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NUMBER 187. ”mum'wwmw- cm" SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SAFERDAY, JULY 14, 1888;" " " " “PRICE TWO CENT?"
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Judge Andrew Selleck is haying
today. 1 , .
William Killer, of Birmingham, is in
town for a few days.
llinnic Hope, of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting Alice Coleman.
Annie Smith of Iloroton will spend
business floudsy. .
Six of the Y. If. C. A. thclmen took
a run to Dorlon's last evening.
5. If. Taylor is thoroughly averhnub
ing Captain Lamb’s old blacksmith shop
on Main street.
Hereafter advertisements of waste or
any kind occupying one half inch space
or less, will be inserted at the following
rates: One time, 25cents; 2 times, to 1
1 cents; 3 times, 50 cents; one week. “.00.
About 85 words will go into a half
inch space of The Sentinel. Some 0‘ thwyotlug in this city Sunday in the borough.
''' M"“-“’“““—"'““ . recto we”. lfr. end Ire. If. S._ Peck returned to-
wmw ,m arccontemplating building 5 1 day from. "I ”I, wedding tour.
and forming a club.
its barrels Jr 1555 were shipped
from this city to Dsubury on the 2nd
and third of July.
1 ~Kabo Corsica It a pin. Sew kitch-
en department, all kinds of hon-oint-
For Sunday, fair, worm, sultry weather
followed by local raine. ‘—
Ilulaturc Almanac for Tailors-w.
High tide 1 Low tide 1 Sunrises 1 Sun sets
3.8] 9.44 d. 34 7. 24
L. If. Bigelow, of the firm of Bigelow
& Main, was in town yesterday.
Henry Kean of Hackensack, N. J., is
visiting relatives in East Norwalk.
Frank Anderson of Boston is visiting
relatives on Cross Street, borough.
Waffle/tun
Rentals! t ‘ at South Kuwaiti. nigh”) goody, u rods gt Sco- Annie Kemper of Bridgeport will
300E 3| 1 all???” PM “n” m “y M 1 field &Kflofl' M ” spend Sunday with “and Forrest.
these lsttcrlwill flea-say thrive advertised. . ,1 . _ 1
A. 1’. Abbott .mtt. . ldaJeaae, Mic The Mint! ”1st Belle” ll“ Mil quayd L, Been of ting city jg cog.
3' “Mum“ w‘ "m" m", "'dmv" " ' . templating a trip to Colebrook River.
1 , lie. 0. 10mm. In!!!“ W chartered by a social club in the borough , . , ,
”all”. main“. '1“ 3' mem 110, . sail on Monday fleeing 5 “mute and Annie Wilcox of New Ito-
:uo. sli' Id. Lari , 1%. 'lise - . - chelle will spend Sunday in the bor-
Sarah 1. 53... In. Isiah smith. 1-00 l” ~Beat New Orleans molaseca 50 cents ough. 1
lamb. Niel J. Quinn, In, Peterson, Wm. Perry.
11gallon at W. Howard Srymonr’s, So. 3i
Washington street.
Alonzo Wheeler says that he saw a
- willow treeon his recent visit to Saratoga
that was fourteen feet in diameter.
Wakeman Godfreydied on Thursday
at his residence in Weston. Ilia fun-Irv
al was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The Norwalke are playing on the Bax,
ter grounds this afternoon with the
Bridgeporte. The visitors are a good
team, having shut Derby out, 2 to 0.
tlarah my. bliss Ella Selleck of Ridgefield is via-
iting Mrs. James Patti in Five Mile
ltiver.
lit. and tits. Frank B. Youngs start
for Jacksonville, Fla. next week Wed-
nesda. y.
Manning Wilcox of Troy, N. Y., is
visiting lit. and bliss Emma 89er in
this city.
Innis Turk went to Huntington. L. 1.,
today, to sptnd the remainder of his
vacation.
Mrs. Ellory Avery, of Worcester, Mass,
has returned from her visit with Mrs. E.
Smith in this city.
Mi. Daisy Rider, of the borough, will
start on loud" for a visit of a week or
two in Danbury.
bliss Delia E. St. John arrived in town
on Thursday, and is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. S. W. Hoyt.
