Dot...“
D It 939m guest
to he, or keep
place you are
; he
i
gird:
Bargains for Sunday.
Ton CASH
cheat; TEA.
‘3’ tone.
8m Sllllll. SllIDil.
”Mill. DALE ”IF DMD! FDI
ND WEEKS III“.
A. Ferris,
more starts.
to. 20 Illllll llaiII Street,
"flaw“ an Beach railroad. Saturday evening.
m mm“ mm Gnome Hort, formerly of this city.
,4 'rrymstcttstter. who was the «Inductor of one of the
fees turned om
figtfiagflm ”mu'FIlm . . 10f the above arrests nine were
Item.“ uenttojull. sir psldondwmdischsrged:
«ANCIS & 00.,
The ClOthiers, . '
ington Street...
"Elliott” SENTINEL.
, JAMES GOLDEN. norm: and Proprietor.
Mm
:3 months. seas-a snout
cents . single copies.” teen
m. Imonthllo
New York Herald Weather turn-eta.
ilathudlitrletto-fluypartlr'emy to fair.
durum-w ant W35 m
we
all.” It; rum?» fig It; 05%
onsets and followed by c
day falr rklug temperature and light. variable
winds; and on Thursday warmer. falrweattter.
followed by rain in the western parts or this
section, with the progress of the Western
“warn: wav"e to the Atlantic coast line.
8“II'IIIginl attire Almanac for 'l'o-Inorrow.
‘1 l
”59%“ Maine Low ride
at in II.
Two new members were received into
the Advent Christian Church yesterday.
A team of truck horas owned by A.
Bach ran away yesterday. No dnmap.
Superintendent Crosby of the Bridge—
port hospital, died yesterday afternoon
at 3:30.
Second Lieutenant KG. Aiken, Com—
pany F, received his commission this
morning,
The new Croat street sewer was com-
pleted yesterday at an expense of $685.98
to the borough.
Exprwamau Morrell is moving drug-
gist T. B. Hull's family from East Nor-
walk to Westport.
The Carpenter's Union will hold their
regular meeting Thursday evening in
American Mechanics' Hall.
——We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
Richard Bland has [uncharted a build-
ing lot on Maple rvcnuc, East Norwulk,
from Thomas ()tbom, of the borough.
Rev. 0 Lind, of Bridgeport uill con-
duct the Swedish service at the South
Norwalk Baptist church to—morrow even-
ing. __
The new City of Norwaik band played
well last night, undthe members have
reason to be proud of their first appear-
ance in public. _fi____
Among the likely candidates for bur»
ough clerk to succeed Levi Warner. rc-
aigucd, are attorneys John J. Walsh and
JaIIIosT. Hairball:
The twisting machine for W. H. lloyt
d: Son's new oyster steamer the "W. 11.
Hoyt," arrived here last night, and will
be placed in the steamer at one».
The funeral of little Freddie Drescltcr.
killcd by the cam ycetertlay, was held
from the home of his parents on Monroe
street. this afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
Tthwedivh Singing swicty.of Bridge»
’port. will giveuconcert in the Union
’80sz Reform annotation hall, Wash—
ington street bridge. Saturday evening.
The (icrmaniu Sutngerlmnd. at their
monthly meeting last evening, decided
to have an excursion to Belden Point.
Sunday. August lb. Heine's orchestra
will furnish music. They will leave on
the City of Albany at 9:15 a. In.
A bad stIIaeh- ~up owurrcd through two
trains running together on the Manhat-
trains. was stupended with his crew.
pending an oliicial investigation.
The retort of (Thief of Police Hominy
for month H gt a: Number of
one was hound over, one discharged for
lack of evidence, and one case not act:
tied.
While attempting to pass a couple of
loin“ on him-ids avenue. East Nor-
walk. H «.eveaing Charts-fit.- John!
Broad Usersdrove hit muted young
ooh into a hydrant by the-ideal the,
Md. which he Ilidnotmon account of
titedsrknear, and cut the animal quite
South NorWalk.
