a. sass tau; mm at run sssrrssus asrosrras Me i the Things The: as. and "ear I. Ions-lb. South lorwalk and Viol-It: During Their Diurnal Journey- . Ian In and Down Town. T0 ADVERTISERS. ~03:an cannot be guaranteed the madayeopyiehandedin. Every rea- mills efort will be made to accommo- kdatspatmmutchange cannot be in- ,dsteduponasarightmdesscopyis sent : tnbyflo'cloclr in the afternoon of the of, ”before changeisdesired. Herman lislmo, of North Main street, A is seriously sick with malaria. E. J. Thomas, the L. A.W. consul, hlis ‘ consented to referee the bicycle races of a the Central Labor Union on Labor Day. The Fairfield county convention of the ’Woman’s Christian Temperance Union , will be held in the Presbyterian church, Greenwich. September 25. The meeting of the Fairfisld County Clerical association is being held at Trin- ity church, Westport, today. The ladies of the church served luncheon at noon. Frank J. Dugan, of Norwalk, has ap- plied for space at the Cotton States and International Exposition, to be held in Atlanta, Ga., from September 18 to De- cember 31. The New York, New Haven and Hart- ford road will sell tickets to the encamp~ merit of the Connecticut National Guard at Niantic, (East Lyme,) good from the 12th to the 17th, for $2 30. Another load of crushed stone, which is to be placed on the macadam roads of Norwalk, arrived Saturday, and is now being unloaded at Leonard's dock. It is in two sizes—the repair and top-dressing sizes. The annual reunion of the Seventeenth regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, will take place at Roton Point, August 28th. The veterans will assemble at the depot at South Norwalk at 10 a. m., and will take the trolley cars to the Point. Town Clerk Smith has just' received a supply of the public acts passed at the last session of the Legislature. They were sent to him for distribution and any one who is interested in such matter can procure a copy by making application for one. Saturday was a red letter day for the shore resorts. Roton Point and Dorlon Point were well patronized. The num- ber of bathers at The Knob in the after- noon was unusually large. In the even- ing the regular Saturday evening dance was held. —Take the private governor‘s car of the Norwalk Tramway Co. for trolley parties. The Broad River Latter Day Saints have located on Richmond Hill, New Canadn. After Tun SENTINEL printed a history of the sect, the majority of the Broad River followers deserted them,it is said, and they found awelcome in the hearts of Broad River people no more. Robert G. Mitchell, of the South Nor— walk SENTINEL, was doing reportorial duty at the convention. This was the first flremen’s convention Mr. Mitchell ever attended, thus it was something new for him. Circulating among the firemen as he did he made many friends ——West- porter. Contractors Giles St. John dc Son are busy on the new house which G. Willis Whiteis erecting on St. John avenue. The house is of a very attractive design, containing seven rooms, with large attic. The first floor and bathroom will be finished in hard wood and the second with white pine, St. John & Son also have William Coles’ house on Clinton avenue ready for the masons. Alarge Rochester lamp in the allies of I. G Hamilton’s Warwick Hotel, fell totke floor Saturday night about 9:30 o‘clock, caused by the staple in the coil- ing pulling out. The oil ignited, and for afew minutes there was the liveliest kind of excitement. Finally acool head- ed person threw the lamp into the street, and the blaze in the room was extin- guished with a few pails of water. Frederick Hawley. a prisoner at the county jail, who escaped from the yard there on Friday last. and has not been rseen since, was servmg a three months' term for theft, committed in Newtown. He broke into the school house there a few months ago and purloined a number of tools. He is a harmless old man. He has not returned to Newtown, and the authorities have found nobody who has Louise lodge, Sons of Herman, will hold its regular monthly meeting in Ger- mania Hall, tomorrow evening. -—-Second~band wheels for cash, 85 up- wards. Fox Cycle 00. Howard Tilly, oornetist, will lead the singing in the Norwalk Congregational church, during the choir's vacation. A special meeting of Buckingham Post, G. A. R... Will be held Wednesday night at 8 o’clock to make arrangements for the proposed clambake. This morning, before Judge Hubbell, William Hadley was fined t5; and costs for drunkenness and breach of the peace. James Clark was fined $3 for drunken» ness. Commencing tonight. the butchers of Norwalk will disregard the early closing rule and keep open as usual. The break was occasioned by one or two who were dissatisfied with the scheme. -—lce cream soda at Lane's. The executors of the estate of D. P. Ely have brought suit against Dr. W. C. Burks for $250. The papers are return- able on the first Tuesday in September in the Court of Common Pleas, Bridgeport. Health Officer Tracey has made an inspection of the milk dairies in this vi- cinity. He found room forzimprovement in some of them, and has had the sur- rounding sanitary conditions improved. —Imperial Crown 10c. cigars cannot be beaten. Verdict of