ever shown in term, and always the .
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All the old favorites at the
same price.
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43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
wriIPAPPn.
Icsntumish you just what
youwautandthe price willho
right. The largest variety oi
patternscvcrshowninllorwalk
trumwhlchto’rsake your seleo
lion. .
A‘good time to paint your
‘ bemoandlwilibegladtosub-
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Thoroughmechanics iorPap—
erEanging,Paintingand Dec-
testing.
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PHOSPHATE 35”"
Basis ill lens, but it is ohm
NCIS & 00:5,
ecgwuéhiugton so,
THE EVENING SENTINEL
“meow“.wnnmm.
Tantra-l I - :astha
”laughed-ta: ‘3“: cents
Manama-customs”.
Engages Sufism Illl‘hl'lls law‘l'tds
sum V" at no
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’l'heweathato-daypsumhastobegsnerslly
iairamtwurserprsccdsdlrymgontheooast.
Tomorrow ltprnmlssstobsnenerally islrand
stillwanner. with an an increase or actual
humidity.
WORM PAIR COMET.
Ivor rs. Inst rap-ra- school my... I-
ate Ton of lurwalk.
=1 COUPONSmyhnnthmmhanded
ilnattheofllcsoipnblhmtbmordepnsitcd
‘ Innis lstterbox at the entranceto 'raa n
lElan-nun. oflcqaddrcsssd to“World’s 1‘
Fair ldltor.“
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SOUTH NOIWA“.
wast isomer carols, mush.
sndlsvlu
Bonurernstrawberrles areia market,
sellingattwmty cmtsaqnart.
'l‘heAdvonte an 0. D. Brows has
lassdhbhouseat No. 20 Park avenue,
8tsmiord.to John C. Kelly, of South
liornlk.
v—lleasorrsbiepricss at lane’s depot
reshurant. Openallnight.
A hrply attended and interesting
dusting of the Epworth league was
heldstthelethodlst Episcopal church
lsstulghtledbyWilbnrlhlsns.
A party dofldals and othwsarvrmt
thsrsssrvolrstoday,asamlningthseon-
dlflons, stc., a report oiwhiehwillbe
msdsinto-mormw'sflasnm
Amsstlngoi Users 0nncli.l.0.
I..tolrldrt,wlllhstks lest one
ancpsn charter. lvsry one who
madeappliostioaicr bomb-snipis
nautsdtobsprsssst.
launder". has unissued
Wefmothsrsbsatyat
the italic-employs“. liver
the Few York,lfew Have-Jud
iorrlrsllroadsrsrtiratpclat.
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So. Norwalk.
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g s‘hiWFt ' Waists,
WHITE WAISTS
_ 59th to $1.75.
A. Did-ku’éirman
‘ ”ml—war.—
'.-“—~wr”—n—-
& Son,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
amwumnm
Known-day.
linorD.llsndalib his once
ltrrnitmslntotbsofllcss recently vacat
cdby'l'syiordrlloldsn.
'lhsllirrinnWortersorthsoouanae-
mmwmhthshassmut
parkasorthechurnhst Salli this alter»
noon.
—Sardlnes5c. boa; eggs, lilo. doaen.
TheNewYm-kflroceryco.
L. H. Becker's horse ran away this
morning, but wsscsught nearthell.8.
church. The only damage done was the
breaking of the dashboard.
A small locomotive arrived yesterday
for ContractorsSavagea'Skelton, to be
used in hauling dump cars on the tour
trackiflgoperstionsoi the Consolidated
railroad.
CbsrlmLynch, Jr., employed in the
buingroom oi Roth d: Goldschmidt's
corsetiactory,had silt while at work
this morning. A coach conveyed him
to his bomeon Raymond street.
BesnreandattendtheSnowSocial at
the South Norwalk Baptist church, Fri-
day evening. Ii it is a warm night go
and keep cool. ll it isacoolnightgo
and keep warm with enjoyment.
Sherman Council Royal Arcsnurn
' mutate—night. Asthe matteroi oele
Mating Arcannm Day and otherbusine-
oi importance will come before themeet-
ing, all members are requested tobeprca»
ent.
-Purecotice with pure cream ,5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Ii. E. Bertha Cheney, of Mystic, will
give a temperance addrnm in the South
Norwalk Baptist church, Tuesday even-
ing, June 20. Hi- Chency was here May
I 34, but on account oi the numerous
" other attractions only a small number
at wernpresentsothelectnrewas not given.
