. or. whote serious ill-
in Tundnnnm yes-
: in honor of the his-es
.Pengbkeepsie. who are
'Celwell. of Wilton eve
E ii. Lockwood has regis~
worth of the new city of
p . The coupons will be
the next meethg of the City
Baptist excursionlsts get
More 6 o 'eieck last evening.
unheard reported edelight-
The day was perfect and the
the Sound very enjoyable.
‘ have 100 dozen samples 0! Hos-
on hand. which we willssli
Juliet»: n Friday,8elurdey end
' .11. Smith.
: _ regularlSeturday dance will be
Metres Knob. tonight. There will
epsoialceret 11;45. The last car
‘. Bitten et 11 o'clock. A carryell
as usual this afternoon. con-
itb trolley cars.
use Frank W. 'Perry. of Norwelk.
. ,Blchsrd J.. Cutbill. of South Nor~
wells. will represent the Connecticut De-
pertinent at the National' G. A. R. En-
,‘nhlltpnlent. whichltakee place at Louis-
stile. Septembetteth to the 12th.
The name or the littlstWheley child
who died at the townzsick ward. yester-
Ethel. She was seven years of
Moideet daughter, it is thought.
‘ survive.end the other three are
muons condition. The family
deterrents sympathy of all in their al‘
diction. The remains were taken to
Wynn. on the 9.20 min.
‘ ~Chickens.l21}c.. New York lierket.
_ A check for $1, 000 from the Connecti-
' General:f.Llfe Insurance company
welt! Otto [Barthel upon his return
mm. It is the result of an en-
.bwment [policy taken through 8. B.
‘flentmedieu. the company ’s agent, ten
end. when hit. Barthel wee engag-
. Mnemlnssmell wey on Water
‘ _ This is the kind of insurance you
‘t have to die to get.
.ka is being hustled right along on
“line that the Postal Telegraph com-
m ere running between New York
Boston.‘ Yesterday work wee com-
m at Weetport on replacing the
lweive-wirs' ceble across the Five Mile
river by e Nutty-four- -wlre one. This is
easy work. The cable is sbont500
M long. It will be three or four days
the work is completed.
l'purmt: codes at Lane’s restaurant.
, IILStemi’ord whenever the town
y advertising to do the sign post is
medium The other day a special
meeting was celled. It was ad-
en tbepoet end not over a half
mos saw it. The sign post
‘ 7 he done away with in every town
Where is a newspaper. The day of
' Myertieing belongs to the dim. dis-
peié-rBrldgeport Union.
‘ who hes broken from the coun-
Iil since Sam Pine was added
Iisbeekle n.hut heisu occu-
his aides l. Detective William
Thom Pittsburg.et noon yester-
Soblowekl in hie charge. Yes-
‘ ettsrnocu the detective received
, es eudncanes st O’Brien’s.
t “on“, OTNW. “Md-
! .etthelVetsrae Odd Fellowe'
at Woodmont. yesterday.
haunt the president oi the
» Meet. us New. Haven
club. who were having a
‘ stem: Bock.eudnetktng mp
'° du%““”3f.‘i”;ir‘§hii
“ M but he was ....i to
‘ who“ ensues. m'hbettksteise’teuymtesyiatlssro
source. the messing. will! he...»
shortestclsofrcmtb’stelty.
—Oet!se with cream. lie cup. at lane's
Undertaker David W. Rsymoud ec-
compacted the remains of the lets J. Ii.
Bowen. ct Derisn.‘ to‘ the Fresh Pond
crematory. this morning.
Nicholas Cavaneugh wee arrested in
South Nerwelk, yesterday. for begging
from house to house. He wee brought
before Judge Bubbell this morning and
allowed to genes.
Old Rube Tenner' e band and orchestra
will give a concert at Gregory s Point
Sunday afternoon. from 9 until 4 o clock.
The Tramway company will have extra
care so as to accommodate everybody.
On account of the fog.'lburedoy night.
the steamer Isabel was unable to leave
South Norwaik until early yesterday
morning end did not. reach Bridgeport
until efter 8 o’clock to start for Niautlc‘
The all-night lunch wagon. which re-
cently located on Washington street, is
now at {Selmans’ livery stable. It is
understood that it will be taken to You- um
here. the proprietor having found busi-
ness here rather slow.
—Leg lamb, 12in. New York Hakeem
Patrick Tail and John lieAuley were
ureated by Chief of Police Vollmer end
Officer Pennington. this morning at ll
o’clock. for fighting at the corner of
Clay street end Railroad Place. Both
will be tried Monday.
