fi_ o'clock.
V I Daring lasts Diurnal Journey-
hfld have low-Aw
so suvssussas.
masotbspuarastssd the
mishaflsdialmm
”will hastcdetooosmnsio-
,hstohasgs cannot be in-
éaorge H. Raymond went to Stamford
Wiley. toast as one of the appraisers
'0! the Lyman Hoyt estate.
9
Henry Peterson, of Seugaiuok, has
We “bike" from the Fox Cycle
company, of South Norwsik.
Bacuunder the auspicrs of the Hunt-
vington. L 1., association will be held in
that place on July 8, 4 and 5.
Washington Lodge, 1.0. G. 'I‘., of
" Craahury, will visit Nonpareil Lodge, of
i . Bridgeport, Thursday evening, June 27.
The weekly meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will he held
Friday at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Richards,
31 Chestnut street.
Alfred Platt, of Maple street, who,
probably, hasons of the linear gardens in
Norwalk, enjoyed the first green peas of
the season lrom his vines, yesterday.
Oliver E. Wilson, of Norwalk, was
elected to membership in the Society of
the Sons of the American Revolution at
amsetingofthe board of managers in
Hartford.
-Fox Cycle 00. repairs wheels.
At the annual diocesan meeting of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, at Water-
town, Saturday and Sunday next, D.
W. Workman will he the delegate from
Grace chapter, of Norwalk.
Henrszrriscn amaultedEdwardDrew,
at We coalyard, yesterday, cutting
bimonthsarm withan axe, The dini-
culty arose over an argument as to who
should drive a load of'briok to East Nor-
walk.
The kindergarten class of the Five
Points House of Industry is now at Bell
Island. Thirty came up lest Wednes-
day. and will return tomorrow. A
part f twenty-live boys will come up
million”.
9 Norwalk Carpenters’ Union has
elected these oilicers: President, Wil-
liam B. Richards; vice president, Sum-
merilsld Tooksr; recording secretary,
William A. Sheehan; financial secretary,
William A. Kellogg; treasurer, Charles
H. Fitch; warder, Edward E. Masters.
Henry Pennoyer and Thomas Quinlan,
residents of Westport, h vs made a
wager of 310 that each will \win a half
mile bicycle race July 4th, to be run on
Dingee's race track. Neither man has
started training yet, but each confidently
expects to break all records and win the
race.
-G. S. Trowbridge & Co. sell Imper-
ial Crown 100 cigars.
Conrad Utzinger was riding his bicycle
up Woodward avenue, Tuesday night,
when a trolley car came along, and it was
necessary for him to run into it or a large
stone. He chose the latter, and was
thrown and quite severely cut and bruis—
ed, but is still very thankful it was no
worse.
Thespiritual work department of the
First lethodist League met at the home
of the chairman, H. B. Slauson, on Elm.
wood avenue,Tnesday night, and smug-
ed thetopic card for the present year.
At the close of the business session a
social time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
It is expected that there will be some
great whist playing at the Norwalk club,
Saturday night, the crack whlst playds
of the Seaside club, of Bridgeport, hav-
ing accepted the Norwalk club's chal‘
longs to come here for a game. The
Park City players are lfsssrs. Fletcher.
Chapman, Hlncks, Walker, chgeswell
and Lockwood. The Norwalk team has
a ct yet been selected.
-0all at W. F.Lockwood’s, 7 Main St,
for your fresh pressred corned beef and
vealfcr luncheon.
The Young Women’s Christian Tem-
perance Union, will hold their regular
hudness meeting tomorrow evening at
lit“, at the home of lira. F. T. Lyon,
All street. All who have had "Temple
Marenqcested to bringthsm in,
lfpomlhle, that they may all be sent at
one see. It is hoped every member
will present as it h the last meeting
haters the summer vacation.
Wren Z. Raymond, aged nine years,
useflrmndlrs. Alphonso A. Ray-
MafEImGrovspiace, died yester-
day atiio’ciock.Thecausswes
valvehrdhsessolthshaartflromwhich
thsiadhassuflsred since lnfacck Kr.
and Hrs. Raymond will have the
q-pethycfmaayfrweinthelraiilio-
In. lunsraissrvlceswlllbshsldfrom
misdemeanors“ afternoon at 2
Mwithmlceegatlaas‘a
Wmnn be removed to the
“Bridgeporthorplteltcdey.
The new uniform that Old Well Hook
and Ladder company has adopted will
be on exhibition in the truck house, Ber-
urday afternoon and evening. '
The city work men of Norwalk are now
employed on the Park street hill. They
will finish their work there tonight.
Barnum’e bill will be repaired next.
