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Null Isle.
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B.|I.Plaisted
43 Washington St.
some uonwsnx.
meme,
SPEBIIL SILE
ConnnencingWodnesdey,Juno
flaudcontinuing until Sutur-
h}, July 16, I willeell you
pepee etto per cent less
regular price. I have s
fewioteoffrornatillrollethet
N'wmedlyouetyourownprim.
Theesgoodsereeilncwendell
sight. Aleodnringthemonth
etJalylwill hengpeper stat
pieentlemthenrcgulerprice.
Wmlmellwork
inmyline.
Complete line of Paints.
men.
I. E Borham,
theirs-1.1111111“...
1.11.1.5... Brigham
mum
“shuns-lie-
"In“.
ilhlnlltll ll $3M;
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i; 1"” .1
I}... ever... shown in town, and always 1110
he 61‘ Furnishings
0011 be found at
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
1mm.mmm.
n11. hen-"fl
”WWW. ...
kl"? I?” l":
lenient Ian“ Hansel-recent.
clearaadwar-er. 'lb-Icrrnw "mutate
heliosatelrtenrllycleady.wlthellghtt-
neraterechenne.
scorn Rollehl.
In... tnePee’leel 0.011. lunch.
I‘m
issuer-us lock factory shuts down
tonight until July 10.
va-itti'olleswillentateluthe Inde-
pnsdait Social club to-nlght. athi
homecnlestevnme.
~hhetetyluot Plpualinewetock:
at Harry Govwn'eCigar store,'l'heetce
Building.
especial msedngoitbelloerdot
Conndlmuwfllheheldattheb‘onneil
(hambuonnevnendsmb-night.
DuluiellAdolphflchertomdliew
Hemhieoceptedepcdlion- “
eetnugeonndphydcieninthefioidlers'
Homeetlioeotcn.
—Wemke our owuicecrum from
pureaeem. We.hiWsehingtnnst.
——-—.—’
Four new cars (or the Busideand
Brooklyn Bridgemtepessedthmcgb
SouthNorwelkthilmuruingetlnehedto
ths81t5heighttraln.
-———__
—Sodewaterand-udwiches. Lunch
counterat Harry Goran's Cipretore,
'l'heetremildiug.
The Volt Bet compeny have shut
downtheirfactory-untii Iondey,.luly
10. All the bet feotorm anticipate e
goodtradeatterthel'ourth of July VI—
«tin.
Glcvct Mthe well-known and
hkbiy-pleancueehoedeelera, will die-
selvepertnershiplnlyl, Ir. 01am tek-
Ingthedown-lowndaeaudlr. .Glova
lstheup-townetore.
_
-’i'hera1ainderolthe lire stock at
0.11. Hervey’efnrtherreduosdinpl’lee.
Nonehhergaluevcr adored in boots
anditoa.
A. Dickermenl Sonenuounoe their
eemi-auuuel mark-down-Ieoi summer
Mend quotepricuinauew adv»
that todey. They eleo odor bar-
gainsineepee,jacketeandparasob.
—-PurelceCleam,etlAne‘s.15
Weehingtoustleet.
By the readjustmnt 0! 18980! the
nierieeot plaid-11in! patereeternthe
deryolPoetrnash Adameb increased
frommloflm. PM”
hell's niaryis reduced from 33.400 to
m.
-Pnrecol!eewlth pure cream,iic.e
cup,depotrmtanraus Opneflnight.
Oneof thelempeie Bturbvant'sher-
geinhcoeeon North lsithookto
—All thepopnlerbrandsot Cigarsat
HerryGovern'e.
h
Heine’sWuil hand and orchdrewill
tnrnishnnnieetltotcnl’oint dorlnglhe
w‘mm-unmmwmmu
8
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Worthfdohbflflmmmhwm
Worthwcutothoo,merkeddownto’360nd39.
Wmumiommeddowntoum Worlhucutometenmerkeddowntoiects.
thtBetteenWortbttethdmbl‘m
mainghemworthlotolloc..merkeddowntolhcte.
Beneemsm
CAPES,JACKETS, ’PARAsoLs
-W
.A Dickerman & Son,
.84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone
Leading Grocer,
tremonrsroch. Relive strawberries delly. .
Becoreilntcluetcek. Pricralowet
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Call I 3-2.
