open September 8,
« , of the event
n.
or an".
' ; avmtue to Edwart
' expectstobnild
THE Ennis 1SENTlNEL.
”1 hurdsomedisplay
. theowuerof two
‘saddlehorsuiutoa-u. -
Sires 1,
T1170 of Thomas Ward‘s sons will enter
St. Bonaventure obllege. at Alieghany,
N. )2. this fall. 1
M a Cornpa1uy have a large and
If neckwear in one of
their show windows.
Harold C. Maths ms. of Elmenw'orth. is
of the linest English
J. F. Bennett he: sold a lot on Mystic
L. Saunders. who
[the hospital co ittee will metal
the 01d W61] Hook and Ladder company s
parlors next 'lluesdsy evening.
-—Evening c at the Merrill Busi-
incestuous“, Stanton], will organize 8th
inst, from 7 to 9 o “clock
__1.___.
The Sboninger1piano, given away by
the merchants of this city, was taken to
ButlerLodge,.l 0.10. F. ,roomsyestcrdny
afternoon: 1
__.1___
The factories will be gcnernily closed
next louday. labor day. The majority
of stores will close during the afternoon.
and some will be closedd all day.
Grace church w 11 be one your old on
Thursday. September 24. The event will
be celebrated with1 anniversary exercises
and special music by the choir
——All persons holding tickets for the
Weberpiano. and1wishingio give them
to the South Norw1alk Athletic Club can
leave them at J.1 P. Brunnner‘s barber
shop. _1‘__’___
The verdict of most manufacturers
and journey men 1s that the Dunlap hat
is a list failure so far as anyone but
Dunlnpisamce 1.—-Danbnry New;
The authorities1have found no clue to
the-identity of the dead baby. the tind-
ingofwhich inn lot on the Westport
road. Tuesday, w1as exclusively printed
in 'i‘rlr. San'rleL1
.r—..— .
According toa1reoent order from the
post office department, there will he no
more reports rednired iron: the letter
arr-lets as to the out of mail matter
handled by them.-
Lovers of melodrama will be glad to
know of mount little Gracie Emmett’r
appoarance in this city BeptcmberS. in
‘ her excellent pl1Iy, the ‘ Pulse of New
York II
—17It foraking; especially anAnIori-
can king.aud to everybody. Root.
Doormads fromKnapp'sitootBserEa-
tract.
Chlef Gormlsy atteraiulthe Courtof
Commonl’lsasatawitusrsintheoaaeof
8qu ”John rake-rim. The Chief
arrestedParksrtonashorttimeagoona
train for golng1tbroughthe pocketaol
somoclothesata1bathinDanhnry.
“Frill." the baker who boards at
“:Wmitu 0 Norwalk. wasout
Eaailiagtnths“ 1" yrstsrdayaftsn
anon. From lakcnfromhlslog
,
again.
been
South Norwalk
W w...“ -....
hsdrygoodsmofthisottywill 11
III-qua. :5- thwhfllm
Rev. A. Wheaten returned from his
vacation last night and will conduct the
meetingin the South Norwalk Baptist
church this evening. .
Rev. George \‘amllstyne will be pleased
wmeetallofhifrieudsonoemoreat
the mid-week meeting at the Norwalk
Methodist church. tonight.
Captain Stanley Ion-rules took a party
to Huntington on his steamer. the J.
Howard Ioa'ndes. this morning. They
will attend the fair and witnms the races.
Messrs. Tbfll‘ckmortou and Fitzgerald.
tI'vowell-known and popular elocutiou-
isls. will take part in the entertainment
at Mrs. William '1‘.1RIIymond‘s. Rowsy-
ton. Saturday evening. 1
M. D. Randal] signed a contract with
Judge A. 3. Austin yesterday to build a
reaptionhalloatlwnortheastwrncr of
his residence on West avenue. A piaua
will also be built across the front.
—Visitors are cordially invited to in-
spect the various departments of the Mer-
rill llusiness college. Stamford. Students
are being enrolled every day for the be-
ginniugof the falltsrmww unam-
should be secured in advance if pomihle.
bliss ill-lama A. Beers died at her home
in Norwalk last evening. in the 86th year
of her age. Funeral services over the
remains will be held from her late resi-
dence on Water street at 8 o‘clock to
mom»: afternoon. Rev. Dr. VnnAlstIIe
will olilciate.
