M—FRANCIS & CO.,—-—--—-
ashinzton Street.
HIGH cuss 00008
will always stay in {root and square
dealing always makes friends.
l
South Norwalk.
“‘msmr
u... M, anthem”
THIS WEEK WE ARE
tetanus on I [M or
Lubin’s
Extracts
at .590 per bottle.
3m. POPULAR ODORS.
' announce THAT WE SELL A
dimly 0qu BiilllE or
d amatca
Ginger
for 25¢.
PLsISTED’s
Elixir of
Calisaya 4.
—AND——
~ PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and lron
ARE THE BM SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
Ii. H. Piaisied,
Druggist.
43 Washington 81., 80. Hawaii
Per the tot our man friends whoask
what contains 1 publish
arr making it. Isnear asuan be
”.fifle onemrnce of the spirit of reso-
ncqnal uantityofgnod console cut-e:
walsfnso into I a tab harmful of the
salts of patim,sddin¢ at I name Ilmea
of others’ Isms those grow tartan;
at
at I in the anion of Life Iberia
"’m ém. m... £63.... Jim...
sweetening I n with the balm of Providence,
the partof at
12:. nofrleudshi
fill of counterfeits in Ilia Wingrofibntstof
mixtmof'itm toilstho collimation.“ ' ethos
I
Miles the w eof
l) a
but been?' 3?;
pmportion f tent. fla - 12
win. 44.42.44... .4
n. .t'lirmerliclrie the doctors all
ii an an infallible cure for that
manila-It twhteh contains
especial y "commented to Ihosaot a
temperament.
nanometer dys
4 Preach
TliE EVENING SENTIN EL.
Jalfltl now lditoraud Proprietor.”
ofsome aw in advertising columns,
«recharged foratreaularmtes, 10 cents
Ir line.
1.1810! WIRE
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
oillccs for the week ending Aug. at. l”. Per-
sons calling for any of those letters will please
say they are advertised.
k ADI-“w..?“ lira. Sarah
rick Y.
South Norwnik~
Adams, J. [an
Nurph. clue! ‘Kenny, Thomas Hy.
man, .3. Gilbert. Miss Emma Hoigbman,
Mrs. Abbie linr'ibnrt. Miss A. M. Comslack,
finale (8‘. B mstock. BussBsnhedIcltf Edges
a on rooting:dim Mrs. en Ivn.
Miss Beatri nmxnhor Henry
Barnes. Philip Dunne. Mr. “Cones”! Bunion.
ll. ll. Ubuttenden. Miss Grace DeLsmoIre,
Rev. l5. ll. Po.well.C ll Williams.
Norw e Alumni. T. 0}"le John
Gaspar. erbert .Lawrence.
East Vorwalk—Mr. Frankie Miller, Miss
Delia Kiernan. Mr. John T. Ryan.
llnlatm Alma-ac tor Tomorrow.
Bun Risa Sunsets I“ High Tide Low Tillie
at 5:16 at 6:33 119
New Yul: Harald Weather Format.
In this district today partly cloudy author
will probably prevail. preceded by rain on the
coas‘s and over Long Island, with slightly
lower, followed by rising temperature and
fresh northeasterly and northerly winds. fol-
lowed by clearing.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Pronclsors and Their Ibo-es in Norwaik
Churches To-norrow.
Soc-m \‘onwsu Commons-mm”. West
avenue and Wes: streets. No sett tied wtor.
n'im WIS!) 7:7!) p. m: , Sun-
d y school. 12m Yonnx People's mecti
d: ). subject: “How Can a Christian 1) e?"
Miss Thalia Wood the meetlur.
regrula rantio
sen co. ”W Leela.“ Redford. lll.,
will preach ai both services.
Sort-in. h'onwsI l dungeon". W est. avenue.
near nrner. I-. ll. Barnes. pastor.
\0 services durum
Em Amos lsrnonnrr. near YanZandt
avcnueJIssIXorwalk. Rev. C. ht. Pegg gu-
tor. Preach inglosltam. andump m.: u -
day BI hoot, l2In.. young people' :4 mutiwdm
il m Cizfl’st “Wigwam" Emil?“ hygi-
w tines v II: III
"Running Well and its liinde ranoes. ‘
Sol—m Nonwarmm JILWcst avenue. near
Pine street. rArc bald Wh ‘ tor.
Preaching lilfllvmm. and lamp. to: unda
school, lL'm .:Y. P. 3. C4 Lprayer meetingdit.
p. In.
