nithel
ii” on Street,
“RANCIS & CO., “
. The Clothiers, ,. ‘ ‘ A
South Nerwaik.
W to he, or keep
for e place you are
tut :5
‘3'” inuttlsr
INDE‘P‘ENI’IENT.
as...
men FEE" cums.
Moor Colon.
' m mm BUTTER.
“and! ten
tutti; Sillilli. stunt.
spun
Ell 0|“.
.whicl mire selling at
all!
Geo.” A. Ferris,
IllE-AIAIE IliillEI.
“mutant-alum,
Mom-moo.
Hill.
THE W SENTITTSIT
my "LW'FPW"
wllF SALIllN Fill
In W ofllalrnon ever
“nmém.... mm "
, violinlrtr, furnhbedmuric for dmeing.
which was indulged in until m o'clock W’-
Woomwmrmw.
”man!
6 moat
it?" coping: ccnktE:
ml“
Tuna—l
81.5: 1 man
winds. On Saturday fair weather with light
westerly winds. humming variable and mostly
in gill fair to partly cloudy,
or an more Sultry weather. with light
m by rain.
‘ , .
flint-lure Alma-“lav Tommi.
Sun Riser finalist- High Tide LUV Tide
at 4.17. at 7:10. at 8:40. at tail).
A new broad shear is being placed in
the Norwalk Mills to-day.
—Chew Harvey’s best fine cut tobacco.
Joseph Grumman has completed the
carpenter work on his new sailboat.
—-'l‘ry that 50c. tea, at Below Farting-
ton‘a.
Bayview avenue, between Golden Bill
and Cedar streets, is being graded.
Oswald B. Smith, of Spring Hill. in
the father of a bright boy, born yester-
day afternoon.
Engine No. 148. while working on the
track improvements on the Consolidated
road just beyond East Norwalk. yester-
day afternoon broke down.
--Fanc_v chewing toba—cco. Harvey s best
A number of Norw nlk a ”blooming
youth” will go to New York tomorrow
to witness the race between Tenny and
longatrcet. at Morris Park.
-—The largest stock of fancy crackers
in Nonvalk. Fresh from the ovens, at
Belts & l-‘arrington's.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Germania Siengerbund will be held at
their hall on the Washington street
bridge next Monday evening.
—We make our own ice cream from
'strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
Letter Carrier Bit-Samara. of the city
post otlice. went to Bridgeport yestenlny
to arrange for the funeral of his lllhlltt‘l’v
in—law, Mrs. Eliza Ayers, who died Wed-
nesday rvening.__
—Choice brands of nice and lagers for
table use, at Bella a l-‘arrington's.
City Surveyor Ferris Min-chemo. Florist
Frank M. Smith and Jeweler Arthur S.
Ferris received a docking laat evening.
mused by their boat camizing. lllr. Fer.
ris‘ famous dogs. "Major" and "Porno,"
minted in rescuing the party.
—Leave your orders at F. llayI-e' mar-
ket for lobsters.
The king bolt on Raymond Brothom‘
’rond wagon broke in front of Wright &
Flynn‘s carriage Inquisitory on l-‘ranhlin
street: late yesterday afternoon and pre-
cipated the driver, George Schrick. in the
mud. No serious damage resulted.
—lt’s no easy to make it. there's really
no excuse for not rising Knapp‘a Root
Beer Extract. A glass of delicious Root
Beer in five minutes.
The cylinder head on the engine of the
t1)? train blew out juet below thes
another engine wars rubatitutod a
the train to ill destination. The I!
«Cannot bebeat. Chandra-photo's
Seal Brand wffee in air tightcam. found
only at Bell! a Farringlon‘r.
W
The new ddcboard built for the Ma-
mm and Which. Bailey I! (‘0. ..
Wait ’plwed in poaition today. it is a
’handnome piece of mmnanahlp. The
wood work irof poll-bed brown uh. and
there are timelegant Mach plate Intr-
limb. new war made by Sam-
glen maven. rm?» rum-m 0...:
ll---llal'vey llieattobacco ,oniy fivecontl.
