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, , p p * fiver shown in town, and ultra},1s “19 , . ’
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SVFRANCIS & _ 002$.
» So. NOrwalk.
~286 Washington St,
V THE EVENING SENTINEL. 0“" Bunch We. Na 19. Knight-
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. . Ed. Wadharns. of the People's lar-
Tsaua~i ear .lmnn w Imontha
Mrlmogmbfinta; ”Pf... cum madvaueuarednction in the price
of meats.
_ The m. of Merton ow
ancietywlll goto PortChestcrneat lion-
dayto atteudthcpicnicofthesoclety in
that place.
N. Imus. the celebrated oculist-
optician. has appointed James E. Smith.
of 3 Spring street. his agent for Fairfleld
county. 3
While playing at her home on Spring
street, Saturday afternoon. Eva Dunne
stepped on a stone, which rolled. sprain-
ing her foot very badly.
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changea. pomibiy followed by a thunderstorm.
WORLD’S PAIR CONTEST.
tor the lost Porn!" School Teacher in
the few- of liar-all.
try tie to Drink
CHERRY PHIISPHATE
only 5 Cents a mass. 5
Edward Connors' valuable dog Rio is
aummering in Vista. Ed. says he was
afraid the city wateronlladison street
1 would allect the canine’s health.
f.» Sturtsvant hasprepared for theglor-
i lolll’ourthbylayinginnlargeatockof
.: fireworks. flags. lanterns. balloons and
gj‘ deconficnaathfi bargain house. corner
5': ochrthHainandAnnatreets.
All the old favorites at the ‘A
same price.
manure.
RASPBERRY.
STRAWBERRY.
AND
PINEAPPLE. §
--j Charles E. Jennings. Jr.. will enter-
tain the Independent Social club to-mor-
row night at his home on Wat street.
Thequarterly election of olilcers and a
busine- meeting will be held.
—-Hlnd i Inmbl5c;foru10.Peoplc'eNarkot
The steamer Mystery arrived yesterday
afternoon from New Haven with'1,000
bushels of seed oysters. which willbe
planted on George H. Shatter d: Co's.
pounds inside the islands.
Application has been made to the
General Assembly fora charter to fur-
nishlight and power by gas and elec—
tricity. Theincorporatore number about
fortyof South Ncrwnlk'a leading busi-
nem men.
The-learner Block Island will make
an excursion to Sound Beach, Staten la-
ladd, next Wednesday. leaving the
steamboat wharf in this city at 8:30
o'clock. Thefarn forthe round trip is
only fifty cents.
World’s Fair. f
., moroxé'myseuntby maiLhanded
inattherflceofpubflcauomordcnosited «
lnthelettcrhoaatthssntraneetoTnal
Ill-WA]! Over Rlvar.
Can’t be Beat.
Rik: Mary Allemgnbvnr first
PEPsm
PHIISPHATE $3.32“
#-
Iii Cents, but It IS my“
Worth lute.
costs
The eight-mile road race at Branford,
opentoany riderin the state.waswon
by J. 8. Perry. the feet South Norwalk
rider, who ceased the line about half a
minute ahead of all others in twenty-one
minutes. Perry gained a long lead at
the start and kept it throughout.
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I'rankGruawy Oran Plat
M osie Get
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43 Washington'st.
scum NORWALK.
Mrs. Bridget Collins was arrested yea-
lerday afternoon for assaulting Mm.
'l'l’tomus Silk. The case will be heard by
Justice Barrett this afternoon. In.
Collinahaenow had In. Silk arrested
and the-case will be tried before Juatice
Austin tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
—llnyler‘a candy. fresh every day, at
Lane‘s. iii Washington street.
W hank"
Miss Mary ll Woodman. Franklin.
ver
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WALLPAPER, m?"
The American Canoe association haw
leased Chimluoua leland from July 1st
to the lbih and will have their annual
rcndesvom there this season Probably
about one hundred canoesand louror
iivehundred memberaof theasaociation
will baattheialand duringthetwo
wash.