It is expected that the Consolidated
railroad will run trains over the temper-
: ary bridge next Sunday. as the work is
nearly completed. Bails have been laid
over Washington street.
-—Fox Cycle Co. insures bicycles. ‘
Invitations have Men extended to
yacht owners of Norwalk and vicinity
to take part in the fourteenth ennui re-
gatta of the New Haven Yacht club,
which will besailed on Tuesday, June
25.
An Asia missionary meeting will he
held by the Junior Christian Endeavor
society at the Norwalk Congregational
chapel, tomorrow afternoon. Subject,
“What Can We do for Missions." Leid-
er, Fred Taylor.
Councilman William H. Smith, of the
highway committee of the Norwalk
Council, deserves great credit for getting
a settlement of the Hunter and Bennett
injunctions against the proposed widen-
ing of East avenue.
C. J. Blueitt will lecture under the
auspices of the Young People’s Foreign
Missionary society, at the Broad River
chapel, Saturday evening at8 o'clock.
Subject, “Africa," illustrated with steie'
optlcon views. Admission is free and
all are inrited.
—-lce cream soda at Lane's.
The Hampton Quartette will sing at
the First Conventional church this
evening, and Him Scovilie, grand-daugh-
terof Henry Ward Beecher, will make
anaddress in behalf of Hampton Insti-
tute, and Ill. Dawson, an Indian girl
and agraduate of Hampton, will speak
upon “The Indian Problem." Every-
body is cordially invited.
A practice game was played by the
Norwalk Cricket club at Norwalk. Park,
last night. A meeting of the club is
called for Monday night, at 8 o'clock, in
St. George Hall, Main street. A full at-
tendance is requested, an the election of
a captain is to take place, under whose
charge all practice games will be con-
ducted in future. Hereafter only mim-
bers of the club will be granted admis-
sion to the grout do during practice
games.
Representative R. H. Rowan exhibited
at Tue SENTINEL cilice today some mag-
nificentspecimens of peaches and plums
which came to him through the mail
from William hi. Saunders, of Southern
Pines, N. C. If they are a fair sample of
the product of hir. Saunders‘ plantation
-——and we guess they are—then he has a
veritable bonanza. One small branch of
a plum tree sent to Mr. Rowan contains
at least twenty-live specimens of the
fruit Hr. Saunders writes that it is a
great fruit season in that section.
~The purest codes at Line’s restaurant.
One of the most imp irtaut meetings
ever held among the German residents
of South Norwaik was the general meet-
ing In the German church, last night.
After accepting the resignation of their
pastor, there was a unanimous vote to
continue the church work among their
German countrymen and to have another
minister of the German Evangelical
Synod of North America. He is ex-
pected to take charge next week. It
has been agreed that Mr. Apltz will
stay here until the second week of July.
The adjourned meeting of the Middle
Five kills River school district, held last
night, was well attended, nearly twice
as many voters as were at the previous
meeting being present. 8. R. Wood and
lit H. Parsons were added to the com.
mittee on new accommodations, and the
report of the committee was accepted.
It was voted to get out plans for a new
addition, to be built at a cost not to ex-
ceed $650. The committee is to report
before July 1. With this sum a larger
addition than at first intended can be
constructed. Louis VonGal presided.
~lfsatsareselling at their old prices
again at W. F. Lockwood’e market. 7
ilain street, Norwsik.
Vice-President Georgs N. IicKibbin.
of the Norwalk Tramway company, is
treating the children of the Five Points
House of industry justas generously as
he did laatJear, by sending the little
parties which come up from New York
every week, from South Norwelk to
Belilslandandrsturnonthstrcileycers
free. ltisa kindness which is greatly
appreciated. Edward Ladflsll. the
Rowaytcu stage driver,is also doing a
kindly deed in sending his large stage to
mestthslittle ones at the Bell island
station, conveying them to the house
and going after them when they return,
especially when itreias.
[soawamlssws on steam rest]
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F. D, LAWT N 8.1300.
22' south Main Street.
BEEF-'18 DOWN.
and no one will let you know it quicker than we. If you want your money's
worth trade with up-to-date people. We are ever on the lookout for bargains and
when we get a bargain'our patrons get the benefit of it. It you continue to pay
high prices it is your own loss not cure. Come and get our prices! and we will
guarantee that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Pilll lilHllll OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN‘S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST “TL! All) I‘llllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the ruoroortarnro “'1'.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Cola.
EDWARD STREET
Summer is here in earnest, and we are in tbezmidst of the thin goods busi-
ness. Have an excellent stock of Lawns, Dimities. Dotted Swiss, Cambrics, Pn‘ht-
ed and Plain.
Have tine assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for 59c.
Good size. You can’t match it for 900.
You will find 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 llaie Hose, onyx fast
black, for 25c a pair. Others ask 35c for same grade, and not as good black.
EDWARD STREET,
N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
STOP
TH AT
RIDER l
Satisfied with Bicycle
bought at
2 ELIZABETH IS T Bill: ET,
FOX CYCLElCo.
Slilllill iSIIElWiIlllll. ;-.lilllE|l,
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CCUPIES a rtlon of E. Gusowski‘ a store.
corner of‘ 'all and \\ ater streets. Nor~ ..
walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hat-n. cane. etc. axitf
lit. William Henry. lininistsn.
__9rganist and Director South Norwalk
__Cougregarional church. teacher of
Plano, Organ, Harm any. “’J Bay View“: s
a umfifirsirr er Home.
The Best Results of the Latest Know-
ledge Obtaluabls.
There is at an intelligent man in the
world but ppreciatcs the value of edu-
cation, and\has occasion many times to
regret the fact that he has either failed
to take advantage of early opportunities
or perhaps been deprived altogether of
the advantages of higher educational
institutions in his earlier life. It is too
late for him to take up a regular course
of study, there being no time to devote
to it among the myriad cares of active
life.
But the next best thing to a college
course is the possession of the: results
of the ripe scholarship of others, and
when these results'are epitomized the one
who has them at command has actually
the cream of a college education.
How to get these results is an import-
ant question. but Tar. Suntan. answer-
edit for its readers by putting within
their reach the incomparable reference
library, the Encyclopedia Britannica,and
doing it too at a figure which makes it
available to every one. This work is the
combined epitomizsticn of the ripest and
best knowledge of hundreds of the ablest
minds ol England and America.
In a word, the Encyclopedia Britannio
caisacollegs education in itself. The
most brilliant college graduate cannot
know more than is contained within
these pages, and the humblest reader be-
comesatonce on a par with him; who
has devoted long years of study.
This great educational advantage
Smear. readers may put within their
reach for the insignificant sum of ten
ceatsadey. The odor is not one that
will be continued indefinitely. The
theoryclthssnterprise is that all who
wish toaveli themlves of intellectual
process willacceptthetsrmsofthe pro-
position without dsley.and therefore it is
apartcfthearrangementthat this offer
shouldheheld open for a short time.
For thb reason no time should be lost in
taking advantages! the unprecedented
terms oilseed.
layer Lee’s opinion on the .
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HEALTH HINTS.
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Most l.’eoplo
{Mink too much
And too that.
Di lx’r do either.
Our Soda is healthfuloyou can
drink it all day without hurting
it“ Is JUST mm.
eke your time—wave have plenty
of room.
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R. 11. PL AISTED,
’ Something that will aid you very much
in keeping cool these hot days, and save you
money in the bargain, can be found at our
- stores in the way of a. Blue Serge Suit, all
wool, and fast color, at $8.50 and $12.00. An
Unlined Serge Coat and Vest, at $6. 00; a
Blue and Black Skeleton Coat, $3.50; all sizes
of Gray and Black Alapacas, from 01.00 to
84.00; other Coats, at 500, 75 and $1. Straw
Hats. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants are
very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and 50o; » .
good solid leather, made strong but not
clumsy.
iflMS'l'lllK BRflS.
Two < South Norwalk;
M ' Build' ,
SilillES, 'l mm N35...
2%
Hi.
You know have to be treated in a gingerly man-
ner, or they would be spoilt.
Ever think what a dainty thing a horse’s stomach
is? How carefully it has got to be treated if it b
not to he mined, and the beauty and speed of the
horse along with it.
Feeding dirty'Dats to a horse is one of the surest
ways of mining them.
I sell only the clean bright kind.
MANUELT. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Graig. Feed, Salt, etc.
Billlillll OFFIGE, SOLIIII' [Will SMILE.
BEEF IS DOWN: llole 0m lilli PRICES.
Portsrhouse Steaks, 18c. Sirloin Steaks, ids.
Round 12c. Shoulder " 311!- forlbo
Pot Roasts 5t012c. Ribroasts, 150.
Small Smoked Hana, finest
quality, i2lc. Best Creamery Butter, 250-
All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day.
PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
F. H. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND mummy save YOUR
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Cotton Sweaters,
Fast Black Books of the 25;: quality, 2 pair for
Close Rolled Silk Umbrellas. latest Style Handles, worth 32, $3.50,
31.0.
A large varietyof Negligee Shirts, Washable bin-hands, Club Hot.
Ties, Band Bows, etc, etc.
Custom lads Suite, from .18 up.
DOW
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor.
CLOTHIEB. HITTEB and FiliillSiiEil.
Mahadsmo‘ Hotel BiochSomh Norwak, h
is? Dainty Objects ”‘15
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