. .l..
were the nests of Mrs. E. L. Mitt-boll,
of 123 Ma n’street,'8unday.
Finch Brothers have secured the con-
tract for the addition that is being
built on the rear of the South Nor-
walk Engineering Company.
The All Nationals and the All Amen
loans will play next Sunday on the
Karma grounds. They are both strong
team. and a good game is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Wadhams.
and son. of Bridgeport, spent yester-
day with Mrs. Wadhsm‘s mother. Mrs.
Mary 13. Stanley, of upper Main street.
(lorton Morgan. of Htghwood. Frank-
lin avenue. is attending Phillps-Andov-
or Academy this year at Andover,
Mans. He is there in preparation for
Yule college.
l‘orlcr Emerson lirown. of the West
Rocks road. Norwalk. moved his house-
hold effects to New York Saturday. The
moving was done by E. T. llutos in
his now and auto-date uuio truck,
--l'ay your town and state tax this
week to avoid penalty of nine per cent.
Rent a unto deposit box now and
you will receive a receipt to Docent-
bor i, iiiil, for the regular annual ren-
tat. Boxes are four dollars a your at
the South Norwalk Trust (iompnay.
All King‘s lisughtors are requested
to attend on important meeting. it
Will be held in the Sunday school
room of the Norwalk Methodist
Church, this evening at it o‘clock.
Today is the birthday of George All-
cti. of tin- Norwslk Hotel. lie and his,
wife are pianhin elittle trip to octo-
brats the day. to friends are not too
getting ham and are wishing him many
more.
Miss licorice Crofut. who has been
seriously ill for some time of typhoid
fever. at her home in New Haven. in
again in a very critical condition.
pneumonia havln developed. A con-
sultation of phys clans over her case
was held last evening. 2
. Word has been received from Mrs.
A. ll. (intblli, who went to Carlton
Place several weeks ago on account. of
the serious illness of her father. to .
the street that the latter is in ocriticol
condition and hope of his recovery has
bison given up by the attending physi-
o one. .
ALL VLAVOM
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nurtures :ilouno AT
TAYLORthOLDEN
'r-i waoulndro' our urn
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TILIPHONI on
‘ -80LD AT—
F H.
Time—for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one all-It,
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
Ono ill-ft. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap‘if bought now. »
OSCAR ANDERSON
DRUG STORE
' Oystchheli PointNorwalk
It Is Easy
to have a tooth. or a whole mouthful
of them, extracted by my modem
method, which makes the operation
quick, simple, free from all pain and
entirely unattended by. danger or any
ill afterjeffcct. Patients are always
skeptical until my method has been
tried: always enthusiastic in praise of
it when they realize its success.
arouse oualno
Park 5. Tilford’s
DeliciouSCandies
BAXTER’S V
$1.98‘to $5
V I Golf Vests and l ‘
Children’s Sweaters. 500 and .51
Infants Knit Sacques, 25c to 31
l. l. MALLETTEIIQ
(formerly Mime Dawson) .
00 WABHlNG'roN STREET
_ fl 4—
’ . .
Whats the Use
in smoking an inferior cigar. when
you can got the boot for the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. Sc
. or The Nugget, 0c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER-
! 2.”
3:;
The New Store
.34 Wall St. Norwalk.
CustomTaiioring
. To Satisfy YOU ‘
, CustiI-o Tailoring, as we interpret it. means the
entire set election of the customer—or no sale.
We conduct our tailoring business on this
basis—and We are making a big success of it.
“The proof of the pudding is in the eating.”
We'd like an opportunity to serve you.
SUITS TO ORDER ..............$20 to 345‘
OVERCOATS TO ORDER .. . . . . . .518 to $40
TROUSERS To ORDER ........s 5 to $13
TWO STORES:
.- .|. i
. 7. . j :4 South Main St.