Ilia! Julia D. Hill, of Danbury, will
go toth Brthel, lie" next Wednesday
to spend a few weeks.
hire. Wm. B. Bracken has returned to
her home in New York, after her visit
with friends in this city.
J. EDUNNISC, P. II.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Road AmblerY-Sammis’ new adverv
tisernent in this issue.
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An adjourned meeting of the Court of
burgesaes will he held on Monday night.
afternoon, on their grounds in But Not.
walk. _._-.-_.-
Thomas B. Wood has enlarged his
house by building an addition on the
rear. ————— __
The Stamfords defeated the Corhams
yomierday in Stamford by a score of 16 .ing elsewhere.
Finnegan &O'Riley have purchased a A new “movable will go into effect
new horse to use on their delivery.” “’8' Dill“?! 3 1‘0".“ Railroad
wagon. next Monday. The train leaving bore
Barry of the Derbys and Collins will at present at 5'10 l” m. "I. be changed
be the battery this afternoon for thegwa'fi' ‘
Norwulks. The Mutual Ilium-Corps paraded our
Ifr. Welsh of leden Bill has moved
.strccta last evening. They were out
into BenryIont-‘s house on Plymouth
-l‘irsbclasa France and Organs can be
obtained of J. W. Studwell on the most
reasonable terms. Call and examine in—
‘ struments. and get prices before purchase
advertioing the ball game that is being
played this afterrioon on the Baxter
avenue 6. S. 80th has been attending the
. - ted'WTa'lJl/it' for Tan grounds. .. , Photographer’s convention in Minnes-
mE'ggnfla: . m a “m - Wide Batiste at 7 cents a yard. Sew Poll. lllll'illlt “W Pm“ '1'“-
I’renk Brainard has returned to his
duties with the telephone company after
a week's visit up the Hudson.
Wm. Herrills Went to Harlem this
morning to get some lumber for the keel
of his shell that the Jones boy broke.
Dr. frank Hyatt returned last night
from a week’s vacation and is ready to
pull teeth with his Dental Vibrator as
usual.
W [lamb-rd returned homo
yestesday from Syracuse, 8. Y., where
aha has been visiting her schoolmatc
Marie Jennings.
Midses Binnie Godfrey, Ruth L Hus»
line of white and colored wrappers. All
ikinds of white and colored dress goods.
;sold regardless of cost during July and
August. Great reduction in all depart
'mentr, at Scofield and floyt's.
Last evening the advisory committee
of the Young Men's Republican Club
met at the allies of Russell Frost and
partially laid out a plauof action for the
”If!" campatgu.’ #
Arthur Bobbi, who was burned out
Tuesday morning, went to Sew York
yesterday and purchased a new horse to
replacetheunehelost at the tire. lie
‘wtll “SS-"W buoineueou “‘3 '0“ lion— ted, and [little Smallhoru expect to
. “Iv start today for Virginia on Captain A.
The Ho t street nine played the Y. M. ...".-. . .- ,
C. A. Juniors on the Fair street grounds ‘ Miss Business Scolield has [tel sold out 1 B. 3” 10"“ ‘ “4'00“"-
vesmday, The score was ]3 to 15 in (a- 'DC‘I’ PM 0‘ business as [mild In It»; ”"1555“ (’30. B. Pilldh‘d liltl brother
.0. or um y, u, C. A. day's Republican. ‘ She is tnntu a bak- . start today for Bath, tic. their former
f‘——. .. very in connection with her other host home, to makes first“. They expect. to
The Connecticut ”99":‘0" M 18801 new and is to tell George Weudltng's be gone about ten days.
3332:3112"; Ligallmxi :breadaml WW; llr. Balaton, superintendent of the
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' n _ 1 .» . borough, has returned home.
, , 1tbeirmarriagesecreta yearand shelf, "a B C b q
-Famtly Washing at the Old Well 'M‘M’. friend diachised the fact, his. a v. . 0 en of . yracuse,
Laundry, 37 Washington street.
The SeymourlDowns nursery
1 , - be- who are making a visit at James K.