33 Washington 81.
3.11.31th the-eo-
ticeolehceesonlleyviewevsnue.
alerluflnidcnhedtheframeforhie
Wmmmmomgm
dc. . . .
.IP.
lambs-thousand»
Girardphce.
M11111:- etlrene's depot
Want. Opnrellnight.
'l'he'l‘rhlltydummernomeon Shaw-
bn-rynilllnebeenopened for the sea»
son. Sixtenchildrsn came up last
armingontheCityofAIbenyiore eo-
journthae.
OscarWolcott,thehrahemenwhoetole
bra-hcmtheConeolidatedrailrmdcom-
pany.pleeded guiltybeiorelueticeBer-
rett tbb owning endwaefinedthand
coete.em0uutingto.l'i.26.
—th§hnblflo;fael&?copb‘elarket
Bury C. Smith, who has been the
donthNorwalk run-mutinoithellor-
walk Gas-tie for several months, has
migned hi poition. and severe hie
connectiouwiththepeper to-nlght.
Thirty-five triads of Ir. end Hrs.
BewardWilmcttenrpr-nedthemleet
nightetthelrhollseonfipringltreet.
-—-Plentyolice wetlands,“
Waddngtonetreet.
Evrnduriugtheheeted term theseh
nothingsorcfrsebingee e good
tee,buttomehegoodteeyoomuet
egooderticle,sueh es Dibble & Com-
stock heap. They have just gotina
Heine'sorcbmtrageve Dr. C. 0. Bo-
thrxooghlyenjoyedhythemernhersci
theferuily and a few friendspemcng
whcruweethlorenceShort, oi Cob
umhu,0hio.llel'reehmeulnwueaerved.
—No old stoclteverytbiug new end
theletatat HerryGovern'emgerstore.
llew'l'hsetreBuilding.Weehiogtonst.
From preemt eppturancu the peach
aop oi the Delewere end Chapule
peuiuenle will he very large. and the
fruit line. If proper facilities of tr-ana-
porteticn ere oilseed. and propa ar-
rangements for-leand dietsibutiouare
medeintimemvrwy townwithinathou
send miles cen be supplied with good
fruitetreaaonablepricn.
—liuyler'e candy. lush every dey. at
lane's, or Washington street.
Ahlly equipped merry-go-rouod er-
rivediu South Norwalk this morning,
andwillbdnbrnlne-at the cornerof
lonreeeudladieon streete.0n theoid
nurseryproperty,eflording emuement
foryoungand old. In addition tothe
Julyt. Pris-willbegiven ewaythree
thyseechweeh.
—New potatoes, wopeek; fresh up.
llcdonfllb. can meet heel, 130.;corn-
edbeel, 170.;nrdinm. be her; codlish,
50 lb. Theliew York Orccuy Co.
trainee NewYerh. Edward Nichol
”ruin-teem RewIey, and
’betwentlsetworeee thesewaeewenn
feelingoflemd.
1)
“:5
lentilorwalkfle cnadeetcrottheex-
psu. fievweltnieeh hothdirscth-
weradshyed.
«Anothsrarleedolwegoujneter»
Ived. mmm»
on“. hech. helmet end ell around
wagons. hemlock to select from.
Qeelityhvstspslemthelowu. Gilead
eeetnlaethsn. latherWIlght.ccrner
Iadiecnandhaeklinstveeh
It tern-cred In mliihrycircleethat
sens-Ins! the body we h e
“fin“. yawn-"M“
NOIWALI NIWIL
‘ M We! Ite- m- the
loses-hue!“
Theemellhoykiltmu-nbl! h-Plu
“110mm are selling lot.
mouth-peel P u
.wunu. m. 11c such, it
monomer-111111.
Alonaol’. Abbottdiedethie home on
the New Canaan reed thh morning. aged
fifty-seven years. _
Fruit h dropping badly, many apple
hitching Infested with line. which hill
the leaves and injure the iruit.
warns: Lincoln. the urn-m *-
walkiegwitbecanefinctoeninjllfyhe
received while handlingstrunk.
..Ladlu’ biueend black glorie pere-
aoh,only%c.qch,ettbe BostouSwt’e.
Norwalk.
