lanes for In. Verity's naus-
. Irma noun-11»: acute.
little friends of Spartan St. John
mum at bk home, 2 Van
Mm last hidsy afternoon, in
, ”at the fifth anniversary of his
After playing a number of
f thalittiefclkssst down toa tine
. Those praent were Edna Day,
Patchsn, May Kinney, Margurits
m. nun Applebee, nun Baker,
W Boerum, Lucy Finch, Helen
7 , oilinflaroid Taylor, Wallace Hus-
Mdisrle Baker, Harold Bundle, Burr
m. Jhellttlelad melved a number
m
", W
Washington streetharber shop at 8:45
docks-liars» night, when a pail of
Meantime a window above and
Miller squarely on the head. It
muchasnrprisethatfora minute or
Who imagined that he had been over-
taken by a cloudhurst.
:Alargesteam spile driver is driving
,- foundation splice at the western extremi-
‘ ty of the vacant space on the north side
of the bridge for William H. Verity's
. Muse, which is now located between the
‘1 ’ two bridges, and which will soon be
‘ moved to the foundation now being pre—
pared.
The yacht “Rival,” formerly owned by
Philip Sanford, of Westpcrt, has entered
‘ in the race of the New Haven Yacht
club, to he sailed September 1. The boat
hasbeen in the cross channel here for
some time. George Roberts has been
engaged as steward.
Last Saturday Charles H. Aisthorpe
awarded the contract for the erection of
his new house on Riverside avenue to
John W. Banks. The foundation is now
completed.
The men engaged in painting the fence
surrounding the East Norwalk cemetery
are said to receive two and one-half cents
a foot for giving the fence two coats.
o
Charles Day, in his yacht "Mayflower,"
took a party to Compo Beach, yesterday,
where the day was spent in bathing and
partaking of a dinner on the shore.
lire. C. F. Mend has returned from a
week’s visit with relatives in Cross River,
N. Y. Mr. Head’s sister, Miss Carrie
lead, accompanied her.
Miss Ida Howell, if Setauket, l... 1.,
who has been a guest of her sister-inelaw,
Hrs. Elmer Jackson, of Cove street, re-
turned home this afternoon.
Arthur Waldron wheeled to Nysck, N,
Y., Saturday afternoon, for a brief visit.
, He was accompanied by Arthur Keeler,
' of South Norwslk.
TheFriday evening social meeting of
the Epworth League will be held this
weekat the home of Miss Evelyn Haw-
kins, Seaside place.
E. L. Carr has left the employ of
Scribner & Andrews, and accepted a
pmition with Captain George S. Bell, the
bridgsbuilder.
A par" of twenty-two from Ssugatuck
name to Dorlou’s Point in one of Gault’s
trucks, last Friday evening, and enjoyed
a shore dinner.
Asshtant Postmaster Russell Morgan
has returned from a week's vacation,
apart in the large cities in Connecticut.
, TheGermania Singing society held a
concert at their ball on Washington
street bridge, last night.
S. Spiro, the Washington bridge for-
altars dealer, spent Sunday in Danbury,
with his sons.
Repairs were made Saturday afternoon
to the broken water main on Cottage
avenue.
Ilse Nellie Fancller, of Maple silence,
is visiting Mrs. P. E. Jeasup, in Slam»
turd. W
“Grace Easton, of Brooklyn,is s
7 ”of liiss Clara Marvin, of this place.
Jesse S. Lee has returned from an ex-
landed hnshlsss trip through the West.
”W. S. Finch. 49 Osborn avenue, has
adorned from a vacation in Redford.
use also Ferris, of Em solace, has
‘ been the guest of friends in Basel.
John Finch, fiyYork, a visiting
his parents on “Vth smile.
Etl‘lsreshasscesptsdaposllicn as
Wentbsballyilews.
Them "Frances Aft-being oven-
mmmm.
”s30. Weeks,“ listless, Mass.
