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South Norwalk.
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mm aililltll l'oIIIIll lures.
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7;: Books
fopuliir Styles and
Low Prices.
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A E A EEAIIs,
Bargain Grocer.
mill «Marius to Saturday.
"FOR CASH.
TEAL“ ITEA. ' TEA.
court; *2 drill? Willi.
a. lllllfll.
Try our Wk Butter.
mm our firm Colfsc.
SIIIOI. Slllflll.
'l‘n' our Salmon.
' titan out or sum FBI
~ Ivo vino om.
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GEO. A. Ferris,
llllE- III“ IIMEI.
Io. '20 Ionhm [Iain Street.
' spilt‘ s
TIIE EVENING SENTINEL
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JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Wt:
sins; lmonlh. will
HWHEQIIIAI tilpe"
era: nearly stationary temperature
rail. snails: promises to be cooler.
Sun Riseé
High Tide
at 5:01). '
at [2:47.
Sun Sets
at our.
Several yachts belonging
tcrday.
The Reclutas will play the
noon. I
is laying at their dock.
Norwalk, are being repaired.
College will reopen on Sept. 1.
“vest pocket catalogue."
Norwalk Baptist church.
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
walk and East Norwalk.
J. Bennett's residence.
mysiml the boat.
and taken aboard the Inuit.
piece of news.
spectators.
pimple. "
Administrators have
ll ubbell.
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I. Minimums Woman-coir
Rev. H. A. Delano, of Evanston. Ill.
- will preach Sunday evening in the South
:6 In tho. 31.3mm».
cents Single‘zopi'es. 1 cents.
m4.)
and M Hall».
ads. In this vicinity
tomorrow Wlhudyiucathcr with show-
may [INP-
lllnlnture Almanac for Tomorrow.
Low Tide
at 6:".
An adjourned meetingof theComInon
Council will be held this evening.
bothc
“Helena" llmt were in the harbor ycs~
Hillside;
on the Baxter Grounds tomorrow after-
William H. Hoyt & Son's handsome
new oyster steamer, the “W. H. Hoyt.”
The boronghwater pipes onVanZandt
avenue and Fort Point road East
——Mr. Frank H. Ruscoe‘s Commercial
Send for
Judge Brady, of Danbury. fell all the
pier at Bell island last night and lost a
$55 but and spoileda good suit of clothes.
William H. Hoyt, of the Duncan lron
Railing works. has received the contract
for furnishing 300 feet of iron fence for
During the pnuent scarcity 'of water
in the borough reservoirs the steamer
will respond to all alarms of tire in Nor-
Arthur Waldron. who has been occu-
pying the Cockroft place for the past two
years. moved back to his house on Cot—
tage avenue. l-Iast Norwalk, ytswrdny.
The work of grading Bcldcn avenue, is
approaching completion. The
being dumped in the hollow place iii the
little triangular park opposite Captain 1).
refuse is
A man out In a small boat. fastmed a
line to a spile for the purpose of mooring
a [urge in the harbor. last evening. The
I 1| and the force of the shock
The man was rim-nod
——\\'c make our own ice cream from
strictly porn cream. Depot restaurant.
The Bright Little Daily “scooped" 'l'iii:
Sunrism. yesterday on a very important
It was a half-column.
doublolcathd account of a dog light, for
810 a side. witnessed by about a down
It must have been highly
edilying reading for “our lust, well~todo
rccimlly been
Appointed as follows. in the probate
court for the district of Norwalk: Fas-
late John Dingcc. Mary R. Iliugcc: es-
tatA-Jlary Muller (Wilton). James T.