J. Arthur Pinneo reeer1tly mounted
thehgtholepelrol stein in a v"!
manner. Bi side was in-
jnredbytltotlllnblo.
Thehoepitel benefit neently given It!
theDoorkeepuv' eircleolKlng’sDengh-
use or the Norwalk Conventional
church. netted‘is.
_myonrprivatedispleyeonthe
mVertlal Wheehete..etc..°|I
hefound at Buredict's, next door to
Poetodios,Norwalk.
The inmmlhdmkhw'db
o(due tomorrow,end wiube promptly
"puss. lthaebeenfoundthattbehor-
oughneeniryisequeltotheemrgency.
and thetno moncywill bevetobebor—
rowed.
In. no: Keleehi-Bradm. tor-nub
...nu.umnur ale. Big reductions!
litehell and Judd.
Afieldtrielol mowing Mine-Ii“
tekeplecsou thefermoftheletc liens-
mooioy, women the Fourth of
July. Acornpefit’iveiieldtrielol hinders
iarrangedforouthe fermefl’inchBres.,
Wilton.on.luly O. '1'th events will
—Cell end see our latest arrivel of
wagrina. Another cnrloed—all kinds.
Quichealeeerewhetweareefterendto
get themwe areworiiugonverysrnall
profits. Cell and see them. Luther
Wright, Cor. ledieunemi F’ranklinBte.
The coll weather has prolonged the
mean for netive strawberries Prices
arelow,bntit has helped the growers
ontesithaeertsnded thetime in which
tobervot the crop end has prevented
themerhet from being glutted. There
isstillplentyoltbelmit.andwhile
prices will range e little higher next
week.yetthntoiellkelytobehcrrleaior
Julyl.athtugtbetbeenotheppeoedin
eevaalyars.
Borwalk will be well represented at
the decisive gusset the Yele-llarverd
eeries.whlch will beplayed at thePolo
mun Yorh,to-rnorrow. ltwlil
hetheflretgametbeYalellerverdssrire
hesbeendecidnisincelm.endtboliret
Yele-l‘lervardgemetohkepleeeinllew
Yorkeineelm Directlyafterthegame
ehenqcstwillheteuderedtheYaleuine
by the manegernentaud the captain will
heelectedforthecomingyear.
“Immbywwm nehad
uohedtoeleepoueedeylittleto eat.
The furniture of the rec-e where he
livedwas very limited in M3! I“
reallynotworththenarne 0! furniture
Aueilortwlllhs suede tolled some of
hisrelatives.
—-ledies' black para-ob for “cutie.
”0., 31.1% 01.“. Cl.” and “.8, at the
llcstso Store. Harwell.
“nun“ I'M. MOI Held.
John D. Kimmey must have uninten-
lionelly fell-1hr with had coolpany at
Highest of all in Leavening Porno—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
lea!
0'8! '1'!!! "VIII.
Iewe earl lineal) at tho bay in last
nor-well.
The rcguler meeting of Volunteer
Bose oompeny will be held Monday
night.
Mrs. B. 8. L'llommedieu, of Henry
street, is recovering from an attack of
the meulce.
Miss Florence Keeier, oi Wilton. h the
guest of lir. end Mrs. M. D. Randell. of
Riverside svenue.
The Epworth league will hold its
meeting to-uight with Iii- Evelyn [lew-
kins, Seaside pleec.
F. Biflcry,chcf for W. G. lengdon,
hesmovedhis family from New York
totbecornerof'mirdaveune end Cove
street
liesl'dithPegg,who has been vult-
lugherperenle, Bev.endlruC.I.
Plumb-returuedto her home in Al-
bany.
Dwight Gnham, who ha been visit~
ing Mrs. Frank Seymour, llenry street,
returned yesterday to his home in Lynn,
Ilese.
Welter Iloyt. the new postmaster, has
leased a portion of Thaddeus Buyer's
market on East avenue, end intends to
locate the poetofl‘ice there in twoor three
weeks. [is announces that everything
willheuew end of the most improved
pettern.
While William E. Osborn was out on
his bicycle, Tuudey evening, he ran
iuloan emotion on Best avenue, and
was thrown from his machine. Mr.
Osborn sprained thethumb of his left
bend Mid sustained several bruise-I about
theheadsud body. The machine wee
also broken.
WBS'I'POB'I'.
llubboll I Bredley are having electric
lights put in their store.
