inthshorougbsondsy.
Onondaftwrovmorrowafteraoonsnd
semingthssewiilhernusletor dissing
gluten Point.
“than Hose company will hold their
annualclatn bake at their honaeon
Wedndsy «suing.
no MBrowudiedyesterday morn-
‘ ingatherhomeinfioroton. She wasa
dataroHLEBrown of thiacity.
Butler lodge, l. 0. 0. R, will hold a
meeting Wednesday evening to consider
the matter of a Odd Fellowe’ Home.
Rev. 0. E. Tree, of Bowayton, and
Rev. C. Ii. Pegg, of East Norwalk, ex»
changed pulpita yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Rowland, of the steamer
“Medea,” has imued a new time table
for the Baton Point and Bell Island
route.
Bishop Goodsell, formerly pastor at
the First Methodist church, dedicated
the new Methodist church in Shelton
yesterday.
—-The “Island Gem” flour suits the
most fastidious of housekeepers.
A special meeting of Company D will
be held to-morrow evening to consider
the matter of going to camp for eight
days. instead of six.
“ l The yacht‘r'belringtnip'io'i'llre'lrlttell,
'7" ,fatliss-inilaw of James H. Nash, arrived 3
”“" Viuourvharborfmasrfiosanu: Saturday at—, .
,Bnuslof'l‘emperanoe, moon. ltisafiue craft and attracts
this MhK- considerable attention.
« is confined to the
edectsofaaeverecold.
. l 391v.” A?“
Charles Beers, a man employed by
Hacker Brothers, was amusing himself
yesterday by jumping from the meat of
the sloop “Liberty”. It is rumored that
he will soon challenge the high diver,
Frank P. Nelden.
Andrew J. Tucker was before Judge
Knapp this morning charged with as»
sault and battery on his wife. He plead-
ed not guilty and the case was adjourn-
ed until this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He
was placed under $25 bonds, Caleb Wood
acknowledging himself as surety. At
the close of the hearing Constable Cen-
lsy attached a sailboat belonging to Mr.
Tucker.
—-Ws are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. '1‘. B. Guyer 8r. Son.
y of the Norwalks,
batting average for the
,__._
of the borough, took a
over to Huntington, L.
[mtain express began
, , leaving New York
‘ that-.Oilo’ciock express-
carriages, $5and upwards,
. .. sonof Charles E. Jen.
‘i-g ’ ahammock at his home
*3 yesterday, and broke his
of Norwalk, and Kiss
' thiscity, will be married
parsonage on July 3, at
Newspapers that publish ”tomorrow’s
news” will not be regarded with honor
by the gentlemen oi the editorial pro-
fession, judging by the way the press at
large'elashes the New York World for
publishing President Dwight’s baccalau-
reate sermon on Sunday morning, hours
before it was delivered. There is a
growing sensitiveness on the part of
public men about parting with copies of
their addremu before they are delivered,
and a few more such exhibitions as this
of the World will bring the newspapers
down to atenographic reports which are
unsatisfactory to the speakers, and un-
wieldly and expensive to the newspapers.
Honor, gentlemen, ought to be the first
principle of gathering and publishing
news of any kind—Hartford Post.
- to Black Rock this
the South Norwalk
7:30.
, - Connecticut, of the
‘ by in the sound oil
‘ dimbled condition,
\-
_hama10cperlb.
. at T.B.Guyer a
you: ladissof the
~ .._ under the guid.
,drove to Bridge-
-To spend .500 in raising and training
a horse and then to have him win only
a '10 race is like trying to economize
by using any other soap than Brussels.
PERSONAL PdltAllBAPlls.
The Bot-p and (lo-lags of People we
use to areas about.
B. J. Bturgss was in town on Saturday,
Ilorria Sloan, of the borough, spent
Sunday with relatives in Ridgefield.
