CLOTHIERS
86 Washington Street,
South Norwai'k.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
Jules canons. new unit Proprietor.
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interests, wt when an advertisement
WE SELL DELICIOUS 'olaume am" in advertising columns,
are charged for at «older rata,1t) cents
' a line.
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Remaining unfilled forlt the foliowingpoet-
. offices or the week ending Aug. 12.1mm»:-
1pHADE WITH eons c ling for lay of these lettere will please
5 it P it 8 say they are advertised:
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out It IBE all ma IT, tun mgjcwggofiffigm Mfifif‘ N32;
DIVE JUST ADDED IDE DIEII ;.;‘I?:.‘.'..§’“\'ri.‘n' if?” 35" 7.. lawsuit
hire. B. 'l'yrrell.-I.r. mic
TD DD! [181’ DF “MIPS.
" ; TRY US WHEN YOU WANT SOME-
THING NICE.
Waiitielust Received
' pm THE HILL A CASE or
SPEQIAL ,
WEDDING
' STOCK
PAPER.
Demo sin. killed or Plain.
In NEAT BOXES, WHICH we WILL
SELL AS LONG As THEY
- , « LAST, AT
25 Cents anh
”4,-—
*O'UB STOCK OF
Blank \DBooks
Generalstatinnery
IS COMPLETE AS USUAL.
”Eileen
, .Druggist.
33 Wattlngton St, 80. Kuwait.
lDAXATDlllll
ill mun male lite pleas-
am‘keon in the hottest
weathet.
Mull. S. Beero, IV. Mienliev. EJ. Felt,
Miss B. )fcMnhon. Mine Myra O‘B rlon. .
South. Mn. Mort- Weed. In. John Wnlch. ti.
J. Woodr all.
Mike Anderson. Mary J. Bell. Austin Corke-
fer. Edwin Dru-kc. Mice lrene tiny.
lllnlntnro Alli-Inc for 'I'o-I-orrow.
Sun Riser Strum ‘ High Tide low Title
at M! nt6.3 nt m at ‘.le
New York lieu-old Weather Form-t.
lntlnsdistrict today slightly coolenclwr
Weather and fresh to light northwesterly
winds will probably prev-ll. followed by riII»
lng tempenture.but with no decided lncrenso
of actual humidity. On Sunday, warmer,
clear weather will probnbiy prevail.
with light variable winds. becoming mostly
aoutherly. null on Monday warmer, more
sultryond fuir weather. followed by rain in
and near the lukc region.
serum SERVICE;
Preacher-I and Their names in .Vurvmlk
Churches To-Inorrow.
Soc-m \‘ouw IIII (‘osonmnmqu “est
ntenuennd “eat ctreetmm No settled pastor.
Kerwin-s lit?!) a. In. and p. m.: tinn-
gig school lZin Young Poo o‘télle‘s meeting at
rubleet: “flow t‘nn o l‘rotlt by the‘li‘
'0! Anal”. " Conducted by Robert 1.?
\iitc ell. Rev. A. F. Pierce. poster of the
l iret Congregational church, of Dunbury. will
preach.
flown No WALK Mnnoms-r. Wm: III-.I-nnc
near Gnrne Rev. ll. E. Barnes. motor
so no" lies during August.
RAM Armor: Mnnoom', nmr VallZflntll
menu». Boat Nnrwnik. Rev. (2.51“—
tor. l’reat hing brill II. In. our] 7:3)p. In. .. aun-
dny school. 12m. ., youngpeople'ameettng 6:3)
p. In.
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Sor'ru XIIanIuI ii .Ims'r. Wm! avenue. near
l’Ine htreei. lh.'.I AlthllflllI-l“llt‘flltlll. pastor.
Preaching, 10:!) II In. and . I) p. In.: Sunday
II-bool. l: m.; Y. i'. s (‘ l‘; prayer meeting. It»
I, In in the: morning Rev. I. Nir- hols 5an r-
IIIII-ndent of Missions at Bowel in. flurmnll,
will II'InIh. and lnthe I-Iening ReI. F. L.
in or Wumnsburg.‘ . .
'l‘mstrr lit-morn. III-5t street I‘m! Fair»
lleltlnrvnue, Numb Norwnlk lit-r Olin liulv
lock. III-.tor 'tth Sundn after Trinity \lorn-
inI: l’riIIIr. L'ltnny nnI sermon III loam. In.
SundIII whool M 1': Evening Prayer nt
’ :3”: In.
VIIIIII \III (‘unn.uzr.I'rIII:II|,, :urnIr Paris
and LI “in streets. Rm. '1‘. K. Noble l) 1)..
pamor. Nukes at 10.2!) n. m. nntl imp. In:
\' ..i‘ S t'. l.-’ Int-etin n5 MIMI. In Her. Dwight
M. Sownnl. I). 1)..“ louupythe ulpitmurn.
int: IInd evening. The public cord ally inI itI-d.
Snow \IK Mmomrr. Wm and Matt Am-
nuts. tier tieorgeVnnAL-Itan-J).1).,pnzstor.