‘21 had been troubled with chronic
Winemayearwheul receiv-
. hottlsofi‘lhamhsrlsiu’s Colic,
. sunlarrhcsaltsmadvmhichl
asthma-swans“. lilies
. aafw seat bottle and seek
mausoleum l
Silvers-laminae”! has
”rm-'namlmmss lath -
Robinsonwas standing in front
. Wilhelm
aowuros.
It Is expected that the new school
ber1.andnutilthst timeschool will be
conducted in the present building. after
the opening of the Fall term on Tuesday,
September 4. The district committee have
ordered 185 single seats of the roost sp~
approved design—fortyflva for each of
three rooms. The fourth room will not
be occupied until its use is demanded
by an increased number of pupils. State
black-hoards have also been ordered for
the new schooL The front portion of
the grounds will be laid out with a lawn,
and the scholars will do their playing in
will extend from the street to the en.
trance of the building, and there will
probably be flower mounds on either
side of the pathway. Miss Emma Cush~
man, a graduate of the South Norwalk
High School, has heed engaged as an ad-
ditional teacher.
Rev. F. E Robbins, of the Norwalk
Baptist church, occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church, Sunday. In the
morning he preached an eloquent and
powerful sermon on “Daily Exborta-
tion," taking as his text Hebrews iii., 12,
13, 14. He was assisted in the evening
by the Rev. B. O. Sherwood, of South
Norwalk.
A party of young men composed of
OscarScott, Samuel Hall, Lewis Water-
bury, Ciifl’ord Bulse, George Moore, Joa-
eph Moneell, with Harry Cuthill as cap-
tain, sailed this morning on the sharpie,
"Ben Harrison,” for a two weeks' cruise
eastward as far asFieher’s leland. While
there the party will troll for blue fish.
About twenty-live members from Min-
nehaha and Concord divisions visted Ris-
ing Star division, No. 40, Sons of Tem-
perance, last Friday night. A musical
and literary entertainment was given,
and the members partook of refreshments,
after which they adjourned. All en-
joyed a good time.
Russell (iriewold‘s sun flower, which
measured 112 inches in height some
weeks ago, has grown to measure 130
inches in height; width of leaf, twenty-
ilve inches; stalk,eight inches arouudaud,
the largest blossom 21 inches in diameter,
the ether forty-two blossoms being of
smaller sine.
Rev. B. O. Sherwood, of the South
excellent and instructive sermon at Bell
island, Sunday afternoon. The subject
of his text was “Happiness," and he
gave a few points by which it may be
found.
J. E. Vincent, who recently exchanged
Selleck farm, has had the bushes and
other unsightly obstructions removed,
and the ground now presents quite a dif-
ferent appearance.
Captain W. LStevens' oyster steamers,
the "Kate C. Stevens" and “Mabel L.
Stevens." are undergoing a thorough
overhauling at their dock in this place,
where they have been laid up for the
88850“.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter, of Brook-
lyn, came here Saturday, to visit Mr-
and hire. 1.), M. Corbett, Main street.
Mr. Baxter returned this morning, but
Mrs. Baxter will remain this week.
Contractors Shipman do llailcy are
making good progress tunneling under
the tracks at the crossing. They expect
to push the worlr rapidly to completion,
W. K. Acknrt and daughter Mabel,
have gone to Schaghllcokc. N. Y., where
Mr. Achart will try to find clllployrnellt.
Captain Samuel Thorns and falll'lly, of
Ulen Cove, L. 1., are visiting Captain
and Mrs. Louis Raymond, Main street.
Mrs. Margaret Vaulluskirk, of Main
street. is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Flemming, of Brooklyn.
Rev. J. ll. Slater started this morning
for a three weeks' visit with his parents
in the Catskills.
Mr. and Mrs. lloward Every have left
town for a two wwks' visit with relatives
in Albany.
William Sulfiin has returned froma
week's visit in llamsrcnecll and New
Rochelle.
lllr. and Mrs. William Line, of Plains
flsld, ll. J., are visiting Mrs. Eugene
Ambler.
The foundation for Frank Steveas' new
”ARIES AND 8030103.
