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an!» ”Inventors of the water at The
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' NOTICE.
‘ Tho‘ltveaing sentinel will not be is-
suedonsatarday. July 4. Advertise-
mentsanditems of news intended for
III“ day’s edition, should be handed in
' Notices are being sent out to unlicens-
' ed'dog owners. ”m.“
1 17-860 the Murray Brothers at Roton
‘qunt, tonight. Prices, 10 11111120 cents.
10. 8. Ferry Command, U. V. U., will
‘ meet Friday night.
The cupola on the residence of I. R.
'1 Duty. West avenue, has been removed.
Captain A am Decker, of Clay
street, isout 'n after an illness of six
' weeks.
'The boat Anna 11 1.1110111 11 at Bay-
mood Brothers’ wharf with a cargo of
. fire clay.
It isrum‘ored that a promise at West-
, port avenue young man is to be married
on Jilly 4th.
-5,000 yds. 01 10c dimities at 50 yd.,
tomorrow, at the Boston store, Norwalk.
' The Norwalk branch of the Elastic
Wen Weavers' association will elect oili-
eers on July 22.
Burglars entered Burr Glover's car-
penter shop, Tuesday night, but secured
nothing of value.
The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church will holda business
meeting tonight.
Eliza Rider, daughter of George
Rider, of Norwalif, has a broken arm,
caused by a fall.
—Boys' 25c sweailirs, tomorrow 101;,
' at the Boston store, Norwalk.
Phsruix Engine company’s ball team
is practicing for its game with Hope
, nose eonipanyL_W '
I
i
1-
_ Edward Doyle has left the employ oi
J. B. Raymond, the ice dealer, and re-
wmirietrudeas'rlather.
A new weather vane, representing a
trolley car, has been placed on the Nor-
“ walk Street Railway company' 5 build-
ing. __
John 0.11.111 and William English 1111.1
.an exciting bicycle race in Wall street,
last night. (.‘ahill won. They will race
again tonight. ”1--....“
-—llcar Agnes Baylies sing at Roton,
tonight. Prices, 111111111 21') cents.
At their meeting tonight, 1.1111 111cm—
. hereof i'ioncer Hook and Lmldcr com-
pany will arrange for their Fourth of
July clobration. '
The Norwalk police rowivcd notin-
yesterday that 11 '1111 Rambler bicycle
had been stolen in New Haven and 1.111111
coming this way.
Many new .1pplI1 .111111111 for 1111111111011
ship in the Norwaik (‘hapbr of the
Daughters American Revolution, have
beén received by tho flag-'nt.
Somoof the 111111111 boys 11! Nnrwalk
enjoyedtin-Inseivvs last night dodging
Captain 1) 11111 111111 placing blank
cartridgrs on the trulh ) tracks.
wiloar Will 15. Itining's new songs at
Witch. tonight.
Thanh-11111111111 of 11111111 11111111 company
mynlly entertained i'mnccr Hook and
Ladder company, lite! night, in iI11lI11r11i
Hope 11 victory in th11 last hall 111111111.
Th11 monthly nun-ting oi the kurd
{hilt 1111b will 1111 111111 1111mm: 1y night III
the (lily 1111111. when arrnngvnirnis will
pmbablo be 111111111 for tin1 annual 11mins.
—-'l‘oIII Italiantynn will
laugh at Baton. tonight. Prices, 10111111
2011111101.
tllmpauy ilwili 1111!! Friday 111,111:
81111111 new recruits 111111
the butter 11111111 of young 1111111.
w“. .
251111111 11! th'1 "Innis-rs 111' t‘linton i‘oln
mandvry. Kunghts Templar, will go to
Hartford. July ll.t11 alts-111! the 1rr1IIt1111.
trial 11111111'1-r111'y 11! Washington ('11...
mamb-ry.
make you.
‘has «11111-11111 those 111111111111 Iortllo 1111111
wanted 11111 111g ‘1
They j
1 I; i... .11..I. Wiles,
111111111! ”W” to M, v” ‘ ' 1.11.11.11.11111111111111; 111-11111- gnml, William
Prices, 11) 111111;!" cents 1
Members 11! ill" Ari-m flinging 11111111;
and their 1111111111. who 1111- going on 111113‘
csmirsion. Hondar. 1will 111111111111 trolley ‘
which 11111111111 Month Norwalk for Botun'
Point at 111511111'131111'11’,
#111111 sum» will or 1111311111 11111111311 Heb ‘
Upon Friday awning
New York (luxury
urduy. July 91h.
until ll 11'11111111.
