Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 6, 1895 · page 5

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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; Assn was born yesterday to Iir. and
Use. an. Louder. colored, of Norwsik.

, I: There will be an invitation sociable It
the Norwaik Lawn Tennis club’s casino,
mim- ____
J. L. Sweatmsn has resigned his posi-
, > lion as night operator at the old depot, to
.4 take effect Sunday.

The Y. P. S. C. E., of the Norwalk
Congregational church has voted to con-
» , tributetiitothe Norwalk hospital fund.

~31: pounds of extra salt pork for
4 50s., at Hayes’ Market.

Colonel Frost has given Company D a
porcelain clock to be competed for in the
athletic games at the Fair Grounds.

Grocer Charles E. Seymour has had
one of his wagons overhauled and very
beautifully lettered by Luther Wright.

Ephraim Brown, father of lire. G. W.
Merritt and Mrs. Theodore Brush, of Nor-
walk, lies at the point of death at his
home In Milford.

~Coifee with cream, 5c cup, at lane’s.

Some of the Norwalk friends of George
E. Cram, of the Yale freshmen crew,
gave a dinner in his honor at Cal! Pas-
tureheach, Thursday night.

Reuben Olmstead, station agent at Wil-
ton. formerly ticket clerk at the Norwalk
depot, has been confined to the house the
past week, the result of an accident on
Saturday.

A special train to the Christian En-
deavor convention will leave South Nor-
walk July 10th at 11:12 o'clock. Tickets

for the round. trip will be good from the ,

8th to 81st inst.
~Lateet yacht caps, at O‘Brien’s.

Mr. and hirs.E.S.Bennstt,late of South
Norwaik, are managing the Hillside
boarding house at Georgetown for the
canon. They already have several guests
from New York.

George W. Hunter, Jr., of East ave-
nue, will leave Norwalk on Tuesday for
Buuard’e Bay, where he will take a five
weeke’ course in embryology at the
Marine Biological Laboratory.

—Fbr Job Printing, go to Gsrdntr,
corner Wall and Water streets.

 

Pioneer Hook and Ladder company, of
Westport, has appointed John Robinson
as delegate, and Henry Ochs as alternate,
to represent the company at the State
Fireman's convention in South Norwalk,
in August.

If the weather is favorable it is expec-
ted that religious services will commence
in the orchard at Bell Island. Sunday
afternoon at 4 o’clock. The Rev. Mr.
Slater will probably preach. Sunday
school will also he held.

~Ics cream soda at Lane’s.

' At the annual meeting of the Platte-
ville Water company, held at Plattsvills,
N. Y , the following oiiicers were elected
for iheensulng year: President, A. J.
Maker; vice president, J. D. Klmmey;
secretary, B. W. Maples; treasurer, Ed-
win 0. Keeler; superintendent, Marin
Osmbsriin.

A large number of the members of the
Young Ken’s T. and L. society, of Dan-
bary, are spending the week at Bell
Isiand,where they have rented a cottage.
The party entertained a number of guests
over the Fourth, and it is expected the
week's outing will be brought to a close
with a hop.

Theodore H. Olsen now has a shoe
storodtted up in a manner which he
may justly feel proud of. This week the
interior and exterior were beautifully
decorum in white by Artist Decker,
makings most attractive finish. A set
of mlrrorshssbeenpiscsd in each die
play window, reflecting the neat and
well made shoes exhibited therein. It is
- "idsnnylfr.01ssn’s intention to keep
his store right up to date, and not to be
outdone by my other concern.

~Siraw hats classed at O'Brisns.

 

he PW HJI at qul “F's “Em.
tieeker and Hire Josephine Jennings, of
Camp street, are seriously ill.

 

William London committed a brutal

assault upon lfr. and llrs.. William 4

J osepb, at Winnipsuk, Thursday night
~hisn and boys' straw hats, at O‘Brienr.

William Lauder is pitching and George
Lauder, is_ playing second base with the
Iicridens In their game with Hartford
this tftsrno an, in Hartford.

Comrades of 0. S. Ferry Command,
U V U., are requested to meet Monday
night at 3 o'clock, at the office of James
L'Hommsdieu, Washington street, for
special business.

All wheelwomen who rode in Norwalk
before 1892 are invited to become mem-
bers of the Pioneer Whrelwomen's club,
which-will be organized at the rseideaee
of Miss Faunetta Roselssscs street, lion-
dny night.

~Imperial Crown cigars do give satir-
fsction because they are first-class. Try
one at G. S. Trowbridge & Co. ’scigar
emporium.

The trout season for 1895 closed Julyl.
The prolonged drouth has kept the brooks
so low for the entire season that but few
good catches have been reported. 'The
absence of sportsmen probably sugurs
well for next year.

A man named Lymer called at Dr.
Coburn'e oiiice last night, with his right
hand cut open. The physician was
obliged to take several stitches in the
wound. The man said he fell off the
piazza of a store on the bridge.

~Bluefish are So. a pound (we never
sell them after they have turned green),
at Ha'ves' Market.

M. Albert Scull, vice president and
general manager of the Lawrence Ce-

ment company. and wife, are spending a ‘

few days at The Iiaplss, with lfr. sad
lfrs. W. T. Raymond. The Iawrencs
Cement company is one of the largest
concerns in this country, as they manu-
facture about two-thirds of all the Rosen-
daie cement that is used here.

Alexander Toucci. a North Main street
boy, was shooting off firecrackers on the
Fourth, and lighted one and threw it
under a alone. As it did not explode at
once he supposed it had gone out, and
bent over to further invert‘gate. At that
instant tile cracker exploded and the
stone was thrownin the lad’s face, strik-
ing him in the mouth and cutting his
lips quite badly.

—-You can buy 5 lbs. of choice break-
fast bacon, for 50 cents. at Hayes' ki‘k’t.

How easy it all is, especially when we
have some one else to suggest what to do
and just how to do it. Modes and Fab-
rice for July, distributed by the Norwalk
Boston store, tells what is needed for the
heated term; what you need if you are
going to the country, mountains or see-
shore. If you stay at home, your com-
forts are also looked after by this ever
watchful periodical.

H. G. Trowhridge will sal on the
Cunard steamer Umbria. today, under
engagement to the Eastern Exploration
and Exploitation company, of London
England, to proceed to Java, Sumatra,
Borneo, or Phillipine Islands, as the
company may direct, to drill wells fcr
petroleum. His contract is for one year's
time, which may be extended if the
company should require it.

0. L. Bsssett. the lightning rod agent,
had a narrow escape from a big tumble
while adjusting the protectors on Hoyt
Broihers' new barn in New Canaan. The
roofs are of slate and were very wet, and
Mr. Bassett made a misstep and fell. He
managed to grasp one of the frail up-
right rods in time to save himself.
although his weight bent it nearly
straight. He thinks himself lucky to es-
cape with a few bruises.

-Buy your brown derbys at O‘Brien's.

For a general stock of clothing and
gents’ furnishings hi. Davis’ store in the
Mahacksmo Hotel block is most come
plete. He makes a specialty of custom-
rnsde suits and trousers and guaran-
tees a perfect fit. Ifr. Davis is’ a
conscientious, reliable clothler, and his
goods can be depended on every time.
His large and increasing business do.
mands that his store be kept open even-
ings until 9 o'clock, a fact that the public
evidently fully appreciates, as many
people are unable to do their buying be-
fore evening.

 

 

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“Pure and Sure. ”

 

and no one will let you know it quicker
worth trade with up-to-dste people. We

high prices it is your own loss not ours.‘

FREE AND PRO

DONOVAN'S BLOCK.

Combine the LATEST STYLE AID FINISH.

(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.)

EDWARD

 

to do.

500 line, at 42c; 75c ii 4', at 600.;
The stock comprises the very choic

crowds of later in the day.

EDWARD

NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,

F. D. LAWTON & CO.

22 SOllth Main Street.
BEEF is DOWN

JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS

 

than we. If you want your money's

are ever on the lookout for bargains and

when we get a bargain our patrons get the benefit of it. If you continue to pay

Come and get our prices and we will

guarantee that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it.

MPT DELIVERY. .

FRANK S. AYERS,
Piiili'iiliillll III THE new vonx MARKET.

I WASHINGTON STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.

and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! An‘l‘.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.

E. m. Jackson. Photographer.

58 Wall Street, Norw‘alk, Conn.

STREET,

 

For a Founh of July Offering

We intend to give you a surprise that you might expect the first of August, when
stocks are low and sizes brokri’o but not in the height of the season as we propose

Commencing today V _ tfler you our entire stock of Ladies’ Shirt Waists:

98c line, at 75c; $1.25 line, at 81.

est styles and makes in the market, and

would advise those that can, to come early as possible, so as to avoid the great

STREET,

NORWALK.

 

 

Silliilil SHERWDOIJ. IiiTiEli.

CCU PIES a rtion of E Gusowski‘s store.

corner of all and Water streets. Nor—

walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hats. caps. etc. aaltf

llr. Willlsm Henry ilumlsicn.

Ornanist and Director South Norwaik
Congregational church. teacher of

Plano. Organ, Harmony. 20 Bnyvijew3 3.“
W
ROWAYTON.

In the Baptist church, tomorrow morn-
ing, the pastor will preach on "One
Man's Sin—its Result." At the close of
the morning service the ordinance of the
Lord’s supper will he observed and new
members received into the church.
Evening subject, “From Death to Life."
Y. RS C. E. meeting at 6:45, led by
Miss Sarah Jack. Topic, "The Ten Com-
mandments in Our Lives."