A meeting of the corporators end sub-
scribers of the Norwalk Library corpo-
ration wee held last night. It wee voted
to tender the collection of books to the
city of Norwelk, es the foundation for a
public library. The matter will come
up at the next meeting of the City
Council.
The Rev. E. W. Pinkham, oi the East
Avenue Baptist church. oi’ Bridgeport.
has been asked to’ resign before Septem- Tb“
bar 1. Ir. Piukbam has been active in
the work of the Lew and Order Lsegue
andsouw of his methods got him into
unpleasant controversies with people in
and out of the church.
The excursionto Glen Island of the l
80th end East Norwalk Methodist
Episcopal Sunday schools. has been post-
ponedfrem Tuesday to Wednesday of
next week, on amount at the inability of
the Starla people to send a boat on the
former day. The postponement. how-
ever. willie no wise mar the pleasure
that is anticipated on this occasion.
Constable Thomas flout. a sergeant in.
Company F. arrived home from Camp
Collin at lentic. this morning. as a wit-
ness in the Barthel case. He also
brought ‘with him Hugh Honehen. who
skipped a bond of $25 for appearance in
the Sadie Lsatham case. Donahue.“ will
be remembered. was arrested in her com-
pany at O. C. Burton’s hero on Smith
street.
It wee rumored in South Nerwslk.
this morning. that Charles Hayes, son of
Ferd B. Hayes. of South Iiein street,o
end Miss Elvis Bowen. of Duties. were
married recently. The report. however.
was denied by a member of the Bayes
family. tir. Bayes could not be found.
Miss Bowen. who has been ill at the rest-
dence of tire. E. G. Holmcs. went to Mr.
Hayes' house last night. At Miss
Bowen‘s home in ‘Dsrlen, the entire
family are down sick. ‘
In practice for the races at Willlman-
tic F. C. Hoyt. of Bridgebcrt, paced by
Reynolds end Shaw of Hyde Park. made
a mile in 2:11 4 5. W. S. Reynolds. of
' Hyde Perk. mede‘e paced half mile in
1:01 8-8. Both are Willlmentlc track
records. Hoyt captured a couple cg
prizes. which consisted of a .25 gold
watch for secomi place in the one-mile
open recs end a $5 traveling beg for
third piece in the half-mile open race.
--Ths very best David & Stsiierd’s
ink. In blusendjet bleek.4c bottle, at
s IA. 8. Smith's
[leewne sews 0s me not: 1
In!" 0' emcee
Remaining uncalled for at the followingpost-
onccedor the week ending August 17.1w. Per-
mseelllngforenyoftbseslettsrs will please
see they are advertised: ‘
”norm
I “.231
D’s
'30
HI:
. W.
"l’vscftsuhserd."seid mere-sm-
endehwl em Weill.”
“m
. Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. out p. m.
preach.
Bonus lioness mason .Wsst avenue. .
Tlivlneml e. m. 7 when“ r.
”ml. um I] ' pt ., .7
Score New“. Berries-JV t
Plus metrsfimfifm it. 0.7 l*ht't‘rtvoou vhf“???
ll m.; Ydung Peoples u’u o’t
Rev. B S. Kidd will
Tatum mascots]. West street and Fair-
dsld avenue. South Norwelk. Rev. .
Bellsck in charge. 101i!) a. In.. divine service
with administration of oly Communion:
Sunde school. um. 'lbe present incumbent
holds imselt in readiness for the perform-
ance of any parochial duty. ' v. A fred
Taylor. of abode Island. will preach.
News“ Museum. West and Matt ave ,
noes leev. ll. Wyatt. pastor. Service. .
1012!) Evening scrviee.7 7' p.111. Suede
school 12 m.: Epworth Leeann mealtime
p. m.
Nouwau ConcuroerroesNish corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T.K. Nho l.e.D 1).. ss-
tor. Serviceset Wilmer. ami7: lop. m.: un-
duy school. mm .0. 12.1080
MSPEGIAL annulus run turns“
“it“ ~-SUMMER Wuurruss AND .WAISTS.
Today every Wrapper and Shirt Waist in our store has been gone over. and many of the chociest have been marked at
h- tben bail-price. Do you realise what that means)“- Fer less then cost on many cl them, but we make the loss on them
because the colors being light. now is the selling time. For instance. our 01 00 and $1. 25 Wrappers, in the latest style. with
large sleeves and very latest trimming. are now 69c.
Our .1 50. $1. 75. $2 00 and 02. 48 Wrappers. in all of the latest materials. have been reduced to 98c.