Robert ll. Rowan and James
Irving Dibble have qualified M crawlers
Oliver l3. Jackson. of Norwalk. will
attend the jconntltutlonal convention of
the L. A W.. which mmvoneu at Harv
ford. September 8. [t [a to be decided
at that time whether the L. A. w. shall
pay the oxymoron of the big racing men
ornot. Indecision will represent the
Wfdndn papa is being
clrrtitllbd , summoning 00c
him th Motif M W
News)! in over my members. or
800mm“ more, so that it
is quite Wt this town should
—8cad to the Connecticut (kmimercisl
(killegc. (latte lniildlng. for the “vest
Anti-c 0 o‘clock [root arrived at hell
[mud an unusually large crowd stood
on the dock to meet Editor Bailey of the
Dsnhnry News. As be pissed along up
Ir. Bclhy'coyscanght sight of
"Tonnorial artist.
anti-realm aunts. J.ll.llclley. pro
. Over this hangs [ileum at.
the rammed tuber and his three fun
citation. 'l‘bcrum which hung am
the ptntralt was a hnnh‘liook, kindly
loaned by whom, sailor-r this.
is the noon"
lslnndhunt notional sonnthlngit
greatly needs. We own you much alc-
'l'hcnextnnmhcrbf Harper's Weekly,
published August filth, will contain torn
pap-of “Wot,” rang-null
other W‘M the” annual WWW
will «an,
man M. with malts, won‘t'l‘lia
Ymihdmtahnlving our
Win
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hell
lira. Wand Jenninp,77of777.lennings'
Place borough luxuriously ill.
. R. (l. llanford has purchased a new
model B Victor safety bicycle.
[1.J Devlne a building a dwelling
It“ “p «mould-III dvtfdll‘
,- 'vvr ., .nl'ch'ImWHquu
‘Mls‘s‘l'a’omse Wédd Lof West aveniic,
lost her gold watch at Roton Point yester-
day.
vindi-
II
Stephen Comatuik' a new house on St.
John avenue is now ready for the
plasterers.
About fifty local wlicelmsn nill attend
the bicycle races at Charter Oak Park
on [aim day.
~ The Saratoga excursionists arrived in
South Norwalk by swcjril train at 0:30
o'clock last evening.
(mar-lee H. Simona has sold a building
lot on Myrtle avenue, Rant Norwalk. to
Frank Kocour, of Main street, Norwalk.
0. A. will hold a special meeting in the
accouiation rooms at 8 o‘clock this even-
ing.
A touring bicyclist armed with a brace
of army revolvers stuck in his belt pm
set! through town yesterday. He was cue
route for Bridgeport.
The steamer "Huntington" will run an
excursion to Huntington Friday. Sept-
' ember 4, for the purpose of accommo-
dating those desiring to attend the fair
and live stock exhibit.
«Auction today from 3 to" . villa! [87
North Main street Watt hes. Diamonds.
Jewelry and Silverware.
Theresidents of the (aim-n are trying
to induce the publishers of the new
directory to insert their residences as on
the Green instead or on [but :Ivoauc
Church or Park struck;
Daniel short, of Bridgeport, was mar-
ried to Mini Julia Sullivan, of Norwalk.
at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. The
ceremony was held in St. Patrick's Rom-
an Catholic church. Bridgeport. The
happy couple will reside. in Milford.
Among the entries for [he ram-s to take
planet t‘ barter Oak Driving park. Au-
gust ‘35 '26. 2? and .‘ri, are the following:
Semud day—‘2 :‘20 thins. trotting. purse
0]. 7m Tlmnianb‘. llorison'sr. [I l’itkI-tt.
Third dayw‘lzfll class.tmttiiig. purse $2.-
000. W. B. E. Lockwood, Jr.'s Walton
Boy.
During the play at the Opera House
last evening. the gallery. which has usu-
ally born a noisy plltt‘t‘. was wonderfully
o'lllt'f. Mr. Adaiiislias the public with
him in preserving order in that portion
of the hall and much mimic due him
for the elfectual manner in which he
subdued tho hoodlums last night.
The trial of John J. llanipuon. the
biganiist. who was arrested by ()ll'IcI-r
Morehomc at Rownytoii last Saturday.
will be held tomorrow moming in the
borough court mun. The defendant is
now In Bridgcport jail. "in llllrlrlltlll lo
Norwalk last Satunlny was to induce a
young woman residing at llowayton to
[cave town with him.
Manager R F7. Adams Inn-I. after a
great dual of expense and trouble. iIIduI-
ed Howard's Ilo-tton Atheuaeum lligh
Clam Vaudeville company toappear at
the Opera lion». August 29. Tho coup
puny consists of thirty people. now en-
routc of this country after-a sorrowful
tour in England. It in a company that
[days only at [lint—class lioInIm.
