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editm'iul room of The Sentinel ollice.
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nosmsss OFFICE, 92.5.
EDITORIAL noon, 92.2.
13114111111 gimme. 51h.
, "The temperature of the water at The
Knob today in 60°
Raymond Brothers have the contract
’ ‘ for a large job at Met-idea.
«~8th hats 530321811. O’Bricn’s.
The frame for James Paul’s new house
, in Grove street, will be raised Next weelr.
The second race in the Norwhlk Yacht
1 club series will take place :tmnorrow
afternoon at}! o‘clock. » ‘
—-3 lb porgies 109 at Hayes’ market.
Mrs. E Hubbell Hotchkiss, of Arch
street. is entertaining the Pine Lodge
Outing club this afternoon.
The top of a big elm stamp in front of
the Norwalk Hotel has been transform
ed into a small flower garden.
Tallmadge Baker and R. H. Golden
have been appointed appraisers of the
estate of Mary H. Orton. deceased.
John W. Steegmuller' is operating :1
Roentgen Rays machine at Baton Point,
and the novelty attracts much attention.
Miss Eva Collins, of West avenue,
whose collar bone was broken in a bicy-
cle collision, Memori: 11 Day. is able to be
about again.
The officers-elect of Albion Lodge,
Sons of St. George, of Stamford, were
installed lVedncsdav night by District
Deputy Moore, of Norwalk.
James E Woodhull, of N urwallr 11 us
a handsome new trotter which was sent.
to him from California. The horse is 11'
beauty and said to be very fast. 1
All sir knights of $69.11: 061111;, a ‘
0. K oil“. 0.. arerequllsted «1&1me
sent at the meeting Friday evening, as
g, mammalian of silicon; will take place.
1' a .4. “1.1““; _L .
4112111111511 76 III at Hayes" market.
William Glover, formerly employed
at tlu depot 111 South Not-walk, got into
trouble at the picnic in Port Jhester,
yesterday, and was quite badly injured.
Miss Mary Burkey was elected a dele-
gate to the Washington convention. at
a meeting of the Endeavor society of
the Norwall; Congregational church,
last night. .
~Tl1rce dollar hats for 93‘", at H.
Kriegor‘ s millincry store.
Gem‘go E. Sehriclr, a former well—
knovm resident of South Norwallz, is
now with the firm of George Watson it
(.71)., the llrmd and Market street cloth-
iers, of Newark, N. J.
ii
Tho‘lastentertainment of the South
Norwalk.\tl1l1‘tio club for this season
will be hrld tonight, at the club's gym»
nasiuvu in Wuslnngtun street. Thr
commitiw loo: arrangml an interesting
progm‘111nw of events.
4.11.1.1: gnu}. Johan's.
Contractor L. W. l). 1ty is I'm-ting ton
new bathing houses at The Knob. He
is him buildings pavilion Ills-ill foot on
the dock, when: pooplo may watch the
bulbous. and 11 board walk from the
dock to the th-llflllh‘l‘.
The Water (.3 unmissiunurs had Super-
intomlont M. M. Norton place a water
untemt tho 1:: :rnvr of South Main and
thmmml streets. last night. and the city
water inthat smtim: was «but oIl’ after
midnight for several hrmrs.
~The mmtost sale of ladies" hats owr
known in the twin titles, at 13.
Kfit'm r 11 zzzilliuery store.
cargo being
. ”Raymondflrothm’ wharf.
, shutdown until Tuesday next. ‘
Atehphone has been placed in the
, ning after a fly. Lauder colhtlod With 3.1
ofbrlek
, 1
ems d: Knupp's foam No. I will
West avenue is infested with a gang
of young fruit and flower thieves.
mBrown derbys. O'Brien'a .
Eureka Lodge will meet tonight. Imp
several proposition will be acted on. ’
"Eightearlouds of rails are expected
today for the Norwalk Tramway com-
panyn doable track system to Baton
Point.
Taylor & Gohlen have rented Mrs."
Jnmcsll. Bailey's flue house, on the
Green, in Norwalk, to JohnL? McCam'
men, of N ew York city.
-——500 trimmed hats for ladied, no two
alike, will be slaughtered at H. Krieg-
er’ s millinery stbre. Come while the as-
sortnent lasts
Electrician Thompson, of . the Nor-
walk Tramway company, has completed
two block signals for the line. They will
be day signals and will be located on
South Main and Meadow streets
Police committee Pearson has given
the unicorn instructions. to prevent the
carrying of babies on the front of bicy-
cles. He contends that it is crueltyto
children, and can be stopped under that
law.