TIIIIvr'n' Ermorsr. West llmi and Fair r-
field avenue, South I alk. Rm. Illin liai-
lack rector. llth Sunday after Trinity. \iorn-
lug Prayer, Linus)l and sermon at mm In
Sunder school l2. Evening Prayer at
..'IIp In.
_ Xupnwslx (IDKIIILIBA'HBIAI. corner For k
and law-is streets. liar. K. Noble. l). 1)..
tnr. Services at Ill-ma. m. and law. In.- .
'..PS. B.mu~tiag..&:llp.m Marni
ullt't‘i. Keeping Ourselves in the Love Lb?
II. [Ironing sublcet '\ Young llan's
Iliituuaa.”
hummus .‘lli‘lilnDII-T \\ hi and Him use.
nuns iiuI (lmrge \‘an Aim ne.l). ll, mm.
Sunk-cs will a In. and p. In; lay
school i: 111.; Epworth Lagos meeting, mom.
p. m.
Nauru“ Bartram. last avenue. opposite
Green Rev. 1". 2. Robbins, pastor. Ser-
vices. likilmmand imp. BL; suadayschool.
L "i "mm It ”on
9“" i c 5 mac
'Jnlm the but Infill
llliixoml. within.”
In. PAUL’! Krhmlwahm Church street oppo-
site the Green, orwal T.r(l sham.
rector. Dirt no rvice and sermon. at Wills. III.
lngby hellev. 5'. it Sanford. Sunday
12:01) In.; lltvilnf nervio:‘b u”with sergmn
at In.. reac y pastor. ao-
lrct, “TE; Left. ruled ebonr' s
:ervlilce. Free sittings and a eodial welcome
0- .
“ii" . w..“.
In our
life Missitillfal.I "suntan-
restlingLninst lions and
(mac: Bassoon"... Beldon one and (‘roaa
street, Norwalk. Bev Ii. ll. atklns. rector.
Morning [Iitany
I ome.
fir Mauv'slt. I‘. corner of West avenue
Ind Cbapalat amnion-Is. Retw w..I. In.»
nm.pastor mus-alarm: Children‘s
MmWawIBkhMMManfi'espers,
I; (Theat-
33$; srhool III Ion» I.
s p. ro.. pastor
nickmeiov; Emu-m SnVlt‘l at Mil
80ml Nonwsr. a hmltl Boon
nu; "TI. “German
p. m.
Hmsowoon limos (‘u n avenue.
mt?” lorwal ndayficrgo; awn"? ..
even saw Islet- . o
and the inking t’hristian." "-Azts 1'"
Apart Gunman." VanZaudt avenue. East
Preach-
Nu B" 8.1!. mi" ”53.4. pool
as: y se
m.: prayers-st andpralgessrviee pm.
meouwau Swanun Cosoanos'rronsl.
iverstds avenue. [in . ga—
st roars. wand tam-4
dlvscthWD-m.
tlusrrsvrua mffbnreh street. near
Taylor avenue. school at m 9. III.
You-Io Ian's Clams- shoots-nos.—
service
:1“ in. has ‘ mand‘allfmm; Bibleelsssatapmn: lieu supra.
Inst aloe es en unabri- CALTAIY B WIQutatsg Bulld-
sets the liver in at the;
' lanufwtursd sold by at. wcmfids‘ all
strains.
600. C. Stillson.
Mall.
MAWDOP
newt-aluminum»
with nonunion sadnhtar
, adlkwhihyalwait. flit-lb.
WWW In Pails.
an.» m ran.
SHUKED HALIBUT
trash stacked Shoulder-tear
minimum [0er. Staea
“Mam III-Iberian“
Intiheand Muraadlertnotr.
oathsntssotwdbstur.
M
.l’owlke. Christian
I- m: yrs-shin. I.
amass III-om" m... it
arfiaifm "i’slmi‘s. “a":ju
liita lilnnie Decker, of Stamford, is
vkitiaglraJsrvisRsaonde.
Iii-FannierohoomI New Haven,
mammal-mundane.
lawman-stuns, of Brooklyn.
isvisitlnglradosrphOJiyatt.
libilmiihmfnrilgsport. is visiting
commonwealth.
Iii-A M, offlrnoklymlll
isvisitingzrbroiba, Charla Hussy.
lfrs. William '1'. Wood and Fred
Woodmevisiihg friends in Brooklyn,
NY.
Chief Hyatt sod wife. of lsridsa,
barebeeugnesbdurinxtbeweekoflr.
sodflIaJ. 6.1mm. '
_. Alon-amnesia and
sou-m notions. '
and salsa.