Sell'Iltitll‘IJ) zit. mflh '.':J) p III;i ~unélu
.4 All” m we bongo» meet n3.
p m. {1. Goodeno h of \‘ustrnwi
AvenueM. lcbnrcb, Brook yn. will preach
morning Ind eI oping.
Nouwuot BANDIT. East menu» ppm-die
Green. .I'. If. E. Robbins, wetter. Nev
vitee.li):1)n.m.und 73);». m.: Sunday about,
l:.‘ m.. temperance serum. 3 p. In.; Lumg
purple ~I meeting, 6;!) p. In. Morning, InlII
Imp II-r EIening. preu hing b Rev. . A.
\‘iI mix-I, president of Banach on logo. indie.
MJ‘AIII.‘ e Err-oer PA]. “Infill streI- t, oppo-
hill’ the tin-en, Namath. Run. 5. T. tirnhnm.
rot tor DIIine denim and sermon. ll lint!)-
m. Sub “An l'utrodden Pat h.‘ :lundny
:Ihool mm Divineurvioowitb sermon
”.15 nu; I‘ubject, Broken ('taterns.”
Free all! turn out! neordlal welcome to oil.
(truce EPIDCDPAL. Roldan Avenue and I‘m
rim-LNorwIik. items 8..“ Watkins. rector.
Morning Payer, Lindy nod sermon I!
tom II. Sunday 8cm mm In. EIenl
i’nser and sermon 7:.1) II. In. All are we-
come.
51 MInv'iI. R 0 corner of West Ivonne
nodl'hape MW Rev. W J. Slur
t 1H. um. motor. how an; Children‘-
‘I yimfiflnma .llluh “19.3)th Veapem.
II In
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fifeat Tonic!
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I;
Anvut-r ( uutorun. V uZ-ndt avenue. but
Norwalk. Im II. it. hennwtor. Pro-ch-
ing. [01); In. end 7.11).;yncbovd
2m.:pnyernndprn£em 0.6fllpm.
Blur NORIALI Bwnnutu (,‘oIIonnoAI'rIonIu.
Rivemlde avenue. Rent}. J. Anderaon. )II-
tor. Services-t 1m. to. end 7:10pm:
tiny “hoot. M) p. In.
Hrurunwoon muo- I‘mrrr. my avenue.
; Illi-
Houtli Norwafim Sunder thumb?“ pym lei
Imrnn «err In. an . AI
PrIIfInfionnW—Acum V-I {A
. ilIIAIIvaIn Gnu-u. church otrcct. nenr
' Tutor n cone. Sand-y Ic boat at 3:3) 1;. In.
YomIo In’a Cunt-nut Auction-non. -
lllelwble uznm;&municoulp.m.
('AIJAIII' tumor 80mm.Qulnturd Bulld-
tnu. nmr Will] And KWM mu, Norulk.
l’utm. Ber. k.e Chrletlln
,gmdenm meeting. n m whim. m
In.
% Armour lmoom [PWPAL Knight
I II; will Ir. may "3......
,EIAT WHEAT .anw
I: .l
ingittotho mop-pen, truthfully re-
murhtheltevv Haven Palladium, and
then odds: Every newperiognteful
for web furore, and In ntrely u the
pendulum swing: to theopposito endof
its urc,oorureiy will it happen tbxtthe
Worbfimwlilboebleutm
timetoroturnthefnvor withinterestnt
one hundred fold. Events, no mutter
how trivial, which interest- lurgecircle
of neighbonlnrenlwuyl worth printing.
If tbcyinterutmntertllnorinrtructone
montiwylrflikelylom the pub-
lic. “madman must-mam
events; whlchflf ht iii In: 3mm.
mldbecnnfullyp‘lntod Ion-loosen-
pylbepimtbey tic-om in tinerooord
ofthedny’odolnp. Notbiogiltoo
pro-numbing in too nut-ll to inn u
phcelntbbpnperm lib unn-
tnwhiebmylnw or unto-hinder
Indra. NMHWMM
then-dined them-router.»
Winkle-Inn it ll operfeot food in lterlf:
“knuckle-olivine mm. It»... to
mill) It) MJIMIE. muscle and fut. Thin
mt. Inldof cumin: Donne-I inn
nut-til. Bulimia: ommwmomml.
lth III-tn at digeulon ond not 60 halting.
meta-Innovate antenatal we.
flew buns-I m mmtm
' frown. Immmlhllwhlch
, heteuvithout thoughtor cure for
I y‘ Without thieor that Ian article
“I“ thereto emit a thing on cell
Wflhlhmhdgeof thou-tun
mum-I mum-mum
’ fl “bimetallic! What (“have
, “19*”le
, .Iua‘ drcaktast
Ilia. I. Mumm-
éfimufie fimufimm
Iiu‘iW «In ovum
. vie: mutant“. in.
Wcm‘loogm. « .
ill in placing “III moorlrtdlt ORDER. and was. hm just received one mom nozm
dosimwitbour optimum from the mill- inGenmInbi grades to sell from no. to
500. per pelt. , , ..;
s4 WAsHInoron;
‘Iiou'rn nonvuut.