Once! the phonon: onthc. "W
uniformed-gain» therideof alraln
moving lemonade direction. mm-
day, on the new tracki just beyond Burt
Not-walk. A good staid piece war taken
ontofthrcaranditwarhadiyacralchad.
The accident vm Inn-ed by those-gr
not being true between the‘trwkr. “i9
diflically will bemnedied.
u-Try onrhrandofcluet wine.“
tlIehtatnIdIavI-monoyJiethaho
Huston!» ,
William ii. 'fnbbc entertained the
Eiepiantciobathirbomomltound
thbnwning. Buppervm
vague-w
itbu bilaWtotbcomandmoW
in mammammnwb
. . . . . if . .
. . l 7‘
‘ . run...
fig" ar B‘al ‘ N ' ‘
J. ammmmrnmm
his newbmieeonltivenido avenue.
John B. Ridcrls buildingauaddition
to his house on Maple avenue. East Nor—
v ’Ti‘“
..1 Al'
W
,; flank; Mud Wuhan
y 1'IIIIdbpqilpItPotlsatE-meIo. .3
’ vritbt‘nIhto matmnmxmnwmoy '
Theoloop“fiouailonic la diachnrgrng!
a cargoof brick at Raymond Brothem'
wharf. ___.,__-
The case of Frank Taylor.who was
arrested for drunkenness in the tunnel
last evening, has been adjourned until
August 8.
~me tine Tobacco, Harvey's beet.
C. P. Underhill and family, Clarion E.
Miller and family,and Charles Lyoett
and family are picnlcing at Rolon Point
l.o-day
Owing to some defect in the newer
pipee, the cellar of the Mervin street
shirt factoryiafiooded to the depth of
twelve inches.
“Something neat. Drened aspua-
gut in line. Fresh packed. At Betta &
Farrington's.
Englebrecht Olsen. of East Norwnlk.
fell overboard yesterday afternoon while
jumping from n row-boat to Watkins &
Tobey'u tloal.
—Betta tit Farriugton‘a ulna-tn are
the best.
The two sonaof I‘rulerick Knapp were
before Justice Cwlidgc this morning.
chargal with worrying Mrs. Mary [AIIv‘s
cow. The boys were examined and
found gnilty.bul were finally discharged
owing to their extreme youth.
~—Finc imported wines for medicinal
purpocee nt Bette & Farringttm' s.
(‘urpentmn fairly unarmed in the
sheets at the bridge ycsienlay: big
(mentors and little emitters, fat
carpenters and icon carpenters. were out
in almost sufficient numbers to have
ohncnred the light of the sun if it had
been shining. and all looking after their
inter-moi in the Stominei failure.
James McCarthy and William Mc-
llIIlien engaged in awar of words yI-ewr-
duy aftenioon. which marital in Mr"
Mullen boring .\lI.1.‘:Irthy arrested for
breach of the peace. He wxnrtried before
Justice Coolidge this mornigg and paid a
line of ”.00 and meta, amounting to
$10.13. _
For the Tribune Freak Air Fund.
George [:1 Inunsbury. of llidgctield.
has sent m to the Tribune fn-eh air
fund, accompanied by the following let.
ter to the editor. data-d III South Nor»
walk. July 2S:
l we bv your mpor this morning that
on In contributimm for the l-‘II-sh Air
‘uml. Several times thin rumour l IIIIIc
been one train, one car of which int-I
been filled with your children. and the
memory of the bri htcr. fuller farm of
tlune returning to heir homes will be
carpi: wmpenuation for tho out-loam]
c .
~—-Olivcn. Our own importation from
Bordeaux. Belt» d: lv‘arringlrnul.
Land Dana... Award“.
Tnirnadgo linker, lioward H. Knapp
and Patrick Conghlin, the aluminum up
pointed by the Superior court to m
land damaga on the J. D. Toomey prop-
y in i-‘airfleid, condemn“! by the Con-
lidated road for railroad purposes. aub-
mitted their decision in writing to the.
clerk of the Superior court yesterday.