Illa» Mario Hubert Frobman opened
her mum in Stamford last night in the
Town Hall, In “Tho Witch." There was
a large audience. and the action: was
calkd before the curtain at the end of
heel. Home's werehapdo) to”
In [ugh union titlm. Her support 3
good and mum Araceli and-use:
Miss l-‘rohuinn appears at Music Hall
next Friday evening.
The First Connecticut Envy Artillery
will give an excursion to the old battle-
llnlds. titanium lB-fi. The trip will
include Baltimore. Washington. Mt.
Vernon. a all down mus-peaks Bay
from Below to Yorktown Form-u
Nonmemdom Point f‘omfort, up»...
James River to Richmond. Petcnbnrg
and the old battlefields and thence
by special porter can to Jersey city.
Bern-[mambo ottho regiment reside
in this clby.
'l‘henifiibcrof Elmer's Young People
for August 26th is pervaded with the
WWI flavor of the can, [Isolde-I which
mmgf Its mdenuespmdlngtl‘f
sunny. One of its nut attractive“
nudilmlrlttlc Birch.” by E. Ghana.
In. Input Pusan cmlflbules the
immhflhdof'flnlyfiltfloyfmd
Hr. Edmund 00mm hill?“ the son-
binls that may he caught with bricks.
monuummmmmm
ortnellttlepollrmuutdrltuddcwn
into the Gulf Hiram on Inc-loot ice,
and theicrmt’rlnos embarks with his
companions tn afslrynlrlpfttnvoynp
mule-tan. Theron-tantalum:
ypothcthcl 30y.” by Mar
ii- u: «a? «was “Mn mm In
The base ball department of the Y. w
' Wood. of Norwalk, bcat W. K. chitt and
Mortals lsthlt of "The Toy “fly
* om
Ar
7Tiv7o Itnusdally largo porpoinm Miro
seen in the harbor this morning.
The schooner “Amelia" is at John H.
‘errls' wharf with a cargo of brick.
Mr Patching, of Weetwrt. amachinlsb
whom 'Hilipdl" nonmihjilil'"
months. ’llii’fldirmfll' Wt‘lii’h‘
and built but wt‘d‘lill‘lvofrld' tlhll‘oufi
[y have been drawn into the machinery.
. The basket festival for the benefit of
the 'Scaudinavlan Mission Society, of
South Norwalk, in the norms of the Un-
ion (lospel Temperance Reform Associa—
lion. Washington street bridge, last eve-
ning. was well attended and about $15
was cleared.
At the close of the Bible reading by C.
W. Knudsen in his new building. No. 3'7
Chestnut street, Sunday afternoon, a
Swedish mrvice will he held, Rev. l.
Lindstmrn preaching. All are invited.
Bible reading commences at. 3:30 and
preaching at 4:30.
[DINEJNG AFTER Trams.
Return Games In the Nownlk-nrldnporl
Tournament Played Yesterday.
Return games in the Norwalk-Bridge-
port tennis tournament were played on
the grounds of the Norwalk club yt‘slfll’f
day afternoon. A number of speculum
were present from Bridgeport. among
them being Mm. Worden, Mrs. Bishop,
Misses Florence Jones. Agata Swan,
Lillie Wheeler, Annie Wheeler, Lulu
Staples. Miss Hewitt. Miss Bassick, and
Miss Thompson. Wmtport and New
Canaan were also reprt-scntml.
The scores wereas follows: Singles —- it.
if. Mallory. of Bridgeport, heat A. B.
Russell. of Norwalk, 6-3, 6-0. 0.0; E. S.
Belknap. of Bridgeport. beat F. A. Look
'00d. of Norwalk, 0?. 6-1. (H: R.
Burt‘hard, of Norwalk. boat W.
K. Jcn'itt. of Bridgeport. +6. 0-4. 0-3.
Doublnw—R. llIIrchard and l". A. Lock-
\Villiam llincks, of Bridgepohfid. a0.