Contractor Frank Gregory, of Nor-
Wulk, is having the foundationlaid, and
is getting out the frame, for a new
house for John A. Lee. near his father s
factory, in Richmo‘ndville avenue.
Westport.
-——Straw hats. O'Brien’s.
The case of Chichester, of New On
naan, against Constable Ireland for
false arrest, which was to have come up
before Judge Huhbell in the Town
Court, yesterday, was postponed until
tomorrow morning. ‘
'
Next Sunday will be observed as
Children’s Day at the, South Norwalk
Congroinltional church. The pastor
therefore requests parents who have
children to consecrate in baptism at the
morning service to send him word be-
fore Sunday.
-—-Y acht cups. 0' 1:111:11 :1 w,
9,1113
“I. , j:
" ‘Torrinftit‘
xigtmm
While run-
(years (115}: m... 1.1
ton. yesterday, with the
against the New Havens
fence and 11 large amount of cuticle Was“
taken from his face. and emf his legs
was badly sprained.
Rev. (l. H. Beard Ollie-isthmus after,-
noon at the funeral of Mrs. Sarah E.‘
Taylor, of Woodward avenue. The
pallbearers wore Robert Pearson, Sam-
ilelll. Shorwwd, George Saunders. .112,
and M.‘J. Slinrrutt. The burial was in
Pine Island cemetery.
The summer number of the Parish
Record, published by Grace chapter.
llrothorlnxul of St. Andrew, will issued
Sunday. Copies may be 1.1btained at the
close of the morning sorvicc‘l'ronl the
ushers. With this number the Record
completes its second volume.
~Chiltlren‘s hats, nxccly trimmed
with flowers and riblxms. for 98“. form-
er price *2, at H. Krivger s
Thomvsterious- limiting craft with a
cargo of hi: yoles. soon 1111’ 11.1111 11 l‘w'vnt-
ly, is reputed by several Waterside
men to have been 1111121111111! 1111' Stamford
last Monday. Little attention was
paid to it. and the strange bunt hnd
1lisapmnrcd the billowing morning.
—l'):1u't miss the grout solo ot trim-
mcd hats at H. liricuvr‘s. Yoursn't
help getting; united. 0111' stock is larger
than the combined stock of all the mil-
linery storms in the twin cities.
The legal voters of the Middle Five
Mile llivrr school distiict have born
111,:titi1klthattho annual meeting of the
district will be held at the school house.
Thursday evening, at A 1,1‘1‘Iock. to hour
the reports of the district counnittoe,
treasurer and coll : tor for tho pus-it your,
and to elect .1 “ 1bcr oftlw district
cijnuniiI-toc I: no for the succeeding
'T‘Ivn ontertuiinnotit mininitlco
[Tunas Trilr“. I. (I. ll. “1. Incl last night
and rot; 11 1 hold .1 Writ l1 rry and too i 11 111ml: of 1'1: iiulchlvdnmu of 11111111.;-
cream fostit 1! :11? the Wigwam in Wathw . itiet no Isl 11112 lu- 111111111111advisable
inxton stun-t, 111.11 Friday night. A!
1111111de"progrunmm will be rcndcmd.
11111 Flu: dollar Inn» for $1. flu. at II.
Kn! 1'1: .1 111'11111 n More.
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“ Pure and Sure."
Ceveland s
BAKINGPGWD
“I refer Clevelands baking powdcrhecausoit is
It takes les .92. for the. same baking,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their {resin
pure. an: wholesome
nest and Have”
Alt“ 1:11:11
:1!" I year: also to lay a tilt. to 111ml- the nones-
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sumo. 11111111111, salt. new not can»; 1.1.0:.
your. and «uh «unit-1.21.: fortheonsulng
nary expenses of the district, and to pay
Why, at
“If you won: :1 must that in math‘ of Fox CYCLE 00.,
one tuber!) In good workmen In 11 alilizulmthStmbt,
llflfln fmlnry, Irv 1111 lmpmial (11111111.
at (f. S. Trowhridgo 1% ()0. s cigar atom
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Valentine are guests of Mrs. S. W.
7 with a full line of sanmles.