Chief oi Police Vollmer weuttoNew
res Haven yenerrlsy after Daniel F. Ward-
to: but ieund him serving out a lineand
costs oi ”l, for as-ult. 1hecbief leit
his papers, placed Ward under arrest,
and will have him here August idle
answer to the charge 0! stealing shoes
iromalreigbt train.
—Pure lee Cream. at lane‘s, is
Washingtonstreet.
The well-known dog “lhilroad Jack"
died at Albany, his home, on Tuesday,
after a week's sickness. Jack was thir-
teen years 0! age, and was famous for
his trsvels, having been all over the
country. He visited South Nor-elk
abouttwoyearsago, and went up the
Danbury road. His body will besent to
a taxidermist.
At the South Novwalk lethalist
church. Sunday nighhtbe service will
be oiamusical character,when special
anthems will be rendered by the new
chorus choir. An orchestra, with the
orgsn,willancorupanythesingisg. This
being the that service by the pineal
choir,the attendance will probably be
when w-
—-\'ery bat Blgin Creamery butter,
Wrenchoicsll. Y. state man-cry. 23¢.
'l'heNew YorktlroceryCo.
The boards in front at Hoyt’s new
omnhoussonW-hington street were
takendownyestrsdaysitrwnconaadths
hanrbomsirontwssrevealed. It is of
pvemedbrick,pesehblow color, sndoi
otbsriurnlsblngs.
Besfbhlghertbanlt havbsrnst
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andgetthebargains.
Barfl‘ Flllowis'out,aft-athrrs
days'lllnem. ‘ if ‘
llrs.0.C.Burtcn|lmdasgcrnrmlyill
stberhomconxsightstleet.
Victor Bellsck,book-kespw at the Nor—r
wak Sarina M’s hank.h on the,
Frank P. Clark’s valuable Canadian
ponywhichrsnawsyssbcvttimeamis
very sick with lung lever.
Ontology-intriguing" herd or val-
uable cows has been removed to the
countryformedicsltrcatmeut.
.One oi DeKlyn's bakery wagons broke
downon Hoyt street this morning, cans-
ing a drop in cakes and pics.
The work of rs-psving the lower end
of Wall street at the ioot oi lill Hill,
was commenced this morning.
TbeAdelphiStnging society, compos-
ed of some oi Norwalk’s colored society
people, gave an enrollent concert at the
Opera House last night.
Jack Williams, a pensimu and ior
many years manot all workon Ilary
Church's farm, will be takencsreoi by
the selectmen and probably start to the
Aims House. \ ‘
The Southern New England Telephone
company has councctmns' direct with
thegrounds of the World's Cola-mica
exposition at Chicago. The rate irom
Norwalk is “.50.
The inuersloi IhalsryChmchwss
heldfromherlatebomecntheWmtport
road yaterday ailernmn. Rev. C. ll.
Selleck oliiciated. The burial was in
St. Panl'scemetery.
F.l-‘.Tlmpon, for whom the when
men recently and their influence to get
him released from Bridgeport jail, was
drunk again yesterday. [to was arrest-
ed but aitervsrds rslmsed.
0w 5, Miller and mum Sadie.
of Norwalk, and Hrs. Thornton, oi New
York city, will attend the comm
ment exercises at Williams‘ colleen,”
Williamstown, Is. It lilier‘s broth
eralarlcs. bomofthcgrsdnalcs.
Ofllcer Northrop found Henry Peace,
colored, oi Btntlcsd, lying unconstitut-
in Hubbell's lane at an early hour this
morning. The iellow had been drinking
heavily, and it was, with much difficulty
that hewas amused. Posse claimed to
havebeenknookeddownand robbed of
$35 pension money he received yester-
day.
Tuesday alteration Hrs. John Barnes
was splitting wood at her homeia West
port, whenoneol thepleccsllewupand
struck herin theiace, breaking her
cheek bons,and injuring her eye. The
attending physician thinks she will lose
her fight. lb Annie Barnes, employed
in Roth & Goldschmidt's corset factory,
is a daughtrr of the injured woman.
Retail liquordsalersandall who am
lhbletopsyspscial tarmnnderthsin-
ternal revenue laws, in this Mint,
barebeen notrledby DrputyCollector
Hartley, that Huts: must be paidfor
theooming yearon or before June”.
Instructions have been received from
Wrshingtoa that all special taxpayers
mint make application and pay their
tasbeioreopeuingdnlyl.
-—Fnrther reduction in price cl firs
stockatC.H.llarvcy's. Callthisweek
Thssnanalconvsntlonoithstltstsflre-
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levwall.
m3!” 0! I'll! MATE.
