LOCALMNEWS.
Weather Innocents.
eaterday in the lakeregion
' t severe "hot wave,” ex-
' from thelakentoGulf, will both
- Runsthelr easterly advance.
mus anger of prostrntiggs and
lacuna with southern winds on the
Atlantic seaboard to-day and tomorrow
theaetualhumidity or vapor force will
ybe great. In this district to-
considerably warmer, more sol
weather will biypiromsIx
southerly winds, s
thwest and increasing in
u the Middle States warmer,
2‘2;
if
’2
g:
H
,r
moan sol andfair to partly cloud
mm th ,with'frenh ‘3’”: l
_ , to non westery wm o-
' ' rain nearLakeEne, addln
fl
:2
warmer, fair weather and
southerly winds. On Tues
in this“! Vacation and in New England
falrto partly cloudy weather
W to brisknoutherly to westerly
'll probably prevail, with a den--
,, “.', ”ranch!“ Actual humidity, fol-
"III ”cosy
y no y en
ht thermal changes,
“cool wave north of
‘2‘?
wmthuwlth y
followed
the fortieltz parallel.
“future Almanac for To-uorrow.
Bun sets High32 tide 1 low tide
7.05 8.39
Old Well Hook a Ladder Co. will hold
their regular meeting this evening.
A new house is being erected on Cree.
cent Terrace for General Nelson Taylor.
The Board of Councilmen will hold
their thelrregular monthly meeting this even-
Kory, widow—'_ of John Hawkins. of
When been granted an original
panics. __
:TSmOke huder’s Straight Tips.
'Vincent'i‘fionnecker and a party of
We wheeled to Bridgeport and back
yesterday.
JamsHarrie, of the borough, took a
hrgeparty of friends over to Hunting-
mn, In 1., yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Arnold, of
No. 18 Camp street, are enjoying camp
life near Bell Island.
C. A. Haviland and family and sporty
of friends from New York will go into
camp Thursday on “The Knob."
~ Crofut aKnapp contemplate adding
twofiorju to their small building be-
tween their upper factory and allies.
°' A large number of boarders spent yes
tnrlhy at the Derlon House. The day
was spent in bathing and recreation.
.. '-‘-'lhe‘rafle for a horse and buggy at
Room! Bill has been postponed till Aug-
ust 30.
'3 . John limit, of this city, has accepted
5. a pmitien with the People’s Life insur-
ance company, and begins work lo-mor-
row at Stamford.
Among the clergymen present at the
- laying of the corner atone of St. Patrick’s
church in Bridgeport yesterday was
' Either O’Brien, of Norwalk.
, V The sacred concert given by Wheeler
‘ l: Wlhen's band at Seaside, Bridgeport,
Id evening, was attended byqoite a
large delegation from this city.
If the person who lost a sum of money
, it this city will confer with the police,
' - they mayget‘ some information that will
lead to the recovery of the same.
The Athletic base ball club of East
Bridgeport visited Stamford Saturday
sftuaeeu, and defeated the Wescott
elubofthatplaeebyascoreoftltoil.
~anbaby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Podmore’ s.
Thn“Dauntless" returned home from
down“ with the Double Four club
am Saturday night. The cruise is
mid to have been a very fine one.
About fifty fresh air children came up
(It the “Cape Charles" Saturday evening
and want north on the Danbury and
Nerwalk road to spend awcek at George-
town. m “g
« flan People’s Life lusuranceLCornpany
have removed their ofilco from Laudcr' a
street, to the office former-
ed by the Metropolitan Life
pompany on Washington
0
fin»,
yrs-l
« Tb superlatendnnt of the People’s
Walnut-nee company (llr. lladby)
“ “M of agents from this city
in! dowathe harbor on aflshlng ex-
cl!“ Saturday. The number of fish
MI. not yet been ascertained.
H-Allwho wish a good meal, should
all at In. Pent’s restaurant, No.” l
WalcmNmns.
The unployes of the Waterbury pin
Mary picnlced at Rotou Point last 8st-
Irday. They came down in Bridgeport
byway of the New York and New Eng-
. hull and Housatonlc roads and boarded
, “Mar “Jessie B.” for the Point.