I)".
T1111 Woman‘s i'hristian Temperam-
Unlun will 111le! its sushi! meeting in
111111111111... men. Friday at 3 o’clock.
A gm! Ititvllrluilf‘v‘ 111 desired. as 111.111.11.111
d illuminate is to be before the union.
. W '
'I o clock in the awning.
A special meeting of the Twin City
Wheelmeu will be held tonight to decide
on going to BridgeportJuIy 4th, to par-
ticipate in the Post-Telegram parade
and witness the twee or the Bridgeport
Wheel club
A special train of twelve ears, con-
taining members of the Danbnry and
Bethe! Eanduy schools, arrived .in South
Norwalk 11ch minutes after ll o'clock
this morning, and the occupants boarded
special cars for Roton Point. ‘
lion. E. 0. Keeier, in company with
the other members of ‘the‘Republlcan
notification committee, will be in New
Jersey, next Tuesday, to give official
notice to Garret A. Hobart, of his nomi—
nation as candidate for vice-president.
‘ ~42 50 dec. English porcelain toilet
sets, 10 pieces, for $1.98, tomorrow, at
the Boston store, Norwalk.
L. H. Decker commenced this morn-
ing painting the front of Mrs. Jane
Flynn’s brick block in Railroad. place.
Mr. Deckeris also doing some interior
decorating at the residence at Thomas I.
Raymond, at Hillside. He has other
work in hand which keeps his large force
of men verybusy. , .
J. C. Wilson & Co's ,hat factory
starter] up on the fall trade, this week.
The firm has orders enough to keep
the men busv until September. Prob-
ably the only day out this summer will
be the Fourth. The Volk Hat company
has also started up with 11 rush, and an
unusually busy season is esmcted.
—Men's 891: balbriggan shirts, tomor-
row 19c, at Boston store, Norwalk.
a short time the oyster planters
will begin thework of "shelling" theit
beds. There is prospect that the oyster
beds will be improved to a greater ex-
tent than usual this sun1u1..:r. The
oyster trade has 11111111 very good, and
although prices have been lower than a
year ago, the business has been quite
satisfactory and there is prospect of 11
good business for the year to come.
—Ladies' lliI' ribbed vests, tomorrow
7c, at the Boston store, Norwulk.
I13. (I. Bradford has expmsmd his pleas-i
are for the opportunity to assist the hos-
pital. He will have in the race on Sub
urday, the 11th, besides his train Black-
eyed and Gillette, who have shown a
mile in 21231911111 Wonder. who has
showna mile In 2117', The entries
{or the bicycle race will close Friday
night. Cutruuee will beirvc, and the
race for the championship of the town
of Norwalk.
~—.'1c eastilv :1 mp for in :1 cake, tomor-
'i"ow, at l’nston store. Norwalk.
it is expected 111111111! thz annual r11-
nnion of the ficwntecnth C-muwtirut
Volunteers in New (71111111111, August 2".
The people of that town are anxious to
have the reunion held there. and 1!
their desire is gratified. tho veterans
will be rnccived and entertained in the
most hospitable manner. A reunion held
thm- runny years ago is still a pleasant
memory with the veterans of the regi-
lilt'lli.
—~i’.ring along your small champ-111111
take away your lirnWorks f1-1'IIII1 glor-
1111111 I~‘1111rtllfr11111 Benedict's grunt 11nd
millllllt'IIl stock. next door 11 Norwalk
[NINI'HIIi'T.
At the monthly meeting of ”ram
chapter, lrotherinrnl of N. Andrew.
1111111 last night, Edward M. Bradley and
1!. AI. Hardin-r Wt'ri' elm-ted to full
11111Inls1rship. The rep." of I). W.
Wurisnnsn,deli-1:111:40 the 1'1-1'11111 11111111
convention, will 1111 read at 11 now-ting to
be 111111! .Iuly III. 'i'in.1 newly appointed
ushers 11111 John A. ('amp, chairman:
lsdiranvl 17. 11111111. Faiwnrd 1.. Bradley,
Frank 1’ Kellogg, Henry II. 13111111111111!
..i Tran-1v Worden.