\Inn operating 1111»1!1:111ism:E.I'LJohn-
son. Hurtfr‘ird, sci-ow nun-lune; (I. Hui-ti,
hurt. Bristol. button hnlo cutter; A. [1.
stopper; .I.
graphic shutnn.
descent 0!
Where“?
Scorn Nommm.’
Be'éohisVeifionf“
pink I' III“ phthln In Museum: 1:1. I” mu!
[.1 ouch Him: In! prince luv the down or
'hnmln-i.
Del ens,
1' Seartl: at Best and maturation.
BIIESTS‘ u: on: 1111111111.
W...
mot-m on. Vacation 8min hm Inn
Solomon lo the Station. into the Ion-H
talus, and Aqua the Pastoral Irena
,. a! 11m: 111.. ‘
Mrs. Kate Upson, the well-lmoWn
writer, is visiting Mrs. Samuel B. Weed,
and will be a guest .at the Central club
reception today. Mia‘sLUpeon. of Ohio,
Mrs. Lucky and Mrs. Moshenaro ex-
pected visitors also.
Dr. C. F. Boutwell and family begin
today a two weeks vacation. Mrs.
Bontwcll and son mil stop at Terry
ville. The doctor will tour from this
point on his wheel to various places ol
interest.
W. J. Foster, of Raymond Brothus
otllce,went to Raymond Brothers’ other,
went to Bedding today, and will sail
from there to Danbury en the steamer
Hawthorne.
Mrs. Henry S. Townsend, sister of
Mrs. William E. Msline. with her son,
is visiting at Mrs. Masline’s country
home in Winnipank.
Miss Etta Perry and Miss Mabel
Perry, of Newark. are visiting their sit-
ter. Mrs. William' Vollmer, of Union
street. 1‘ ‘
Miss Millie Wilcox, of Arch street,
will entertain Miss ‘Flora Belle Sher-
wood. of Green Farms. over Sunday.
Miss K. Olive Hutchinson, of Vassar
college. is at her home in High street. to
spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. G. H. Treadwell and Mrs. S.
Gregory, 1
Miss myrtle Faulds. of Norwalk, is a
guest of Mrs. Homer S. Beers. of West-
port.
Miss Eunice Diver is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Crow, in Milford. .
, Frank Selleck, of Springdale, was in
South Norwullr. yesterday
Miss Lillian Taylor, of Summit street.
has returned from Ansonia,
Miss Grace Haviland is home from
Vassar college. '
A. Gardiner is in New York today.
_ . Enterprising Advertisers.
From his large stock of designs and
patterns 11: wall paper 1.. E Gui-ham
11.111 always suit any taste. His Ill'lt‘i‘h‘
S.
aim sartorial amlploasing as 9111 papc'r‘. ‘
It not convenient for you to call at his
store, he will be primed to call on you
The New. .1111 Boston store 5 syndicate
buyers woman hand at a big auction
11.111: of silks in New York montly, and
secured their share The enteiprising
pmprictms of the Boston store will
put them on sale Satunlay.
The semi-11111111111 inventory of the
South Norwalk lioston store will be in
progress in a few days. In tlo 1111‘ 111
time there will be a big 11.11.1ili1‘o sale at
the store. It will include ditlcreut
lots of desirable goods, and you will save
money by calling.
Connecticut Patents
The following were issuml Juno 1!,
1:11:11. List furnished from otllccs of A.
M.V\'1x1stor,patcnt lawyer and Solicitor
Bridgeport (711311111 .
l). Friswell, Bridgeport. congress
shot-:A. W. Johnson. New . Haven. ten-
IIartiord, electric switch; W. ’1‘. Brown,
Stamford, trousers stretcher; A. Eisen-
.\. llinnuolwright,
Kruso,
Middletowu. ImIllv-
Waterbury . phu 11o-
lh‘signs, .I. Gardner,
Now lluwn. .«hcl! fol 1 trtridgon; 11.1%.
Palmer, Middlutmvn, hunnnm k. ’l‘rmlu
marks, (fill l’vrkins, llnrtlortl. Incan-
"trio lighthl1
We will no ct any (‘U' l'
in mil-11111111
Bicycles
Ur Auxiliaries.