The combinatorial tind land damages to
llr. Tourney to the amount of .26.!”
This in oonaldermla very fair valuation
of the property. although the owner
plated its value at “0,000
Yacht: to It." 'l‘o-nvamw.
l-Intn'en to the third annual regatta of
the lndlan llarlIor Yacht club lobe
filled to-Irmrrovv off Greenwich an”
foilovrn: Clue A~Aloedo and Voluala;
clue B-‘-\’orant. Viking. Elegdiaul. Ra.
iollapnd "W; ”M Mailman.
Nadine; Clam i.-—Nadjy. (Hampton. Do
do. Sirens and Tern: clan ll.—-llivai and
Ramona; clam lll.-~'l‘altler, lioldduat
and waltz-clam lV.-Gnrtrudn. Vanda.
Hoop m. and Zephyr: oil-I V.—-Jelvei,
Phyllis. Ellie, Sadie and Mica.
‘ Woolly m lam.
The Weekly Record’r tummy maker
the following droning: Real estate mien.
New Haven 58. Bridgeport 28. Hartford
0. Waterbury 4, lender: 8. New Britain
it. newer 8.1)“an 7. ltiddietmm 5,
Annual: 9. Huntington it. Real estate
W: New Haven. 075,”: Bridge-
port. “8.770; Hartford. clam; Water-
bury. Two: Irridon. m Now
ilrttda, “8M0: Horn-1k. WW?”
mm,4w;fliddlelownfi,mm,
Mutant-arr by. letter.
WWW. of Dan-
barmirconlldrrahlywlcwthautu
hubeeaformtlmopalt. and hope:
tbwgbitvdilba plow. Hr. Paladin
abletorvtvnntobmilm.
Mth Dam-rd-
laterally-Wir- Mann-adult.»
«wlzmpeCia-E-Jht, Nellie. Nahmaancl,.
fwhflmmfim m
spurudammmm I- may
ingrown-stir. llwiilprotabiybe‘ ,
mmm,umhwmu'
mMWuflm Aatl- ‘,
Til DilillAND A INTI!“
A mum-gunman: Natl-Ia!
am from
armmnutmiolnht thatwlli
* can-e Mvaiuflonneetlentq
milltiacirclcaand modal-pool
4m 1nd,”. I, _
WMMbomeM’l
tionloatateporitively tbllhtl'cllnary
even in the Initial ofthertateoflioen
muddle at Capitol hill, the country mem-
here of the house of roprcrantativm met
together and [unneeded togcl after the
Connecticut National Guard. An ira-
promptu caucus warbld atwhichwu
pruentalargc majorityofthe numbers
representing the mailer town- of the
state. The National guard was very
thoroughlydien-edmndrewralrpeocbm
weremadedeclaringthlttnuymdidn't
got their money’aworth from themilitin.
Several members min favorof dis.
handing the entire brigrde. but more
conservative ooIInael prevailed. and after
antherinformal.butnonetheleaithor-
ough limbo. the mnntry members
decided tounitc in voting todlahand one
regiment of thebrigade. This measure
will be advocated no soon as the legisla-
ture get: down to bruins“.
ThePoat relatesthiaam outboun-
thority of once! theleaderaamong the
rural members. He vowing for it.and
atlinm that matures providing forthc
dibandnrent of one regiment will un-
duihtedly be introduced into the house
of representatives. What regiment will
fall under the axe. is a Question. The
distensiona in the Pint make it a promi-
nent candidate. but it does not seem like
iy that a regiment composed largely of
Hartford companies would be annihilat-
ed. It vI'oul i be unwise. certainly. with
the capitol and other state property here.
\Yealpurt and Sang-tack.
31ml“? Joseph P. Phil is‘ spending a
week with his grandlmreuts on sun»
street. . _ p ,
Over lifty teams were at t'orupo Bench
yesterday. notaithstanding the unpleas-
Inl wutber.
Rev. Sherwood Brunevelt, of Big
Rapids, Mic h., will otliciate at Christ
church Sunday.