Katherine Homers. the only child of
“City Editor Tome, of To: animus, died
this utterance atlzlllo'clock, ‘She w:-
fiuken wii "ifbiiiéi‘e’iufn btiiiii oil M
Thiirsday, “said ailn efforts looit'w Ilia
{insult-Aidan" Emailing,” Rho «stem
your and eight days old” She wits s’
bright and beautiful child, and her loss
isaheart-breakmg bereavement to her
parents sudtheiriamilies.
Dr. Howard, of this city, will preach
in the Westport Congregational church
Io-mormw. ‘
Royal L. Raymond has purchased a
new safety and furnishes amusement to
the public while learning to ride it.
—Send for lierrill Business College
catalogue. Fall opening September dth.
The funeral of Mrs. D. E. Disbrnw will
be held Monday slternoon at2:300‘clock,
from her late residence, 38 West avenue.
Edward Bates' horse broke its log a
y or two ago, while hauling poles for
tbecity from the woods in West Nor-
walk.
The Gospel Temperance meeting at
the W. C. T. U. ball tomorrow will be
led by Iirskwilliam Lawrence, beginning
promptly at 3:30.
—~Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
Roadmaster Kilcourse, of the Danbury
and Norwnlk division of tho lionsatonic
road Is attending the national convention
of modmasteru to Springfield this week.
About thirty members of the South
Norwalk club enjoyed the annual
dinner at [linen Point yatenlay. Nearly
all of them drove to the Point and bad a
royal font and general good timfi
Joseph Tidbon was arrested last night
for drunkenness. This morning he was
lined Qt and costs by J notice Townsend.
As this was his first ofleooe and his wife
interceded in his behalf, the line was
remitted.
«Every business branch taught thor-
oughlynt the Merrill Business t‘ollege.
The president may be interviewed any
day at the college oilicc.
The Aqucnucknquewauk club, of Dan-
bury. start upon thslrannual outing at
6:35 Monday morning. This year the
club willxo to iicll inland. whrrc Ibo-y
have rented II Image and calm-t to
have great times.
The 0y sterrnen 3 Protective summation
are asking oystermen not todrcdge the
natural bed until the middle of Septem.
her. They will ask the legislature to
make a closed season in which it will be
illegal to dredge the natural beds.
——Junius Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jabbing. ()rdI-r
slate in post oflice. l". 0. address. No. 8
Haviland street, South Norwalk, Ct.
Asonly three members of the special
committee having charge of the Labor
day picnic tickets met at the Warwick
Hotel, last evening. It was decided to
holdanntber meeting on Monday even-
ing, at 7:30 o'clock, when all members
are mutated to attend.
As the excursion to Hon Beach. (‘oney
Island, by the steamer 12in of Albany.
”mm. is the first one of the season
from this ,ihern will doubtbas be a
largenumber people who will suit
themssl the privilege of going.
The ste'amer will leave this city at 9
o'clock and Sea Mil Ii 4:3).
~lleasonable [prion at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
TheNew [lam News says: "A (7
solidsted railroad official stated yester-
daytbatforthepnsentthsliewliaglsnd
Terminslcompsny’s property wool-loot
hsnssdt‘oaoygr'eatestsnt. Dottie
satin boob would be placed
.265 the Siliubigkvn waist line and IN
nbslkof tbefiostonsadNewYoIk
through freight would be shipped that
way. This ls‘Isken to mean that the
Consolidated m is prapatiugto
springsnothersarpviseoathepublle."
Avacstiouofonewoek may incurs
delightful trip either to Ematop
Sprinunextfloudsytwtollisgaisralis
ooflepunnberd. Eithoroftbessexeur-
takeuataprioawblebis
vanesofhoardbtihoilms
sndyktsllnseeo-arysspsassofths
tripisinsladsd.1‘hsreisnoaetaalsesd
ofootlsyaddeofthsiiekstihelf,“
themsegslaaitforoossfmsadsighb
WMMMmmMa
psmnwonldmskeforanlndlmsl trip.
Litvesiagdstssswlllmiss‘hsa‘
day,aqasmbwm,aodwill be to
states Mamet enshwssk
W. ,
wmkmlmsradl’strlekartla'm
rtrsdinsouthltorwslkfmam
Wkat the People of Our om an trot-g
min
"Nth. W W. Benton has not Improved
soy since yesterday.
At The Knob this afternoon Ilwm will
beswimming. rowing and tub mat-s. and
in the evening a lantern pal ado.
Tia? Ifa'yes-Bobanuan case comes up
for uni Handy munumdmtieo
Midge in the borough count room.