What the People of Our on, an Doing
nu Daylnl.
Mayor Diniond, of Denim ,is soon to
erect ocotta'ge' on his lot at ll lelnnd.
, ‘A’rchltetrtKnnppis getting out plans
for: sill-room cottage on the turnpike
for Patrick MoGiunis
Beech plume are now ripe and snapper:
nre biting. There will doubtlem be
many excunione during the next month.
Several members of the Norwulk
Wheel club will take the City of Albany
for Ninntic tomorrow morning at 7
o'clock.
——Rensonnble prices at Cmdduck’a
market, Washington street.
John O'llenrn was arrested last night
for drunkenness. This morning Justice
Townsend fined him wand «but, which
was paid.
Conductor C. F. (‘.ontetoclr. of the
Berkshire Hills express, was taken sud,
denly ill on his train Thursday evening.
Conductor Purdy relieved him.
William Lnngdon, n brnkemun on the
Danbury and Norwalk switcher. had the
thumb and forefinger of his right hand
crushed this morning while coupling
cars.
Martha, the Infant daughter of air.
and Mrs. Fvankfillecker. died at the home
of her grundparrnts. Mr. and Airs. Group,
in Silvermine, yesterday. The funeral
will be held from there tomorrow after-
noon.
Thero will be a gospel temperance
meeting in the W. C. 'l'. U. room to
morrovv afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock. The
meeting will be In! by '.ilrs. R. linkin
and it is hoped there will be u gmd nt~
tendunce.
-—Reasounble prices at Line's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
M. I). Randall hIItl Mrs. Patrick Dun-
lory. of Spring street. arrested yesterday,
charging her with larceny in taking
boards from the new electric light stu-
iion. The case-nus called before Justice
Mom! this morning. but mu adjourned
until Thursday.
At The Knob, this afternoon. then-
will be u tub mob and swimming race.
The first will take place at «i o'clock. nud
bcimnmlintely followed by tho other.
.\ nuwliug of the ciub will be at hold .5
o'clock. at which matter: of inipwtnnm-
will ho considerml.
Butler lodge, I. O. t). F" has appoint-
ed u committee to not with a similar
committee of ltippowan Lodge, of Stem-
ford. in arranging for an excursion to
New London. September 5th. Labor
Day. it isouite probable the excursion
will be given, and if so, it will be
most pleasant one
—(‘. W. ( ‘radtluolr by meted his mar-
ket from North Main to Washington
street.
James Powers. Jr., son of Section lion
Powers, of the (‘ onmlidatol railroad,
had his right hand badly bruised this
morning. He was cleaning out one of
the switches, when 3 signal Ins given to
the tower operator to throw the switch
and let I freight train on the riding. The
operator did not see young Powers and
pulled the lever, throwing tho spur track
to the main truck. and bio hand was
caught between the rails.
Yesterday the laugh war; on George
Byxbee, the eogleeyed pilot of the
steamer Jeanie B. lle Int; walking on
the guard rail of the long blond ate-In—
or Huntington, which was lying at the
steamboat dock. when he mode a mis-
mend fell gracefully into the Inter,
disappearing from right, hat and oil. If
Ilr. Byxbce won't such I good women.
it would be easier to believe the story
that tho deck hand: of the Jeanie ll. flab-
ed him out of the water and hung him
over a line to dry.
“JuniuII Brown does pointing, mm
hanging and gotten! jobhing. Order
aisle in post office. i’. 0. address. No. 8
[11de Itreet. Booth Norwulk. Ct.
Callnt thcsorotontioketcy Igeutand
recon-copy of the Connecticut Tourist
giving full information remolding the
cxcunlontotbemudlahnda. The
party starts next Tue-day by 3 special
limitoduprultnln through the Bork-
Ihiro billo. lot-nob alloy. the enmity
oftthlaekrimpndmgc-weotdtho
Adirondack. to Clayton, thence by
micron the mjeuic 81.. home-
rtver put Tim-nu inland port: and
other point. of interest to Alenudrln
boy when thopu-ty uplands thonlgbt.
Tia-extthywlllbooocupled with me
Mating fifty mile rumble on the
”bound at the river, the them
ubm.-fllngemongthuotmily
LWM After-um the electric
by the m
annual picnic at Roton' Point. Walnut
it to East Charlotte. VermontJaIItIeI'ening.
ThebootA. n. Cook I.“ II Raymond
Brothen dock with a curse of Mir. '
The New Canaan Grunge will hold it:
Ilnleugdnt‘Si ‘“ v‘.‘ 1‘ "Ex I
lulu-BI flurry Iowa.- wattle
the Norwnlk Wheelelub. ”Fred Mgr
would make It good men for the office.
The “cool wove" overlying New
Englnnd and the Middle States will
move but slowly , outward, its Influence
being felt oooeidenbly Meier: "ween;
board. The western “warm wuve.",
though still severe, by mode no decided
advance, but it will drift eastward to the
Alleghanieo by armorrow afternoon.