‘, hi funeral of hire. Caroline 1.. Ar-
“ “held at the First If. E. church
m, Rev. 1 .IlJ’egg eiiiclstlng.
bearers were I). l'. Merrell,
n. D, , Robert Brown and Isaac N.
Gel-u. remains were buried at
Rivsrfids
lathe days before tennis was played
filybody who had a door yard reserved
Ihsilneothutquarter of It for aeroquet
m Then the grounds were con-
“an tenor courts. Now the
“d Onea- l
is New «gotten croquet bat
.at Theo. Knapp’s old stand. . . ..
n. at. Blackness/the piano tuner, Inns
besttheOlty Hotel, August 10th.
Odicer Gormley did police duly :It Iho’
iron mouldere’ picnic last Saturday.
-Bmoke huder’s Straight Tips.
A bright eyed baby has arrived in the
household of hfr. and hire. Marshall J.
Couch of Brooklyn.
Manager ‘8. K. Stanley has booked Si
Perkins' new play, “Our Country Cous-
in" for the Opera House; August 13.
Rev. OJ". Woodan of Canaetete,
N. Y., preached two excellent sermons
heat at the South Norwalk Baptist church
yesterday.
The South Norwalk police finding the
sun’asaysa little too warm have dis-
cuded their heavy huts and new wear
lpretty slouch hats.
James Gordon will leave town this
evening for Putnam, Conn., where he
will represent the G. U. 0. 0. 1",, at their
district convention held tomorrow.
A gang of chicken thieves have cem-
menced operations in East Norwailr,
which combined with the borough fire
fiend, makes life anything but a happy
dream. W} d_
-‘-—Ftlesb milk by the iquart every day
firs. Robert Allen' s barn, which was
destroyed by fire Saturday night, was
insured for 8350, and E. If. Merritt‘s
shop and tools for $200, through 0. E.
Wilson’s agency.
All the woolen mills in Norwallr are
shut down, viz.: Norwalk Mills company
and Lounsbury & Bissell company at
Winnipaulr, and the Union Manufactur-
ing company.
«Room and board nt:hlrs. Peat‘s, $4.
The funeral of Stephen Barraclough
was held at his late residence on Chapel
street, yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Rev. C. J. North ofliciating. The re-
mains were Intered in l-“rve Mile River
cemetery.
sxcsuranvroorm
Land Purchased for an Approach—Tome
tors llust Pay Licenses.
The commission appointed by Govern-
or Bulkeley to purchase land at Niantlc
needed for an approach to the military
camp ground have completed their work.
A slip forty-six feet wide leading from
the spur track to the road cast of the
encampment was bought from Mrs.
Luce. This slip will give direct com-
munication from the railroad track, and
will do away with all the disembarking
of baggage and accoutrements at the
depot, as trains can he run on the spur
truck and the men marched direct to the
camp ground.
Peddlers and teamsters will not have
as cheap a thing of it this year as they
have enjoyed during the previous en-
campments. The town has agreed to
enforce a license of $25 on each team do-
ing business at the camp ground in the
conveying of passengers to and from the
railroad depot or in the vending of fruit,
fluids or other artictles. A public tele-
phone station has been established at the
camp ground, similar to that of last year.
_'I'lre Tramp Problem.
What shall be done with the tramps':
asks The Waterbury Republican. Aren't
the laws of the state sufficiently rigorous
to suppress them or aren't the laws eu-
forced? However that may be the num-
ber of tramps that infest Connecticut is
alarmingly large. The professional
tramp is about the most useless and most
undesirable specimen of humanity. Ilo
toils not, neither does he spin. His only
only object in life is to get a living with-
out work and at somebody's else expense.
And withal the finer sensibilities of a
tramp's nature have been thoroughly
suppressed and the greener ones develop-
ed. He is of the stuff that criminals are
made of. The tramp is a dangerous
animal to he at large.
ion of The Republican, and it is right.
A Cor-er Stone Laid.
The corner stone of the StJ’atrick Ill.
C.) church in Bridgeport was laid yester-
day afternoon with imposing ceremonies
in tlmpreseuee of animmense audience.
The several Catholic organizations
headed by a band marched to the church
and took part in the exercises. There
were about forty priests present from
different cities and towns in the state.