Brooklyn today to reside with her
mother. her husband will continue the
basins-as moi
-—l’ure coffee with pure cream. be. a
cup, depot restanraut. Openall night.
At Hartfordibe pacing race was tin-
ishedbyllustlewinning. The rain in-
Inrfered with the other races. and they
were all declared of? this morning.
The sloop Neon A. Rowland, which
with Captain ll. Rowlaud, and friends
bound for Newport, sailed from Wilson's
Cove, Thursday, at l p. m., dropped
anchor in New [notion harbor at 9 p. us,
some day.
John Riley, a ’msn without visible
means of support and who looked as
though he did not are to have say, was
arrested for sleeping in a freight our last
night. This morning Justice Townsend
sent him to the county jail for five days.
Mr. Henry George is so delighted
with the free trade plank of the Demo-
cmlic platform, that be has ordered hall
a million copies of his book. "Protection
or Free Trade" for circulation as a part
of the Democratic campaign oi
education. ______
TiIc nystcrmcn of Norwnlk and Five
Mile River will hold their annual clam
bnkc on Betti Island, Saturday, Septem-
berihl. invitations have been extruded
to oystsrmen of Bridgeport, Gun (lob,
Greenwich and Stamford. It will be un-
doubtedly the best timeon record.
——0wing to the urgedemand for Eagl-
llottling Works sods, ssrsaparills ginger
ale, mot and birch beer. etc, it is earns-sir
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the not? you purchase them
of as am as empty. Lewis a Go,
A"tolltale"hasbe¢n placed west of
the depot over the Danbury and Nov-
walk tracks. Ropu are suspended from
the cross liar. which the brakemen on
freight can hit as they pay until-unm-
lug them In lookout for the sin-Ii over
the depot platform, which projects over
“it! tracks. _,4- ‘H
Peter Martin was arrested by Chief
\nllnwr this rimming about 1‘1on
llv arrived in this city last night and
came mr being arreshed on liavilanel
street at that time on arrow“ of his
minions, the resultof being intoxicated.
This morning hswcnt to his aunt's home
on Pine street and threatened to kill her.
She had him arrested.
The Democratic club. of Westport, are
to have a flag raising in their hall nest
Thurstloy evening. The Norwalk Iron
WorksBand inaboen engaged for this
occasion and learned several new and
appropriata‘pieca of music The band
has mm! wonderfully under the
instruction of Thomas llope and leader-
ship of Joseph Perry. They will go over
_. s carry-ll. After the ceremonies
time will bedancing in the hall.
NORWALI NEWS.
A III-say Badges of Ito-a Pru- the
mllual‘l’nwl.
John ll. llesterbas enlisted in (tom-
pany l". M -4 W"
The last installment of the annual 001'
let-lion of tit. Navy's church willk
taken tomorrow.
Baggage Master liitnpp. of the Nor-
walkdepol. wbohasbeenlaidupwith a
Ismfootcausedbygsttingansii in it,
isonoemoreabletobeabout.
'l'hesprcial borwgh Muscling for the
' purpose of laying It new water pipe
through Iain street and appropriating
mmeyforaucltwovk. wlilbehridintha
tows house W arm at .s
o'clock. .
n-‘otleysleboy's'yaasthoktsr. finalist
limiters. .__..
Thomowaensad AunO’BriI-n for
sssaultnpontbeir next door neighbors
on Bekieaavenneeatue upscale before
Jutloe Austin Mourning. Indllrlen
palduphkdaoaad costs amounting to
nearly tit and Its. (73an took an
appedl. ,
mwmm Wardwsll hssones-
hibttloninhbWall street marketatwo
visaapoawhieh Mmenstsrgrawm
allot bras slss.snd four bushebhsvs
bssnplchedfromtwoplanb.
Patriokltoimsynouofk‘rankllooasy,
oflhtlsr street,” bitten in the
>lin.rllelv‘. askaa, will mm tol
www.mdynmnmtu,
alfresco strut. ”emu-outta
.c Wit“
.5. W? ‘54.
OB. Ill, and we have just received Gilli BMW mm
cosmonaut composer rm. the Inn. new in grodos to sellirom mm
500.1)" My . . 4 4, f:
We have also received a, case of sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair Silo. These, in addition tomu" regular‘ lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. ' We are sure} you) will and them of excellent value. ‘
. a
W
Agoickernian & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
lionsger minim. a diedpwsllomo,
I. on the sick list.
the. Norman L. Austin is serimsly ill
at. her home on Wall street.
