' 'gl'fitho newly elected officers of But- ...___. :‘Siime years ‘6
wan“ ice ~..___,_ edge, I. O. O. F., tonight. W. M. Terry’ & 00. received two car 312711.13“: 0:“: g e n S o
. at Lanes made from‘the :5 . ___.._._ loads of beef from Kansas City, yester- mm mm a hu. 0
_ t/onight the Alpha Wheel club will day. l mm. or mu»: . - I
tveaclub run toRo P' "“g" ii , hi I o
on boys will enjoy rut‘i‘flll'eshillii'lityifnrd Photographer E. M. Jackson photo- “31:1,, 2;“ :1: o Negligee , hlrts
' dancing graphed the Norwalk Hotel, this morn- nvcr my 1 ace 0 K
' ' ——-— ing. 'iilid body. See- . §
~—~~-— Elle ,3}, fl . _ ~—~*—- ' ingthc testi-o
n" b‘" 801m which Wastotake LetternCariie:3;1i:m;afi:laid8:13:33; The meeting of the Pelican club was many Mother‘s: Iha' have been Sillililg to, $2509 2-0". and§$'-50-
”Iterday “ternoon between th ‘ . h h ' y, adjourned, last night, until nextTuesday - “5 l0 ”‘9 em‘ ° Th h 1 b ' '
04”,". “d theY 0 .~ - mornms at t 6 awe of her parents on night 1- my 01 Ayers: est: aret e ce 9 rated brand which is a aran.
mm Fund .111. C. A, films Hoyt street. v... - __ Sarsaparlllri m m... can... I concluded 85 :99 of (qutcellellllce, qualityklatelft style and per not fit.
, ' :" . . Clinton Allen, of Norwalk has been to the ma ....~.n.-m.- :1 trial. and the ing. you ave p enty or t is year it will
. . K _ L. A. W. members are you untilJul . . . ’ . .. . . ”.0, . ,. -,. , . 0' - . pay you to
firm. Hill. of Norwalk, has secured 15 to renew. E. J. Thoma: is local con): appointed princrpai Of a graded school m ihzlxi-tiiiilpisiili“niacin: ill; uiiiinfidhg Si by In a stock for nan season All Sizes and a great Va‘
“Vision 02:”? of buBier of the first sul for Norwalk, and Homer B. Hoyt for wawb' .___... since. 1 Inm- u.) imitation in rccoln- 3% , nety 0f patterns. .
9 aVBIMilit' ' ' r , mending A}‘i*|"'~ Slilslllliil‘liill for any = - . .
New Haven, in, C. N. (3., South Norwalk._‘____ t The stringing of the guy Wine for the kind M Sm“ “MW... .. I, w. “my. 3! Why Buy Chen Bl Blades at "I ll” 9"ch
\ . The Consolidated r ilro .1 d' ch d rolley throngh Wall street was com- Mossl'nint. Mi“. 0 .
A. Waldron, the carpen'z ' ‘d' r _a a m. arge menced this morning. , p ' oi ‘
£33.”, "‘8” builtb If r, is rl‘ ing 12.) men employed in the repair shops _______ Aye! sThe oarsapanlla g: A NEW LINE OF
Thelotteriug, y r “"1" Wright. yeeterday. Thole was no work for them. Ray, son of George R. and Minnie Only I o;
._, «ssungg...
'flkly started .. , _
of life and is 3,11Bnd88p0ft. It is fllll
Billion i“ edlwoli
in Ncr ,"
elm f balk. ‘ routics is one of the prin-
(u.
“if
rapt! been suffering with rheumatism, was
Fa
or , ,
. "l .t, Mary's parish, Norwalk.
. insted to make it a success.
T
Which a ',' .
Itteution, is the Work eracts particular
work. /
‘1‘"89 Plates c
[4600’s, 7'0
. ceived last Tuesday morning, by being
. ’l .Haloneathorough knowledgeofths
* mum.
Wensnsnsr. JULvn 1394.
ll
mam KERN
B AND
* In slum Tu"
, , N
“'5' Alpha Wheel club In
”loomed to next Tuna”,
f
f Artist Wash-
, andisono of 5““ best pieces of
I" f pure ice cream at
“Life" is _i
the .Jnams of a one cent
credit to George C.