Ili- Annie Schultz, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. spent Sunday with relatives in the
4, State vs. George Jones
, fruitwasnolied this
”pond juror, llr. Jones1
I
w» nepostmuterlalone
i - nrxtwesk.
tncY. P. B. C. E. at
' ! Baptist church this
led by ELF. Waters.
Sh“What the Lordhas
In. Jennie Kickers, of Bolyoke, Mass. ,
is visiting lira. Andrew Hutchinson, of
Winnipauk.
Kr. and Ira. E. 0. Keeler expect to
larva Norwalk on their Californian trip
shoutJulym.
Thaliasss Florence and Sadie Gris-
wold, of Newark, are visiting friends on
Washington street.
W. B. Bailout and wife, of No. 40
Stuart avenue, left town today to spend
a week with friends in Brooklyn.
In. Anna Beudrickson and daughter,
of Brooklyn. are spending a few days
with Ira. Waters on Franklin street.
Ir. and In. Henry Taylor, of New
Canaan were thegusstsof Harlin Kel-
logg, of Nerwalk, and family yesterday.
lr.andlrs.W.W. Baotou start to.
by far Ham's-he lake. )9. Baton
. 'M‘Mmtmutlhqflwpd
l i" M, it mil I:
li’." HI'MMFWW; territory'-
of the Norwaik Y. I»
., “w“ m. ”WstMWMs
W
. “ lasatllraLW.laptss audit.
1 aadlruJoba Bpsussr,wao mutt:
otKaahugNJlnand
olthhcity arsto
Niall. Wilcox,»
..., ofJulyB.
worn. .r ,
ModaolthMWorld.
Barrios, metals»
lhaveassdntusashsoap
batters thus-m
4n Animated Press dispatch from
llumltimemstimeshocheeh
lana- Dvary new. ' ,
Edward C. Prlndle, of Roubnry, so
years old, wealthy and weltknown.
committed suicide last Saturday morn’
ing by cutting his throat with a razor.
Will ofi'cr 500
yards more of extra Super Carpets at 550. 300 Smyrna Rugs at 79c and 89c
up to $3. This is the best. bargain in
mm... ehowathecurionsfactthat a large line of Ginghams, best qualit
age we have ofiered this season. We have purchased
and handsome styles which we are closing out very
the to" of Union. Toll-no county. is cheap. Arline line 01' Ladies' and Mmeee’ Blouse Waiste of Outing Cloth just received, also
Ladies’ Calico and White Lawn Wrappers. All Grades of Shades mode to order at lowest
prices. Agents for Hall’s Skirt Forms and Buttcrick’s Patterns.
PAY NO ATTENTION TO’POOLISH ADVERTISEHENTS
without a minister, a lawyer or a doctor.
Sharia Slocum, of Litchlleld. arrested
on Friday a man named harden. wanted
in Pine Plains, N. Y. Burden was paint-
ing a house when arrested, and after
walking along quietly with the aherit!
for a few moments, he drew a well soak~
paint brush across the sherill’s eyes and
escaped.
The three men who were arrested in
Litohiieid about three weeks ago for
swindling farmers by selling adulterated
foods, have been acquitted by Justice
Kilhourn.
A tower is to be erected on the summit
of Bali mountain, between Somers and
Staflord, from the top of which a view
of New England from Boston to Long
island sound can be had.
William Dennison, a young barber,
has awindlcd the people of Branford out
of about $2,000 by a watch club scheme.
——Laeto twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
Sure of Your cmgmmsl. ‘
£1!!de flight says Mike report
that Connecticut is likely to lose one
ltepresentattve'lu Congress by the new
enumeration, is not sustained by the
present appearance of the returns re
ceived. Towns having in 1880 about
one-fifth of the population of Connecti-
cut bave been reported for 1890, and
show an increase from 130,417 up to
172,199. These give every indication
that the state will retain ils fullreores-
solution; __
Young Brindle—”Pa, can’t l have a
flannel shirt like yours ?" Dir. Brindle
(speaking from experience)-“lfy son,
you may have this after it's washed."