-—l"mh meat: of all kinda :ut Cred.
duck'o, Washington street.
There were two excunionu at Boton
Point yesterday. The eteumer Sunshine
brought one from New linen. and the
steamer Elm City brought the other
fmmShelton, by tray of New Haven.
Evidently the threatening weather had
a bad effect on the attendance. as neith-
er boat bod n very large number of poo-
plI-on bonrd. Those who did come cu-
joycd the day at the Point, bathing,
booting. dancing and feasting. The Sun-
shine cxcursioniste left the l oint soon
otter-t o‘clock, but the Shelton people
lingered just long enough to get caught
in the shower. when there was II \I’ild
scumper for the bout. They sailed from
the Point about 5:30.
NORWALI NEWS.
0
\ the." Budget of Items From the
Mouth Knd of Turn.
'i‘lw Iiirla‘ literary club meets with
“on lit-ion Qiuntnrd this afternoon
Rm 1). M. Seward win preach in the
Sum nlkt 'ongregntionnl church to‘mor»
“NV.
The tum-ml of the infant son of Mr.
and lira. Harry J.‘ Bracken, of Mervin
ELI-nil. was attended from the house this
morning.
I'lhe t'nrpenIenI‘ Union will meet next
Tuesday night to take action for a display
in the Labor Day parade. Tin-y will
prolmbly haw one or more floats in line.
To» lute Charles G. Street, It day or In
before his death, expressed his belief
that hl' was the only voter living 'Inwwn
that not II vote for Martin Van Buren
when he ran the first time for president.
--;\Ih‘ll|| excursion of Catholic Union
tfuuuctl. K of LL, Wednesday, Aug. 1?.
tot'mnvmllton tit-ore. by iron steamer
TulcbI-Iater, tearing Tollee' dock, South
Norwalk, at 321511. In. Tickets, '.'.5 £18.;
chit-iron. Mud members or on dock.
llomn Kellogg and family. of But
avenue. returned from 3 tom weelm' visit.
The change was beneficial toall. Hurt
having gained several pounds of III'oir—
dupois.
Sup-tintendeul E. B. [labor and Wil—
liam Crofut. of the Southern .‘ow Eng..-
land Telephone IIeIulquartere. at New
llnren, are in town today, and accom-
panied by Manager J. B. MorrionnI look-
ing over the commny's lines in this plan»,
and examining the recent improve-
motile.
~—i’urtiee expecting to ‘be about during
the nation period will find it I grunt
convenience to place their valuable pack‘
ages, other. etc., in the ante deposit vault
of the National Bonk of Norwnlk.
Clmrges of a moderate rote per month.
Captain III-lo Belleck nod his brother
James, of Budwinurille, N. Y , returned
from Block lalend Int night. They re
port upiwt trip. They were guests!
at the Burch, which in one of the finest
hatch on the inland. From the building
them 'IIII line View of the ocean, the
sound end the entire iIinud.
In. E. II. Ila-b. of 0mm
formerly of Namathpvo “enjoy
icebream wcilble at her home in t
place list netting. Bite woo aided
entertaining her guest- by the young
India of the (bogus-thud choral.
'l'boprooeods of the amir mttotlnt
moiety. Mrs. lmh is IriIter of It". new
David (lurid, of Aendemy m.
*Wv human-ad an by dew-lune
in tho roultof the National liankofNor-
wllk your booth, rewritten. deeds. with.
immune policies. jewelry, slim
mdvnhnblepopon. Bore-'5 and @-
wunk per your, unending to tire.
We are naked to correct mother
(latte cloud. printed in last night's
buoofthotpopor,rcgrrdlngour gaunt
borough in ooiloehm H. W. Kemp.
who,tbeGmttelt|ta,took the Pin--
ileldexpru It Bouti- Norwolk. yum-M
day. thinhlagihtoppod It Harwell. but
In. curried through to Brand. The
trutbiothulrdletup went to [lethal
ondDuubo-ytovhitnhtim
A specklneofimoflmporlouooto
«”mede
offlorwolkwtnbohidiuth'lbvn
summery“.
Thomefimheollodferthopurpomof
nonunion amount of
mhpu=lninunotuhrraflm
. I. ’- 1 I
We have also received n' due of Sixty Dozen Domestic 11080. which we shall sell at 100., or
’tliree pnir 250.1‘heee, in addition toour regular lines of Hosiery, will more a large and attractive
’aeeortment. We are sure you'll! find them of excellent value.
W
STREET. SOUTH
J. A. Nichole IInd wife, of Dunbury.
and John McCurimon and Villa, “New
our“? city'. momenta-woe m; w
in
.mmiocminbnllpvuguntnwd
gumbo". ItAhQD-potkeotaurnut. .
Some of the members of the Elephant
club will hold a clembuke in 'l‘uyior'd
woo-lo, on the "Buugatuck road. to-
marrow.
C. Hubert Taylor and wife. of George-
town, formerly of Norwalk, will go to
housekeeping to-day. in Apartments near
the depot. —___
Rev. A. ll. Gwdenougb, of Nootrnnd
II. E. church. Brooklyn. N. Y.. will
preach in the Norwnlk Methodist church
tomorrow morning and evening.