01:1sn111rr11: 1 '1'
A nnwun‘iolt "I Imuunlu nhh IIIIIINmim't
a»: prolltu‘oIv 11ml mum; nR Irmlg us 11
uo-mnlum I‘Iantm! out In th1I Iml sun
tho lolimrm u! :11: up hemitllnllr 1111:! um
Ilnwomue 151 h :Iimmn and «In: I‘ from
or foliage pbndu. mo lino 1011111111
pluntcnflholltighl yellowund lm‘ ‘I‘II rm!L
111111.111 the pit-1' down. two pm- Ibmdrw
run: I1 lonnan Iiomuhmw. Iin Iv MI—
oi. Tillmmtw Down! on. (lIixh: 11:1 1111:!
IwI- Illnuont lilfllli‘i in 1111111 vat «iv A
lino lot 1:! sweet rudder «111111.11! 11.1.1111:
bushel.
1.111111121111111 11111.1
Who was not When Thtygoln °
1
’ l
EDWARD
it
That are correct 1n style,
Gloves and Bolts. Our Ii
sale 1000 yards of Striped Dimity,
EDWARD
5 sum: BUILDING,
Q But Evaporated Apples,
‘« 80 per Ib
. “ Apricots, Iao “ "1
“ " ‘ Peaches, « Inc " "
Old Fashioned DrIed Peaches, Ioc “ "
F. D. LAYITON 81 00., 22 South Main Street
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
Summer Attractions !
We are showing a line of
BICYCLE COVERT CLOTHS
quality and price. Also a fine assortment of Bicycle
neol Ladies' Neckwear
Shirt Waist Sets in silver, imitation silver, pearl
all kinds Belting 111 great variety. Piazza and Chair seats.
at (Super yard. reduced from 131
COME QUICK TU SLGURE THE BARGAINS
o 1011 them 11.11 you saw 11.11.111.11 I
, I was looking neat.
Wehave everything our own way, and
« our stock you cannot beat.
SAME LOW PRICES ems WEEK AS
“ _,. USUAL.
Veal chops, 101:; veulstow, 8c;‘la1ub
forcquarter, lie; lamb chops, l2} ctbcst
corned beef. 41: to 12c. Afull line of
fish away down this week.
Free 1101 ivory.
New York Market
FNANKS. AYERS, Prop.W
STREET,
has not its equ 11 in the city.
and gold plate. Belt buckles of
Have placed on
..‘c per yard.
\
STREET!
NORWALK. coma.
Are unsurpassed for beauty 3
of style and finish. . . . . .
”A. H. g 1
Wanted!
Compound
Celery
‘N'ervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; 71111 a bottle.
0......—
PIaisted's Cholera
Mixture
'3301—5 SHEO SuOELSiVWd ’H '8 LV
SNINVS‘IO ESHOH 8‘04! ONIHLAESAE
Always Cures!
mo...“
wilting your prowrlptlons to
crown use the parent drugs and
our prices are 11lwny1- reasonable.
R. H.PI.AISTED
43 Washington
Street,
50. NDRVIALII.
“ll Women have not liner MlllAlIlIIILIi I
than 1111111.” asked the defender of her
11111132111111: why in it that men laugh
and wonwn weep at a wedding?"
“Because tlwyurc not the ones who
are getting martini,” unswortd the
JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 wan, 3712:21-
NORWALK, CON N.
MADAME Ross
The WeII~Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
\I ill Io In South Nor“ ilk for :1 Iimlh 1! How.
tumultutiom on |>-1,~:t.|1ro.~‘1‘11t nnnl futon In
1og11rd1m1ni matlu busin: a» 111 otlwnviuu
Il1:1t11111_\lwnl1~1111nlnl Ilvltlllllt‘ll) i11-~i!111l11! ’1
1 ”Nut 11mm cent; or 11111;”. ~1. Illllev.
moth Main strut. in l.1u1ht 1 1.1 it. room to.
UhlltullILfiIilm 111 ‘1? ti
1
A LHEAVY RUN 0N WALL PAPER
is what woure having: just now. The
beautiful widow of your lawn and tho
fresh bounty of the flowers Illuh’l‘ the in-
ti‘rh‘n‘ot’yonr homo strike you with a
chill when you cuter :1 1‘» mm where the
wallpawrisold and dingy. The wall
pupcrol‘aroomis half its furnishings.
At lhu'kor‘s you will Ilnd the Ilia-st v11»
violins. tints and shades and artistic do-
signs at low prices
l’aintnre’ Supplies.
Artists Materials, Pictures.
l’i: tines framed to order
Painting. l’axxyrhnnging, Do coratIu"
and Sign Writing.
