V",
SEIIIIEL’S BENIITEBS
lone II Thrill-9| no, In and liar
In finally. M {bruit and Vicinity
0111M Their lineal up.
The tamperature of the water at The
Knob. today. is 613°.
11mm...—
. ,Warren P. Smith, of Madison street.
. insist. .-
There were Monty-eight deaths in
‘ Nomalk lastmonth.
The Norv'mlk police did not make an
‘ ' arrest over the Fourth.
“ Thomas Balcom, of France street. has
secured asituation atJ. A. Pinnco‘s
bookstore .
The monthly meeting of the Young
‘ Womansclub will be held tonight. at
G. S.-North’s studio.“
Thomas Osborn and family enjoyed a
sail Saturday on Captain 0. S. Clark's
yacht Three Brothers.
Jonathan Burr Betta died at his home
in Wall street. Friday afternoon. The
" funeral was held this afternoon.
‘ The monthly session of the Boards of
Councilmen of the cities of Norwalk
and South Norwalk will beheld tonight
The Haymakers’ teamof Uncas Tribe,
1. O. R. M., will meet tonight to elect
ofllcers, and transact other important
business.
The Hungarian Sick and Beneilt so-
ciety held its dance on the Fourth at tho'
( grove in Benton street.
‘ Band, of Newark, furnished music.
——Whito flannel, do per yard, reduced
from tic. Scofleld & Hoyt.
Court Mnhackemo, F. of A., 'will hold
a special meeting tonight. As business
of importance is to be brought up, all
members are requested to be present. '
The members of Old Well Hook and
L alder company served refreshments at
their headquarters, Friday night, and
' ushered in the Fourth in becoming style.
-—Prof. M S. Recon, the well- know 11
office, City Hotel, sohth Now all: To}:
day, from 9 a. 111 £10 8 11. m ‘11)," s
examined free. ._. .
Ollicer lilorehouse was asked to look
3,111.4” John accttpofétlvemms, yesterday.
MM“ borl'tMeda téam on the Fourth
and up to last night had not been heard
from.
The guard rail on car No. 2: , coming
from Roton Point, broke near the Wood-
ward avenue car barn, yesterday after-
noon, and delayed the our live minutes
while the damaged rail was being re
moved.
~30de rugs, former pride $61.25, re-
duccd to “.94. p Scoiield at Hoyt.
A quartet-to composed of Dr. Beau.
Juuius Brown, Harry Stevenson and
James Bartlem, sung yesterday after
noon at the gospel meeting in Knudsen's
Hall. William Armstrong led tho
meeting.
The funeral of the late John Ferris
was held yesterday afternoon from the
residence of Mrs. Susan Ferris. Went
street. Rev. (i. H. Beard, assisted by
Rev. H. N. Dunning, officiated. The
burial was in Union cemetery, Rowayton
Attorney ll. Edgar Ferris was vault-
ingovertl10"gatc in front of his real-
deuce in West street. Saturday. when
the heel of one of his shoes caught on :1
picket and he was thrown headlong on
the sidewalk. One of his knees was
~ badly sprained. ,.
”Spring \1-11i31'17”1{1111'pr1co. Bcoiiold
& Hoyt.
The first of a series of union services
of the South Norwalk Baptist and Con-
grogationul churches was held last night
in the Congregational church. Rev. ll.
0. Sherwood preached the ammo. The
service next week will be In the Baptist
church, and Rev. C. H. Beard will
reach- - ,,,,,,, _.
At the 8 o'clock 111111111 in lit. Joseph's
church, yesterday morning, about fifty
children took their first communion.
Rev. John T. Winters returned Baton
day afternoon from Worcester, where
he had I‘m spending the week in
retreat. The children's cutM'tuinmnnl
last week netted "80
A party composed. of Rev l". W.
Norris, l’. N. Knapp (i. E Bogart and
Menard Whitney what not IIHHIDR. last
Friday, from the Norwalk Yacht club
house. and located a large mm of black
fish. Mr. Bogart captumd one that
wolghml six pounds, and Mr. Whitney
one weighing four pounds.
The Ward V., with a party on board
mmpoml of Captain George VanAl
styne, Charles Dimond, Thornton Prow-
ittlieorge Harvey. Clarence Nash. Dr.
Kennedy and Mr. Rivers, of Bridge
port. started Friday night for Larch-
mont to witm the races, and returned
with the Atlantic Yacht club. yester-
Thc Gypsy .
101111111111: church was laid July
11.1.11 oilloers tonight
«Hewman'sEntertainei-s atRoton today
John Conrhy has secured a position in
Fred Scheidler‘s barber shop. 1
The Owl Bicycle club participated in
the parade at_Bridgeport on the Fourth.
