w .. Mrs. E. Whitney, of the Amy}; _',
'i.
. mmlicn by New 351*?de“
'stmts. The plan
TELEPHONE CAL“.
Wturial room of The Sentinel oilice.
Thecallsare: .
BUSINESS OFFICE, 92 5.
EDITORIAL ROOM, «2.92-
BRANCH OFFICE 56- 4.
The temperature 0! the water at The
Knob today is 61°!
Miss Abigail D: Dibble, of Elm Grove
place, is quite ill with the chills.
. has been granted an original pension.
The Knob Outing club governing
' committo. will meet at Taylor& Gol~
den' 3 ollice, tonight at; " :30 o clock.
I Baggage Master James Knapp ,was
obliged to give up his work, yesterday,
and return home, because of illness.
-New line of challies,3¢ yard, at
Seodeld 8; Hoyt’ s.
The Southport fire department ball
team has challenged th nix Hose com.
pany, of Norwalk, to play on July 4.
Frank Comatock found in his yard,
some days ago, a carrier pigeon with a
metal tag on one leg bearing the number
9,476.
A. Joe Koehler teddy opened his new
cafe at 37 South Main street, formerly
occupied by tho ,Norwalk Wino com-
pany. .
~New line of hammocks received to-
day, at Scoiicld & Hoyt-'5'.
Miss Nancy Taylor and William Mott
will be married at the Afr-h :In Metho-
dist Episcopal church, next Wednesday
evening.
Henry Liuchiler, James Plait and
John H. Brown Went down the harbor,
yesterday, and captured gevcniy {aye
blacklish. ! ~,
Bill road, is having an addition of four
contractor: * *
-»—-Aliucarymts at reduced prices. at
‘ Scofield 85 Hoyt‘s.
William Sheldon was riding around
the corner of Main‘and Wall streets
on his bicycle, last night. when the rear
wheel caught in“ the trolley track and
caused the tire to explode.
Miss Sarah Taylor died last night at
her homo' III Woodward avenue, after a
brief illness. She was the sister of
Andrew N. and Alexander ll. Taylor
and Mrs. Mary Godfrey. of South Nor-
waik. w“...
when t {all to attend the big auction
sale of household furniture. at No. .ts
Mam street Thursday, June ilth, at in
o‘clock.
The Young People’s sixzicty of Chris—
tian Endeavor, oi the South Ni‘ll'Wlllk
Baptist church, has cit-mad than: oili-
ccrs: l’reahleut. Mrs. John Tryon; Vil'l‘t'
president, Edith Robbins; mmnling
swrctary, Elsie M. llwkor; mmlnpimd-
ing m‘mtary. Iarric D’Artois; trem-
unir, ii. '1‘. tilicllii-ld.
A now diagram 0! all the swlu'hm
and Inwlrs in tiouth Norwulk is shown
in the new signal tower at Washington
tells when I‘ni‘h
«witch is in working order. A black
walnut imitating desk if: also low"
plasmid in the tower. l! in l {wk-d that
the tower will be in use .laly Int.
wlligdrivo in mattingn. at W yard
at Switch! 6: Hoyt s
(Pitcher Dalian Was in Stamford. you.
tenlay, to interview tit. Clair. who is at
the hospital there. regauliag the death
Mllsldwall. Today it in exacted that
thiemmer will summon the (engineer
and iimovnof train No. lie. that pick»
an! Caldwell up near (licobnnk. and
trunk him tolioutb Kuwait, and our»
timithem innocent to the matter. it
is believed the man were breather.
“-1! you want a cigar that is mails oil
nice tobacco by good workmen in it
clean tummy. try an Imperial L‘mwn.
at G. H. Tr mindg.» it: (to/s cigar store
u If
pure no «fwholesome
mmdflavorf’
mwmmmmrflemnw
A telephone has been placed in the
' orday night.
.. ‘ Llewolyn June is now night watch
man at the Union Mills.
Robert M. Wilcox, of South Norwalk'
iron m yesterday.
‘ ButlsrLodge, l. 0. 0. R, will confer
thoflrstdegreetouight. ‘V
Patrons of Mable Walsh's lecture will
be seen in another Mama.
Miss M. Estelle Foster, 01 momma
at Bell Island for the summer.
The Woman 3 club will meet with
Mrs. Sarah L. Stevens, Thursday
alternoon
It is expected that the steamer “Haw-
thorne" will reach Lake Keuosia. Sat-
.The Norwalk Yacht club will have a
smoker, tomorrow night, at the club-
house at Hickory Blair.
Miss Ada Lincoln entertained the
Helping Hand Circle of King's Daugh-
ters. last night, at her home in Chapel
street.
John Malonc'entertained a number of
friends at his cafe inWall street.last
night, in honor of his birthday anni-
vorsary.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
Division, Sons of Temperance. in its
hall in Swurtz 85 Corbett’s block. .