Edward Williems, of New York, was
the guest of hie father, B. A. Williams,
yesterday.
Cherlu Harris. 0! Bridgeport, has been
thcguat of friendshereduringthc
week.
Miss Sonic A. Cutler, of Amherst
Ila... i visiting Mini Mollie Bennett.
lire. Willism ii. ’l'nttte. of Strntford
in visiting llrs. Ioreneo Tuttle.
Pioneer Iloook end Ladder compeoy
are to hold their ennusl picnic on July
tth in Iitcbell‘a lot.
Peek at Segne‘s Den'l Bonus end wild
West show exhibited on the lot adjoining
the bees be" grounds. yesterday. end
gave good ntisfactiou to ell who ettend-
ed the performenccs.
J. D. Wood’s nickel factory hes shut
down until July 10111.
Ire. 8, Bowens. of Stamford, is visit-
ing Mrs. Lacuna Tattle.
Undertaker Driecoll bed in charge
Wednesday, the funeral 0! a seven-year-
old child of Kr. and Ills. Frank Ilredy.
1‘10 burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
Ili- Aune Jones, of Iiddletown, is
viiting et lire. William Jones’.
Ire HeuryJoueeendfemily. of Brook
lye. ere guests of Ire. Willienr 'l'
linilllrn.
Ire. Holcomb end 111-. ”Wheel-
c. of Erie. P... erovisltinget the real-
dence of N. W. Nikon.
, Whit Mole.
The following were i-ued June”.
it“. lbtfnruhhedlrovnofhceofl. W
l.wm. Ulldtflofplfllll. linden- lied,
Bali
Pond:-
llino of fresh fl
PEflFlE'S MIKET.
13 North 111111 st. 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call. 52-3.
DOWN, DOWN, Down,"
' .10 THE PBIBES 0F MEATS.
Yes, business is dull and toliven it up we oifer sirloin, at 16;
porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib 101131.124; plate, 5;
11 ring lumb’s bind unrtcr, 18 cents; fore, 12, logs of mutton, 15
,fruits, vegetables, 010., etc.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
I Wiction' guaranteed.
PEOPLE? IIINET,
21W.,ellst Notwalk
I Teleplsonecnll, 5-7-3.
STORIES 01’ THE STATE.
lie-e 01 Internet Cull-d Irons Every finer
tor of Connecticut.
The Broodwey theatre in Norwich.
built e few veers ego ate cost of 390.-
000, hes been sold to Attorney Willis A.
Brbcoe for $37,500, that being the high-
est bid ofiered. The house passed into
the custody of a trustee appointed by
the probele court s short time ego.
Tuesday night the employee of Bettie.
testaeoend the other eleven who were
arrested at the inetigetion of the Connec-
ticut Citixem' Lew end Order league,
tiled dcmurme.
A freight trein. consisting of ten care,
was derailed at the drawbridge over
Iystic river, on the Providence division
of the Consolideted nilroad. Thcengine,
with seven core, wee thrown from the
tracks into n gravel bent. The locomo-
tive was pretty badly damaged.
John F. Wregg. a retired Methodist
clergymundied suddenly at the residence
0! his son-in-lew in Bridgeport. He was
seventy-five years oi ageend had preach-
ed in many pieces in this state.
'l'hecoel sheds of Levi C. Gilbertt
Co. in New Haven were dent-god to the
extent of $5,000 last night by a lire that
iseuppoeed to have started from IOCOIIOv
tire sparks. Considerable cool-hoisting
mechinery was injured by the bent.
Broadway Theatre.
etions hero been in progress at the
Broadway Theatre, New York city. by
popular DeWolf Hopper and his clever
associates, for the second edition of the
gorgeous operatic spectacle. “l’e‘njlsud-M
rum." which wee given at that theatre
for the first time on Wednesday evening
Junemi v.
lacy important changes have been
made by J. (I hoover Goodwin and Wool-
eon Morse, and the new edition will
show e radical change from the present
version,asthe bookhes not only hear
entirel rewritten, but several new char—
acters vebeenadded. newcll esmecrx
charming melodies to its really as
lent score thet have not been heard be.
