'1 some
one II The him my to. a! 11m
In Mall. Scull W I“ Vicinity
11111111. their one.» Juneau‘s.
The Huntington-Whitloek eerie comes
up in the Town Court today.
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock, of Norwalk.
continues quite ill.
I)wyer's Norwalk city band will give
a concert on The Green tonight. 1 -
William Chichester has resigned his
position at Dana’s live ry stables.
Another lea mile bicycle race takes
place at Westport August 8.
Thermometers i'egistered 96 degrees in ,
the shade at Norwalk, yesterday.
11. H. Williams, of Main street, and a
party of friends enjoyed a sail yesterday.
I
The Twin City Wheelmen will have a
run to Ridgetield Sunday. starting at 9
o‘clock. '
J. E. Hubbell's steam launch. “Liola”
is now in commission. She lies in the
upper harbor.
Captain A. J. Wilcoxson, of Company
D, has filed his bond for $1,000 with the
udjutant general;
Frederick Raymond, son of George, of
Ilarriot street, is now on the engineer
‘ stall of the Shell Fish commission.
~Forcquarter mutton, 5,1"; Adams
Brothers, South Norwalk.
Arthur Alfred Hodshon has moved
from Orchard street to one of Herman
Quiiner's new houses in Lowe street.
A very successful dance. was given
last night in St. John's grove in Broad
River.. F11. George’s orchestra furnish-
ed music.
The meeting of 1111 Industrial League.
of the First Methodist l'ipiscopal church
has been postponed until- next week
11 ml 1y.
At the open air concert tonight the
band will play as one selection “The
lVashington Post March," which is ren-
dared by request.
«Leg spring lamb. 12 N. Y M'k’t.
Inc.
The Philharmonic orchestra has been
engaged to furnish dance 11111511: on the
KnMisfl‘f Columbus excursion to Paw-
son Park, August 1'1. M “’7
(mm-t “L'
The Norwalk Iron Works company
today shipped 1111 air compressor to Grass
Valley, Cal. The compressor will be
driven by electric power.
~Brown derbys.
McKinley, a Daubury horse owned by
Rundlo & White, the famous stoic rais-
ers, took first money in three straight
heats at the Waterbury ram-s.
*Imgs ol’ muttou,10¢.
crs, South Norwalk
Adams Broth
‘aspernlsen aged two. weeks son of
(he and AnnUlsen, died today at their
home in Lowe street. The funeral will
he held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
The St. Paul mission services an-
nounced to take place at Winnipauk last
night, were postponed owing to sickness
in 1111- house where the services wore to
be held. _.._______... ’
M'k't.
——-I-‘owls. 12511. N. Y.
)
(:‘Iindo Decker and Roy Iiiusd 1111 of
Ilridgcmrt. wore arrested in 11.111111 Nor-1‘
walk, let 1111.111 forevluling their {are
on a passcngv-r train. 'Ihis morning
Jndgdilubbcll nailed the (18111011.
- Livelobstcrs, 1'." .11. N. Y. M' k'L
Inst night 11111111- 111111 stole the boat
used-1n 1111-. beach at The1 Knob for the
security of thc I1atIu-rs,zu1d then Went to
Villagcilrtwk and stole about a 111111-11
bush-11 ol’ chum. The boat was a strong
flat bottom skill of light color.
--Spring chickens, Iilc. N. Y. M'k't.
( hicl' llra-Ih-y urn-sled ( 111111 rim1 Ma
loney for vagmucy this morning. H111-
had bin-11 selling 11-1111 pcnciI-t about
town and was 1111111111111.ch (11111111111 Ht,
Julincjcctcd 1111' 1mm I1E1 prc111iacs1inV
Main nircct anal «hc was committing 11“
in fr 1111 111' his 111111.111“
bow-I1 '-l' 1111- gnu-N“
when urn-11ml.
~811tll1‘1.l-111'11tpri'1. N.’1‘.\l‘k‘t
'I‘Iu- loll-11111111111411" entries for th-
rum-a undertllc'.111-pioo11 of the Cir-111.1
«1111 Driving association. at the Field
l'oint trar'lt,l'511t11rclny:l1‘rec for 1111
Judge 11 . ”P’Wfl’ll Mertz: Imtrhnrmu I)
Ilnwlcrick; Blacksmith. A. 811111ka
Prior-1.1.11. I'rmost; Rustic. .1. Ilumil
ton; Addh1 W..
Jami Redford. 2-1111-1111-1 Ihntic ti A.
Mos-her; Moore, ..1 II Fitzroy:
Ngtllc. Jame-1 Mel'lnnuehnn: 'Mary 1)..
George W. Merritt; 1111111! .anc
“an; 112:.11'1 I; Wicgand 'l'hrm‘ minute
class, Bunk-“1 Illll. N. A. Knapp: Trot
tieaman; Apply George W. Merritt;
w ”I. fifflfltilil.
