. n no to W .
, photomu- chaotic imam. and
Win. died, tnddenly at billions “ii
at Blakeley was one, of tho lar-
.. ll (tigflyieaijefl and verbal» {our cl
shell known in the city. For men
ii a quarter. of a century Blakeley ‘hu'
_ choline-n in .New York. During all
that he never missed nominally In
,, . lending his store. It was his halal;
mu his place himself at. 7 o’clock every
morning. and it. was closed promptly ill
who came hour each night.
Ho came to this country from Englanc‘
penny in his pocket. He learned the to
. bacon business and finally startod on lull
own account. He was about 55 years ole
‘ and Iomewbat ccccatrlc. He always madl
anoint oi sowrlng from his customer!
any soiled bills thcy bud and exchangin
: them for now bills. The old bills ho woulc
, lend to his bank and always demandotl
~ clean bills in return.
. Blukcly was a popular man with tht
letter carriers and wins instrumental in or-
ganizing the movement which scoured
night hours' work for the lottor carriers.
, He leaves a wlt'o and family and a fox-tum
estimated at $150,000.
THE LATEST SEA EERPENT. ‘
Th1. Reptile flu Short Logs and a Head
Like it Hog.
‘ 'CITY ISMXD. N. Y.. Aug. l7.-Captair
Burns of the ilshing Htcmubont Montaull
' came in last: night and told tho latest. son
' serpent story. No said that. while tht
, Montauk was on a cruise bound west.
' three miles cast; of Eaton’s neck. the boai
mu him a big son acrpcnt.
Captain Burns said that tho'iorce oi
the collision. broke the flange from the
paddle wbccl. Humid tho head of the
monster was the shapo of a hog. and that
it; had large cyos. and that when it turned
over in the water he noticed it had small
legs.
Captain Burns estimated this latest son
monster to be nearly 100 loci. in length.
Captain Burns added that the members
01 his crow wcro all sober mob, and that
they would all confirm his statement.
Pickpockets In Bufl'alo Bill's Wake.
DUBOIR. Pu., Aug. 17.-——Tho Buflulc
Bill uggrogation was accompanied by tho
boldest. and most active gang of pickpock-
etc that ever infested a community. B.
K. Fishcr, o. hotel nmn. says he was robbed
of 82.700. J. S. Oswald was rclicvod 02
$150 and checks mnounting to acvcro.
hundred moro. whilc scorcs of other per
sons lost amounts ranging from $2 to 25.
His Body Ground to 3 Pulp.
YORK, Pll., Aug. iii—Jacob Wilholm.
aged 50 yours, mot with u horrihlo dcutb
in lowcr Windsor township. Ho was hand-
ing sbcuvrs from n mow to n follow our
ploycc who was i‘ocding u thrasher whvi:
he fell licudl‘orvmost lntothc mnchino nm
was instantly killed. liis logs and th.
lower part of his body wcro ground ulmosi
to pulp.
Our First [Jun 01 Smokeless Powder.
Ni-zwroii'r, R. 1.. Aug. l7.—-—0rdors have
been rcccivcd at. the torpedo station to
haven large consignment of smokclcss
gunpowder ready {or shipment on Sept. 1
to be uscd by tlu- North Atlantic squad-
ron. This will he tho first time in tin
history of tho ‘(Initcd Stutcsnury whru
war vessels will utilize the new product.
Coin Press to Go to Atllnll.
Pnii.Am:i..rniA. Aug. 17.-—Coinor Mor-
gan of tho mint is pri-pnring toship to At»
illnta the pro-as that was. soul. to tho World's
fair and on which so many souvenir med-
als were struck oil‘. It will ho uscd in
making tho lill'iiilirl for the Atlanta (-xpo
sition. 'l‘hvso will be of copper bronze in
a handsome drsign.
Child's Miraculous Escape.
CAPE MM. Aug. lT.—~Allwrt Phillips.
the S‘ycnr-old son of liussvil Phillips oi
Alexandria. Vin, I-itlirr jumpcd or tell
from a train going at. tho rate oi 4o miles
an hour. uud. strungc to my. tho little ici-
low not only vsrupod instant. death. but
was not injurod in tho slightest degree.
Treasury (llncluls Agree-lily lint-prised.