‘mxmwgflhw: Hyatt’e on Strawberry Hill, lost their
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ertyhaebcensurveyedand laidontiotoi mm?“ DIM 5““ Slit! law boy 2' 9A a mom
buildinglotaandwillbcoflered formic...“ M 35‘” u b m ill ”“0.”
Already “'9'“ Wm” '" looking “doorway out Wall street. There was
”‘5'
William A. Burrows is “under the
weather.” lie is able to be about, how-
.-_.- quite, 0 late crowd of ruins fella” ever, and he thinks an ocean voyage will
leat'l'ueudayafteruoou Jameellflouv ‘lflllsml aruundandthc “Ml “SW“ not be my during the next few
IIieu will sell at auction, at 2 p. m.,at1lll¢ll| to leave. Sherwood got insultr ...“,
therseldence of Isaac Wilmot,fiaetfior' 1'05!“ 9" Mill W WI tolk.and ill I.” “keg. of g.“ Nnrwslk, “1e.
vslk. 3 now. 4 mom chin. Mr im'lm "‘ M A ”m," bretes iii-am: birthday to-day. a. was
bedstead, IMMIOIICS, minus, dishes of 4m Md illi- mus More Janice
all kinds, carpcntu tools, etc. €00“? ”4 ll” 0'” V. adjourned W'
very much surprised this afternoon by
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til iag attdo“ clock. hischtldrvn and grandee Idren cal ing
on him and wishing many happy returns
of the day.
Knights of Columbus.
The Order of the Knights of Columbus
willhsorgantud in the rooms of the
lforwalk Catholic Union tomorrow
afternoon. Delegations of Knights will
be pee-m from Crocuwicb, Stamford,
Deubury. Bridgeport and New Haven.
SupremeGraad Knight John J. Phelau,
of and Supreme Grand w
rotary Daniel (Iolwsll, of New Haven,
will also be prmeut.
The Victim of a Iuow “arm.
At six o’clock Thursday night two
hunters in the north woods in the town
of Inliugton. found the body of a woman
badly decomposed. It was identified
this Friday morning as the body of Illa-
aie Plath. aged 28, who disappeared
last December during a blinding snow
storm. She lived with an uncloiu Rock-
ville who. it is said, cruelly treated her
and she probably run away. '
mun-nu.
JammUflearuwasurrsetedtbiemorn-
lag by Chief Vollmer for drunkenne-
mbreecb“ of impact. Howaefouud
dnmaad costsamouusd to
him but gave up when about“ "I"
bonnie-y. Bar-m artists .3" ‘0 "m’d'n'i‘hm
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Mrs. George Seymour is erecting a
large double house on the lower part of
the old nursery property.
Tallinadge Baker’s house, corner of
West street and Taylor avenue, presents
a very handsome appearance since it has
been newly painted.
J. Donovan has purchased a lot of P.
Stabell, on Baviland street,” which
he is going to erecta new facwry for,
London Kctchum. '
—Pure candies, always fresh—no flies
—-at W. Howard Seyntmir’s, No. 31
Washington street.
AsaFoote was notified this morning
that ifliediduotabats the nuisanccom (WWFW
his property on Plymouth avenue tor Am"”l’bmd'md the
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The South Iforwulk Republican Club
Listen to Friendly Speeches.
The room of the Young Men’s Repub-
lican Club on Ifaln street was crowded
last night with enthusiastic republicans.
There being no business to transact,
the time was pleasantly spent in speech
making. Those who spoke were Joseph
Tammany, C. B. Harvey, Win. 0. Men
r'itt. Giles Heulenbeck, Thomas Wood
{bud a gentleman from Massachusetts.
At the close of the meeting several sign-
ed the roll. Next week speakers from
uptown are expected to be present.
EAST BJBW'ALK SCHOOL IEZ'I'INC.
The School Ilouse Hereafter to be floated
by Stunt.
An important meeting of the East
Norwalk School District was held last
evening.
It was voted to purrhase in exchange
a piece of land 50:53 from'W. 8. Han.
ford in order to straighten the yard. It
was also voted to boil I a fence on the
north side of the yard.
An important change. is to be made in
the heating arrangements of . the school.
It was voted to place a steam heating
apparatus in the building. The com-
mittee will probably meet this evening
and award the contract.
CHRISTIAN resonator: ii it‘sronsr.