A braketnan onawesbbound freight
train had a narrow escape this morning.
and as a result the Tramway company
ill probably be required to raise the
wires over the Consolidated railroad
trucks at the Washington street ere-lug.
Themanwascaughtbyoneolthewires
and his hat knocked oil. and he was
flirown forward on the car. 'i‘hetrain
was just starting out. llad it been going
fast he would undoubtedly have been
thrown from the car and injured.
Peck I Bague’a lhn'l Boone. Wild
Weatand'l‘rainedAuimal show. which
uhibibhsmanunetstcompc-adof
hmatiluihdyriders. expert hum.
talented arthta. lively western sports.
hdhmquwsaudpappooaqaooutaof
lheflsilnand educated hoeaea There
willheaatrastparada in the morning.
and two paformaucm. altar-noon at a
undermine aid. The uhihitiontakav
plamonthenarnwylot. oniysfew
Wwalkfromthsdrnot
inn Wlllaon. laroadlfii
F. B. Baldwin. South Five I'll: Ye
mou$§gaggg53§§§5§
'l‘na Sunni. World’s Fair contest
will clean Friday of this week.
willbethelfldayouwhichhallohwlll
beprintcd. Bailotawiiibarecalvedand
counted until 6 p. m.. londay. June
30th, and thereault will beanlloullced
as anonthercafterasthe ballots canbe
counted,and the sneer-mini teacher he
announced.
Icon furnish you just what
you want and the price will be
”' right. The largest variety of
patterns ever shown in Norwaik
(rem which to make your eclec-
m‘ ._.,._.. ,_ A .v.......-.~._..-__..
A good time w paint your sov'rll Herman.
hcnacand I wiilbegiad tomb m “Mk" °"'"“' ”W"
and last-l.
mit you figures. Butler cum, No. as. it. A. it, will
Thorough mechanics for Pap- "°'l “P0 M undumhmllmt donu-
changing. Painting and Dec— ”m" "m
m l’alrlckllrmnandiedathiahomeflh
Wmhingtou street. yesterday aliernoou.
aged seventy-two years.
~Duythcbeat. lair-Mice
[I [I florham’ A Wt or loaded with lumber
y , .
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lI-pvdlhelraohat New linchclh thh
Thedlnlngnparlomoliheiluuth llor~
waihmtloual chord-maple-
unhinmeattractlveappmraacemud
mum-osmium
iceuvamandcahssrvedinthemihan
“thhmihaiadimoftheehsreh
auvsthalraluaalldival. Thavewasa
pod stands-es. notwithatvnding the
saddesshuww,andali whowarIth-e
T'hsonlmahollhthIQBszdfl'hird mm“ mid. The-anyh-
fldmmm ordered bhlmwsraarthtimliyaduaadwithhauue
mhwuwoflmdwwmmm man-l-
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‘IWHlTE .WAlSTS
, . TSOcts l9... $1.75.. _.
A.- Dickerman &Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
shin waists,
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Telephone can 13-2. '
r CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, 1.3;:
Leading. Grocer. 33 Washington‘s't.
Allie Newman. of Iain sheet. yesterday: ‘
morning. . _ _, ,5
llr. and lrafiwin n. we“ will
receive their friends at 8 o'clock, Friday : '
evelling. June 28. '
ha
These last two weaken! whoolJm-W
fee-or Wilson's aohoiarears busy with
theirsxaminatioua. -
’l‘hcprayingbandwili beatthsCr-an.
ben'y Plains chapel next Sunday after-
noon. asrvicm beginning at 3:30 o'clock.
—Pure Ice 'L‘rviam. at Lane‘s. 15
Washington“
The subject of the‘prayer meeting at
the Norwalk church to-‘
nightiswl'ha Lavishnsm offlod’a Boun-
ty.” Deacon Georg B. Barnum will
lead the meeting.
Theccmmittseappointcd byCathoilc
UnionCouncil.K.ch.tooonslderthe
advisability of holdingapicnicthlaycar.
have decided toreport favorabla. The
picnicwill hrohahlybeheidat Norwalk
Park.