WAsnm.’l'ox. Aug. lT.—’l‘rcnsury oil‘l‘
einls wrro advised from New York that
8000.000 in g: dd had been withdrawn fol
export. whichlvuws thi- gold rcsorvoni
”08.151.008. 'l‘ho tmmu-y oiliciuls wore
agreuibiy nurprisod at tho smullucss oi
the day's witiulruwuls.
Working on Full Tllno.
SlIAlloKn‘. i’u.. Aug. l7.—~'l‘ho lluion
Con] mmpuuy hm Hturiod ilio Hickory
ridge and Hickory mvump minus on full
Mnic. (“it'l'iillfl lulu mou and boys. All tilt
Othcrminrs in tho Simmokin rnuliioidl
will also work full tlmo this month.
lel’t Did Not. Know Ilrmlio.
NEW Yum», Aug. l7.-—-«.\iuyor Swift oi
Chicano rm'olvml an invitation from Stow
‘Brodlv tonh’ii l'hinotowu and tho llom-ry
undcr tho pommui dim-lion of tho lirldm
jlllnpvr. lull did not. ucwpt it. llo Hllill
that. ho did not. ltuow ilrmllv.
Ago Limit of Printers Ill-moved.
Wlsinyo’rox. Aug.l?.~"l‘lw rlvli m'rv-
ice ommnisnlon hux practically docidod ii.
romovo Um "no limitation of 4&- your:
from tho rvmdntloim applying to cxmni-
union for tho govt-runwnt. printing olllco.
Died of Yellow Favor.
NEW Youn, Aug. i7.—-—llurt lit. llydc oi
Rockvillo. (2mm. who was transferred
from Hoi’hnnnn to Swlnimriw island nui-
fcring from yoliow furor. diml yostmrdny.
Hyde arrived from Havana on tho 12th.
Socialist» Worn Toinnltuom.
Bhvnnlllfi. Aug. l7.~’l‘bomlucot.ion bill
hill Wood ltn around mulling by a vote oi
81 to or. Tho tumult coined by tho so
“allots won on grout that tho prmldcni
was forced to nunpcnd “to sitting.
To Meet In December.
WAsnmmrs. Aug. lT.-Sonntnr (lur-
tcr, chairman of ilm nail-moi ltopuhlli-un
‘commltlco. .‘ileii that tho molding of (in
committo will tukc piano in this cltyizi
Minimum.
Would no murderer oml lotcldm
lam. 9.... Aug. l?.-».lolm mm"...
M his wife in tho acct: and thou rut id‘.
own throat. The woman may rowvor.
Eli utmost. blatantly.
aid aim ' "
and landed at Castle Gordon without l ‘
Glove-Mull
company «ch mm
. “v"
tiff-CHILD'S APR'JE.’
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Blue and white broken checked ging-
ham made this serviceable and protective
apron, which is plainly finished without
decoration of any kind. A square yoke
forms the upper portion. which is
fitted by shoulder seams and furnished
with hams in back. where it closes with
buttons and buttonbolea. The (all front
and back are gathered at the top with a
narrow heading. and jiined to the lower
edge of yoke. falling in graceful iullneu
to the bottom of the dress skirt.
The broad sash ties are inserted in the
under arm seams. holding the fullness
at the waist in back under prettily loop
ed bows and ends,
The full bishop sleeves arc gathered
top and bottom. waistbaads oi cordI
widthhhrouah which the bands can i---
easily slipped). iinihimz the wrists. A
standing. collar or band finishes the met .
The utility and durability of these
aprons make them popular With mothers,
as In hot weather ihry can mke the place
of a dress for morning and ordinary
WPRF.
Dainty aprons may be made in this
style from white diunty. nainsook. lawn
or cross-barrel muslin. and trimmed with
embroidery or lacs edition.
Patterns cut. in (our sizes, 4. 0. 8 and
10 mars.
Retail price 25 cents.
Matt-rial 36 Inches wide:
EVENING SENTINEL 00llPIIil
surname m on “man ANY
star. or no. «31):.
Cut. this out. all in your name and addre-
and mail or take to
Sturtevant’s Bargain Hausa.
NAME
PATTERN No. 8301. SIZE ........... -18
This tampon and 12 cu. will secure abo
worn at. Hturtevaut‘s. North Main and
on street». South Nor-walk.
W
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.. «km _ N
mm byth we cw
prounswonrhdy‘nmwot their
‘ very newest and 0|)th potions of
garments. Full and explicit “motions
for putting together the garment. oc-
M handsome plate 3le lunchtime
clario- Mn devoted In tho bud».-
oi the company.
Min commonly mud dis.
play of tho urinal goods which tho
om curios. Titan are shown hm
lovers! I'm cl tho Richmond Stove
Co's ‘hot water and mom boat-n,
both portable and I"... well a hot
air furnaces. andllooonum of Richv
ordaon & Boyuton's celebrated crumble
and m ranges. allot which are curled
in stock in dlflareut Ii; .- A large
variety of radiators Is also on exhibition.
At one side is a handsome duplay oi
porcelain and compositionjuhtubs in
alishlpes, water-closets. morbid bowls.
kitchen sinks. wash trsyw. tile and mor-
ble walnsoottlng and flooring for bath-
rooms, shower baths and manuals. All
the goods shown in this department are
of high class. such well-known makes no
Peck Bros. 6500. oi New Haven, and
the Standard “lg. 00.. at Pittsburg,
being represented. A complete line of
house furnishing goods is also carried.—
Commercinl Record
Easy to take. sure to cure. no pain,
a...
On the tint floor ”
nothing to dread. pleasant little pills.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. Best for
sick headache. bilionsnees. sour stomach
and constipation. “E. P. Weed and G. C.
Wilson.
My boy wu taken with a discus re-
sembling bloody flux. The first thing I
thought of was Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two
doses of it settled the mailer and cured
him souudand well. I heartily recom-
mend this remedy to all persons cutler-
iufi iroma like complaint.‘ I will an-
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is inciosed. I refer toany county
official as to my reliability. Wm
Roach. J. P., Primroy. Campbell 00.,
Teen. For sale by G. C. Stilison. drug-
gist.
Diarrhoea should be stopped promptly.
It. soon becomes chronic. DaWitt's Colic
and Cholera Cure is etfectivo. sale and
certain. Hundreds of testimonibls bear
twitness lo the virtue of this great medi-
cine. It can always be depended upon;
its use saves time and money. E. P.
4 veers. 2%
yards: 8 years. 3 yards; 10 years. 3} yards.
COLUMBHS—Thcy almou Av.
“Wilma
”I
§ Bicycling for
Women
Physicians recommend bicycling. Dame
Fashion says it is “good form.” Two
i“
new models for women’s use in“, . m
”I Columbia Bicycles I“
m ‘ m
Weed and G. S. Btillsgu.
"I know an old soldier who had
chronic dim-bun of long standing to
have been permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di;
arrhosa Remedy." says EdwardSbumpik,
a prominent druggist of Minneapolis,
Minn. "I have sold the remedy in this
city (or over seven years and consider it
superior to any other medicine now on
the market for bowel complaints." 25
and 50 cont bottles ' 0! this remedy for
sale by G. C. Stillson. druggist.
-——-—-——-——v—-‘—
T!) ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot in guaranteed the
mablacflorlwill bemadctoacoommo-
lay before change is dab-ad.
MOBIL 41 COLUMN.
Mons}. 42 Common.
prim-480, 960, $50.
Band M
Oat-lune.
mo It on:
Columbia
Agency. or
by mail M
m cm:
\
.-
Model 42 COLUMBIA has been especially designed
for the many ladies who prefer to wear knicker-
bockers rather than cumbersome skirts.
Ladies’ wheels also in HARTFORD Bicycles at lower
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mowdayoopyishandedin. Emu m
datepahuna.buichange cannot be in-
sideduponaaarightunlesaoopyis mu
inbySo’clock in the afternoon, of the
““0 '. ‘
WOMthlmmflw
W'iiliilii’
Ilka-thonvsllut. unknuntudnefllhm
drinhlul world. ,
WILLIAMS & CW1! 00.. W000!!-
ld'xunlnor In .
II. S. Patent 00“,
u h 1816 to 1883.
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOB'I‘. (1011109
Patent Medicines
EASY Alli) PLEASANT T0 TIKE.
AT OUR PRICIF.
iii “0T. "“0 NOT T0 TAKE.
' $1.1!)