II. and line WattagiibIIWoo-I..ot
East. avenue. entertained a number of
Bottlb Ilurfilk mew last evening.
‘ w; i I r. W 4 I, )
duliaufliainpof Elm, streak. who be;
been seriously Ill for several days past,
hassutfered a relapse and b again quite
Ill. '
Charles Keith, of Wiunipauk, leaves
town Monday for Meriden, where he has
accepted a position in lierrill Brothers
drug store
'H,
The Y. if. C. A. reception committee
out water melons and prepared plans for
the coming season at the amociation
rooms last evening.
lsaac Chase. of Westport, who cameto
Norwalir on a spree yesterday, and was
locked up by officer June, was tried last
evening before Justice Coolidge and lined
ti and costs.
A number of lanai wheeirneu will go
to New York on the City of Albany to-
morrow. From there they will wheel to
Conny lsldnd, returning in time to meet
the boat on its up trip.
Tltcrc will be no service at the Nor-
wnlk livihodirgt church tomorrow. The
Sunday school will meet at noon. and
the Epwurtb League will hold their
usual evening meeting at 6 o'clock.
Ii dispatch was received from Cold
Springs. 1.. l.. this morning. announcing
Ibedmth of Charla Hobbs, who for-
nwriy resided on Harbor avenue. Nor.
walk. W was fiftymeven years
old.
Frank [Mann and Jerry Cabiil left
Nnrvrnlk this morning ftw William's
Grove. Pa. where they will make an
exhibit of fancy pottery at a fair to be
held there. They will also make exhibits
at other fairs.
The horse railroad cmupany has decid-
ed torun two extra cars fromth end of
the man to South Norwalk Ito-marrow
morning, In mom-ct with Ibs- City of Alo
bony, on Ilt’l’ excursion to (bury island.
The can will leave the depot at 8:30.
Notorious l-‘mnk James, better known
as‘Niggor James," went on a spree last
evening and was insulting [miners by
near Bill! Hill when Chief Del-brat up
pound on the scene and placed him
llhliv'Titfi’r'flk. He made a disparate r"-
sistanw and the chief rather than club
him mllml for “total“? and carried
him to the lockup. This morning he
was sullen and Justice Coolidge fined
him {ii and costs for drunkennua and
bound him over to the next term of the
court on the charge of resisting the oili-
CQ‘T.
Georgi» Lucky. Andrew Self and
Frederick limd, who are wheeling from
Boston in Ballimom. Md . [named
through town shortly alter 7 o'clock, this
morning. having taken an early start
from Bridgeport, when- they spent the
night. Lucky was the tin-lucky man of
the party, for wbengoing through Wall
strI-I-Itlw strain coming from the jolt
over tbecobblea was too much for the
light frame of his wheel. and it ooiiapocd.
Tin-other two riders I'ildi' on leaving
Lucky nndltio broken wheel to follow
them by train. At New York he will
have his wheel repaired Lucky and
Self hsrcrelativea bring in Winnipauk.
fM’BIi Till! RIVER.
News wool Gossip of the Day III that
Namath.
Mrs. ltetnson, of Fort Point street, is
entertaining Miss Cora Sicklea, of New
York. w..”...
Uhariek W. Seymour and wife, at
)lsple avenue. are visiting friends in
New Jersey. 4. ______ ..
Ira A. Bebe sad Johan. Peek.“
Bunklyn, are vbitiog kin. William
Mk.ofl'ovtPniutstrsot.
‘ u, l W.
learprltk'rislwfnrooklya, svbaton'
hasbsenvidtlngher silt", Ira. lisrriet
Tate, has hone.
*nm‘s wiilltr a meeting of tboEast
Norwslk Improvement society Tuesday
evening at 8 dclock in Haydowsr [look
- and ladder company’s moms.
“WWMI'N. .
lisslllissbstkflrumrnan isveryill at
Ibeptsssettims.
IkeBllssbsth Gilbert has bssnbeen
appointed administrator of her mitt-fa
ell-ta.
lilalinbhellaud grassland Booth
Norwalknrebeardiugwlth In. A. J“.
Beers. .
ltenPrits new.“ Washington.”
Camps-chant the Ewedhh church...”
Iastflunday.
Jnarpbooroorsu, ofliewsrk, N. J..ls
vbiilutlum
lis- lat-a Burlhutt arrived horns
{room him.
Wanda-toad there is not id be a
”masseuse-liq sawed“-
vhf-m.
“Whats. of last llawalk,
bvblilagflaaflflm
“Melville; krill-gin:
ass.