Rev. 'ather Higgins of New Haven
preached an interesting sermon. Theo
edifice will be of brick and stone and
will cost when completed 380, 000
Baptist Bible flohool.
The Connecticut Baptist Bible School
Union which'h. hour In session in
Crescent Beauhhas elected these silicon:
For president, the Rev. W. 0. Fauna",
Hiddletoa; J. K. Bucklyn, Stouington;
the Rev. C. E. Torrey, Norwaik; Dr,
Walker, New Haven; w. l . Bronson,
Hartford; John Luce, Niantic; J. W.
Manning, Putnam; recording secretary,
J. J. Shepard. Hartford: corresponding
secretary, the Rev. J. ll. (low, Bridge-
P°"' . . Mm... _ .
Odd Fellows state "aid Day.
September 24 has been selected as the
date fertile tleld day of the Patriarch:
Ifllllantd. O. 0. l".. at Hartford. it is
expected that Governor llulkeley and
Mayer Dwight will view the parade. in
the analog there will beaconcert at
Foot Guard armory. The decoration of»
the degree of chivalry will be publicly
conferred on prominent ofiicere of the
brigade. The festivities will conclude
with a ball.
A Warning from the a... Spot flan.
There are new four well defined dls
turbances on the sun, two of which are
now visible. The next one will be due
about the 4th of August. This disturb-
snormons extent and was followed by
very destructive tornadoes.-Rechsster
W.
~lt’s mauled-Branch soap.
That is the opin- -
anon during its last appearance was of u
Forwailr will he“ Believed to the Extent
, 01.0.01“!
The suspension of the state tax on the
grand list of 1890, which is taken in
October, will beeupplemented by a call
for $200,000 of the State bonds of the
lane of 1887.
The suspension of the state tax will
relieve the towns of a burden aggregating
at least 8350.000. 0! this amount the
counties of Hartford, New Haven and
Fairfield will receive $250,000, New lla-
ven county's share being not far from
“00,000. In round numbers the relief
to the city of New Haven will be $50, 000;
Hartford, $48, 000; Bridgeport, $22,000
Norwich, $13,000; Moriden and Water-
bury, $11,000 each; Danbury, $7,000, and
Norwalk, $0,000; Stamford, which is
not a muncipality, will be relieved to the
extent of $9,000 on the year's taxes and
Greenwich 85,000. The total relief in
New London county will be 337,000;
Litchfield county, 325,000, and Middle-
sex $19,000. Tolland county will be
benefited to the amount of $8,000 and
Windham 318,000.
The tax suspension and the bond call
together will be (quivalent to the re-
moval of $550,000 from the State‘s obli-
gations.
‘Readers of the first two instalments of
‘ Alphonse Daudst's' Port roams" will
turn with impatience to its continuation
in the August number of Harper's Maga-
zine. Extracts from the diary of Score
tary I’ascolon portray in a realistic man-
ner the life of the colonists in their is
land home, their discomforts, their
amusements, and “everything sold and
done in the Free Colony under the gov-
ernment of Tartarin." Theodore Child
contributes to the same number of the
Magazine a paper describing an Ameri-
can's “Impressions of Berlin," with some
account of the leading attractions of the
German capital. Edward Everett Hole,
in “Magclian and the l’acllic," relates
the old story of the circumnavigstion of
the globe, but adds to it some facts
hitherto not generally known. Captain
Charles King, 1’. S. A., contributes an
interesting paper giving an account of
“Custcr's Last Battle." Octavia liensel.
in an article fully illustrated from photo-
graphs, tclls the history of the famous
printinghouse of "l’lanlinhloretus,"
and liescrlbes a. visit to the museum In
Antwerp, where the literary and mt
treasures of IlIIIt estlblisllment are we
served. Ellen R, instinmnlributcs a
paper on the “Geology of Chicago and
\"icmity." Dr. Francis Parkman, in “A
Convent ut Rome," relates his experience
during a brief stay many years ago in
the convent of tho Passienisls at Rome.
Short stories are contributor! by Rich-
ard Harding Davis, Thomas A. Jan
vIer, and Line Redwood Fairfax; and
poems by Coatcs Kinm y. Renuell Rodd,
John ll. Tabb, and Harriet Prescott
Spotlord. In the editorial departments
George William Curtis, relates some rem-
iniscences of Dickens' last visit to Amer-
ica: William Dean Howells discusses the
ethics of criticism, and Charles Dudley
Warner oifers some suggestions relative
to ‘comersation lunches" and the in-
fluence of culture upon individuality
The smngorfest muddle.