Exciting Times In tho Luci-Inc Rapids.
Connecticut delegates who returned
yesterday from the Christian Endeavor
convention by boat to Montreal, report
a delightful trip, except a very exciting
and dangerous passage of the Lachine
rapids and entrance into the city of
Montreal. Just upon entering the rapids
a heavy squall struck the boat, which
carried zoo passengers, mostly Christian
Endeavor delegates, and fora moment
the steamer careened so that the captain
expected she would go over. She was
with difficulty righted and headed to-
wards shore with the wind. In the
rapids the wind continued, making it
hard steering. The boat t ruched the
rocks twice. Just after the rapids had
been passed a tornado out of a green
and yellow sky struck the boat, but be-
yond frightening everybody did no
damage. 0n shore it demolished a large
store-house on the docks. The Christian
Endeavor people in the storm recited
the 231 Palm and sang "Pull for the
Shore, Sailor," and other hymna.——Cour-
ttfll.
st‘snav amtvlcns.
Sprlugwuod lv'nlou Chapel.
Subject Sunday evening, "Will Not
Hoar." To whom he said, “This is the
rest wherewitb ye may am the weary
to not; and this is the refreshing; yet
they would not hear." Isaiah 28:12.
Wednesday evening—.1 will offering—-
"The Children of Israel brought a
will oils-ring unto the Lord.” Ex. 35:29.
Congregutlouul Church.
All the services at the Congregational
Church tomorrow witl be held at the
usual hours.
South Not-walk Baptist
Rev. A. S. Cumbart, former pastor.
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening.
First I. 3. Church.
Preaching in the morning by the pun-
tor. Subject. ”The Sympathy of Jeans."
In the evening the pulpit will be occu-
pied by Rev. K. D. Nettleton, I). D. of
the Connect! Conference.
Brooksldo chapel.
Services will be held tomorrow after-
noon at 3.30 o’clock. Rev. Edward
Anderson will preach.
DEATH 0' VIRGIN? outrun.
Brief sketch of the Artist and friend of
the Indians.
Saw You. July 12, 1888. Vincent
Colyer, the artist, has just died at Con-
tentment island, Connectizut, aged 63.
Although a painter by profession, he
was best known by his work in behalf of
the Indians and temperance and rsllgou.
Vincent Colyer was born in Blooming-
dale, N. Y., in 1825, and at the age of 19
years went to New York, where he be-
came a pupil of John R. Smith, the artist.
and also of the National Academy, of
which in 1840 its was elected an associ-
ate member. From that time until the
breaking out of the war he painted in
New York, winning considerable repu-
tation. During the war he devoted all
his time to his duties as a member of the
Christian and Indian commimlons, set,
tling at Rowsyton, in the town of
Darion,Ct. Bis workalncluds ‘ Johnson
Straits, British Columbia” "Columbia
River” (1875), "Pueblo.” "Passing
Shower,” “Home of the Yssliaioar,
Oregon”: “Darien Shire, CL": "Raiuy
Day on the Connecticut Shore," ”Spring
Flowers.” "Preach Waller,” and many
others. He maintained his interest in
the Indians to the last. and was always
among the foremost in promoting any
scheme for their benefit or improvement.
-The Baton Harald.
flannel and lwrteu Colored Club.
The following have been elected ofli’
cars of the colored Harrison and Ilortoe
Campaign Club: James E Daniele.
president; Charles Walton, “New.
dent; It. B. Taylor, secretary: 0. Carl,
tree-arm J. B. Starks, (i. W. Whaler,
Jobs 1). Taylor, J. Price sud l‘». tamer.
campsite committee. Forty weathers
an already enrolled and all others who
dubs to iota are needed to said their
names to nfl.Taylor,poet cllos boa
awddntuyhmuttotbsmma
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so that drivers may easily find the road
at night. We suggest that a light at
either end of the bridge would not be a
person will promise to keep s pot of hot
chowder on hand, we will promise on
our part to visit him often.
J. Mayer of Brooklyn, on the 26th of
J one, a fine baby boy weighing as much
as a good-sized bluefish, came smiling
into the world. For his first summer on
this mundane sphere the young man
could have chosen no better spot than
Boll Island. He has started in well.
gentleman sleeps all day and :8 hilarious
at sight.
