finiwasm
,Illlioollorlllo.
r'i'liis isthe reason ' for ml.
water and we always have the
llyilololllliti
onloov roosrlllll: m.
'l'hoahtecouventionot the Y. P. a. ram My. Itwastheannnalu- «Wm
llrlyscellisrtlass.
3' All the old favorites at the
aameprioe.
colloolllls.
. , ,olsloiool.
~ "S'llllVlBElilll.
AX!)
PINEAPPLE.
Can’t be Beat.
' lllsol
_PIlllSPllllE
oasis in cells; on iris
llonll lore.
Il.||.Plaistod
43 Washington St.
scorn nonwsur.
WALLPAPER.
I shall continue the special
aalenutil August lot. It will
pay you well to cell. Paper
hangingatzoporcentlessthan
regulnrprioe. Westiiicontinno
bulypaintingandwill be glad
to give you figures for doing
yonrhouoe.
t t l.‘ll.lll.ltl’s
' Line-of Furnishings
can be found at
NCIS & cozs
ngtoili St,
THE EVENING SENTINEL denim.ota.l.ladau'o “womanhood-3
more “.mamlm.
Woflu‘lfifittm
W
Itala'oaraAI-aaauorIo-manaw.
'2 ".h'l'alh" | WI will“
newt-rt loraflfloath-Iooaaaor.
hamthortndayu—h-tob—aralty
doarandwarmor. To—morrowttar—laoto
homily noun our to noruv «load: all
www.mbyraln.
more MOBILE].
—.._._.li.
'bat the tent. at Oar on, are Data.
and lavlas. .
Companwaillreanmedrillolo—
't.
0.3. wfliboheldinmliov-
ambulands.
Anadjournedmoatiugwlll be held at
The Knob to—miarow, at 5 o'clock, tor
theeloetiouetmemhwa
Curb,gotterandoidewalhaarnbeing
laidonGoldeillatroetintrontot
propertybelongingtotboCapeaatates.
Amerrypartyot about twnty chil-
dnmoamnponthoCityotAlbaayimt
night to spend a week at the Trinity
anmnoeellome.
Rav.lr.Laluewilloeeupy thopulpit
atthefirotlethodlstchurcbaeat Bab
bathmorning, hoandwillconduct the
vapereerrieeatd:45.
our? Sprower. or Brooklyn, N. Y..
wholaltoppinga low weokawithE.E.
Oaao,cllnght ariaanda quarterponnd
blaohfiahyoatadaynmr’l'avenlaland.
Theowneraottheachoonerllzzio
Raymond,betorerrportedsnnhofl
—Whyuot koepcoolbyeatinglane'o
ioeaeam?
Them Falcon, captain West,
ownedbyOaptaiaJouphllbworth.will
80 to Brooklyn today to bve anow
heilerputinhnandotharimprovemonta
audrepairolnado.
TheSonthNorwalh 0M have
aentachallengetothelorwalk‘exprem-
Point grounds, Saturday afternoon, Aug-
ustli, iorapurseoi .5.
—Weakflah. do a pound. and bhsehh,
8:. at flayeo’ market.
name now: Do
rel-rye! their copulation. leaky.
bygiviuga-il tothdrtrieuo toutin—
dookattam.
lraJam-Ionahandiodyoatwdayat
hwhomoonWmhiagto-erawa
tear oldldru, “Ink. lary, Edward
and James. The tun-at will be bid
tmmfltlary’ocharehto—raorrow-orn-
ingatlo'oloek.
muzzle-onwhatnaroanwaadto
art humanly-all
pronto. Call and ate them. lather
Wflgthor.ladloonanrll7ranklia&
DanHAHdhcltkbdty.“
anooeratloaatalowtorkoyolalrm.
arylaat Friday. ltwartholratoyara.
tlonolthoklad ”amnion-
trieltyaadwaoyroao-ooliadoeldod
lend-Ia amount. Ah
”mayo-hotelier.
Jumfirtbw straw
Mmmwflhg- dart
tot-rowan” mlotoatr.
ibhwullobrhtoheaaoyfi
., ..
montoplayballontheOyateerell
chlolnbwlllaflnatelhothlfllahl-
Wk 1. Thapartywill leer-tho
v' i:
7
So. Norw‘élk.
. “emoluments.
m.
, H
o‘
Quilts" solarium.
’w
Perothn “Mulls.
.A.Dmkeffian & Son,
34 WASHINGTON “
mnafiefludbhiohuao
oafleaflllfiotrootwhhaaovoeoat-
tacholrbounatlu.
Yeotaday.wldloapanyot lrhormoo
ware drawingnlm (or woakflrh,near
mmmuwum
J.I.Wri¢htaodatrlond wheeled to
Sonthlluwalhnom .lam.
-Elndilamblflc;ltlw ltPaople’aIarket
'l'hostealawutyotltlchmondllronght
apartyot dxhandred peoploto Baton
our-lulu! llaolPatnam lodge.a. 0.
U.W.,olltowllaron.
Thmdlbllieoflor‘oa
Banachdaughtor ollr.and In.
MP.Halloek.andJameaEmory
tnrwflehalarpnnaibaot
5
invitations been hood, will the
plaueinthol'irotttothodiot Episcopal
ohnrch,londayatoo'elock.
DrJlrowmon and wlto andSuporin-
teadutJJttbqottbofioldiem’ao-o,
havobouonjoyinga ’ ' h, ova
Booth. distant
all-men; Pr. l. A.
Scharton, Dr. Browaan‘aa-ktant, has
chargaotthehoapital.
—Thedueatmon'atlvedollaraheoover
clued or ever ooldinthotownoillor-
walkatfl. Ash anybody whohaohad
tbauandyouwilllindit’aao. At’l‘hoo-
dueOben'aSouthNorwalk.
“WEWdotthiaeltymno
at theilltywinneraotatriptothe
World's Painollorod by thoNow York
Yrs. started tor Chicano y-trrlday
watehofluedtothoteaeher having the
lar'ootnnmbor ol votes. it is a very
MW
~Attend K.o(C.piouie. at llorwalh
Panto-elm. bulky an run to
park; flogoldpioeoaagatopriu; Heine's
orchatra tor dancing; pleamat time.
more.
tholoarkoaalaoatheeompany'aprop
true-tot lhetraohaand aoathoithe
Springwood bridgeon Ely avenue. Be
alaopurehaouthohnnooandotoreoa
Wuodehicbwillbevaoatadto-
laorrnw by Thomas locality. J. A.
Partriehhbeeaonppdtomovothe
building to Ir. Swan's property on
lyavanaenndwillbqlnthewortlm-
Iaodthy.
——Wbea haying groceries, Batarday,
”ma-uthattholtow York Grocery
Oadhllllhollnnnhtodaanrtwtt;
lllbahCl'orO‘lflmthaIgluer:
”.mmgm Connery
butzldnoroamorybattw.flo.lb.,lmd
all other pooh equally low. littorth
Idaatreot
Thflataadfar Trade Dhetorytor
i”, you“ bytilo Galllooac lio-
Inlatlo..ol Row Yorh.ir oat.aad.ao
fiahbfalldldov-atloalntbatnda
loath lorwal hwofltodwlthtwolvo
hathotorlooloao straw mm,”-
hg-mtwotar eattlaglaetorioamao
”annuals
“mourn-wan- tor
“WWW.
m
”Weir-t.
‘Ilrallirllollloooobnario Iii other
homooalaxlngtonavoaae.
Rev. u. l. w. on. will M;
nuisance-um diploh at. Bid”?
'“mmdwhkhwwooifitm “fliwfiumfi ‘ ~.
—eomorilloaua wine-eoloredand
run-at Oxtorda, 01 a pair. unwed-o
Ohen'atioutbllorwalk, ‘
.Y.;willpraaohinthetioatllllorwalk
W church. Sunday.
Mum Oommhioner LB.
Whfifingwtphmtwa
haudoomooouau,whiehhowilluoot
—TuttiPruttiandpt¢aohe leoeream
atlano‘a.
ThoGontiaentalwillgiveaneaeuninn
this Ilium to Doha Poinhl'ving
New Barn at 8:15 o‘clock. The boat
willoavothoPointat'lo’elookandhaoo
amoonlialltmil home. A bandwill he
aboard.
lambasoltheBpworthll-agneaot
thoNorwalhandSonthNorwalklatho-
diatehurehmwuopreautattha'l'oquet
OperanI-e. H oveningmaxueatool
tho league of Weapon and
0. Saw.
-Don’t target to:call and see what
choice fruit, including rod henna-at
tie a dot, wahrand-uakmelonoand
tomatou,arelamleat0unoo'a. Mr
cynic. _
‘l'boannual neldday o! the Pairdeld
mty councils of the American Ila
chair-inhale; holdat Bridgeport to-
day. lineuheouncihl‘ln. 4.0180th
Nor-elk, and Pilgrim council. No. 54,
o! Norwalk,bavo been amicnod totho
Intdiohion. fl
lount annnpartlmaroaoaotiating
(or the porchaaoot the valuable ahoro
propatyWSwudeelougingto
"freely” Fans. ltwaa reportedtoday
thattheoabhadlahonplaceandflsoot
Ihoparehaaaluoneyhadbeenpaidtollr.
Perri. Thepriooagreed nponia-ld to
ammo. ._______
-—Thoodoaoaayaheiaatillleading the
boot and shoe trade. The greatbank-
rnpt aale giro the public thopoateot
nbaleoolaliletima. Thioiaooaadtho
pahlichuowait.
TheWaluidaYacbtclubwillbawell
' Wadintholtotonl’otutregatta
onAoguot IJoarboata havingbeonen-
fled from these watara They are: Clad.
Imhwood'a sloop “Just Right." Thomas
”M5 aloup "St. Elmo,” Commo-
dore Tom’a sloop "Ploream lay,” and
lloary Irvine's catheat "Alice land."
They are all entered in separate claim.
and their union are confident oi wry-
lagofl the loot priaa awarded in their
”DIWALI KIWI}.
A Iowa. We! Ito-o low— the
Umfldlawa.
Coup-hall“ Fwill holdqtoeial
marathon.) doeidowbethorto
aeooptorrejootthobilloflaropnacrihed
bythaatateloreamp.
“Downturn wateriathoreoorroira
does not soon to have trishunod the
people oi ltorwalk to rack an extent
thattboyaooaoraiae in anyzwayln tho
a’rhkltagotlowaandotreeb.
~Talhiagabuathar|aiao. how do
flamboyant Yonrehoieaotour
Ila-boninwbioyetaraoa halt
hisntono-oltholrtlnuri.
Ina. wlhtoyhooat Inflow
bur-w. Mia-am not;
error-:57. §OUTH
NORWABK. CONN.
7; condition or Captain 1). J. Bou-
WWW.
Rev. C. It. Solleck will visit Trinity
church, South Norwalk. on Sunday.
A handoome stained gla- memorial
window has been donated to the Lewis-
boro chapel. at which Rev. C. I. Belleck,
0! Norwalk, is rector.
Town Clerk Smith has received blank-
[or the registration of physician. re«
quiradbyalawpa-edattholaotao-ion
oftheGeneral Aaaembly.
-All bands point to the Boomu store
Nornlk, when naked the direction to
real and honest bargains.
It is reportedtbat theaflairooi Pil-
grim (touncil, 0. U. A. IL, are in any-
thing but a utilacwry condition. A
visit hantieipatod tromtho state oifi.
mwhowilitryandatratghton out
the trouble.
The trouble which Wednesday's storm
caused to the telephone. tire alarm. elec'
tric light and telegraph wireohao been
straightened out, and they are again in
working order. The linemen were kept
hustling all day yesterday to clear up
the linea. __
Jonas Alkiu, who lelt Norwalk in l840
{or the west, and who has traveled ex-
tenoirerinthat sectionia the guano!
hb brother, Gilbert Aiken, on Ward
llraet. This is hiafirat visit to Norwalk
inlorty-lour years and he was greatly
surprised toaodthe many changes that
had taken place.
Boaotary;Aaa Wilcox, oi the Ileriden
Y. I. C. A.. lormerly ct Norwalk, who
leaves out londay on a two weeks'
bicycle tour. has purchased a new Cen-
tury Columbia wheel on which he will
make the trip. lie will pay through
Norwalk. stopping long enough to shake
band- with some at his old iriende.
Thor-enter pin on the forward trucka
of u platlorm car oi Conductor Idaho
ney’s local {night down. this morning,
broheao the train wan running past the
Norwalk depot, and several ties were
alivered. The pin became lodged and
the tar forced along on the rails (or
about twenty-Ive feet. The pin was
removed with didlculty, the train being
delayed nearly hallan hour.
~llyonarearamtioniat oraotar-at-
home, the Barton rtore,llurwalk. can
interest you in warm weather goods (or
allocations. __,._ W
AWdetectiraia visiting the va-
riouocitioaandtowno in the state and
mayaoonraach Norwalh. Thodetoetive
la la tho employ of the government,
runningdownooeallod pension trends.
Bo ascertain the wealth, position and
atanding olthe pensioners whom beta
alyly bounding. and he is soon petty
wallaoqoaintedwtth the pensioners oi
thonhothorhebotho old ooidier
lilo-all.hhwidoworhia children, and
aalamtliaraotheyarato hill. to them
, hobanunhnownpenonage.
lloracofianndoro hardboovoredanew
andhandywavtonpairahlcyolechain.
Atfllllorduhoothordaypaooltholinta
attho‘chalaoahhwhaolhrohe. llo
hhhuma‘iiflbrflodowlymlw to m In Bride-omnibus
m 0! hit“ I trail the (w
loathl‘twwalh, wk-hooawapteeoot
mmwmeAa
Highest of all in Learning Power.—-Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
om! Powder
WINNIE
Bold”.
The intent of Thomas Pitzmaurice,
of Wilton avenue, died loot night.
The Y. 1!. C. A. will soon addabicycle
racing team to its athletic teams.
The pupils and teachers oi Protester
Whitloch'o hoarding academy at Wilton
are picnicing at Rotor: Point to-day.
Michael English, of West florwalk.
who was taken to the Norwalk hospital
with a pistol wound in his abdomen, was
discharged tin-day.
A miniature electric fan. operated by
a tour-coll battery, may be seen at tho
soda water counter in Hale‘s drug store.
it was constructed by C. F. Hendee.
There will be a mid-summer praise
service at the First Congregational
church. next Sunday crating, with the
story 0! the hymns told by the pastor.
The aelecuueu this morning sent Nor-
walk'o county tax, amounting to 85,-
160.03, to the county treasurer at Stan»
lord. The rate is eight-tenths of a mill
own the but grand list.
Thomas L. Walsh, oi the Alpha Wheel
club. will receive aspecial bronze time
medal (or his riding in the lrvington-
Milburn twenty-tire mile road race. His
prize for place is a bicycle bloomer suit.
William, the intent ton of John and
Bridget McLaughlin, died at the human!
h'a pronto on Chapel street. Wedueaday
night. The iuueral was attended from
St. Mary's church this morning at to
o'clock.
Dr. J. 0. Gregory. of the Town Board
at Health, he received a bulletin {ruin
Secretary lindsay. oi the State Board
of llenlth, that latrau Bodnnr. an emi-
grant from the infected steamship Drea-
den, has started {or Norwalk.
Justine Coolidge arrated a drunken
man in a richly equipped turnout on
Main street, this morning. He was too
drunk to tell his name, but it is supposed
be ’u a cilachman belonging in Westphri.
The turnout was taken to notable and
the occupant was turned over to t'hiel
Dann and locked up.
Illa. J. (l. Gregory, chairman of the
literary board of ladies, of the World's
Fair cormmaion, leit Norwalk yester-
day. accompanied by her son Ward, to
Viait the (air. She will give some atten-
tiou to the tilting up or the Connecticut
library in. the state building with the
works of Connecticut women.
The annual picnic of Catholic l'ulon
(Jo-null. No. 46, Knights of Columbus,
at tho Norwalh Part, wmorrow alter-
noon. will really be the opening at the
park tor the oeuon. ileino’a orchestra
will lumiah minute (or dancing and a till
gold piece will bethe gate prime. Both
the Wilton and Riverside avenue entran-
oro will he open._‘_~w_
Town Clerk Herbert R. Bmlth, oi Nor-
walh. attended the annual dinner of the
Town Clerha’ miatlon.held at [lilla'
Bomeatead. fiavin linck, Wednesday.
An informal talk was indulged in after
* alarm...