.. Term on Thursdpy. September 15. at
nine o'clock. '
10 South Main so.
by appointment only.
courses for older girls: kindergarten,
primary and intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
dren who use the trolleys and for Hel'V-
Illa a hot. luncheon. Terms and thus
trated circular on application.
School any morning after September 0.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
South Not-walk
Hon"! 9 I. m. to 5 I). m. BUIIOBYI
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
LakngIce
WHOLESALE mo asrAlL.
Office and Storage. N.
Freight Yard.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Y. N. H.‘ H.
TELEPHONE 580.
FOR GIRLS
2 “hillside, Norwalk. donn.
The School will open for the Fall
College preparatory and, general
The Principal may be soon at the
Margaret R. Broudllnder, A. B.
Button. and I
SAMPLE LOT Or
I
t‘
Men’s" Russia Cali
S OES 9 .
”helliscsstpiti
2 more ‘
--MAXLEVY.——~
109 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
. . - 3.-.... .. .......
We Make
Glasses
the right way. We have a Physic-
ian. who is a Skilled Eye Specialist,
to examine your eyes. NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
sraurono - - -
Open Monday A: Saturday Evenings
Gibson’s Fruit Tablets 5;,
CityNational Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
$100,000.00
safe Deposit Boxes, 03 and 05 per year
John H. Knapp
.............~...._.... .........._- -M... . _ . ,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“——
BUSINESS
Capitol Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
M
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Ill Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWILL. Cubicl-
DIRICTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry doymour
Ismael Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian 0mm John H. Light
Coat
Is Coming
All Ilzoo
loot Grades
B. tiershiieid &
Tot. 204.
Burning Time
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh from the
minors’ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose Ilt‘liu.
Are You Ready?
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazlcton Coal
122 Water It.
Son Co.
Fred H. Bowen
”a...
I «ifs 3 (N
‘ 2 ? "'T‘t 2.... _
Q ' o...
l. Still'ill NOW/tilt;
W
l
t
Wm WM
o solo deposit box
now and We will
give you a receipt
to boo. lot. 1011..
for the regular
outlast rout-l.
The satisfac-
tion of knowing
your valuables
on solo is worth
‘ my time four
calm a your.
di
W
intoxication and
{or the ratio
“a... a.”
.s 'V“ ..
Deputy Sheriff Hamuel irclnnd is
itnesscn for
about Norwnlk today subpoonulng the
the Charles allsltcr
illahniuugltil'r case to com up ill the
‘Iiridgtlptll‘l court on Wednesday morn-
nil.
'l‘llo commute in charlie of the dance
that is to be hold on Friday pvt-hing in
tho A. 0. ll. hall in Wall sii'eot met
yesterday and appointed hull-romant-
tons to carry out the affairs. of the
dance.
Charles Keller. of Winnlpuuk. was
«charged.
“i
are no «nip 0 ballots
said that they sent him the oillciol
billoll to the number of 100 m whit
he will and and that thoyiott out the may
biopic boiizts hutch it out
arrested by Mutable Silk Saturday
night and was before the Norwaik
'l‘own court this morning charged with
brunch of police.
Judge .i. it. Taylor allowed him to be.
titty clerk James J. Keene received
this morning the official city bIIIotll
on Monday. but there
in the lot. its
can't talk! if y
ore- iionnlo liomgflGround Feeds.
“JUST SO i”
('oal that is just Tilltl coal
~~tho only kind we carry
— 2 enabling us to please
the critical buyers,
The Harris &Gans Co.
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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We have just released from bond
and have on hand 25 barrels of the
famous (lid Chickrn- i‘ock Whiskey.
ll lulu been sold at the old stand for
the last 20 years. Try It and be con»
ilncod that It is lilo leii. Whiskey
MIIII for tile munoy.
Straight Chicken Cook Whiskey. ‘Mr
lull quart S .00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Ollft .......... ”000
Quart Monogram. ................ 70c
Quart Ihorry ........ ....eoo
Quart Port 00c
Gum White Port ...............00o
Magnet 81 Flynn
lilti Washington lit. Phone MM
“Filth” John A. Walker. of Port Obes-
tor, in spending tim- ally with Father
1‘. .i. Finn. st tit. Mary's rectory.