DEUKElt,
79 Wilmington Street. 811. Norwalk.
"148916!
HartfordBicycIes
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
l‘uttorns Nos. I and 2. ("1111*le to 5M.”-
I’uttcmx Nos. 3 and 4, {11111111111311 to $7111
l’nttems Nos. 1’: and II “1111152150 to $15
'I’hi lathe bout \oluo tor the monov mm
11111-1111 111 medium mmh'lnd' Ilium.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Il'ikmlm‘lhll 111‘: 1;;111‘11211§t111ie.:wvl
MIII '1' e w: 11 nm 11 11) lit to
”-11:11.“ of Mount $.00“
”willIWNIlllIIIYlII'UIIIMI 11.111111: buy :1 ”mt
I'oml II I‘oInmbIn and Hartford I1I1‘ 111111
are remit for lnunodhdo alt-Hwy
POPE MF" G. CO.
(3011:3111! 111111-1111 and factories. I lord-ml. 0111111.
(THE F. S. ”ANBLER 00.
Have a tame utm- I: of those wheels on hand
.1,
course, heartless mun.
. i
Co I! and ommlne
L
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It
"’1
NOT LIKE:
PRICES ARE
ow
Summer
Clothing
Abundance!
Straw Hats.
comsfiék‘ BRO
South Norwalk,
Comatock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
,.’“
unraaususo lac-1.
it
m
The usual ready- to-Wear things ht
ing of Ours. More gore in th
more art 111 the making. more of
things looked after that go to malt
rect, attractive and duiable. Thin:
is not because of any skimp in quul
making or finishing, but bccanSc of ‘
liugncss to be content with small pro:
being the unmulacturcrs 01 our own
Mohairs, alapacas, llauncls, surges and
ens, crash suits, coats .1111! vests.
in all grades, negligcc shirts and belts, trait
and bags.
Store open evenings. Money refunded.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Glenn §
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Ami“! A Quiet Talk About
BUFFALO o t ‘ Fm,”
GLUTEN a 5- , ,
FEED We are anxious to have your trade. “If no...
FDR ‘ ‘ w e’ll tako the "whitest pains to please you; We’ll
CATTLE screen your nuts 12111111 we ll deliver them prbinpt-
S:I°k3". ly, and send .1 good toamster who will not mash
up your pro} I011 y, out- who will be just as carefulas
”03525, if he wow 111 hi own ymd. ,
BEST “’0' ll send you the hunt outs!
GRAIN In taut we '11 give run the best all around deal to
F0 be had :111yw,hero and 31hr be glad to do it. You .
HORSES give us a trial order and see , 1
A"? Le: *_ ‘-
OA 1' .
“we" MANUELT. HATCH
35385119 The Leading Grain Dealer.
LIVERV ‘
STABLE. I5 Marshall Street. So. Norwallt.
.\ tmc line of
while not sold .
purc!1a:.ors,nl11
Comilctcline of WJICIICS, clocks, cuclr silverware o alware all!
I J .! 1 P
DIAMONDS!
A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
For the Month of June.
(In. "I15”
DIAMONDS
stoma at month rcr. 1111:! prhc:1\!'!1of these goods”
115111111} cost 311.1: 3113!! I): sold low enough to attract
1111!! Inn! many 1:1: 3 I: 111;; .1111‘.
R0
The most C11
Fine Ho
n
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South Nor-walk, Conn.
I'lvct‘v Illcilitv tot" providing: for lawn excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
.I. FINKIEXS'I‘I'IIT‘C. Honors! Manager.
TON POIN
arming,r Sumner Resort on Long Island Sound
tel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
WW
011111511111! I roptictors.
D. W.
Funeral
91 Warming-to
RAYMOND,
and Embalmsr.
no. Norwnlk. .
Residence. Mahsclrcmo Howl.
To Advertisers!
(3111111ch cannot be you
unload the same day ,
Is handed In. Every
sonuhle effort will be :11
1o .11:nmxnodate put
Director
:1 Stuart,
1117 it
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Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Occuplma portion of E. Gummkl’e
store. corner of W all cud W cm 8th.,
Norwnlh. (lull
styles in Hats.
but chasgci cannot be his:
slatted upon as a right ‘
less copy is sent 111 h
o clock in the allotment“
the day before change
desired.
and m the latest
1.1m. etc. ,1 1121111
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