The injuries to lfrs. Weed, wire of the
Episcopal bishop of Florhis. received in
snaassy accident a week ago, have
provsdqnile as severe as indicated by
tbsflrst surgical examination. lie lea
thantseniystitobes were necessary to
holdthslsesrstedportioaotlhesealpta
itspiscs. The wound, however, is he.
portsutctsbasllagslovlly,aadtbegsaa
sralbsslthof the patient favors the be
listlltstshswlllsosa be fully restored.
mammal-lemmas
home of the W W, Joseph
salsa-
. hit-shale mm
Mel's-84ml
house will be ready for occupancy Onto-l
the rear. A concrete walk six feet wide.
his Main street residence for the William ,
The wagon was demolished, and the
animal‘s hind legs were out. He ran
into Bailey's livery stables, where he
was captured.
Grand Juror Samuel Sillimail, notified
the superintendent of the Consolidated
Railroad compels], Saturday morning,
that if they did not have a watchman on
the Main street crossing by night, crimi-
nal proceedings would be brought
against the company Monday morning.
Thomas Cullen received the appointment
Saturday afternoon. and he is now
stationed there.
Louis I“. Beers, of the Pope Manufac-
turing company, Boston, is spendinga
two weeks’ vacation with his grand-
father, Charles Hoyt, on 0: Ridge.
On Saturday the Darien Juniors won
the decisive championship game, three
out of five, against the Glenbroohs, by a
score of 21 to 1.
Rev. James M. Carroll, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, left town
today for a ten days’ vacation at Ocean
Grove.
The annual fair, under the auspices of
St. John’s church society, will open
Thursday evening and continue ten days.)
Miss Helena Stevens, of Great Barring-
ton, is visiting at the residence of Wil-
liam E. Street.
Miss Warner, of New York. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Fitch, Main
street.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
A party of Cranberry Plains bicyclists
wheeled to Ssvin Rock. Sunday.
Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance,
WASHINGTON seam.
Persons lookin fora In or house and lot,
with the view 0 porches rig, are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sile in every part of the city at reasonsblc
prices and on eallv terms. sum L!
f
“HINT ll).
_. ” FLAT was... not... in «mid will.
tlon. Cheap. Apply by letter. V. l...
Sentinel olllce. l
NYONE having a second-hand safely
lllc ole, In good condition, which they
would ll etnsl-lll-heup, up can ' ll-rllls,‘ may
find apllrcbuser by mldrcssing \ 'IIEEZLIA).
careo Sentinel. alltf
IEOARD for man. wife and child; private
famll§ preferred. Address 1’. 0. BOX
Wfiou‘th . orwalk, Conn. ‘
agile St
Norwalk Baptist church, delivered an W
P‘lVit rooms. No. 4 llanfnrd Place. rent Ill:
third floor. 70 South Main street, rent as;
all rooms corner North Main and Ann streets,
rent 815. Apply to E. A. WOODWARD.
‘lRST litter of flat, tire mums, Nu. 91 South
Main street: all conveniences. item.
if). Also part of house. No. 40 Earl avenue.
vs large rooms; rent, 3-“. Apply on the prom-
sea. allgl 1w
PM“)! All list 1. upper parrot new dwelling
No. 10 films street, four minus. ill-u large
little with one pla-laml room. Front and
back clllranven.separull-fmnl Home of lower
floor. Furnace. water climate and coal bin on
lloor. Ample l-lmu-ts. Rent Slit. Apply to
RUTH it: liOhllsLIlMlll'l‘, Ann sin-cl.
jl‘lli w. l. in if
l (ll'SE hm. lTrlilIly Place, 6 mums. bath,
furnace llilll all fIIWIv'f‘il IlIIIll'llllli'l'h‘plfi.
lip ll" to W. ti. mullll, Jill Wrei Ht, Smith Mir-
w k. allidlilt
‘ EWllnnble llmlsc, air rooms as: It side, i
l and ll l'rnss ems-t, Nurwlilk, llrar ell-c-
lrll- care: bath. fllrnlu c and all Imprnvulncllfn;
$13.!lllnsllle. Apply; at r (from elm-i. ur ml-
Ilrev-s S. B. “’1er ).', builder, in! Wall Hamill.
n w
..,...’n._.._. _. W-.. m... . “we”..- _.
“THREE. 13» Woodward avenue. sullublcrfor
l rol'ery or market. Apply to W. ll. lil'll.
BEL .‘H but factory, Wmnlmlrd arelul‘rfin
7 RE m‘lrnd Hour, 1'. llmllisnvcr store. Will
give in party it a goal washer and Iruilcr,
washing In part p-lylnunl of rent. ll‘nly a
sillail family wanted. W. ll. SMITH. h and
I7 “'1‘er street. "will
FM! SALE. ,
Taburgalndmuscnnll lot No. N l’rlmplx't
avenue, Norms“: limit-ll contains Milli
name, city water: lol fllrlhlfml, in first-class
order. Also house and lot. No ”0 Franklin
ni’stfllll‘,lll'it|’ cornernf In no l-if'fl‘l: WU dw-
slrable location: lumen ll first class Miler;
water and mwer «mum-lions. lllclllrc n!
illlllbll llilY’l‘Jlo. ll Prospect ave-nu». Nur-
walll. Conn. sill ha
I EMUN museumermvh; a mad window
I 1 screen for 15"»; "‘3’!!!“ union‘s” I‘lhfli
It'll “WW"! till "I" stators I W" 10”
lsunwsns
rises. lit U'l'li Milli. ALK i
EOMPANI. ”Hamill Mala slml. airlf
£17351“ .
1‘ WEEK lllsllmm East avenue and the
M”. a double black broadcloth value,
with mini: trimming, martial evening. Aus-
h. Finder will is rswanllsl by return!”
lfit
the same at #9 East smile. Norwalll. aw .
w
...I—.,ms..«a.flm..m.m...mm.-. ., wax...”
To When it my Concern.
illere forbid all runes trusting or bar-
lmrl lg: wilt. ills lgflurtls. on my annual.
abs vlns left my but and mind wlgllmll. just
cause or premium. ”this? BL mm.
est Nurwslk.
August bl. Mt. all) fit
I __.,..._ ”Av, ,
susl llCllllCllll
”TOUR or one season
The Thousamlld islands
“5.90 Westbound ”5.00
Undevthsmsnaa will inducers.»
tlsu’l‘lmrlst (new gain r’gfiflmkflcid
Junction at m a. m1 ‘ ay, All
arrivinga thousand stalls: early t s
evening. is
rhrcsrssswhedissa ea
mews).whiellshca homers-fill all»
vases. tour of seal-a. therefore
everyone id lrail oflhmrlp.
l kale. on
. .. . «I n.8-
Ferrari
tishstsasat
m macaw" l
Tours to Santana. .
' Hoyt’s Opera House
THURSDAY. we. 23;
Ill: annulus, ‘
JOHN, “HES MID dEIlIIBE.
Late of Gorman's Minstrels.
The Kill of Farclal Comedy. in the New and
Funny n r.
The Cilhooly’s Abroad
A good company. good singing. cod danc-
”TI funny corned ans and pretty ris.
chats at Plalsmd's and Gregory‘s.
Prices. 35c" 50c. and the.
M7
m
JAMES MITCHELL IIICTIIIIIEEII.
WILL BELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Saturday. Aug. 25, '94.
at the depot of the Norwalk Street Railway
company, corner of Wall and Knight streets,
Norwalk. Conn.
40 HORSES
AND 3 HORSE clns.
Sale will commence at ten o'clock a. m. and
continue until all are disposed of. Terms
cash. Sale absolute. Eor particulars apply
at the office of the company. or to
JAMES MITCHEll. lIICIIDIIEEII.
alS 7!.
m-
Tax Collector’s Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all reons liable
to pay taxes to the Town 0 Norwalk. in
the County of Folrlleld and State of Connecti-
cut, on the assessment list of 1693. that i will
meet them to receive said taxes at the follow-
ing times and places to wit:
At the store of W. S. Hauford. East Norwalk.
