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THU} EVENING SENTINEL.

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temperature andeharlng. Ou'l‘ueadaysllgbtv
1y warmer weather will probably prei all with
light. variable wind». mostly westerly and
northerly.

Ill-Anton All-Ill“ for Tomorrow.

Sun Risen Sun Bets High’l‘ldo In! Tlde
at 4:61. at 7:01. at Im at 4:00.

Jacob Herman has removed to Jamm‘
block from Belden avenue.

The Elephant club. of Norwalk,
picniced at High Clitl’ yesterday.

Captain “Speeler” Smith had the Hay-
seed club out yesterday in the “Beacon."

—Try that 500. tea, at Betts& Farring-
ton’s.

The Court of Burgesacrt meet thiseven»
ing at 8 o'clock. A lively meeting is
expected.

The work of laying the tar walk on
the Butler street side of the Carter place
commenced this morning.

—Attend the K. of C. excursion to
Ianrelton on Wednesday.

The Tannin club dun-e given at the
casino Saturday was well attended and
an enjoyable time reported.

Rev. J. A. Biddle is supplying the
pulpit of the Mitford Congregational
church during the absence of the pastor.

John Commit-k was sentenced to tif-
tecn days in the county jail, by Justice
Leslie Smith. this morning. for dmnkcn-
entices.

—M. E. Sunday achml excursion to

A" Glen Inland tomorrow, August 2A. 1891.

 

Edward Intkuood, a painter, was
arrested this morning for intoxication.
He will III-tried this afternoon at three
O‘CIOI‘N. o

The l 'IIrpcntom and Joinem‘ Union will
meet tIHuon-ow owning in tin-Sons of
TeIIIpI-rancc hall to make ammgemeuts
for Labor day oxen-m. .

Notices ordering the property owners
on East avenue to lay curbs, gutters and
side walks within thirty days. were
served Saturday afternoon.

The hospital committee will hold their
regular weekly meeting in the parlors of
the Old Well Hook and Ladder company
at ll o'clock tomorrow evening.

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~—’l’he largest stock of tancy crackers
in Norwalk. Fresh from the ovens. at
Betta & 'l-‘arrington’s.

 

E. N. 81min and wife and Nicholas
Martin and family went into camp today
on Cedar Hammock, a suinll island near
Wilson's Point. they willrernsin there {or
two weeks.

(3. J. Hill, who is summering at Canaan
Four Corner». has become tired of riding
and driving. and (eminently bent on
for his bicycle. which won ahippcd to
him this morning.

——lbeave your onion at 12‘. llayes‘ mar-
ket tor lobetm.

The “lrenc ll. Coupon" took the Ele‘
[Ilium club out yesterday. Harry Lit--
pold. of the borough. Mottled lame cs-
citcment by falling overboard near Key-
m Island.

Cmnecticut mansion-Would verge
IA. Bpeath. Benjamin (lrwn, amen
Neflrogor. French H. Smith. Charter 1".
Johnoou. Bamuclt‘. Smith. John lam
,lleld. (marina II. McKee.

wl-‘lno imported wines for medicinal
Imumtwm : 22

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Indltml'smétwmddn. elllown llill.

‘ spent Sunday with III. and Airs. Warren

12;. Batch. (:Mmmmm Inland. going down
in the bum launch "Alienate”.

The member: of the Alpha Wheel club
will take their usual Wm“! run tumor
row averting, leaving Jack-on“: jewelry
store at'lo’eloek. 1th- hssu decided
logo to Union‘- immoral ltotou l’oint.

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22-8. ol (3. emu 2 train
team WM. 8:“ m; Murine
street. 3:30; Norwalk, 8:35; llouth Noe
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Theodore Immdm is having his oyster
steamer Henry J., overhauled.

The Granitovillu defeated the Beat
Norwalka Blturday by a score of fourteen
to ten.

Willie: may line-2M mum-
out}! memmm. -. at new
‘1' or Im Ev. III: on M nm on:

interesting sermons on the Norwalk
Methodist church yesterday morning and
evening.

A prominent Norwalk Imsilll'dl man
willlneraisultothethhd degree at the
meeting St John's Lodge, No. 6. A. F.
and A. 31.. Thursday evening.

—Gleu island excursion tomorrow.

The New Haven Sunday Union has a
story that President Chas. P. Clark of
the Consolidated railroad, has not im-
proved linen his trip to Europe. and that
be will reign when he returns.

—‘Choice brands of ales and lagers for
table use, at Betta: Furington's.