An.-
A
Pleasant Paragraphs about Our and
WWII
tem’prioes,
we rm. 4‘ g
‘ DeaihtoWstsrBugs.
, LEADING
CONN.
PEBI'IIE YOU Kim".
mm I’aopla's friends.
Oscar Canileld, of Bilvcrmino, is visit-
ing at. Ulenbrook.
(towel use Ins owns W are
Minimum: moment? ,
"LS-W 5‘ We}. 0‘ “"61”!th Reel. of mfmncnufumlalsed.
lsgridting frieudaiu'tb'u city: , ‘4'}: ,J. r. 031m, '1, ‘-
Jobn Cavsnagb wont to Lake Main
opac III-day to spend Sunday.
Attorney James T. liubbcll, of Nor-
walk, arrived from his km to Vermont.
Miss Estella Smith, of West. avenue,
Norwalk, istbe guest of friends in Hart-
ford.
Mrs. (iwrgc S. Grumman, of North
avenue, to entertaining relative-II from
Brooklyn.
James E. Kerr, of W' '_ " has
arrived home from another lengthy
busineas trip.
Miss Lon Sammie, of Msmsroneck, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. J.
Cape, F airfield avenue.
Mrs. J. 8. Gregory and Miss Dotba
Pinneo. of West avenue, returned from
their micro trip last evening.
lira. Arthur Partrick, son and daugbt- '
er of Bridgeport, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles M. Lawrence, Lowe street.
Mr. and lint. Will Macken, and
daughter time», of Middletown, N. Y.,
are the guests of Mrs. J. I}. Betts,of
Wail street, Norwalk.
William A. Coley, money order clerk
in the South Norwalk poet-office, has 1?.
- . - ‘ “ B T l k I
returncd'frorn a weeks vocation wItb N Wfle2238ml“)3gr5::;n§fki stvgm': $5”
relatrvesm WIlIon and vicinity. {Tamagumir- bank Wren IE: Instumurl.
. , u come, owa n. ‘
Rev. II. s. Brown, who has been ism. ’ 0 i ””35“
spending his vacation, acmmpanicd by
his family, with his parents on Haviland
street, has returned to Lockport, N. Y.
Miss Ida Buckingham, of New York
l22 Falrfleid Ave"
Taylor & GOlden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON mum.
Persons looki foralot or house and lot
with the View 0 purrlmsing. are invited to
(ullnnd examine our list “cbave them for
solo in may port of the citymt ran-tumble
prices and on may term anal If
WANTEB.
)Osl'l’lnx as a
app!) mi'. "gr
COMPETENT girl to do chambcrwnrk
1' andvvaiting Apply Iolmdley P. Ely if:
\Vashingtou street mgtlxanwalk unfillw
TRIYSTWilflTliY girl as ours: for child 4
years old. Must be wcll ruumlncnclni
Apply at this oilin- nuzd tf
or er) I ierk. Address or
Miller, .0 lion In: an- 13"!“
.III...
OSER~5~Psid while i. arming Apply 5
the corset factory of Ruth J's- Gullirl’lilliitil.
unit lw
T0 LET.
Bl SlSEsis part of South Snrwalk. 7 or a
roomi- loa small family Rent very reason-
inquire at Sentinel edit I-
IN“
lblt. 31.. 35
Hill}. SE turner Norlbblain sud Ann strwts
s is nuns. Rent flu. Warn in; all
modern IIrIprIII cmeutd, f oltngc of' I menu~ M
.\'n To “’oodivard avenue. Apply to E. A.
Woodward.
[‘0]! SALE.
( XE iron safe. limits-1t. om- small vie-5k one
Isms.- cberry Lhow (IL-w!) feet long. onc
mun“, one watertank four far )4 uarc.
I'. ldmiMslrator. nIL’Ii a) I:
To thosewhoare‘ more ad with water bu :..w
ridyourboussoftheminytbrooda 3“ °
Look out for the babies and keep them In
using Moody' s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
REMEMBER
We close at Six o ’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
T walk atdzlbn. m.
city. who has been visiting bliss Ella
Bette. of Main street, Norwnlk. returned
to her home in the cit y Ibisufternoon ac-
companied by Bliss Belts.
ll. G. Trowbridge, who has been co-
gnged insuperintending the drilling of
srtcsian wells in Como, West lndia
Islands, is spending a few days with his
brother. 0. t5. Tron-bridge, the but man-
.4_-__._. .w.._._,. ._..__V
[GAR store VII. 6 “Iain street. Vernalk.
