ever shown in town, and always .the
rumble found at
s
l
u.
$86 . Washington St,
Stock ergonothing
st Line of Furnishings
trimmers = & 0033,
So. Norwalk.
oeptible. We otter
enedo
ls... rm: Week" on Have
SECONDS. IN ‘ CORSETS.
thugm Theimperfeetionsurososllghtsstolbescarcelyper-
Choice for 50 Cents.
A. ‘Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Purchasedalarsehotof
luausktysudsrlau-mlowavthslswast. “he?
“ardkmmm;afltwl ~ w
lac. m;1uq0namwyw,m;3atam
Mm;wrmbuswuu.sawsn.;rrm
res-seas, m;immm;asuur
mane. wannaIusyaudeofTeaforlOc. ‘-
risenflwhofiollaflfit
CHAS. E. SEYMOU
Lending Grocer. 33 Wash
Telephone call l3—2.
; .
JANE GOLDEN, lditor Ind W.
1,588 cases.
k 1
7‘ liril. RISlB
,., t
..
“iii-lotus. malls in m.
Bnnltlasa Bullets b’l‘lds law’l‘lda
attzfltl atofl “13105 i Mull
W1,“ ,
lawleskflaswld'aatlar'o’sssasa.
The weather to—dsy promises to be clear.
wurmer and more sultry, with danger of sun-
strokes and mutations. 'lb-morrow it
.1
WW
. creator humidity and danger ot sunstrokea.
possibly followed by a thunder shower.
SMITH NOBWA LI.
and Bay“!!-
The Stag Whist club were entertained
last night by one of their number,
George A. Whelpley, at his home on
Fairlield avenue.
ably.
If. D. Randall received a contract yes-
terday, to build a six-room cottage at
Grove Bench, near Westbrook, for John
McCleary, of Springfield.
r...
com.
~—I’lenty of fresh Huyler's candy at
lane's.
planter and dealer, was yesterday sued
bythe Stratford Oyster amociation for
Everybody drinks 3&ng Wetter unit hot weather.
5— TIIY THEN r—J
attend the dedication of The Arion Bing-
—-Don't forget that Dino‘s ice cream is ing valuabln.
the purest.
Danbury says that thesoft hat boom
,1 killed the local industries and the funu
era] has been held.
The warm were new felt on this part
of the Atlantic coast will be quite severe
rainfall injtbis section of New England.
-—Plenty 0t delicious bread, at lane's.
Ilru. Julia Carroll, who owns a house
in Springwood, brought an action of
Peach Cream is Perfect. and all our Other Flavors are Just as Good.
rats.
—--”———-
ll.l|.Plaisted
' Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
by default.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor of the Congrega'
tional church will be held in the church
parlors tonight, following the usual
weekly pmyer meeting.
—-Young pig, seven weeks old. for
sale. J. Schsub, 38 Washington street.
’
Atthesecond ennui banquet of the
Keeley! _ of (bun—" , held at
Savin Rock, New Haven, Captain F. N.
lovejoy. manager of the South Nor-
walk branch, responded to the toast,
“League 30. l, 0! Wet Haven."
"entrust.
*—
0M.
George E. Washburn has just com-
pleted a very arthtic job of lettering for
Comatoek Brothers on the east side of
King a Lawton's building in East Nor-
walk. it catches the eye of tram-
way pacngers as they approach the
bridge, and reniluds their: whersto pur-
chase their clothing in South Norwalk.
I am now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
the price is low.
Paper Hanging, Painting
‘and Decorating.
By Competent Men.
i. [Ethan
zfittlmisttlum...
~iiave you seen the latest? it is
Wright'snew repositorymomer Frank-
lin and Madison streets, South Norwalk.
Beet ebowof wagonson the limo! the
N. Y. & N. H. Railroad. About 100 to
select from,and all warrnntcd and at
lowest prices.
John Bpellman, aged about twenty-one
years, employed-socierk in a. J. l‘in- Ins
ney‘s grocerystors, Stamford, was walk-
noon.
lsgwsscnteffsudhisbodywasbsdly
outsp.
