‘y Latent Friday night.
,Ibotomporatureoftbe water at 'The
.Q'Knob,today,isfl'l°.
r1111 Norwalkfi Fire Police will meet
tonight. .
flichael Gleason picked up 87 in bills,
near 6. H. Denton's store in Wall street
/ yesterday. ,
Dwyer‘ s New alk City band will give
its next open-air concert on The Green,
E" 11111 Norwalk the companies will be at
their respective quarters tonight in
‘ readiness for an alarm.
The grocery stores of South Non-ml];
will be- clomd tomorrow; the butchers
and barbers will close at noon.
’ Arogulnr meeting of Eureka Lodge,
, I. 0. O. F., will be held tonight. Mem-
bers are requested to be present.
Miss Flora M. Jennings is substituting
this wee ‘in the telephone office. owing
, to the illness of Mrs. William Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, ofHuvi-
land street, are today celebrating the
. tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Triangle 111111.11: the corner of Maple
street and Franklin avenue, has been
prettily arranged with vases and flowers
At the NorWalk Methodist church,
Sunday night, Howard Tilly will play
the comet, assisted by the piano and or-
?” m
The Southern New England Tole:
phone company is putting a new style
lightning arrester attachment on its
various telephones.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
has the city squad of workmen employ-
1.-d.widening Main street, just above
Nash's corner.
Frank Scnrpella, the deaf and dumb
newsboy. had :1 bad fall from his bicycle
,. ancst avenue. near Dr. A. H. Bald
Will's residence, yesterday. His face
was badly “skinned.
Miss Anna Kern-ins, sister of J. .l.
. Kent-ins, of the Postal Telegraph corn-
~ Tanyrhas taken’charge of the com-
pany‘s ofllce at Roton l‘oint. where shr-
Was employed last season.
.. —-I’rof. M.S.Il11son. the well- known
oculist- -optician, can be consulted :11 his
office. City Hotel, South Norwalk. Tucs-
day, from £1 a. m. to h p. 111 Eyes
examined free. *
William (i. Schlenkcr, of Cliff street,
is able to refute the claim that brown
leghorus will not “sit.” as two hour: of
that variety stole their nests 011 his pro-
mises» and came off with thirty-four
chickens.
The Alpha Wheel club has decided
not to take part in the bicycle parade at
Bridgeport, July 4. owing to the fact
that many of the members are going to
fin-enwich to see the races. in which
swml of thcir numbers are cntcrcd.
A testimonial to the first anniversary
of Itov. Johnson W. Hill, will I111 givm:
by Illl.‘ ladics and friends of flu: ('11lvnry
Baptist church. in tho fifuniu-vilh:
, chapel, ncat Thursday. .\ musiculund
literary progrnnnnv will be rendered
and refreshments urn-11d.
Mia-1 Louise Middlebrmk and Thor.
1lore finnmtock. r11pr11s1-111ativcs of two of
the oldest families in Wilton. wore mar
ricd in tho Congregational church. W111!-
neaday night. The groom's present 111
the bride was an organ. and his sister‘s
gift was a gold watch and chain.
John Addison. of Hpringwmxl. 1111 111111
pinyco of William I'odm1m'. 11f 'orth
Main strcct. had loaded :1 hurt Hilton
wagon. yesterday. win-n the horn- starl-
ed and threw Mr. Addison and 1h.
bureau out. Mr. Addison struck on his
bowl and cut :1 gush that accusation-d a
maple of stitch": by fir. lieu".
James Furl-1y. 11 lnlmrt-r mnploycd by
Jacob .‘lllIh-rnt Wilton, had 111111111 dllll—
orally with his 11111111111111. yesterday. and
, 11111111111111 her. lie moan-111111111 byf‘on»
stable Morris Battery and brought 111
Norwalk. where he was locked tip ovcré
night. He was taken to Wilton today2
for trial.
The I? mom-licut delegation to the Y.
