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and served exactly 'right
sold at: .
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Biuudisr
4,3 Miflun at. South lluIIraIII
”’I'N‘EEPENDENT.
BEngE A. FEBBIS,
gBargain Grocer.
Bargn‘ns for Saturday.
FOR CASH.
it; . res. TEA.
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BETTER. Manna BllTTEll.
SMIBI. Silllll. Sillllll.
”Hill BALE BF Sllflllll FBI
«aluminum-cola this town.
Geo. A. Ferris,
VIBE-I'll! IIBBEI.
In. 20 ll llaiII Sign
Dimmers poem.
MW ”landlord's-cop-
tundsndaftsrbelnglnmmalsm
ran-mililstlnntskingtlw
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of the lagularlutad
"all”.
FRANCIS & C
. c“ The Clothiers; 3
' ‘ ington Street,
Soufl
TllE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAKE GOLD“. Editor and Proprietor.
“ rim. '
OTC.
will; amonthl. w; 8 month.
Trust—1y
01.35; 1 month. a“Killian“. single com: canal.
u of!" York Herald Weather Forecast--
1» MITWMI mam: Mair. our.
m. rm":
and southerly winds? ponlbly preceded by tag.
permit"! “will"?
. I , and light rain on them-Ia. On Friday portly
Hun Rises
at 4:47.
rapidly.
' ‘W‘L
im-
brick.
Dibble.
given.
mutual-—
dancing.
molar he Tea. fortably ill.
BBTFEE. COFFEE
Try our mo Coffee.
Tryonr are Butter.
Tryour fish! on.
£le Till.
, Ignr of“ “mm m:
I ”'9
‘lm w'ini‘l‘r l.
him. I .
The yacht
WW8
"li'l'?! 'I'»
cloudy to fair. more sultry and slightly warm.
or weather will provall.
lllnlnt-ro Almanac for 'l'o-norrmv.
Sun Sets
at 1:11.
High Tide} horr'l‘ldc
a Edit. at 13:.
The Sons of Banana will picnic on
Benedict Farm Sunday.
The extension tothesewer on Grove
street is under way and pmgrsssing
S. B. Sherwood has the contrdéf‘to
build a 81,000 house for J. Prunya in
Cranberry Plains; .
Hugh (Eampbell is moving into the
lower portion of Lawrence Covanagh's
house on Clay street.
-—Harvey‘s best tobacco,only five cents.
The Elephant Club will give a sliciruble
at the, home of William H. Tubbs,
Graniteville, this evening.
The Independent Social club meets to~
Inorrow night at the maidencc of Archer
B. Jennings, No. ill) West street.
Brown & Wilcox‘s delivery wagon
upset infront of W.B.Hubbell's new hat
shop yesterday afternoon. No damage.
Frank ll. Baxter and F. 8. Lyon were
among the guests at the Baxter-Mather
wedding in Windsor hicks last evening.
The Theodore J. Owen. which was
formerly owned by Captain Sands Sel-
leck, is in this harbor with a cargo of
The office of John [1. Ferris was closed
yesterday on acmunt of the funeral of
Lorenzo Dibble,
father of J. Irving
—-\Vc make our own ice cream from
strictly pure I-n'anI.
”(1m rmtaurant.
Rev. llvrbertS. Timon, of Lockport
who isviaiting his parents in this city,
will preach in the New Column Congre
gational church next Sunday.
, ..______.
The material for the marble altars of
St. Mary‘s church is expected to-morrow
or Saturday.
support it will boin placeby Saturday.
The piers which will
Joueph Brooks and Patrick A. Mur-
phy. employee of the Norwalk lron
Works company. ran a 20lkysrd tlflnll
last evening, Brooks winning. Time not
Mrs. T. S. Morison gave a very enjoy
able moi-l too few invited gin-stir at her
home on West avenue last evening.
Stamford orchestra furnished music for
A
Rev. Mrs. Watkins was taken uncom-
fortably ill yesterday.——(lawttc.