«Owing to tho lnrgedemnnd for Eagle
Bottling Works min. mmpullln, ginger
ale, root and birch beer, etc. , it in earnest-
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of us win as empty. Lewis 8. Co.
Henry (lriilln, of Bridgeport, started
on a bicycling tour to Ring-ileld yester-
day. He got us for u Norwalk. when he
was dough! in the shower. He went the
rest of the way by train.
The special meeting of [lope Hose
compmy. held Thursday night, to con-
sider the ndvioability of entering the
mm at Waterbury. was adjourned
until Sunday afternoon in 3 o'clock.
'liiiu following advertisement appeared
in one of tho New York papers n few
days ago:
(fur Holman» Wamuwlmrxuiry rooms.
“'th country cargo. home nude butter Ind nil
other things thutzo to make country life A
luxury. Addrena . — .__.._ Wilton. Conn.
Yestenlny Mr. received, by wny
of Kermit. a curse of timed eggs and o
iirhin of oieonnmrine by express.
0‘ [all THE RIVER.
News II-d “only of the In: I.
Norm-ll.
llcnry E. Buckinghun, of VanZundt
avenue, secured a poeititm in Torr-ington.
thin week. .. __‘
Mrs. W. A. limiden and daughter, of
Roseville. N. J., mguostsof Illa. L. J.
Finch Bust evenin-
I‘ll
l‘n ncipIIl Gumburt nnd family,ni'l
stand two weeks with Dr. flange \
llnmn. III Burn: bin-Is.
Tin- subject for the nertioee at the
hint Arenuchl. l~'. church, will be. Sun~
day morning. "Bright Clouds," and for
thtI evening. ”Shall we give the Church
I Rt'a'l in hot Wentherif‘
Tb:- IIov'iuble It. the residence of Mrs. E.
L. liunfonl, Maple avenue. last evening,
under tilt-auspices of the Epwortb Leer
gue of the East Avenue M, E. church,
who a very pleasant ailnir. The bootlegs
favored those prment with inatrumental
selection», Misti hlny Rigby gave at revita-
u'nn and there Was singing, chundee and
guinea.
ROWAYTON.
Clyde Norton is visiting his cousin in
Brooklyn.
Miss Churity Ken-tricks, of Brooklyn,
in the guest of Mine Amy (roles.
Sutton Agent lichen»! (libbom and
Ilia Minor wheeled to Bridgeport and
back last Sundoy.
Arthur Jonel in taking a ten dnya' ru-
cetion Ind will go to Newport, ltnrtha'l
Vineyard and other placer.
Rev. ll. . . Kidd Ind wile end In.
Louie Crone And non. of Qulnwn. N. J.,
are the guests of In. Kidd's pureutu on
Pumped Heights
(marten). lip-do. day operator in the
signal lower. left for Wlterbury this
morning, having been tron-fened to the
Nana-tuck division.
Thundny evening, he Elbert lurch
win-driving home from church, mm-
pooled by In. Dimer and her two
dambtmtheirwagon collided with n
turnout from Norwulk. Ir. llunh, lln.
Shem Ind one of the «laugh» were
throtrn omit. In. storm-um being in-
jured. 'flioeolliaion broke the whtftlo-
trecon Mr. llanh’awogonnnd the bar-
nnd frightened hie bone. which
cleared himcolt from the vehicle and no
home.
BROAD RIVER.
John Lloyd la luring his home newly
pointedinuideundout.
Homer Buttery ill-ring. collar dug
fmnntltmtugeoppoultothe refinance
ultimo. Coulomb. on [almond
moo.
Edwin Wmffoor Cam. .-
tlmm “monogram.
Thermostat heavy ruin- bure w-bod
thoroidobtdly.11miloprtieuluriy
Mcpotinfrontoflnrtin'l‘roy’l.
:33me
Attbemoetimofthetkuuectlcullte-
publlouu fugue. held in Ballard, the
We! forming marching club-woe
dine-Id It W length The
guard imam-loo mod to prevail
MWIIflth-m
dmuhutthdr duct In- to pro»
vokopolitlulnuhnolity end thutthag
carrieduopoliticoicdoeatlnnor condo»
tiouwllhtlnn. ‘1‘“de
“Rayburn-chino-
Fred .1... wait... I. Lockwood dud
‘ their families are camping at Compo
. belch.
-mm
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
,_ Leave orqmuburrelot Swarm-Flatt IitRoek ,
tom Pfimyour Whougolng'on a picnic examine all r M
momma!
we have.
‘ To those who are mine ed with water be :—-We tee
rid your house of themin inythreo days or no $33 by Elmo It}; 8113
Death to Water m bub too he , ,
Look out for It tea and t min rfecth m; b
using Moody's well-known Amman: Syrup W e" ’
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. ETS‘EYMOUR
LEADING
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
DABIBN.
Mn. Abbie Bate: is seriously ill at the
home of her aon-in-lnw, 8.0.8illimnn. Jr
. Jlrp 8. Winn”!!! Mfurd,«u .'