The annual reunion of the Giles St.
John family was held at Broad River,
July 4.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Joseph
Brown, of Bayview avenue, Friday
night.
A horse owned by Liveryman H. E
Dunn. of Norwalk, dropped dead in
Wostport, yesterday.
Miss Mabel Vauderhoef. of East are-
one, has a sprained ankle. caused by a
fall from her bicycle. ‘
./
The Ridgeilelds and New Canaan
played ball. Saturday, the former win~
ning by a score of ill to 2.
Mn. W. F. Bishop will entertain .010
Pine Lodge Outing club at the club
house, tomorrow afternoon.
Daniel Lcnn William, aged twelve
years. died Saturday at the County
Home, in Westport avenue, of measles.
Mrs. James Beers died at her home in
Westport avenue, Friday, aged about
sixty years. The funeral was yesterday.
Frank D. Layton and Samuel W.
Hoyt, Jr., wheeled to New York, Satur-
day, and spent the day, returning by
train.
Senator John H. Ferris received a new
safe this morning. It was necessary to
cut a larger door in the building to get
it in his olllce. ‘
A meeting of those interested in or-
gani/ing a Brotherhood of the Union in
South 1101111111: will be held tom ht in
Albiu Nenkirchner' s barber shag.”
~Hemstitclicd sheets, 5711:;
cases 1131‘, at Scofield& Hovt’s.
pillow
Some of the members of Company F
sphnt the morning of the Fourth at the
butts in Westmrt avenue, i111proving
their scores made at the May-day rifle
oculist-optician, can be consulted at his: pract1ce
1... ...... .5...
The cornerstone of Ridgeileld' s new
itlh
“Bishop Tierney was present. A
number of Norwalk people attended the
ceremonies.
' " t > '
.~\tcan1 owned by Liyeryman Dunn,
which was left standing in Plymouth
was sustained.
The Ministering circle of King‘s
Daughters, of tho Norwnlk Congrega-
tional church. will picnic at Roton, tm’
morrow. They will take the trolley
car which leaves the Mill Hill switch at
2 o'clock.
-New1uan‘sl£ntcrtainers atltoton today
'l‘hc'l‘ramway's new machinery not
pany found itself short of power on tho
Fourth. Arrangements were made with
the Norwalk Street Railway company
to supply additional current.
The marriage of Arthur Tolleu, of
Bridgeport. formerly of South Norwalk,
and Miss Lydia Bntu'rfield will take place
Wedncsahiy. Mr. Tollcs and his Dance
were guests, Saturday, of l". A. Tolles
and family, of Fairlii-ld avenue.
Anenti-rprisiug liveryman of SLIIII
ford r1111 11 carryull on the Fourth from
that place. connecting at Itoton River
with the Norwnlk Tramway cars for
Itoton l’oint. lie carriml about‘four
hundred people. and the conductor on
the trolley during the day collected I, 100
fares
The 1' 11111111 woman" a Christian Tem-
pernnm l' iiion will hol i a special burl
nous meeting tomorrow evening with
Misullgdon, No. 1011 South Main street
Them 111-. some important items of busi-
nous tot-111110 before the meeting/111 d it
Is hoped there will be a large attendance,
411w".11111112816111.13011111101011 today
Fred Ilrowor made a call at 11 house in
(.Jhrmtindutreet. last night. and left hie
horse standing by the gate. When he
came out the horse was nowhere to he
won. Mr. Browor wandered wourlly
back to Cranbnry, only to find hill steed
comfortably domiciled in his usual place
in the barn.
III‘III & Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. i‘ImIith and
their two children. of West street, and
Harry Evans, of New York, were driv-
ingilirough idly avenue. Friday night
at Will o‘clock. when the neck‘yoke
broke. and the frightened horses started
one run. Mr. Smith called for help
and Mrs. Alum-Ins Benton, who was In
front of her house. no out and mtpped
the team. and probably saved the party
from serious injury. The harness was
repaired. but broke again. Theodore
Smith then took cam of the team until
another harness could be procured.
ml
.1 ~atatc in Water street.
avenue, Saturday night. st 11 to run
away, but was captured at or of
Wall and Main streets. No da '
~Imt indigo prints, 1’10 per yard. Seo- .
tonight
The axle of one of F. A. Lane's was-
on collapsed in front of Henry Tilly' a
carriage shop, Friday night. - "
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gregory and
Clarence F. Osborn checked bicycles to
Southport, yesterday morning.
A party of fifteen young people had a
olnmhake, Saturday, at the home of
Charles A. Williams. Meadow street.
Some one kicked in. a window at
Genre Brown's 'apartmeuts in Cross
street. near the iron bridge. Friday
night.