Will Editor Bylagton inform us if he
ererlward of anyone being taken com-
—(.'heiv Harvey's beat line out lobar-m.
The regular meeting of the Wornsn‘o
(.‘hristian Temperance Union will be hold
at the house of Mrs. Knight. 47 South
Main street. tomorrow afternoon at 31:”.
A full attendant.» is Imprinted.
Another ltalian laborer, Antonio De—
lano. was killed yesterday by a freight
train which was parsing Green's Farms,
when the ltalisn laborers are atwcrir
extending the fourvtracking projwt.
A woll~knouvn Barth Norwalk young
man. who la flopping at Bell Inland.
Mood onth Wilson Point pier about an
hour last night. waving a helm: for
lilllllilmtl illuminrowlmt over for for
y.II
"Dsnutlcss" was not. it
was. the only bout aalntml by the
Widtefiquadron salt [ml up the
Sound. ll. P. Andrews” boat ”(uric "
with: large party aboard. wan saluted
byereryshlpof theiloet.
*am
“Steeple Clarita" lupin at work in
llsrtfpsll. urn-king attire topof the Any-1
lam W Herbalist church. taking out
brutal-rick and irritating them with Ina-Iv
onugwhich hep-lots to match the re-
uninckrof the steeple, llisvrlfols with
him 9 on city.
A base m to Mrs. Raymond. a
vegetable peddler [nan Five Mile River.
broke the harm and freed lllrnoslf
low,”
“it:
m ”Wu. .; ”pl...” xterm.
. o m. ma?
—li‘iiil cheriliigtobscco. Hairey‘alwst
Jamel lamina“ who had his arm
broken 1 outlay evening by thedfllhrain,
is somer hat better today.
1
The many friends of Mrs. Theodore
Olsen vulillbepleasedmlesrnthat sheis
a little hints comfortable to-day.
B. F. \Aadrevrs and a small party of
friendsI on the yacht Carrie. this
morning, for a cruise to the eastward.
Ninety-seven of the Trilmne Fresh Air
Fund dlhildren came up on the City of
Albany last night, on route for Branch-
ville. .
A. JL Beardsley & Son, who were
swanled the contract by the government
for tho dredging of Five Mile River bar—
her, will commence work there next
Saturday;
Albedt Faber, formerly a law student
with Lori Warner, is one of the recently
dischnuged employee of the New York
custom, house, caused by the cut down
in help,
Butlor Inigo, No.97. l. 0. 0. i-‘., has
extendlyd an invitation to Ellsworth
Lodge. Huntington. and Northwrt
bulge. Northport, to visit them on
Augusll 19
A mipg of workmen is outplayed on
the City of Norwalk, today. repairing
thcdanlmgc (famed by the ru‘vidcnt in
New YIhrk bay Monday afternoon. when
the propeller was run into by the Staten ,
island lorry boot. "Middletown." ,,
Smmigmpher Mulleld oldie How
tonic nhilway ollloe. who took a header
from his bicycle in South Norwalk. Sun-
day. urns more seriously injured than
was at that supposed and he is still in
South "Norwalk unable to undertake the
joumojy homes—Danlniry News.
l
George B. Weed & Co. have on band
500 paih of ladies', miisuf nmlchildrens
samphd sluice, which they advertise to
wilthh week at rctailut tlwirfru-wry.
corner of Water and Elizabeth streets.
Thaw lllm sell regularly for V- a pair.
t'uptuin May Harris. formerly captain
of tln-fislvntion Army in this city. and
Adjutdlnt Walter W. Wenchell. of New
York. will be married at the Women‘s
Training Garrison in that city this own-
ing. (Mtge and William Miller. of thin
rity. will attend the wedding.
Semi-all of E. A. Woodward's friends
in South Norwalk 'yoatenlay nwivod
nulvttahtisl evidence of his skill as s “8hr
t'l'lllfllhlfllht‘ allay!» of large lake pike.
tlu- edllor of Tn: Suzanna. being one oi
those inmomlmrul by Mr. Windward.