(leorgsWJolsy,
bitten of tight-rope
Norwalk My, will notpwfona for
sometime. snudqymwnmgwbllssx-
weisluginagymnssinmiuwusrbury,
hsdidabackscmermnlthomtbsmpef
aladdwtweivsfeethlgb. Helandsdrur
. 7. . aeker o. n. rest on tbebarrliioorandbadiy in-
“ ( inrodhothsnhles. w I
, ‘ unless-sum
New Haven rallroad,tlated October it.
s. t in suitors
,lltfil'llill llElTEll
11““;va
Wm:
I
A.
soswsu new;
W
manhunt lewd”
mass wtl uses out less
““Hmafltd
m
A i myriad
THE EVENING SENTINEL. WNW“! Miro-umber!
for the week ending August litb, was
MF‘W “"‘Wlmvmi'mm Charles Adams' residence on
sun; immr’o mum. Insets ""
“a “Lew“-.. Glovestreelis nearing completionysnd
will soon beready for occupancy.
—Prsmed corned beef for picnics and
lunebes.’ J. Bohahb,"Waahlngtbll street.
George Sawter, formerly editor of the
Stamford News, has bear appointed
, th
Womloeu fc be still warmer and fair wl chic! do“ 0! mmm‘m 0‘ ”I.
Home of Representatives at Washing-
ton, with a salary of 31,800.
A large number of oystermen have bee
"hf“ “'0 POOP“ 0' 0" 0“! "I Doll! looking over their grounds to find traces
of a set. and some of them report 'iavcr-
They have found many shells
covered with something that they say is
a heavy set. although it is so small at
present that it is hardly certain. The
weather has been just right. and there
is no reason why there should not be a
good set, so the growers feel confident
that this year’s planting has been a enc-
The business depression is feitstthe
South Norwalk allies of the Adams Ex-
_ prom company. less merchandise being
“an" n Shae" a” N“ W” receivedand sent than usualat um sea-
son of the year. although the falling oil
. . isnoteo greatassoure might suppose.
06,000 "d by Henry J Iewis («012,000 Agent Hunt and hi smistauts are bandl-
The Bridgeport Schentzen Verein will ins-crest would noncomm-
come to South Norwalk September 18 to It s niacin-ll! has: of silver in tun-It
from New York to the Norwalk banks.
iug society’s new ball on mm mg It couws securely locked in small-safes,
such as the company use for transport-
A favorite swimming place for South
Norwalk boys is the piers abutting the
is dead. Drummers say so, and the Washington street bridge. Nearly every
trade is picking up. The soft bat craze day. from the time tide the begins to rise
until it recedes, they disport them-
selves in thewster inthat riciuity,jump—
ing and diving from the piers and bridge
and other available places. The higher
_ the point the better the boys seem to en-
tlntll Saturday afternoon. Near theolose joy the sport. The swimming ground
0‘ the week we may expect considerable is within rm, rm of where the Wuh-
ingtou street sewer empties its filth into
the harbor. but this is apparently of
small consequence to the young water
Yachtamen along the Sound will be
summary procem against Frank Snyder. Pmumb'! “in“! “P by “‘0 W309-
This morning, before Justice Barrett, mm “11‘ ‘ Citiuns‘ NP "8““ h”
judgment was rendered for the plaintitl WWW“ 101' Aim!“ 15.0“ 313389-
port. Tblscontest is theouloome of a
challenge from Captain Charles N. Nor-
r’n, of the llornet,to Captain F. 1. Hitch
cock, the present holder of the trophy.
Captain Hitchcock won it with the yacht
Zephyr, which he has since sold to a
Westport gentleman. lie bus Ilw priviA
loge. however, of defending the prize
with any craft that may choose to enter
and will doubtless be heard from on the
day of the race. All yachts owned in
Connecticut which are thirty feet in
length or under will be eligible to com-
pete. Thecourseis to be a triangular
A Dressy Budgeted Ito-s Is.- the
Upwh‘dl’m
Hrs. John Cumow, of Main street,
prescntedberhmband with a fine boy
and first heir, yesterday.
Rev. i). ll. Ellwood, of Kellogg-met,
will prsach in the Cranberry Plains
chapel Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Rev. 1'. E. Robbinsand James Lyon,
Who are camping at Compo Brash, cap
tured a four-foot shark yesterday after-
'l'bomssWalshsud ll. 1). Welcome!
the Alpha Wheel elub,startsd ontlwir
whack at 4:30 o'clock this morning for
Torrington. They willrotnrn this even—
There seems to be no donbt,sftsra
carsfnlpsrnssloftbe new city charter.
thatflorwalkls nowacitysndtbatthe
diarierisInforee.
lhssewillbsaspschlbnsinewmsst
isgcnhemissiousryoc-ruittssoounsee
edwltbtbs WWW
'hofl'filflflH-lanlndssvursnelstyfintbepriosscf
Will-r Is South the chord. tonight, slur the
meeting.
”I“
Themsmbersofllnckisghaml'cstJl.
A. ll.,willlrsvsselsmhheonlletu’
lslandtomosrow.’l‘hsvwililsavefiootb
l'mwulk about 2 o'clock. probably in
sailboats. ‘l‘bsbakswm hoops-reds”
’l'hsodors BWudwell.“ Stamford, Cbisfofl’cllesnanuand Oflleerllor-
lrasatime tableof the NewYort and thropsrrsstodl’srtrwkilsyss, a trans-
custson one count and Di and thirty
Iaw.ofthlscity,reoentlyruterrsdtoin “phi-“willow!!- Rev-Mk-
m Baum. These must, however, ”Willi-walls.
Wlfismuhlthurmwm.“ maul. Dread baslhs
”WW; My. duh I. Jean, ”WSMH‘afl-ltb
leaves two daughters. '
*—
ren are improving.
ilanlon, of Norwalk.
some time next week.
8. L'Ilommedieu.
Superior Court.
milled.
lowest prices.
nu night.
comfortable position.
valb.
man's duty.
NrularyA.loovedisdatherhome:
on Barrietstrust,thls morning. She
CbiefofPolicstnnbssrscsived no’
tlce from the securities at Branfcsd,
tolcoknpastolen turnout supposed ‘
buvebeendriven in this direction.
Alice, the four-year-old dsughlsr‘
David Kennedy, died this morning ‘
diphtheria. The burhl took place irra-
medlalely. NI. Kennedy's other child-
A horse barnmd toA.A. Betu'ios *
wagouexecnteda “songand dance act"
while hitched toapcstin front of the
National Bank building this morning.
Theauimal landedon topof shydrant
""1 MM 0“ WW no: "d visiting in New York city.
cuticle, but was otherwise uninjured. .
Deputy Sherii! James Toner has placed
“n “blue" '0' mum” I’m!r hisvacationianiesao and other «a.
erty of Henry S. and Hattie Whitlock, em cities.
at Eat Norwalk. in favorof John J.
The case is re-
turnable before the Carri of Common
Pleas. on the first Tuesday in September.
The Norwalk Horse Railway company
are now transferring pameugers freeof
charge from the main line to the Winni-
psuk branch, and vice versa. The issuing
of transfer tickets, good only during the
hour they are issued, will be commenced
Deputy Sheri! Jams Toner has served
an attachment for 817,0“) upon the oys- The little son 0, I. You-rs '50 '-
WW“ ”0"“ W “W' ruedsymmaomnsconnum
ingtoOoorgoll. Sham-r. of Brooklyn, urday,
infavorof William 1. Grass and John
The case is return‘
able before the September term of the
Grace Buckman, the little daughter of
Joseph Bookman,and R. F. Adams' little mend.
daughter Carrie. were assaulted by
Harry Belford and Thomas Gilbert,
sgedeight and nine years respectively.
A warrant w. hard for the an
“0“!”le Yesterday ”film’s“?- Let's jointhemoving crowd."
itf Toner brought them before Justice m...
Austin, who lined them 01 and costs
each. Gilbert paid, and Bollard was ya-
rolled until today. The lines were re-
~Have you seen the latest? 1: is
Wright’s new mummy, corner Frank-
lin and Madison streets, South Norwalk.
