“Clothiers,
-6n Street
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South NorIvalk.
Tomflmilbtookapartyoutblaokliab-
firsthiamorning.
1m GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Tuna—aim .B 92.50 8 t
51.5; 1 month. magnfimufil‘ mping‘i‘l‘gnbt:
" ‘ " ‘ I... Jim-rm“ ’
Remaining uncalled for at the gone/wing t,
9 moi-Ilia weaker-dinkJnlyil Ian. on»
i . anaaaalltnclpr of thy-emawill flcpae
i‘ 9 ’ firth” fi,mm
" , ”ii . . taskilldbl arvl
high. FJM J. ll “huff-Elm ‘ Murrumhlra.
fl.Novrwarlulti’lrwdkc—‘l‘ll'nllam Patrick Sulli
limit orwalk~ mm. ary l... Cookef‘in.
liaryGJielcwlm'i'h Pouteroy.
New York Herold anther [arena-ts.
ln’thia district clear. warmer weather
will probably prev 1. with light. variable
winds. Oil Sunday fair weather and light to
freah southerly winds will probably prevail.
followed by partial elondlnaea and light local
rain; and on Monday partly cloudy to fair
weather. withalizht changes of temperature.
“pp? to be, or keep
at 7 6 place you are
ilnhtm Almanac for 'l'o-rnorrow.
SUNDAY SERVIlIBS.
Preachers and Their non-ea in Norwaflt
churches Sunday.
near Garner. Rev. ll. 3. Burner. paator.
Preachbu, Mann. and imp. In.- Sunday-
achool. 12 no; 3oung people's meeting. la'll p. III.
Morning cabinet. “A Fishing Experience."
Evening subject. “One of the Beatitudes."
Son-m Nonwm liar-rm. West av enne. ncar
Pine street Rev. Archibald Wheaton. pastor.
Preaching. 1&1!) a. In. and 7:!) p. m.: Sunday-
school 12m.- .. 3ona‘ pcoplc‘ 3 meeting 6"!) p. In.
The pastor Interchange morning and eIen-
inn. with Rev. J. W Richardson. of Stamford.
; . " ‘ ‘n 80m Nonvuut Coachman-noun. “'ersl
3 0” RS ' avenue and Went streets. Bio settled
_ . pastor. ServicaaMa. mam! lamp. nI.; Sum
p. In. Subject, “(blue and Sec." Rev. J. E.
Tracy. of imiia. will preach morning not!
evening.
TRIM-rt EPIfii‘ol‘ALWesl and Chapel streets.
South Norwalk. Rev. Olin linilotk. rec-.tor
Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer
Litany and sermon. two a. In; Evening Pray
crantl eermonJflJp. III
NottwAu Mnnonier. “’cat and Mott ave-
nues. Rev George Van Alctync. I). 1).. pastor.
Services mail) a. In and 7:1!)p.m:5unda3‘
school. l‘.'m.; young peoplII‘II meIItinngmp. In.
Morning subject. '“I'hingaPeraonaiandl-Icclee-
tactical" Evening subject. "Echoes from a
blatant Vineyard." A cordial welcome to all.
Nortwau mxonmnnosu. IIIIruIIr Park
and Lewis street! Rev. T. K Noble. 1) 1)..
pantor. Services at till!) a. m. and" :Ihlp. nu;
\. l‘. N. t' B. meeting 6;!) p m Morning.
subject “The Power of lllPCflKir‘I." lIlIIIning
subject.“riome Excellent-es of thII t? courcga»
iional way."
Nonwau Bantu. East avenue. oppouitt‘
Green. Rev. P. E. Robbins. pastor. Sch
vitae, Ma. II. and limp. "L; Sun-ia3 school.
is m.- .. 3ouag people's met-ting. Gull p. In.
Morningtmbiect. M'I'lIeleht of Life." EIcn-
inu snhjectflfl'ho Last invitation to tome."
A twenty minute serviceof sting begins the
evening service. Strangers cordially Wl‘l-
mined. All seats free.
Br Pauua Winn. Church street oppo-
site thetlreen. Nmatk. Rev. 3.1' Graham.
rector. tiervieea. lMlla. m. and 7;!) p. m.;
Sunday achooi. 12 In. Morning unbloct. ’l‘he
l’hiloriophy of Exallation; or. Prominence in
the SerIice of Christ." Evening aubjett.
"Gambling in High Life—A Chapter from Re—
I'ent E lish litetory." A cordial welcome
to alL »
Glue: Emorat. Belden avenue and 0m»:
street. Nornalk. Rev. 8. ll. Watkins. rector.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Morning Pra3 er.
hitany. and sermon at lib’ll a. m.; Sunday
school. )2 In.; Evening Prayer and sermon.
7:?!) p. In. Allanwelcome. 3
Sr Muir‘s. IL (Loner of Went avenue
and Chapel street. Norwalk. lter. W. J. Sloc-
- urn. pastor. Low Mam.” I a. m.; t'lIilIlrIIn'II
Maagbwa.rn.;llixh1lase.llkwa.m.zlcswn.
32'!) p. In.
Em Arum: )fmonnr. near VanZanIlt
; avenueJlantNorwnlk. ltev. ('. It. 1%ch.]qu-
tor. Preaching tow a. In. and any. In. .. Sun-
Ila3 arbol 12m: .. mung peoplenmoetlnu Eli
p. III. Rev. Ruin» Cooper. of Milford. will
preach morning and evening.
Anvaa'r CIIIIIIIrIIIIt. VaaZandt avruoc. East
Norwnlh. lion". ll. 'l’nckor.paator. Preach.
inn. tumour. and 7:33 p. In.: blunday echool
Bun: prayerandpralnelei'virc. wilprn.
Smxowoon Union ('IIAPIL. Ely arcane.
South Norwalk. Sunlay school. lid!) 3). In.- ..
evening aerviceafla’lipmm anbiect. “M3 Object
in ”fem—lank- Ill. lB-SL W «inallay evening
subjut. ’i'heDirino and the Human "-John
it. 7-8.
Armour Innonm Err-cont. Knight
street. Norwalk. llev. W. bl. lhry. parlor.
Hervicea at “mum. and imp. m.. Humility
school. 18:15an Ethimiaglpar
(lunar harm. Quinlan! Building. coc-
oer Wall and WM Him“. Note-18.16".
0. W. Alien, pastor. Pram mice. or» II. III. .
pnaebimm a.rn.aad hill 9. In.
l P. Bayuhar [um-banal anew Ironic.
Rutherford Kecler and Harvey Betta
have purchaaed cushion the Colombian.
A. BW-mtbolirmot Denniad'.
Blanchard, to ill at hiahonrounWelt
street. : 3 ‘ “
Aparty from thirpity amenjoyingthe
mm beacbal“'l’be Knob.” this
afternoon.
“ 21.1). neural articulation, Iron
pound“ kfor tlfl new 000,000
iii an: or Silltlll m
‘ III were our.
voice olfialrnon ever
orleh weard Ielliny at
and warrant it
A. Ferris,
,. “IE-I'll! llilllEll. '
to 10 llorlh llain Street.
II!
0. E. Wilton thi- morning settled F.
, Wfitarrmfihirmmdfamim
recently W by the, for [2.200.
“I’ll, W“ am "7'3“”, “m
hem outlined I
0.1!. .wliiiharlxui quite lll
famdmghnaifarlmpnmdthat
(he will 369358.: In new to
I'm-mow
Thecityhaélmaahaveehanyerltheir
mm Whirl lanthanum
I
SunnaealSuneetslHrghndelIowtrdo
Son-m Norman eruonrar. \Verii aI enne.
day school. 121; young people‘s meeting, 6:40
C. F. Talk: in having hia residence on
Havihnd lireet repainted. -
The Weekly Rewrd’ summary for the
current week ahow eight Ball." of real
not mimic Nana-lb antiI WW
Ii <3” lm
WWMWWWI W‘I ‘1
Over Jamil We}. of the I'. P. 9.5 4..
E. are attending the convention at Minor
onpolis, twenty car loads of deleguu-a to
in: from New England
-—Auctiou Buowdcn rotate July ll.
The cause of the cool weather lately is
attributed to J. Donovan’s new 06,000 ion
machine. which has been in operation
for the past three days.
City Clerk Mm M. Wilcox exhibits
a handsome silver watch which he drew
by meaneof anumber which was packed
in a certain brand of tobacm.
it has been suggested that the city's
farm, adjoining the hose house on Frank
lin sweet could. be improved by mowing
the grace and clearing up the rubbish.
The funeral of T. B. Mort/on. who died
Wednesday in Eaat Norwalk, was held
from the Darien M. E. church this after-
noon. interment was in Spring Grove
cemetery.
The following sign Irwinjm from :I tclII-
graph pole on Railrle Place. \just anIIc
a pool of stagnant water: No {tugging
allowed III this pond. Per order Board
of Health. "
Photographer G. S. North has a hand.
some portrait ‘of Fraud» llurritt'n
"(flIaquionf' taken when the bout was
on the ways near Mr. ilurritt‘s residence
in this city.
During the absence of Dr. A. ll. Bold-
win, Dr. Ker-tor. of New Canaan. will
attend to his lmk'e. (mice hours,
from 2 to :i and 'I' to 8 p.uI.. III Dr. Bold-
win's resiIhInce.
Thirty members of the South Norwalk
club wont on the annual picnic in Betta“
island yesterday. They left the stonin-
bont dock at 9:3) on the "MI-Idea" and re.
turned at 6 o'clock.
(‘IIIIIIIIIIIltIrII From-is liurritt‘.» _Im'lit.
“Champion." which “'0" [XIII mt'cnt .‘I'IIII'
Haven. Monday, is oIItIIrI-d in ilIIIrIIgIIIttI
of the lndiun Harbor Yacht club to be
held oil Greenwich on Augmt l.
—\\'II with our own iI'III-rmm from
strictly panI cream. DI-pIIt roatnurant.
The ccmpan3 F miIIstI-el troupe is
making prcpantions minke a ten do”
trip downettat. leaving Hill's dock. Non
walk, on the morning of August l'I.
They will take in Nantucket. Mortha'u
\" Int-3' an] and Block island.
Yesterday aft-cutout), just before his
departure for the west. Editor ii. \\'.
Maples. of tliII iiour, Ith'I-rcd the end of
his thumb InapapIIr cutter. A physician
drIIIIIIIId the wound and the editor went
on his wa3 rejoicing that it was no more
serious.
“TIIdd3 Lightning." who hails from
South Norw alk was nrrcated in Danbury
3cotenlny, on a charge of vngrnncy, hav-
ing been found sleeping inabam the
night before. lie was sent to itriIigIIpnrt
for fifteen da3II. lie declared he would
actor come out alive
Captain V. ill. lionnockcr and about a
down other members of the Norwalk
Wheel club will go to Dnnbury to-mor-
row, leaving hero about 9 o'clock. Sev-
eral Danbury whecimcn will meet them
at BthI-l and mat them into town.
Dinner will be served at the Turner
[loom
~It'naoenu3' to make it there: really
no excuse for not ruling Knapp‘rlloot
Bier Extract. A glare of delicious Root
Ber-Ha fiveminutoa. , ,9 . I.
Tim Danbury .Newa; wonder: where
Editor municmnycr apent the man
and opium that be wandered about
Bethel'a Ioda filtering plum. lir.
Blnrtlenwyer was quietly enjoying the
cool breezes from the Hountonic in
Birmingham. Heinleamingornttompt-
in; to router the bicycle. ~Tranacript.
Last Hominy about eighty new booka
wmuidedtotheflity Ubrtry. This
morningltsarthaubalintbmenwereoa
cum. over-evenly having been
loanedinthatlhorttime. Anencourag-
lngfeatnreorihbrtateofaffalralathe
factthatmanyoftheaelaterworkaare
Inotilctianmutdainoroaolidcharacter.
*qmmmrmn.
A very valuable rupplement will ac-
company the next number at llama-:-
Weakly. hwillhedevotedhmerpo:
iatfeameaottbeelernnthcem, and
preamtintabulaudformmehfactaantl
Marrawitbrefmtotiw ,in-
Manda-mum of he diiluurt
atataIuareofmort
unpuhiio. it will III worthy ”it only
undue-Iteration.
melanoma-mm.
MWdflanlik
churchmen“! ahaifbour export-
otthemiagfluatkynhooliamn
iilrlra newbie-airtime
at the M "W m
m Iain faritar notice. the
lniereatto'
m MultilW’ud,
'mxmmah ”I
flaw-go 8. (WI latent purchaae II
a very hand-time “85W“ brown
coupe horse, from A. Salmons.
J.,P. Treadwell and W. A. Cutting the
banker bicycliato, wheeled to Calf Paar
tore last evening and enjoyed'cne of
l‘rwblam‘nlwlndmm .. .I.
‘ ' John hollow wIIII arrested last hi hi
”mammal “file ‘wflt Idiaetnir II
this Imingoy Jiiuticc room-Int. -~
One of the Adams Expruni Coropany'n
and carriage which were standing in
front of 1. M. iioyts drug atomthis
morning and the wheel of the
express wagon caught in the wheel
of the carriage. TbtI shaft of Mrs.
lion‘s vehicle was broken and tin-
Ilnahboard nod wheels wrenched out of
poaition. _________
—Save your money for the auction
July ll.
Wright & Flynn have just turned out
nlrandsomc businesa wagon for B. i".
Stevens, the South Main street grocer.
Like all the work done by this firm, it
is the top notch of perfection. Wright
& Flynn's reputation is not confined to
Smith Norwnllt. but they do consider-
able work for (nitride parties. consequent-
ly they are as busy as the proverbial bee.
CotIIstock Brothers. always enterpris-
ing in the matter of advertising. are
placing bovclcdgc looking glasses. lII-ar-
log the firms mine and business. and
IInI-loscd in neat antique oak frames. in
cIIIIspiII-ioILII plum-s throughout "It' city
and vicinity. 0m: of All?!“ is suspended
in Tris Sam-Isa. "nice. and any defects
found in the paper today. may be at’
tributed to the vanity of the mmpmitom
who have spent the greater portion of the
morning admiring 'thIir Immortal charms
in the mirror
KIWI! Lili’li \S. ll'lllSKl'.
(loud Ike-non Why a Bridgeport Lymph
l'atiant Cannot Recover.
Charles Bulnnm. the Bridgeport young
man who was believed to have been
cured of consumption by injections of
lymph,muy soon die. At thc present
tinic MI is confined III ”III Bridgeport
ulmhlmuw. to which place be was n»
mutt-d from "to commonly impltnl some
time ago Balnnm’s case prIIvIIIi wry
puzzling to the IIIIIIII'gIIIII'y hmpittii plum
sit'iuus. “nilt‘l’ WlliN‘ I'IIrII be. improved
Intendily, although when he applied for
treatment he appeared to be in the but
Magi! of commption. His weight whim
lIIIcntcmi the cmorguncy hospital WM
ll‘J pounds, {llltl nevcrc roughing spells
prevented him from obtaining llllll’ll
needed red. From the timtI he llKh'in‘ll
the first injection of lymph he seemed to
have obtainedanew lmecof life. 1th
appetite returned and healept roundly.
At tlIII end of the first week be weighed
l20 pounds and his changed npwamnI-II
convinced runny that the poor fellow was
on the mall to rocovcry. But one un-
lucky day Bulnnm diacovcml whenI the
liquor at tho crucrgcncy hospital was
umccttlol. and from that time he crowd
ioimprovc. After the physician would
steal oil and lay in a large supply of
whisky. which would cause him to for
get his misery and laugh at tutu-rculosis.
“on Maple Avenue Sine.
There are two street signs on anb-
III'IInuII. first Norwalk. but not Mupl.»
uI'IIIIuII Illflllrl. TlIIIyI'IIIL-III their owIIurII
ugmat dent of troublc and inconvenience.
About two weeknagotmo of them was
found every morning covered with II
[taper bag. presumably to ktIIIpit from
catching cold. Last Saturday night the
sign was missing. and on Sunday morn»
ing the owner had toget a new one to
put up. since that time the signs have
bIIeIItakcnineach night. We are not
told whether or not they are wrapped in
flannel, but think if thc mthcr in too
cold for them nights now. what will they
do. before the winter is or". in the day-
“IM- ‘ _---- 1;-.. 2-.--
meta-Iota. lute Ian W Time.
The otelernenthaa been made in the
local papers and in varioua unite paper:
that the Stranger made fatter time than
Commotion Burritt‘a Champion in the
New Haven regatta iau Wednmday.
Tho truth in the Champion mule thII
faiiteat time over thecourrcof any boat
do the race. beating the Strangers time
over ten minutes.
WI...—
IIaarII I‘d-in (lama.
The match between F. A. lockwood
and Jams Knapp, Jr.,at tlIaNorwaik
kwooth... I....l 5
3 Alan lam-I (treat.
lloaopliar raid “are t
unfit-III to"h the dim-II’ at 0th
mwAlva'u B 292::th of m
a wider uninha-
{23 .mm
Workman-auburn.
lfyoam Macaw-butternut
W 3
A. DICKE
84 WashingtonStreet,
wagons ran into Mrs. Ira F. Hoyt‘a home .
lento him for the dnkaIhInm would '
RMAN
ME.
,.
Til! WNTIACT SIGNED.
III-burning melanoma-a aaII lanter-
. ._ III-ta Lino.
The New York Herald today. prints
thh hibernating piece of news: Austin
Corbin, pruidentof
]w_ ‘94 I
1.5%? ' ‘
.. _ IStntcnfiaJIIeht‘he ‘
Whom WWI ‘vlilli'em'w
IIIIII than-III! Tiic oth'er which to the
«Intact arr- thc liomatonic and New
York and New England roads.
The contract cavern a period of fifty
years." By the new route, it is said. M
sensors can be carried from Long inland
(.‘ity to Oyster Bay, then b3 ferry to
Wilson Point, Conn. and by rail to Boe-
torz. without change of can. in the some
length of time as from the Grand (toninl‘
station in this city over the New Haven-
and Hartford railroad.
Thin watt-act is not neceararily antago-
nidic to the New York, New Haven and
Hartford. because it is more especially
in the interest of Brooklyn business.
The New York Press prints the follow-
IIigIIiiicaut more looking to the probable
opening of the route at an early dartI
was made before Judge Cullen in Brook-
lyn yestcnlny. when Lawyer William J.
Kelly. cohnsel for the Long island road,
naked for the appointment of commis-
siontrn to condemn land at this obscure
stnttm. Oyster Bay is on the Port ch.
lemon branch of the road. just twenty
tire milce from thII company's docks and
forth! at Brooklyn. 0n the Connecti-
cut 5bore,twolve miles across, in Wil-
son Point. which. by a spur of
the Hmontonic radio)“. is now
(«Inflected aitlr Norwalk. From \‘or-
wnlk adirert route can be established by
the lioumtonic and New England roads
to Boston. it Is Austin Corbin s intcu~
tiou to bury the Long Island trains MW
at this point. 'l‘ht.I titnI.I which will be
spelt in H1 doing. by touts uln-ady made,
will he only forty- the minutes, which
aould plactI the Brooklyn (input and
Wilton Point, on the Connet item show,
one and shall boon apart. For the
remainder-of the journey it is thought
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
tr-aina will be pushed as regards time.
The prunotera of thc new route maintain
that it will vary the Inonotnny of trawl,
be much plIInsanter in summer. and for
oh no convenient for Brooklyn's thousanda
who yI-Iiriy g‘u to spIIuIl the summer In
New England rtworto. Freight is also
looked upon as a big item in the rIII'I-IIIII-II
of ti» new route."
Don‘t rtIIId. ' Don't think! Don't la»
iii-Ive. ' Now are you bIIttIIr‘. ' You wom-
vuIIlIo think that Iotcnt medicines are a
humbug. and Dr. 'icrcc's fluorite! Pro-
54' ription the biggest hamburg of the
whole (because it s best know II of Idli—
does your lot k-IIf- faith ('urII come. 4
it II 'I'ery m3 to ”don‘ t" in thisaorid.
Susi Iteion always comes more eacil than
can thrice. ilut Iloubt—littlI,I alth—
never made a sick Imman well—and the
“Fawrito Prescription has cured thou-—
and» oi delicate. weak women. which
“nth-sue think that our "Puncri ion"
in honor than your “don't be «we. '
W e' to both honest. [Ict Inc come togeth-
IIr. lmI trv Dr l’iI-rIII-II Favorite Pro
at ript'lIn. f it III-Ion I do asmpnwntcd.
volt git your IIIIIIIII3 min.
WhmI proofs mutiny. I'IIII 3uu .Ilford
to doubt.
Little but Mli\'t‘—-m DI l’iIIrcI-s
l'IonIIant Pellets.
liIut Liver Pills made; .Ifentlc. yet thor-
ough. They regulate mu invigorate tin-
liter stomach and bounds.
.3...“ I” .w .2.-. m ... M...”
heparin; for'a Illgh 0h: 'I'lrate.
Tbe excitement among the friends of
tho young men arreIItIId in Shelton for
ringing St. Paul's church bolls before
cumin» July 4 in lit-coming a whitc hunt.
Alrrady #200 has been subscribed for
their lettuce and motels ready in case
of need. it is the intention. no matter
which way the suite go. to have a high
is whengnged. Wm procmul and
tho inhabitantrt for miles around invited
toaieut‘ unwell aato take part loan
old tinie’way'bf celebrating the Fourth.
Special? Notice.
'I‘llii rupmrw (‘omntandtx will Vb)? Paleo-
i".
Monti All memberaarvg
I3 ml
event
to nttent
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much an Dobbinn’ Electric Soap,
constaillyoold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil and wear out
yourself and your clothes. on
rashday, when this perfect soup
is provided, to lighten your in-
bor, nil! more your clothes? If
you hive ever need it, in the 22
yearswe have made and cold it,
you low that it in the beat,
parent and most economical
soap made. If you haven‘ttried
“'9 it. Ink your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine,
with or name on the wrapper.
Nola --
in; about the railroad rename: ”A very :3“
old time in Huntington Cooler. A band 10
'1'“ “will work the fourth 05W. .. .
& SON,
South Norwalk
Taylor 8: Golden.
Heal Estateandlnsurance.
WISHIIITDI STIEET.
SOUTH NORW
Imam .
FLIABIIIK wt ‘ I. ' a] ‘ ition
houwk are n f l
Addnuahi: c lightning ”m “I" ”hit
omens Ap ' '
I; .W “#1356“:de at comet fat 'tIIry If”. Roth
Afloflaug'tiiiiifllt; and £30th emith. Ap-
I l "fill
South Norwaik. Carr I or “13’! If
FOR SALE.
SAFETY Bit' Yl)LE-“’ arwlck«for either
lady or WM! Aflply at 11.3.1103“
we! r3 store. is North ain ntreet. South
orwalk.
lylii if.
Asiioxixotin Parltr Organ. IiI'IIoI’I III-II
fortialet‘lwn 1 (tire I Bab
Main unmet. No b35511: m a cry 3333:
1 0t SEiiOLl) furniture t'onoiatini of a
rural variet3. tioitl on account of re-
InoIa from tbecity. Earl3 cation will acI'ure
sum“ harp-ins. at Spring street 80th jig):
II' 3 t
n c bitten-foot catbobt. in good order. In-
re of “iiiiam lipsborne. at Adams
qhnt factory. Sogth _f‘fiorwulk. 33" I lw
00D carriafc with two seats; also an at;
I aortment o fixtures for the grocery boxi-
neog including shelves, counters. tea cans.
spire can: coflee will, wales. weights and
measures. beef cutter. marble elab. etc. for
salt- cheap tail on or addreea Jacob W tit-kn
lat Main street. Norwalk. 3'3 .3 If
BL’llIDBU LUIS for tale for ”It on the in-
nrent plan no interest: on fair3
prices for any iota; they are led and dr3..
t being “who feet to ure cod w.uter App 3'
to (‘ th. i’lt‘iu' t e ball ground. Wood-
ward avenue i31i iw
Ilolfl. SE8 and building loot at moth-nu.
pritl ea. .\ppl3 to l. A “III-Ilmirti South
Norwaik
T0 III-1T.
\“Ai l. homa- X0. in Day stII-III. rent till:
I a lee part of Home No.8 lieur3 “Mi. ‘9;
olaoarentforsmand I. A I ll. ion
at Lurkwood Mfg}. a PM) o 3:23;;
I ' i’i'fllt part of a botine on lIIwndI-a III enue.
3 II room. inquireof 1-}. J. ingensolix.’ i>a3
Inner. lI'lI '3
lghfi um;- stable for rent. The lineal livery
«able in the Naugatutk \ allc3 for rent
with cit, water. For furtha int ortuationad .
drew Box l. WI. \‘cw Haven. t IIIIII. 337 lw
lfltuN'l‘ apartments. Ildtluor in tln- Swarm
ma i'orbctt building: rent' it). Aim four
ment on Da' rent 361]). An»
ply at‘ t “#1991?! the hi ll _ell (‘ignri' o. 3am}
'rillil-ZS furnished rooms. with or without
Iard. inquire at thisoiiiu». 5m tf
Iltti’SE on Hartford Place. inquire of Toy;
tuniden. 109
U PREllparI of home on iii h Itrcet.con-
aiatinxot tire rooms. App 3 IIJJAIBC’IaC'
t
w\ ‘ml’LEAriANT horm- in a movement locality
I is offered to pemma who would like to visit
Washington wine time during the wi ter or
spring. Room and board fibula da3. .
h. harbour bill l at. N. W Wuhittxlun. D U. ml
I-‘(Ill SALE 0|! T0 RENT
1?“th Auguat let. the hat factory property
oni'nviur rilh't't South \‘orwalk. lair. m:-
Iupind by tluI Bentwood llatt‘ompany l-IIr
furtlII r partlrulam inquire at '16 W est aI enue.
South Norwalk. 3: if
nos'r.
'l‘iil lL‘iin' owning. bracelet of gold beads.
Thi- kindness of the finder lrlfinx the
aame at llalzttlfl‘ltr‘ will bI- greatly apprctlaled
by the owner
Dissolutioh'uotice.‘
The pnrtnnrahip lit-II tofore ext-ting between
\V. H. Klderkfiou la lllliiilu)‘ i|inutl\t.'d Tlir
enxhneering thorium will be Inrricd on b)
parately and all work II'IIrefull3 donr
‘ptly anemic-d III.
IIrwalk. Jul) 6th. lull.
“'36. it. RIDER.
.l..li RIDER.
DonLoN POINT.
SATURBAY, llllY II.
AFTERNOON;
concert by Smith's orchestra,
~«i‘mm i too 1‘. 3L. .. _. .
and prom
Soot h
ii? 1W
PROGBAIIXIIJ:
l March” .lirixhton
2 Iivrerrtu ........................... ‘Ir IriinitI
ll— Andamc It Waltz Reniembranie of. .XIEHH
i tialop. I
HI i'IIrrIt-I Solo Iinlectm‘l
6 ilIerturII. 'l‘I-n inutroin
'I' iiavotw .. non
th Com-t Solo .................... ....lIcanath-r
EVENlI‘I'ti:
Dancing fromtto It: 32 P. I.
Stare will leave Rivenlde Pavilion. Wuh-
lngton ntreet bridge. 'every hour. and the Dor-
II "once on the half hour. m
So. ltonull.
Burl-Hillt-
W’-
“.1
w... «2...... ’a»... .m .
EIiIllIIt on the line llrll around:
, In Woodward Arthur. -
Walter L liain’ 3
ALL NEW
M63665 :flShows
Roman mmm Ebraml m.
GRAND FREE HORSE SHOW
'33 75 .64. 50,
memm Manhole;
BMforthamE 30m
Wehudoflmlrlulniflnnhfitllmm.
Ernicrnvnmm
lslitif. linllslllofsfltlelmlti
Ballast Baton.
WE ARE SELLING LARGE
WON A REPUTATION
POUND.
_IIIIMII iiIIill}
43W“ WIN—“W
SWESS
INDIA LINEN
Flllllllllllllls
Arc marked down to prices that must
insure a II ly sale. consisting of
BLACK an WHITE HBMSTITCHED
and l ’LAIN. as follow 5— »
line [It ladies’ Swiss
FLOU NCI NOS
560,650,96’c,$l.66
$|..00 L35, l..50&l75
iIudiIIs' Bimk Embroidered
india Linens,
$1.25
Reduced from $2. 25.
SPFI‘ [AL BARt-AIXS IX
LADIES’
SHIRT WAISTS!
Comprising an immune quIIrtmIInt of
Flannels,
White lawns, Females, Sateens,
Baubles, Etc.
PERBALE WAISTS
50"
and upwards.
lndialinenllaists
75c.
99.9999 I... .999:
An armorial lot of bountiful fancy
PARASMS
$5. 60.
Saint-of tlIcIIII lIIII'IIbI bIIIIn
Sold at $6. 06 and $1. 66.
$2 50"”
,MISSES’ REEFEBS-
Size 12.14 and ill yearn.
Former Price ' $5. 06.
till ladlis’ capes
lnallihadenandntylel, It
32. 50, $3. 50,
$5. 00.
The average than is have
Moguls 27.65.”
manhood}
lllllES’ liliKETS
blnoltl
Thiltttlnth'ttli.
quorum or Finer-ohm m. n: m
ATTHB comm manor tit) mom
IF you town not 11mm ['1‘ court
For: A SAMPLE A’r
Ch'arlesE. Seymour’s
letting Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South limit.
$l9‘.59
WWI-
!‘
horticultural
“our ENTIRE Imam, Mimi-ope
llllllA llllENS
MUELS,
Entirely new and very cheap;’pncea
122,140,160
166, etc.
. ”-__~_.._..——._.__
lint ver3 fine
Scotch 6inghams
Vinnli _ _M 461:
Another lot extra rich styles of
French Gingham:
1 8c.
Never sold less than 3’30.
China Cloths
Suitable for Beach and Mountain
Suitings. at
189-
per33rd.
Our entirrI stock of
Gents’ llutin gs
Are markcddown with the rut gal a
much lowerin than has ever been
‘ quoted.
w. ~__.»....._....._
lbmet Shirts,
including a few Flannekl
6.
each. are marked way down.
Gents' Satin. Surah and
Corded Silk
SASHES,
Willi the intent mijuutoblc belt,
50°
and mm arda.
.HAM MOGKSII
“$ l .00
and upward».
Ail high at
Wire Window Sirens
at popular prices.
59- ,
andupwardr.
I...» 2.5.... -. .I.
’llamorest
Machine.
which we guarantee for 6 you.
ln'i'ANli. GRAY!) uni BLACK“. to
reunification».
Womble $46!.
--~.M.NAWWI
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