In regard to the trouble In the second
class at the State Flcngrrfcst, .l. A.
Schulte, of the Bridgeport Concordia
writes to the Former of that city. saying
that Emile Peters caused it all. His
story is that Peters was the director of
the Bridgeport llermauia and the
Bergishcllarmonic of New Haven, com-
peting societies, and thirteen months
ago he was discharged from the Con-
cordia for cause. Mr. Schwickardi was
appointed director of the Concordia in
his place. Mr. Scllwiclrardl's brother of
New York and Mr. Ueinicke of New
Haven were proposed and voted in as
regular members, and were in the chorus
that scored sixty-eight out of a possible
seventy in the recent contest. They «lld
not receive pay for their services.
POE. SALE.
;Advertlscmenu under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, l time It, a timeswc. 1 week an»
Aim Ql Ali'l’fllLK ROUTE. HORSE, WAGON.
boltlls cans, clc. Address Lock liox HI},
Nowell. Conn. and iw
i miss assumes AND Ilium... lN
nlrv of George Lockwood. at agar store,
Neath will if
orwalk.
DNINlB‘l'RATOli‘ B NALE.— A Di'l' KLUNO
House and about If acres of land, on my Neck
road In Benin Norwalh being the ballroom. lately
occu led by Benjamin '..lteed decused. lnqnln:
llllam ll. Reed, Administrator res tf
Honors surmise wrs sun nulls s'r
lion sauna rulers sun on new
nurse swoluvss rs msounsnoass.
samurai). rsrnou a cannon, hillgit
M0
fro; us
Hill; or
anon Agents.
TVS... avenue “.222”? WM.
1.”.
. 1.--,‘u...n__
TO LET.
Advertisements under lhls head, not cxccodlng 5
lines, 1 time lac. e tlmen we, 1 week {1.00.
190ml R00!!! ON FIRST FLOOR; ALL NEW
ly painted, in complete order Apr: ly at No. '.l
Weedwardarennc. Scull: Norwalls.
IIOUS! CORNIR BURRITT AND WOOD-
warll avenum. 7 room. fill." in, lomplele
mfg. Brutus. if. A. Wood
w
)All’l‘ O! llOlltlI. FIVE ROOMH, ON illOil
street: also house of six moms. lnvnirc of
James C. Crown, south Norwaik. an: Jlf
Ul'l’brit AND LOWER TLOOR 0? "oils! ON
endow strw t, (loath Norwalil, from August
Isl. Rent vs reasonable For Icrms inquire of
Dr. Benedict, 0. ill Wat avenue. Booth Ngwslk,
Clam.
ROCHE UN RAYMOND BTRBlff'. lNQlJllil!
st Yolk list Factory.
“01' BI A'l' no.1» BOUT}! IAIN
:nll conveniences. Also Vrtof house
street immanent go . Appafio
J!‘
out if
Possession Sept. 1.
l)AItT lil’
at No lilcsr
Taylor A. Gotten.
IIOUDE 0? EIGHT BOOKS ON TOLL” il'l'.,
Nerwalk. Water and In: uvcmeutnln
house. float Ila. Apply to John . Knapp. as
Weststreel, South Novwallr. mil)
‘30! APRIL let. ON smleun PLAL'I.
1‘ lowerliosrnvercomsaad lworonrnsla gig
s
mm “0" In A CONV [31‘
AW Mflyinohndlo wbowos llknto
“I'm". "Cu-04m; the wiatsr In
“Jillian“. ”legion. 0.0. “dig
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WWII. KTED.
Advm’ der this union-oil 5
Imlrmmsil‘l‘nusomsfllo ‘ ‘ “‘3
AN” cameraman 300! ON ANY lsL'I'il-
ntrert in south liorwalk or Norwslk.
Address' Ulise- "llentinel edits. and It
Olin. TO no enamel. llOUBltWOltK
JamcsOoldcn.No... chapelslreel, South
Norwalk.