. thus. )1. Amblercottage at Belllaiand
ii-
paniee will hold their regular meetings
.. _._.,_. ............ .-...—...._.. 4.... “WWW.
The Florence B.is on the ways,pro-
paratorytoreoeivinganewooatofpint.
Mr. Benedict,“ Bethel. is occupying
!' n
tiltilr (.4.531‘_'.3.'.3.}i ”3“"
3m WWII SHAW, l‘fwlll
MIMI-trimmingdufrtheztnflh W
m. ,. -. _.. . m, ...I
Iv” r-r. .I
thuix Engine and Hope llose com-
to-night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Osborn and Miss
Edith (htborn are camping out on Bell
Island, with a party of friends.
Goings T. Brady held ticket No. 1333,
which drew the Richardson d: Morgen
range at the Iron loulderII' picnic.
John Wilson was arrested in East Nor-
walk last night by Constable Ball. Jus-
tice Monet] sentenced him to ten days
in jail.
The investigating committee appointed
by Warden Keeler at the meeting of the
cm of Barge-mes last night. will meet
this evening.
~—Drink when you're dry in warm
weather. but drink Root Beer made from
Knapp‘e Root Beer Extract.
The Alpha Wheel club run will not
take place this evening if the weather
isstonuy. An important meeting will
however be held at Jacksous jewelry
store.
William Brennan and Joseph Grant
were armstrvl for evading fare on the
train from Bridgeport m' this city. and
Justice Smith lint-d them $5 and crusts
this morning.
Letter carrier )luthcis sct'cml his con»
nection with the borough postmflicc at
noon yesterday. Substitutc carrier
W. F. llubbcll is now on regular. "The
new "sub" has not yet been appointed.
William H. Hoyt & Son’s new oyster
summer "William ll. lloyt" arrived
here this morning. It is one of the
handsomest and lasted boats in the
business. Thcboot left this noon for
Bridgeport.
One of (_‘artier's cab horses dmppcd
dead at the corner of Homer strcct and
West avenue, at 3130 o'clock this morn-
ing. A pmeeugcr who was in the cab
was thrown forward and broke the glass
in lllt‘ front part of thr- vehicle.
It hint been decided that the the com~
rnittec of the (fourt of lturgtm-sm-ill
meet with the board of engineers at an
curly date and call the entire llook and
L’ultlcr Company before them for :t tinnl
investigation.
Jatucs N. ('09, of New "oven, the new
superintendent of the Sohlicrs' llotnc, at
Noroton, slammed charge yesterday. He
will remove his family then- mini-time
this week. Mr. Coo will probably make
no changes in his corps of assistants at
lcmst for some time.
The brick work for the (ins mtnpany‘s
mammoth meivcr. on llarlror avmuc, is
completed, the iron work is ready for
shipment. and all the the companan is
waiting for now is the carpenters tooom-
plctc the roof. The structure will prob-
ably be ready for use about October l.
District Lodge. No. l2. u. U. 0. 0. ii.
of Connecticut. is in m up town in
the hall of Norwalk Lodge. No. Still. to-
the state. This evening there will be a
auspices of the local lodge. Heine's or-
chestra will furnish music [or dancing.
The Norwslk Wheel club held their
regular muting last evening. Three
nameswere added to the monitorehip.
The matter of an excursion was talked
up. and the following members were ap-
«Alpha Wheel untamed arrange. if part
hie. II union excursion: B. it. Buckley,
H. B. Hoyt and llsrry Benton.
I'ashelllewnatatrst
TheNorwalk Wheel club will In”. a“
run to Compo tomorrow evening.
day. lklegates are [uncut from all over
conwn and reception given under the
Wemfltwewmhxwitbth
A. DlCK
cellos consort. mini;
Various Petitions Granted at Last Night's
looting of the Board.