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head natfioeeding b
YOUNG illiil. T0 no LlGllT uouuwoux
Apply at Hrs. chuue's, 87 West are. ju‘lo l
GIRIAN GARDNER. lARRlBD, BUT NO
children wishes a situation as gardener or
otherwise. ork by day or week. Wife is willing
to do general housework, or elsewath and iron.
Catt show best references. Aploiy to
moon: JOEE . all‘l'll, Florist.
:1
run sang.
Adrertlaemeutsundcrthiahsad, not unending 5
lines.ltinre!c,8tiaradite,lwaskfl.fl.
mun ACRE Ol' WANDING GRASS 0i!
the farm formal occupied by c. lacrosse.
Inquire of Ira. I .l.
Box 68. last Borwalk.
Intlh on the farm, or address
jot)! lw
Till CIGAR AND courstmomr BUsl -
use on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the preset-ea
IMHO-Hall) Plat“) m 0001) CONDI—
tinu. Price $30. luqalreat N North lain
street. Booth Norwalk. jail."
nurmusroe's smear nwmso
mnms'wqortmr '“ no
as e a r
coca ledbyitanjamln .Reed.deeeased. inquire
of tliiaru B. heed. rater. 125 if
Hoossa, commas wrs sun nuns a'r
announce rmcss arm on user
units A180 mus-rum nouns. mass,
asserts-ran. ratios a cohorts. in...
manguts. a uni
wommmuaudm toot fluke.“—
Wsstavsuua. Acolyte museums or
u. no" and
jail it
mom.
had, not exceeding 5
lwestum.
Advertkameutsuadrrthb
llass,itims5t.8tllsssoc,
ALAllGI FRONT romance 300]. CON—
veuteat small
room.
s'l'Oltl AID lthl'l' scone AT NO. 9 llatl.
road place. Manson theorem-es. juz'l lw
Fomsnsn ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
head, at Ira. G. W. lerrltt's, No. it Leonard
street, ltorwatk. lull? 3:
Annual Alto BARN-B0138) use 7 300's,
splitters ammo. for ‘yhras his“ so: can;
rings. ppty Thomas illage, rec
loath liarwa Day“ it
Allotml Is “81’ NORWALK. srx IOOII,
we o-der rear 818. Also a house on
m m. in. inquire of a. ange-
I:
III eacono 71.003 or manner BUILD-
itx, true-s. Inquire at Library rooms. 34:21 it
@0016 ir'iioir rm"
Also 4 rooms at lie. 1:! D‘s;
Apply to Taylor 8 Golden, or .
w Ifg. Co.
1101!!! 0' 3108'! Room!
”mm-rm:
West wrest, loath Kuwait.
11011530! (HEARD med. 9 mustard.
modern improvements. that low. All-
“ fill if
mos.
la atttd
nominee :0
TM. Ml IO
03 room Win,
In outs in
John 1. Inner. 8
mid
‘ moat arm. let, on savanna
”mums-atrium
-
But somewhere you can get. reliable goods at bottom prices.
e—SGOFIELDQ t. HOYT-—-
NORWAIIK AND SOUTH NORWAIIK.
GRAND
All ollnlyllxcursinn
so ulti- crimson
a; the mm“,
our or harm v
Friday, July 41h.
but for the entire round trip, raiir. ad in , eluded,
so oeutu
Leave South Norwalk at 9 a. m., relurnlu by
moduli hr. Leave Con island at 5 30 p, in, Pier
23. 3. ., atti 10 p. m , :llat street, at 6.30 p. ra.
jam lw
Neg-MICE.
hull of July
.BXGFRSIIJN!
To NEW YORK
AND UP THE
HUDSON RIVER
“6...?“ known steam"
CAPE CHARLES.
(llyxhse, master), will mate aasxeurslou to
New York and up the Hudson River,
08
JULY 4th, 1890
lein all an oppcrluait to enjoy a pleasant tr'p
gp the “American llhnu" and to ace the i
FAB FAKE” PALISADES!