The flail: film by express and m-m dis-
lributdid by John Hinton. Ono of them
weigluL-d nine pounds.
TIER \‘0IWALK llllllil'l'lllll’ .
It will "and!” In Padilla-ed by the
Bloc I In. Company.
'l‘hoINorwalk directory will hurt-after
be bound by the Price & Ilse Gillll‘uy,
who issue the Bridgeport and New
lion-ahead dlmtoriu of the principal
plamyd in Connecticut and through Walk
om Mlamhulslts. We quote tho lol-
lowing from the Waterbury Reyniblwan:
“Thisdlrm was organized in 1818. and in
their lbanda the business has grim. till
today the Price a: loo tronunny mulch
the dl 'toriafor forty-four cities and
mm in Connecticut and Min»
India. \ lolden handling the American Car-
riage \‘ urtory. who.» territory is North
Amt-Ii In, the Metal 'l‘rndes’ Dim”.
go New W. New York state.
and -WMWI¥
(lam .‘l‘lullm my. on the orc-
rsgor hundrodhmds. ’f‘hcl’rlooc
Intact only have built up their extol»
airs l ._ bycnergy. accuracy and
fairdl lag. and their Waterbury dino-
ml snovldoaooot uremia which
they 4 . their work.”
Thu M Wasp: ”113m
mud Issue, for Museum and
mm m b a creditable volume.
They; - ve tlnbooksbolk Indira-lacs»
hunt. the alsrt,andtheir energy and
eaten . havekopt hop to tiredne-
year by your The book bandit to
a! 1 Im and to the gown. and
" 2...
Hm-mmwnwm..w m... .. , .
llll'l' 01’ TOWN saws.
What is Going on All... low-Iv. loav-
Iua luxlbon—llownyun. . 7
Miss Minnie Gillan. of East Norwalk.
spent yutcrrhy with Mina Emma Cash-
“w-I ya-rm. m whom «17p 7;‘ p
lunchtime-war— money-mm
unnatural. McMatw'otr
IWMI :.- II V ' row
Mini Hula Baum. of Burlington.
N. J. is visitlngher skater. Mn. Pay 0.
White. Prospect Heights. ,
Mrs. Mayo, of Dayton, Ohio. returned
toherhome this morning after a visit
with Mu. E. H. White, of mm
Height.
The foundation 0! Diwsrd 'l‘uttle‘s
new house on Body avenue has been
completed, and the frame will probably
be raised this week.
Extensive improvement}; are to 'be
made in the Baptist church in' a few
days. Thesiructureistoba raked two
feet higher, resented. thoroughly over-
hauled,rcfln'udu~d and furnished. The
work will cost in the noighborlmod of
you. (I. L. Ogden has the contract.
Harlan.
(7. I“. Clock and family picniced at
Roton Point yeswrdny.
Rev. A. V. R. Abbott. of Walt Haven,
will preach in the Methodistchurch next
Sunday.
Miss Plumes Atkinson, of Brooklyn.
isspendingufew days with Miss Allie
Bowen.
The Congregational church and Sun-
daymchool will hold thciraonual picnic
at Roton Point next Wednnnlay.
Frank 'l'mker caught asllark in Scotch
(‘ove yesterday alto-mum. which mom»
tired three feet and nine inches hang.
it was om- of the largest sharks ever
caught in this vicinity.
Dub-ry.
('ontractorw illislbtod algal 7:.-l fI-ll
alargetank from a ladder at the.
McArtlaur paper mills, Tuesday, and
fracturedbisskuil. He died in a fun-
houn. '
L. l’. Mansfield was caught out in the
hall storm at Mill l’laiu Saturday.
Several quarts of hailstorm as lemons
hickory note were found in his wagon
when he came home. lilo fame was
bruins] and awrdhrn so that he (Mold
lumily see.
CH “till!” "I"! STEELINH II M“
Another line-o Var-anthem which John
.I. Alvard In Ihfnndn-l.
A man with an nywtly born pen-
chant for getting into trouble is John J.
