,hmeeithe ‘l'hlnas they see and less
in answers. soars Iorwnlh and
vial-try Daring not: Diasnnl'iloaraey-
laas as and Down rm
T0 ADVERTISERS. ,
More cannot be guaranteed the
'essseduycopyislrandedta. Ever-y m
sortabled'ortroill bemadstoaccommo-
date patrons, but change cannot be in-
‘aidairrponasarightunlascopyis sent
fishyBo’cfocJt in the afternoon of tile
lqquclmngmdemd.
The Independent Social club will meet
With Charles E Jennings, West street.
tomorrow night.
The collar for Dr J. C. Newkirk's new
house on St. John avenue, Norwalk, was
staked out Saturday.
The monthlymeetings of the South
Norwalh Board of” Councilmen and the
. various fire'companiss will be held to-
' night atBo‘clock.
Paul Schultzs, Jr, opened his new
market on Railroad place Saturday, and
did agosd business. He sells meets at
A the lowest prices.
Fred A.Hlil received a letter Saturday
from his parents, Congressman and Mrs.
E. J. Hill, who are traveling abroad.
They are now in Rome.
Contractors Maire a Lewis' spile driver
ruumed operations. yesterday, on the
work of making a retaining wall for the
tunnel which is to connect the new cast
and west-bound stations of the Consoli-
dated railroad.
The yacht Ward V. started from Bic-
kory Bluff, yesterday morning, on its
annual cruise eastward. to New London,
Block Island, Newport and other places.
On board were the owner, George R
VauAlstyne, and Orlando Allen.
James Birchard and Patrick Quinn, of
Darien, were racing, Saturday after-
noon. and at the foot of the West street
hill, Mr. Birchard attempted to pass in
front of Mr. Quinn. The carriages col-
lided, but no great damage malted.
Captain David Rasrdon, who sailed
Frank J. Bradbury’s yacht “Gertrude"
to Philadelphia, last week, and turned
herovsrtotbe parties who have leased
her for the summer, returned to his
{home in South Norwalk, Saturday night.
I .
[I Spencer Elwood, son of Mr. and lire.
/ lewis E. Elwood. of Cleveland, Ohio, is
( dangerously ill at the home of his grand.
I mu. m. and hire. w. n. Olmstead,
' Union Park. An improvement was
ported last night in the little fellew’s
“condition.
If ——Thepurest coii'ee at Lane’s restaurant-
,7’ Mrs. William Daeksm, of Barren Harsh,
,‘ presented her husband with twin babies,
Saturday night. Mother and children
are doing nicely. Mr. Dasksm is lore-
mauaad night watchman at the Dan-
bury dock, and his fellow workmen had
the pleasure of smoking cigars at his ex-
, pense. ....___._
I The services at the First Methodist
Episcopal church, during the month of
August,will be held at 10:30 in the morn-
ing and 7:30 in the evening. On Sunday.
August 11, Rev. Charles Benedict will
occupy the pulpit in the morning, and
Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough, of New
Rochelle, in the evening. On Sunday,
August 18th, Rev. A. J. Smith, of East
Norwalk, morning and evening. On
Sunday, August 35, Rev. Robert W.
Juno. morning and evening.
A party composed of Miss Grace Inland
Bronson, of Bridgeport: Miss Emma
Disbrow, of New Rochelle; Kisses Dis-
hrow and Sanford, Ilssere. Charlie
Wheeler, of Lima, Ohio, Lelandfieimer,
Spealdlug. Iitchsll, and Ifr. and Ira.
I". J. Bradbury enjoyed an outing to
Baton Point and Hickory Bind Satur-
day afternoon and evening. A delicious
report was partaken of! at the femur
place. and the occasion was one of great
pleasure.
A small but very select party went to
Saratoga last week under the guidance
of the Recreation Tourist company, for a
four-day excursion, and expressed them-
selves as perfectly delighted with the
treatment received. it is astonishing
how the company can afl‘orri to give so
much entertainment for so little money.
