Ii'arms bridge. late yesterday
i, . 7 . between, Jacob Erickson and
for tying knots in his son’s cloth-
hlle he was in swimming the other
All]; Erickson tame along and took up
“alignment where Mr. Nash left on.
to were soon floundering around
the dirt on the bridge, and punching
11111: other' 111 the most approved fash-
Bystanders say that St. John had
“the best of the tight, and sent Jacob
home with a bad cut in his face.
. man employed by Carl Sc hmidt, 11
Harrison musician, borrowed the latter s
orbs, last Tuesday, and with a friend
drove to East Norwalk. The horse was
‘ ‘ ft in Jesse Brundage' s charge, and the
n xyrote to Mr. Schmidt that he was
, right, and that they would pay all
barges for keeping him. The men
has started for Maine. Mr. 312111111111
me here Wednesday and tried to find
Mr. Brundage's house, which had been
given is H Fitch street, but later Chief
.11! Police Vollmer and Captain Glad-
stone. who‘lmd heard of the affair, went
around recovered the horse. and re-
turned it to the owner.
South Norwalk Lodge, Order of Brith
111111111111; has sold its lot on the south
do of Riverside avenue to Solomon I11.
Osborn. MrmOsbor'n has sold it and
some additional land in the rear to
Frank E. Holley and William 12.11.11-
born, of the Excelsioi l1 ly Paper com-
pany, and they 111t1111d to build 11 fac
' tory’ on the property and enlarge their
‘ business. The lot is thirty fcet front'
“and extends to the channel.
‘1 Letters received from Captain Charles
_R. Day, of Belts place, who left here
' last Friday on the yacht Regina, with 11
‘ party fora ten days' cruise down east,
“state that they have had cxcellcnt sail-
' i111: weather and that he has made good
runs nearly every day. All on board
the yacht are having a royal good time.
Wednesday they left Newport for Mar-
thas Vineyur1l.__ '
. The Hour b.151t right when it says
, that one of the most obligiug, and there-
‘ fore popular, conductors on the White
lino isAndrew LaCroix. He is always
courteous, and takes 11 kindly interest in
' assisting the aged and infirm 11nd chil-
drcn who ride on his car.
William Acker. of Cove street. while
riding along V1111 Zundt avenue, ncar
_ Bout-h Osborn avenue. last night, was
thrown from his wheel by colliding with
a barking dog. He was not badly in-
imd- _.. ,. --..
Frank Roberts was riding on Wash-
ington street bridge, near Schaub's meat
market, this morning. when he was run
into by George Harris, and thrown from
his wheel. lie was not injured.
A meeting of the storekccpcrs in East
Norwalk will be callcd soon to appoint 11 i
committee to go to New Haven and scc’
the Consolidated officials about having a
way freight stop here.
Miner D. Randall has dccidcd to build
adock on his property 1111ar Marvin‘s
coal yard. Men were at W11rk.t111111y,
leveling off and sounding to flnd the
“III of the mud.
“Riverside avenue. at tho approach to
' 't‘xo Benedict Farm bridge, baabcon fill-
edin with gravel. A few more loads
would improve the conditions at that'
. . point. ’
,Auietont Postmaster Irving Hmith
will start tomorrow on a tbrcc wccks’
motion. and Albert 1111111111. will 11111.
. ltitute for him in the post~oilloc.
William H. Earle and family, of East
avenue, spent yesterday in titamfoni.
It It "ported that Mr. Earle will not re-
, turn to'Noerk again.
M11. Arthur Keclcr, 11f Cottage avo-
1119,1111 improved 1111 much in health
that she extmts to go to Nyack, N. Y..
next week.
Albert Markham. 11f Springfield. r11_
turned homo yesterday, after a visit
with Mrs. Rowena Taylor,11f (Iregory
bonietard. _ . mm”
Captain and Mrs. A. ll. St. John, of“
V1111 Zundt avenue. are entertainingl
Mrs. James Stupin and family, of‘
Brooklyn.
Daniel Kcogb. Itoln-rt Mullmgs and
others have cntorml in the Yale dc:
'l'ovme races at Stamford. tomorrow
Miss Hmlic P11111111 11111 rt-siunml Imr p11- i
111141111 in llmllillllll')’ Matltcwaou A1 (111.11;
slave shop, to take up 1111111111111' in art.
“111111111 liimhard operator In the West-1
port signal tower, found a big pin stock
In the tin- of his bicyclc.yc11t1ar1h1v,
MALL—.1.“. j
Everett Gotham, of love m: 1,1. is
, visiting in New Maven. !
111m curbed and 1111161111..