Our Silk and Soft Weeheble Shirt Welsts have all been reduced to cost.
BATHING SUITS.
’ Three nice lines of Bathing Suits. at $1 69. .2 50 end 83 00. made of Flannel and Brilliantine. with full sleeves, large ‘A
collar. end trimmed with white brsid, in navy blue, my and black. with Bathing Cepaaud Shoes to go with the Suite
you are in need of any of the above goods. you will do well to take advantage of this oflering as soon as possible.
If
p.111. Evening. E rel Iy.
Gnsce Someone. Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norwallr. Rev. S. H. Watkins. rector.
'l‘enlb Sundav alter 'l‘rinln. s a. m..Hoiy
Communion. l030e in. .Mor hing Prayer. Lit-
any and sermon: 18:11.. Sunday scum-1.730}...
'I‘Iill'l'lilll & uuu; u 2' uzuu Buuluu
m. .. Evtmlng Prayer and scorers. Rev. 1:.
Ferris will ofliciete.
Ncuweu Berna. EM)! avenue. 0 lie
Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastorPPOS‘er—
vices.10:a)e.m. and 7:3) ..m; Suntluyschooi.
12 m.: early prayer meet us. immune young
People's meeting “6231mm.
Eur venue lmonter. user VauZandt
avenue. tNorwaik. Rev. A. J. Smith. as
hing 10:8) s. m. and 7:!) p.m un-
day school. 12m; young people's meeting 6:0)
pm.
So. Marty'sgs‘g: corner of West avenue
endCha let N.orwalk Rev. W. J. Sloc‘
whines. 7 e. m.: Children's
Madmen. HighMess.ll):il)e.m; Vespers.
Stain. tn.
err. Penn‘s Errsoore Church street.oppo-
site the Green. Norwell'hJ Fun In].
rector. Holy L'ommunionfldllv a. sum. Bnull on
llrst rustle in the month. Second celebration
(chop allwlt sermon. medium on other Sun-
dm, MorningDd Prayer. Llieny and sermon.
und school. )2 m. in the
Cannon o‘r mma our Sumac. choral
even-song without semen. 7:15p. at.
Sr. Aslmww‘e Mission. at James McAllls-
tore residence. Winni uk. Sunday school.
3:11) p. .Chsrlee Cht ttem. superintendent.
Arthur ii. Chittem. assistant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Ailister. organist.
Bnoso mvru 0mm Superintendent.
George W Knapp: usintent superintendent:
James Lynett; o enist lilies Clara Giles.
aeeiatlant 3organist rs.’l‘heo. Rogers. Sunday
En .Toung People‘s Society or
Christian ndetivormeeting“: top. in. .Preyer
meeting. Sunday evening a! will.
Capvsnvw Barrier Seems. Quintet-d Build-
ing. corner“? alland Knight streets. NUI'W elk.
Rev. Johnson W. Hi ll. pester. Homing ser.
vice. 10:46 a. m.: evening service. 7:30 p. nu
Sundtyechcol.3:wp.m:Y. P. 8.0. 0.l:.!l;iI)Kl
m to Tender. s p. to. WA
society. Wmneedepr. m.
resins. 8 o. m. Allerecord 1
Tchu ay schnolseseion wilibe
South Norwelk Baptist church.
No. I Larsen-roe Avatar-Bible clues and
Sunday school. Sunday enernnon at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday evenlne. prayer and conference
meeting.’ . :Wo'clock.
Abner Canteens. 1Vanzitndt avenue. East
Not-walk. Preachi ill}. 10!!) a. m. and .901).
m.: Sunday school m.Yonnfi‘Peo l-e'e meet-
ugtul) p. in. George eep pastor.
Cosouwosrtottet. MISSION Springwood
Union CbepelJlly avenue. W:Bosso. pastor.
Hungarian services. Sunde. at mm a. m. and
5.1) m.: Thursday at the 0' one
Guthrie's Mission Vaneudt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwslh. Sunday school 3:0!) p.
m. A cordial welcome to al.
Srsusewoon Union Client. lly maven“.
South Norwalk. Sunday School .3 on.» m..
evenlnl eervice.ril) i- v.m
Em Nouwsmt Sweaters i‘osoumertoesn.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lind egreu.
tor. Servicesat 1030mm endlu'llp. m. .. at
school. 8:71) p. m.: young people a meeting
"WIT”.
d at the
dtip. m.
AFRICAN Inflows-r Eneeoru. Knight
Norwelk. Rev. l. Sand pastor.