“Randi Mr. BishOp is known
' sutures of Life.
New Haven News says the con-
nof the Rev. Father Russell, who
-. much improved last night.
or Russell was at one time in charge
Iii
0 annual meeting of the Funeral
ectors’ association of Connecticut,
ll be held at Winsted, Friday, Sep.
ber2l. It will. be the first meeting
it has been held in western Connecti-
. t, and special pains will be taken at
The cuts and bruises which Fritz Syrin
. k by a heavy piece of timber at
'tto Barthol’s hat factory when a chimv
collapsed, are healing nicely. Mr.
,yrin, who is a manvof-alI-work, will
' -bably resume his duties this week.
NBL's naronrsns
at last night
_ —~__
31:04:35? Concert company will
But ntertauiments at N orwalk
sick.
. . Eddie Mc-
Mrs. Samuel M quite sick.
3' Gowan, s cm"
lands 01’ I
It is expected more will go.
-—Beef is high. We have plenty of it
and extra line. F. A. Lane.
C. Ford Seeley has decided not to hold
the road races at New Canaau,sched~
uled for tomorrow afternoon, on ac-
count of an insuiiiclent number of en-
trial.
Captain M. S. Smith, who has had his
sloop on the ways giving her a thorough
overhauling, launched the boat yesterday
and expects to complete the work in a
few days.
Mrs. F. J. Curtis chaperoned a party
of Norwalk ladies and their escortsto
Iioton Point. last night. Dancrug was
enjoyed and a pleasant evening's outing
was had.
Arthur Judson, of Bethel, has suc
cesded Gray B. Sullivan, as prescription
clerk at Toulliuson’s pharmacy. Mr.
Sullivan has accepted a position in Plain-
fisld, N. J. H
The hat factories have started up, but
most of them report oniy a few orders.
A substantial improvement in trade is
not expected much before the first of
next month.
——Wantcd-—i)ish washer, lUli Wash. at.
Charles 1. Sterling is building an ad-
ditionto his greenhouse, in the rear of
Ignfi ,a. “ .
Another car load of 21 horses will arrive Monday,
J une 11, 1894. They are of the same good quality
as heretofore, and will be sold very cheap.
W Down To“ ‘ Norwalk P uion were installed
mL”“.."‘°"" ~ WE NEVER MAKE Two
«1...... “w ’ ' M H PARSONS
. I - _ ;
Maia ' club '1" play at friends, king on one of the is . I . .
Trinity church doors are being repaint-
ed.
Mrs. F. W. DeKiyn died at Danbury,
this morning.
The condition of James Hadden, of
Norwalk, remains about the same.
Weyman, died this morning, aged seven
months and twentyvsix days.
The families of Thomas I. and William,
T. Raymond are having a reunion at the
old homestead on Strawberry Hill.
W. B. Parks, of France street, Nor-
walk, has bought the hide and fat busi~
uses of the Danbury Fertilizer company.
A pleasant evening will be spent by
all who attend the garden party on the
lawn of W. F. Bishop's residence, to-
night.
C. Ford Seeley made another record
on his wheel, Monday evening, when
he rode from the Norwslk post otiice to
Bell island in thirteen minutes.
The attention of the readers of THE
SENTINEI. is directed to Meigs dc Co‘s.
new advertisement on the eighth page.
They are the leading Clothiers of Bridge-
port.
Chester A. iiswley died at his home
on Westport avenue, this morning, aged
sixty-two years. The funeral will be
held from the family residence on the
Westport load, Friday afternoon :lt2130
o’clock.
Charles Beers was drunk and disorder-
ly on Smith street, Norwallt, this morn-
ing, and was arrested by Constable Lock-
wood. Justice Austin lined hinl $7 and
ram races
Disfigured by Eruptions
ARE ('l'liED llY
Avss's SARSAPABILLA
Admitted at the World’s Fair 3
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Mrs. Fitch's Will.