Themonthly mattingod tlIeBoard of
“In -1r‘I-:4III’I'.I"KE’WZ=*
fills’ Vim W‘bfi'fiflmw we
The bill of the New York Belting and
Packing company for the 500 feet of new
hose. amounting tom, was laid out
until the next regular meeting.
An invitation was received from the
committeeof the various trades unions
to take part in tltelnborDay made.
September 7. It win accepted bythe
council with thanks.
A petition “out John H. Knapp to
build an addition to his house on Tolls
street, was referred to the committee on
the department. with power.
A petition from residents on Perri
avenue to have water’pipe laid through
that street was received and referred to
the committee on water.
A petition to have Cross street opt-nail
from its prevent terminus to Woodwind
avenue, was received and reformd to the
committee on streets and sidewalks. .
The petition from damn Golden and
others fora grade line for curb and gut-
ter on West street, in from of their re-
spective houses, Noe. H. Ill, 18 and '30,
was granted.
A pIItition for tlteuse of the city lot.
writer of Clay and Franklin stnvts, for
a tennis ‘oourt for the year, or winteva'
portionof the year they wished it. VIII
granted provided the petitioners pay $
for the use of the lot for one year. sub-
ject to the mil of the city should thq
need it.
('hief of 1' olive William VollIuI-r mark
his scmi‘ annual niport as follows:
Honey coile- toil ltlr rI-mm inu anon from
sidewalks. January“ -. NI .5 Ill,“
Money caller ted for removing snow from
sidewalks. January 0. but . ll
tllfltm‘ fmturnml over to (bet it) from
January ItoJul) I To
Street commissioner Fitch made a re
port of the expense of macadumizing
South Main street. West Washington
stm-t and Spring street. which WM
“.81“.
It was resolved that sidewalks be laid
on llurritt avenue. from Woodward ave—
nucto Quintard avenue. on or befon
September 1. ltilll.
it vvm retails-Isl that a sidewalk III-van
feet wide on the Wool side and eight feet
wide on the east side of Boyvimv avenue
be laid by September Iii.
It was retarlvcd that sidewalks he laid
on Woodward avenue, from South Main
to Marlow strum, before September 1-5.
ltllll.
Mud. That tlrecornntithaeoulsm
andgasbe audio hereby instructed
make a contract with the Norwalk
(ins Light company to light
the streets of the cty under
present system of electric lights, fora
term of live years, said lights to burn
every night In the year all night. as per
bid. subject to the a l of a special
city meeting at as Mm next week
asahnllcnnbcprocured
an easier for Win favor of the Street
(‘ommiadoner for highway wrposcs.
street. on I’. It. Cunningham's pmperty,
map accepted by theCouncil Nay ii, 18$.
amend report at the next meeting.
iiedtolnrrowaunntnotwexmed 3|. tilt).
of radian steam to no datum
EBfiAN & SON,
84 Washington Street,
Councilmen "‘ w in the council Captain W. l. Btevenaishnvingndock this on e quad" can leave at
0W!" 0.“ Haviland street. M evon- built in front of his trty on the lflflfi’r.‘°'“”t”l I9” 2: 1&1” r
trig: wmugh Bi’lteed prettiest c B— szdkfiw ,7
slfl'dlllt Modest mmr‘fl .
'I’! .Hit'l'
Total number or arrests mule ............. l: The Methodist purple “1.“: disappoint—
{fmnuxm’ ; «lintheir minietcrnotarrivingtlunduy.
Assault “AW“... UN pm... .... 1,. so prayer meetings took the place of the
[treat hot peace. .. t3 ngular service.