Ernest Koch.
George Trumbull, aged ”venturin-
Lyman“ the war, died at Fitch's Sol-
' diens' Homatbisweek. and was buried
in Spring Grove cemetery
Rev. J. H. Hoyt, of New tV , will
preach in the chapel of the Soldiers'
Home at Newton, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Hoyt preaches to the. veterans twice
every month—tho 2d and 4th Sundays.
Henry Wallace. Jr., is working in the
place of it. L. Webb, who is at Camp
White. Second Lieutenant Fitch, Cor-
poral James Raymond and Arthur Whilr
ney. of this place. are at Camp White,
with Company C, of Stamfprd.
Joseph Bindiey and son Fr‘nnk went to
New York yesterday to procure an arti-
ficial leg for the latter. who. it will be
remembered. lost one of his legs by hov-
iug it caught between the bumpers of
two freight can some months ago.
The 'l'wonllnute Trotter.
For years man's ingenuity has been
taxed toincreuse the speed-limit of the
greatest of American out'of-door pleas-
ure givers—the trottcr. No pains has
been spared and no experiment left un—
tried to bring the trotting truck to astute
of perfection for record-breaking etl'orts.
in this line came the kite track, with in;
increased speedtaeiltties. but with it
came the little “K" that in attired to
records made over it. in a sense belittling
the mighty eflort against time. Justly
or unjustly it detracted materially from
a record tosay that it was made over a
newotyle track, such men as Robert
Bonner nod horse-lovers of his ilk declar-
ing that they will not be satisfied with
other than the regulation track over
which to give their homes a record.
Perhaps thesolutionof the two—min~
this total notion, the pneumatic tire.
with such improvements as the never-
idle brain of man may suggest. Even
in its infancy it is claimed to be several
seconds faster then the most approved of
the old styles. and few intentions have
been perfect in their first stages. A
number of these sulkies will come along
with the Grand Circuit horses which
will enliven t1harter0ak the week utter
next, and visitors at the races will have
ample opportunity to study their work-
ings. The w heels are the same as thou-
used on safety bicyciw, Mills" or mp
ports running up to the seat. so that the
driver maintain» the some relative posi-
tion as he would on the old sulky. Dick
BiuIm-ntltnl used one at llolyolte owned
by Dr. Carmiclmel, of Springfield. and
hedechm it the greatest spent-inven-
tion yet. “Somehow this Mil-hearing
business Sl’l'llls the sulky right up to the
home when it is once under tray," said
Dick in ii Cournnt man lost .
“Really, I don‘t think Victory's breech-
ing was slack a moment during the mile.
which would have been an imlwibility
with the old bulky. lknow he did his
work with much greater ease. too.
Dick had uttered .1 young fellow $50 if
he would get him the use of one, and be
I'm right glad to pay it. too. Tho af-
fairs were held at W) when first put on
the market, but it takes #150 to own one
now. ~llnrtford (mutant.
Not (lo-null, Known.
TheBnglielI people's mu: for none:'
tianninovoiuinebown when thirty per
cent. of the books published belong to
that clue.
it would mm that nearly a quarter of
spindle no not free from this visitation.
A medical men tells us that the habit
among womcnof biting on the thread
when sewing is the chief come of blood-
phoning.
The America» must not be \‘i‘l'y fond
of tell. when they drink eight times as
much notice as the bovengo tint deco
not inebriute.
Note few people living have double
row- of Intent teeth; while we no on-
perfect none.
it in alerted that the proportiwate
number of birth- in Benin in nearly
double tint of hence; while lhcflennm
populotlonincrcueo later than thntof
nuyotheroountry.
The-range duntion of lilo in con-
Ildcrnbly lougvrlnfilglandtinnl-‘rnneo,
for example. In this banana nearly
invention-m much meet in eaten by
tholingiiehubythe French?
According to I recruiting sergeant,
fewmenhlvelegeofequul length. and
thetineverytbou-unlm in the Brit-
ish my only eighkoo are over six
feetiuboigtb.
A mun'o full mini power in not
reached before the me of twenty-live,
ondtho development of talent b Inert
marked botwrentbeogu of thirty and
forty-Drone”.
W,whichhtlonly W 9
out of every million um‘ which
thrwghit.
Iblfing‘berpareuta, Jnnuoo‘ and 'Ilru
uto problem will in the end he found in ’
o'r
all new of insanity are hereditary. and “V "
medbynnurtiuthat only one [anon .
in four W eight buadmdthuo .
SATURDAY Mill. l3.
coon PAYING ”Posmons
WSWUBED FOR GRADUATES AT————
ETHE..NEW BUSINESS GDLLEGE,
l22 Fairfieid Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
tut-II IDs-wtménwtnwrmw
fleet of references furnished.
J. I. GRIFFIN.
Ola-med With 3 Terrible Grime.