Its-sollatonsttlullsll'rsmlvwryihar-
tor-[Wit
Danhl Cos. aged tourism years. a
whey tor the Western Union
Telegraph companylnltew Haven, was
drownedinlilll River shortly before 5
IraJohnTrymolltivasldeavenne,
hsssrrsw bicycle.
—_.—__.
gm. llonnll. Jr., has started in the
tmckingbusins-forhlmssll- o’clocktblsattsrnorss while.in bathing.
1:, ~-——-————— H.
A K. .IMWWW hadbesnssntwithsmesssgs to the
llarllnArmsCempsnynearby, and on
hi way back to the telegraph oflce
stopped to bathe in the riverwith anom-
her oi oompanhs.
Proceedings in a suit in which more
than 36,000,000 profits and damages will
be asked, have just been started by J. 0.
Richardson, the well-kncwn reaper and
harvester expert oi How Hare-n. He
:33 I). M. Osborne dz ('4). of Auburn,
. Y., as s test case for using a paten-
ted mechanism known as the tip hook
ior discharging gavels oi grain or s uni-
form size. All the other reaper com-
panies have been using the device and
will he proceeded against.
Hrs. Fanny, wife of Howard Blisard,
liesattbepointofdesthsther homcst
5Willlsmastrest, Dsnbury, as the re-
sult oi two pistol shots self inflicted yep
terday. Mrs. Blisard is thirty years old
and has been married twelve years. Her
husband ieahatterandamemberoithe
the department and they have one child,
agedn' . HrsBlisard has been sub.
ject leptic tits, and despondency
carnedbythis has resulted in this at.
tempt at suicide. The shots entered her
left side, just below the heart.
lies Minnie A. Hutchinson, of Bridge—
water, In, who hn been teaching
school in East Hartford, wu discharged
by the d'ntrict committee the 21st oi last
API'II, it heingtherequestof amajorrty
of legal votersand of l. C.Stntton, act-
ing school visitor who refund to accept
her work. She refused to give upthe
key, so the committee locked the door
with another key and forbade her to on-
lock it. Apadlock andcbainwss also
put on. The next week she went to the
days, died of convulsions yesterday at
hit home on third avenue.
Driver Flatt, of the Trmnwsy railroad,
isqults sick at his homeonVanZandt
avenue, and William White is perform-
ing his duties.
Charles Fisher, brother of Horace
Fisher, and who recenty moved from
Danbury to Van Zandt avenue, is quite
ill with typhoid malaria.
BOWAYNN.
C. L. Ogden, thscarpenter, haspur-
chrsed a new bicycle.
lfrs. and Hi- Larruby, oi Oyster Ray,
L. 1., havebeuvisitingattbehomeoi
an!“ Hill-Peach.
Pay 0. White, who has been in Philo,
lll., ior the past year, has been making
his lather a visit on Prospect Heights.
H'us Florence Hughes, 0! New York
has returned home after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs E. H. White, at Prospect
Heights.
Word was receivedlsstnight that it
will be lmpcmible to bring John D. Feb
its home under two months. Hr. Felter
broke his leg at the Chicago Fair.
11.. health of Rev. c. o. Callen, pas-
tor oi the Bnptht church, gradually imo
"or“, which is a source of sincere grsto
tlication to if. parhhlrrucn and friends.
A strawberry festival will be held
under the auspices oi the ladies
oi the Baptist church, tomorrow
and Saturday evenings, in the tent oppo-
site the Fairview House.
Invitations were i-ued yesterday for
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'l'blslsauentirclyhewarticlemadeircmwhitecornaudlslhe
finest cereal on the market. Very simple in preparation and only
takes two minutes to have it ready for the table. To demonstrate
AN EXPERIENBED lJlllY
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday’, Friday and Satur-
day of this week and give all an urgent invitation to call.
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs. ; for 25¢.
Telephone Call. l3-2.
to every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we have .l
Lending Grocer,
Fresh Fish l
Our stock of meats, fruits,
PEOPLE'S HIIKE'I'.
13 North lain It, So. Norwalk.
comes at mice the iadiee'
Easy Running, H
me IlElllElll.
Telephone «H.523. l Satisiaction guaranteed.