Connecticut and not New York is his
native state. lie hsda narrow escape.
The young mini made a wise choice
in dioosing the nutmeg state in which
to tumble into this world.
Clinton Bell Bayer.
born on the island and has our boat
whbee for his future prosperity and
hulth. Now, Clinton Bell, if you will
only sleep at night and keep awake dur-
of the United States.
Clutch in South Norwalk to—morrow.
'l'lweefold Glory of the Church at Theso
salonica as Revealed in the Lives of Its
Gumbart always delights to preach in
Il.loetblforwalk. Communication-to feet
Messrs. Cumbart and Hanna have
named their beautiful place “Alpha
Cottage.”
William Brown'- yacht, the “Circe,”
looks particularly trim this year, and
with the hospitality of a true mariner
Captain Brown often invites his friends
to a seat in the cockpit,wbile tbs “Circe”
is guided skilfully over the waves.
Several lamp posts are being erected,
bad idea.
Parson Gumbsrt has quite a reputa-
tion for making clam chowder. If the
Thestage line between Roton Point,
Bell Island, and South Norwalk is prov-
ing to be quite an accommodation.
At “be Ropes," the cottage of Mr. T.
We trust, hovvever, that there is no sig-
nificance in the fact that the young
We congratulate him that
His name is
He is the first child
log the day‘you may vet be President
The Remark. 8. Uumbart will preach
matting rind evening at the Baptist
In the morning his theme will be “The
Membership" ; in the evening. " line to
Dick upon. but Rejected of God." Mr.
thechurch which he labored so hard to
build and to the congregation which
still holds to warm :1 place in his alien. bfldgl
tions.
Sixteen young ladies. in charge of 1
Mus Chapman of Bethel, have engaged 1
the Shepard cottage for a week‘s outing. 1
They take possession on the lfith. 'cung 1
man, beware of the dog. Keep all 2 '1
Last Sunday afternoon the Rue. Mr.
Aadsmmtdnulhvm9991193 la“
voritr- nmotig the Islanders, preached an
interesting and instructive sermon.
Dre. W. J. and W. U. Ruler of Dan-
hurv intro rentt d the Havilaml cottage.
Messrs. 1;. ti. Richmond and John it!
Williamson of Bethel are stopping with 1
their fanniies at the Bach cottage.
Mr. Joseph Schuldice. of the firm of 1
Br‘t‘kt'flle fiCo. of Danbury, has just?
coriiplrtetl the butldlnfl of a remarkably 1
beautiful cottage. l
Thorium Fay, of the sonic firm, has
bought the house adjoining and is mak-
ing extensive improvements.
Eben Hill of Norwalk and Alfred
Wildman of Daubury, with their fami-
lies, will occupy the Hull cottage until
August l.
Judge B. A. Bough and family of
Danbury will occupy the Shepard cot-
tage. .
The Bell Island House is conducted
this year by J. H. Elmendorf of Dan-
bury. The hotel has been refurnishrd
and every provision made for the accom-
modalmn of guests.
The steamer “Island Belle," running
between Roton Point and Bell Island,
is chartered this year by losers. Charlee
I-‘. Mills and George A. Wicks.
There is some talk of building a pier
next year at Bell Island sufficiently
large and strong for the landing of the
"City of Albany.” It iseapected that
the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
and the residents of Five Ifile River will
contribute towards the construction of
the pier.
The Rev. Mr. Harris of South Nor-
walk will preach at Bell Island tomor-
row. Bcing an eloquent speaker, he
will undoubtedly have a large congregap
lion.
Copies of the Sentinel will be deliver-
ed daily at Bell Island. News notes and
other items may be sent to our agent,
lit. E. II. Gumbart,at “Alpha Cottage."
Mr. E. II. Gumbart will act as our
agent at Bell Island during the summer.
In aIsKEW’”
Yesterday afternoon a party of young
men went to the Baxter grounds,
chose sides and played ball. Frank
Bubbell was pitching and Patrick
Carlyn was playing third base. Fred.