The Norwalk Tennis club will given
wmplirnentnry dance to the members of
the contrasting clubs in the recent toum»
ameut. at the club's casino, Saturday
night. Dancing will commence at ll
o'clock. 'eAspecial car will carry the
Greenwich visitors to the depot at 10:40.
Teaching a Girl to Swim.
In deep water. under the cane ofanex-
periewcd perwrn. a young lady may be
taught to swim III a much shorter time
than by practicing in shallow streams.
says a good authority in the August 1nd-
ies' Home Journal. A rope can be fas-
tened erotInd her breast in sucho man
nor that it will neither tighten or unloose.
and if courageous enough she can. thus
. plunge in head lint. The
teacher will show her the proper way to
use her arms. and.
looted by the love. she will fell more
faith in theeasrtion made.
the hands is.howsvsr. far betterthan
this. as it can he rolenqniahod luasnaibly.
'l'hshartmethodof tsachingonthiaplan
is for agood swimmer tomry thelearn-
erlnthsarml intothswatcrnntilbrsaat
high. laying her flat upon the water.
andsupwtlnghsr hyplacingoushand
upon the cheat. atthe ulna time giving
instructlms as to the prop" motionof
thshanda, armsand feet. in alewdaya
thohand may be gradually withdrawn,
and marl-ruinous“ to dominant
It. Thurs are mm away. "dealt-5'
about swimming Unlike Puuoh's they
blight ”bribe NEW.“ and
delivered, and you area fair swimmer
The mat important piece of negative
‘adviceis: Don'teverhasyourpreaeuoo
ofIIIlud. Withlhatyon aromlatro-of
hesitation and other things not over-
whelmingly against you. can reach land
low ital-asst school learners.
Tbs-tatsliormalrchnolathewmitain
opened loads: morning for the
famous. Several new teachers hove
engaged. Thsymfllarifarya.
Freeman, «new. law; natural).
WM“; Humane:
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JAMES GOLDEN. l1lllorand1’mm 131 C '1 R 1 Aroanum, ”Husband-Jaws!“
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IM'I: ;.I m. In: W" Looms rp ) $93.11*” W 4" .I’” """’:¥“"*”‘-
i‘“) '
I. on We.
Louise Kopelevity. late foreman at the
shirt factory. has moved his family to
New York.
The lawn fete and entertainment on
the grounds of Mrs. William '1'. Bay-
mond, Saturday owning. promises to be
a very uncomfulafiair.
of tickets have been sold.
Rev. (3. E. Wing. the presiding elder
of the New York East district, will
preach in the Hethodist church this t
evening. beginning at 7:45 o‘clock. After
the services the annual election of trus-
tees will be held. and thou iteI. Mr.
Wing u1llconducr II quarterly mnfcr-
once meeting. All are invited to the
seniors.
Dar-torn.
The Dorian Stars will cram buts with
the Crystals. of South Norwalk.18otur'-
Ilsy afternoon. at their ground» in this
PIMP.
Commodore Brooks has laid up his
yacht "Curlew" for the winter.
(‘optain James lrving had a party out
in the “Esmeralda" yesterday.
Captain Lewis Smith has taken several
parties beach pluming to Long island
this week.
Harry 1". Waring has themntnwt for
painting George W. Fowler's residence.
A son was recently burn to Mr. and
Airs. Ralph BeuIIetgof Bethe]. Mr. Ben-
nett is a nephew of G. F. Clock.
—]')r. M. 1". Osborn. post ollice build-
ing. Office hours 7 to il II. III., 1 to 311.
m. and 'I to ll p. or.
Richard Howard. of Toronto Canada.
who has been visiting here, and James
11. Raymond. of Noroton. will shoe! to
New York Saturday. where they will
meet a party of friends and take a tour
through the state.
Harry Jones has returned from Europe.
11. A. Seeley is building an addition to
his house.