The Epvicrth 1.113111 will hold a pain.
not meeting tonight at 3 o 'olook, with
Miss Evelyn Hawkinn.
Miss Annie G. Smith, of Osborn ave-
11ue,,ls visiting 'Miss Erma Wier, in
Ridgefield. 1
Frederick Brundage, of Riverside ave-
nue, 11nd John ‘Brundnge are camping at
Hay Island. .
. . . m. 4
Fred Scoiinl 11. of Second avenue, has
returned from 11 visit in Bridgeport
Mrs. Frank Mills and son William
have been visiting in Greenwich.
._—...
WESTPORT.
.. ._., ,.
List of unclaimed letters at the West
port post-office: Harry Brewn. J. M.
Bogart, Theodore Pefi’ers, Miss Elsie
Bar.gtru1n ,
Miss Ada Waite, of Syracuse, N. Y.,
is visiting Mrs. A. 0. Powers.
Mrs. Alfred T. Goodsell, of Bridge-
port, isu guest of her father. Wilson
Harris.
, Ataregular meeting of Vigilaut En.
glue company, held Tuesday evening,
Joseph Haaf was chosen delegate to the
State Fireman's convention. Roscoe
Johnson is alternate. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hall, of New York
city, have been guests during the week
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hoyt.
Miss Annie Donnelly, of _ Brooklyn,
who has been spending a couple of
months with Mrs. Delia F. Morehouse,
has returned.
The Board of School Visitors are 11111
umiuiug candidates for teachers‘ certi-
Iicates, at the selectmen's office, this
afternoon.
Forty tons of T rails for the new
(Jompo Beach extension will arrive by
stcamcr Atlantica, tonight.
An entertainment for the benefit of
tho Congregational church was given in
the Opera’Housc, last- evening, by Miss
Frances H. Scclcy, clocntionist; Mrs. M.
Georgia Bluckman, soprano, and the
Bridgeport Mandolin club. After the
entertainment ice cream was served.
Miss Annic S. Curtis. of Bridgeport,
is visiting Miss Rose B. Bccrs.
Miss Fannie Morey retu"r111d, Tues-
day, from her visit to Washinhton, 13.0.
Rev. William H. Wellman and wife,
of New Rochelle, have been guests dur-
ing the week of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mackenzie.
(,‘hauucey E. Hanf1'1rd..11f Lord & T11} -.
lor‘s, New York, is home cnjoying :1
month's vacation.
The last meeting of the season was
held by the ladies of St. Agnes Guild,
of Christ church, Wednesday evening,
with Mrs. (leorgc S. Adams.
Mrs. (J. A. Bunncll, of New York, is
a guest of Mrs. Edward It‘. Marvin.
John K. (ianlt took a party of young
1101111111 out on 11 straw title, last evening.
Miss Mary liunncll. of New York, is
visiting Miss I‘llizahcth L. Marvin.
Ben I'llwmsl is visiting relativcs in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Maryh'celcy and son flurry. of
Pittsburg,Ka11sas, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. (J. (i. Sherwood.
The Sunday school of Christ church
will unite with tho Sunday school of
Trinity church on the excursion to
I’awson Park. by steamer Atlantica.
next \Vcducsday.
1‘qu Shimmon. a Persian, new study-
ing at Columbia college. 1-xpccts to rc-
Iurn to his nativc country as :1 "fission-
ary. H11 will lccture 1111 "Anlicnia" at
'l‘riil’ity church. next Sunday owning,
to which all are imitml
WINNII’AUK.
Harry .la1k1111u11111l five othvr young
men front Now York. who have bcon
encampcd in this vicinity for scrotal
days. have shonhlcrcd their tools likc
the Arabs and as silently whcclul
away. ‘
01111 of our cutcrpmiog hovs has start
1111 in touch 'I’bc' t-u-utiucl 111 thislocality,
and judges from I1i11 sales that a largo
percentage of tI111 peoph1 were mcrcly
waiting for him toenmurk in 11111 l1nsi~
nose.
Rev. (J. M. I'Icllcck ofllciutcd at tlu-
funeral of William llaunu. which was
held from his latc nmhlcnce, yesterday
afternoon.
A lawn party will I111 I111l1l11ttl1ol11m111
of Miss Lulu Hhruycr. next Wednesday
evening.
A. l1}.P.111s111l1a1'u1gntnr walk laid
widened” Advertisers.
The Norwalk Iloston store I11 in th1
midstof a big mid-summer 1111111 of out-
in: suits. shirt waists separate sk rt»,
light cap-.11 and j.11:l11-t11.Tl1i11 vvmk the
firm will make big 11111111 tions in all 111.
Ipsrtuwnts to stimulate trade.