Hood's Bonaparllla, .00
Ayen’ Sarcaparilla, .
Dana's Sanaparllla. .07
Cuticnra Bosolvont. .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nervura, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria. .75
kinds Cele? Compound. .05
Brandroth’s ills. .12
Alcock’s Plasters. .10
Benson’s Capeice Planters. .12
Castoria. .28
Carter’s Pills, .18
Atwood‘s Bitters, .18
Bldam's Microbe Killer, qts., .15
Badam’s Microbe Killer. gal. jam. 8.50
Yankee Lung Soother. .80
ion. i}. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
.hmccca.°i.c~w
67 tosupplying the Best. the Handsomest
lull lust llll Boilers.
.i'hivifiw. may
or
'0 .
ma.
NEW hill! 03‘ >
My Barring“ and iisirlnntm
AT
Raymond 8: Sons.
. Successors w m 1!. Raymond.
furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
l0 and II lain ltroot. low-ll. 0t.
Bald-non. 8 Barium 21m
‘loluihono. 77-4.
IN ADDITION
and, quality considered, the Cheapest
Wall Paper in Norwalk. we woke a fea-
ture of Artisto' Materials and fine
Picture Mouldings, which we have on
hand in profuse varieties. Always hear
us in mind in connection with the
three features mentioned. By concentrat-
ing our etforts on these few lines
we are enabled to give you better service
than any one else bereabouts.
l2 Washington Strut
BEST
QUALITY.
wuuumo rum mum
SUIBEIJI unmet.
N0. II WASHING!“ 8
Over Post. Dillon.
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
JUNE 16.1895.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWAId!
FOLLOWS:
FOR Now YORK: h
A M.—520ex.530ex.615|c.6
b51ex.821ex.9(Bex.930-c,9
l 37101. PAL—~12 52 ex. 1 11.0. 3
mac. i20ex. billet. 6mm. 0
35ex.8llac.loa!ac.12532x.
_ SUNDAYS.
A.M.——l253ex.5200x.53)¢x.915ac. PJI
—61Uex.,7|231ex.028nc.
O
For: Nzwzliavu:
A. M.——103ex.120¢x. 682cc. 738-0. “0
9 11 ex. 10 120x. l100 ex. ll 44 so. P.
ex. 1 «inc, 24? ac to Hridxcport. am am"!
ac. 5071ex.omac. 62! ac. 710 ex. 728”
Bridgeport. 8 41 so. 9 41 ac. 11 15 In.
SUNDAYS.
A. 11—103 ex. 1:20 ex, 7 88 ac. 0.12 ac. 715 ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fon Sov'rn Nouwux:
A. M.'—12 co in‘d‘t ex. 5 an ac. 600w. zoo In.
H 00 ex. ll 0:! ex. 9 04 ex.loldcx.10(li ac. 11mm
1103 ac. 1203 men ac. P. M.—10-i ac. Zillexi
:llBex.3:l)ex.~102ex 4 051cm. 4301“, ii!
u.ill)0ex.003ac. 7 00M.8l0ac. Milne.
. SUNDAYS.
l A.M.-12(0 H.000 ac. 730 ac. P. M.—8W '
ex.
Danhury Division.
PAINTING’ ‘ “E “KE Luvs Sou-m Nonwaut:
ASK-ti 3" a". 9 1' cc 1008 ex. P. I -
PAPER , ac. 4'33 Pittéfleld (33.06 12.”. 5 58 ac. ‘ ' 3W
HANGING 4.. s.......
“D “and?” .tgx'sifif'M‘m“ '
DECORATING SOUTH NORWALK A. lit—c 00 no. 7 an ex. 9 5: ex. 11 40 m. P. It.
423ex.514ac.6lllcx.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—B 05 cc. P. M. 5 06 ac.
and Sun Umbrellas.
in tact,
lieci Weaiiand Fronts.
Will interest all of our Citizens.
Mark - Down - Sale 1-
ol lawns, ciepnns. Piques, Orgamlies, Woisted mess Goals, Plain and llihbetl Underwear. Parasols
. .9...“ “Why...“ -._._. WM u... . _..,._.
Willem I:
THE FiREMEN’S PARADE
So will the
I \. A»;
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
illilIAIiE llEPllSITlllll,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE WillflNS ill All KINliS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
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