Five well-known young men fruml
Stamford drove to this place Tuesday
night and indulged too freely in liquid“
refrealIuIenla. 0n the return trip the
carriage overturned and was broken, and
theyoungmsnwsro soatteralaionxths
young men were obliged to walk tofitam-
ford.
The fair of St. Johns R. (‘. church
opens In the town hall this evening. A
line programme but been pmlsu-u] and
there will doubtless; hes large attend
ance. (in Monday evening If]:- m
via. of New York. the wellvknown 01mm-
tionist. will give several selections.
THEATRE“. A‘I‘TRACTIONII.
Coast-g Entertainments of Interest to
lanai Play-Ours.
“The Charity Ball" mares to Bunnsll's
Bridgeport theatre this evening. Beats
cauliomlsredhy tslophonenud willhs
held until 8 {p In.
Imagine “11.31113 dkig
afielLdlhk snug"‘8IInoIIlne\vlll'd6Ihe
this." "Md? ”Baum” cumulus of
letters received by It sperm
who have. and have had timb- hearts
touched and their despondent feelings
revivednrsnoaasrmu. A recent letter
washouayousg man, who wrotatlat
lIelIadbeeu ootofwork fornnumla-rot
weeks. and was hsglunlng to (impair:
He went to see “Casper the leler” and
heard In- Bills slug his “Summon."
The words all'sotod him and he, a»,
hegantohope. it gave hlm‘nsw “tam
hsalwaysattsndrandhrlnphlsmotlwr.
Truly the play III-amoral.
mirth oi the railroad erasing. headed by
A lililaly Band and the lililll.
A large number menu
Drum Corpse dialinflio
the
El
cord Gianna
avenue to Frau lin avcuun amnndtho
Mott Avenue. W allnmt to Mill Hill. around
avenue and disband at the Armory.
parade there will be
Mirand Picnic
.Faii' Grounds.
um Gotten by the Ileinellili
All local north and south- hound trains on
the m
.1017 us
“rounds at 10 pan
luv old the rush at the tick
on nine I'thnIhlc prises.
rails will on new
Town “will: u“All
roadside. The horse went home and tho discontin
Hemrsdapolltloainafew dayaaifi '_
hoaddlthatwhsltvsrlrllllsm
It murals or Pope‘s.
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Tin-lino willhc formed in South Neural}.
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Monday, Sememherl.
The acknowledged Singing German Comedian.
CASPER
With all the Special Scenery. glued expres-
t on.
For the children and button hols Bouquets (or
run-mauve.
liear Ellis 5 New Songs. Duane-s. (lunar Solos.
ELLIS
in the late Wm. Carleton II Musical
t muer] y Dramruentitled
walk Steam _
Arlt' 11001. lain bar for the Middle Five Mile
11 River scthool. One “tabla Poet Dame 1::-
I9 rrr-d. . line
Mr. Charles Ta I umfidfim. (‘0an x
ABOY with amnion school education. to
svlu-olil smoothness: l“ yacht; "‘ j _ ‘ W311i SANFORD“ m B - A1 ”“11““ SEAS“! 1891i I
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thisaectionfalr topartly cloudy. more sultry“? who” ”SN-“'1“! rlffl has M . 1. corner I y ace, 6 d F
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chamodtunpsratunscamlonsuurdayooolv The Norwalk Cityband will gtvotheir Milh' home near the drunk He if“ .m flulhkeplaeahuson Oliics Hours—Mo 10am. ”W'Bmww Explos-
mnsnlvehdrtoulrwuflm new uniforms an airing this evening. make several improvements about the ”’1'?" ”1 In” 9.13% "£21.“ clone or “was
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‘ Infuse 3:113:3me a walk on the Be or 0 Boston in Danbury , Hills will build ‘ on I . | P d argmh Whirl-1h “mm g’ztu “NEW twoor mlnh‘mitammmu the
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one hundred alimof Danbury and T119300“! Norwalk club wenttoilunt- :23! ‘1' when“ ‘i‘umzwrmhfl “gm TMW twig! Gregory». ‘ wo‘w 83,”;Ofi“ “- M'—Tidm All"? “3.5%.
