Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 15, 1895 · page 5

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photo: Alert. mun m. room oeuvres.

“mm.-.“ FRANK s. AYERS.

workst do’ciock this morning scenic
”PM BlEiliii BE THE NEW YORK MARKET.

get (if and ens the bicycle
DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHING“)! arm. SOUTH NORWA'IIK.

Afternoon.
JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS

_ Aluminum ‘ . .
I’ll t' liinnehaha Division. Sons of Temper-
«no the ilorwaik shirt factory
CombinsthenA'l‘le‘l'l'l'l‘Llelnl'llul. Ourslmiatogivs satisfaction toourpetrons.
nuclcrurnhhthemwlththenneatcroeuctlmorthe‘rnoroennrmo Aer. '

ance in making arrangements to hold A
flown until July 20 lot the
LARGE COLLECTION OI‘ CEILDBIN‘S BTUDIIS.

atrAwberry festival and entertainmenten
June 96th.
. E. iii. Jackson. . Photographer.
(Over 1'. Iiead’s Confectionery.) u'iyall Street. Norwelh. (lean.

EDWARD STREET

Summer in here in earnest, and we Are in the' midst of the thin goods busi-
ness. HAve an excellent stock at Lawns, Dimitiee. Dotted Swine, Cambrics, Print-
ed and Plain.

Have ilne assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for 59¢.
Good size. You can’t match It for 90c. A

You will llnd hundreds of little things'in the fancy goods departments. suit-
able for the season. Prices are right too. Hosiery is going fast and you might as
well have some of the bargains. We sell a Richelieu ribbed iisie Bose, onyx fast

Something that will aid you very mu» i
. . keeping cool thesehot days, And save yo
money in the bargain, can be found at 9'
stores in the way'cf a Blue Serge Suit, =
wool, and feet color, at 88.50 and $12.60. , -
Unlined Serge Coat and Vest, at $6.00;
Blue and Black Skeleton Coat,e3.50; ellai» - e .
f Gray and BlackAlapacae, from . $1.00 ..
“.00; other Coats, at 500, 75 and 31. em.
Hate. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants :
ery helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and toe
. - .. solid leather, made strong but u: -

automation. formerly Dias
W. has commenced house-

0 mod 0. E. Wood ard d
oulainetrrot, Norwalk. cm are ' an

Amzi Waters starhd outward yester-
day afternoon in the yacht Swordfish on
a cruhe of two or three days.

values in black dre-
. Add figured alike at )1. S. Smith’s.

.deeirsd that All people owning
'ilegsdisplny them Wednesday,
lbbeceiebratedssl‘oundera'Dsy.

anteater-area'- Hillside
”Wheefi Berbour. lil-
Wslhlne. lies Jessie Colliscn

John Drescher is now boarding. as his
housecn Monroe street was quarantined
yesterday because of a slight attack of
scarlet rash his daughter has.

There will be a bend concert At Dorian
Point, tonight. The trolley ride to this
piece II Always enjoyable. and a pleas-
ant evening can be passed At the Point.

43mm 9 c. lb at Drescher's.
. Supreme Commander Bray. oi Provi-

“Willieflflherhclerk at Finney k Bens-
_ grocery store. amputated the end

in“. Dry. "A. 8. Baldwin dressed

' --Bny your brown derbys at O’Brien’s

, John J. Ensllhach, who conductedhe
ridenugeatnotcnPoiut, hes oilered A
FWsAArcblightto beahot forlront
new to July 4th. audtobeawardedto
‘theonsmakiugthehigheatscors. .

Thepoilcersceived word today toiook

. to. a boy named Thomas P. loCune.
d Nwwbh. Eels five feet four inches
in height. He has light complexion. blue
eyAA. dark brown hair, and were A light
grey golf suit

-,-Leg lamb, 12in. 1b.. N. Y. l'k’i.

Timothy J. Howard cleaned a oempool
Trot. C. A. Harstrom‘e school without
permit, and dumped the refuse in a lot
door by. Complaint was made to the
Health Board and Mr. Howard received
prem'ptonodce from the health odioer to
Abate the nulaan_c_e_.
he Norwalk Chapter. Sons of the
American Revolution. will meet at the
Vault! tilled at the on in of the Fouuden'
, Day (nuvitirQWe-lm-e lay, and elect ol-
il'rr- lnr the: grinning year. i r the o-ven-
-a.‘.g the "IITWIII \ hunter, 1). A 8., will
“street with line Jam-a Inurence Stevens
V ‘ 'rh-rme on that avenue, and also

”Spud“ Min 0! trimmed hell, com'
mug thin week. at llise “W,"
30 N? Washington street K

Minna atami ndjournedtoT- ‘.~

'tbeSsnateat .The

W, ths‘3urality Amendment 3

Minimumnatheeensle At

' e'nlues. Iliacumidn oi the corrupt

“ act will berseumed in the
‘on M212...

“wealth-e which were inserted in
Illlpnilltllflmll pastedthehetl-
clandestine”) or ten years in
newpislaormm the briber

him who accepts "any money erother
‘7 ching'. frwtbe purpossoi in.

' are! cling blscouduct or bs~

3% aaeeitoeereveysarscr both

. between
“MIA-dank. Anoint-
. bled-”seminar.
stile. niarnsnslnbsror
_lsealhlagwhsnthswssa-
aaanid. no armhwas

deuce. is expected to visit Palestine Car
tie, Ancient Order Khulna or the lyric
Chain, next Monday night. This will be
the last night to nominate odicers.

Theliorwaik division.A. 0. B. will
decorate the graves of their deceased
brethren in St. Iiary’a cemetery, on Sun-
day. TbeScuth Norwalk dirhiou will
assist. They will meet in theirhail at
2:80 o'clock.

—For'.loh Printing. go to Gardner,
corner Welland Water streets.

A horse owned by John P. Murphy. of
100 Connecticut avenue. wee being
driven on West avenue. this morning,
when the animal became frightened and
dashed directly in front of an Approach-
ing trolley car. The car struck the vehi-
cle and completely wrecked it.

By accident, on oil stove wee knocked
over in the Italian cobbiing shop in
Guernieri'e l \bniidiug. on ‘Wateru
etreet,Norwalk, sat night. The propri-u
etor became excited and a war of words
ensued. While the proprietor was talk-
ing and gesticulating Charles Guarnierl
extinguished the flames.

—-Eztraordinary value in children's
gingham and lawn dresses. 290. each.
Children's corded waists 19c. The very
best covered corset ateels. All lengths,5c.
each. Kid curlers At half price,5 and Be.
dozen. ll. 8. Smith.

Harry. B. Bustling asks Tint Summer.
to contradict the statement published in
last night's paper that he is running A
show in Fairileld and Southpcrt. There
are parties in this town. he says, who
are running out ”snap" shows and he
gets the credit for them. which he does
not crave. Ilr. Bileeiug is At present
handling fancy soaps.

 

The deal practice gems of the newly-
orgsnised Norwnik Cricket club will be
played this Alternocn At 3:80 dclock on
the club’s grounds at Not-walk Park. The
grounds are not yet in condition for
match games, but wilibeahortly. Ne-
gotlatlbns are now in program tending
toward the inauguration oi A serissof
genres with several out-oi-towu teams.

" alert and boys’ straw hats, At O‘Brlsn's

A's'"ths too trolley car from South
Norwalk was going over the bridge near
Bell Island. last night, the rope attached
to the lrolleyarm broke, and lie arm
flew up in the Air. Conductor P. J.
llartlu instantly climbed to the top of
the car, butlindiog that itwouid take
some time to attachtheropaand not
desiring to detain the oven-crowded car
of wagers. he held the trolley in
position and the car was thus enabled to
proceed to the Point. whsrsthedeulage
was mated.

~Batblng suits. caps and shoes At very
low prices. At 3. S. Smith's.

Theilorwaih Hotel was throhgsd with
ennui-town wheel-en hat night. the
largest delegatime coming from the
Greenwich and Riverside clubs. oi ilew
York ally. 0.6rielslghAinms arrived
when lameeephenednrlng the
and made thllei lively About ribs
with

black, for 25c A pair. Others ask 85c foreeme grade, and not as good black.

EDWARD

N0 ii GAZETTE BUILDING,

STREET,

NOBWALK.

 

 

OVERSTOCKED.

Some day wt srs "lucly."

home try when “Plucly. "

CERTAIN IT IS, WE HAVE BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.
BomeBareCaahBargeins. S’eourStock.

2 Elizabeth Street.

Just Around the Corner.

FOX CYCLE COMPANY.

letting. Honoring. Sundries.

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Way Down in Price.

 

Siliili" SflEflWiiiili. IllTlEii.

Ow“ W.ttll'”.°’.i;3¥'°m"“.i"t°h
“d a
“manner 2nd see the intent styles in acting
hate. ere.