smokers. The city ofiicials of Norwalk have de- cided not to allow expressmen to leave their teams standing on the macadam road along Wall street. The horses soon weara hole in the roadbed where they stand. Harry Vail, the carpenter employed pany, climbed to the top of the tall flag staff on top of the car barn, Saturday af- ternoon, and gave the mast a coat of white paint. . —-Plaisted'sCompoundTalcum Powders prevent chafing. R. H. Plaisted, 43 Washington street, South Norwalk, Or. The Favorite carried about 600 pass- engers on her excursion to Pleasure Beach. yesterday afternoon. Next Sun- day the steamer will make an excursion to Bowery Bay, leaving South Norwalk at 9:30 a. m., and North Beach, on the return, at 3:45 p. m. Repu-ter Ballard, of the Hour, found a lost child on Main street, Norwalk, Saturday night, and was debating what to do with the infant, when the child‘s mother appeared on the scene and over- whelmed him with thanks. Ballard does not know yet what she was thanking him for, as he says he felt more like thanking her for taking the lost one ofi his hands. Anthony Stenger, John Mooring. Jr., John Caner, Nicholas Gilbert and Ernst Erbter went sailing yesterday. While off Keyser’s Island they concluded to take a swim. Stenger, who is not much of a swimmer, went out quite a distance from the boat. When he had returned within a few feet of the boat he became exhausted, and but for the efforts of his friends he would have drowned. He was unable to keep above water. --The purest coffee athne‘s restaurant. Saturday night a New Canaan man, whose name could not be ascertained, drove into the ditch made by the street railroad improvements on Main street, Norwalk. He was so intoxicated that he wasunabls to see a lighted lantern. The 11 o'clock car to Winnipauk, in charge of Motorman Lane and Conductor Gray, came near running him down. They were obliged to stop and help get the turnout out of the dili'li. The fellow then drove off. .. -A contract to furnish W. A. Bene- dict dc 00., our leading Clothiers, with six bicycles of standard and reputable makes. to be given away, has just been awarded the Fox Cycle Co. At the lust annual meeting of the Can- nectirut department, G. A. R , a vote was passed that all past department commanders of the state who had not been provided with resolutions from the department should have such resolutions engrossed and presented to them. The resolutions,on being engrossed in Bridge- port.will be received by the past depart- ment commanders as soon as they are completed. Judge Taiutor, of Hartford, has just received his copy,the testimonial being a handsome one. seen anything of him. Iv [sonwana saws on mourn race] “ Pure and Sure." land's. auras Mona. Biscuit, cake, pot pies and buns, Dumplings, puddings, Sally Luns, Muffins, waffles, griddlecaltes, The very best it always makes, by the Norwalk Street Railway com-~ - . ..t, 2 sheets for 3 cents. Excelsior. 1 “ “ 1 08’“- ‘F. o. LAWTON 8.500. 22 South llialn Street. Says it’s Good _————o—&w—-~—- The cook will be pleased with the meat we send you and you will be satisfied. We are proud of the fact that we have the best and most critical line of custom- ers in South Norwalk, and that we al- ways satisfy them. _ Newhiiharke F. S. AYERS. PlillPlllETllll. JAdIisows PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LATEST STYLE AID FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and,to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) ART. LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES. E. ill. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Mead‘s Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Coal. M EDWARD STREET, 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 offered this summer. You have never bought dry goods as cheap as we are solo ling them. Sale commences to d sy. EDWARD STREET, NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - , - NORWALK. Silllflll SHERWOOD. llilllEll. CCUPIES a rtlon of E. (iusowskl‘s store, corner of i all and Water streets. Nor— walk. Poll and see the latest styles in spring hats. caps. etc. stilt M}. William Henry llumiston. ”U“ Organist and Director fililllll Norwalk Congregational church, teacher of Plano. Organ. Harmony. 230 Ravvlew ave , Terms‘ Si ill )er three-t uarlrr hour lesson. l in advance; 1:! essons for lintll, i 5‘2 :lm F——————-——-————_____.‘__.____._ , Tllli NEW WOMAN. She Comes to Town on a Bicycle From up Wilton Way. The new woman has struck Norwalk at last. She came into town yesterday afternoon on a bicycle, dressed in agrsy costume. the size of the bloomers being much reduced. Her companion was a dude, ifa “dandy" bicyclist can be called Where such. He were black velvet knicker- bochers and a light blue outing shirt. Exnerience with a firming red necktie which sported ~ astoneloolring something like the top counts of the-stopper of a vinegar cruet. She also wore a shirt of the same color and a companion necktie to that of her escort. He was leak and cadaverous, while she was rather stout and good looking, with aform that made the Sunday strollers turn and look twice,ihe bald—headed boys especially. As they drew up to the curb in front of Hale’s drug store, he asked her if she wouldn’t like some sodawattr, and she replied: “Naw, I would rather have a beer. “But it is Sunday, and we can'tget beer here," he replied. "Don't you know the ropes," she ask— ed, and he sorrowfully shook his head, vouchsaflng no other reply. “Well, then, give me a cigarette," she said, and we will return borne. The cigarette was soon forthcoming from a dainty silver case, and striking a match where not every woman can, she jumped on her wheel and started off. pulling the smoke heavcnward like a veteran. Her companion followed and they were soon out of sight around the bend on Main street. The couple were seen at Roton l'oint earlier in the after- noon, and a reporter learned that they are a couple of theatrical people board- ing up Wilton way. 