Drunkcnm-ss and lINMll (It pint .. . it An tin “V intermting ball game Woodward Homes‘ead
W‘D. ........ ... H. t ‘
Evading fareon train .. . 2 w“ Phyl"! 133' Saturday nnl‘mmn b“ “
Breaehof [re-coat]! malt ................ t tween the New Cannons and the Duricu
Fume?! l - ------- l Stare. the former winning by u seen- of
Non-ennpoi’tdf fatal y ........... . . l - “ix
limpingoptn rrtlltltlh on Sunday ............. l am? to ' ‘fln anu|ulfln “nonuns
runny of peace , . I The Sunday-whorl of the (‘ongregm , ‘
Tran-ll . .. 4 l tionnl church will picnic at Boron l‘oint ‘
the
The City Clerk was authorized to draw
Voted, that the sidewalk on Spring
he ordered laid in unusdatwe with the
Voted. that the Him (kmmtnioner
he directed to consult with the props”
owners on the south side of (“award
The connttltne onduerawbsuthhw
'Voled.‘ Wt Ite’émh‘muuwm' tryout
Voted,thet titetoltteI'OIeatablhhhtg
astreet line on Cederettoethe referred
South Norwalk
OllT 0l’ TOWN NEWS. “ST. 1,
What Is Going alt A.“ “Drillk'a Noah ART of - lad .....
1 Din I
'u“ lint" hchatn on which
table reward f i
If: Corbett. _at Old Wallflower" ‘: Ithaca};
LADY’ti Gold Watch. between N lid-ml
or Tablet av sane. Saturday Home: Int-
‘ by Nelghborevlhtvaytoa.
ulna Hattie Coyle, of New York, is
visiting Mrs. E. llall.
Mind from the Mrs. Fannie St. John
eithte und'is 'cutling timbbr fer Captain
Bteveus' new dock.
The mud digger is dredging out the
harbor
Miss Ellen Morehouse. of Darlen, spent
Sunday with Mlfll Charlotte Brynn.
Ly man llsuuhnmks and son Ernest, of
llartlord, were visiting George W. Bryan
yeahzrday.
Rev. F. W. Crowder preached an im-
attf
‘IVE rooms on _—Burhank street; lower ll'oor;
rent I2. J. L. “Burbank. at he
stroet.ttorlth Norw ____ “‘1.ng
”WE W;tMalnstrut two v d i h
Fholgohodtlac'? ant-:nfam amllla. mfioul‘d I'II'erli
0 0 party. .
tent and in tlrsbelase order. Rent '15:?”
Jl’il“\voh”‘l‘”m“'“2l“'°t“”‘lfi°s“ u.
on rec PW
bro 3: “Williamgflclto Building.” _ "i auljl
l otarsmmenmr not or new hurting. on
I
ut-
es' avenue. Apply oMrs.
ngerwli, on the promises. or at the Yolk: list
MOWER part of a house In piano-ant loca-
preesivc sermon ton very large congre- ' Maggi g‘i‘l’ewym‘; "mfg“, A _mnf“:
gatton last Sunday evening. Mg!!!“ 10W Younms. It lockout ‘1“ o‘c-
. . l
Alarge number of vtsttons called at ., ,-_
Mrs. VanSkivcr‘s one evening last week . WANTE
to View ‘ handsome mg!" blooInIng ‘lTl ATION hyaill'sl-tlausenginecr forhigh
corona. orlow pmssureenglne. Bestnf f.refererrces
Capable of nut
any Intuition. Address Engi-
ricer, Sls‘rrsu
The Sunday school of the Methodist tl'ice. Au :im
church will give an excursion to Eaton’s ngatlerirT-n an a situation as chamber-
' maidfandlwaltrcsa or to do hoII-Iewurk in
it 5m! am
Neck, Wednesday, August 12!. '1, u no \‘t mtwud
______ avenue. South orvrAalk). Ifl
. ‘ ”Inc-h _ _ , IJInv CLIEItIt‘ I Dunc) an"; Arlrlms
Justice Koch was in Philmlclplun Fn- 1 “mutt-"30M!“ once i) Jl iv;
day on business connected with the .
Knights of the Golden Eagle. ['0]! SALE
”inn Belle Raymond, M Danltltry.\t'lt0 ADY moiiu out of town will sell a piano
has been visiting )liss Koch, returned lithe”. C h“ ‘3 Beth“) “whys;
home yesterday.
Editor J.’ )l. Bailey, of the l'hIII’ury
News, was in town Sunday.