64). E. S. llclknup and Roy Mallory. of
Bridgeport. heat A. ll. Russell and it.
llaviland. of Norwallt, 64,345.02. ,Tlio
score now Manda Nom'nlk,10: Bridge-
port.“ ... This virtually gives the Bridge-
port (lub the tournament. .
A (tor the games an elegant repast was
scrwd. after which a dance was held in
the club house. The dance cloned about
ten o'clock Iuid after partaking of more
rufmhmcnts. the Bridgeport .t‘ontingvnt
boarded II special horse car and here
brought to this city. where they boarded
the ll o'clock train for home. we"
pleura-d with thtI lIIbpiL-ihty of the Nor»
walk club.
The. .leromc May llaIIjo club, which
furnish-fl music during the :iftrrnorm
and evening. was cugagnl at the ralwlbu‘
of Robert \‘IIIIBun-II. who takes an ar-
tivc interim in the club's affairs.
NEWS TRllNl-IIA' Tilldl.
Hutton \Vorll'iy of Mention from liver,
Quarter of Connecticut.
_ The Wntqlvury Retail llatcln-m‘ l'rt»
tective intu'iatiou hold abig barbecue
September 3.
The Bridgeport aldcruu-n have con-
curred with the count-limo“ in voting to
abolish tiw oiliee 11f chief of when. of
which t'hic-f ltylamla is the iIII-IIIIIlh-nt.
B. L. Bronson. of \Volr-ott. dug on his
farm a few days since. two potalom
weighing four pounds and fourteen
ounces, the larger weighing two pounds
and nine and tlm'mpiarter mlllt‘tlt. The
var icty was the limitly of llubmu.
A man on whom were found [more
proving him to be James Finnegan. aged
34 years. and until IIoIt February a mem-
ber of the Kurdish marine service, was
kllltd by a freight train on the New 1-in—
gland road near Willimantic yesterday
afternoon. [lo apparamly was asleep on
tlietntck. All the money he had was
eighty coins.
A recallin- Imam.
[not week a mantlmhle‘ Incident oc-
curred In New um» Which v‘lltl width"
fin-lily in thr Wthdiln Who 'flilllhlnin
normal-y ohlrchmbul broth- 6! forn-
tclllng future menu. It hapwned the
day before the recent Shore Line crunch.
up at llmnford. An Italian named Pan-
qunle Beorbler. who had sustained severe
injuries to his spine [n a [minus railroad
not ideal. toy in a cot In the New llavon
havpltnl and was on the and to recovery.
About tea a ”clock at night he had II
Imdiarlyylvid dream of the nautical
jmn’ult mom-rod. [le "Iran; out of
bed in his fright, and in his fall fracture
ed his left leg at the thigh. After the
mishap he gavel clear and succinct In
count of the midcnt will. Wu to occur
the neat day to is Ittchdnnh. who,
however. thought it was a lit of delir-
unemhlnneetotheonelnthcdrenmm
completions-niobium details.
chum mm In Mlhport.
A gang orchlclen thlmc is at work in
MM For new alshta M M
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muwmwummnh
mwmwwmm
Wk loh'l'vsbcmmw
by Minor“ ltilians In nut vicinity.
Bonthporlcrnm Inclined In communion
in quantum with the chicken thieving.
Denny M Pikchu been «relied upon
to look into the matter.
I
v
I i
, touslmrt in front of llallard's grocery
lunand paid little attention tall. The l'
nextday the accident manned. and Its mu
mfimimmoiaum
EHBllfllllElllES El0|lN0lH08 EIII..~
Hm
A. DICKERMAN & SON
84 Washington Street,
m or Inuit saws.
“Hill Is Going on Among Norlnlk'n Neur-
by Neighhombnrlon.
A hair-pulling match occurred in
Nomton Monday evening. between two
women.
' Mrs. Allen Dauchy, of SoIithNorwalk.
has been visiting friends here for the
past two weeks.
The Dnrien Stars will play the Sylvans,
70f Stamfonl, Saturday afternoon on the
form rs grounds. '
Councilman Sands Selleck, of South
Norwalk. was in tom: Walnesday look-
ing up some oyster property.
;. Matthew Lambert had a grand open—
ing Wednesday night in the building
which he has occupied since the fire.
IA‘Roy Monroe‘s family has returned
from lewisbom, and are now occupying
the John Ferris house on Maple avenue.
‘(leorge ll. Tilly‘s horse mysteriously
disappeared Tuesday night. The animal
was found yesterday afternoon in West-
port.
7 A barrel of oil, weighing 400 pounds,
fell on the ground while some train hands
were unloading a car this week and the
fluid was wasted.
'7 John lhIgdalc's horse. turned around
chore Vl'eduesday and the wagon was
Merturned.
The t'ougngational church fair in the
town hall Wednesday was a decided
Sitcoms. There wasa very large Mun
dance and many fancy articles Wl'l’t‘
disposed of.
"Miss Anna Ryan. of Stamford. lhriou's
popular telegraph operator, is enjoying
II vacation at (hone Park, 1.. 1. Mini
Iota Bumbard is in l [Iargc of the office
(hiring her allocacc
The members of St. John“ 5 R 1‘. claim [I
mouthing great pmparatioiu for their
Mr. which will be held in the town hall
September 3. 4. 5. 'u'. Ii and 9. The Cecil»
ian society of Stamford. will sing selec-
tions from “Mutant" and there will be
dancing each evening.
Allen llaueby. of South Norwalk drove.
[lure Monday evening and left his horse
under the shed ban-k of the Austin block
in charge of a boy. Later “'illiani Lang
don drove in and ran into 7Mr. Ilauchy's
carriage. causing the latu‘r‘a horse to
thl‘ow him-self and overtiini the vehicle.
JIN‘IDII l'nu'lwrthuuit. of Smith Nor-
walk. n ho is I'aiiipiug out at Scott-II Cow.
heard cries ymtcnlay morning. and upon
inviutigation found two boys from
Rowayton on White Rocks. surrounded
by water. The boys had gone then-at
low water Tumday and the rising tide
had kept them there all night. Mr.
(‘owpcrthwait entertained them for
some timo and they then left for home.
Scott-h Cove, lyiiigla-twmu t'ollauder‘s
Point and (ToIIwIItIm-Iit Island is Ii very
much visited place, mught by inhabi-
truits of Ilarion and vicinity. Several
dozen [nuts arc kept about its sheltered
Idioms, and clam bakes by private parties
are frequently held there. A house near
by has for its m‘cupnuls Jmeph t‘owp-
mliwnit. his family. dog Jack and even
the cat with II litter of kittens. A large
tent in mod for Ii dining room and the
flavor of mast elanis and oysters greets
the visitor on his arrival. lleulal Joe
makes it excuslingly pleasant for his
friends and also strangers, who per-
t‘hlmt‘l' favor that lovely spin with their
pruunce. [-‘ifty’six penums visited Joe‘s
camp last Sunday.
Bow-yum.
Twr-nty young ladies from New York
are enjoying the hospitality of Mrs.
ml. all «annulment inland.
bonito carom. who be him
“[717le you»... mused to
7&7“: .A'. In ‘iiIhII 777373113... a. y"
«My.
William Felts-r, superintendent of a
large reborn in llmoflyn. with his
fatally. has been visiting lilo brother,
thn D. Feller.
ll. Thomas has purchiuml a pair of
Madman: harm from Stephen Miner.
aloo one wagon. mo nets of barium-s
add wvcrul fuming implctlumta.
confluent Patent».
ill. blot fumhhed from the other of
it. I. Worst». solicitor of Patrols.
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South Norwalk
The following were batted August [0. ,
, I Inlumfiisoi [89H
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PRALTlf’R 7lN LAW N TRNNIRM
Home Valuable Points from the Pen of an
Expert l'layer.
when once they are firmly fixed. By
asking criticism from [utter players. and
remiviug it in good part. and with an
intelligent application or non-application
good courts and with good balls must be
had; but there is such a thing as too
much practice, the effect of which is to
cause your game to [use its snap andm
vim, or to himmc what is commonly“
known as “stale."
hard-fought sets against a player better
than yourself are of vastly more advan-
tage to you than six sets lazily played
against a weak opponent. Play ,1
the best men youoan. Never mind if
you are beaten: try him next day and
see if you cannotwin more games ‘l‘mm
him than you did the day previous. At
prise mace how much your game has
improved.
For general improvement the single
game is to be preferred to the doublmua '
strokes. For practice in judgment the
double game is the better. and in watch-
ing the play of a well-drilled pair you
return the same ball. Each tcllsinstant.
[y and almost by instinct which hall is
in his province. and which in [Iispart-
net's. and it is a very closely placed shot
for which neither will try. It sometimes
happens that one of the pair is, by
reason of his pmition in the court,
bettnu‘ abh- mjudgc of the direction of
a ball than is the other whose business
it is toeither return it or let it go out.
and now and then you will hear such
ndvieens“lret lt‘out," “Watch it," or
"let it strike." lu gvnerul. however.
the less said between partners the better.
and one should never call to the other
when that other is making the stroke.
animal to warn him that the ball is liable
to strike out. Above all. never find
fault with your partner: he is doing the
best he can. and usually feels worse over
his bad stroke than you do. I have seen
run-wral matches lost through mutual re-
criIIIiIIation during the program of the
contest, the noult being that both men
lost their tempers: and when a player
[mu-s his happen the Insurer he retina
ntIII tlul N't'lll' [he better.
Are you weak and run down? Dr.
Richunleum‘a L‘liinrliona, t'halnomile and
(lentian Tonic Powders cure Weakness
and General Debility. Ask for .5“. and
101'. sample.
Taylor 8r Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
VIISHIIBTMI STREET.
soUTII NORWALK, own
an!“
Isuc A; SANFORD, M. o.
Oryll‘l AND HBIDINI'I'
39 West Street. corner Trinity I'lsce.
soI'Tn .Vomvamt.
(mice [fours -tl to [03. m., l! to it p. m.. and
ti to T p. In. jyllllm
gmnmdh.
M080} HIlle SMITH 7I0HWILK.
A Granigpenlng.
FRIDAY EVENING. Aug. 28
Ill' API'RARANCR 01‘
Marie Hubert Frolimon.‘
is}, . “automation-tn! Finn .
THE WIIIIII”
l-lnpwrtrd by
I 00IPIIY 0F 20 IITISTB.
vial tit-curry ltrIII-Imntln' Ills-tunic 14»
cal tin-in [Minimum
N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES!
“237:.” on Mile at llovt‘n and “My" 5 .13,“
on To
Saratoga. late George
and III. llccregor I
auucwin or ran nmonmn rim.
RONALLY nonhuman
Grand Four- Days'; was
Riyadh-[lined
day to n
$3“ Agni} “H3" *
. can
round trip. this includes {'0
vats furnace. toll-ulna c all t
is‘ltrar‘ui IW" ins-val m
3”"'“‘.l‘““'t‘“:l.l ”WV-I;
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vmr .MW§AW rapping
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of it. as the case may he,
an improved game will surely fl
result. Of course steady practice on
Two or three brisk T
the endof a few Weeks you will be sur- V' ”we
1 till-In lllndley. Dorian. Conn.
you have more chances to try your ,
will seldom see both players attempt to »
;‘“l
- , Wear-e NOT going
Our- Busines‘s.~ 5‘
w
menus-imam the W7147 right too studio have
dowlth it. ’ ‘ »
Wchaveactlnesllncof Staplssndl’sac fli‘nnnilestlii/bn ,_
Estate. Bylhspcmug'c of the pn‘blloin the past and the continuance of coins ..
we will makeuliving without it ,
(bmparecurwloesandourgoodcwitbo'hyinthlscltyortovmludlamrhy
wearetheheadlagGI-ocer. I
Wemnserveyoutothc“queen’otu "innnythingyouwishineltahlos.
leave your ordcnsndreceive prompt attention at
CharlesE. Seymour’s
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loading Grocer. 33 Washington tum, SooIlI Intuit. *
L087T.
mm [d ”hum case "mortar;
AL“! “I “fin." Rewd‘iid offered if returned
to this office.