The pmpriclots of the Mouth \‘1 1r1111lk
Boston store 11aytlmt prim-s douot 11.x-
pend with thchmt. Neithcr 1111t tto
Into In the season Iobuy ha111111111'k11,1r
1111111111111: germs of any k1n11.1i1m1ghit I11
lutd enough to g1t them cheap 81111
t' 111ir advertisement today.
Figures do not lie.
Nuto the prices in
aid”? New York Hos-111111 ("1311 advertise
1111111 in another column. -
I."
AIIIIIINII IIIIWAITIIN
1111 111111.11 or pins, 1111111
1111111111111111111111111111.
Some Items of Interest Which The Sentinel‘s
Scribbler: Find to Write About—Tile Going
and Coming of 01111 Village People.
G. S. Ireland set out 1.11011 celery
plants in his garden at Five Mile River.
yesterday.
Captain W. I. Stevens a staunch sup-
porter of Bryan &. bowel], is having his
Democratic banner, which did good 111:-
vice four years ago, repainted. He will
soon have it stretched across Main street
in front of his residence. ‘ The Republi-
cans me also active, and have resurrect.
ed their banner which was stored at
Captain (J. W. Bell's house, and will
have the lettering and pictures changed
for McKinley do Hobart. 8. S. Lock-
wood is the artist who will do the work.
Mrs. Clifford Untbill. of Lincoln ave-
nnc, will entertain sevbral of her friends
tonight, in honor of the anniversary of
her birthday.
Mrs. H. O. Whitney has gone to Long
Island to visit relatives.
Mrs. \Vllliam Niece, who has 11111111
visiting Mrs. Theodore Nouondorf, re-
turned last night to her home in Port
Chester.
DANIEN AND NONOTDN.
A pleasant surprise in store for resi-
1lc11ts of Duricu will bc tho 11111rriagc of
Miss Dora May Section to William ”1111-
sell, of Boulder, Colorado.
is the pretty and accomplished adopted
1!: inghtcr of Miss Myra J. Davis, of the
II' .mw cod school, and by her charming
manners ha; endcnrcd herself to many
people during hcr stay licrc. She is an
exceptionally good vocalist. Mr. Han—
soll and Miss Sonrlcs wont to New York
city. ycstcrday, where the ceremony was
pct-formed, and tlicy then sailed 1111 one
of the Sound 111111111ch for Providence,
Fall River and Boston, 011 11. bridal tour.
Nogotitntione forthe purchase of M.
‘3 Mother’s residence. which v.'1.'1'1- sup-
posed to have been completed, how full—
cn through. Frank 51111g11r,11t' Nev: York.
the prospective purclmscr, notified Mr.
Mather yesterday, through .\ttor1u-y
Hurlbutt, that unforsceu circuuutunccs
l1a1l arisen tlm’ Would make thc 1111111 in:-
possiblc. The dccd was about r1'111ly to
be passed.
Antonin l-‘rc1lri1'i. with his fondly.
suddenly left town Wednesday night
and his pn-sont “'Iinr-‘tlboilfti 1111 111111
knowcth. Financial difficulties is the
cause. [in recently s11cn1'1-1l over $511) for
11111111131111 to his stock by firc, but this
was garnisln'cd by Iflui'cncc Scolicld.
Other attachments have also been phvccd
1111 the stock.
Two of .lcr111111' S. (iuinr'r's largest and '
host fields haw been 1l1-vastc1l by army
worms, which are now at work laying
low James A. Robinson's out hold.
A party of fifty Noroton pcoplc 111111 11
trolley ride over the Nor‘wnlk Tramway
lino, last night. licl'rcsluncnts \1‘111‘11
served.
Mrs. W. 'l‘. Buckingham and Mrs.
Thomas .l11yc11, 11f Britlgcport, lmvt1 ls'cn
visiting at the resident-1,1 of Robert I.
Tollt‘fi.
I'arnimc I.:1117.11.th11sl11111 r1-pair11r in
Railroad [IIIII'I‘, has sent his {.1111in to
Now York for 11 low wot-I111
All111rtM11rrctt.11f llnmklyu. is visit-
lug Mrs. John Htmtton. .
spurs wurou.
Miss llattic lit-dell. 11f Silwrminc.
\‘isitcd Mrs. J. 'l'cmpleton. \VI'Illll'NdII)’.
Mrs. Hurry Maudlln'11 infant «laugh-
ter is sick.
The farmers 11f South Wilton have
about IIuiuhcdgotting in tlwir hay and
will soon be able to take :1 much 1111111lc1l
rest.
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
chlokonn
In
HOB-EOI
IEOT
GRAIN
I'm-ha 111 I am.