(Down Town). on Thursday, August one. 1304,
from in o'clock forcnoon until 12:31 afternoon.
At the store of J. C. Randall. at Wlnnlpallk.
on the afternoon of Thursday. August filth,
ism. from ll o‘clock until 4:30 o‘clock.
At the store of Alpllonzo Dibble, at South
Five Mile River. on the evening of Thursday,
August ‘Jltll, 150i. from 7 until 8:30 o'clock.
At the office of the collector, Room No. l
Masonic Building. in the City of Norwalk. in
said Town of Norwulk, on Friday. August :llst.
Mill, from 9 o‘clock forenmn, until do‘clock
afternoon and from 7 until ll In the cvenln .
_ lr. ll. fl. Smith. at the Collector‘s nllIi‘e.
horwallr, and Mr. Jacob M. Layton. at his
0mm. Railroad Place. South Norwalk. are
authorized to receive taxes for me.
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid after
the llltll day of September 1804. Interest at the
rate of nine per rent. will I . charged from the
31st tla ~ of All st 1894, until the same shall
be pal . GEO H . B. ST. JOHN. Collector.
flln’nufld for said Town of horwalk, on the list
0 . . .
Dated at Norwulk. Conn” August 1, 15m.
elk-ll
700 MILE
SEA TIIIPS
Ily the beautiful new sleulllsllips of the
Old Dominion Line.
To (lid l’olnt Colllfort or Virginia
llcucb and Return,
illygcla lion-l.) iI’l’Illi‘t‘n” Arms Hotel.)
Most delightful rrmrts oil the Atlantic coast
for a stratum OUTING. May be, made for
"SIB. (ill Palm Comfort, SIB."
ill. Virginia Beach. iii.
A day and a winner at either Ilolcl.
IIIIlllIIlIIIB EVEIIY EXPENSE.
ill meals and berths en route and a day and a
quarter’s lmarli at ell her hotel.
This trip Is all Ideal mm as lbs r'ollrso shirts
"lf‘ (but wiiIl little likelihood of Manil'ltnoas,
and pmu in review many watering places
and palms of luterest.
OlIl IIIIMIlIIIIIl 8. 8. (III.
W. 1‘. (llflilhAl'llEl‘Jl‘lM FFIC MANAHER.
l’lcr all, N. it... New York.
lyllllm
57 Taylor
Dress Cutting
Mrs. Decker having rslnrmvl to Small to
remain during the two following months, will
teach the El. ‘1'. Ta) iur system of Dress Cutting.
helium! rates where classes are formed. For
particulars address
MIIS. l. A. DECKER.
lll Taylor lvsnus.
tenth lorvlslll, Conn.
5% gram F iii a. ll. ills.
Wm... alibi-um l.” m m
,w 7 .v 13s and
,,,,,,,,,, “.mk
Plain talk bout ' r... little ho c
cums ' In” ’
"it. '
Tasman of family the wardrobe of
two or more romping boys is a matter of
some importance. t doesn’t take long
for mother to get rid of the dollars allow-
ed for the season’s supply of clothing.
There area number 0 stores, kept by
worthy honorable gentlemen, where the
principle of business is honor between
sellers and huysrund yet this isn’t all
that the urchaser should look into. A
matter 0 importance to consider is: Has
the_ merchant the proper facilities for
giving the best possible values for the
east possible money? We are manufac.
tutors and retail our clothing direct from
the maker to the consumer. Does this
not insure the lowest possible prices?
We are selling boys' short pants suits
in light casslmeres at .19.
“Boys’ short pants an ts in blue flannel
. 9
Boys’ short pants washable suite 970,
$1.48, $1.75 and $2.00. ,
Boys’ all wool short pants 45c.
Boys’ fine all wool long nts suits
$4.89, :30 50, $7.50, $8.50 and 9.50.
. e are sure it will pay you to come to
Bridgeport and bu your Men’s, Boys‘
and Children’s Clo ing.