Marble Dealer hit-Kenna had just re
ceived a handsome monument of red
granite direct from Sweden,
The inlant of Thorium llcllernun, who
died at the home of its parents in Song-
ntuck. Tuesday. was buried in thcl'inho-
lic cum-tery at Weatport yesterday nib-n
noon. .
The union excursion to Glen Island by
tlIcchun‘la-u of Westporl and Saugntuck
was a Gucci-an. notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather. Nearly 4.30 pmplo at-
tended. The special train bf ten cant
left the depot at 9:10 yesterday morning,
returning last evening.
John Wisnell, of Brmklyn. has been
thegucnt of ii. A. Darrow. of Weatprrt.
for the pant few days. Yesterday morn~
ing Mr. Demo: and his friend anned
themaelveu with crab nets. ehuu tongs
and hay rakes, and hied away to (Aunpo
lieu-h. where they caught ago-ally mom
of crabs. it was Mr. “'iaurll'a tint ex-
perience in clubbing.
[harmed an a New Sal-die.
A new nwindliug dodge injuring heard
from. A oanvaener calls at nboaniing
hounc and otlcrs to cell a card hearing a
displayed bend line "State Laws of Con~
necticut Relating to Hotels. Restaurant-I
and Boarding Henson" below thin in
printed the law relating wottempto to
defraud hotelr. restaurants or boarding
tumour! quoting the penalty. About
' a month ago a man had several hundred
of thecardertmcltofl inn Norwich print-
ing otiice. and by all aemunta he seems
to have Inadeagood thing out oi hi»
IIolIcIne. Thoeanvauer aoka 90:1:an a
drum for the cards. and “twill“ that
if they are [and in the room» through-
out the home. and II boarder afterwanla
attempta to beat hir- board bill. the State
will thempon take up the matter and
pump the mingle! to thy :‘llw Iultra"-
Mond- of the earth. "
I .« WWW”: , :-. .,
Mil-manta. {I n...
The following were build July as,
180i. Lint furnished from the elites of
A. If. Wooster. Ioiicitor of Patents.
Bridgeport. Gonna
J. irinh.
«video: 1'. B. . Newdlavenmom-
position banned an a varnish, halo"
or ‘ngl‘uo; ’i‘. am. Not: Hammer
“new . Mae
New Haven.
; o.w t, door check: W.
Rdiwk ior bald high T. New-
man. ry. I :
J. E. liohner.AmlI. lam. iix IUIJ.
Md. Jr" MWJAde
. -,.I
rt, embroidering ma»
iIn
manta. A. F. .
puller.
“nuclear-Ian “AI-0.
newsworthy“ menthol
ithuratmdontboflthof: yin-ire
pecans mol- nirdnpntnd
by Arthur Nook. pymntcr of the
Winn-Co. liekeepudlary.
Mambaflonof ltranitcd in the
Wefanuflynotingthrtnoralnfeii
"firm” Tim-i norm
84 Washington Street,
on Haven. _
«m. Evelina rum.
A. DICKERM‘AN &son,m
South Norwalk
NEWS THISIIJ TOW.
latter- Worthy of lull“ fro- livery
Quarter of Con-neural.
ColonicHlCBErichaonwofNewBrito
cum
! I'neaday ching limiter .Y. El. C. A.
bathing :in flurrtnm. .‘jaaadoruI-Ily;
openedmltb appropriate miter.
Ex-Govcrnor Lounabnry declined to
nerve u auignee of the fligganum Mano
niacturing mmpany, and Edwin L. 800
field, of Stamford. has been named in~
stead.
At the (amp grounds at Niantic yen-
tenlay the meeting of Spirituai'mni of
H. Seymour preaided and delegates rcp-
reaeuting over twenty states were present.
, Theron gelding, Henry McNair. by
AllegharIy Boy. myeatereay cold to H.
C. Bingham of Hartford. by llcNalr of
Chambendnirg, Pa., for 85,000. McNair
trotted a mile on the Charter Oak park
track in 2:3].