Wuultln' I any so.
MANU
CATTLE.
GRAND“
OFVIOI‘.
IDA-MAN.
LIVIRV1
UTA-LE.
Miss Sonrlcs '
Vimdl lump 5"
' 1111111 11n- 11111131111111! u-tinu some “ork I11 Numb
W Bl'
Amwrm‘ pour:
Homer and Fred Clark are visiting
their aunt. Mrsd. M. Downs, in West.
port. ,
Albert Thomas is badly bruised by a
fall from the hay loft in his burn.
Short Vacation Tours.
The 111 ornge American citizen takes
too little time for amusement. Nervous
pmstration is caused by all work and no
play, 'which makes Jack a dull boy.
With this idea in mind, the Recreation
Tourist company organized a delightful
series of personally conducted tours to
the various summer resorts of New
England and New York at an amazing
ly low cost. The tours are very com-
plete, and include Saratoga, Niagara
Falls, Thousand Islands,Ausable Chasm,
White Mountains, Montreal and Quebec
and Block Island. Every necessary ex-
pense of hotel accommodations,trunsfers,
transportation is covered. They have
been especially arranged with a view of
meeting the wants of a large number of
people who cannot belong absent from
business. Tickets and New England
Tourist with full description can be ob-
tained of (i. W. Harris, at the dcpot, or
P1111 k 18': bishop, New Haven.
Womens
Bicycles
The lightest and most
graceful and beautiful bicycles made for
woman's use are Models 41 and .11-oi
STANDARD OF
THE WORLD.
Let us show you those—SIM). Also the
drop frame uiodcls of Hartford Bicycles——
365. 350, "65
Beautiful Ari l'ctnloguc is Irre if you call.
F. S. AMBLER CVCLE CO.
2:1Wall street, Nora-111k.
No White Leaky Roofs
,1 13v rem;
IRON-ORE
. ROOF PAINT!
W1111'1111l111IIr11111Jl11.‘1 \‘11111'11.
ll-1-111111ti'1u. vi N. \ . repairs
I1111I1~ 11I1~1!1.Iol.' without 111st,
r-iailntingunly \ I11l1'1‘11i1lil'
’l‘lo- ll'11llnl'1‘
all unlinurx
'jxovuulk 11111 1111 shall Iv trial! 1.. 111111 11stI-
111111.111 on 1111* or 1; arty Awitnv-ul 1411111111.
Highest 111 ion 1 . 11111111..
.lil'. I-.hl.\II. Supt.
V1111v1|kllmc. \"1-rW11Ik.i I
) 111111“
BEITER 111111 11115
You couldn't make
a better Investment
11fn1111111ytl11111b the
I'I'III'IIASI'IHI llA
MONDS sotnrunslt
lho‘)‘ 1I11l|t rust.
m11tl1s1lnli'l11niIii-1m
they don't fluctuate
In 11111111111 any r1111-
sotmlulo Micnt 11nd
{1111111111 11h. 111's r111-
Izo on them 1111:;
neat-I1 tln Ir mine.
They make llneplms.
vote or heirlooms and are always PXI'f‘li ent
1-1liat1-ral When 1'1111 want first-water dia-
m11n1l1s or jewelry go to
HOMER B. HOYT',$
Jewelry and Optical Store,
tit) Washington Street.
CHOICE
Building Lots
At Elmorestl
Noru'.alk
(11111 l1»! 1111 I11 -111 front 11-):11111lmtI111l11pth.111l-
’1 vinlm: «morn 11111I1I11111- 11.
Pour lots 11” annual!" 1111I1111III111 avenue. 100'
{ml Irunl l1 151111-11 in depth
'llumo 111111111'11 slItIUwa 1111 II111 IInt‘sf 11111111111
I11\-1rW11lk11111!loin-1111111111l1-tr111111lvl11w 11
lung I»I111111111o11111l.for111111'11il111111l1I111miles.
and 11111 N111: hol- 11st buillhn Iota In town.
Ibo-11111111111 Imam-act 11111 enter 1 Ipeu. gas
and Wire light». 11111111. withinmo minutes
walk 1I “out 11111111111 1°I111Ifit‘ 1111'11.
All-41 1111111111] 1I111-I111I1I1- lots 11“ \‘mollnll’i
11111111111.
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That I am a crank on oats, when l do my buying.
Not iug I111111 than l‘oc 11111 is-nt 11l1111i1111l1lcu1gm11]
11111111in for mo, and the 1111111 most I111 ngl11,lo1..1
If I didn't think you would 1:111 I11 11111: grain I111111.
for thc 111111111 11111 '11 that 11111 d pay 11I1-1 wI111r11,l
Iror further gurt‘lvulars Inquire of
I.‘.Ill I1..N1111v11lk. ('1 1.11111
111 '31! II
-
i 1111111 111 .mtl look around own if
, you n1 1114 ready to lmy.