A (20!an OMAN Oil HUNGARIAN
girl foraarnall family oooe more Apply
to Ire. lames lailory, No. 5 Wall slml, Norwslk,
Conn. nul .t
Allllil. TO DO GENKRM llOUBKWOilK.
Applystllllgllsl., flouthNorwalk. jysrrlt
AT 'I'uIIlIIalls AT JOHN C. wrung-I:
Co's, Corner of Halo and Cross streets, booth
Nerwalk. 1128 t!
M7- LOST.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time we, 3 times line, 1 week 81-00
ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY 28 lll'l‘W BIN
Dor‘ on' s l'olnt and Arch street, boron h, to...
black bars. Ono lace straw trimmed with owm,
the other ioghorn, Irlmmed with ribbons. l’imlu
please leave them at sentinel office orserd when- to
he had. an It
DlaIrlct of Norwallt. as: Probate
Court August 4th. A. 1)., 1890.
Estate of hflflllx. Bless: a late of Nerwslk .n
said district. deceased.
Wuxxns. Writtcuappli (AUDI! has been ma 6' .o
thisCourtby the administraror Ivlrh the wlll or
sexed for an order of sale of certain real soloist:
l l
m, ws‘ '%dufl'1,dcm pl, .nl
0
That tion
. the Ru InN m‘] at. 3
“may‘ Angus. .l.‘a o‘mk rofl‘g‘;
and that public nolirc thereof be giv cute toall ween.-
interested therein by publishing this order In a
newspaper having acirculation in said DisUlCl, at
lulsl llvr days before said day of hearing
ASA B. W OUDWAllD Judge
Merrill Business 0an!
STAMFORD, ( HORN
hand, ypt writing, (-..lr tllorcughly law. lll. l'rr-I
(lent may be lnlerv- lived at the College all” All
. 3th Catalogues soul on appl callen I).
A. S. II‘I Rlllk
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
hue Womb Rel airing a Specialty.
33 South “all: St. .. South Nursvulh.
.IOIIV IIAUI’T,
Fermeny In Its--
:.' of Fe. rIr- glans mum: In.
Opt: lulu
Meat Market
(in \lllllelldt avenue,
.Hasmunc's sill p:.|‘i
P
I, \Ihln’ ll: Iv..2 km}.
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
“got tables lll their season.
am if
A GREAT STOCK
........op-. __ .
PERSIAN
llav- mlrilulllwanLImlI £10”!
low pr. re who \ -:l.1‘ am. n: :t
FLY PAPER
N sky :.II I'll! mun,
EXTR A CTS
For I..-lk.l::l lino! llu-r :..Z Lolly
. .
SODA WAT
Thong u no need for me to my anylllnp sh vl:
till-quality lla- fr‘llllllllli‘l: was I.‘~l:|f)1l:fl¢'ll “fig
l.
J
aw. "Straws tell which Ituy the wlnd blows.“ and
the (mods at my feuntam prov-I I‘onrtnp...- .
when: [llC host Bods Is to he found A unruly r l r
brand new Flavors If you haven l tr ll ll t'ln -,.:
new ls lagoon! Limo,
CONFECTIONERY
A CllOll c has mnl n. :Isor. :I‘Ilu pr cw
CIGARS.
lmporlulaml Dom. Ill.
lim- guolls in Norwalk.
HALE,
’l‘II E l )Ill' (Ii (3 [S'l‘.
JOIIN II. FI‘RRIS
Wholesaloamt ltrtall Dealer in all kinds of
60H. All] W001}
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blu. Stone. Etc.
Lolligh, Slacks-sauna,
helium“. Franklin,
ii’ilkeonarre Goals.
lull for RUBBER PAINT
“rd I foot of Washington and Mar.
shall streets. Branch other at Stiloon
Drug Store Mini
II Nll'l'llll IIIIII
One Qunllty,—Tho Best.
Locust
and
L
Bull,“ Veal, MIR-2'). Hutton l’ork.ilalt and Prowl},
limo 'l‘rm gne llama.
0llhouldern, Bacoqualong. Knl’rsak
fem-.nl:
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
so Washington ltrnnt.
RIZOI'ENS SEPTEMBER ‘11]. ,
A Business Tralnlm: Schocl for llolhsrus Bold: ianlllicll llr‘land 10 ,na. In.,
kecplnv Bankmg,PInman.-‘hlp, Telegraphy. bhort [ 1:" p m.,51vlp In.