fore
Shortly after the initial presentational
“I’enjondrum. the author and compos-
er, so well as the star end his manager,
reeliwl that there wee not enough
humor in the lines sod situations, end
it wee innocently decided to insert in the”
revised edition 11 larger amount .0! fun—
Ineh' .uot oni for Mr. H and
Della ox. but 11 for Bemuel end
Alfred Klein. who. in the t ver-
sion. have not been seen to tho adven-
tage thet their well- known abilities as
(1111- meters amply justify. With this
endin view ectiro measures have been
adopted by all concerned end the result
' ticelly 11 new story, with no end
of tighter which, with the new muti—
0al numbers composed by Mr Morse,will"
haven tendency to render the perfor-
mancemore entertaining end lenghebleofll
then ever.
Theninth week of llr. Hoppers on
t in the metropolis commenced
cunt tltondey even I125 end the bend:
eonsietagedend l
wine
hvbwad
‘1 eshevlegheen
unconditional mm
is and taper. The new edeeetiee
estmtheehlldu hwardlatethe
eta-tern Maurice-ad
eegwte how realities “than er
item-d whh
mmawm—mww
tees-rum .
For the post fortnight unueuel preper- _.,
efi
Bulumbia ladi’s
Columbia Model 30.
ChemherlainsPein Balm. Try it end
you willbe at the prompt re-
lief it elforde The first epphcntion will
quiet the pain. boceut booth! tor sale
byli. C. Stilieon, Druggiet.
Chi'lren Cry for
Pitcher’s Caetorla.
mnebyweeslr-Lwegaveberf‘
WhenaheweaaChilrLabecriedforW
mmmmmeciungmcm
mummmcpmthunm
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castorla.
"15116? a (1'01er—
BealEslaleandlnsurance,
WASHINGTON 3133“.
Parsons looking fore lot or house end lot.
hthe view purchael .ere lut‘llul to
cell end usmine our 11.91. e have them for
sale in every pert or the cityet
prices and 011 nor terms. we ti
W A N'l‘ 3-23;
COMPETE“ Wing
flood eeler'y torlght 1
filled. Addm,‘ E
North lain street
DNKSSMAKING bathe” day. lionql'm
' T0 III-2'1“
‘IV 2 rooms over I). 1.1101111111th 5 store.
F inc tiew of herbor. inquire st store.
1:)
r in small family.
person. Reference
oueekeepcr.”this onlce.
or . 1053.“
$1.50 a
Manet.l
TO AMERICAN 1 ample, no smell children.
Five rooms and pen1:hlxrroug weler.
‘9, Apply to Mrs, ( 0min. ‘versley avenue.
W iw
51111.1. {Building on Water “MT Aggy to
I“)
over
ed.
tons
TIIIE' lower apartments .1111 hesement to
late! 3.0 UAnu etrml. Inqu‘irelifof
'iiroom anertmentsflwertz and ('crbett
milling, rent I» 111 Ill: 111.10 first floor
Laytone lnsuremeo re. hell-1 furnish.
"moire Old WellUger v.0. all \Vashlryg-
J. C. l' mwem
letme on Iieilroed l'ieoein nest
Ii
Tr Sentinel ofllce. FWJLI
Apply et the Scott
Poll sillilf.
IIOUSZSend lots tor sale; akow Ill-ores of
black green. Apply to l: A. Woodward.
rervlege end e
'l'evrne reeson-
reed
11116
A [10le i’ willie/r rs clam-ten
eblc. “My“ It Linr wailer' e.
Box 5'. Soul in Norwalh.
“:50.
LOST.
A B 'H of between
color. hflel I my‘e
Well street end Willi-re M h
house. llewnrdwl
the Holmes.
store on
(In. ‘1: beef
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Cole d: Burnhem, in Bridgeport. receiv- WEIGHT 3‘ ““1393 “mom 01 P063113.
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thet Imrcefter the would hove steed - 121). Irena-1m he
.0... ’ . ’ tenement. imminent”: loslligid.i:..“§.:1...’....£:
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George I". Cox, who wee enacted in JACKSON sw‘géflgflwfig ilmeLIi 01'. BROTHERS
New Hover 'l‘unldey,cherged with keep- . _ __ -'~
insapolicy shop. was fined $100 each in 11323318321: awogwgrcfl. 3:; I EIIITIFIIL Musml
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Norwalk Chronicler