Alvord, of Green; Purim. Yesterday‘
afternoon Alvord was More Min-vi
Charla-I ll. Peck in deort. on the
charge of theft. The complainant in
the in,» is John N. lit-chemo! Gm
Farms.
Ru‘entiy Hr. [locker purchased of the
l'onmlidated road the right to cut the
hay on the company's land in the vicinity
of limos Farm». last ‘l'lurnslny he
mnnm'noal work on a strip of land that
roilroad mmpnny merrily wichaaed
from Alvord. Saturday branch-d what
he had cut. intending to mart it away
M-mday.
When Monday rlnrrningr'nnu'. Min-wt.
Alrord. semiannual by John Kmosor.
Broil Nemmarnon. William Northbound
Frederick Riddle. who are also defend-
ants in the pusrnt raw, went to the lot
where the hay was. and mind it away
to a ham owned by Alvovd'n moth". Mn».
Mary Alvonl. who in urn-thaw Mmdant
n the can.
Mr. Barker was greatly number! and
at the some time highly indignant who
he disomnl that hi crop was gone, and
had nvamotiusurd forlhelnnltofnll
yank-II implicated in the alkyd M.
“ow to noun, the ill- ‘lno Pool.
The inserts that our working much
damage to its» aims. this man. are d.-
rribrdstlmfitll by Prof. (2. V. lfilryln
”admiral-t int-porinllr'fmdrd
W‘Mi'fim W
mam lasing no popuhr will» is. It
WMMEMUHH a pal» yd-
lmv beetle. mark-Id with black. The
neaudtluvosntwoeropusenm.
Mmhiohedtrommof a straw
WWW by the booth-on
A. DICKERMAN & SON
8.4 Washington Street,
who sure-aunt» u r- . Enro- m
lsrvauroonnlnvluat does In»: dsu- m.
South Norwalk
.. . W-.. .— ”wow...
merit. “850 a Bottle.
mmflgaflmhmhm Turkeyuda'ilokalvu, HM ”Qty
Westillkcspnponrgradeoflinttortothoklghsstwk. , ”I
.' "'I'ro Merl-renal” M85:
Moody’s Aromatic syrup!
mfihgdldldrsn. lthauprovsdituell agenuhuesrtlolo
CharleSE. Seymorir’s
gloating Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South lumli.
500 PAIRS
litladras Misses. and Bhildran’ a
H rvlnymnm' 71’ [M It) rim-Hal in».
pairs of Samples of Ladies’, Miss; and
We have on band 500
Children's Shoes which we will sell this week
AT RETAIL
These Shoes retail ordinarily fortiou a pair. We will close
them out for
$2.00 a Fair for Ladies’.
:5 l .50 a Pair for Mis’ses’.
$ T .00 a Pair for Child’s.
Ladies' Sizes—.3 and 3l,A and B; Misses’ Sizes—~13 to 15,3
Child’s Sizes—9 to 10$
MO.
BEB. B. WEEB BI BB,
Cor. Water and Elizabeth Streets South llurwalk
Taylor 8: Golden. ' Los'r.
Real Estate and Insurance
I‘N Engineer» Field Book. So am, contain-
noml of the survey of the Boom \‘onulk
emu-mar weer-Ida.»
WISHIIITBI BTIEET, Wm "5m.“ ' °' “I. 231‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Bill: ill SliFllllllCMLB.
89 Wool street. corner Trinity PM
TO LET.
Ilnl it}: or part at Five Mile River with or
without furniture: only of fruit and
grounds: Ivoninntes‘ av kofdcpot. l
of llnrvoy Aokart humanoid.
1’03ghfiurtv; of a lamina? pm... to!»
rooms. rant hour! 0 a
house So. 5 Henry street. four MI; rent. ll).
n n“!
1%:- mill
: A ythl'. Yunnan. at lax-mod Mann ac~
ml' 1']! 5'0““ LLK ll" nu t'u. 3,,"
(my: “mm -9 to ”1.0!. I: tii'lp. In” and ” ‘ ” ‘ m “
a [0' . unwind-1m F0]! SALE 0|! T0 BENT.