I
Chris A. Cargili is again seriously ill
at his horneon the Strawberry Hill road.
IOWATTOR.
Barry Bryan. a student at We
Businem College, Stamford. enjoyed an
outing to Shippan Point yesterday with
otherwpila of theschool.
The annual school meeting i called
for til-night. Committeemenandoflicsn
will be elected.
Charles Younp. the bicyclist. wag»
ingdownaateephill lmtlonlhy. who
heetruckapugdog. killing it instant-
ly. llr. Youngawas thrown from hi
wheel and injured quite badly.
The members of the Baptiw church
will boldaatrawberryandicecream
festivalinthctentoplsnitethel’airvisw
House tomorrow and Saturday nights.
lr.8mith.of Long fliiLiavitirlgR.
H.Boylaton.
lira. 11.11 Scoliold.mlimCathaine
Kochhhm reunited to her home in
Brooklyn’
Rev. D. M. Ellwood wastaken serious
Iy lll last night at his home on Kellogg
street. '
Barry Benedict,“ Wilton avenue, ran
aknifc in his leg. last night, cuttingu
deep ash in the flesh.
Therowill bea cottage prayer meeting
at the memo ofJohnltced,Union-
ville. tomorrow night.
Nb Fannie Shcsdy entertained the
Nonparsil Lawn Tennis club. last night,
at her home on Main atreet.
At the cicasofthepnywmsstingin
John Bind barn at Winnipauk was
struck by lightning during the thunder
storm last night. The damage wu alight.
—Theremalndcofthelire stock at
0.1!. Harvey's furtlter reduced in price.
Nonchbargaim ever oflered in boots
sndshosa.
W. K. Naplea hasheen engaged by the
New York Sta-ta Zeitung to furnish
them a chatty story from Norwalk
every week.
Thomas L. Wabh and B. 0. Saunders,
of the Alpha Wheel club. have entered
the century road race from Newark to
Princeton. N. J.
pastor’satudytomeetcandidateaforad-
mission to thschurch atthsneatcom-
munion.
l-‘rom present indications a larger
crowd will see the Yale-Harvard ball
game in New Haven tlmn for many
years. Neariyallthersaervedseataand
carriagepoaitiouaforthegamehaveheen
cold and the managers have found it
necemarytodlvidethnbleachanol! imo
ruservcdseataalm.
”All“.
Ira. H. Valentine. who haabeenvil-
ing her parents in Greenwich. h- re-
turned home. .
The Dariu- will play the South Stam-
fords, Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
on the Brady mount.
.1. B. Ballard has sold his gloomy bud.
no. to F. V. Cantrell, of KewYak,who
took pomcmiou yesterday.
Mr. Harrison. of New York, will on-
—Premed veal. pr-ed corned beafaad
prued ham. Theaesobstantlala of lite
need no tire to preparetheul this warm
weather and are excellent. For sale at
W. l". Lochwood'a market. No. 1' Iain
street. Norwalk. ”'
Mrs will he a special busine- maetw
ing of the Y. P. 8. C. B. of the Norwaik
Congregational church, in thaladies' par-
lor at the close oi the prayer meeting to
night. Several applications for morn—
bership will be voted upon and a can-
didate will be nominated to rqlreacnt
thelhwalkUnionatthellontmal cou-
vention.
The new militia law ha been lulled
from the adjutant-genrrai’a ofllce in the
form of “general orders." Attention is
called to the three years‘ enlistment
olauaeofthelaw. and it is stated that
any soldier now in the asrvicb having
served three years or more prior to June
2. 18K}. and who fails to take h'n db-
chargeatonce. wiilbe rated as a recu-
listed man.
"Old Sport" Campana, who mod to be
as much of a fixture of the annual fairs
of the Fnirfield County Agricultural ao-
'oieties as the big pumpkins. is still um
and as "chipper" as ever. lany have
mppoaedhim dead. Howa- sren ona
car in Chicago recently. lie has lost all
the linger-on his left hand since leaving
the east. new. injuredbyanelsetrie
caramlisncwreoeivinga moon
the company. He declares that just as
coonaa the fair isover he will return
East.