I’. iii. 11. ll. c1111W~ntioh at Washington,
July 11.11111 number 111111. There will he
the largest d1 location ever had except of
New York and Ilvmton. The twig-1 this
year for this state will be a while yacht-
ing cap with :1 him- bnml on which is the
wood tfonnm-ti‘rut In large letters. Fr 1111:
Jewytlitylho Connecticut dologmion
will from] to Wauhington over flu-
Rnyal lilac lint. arriving in Washington
518p m.Whih-i11 Washington dur.
ing the mammalian the Endeavors-r11 will ;
11111111111111: National llofcl, which wi‘l
be 11111111 11111 lowlquartcrs of 1111111310111
111.... am. Bradley 1111.11 11 11111111
bulldogin Clark" street. yesterday. It
had been fighting and was badly injur-
ed. 1 1
sum Bailey, 111110 left town 111111 so.
urday, has returned to his home in Clay
street. after a few days' stay in New
York. ‘
"rho employees of the South Nor-walk
depot have received notice. to take pos-
session ef the new (west-bound station,
Monday. ‘
—0nr store will be eluted all day Sat
unlay, July 41h. Upon Friday evening
until ll o'clock. New York Grocery
Co. ‘
Nicholas Walgo, Jr., of 104 Ely ave-
nue, died yesterday, aged two months
and sixteen days. The funcralfwill be
held this afternoon.
The Twin City Wheelmen" held a
meeting, last night, and decided not to
go to Bridgeport, tomorrow, to partici-
pate in the Pest-Telegram parade.
The steamer Isabel carried a goodly
number of passengers to New York city,
this morning. She will return tonight,
and go down again Monday morning.
W. S. Starter-ant sent up twenty-five
balloons, last night. and they all rose
very nicely. The fireworks display was
witnessed by a large number of people.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. Crown and
Captain A. J. Wilcoxson were driving
in Darien, yesterday, when John Ferris
was killed, and were 'among the first at
the scene of the accident.
‘\
The New Church Aid society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a birthday party at the church, to-
night at 8 o'clock. Those who have not
secured birthday bags may get them at
the door. Refreshments will be served.
——No need to go out of town for fire
works. Benedict, the Norwulk news-
dealer. has the largest stock over shown
here. and at prices that surprise the
most economical purchaser.
At a meeting held at the First Metho-
dist I'Ipiscr‘lpal church, last night, a
unanimous protest was pusscdagainst thc
liccnsmg of the circus performance next
week in West avenue. By order of the
‘ meeting the protest was forwarded to
Mayor Lee. _ ’
~20 lbs. best granulated sugar for $1;
111wpotatoes,10¢ pk. ..l."11 half bushel:
best butter, 11114 .11; sugar cured shoul-
dcrs, 1'11 lb. New I 11rk Grocery Co.
William Armstrong will speak at the
Young Men's Christian [league's regular
service Sunday afternoon at 3:311, in
Kuuds‘cn's Hall. 31' Chestnut street.
Ills subject will be. “Life." He will he
assisted by nniale quartctte from the
Methuiist church. All are cordially
Wf'lf'l 11:11:.
At the meeting 111‘ 1111.- .\riou Singing
society, last night. .lohn Steegmullor
was elected vice-presi-lcnt. Members
who arc totuke part in thc excursion,
Sunday, should take the 51:33 car from
the Norwalk club building, and 11:55
from the corner of South Main and
Washington streets.
(in: my: C. Coinstock. of Ilmnd River.
came to market today with low quarts of
slrmvln-rrics.‘ which will about finish up
the sons-111. It is not often th:11l.-1rri1-.11
cunn- in so late a: July lid. and this your
it is ruthvr remarkable. conshlcrint: the
f‘itl’llllf'tim' of the strawberry season. the
”wing to thc cxtrcun: 11
lane lst
flit-101 11111111111111: of blosmmlllg, alarm:
perccnlogc blasted. and this loc- shorts-111
1-:llI11-1'r1111.
‘u
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
NORWALK CONN.
25th Year.
nth l1111rli1.\u11111Il1.
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Second
Hand
Bicycles!
l71-W 11111111111111-l1-l1.
$5 to $50.