George H. Tattle. who disappeared
from Mcridcn with “.500 belonging to
clothing clubs. baa returned. but as he
baa made no attempt at restitution and
refuses to allow anybody to see his ac-
count booke. the members of the cluhs‘“
have organized with the intention of hav-
ing him pnnecutod.
Local Murillo;
Local securities are quoted as follow-s:
Par Bid Ask
Fall-tick! County Vatican] Bank. ill! . in»
National Bank of Norwalk ....... ltll hr
Central National Bank. .. . . ill) l2!) li‘i
City Kalloluil Bank ' ' ,ltIJ it!) ill)
first Valium] Bank .. ill) . 1m
VIII-walk Can Light ('0. 35
.\. I S. \ Elem-uh Light (Io ...... ifll
Konralk Milk (0.. . .. 5 fir
Oddfellovr llemilta.
At the meeting of the tiddfellowa'
Mutual Aid mmiathm, held in New
Haven last evening. six new members
were admitted. and benefits of “.500
were ordered paid the III-int of W. R.
Ford of New Britain. Charles Schandorf
of Middletovrn and George ll. timnnis of
New Haven
Robbed on the Train.
A Nen \ork picture dealer. mum-d
i‘urtiss. suye he went to sleep on a train
on the t 'ounoiidaled road ycaterday morn-
ing. and that when he woke his gold
watch and chain and his wallet contain-
ing tilt} were gone. (in reaching New
Haven llt' went to tlw‘poliueMalignant-rs
and mode a complaint.
Dr. Damonlln' a Legacy.
The great Dumoulin. when dying said:
“i have you two great phy “cums——
simple diet and soft water.” Had he
livid until non he would have uddeda
third—«Cactus Blood (“tire—for it is the
only infallible cure for 2a rofuia and 5pm i-
tio disease yet discovered. Three humi-
red years experience in Brazil. No fail-
urw and no rclalm.
Sold at l‘laiatul 3 dm‘ store. under the
Mahackemo Hotel. Sou Norwalk. Conn.
Taylor‘s: Golden,
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
an»!
Isncn;‘sirronn,v.'n.
an Went Street. corner Trinity l’lm.
SOUTH NORWALK.
omu- Hourly-ti to itla. m.. l: to 3 p. m.. and
t! Ini’ p. In. lyiil an
trimaran.
Ill8lil llAllLM SMITH NORWALK.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5.
llnmnr and Patient laughter and Tears)
THE COMEDIAN
Aaron H. Woodhull.
,.lnlhrNewlnM 0mm!»
“II‘H~ I:.x“;“e- .' . .‘r
Supported by a strong «nanny. including
Miss Trola Griswold
Comedian and Proton Ants-t.
Il‘l’
Krerytll are thin year! New Ho l
New llaai-u ”M arm: n"
MM now on ratio at iloytn and
«my 3th “MI.
PRICE“. l) and n CENTS.
TRY THE
11.
“Nam” columnsp,“
OF THE
Willi?“
America was largely attended. Thomas further
MST.
N trimmer mm annexe, mntal .
Anotu actual the survey of the Son Norwalik
walerworkr. 'l‘heiindctwillhe hennarued by
returning itto to‘f. B. Rider or W l .'
l. I In
one... “murmur.“
LOWER part 51‘ a house in pleaaant lot-II-
tlomflveroemnre nt 812. Also part of a
hour- No. 5 Henry atmt. four rooms: rent no
Apply“, to W. chnxa. at lane hiajnyg‘a'c-
5'93};
F03 SALE 08 T0 BENT.
Fill)! Angnrt let. the hat factory pro
Cedar“ reenSonth Norwalk. latey
copied by the Bentwood llat Company. yl-‘or
iculars inquire at a W est aI enne,
South orwalk. is"
Wifiiéfi. " ” '
Gilli. or middle-agedw woman to do general
honea.work inquire of Eli 1‘3th
Zandt avenue. East New al,k fourth ouae
fnpi‘bay‘neto n. jy’litlt
AbAlfW CLERK ii. a fancy slim. Addreao
“t' lerk.” Sentinel oflloe. 5) .li lvr
For: slain. "
' (311163“me run» in grid order; yer)
cheap. mChapeistreet. orvralk.