.Vlliliam Henry Humlsten.

rOaAnist and Director South Norwelk

tonal church. teacher or
Piano. Organ. Harmony. 2) Bnyviiiswage

9W
BOWATI'ON.

At the Third Methodist EpineOpal
church, Jest night. ’a large company
gathered to enjoy the exercises given by
the school in honor at “Flag Day. " The
exercise, which were oi A very enjoy-
able nature, were in charge of F. H.
Baldwin, principal of the public school.
The opening song. "America,” was reu-

dared by the scholars. followed by ‘

prayer by Rev. J. [1. Sister. lir. Bald
win, with A few remarks relative to the
meeting and its import. called upon
Charles Crockett for the speech of wel-
come. llise bland Ray mood cave A rec-
itation entitled"i-‘.au of the Rainbow,“
followed by a dialcnue composedof three
boys. “Our Flam" recitation, “War In-

evitable,” Charlie (‘n chett. The quar-
tette from Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. ll.,
mounds sslectiou in a very pleasing
manner; recitation: lliss llinnie Snillln.
A recitation entitled "The Black Horse
and its Rider. " by lites Clara Baldwin.
was enjoyed by nil. Four scholars gave
A recitation, ll'Onr Flagz" recitation. liar
itsymond. lir. Baldwin than salad for
a' collection to purchase a storm liq;

Song by the quartette. "Friends of the
Thought.” foliewrd by another song, by
re ."Ths little Bed School ileum "
IrJlaidwin thenictmduced T. l" O i-
more. of New Haven. who gave abeautl-
fui and touching tribute to “Old Glory.”

as belovestocall thsflug. Hespekeof
thecost of the ting to the country and
the many noblesacridces in its defects.
also of the duty of there growioe tip to-
wardlt. Bisepsrehwns very line and
merobsrememhered by all. At the
eeueimlon. llr. Baldwin. with a few re-
marks. need llsv. O. linolsnheck
ofNor who made a short speech.

Frank Atkinson. of the Beptlet church.

Dev 8.0. ehsrwood. of booth Nor-
mwillprsashel thehsptist church
wmhmwlththe

o’clock IoAday evening fordriil Any

“whowlehhjolethe roomy

.H. PLHIS'I'EH,

liRlliililST.

nza—un—ms

IHE. HHEHH SHHH.

True Fruit Flavors,

Fm cents ailass.

Try It!

We have taken the
agency for "LIEBIG’S
linen MALT ex-
- . TRACT,” the Beat Ton-
in and “strength Giver
Mode. Single Bottles,
250cctezs2,15perdozen.

Pleisted’s ,
Benzoin
Cream
CURES Tan,
Sunburn and

. Freckles.

HH :LH SHED,

 

W

(Hilmcl Bills
m 1-.....

stones,i

Masonic Building,
Norwallr. .

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You know have to be treated in a gingerly men—
ner, or they would he spoilt. '
Ever think what a dainty thing A horse’s stomach
in? Howcsreiullyithesgottobetreated if itfif
not to be mined. and the beauty and speed oi the'
horse Along with it.

Feeding dirty Oats to a horse is one of the limb
ways of ruining them.

I sell only the clean bright hind.

MANUEL T. HATCH,

15 MARSHALL seam.
The Leading Grain Dealer.

flay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
BRlliiii ilFFliiE, Sillilllle’ lllElii SMILE. ,

We Sell The Very Best Beef in low“...

I! you don't think so, or in any way donbtour word. just glveue A ceI fl
glveouratockof the very best City Dre-ed Beet, Veal, Lamb or Pork yell
choicest inspection. Also we call your attenticntoour stock of Fish and VA, .
tables. in which weerooutbdone by nobody in the town. Every article cl he’d
obtel. M Atom market in guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can he returned fill
your money refunded. We most raspeciiully eoliclt your bade. ”m
Bother in prime 2-30. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted.

PEOPLES’ MARKET.

 

 

F. H. BRADBURY,

[may AN EYE ON 'l‘llIS SPACE:
AND 'I'BEREBY SAVE YOUR

. PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLA =

Germ Sweaters, ' 19 chi.
FastiliackSockaoitheildcqnalitprAirfor Add“

Close were Umbreiiae. intestSiyie Handles, worth cam
now . 01.“.
' Alargevarletycf Negligee Shirts, Washable m hands. Club nears .
Ties, Bind Blwa. etc. etc.

0...... meal... rm me up. ,
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.

Davis. the 'l'aiio