LESLIE SMITH-
l’oioncl l‘. 24. Anny.
JUSTICE BE THE PEACE.
mm Alb-mm l. Public Library Building
Wouldn‘t-In street.
”Wilson: 9 to it run. and no t pm. ”a .
(if Sl’EBIIl INTEREST ill lllllES
ya pun-em known a» “armor flirt I re
B sum mohair and m'mntvm 'mwflh‘
dunno Halt! Hole. and II
fur, having” the akin clear.
|I”or var-ah.
it um» rum
I “'(llbchorclhcl‘onrt week in August. Those
Ill)“ all on Usbmn aavenues. East mXorvralk.
House contains rams rat and
out mid well. grim! barn; lotm 'Mxm. well
«and . awn tn Marvell t
l.‘ llomrnulien. jyeh
‘ltOM \nu'ust lat. the bat factory pro
1’ on (fell-r arrest, mull; \‘orwalk. late ) ne’-
mph-d by the Bentwood [lat Unusually. lr‘or
fnnlmyanlcnlm Inquire at a) “ est avenue.
South Norwalk )0 If
WANTS”.
A‘l‘leAS liar-general housework in llarien.
ppay w llh Mm and monuments-
"law": turret. 1%th Norwalk. ”are:
“'l);IA.\' to dogeneral housework inn-mall
foul A'pply to MmWauA Ray-
mgr Pillar: ntreeli South Norvr k. “2! i
luv
wanting work MAI-lot tall man um tings 1
”Emma cn'. ins-r61. "Emmi“. Poll SALE.
3}." iv In. ' “--
, ‘ ~ ' ’ i' lilt' KERINU Plano In order
NOTICE . a dump. filth-polar“. melyT'B
\SMALlJ-ot with as can of
small fruit Everythirzl I‘ll;
right and property clear of debt. f 'ornelia
KER lhnmuruuarr nut-am Norwalk. ”'5
BUILDING urns for sale for “I! on the in-
im- for any lots: Mailmiiiin I“rid “dirt
W nfimn her frlclrh Mm a
in Mugaétlul'nn ” ynrdrra rm u a non. l"
9:,ng twelve feel to on r vrnter. App
tit-i lib. any i ball gonad. Wood’-
vrsro arenas. ly.. hr
net hum: tonic-.aiboat In Ktfllitfllfln in-
on to of William ’3. Osborn. It Mania
Bnu’. hat factory South horwnlk if.“ lnl
his» left with In. "any l‘lnr- h
2| ri‘wmo: “I’M, Hmtth Vow-it, will he
Honda 1
“”me learn the it. 1‘ 1'.wa Dress l‘ or.
ring uly-tnn will be weir"! (mun August L5
after which date In. [In ker till he in Ninth
.Knnlk for two out». £0,331?“ argppyugpgla h‘lannlwzmz
Mrs. J. A. DECKER. ‘
par-c. or: annual. Bridgeport. “'4” ”STATE-
oru TO THE
Saratoga. Lake George
and It. lollregorl
I thorium l89l!
autumn. or fiiTmIm-rrcr. Pim-
not“ In (ottoman
Grand Four-Days’ Visits
"sum"
Woodward Homestead
All) IBJBIIIIB BBBIIIBS
Tu lat for m» or Turn of
tum
.Atmpgbmwe
admiral. ‘ ”fig!!!“ ”my
mi: mm
in trunk
Limp. Aw
Illa. a.
Lowm rind
cola avenues. Price 0350 to
saw. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this; year.
For further information apply to
sum WWW MIMI
nourishment 5.
Muslim! Mot-Indiana's!
' mimosa
AarOn H. Woodhull.
in that“ W My.
llnulu liiram
Wnsmm W
Miss Train Griswold
mum/lam
Tlllllll f: GOLDEN.
Orchrlstlao Swartz.