At the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church, tomorrow morning, the pastor's
theme will be “Children of Promise.’
In the evening he will preach on "Manly
Courage and the Present Demands."
Epworth League prayer meeting at 7
o‘clock in the evening. Subject, “Turn'
ing Water to Wine."

F. Boylston yesterday made a large
shipment of invalid chair stock to Phila-
delphia. The recent rains have filled
Cbasmar’s pond, and the factory is en-
abled to run several weeks more.

The condition of Mr. Coouey, of New
York, who last month leased J. D. Kim-
mey’s cottage at Pine Point, is very se-
rious. He has pneumonia.

If. B. Gus Gussenrcde, cashier at the
Boton Point Hotel. has resigned his po-
sition, and yesterday, with his wife, re-
turned to New York city.

Selectmen Raymond and Dsskam and
John Bodwell and family, of South Nor-
wslk, were the guests, Fourth of July,
of Selectman Thomes

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Overlon, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. If. Corbett,
Main street, returned to Brooklyn today.

kiissee Nellie and Ida Stewart, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and lire. B.
Arthur Griilln.

Thomas 6: Lynch are making improve-
ments to the St. John place on liain
street.

Eddie Stevens has launched his two

 

Bail.”

Kr. and lire. iiichard H. Boylston
have returned from a visit in Bridgeport.

islning her parents from Brooklyn.
lag the week in New York.

John avenue to Dsrien.

Miss Edith Alwsy went to New York
today to visit friends.

for'Sobaghtiooke.
painted.

sick.

canoes, "The Old Bald" and “After the

Mrs. Walter Sharer has been enter-
kfr. and lire. George Stiles are spend-

William lice moved today from St.

Mrs. K. Ackart left town this morning
Charles Iowndss has had his fence re-

Gsorgs Stiles, of St. John avenue, is

While riding .. his bicycle yesterday

SOUTH llilllliilli Silllliis Billli
iITEliEST llilTliiE.

Sor'm Nonwanx, Conn, June 26, 1895.

AT i.ix°fii3’iii.‘.“§ 87.23%? ‘23 335031125;

of interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum
was declared for the six months endin ly

J u
i, 1395. payable on and after July 10. 1803.111-
terest not drawn will be credited to accounts
and draw interest from J oi;
JOHN \APPS 9'i‘ reasurer.

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;HEALTH HINTS;

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Cleanliness
Is next to
Godliness.

No two persons think alike
about soap—one favors perfume
another no scent at all, and so,
on. There are two best sea in
the market: The best wit out
scent and the best with scent.
We keep both kinds.
You can have our advice or
choose to suit the fancy.
Hereis a price or two: Pears’
So“: 10 cents a cake; Butter-
mil Sosp,5cents.

R. H. PLAISTED.
DRUGGISI‘.

 

 

.Boyss- _ Long - Pant "" suits

 

$6.43
“I E.HALF THE osItIIIL PRICE

Another Lot at $3.48

We have all sizes from 15 to 18 years. All we have to say is,
they are just as big value as the men’s we are selling at
$10.00. Did you see them? Anyone in need of
clothing should come to our

Great Mid-Summer

iii-HALF PRICE Blaming so

Evrry Garment Guaranteed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you are not satisfied with your purchase when y u get home
bring it back and get your mon

liliMSTllili Bills

TWO STO RES.

 

 

14 South Main Street, Masonic Building,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
A").
m
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would be'IIpeedy, active and handsome if its stom—

ach was treated in a correct manner. Proper
treatment of the stomach makes a proper horse.
Good, clean oats make a proper stomach.

You‘d ltfii how to make a poor horse good—its ,4
all' In the feed—if you traded here awhile. At least /
, ou'd find out.

MANUEL T. HATCH,

15 MARSHALL smunn.
The Leading Grain Dealer.

BEST FEED BRANCH OFFICE.
F OR HORSES SOLMANS'

AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE.

 

 

BEEF Is DOWN: llole numlow Film.

Porterhouse Steaks, 180. Sirloin Steaks, .441“,

Round 12c. Shoulder " 3 lbs. fotflc

Pot Roasts, 5to 12c. Ribrossts, 1

Small Smoked Hams, finest \
quality. 12in. Best Creamery Butter,

 

All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day.

PEOPLE’S MARKET,

13 NORTH MAIN smear, SOUTH NORWALK, 001m.
‘ r. n. BRADBURY, Proprietor.

 

 

Two - Different - Meanings.
LOW PRICES I CHEAP GOODS I

We have always combined the former with goods of a high standard of
quality, and will continue as we have in the past to entirely Ignore the latter.
We especially refer you today to a few broken lots of
LIGHT SUMMER SUITS,

that formerly sold at from 310 to .16 now marked

$7 .30.

Come and see them now. They will not be here next week as we have
put a GO price on them.
Just the weather for that
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 26c, 500.

Open every evening until 9 o clock.

Davis, the Tailor.

 

 

 
 
 

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spring treks and W his abdo-
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Mshacismo Hmslaliloci, South Nowell. ti

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