The will of Mrs. Emily M. Fitch,
widow of the late William Fitch. of
New Haven, has been admitted to pro-
bate. The estate is worth about $200,-
000 and quite a number of public be-
quests are made. To the General Hos-
pital society of Connecticut she leaves
$50,000, part of which is to be devoted
to the support of a children’s home in
that city and the remainder to be used
in providing free beds. The Yale Theo-
logical school receives $30,000; the
Hampton Normal Institute at Virginia
receives $5,000, as does the New Haven
Orphan asylum. The Home Missionary
society of Center church gets $2,000,
and the Connecticut Training school for
nurses, $1,000. .
’_I.
ISTRICT 0F NORWALK. so, PROBATE
. (Youri. June 23th, A. l).. 1:404.
Estate of Rate It. Wright, late of Norwalk.
in mid District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk bath limited and allowed six months
from th f‘dflla hereof for thocrixlitors of said
More exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to iresent their accounts.
iroperly attested. within said time, will be de-
iarred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said «stair-are requested to inakelninlodiate
payuncnt to EDWARD l’. lillllliAltl),
:‘ , Administrator,
1.557.334. ll.
Bridgeport. (.‘on n
NOTICE.
E have illls day sold to W. ii. Parks, our
hide and fat business of Norwalk and
\-
tiiisrrri tits.
ESTABLISHED 1867.
BITES DE A SHERRY.
_ Now that the shirt season is on the wane we rea-
lize that we must move the balance of our stock quickly
as it is our policy not to carry goods over to another
season.
0
Silk and Saiin Neckwear.
TECKS. FllllH-IH-HIHDS IND STRING TIES.
Big Value, 25' Cents?
Regular 50 cent goods. if you want a suit for
yourself or boy or an extra pair of pants we’re confident
our goods and prices will please you. Your money back
if you want it. Stores open Monday and Saturday even-
Wruiisriti tits.
LEADING
Clothiers, Frrrislurs all Halters,
MISOHIC BllllllIHii. l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
HOHWMK; SOUTH HBHWIIK.
w .‘n: ‘.‘.'.
m
wt our snout minions-
Our eye kindles when we pick up an article
and say to our customers. ‘Thsre’s something
—Try our tutti fruitti cream. F. A. his residence at :50 Fairtiold avenue, to , _ vicinity. m, c, d d ..
. - nd en on d him i0 1 rt . N ' ' 2 '. 3 . n ”pen °“' [”0“ n this. red olthat
.. , -W > ”_ be used. it is understood, for the propa- FOSS: s t ce t " 3’ days Jul). "£21an “L m “Rubi/ER ( 0 or take awhifr of the other. We havearspn:
The . itor 0' the county court house gntion of English violets. ' m J l ' .W M ....... iylllt tattoo of putting on the market the very best
.t Bridgeport, is cleaning up the building
luring the court vacation. He intends
The repairs to Barthol’s hat factory,
which was damaged on the 3d inst.
The regular monthly "reciting of the
Hat Finishers' association will be held
"series."
ilAVEihisdny lioiiullt of The llrmbury
goods possible to obtain. We grow enthusias-
tic over our celebrated Anselns Flour of
which we have received flattering testimonials
, . . . _ . . tonight at 8 o'clock in Arion Hall. The , . , ~ _ . , ,- from the leading families of this city and
'0 3"“ the b" building the be“ cleaning by the collapse of a brick chimney, are session will be an important one as the 0, Nilbuiiiiivgiid‘vl‘diil’irritule‘r’fi"'3hf,§‘,', tarmac-{i}: town. Simply expressed in words "Best in the
0670? bid; and 939°C“ to have the m' now well advanced, and will probably be i . . _ . ' . paid by urn. w. ll. PARKS. . world.“ Our Teas and Coilees cannotbeheat
«[0! and OXWI'lOI' 0f the structure lOOk- report or the at “"m'm“ committee I" '9' Jul" 9. ”9" A by any house in the trade. We buy dim
as like new when September comes
mud.
TheMay Oyster company have made
tioos to put down 40,000 bushels
Stratford shells, and between 40,000
tad 50,000 bushels of Baltimore shells
hiaaeaatm. This is in addition to the
Trowth already on their grounds and is
butch this year's set, which promises
. be large.
Although the quarantine recently
.. m on theresldence of G A. Franks,
in Camp street, on account of a con-
‘ ; 4- disease in the house, was with-
lrawn thalatter part of last week, the
i...