A son of William Mend, who has been
seriously ill. is improving.
Frank Sanger. with his family, of
New York. are visiting J. t‘. Mather.
An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Loni-I ilcr—
mnn died Saturday afternoon. The fun-
cml was held yestcnluy from the house.
l.
Wzllk
l l' lLDINIi LOTS for sale for $5!) on the III-
etailment plan: no interest; no fairy
priI-csfor any lots; they are ruled and d
It being twelve feet to are co d water Apt?"
to C. B. Smith. near I c ball ground. “I “I:
want avenue. suit hr
n at htmndoot cathout, in good order In-
qn no of William E. Osborne. at Adams
Broe'. hat factory. South Norwalk 1). lm
l—l‘np‘sfs and building lots at mmlerate
N rim. Apply to ii. A. \Vhlxlwufll South
orwal
REAL cursive.”
THE '
\Vtsinrwlay. going by carryali.
(‘OLIIIBED A'I' WEST HAVEN.
To let for Season or Term of
Years
The Trucks “locked and NI; \l'eufvllounll
Trains Running.
The rt o'clock htcul express out of NJ'W
York. on the Consolidated road. duo in
South Norwalk at 9:10, collided with a
freight train on a siding at “'uvt Haven
shortly after 10 o‘clock this morning.
Some of the can of both trains were
thrown oil the track and wrecked, and
the Ionuuotive of the Inn-mug” train
was badly disabhvl.
Among the South Norwnlk tlntacngcrs
on ltoanl were Mrs. B. ll. l’ioistcd, of
West street; Mrs. M. lander. of Bay-
vicvv avenue, and Reed 0. Haviland.
of the Old \l’cil Hotel. A tele-
phone mm front Mr. llavlland states
that Mrs. l’laisted and Mrs. Lauder cs-
caped injury, and have rmdnl on
. their way to the White Mountains.
The tracks are blocked, and no wait
bound trains have left New llavcn since
the accident, and only nusagre particu-
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots {or sale on
Woodward, Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 83:30 to
$450. Terms to suit purchaser.
’l‘onIty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
TllLDB & GOLDEN.
OrChristlan Swartz.
hmehllarn
. kinPlcklesaudeverythiagitlthelunchline
Immurpssoedfor Teethiu
merit. Div I “"0er it, at
CharlesE. Seym0ur’s
, 1:..pr Sigmu- i
“m.-
WWW-MW or... Minus,
e
WestiukeqruponrgradeofButtertofltebkbestIn-rk
‘ T0 uornens- .
Moody’s Aromatic Syrup i‘
gChildren. lthespruvedltseif agenuin‘esrticlo
letdiIIg tuner 33 Washngton Street. 8th Install.
.,_, “5-....- “n .«W—...
3w“
specialties for This Wiééki
Grents’, Ladies’ and.
Children’s Hosiery and:
Underwear, Ladies?
Shirt Waists, Ladies’
and Children’s Blazers;
Parasols‘ and sun Um-
brellas at your own
Scotch, French
Ging-
hams, ' Counterpanes
and Aprons, Oil Cloths
and Window, Shades,
_price,
and Domestic
law are obtainable by wire.
‘l'hatrm Blood was Evidently l-pnre.
St Paul called the Octane “Slow
bellies. motive, ill-dis nod and mischie
vous." (.sctus B Cure would have
remedied all that. Ills of the flesh vanish
before In h.|ood tlcroiulous and
specific b poisons are now curable.
Sold at Plaistul' san store, under the
Mahackemollotel. flout Norwalk. Uonn.
renor- &‘ comer.
Heal Estataand Insurance.
WISHIIDTDI STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
our ,
gllDli. SlliFDllD. ll. 0.,
omca AND I'llllflvl:
89 West street, corner Trinity Place.
Illlllill BUSINESS DollfliE
BTAMFOBD. CONN.