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FINEST
SUMMER BESBRT
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LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEI‘SoNI
SEA F001] 0F ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
Flllllllll’llfilll KNBBBL
ROTONWDOINT I
THE STEAMER “‘MEDEA,’
Time Table
CAPT. I]. ROWLAND.
body In ts from Soul! t Norwslk in liolon Polar
my‘lfi if
l: .'Alp. to 210p. III
lumr l rrm: r» Hi.
In! 3. III in SI lull \«rrwalk.
ll ‘25s. m.
1. .0 p m. " "
.' if: p. m. “ "
l .'I p. m. In “W nu Point and South .‘ulru Lt.
, Alp in. .. .. .. ..
I'm Ir HELL I LLVD.
. 53 I m. 'n it. iron Point
.m.to South Noruulk.
m l.) W lsnn l'oint Iml SUY‘I’h .\'I most;
In. to south Nora: I‘L.
ll nu.
177.55.
2,50“ ILL
t‘.."v p m to Wi‘. son Po n: and Soulll\n-u1l
r. :3 I
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~ the ll I ll: island and lluton hunt.
I my -- ~- ~-
3 lip
6 .03.
m to ll:
l-Iuml and Smith NM
m . ..
milk.
I.
Sl NDAY TRIPS.
have lluu imam! ’I la) II. m for small
Loan: South .‘s'arwalk for Rome l'v
island M i" o. m.. “.50 p. m., .' w p ill,
. Ilp. In
[can Roma 1“ n' h r SI III I. Some k ll I) a Ill.
ll'wm.2l5p.ln ll ... l-le
Ind Vilma i’umu o ')p. ..,,: ' r
barn one way. ll'Ir; Excursion Tickets.
The hie-loo mil utup s; Darius. s l". l’.. wn:
lsrcgulartrfps. when Llocr- :lf'. ilsflt‘fiflll‘rn '
‘33s
on: I elf.
Smoked Meals at low prices. ‘
Thu Mud-at may be mpg. \l for Mounlmllf Ex. l.r
walls at r- :nr-on but rails. Trrrm u poll a: plasma
ll) ll L'Captuin. my' .'I I!
To .V'cu York in less Two Hours and
a Half.
The New and Foam Shams:
V‘EL.
“CAPE CHARLES, ”
(‘ APT. PBS!) 1.. BY‘BEE,
WI. commence tank: I; Daii y Fr ps. ) Nov Yol‘ l
('oIIIlort. Safety and Speed.
POP! LAR i“ll|l Ea Sm lb Somali; '
Yurk PD; Eltrmp Ilccn's: t'XL‘fl.'.‘1IJl. one. us.
3.x
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“MONDAY JUNE 16th,
‘Tllt‘ e tamer w: limvc wilf‘llll i“ ll n In arr val If
kilousamnlc mun rflllflL sullll NI rwallr a \ :7 :I.
m. Rimming leave Nut York, [m r ll, Bus: itmr,
fool of Jlderson rm‘ct, rIt ll'l' p. m. and furl of
I-Thlrtyl‘lrst strut, Kant mm. M US p. In" ('nnmcl-
.Irlg with train at Wi .wn Ye. M. l-ur llrkrts and
'lnrthlr luformarlnn apply to P. D HINT Agent
l mtul emu Express Company, opposite .. .lpor
NlDN RY STARBICK.
l. 0 Phantom and I ncral )fanagrr, .176 sou. h
~tr.-e!. N‘ w York. ls :8 if
lull RATONIC RAILROAD.
msul III a souwsu lililNION.
(V‘lril‘CTt‘tl June ilrh. i9: 1
Passenger Trains.
2“)? I‘ll.
bv Norwalll. Lv Ito. M. walk. Ar. Wilson lulu!
me. In.
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fit). his. In. Hired I
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4,509. to. express
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Wu. ll. ilzrsvnwu, Vice Pree‘t A (len'l lan'g'r
W. K. bros, Bu
W. A. Pram. . Passenger MIL. Bridgeport.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COACHEBS. the
338T ROADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ABSORTMENT or
BALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be suited
BEBE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAHTED.