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learn the printing huainsas. or one who
indium experience. Apply at this office.
0" wanted at fiaisted' a drug store. South
Norwalk.
_,_. _... .A "-4.-- .._- H..- A_—~v __. ,. .. 11—.-
oxmfi—Aprdiy at the corset factor of
Roth & God srhtuid 1
ted.
THE YODLER,
lyf or the produc
TOYS
Michal every pa
n all
Seats on sale at Hale s drug stow. Nora alk
and l’lnistcd's drug store.Suut1I Norwalk.
Ian Band and Stamford
llomel Band.
lsroad wl at atthe ‘air
as "puns A\
L. The last train will leave the in”
“a“ tip germanium
«ho holder of a ticket is entitled to a chance
germ-am mu. “Kiln
Murat
tdhm- [nultiou to parade further nollm will be
M] parties winhlnfi’topartlr ipate in the La-
WILLIAM J. KEITH, Iarshal,
CEDAR STREET. Sul’Tli NIIRW ALK.
(town for parade at run a. In.
\III.1.IAII o Human; emumnm
A.11.M((II‘2.]1L~§NEYI
.I o'iuus'x. lam-mime.
Notice.
'l‘llfim‘ lubahltants of the Town of \IIrwalk
lied and warned tubal
beheld in the waa “our:
in said Norvr on Friday the tth day «It
tic-morn!» r not. at 2 u'Iluvk in the afternoon.
for the following purmdo wit:
'I'IIa prmeor reject the new lay «Into! the
mm the Now Y.ork New [law II a liar!-
ford Railroad! to Gregor ‘s Point. armada by
the Selectmen in acmn with the vol
ial town mum. held on the
red to
Konrad Io
ncparuo the present mad.
("gum to take arllon upon the arr-emana- of
“Rated at Norwalk. the filth day of Au
sumo. nssmu.
semen: on raw
(lfl'AR w. sunrise. Iof Norwalk.
Selectmen of
memos IIsImIfE ..
For Young lull» and lllIllIlmI.
BOARDING All! llAI SilllllllL
h. “mm-WW ham,“ opens on Thursday?
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The City of Gas, Oil and Coal.
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BIIIIIELLS TIIEIIIEI
.smmo Malina: and Evening
:Ioneylsland.
‘Ilpraslaulumwan.
Wanner-mums
BBIDGBPflBT.
Tsunami: CALI. 2».
Seats ordenal by telephone held till 8 p. In.
TUESDAY ElEIllllIi, .SEPT. I
Mllllkeu’s Opera Co.
In “The chimes of Normandy."
Prices. in. film. the. and $1. t‘hurt opens
Saturday. August 3. at 9 a. In.
. Thursday listing. Saplill
Mic] l-‘rolnnun’s Lyn-urn Theatre Success.
“The Charity Ball.”
2:15 and lirlli 1'. I.
Effie Ellslcr and (‘. W. ('ouldork. la
“ HAZEL KlRKE.”
('hart «pens three days in advam.
SLIohn’s Illilair
Darleu Town Hall
SEPT. 3. ll. 5. 7. 8. 9.
Vocal and Instrumental Music every even-
lame e-rnhrarlnx mun. dusts. quarlutm a
Thst'mlllaa this“. of Stamford. will give
Man-nu" one evening
Darrel I I (rt-am and In»
{mefi m" Marthlt "1 mam Invita—
A IBM '11.! IIIAIAITEEI.
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cram: ExcursiOn!
Labor Day. Sept. 7.
WWW” il‘
T0 Till
Iron Palace Pier
“Excursion Tides allots.
llltlltllg Mullah! it has Flor.
toanautkltsrwaikhltun. Marat-a
tear-mutant] “I awn: Mus-street
«lemons
.. W.S. BAILEY,
t‘lakhdlalaltatuart lhrrrrrst IaIntIa
TO LET.
\IX rooms on Day street rent .13; 3 rooms
A on Day street. rent 915:4 rooms on Henry
street. rent $10. Apply III\\'. kuungs. :I! bick-
wood hlng :33!