Thsss tours are conducted by an experi-
enced conductor who is familiar with the
route, which relieves the tourist from all
ears. Another party will leave for Sara~
toga, Lake George and Ansshis Chasm
next Ionday; also a party to the White
Imam, loaday, and Newport and
Block Island. Saturday. For full infor-
mation as to tickets lnquirs at depot or
Peck & Bishop. New Haven.
Professor n. n; Wiison‘s school is ta.
ta Cambridgefllam. .
Letter Carrier and Mrs. A. 3. Tyler, of
Gerard place, were made happy yester-
day by the arrival of a daughter.
Captain Robert J. Doyle, of Company
D, is now employed by Edward Quittner,
the North Main street libationlat.
The Kings Daughters Circle of Trinit
chuvch will hold a meeting at 0 o'clock,
Thursday night, in the Sunday school
room. ‘
lilies Minnie Sooville has resumed her
farmer position as cashier in the market
on North hiain street. now conducted by
Adams Brothers & company.
Robert Nolan has secured the privilege
of the boot blacking stands in both the
east and west-bound railroad stations,
and started business at the former place
today.
James Hyde, who was arrested at Nor-
wslk for drunkenness. Saturday morn-
ing, was tried in the afternoon and fined
36 and costs. He raised the money.
-Don't fall to hear the graphaphone
in front of the Mahackemo Hotel, to-
night at 7:30.
The Southern New England Telephone
company erected a sixty-foot e on
Marshall street, today, and will remove
their wires to it to get them ,out of the
way of the railroad.
A fire alarm gong will be placed in the
engine room of the Union Hills for the
convenience of Engineer and Watchman
George S. Aiken, who is slso engineer
of Norwalk’s lire steamer.
One day last week Mrs. Frank Becker,
of Washington street, found a gold
or through the medium of a lost adver-
tisement in 'lus SENTINEL.
bliss Augusta Brackeu,of Arch street,
will be one of six bridesmaids at the
Lamb-Harte wedding, this week Wed-
nesday. at Carbondale, Pa. Her sister,
Miss Nellie Bracken, will preside at the
organ.
—Among the leading brands of cigars
isthe Imperial Crown. Try one, at G.
S. Trowbridge dz Co's.
Each of the proprietors of the stores in
the Iabnckemo Hotel block contributed
.3 apiece toward the decorating of the
building for- the firemen’s convention,
while Landlord Walz made up the bal-
ance, about 325.
Two dogs engaged in combat in front
of Plaisted's drug store, Sunday after.
noon, caused considerable excitement in
the locality. They were finally repented
by Caterer Lane and others, and neither
appeared to have been injured in the
battle.
./7—__
The voters of the Middle Five Mile
River school district will hold a speoial
meeting tonight for the purpose of laying
a tax to defray the expenses of the new
addition to the school building. Deniol
Dunlop has been elected collector of the
district.
The one hundred and second quarterly
cinvention of the Independent Order of
Good Template of the Bridgeport district
will be held Thursday with Nonpsreil
Lodge, at Bridgeport. E. J. Taylor and
Fred Hawks will represent Washington
Lodge, of Cranbury.
A large night blooming csreas, owned
by Mrs. Lewis Johnson, of River street,
was in bloom Saturday night. it con-
tained sixteen blossoms. Through the
courtesy of Ifrs. Johnson many visitors
were permitted toeeo the plant, which
presented a very pretty sight.
-—Coifee with cream. he cup, at Lane’s
Lawrence Gregory, son of Giles A.
Gregory, of France street, while accom-
panying his father home to supper, Sat-
urday evening, ran into an iron gate at
W. B. E. Lockwoodr. on North avenue,
and it was at first feared he had broken
his shoulder blade. He was severely la-
jured, irowsver.____~
Shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday after-
noon, Hotorman Darcey, of Car No. 12,
on the West avenue line, ran into a horse
and wagon while coming down the
grade on Lamb's hill. One wheel of the
vehicle was sprung and the shafts were
broken. The turnout was owned by
Edwin Church. His sister and tire.
Hartley were in the wagon. They were
able to drive horns,howsver,sad will
present a bill for damages to the Street
Railway company, which the latter will
cheerfully pay.
--ios cream soda at lane’s.
“True and Sure."
cloud 8
' ”Marne Mora.