The committee on entertainment for
the testimonial to Rev. Johnson W. Hill
will meet at Mrs. Anderson’s, Church
street, South Norwalk, Tuesday. July 7.
J. H. Ferris has the contract to. fur-
nish material for the brick building now
being erected by the Nelson Taylor es-
A curload of mot-
tled laid: for the front arrived today.
John Del . a section hand working
on the Consolidated railroad, yesterday,
was accidentally struck on the head
wound. Dr. Burke took a stitch in the
wound.
Pastor Sands and Ills People Return Thanks.
To the Friends and Well Wishers and
Genomes Public: We, the Knight
”Street African Methodist Episcopal
church, of Norwalk, do hereby extend
our heartfelt thanks for the generous
assistance they gave us during our Con-
ference. We especially thank The Sen-
tinel, through whose columns so many
kind friends came to our assistance,
both financially and substantially. ‘We
also thank the churches, which so kindly
opened their doors for our use. Their
kindness shall never be forgotten, but
shall ever live in the hearts of the peo-
ple of Norwalk ‘and the Conference as a
lasting memory. Thanking you again
for all kinducsses, we remain,
Ksuun Srunm A. M. E. (311111111,
Rev. I. S. SANDS, Pastor.
Equally Difitmstf11l.—“Say," whis-
pered the man in the broad-brinuued
straw hat to the stemuboat clerk, “gm.-
1ne some other stateroom; pit-11.413. Tin.
man you‘ve put me in with is a tonne
lecturer of pure ground spices." A few
minutes later the manufacturer of pure
ground spices sauntcrcd up to the clerk's
desk.
let me have some other stateroom?
You've put a fellow in with 1110 that
mikes pure Vermont maple sugar."
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
honour. 001111.
.25th Year.
11’ til Ye: 1r in N. loalk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
I'1lm.uv. int. f'llllilloli'. .1111do1nie.1n1l 1-..1I
logo propomion 1 I; Liv .- How I11ll~tpc 1111 Ion I
f11111i11~i111l111ltu11 olow 11111111. 11111.~1.111t 1111i
tho I: inguau: s. (nu-fol atlv MI 1n to “mm“
and 11111111101 >1 A IIIIIIII‘II 111111011111! I 1) pup”,
and qw- inl ~l111l1111t~admitted. 51-111! for wire
111l1rl‘LerIH11-11l1111ii 1111I1~iml1l1.
Misslhiln ~uf lmm1-I11\I~Allnr~ on Thun-
day and l-rl-la) nil-ach week "Hill 1'» no 11. n1. Jl
having been placed in position, the com- _.:_ _ ,
MADAME R055
The Well-Known
Clairvoyaat
Throughout the States!
Will twin .4 111th Norwnlk for a limited time.
Innuullatlons on pint. pros-mt and lulura- I11
r1~1'g111li1.111)‘niulto-r.l1111-In1-.~-. or otherwiw.
that may |1o Ill-aired: ale 1 [unlmlwlry In dud-«I.
l IIIII‘NIEHIIHT'I-i goats or Indian. 91 tilllco,
Houlll Mala .I-IM‘I.IIIIJ|IIII1‘I' ~1 l1|o1k.1‘m1m 111,
11piw-1lliul1ts.111e’:tl
Airgun TIO N!
Dr. F. W. Dormer
Can hereafter be seen at his Darion Mill-o
only, win-re he is prepared to do all work
rumbling to modern dentistry lxiinless-
y Ono minute's walk from the trolley
canaortho Consolidated ll. It. «Innis
Fare allowed both ways. biracial mant-
mentu made to have your don‘. ’aI Work
done at your own residence. (nth-11
hours fromtla. 111. until II p. 111. rinn.
days, ll) 11.111. until i p.111. All work
guaranteed, and only the beat of ma-
terlnl used M»
DR. F'. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentiat.
DAlilEN, - - - -
Second
Hand
CONN.
Bicycles’l
FI‘W Good 1111!": MI.
1 $5 to $50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
FOX CYCLE co.,
8 Elizabeth Htmet,
8011111 Nahum. 011nm
mmiwmmu11'
withacrowbur, which inflicteda scalp ‘
“tiny," he whispered, "can't yum
‘IHOLS 0(3th S-OSLSIV'Id 'H '3 LV
F- L-V P-A- P-E-R
resurrect, ' .
transits,
2 SHEETS EDIE 3 DTS.
l OT. A SHEET.
'r. 11. 111111011 1. co., 22 Scott Main Street
tar ..
u it Takes
a Leg
to make you a good dinner for the Fourth
ofJuly, 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 effort to please you. This week
try our pressed corned beef for cold lunch
down from 1511 to 100. We will close
Saturday. July 4th, at 12 o'clock noon;
will be open until 10 o 'clock, Friday
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
GRAND MARK- DOWN 01“
Ladies’ Shirt Waistsll
FRIDAY,
/
JULY 31!