”.1...—
completed by tomorrow or Friday.
There was no band concert at Norwalk
Park, last night. There will be a concert
tomorrow night, for the benefit of Duty-
er's band, the proceeds to be used 10
purchase uniforms for the members.
The baggage-master on the Springfield
express set a large carrier pigeon free on
the arrival of the train in South Norwalk,
yesterday. The bird circled through the
air several times and then started rapidly
oil in a northwest direction.
P. H.1Jewsbury, of the choir of St.
Paul‘s church. sang DeKoveu‘s “Ferry to
gard to the reduction at Wilson’s and
Volk's hat factories will be made and
action taken thereon.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens, of Row‘
ayton, has been on the dry dock in
Bidgeport, undergoing repairs and re-
ceiving a thorough overhauling. Yester-
day afteruoon the boat was brought to
Norwalk by Captain W. l. Stevens, J r.,
who had several young people on board
as guests. The sail through the Sound
was a very pleasant one.
l’hoinix Engine company, at their
meeting last night. elected A. A. Chin—
jylllt
New Jewelry Store.
Fine watch and clock repairing a specialty.
All and any delicate mechanism properly ad—
jilsied. Jewelry Jobbing neatly and promptly
attended to. Commissions faithfully perform-
ed. Full line of lino watches and clocks con-
stantly on hand. All work guaranteed.
HISHAHD NllAllK,
ll NORTH MAIN STREET,
from the importers who have given their life
to the business. and we buy the best that
comes to this country. Give us a trial and ass
for yourself. Quality tells not how much, but
hon-good. We have everything that is needed in carbon and sell at rock bottom prices to
all. if you have notIgiven us an order, do so, and you Will HEY- "T110 [leading Grocery is the
place for business." Faucyiiiilt Edge Brittenzl'x: 1b.; W,- lbs. 9100. Good Creamsrygk n, 511),.
31.00. Everything fresh in fruits and vegetables daily.
_____.....__——.———-——
Shades E. Seymour,
83 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. I
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-2.
LEADING
“MEI.
.. . ”bars of the family have been forbid- Shadowtown,” at the concert given by cry and Harry Liebold delegates to the . 571an-
so to resume possession of the house the choir in Trinit ’ ~ convention of the State Fireman’s asso- . ICE C R E A M [C E C R E A M
. y church, Bridgeport, _ I I
,tll the expiration of another week. last night. E. M. Jackson, 0‘ Norwalk, elation. Arrangements were completed / uctlon a e
. into allow the house to be fumi-
.‘
—-Dou’t forget to attend the garden
my tube held on the lawn of W. F.
. ~ - , on Belden avenue, by the ladies
1 Grace church, Wednesday afternoon
rumduutil 10 o‘clock. There will be
music, refreshments no.1 various cilwr
Mons. Punch and Judy will by
yet! for the benefit of the children.
mission 15 cents hildren 10 cents.
Thoma) of ethos of Carmi (l. Iiub-
ii, the present postmaster at Nero
lk, expired on Monday, the 0th inst.
. Bubbell will. however, remain in
sof the silica until about August
on account of numerous preliminary
.;. w its tabs made in orderttigive
.. ontof the onion. Aside from
the only requirement to put Ir.
- . luchsrgoisthsfllling of the bond,
" “' ““1000
tsunami-ma John a. wine, of
. 11‘
is the organist of the church. Several
people from this town attended the con-
(30“.
WW9 give the town people the right
prices. F. A. Lane.
A horse belonging to iii-irry iiruininan
took fright Ili‘lil' the barn in the rear of
Mr. (iruinman's residenci- on Camp
street, yesterday, and ran away. He
dashed down Main street to lioyt street,
when he was captured by Fred llall.
No damage was done except a slight
breakage of the harness.
The Citizen‘s league. a non-partisan
organization of citizens of the town of
Norwalk, will-meet this evening at 8
o’clock, in the City Council rooms. All
voters of the town who are in hearty
sympathy with the development ofi pub-
lic spirited citizenship, especially with
legitimate allorta,by education and the
ballot, to resist the ancroacbments of the
licensed liquor saloon, are Invited to be
for the company's trip to Danhury, to;
morrow, fora ball game with the K0.
hanzss. They will leave on the 10:11
train. Refreshments Wt‘rv‘m‘rih‘il at the
close of the meeting.