The pier which was built by Alphonso
Dibble across the public driftway adjoin-
ing his pmperty at Rowayton. was torn
down Saturday by order of the Select-
men. Mr. Dibble has boned a warrant
for the arrest. of the two men who tore
the pier down.

Quitea commotion “‘35 mused in the
poet office this morning by the discovery
that the cigar lighter on Flynn's news.
«land had set. tire to some piper and
boxes near it. It was cxtingu'uihcd be-
fore any serious damage was done. The
building was filled with smoke.

—Don't forget the Knights of (' olnm-
hue excursion on W erlnc-ulsy.

Heine's land will give a parade through
the principal streets of the town thineve-
niug. for the purpose of advertising the
excursion of the. first 3!. 1-}. church to
to Glen Inland. They will also give a
concert previous to starting tomome
morning.

A tug of war was indulged in Qatar.

 

first and mud floors of the Non-
\v-Ilk Iron “mks. The first floor
was the winner. Next Saturday tin-y
exp-ct to have n "rimming race. foot
race and another tug of war.

~—Hungnriun Tokay wine for invalids
at Min & Farringtons.

Mayor and Mrs. Charles S. Peck. Sid-
ncy Peck. Mr. and Mrs. J. (1. Thing and
Mr. and M111. T. Edward Howard, and
Principal Northrup, of the llanbury

lligh school. all of Danbury. are
occupying the llaviland cottage.
[loll Island, for two weeks. The

gentlemen of the party make daily busi-
nem trips to Doubury.

Daniel “anion and Joseph wah be
came involved in an argument late But»
unlay evening, near the ham railroad
dnpm, during which llanlon struck stebb.
lie was arrested by Ollioer Admin. taken
belore Justice Coolidge and gave bonds
for his announce the morning. Stcbb
not wiahing to prosecute. the case was
nolled upon payment of costs.

wSteamer large enough to carry nll
who wish to go on the extol-aim to (lien
Island tomorrow.

This week the odleialu of the New
York and New England road will make
an lulpectlou trip over the Long Island
road to Oyster Bay. where terry wharvea
are being constructed for tmuafem III-mu
the mom to Wilson Point, there con-
necting with the llounatouic mtom for
the junction Point at the New England
road.

«Betta a I'arrington'n extmu are
the beat. ‘ W ..

A crazy lkborlng man. who raid he
tam “mum. mm one Mr»
Wombat picked up on llurllmtt
whamm M W
our to W Garbo A» Ambler.
who gave hlm lumtho tau-truly of Ofltcer
Alon-houn, who took him tolltunford
chamomlngtramuhe multina-
slde them No charge. were made
ante-tum.

mmmmmlnfiornlk,at
MI: I: Funington' a. .

”emoluments:-
House tram Imperial during the month
ofJuly aggregated ”3.175. Tbttbthe
largretammnthyflOMOotauy nostr-
alduflngauyprem month slated-e
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wThe“Flornnee BIA-ad a party from
Georgetown downtho harbor yesterday.
o—haveyourordenst F. Hay-f mur-
helium-tun.

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roaster masons to viit Old‘Well bulge.

l-‘. and A. 11.. on 'l‘uesday. August 2A. at
8 p. to. Work third degree.

 

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Them City of Norwulk band win
head a torcblight plocmeion of Catholic
Union Council. K. of 0.. m to
advertise thdr picnic on

—Try our brand 0! claret who get
the bestaudwfimoney.3ett&1-‘ar-
rington'a.

James Kitchen, (I! the borough, sold
the estate of the late (htherine Condon
lituuted on Plymouth “snub. at auction
Saturday afternoon. the purchaser being
David Sheehan.

——K. of (‘2. excumiou to hurdtou on
Wednesday, by iron steamboat Cygnus.
Tickets of members and at depot-4&2

_ Testimony regarding the appraisal of
the damagm to the Daakam property on
Emu avenue is being taken by the com-
mittee appointed for thotpurpow at the
Court of Burgessee' mom to-day.

~chlarubnul and dolillotfi' sardines.
the born in the world. It Betta It For-

I'lngtou'e. ..-..-.. _‘

l-‘rcd Coleman, or North minimum.
has received on onler from Company F
fora large supply 0‘ tin-worn They
anticipate having one of the grandest
displays ever given at the .\'iantic
grounds.