Nicholas O'Brien, on Irish farmer liv-
ing in Litchfield. is charged with wife
murder. Two days ago O‘Brien came to
his home in a tiendiahly savage mood.
lie was full of rum and the story is that.
he was just returning {tom funeral cere—
"wake." lie attacked his wife, for some
unknown reason, and treated her most
brutally. Not content with kicks and
cuffs he seizedher, threw her about the
house, and finally choked her. When
his rage was spent on was left at Death’s
door. She lingered for two days and
died Wednesday morning.
Thing: Meant to be lv‘ulmy.
"Do you suppose," asked a Sunda}
school teacher. “that the prodigal son
greeted his father loudly and joyfully?
"I reckon not," said the bright boy. "His
voice must 'a‘ lm'n kinder husky.
Husband~"WiInt’s that! Been shop-
II
~t
ping and bought $100 worth of ”like”: '” “"-
(I
You said you “l‘l‘n‘ going
Wife—"Yes. Udall & “0..
great drive- in dry goods "
for :I shirt-f
advertised n
if It New York millionaire gives :1 din—
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
$700. 00. u lIiclI gives 19 poo le dy spepaia.
and these poo le spend St, 56.00 In doc-
tom' bills am finally have to pay *5. 00
each for Looms Bloodt' ore to cure them.
what would he the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire :It l’lnisted 3 drug store where
you may haw the problem solved and
get infornmtion about (‘ nf‘hkl Blood Cure
TAX DDllEDTDll'S IDTIDE.
\YUI'N'E i~ hereby given to all mills liable
x to pa; taxes to the Town o Norwnlk. in
the Count; of l'uirlield. moi State of Connecti-
cut, on tho nawwmrnt list of 130], that i will
meet them to rerelte mid trues III the follow-
ing timers and Min es. to wit:
At the ston of llnnfonl k Osborn. East Nor-
Boy to work in the depot restaurant.
Al
Washington street, South Norwnlk. "Cf. aid 3!
(
No.29
i lioness, the block‘
\\ aahington stfoe'fF.
tic r.
and cold water, baths, «in in! hells. etc. Ref-
I rcntfi required.
it‘ll Mate agent or on the premises of Mrs.
:rry.
gnud urdI P.
W. llalr‘h Crofut Jr Knnpp' 9N0. i.
I
modern Impnwemenl t In eof’ r00
.\.. to II nod " ‘ a" ' m ‘
Woodwnrtl
« III“ 52' .I rooms and
Box " 80qu ton, t‘ arm.
A
farm
fl"): six rooms. Rowuyton. $13.
fipbxnnd T vvrt
orcirculnr. ‘ W P“
Elf”
PRINCIPAL
115 3m
Taylor a: coma...
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
aumtf
monies that had included aold~faebioned “
W ANTED.
nuizat
’CMPETENT girl to do gent-ml house-
work. Apply to. lino. ll. Km 1), at .‘l
voltmeter—Ir gin moo “general housefilf):
in small fun" I". Reerences. Appl ynt
.JFuirllclol nIenue, South Norwnlk. all 3'.
To 1.161275
'l‘llil III-Ire MI? ntly occupied by l’. H. Miller
kt'o- ZINonh Main street. South Vor—
lf tenant desires to go into grocery
of goods in store Willbt‘
A'pl) to .10an. Knnp,
orwnik.
elk.
\vl-l \er) (heap
st reenlioulb
8..
1““th from rooms second fluor..‘lwnrtz &
toriwtt building. All modern improve- >
llrut Si". AIII-ly ntilld \iellf‘ignr
Import): all 10!!
lfl'h llxl:lffll) or nnfllrnbbml from Sept. or
”I I.. l, properu turner of Spring and
Home in first-nines or—
.Ilodern iIIImeemIr-h including hot
Apply to Geo lockwoml.
and SW
gm EV room house x... l’lflolden Hill street.
I
nitb all modern conIeniences. Home in
Rent remnnble. Apply to Wm.
is“ If
Ol' SE corner North Slain and Angora}:
six rooms. Rent 31- II arrr in: all
ward nIWenue Apply to E. A.
mien. near Five Mile
month. Addruis
Inf-E if
Riwr station or
'EW house Taylor avenue ill): 5 rooms
Wnier street. 89:5romns, kl Ivonne. 55;
how. horn. garden an pustungemi
wnlk him-In townI on T'utuulu). Anni-It :.I)tb
132:, from it) II'IloI-k. forenoon. until La!)
o'clock. afternoon. .
At the stnn- of .l t' ltnmlle. “innipnult.
Tuesday. August 1.in i": from :‘lorlm it until
“Douche-k Afternoon.
At the store of ATI‘I‘hIInm Dibble. ut South
Five Mile River. on Inlay. September 12th
in from 5;!) otlotlt ufternoun, until 5
o.’clock eIening.
At the IIfliII-of the Tar Collettur, No. 1)ch-
Inuit Building. in the it In It :b of Snrmillr. in
shit! Tnvrnof Sorwnlk. on \\ mineral»). .\- urn-At
list. iHJL‘. from 9 o‘clock. fan~~.n.IIII until .1
u'rlocli.:|ftrrnoon and {mm . n cl Ik until 3 I
o‘t loci: in Illr‘ on ninu
Mr. F. Cob-burn. of J. Spoon-r a: to.