cphea to cash customer. Apply to
Mack Roth. No. oblain street. Nurwaik
:IrIZi lw
IE.‘ (.000 read horse ten years old. Apply in
LL. \sicntine. US Washington street
bridge. South Kora alk. soil lvr
Fflll Sill:i iiiifll Billiiilli
The well known and popular American
House and Rntanrsnt, located at 10 Main
nfactun‘r. :Imhzyvrwalk (I.nnn it cuntairm twenty
Excaunty Commissioner George N. I}... ymnmiia; “22:51,“, g‘fl‘m“ thir—
‘ The nintinnul i 1 health of the m rirtor is
Ol'mwa‘lv 1‘” returned from h“ prc- tin-oat cause for selling This maprare up—
III-LI
tracted visit to the far west. the trnv- Inn-nu- furlhe right i
l W Exam mums
clcd through the Pacific smut suture, f?" 'm
Nontann.i'olomlo, I-tc. llis trip was
a very pleasant one—Now Canaan lice ,
...4... it“mmmym4m: .35.!3“:
In. an Mrs. W. x. sounds, of Union ii, :1: fly;gfgfijggflgghnmrnw nwxaliu
l’srk, Norwalk. left town tlt'u-I rooming-—
for Brooklyn, N. Y., where they will re-
nIaIn over Sunday. On Monday they go'
on to Philadelphia toattond the annual
session of the National Council Daugh-
ters of Liberty.
The Nines E. Nellie and Aurelia C! '
Jot-obs and Cora L “edges, of Brooklyn,
and 7.. Dell Hagny,oi Newark. S. J..
are summcring at the Kingdom Cottage.
Silvermine. They will be met on lion-
day at South burwsIk by frienda from
New York. and return on the private
naphtha launch "Hurrah. "
Ir Barr; “thankful
To the thlt'v of dermal]: and South
Norman”.
1 am pleased to say to the wintr-
fr'umds that while I was out aolicitating
from last full up to the present time they
aided mound the church by the hand-
nos'l‘. '
NEW .\Rll -» (‘invter pin mntnihinu
ruby snrrvmndvd by diamonds- Prob-
ally" lost bi tween Fran ostroet and Lamb-r .~
blm k. A liberal runs will be paid fur its
return In this pillar. nnlf- lm
gamma.
musrc H’ALL.
Monday, August 29m.
OI‘KNthI 01" “mt: szssox
Thr- IimIgnirt-d Singing Comedian.
“”753 ELLIS
LY iiiri NEW PLAY.
“000i” BASPEB”
Ilia Um! New York Buttress.
some aunt of NJ“, for all of which we Hear :3“, (ha "iiik'nnfi' "n"...
. ‘
gnu??? Wigw- you {Wm 1|; ELLIS Tings... Email?" "
R m.” {ml} ‘lu. ' .III‘ I I'D:
has done more for the church than any Slug Eh£"'i'd.’3“i.i'§lii iii-Er"
other member in it. and if it run not for "”h' PM"? '-l"'""'"'
illilllINAl, KEY" Y ORR l.,' ANT.
Dearm'l’ lur’a otirin work in in
I! u g try 8 ORIMNALSCZNERYANllEi'an'l'H.
to keep the church together it could not
exist. Yours, respectfully, floats on sale a; usual plat-es. suit!
W. N' “m" T“! onllEllTol'S IillTIllE
IAIN! [MW 0‘ “'0 KM!!!“ Street 1" It one: is hereby Jim; to III as mm
E. church. Town 9 Korwalk. in
444..-... « mnlfi “WM“ , monument
“I can symplthilo with you. 1 mm... to renais‘o said It...» Iii: M13...
lime. and Malacca. wit:
wit the store of ilanlord a' Ind-om, Kart Nor-
k’down town). on Tuesday. August. filth
was married once myself. " llr-—“liut ‘
you woven 'I married to a woman.
stliorwaik. Conn. August lIiI. In.
’5 “ litmus m on.
labor [lay Picnic
. I .
”Privileges. “3?;ng ~55»
‘ _ I ‘
” $2“ pm Is o'clock. "m ME?”
W9"m'”fl mat-5:3"? summits Mai:
'“' ”fig? 3% “Wim “wot: o...
ram-mm . constant iinIs
.... "lfldfl‘flw. [Will or Bfliiilitiii
STAELES,
littlt'i’fllillltflflh
4 4 H m
”WM” 44M 4.4 Edi-s, kmmtew o'rlmk, tomato, until l2;
mu... 3}... rnilliollaifl some din- it die» on. .I 0 Handle. Winnipank.