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,' L' W. In “Nb”! and firmly '7“:de 0. S. Campbell. in Harper’s Young Oxtiivsjiilpu gamma: énmr‘m‘n'y of"???
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7 [4% about!“ we. emptied“ Ip ()Nfldmi‘ihnm 2" "7 ir'iI "
mitt“??? In his otllce stru'ct witEdbit one beginners. A few W21“; g‘
$370174)pr 7017I7n787tw7il7 and Miss Minnie judicious Impatient the commencement "z‘gz‘hi WW “Yr
Lynch, of Brooklyn, are visiting George might obviate many faulty strokes which , _ .
Bates. may afterwards he very dilllcult to cure FOUN”.
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gardener, Joseph
7l7’fXIK7I7-ITBOOK7 In the Norwalk Home Rail-
road depot. which the owner can line by
ingatt lsofdce. "M null
the maniacs of7 baudon Ketchnni Hopk-
Tutsdsy. a ”(onus)“ horse. which n
vc b in; call! Llallllfl‘l on‘s
lcfenlrunh. an“ 8!
rain "Sim: on” To new;
l
and
OUSE on Henry street. East Norw alk7, coin
6. with
ices.
I burn, well
rut-class order
Minstrel] H Tolles.
nmpany‘s or on the prelu-
10:51
taming am
both
L"
atcrcut. l ulreon rsmisesfor further u-
tlculars m p , “prim
Ft'nvispw Itopii
til X—ROOM vintage on
I\ cane.
To LET.
[not mans. rent :10 Pleasant location
Apply tow.
nail [w
nue. )‘tirniahsdor unfurnished: hinder»
tf
nachos [4 rooms Apply to
all) lwl
0'“ ER partof hoimetflb‘prlngw street 5.;th
\‘orwalk. Apply on premises. ' 163!
uintard avenue,
Apply to Chester F. (I k. [8 Quixrd
WANTED
II
AT TRIMMRRS at nine. at Knapp s. No.
bl \\ asbinan street. auzflt 3t
non sans;
hil'Ji
1
all!
four
lllt‘
walk
\\ ulk
urc
r'u h
mun
1M
and I
' lot
W
To
er, ell II
ATelxbl-room house oii 'ane euros—It. coin.
vices for any lots; they are
t [Icing twelve feet In urn no If Miter.
WAN avenue. _
Fioii‘rnnv’ rtuirr 5Tb and ninlnsall um.
Instr
well and tastefully
fifteen hundred
”hush-ad » \cadeniy In very supt
Tl
[n the flan-tic
Since that time I have sold an at real the [and
mandala
1 u
nlll’vl MOUTH NORWALK. (‘ONX
IIURHE, ,Top Buggy. Harness. Blankets and
W hip complete turnout for sale or will
or bicycle Apply to Leroy E.\ \hce [-
'atI-r strut. South Norwalk. sham
pantlvely new. containing all the mod-
ern imprint-meals. Barn on premises having
four stables and room for three wagons.
ior It (lob 1.":
l7] LlllSll LIYE'S for sale for 35!!) on the in-
Tny -
null) Ill
merit plan: no interestezd ”(arid fairy
nu [11w
.s‘mlrh, near I had! ground.“
Air tight compartments. makiu her un—
safe. hesold heap for
want of use Address; Iapply to Andrews, 46
West av cum.
1101’th arid bullding7 lots at moderate
said [I5
prices. Apply to E. A. \Voodvrnrd. south
\'nru alk.
‘SI‘LEV DID ill‘PORTl N [TY ['7 0BA7 .‘dl'fl
r HOME AT sin tumor. —ln thcchnnccs
of business 1 have come into the
wionof
rctty «muses in Wilton 'onn. Each
hit-cu hnn mi dollars a. build. W’lfhonl
land. They are wilth n three minutes
of thcdcpot of the Danbury and Vor-
Railroad. upon the main road. conven-
but lofht- stores schools and rhun- hes and
sitrnctiw hernia.
ntod andpn
lots. I will sel them at
dollars each. At this prices
can live In \\ Iltun and work in Norwalk.