Pitaer came to the bat and knockedu
short dyiueids the infield and Carlyn
sud Bubhell both ran for it, their heads
coming together like two stones. Both
received cuts on their foreheads about
two and a half inches long and down to
the bone. Both became unconscious
audouooiulngtoseob wanted to know
who hit him.
llaekleu'eArutealalva.
Thsbrstsalvs lathe world for Cute,
Bruises, Horse. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Ttttsr, Beam,
Chilblatiis,Corneaudalltikln Eruptions
andpmtluslyourepllse. or no pay ra-
qalred. It Is mounted to give per-
sattstsottoe. or tame: refunded.
Prisetboeutssboa. Formleby Chas.
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A Brukamau on the laugatuck Road Ate
tacked and Perhaps I'utaliy Injured by
a Bstdmort Bough.
Bummirr, Conn., July 14.—"Ffl’def-
ick Palmstie, a brakemsn on the Nouga-
tuck division of the Consolidated road
and a resident of Waterbury, was bru-
tally nsssulted in a Washington street
saloon early last evening by Samuel
McLaughlin, who struck him a murder,
ous blow with a metallic bar faucet,
fracturing his skull. The wounded man
was picked up unconscious and removed
to the hospital. Physicians say he can-
not recover. McLaughlin escaped. Be
is a notorious rough and has been free
quently before the police court. Palmo-
tie has a family in Waterbury.
"'iieiific’liit‘t‘s‘ri.‘ "” '
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men-
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praisc.—-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitcrs will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bulls,
Salt Rheum and other sflections caused
by impure blood—Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent.” well as
cure all Malariel fevers—For cure of
Headache, Constipation and indigestion
try electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.——Prioc
50 etc. and 81.00 per bottle at. Chas.
Lsphoni Drug Store.
Furnished Room To Let.
FURNISHED ROOfl to let, to one or two gen.
1 - domes. Apply at ti High street, near Che l
south Norwalk. jut it
Boat Wit-ted.
1XROL'ND bottom staunch boat. about to feet,
A
sail or row.
jutz 3t Adlrces THIS OFFICE.
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1BOU58 on Tones street, with
modern improve-
ments. Import: of JOBN ll. KSAI’P. m t
Osborn Ave., East Namath.
TBRII desirabic and plcuant residences for
rule. Priceless-unable earns-ms .
Inqnlrcof TAYLOBCG‘) DEN,
Ilcai Estate and Insurance Exehame
Washington St, 80. New .
I JACOBSOX will sell his entire stock for the
u baianeaoftbemoutbbctow cost, to closeout
the business, in order to eagagcinucwixxsineea
A doc chance toget goods cheap. Washington‘slh,
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111th0 tinnitus.
- Insure ,_ more.
Soc'rit Fatwa“ Saviaue Bears. 1
Sum Roavaut, COIL, Juno tutti, isss.
DIVIDEND to Dcpvieitors at the rate of four
per cent. sunnm has been declared by this
bank. for the s x mtksruding July i, lltrlb, ja—
able on and after July 10.13“. Interest um nan
w‘m be credited is account-and draw interest from
July 1. 1833.
W 3' JOB! II. KNAPP, Treasurer.
George ll. lindcrltlll
18m in town selling Bouecbold S
cash or by installments at pvicu vond com—
ition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
6 Raymond tit, (my. maria tf
tiles for
Tolctorforeals,cornerDayand Raymondetmtl.
CHflICE BUILDING LOTS
03 WOODWARD AVE. 708 SALE.
INQUIRI 0'
E. A. Woodward.
f2] 6.
r. '1'. RYAN.
If
an nth Nmslk to use the Mini live
or at burg can ih‘l’mte‘c'lhm
an ru‘ c e. m I
specially. Dulce-ad rcsidencesdjoininglethodln
pamagc,Norwslk.t.'t. Open evenings. mm
as gathered the exclusive right for Newark
d fric
Vibrator, and extracts teeth without
Notice to Contractors.
BIDS for work to be completed on or before Ang~
net tth, 1588, will be received by the Water
(Zornmimimiers, up to July 12th, too. at their Milan
6!) Washington St . via: For the laying of a 4 inch
water pipc—inclndin laying of some, trenching
and hackin tilting-a rat on feet on turret: Ave .
and over feet on Quinlan! Ave.-bids to be per
lineal foot, and per cubic yard for rock; all work to
be done'in the requirements and satisfaction of
the Commissioners.