M. II. PARSONS.
BlllllllSIDE S'l'fllll Fill.
ll) l0 “ liked
IWDAY IA“ .
T C3 I. m.
m if
BlRllINS Mflllfi ATTRACTIVE THAN
Hamburg, trimmed, at
Ladies Night Dresses, [unit of ll
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
fast colors, per yard,
"Honesty IS the best. policy.
what we preach.
NORWAInli.
10 yds of our regular 15c Challic for
1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted
45c
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;
10 Loom
at
62lc
75c
10 yds of l 220 Sateen fy-or
Shooting at
Utica 10-1 Bleached Sheeting,
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms,
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper,
EVER I
Scofleld 8: Ho y't 5..
Ladies’ Fine White “Skirts, Torchon or
50c We’ will sell good 10-4 Unbleached5
1 64¢
23lc
2 I to
$2.69
$2.69
we practice
SCOFIELD (£3 I-IOY'I',
SOI. TII NOR W'ALIi.
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
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, ml. :14 lulch) Is mm I, :ll :1”
timm, satisfactory. mar-1
:llllm: vvcl'y [burnt 'IVl‘ >0“ in,
suit you, or thr- “ll‘lt‘t‘ will be
refunded. \Vl- :lISU hzlvc :l‘
i'OlllIlIl‘ll" stuck ml Stl'ups.‘
Brushes and Sharing: Soups. ’
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PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.‘
Billie & BIISlncl
Point with pride in their [on
trade. Why? Bc :auscns the
years go on we sell more too,
so our too must be well worth
having. :18 one lady vustomc.
said, How is it that :1 good
Ilunlllcl' ol'pcuplc who buy their
groceries clscwhcl’c come to us
for good too? It is not liOCCS'r
entry that we slmuhl cvposc thr-
ill Ichincry how we do it. w.-
These Ills
II‘ .
ly
other that will
1llIII.
, lIIcIII
“Etluriuc those
hot days 8.
Wu :lppl‘m-iulc the llu-l
Try them
(luring these
hot days.
Moon: I HIIIII_I_.
0H SO H(.
of
In
goods for lilo li’cillllm'.
. :lml :lI‘C “timing the right kind
WHITE Goons,
VI: [Illa Lawns and III Linens,
All-Over Embroidery,
And Plouncings at Low Prices!
.’,, ,.
Outings and Ginghams
In :1 large variety (ll pallernl, and at MARKED DOWN
lll‘ll'l'h‘ Ill:
ll «oil the people.
—— 90> --»
In Hamburg Embroideries.
We have u Vl‘l'y lzll'gc
clloim patterns which cvcry
tcrllspln
assortment,
which you 900m in
."
comprising the line,
lady likes, and the bolder pul-
got more for your mommy.
Burllml Flannel Blouse Waisls
Mmsplcpdigqullof'u will good values.
n'cl. there with “mvcctucss and
strength," that IS cnourvll. Not
:I few have said: “loll have!
got good tell how; honestly iii
it better than I used to pay 70‘
cents for." We don't want the
earth, nor do we expect to sell
all the too that is used in town,
as “their: is no accounting {or
tastes,” but we do think there
are scvcn chances in too that
we may suit you better than
you. are being suited il you will
try our too, We a pound
Bllhle & [:nlnslncl.3
JOHN 'l).-.I)UU lll'l‘Y
A IET I S T .
Formerly of West Twenty-third mm, New Yolk
city, has opened a studio In the Post Ofllre nannies.
llouth Norwsla‘ where he is prepares! to Instruct
pupilsln the hghast art in class or in private.
'ortralt Painting. Water ,l‘m
log and TIMI! Painting a specialty. mo mt;
I:; in gm
We think our “.l. .\' l'.”
gomlrs in
WI!
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u... r.,
Our Hosiery Stock
WI- i‘illl lull you ”Info.
.0.
If; lll'lf
Corset Department
and Phlslluko- “lunch;
llu- market.
in all size 1.
“um-.-“ ..
lllv lent 506
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can guvc you "'l'hnlnpzdmls: (How l‘lllllll: ('orscls’
A.llllll(EllMAll&SllN
84 Washington so, South Norwnlk.
Norwalk Chronicler