Prose lug. 1011);!!! Sunday soboo at 1215p.
rayer meeting at 0.11) p. m.: preaching at
Hit A: m. is: music will. be. rendered by
the choir.8 Is free.
Dmscne Bvsnouusauu Sr. Purin-
Krncrsu. North Main street. South Norwalk.
Pastor. O. Aplts. (meatlesdl ensts: Sonntass
lime. m.and" . p.m Sonntagsscbule 12o).
Mlttwocln Aboudp let 7!!) p. m. Deut-
scher Unnerrluht fer die Gemelnde: Disnetags.
Mlttwocbs. Donne: stage 4 to b p. m.. Semstege
9 to )2 a. m.
Held
Grouse EVANGIMOAL Seances.
every Sn day afternoon at :o' clock.ln Swedish Ocean
ngfl‘tllonel church. East Nor-walk. All
are on invited. Suede school at 10:11)
o'c.iock lull, nudeensfiail. 37
C. A. Brockmeler p-tcr.
Cultmue Youwo Men's Leeann Knud-
sen‘s flail. Chestnut street. South Norwaik.
Gospel meeting Sunday afternoonJ: is to sun.
Yonno Inn's Cnumrsn Assoorsrmw.
hickweud‘e Hell. Wall street. Norwelk. Bible
class at 8 p. m.: Song service at t p. in.
W
cstnut street.
“ I'Ie Trumps.” .
For the Sentinel.
“Send him away." to a prison cell.
He's only e Worthless tramp;
What cure I for the tales he tell. ,
There are "many users" of his name.
Aye. “many more." God knows tie true.
Oh whom misfortune frowned.
They‘ vs tried there best. there' a naught to do.
But roam the country round.
Aye. "many more" whom drink has cursed.
Who once great comforts know-
Now they are tramps. but not the tint
King Alcohol put through.
Aye. "many more" of noble msin.
Whom trouble brought to grief.
As tramps became and omlmes seen.
in drink to seek relief.
Aye. "many more" in graves "unknown."
Whose lives the forfeit yield.
When hunger caused the soul to noun.
They sleep in Potter's field.
An. ”many more." perhaps your boy.
Who went to pastures green.
A prodigal now. no bums. no Joy.
But hunger pangs so keen.
A " it t be: their due.
“cold“, in their m
if all their deeds were‘ht’drtteht to view
Ast amps. they'dl one for bread.
flute-munch _
Judy; not the tramp. he's someone as child.
lite to him is_ deer
elk :..: totem Oeaeonnv.
NOTICE;
3°"-
o'clock.
BouthN
Secure our ticketsearly etc.
Brown O’Wilcor s or Danie
BY
South Norwulk.
polutment on the
TAX COLLECTOR’S
NOTiCE.
' Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to
pay taxes to the town of Norwelk. in the
County of l‘airfleld and State of Connecticut.
on the Assessment List of it)“. that I will
meet them to receive said Taxes. at the inflow
ice times and places. to wit:
Atthestere of W. B. Hartford. East Nor-
walk. (Down'l'own). on Friday. August filth.
me. from it) o’clock forencon. until 12:11)
.e
Brand Excursion!
—0!' THE-r-
First iii. and illiumlay Schools
—T0—
Glen island,
WEDNESDAY, All“ I
3;; one of Starin's large steamboats.cepecity
he'eve atesmboet dock at 8 e. m. prompt.
Round Trip Tickets. 50 cents.
as ur'e.
egged‘leu's
l L'
MEAD WILL CATIR.
REQUES
0.! I033 POPULAI
It. XCUTRSION
Watch Hill or Block
~ Island I
AND RETURN
Monday. August l9.
FROM
Bridgeport and
FROM NEW HAVEN. ONLY .1. 25
Special Excursion TlcketsGood. (icing and
Returning. only on a Special Train an
Steamer on Above Date.
8 lei train leaves Stamford at ll: 50 _e. m. .
P00 (lie. in: WestpOr:.' .. 12a.
tn. .Southporthm a. m.. Fairfl_'eld. .2". am.
Bridgeport. 7: t!) a. m.: Millard.” .. the. m.: New
Heven.tl:2!)a m.
Connecting at New London with steamer
Block Island. for either of the delightful
summer resorts named above
line at Watch Hill at "this. 0).. and et
Block Island at. 12: top.
bathing—High tide in the afternoon
boat leevse Block Island at 2:11)
Stamford. South
West rt. Seuthport
um . i
b
at Watch Bil.