Only regular rates of fare will he charged. Leave
South Norwalkvla {Incarnate Miro-u. at or: a.
111., andretarnlns leavstoctot alst street, it It, at
3 1.5 p. as. Do not miss this Excursion. it is not
only the best, but also the cheapest, and will he the
only chance for a grand all direct up the lied-in
this seasoLL
SIDNEY STARBUCK,
Vice President and General laaager New England
Terminal Company. jail lw
To New York is less Two liners and
a llalf.
The New and Paladin Steamer
“CAPE
CAPT. PIKE!) L. BYIBBB,
Will commence making Daily Trips to New York.
Cornlort, Safety and Speed.
POPULAR PRICE—South Norwalk to ‘Sew
Yangttgle trlp, morals; excursion 70 costs. Do
Inda
HONDAY. JUNE 16th.
Thes’eauter will luvs Wilson Point on arrival of
noumtonlcualllasvlngdouth Rnrwalk at 8!! I.
in. Returning laavsltew York. Pier rs, last “We!
foot of Jelerson street. It any ,1" mm foot of
last river. at .15 m., count-ct»
ilsan Faint. Always take
the For further information
apply tothslisw bg Terminated.
Milli“ STARBUCI.
Vice President and (knots! laasger, m Booth
street, New York. inert tf
tirooa'varum
A w tapsramewhowsallltkah
raw-awa- sail, the
“shim-nub.“
M
$2.“...
I”?
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fig.
lllslil
a‘ lsslst '
r?
‘Is
In
oumsasmmuauasamu _'
Free Instructions to All Customers.
Wrestlers NH.” ear twrusaad prices.
Jackson Bros.,
to stall Street, hsrwalk. (lean.
.llll'E 'I‘
is.
,,, llerrlll Business College.
“seam-rm
s Mil; rill". Li
llllll nouns ABE wmr om
AT OUR NEW STORE.
raw ,:zéfig'iwfl‘lfllllmsrballswi'n "l'
=Hrz'i‘.
STAPLE All] FANCY FFFBFRIFS
Orr exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices. We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
Mllllli & llllllMAll.
APllllN ' sum
I|I
I I
To enliven the usual quiet of the latter
part of the week, we, will make an APRON
SALE, and will offer over
FIFTY STYLES llF APFFNS,
A variety large enough to suit the fancy of
all for whatever use they may be required.
The prices will range
FRFH llllE GENT '1'0 llllE llllLLlF EACH.
It will cost you nothing to examine them.
You can copy the styles if you chooéo, but
we arc confident that you Will find that the
prices at which we offer them leaves no in-
ducvmcnt to rrmko them yourself.
IlllSIEIll A SPEBIALIY.
i nu 1.3.5 not; lie UUiJAJ'lUU
Our bargaiusrm‘oinohoonfimd to Aprons,
as most of the readers of The Evening
Sentinel are aware,but are found in Hosiery,
Underwear and other departments.
mics ill or lit on
W
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lllcllllll tsni
84 Washington Street,
. casual
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and glance at our add-m for one glance, we feel certain
wril cause enough interest to make you read the whole:
This being our first 19c sale in South Norwalk, we‘ will f
more than keep up our reputation for giving extra bars ~
gains at any of our special mics. 1
Salt Begins Saturday, 8a. m. Closer Tuesday, 6 l. r.
DOM ESTIGS, GlNGI-IAMS, Etc. ,
6 yds dark Challie Beige, regular 9c quality.
3 yds Victoria Lawn, actual value 12l0 yd »
4 yds good quality bleached or unbleached towelling.
9 2 yds l2lc quality linen towelling, .
l ,3 6 ydslrght, 90,1le chpllic, bargain elsewhere at 5c pe» yd.
4 yd» whitereummcr‘. annel. *
1 yr] good ,quality unbleached table damask, 29c
l 311 md- tabledamask.