1111.11.11.111.111111111111111 sugar for ti;
111w potatoes, :01 1111.. 11.11! 1111!! basin-:1
111111! boner. 11'" “1.; sugar 4'tll’t'tl shoul-
1111”. ‘1" ill, New York (In-111111 (311,
I’nlesnnv Castle, AA). K. 11! Al. (1..
Mt month-1: ('mnmmlllt‘r. A. II. lid/.1
41.1111. Vii‘tt-l'ltnlulflflllufl 411111111 l'triuger.
iirst lieutenant, Fred laiwrem'n. 11111111
1111111111“. .1111111 ”sales; assistant 11111111111
lug 1111111111, William Taylor; director.
11111111111111;11111111111111 chit-I of stall". Wil-
lI.nII I111 rs. trust”- for eighteen "1111111111.
A. 1’. 11.11.1114, These Mlle-W111 will 111
in-Iallvd by ili-trirt "111me (home W.
l$111111 on Monday 1111111111111.
Miss Baird’s
institute.
MIMI. ODIN.
. 531111 Your.
111th 11111 in 51111-111111.
”AND!“ AN. DAY SGML
I'Iimmt intrrmuiisle. asylum» 11ml 1 “.1
am; 111m, 101 .1” 111-4“ Hen-ml 1.9-1111I1I1 N 1!
I 1y [Host-1,11 i'IUN r'. 1. lilo: 1111 11111.11 , It" ”I"
”1" turns-mgr 1.111 In! siiw other In "11qu
an I manna r \ "Iv-1m “111er r1 ‘ 11” I'lil' 1!!
.nyal a'b’v III trials-"01s WINNIE”! N'II'I I"! 'If
111111 1 III 11111111111111! 11111411111 11
”!u "111"! in I" hrsmd In “WHY“ "II Thur»-
111 11111! 1111a. 111 each week 111111151“ I1 111 11
‘J.w.s"
Mt. misting
well’s store in 0th Main
street. '
' -Blnetlsl1 at 711 it, at Hayes' m'k't.
July bills and the .quartcrly reports
are keeping the local post-elites clerks
pretty busy.
People about “the bridge." lastinlght,
buried themselves watching the balloons
sent up from South Norwalk.
L. C. Hanford offers his steam launch
for sale at 11 verylow figure. She is in
good shape and just suited for these
waters. ._.--,__
B. J. Sturges has sold the Addison
Brown place in Westport avenue to
BenjaminF. Birdsall, of Brooklyn; con-
sideration, Si, 000.
John S. Neugabauer, the taller in
Washington street, was summoned to
Brooklyn, this morning, by the serious
illness of his uncle, Gottfried Shramm.
JWeak fish at 5? 11., at Hayes‘ m'k’t.
' The case of Henry Fisher, for the theft
of spoons tram Alois Koehler, of South
Main street. was nolled this morning,”
the accused 111 an old soldier and not in
very good health. 1 , .
George Lauder played right field with
the New Haveis. yesterday, against the
Sheltous. They were defeated, 3 to II,
but through nowfault of Lauder, as he
played a clean game. 1
—Mlsses' 1111‘. taffeta gloves, 70 pair,
tomorrow, at Boston store, Norwulk
Alarge engine arrived today from
The Pierce & Miller Engineering com-
pany, of Syracuse, N. Y., for the N01»
walk Tramway company. It will im-
mediatelyth set up in the company's
powur house in Meadow street.
The camping party which went to
Nnuvm Island, last Saturday. to stay
two \voeks, has returned home. Ellis
.‘tiakin could net sleep at night on no-
1-ouut of tl1er11ts,nnd l’hilip S111!) 1111-
11111n11 homesick.
—-()ur stores will remain open late
Friday night, on account- of their being
closed all day Saturday, July .1. Com-
stoelr Brothers.
The Norwaik. Trunway company
began running cars regularly over its
Daricn extension, yesterday afternoon,
at 1 o'clock. After the first trip the
cars were crowded with people, and the
conductor collected $35.
The Arion Singing society will hold“ ‘
its semi-annual meeting tonight, when
11 vice-president will be elected. All
those desiring'tiekets tor the excursion
should cdllou the committee, Albert
llerg, Herman hlnlmo and Charles
Wain-r11. before Saturday.
Johnliyslop.111111111? of the llanlmry
11111111 and orchestra, and 111m of the
11111~st1111rn11tlstsln the stat1-.has made
an engagement with h‘mytho's orchestra
to play this 111111111111 at ltntou Point. The
orchestra is furnishing music at lloyt's
Auditorium this week, but Saturday
will begin an engagement in the pavilion.