W...
“a
~ovi..-~---........
bayro ‘l’oungs took ’1 party to the
Port of Mining Moll last evening in
the large Thomas our of 0. ll. Books.
All enjoyed a line time.
rue ololuhousm.
'l‘he asgohscholn is the name given
to one of the most indplicablo (103th
known to utronomerl. . it is visible to
the night sky and» favorable condi-
tions, is rounded in outline and is situ-
ated always snotty opposite the p
of the sun. it has been termed by ,
eminent “beholder "a sort of comet»
cry or meteoric satellite" attending the
earth. He supposes ltlto be comm
of a cloud “of meteors stillstedohout 0
'“"“°‘ W003“: “it“. it‘d:
voiviil , ‘ ~ he ‘
I that the sun and the mo-
I am going to make a very plain assertion.
like ours in any other place for less money-the man who thinks he
has, simply bought cheaper feed.
large and increasins business in selling the choicest grades of home
ground feuds This is true as well of all the grain l handle. This has
been my constant. ell'ort since i commenced business for i know that
"cheap" grain and food has little intrinsic value. It may answer a
certain routine pl polio, which is too often the casewfor your a trust
oII are interested in pure.» clean. nutritious ,
liorse, (‘attlo anti Toultry~heres the
First in quality. lost in price—always in the minds of its custom-
lzg; ’i‘
salt.
‘- 2 u u ct
umtfild "Stu-t mt
a
South Norwalk
You can't buy feeds
1 have been enabled to build up a
, , I for
place to boy.
unsust’rt’ilto HATCH. 1‘
lllliil llill ' an
WALL STREET. 10le a. air-Tilt:
amount of orders executed at. the open-
in of the stock market was small and
pr res moved ltstlessly. The promi-
nent market leaders were higher.
Reading rising i 3.8 and Union Pacific
and Drawer and lilo (trends #3. Amer-
ican Car declined 59.
m s. ,...-..._
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-Welk-
nose in Amaisomated Copper and res-
liring in Reading and U ion Pacific
cansed the market to halt, iii! the pro-
fit taking sales were well taken and
prices did not give Way much. The
list later rose to its best again.
F warn. eraser. Noon—Tho demand
for stocks increased and broadened
carrying prices comprehensively to a
higher level. Reading, Union Paclilc
and ti. 8. Steel were mostly largely
dealt ill. but there were numerous ad-
vances of a [mint or more. The prin-
clpnl incentive was the report of con-
rerlod action amongst railroad labor
organizations in favor of allowing
higher (might charges. Buying tor
Mutton. account made a material factor
of strength.
WEST POINTERS IN REVOLT.
COrpo-Dloclpllnod for Offending Teach-
or With "Silence."
WEST POINT. N. Y., Sept. :0.“-
Mutiny is almost rampant among the
corps of cadets at the United States
Military Academy. Twice treating
Captain Edwin London. an instructor.
with the "silence" coined the trouble
and Saturday night and yesterday the
cullolu were under severe measures at
discipline.
it appears that Captain landed. sla-
tiouod here since September 1 as a
tactical officer. incurred the displeas-
arc of the cadets in some mouncmrud
when he entered mule hall late Satur-
day night he was greeted with the in»
dignity of the "silence." immediately
the offending cadets were ordered to
their rooms lluppsrlolil. but despite
their hunger the “silence" was repeat
ed again yesterday morning at break-
out. and once more the offenders were
locked in their rooms. after having
having been forced to march with
arms live times around the barracks.
'l‘wo cuss romeo.
John Pinter-en. an East Norwotlt
man. was arrested haturdsy by (lone
table .i. J. Goodwin. on a charge of
drunkenness and non-support of his
wife and four children. who are aged
from is years down. Judge Taylor do
cidod to give Petersen. who is a mu-
chtnist. a chance to reform and con-
tinued the one until ll. week from
hurlldlty.