- ——Cannot be bent. CAM & Sunborn‘s
Seal Brand collar in air tightens. tound
only at Betta a l-‘arrington’ar

Mrs. Mark McDonald. widow of the
late Kamchatka for Robert Van Boron.
ban rut-rival a check [or $1,000 tron: the
Knightauf ('olumbu». duo her on ill‘t‘uulll.
of lll‘l’ liuulxtnd'u death.

Edgar 8. Place. of bludimn. Wiscon-
sin. formerly ornmintof the first Al. I).
church. was in this city. yeatwdoy
and led the ringing at the m—
elon oi the Sunday school of that church.
He also rendered sen-ml instrumental
selections at the evening service.

—l-’crria Smokui Beef horn. tongue
and con, at Bette & l-"arringtonn.

Thoma llautord. an eight-year-oldu
boy midiag with his parenta. Mr. and
Mn. John llanford. on Raymond street.
thin city. had a narrow tempo from
drowning this morning. He was on the
plank walk near W. ll. lloyt A: Son.
dock and fell oil the walk into about six
feet of water. “is acre-nu attracted
the attention of David Mile». of
Bmoklyn, who jumped into a row-
bont and 0|!!th hold of lien-
ford'ahandasnd held him above water
until John ll. Aym. the ship carpenter
who he: a yard near the dock. ahobcard
the boyfcrieu and running to his boat
rowed out and warmed him. lie was
takonhmneand put to bed. and when
men by a Batman. reporter about 11:00
o'clock wan all right.

I'l'ld'l‘l‘ PAIMAIAI’IAN.

Note. at “nu-y :ntua to cm and
through chart-kn.

Rev. 1.. ll. Angler. D. 1).. of llolyoke,
Alan. watched two «2aneg later
eating and Inunnrtive Immune in the
South Norwalk (longregntloual church
“plum Hr. Ansley Milo-bk years.
deliver” able scum. end hold the
rm attention of his mngmgatltmn.

M. W ll: Winding pnuchedn
ruin. 17min Baptist ‘obunh
morning. He delivered an excellent Incr-
moa to a large congregation. many of
bib bearer. being further whhloneni.

tier. 0.1L “leak. of the boningh.
method an excellent rermon in Trinity

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morning and lathe evening drape-tor
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AIHICAN WHEELIIN.

W Ian-u In nation: In Bone-bur
~luly VII-able Prison.
The constitutional conventth of - the
:A. W.. to he held at Hartford them—
Merl
y nttc
mniuebt annulus w’lti' bag theamo-

mtgémfiwhw varying inten-

time. Some want the preaent rule
Itlflened up and some think it should be
unchanged; others hope to get it modified
the direction of liberality, and still
here are determined lohave it knocked
*together endwiae.
..'l'he Hartlord Wheel :Club'a big fall
tournament takes place during conven-
tion week: also the annual parade and
meetof the Connecticut division, 1.. A.
W. The race; include several important
championships. and among the prizes
Hired are Columbia, Victor. Rambler,
Hartford and Warwick cycles, solid goldA
and, silver watches, 3nd other articles of
knee. By appropriation and enhtcrip-
(on, $1,000 will be raised to provide en~
‘lel‘tainment .for visiting wnoehnen.

 

A'l' CAI? WATSON.

‘ Brlgldler (loner-l Ime- llla Annual
Ordero~ne Dally Routine.

Brigadier General Thomas L Watson
inued orders Saturday for the Niantic
gimp. The following daily routine, ex-
cept Sunday. will be observed: Neville.
to. m.: surgmn'e call. 6:30: breakfast.
0:45; police call.
rnmpan y akirmlsh drill, 8 to 9:30; guard
mounting. 9; lmttalion drill. 10 to “:30:
orderly hour. 12 m: dinner. 12:30 p. In.:
battalion drill, 2:“) to 3:15; police call. 3;
brigade dress [min 5:30; supper. 8:30;
httoo, ill: taps. 10:30. Sunday, August
10, the drill: will be omitted and religious
services hold at 10 a. m. The brigade
will be n-Iicvved bI Governor linlkcluy
Friday. August ‘21, at 2 p. m.

2;

AhnlIu-r Hour on But Avenue.
" Editor Smh'nrl:——The (‘ourt of Bar»
gem vowd that certain property
owners on East avenue be minim-l
to curb and gutter and lay sidewalks
Within ninety days and then rescind~
ed thin vote and limited the time
Iothirty dayszand yet live of thcbnr-
grows claim that tlmy“am not under
Any man's thumb." l'I-rhnln sum.» of
them will be willing to state why this
changi- was made and also whether they
“willy think this Work could be done in
this ridiculously short time.
(‘2 III Il'Nli‘ATk‘JI.