~15 1102. more ladiI-s‘ shirt waists,
laundered collars and culls. at 2312 each.
tomorrow. Boston store, Norwalk.
Williard ii. Item-dirt. aged six
months and twelve days. 1111-11 yesterday
afternoon at Bell Island.
Iatln-r. Frank Benedict. oi llnnbury. is
mnpiuyml by I-‘oster llrotln-rs. itcv. l1‘.
1:. Itol1bi'ts,wh1l is campiugout at the
1111111111. olllviat11d at the funeral this
morning at 113111 and the body was taken
to ll.'1ubnry11n the [11:11.3 Irainlor burial.
~-I11111v11 Your order for lobsters nt
l2' ,1‘ it. at iiuyes‘ market.
At tin- 1111111ting of South Norwulk
Inigo. Knights of Ilonor, Tuesday
night. William ll. l’11111111r was 11111111111
tr1111111m1rinplncc of Dr. Kennedy, 111
sig111'111.11111lilr.t1l. Ii. Huntington 1111111
1111111111] vim-1111111111111" in place of Charles
liitnnnd. rusiguml. (item! View Dicta-
tor Item-truer Waterbury. and tin-
Dictator Pursuit. 11! 1111111111111. were pre-
sent and 111111111 addresses.
~--—N11 1111111! tngonnt of town for Ilr1~
works. liens-dict. the Norwnlk Item--
dealer. has the largest stock 111-11r shown
1111111, 111111 at 11111111111 that surprisv the
1111 1st: I‘t'tlllilltlltllli put-111111111112
Second
Hand
Bicycles 1
I'm (11,11 11 111111L 1111!.
$5tDSSO.
Now ones at Popular l’rices.
FOX CYCLE 00.,
ll Elisabeth Street.
Bonn Scents. 13111111111111.1111
1.11.1.1
The child's
TANOLEFODT,
'EXOELSIOII,
' EDWARD
and fit.
in that line.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
JACKSON 5 1'51 0
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish ......
53 WALL STREET, - - .
4—
If
R. H.
Pleisted!
DRUOOIST.
._.._—o_.._
Do
You
Need
Soapl.
We l1av11tlu1b11st line of
1’1 and 1111-. soaps in tin-
tuWII, as Well as all the
high price goods.
1
1'!
D11
A
Our
Soda
VYater
is
Just
Ihghti
11.111111 hardly 111- 11111th
wise when our 11Il‘ort11 to
dispense the 111111111 bow-
rages in town are non-
sltlcrml. 1111111 111111va
matter haw—plenty of
coolness in every glass
and the finest fruit juic-
1111 for taste and a good
allowance of the timed
11:1111r1‘1111nnml111 11 com-
blnntinn that til-1111111 the
turn-111111 nourishes the
thirst.
'3HOLS 003C! $103L9lv1d 'H '3 .LV
ONINVE'IO ESOOH 803 ONIHLAa
W
R. H.PLAISTED
11 Washlilgton
Street,
50. NORWALII.
W
"Alike," 111111! the sumrlntrndcnt,
"then is 11111111111101: reported in t1. 11 111-
loy betw ecu Illinois and Meridian streets.
I want you to 1111111 ait11r itsdismsltiou. "
An hour later tin intelligent ofllt‘or t11111
phoned: "I have inquired about tin-
dog. and 11111! that it 11111111 very savage
GRAND MARK DOWN ()1?
Ladies’ Shirt Waistsll
FRIDAY, JULY 31!
We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladiee’ Shirt Waists.
Iiistmsitlou."
11'-LN PQA-P-I-R.
2 SIIEETS EDI! 3 OTS.
- I OT. A SHEET.
”
F. D. LAW'I'ON 81 00., 22 South MainStreet
If it Takes
a Leg
to make you 11 good dinner for the F earth
of July, and it Is lamb. which Is the only
dinner for the Fourth, you can do no bet-
ter than come and see us, we will make
an extra etiort to please you. This week
try our pressed corned beef for cold lunch
down from the to. 10c. We will close
Saturday. July 4th, at 12 o'clock, noon;
will be open until 10 o ’cloc it, Friday.
FREE DELIVERY.
‘ New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
STREET, ‘
Ladies' shirt waists at 250, former price, 500.
u ' u 11 H W, 11 11 “750.