MEIGS & 00.
327 Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport.
CHEAP MUSIC.
' The July
Musicalllome
Is now ready. The contents are: “Juliette."
gavotte, Holst: "Where Grandmother Sat in
the Corner," song, Costs; "The Algonquin
Club," waltzee. Peterschen; “A Turn in the
This," song. Glenroy; “Excitation," march,
Phelps: "1 Heard the Voice of Jesus Say,"
sacred. Spaulding: "Get on to the Funny
walk."song. Sullivan. This number can be
purchased for
8 cis. and One Coupon
We have also added
uuuuwuws
Musmal Monthly,
8cts. and line Coupon.
which can be procured for
The contents of the July number are:
(mills ll Crest Polka.
Just (Ins More Waltz,
Lillian lilwotle.
Tender Lure That Never Dies,
Ole Bessie Cow.
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Ill books we have a few copies of “As in it
Looking Glass," only five cents each, and one
copy of "Revelations of High Life. within
European Palaces “ Only 75c.
_" -—
DISINFECT
YOUR
HOUSE.
And Bai‘fil‘leflQ‘BS. You can buy dislo-
{rumors of all varieties lit nusonable
prices of
HaIeJheIlruggisl
lowing specialties are worthy of
I EXP ERIE
. We have a thorough experience in the Grocery business,
winch receive our undivided attention, and have no time to
dabble in other branches of trade that we don’t know anything
about. We believe in doing one business and doing, ihat well, so
well that it will insure us the patronage of the pub ic. The fol»
W . Mush-co _’
rapidlrthsh‘our pen can place g on
paper; other times they don't: this isfone
of the other times. So this, week, will be
just the same as the last four weeks have
been, a genuine .
BABCAINWEEK,
only we make the goods speak for them
selves, instead of us doing the talking,
SEE? ,
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Writing Paper. lac box. worth
250; by lepnuml 290. -
Envelopes, Cc pack.
Gem's Handkerchiefs, at 3, 5.
6 M and lllc each: worth-
double. .
ladies' lisle Thread Cloves, black
and colors, value 250. to
close lit. ‘
H”..—
ladies’ 500 Corsets.’39c.
Misses’ 50c Corsets, 330.
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Canton Flannel wonh licilol lit
a..—
Special Values onZCups, Saucers,
Plates, Class Ware and Iliu-
dow Screens in Kitchen de-
panmsnt.
solillllwnll
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
Groceries
-—-——oso-———-
If you want good goods that can’t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERBIAM,
I28 SDUIII MAIN STREET,
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 10¢: each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Tone and Coffees of the host, but no
presents.
NCE.
your attention:
The Ferris Delicious Smoked Boot Cut to order,
Claret Lemonade,
Saltine Wafers fresh dni y,
Fine Olives and Olive on,
The Harris Extracts,
Mushroom Catsup
The famous Anguilla Flour,
freshgoods and save your doctor
Chas. E.
LEA DlNG
liliPllClll cm. l3-2.
Cross and Blackwell’s llo nl Table Marmalade.
The Boss Soda Wafer,
Dr. Welch’s Grape Juice,
The American Biscuit Co. Crackers,
Tabasco Pepper Sauce,
The Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon and our celebrated Tees
and Coffees which are seldom equaled, but never excelled.
We give no inducements to purchasers; we only say out pure,
'8 bill.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 lllSlllllClCll STREET.
ANOTHER BREAK.
Veal Chow. bolus and Ribs. lie: Veal Cutlets. lac; Breast and leg. be: harsh Chops, Hill
and loin. 15c: has. whole. 15mm Chops. its: Breastalul role laws. We also make a break
in priusulPrlms ltosst heel. is lewd to quality we defy anybody. anywhere. in snow
mm We, Wehaadle ssclosfvsir the best quallty of City Dressed Beef, Veal. lambs;
no. wa, ' a
l
l
Perk. etc. etc. Great variety of Mood. fresh every day.
THE PEO’LE’S MARKET,
ills. Proprietor.
m c-L tam
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