H‘ ey are [12'
Ml an
hav c gmlvslr
and at an expenditure of ten to [Write dollars
pr r month i- over his
mutation, t rm
int Must .tuss and com-
hln childrdn every
N‘ howls. notabl
advan-
’mfewor
r classical
f“ E
of [ht-I
u boob. I an have a house and plenty of ground
fnor his on II family, and put that furnil
first-I lam amo- lotions and moiety. 1
pleaded Ionhow this property many one can
I-Inphitlng a
lo "ml to rclln
[a too good to consider applications from any
E. .l. HILL.
in
[ be
pure base. It will be sold on
[s partial. and the neighborhood
Sorrwalk, Lona.
rcgolng adiortisctacnt was Inserted
and Sentinel twu weeks ago
me house and lot. 1 now odor the three
houses at fifteen hundred dollars
ear-h. Th 9 lsnbnrgidn that Iaunot be dupll.
Ialud In humid county.
twcnt ~ilw hundred dollars can [I and I'll
bring I, but they must he sold. EJ
LO0K II THIS7!
They are worth
It]! to
$l .000 IN BASH
ours i HullSE no LoI
5i. Ft. Fruit, [20 Ft. Deep.
House ms [2 ooous.
Newlypnpercd.1'hmmlnatm from hunt
and] rat t
live shares of loan Amid-lion Stock trans-
ferred I: melon-er. thus Muir him a ehsme
topay
I'M more particular» cal
W. S 7Bailcy,
mm A Great Bargain. Twenty-
monthly.I on “onetime payments.
In. 7: spring scam.
I. nomadic. “ '&
THE
oodward Homestead“
IHO INOII|I0 000IIII08
lot for 8m or Tour of“
Your
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward. Lowndes and Lin-
coin avenues. Price 0350 to
0450. Terms to suit purchaser.”
Tmrnty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to 3‘:
"IIILoII I. 60LOEI.
x
.
I
r
- ,.-. [W ”n
(“Al'ERpart of house. 5 rrvmis. rent [2. well pre
4
and central. l’ossrusion at once.
lounge. at lackwnod I" g. C.o
lSE room cottage at. at}; 35 Elmirood ais-
0|BBlE It 00M8TO0K
Wanttoknow ifyoutried their Coffee
according to directions. a publhhcd last
week. If you did,” isn't for you.
t:uinliilé‘ario am who do not. They
had better bellows that the Coffee b sn-
periorand the directions true.” but tto
mono-w ll firihg should7 lid W7 h on:
mil-mama lodotl,’ asltshodld’ 06 aid».
is another. "ch cooks have an ldcnof
the extreme delicacy of Tea and Colfee
and how artistically they must be treated.
To extract an oil or flavor is one of the
nicest works of the laboratory, and one
for which the chemist selects his mlarial
with the greatest care. attends strictly to
the cleanliness of his vermin, watches
every change in the temperature, and
counts every second of time. Making
Tea and Coffee is nothing but working a
delicate chemical experiment. There '3
rarely on our tables a cup of either of
In these [leverages which Is lit to drink.
Coffee bitter and muddy, Tea either too
weal: or too strong, because so rarely
These directions are
well worth preserving. Buy you Cotton
of Dibble d: Comsmck, attend failhfully
to these directions and you may yet
make tlre7disoovery of a new flavor in
_ nyour cup of Codes.
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FIVE EMILE RIVER.
III" MID 00ll BIIIIIIES.
Theoldut manufacturer of
now offers finished work for sale In flvn' I“ on-
em it local runnin gear: aliens!” mid
of but [ca-ad trlmm n ,at prices which \r
be high Blllhllflh and ow enough toallt lb!
most fastidi-
FRANK BOYLSTON
0HIl0IlEN IIIIIDIIITS
Suffering with Dysontary, Diar-
rhoea, Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
llowcls, are speedily cured by
lIALE’S OORDIAL. l’lcasant 7...,
to take and perfectly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
“to;
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l‘n‘
accordinglodircclionii7.7771 ,
dent:mn:bclntnrvlewulat “-3me a
loan“ sent on and attain. Addre-
IIIIIIIIII. "will“ WWI.
MARION). com.
LESLIE Sli'llTH.
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