Thegeneratorfcrthe Norwaik Tram-
waycompany. which in tube heated at
the Norwalk and South Norwalk elec-
tric light entice. arrived there this
morning. _
——Purther reduction in price of tire
The ladieaol the lethadh dtnrch
will hold a strawberry andch am
fmtivallnthetownhallb—night.
linen. to spend the comma maths.
On FridayeveuingJunew, Rev. A.
V. Bower will deliver an M
Icctureon Michael Angelo. in the Neth-
odist church.
Dr. I. F. ()sbornhasbought hiafnth-
er's farm near the Groups rmervoir. in
the town of New Canaan. and will move
hie family there shortly.
Mmllauck has purchaser! the William
lovrsy place at Noroton Landing. The
house on leltoy avenue. occupied by
Ernest Koch. will be sold at auction in a
few days.
George E. Everett. boss of the main
gang on the Consolidated railroad be-
tween this place and Rowayton, receiv.
ed his appointment as postmaster this
morning. succeeding Thaddeus Bell.
The Dorian Water company held a
meeting yesterday and decided tom
pletethcwork byOctoberl. The prob-
abilityiathnt tbcpropertycnllcod
Wire: river, including that of George
lieu-a, will be purchased forarmuvoir
site. it is understood thatnsgotlalkl'll
arc in progreav tending award the pur»
chase of the (lorhsln mill property, own-
ed by Frank Fitch. The old tide mill
will be used as a pumping nation to
force the water through the town.
There will be a social and literary
meetingof the Epworth leagueof the
Norwalk Methodist church. to-morrow
evening. at the rceidenceof C. l. Dan-
hla. 16 Chestnut street, Norwalk. All
members of the league and their friends
are invited to attend.
—l’ienty of ice cream at Lane's, 51
Washington street”
The County Commissioners are mak-
ing preparations to hue the “5.000
worth of bonds recently authorized by
the general assembly for the construc-
tion of the Washington bridge. This
sum will he represented by forty—live
handsome pieces of parlor. Each bond
will he for “.000. There will he thirty-
nine couplms. the bond representing the
fortieth or last payment oi Intaeet. ln-
terest will hepayablo somimnnuallv at
four per cent. and each coupon calls for
twenty doilars.___
~Ourice cream is pure in ovoryre-
upset. Warranted. Lane's,“ \‘Vnehing—
lon attest.
William B. E. Lockwood. Sn. who was
hrown from his carriage in South Nor-
walk veatcnlay by the running away of
Walton Boy, is injured more seriously
thaawasstdrstaupposed. lie comv
m d m dihlculty la lit-WW.
and the attending physician feannomo
internal injuries, but nothing chm.
Dr. llautard, of Ngw‘i'ork.cama to Nor‘
scams.
(We Menard has opened a livery
stable at Fitch's Corner.
Jimmy Yalney baa acceptedspoeitiou
Speaking of the twenty~mile bandlmp
road race at Hartford. Jane 10. the
American Cieyilatsaya: "The tram-l-
douaridingowary.ofNorwaik. a one
and a half minute mau.wasihemaia
pheehsiatsnrhtecondaet hashes-.—
tlrely misrepresent-din both the cam-
rniasionan and the public. Theme-
fflmehifiddr-"lalrplay"
ternary mug-thirteen mwil.
butaddaz "Afteraii,la not unprep-
aitlou. frankly stated. In nah
by selling liquori- a ”that mfl
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Yes. business is dull and toliven it up we offer sirloin, at ill;
pcrterhousc, 18; round, 14; shoulder. 10; rib roast, l2}; plate. 5;
m hnlbf’gifild unrter, 15 cents; fore, 10; legs of mutton, 16
no 0 7 ‘
, fruits,- vegetables, etc. etc.
E. .l. WADHAIrls. Proprietor,
mun slim. use norm, PEIIHE'O IIIIET.
fiflorthlllnat..80.l‘orwalk. _ ”Wallinmlwllk
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