Bestshowof wagonsonthe lineof the
23,138.“. Railroad. About we to Eagle, harem whole theirannnal
sebct from, and all warranted and at fair in the town hall, August 3t,Eieptcm-
Two valuable mws ownedby'i'homss A number of halts. employed by
Lawlorgot intoa swamp in the rearof Qintructor Brooksonthe four-inching
Henry 0. Clarke's house on Cliff street, operations went on a. strike Tuesday and
Early this [flouting they incommencr sevenlof then: returned
were found sunk in mock up to their toNew York yesterday.
necks. Mr. ('lsrke aroused his sleigh.
borhoodand procurioga block and fail Hummus Baihy's new carriage and
theyhoisted the animals out of their nn- am. to 5m“, 11., m beams
11.. a” of ”ma“ Horace Slim into I hitching poet, balding Miro.
Mummies-tonnes“ of Westport, WWWMWWWMMMW
against M. 1.. Kitty onachavgsofob- asleofthewugon.
taining money under in. m. NissCoraNillspaugh,danghurof in.
W M before 3min Nomi!) and In.(3hillauiw,flfl5m
American Nechanies, met last night Cbattaston’s barbersbrm'l'uesdsy after
11.". noonudattemptsdtomrvetbechir,
were-loo in attendance delsgutasfrom the proprietor having Mmedtomwrn
Lincoln Council, sooth Norwalk. and todawlmnuhb-hndmm
fromthe Bridgeport council. mm be put init. Tbs chairwmp-cbmad
odicers present were State Councilor bysubscriptionfrousafewmenintowu,
Clarke-,Btste Deputy Scriabin”. sec- thundertakevamowgthsnambsr. ’l'bs
ntaryAdalll,andfiiate0flIcet8im mhlartistretussdtoaliowthsehiv
They all made addresses. Organiser Inbetakenaudforciblyv'petrdtbsua-
Thoma-Gilmore made a strcngappeal dertaker.
totlremsmberscf thsceuncil towaks M
nptbelethargicintsrest whiehnowm
with thirty members present.
manorfi'rtmdrssdmw,msmumnm
$17, for lighting the borough streets, humdtwomsuwwwthsawa
whlshwm ruferrudtothsligbtenmmito ont,shghtlybjusiugbel.
andtbeboroughwas-vsdflo. Bessie. 0".“
forstbebillsbuvsbssupaldssrswrtarsl. fl
liarssftsrlccbbgsnsrsndnpartlnde-
lluqosntlighlswillbeapsrtcftbspolice
A sedate ilttlenwosusn stood on the
ruckus! Rotor: Manageme-
ingtlsebathau. Wye-mud Brnwusoarseslvsdavotsofthatlufrom
Highest of all in Loosening Powu~Latcat U. S. Gov't Report.
even run siren.
The one Henri-Sew York, isoneof
'"""9”"“"' "'1"th mast instructive Wins in
Ills. Bilgore, or Second avenue, 5 :mm'mflmrm"mwmfz
enlightenment of youth and therein
ment of mankind. Beginning with the
buildingitselfitisoosof thcprsttiess edi—
Minthccitywbileilaintcriorembodv
isssverythingancisntsswellssasodsrnin
tbswuyofclmsicslarcbitectnruldcsign.
Themgroupssrslikspsgmcfhisscry.
onlythattheymakcalavtingimpre-ion
uponyenthsnd adults, thus confirming
onus-gum what threyeshavesesn
thumind willnotforgst. Theentirs
Muss- isdividsd up into ballsolinstrnc
timcompviiing the Gallery“ Rulers;
theflalieffidnationrtbeflalloflusim
shellall «(museum oinstory;
the Gallery of America.“ the nuns
thrillingofalthstambarof Horrors.
After strolling tluovrgh the numerous
ballad thclluuse for tbeeducationlo
bruised byil.tbevisitor bythietime
istiredout endear: thenstroll intothe
‘Wintatiardenliutonfieacharmingm
cert bylhe float Hungarian orchestra
in the wovld,untler the moron... of
mouthing-WWI“. Af—
tartbeconcest a stage perform-nacho-
ginsedcuotinuasfusthreebours, which
anaistsof Weir-vaudeville puform-
ed by the beat art-ts in Europe and
America. Every week fully Leo) es-
curw'onistsfrum tbs surroundingtowns
vim't tbcluseeand spend theatirs adv
tarnoon there, Themystifymg Ajseb,
Bev.C.Il.Pegg,of the m aims”.
NethodistfiphcopalchurchJsspnding
”NATION.
John Hilton, of New York, is heme
forstwo weeks’sojournwitbbisoofin.
Charles H. Hilton.
Ira. J. W. Powellsmddawgbtesllemis,
who have been viwting In. H. W.
Wells, went to Stepnsy this morning
CsptsinE.IlJlrlligsrs,ofCaperasiss.
Virgina. has been spending the week
with Captain 2. B. Smith, returning
home today.
does not improve rapidly and his
condition is still very lesion
Miss Beatrix vaenport. daughter of
lien. Daniel Davenport, and Mrs. George
W. Lockwood, of Bridgeport, are the
guests of Ir. and Mrs. William 1'. Roy-
wqu dothestreets with mom?
She cried in sweats loud.
"‘l’bs‘re going after We ice cream;
lull”.
Stephen 3. Lockwood h- paistsd the
front of Georg S. Bata' building.
’1'. Enphrat will five an exhibition of
his life saving device on the electric cars
in South Norwalk tomorrow morning.
lvunhoe Gentle, Knightu or the Golda
posed chaos checkerswitbauyowe.
llasessrscooledbyspasmt cochngde
anafuvmand evening perfume
everyday. ‘ ,
mucus-mm...
rum mower. illr. L re-
esaslykdd—laqaest at the m
“WWI-ha
mwmmfi'achsngh'
tustuna-lsua unliabnrsr.
Tbsfiutwttnsss was thematic,
mew-downwind thedt
mm as? '3‘ biting sou over
herselfarvlwss lymlded She idem
answer denim a: must torso
buriand‘l.
A few days ago Alonzo Weed hired
frightened at a trolley carsndbaebed
powerstothscrmolbnrnsamlsalda
Theoidwmmust ones-.0!“ wars
strung: words over the child and pal-us!
Inland-r sum the injural parts.
unnudatheserirrumdfilnotm
M .
Wraith-n the child died intlohcmrs, Wis.
”persisted in arming her belief h
the old women's mussel said she was
really switch. Thumb "(mat to de-
clined to reveal Ila-weds Wannabe
said she would lose her pow",
Other witnrm «passed their faith in
the proton-m of the old woman. Ersat—
laally, after they earnest had 1.
It. , ' ‘ exhibited, “ 'ov“
was given to the to... that the child's life
mum his been saved. Avrsdlafl
mink-III death was returned—W
Journal.
WIQMIMWCM
neuron.
One of We balsvy tunes, of k“
in—
. . Mum-atheism
Isms Madnl’yisa start and in,“ la
Msdenbvsfl—sp
bird.~~t:awtaw Cur, lauds-News
mmmwfifi'm;
manna-arml- “Wu
ns-smNissvkhlwyuutvsatsl
C
”W’wam"
mum-mammal!»
on. nae-are rudder,”
night. ltw-wslbwvlt'uasd Dr.
l
l
t
31%;;
Haggii
,3
.F.
the anuwnatsc' cheat. playsr,will play a
Although“ issnmansmatc' ’ bodyith-
nevcrbesnbsatenyst. Thehallsofthe
ricesndtbssswsrmdsysthemasrror' ’ is
surrflsshingsstheseasbose. Thereis
" DOWN, Down; now
lilliillE HEB llF IEITS.
Yes,bnsinessisdnli andtclivonitnpwe one: I. .
rhonae, :8; ”MM“; shoulder, ”will You“, If}
ports
a lamb'ahindgourtev iticentsflorc, It; legrsof u
minor fresh ,fruitr’swcgactablsastc.,etr.