Now 111115 :11 Popular Price-1.
FOX CYCLE co.,
2 E'littlbeth fittwt.
nautical delegation.
ileum immerses. Cossscricm
11111111111513 Public 1111111111 51111111-
e1l by the Common People.
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IIoIIomIbcllnowlll Item-Cm 1111111 to
wiflflautollcurlhclvll Lawlolrlhcl
Mt Church—A Few WWO!“
«Outsiders. ‘
Editor of. The Sentinel—Dear Sir:
Time will not allow me enter into any
lengthy remarks in answering the ques-
tions that appeared in The Sentinel of
July let. The writer asked the follow-
ing: , "The question now arises whether
Rev. Mr. Hill intends to carry out his
designs as printed in yesterday's Senti-
nel, “guiding the disturbing elements
thatintcrfere with his church serviced
It is a shame to see any church service
dcsecrated,-and it is-hoped Mr. Bill will
do all he is said to have threatened to
do."
The writer of June 30th referred to
some disturbance on Sunday evening.
He further discuswd a period of un-
pleasantness. This I am not called upon
to answer. for which I am glad. As to
slanders, gossips, etc., I leave it to those
who are best able to judge between
truth and falsehood; not to those who
know nothing about the social condition
of our congregation.
New, I suppose what the writer of
July lstmcant torefer to was the ar-
ticle of: June 30th, which stated that
“Mr. Bill will ask for protection in his
church. The laws protecting churches
specify emphatically that the service
shall not be disturbed by any, person.
The luwwill allow Mr. Hill a special
police to protect the peace of the church
it one is“ uecdc1 ."
shall
I don't know what I
be forced to do. The future
no one knows. We can only
judge the future by the past. So far as
I am concerned. I do not believe in any
such thing as referred to by the writer.
I have been successful in getting along
with my congregation, thus far, until
anti-christs rose up in my congregation.
We have been united in love and peace.
We have been our- in Christ Jesus. The
Holy Spirit has been and i believe now
is among us.
I hope the day will never come When
we have to resort to civil law (I) protect.
our worship. We want' nothing other
than Christian life to guide and protect
us from thecuomy. I believe in a con-
sccruted soul. I believe in a counts-rat-
ed church. I believe that when people
11111111.: together to Worship God that their
souls should lu- .1111 filled Willi the Holy
Spirit that there will be nothing in their
hearts but love to (E1111 and humanity.
i pray that all who come inside of Cal-
vary Baptist church on and after now
or from on high.
If this l11_-..\lr. Ecllt11r,1iul's gl: 1r_v will
so fill the “11111111111" that there will b:- a
“1:11111111(1li1111"11fjoy undgladucss. With
such a condhion of things we will not
11111111 to put our trust in man, 11111,- man
with Hod on his side is a majority. You
can rcst assured that I will huv1- no more
unpleasantncss inside of our church.
N 11 personal affairs should ever bc settled
in a church. Should fallow tin-1n. I
would be no better than thosc who carry
it on. Understand I :1111 not condclnniug
anyone. I do 1111f believe that our or
two persons' sins should fall on all. N11.
111-vcr. lnould have the public 111 an
dcratnud that tin-.(lhrisliau 11111111111 of
my church arc 1111.11111nt lacuna-rs.
Again, ii“o1111111l1-rs" would attend to
their own basilica-1. when they conic. to
first 'pickiug with some growers being our church and l1-avc thc afl’uirs of thi-
rch alouc. there would not be one
wavc of trouble to Im-nk our 1111111112 The
church is no place to 111111111 perused
gricvanm-s. “111. I 11111 her:- for nothing
clsc (as the writo-r said: but the ”ch-va-
t1ou of my race" and the "upbuihling of
God's kingdom." i hope that bnfurl'
another July we will have our lot in
Leonard strco-t. near West nvcnuc. paid
for and a church 1h-1licatcd to him who
rah-11 all.