3 yds red and blue check glass towcling. ‘
3 Cardinal red Napkins worth 1.25 (102.
5 yds light calico, would call special attention to this lot
as it is well worth 50 yd.
2 Large towels worth 150 each.
DRESS GOODS.
best American Saline fullfidress patterns 10 yds 95c
fancy wool stripes and plaids 40 in. wide, this will
be found one of the best bargains ever offered in
South Norwalk for the money.
French Saline. 10 yds 1.90, worth 2.50.
3 yds best quality apron Giughams.
3 yds best quality dress Ginghams.
I yd extra. quality Scotch Gingham.
‘2 yds plain and fancy ‘27 inch sailings.
NOTIONS.
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1 9
1 9 Bus! Pity Run), 2 large Dilllltld.
Chinese Moth Camphor, 1 large box Pellets or 2 small boxes Flakes.
‘l 9 2 pair best Stockinet Dress Shields.
45 inch dotted Flouncing, real value 39;.
I 9 2 yds Hamburg, t to 9 inch deep, worth double the money.
5 Ladii-s' or (lents‘ Handkerchiefs, full size and fast color borders.
1 9
1 9
g 't8.
3
(l-
d
9.
~)
1y <
5 papers best English [mt Pins, containing both black and white pine.
FURNISHINGS.
We would call especial attention to our
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
During this sale we will not only make special prices on 19c atufl, his II.
shall on each and every article in this department make special reductiOII‘ j
for the 3 days sale. To any one wanting this class of goods they will
it to their benefit to give us a call, for we feel certain we can suit. bothi ‘
price and quality.
0 glass Sauce Dishes. worth do each.
1 Rockingham Tea Put.
1 Its-tinned Dish Pan.
1 Crystal Glass Water Pitcher.
1 Handsome Majolica Unspador».
1 large sir. v Tea Pot.
5 Utjcfdil Glass Tumbler r.
1 plain Lunch Bucket.
1 gallon Oil thin.
I 75 foot clothes line. _
2 crystal I‘tchlc I’t'tllt‘sl.
I sheet irun Frying Pan,
I Cedar Pail. Worth 29v.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
1 lot Gants' Fancy regular made Half Hose, regular value 292 a pair.
1 9
4 ladies’ Ribbed Underveste.
1 lot tients‘ Prime Four-in-Usnd Ties, to White and Fancy, 19.: each.
1 9
1 9
lNltrstLWu . . »
2 Ruby Glasses.
1
1 Night lamp.
1 Shoe Brush.
4 pair Iridies' Fancy Hose.
'3 pairs Children's Fast Black Cotton Bose, in Plain and Rib.
‘2 Misses' Ribbed Undervests.
l U
l large also Turkey Platter.
2 China decorated Plates.
1 9 l Pillow Sham Holder, worth ”.00.
1 Codes Pot.
, . W . . :
Ladies' Regular Made Feat Colors, in Black, Fancy and Balbriggau, worth296
4 pair Gents' Fancy Half Hose.
1 lot Boys' Fast Black Bicycle Hose.
1 lot Lalles' Black Silk Talfeta Gloves, 19¢ a pair.
I 9 G E NTS’
2‘. Four Ply Ilium C In t...
1 9
l decorated Pitcher.
l
,3 ilatnlnath ininaBsngm, ,.
batik '0 an Corn ‘ .
’ 1 9 1 Milan“ Pan." ‘
1 Turkey Feather Duster.
l lamp Basket.
2 Large Iiilk Pass.
1 (lounter Duster.
9 l Carving Knife and Pork.
4 Pic Tina
1 9 as com Eureka Paper rain.
I 9 SOUTH NOR W A1411,
1 9 2 pair Gente’ Seamless Half Hose, worth 15c a pair.
U N OE RWEAR.
1 9 2 Windsor Ties.
1 9
1 9
2 Whisk Brooms.
3 Baking Pans.
1 9
1 on Stove Kettle. .
1 9 open liondayaud Wsdnsadayilevsningstill 8.30. slump
p93 90 190 . ..
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