I)!!! I3 5“. DWI” .ndfluy MurmnrziakAnlm Filth. ill”. from tin riot k until
his...” "y“ "' "mm .5: min“ £15.”... WW" .. my;
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Isle.
"ch “1'0““ 9"" ”W13" ”mm 0‘2?” he "fitffi name Immi- I:
whatweuld bathe mvingpercapita ii mg, n.“ g n I: ° M"
n tholbmb of orwalk. in
3 than: rim: as?!» given” there ”my. Whiz.“ \\edneIIriay.A aim-st
“8 W” a I ' n
inquire strumming»... where g‘flflflmh 5.2;,“ i ”m W" '
you may have the problemaIlred and Nar.§'"{.‘(&lahm.'nfl .1. 8w polka: a e ,.
B In)”
“w"m m‘m WWW” too nm.i«mmorwn‘s."s'vi»"='ui'm”ts=inlo
‘ I” ”01'." u...‘.7....""...l""m"‘".. I?" paid after
I
Preposais grmw' m .44., " .4....,,
es arm pennant": ”mill.
all!) on. B. 9r. JOHN.
Winner! for ottforwsllusn
the awn-I
orlflmrratkookfit‘
ordei‘or
When uptown)! a picnic3 examine all thogood things
guarantee to
yo or no pay, by Parson’ s Sure 44
perfect health by
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
" ' coon pAYINd Posn'Ions'w
-—~—HIOURED FOR (illADUATES AT———
THE NEW BUSINESS 00llEOE,
Wdfifldfliicdii‘iifi"
Three Departments-Business, Tclegrnphy, Bteuograpby and Typewriting.
Call or write for circular.
MC”; hymn. um" fmr
Brilliant Saratuga SeasOn
- l892.
EIer) Monday,tn I: use of mason
August 29, inclusive. metal intsnfziiItrr‘e's’IJ
Lake Geo ,Ml McGregr-r. iiway
16 mile I de in PalacoPII Pullmans. Concerts;
Spring I .Irks.
GRAND DLIIIGRTI‘U L FOUR DAYs' VISIT
33.50 ~ rout. cosr. — 3950
The magnificent Porn is
visit For stopping at tpifc flnerflom‘ifln ‘lll':
(reused charge of one dollar (Sumatra It
‘vInrvh-I. :itle trips; to Lake George. Mt. )c
If! in)? II extra 0W ra ,
in.“ or; South Norwalk Hula-emf‘aramga train
Magnificent 4 tlayn’ visit to the
l‘OlAOSSAL VENICE I)? AMERICA.
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS
Starting Tuesday . August It Loati
i“ rldny following II. III Ext nrsions «355.958
b) I-l ant steamer Fair like scenes. 1h;-
ligbtfu time. in omen-I it lexpenses totmod
hotel. Email extra I barge to Grand Hotel.
1"" slsnd train leaves South Nor-
obtain the "f 'nnnecticut Tonris " -
in r full information at the oflltte iiii’i'i.
l’ fAlS fill) 43 “'Mhington street lead
. i
«lrnggist and agent for Bygein and Recruits:
0HANO EXO0RSi0N
_0N.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th,
BY THE STEA MER
ACITY OF ALBANY
—~'I' 0—
Sea Beach. Cnney Island
EXCHHSiilH TICKETS, 75c.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWAL K 9.“) A. M.
RETL' 115qu LEA\ E SEA BEACH, COREY
[SI AND 4;» P. M.
EAST dist STREET, NEW YGRK 5.2) P. M.
auld If
i. H. 'BHD'WHf
SHHITHHV PlliIBIHB. STEIN and
8H8 FITTING, Till lilllFllfl,
SHEET Iliilli WORK
In all branches l t f 51)
I’ill’il‘JiTSth hi' 'EIVFCLT‘X’LQ‘. gnxiiih:{il:allx:l
M.\liii.\\ L'IHS l'iiLhSi NZ “TEAM and
HOT \\ ATHR BOILERS
The finest line at
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
in the city.
4 NH, st... In. lib" mun
Spainiaztentiun chant” .lnbbin .
Ilmwill bcrxuutni ultb pmmpt‘ltndAI-uakind
(are. All work vb m h rst
at the lowest prices, 3 ll “I“: “"ka
I97 WHSHIIGTBH 8T. iilllllBE.
81"(‘1 'ESSOH TO 3. SELLW'K. II If
ElgI'II anti wan...
Silver and Plated liars.
clocks iiiiiiili out All
soon tins
limiting is-Iii .lts Inset». 1
4mm"-..
H. S. ROOD,
Ill 9001’" I‘ll mm. ”In
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