Dr l'nrdr: 811111111.Ian1-.1
Narpmake Gun club shoot at Dorlon’s
tomorrow. -
Mrs. James Barnes 111 ill at her‘home
in Cross street.
Christian ,Kraemer, the North Main
street tailor, is sick,
The fence in front-of the Center school
. grounds has been retrieved.
The yacht Mabiil, of Norwulk,leavei1
on her eastern cruise tomorrow.
The boat R. J. Garrett is at J. H.
Ferris wharf with a cargo of coal.
J. H. Jackson is sick at his home on
Wilton avenue with billous fever.
There willbe dancing at The Knob
tonight. Music by Weidenheimer.
Several sharks have been seen in the
vicinity of Nuuvoo Island of late.
'Hiirry Wilson at Craubury, has enter-
ed for the wheel races at Meriden.
The boat Mary Jane is 11 Raymond
Brothers wharf with a cargo of sand.
—Plate beef 2,6 lb. Adams Brothers,
South Norwalk.
Theodore Stone has secured employ-
meat with an elevated railroad in New
York city. 1 __
Charles Fillow, Harry Smith and St.
John Merrill spent yesterday down the
harbor fishing.
SouthNorwalk Electric Light station,
is ill with dysentery.
Prof. St. George’s orchestra furnished
music for the dance, in St.Johu's (irovc.
at Broad River last night.
1 —~Shonlder 1M 11" G" . Adams Brothers,
South Norwalk.
M_
A Building and Loan association sign
has been placed on one of the front win-
dows of" Taylor 6; Golden‘s office.
The turntable at Wilson's Point is out
of order. 11nd locomotives have to back
to'Sonth Norwalk and get turned about.
Harry 11‘. Sinu'wood, the well-known
Saugatuck bicyclist. has 11 sprained
knee caused by a fall from a load of
hay.
~Straw hats.
1) Brien' s.
A warrant has 1.1111 11 issued for- .Jiobcrt
Powell for breaking a door in Charles
S. mLockw 'ébuilding 111 Main strget,
N111 walk. '
The usual fortnightly service will be
held in Brooksidc chapel on Sunday at
it p. 111. Rev. A. J. h‘mith. or East Nor-
walk, will preach.
Mrs. C. I". Loomis, of Beldcu avenue
cntcrtairlcd several 1111111111-1rs of the
Buckingham Women's Relief Corps
Wednesday afternoon.
Albert Kendrick has gmlc to Boston
111 Ind}! put up 21111.111121 feet of iron fence
for George Bushmaster, contractor for
the Consolidated Railroad company.
—Yncht caps. O'Brien‘s.
Vice-Commodore (fihusiuer is having
a new set of sails made for his can-11'.
The next race at the Norwalk Yacht
club headquarters will be Saturday,
August 3111.
Miss Anna K111111115. the popular young
lady in charge of the telegraph oliicc at
[11111111 Point, found the valuable. ling
1,1111 by Miss Kelloy at 1111- I’oint 'l'ucs-
'day evening 111111111 111111111 1|1'1 tal'h us.
No raw recruits 1111111111111!ini'ou1pa11y
Ilai‘n-r August I 1.1 be put on the- pay
roll in (lamp (Irahaxn. Any of 111111-111
dcsircing to 111111111 should do so tonight.
Ito-enlisted 111-111 taken up to camp 111111».
William ll. Mosher. 11.1111 is now
nearly eighty years of age. produced for
. l'}. M. Toll-1s. 11-day. n{11111111111cloveror
“ the tenth consecutive day. Mr. Mmhcr
has found two 1111- leaf clovers this year.
Colonel and Mrs. James (3,1,31'1111'11. and
1 Mr. 11nd Mrs ('mrgc It.V1111111~ly111~
1111-11-11"! at I: ”in 111' 11- mornin - for Wdton
I I1 11' obj-'11! “ash-pick111'1111'11c1111111.uls
loi' blackln-rrivs IH'iul’I‘ 11111111111 made 11111
I occupalmn 1111c-unfortunlc.
«Ladies alpim' hats at (I'lll'icll‘s.
I Mr. and Mrs William .1. Ilrmvu 11.1w-
1 11 reception. \1‘1-11111-sduy 1111-1111111. at their
11111111111111 Wllton avenue. in honor of
Miss Ilay 111111111 and Ali-u Ilaitic Mr
“ I‘urdy. thur 111.1-1-111-111111111111. of Ilrml.
Iyn 11111-2.-..1.u..-11mmm n-frcshnlcnh-
11' 1-1-1,- 1111 joys-d
l —-Htrawhats-cleaned. U'Iiricu‘s.