Main street. and Jacob 31 Lump atlhuhim:
ton IItrI-et South Norwalk, are nuthori/ed to
revoke taxes for me and sign rc- eip t-'.
On all Inns which abnll mmuin unpmd after
the lat day of I): tobor. ism, interest Art the rat»
of nine per c.enl uillbe-hnrged from the!
duly! of September, 1m, until the :L'Iflh‘ almll be
(L
ill-ZORIIEI B. Sr .i)fl.\’
ColleI tor in end for said Town of Nornull. on
the list of ll.”
Duh-d III Norwnlk. than, August 5th. lbw.
it
It
Brilliant Saratuga Season
i 892.
Every \londn} to close of season. Monday,
A .intlu‘ne. Special uIlntIofintereet.
l.- etieorgeJit \iuwiiregor IllI-otrlc Rollins).
it) tulle Title in l‘nlnte l’ull ulnns. Concerts
“Prinz the
must) DELIIIHTFUL rout Imw Your
”.50 ~ T012“. t'0s’l'. “.50
The Inngntihent anpein alone worth the
“all. For stopping It the liner hotels on in
«round chug» of one duller ('l. oil-nun
wards. side trip» to inlet ieorgeJl old.
“new at extru low rum. Sunburn train
South Norwnlk.
ut prlu- $1. Inn
in.
Voronlk, t I.
lll’ltlgt‘. South NIIrIIulL.
1
will be nuiuIblI nonnled by eming the some
I! this «mice. It
paid for it» return in till-I mm r.
[’0]! SALE.
)1 \S') for salt.
reasonable.
l.
in good I ondition. Price
Apply at No II Croats ~treet,
unit! III
on on mort-
ThI- Inlunble
iv; M re s t‘ -lI Intul and wood~
)OI'I'T iHl’Elil \L for sub
gay to rIN pmibie port)
Point lmperLIi.‘
.tl bunt. 1:31) in! front IIIISmIz-Ptmk river.
ppmlte Slap I“ lit bu bowl. \\ r-tp-Ifl'. Lou’-
\ppl) Io owner, A L. VIII:-
not: IIIII it road, orl". t). Boxtil) Stuth
nulIIlII'
11" until) ”I“, horse ten Immobl. Apply to
.l . \nlenvimI if» “mbington I-lmt.
nut- lw
lerbilt
TN». i'hsouth Main street for the next
tthl dilya. buir snittbesJurly bnng‘sm and
"llllf imir goods III a grout reduction
glen ”III will be sold for' . :1
_.'l .
$Wgood9 for
null lvr
most.
I)! l. of bills umtuining about 8L5”) to
$17."). In. lI‘riIlIIy,An at i". Finder
()N Aug Ilth. on the mat. ilill road.
bluk Wntp.
A liberal nvmrtl will be
It!!!
Notice.
'tll'lt: P in hen by given [but my wife, Mary
i... hit.» without invu count» or provocation.
it ft to) bed and bnnrvl and that I will not be
rmponrtble for no) bills I untrue
Ind her.
“ILLIAM (lA IVBY.
II: :t *mlb Norwulk. (It.
louver; South Norwnlk this n. m.
Magnificent t dAIyII‘ visit to the
COLOHSAL \‘ENlt‘l OF AMERICA A.
1’!!! THOUSAND ISLANDS. I
Stnrti Tawny. Ange-It II. [moving there
Friday allowing n. In. [an unions even tiny
ant Ito-mar. Yul
lightfu time. Ill corona
hot - . Smuliextro I he to (land Hole
nlearea South Nor-
walk If all: n. In.
Obtuln the "(onnecllt ut Tourist" m-Itntn-
inf full informntion at the office of it. ll.
l' Alli TED til \‘t’ultington street. lending
:lrunriot and went for llneln and lieg-rIIIII‘trl-‘m
!
cumslock Bros.
llVEllY Au BDARIllNG
-STABLES,
IHI DI: THE 'II'IDK ”DDDE,
morn Ill-WALK. eon.
Teams at all Hours.
In] if
at“ expert-Ins to food
'1]
“g.
i
E
for llt'l)‘ dis
{fig 3%?” VIEW-LI”
Notice
5 hereby given that my bubondJV
ncIor rm'itlevi me with hector brddln .
not when»: whim.”
bad to ml of the
medicine.
ARR (lAl'tI BY.
“Home .(tonn.
Iolbea nnd
time go to my father tor th
.anth
l“ GSMI it
I!“ ’INSTANIANEUUS
\;Y
PHUTDBKI‘IF‘HJC
”WHEELS,” ,
n1”!
1. ll BROWN
Mll‘l'lll PlDIIIID. ITEM Ill
m mun, In IDDFIII,
IIIIIJ Iltll wont
MA" ”3
“An“ ,MIIIW
A, 5 I”... I... tutu
Stoves. Ranges 3 Heaters
in the city.
III. stiflinftii Im
1W
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