, Glace:- Frank llratton‘fouud lilmll
Nelson lit-unit around the coal docks in
Water street yesterday and locked him
up. This‘morning Judge Taylor lm~
posed a line of ill and costs.
l
in in: “infill“
II 0“ IV I
” a an: it will.
to Your DelicateFe
We Have ”the
Price’s Clothing“
98 Washington Street, South
ght Wearables
i‘
eUl'rs FOR BUSINE88...010 to 020
Blues. Browns. Grays and Fanciers.
l
HAT...".......u..'...‘.1-00 ‘0 ”m
0H!RT8.............000. 01.00, 01.00
The Newest Fall Patterns.
0
NECKWEAR—A beautiful array in
solid colors. stripes and Persians.
FALL SHOES ....
03.00, 04.00. 04.50 and 0000
Hoslsav. Faucv" vac-re, unusa-
WEAR.
‘
ALL asaov. ALL RIGHT.
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rwolk
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h’l‘lhltxlmpsou Seton.
rumour. 108.
OBTRICH FEATHER! or TRIPOLI.
The usual kinds of ostrich feathers
known to the=trado come into the
Tripoli market. These are whites.
lacks, femiuas, r.byocks,‘ spadonas.
boos. drabs and does. The Arab deal-
crs bring them in unsorted packages
containing feathers in various quali-
ties at ecchhind. and it therefore co-
qulrss expert knowledge to buy advan-
lageouslyfrom the natives. The goods
are sold by the WI.” The Tripoli
roll is about eighteen ounces.)
The feathers are Washed and sorted.
but. not dyed or“ curled. They are
washed in soapy water,and when still
wet are beaten. A handful of them
are taken by the‘stcms and slapped
attainst the floor with a force that to
tho uniniated mid seem to be
enough to break them to pieces. This
is done to bring out the dues or bar-
holes. the miniature feathers extend-
ing from the herbs. and gives the
plumes a iluiher. richer appearance. A
good ostrich plume will have two or
three layers of feathers; its tip should
be perfect, and it should have no trous-
voroe cuts along the vane. For the
ruin“ trade two plumes are usually
mounted together.
WHY NOT GIRL “OUTS?
[From Life.)
The boy scout movement, suggest.-
od originally. we believe, by Ernest
and taken up in
land by General fisdsn Powell.
is growin in this country very rapid-
ly, and w it probably soon be another
picturesque feature of our more or
loss picturesque civlltation.
The boy scouts are a large army.
graded according to age and general
ability. "
A boy is placed according to what
he can do and the measure of his
honor. its must be able to moire a
ramp. hunt and fish. walk long dis-
iullces. be familiar with woodersft.
rosette people In emergencies, and
prove his self-reliance in many
ways. llnieso politics or graft gets
into this new machine it ought to
prove effective.
But why routine the movement to
the boys?
Why not have girl scouts also?
They could be taught, for example:
To wash dishes.
To learn the use of a broom.
To wear simple clothes.
To avoid slung.
To help mother.
To learn something about how to
take care of a youn baby.
To speak respect ally to their po-
reuto.
IURKI A. A IORI.
The most eloquent essay carefully
prepared beforehand when delivered
by one wanting the orator‘s gifts may
all a a ll be an utter failure. Burke
is per one the most striking sample
of this. He simply drove everybody
away. This is well and stunningly de-
scribed by lord till-skins to tho Ather-
icon ambassador. us. Rush. who had,
asked him about Burke's delivery. .
"It was oxecrobleli said he. "I was
in the hours or commons when he
made his great speech on t’AmOfIlIII’
conciliation. the “tell he ever made.
He drove sevryhody away. i wanted
to go out. with the rest. but was near
him and afraid to get. up. .00
seasoned myself down and crawled lul-
to the door withoutllio. seeing
. N"
W.”