Undertaker George H. Raymond left
a horse collar hanging on an electric
light pole In Berkeley street, this morn-
ing, fora short time. :Duriug his absence
it was stolen.
Father Daugherty, of St. Mary's
church, is today celebrating the twenti-
eth anniversary of his ordination. There
are no sessions at St. Mary’s school in
honor of the event.
Echo Lodge, of Danbury, will visit
Eurekah‘xlge, Daughters of Rebekah.
Friday, the 19th inst. The committee
is requested to meet Friday night to
make arrangements.
The Junior Society'ol Christian En-
deavor. of the South Norwalk Congre-
gatioual church. will hold a picnic in
the woods at Winnipauk, Saturday,
lo‘fiv‘ing South Norwalk at 1! o‘clmrk.
Representatives of the national body,
as will as delegates from Defender and
Lincoln Councils, (l. U.~ A. M., went to
New Canaan thiswnitcruoou, to attend
Lthe funeral fog‘thp latefioorge F. John.
if)?» 3* I, L r P J‘. P P
-—'§5¢ hose at 1.:pr pair, at Scotli-ld
8: Hoyt' s.
A man who was carting a load of tar
barrels allowed their contents to drip
through the principal streets of South
Nomadic... yestcnlay afternoon. and it
was necessary to sprinkle sand over the
tar to prevent people from ruining their
clothing. ”A,“
~21} dm. ladies undervests, at 34:
each, at Scofloldle Hoyt's.
injured by lumping iron I trolley Car.
Miss Lizzie Keenan, of South Nor-
walk. was injured at 9:30 o'clock last
night by jumping from a trolley car on
the West avenue line. She wanted to
get oil at C. H.llarvey’s intelligence
otlim, but upon learning that the ’dl‘
had gone by she leaped on without sig-
nalling to (kinductor Sweet. and turned
a manporsalt, hauling nearly under the
rear wheels of the our. Motorman lion-
lon.as saunas he heard the Woman's
scream, stoppml thooar, and other per-
sons assisted her to Mr. Harvey's. whom
she is employed. Her head and arms
were bruised.
Additional Duidbuhsssé the Armenian.
Additional contributions to the Ar
menian relief fund have been sent in as
follows: Two of #3. In; two or to, M:
«moot Al, [1; total All. This makes
will?» in all. It is hoped that unveml
liberal Inlmiriptions may yet be re-
ccivwl. These should be sent as soon
a» wiblo to W. B. Read. Water stfl‘l'l,
Heath Nor-walk.
Ilsyclu Should be Tom.
The Young Men’s initiating club hold
an axtcmimranooas debate. last night.
at the home of H. Wilfred lkslwoll.
Madison street. it was mdml that
bicycles shimid be taxed. An outing
was arranged for fiaturday, the with
inst... to our- ol the islands, the mil
down tube in Captain Frank 1. Brad»
bury” a ( intrude
Will Picnic at MW“.
The momlmri of the Friday dilemma
club. an'oinpnnimi by their grittlomcn
(blonds. will picnic with Mm Theron
Hort, at ltivimiiield. Thursday oi this
week.
" Pure and Save."
Ceveland
BAKING Monk.
refer Clevelands baking powdcrbccause it is
it ”takes less for the some hakia
It never fails. and bread and cake keep their free
P Thejmmwaymmfiohieuuvenue“ _ _ , ‘ , ' H “
mmmmrmnwm
will be held tonight by Minnehaha,
street have ‘turned toNow York.
Mr: Otto Barthol, of Hon-
. land street are entertaining Miss Emma
Bdtferfass, oi Ridgeway, N. .l.
Ebcnfl is at Vassar ftcndinthe
corn exir lelcroim. 11's
m a lien and amnion.
rum .Iaovmwminy
combo-m.mnom»
mgmnmmhmm
«mun.
C. C. Winteni. traveling inspector for
the Standard Oil company, late of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, now 0126 Broadway. N.
Y.. is in town, combining business with
pleasure. With his family he is visiting
Mrs. Velour, of Lexington avenue,
while on a business trip to Wilson Point
in the interest of the company by which
he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller, of South
Main street, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller, of Haviland street. attended the
Mr. and Mrs. John Abercmmhie, in
Bridgeport, last night.
Charles F. Tristram will accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dir, of Brooklyn.
on their European tour, sailing today on
the steamship Germanic. The party
expects to return to Norwalk.August 15.
Mrs. Mortimer Comes, of Jersey City,
and Miss K. Germond Vosburgh, of
Livingston place, started today for
Daubury to spend the week.
Mrs. W. H. Swords has returned from
a visit with her friend, Miss Cora Hall
Bartlett. at her home, “Mountain
View," in Mcriden.