Good looking Newsboys wanted to 90"
Tar: Brenna; sternum.

nelr Ill-oil Ill hldently “spine.

St. Paul called the Cretan “Slow
ballia. captive. ill-dismal and mischie-
vouo." Cactus Blood (" are would have
remedied all that. [III of the limb vanish
pure blood. SI rofulous end
bpecilh b ood poismu are now curable

atl’lsisted'ed shire. under the
Ilahackenwliotel. Sou Norwalk. Donn.

771313? a: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.

WADNlNITDN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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ISAAC ll. SANFORD. I. D..
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AL; Tagoron “cheetah" Saturday «"333; Inl-
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Sentinel olllce. or Morton WBrotheru. 11:1;
avenue. and}!
AN Engineer’s FleidBook.
notes of the “use”; o! tlllwoéou

hag. main.

be‘wwarded‘1k
Kblrr'

returning ltto
eat.uvenue

on “2321" “_'

”“710 Eli!
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at 3”. .l 1.. “Burbank, Ill South Main
street. South Noni-l an! iv

P‘AVE, we: Mnln street two very desinble

floors to Ismail famllicu, or would rent
whole house to one party. :I are conven-
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II n 3 m u l’
oifi Wilson. emu Bull Aiding. " out I

ROOMS in the upper part of new hour} an
hwndea' avenue. Apply to Mrs. SJ
1W1. on or at the Voik lint
company. a1 3!

DUNE or part at Five Mile River, vrlth or
nzithout fairnlpire; k ttaut lit a‘nd
grou nztwomnueew u e nure
of Harvey Ackart. Rowuyton -5“ jut!) :Il’it

I 0\\' EB purl» of“: home In pleasant loca-
1 lion. live rooms. rent 812. Also part of a
. \lo. 5 Henry street. four rooms; rent Ill.
”fly“. to “. Youngs. at lakwood Mann Ic-
tru hint
W ANTED.
"l'l’l ATlOV by a first-clans engineer for high
or low gramme engine Beat of reference.
( 'apuble of Him: any poaiuon Address Bligh
necr. Sufism. Gillie Au :1 ll
:‘SITl‘ ATION by e met-I bee mummy»:
(“Inert-an) Ad drew .\f A. h. Samuel.
(Mice. South .\nrvvalk.
! YaGtmIan girl a ulination an Ihamber
mald and wnitresa. or to do housework in
a small famll§ Afldy M :7) IBWoodvrard
orvra ‘(3

avenue. Nouth
houseuork. Inquire of P. ll H

 

(I ‘ ARI. or middle- aged woman to do general

. . mt. \ an
Zandt menue but .\'ornalk. fourth home
from I-‘. Day“ a “ore. iv 31 ill

1. Al“ (‘LE RK in .l font-y «ore. Address;
' “"Llcrk. Sentinelotlim hill 1w

volt SALE."

( llli' KEltl\l-l l'lano In gin Ind order; very
I heap. :W bane] street. 'orwulk. jyatl '5!

l' ILDINU Ltfl‘! for sale for 3:51) on the la-
atallme plan no lntemt; no fairy
rim for any ole: they are raded and drn
t beingtwelve feel to Inn-uni water. Apply
tot. H. Smith. near I (2 ball ground. “ood-
\\"'.ll’|l3\enllt with"

net Icen- t tatbopt. inimodorder. lu—
rvof xiii"... in. (Home, at Adams
an'. qital. factory. South Norwalk. 133‘ lm

1101515“ and building lots at IIII-lorate

prices. Apply tot-I. A. “oodvvanl. South
.\'onud

- Imam ns'ra're,
THE _.

Woodward Homestead

AND AOJOININO DNOUNOS

To let for Season or Term of
Your

At Reasonable Prlce

Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndee and Lin—
coln avenues. Price $350 to
84.50. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further intonuntion apply to

TAlLOll A GOLDEN.

 

 

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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5.

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Till: I‘OMIDIAN

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til the New Inland (Rum-Ir.

ncle Hiram

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Specialties for This Week.

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Gents’ Ladies’ and
Children’s-Hosiery 5......
Und‘éE—“learu Ladigga
Shirt WaiSts, Lyadié’é:

and Children’s Blazers;

ParaSols and Sun Uln—

bréllas :- at your? own
price, Scotch, ,‘Fre-noh
GHQ-
hgams, Counterpanes
afidAprons, Oil Clothe

and Window Shades,

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cries, Wire Window

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