Itiillllttdm“
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l' m
L 3 viii i ‘ I
Huang; “Maul” ZN“ ”NI ‘l‘ l' 'Wlb ”a ”T" k"
SBLIB AS A BBBII.
..._-.-‘... .—_-~
And under the cams low figure that, has chanctsrlznl all of our
Special Sales. we quoto’tlu following unmatchablu bargains.
'vladies’ Shirt Waists.
1:; ‘doun Cambrics and Females in stripes at 50c. and 750.. reduced from 81
an
15 down Plain Black Sateen and Luvs as. guaranteed tainl , at l and .25,
reduced fromtmoandtl. 50. s can 8 Cl
12 dozen light colored Percales' m stripes, at 89c. reduced $1.15.
ll dwell extra fine quality Cambrics' 1n stripes pen, at $1. 25, reduced from 01.50.
5 dozen white Indian “liens, at 75c. and $1, minced $1.35 and.“ 50.
6 dozen white Sntin, with polka dots and stripes, at 01. 38, reduced from $1.00.
4 dozen white Lawn with colored Silk stripes. at 81 90 reduced from $3. 25.
{3 dozen white India Linen with needle work collar and calls, at $1. 50, reduced
mac
n {A full line of Inmdered Shirt Waista In figured and plain white.
took out for Our Bulletin of Special Prices In our
North Window. Saturday July I8.
HOSIERY.
A (ompleto line of lulies' Hosiery in stripes. farms and blacks for 70. ‘worth 1
2&0
l5c., 20c
‘ ‘ u u 19c .. “25c
.. .. .I .. In or," at 35c
.. 65 ”C: u m
I: " “ 38c, use
it u u I. m". n 7"]:
u l tn .5 n m" u 8.7!:
is u w'y at W
Alaoa full mountain at of Silk llwien at popular prices.
“999——
Ill dou- -n hadn‘t. Jersey Ribbed Vesta. regular price :00. our price 156.
'2lc.
2 .. .. 1:: ’40
l) 75c" u 506
‘3" dozen l ‘hildren ri Gauze and Rilihcd Vests mugin in ca according from,
from luv. toll-KI g pri
plMoo I‘luunydetplim-of Ladim (inure Units and Mmdln Underwear at prices to
(‘a'lh'l‘ n .
—~--¢u.. --
Look out lur our Bulleun at Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday. July l8.
v—vwW— ~-—
" M. 8. SMITH, “The Reliable”
_. ‘p
3m". Ladies ”lion-ill and Blank Silk Mitts. regular price 251-... rule price l2ic
1, .. .. .. ..
4ch “ 35a
‘0 u u .u h 750' -y M W
Our 751 Floum Inga to be sold for title. Our til. 2;: Flmrncing lobe sold for ll. 00
.. M l. H
is 3;: u u u 750.11175_n u n ‘m
u ‘1'". I. i. .. 90". .3...) II n n I 1-5
I. 2.50 i u u g.“
Bum- h (ii I Cl new items. III I! H l 350. yard. " 293
mm, fur» .. w .. "r: ' Y r" .035, .. “.in ,3,
Donwsfic " “ " ” it”, Hit: “ ‘ 0.1m
Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday. July it.
“M...”
““Our mural big line of (lonta' l-‘mnch l-‘lsnm-l Shirts. 'l'hopriosu marked nut
rift haw had mollusk» Ive will sn~
fills. with no river I» soon «disdain. a boys. Ila-m
.l. 7m .. .. .. .I .1 m I
".2113 goods we giver the noun- mlm-tlon. .l. 95
I. 16
g m u u u u a w
a w n u u u aw
Man a full line of Boys‘ iihlrlu in l‘ma- II “sands and Intonation.
A new line of (‘lents' llalf lion» not nay-ital which inns seen in bi
Incl-ml. and which no will be plead to exhibit. ”m I”:
W
Agents for uIIIuIIs-I uremia"
.. s l 9- 50a ‘ &
EVERY ”CHINE WEBBIITED EBB FIVE lElllS.
W
MM. 5. SMITH,
Imam Building. SWIM,
Norwalk Chronicler