”Rooms. at No.“ ! Chestnut sin-er. South Nor-
lnquire of J. 1'. Punch. No; 9
Chestnut street <lt
'l‘\\' 0 nice liners. one with ham on and of
lot.1n East Norm “11.1le railroad depot.
Rent moderate. inquire oll harles Raymond.
air-gill at railroad depot, South Norwalk
a w
es, Family Horses, Grocery
in fact, Anything in the Horse
es, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
All Horses sold by this es-
Hors
tablishment are warren
EVKRAII apartments on Seymour Plan.
' from Old to Sill per month. 1!. Seymour.
\\ est avenue. an!) If
"IDES LOW.
H. PARSONS,
1, mockslde Stock Farm1a~
I OWERpartofhousconllwdu-anlamle w.
“it”! rooms. rent 89. Apply to 1-1.. LWood-
[’03 SALE.
lluorbarreis. A llobleo Lowe
200 Mainstrect.Nd1rpw’a11k.mI¢tf1
"USE and lot in South Nor-walk in a very
rightly audhealthy location; flu-minutes
walk rm railroad station: house new «even
mans finished. with attic and Iva-liar: lot fifty-
Ifecl from; tine Will or water with pump
in kIIulII-n lulu-$2.1m Inquire at No.1
Prosper “slan- or Jmph LI T'olegrm u. or Tay-
lor-kilo ea. real estate agents. South Nor
au’ii lw
walk. (‘ rum.
‘1 Flu Mile Rivr-r. a men- mom cottage.
ulumet new and too or three good build-
lng loss within Ilve minutes walk or the depot
tppl)‘ to ll. I) l' ilomrnr-diru. Rnwayrnu.
ALI 5 lit.
bourAI on
II dinerent
Horses, Fhrmers' Horses,
Line.
Roadsters, Eleuv y Iruck
1'1'0 HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses, 'Pacing Hors
IIIIIIIIIIEN m AIIIIIIS
SI‘rffcring with Dyscuthry. ' Dlé’
rhdsa. Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bowels, are speedily cured by
HALE’S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly harmless.
Newer known to fail it used
according to directions. 1
Imus HALE GIST.
Merrill Busuless lioness;
BMW.
Ilwclll
‘v'l-Im havel II lnumber or
located
partial?! “lithe cilty. some of them containin i211:
on mproIenIeu n o w
can be had at our..- maternit- and
bonus easy. Taylor fl GI an!) if
BUlIJIqu urn-I to: sale for 811) on the la-
stallment plan no Interest: no fairy
wires for any input the) are
I being tor-he feet ‘5“! to water. Apr?
to t'. it. Hrul lndgrou Woody
warn avenue. asp! tf
MusigoQuIck]
3300 III IIASII
will" Wm
Houseolllllooms
Lot 40 ft. front, 120 ft. deep.
Balance can Stand on long Tim.
lfifll'iitfi 01"
fall Torn-r begins“) September '1’ Both
The (binge olfers Increased facilities this
to all who deal!!! a timings-2d urat loud:
Incl-rial. Shannan-I and TI
demlr and Telegraphic Dc
addition of German and whiter-turn.
dent may ho interviewer! at the (bullets altar
August." nah (‘ urn-II nee wilt-ltd 0“
km sent on appl ration. Add“
IRRIILI. BUDISM comma.
MALAWI"). CONN.
LESLIE SMITH.
lthncl U. ll. Army.
JUSTICE (IF THE PEACE.
1 711 Spring St, So: Norwalk.
'IlIlIISEHIILD FURNITURE
For Sale.
“1 l—fllro Horn 1, Public Miran m
Will bu mldal private at 738p] atmt. “MW“
mu. “'3‘!" nil my ' new.“ M’lfi. one. Irony-om II “.mrmr pm. In
or slum lllllltsllo ms
BHUNINGER URBAN.
BFWINU MACHINE, BUNK
‘Wtfhly mpmwm’fl
W1." be 80'61011 :k‘:” '1“ ”gm; III-Ia
II
r. 3. ram.
[BA]. BS’I‘A'I‘B. D. P. MOERELL.
. , . lit-WWI or run a..." m...
THE _ :mem mg“ and rm
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