Each ingredient is tested before compounding, and
it must be found of the highest standard The baking
4
E,»- vs.
mated. That's why each spoonful does
lug moved from lspls street. Nurwalk,
bracelet, which she returned to the own- '
"" Tangiefoot, 2 sheets for seen .'
Excelsior, 1, “ “ ‘ lcent.
F. o. LAWTON & co“. ~
22 South Main Street.
Barnum d: Bdllsy shows outdone. The greatest show on earth for your
' money is at the NEW YORK HARKEI‘. You can live better and cheaper than
I you ever have been able to do before. Here are a few of our prices:
Leg Lamb, 12in per lb.
Lamb Chops. i2§o per lb.
Veal Chops. 14c and Ida per lb.
Prime Rib Roast, 12s to 15c per lb.
Round Steak, 12c per lb.
Porterhouse. 200 per it).
New York Market,
Frank 8. Ayers. Proprietor.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Lunar STYLE All) "1088. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the rnoroonarnro Alf.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. at. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mesd's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EDWAEFSTREET,
Great reduction all through the line.
General clearing up.
All summer goods must go, and go quickly.
Be among the first to secure the greatest bargains that
- have been oifered this summer.
You have never bought dry goods as cheap as we are sel-
ling them.
Sale commences today.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
SHillili SHERWOOD. lililEil. THE FLORENCE 3,-
CCUPIES a rtlon of E. (insowskl's store,
Fflll EXCllilSlllllS.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. Call and see the latest styles in :glng
I
a
The“l'lorenre 8." Captain Roy Comstock.
can be l‘IlIkiltri‘Fd fur excursions. Good at-
bate. caps. etc.
commodarlons. first class cabin. charter reas-
onable. Apply to the captain. or William P.
Beers. 8 2m
Fcrrqsarter Lamb. (in per lb.
Veal Cutlet, 20c per lb.
Veal Roast, 10c to 15c per lb.
3 lbs. Shoulder Steak for 25c.
Sirloin Steak, 16c per lb.
r
Mr. William Henry ilumiston.
Organist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church, teacher of
Plano, Organ. Harmony. 2;) Bayview' are
:2 3m
William Orlich is nursing a very sore
linger, caused by a bicycle.
Raymond Brothers are furnishing ma-
terial fora large contract in Ridgefleld.
Mrs. William Shelley, of 41 Lowe
street, is sick with inflammation of the
stomach.
Thomas Reynolds, of Belden street,
has accepted a lucrative position in New
York.
A daughter was born yesterday morn—
ing to ex-Councilman and Mrs. John
McMahon, West avenue
«Flags, red tire, lanterns and Roman
candles at Coleman’s newstand.
The Winnipauks defeated the Silver-
mines, Saturday, in an eleven-inning
game, by a score of 12 to 11.
Where
_.____ Experience
The Marguerite reached South Nor-
walk last Saturday night from a trip
eastward. On board were Captain Riley,
C. E. Woodward, I". W. Woodward and
Amzi Waters.
Asmail dog bit H. Joel Lowndsa, of
South Main street, on the forefinger of
his right hand, yesterday morning, mak-
ing a slight wound. Ifr. Lowndes went
to F. B. Baxter's drug store and had the
wound dressed.
Henry Tilly's shepherd dog and I. G.
Hamilton's two dogs became engaged in
an altercation on North Main street. ves-
terdsy, when William lonahan‘s bull
dog came along. He seized bir. Tilly's
dog and dragged him to Tun Summaris
new building on Washington street. be-
fore he was interrupted by Officers Glad-
stone and Pennington. Mr. Tilly's ca-
nine was sonrswhst injured.
Counts
if anywhere, is in the pre-
paration of prescriptions.
We find we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business, and believe this
tube at least half oi those
written in this city, within
that period.
These figures siiord a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience [adds noth-
ing to your expansezlibut a
good deal to your security.
The Anscnis Sentinel printstbe follow-
ing concerning a young lady who is a
frequent visitor in Norwalk: "Miss Clara
E Nelson handsemsly entertained a num-
ber of Bridgeport and other cut-of town
friends, both ladies and gentlemen, at
her home on the Seymour road,|ast night.