Bummer an..." at 290‘ \
lotto noollolllos. llllr loloi. w
" lootinticlo'puilna
‘ WE”
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
porterhouse, 18; round, 14;
mung lamh’e him]
11 line of fresh fl
PEllPlE'S lull”.
l3 North Main st., 80. Norw
Telephone call, 52-8.
"oololloll lloorl so.
it Becoming lion Popular Every
llay Amongst Vllleelllloll.
odd. Onootried, will always”, .
SfllElBEllls Fill THIS "WIN.
Trylhm’fimeoarogettingbetterlwearelnllotbuolnorosllot
thetimo. Ween-oiling lino Potatoes atatcpeck; olba. Rico,
tic; oxiralargepruuoa,2lba.lorze our-libs. Elgin
Butter for one dollar, and numerous other bargains.
are first class, and the hectare thecheapeot.
“A.-.WMWM.M~M ..
Creamery
Our goods
Call l 39-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
83 Washington St.
DOWN, DOWN, Down?"
80 THE PRICES 0F MEWS.
Yes, business is dull and to liven it up
we offer sirloin, at 16;
shoulder, 10; rib roast, l2}; plate, 5,
unrtor, 18 centa;tore, 12; legs
, fruits, vegetables, etc, etc.
of mutton, 15
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
all.
I W’ lotiouguaranteed.
PEOPLE'S "It".
21 Wall lit" Norwalh
l Telephone can, 57-8.
The Demand is constantly Increasing for this Elegant little Illul
- Second Hand Columbias
(laid recent! hand Colombian in Lallleo' and Goute' wheels on hand and will be will cheap.
W *1 JACKSON 3301332,
58 wall Street.,y0ru’falk. Conn. m...
overt rill: llimr.
Iowa and ooaatp ol the Day in Baal
None-ll.
The members of Volunteer [lose com-
pany are expected to meet tonight, and
elect a delegate to represent them at the
State Firemeu’a convention, in Danbury.
The Epworth League 0! the East Awe-
nuo Methodist Episcopal church, will
meet in the church parlor: to-night. A
rehearsal oi the "Old District School"
will be held. '
-(lo and get your shoes at Theodore
Olsen's bankrupt sale at South Norwnlk.
Ker. Smith A. Sands, of Bridgeport,
who is the guest at J. (7. Hawkins, Sea-
side place, made an address at theprayer
meeting in the East Avenue Methodist
Bpiacopal church, last night,
Ii- Emma L. Core, Miss L. Belle
Core, Him letitia Lahey and Mini Annie
Senter. after a two weeks’ visit with Mrs.
Taylor, on the Strawberry Hill road,
will leave on the boat Monday morning
for New York. Mi- Carrie Schiflmann,
lilies Sophia Schillmann, Mina Addie
Kuper and Mrs. A. E. Kuper, will stay
until cool weather.
Elder S, 5. Beaver. of McAllisterviile.
Juniatta Cn.,l’a..eays his wife is sub-
ject to cramp in the stomach. Last sum-
mer she tried Chamberlain's t'olic, Chol-
eraand Diarrhea Remedy for it, and
was much pleased with the speedy rev
lielitatlonled. She has rince need it
and iound that it
whmer
never Kaila. For rule by (l. C. Stillaon
draggiat.
7 chi'nren Gryio'r
Pitc her’s castorla.
When Baby was-ink, wenveherl‘aamrh.
When nlv-wulnt'hlhl, it» cried for Cm
When aloe I’m-lame lib, aha clung to (haunt.
I’hen she had Children, theorem Climb.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
" children cry for
Pitcher’a Gaatnrla.
' Taylor 8: Golden.
lieal [stale and Insurance,
'Aflfllflflm mm.
hill lien and Home Employed
So. Homall, lilolslay, log. 3
Walter l. Main’s
Grandest and Best
Ii. Ii. Shows on Eanll.
3 Big courses; Big Rings.
5 comm! lililiElllE‘S
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2 STAGES 2.
ill Bilcrs Antsy
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Illl Sill Artists
ll tools or rationalism: it
i .500
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Herd of Elephants.
Drove of Camels
6 Tableau Wagons 6
6 BANDS 6
TlllllPE llllllEEB
. Sirloin algal. Sloan Cairn
rm will. or. rm run
20 Ponies. 2| T
300 HORSES
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