_ _ _ power and eased run-
5 Beautiful finish, 3:3. amm'fim”:
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Fresh Fish l
EVERY DAY.
vegetables, etc, is. as usual, com-
plete and first quality throughout. Come and see us.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
I’EflPlE'S IIIKET,
211:qu st., Norwalk
l Telephonecall, we.
n , \v/
linlumbia ladies’
water" as pounce. WEIGHT 3” POUND!!-
nzmn in ad used - The
Grateful, immune...“ minimums"... new...
other e. The but ofrldars. littsdwith
”El“ :idmare m: 2.122%: Sunnges‘ lb; Klllvtlcal Gear.
’ blitz: for MP2 n be- ’ “I M" u ' or
nheapw
wh-/ 1'}.
Citimns of all kinds and particularly
old soldiers are interested to see what
modern warfare would be like-that is,
so far as the handling of men is concern-
ed. Of course they do not care to look
upon a corpse strewn field. When Bridge-
port soldier meets Bridgeport soldier at
Pleasure Beach, on the openingday, next
Wednesday, it will be a case of Greek
meeting Greek and the new regulations
will be illustrated after the most approv—
ed fsshion. Steamers will ply back and
forth all day. The light will begin soon
after noon and will be followed by n
thamarrlageoi lb Essie P. Scott and
II. Lewis Scwsrby, onWsdomday even—
ing, June 23. st 8 o'clock, attherui-
school v'nitor with a pitiful story, the rt
suit of whicbwas thstbs changed bi
mindsnd requested thecommitteetorv—
battalion parade.
A Paul Coughing Spell
move the padlock and letbcr into the
school. This being refused, he went
himseli to the lubed-house the next
morning and with acrowbsr pulled out
the staple. lies Hutchinson then un-
lockedthedoorandwentinandhascon-
tinned to go there ever since, although
shehun‘t a scholar. The townspeople
are indignant over the allair.
’ can-retreat Patents.
The following were i-ued June 13,
MB. List furnished from office oi A.
If. Worm, solicitor oi punts, Bridge,
port, Conn. :
HarryCJves, Bridgeport, toy animal
and vehicle; Frank Ithind, Bridgeport,
bicycle lantern: Samuel 8. Williamson,
Bridgeport, appliance (or maunisctnring
drusshiehkq‘zpatents); Richard T. Bar—
ton, New Haven, lamp burner; William
Crosdey. How Haven, making beam—
stirrups; William Halon, New Haven,
sepsrslly attaching gun barrels tostecks;
AlbestA. Page, New Haven. lock and
latch combined: Richard J. Gatling,
Harland, feed fur machine guns; Frank
J. Herrick. New Britain, horse blanket
buckle; Joseph Judd,Ansoaia, oiling box
{or rolling mills; Henry Weickcl, lbrien,
girder for traveling cram: Frank '1'.
Williams. Heriden,
deuce oi Ir. and Hrs. John howndes.
ProfessorBaldwin has introducsdele-
mentsry lesson in vocal music intothe
publicschool and weeth exercises take
place each Tue—lay. These are under
the direction oi Professor Sebastian oi
Stamford.
H. B. Scofleld, one oi Rowavtou's
popular and thing young men, wiilhe
marrial tonight to Ili- Catherine
Koch, daughteroi Hr. and lira. Christ
in Koch. The ceremony will beper-
formed at thchorne of the bride's par-
ents on South fifth street, Brooklyn
They will reside in th'n place.
'l'lre.1pplication of Robert Brown to
ssll liquor our the Soldiers' Home in
Newton has been refused by the county
oommimionerscn tbegroundotths rm-
snitsblene-oi the location. The man-
agement oitbeHome. aswellss many
Mute of the town, protested agaumt'
granting the license.
—llnyler's candy, fresh every day. at
lane's, 5i Washington strut.
llAlilllK.
In. N. I". Nelson isviaiting attire
homeoilAJlall.
finest Kocbisin Danhurytodayat—
tending the annular-ion at the Knights
of Pythiaa.
John Willhms died yasmday at
Fitch’s Soldiers? Home. The remains
wssetshwrtochkwslorburial.
Thumbsnoftheletbndhtchnrch
will give a drawbsrry .d ice cream
iwvslhthsmwabmw.
Subtieutraetorllmohshascommenced
Charles E. Pretat, Waterbury. spoon;
Henry W. Hirschield, Ieriden, moon,
etc; Oliver IlcCarthy, Ilevideo, coilin
handle: Henry Berry, Shelton. sugar
howl. M...~,,.._..-.._A-..
Am Ital-st Wonderful I”
Almost cveryplant hmitspseullsraphh,
orplant kmnutsrsswhieh nature has
‘wsmsrwch-a.
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Hits Julia Prindle, a bright and hand
some little girl, the daughter of John
Prindle, a well-known ‘ ' .. man oi
Bridgeport, was attacked with a cough—
ing spell and choked to death before as-
sistance could be rendered her.