Mrs. A. B. Seymour and son Arthur.
of 29 West street, are spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Waytc A. Raymond,
in New York city.
Secretary A. F. Board, of the Ameri-
can Miésionary thation. is attending
the? commencement exercises at Fisk
University.
Mrs. Ephraim Brown, who has been
visiting with her daughter in South
Norwalk. has returned to her home in
Milford.
MissMarion Hebberd and Miss Wright.
of New Rochelle, were guests last night
of Mrs. Hebbord. at the City Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Kindilien, n he
have been visiting relativw In Benton
daughter, Julie is u grudgat. ~
Edward Drew, of Westport avenue,
has returned heme train a visibrwith
relatives in Frwhold. N. Y. '
Miss Eveline Kaawkins. of Wilbur.
force University, Ohio, is spending a
few days in Norwalk.
Edward Selleck. of Hartlord, hasjmin
visiting friends In South Norwalk.
Miss SusicMi'Mabon. of l’ino- street,
will sail on Juno 2‘lud for Ireland.
Rev. A. (3. Pi Iwell, oi New Haven, is
oxpemed In Nortvalk today.
5 T. Gardiner, of North avenue, is in
New York today.
Ems! “ream
Luther Wright has over onmhnudmi
carriages and wagons for pun'haaors to
select from. Ten years in business and
mourn dealing has made Mr. Wright's
name known for and wide. Call at his
mmitory and see his m‘xuln.
Toniorrmv is bargain day at A. Dick-
crman dc rini's, when they odor spin-ml
tics in summer go via.
“DIlIaIuer good many folks." mid
l'uclo lotion. "Ilat sci-ms tI-r t'lnk «lat
when day's made or will nmlution.
dry's done tuhuvd out or day's work."
CUT!
We will meet any CD")!
in primson
. Bicycles
Cr Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why. at
FOX 0Y0 LE 00.,
2 Elizulsith Dim-t.
womanizer
3mm: Hours“.
Begonia Yornoo.
A mm variety «d “vanilla wblvhlui. «a one
an [untimely and grim nu itwly m a
«Premium l’lmliul tut to the but «on
the foliage ‘F’UFHTa up lmotilolly and the
IWN‘MTM rob m mum and day n two
pink rim plant-i lolvimwm so or and
:31?va itywinl prirw idyllic dorm or
on
Co! our “
no " or on an and.
fifteenth anniversary of the marriage of .
ll fl
a.
Gloves and Belts;
all kinds.
5 GAZETTE. BDILDIHG.
Dost Evaporated Apples,
" Apricots,
Peaches.
'Dlii Fashioned Dried Peaches,
F. D. LAYITDI A 00., 22 South Main Street
0 tell them are you sAw me. and I
4i
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
m
. EDWARD STREET,
Summer Attractions!
We are showing a line of
’BlcchE COVERT CLOTHS
That are correct in style. quality and price. Also a fine assortment of Bicycle
()urline of Ladiee’ Neckwear has not its
Shirt Waist Sets in silver. imitation silver, pearl and gold plate. Bolt buckles of
Belting III gwat variety. Piazza and Chair seats.
sale 1000 yards of Striped Diiiiity y, at do per yard, reduced from l’lgc per yard.
COME QUICK T0 SECURE THE BARGAINS.
EDWARD STREET! \
. a. her it
.3“ II ll
lou r '
'0. II ‘II
I was looking neat
We have everything our 0an way. and
our stock you cannot heat
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS
USUAL.
corned beef, 4c to 12c. A full
ash awayIi down this week.
Freed dlie very.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
equal in the city.
Have placed on
. NORWALK. CONN
Are unsurpassed for .beauty
of style and finish.
53 WALL STREET, - .
l
m. sted!
DRUGGIST.
' x”: "
Compound
Celery
Nervine
, Will
Help
You
Do
Your '
Work!
Try it; 75c a bottle.
“a“
Pleisted’s Cholera
Mixture
‘IHOLS 0080 SIOJLSTV'IGI 'H '8 .I.V
ONINVI‘IO SSHOH 803 ONIHAABEAE
Always Cores !
W
”fitting your pmuiptioun to
as: we one the primal drugs and
our prices are always mammalilr.
R.H.PLA!STED
as Washington
strut,
SD. lDllWAlK.
or lol so» nlunis mm iii» tram
plants not the b "if”: yellow and,” prwflfif
mm III ”Pia-v: Jim par hands 1.:
rain mama. [(Mmuiomn. lbs-iv ~
m, immune. Clinician and
lmlvlimmitm
ml“ Dim it‘ll" mi
Mr. lioupiowllo yea me anything
was; with this ion? His Nondwflm
why? Mr. chpminell. when AM
this but my wife is always kicking at it.
ills MWWell. its We the «rents
HAIFDDD’S man. "All.
mmgsthwaplminthsw.
JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
' isORWALK. CONN.
Prices Reduced!
MADAME R058
The Well-Known
-rClairvoyant
Throughout the States!
Will br- iIISoutlI Nimvalk for a limited limo.
Pom-nil din-IN on past present and [More in
rogariltouny In Ilter business on otlimwi N‘.
that mayluiuloslrml: Iilmiuilmls-tu inn-.imiod
l ‘onsultntioim. goals or larlio- 'n. $1 (lillm. ll
lluaiord l'lmo opono flight Need not Iiug.
('au he monotony hour. III 27 it
A HEAVY RUN UN WALL PAPER
is what woare having just now. Tie
beautiful rot-dare of your lawn and the
fresh lmanty o! the flowers make the in-
tvrior of your home strike you with a
(bill when you ontora room uhow the
wall pope“: oldaud dingy. 'lhc wall
paper of ammo is half its furnishings
At [locker ll you will find the linest vu
violins, tints and shmles and artistic do-
sigus at low prices.
l’alnters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures
Pictures trained to Order.
l’ulntin. Paperhaagiag. Decorating
and Sign rlti as.
DECKKR.
79 Washington Street.
80. Format.
l896
HartfordBicycles
REDUCTION ill PRICE.
Patterns Nos land fl. (mailed) to 34%..
Patterns Non 'l and d. from“! to M!
Patterns Nos. o and ii, from loll to M”;
Thifilslho best wine lot~ the tummy mar
olive-ll in Iamlium grade machines.
Columbias
the Standard oi the World.
dckhrmlmlge no compel yum. and
the lrimwis fixed at, intr- lb
modvnollmut m) I” for e 5'00
it you can’t bar a Cranial in boo lay a ll»
lord All i ‘oiumtsln on’d llartlohl hicyclds
are ready for lmmmllflle doi ilvm
DOPE MF'O. C0.
General offices and (admire. Hartford. Conn.
TllE F. S. Alli.“ CO.
Veal chops, 100. void stew, so; lamb
foroquarter, dc; lamb chops, 1:! c; has:
inc 0
.3 Wunhlnflma In.“
Shorty Sherrie“, Hatterl
‘- l
. ’ l ‘
Enrol}
NOT LIKEP
. ing of ours.
PRICES ARE
Low
Summer
Clothing
in
Abundance!
Straw Hats.
and bags.
p.
-_ COMSTOCK BROS
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South liorwalk,
Comatock Bros, Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
The usual ready-towear things,
More care in the chm“
more art In the making. more of the -
things looked after that go to make it.
rect, attrdctive and durable.
is not bCCdUSC of any skimp in quality
making or finishing, but because of our
lingncss to be content with small profits
being the manufacturers of our own gOod,
Mohairs, alapacas, Runnels, scrgcs and in:
ens, crash suits, coats and vests
in all grades, negligcc shirts and belts, intake!
Store open evenings.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, in..-
. That
\Ioncy refunded.
.f'
(on.
AND
OATTLI.
BRANOH
OFFIOI
SOLMANS'
LIVIRY
STABLE.
DIAMONDS!
../\_/\i w
Chcapness Isn ‘tapoiut of merit in nuts. I select!!!
lualityanrlthmcare’fullym
I make the price afterwards.
quire so cheap as oats can be bought, withdin dust
and inniign seeds III them, both—sh» you want them
My nos are not the lime“ priced
Agent For
' BEFFALO Clean
. O UTIN
FEED '
,0, Cats!
GATTLI
Chlokun. outs because oftheir:
‘ and them.
HORSES l
35:?” in that shape. *
FOR in town. but they are the BEST
"03“; They re cheapest 1n the end.
MAN UEI. 'r. HATCH,
The Leading Grain Doom.
ls Marshall Street. 50. Detroit.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Compictclinc of w lllllfih, (“lurks jewelry,5iiverwarc, opalware and P
cut glass. ’ ' ‘
DIAMONDS!
.\ line line of stones .it greatly Induced priros
while not Sold at stric Ily cost pric a, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will lind many rare bargains.
A. w. susnu, 39 Wall Street, somu.
l’c not
All of these fiends,
j. PINK
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTDACTIDIS.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON Pomr iMPROYEIEIl‘ calmer ,
(in um»: and Proprietors
MSNDTEIN, licocra! Manager.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslmsr.
Du. Namath.
iii-rs s lam» mm they-auburn on hand
To! Advertisers l P
l at 1'
Magnum WWW
M m
stylish Mun sills
d
Changes cannot be your» 1
united the same day any
is handed in. Erwin!»
tenable often will bonds
to acme-date patron‘s,
but changes «new be is»
visited upon as a right on;
less copy is sent in Dye
a???“ ‘13" “change at P
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