Returnln.
p.m.. and
turn train leaves
Thlnisallmlted excursioni No tit ets are
sold beyond the seating capacity of the train.
Buy your tickets in sdvance and avoid disap-
dayof the excursion. it is
ngt prob‘aoti'e thrtgnotbzr‘e xcnrslou between
t see u w run he meson.
Newp‘Y’ork. New Haven and Hartford R. R.
‘li. PL A.’l"l‘ General Superintendent.
CEO. L. CONNER. Passenger Trelllc Mena-
ill at 8:80 p. m. S
cw London at 5:30
etcls
O. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen'i Passenger Agent.
ftsruoon-
Attbestorecf J. O. Sandie. at Winnipauk.
on the afternoon of Friday. August Nth. M.
from lio'elock until use o‘clock.
Atthestors ct Alphonse Dibble. at South
live Nile River. on the eveclns of tildes.
August ill. tell). iron 7 o'clock until use
Attheoliloeot the Collector. Room 1. tie.
conic Sulldlsg. in the Ci” of Norwelkn in
eeld'lbwncf Norwslk. on Saturday. August
list. lat. from a o'clock. forecourt.
o'clock. qfternocn. and from 7 in ii e'c
the evening s. ‘
Air. 8. D. Smith at the Collector's once.
Methanol“. 1.1!. tutor.“ his elites.
Mead Place. south lerwslk. are authorit-
forms.
ale 3t
T.
Norwelk.
Fairneld.
poclel re-
tilt
k it!
Every .
SILK DEPARTMENT.
11)!) remnants of Silk at one- half former
price. cons sting of Sursh, Chinas, Moire:
Bengaline d Setins.
:RlBBON DEPARTMENT.
1,000 yards Silk and Satin Ribbons. at
50 per yard.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLE.
1M Blankets. white and grey. 650 pair.
41 4 Comforteblee. our own make. snow
white cotton. $1. 50. 82 50. $2 75, $4; silk,
PARASOLS OF COURSE.
3! will buy three times as much as
live a week ago.
CARPEI'S AND BUGS.
In greetverietiee at your own price.
Day Adds interest
TO THE
GREAT AUGUST SALE
With such an enormous stock as this store atlords.
ducements in all our summer goods. consisting of
We are altering enormous in-
LADIES‘ SHIRT WAISTS.
ell styles. at unheard of prices.
LAWNS AND DIMITIES.
The balance of our entire stock of
Finured Lawns. at 3c, a. Go per yard.
Dimities. Sc.
TOWELS.
We have on our tables a large variety
of Towels. 5-10 Huck & Bath Towels.
7c, 15c. All linen Damaske. 25c. Crash
Toweling. 3c per. yard. i Bleached De-
mesk table linen. g widen.“ long, $1.30.
Bleached. } wide. 2% long. 81.50.
SUIIEB CORSETS. .
The best make at 50c.
BEFRIGERATOBS.
We have two White Mountain Refri-
rerstors lett. Nos. 2 and 3. No. 2. ‘5,
Quality guaranteed.
C.
leather and Sites Findings.
70 NORTH MAI
No. 3. $6
{mm the Furniture Fair. Samples of Bedroom Suits. Hat llacls.
touches and Bell lounges. Desks. Etc.
Bedroom Suits. one of a kind. the brat makers could turn out. the prices not
more than (two-thirds) have been sold before.
lfyou need Furniture of any kind this may be you opportunity.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
- it Washington Street. South lierwslk;
Street. lionvalk.
. HARVEY’S
Great SLAUGHTER
BOOTS AND SHOES 4
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. The entire stock has to be sold' in order to meet press-
ing obligations, and to place' in new goods for fall and winter trade.
11. HARVEY,
Wholesale end Retell Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AND RUBBERS.
SALE 01
Manhunt" of children’s Slices.
STREET.
Whitman“.
liomsll 0pm lituss Opening.
Monday. August i9.
JOHN J. BLACK
00
illd little Tanner
Must street verses. sill-lit bead and
yrod superb
the day of the sale. Don’t miss it.‘
so - m 1- Mill’s ’suuunlv.
Big Henry Sela! Everything at cost Everything made fresh
s
i
Try our Silk Molasses Candy, 10c, 150. 25c per box.
s
Isiussltu
to be too wise. or
the eye is cone..-
ed. Sight ones lost
is rarely regained.
. We have the inset
. complete lies ct
Optical Goods.
HUMEB B. HOYT.
entity .
100 diaerent patterns Shirt Waiets, in
too careful when
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