Dr. H. J. Davis is a prominent phyv
sir'ian of Inwis, Can county, lown, and
has been actively engaged in the notice
of medicine at that place for t t
thirty-live years. On the 26th of ay,
while in Din Heine- en route to Chicago,
be was suddenly taken with an attack of
diarrhu-a. Having said Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhuaa Remedy for
the plats :evenltgm and5 knowli‘ng
its re iahi ity, is 2- cent t-
ile, two doses of which com 4er cured
him. The excitement change oi
water and diet incident to travelingoften
produce a diarrhea. Every one should
Ears a bottle oi th'u remedy beiors
vinghome. Forsale by G. C. StilL
ms
Ie-o [sou-h lotion
mother no rest n' ht or day. How iool-
ish, when Dr. ’s Colic Cure gives
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from thestomach, diet the nerves
and gives restiulsleep. other, send to-
day to your drug store for a 25c. bottle.
Thinkoi the wearybours itmves you.
ll baby’s gnu- ars sore, teething, use Dr.
Hand's Thething Lotion. At all drug-
‘itl. Ill eta.
thathallitwill cost you to cure any
ordinary case oi rheumatism it you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will he surprbsd at the prompt re
lief it aliords. The first application will
letthegzin. 50cent bottles ior sale
(l. C. llson, Ikuggkt.
Hallow Yorkmllliunairs grvesadln-
mflflhnmumdflhmm
Who, which gives 10
andthese
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let their babim cry with colic, giving "'
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill. but V
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thinnest. mm.....m‘i‘i°£: linsi Rigid. Yahweh'mmwg:
JACKSO "‘h‘;§'.’li§%l.§2ll§ttf“- BROTHERS
"m ginseng? “
trainer at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON emu.
Persons luokln’ for-limo" house and
with the View 0 purchasin .arn inritedulk
call and examine our list. “5“ have them for
sale in every part of the city at wasonahls
prime and on error terms. um ti
WANTED.
" - i'f'lfATiOS {if ' 1‘... Rain}. H
h housework, ”3:; or three daiemhicggkl,
or to take home washing. inquire 6. V2. it
Hoyt street. 115 l
.._ W. _ m,
CHILDREN to take German lemons in July
anal August daily.9 to H a. nu. except
Saturday. Gran Anny Hall. Onechlld. sun
Frynontb; brother or sister, 81.50. in advance.
in! reader. 31‘. Address until Janna. Rev.
0. Apitz. lSThird avenue, last Norwalkjlzlw
. siilnriron3rg._r’;v:§;r I hand! m
2 Home Laundry. [concord Con. 1121;“
HESSMAKING moi... . 'r h-“
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To LET? - “m
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II ply to E. A. Woodwardmmm A”.
mm: mm apartments Swan: 0
l’ building, rent 88 to Sill; aleoulgrst’allltd:
over Lama‘s Insurance edict». halls furn‘rehp
ed. inquire Old Well Clgnr 00.,8 Wash-ag-
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and basement to
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man - s u o positr- the (.‘it H l
Address} hn Ferris, gontb Norwalk.’m=!ot'f‘
Two nicely rnmnfm. Mm of
bath. Apply toll-s. B it Franklin
street. "uh“ ml) t!
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T Sentinel odlcc. Apply until: Electing
omoe.
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litre bsrnambsrd. can!
“r “0141: Patrol work home a." A ' heap.
(J Address, 1’. 0. Box lei. South $511k.
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Under the auspices of the Y. . ‘
day evening. June llth. I.argl cshlls'rtatna':
Novel
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“llfrnwnlesd' ”Hill In ashlbltloaoi the
Prof. Anderson Ill
“In“ at «1:;me
m will glv'
This is not i,
the rest for rmrrooli.‘I so “a”. and
(Mill. l'ltllAH. (.‘(lltl'flfl’lONlltY AND
LZMDNADI 10R HALL ADMIS-
Slolf. ONLY in mm
Home" M iv as“; (our Quintin!” ‘ M.
Apply to ind tirilerefll'ost Norwal '3‘"
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Pltcher's castorla.
”mmfinmhfltm
mumsmmmrumfi
mam-mammary".
“touchdowns-outset.
Children cry for
Pitchers castarla.
Pitchers cannula.
m or ”was $.me
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children cry for '
”" lnnual Jill‘sé Festival
ENfllllll lithE, mm
H. E. slum.
OPERA HOUSE.
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