Bmmsru 1161‘s for sale To: Ian on the in-
“ailment plan no interest; no fairy
rieea for any iota: y are ed and d
t mbelnusIn twelve feet to re ('0 If water. App y
Smith. near l mood. “ood-
.. _,._, A - -.. i)? 6 iv:
An bIoen-fool eathnat. in good order. in:
Home “Ind building in? .i"m.ue}.‘x}
WW,I:_"_“"“¢,-
”mm“! of “'llliam llliamE. Unborn
t factory, South Norwalk. “in lIn
wit-ea. A-wlstol A. Williwu‘LEQ‘uth
nun. ESTATE.
THE
Woodward Homestead
lNll llllfllNlNli iillllllNllS
To let for Season or Term of
tears
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndes and Lin-
coliig‘avcnues. Price $350 to
$450. Terms to suit purchaaenr.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
Tllllill 48. GULDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.
Niillilli BUSINESS coins!
WAMFORD. CONN.
llPEN TllNllllGN ENTIRE SUMNER.
A practical lturinm Trainl School for
bothaeren. Studentnnteringdurn apatheapring
autumn.
can be tilt to till landmine in t
tin-r) lmlllnt'tlri brant taught tbomughly The
Toilette lr‘ ftht clue" in equipment. and en- ry
department in charge of mmpetent lII-lruI-
torII. Send fonatalogue.
Pmittntflrrrililinsinrsriloliru
STAMFORD CflNN
LESLIE SMITH.
f‘oionei l'. S. Army.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OMco- Room 1. Fault Library Building
Wuhlngton alreet.
omnonnzntoiiamaaditotnm.1m
Ill Sl’Elllll INTEREST ill lllllES
ya more known In ELMROY His. I re
,“moI'I-corupietel “ll nrmanrnti’. .Snper-
noun a r. Ida and! rthmarkn rem the
are. loving“ the Ilia clear. i one electri-
“(an deputato powder or wuh.
W ll be I... the that week in AIIquIt. Thou-
wantinu work done Intuit call won or Inn" time
be cur-mi. uni «.k
ltcfevenemriven. dltltiti l.. .l (ittbtttOllY.
lhvmm
1 ball
5 pump-um».
Iohtlir‘. tum
Wow-om
wrinkles-hammer.”
Werttilkoepnpourgradeoffinttertothehlglutmrk
T0 moruansr
Moody’ s Aromatic Syrup l
Mlanmurpauedfor’l‘eethin Children. Itlms ediiaeifa ninearllolo ‘
25. I Bottlr,tryit d pm 3"“ ,
CharlesESeymour’s
BTW it? 33 WW" WW“ my.
0mm
Wormlhimg-mnpon
”it:
ww—mv
Gents’
“to 3;. M3237 .
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mllnharttlaatmymhoy. M mule-troll
ymnlndtht
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t’fiiawmwvufimd
mmmmw M nanom-
,5.
Ladie *"and
Children’ s Hosiery and
Underwear, Iiédies’
Flare-tools and Sun Um.
brellas at your
price, ’ Sheteh, French
For further information apply to '-
and Domestic (ring:
Shirt waists, Ladies’
and Children’s 31......
own
hams, Counterpanes
and Aprons, Oil Cloths
and Window Shades,
Agent for the Demor-
est Sewing Machines,
Hammocks,colored and“
bill In tolusint.
ouro
,u. on
all“
Samara latrfiruav
and Mtigliregorl
l Tatum snsol till!
RENEWAL it? THE uruonrruu l'lill-
SONALLY CONDUCTED
Grand Four-Days' Visits
By him Trent and Hon.
«yarn-Illa]? Iii ‘i‘cL of III-mo. the third
man.“ .H y. Aamut a at
mph-“fig”? "“
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