E. J. WADHAUS. Wm
ms M. II“ lillllfl. ”I.“
numbness-tomorrows, _ 4 was .
TelephonecnllJE’vii‘t I1 Welcomed. ll film”
“-:;e'rcvcr.e's::‘
~.A~...__ ~' Ix '
Second Hand Coiumb
~ I ”~l.‘
—~——‘.‘Q\ r not»
Century Columbia Bicy .
Iiiletlssetlststslsshics. PcrfcctCond
JACKSON ,BBO’S. .
FM.
58 wall Street. Norwalk. Conn .
'ir.;'rm"“"‘e...“';.na;;.‘r new? _._ “mm"
hie, ’l’esuksnn, Arkansas, her mouth
what hehelievesfo be them meaty
inexistence for the lion. Wis superb
once is well worth remembering, iil‘efi ' .
.ys: "Lust mmmulnummy seversl “F . _
attack of flux. i tried almost every" mum m
use
1 > ‘ r r 1&3”? run a ‘
known remery, none 5“ng were... ' .
(.1mmherlain’s Colic, Cholera and no, W0
atrium Remedy was recommended to WWW” W not:
me. l purchasedo bottleandl sessiuedl
slmmt immediate relief. r continued to }
use the malieine and wm enemy cured. l [an xcur
‘ ~41")—
! take pleasure in mmmending this"
sea .
I
W! In any person soliciting slew,
CONEY ISLA
r
‘r I. ”m w 7-.
snobs disease, as in my opinion it: in tile- 1
m.“
best medicine in existence." 25mm;
Slllllll. IIIG. I3. 1
'a‘: 6
cent bottles for sale bye}. C. scum,
Druggrst.
cur iron cryfor
Pitchers casterla.
We Baby was dck. we gave'hert‘aut‘olh
When alu: wuss f'hilcl, she cried (arthropod-r
m iv rm lbw, do» clungni 0mm.
mm has] mammogram“.
Pitchers cmma. “*—
Children cryfer law Isak lesson, I"
Pitchers centuries. m I!!!“ :1 ‘
t can of Insulin. “mmmfl 4‘ '_
Commodore linrrtrr wishes to thank the m a.“ a” l, t,” ‘>
Regatta; Us» ('
Dozier for the onset irln naphtha unnell M a
mu Peres
mark boat.
In Mr:
FOR SALE.
mimi"lnwums;1"luln wmfiu
rwdiwimul , elm:- new. all
ml‘ruatrwatlll tart,- Mlurtdm whim
' own-mmwmuxwmk.
liwr‘w ulrillesuzmml
mutt rug owntwomndsi ‘
in! or list-ti time ileum: tilt.
I‘ll-m urns-s.
m innit (or shim-yr house mullet,
with the view Elf perv n are lnvlrnli to
:11]. sins u ofl h. I e have mania-{r
acvwr t on ‘mn e
prices. Mngmmwflnfl. ant! t7!l
wiltltmtwdwhm not! ,,
won. t"
' aplrlmnsslmll . ' ,. ~
l - ;. .
WANTED. resin. .mf‘il‘mimml'. ‘w’lw u e
vs. mm ails-w: % let
M
I nulls wishing mus-hath weekly by «it» m-lnl'm‘imm rem ‘
J
t
writing at their homes ulnlmmfl- emporium-rt .
”my. sn- innius rslmm'.-.“mm "
Isn‘t. led out to
mleTitLY.ar-ompemtt null :1le
lug woman to taste charge, at her own
murmur. of s nine month-V boy. nursing
until three days so», when it» use scrape?
Addm. .fl.‘ .
by his mother.
-5“. h’,1w_,.._"'“ '5?“ m ””3, L terribplrnu'goumm'amfi minimum .1
Hunter by Hamill]! morn-menu ‘m‘ "Mm: m ' W" l-
l‘ a woman. as miter. , f’ ‘llnmrp
wrflls’t’or issuer. Mmfmsmhr’fi: "w ““3" '
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‘ m' lllrll' inn-«em will?" '.- 1
put rtmwuuwmmrms
the alert “a r
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sewn-warrant, new}. ..-
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