The members of the party, who came in.
last evening, and departed. this morning,
were congenial spirits and a delightful
reunion resulted. Among the pleasurre
was a dance in the barn, which has been
the scene of some brllisnt and happy
assemblages."
Jennie Brundage celebrated the tenth
anniversary of her birthday. Saturday,
by giving a party to several of her
friends, at her home on Connecticut avr
ass. She received some pretty prsssnts.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent with
games and music. At ii o'clock a tempt-
ing collation was served. Among those
present were Alice Day, Ella and isahsl
Bradley, Edna Buttery. Annie and
Sergio Weysrhsaussr. Basel Buttery,
Emma and Lillie Brundsgs, Joseph
Oolgsn. Ray and George (issue and
Prnidisiiruadags.
Plaisled's Drug Store
Under Mahsckemo Hotel,
3 WISHIIGTUI STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
(mull: news or siesta renal
Men
Two
PANTS AT
14 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
can
’8 Paulie.»
Tr-rrs season’s-STOCK.
NEAT AND srersr-r PATTERNS.
SERVICEABLE GOODS.
We Have Separated Them Into
Lots.
$1.49.
Many of ham are all wool. been selling al $2.50.
$l.98 LOT
Includes a great variety of patterns, many of
them selling at $3 and over.
EXTRA GOOD V'ALUE,
Yliliil MONEY BACK IF Y0" WANT IT.
Stare nucnllonlay and Saturday evenings.
unmsriiirnns.
CLOTHIERS,
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
A TRADE
would mum
BEST GRAIN
Have You Seen it ?
ll. ll. illliVEY’B
City Employment lgency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
helpln any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency. Also these desiring insi-
tlons.
Vlsntsrl Immsdlstsly.
iii" “3””? Pi?" l°x°'i‘"”°"' ”.‘i‘l
, e rs or con
...i‘i.i..tfi-v‘i‘3.ilu§naicsszs. “
Situations Wanted Immediately.
For four cashiers. six tsaleslarllss. one teach-
er. sin wlaltrasses. five chamberrnalda. two
r s.
32% North Main street. south Norwalk.
Mr. King's
Slilllllll. Hill rm
.4”...-
lisliorll. giggikii‘ilililili.
Pie-open Sent. 26.
The Salad Prepares Thoroughly for Oni-
is? or B nan.
int -nlne boys have entered college
SERMON.
u.
“ A Fulsr' li'er’ghf iv an .llmmiuatfon." Acheat t"
unirersully «lcspixcll—rclmr he is found out.
Imwrmmy people will .s'usfain the merchant in his
efforts logir‘efullweightuml value if flu? other fel;
(our only the pro-e .’ The]; lcll of a man in New Jar:
say of whom ilzms said luzu‘ouhl bitea grainof
coy/“M in (train mall-r weight. Itstrikcx me that he
But
learn to (Imrw the whole grain back into
tho bin [0 be sold over (twin. It pays to give good
r'vrlm'fur nmney.
I GIVE Full ll'er'yhf, Goml Quality, and Sell as Low
as any one in tlw business.
, ' MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BRANCH OFFICE.
SOLMANS’
LIVERY STABLE.
TO THE BICYCLISTS:
The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Steriin
your name and address on your whee , thereby identifying
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Silver. Can have
FOR SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEfl,
OPERA HOUSE 8100K. llllllilllll. Willi.
Talllor & Golden-
ilealEslale andl surance.
WASHINGTON
Persons lookln fora
with the view 0 pure
allloa‘nd examine $5113..
it every 0
prices and on easy” terms.
tall Pasture Beach
om rort Tris season.
BIA FOOD Ol‘ ALL KINDS.
Full Sirnrs Dinner, 15 Conn.
HUBBARD & REYNOLDS. W
111 But
0
invfa‘dkt’:
'ii'n them or
3.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Chan it cannot be ~
teed tiresome day copy E hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
will made to accommodate
minus, but change cannot be
istedupon as a right unless
is sent in ii o'clock
from this school: many of its graduates
are suc ii in sea.
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