The Daughters of the King of St.
l’nul's church gave a social at the chapel
of' Our iloly Saviour, last night. A de-
lightful programme of vocal and instru-
mental music was rendered and refresh—
ments wcroserved. Tho vocal solos of
Miss Anna Httiab met well-deserved ap-
preciation, as did also the recitations of
Mrs. W. A. Pryor. The Misses Smith
and Pack rendered skillful banjo duotts,
and Miss Mabel Hoyt won new Inurels as
a mandolin player. Remarks were made
by the Rev. 8. B. Pond. It was the last
meeting of the society for the summer.
To Adopt [Hook System.
The New York and New England Rail-
road company la making arrangements
for putting into operation a block signal
system on the entire length of the west-
0i“
Real Estate.
'l‘ilii‘. llllll‘rhl'lli‘Il trustee of the estate of
John W. ianks, insolvent, will soil at
iubllc aucilonon Saturday, July ill Mill, at
0 a. on. all the right, interest or til it which
the mild John W. llitlika has or had in and to
the property known as the “Marika place," alt-
iliiied oil Hensldo place, blunt Norwiilk. The
sale will take place on the property and will
Include all or! (rice of the icrsonal iroporty of
the estate not llii'll sold. trulriyt in sale will
take place Moiulav. July in, 1301.
particulars tulilmsn
CHARLES l). BURNER.
‘rusteu.
)in 2w
For further
Hilfllll/Tf“rwnlk'(7nnn.r 7 _ ...,
Arthur l. Merriam
Dealer In
Groceries
Feed, Fruits, Vegetables, tit.
A fine lot of goods always on
hand.
()ur rule: w'l‘wo part-i pure milk. one part pure cram“. nix ounce-i granulated sugar. and four
eggs to each quart, the cream and flavor to he added while freezlrlg. Our price Is
25 cents a quart: $1.00 per gallon.
Will deliver any time day or night. Isn‘t this better andoheaper than making it yourself.
The weather is so warm "routs soil slowly, but when you got an up the. don't for at the
plncombuyilw best of 01111 Duns-ill!) BEEF, VEAL. LAMB, 08K 0|! ['0 L’I'BI.
and SEA IP00!) In great variety Is
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J.'WADHAMS. Proprietor.
18 North Main st., '50. Norwulk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 52—3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone call. 8743.
” FURNITURE?
28 3 So. Main Street, St. .Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAlNS IN
PARLOR SUITS
if . * mmrsmpzfngs: present. WM * m division 0' the road. For sometime Williamsburg Creamery in prints, no-
; , . m hn past they have been lnvutintlng tho bod caumeet it, '
, “shawl“: twoot a“, Jams-0.1mm, pro-i t. and Jo y . . .
‘ ’ . poi- and at... it"; a” cars- a Aid-n. mum of a... Nam-n: um- “‘“°'°'“ ”m” ‘” “'° w “"5“ PM may mama?“ 811k Brocatello Fringe Parlor Suit, 335.00.
‘ ‘. laid them away, mm to compauy,hsvslllodatths town clerk’s mloi‘hdopmuxhtizz‘tht:&wfuozgito'hzhthz 21‘3de Tea, “40:3, ’ ' Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, $25.00.
harmonisation-hing trip to WMMWIIK Im Wt of I “M a “I” 'm h m“. “ OmaniwawaiiJammtuc. Polished Wood Parlor Tables way doWn in price.
”maturity I: Amountofcapl—
BssBoapoanbshadatmy store
hlmokaotuallypfidln. uouooo: out "'
That
M it everyday 900. dos.
» An mam'hianr, lion. ting.
.1. Merriam
summer-Ian'V
A Fine Lounge for 06.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, 011.50.
A large line of Corduroy Lasagna animation“.
All goods sold at hard time prices. ‘
_ DAVID BTW- fl
mono portion of the road bstwm
Hartford and Waterbury ofths system
minute on the Baltimore aud10hio
railroad. lfitoanzhsmadstoworksuo-
oratullritwiliiispatiatoopsrailon on
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