'l‘In-rcforc allow 1m- to say. that W1-
pmp- 1111- to appeal to NW gum-runs public
soon fol-help. The people of the cities
11nd vicinity, i believe. stand ready and
willing to help 1111. [don‘t bellow that
there isucongn-gatiou anywhere more
Wnl'Ill and more :11 11111-1] of a plan- of
11'11n1hipthunour11.
With these nonurks, Mr. Editor, I
Ilupc to be 1111111111111 from any further in-
tcrmgatious.
Yours very olmlicntly,
.lnll'l‘sus Wlslllfvmvw "11,1"
Ll.) North an-nuc, Norwallr. ('1111n.
111:1: +1671}?
Dr. F. W. Darmer
(1.1111 hon-after be 11111111 at his lhiricn 11fll1-1-
only. win-111 h1- is prepared todo nlIu-ork
ys-rtaining to modern dentisln [11111111 1111-
lv. 111111 minno- :1 walk from the trolhy
1.1111111'lh1- ('1111-1ol11lnwd ll lt.1l1-pofs.
l-‘nn allowmllmlhwnys 11111111 11d .1 111111111
111111111 made to ban- your 1l11111s Work
done at you: own n-nidr-nu- 111111-11
hours from ‘11:. 111 until 13 p 111. 811111
days m am until f 1111: \ll Work
gufllmntmd. 11ml 11st the I11 st of 111:1—
lr-rial used
DR.F’.W.VDARMER
lintgeon Dentist.
DAItIEN.
s 9
(JOHN.
0
will have their souls touched with pow:
TAIILEFOOT,
IXGELSIOR,
F-L-V P-A-P-E-R.
2 SHEETS [OR 3 0T5.
I OT. A SHEET.
w
saunter 1. co. 22 South 11111151111111
"“11 it Takes
a Leg
to make you a good dinner for the Fourth
ofJaly, and it is lamb. which is the only
dinner for the Fourth, you can do no but
tcr than come and see us; we will make
an extra short to plow you. This week
try our pressed corned beef for cold lunch
down from 15c to me: We will close
Saturday, July ith,'at 12 o'clock. noon:
will be open until 10 o’clock. Friday.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
”MIR 8. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN 'BLOOK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
m
GRAND MARKvDOWN 0F
Ladies’ Shirt Waists! I
FRIDAY,
JULY 31!
We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waisis.
Ludies' shirfivuists at 25c. dimer price, 50c.
l‘ u H n
It II 11 ‘0
u 71F”,
to
500.
‘1." . 75c.
98c.
“ $1.39.
‘21
Is $.-
at
080.
Them arebargsins, as they are fresh goods, and correct in style, qualit)‘
and fit. ‘
in that line.
Special prices on all summer goods, as we intend to close out everything
‘ EDWARD
5 'eszsrrs suumsc.
‘STREET!
11011111111, cons.
JACKSON 5 PH Wm
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish.
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET.
' NORWALK. CONN.
R'. H.
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
Do .
You-
Need
Soap?
W11 ]llwl' li111 b11111 lllh‘ of M
:‘1 and 1111-. maps in tin-
towu, as well :1.~‘ all thc M
high [1ri1‘1- gmllh.
Our ,
Soda
VVater
Is
Just
lbghtl
It can hardly hl- other-
wm- when our efforts to
1li11pu11u11~tl1cflucnt I111v1~-
r11g11111111own are con-
s11l1'r1 1| It 111 11 simple
matter 1110-- plenty of
11111111111111111 every glass
and tln- finest fmit juic-
1-11 for-1111111111111] a good
allowance of the finest
i111- 1'renu: make n 1111111-
binntion that tickles the
1111111 and quencher the
thirst.
0.—
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._—..o..____
R. H.PI.AISTED
‘3 Washington
Street.
50. NORWALI.
W
"Mfkc," 111111 the suln'rlntcndent.
"there is a dead dog reported in tho of.
II" between Illinois and Meridian streets.
I want you to look after its dllpmlthm."
An hour-deter the intelligent ofllmr tele-
phoned: "l have inquired about the
dog. and and that it 11111111111111 savage
dimmitlou.“
ONINVI‘IO ESDOH HOJ GNU-{LAB
MADAME R055
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
I
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:Ivtlipl‘ ll; til!1 l‘1‘-. g1 ‘lttk It." l'lll.’ ~. Tl
(’Tlldl'. I
h nth )l: 1111 ~Ir1-1f. in In: No r ~ l1i1 .1 k room [11.
ion two llighb. 111 11 if
I’llf )lTI) ()l" I’l‘
When she made her M‘llu'linll of beauti-
ful wall paper at luckcr's.
Painter-11‘ riupplics.
Artistu' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. i’aperhanging. Mating
and Sign Writing.
Drum.
79 Washington Street.
LARGEST srocx
1)!‘
FIRE
CRACKERS
.\nd l’ynrtcchnics in town.
Prices to suit thc Iimrs.
I15 Bicycles To Rent!
'llVI-I
r. 5. same c1101.: co.
2:1 Wail street. Nora-111k.
Bo. Nos-walk.
l S .\ CALL.
\
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd floats and Vests,
Duck Pants, A
Linen Crash Pants,
I Negligee,
Shirts,
Bolts,
Gaps,
Golfand Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
‘11mst111'k Bins" Masonic Building. Norwulk.
ESTABLISHED IOG7.
m
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
Silk Neckwea
AT A 1
REDUCTION DE 33.1 PER GT.
an Dollar wm Buy One collar-and Fifty Goats Worth 11111”
SINGLE TIES, 35¢. ‘ '
3FOR$L
. There is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we' 511
they are equal in every respect to so-cent tics.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and unto-date patterns.
Gemsteckbrethers-
‘Fiuc quality 0‘15! It.
Comstoc
Bros.
14 SOUTH MAIN 5.1..
south .
Norwalk,
Conn.
MILFORD A. GlFf-‘lN,
Manager.
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
chicken. 1
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
You
ton. would you?
then: is wastc.
outs.
me :1. trial-
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFIOE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
, _._
Uf paying :3f0 a 11111 for coal if it was ill-20 dust and
dirt. when you could buy good clean coal for $5 a
salm- thing whcn you buy ordinary oats.
becausc the dirt. dust. and foreign
seeds they contain takc all the nutrition out of the
I sch-1111 all outs ln-fure I deliver them.
prct‘cr 1111-11: in :1 good clean condition why not give
.r1l1-r':
MANUEL T.HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealer.
15 Marshall Street. 511. Norwalk.
Would Not Think
in you are doing identically the
19-20 of
If you
DIAMONDS!
while not sold .11 stri: II) 11151 priic.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Complete line of welchcs. clocks, jewelry,silverwareopalwarc and
cut glass.
.\ fine line of stones sat greatly 11211111111! prices. All of these goods
purchasers, who will find many l'dltl bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
DIAMONDS!
will be sold low enough to attract
PATENT
MEDICINES
n51 AID PLEASANT to 1111::
At that Prim-11f
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STONE.
or Washington St... to. Iormlt.
.. n...“ “u..- —. ”—41
We re after your trade
in the most honorable and
11-llal1lc Illllflnill'.
Instantaneous
Tapioca.
A vnrlctyof delicious deserts can be
111111111 from it in a few 111111111111.
Reuqlres no soaking,
Very little cootlng. ,
l1111111|11|111r1l1 111111.111l11111p11.
l‘ 1 11.111111111111111:!11111llv1llg11..1n1l
I'm 111111115 1-1111111111111111 irritation.
. 1111-1l"1-1ll111l.'111‘1i f lutldo M IINI
i111nlirl-
lf1-1-11111111-111l111l hr bighw-t 1111-1ll1111l
oath-111M
I
It
Is
111111 lmcnpf’nl malt-111 :1 pudding for
11:11 pcomns.
Lunch Ilnlwd Ila-111111. 1711-.
Now stock of Fancy Hoop. fine and
(sin-up.
A urw Illnck 'f‘cu. very sweet in flavor,
if :57»: "1.. good lymme selling at 1’05.
Lessszo DIBBLE,
ll North Main street.
Norwalk Chronicler