11 u u ' Is 750' It 11 980'
‘ 11 11 H u 980. 11 11 $131...
The above are bargains, as they are fresh goods, and correct in style, quality
Special prices on all summer goods, as We intend to close out everything
STREET!
1101111111111. cDNII.
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TOG RAPHS!
Prices Rbduoed!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NOIWALK, CON N.
MADAME R055
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
“'lii11'-litSUIININHrWitlIii11l‘ 11 limited ti:u1-.
1'<-11~11li.1ti~11.~ 1111 pastimes-1111 :11111 future-in
1'111rnrdt1111ny matter, 11111-11111.“ ..,- “mum-1,...
that may l~11l11sir11vlznlm pnimistry ili1'1111i1111.
t'unsultnlinns. gents or 1111ll11-1. It. ”[1101-
51111111 3111111 street. in 1.11111111I"n11|1n'k. I'm-m III.
1111 two llnshts. 1111711
l'lt1 It’ll 1111‘ IT
When 111111 111111111 h11r M'lw'tiun 1d beauti-
ful wall paper at !I11’k1'r'.~.
i’ainiors' l-lupplies. '
Artists’ M11t11riab1.i’iutnres.
Pictums framed to order.
Painting. l'ap-rlmngiug. Decanting
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
11116551510011
nr 1
FIRE
CRACKERS
And Pyrotechnics in town.
Prices to suit the times.
45 Bicycles To Rent!
(,IIVI'i 1'14
80. Norwalk.
A CALL.
\
r. s. AISLER 1:ch1: co.
2%! Wall street. Nurwalk.
terminal-Ila 1.4.. "
‘W‘
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF - ‘
Silk eckwear
REDUCTION or 33; PER 01.
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty cents Worth of Ties!
SINGLE TIES, 35c.
scones
There is not the slightest exaggeratimi oi the facts, when we say
they are equal in every respect to 50-1:an ties. Fine quality of silk,
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to-datc patterns.
Dmstoc
Bros.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST..
Also a full assortment of
I Summer Suits,
0111! Costs and Vests,
Duck Pants,
Linen Crash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
'Seuth
Norwalk,
'Oonn.
/
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
. 3‘95- ' Manager. '
C1 >n1st1 w-k Bros. Masonic Building. N1 1rw111k.
Comsto-ck—Orothers.
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Ohlokonu
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
Underwear,
Trunks
and
You Would Not Think
Hf paying 810 a ton for 1111111 if it was 19-20 dust and
dirt. w-ln 11 you 1- 1111111 buy good clean coal for $5 a
ton 11111111151111": Y1t1ou an doing identically the
same thing when \1111 buy or”111u:11y 11.1.19—200
1111111111111'1111111, lea-1111.111: the 1iirt,1lu.~t. 1111 foreign
seeds they contain take all the nutrition out of the
oats.
I screen :11! outs before I deliver them. If you
prefer them in 111,111 11! clean condition why not give
me :1 trial order?
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Complctclinc of watches c1o1ks, jewelry, silverwarc,opalwnrc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A 11111: line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these good:
while not sold at strh' Ily 1115i prit 1' will be Sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will 111111 many r1111: bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
1...»--.- 1.. ..
PATENT
MANUEL T.HATOH,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
We' re after your trade
in the most honorable and
reliable 111anner.
Instantaneous
Tapioca.
A vnrier of delicious deserts can be
11111111411111: it in 11 few minutes.
Reuqires no soaking,
Very little cooking.
MEDICINES
1
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
III 1111111111 hr 1 11rI-111111l—11mw.
!"111ly|I1-1.I-| 11111111ily1li|r111111l
"t \ MI’IIIIIII'II! 111 llII1lIIHlIiiI‘1IIIIlllu.r
, A: Our prim”! Is A 111i1“:tu1‘1'v 1111-1111 11111; -1| 11111111". 111111 ‘3
I
11111 minim-111111! 11 1112111111 11111111' 11!
onllwrit)
H1111 t11111-upful 11111111111 11 pudding for
ten persons.
“.W
Lunch 111111111 111-11114
New sunk 11f I-‘umy. Soap. 111111 and
cheap
A 111w 111111-11 T1-11.vo1rysupr1t 11111.1vor,
at :1711' 111., good 1111 111111111 selling at 501'.
LORENZO DIOBLE,
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUO STORE.
02 Washington it, So. lemslk.
ll North Main fitter-t.
Norwalk Chronicler