MW.-
EL T. HATCH,[
The Leading Grain Dealer.
1! lush." “not, So. lomalli.
A... “.11-:2:
! The Most
Special Sk“
‘ [adies’ Separate Skirts!
For the next five days we will make a special price on our entire stock of line skirts. They are made of
the very best materials, perfect“ 111 shape, and made 111 the very best manner. . 1
Fine all wool satin Berber Skirts, former price, $9. 75
Fine all wool Diagonal Serge,
, Fine all wool Drepon,
Fine black Brilliautino,
Fine all wool Armour,
Fine all wool Diagonal,
Fine all wool Cheviot,
All at One Price, $5.00 Each!
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
It never pays to sell a customer a poor article, no matter how low the price. 'I‘ he customers will never
They Will forget the fact that the article was cheap.
get over the feeling that they have been deceived.
Bl T THEY WII L ALW AYS REMEMBER THAT IT WAS POOR.
Famous oil stoves, 1, 2 and; burners.
in this line.
.11
11
11
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Ice Cream Freezers, White Mountain and Lightning.
Hammocks, 501: to $3. 00.
Lightning Fruit Jars, pints and quarts.
Special' 111 Toilet Sets, l0 pcs, $2. 50.
i. 1
8.50 g
‘1‘ fl , 8-50 f
“ 7.50
“ 7.50
“ 7. 50
7.50
We sell only the _vc. ,1 best things
THESE ARE TO GOODS SHOWN IN OUR WINDOW.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,‘ ~ *
Norwalk, '. .
. Connecticut.
BEST
VALUE!
1.
ii
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II
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LOWEST
PRICE 1
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v 7‘ 1 ~-— #r‘u-i-w—w
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
BC 'nusc Illcy wcau 0111 easy fitting, comfortable Clothin".
'IRADE with us and you will FEEL lilli SAML!
way .
11
Complete
Line of!
We have 116111 inttstbck
-yF'R'ANCIS ~181 CO.
{SPRING CLOTHING}
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.. 5;
All our custoinbrs 1ch this
lEver IShown
iThis Dltyl
..~.
in; 11.“ 1
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-lk.
BLICKENSDERFER
Typewriter
Machine.
111:11'1‘. $35;
“light 1'- pound-1. n1lett111'11111n-I 4111111111111.
011 lhi- 1111111l11111111111 Imam unudiuhed 1111111111111
that- .111 luul 11111 ‘1) 1111' Ilm Is'po-unlm 111111
Ion the market.
1 0. II. AISTHORPE, Agent,
I'ull and see It.
TO KEEP THINGS
1896 Bicycles
llcst make. Makci‘s Name I'Iatc.
A I in every respect.
$38.00!
$100 Wheel.
111111111111,
,Millinery
!
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I
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S'autlard maker at discount of 411‘
per cent.
SUNIIRIES AT CIIS'I‘!
A few desirable Second llamls [11
I11: closed out at Great Sacriftéc.
1......” o. .‘W
FOX CYCLE 00.,»
II Ellmlmth 50M.
111111111 "Noumea. UOIIIIEIJTIIJUT
Thes Effects of
Hot Weather
Will he noticed during this week in the prices.
thought they were low enough, but it seems not; the
"v 1:
sun has melted thcm I111 lair: we don I expect freezing
weather again right away to stiflen them up again.
11ci.l1crdo wc ('xptcl the goods will stay long enough
I11 stand the raise in price;ll1cy can t At these figures
15I111nd Woven hammocks, made from best seine twine,
$1.011cacl1mcr1h double.
I0 close woven hammocks, Spreaders, etc , full size, at
81.75 each; Worth 93.
:5 dozen great big all linen towls. knotted Iringc, hand
some borders, 111 sec each; worth 3111:.
See yards bleached cotton toweling, full width, 61: qual-
ity, for 3 3-.tc per yard.
too wrappers all at cost or less.
In our
Department
we are more than making sweeping reductions --cvc1yv
thing in the entire 51111 It 11111151 to finish up tlm sca-
son a trade.
We want nothing 111. all left over.
25 tie/en genta‘ outing 11.1mm] shirts, for 191: each.
10 dozen bo)s' outing Ilmnel sl1irtwaists,. II sites and
good styles, 191; each.
15 dozen boys' cambric slurt waists, lull assmtmcni 1 I'
nice patterns quarter waists, 151: each.
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