1 Iloadma-Mr Ki'lcmim'. ol’ the ma»
bury division 111-111 to Ik-thel. yeah-may.
1wilh a derri- I1 '.11 to unload the cannon
1v 111- 11 are at that ntnliouawaitingtrans-
11111411111111 by team to Putnam 11.111.111.-
ltnlmnu an: so heavy that their tram-
porIaIi-m 11.1111- park Is a serious prob-
l m‘l‘he Imperial Crown 1111. cigars are
I always unit-mu and reliable.
Robert MeKeon, of the Norwalk and I
'taia 1111035311... calm-auto! 11m;
ties and dilating on the pleasure and
excitement of sailing small boats. an
amateur skipper minted an experience
on the south shore of Long Island by
saying: “I couldn’t get away from town
until the middle of the season, and
when I arrived lit—well, no matter
where—J had ditilculty in finding a cat-
boat, but after a day‘s hunt I found a
17 footer, the only boat on that part of
the buy that had not been let for the
rest of the season. She huda black body
and a yellow deck, with‘blue trinr
mings, rcd seats and a load colored
floor. She was a little too gorgeous for
my taste, but I had to take her‘or have
nothing.
“Thebaymun that owned her said
that hehad been too busy to put her in
condition before that time. ‘Shc's a. line
boat, air. and fast, too,’ he said. “She's
won every race in her class, and she can
carry sail with the best of ’cm. ' I took
her, but in the course of a week. I
couldn’t. get n1uch11pccdout of her. She
hugged her sail all right, and the best
fun I had was in taking her out in
rough weather 111111.;lctting her slash
through the worst ol the water.
“One day we had a race, and I on-
tered the boat. I don’t
whether [was the last or the next to
the last at the linish, but I know I had
no show whatever i‘or a place. After-
ward I thought I‘d make some inquiries.
“ ‘Do you know my boat, Cap?‘ I
asked, trying to get intoconlidential re-
lations with an old. bayman who was
trying to case himself through the rest
of his lifetime by the use of a stout
piece of cherry.
" ‘Reekon I do,’ he replied, and he
tried to ro'pressa smile.
“ ‘How ,old is she?’ _
" ‘ ’Bout ten year. I reckon?
“ ‘llow many races has she sailed in?’
“ '()no besides this.’
” “Did she win that?‘
“ ‘Yes, by afluke. The other heat
broke down.’ "—Nuv York Times.
(‘onldn't Be Done.
During a 1'1-I11 .1rs11l at a _c ountry thea-
tcr some years 111.111 the stage manager,
in l1’1oklngm'cr what would 111- required
for the. play. discovered that 1111 Would
111-1111 six cigars 11:11:11 night for 11 part
played by hiuwclt‘, which fact be. com-
municated to the property man.
"What!" cried the economical prop-
erly 1111111.“.5‘1'111111igi1t? Why, that will
1.1112115111111111: :1 W111 kl"
"1111"” 1;: hp‘ 11 the stage manager,
horritiul at. llul pump-art of having to
smoke tlm. inferior weed. “You don‘t
1111-1111 to say you are going to give me
penny odes?"
“Well," stannncrcd the property
1111111. "upon 111yv.'r-rd. sir, I can't g1't
tlu-m ady cheaper. "——-I.ondon Answers
“Will? For Yacht Inp
The color chosen by experienced
vachtswomcn for g1'11cr1tl\\'0ar in whit-1
It 111111111 mimics nor spot-1 with salt. 11.1
11 r. 1') xposuro in the su11onh1ans-s1ho
1111113111 111111- Q- In 11111111 ric In-r and dark-
cr' M111” allot \I‘llll 11 adv- .:1111 11:1 -1 ii is
1111151111111 d llmrc 1111c 1111 111 tic 1111111111111-
11111] ”1111111”
'11-.- 11- is 11.111 11111111111111- Iwnclit in ma-
1'l1-111-ry, that it carries on those opera-
1i11n-: \.'I11--I1dcha.~-- 1111» 1111111! and injun-
lhc families. A 1111111 byw-nslantly per-
forming 11111 same opt-rations Ina-1.1111111
unlit for any othcz'. —- .5'11' llumphry
Davy
ann-n cannot throw because of 11
pt" uliar I’orluntinnof 111-‘15111-11Idcr blade"
that 1111-1111111! tlh' smug necessary In
the proper propulsion ui’ aaronc or ollu'r
object.
To make assurance doubly sure it
might prove a wise precaution to insure
your cyclone cave.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
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. “ZSth Year.
171111 11-111 in Nurwuik.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
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milieu-1.11 M11111 11mm Noam waalk.
TO KEEP THINGS MINING
189ng1ches
Ilcst malt 1 alters Name Plan:
A I 1n every respect.
$38.00!
$100 Wheel.
Standard maker :11 discount of 4-1
per cent.