DPEll TllliDliDll EITIIE DDIIEI.
l’lf.llf‘ll Business Trulnin School for
both9 sexes; Htudentsenteringdun ughesprioa
can be fitted to tlll ithtna ln t autumn.
Every business branc taughttht roughly. The
college in “I‘lrrt fir” In céqulptnent. arid” every
departmeo n c urge o competent Inn:-
torrI. Motif or rcatalogne. Add
Pmldsstflkml‘gugwslollm
on 1‘0
SaIansa Lake George
and lit. llcliregori
l. -llllllillil Till!!! illill
RENEWAL OF Tm: DEhlflflTm mt-
SONALLY mlNDUL‘Tll')
Grand FouI-Days’ Visits
if clear tom the Advent Chris-
yschool will have
to Loyd's Back
the wheat
wharfat iocleek mile steamerlfedea,
and he transfemId to Captain llowlend‘s
largesthhon Point and taken across
the Sound.
Themmatblealtantobeerectedin
1.11.3 Minuteman“ known“
toanumherlathircitywhohavevlrltsd
.r fem-tee III ‘l’eaate clair-
Anyene luterdteditt lswnteunisaud
whldngtrtmganiseaclubtnthlscity,h
tomcat Thins-lay at
8 o'clock. in the on Well nook-orthod-
dermpany‘eparlors. neutrals
totes Franklin sheet belonging tothe
Whubeeusecured. flit hproposed
or convert the tuning: Into tennis
sup-armour...
Aspect-lemonade; willheheld on
WM m. aw this the
creamer-an ““1.de
mmwuwum
mwmmmmm
Maths-mph.
the National Firearms Convention at
.lfata. was laldouthetshb.
Adjourned toAugust 10, attaiDo’ehIck.
Anyonmtoraulef-isqt
Carats-Ill):-
mutated flammability. max
soc-m snowman
While . crowd wu standing in front tolhecommlflmonsmm Walks. ll lto m . I: :t I By lipectal Limited Barman Trains. and Non-
of J. l’. Brennan’s lurker shop. In mm, That Winner. public till"; aim" ““ m ”' "I'I'ir'i'u‘n gym “'25,: “:l‘l" "W51?“ "m
"sang. listening at the new City or health hot-mow to prawn-cheek gym .3. {1" u . .. ".3:
Norwalk band. room unnoticed tor unwise MI DF Slicltl lmm lD “DIES fimfififfifimyh ' ""333
rushing and Its. David Flahertyml mmdtbmnuuvamnm 13W“ consortium um...“ M’fll’ “a,“ m,
Wermhmalk,wupmhd ontlumtofsewuounayvlew “Mulfihm‘Ym "gmufiggfigmfimw
down m no; up" which lend to the seam and Cedar use was accepted; ffimmyéh In clear. ML...“ their; m' m m." ‘"t..*:"“"‘".':t.°~. ..
bulimia“!!! the m lbw 3’» “I“ a” C“? 0"" '“ lwm ‘0 {virus-timers may “ft- mil-II fan: “wit"nlll'cntamruthertolouuwt
struck the door at the bottom of the publkh nouns and amateur mense- ““me mflm"m'"‘; {outmfiwghmmmmm Megan elm»
mandbmkeitmn. Addams seatnrats. of W Ifigmmug- “mfg“ W Mum}:
fewslimuhrahelelrempedlujury. ’l‘horuatter “W!“ soul! mm W orfnlll tenant!
. chiefdtheflflWhW .“LW if}?! ”Ii-"m
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myon‘ijjutust 5.
Madman: mum and rm
IDDlD Illll. DDDTII “III“.
1113 amour big that“ South Near-Ix.
Aaron H. Woodhull. , "fin“: T' WE...”
NOTICE.
IIIs. ITIIEIIIIIII
emergence
Leena sIIIrrI-I.
WDIDIWv
.. leries,
Agent for the Demor-
est Sewing Machines,
Hammocks,colored and
white, Window Drap-
‘Wire Window
Screens.
Norwalk Chronicler