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'lthis to be at least half _of those written in this city, within that period. These figures all'ord a pretty good argument why you should bring such work to us. Our experience .adds noth- ing to your expense: ibut a good deal to your security. It Plaisled’s Drug Store Under Mahaclremo Hotel, 3 wrsumtmi sum. South Norwalk, Conn. ROWAYION. Freddie Seymour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seymour, died yesterday of dys- entery. at his home on Lenox Hill. The funeral will be held at 4:30 this after- noon. , Mr. and Mrs. Myers and family, of New York city, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. White, returned to their home today. Miss E. Louise Stevens, of Main street, i'l visiting her classmate, Miss Grace E. Snow. of Currytown, N. Y. Mrs. Scott is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Whitney, of Dorian. Auzler—My watch is one of the cheap est makes, but it hasn’t varied a second in the last three months. Dialer—It seems almost incredltabls, dosn't ii? Bul- germ—0h, I don't know about that. "You see, it’s been stopped all that time, ,, .1 "+0.... We Have Separated Them TW'o Lots. PANTS AT 96 l .49. Many of them are all wool. been selling at $2.50. $I.98 LOT Into Includes a great variety of patterns, many of them selling at $3 and over. EX'I‘RA GOOD V’ALUE, llllill MONEY BACK IF lllll WANT IT. Slum llllflllllllllilil and Saturday evenings. nonunion, CLOTHIERS, 14 South Main street, South Norwalk. Masonic Building, Norwalk. A TRADE SERMON. =5 “ .l Fulm' ll'e'ighl is un rllmilil'lllltl'ml." Acheat is universally duelila‘ml—irlmz lie is found out. But howrmmy people will sustain the merchant in his (‘flbl‘ls to givifull weight mu! value if the other fel,‘ low curs thew-ice 3 Tlu‘y fell Ufa man in .‘VewJer: ~91] of (claim 1'! was said M would bilea grain of cow in. two to main) weight. It strikes me that he would soon learn to throw the whole grain back into fln' bin to be sold owr again. Ilpays to give good Tulucfor money. I GIl'H Full ll'eiglit, Good Quality, and Sell as Lou! (mil/1]] one in the business. ‘ EMANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. BRANCH OFFICE, SOLMANS’ LIVERY STABLE. , . TO THE BIGYGLISTS: Have You Seen It ? The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market, BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterlin Silver. Can have our name and address on your whee , thereby identifying it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made. Fllli SALE BY A. w. AUSTIN, lEWELEll, OPERA HOUSE BlUBK. llllllllllli. CONN. L c. H. Home City Employment Agency. Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent lielpln any capacity can obtain the same at the above agency. Also those desiring posi- lions. lisntsd Immediately. First class cook and waitress. none but those having best of references need up il‘y. Good :oslllons to the right parties. TH) LAU. DRESSES. situations Wanted Immediately. For four cashiers. six ,snlesladlcs, one teat-li- or. six waitresses, five cliarubermitlils, two nurse girls. . to North Main street. South Norwalk. fleaIEstaleandlnsurance. WASHINGTO!‘ STRIKE. Persons looking fora lot. or house and lot with the view 0 purchasln .are invited to call and examine our list. e have them for sale in every part of the city at rsasonabll prices and on easy terms. . amt! Cali Pasture Beach ores rou rim season. SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS. Full Shore Dinner, 15 Cents. HUBBARD do REYNOLDS. Proprietors. in am .-IS lllr. King’s SBHfllll. Hill BflYS Moat... Bellinnl. ~giggling];Sillillllllll, Re—onen Sept. 26. The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col- ls our Business. lnty-nlne boys have entered college fromtils school: many of its graduates are successfully straw in business. BOYS ARE It Elli AS SOON AS THEY CAN Rll‘. D. Small classes: lmll- vldual attention. Tuition. $10.) to aim. TO ADVERTISERS- Changes cannot be oran- teed the same day copy 13 hand- ed in. Every reasonable effort will be made to accommodate atrons, but change cannot be nsisted upon as a right unless cop is sent in b 2 o'clock Circulars with references on a llcatlon. , mean U. KING, rincipal. int oafwmoon oft a day no- iv 12 a... dime change is desired. Mon’flants. . THIS -~srsaso"a’s) STOCK. NEAT AND STYLISH PATTERNS. SERVICEABLE GOODS.
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