SUNIIRIES AT COST!
A few desirable Second Hands to
he closed out at Great Sacrifice.
FOX ' C‘VCLE co.,
2 Elizabeth Stu-ct.
doom lineman. (increment
-....
1'1-111ember '
TAHOLE'OOT, -
' I'XOE lSIOR.‘ .
EDWARDS“
01
111mg dow 11.
cost.
‘11
EDWARD
5 1111251111 BUILDING.
lil'irlln M11!
11;, .,
Mil" ._
L1 lll‘lhl‘ll “I“?
1110115011 S 1'11 0
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish”
53 WALL STREET, - . .
j
E-L-v PIA-P-E- R
ZSFEETS E08 3 0T5.
- I 01'. I SHEET.
F‘. D. UNION! 00.,22 South Mains-treat,
STREET
GR AND MIDSUMMER
Clearing sale
Dry GoOds!
P1 (11 ions to I111entory we have been through they entire stock, and marked every
Mull y goods are marked down to less than one half the
11. 11-1 an opportunity you should not miss. They
must be cold 11.11 we do not wish to Inventory
111cm. Remember every depart-
is represen‘fed in this
..
STRE ET I
1101111111111. cons.
TH IS MAN
18' 111 a queer tangle, but there are others
just as had 011’ who still stick to the 0111‘
w 11y of paying the highest prices for
their meats. It is your own fault if you
do net have just as much money to
spend as your neighbor. It is because
you stick to the high price butcher.
When we say that we do more business
than any two markets 1n the ten 11 you
11111 bet it is so. Whi) can sell you a log
of spring lamb for 121..c but us? Who
sells veal chops for 12 '..c but us. and
the best corncd beef that you 0101 . 11v.
for Ic a1b’3Trv it.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN
R. H.
Plait-”led!
DRUOOIST.
We have all the popular
PERFUMES!
And sell them at “New York
prices.
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will not be half 51)
opprcssive if you
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.51. Black 3
Books,
Etc.
1'11; alumni llurllmll'aluvm.
Ilcas 11.1111'1, Linc-111.1
511111-1111 111111.11.
251: Per Box.
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R.H.PI.IIISTED
‘3 Washington
Street,
50. IOIWILK.
‘1.
Shorty Sherwood. hatter!
(hoopla-1111 portion of E. cum-111'-
plot-11, mm of “Will and Water 15%..
Nmnlh. C1111 111111th later-i
MEMO.-- -m-.~~. ....... ‘ ..—...
WANT ANYTHING ?
No 1111-11 to. Advertise
in the South Norwnlk
Evening
Sentinel.
: An Opportunity for .
Small Men and Large Boys!
Bld'p. Norwalk.
BIG SALE »
50 ‘ ’
coats
”and
Vests,
Comstock
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
To procure at a great reduction '3 coat and 1m
. at about the original price of the vest alone. f“-
$2.50!
This lot of goods is the result of breaking ,
suits. Selling a pair of trousers from the suit
stock has [elf us with these “Odd Coats and“ “
Vests,” as we call them, and if it were possible
to get trousers to, match you would pay many
times more than the prices we are asking for
them, and be getting your money's worth with _
every one of them. The sizes run small-33, -'
1.1, 55 and a few 56, breast measure. Don't
wail,tl1cn wonder when you come why you“
never act a bargain.
Uur stoxcs open Munduv and Satu1day even- “
ings. '
= rothers,
Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Cornstocl: 111-119., Masonic
-.1-
So. Norwalk Store Upon E‘vemW
'r"
«v11, 1‘
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
SHOES
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
1 11.1111 bong-ht '1 stock 11! Lounsburv
. (lilords
ALF PRICEll
Mathewson 1V C113.
and 1111 131) davs
"‘I 1111.1 Ladies' Shoes and
will sell them 1111'
laulics’ til-1.1111 Shoes,
1'1) 5 Cl
111-111 in Norwalk.
swim [I lists. Uses. mm a It“
“ 3.01.1 “ 2.01)
“ 2.00 “ "1.50
" 1.51) “ 1.00
“ $1.00 Kid ilxliu'dsfl .50
“ 2.110 “ “ 1.50
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“ L711) “ “ 1.00
ii (i
112.111)
7511
Mcn’ .11 8-) 00 llnsscl, $3.50
“ 4. 00 “ 3.00
“ 1.1.00 “ 2.00
“ 2.50 “ 1.5 0
“ 2.2 13 “ 1.2 5
(1 CI
2.111,) 1.00
1011 pair lio'vs’ Shoes,
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100 “
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The above are all u..- I.aiosi 61111111111111 lip-1114111111.,and 11' hard
Work and closc 111.!1‘111ion will do ll, 1!. will be the Biggest Sale ever
THEO. H. OLSEN,
8| Washington Street South ‘Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler