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’ Norwalk Methodist church will meet
. questedmslmsimoof great importance
’ is to be brought up.
Till] EVENING SENTINEL.
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Tutu—lye” dolomite. “51:3 moat
run. 1 month. whduu- single mph». 2 con
I Bow York liar-Id Weather Puma-to.
In this district today unmet. fair to Wm"
nymim to Inhibit: win. «In...
lower temperature and frenh \nrinble winds,
preculed by local rains. and followed by clear.
inn: and on Wednesday fair. slightly molar
weather and light westerly breezes. preceded
by local rain. ,
Illulat are Almanac for 'I'o-Iunrrow. -
Sunrises Sunsets Hightide Low tide
4:314:07 10:21
T. G. Hoyt has just purchased a hand—
some surrey from H. Tilly.
Jack Rice, who was aaIaulted four
weeks ago. is able to remimc work.
Fred 1.. Baxter has been confined to
the house for the past few days by sick-
nous.
Captain. W. H. Verity opens his new
boat hm north of the Washington street
bridge today. __
The front of Pimeer Hook and Ladder
and Phoenix Engine company's house;
are being repainted.
A special meeting of the vestry of tit.
Paul‘s church will be held Wmlnesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. ’
———— 1.
Arthur Waldron. of East Norwalk. has
'accepted a position as foreman of J. R.
!Raymond's shop on Water street.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
School councctcd with Trinity church
will be hI-ld'ut Roton Point on Thursday.
July 23.
-—We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. DI-pot restaurant.
Mrs. Emeline “'algmiu. of Womlwanl
avenue. this city. was the first person
born on Bodloc’s island. she is til years
of age.
The engagement of Howard WiLwnmf
Danbury. \chl khowu in this city. and
Miss Nellie Olmstead. of Ridgeficld. i-I
anuouoccd.
Dr. i-aac It. Hant’orII. Iocntml at 31.!
Win-It sum. announces the following
oflice hours: 8 to lita. III.. 1? to Join! t:
7.p rn.
The final game in the Old Well 110 k
and Ladder billiard and pool tournament
was played last neck and was won by
D. W. llanford.__
Thc new Methodietehnrch at Fri-own.
L. L. ofwhich H. D. Randall of PM
Norwalk. was the architect. was Ilmli~
catcd July 5
Walter L. Wilcox..of South Norwalk.
special agent of the American Firc In-
surance company,of New York, in now
locatul at 80 t'ongrem avenue. cornor of
Exchange plate. Horton.
Those wishingto huy lots would do
wellto comult with Charles B. Smith.
he havingannmberof well graded and
dry lots for sale. on lower Windward
avenue.
The Sunday oclml board of the South
this evening. A full attendance in ro-
J. U. Badeyma practical butter. of
LIncoln. Neb.. well known among the
batters of South Norwalk and vicinity.
was in town for aebort time lent Sutur-
dIIy. on the way to Dnnbury.
—-lt's good. isn't it? You have found
it out for younelf by buying a bottle of
Knapp’II Root Beer Extract and making
a delicious beverage.
J. J. Arch, of South Norwalk, who
untold: family is «coming the old
Dunn plane at Wertport. owned by
Andrew C. Nah. is much planned with
the situation. his water front giving-
broud and extensive view of the flange-
tuek harbor and IImInd.-i’out.
The twaty—llfth annual reunion of the
Fifth Regiment. (t. V.. will he held at
Hartford, August 8. The barium meet-
ing will beheld III 11a. m.. in Putnam
Phalafik Marni the reunion dinner at
oneo'c . fl'lielateflenIbIrO.B.Fer~
ry. of N k. quI colonel of thin regi-
merit.
Nelson L. White Camp. No. 10. Bon-
«Vmfimbumwiumahn
new It Baton Point III-mm.
“Miriam havemadh
umngernenteiigive the Son: II good
time-Ithhpopularreaort. Hereafter
tberewillhe andrlantaing atthe
Point underlining.
Mutilation. unhomwwnduetor,
SOuth {NorWaLk
not. on the fall trade Whom.
Division, B. of T.. occuru this evening.
will hold their regular monthly
”“8“! ...
house there for summer use
alate for his new barn on Spring street,
use the of end najuketho other:
day at neuron-a out
near the to watch
mine mil drildren. who.uittlng one
donkryehuek. plied.
The toholdthe
mule so he wduld not runaway.
WRWeedkCo. selioefactory
’l'heregulnr meeting of Hinnebaha
Mayflower [lo—(I; and Iadderoompany
Ill!
""‘ill' lih *‘luuu
wmuymwm' mu
from E. A. Wbodwar'dnnd is buildipg
A. Bach a unloading a car mi of
which handhirfeen stalls. The roof and
sides will be slated.
There will be a meeting of the hospital
committee in the rooms of the Old Well
Hook and Ladder comlumy this evening,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
The civil suit of A. Avison vs. B. .l
Sheeban to recover damages. is on trial
before Justice Coolidge this afternoon in
the borough comt room.
The names of the delinquent dog own-
ers who have neglected to register their
canines will-he handed to the grand jur-
on of the town this afternoon.
Elli-Ia Iva M. Stillson. of South Alain
stroetmnd W. B. Thompson. of New
Britain. will be Iuarriral at the home of
the bride. on Tuesday evening, July '21,
atdo'clock.
Joseph Lyuco. of Triuitv church
boy choir. isvisiting Mrs. E. l’. Weed.
Wall street. borough. While in town
he will sing in the boy choir of Grace
church.
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association meeting on the budge yester-
day afternoon. was led by Robert Wood.
Next Sunday Rev. ti. M. l’egg is expect-
ed to have charge.
l-’. S.l.yon had a handsome nigIrt-blmui-
ing wrcus which measured twclvc inchev
III-rota come out last evening at his grccn
house on High street. It was admired
by a large number of vieitorn.
Chief of Police Gormh-y in looking for
Arthur Leary. a young man who is want-
ed for breaking into the house of Sire.
Anna Gallagher on Union ave-nu». III-or
Ihc l'nion cemetery. this morning.
W I5. I“. IAN kuood Jr. '.~ Walton Buy
uuulc a ng It ft! on] at thwogu. N. \'..
Friday He won three straight heat-I on
it half mile track in the phenomenal time
of 2:22}. 2:533} and .. ”I‘ll. This is the
home that beat the record over the Nor.
walk track. securing about in 2:21}. and
was purchased at that time by Mr. lock-
wood.
——Thoue inn-rested in the work of the
Non-Secret Endowment Order. of Wor-
ccster. Mam. are hereby notified that
Arion hall has been accurcd for this eve-
ning. July lit. at N o'cloc k. The aim and
object of thcortlcr will be explained and
all questions relating to its usefuln
will be satisfactorily :IIIsw I-rI-Il. Scieral
iipt‘tllil'l'ii will be present.
The many fricmhi of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Mead, of Berkeley tllh'e'l. will
he grieved to learn that Mr. Dir-nil is
dangerously ill with diphtheria. lliu two
youngest daughters are nine sick with
thosame tIf‘t't‘llSi‘. whilc Mrs. Mead in
suffering from nervous pnntration. .\
consultation of physicians was called in
Mr. Head’s cane yceteniay. '1'th morn-
ing be is about the some.
The Ancient Order of the Knights of
the Mystic Chain. will hold their regular
meeting thin evening. The Supreme
Commander. Charles Nuylor. of Phila-
dolphin. will bepreueut and confer the
mark degree upon all part mmtuandcu.
Delegates from New Haven and Nor-
walk will all" IRAN. At the cou-
clunion of the work supper will be served
at Root‘s munrant. Wanbington street.
hAllIllI DAY PICNIC.
mun-ow Anointed. who wIn will
, a “In“ oft-o Alb".
At II meeting of the genenlcommittca
on thelabor Day industrial [nude and
picnic. held Friday evening. the follow-
ing committees were appointed:
Parade-A. it. NeCheeney. [lat Fin-
inbm: W. .l. Keith. Iron loulderu: Joe-
epho’llrien. Cigar linker-menus Wells.
Engineers: W. ii. ilofmunn. Elastic
Webb linker-I John Kelly. lira- Inukt-
aa: E. 1.. Griswold. Carrmteni. Noc-
walk; It. in Janie. Winn. south
Norwalk; fileorge Robins. Bricklayers
and ileum.
Sperm-William Thin. Cigar Iakm:
C. J. Conley, iron lfouldm: A. J. Brow-
er. Engine-II; Herman Ncbel Binnie
delgakera Alex Tooter. (turpentine.
Bontmorwalh.
PrintinguoeorgeSmson, Bras-Noni
era: B. It. Reynolds. Cigar linkers: 11,8.
Pickering, Engineer:
Prim-Hwy Quint. Eat my...
"MW.“ .atevene, Carpenteu.
Nofwulk.
lode for WW Lynch.
lint Hakim; P. it. Doping. linu-
Noumea.
Jamal-3.1.? ilcully, list Finishers;
A. Williuiilel. Static Webb linkers.
WWIllium Thine, Cigar
ammonium;
Halli-III
lobed-boutthieflfr
WluleheWeuII-lugtheanimna Innis.
Grounds and Light-43. entry. iron
mum; ll. B. llrwkley, Germaine.
Norwalk.
‘3an here been neared
' walk were startled about 3 o'clock Satur-
M nunlnhgthenorungh of Norwalk freIn‘
“‘"ruinous-"toxin“‘ ”
Various Pam of the I'm. ,
A oolt belonging to Liveryman Dunn.
Morehmne's Main street residence, toot
PM“ I WIWIWI; W
I I. ,t . ‘
run It.“ ..,. 1.».m.
Wm,“ "I‘ll" w :wtthdfldof t
streetnilwcy can. 'i‘ho
collision knocked 'the home” noon." The,
carriagewas slightly deranged.
the shafts of the vehicle punctured a,
small hole in the front end of thecnr.
but did no other damage. The colt was.
a green one. and before being taken from
the stable Mr. Ilium gave warning that
he must not be bitched on the street. as
he would be likely to run if the chance
presented.
The residents of the main thorough-
farc between Norwalk and South Nor-
Ilay nfteniwu by seeing a home running.
furioruily'down the avenue with a young
lady seated in the saddle. her hair flying
and her face pale with fright. calling for
some onetostopthe animal. She was fol-
lowed shortly by a gentleman. said to be
a teacher of horsemansbip in the bor-
ough. When oppondtc the fruit store in
the Mahackcmo hotel block. the young
lady's home ran over William Betta. an
elderly gentleman who was cruising the
street. lie was knocked down. his hand
cut and bruised. but he wtnc not seriously
in jnrcul. and funk a horse car for tho bor-
ough soon afterwards. As the spiritcd
animal continued his flight through Rail-
mudplacc. the lady kept her seat and
pluckily n-tuiucd hcr hold on the reins.
guiding the IIOI‘JI‘ into the open space hr—
tween the frcight depot and comet-are
standing on a siding. where. his progress
being blocked. he came to a stop. greatly
to the relief of thIl on-Iookcrn. who ex-
pcctal to see the rider dzmhml to the
ground and injured. Win-II III-r escort
came down a few minutes later. the
runaway home was taken to Solluau's
livery stable. and wens subeupteutly led
back to the borough.
While muming home from Norwalk.
ytnterday afternoon 8. (I. ('nnnon. of
Weatporl. and a friend were run into by
a runaway horse near Walter Fitch's
house on the turnpike and thrown out of
the carriage. Both were badly bruised.
Blr. t‘anuim'a vehicle wan badly broken
:IIIIl InIothcroIIc had to be pmcun-d belon-
tIn‘y I‘OIIIII punk-II. The team which
collided with tIIclu “tut owned by an
Italian.
A horse belonging to T. B. Morison
became fraction on Elm street Satur—
day evening. upsetting the carriage and
breaking the sham. Air. and Mrs.
Morrison were in thc vehicle. but were
not in pin-d.
A splendid opportunity for a Klee lloiuu
at Small font.
In the chances of bridal-es l haremmc
into tlIc pmwiou of four pretty voltages
in Wilton. l‘ouu. l-LIIcII cost I-ighth-u
quln-d dollars to build. without the
"tul. They arc within thrcc IIIiIuIImI'
walk of the depot of tho lhmbury and
Norwalk Railroad. upon thc main road.
couvI-uicnt to the atoms. schools and
I-IIIIrchI-II. and are very attractive bomcs.
They are III-w. well and tastefully painttd
and popcml and cacII have good-Iiizenl
lots. 1 will sell tbcm at fiftcon hundred
dollars each. At thin prim-II man can
live in Wilton and work in Norwalk. and
at an elll’mlllufl' of ten to twelve dollars
per month cover his internal. tuna and
mmmutation. can give his children I-rI-ry
advantage of first-chute III-boots, notably
Professor Olmslctul‘s Academy. (u very
mperior classical III-hooI). can baron
house and plenty of ground for his own
family and put that family in tint-clam
aIvIociatiomI and society. I uball bc
plan! to show this property to any ma-
contemplatiug a purchane. It will be
sold on any terms to mliublc portion.
and III! WIIIIII‘IHKXI ht too good to colt-
sider applications from any one clue.
E. J. HILL. Norwalk. (“can
'lleII'Iile do I ground: monument...
Rev. 8. ll. Watkins bait Lat}. Ray-
mond. 0-0 0-4: than llurchard luntl'. A.
lmkwood. 0-2;”: it. Bernhard and F.
A. Lockwood boat J. Knapp and A. ll.
Burn-II. 0-4. 6-0.
The games for today are match No.
to. I o'clock, II. E. Hilltop r113. II. Writ-
kitu. latch No. 0, (5:00 o‘clock. N. ’l'uy-
Ior Jr.. vs W. I“. Acton.
Wednesday‘s pm will be III follows:
latch No. if. 8 o‘clock. it. Burch-rd VII
winnerof match No. 0. latch No. it.
4o‘ciock, winner at match No. 10. vi
winner of month No. It.
The ginning: for When in
mil-rt for second prim will be
Imedatthe elmeofmatehlio. 12.
and the playing will begin ultimtdelay.
Another laurel-a.
JudxeKob-y, «noon-norm
on... um.- injunction “economy
cuttingdoununddfltruying thorium
Mdmwmunmiur‘
deekwitha mutual.
'fho'mh."muihuhluf
on
0m! 00 ,
A. DICKERMAN .3; soN,
84 Washington Street,
«atom; {mm
Fraction Ila-on Hallo 'l'hl-la uni, in. What III Going on Am lorwalk'a lieu»
by Nalghhml’ontpon.
II... J. M. staples. ofOrnngo. N. JI..I.I
which wan hitched in frontof Robert the meat of relatives in town.
NEVIS?" lily?!” hag? ”INTI
.— I IM I many .I, yi'rmiijly‘
,' .-' 6:1,} ‘r
node-1m - mm
for picnic Ipmtiau : Bevln‘l II
tuning housed hbve huh new.
The CIIdar Point Yacht club will; sail
ItII second regatta on Thursday morning.
starting at ll o’clock. The race in tin II
IIanIbumIe penumt.
Dnnbury.
Mrs. James 8. Taylor. wife of the pro-
prictor of the Opera House, died Saturday
morning of neuralgia of the heart. Aged
61 yarn.
George W. Platt. 31‘ years of age. wm
seized with cramps while in swimming
at Bath; pond. Friday mom-and damned
within II few feet of short
II nou'a Par-an.
aud'lll.
Greenwich.
Tlu- yacht Reba-ca. belonging to Rear
Commodore llamliiwn. of the Lamhmout
Yacht club. struck a rock near here .‘iiutur—
day evening and sunk in six feet of water.
sin-afoul.
whom he was employed.
“'5.“ III. When-Imel- are llolnlt
all turn out.
ref urniug by moonlight.
John Brady whee-led to liridgcpmrt and
return ycsII-rday .
Fourteen IIIeIIIbcnI of the Norwalk
Winn-I club wont to ltdnbury yesterday.
Dinner was wn’rtl at the Turner Bolton
They speak in highest terms of the Dan-
bury wheelmen.
Wilton ycatcrdny.
ycsh-nhiy.
Another Ill; Darlene I‘ln Recallrd.
property .
quite a nob-d place. an a large -
The ladieu' Aid society will IIoldIt fair
in the chapel of the church. Auguat 19
James McCafln-y. was arrived here
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Hopkins. of
Danbury. Mctfaffcry left Danbury very
suddenly a day or two ago, after cudors—
ing a cbcI-k for forty dollars with the
name of Patrick McArdlc. n junkuum by
I'aptain P. l-‘. Henley. of the Alpha
Wind club. of Norwalk. hue anlch a
club run for to—nIorrmr evening. The
members are mini-Iota] to Iucct at Jack-
son‘s jewelry store at 8 o'clock sharp. As
this is the tint run the IIIcnIbcI'e should
1' aptain Surly. I- rod Ambler and Jiiecph
Iiregory. of the Alpha Wheel club. «but
Id to New Canaan yesterday nftI-I‘nmu.
Elinor Hawkins. of tho Norwalk Iil'hccl
club. broke the pI-Iinl of his IIIIII'IIIIIIcnt
llc returned to Win-
nipauk and took ihc train for lhthury.
l-‘rcd Rogers xitrd SIuIIuci Miller. of this
city. rode to New York on their bicycles
Something “\‘l'l thirty year» ago there
was a fire in llarion. ways the Bridgeport
I'Jt‘lllng Poet of last Naturday. at Kings
l-ZIIII Landing. so called. which destroyed
ecwral storm and much other \IIIlunblI-
At that time Rings laud nus
‘ (If
’ i-
SOuth Norwalk
POUND.
. ‘ . m for the am new. _ _ .
IIIIIIIIIIoiInchquI bnlfiflicumuhttuhm
. , B'I'RIUI'LT- FIRST-014.588. -‘ .
ulsl III F. I. Ferris & to! 3 calcium Sugar curl liens III
Boneless been. The Best In helium.
WE ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIES 0F WWW TBA.
WON A REPUTA’I'ION AT THE POPULAR PRICE 0!" iii) CEN'I'B ‘A
ll" YOU HAVE NOT TRIED l'l' COME
FOR A SAMPLE AT
CharlesE. Seymour’s’*
leading linen. 33 Washington Street. South Ilnmlt
"TM‘
"I'I'Iitisflrmseu not».
lotion Worthy of Italian from Every
Quarter of Connecticut. .
The Middleton Assurance company of
lliddletown is to buildn$l0.000 opera
. I \
flown
'IIOIII by
lIiIldIetown merchants against delin-
1WMW th‘ ammo
Middletown. A bill of .10 brought ten
cents and others went at similar rcduc
tions.
A carriage containing Wallace Wood-
rufl and wife and Mm. Womlrutl‘s
mother and sister Mi; Henrietta Smith
of Winsted. Conn. was struck by 31135-
wager train on a grade crossing Satur-
day. Mia Smith was killed; the others
escaped.
Much excitement was mused in Jewctt
Pity by the news that Thomas R. Daw-
Icy. Jr.. a life-long resident of this town.
haul been maltreated by the Gautemalan
authorities and cast . into prison. Ilia
n~lativco are wealthy and prominent
people. and will take steps immediately
to obtain justice.
The employer; of the Waterbury watch
factory are gnratly worried over the
action of the managers in discharging a
concern. 011 last. Monday the chop was
40 people have been discharged from one
room and over 100 more an» threatened
with IllrlCIllll’gi' today. The human for
this 'L-I unknown and thc fez-ling among
the cIIIpIIIyI-s of the shop is not the bent.
(‘hicf Engineer t'olwcll of the Birming-
ham Fire department. who offers toIIIarrI
the girl who will go upin a balloon Aug-
ust to. still continues to receive tenderly
wonlenlrniavivea. The affair has attract-
ed the attention of a hotel manager at
Lake Iimrge. N. Y., who offers a large
mm of money as an inducement to have
the ascension made there. Letters are
[\‘f‘t‘l‘i't‘il from News as far distant. as
t'lIariI-ston, S. (X
Flve Dollars Han for Snell Day'n About.
in general orders No. 3. just ' ' by
Brigadier General Watson. paragraph ll.
any»: "The militia law of this etntc. in
requiring the attendance at camp. of
every member of the National Guard
says: ‘Ahecnce without leave from
either of the roll calls will be deemed an
alwuce for the day entire. and so wport-
ed on the pay mil.‘
clay of such absenw L4 a fine of :35. and
for any unsoldiorly conduct. or disobed—
ienceof orders. the tiueof 111) may be
impomlmnd tho otlcndcr may be put
under arrestduriug such encampment
tlolunnmding otliccrs are din-cred to see
that enlisted men absent without have
are legally notified of fines. and tlIIIt the
tines are collected."
Above kinrtli‘ I final.
The Frcnc h philowpbcr mid.‘ are those
who seek to remedy the Iii-airmen of oth-
on. .\Iva' -I Brazilian compound of cacti
juices has a wider field of usefulnan than
any remedy cwrdiecowrcd. siucct ‘uctuu
Blood ( ure infallibly ncutrIlirm and
eliminates the terrible poisons of :Icrofula
and II witic dame. those luwtofon- in-
curIdII; scourge» of the human ran».
hlnluwkcmollotcl l-iouth Norw.alk Conn.
place and New York.
line.
billion-nu was tram-cod there and there
wasa regular [nickel line III-tween that
The big sloop
Confidence and other new-la wcrc on the
The storm III-atmyod werepwned
this Day Only.
\lEilllisnli.
. In; tsunami. a.
great many people from the help of the 1
stark-d up and since that Illllt‘ at Icast “
The penalty forcuch r‘
Sold at l’lanstcd‘ II drugstore. under the
i , w” ”- w...- 4.00-- .« J
‘ Iain 'I'enubi.
filturda» Ice at lbt Nolwullt lawn
.. Birmingham can lay claim to Ii
by Noah Knapp. (‘. ll. Webb and John
W. Wan-flurry. Moore. Knapp and Wat-
erbury have been dead a nuullhcr of
years. if memory ianot at fauIItthcre .
quI IIlIuIa largegriIIt mill dmtroylul by
tin-fire.”
The Wilton; Inf-at tho Bone-lulu.
A "null crowd ameIublI-d on EIII’ [lux-
wr grounds Saturday. to wither» the
mime between the Resolutm. of tblu city.
and the W iIIIIIIu. i'mtly errors on the
part of the thorium loot them tluiunune.
The mun:
mm... ....... I II a II 0‘
than.tei.i.t......1 two 9 1er M‘
I’
It
lie n. Ill.“ “cwmu tbruit, ’
ii:
i y I r y
k nit-I lulu“
:fh‘h‘hic. I‘ll.” l'II‘npirInP Mil-mph.
Other games played Saturday were:
(IIIIIpIIIIy I‘. 0; I. if i. Ami. No
Vellum. 28: Wlnhilntlhu. ll.
0' i
S
no. ‘ me ‘
he or". timith.
Illrutln‘baia’a Aged (3)0"th
aged
trim-Imam who. while hardly mi tor of
the lutricnciru of wheeling. Iknowa
liniltnrallibgnltwoeiduofu
[decent land utmgs woo. III
ride. ‘l'heruiiingcamenrarenl ghto
him-nuatifheweretoknehhl
H mm wily comb Min-rift
filling. it was unovrl my d h-
lnenaeueeuufulproteetionto NI. illn-
men.
It
’IlIonnt without endangering hie “th be
this.
deal
Mmifludfhehhfinf my.“ “I humour-acne.» ,
thitmettmnfiletnrenue. mmt’symmvmim Ingrmm
mmmwommmcm fleeiunmtandcgunw: must “EM-'3.
8 WI. t.‘ mun I
I “WWW-v“ . dpinrire. dimlhth m be as if? v
" WWW“ Wmahlyandehewmpquire
Clmnherllalifti-at J.ll.Ferrb Mounm-umotopmul. ill
wehaaudofthnHI’IMI'Wfill veto
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Dissolution Notice.
Julyli
Exhibit on the Due Ball Grounds
‘ on Woodward Avenue. -
Walter L Main’s
ALL NEW
Monsterl :Shows
Doubli- (‘Ircum
Roman Hippodrome. Blamed titan
GRAND FREE BOBBIE SHOW
Homeric
cmugh about it toridc acme. TlIeIwIIeI-l- Foam-alum rug-gm Hm
maniIIN. l). llintnan. about it years m‘flficmm nun-“Wad?“
old. fir. liinmun has mm a mmWiulm-mm“ m
hicycleamutirneandiegrlullly :‘Tflm W
learn. i moment“ to“; W ‘.
ng Obstacle” m. {line-s.
Grand Free Parade
with I handed tableau: "pane.
W
we
aileron MIIIE
Winnie
- orcum‘nm‘t some
Taylor 8: Golden.
BeaIEsIateandInsuIance.
WISHIIBTBI 8TIIEET.
1 some: NURWA'LK, ‘CUN’Ni
snail!
OVVIL'K AND announce:
89 West Street, corner Trinity Place,
sour}! Nonwaut.
()flice HounI—vlito ion. m.. 12 body. In. and
lilo? p.111. lyl3'hu
mgr; ' ’
1 [Nil firewnrdFBetwcen Benedict Farm
and ('omstock Brothers store rider
will please same at this onion: .113 hr
' ‘lll'ltrslIAI en hing. hrunlet of gold beads.
The kindness of the finder having the
name at thisofllce will llt' greatly appreciated
b3 the owner 1}!"
con sane our» RENT.
P‘RU“ 9...ng let. the but factory lpr:
out edur IItrcet, 15'0th Norwnlk.l ate 3‘ oc-
copied by the Bentwood liatt'zompam For
furtheryurtii ularn inquire III 53 w est III enue.
South .\orwalk. )6 if
TICI'I;
WANTED.
ONERS. Appl at corset factor of Both
B It common IcII. ’ jr’f»!
llOlttsE-Sllttlill Itiia 3.5m .iimn Ap'.
pl to George T. t'.arr 1:38 \atnr street
South. 'nuruaik jy‘i ill
Fol! SALE.
SAFETY IIII Icu; “III-writ I.» Iithcr
I lady or gentleman. Appl) at H. ll. Hoyt .-I
{:wciryk more. In. \‘orth \lain nimt South
orwalk 5310le
_ SHIISINIIF R l'.I.rIir ()rgiiu. nIlltUnl new.
a for Nllt‘clleap inquire at Bakery. No. II
)iain street. Norwalk Dual
\neighteen-foot Iatboat. in good order. in-
a quircof “ii liam E. Osborne. at Idem-I
liroe‘. hat factory Smith anwatk.
\UOODInrri -with too scars: ulsoau as—
I sortmI-nto riliums fortbegrourri bu-i
IN Including shelves. counters. tcs cans.
spice cans. com-v Inili. sales weight-I and
uranium. bccf tuttcr. marble slab. etc.. for
sale c heap (‘ali on or nddrcrss Jacob Wee
hit Main street. Norwalk.
1 l ll.lll.\’li mm for sale for 55!) on the in-
stallment plan: no tutu-cat: no fairI
prim-I for any lots; th «I an. rated and dn.
It being tat-in: feet to urn I A) I] water. Apply
toi'. B. Smith near 11 to ball ground “ood-
wnm avenue ‘i3 13 [w
IIOL‘SESI and building iota at moan-ii.-
prices .‘tppb to B. A. W.oodwnnl South
oralw
)3. 1m
3331f
T0 LET.
ler: liveryetablc for rent. The une-t litery
«table in the ban tuck \' ant-3 for rI-III
withtity water. For rtthIr information (III
drum Box ly‘lii't. New Haven. Conn. ij in
P‘RIH‘T aparrmoaI-I. 3.! floor in the Swan:
a: Corbett building: not Also four
room a rtmt at on 0:13 ~1rect.rcnt “All. Ap—
My at! of“: t of lIII- "hi \\I lit Lu: Irl n jurist!
‘lliil. h’ fund-bed mom- with or without
board. Inquin III thiaof‘lite. it... if
nl'Sl-Z on Hunt-ml l’iarr. lnquin of TI»—
lor Ar Holden. )i‘u if
l'l‘l’rlk part of hull-I- on High sin-It. Ion-
' hinting: of tire rooms. Apply to James F.
i mug. is if
PLE .tSA‘lT home In a Iomenicnt lo. nlity
in uflcl’utl to pcmua u ho would like to I tell
Washington home time during the wiatir or
spring. Room and board {Lilla (133.315
k. harbour but III N. W “Washiuuton I) 0. n3“
nun]. ESTATE.
TH E
Woodward Homestead
Ill) IilllIIIIIlIi GIIIIIIIIIIS
To let for Screen or Turn of
tears
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward. LowndI-II and Lin-
coln avenues. l’rico euro to
‘450. 'l‘I-rIIIs to suit purchaser.
Twuuty-two loin sold this year.
For f urthor iufonuatiou uppl y to
hunt-onion. .
BELL ISLAIIII.
Seaside Cottages To LEI
'l‘uo. time. Ive. eight and tea morn riding“
0‘IIII lot. by the week or damn.
ADMIN
Foster Bros.,
I If floutb timalk or flauhury.
AIMCE III beret-y it“
$333.3
alumni
”thunk “
Ml INIH‘
Iii-III»:
mo,
mum
suit hills. mm
nun I. millil‘l. II 3.1““ .23
Dorion ‘Point,
BOI'TH NORWALK.
$3031.93“
BIIIIIIIII, BITIIIIIB Illll FiSIIIIIi.
(IIIEBIIIY'8 PIIIIT)
- — - oomI.‘
..
WI Il'v tutti”
Shdré llinnets aSpecia'lly.
F A nurse will connect at South Norwalk
II III trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
7d. E. ESWER.
N ax... ....
in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Ing
Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
Family Horses, Grocery
fact, Anyth
0
see, In
PiilhES LOW.
Brookstde Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmers’ Hor
Line.
Trotting Horses, Pacing Homes.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses.
0F TIIE MIIIIIFIIIIIIIIEII
FIVE mu RIVER.
—‘
MM “0 00LL IlIIlIlIAGE8.
4._ The uldc~t manufacturer of baby curl?-
now other: finished work for sale in fire d1 er-
eutct hoof mania gear; abwngreatnrle
of ice and trtmm up: at tubes which
bcblgh enough and ow enough Ioaait the
meet astldinu.
FRANK BOYLSTON
d I"!
FURNITURE
GREAT BABGAINS.
David Stow,
Milt lulu Mat.
Any article that has outlived
2': years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbimt' Electric Soap. first
made In 1862.0 is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
thcir name is legion.) save
clot-hr» and strength and let
soup do the Work. All that we
can my as to he Iuoritu. poles
into nothingtiess. before the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if " you Will give it one trial.
Auk your grocer for it. lie has;
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday“ I. I II": t .I t“) L‘. III
many imitation
N, B. later-trio in without-
tricity plays no part. lhbbine
is the wlgiml um, All) Elec-
trics. and brim-Jim's are fraudulent
imitnthmn. Ask for lIothnII' Electric.
mtlmtour natneieon every
end If an other III mu you by your
given“ you ordn- ours. and it
kto him. i l ( I30
. .. minus *
l’h ‘ cu. .
l. 0. JEIIIIBS.
, MI mm.ctm.m
Awidcalrria
Will PIPEII III nuns.
numhflununmmm
Min berth of full line all
Mining—4w $0“: m3" *
act! mmewlttrfimw 5
BERSIIIIM IIAYIIIIIII
It 000111 III! mm.
Illllfllhl‘fl mom. Iran-u Immune.
but.” ts ‘
mu. crane, ermine. nutter
vmtflbifl. rum rumor
mimunnmnumnm
. Whit m GAME”
3 000“
Norwalk Chronicler