, The Commissioners resorts the right to reject an y
and all bids. .
SAMUEL RATIOSD, 1 Water
sun. asst). .
was. s. newsman. l‘mmfllmn’
comets T0 RENT.
0N BELL ISLAND.
8. 8 and '7 ROOMS.
Cottages to Rent by thc Week or loath.“ for
them. Adddrsss FOSTER]! ..
or 'I'. I1. POSTER,
is}?! tin Bell Island.
JO MITl-I,
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
(in tho Endowment Plan.
A man at secofflbwonidp-nbbl‘aecd insurance
for twenty or twenty-five years. at because he
needs it for that time is no reason why he should 1
stipulate tokecp it up duriu the whole life time. 1
lie hm over e' I hundred '
living more t tum:
hundred in a thousand
Because his 9
neglect to
c eaina thmmnd 1
years and nearly eight
living twenty-liven?”
are so bright. he, rho not
fortbschenccsof dying~which
yams—bye libaal insurance
insults In rat:
CONNECTICUT CEIERAL
Life insurance 60.,
or itsirrroiin.
S. S. l’llOlilMEDIZlT.
Scuthlforwalk.
1111118181 8311111115
Do not autictpatc removal, but guarantee to
Sell their Stool "at as Low Prices
As any
“ Removal Prices”
That may be advertised.
Large iiiflllifllls
Bare recently been made, especially in prices of
CARPETS !
Summer
goods !
We Will Not Be Undersold.
AHBLF.
Yor'fblityllsyeftomJaiybyoacaagst
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
for as." per Barrel at
DANIEL L’IIOIIEDIBU’S.
BEE EIVE.
MDIBS’ AND 623W DINING IAI-Ii
to tbellee litre when you are or dry.
‘0
(I foryoaeugetagoodsqasn svluack
arena
cable
1
slow. thick. Main St.
FACE‘ORY om
does
the
Bash Businfiss ..
NOTICE BELOW.
Yincnsirylluttsr........ ................5c lb
Creamery Butter Print ..... Sc. lb
auction's Vigor... '3‘”
.1 lbv.fitssudardarsnaiated ...... -33..“
' tsrltoap ...... .........
it Cakes Babbitt etiosp. ..fl
BistCnrrant Jelly......... .pcrlb
Bert Cmmcbomcmlld... ...lbc.perlb
l'inerocolstsCream DropIiuudcrcorettMpwlb
Pine Peppermint Dropetauder men....me.psrlb
l'tncltixed Csudylundercorer)... ....fllcperlb
Pine Country Baas ................. flexible
to) Watermelon, just received ............ . each
1.1111111111111111
3] Washington Street.
E. B.WHITN’EY’S ART S'l‘llRi.
87% Main Street.
jy5 if
80. NORWALK.
FRAMING at lowest prices.
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
HATS AT [1 ST!
withhold -
Spring Styles of lists Cheaper
than ever
AT
. Mrs. Fawcett’s.
CALL AND SEE WHAT mansion
ARE 8mm OFFERED.
3 warns: 512, nonwantt,
as sum or. so. tourism.
mom. Layton,
Genemmmmflmy
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Oshiuand Steam.
Drafts taroncSandupi-erdssnd Ionsythdaab
ail partsoflurop.
Notary Public. ACWM
Railroad Tickets. millet“!
to Destination.
commitment. museums-as.)
South . Nos-walk. Conn.
SUMMER SEASON.
Rll'l'flN PfllN'l'!
-————<oa~-————
Ifasic every Afternoon audits-kg”
rmsrcuss ORCHESTRA!
llaiciu ii the Lilli Pavilin.
Hist-cuss ntsuuntilt.
Sea lined or All Kills a
pgglulty.
...—40....“
mums and Pool Rooms.
sad
moans-wan. “so will new
nonhuman.
Building Lot
0n the West sldcof IAIN
ST. in the not liborhood
of the IIcthotlls cams
FOB. mm.
Bet-Ire sf ;
rations do _. ,
ltesl museum‘s-m r ,-
2..
Norwalk Chronicler