HARD ,. CRABS
BLUEFISH, WEAKFIBH. STEAK COD. HALIBUT. BNAPPER BLURO, I
F LATF IBH. LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS, SOFT GRASS. ETC. '
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish , Market.
‘ tine hunting room-til ,
“ , _ oi: 2m.
tier the beaches tilts a do. until! you Wilmupcn ll triad
r .
l' .
r .c- lgt‘
' r-d. .
FREE Duluth. ‘ ..
NATURAL . .
. w t i ’ . *
Tho Queer Pwlt ofa Trot That Grows; .
.in Algeria.» » w
Soatp grtiiwson trees lto Adigoriv 0am; :
soap res s ornaments a rose ,1“:
height or any feet. It'bezifl's to q
fruig'when‘sfx your: old‘. The ‘ 4 Il‘ ‘
close grained; takes a Newtonian?
is admirably suited for furniture. The‘ ‘
average income from a tree ll 0101.0“,
820 a year. The composition of the, {-
frult consists ota nut sh, , liquid.
which Is a seed. In the hu exists thef‘
soapy matter is the proportion or so“
to 40 per centuof the bullet the Ithll.‘d
The soap principle is set free by the!
shredding of the hull and using ltsrith.
water just as if it were a piece of soap:
A beautiful lather is the result. and the
cleansing qualities are‘such that-there ". .2
is no soap mode by human prooeuthot’
can compare with them. For , ' l‘. ,
purposes the same applies. The hull’
can be made Into a powder and the .
powder into a coke. so as to make the
use of it easier. It can also be made
into a liquid for hair wash, den "00'
and various‘ other preparations.
of the Algerian soap tree have been ‘- '
imported to the UnltedrStateI.‘ and
soap trees have been discovered in
Florida indigenous to the soil. The _
used has a" kernel which contains a
dud oil in every respect preferabloto‘
the best imported olive‘oil. eitherxfor
eating or culinary purposes. and. also.
for all kinds of Industrial products“ in
which the olive oil is used. The yield
in oil is twice that of the olive fruit.
—letimoro American. . , '
. 4.2
OANADA'I VIGOROU. INPANCV. . .
This in what the lnvlioligotlonl MAN. 2 ‘-
G. Leyfert. United Stains consul ‘at ..
Owen Sound. show. of Canada's won-r , _
derful growth: ‘ ; f
"The clearing houses of 14 louw‘W‘“
clttcs of the Dominion for 1, 2
showed a total transaction of more '.
than 05.000.000.000. The banks 0000’
a total paid up capital at {100.00%
000. reserve funds of nearly ”0000.7 .
000, deposits aggregating almost “00.4
000.000 and assets of more than 01.000.» 0‘
000,000. g . . .
"in less than 15 your. ,the ex , up; I
of wheat from Con‘odoto the Bri, h
empire have grown 0,000 ,
bushels to 40.000.000. and the ’ Ifl
to other countries. 0030.000 ”to
00000000. The total IIPIdtlItllfII‘ICI' 2
volopment for the ”001000 walla-,-
000.000 acres of land. ytoldiugtomo?
valued at 0002,000.000-—on increase of; "
more than $100,000.000 over them...
vloul your. , ~ . Qt
"During 1000 Canada: import is”
to the value at ”00.000000; t ‘
of which came from the Unit ,
The export-reached It“ “000.. -
which Greet Britoin took“ Mil , ‘
and the United States 000. , .000 ’
sliver production M1000 was 011mb
000 and that of copper. nickel 00003-
boll. 000,000,000. fl " ‘
“During 1000 the number 00000, , '
settlers who arrived; ln'cousdotw .
"0.071. Of this number vulva,
103.07 . Of thll hunt“? 'II'JII'I“: 7, l
train 0 United sum and 01.300 trust
the Unitocmoecoow r 7.3 ‘
R 'N "ennui“? tr“ I) ”I;
A pm, who who inflow ‘0‘
777:.» L‘ "
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