We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladios' Shirt Waists.
Ladies' shirt waists at 250, former price, 500.
H H u u
." ” “ “ 75c, “ “ i180. "evil."
" “ “ ” 98c, “ “ $1.311. . . Shirts
The above are bargains, as they are fresh goods. and correct in style, quality '
and fit. Special prices on all summer goods, as we intend to close out everything Belts,
in that line.
Caps,
500, , " " 750.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HDRWALK, CDHH.
Are unsurpasmd for beauty
of style and finish.
53 WALL STREET, - —
JACKSON’S PH OTOGRAPl-Isg Sweaters,
Underwear,
___ Pnces Reduced! Trunks
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, and
\ ' NOIWALK, CONN 83:3.
.89. H-
Plaisted!
DRUGOIST.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have the best line of
5 and Inc soaps in the
town, as well as all the
high price go1 111111.
Our
Soda
Water
Is
Just
Right I
It can hardly be other-
wise when our oll'orts to
dispense the finest ln-vc
rages In town are con-
sidered. It in a simpli-
matter too-plenty of
(minus: in every glass
and the finest fruit jnI1 -
on for taste and a good
allowance of the finest
ice cream nmke a com.
blnatieu that tickles the
taste and quenches the
thirst.
0—...—
ONINVS‘SO asnou HOJ ONIHAAHaAE
.—;—o.___.
R. H. PLAISTED
53 Wuhlngton
Strut. ,
" SD. NORWAIJI.
W.
A Safe Mule-”Raster, you Inferno
nigger, you told me that mule was pm‘
TN“! safe.and when 1 went Into the
stable be. nearly kicked the top of my
head OH." "Yell. salt: I said the mew]
was safe, nah. But of you kin malice
I didn‘t say nulliu about wonder it was
sale In his wielniW"
To Whomlt Hay Concern!
Not. 1 is In rel-y at on Hill “with 57- “vii
h 11- ml I all his Inter-mt I11 the l111~lu1~~1 known
as iii-urge h‘. llolld Company: and that ‘Im
I111~inosz~ will be how .1It11r 11111l111tml I ll 11-
llnilvllh-Iglu' .Itowhoni hill-1 1111l~l11111l1 11,- -' shonl i
I-o11ai1linclailu-l111n1~ .11: our-t said 1:1 1111111111;
~ho|1ld be “Mme-.1. I E
l LIA A. I112”.
Alon-{l .tt N111wnlk.lhi~ 2nd day of lluS
, In 11
Coniste ad: lib 19..
’ /
ESTABLISHED I367.
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF .
$111 Ne'ckwe
AT 41
REDUCTION or 33; PER 01.. .
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty cents Worth 1111'
SINGLE TIES, 35c.
they are equal in every respect to so-ccnt tics.
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
Duck Pa nts,
Linen Drash Pants,
11
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
omstock Brothers
BIG SA
.‘Tilrii IIlI1'
and
Of Men's
Ladies’
Children’s
‘At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe_5tore.
lulldiuu. Norwall:
3FOR $1.
'Ihcrc' 15 not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when w as
Fine quality of silk.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up- -to date patterns.
Comstoo
Bros.
l4 SOUTH MAIN ST
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
unrouo A. curls,
Manager. 4
.~'\
i
SHOE J
I have l1on1d1t a stock of Louusln. v, \lathcwson 1\' C11.‘ 5 I-‘mc Ladies’ Shoes and;
Oxfords, and ior ('10 days \\ 1ll sell them Ior
HALF PRICE!! - .z
Ladies" $4.00 Shoes,
“ $3.00 It
“ 2.00 “
‘11 1.50 11
11 3,00 Kid ()xl'ordsfl
11 2.00 “ “
111.130 “ “
$2.00
2.00
1.50
1.00
.50
1.50
1.00
1‘ 100 1111511 Oxi”ds,2 00
.. 2.00 ~=
‘1 1.511 ..
ii 1.25 it
1.50
1.00
750
Men’s $10.00 I’ mean
it
H
it
it
it
100 pair Iloys"
100
100 '1
$3.50
300
2.00
1.5 O
1.2 5
1.00
4.00 “
21.00 1'
2.50 1'
2.2 5 u
2.00 4'
Shoes, 000
Children’s Russet,800
1‘ “ 600 I»
The above are all the Latest Styles and Up—todlato, and if hard ..
work and Clbsv attention will do II, it Will I11I the Bilggvsi Stile ever ”-3!
hold in Norwalk.
THEO. H. OLSEN,
81 Washington Street,$oull1 Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler