'illNSHES HEHE NI!!! THERE III THE
SENTINEL’S HENHTEIIS.
on 5! The Thin: The, In I111! lieu
ls Melt, South Nemlk and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal Ioumylm
Members of Hope Hoéo “ company
are preparing for 11 trolley ride.
11111111111: cent.‘ interest In 1111111111 111 1111
, unpaid Norwalk city tax bills today.
1 The Norwalk shirt factory will start
up next Monday, after a month's shut-
down. _ mm..-”
Charles Clark, of Taylor avenue, is
now conductor on tho Norwalk Tram-
way hue.
J. Everett Knapp, of New Canaan.
has purchased a Barnes wheel of the
Fox (lycle company. .
The regular iii—weekly dance will
take place at The Knob, tunight. The
carryall will run as usual.
”0.1.
David Vau'llassel was the victim of
a surprise party, Thursday, at the resi-
deuce .01 Willett- Baker, Chestnut street.
John C 11.111113111111111 M. Hicks. of
Wagerb111y.: 'ill cater for the Fourth
regiment at Camp Graham. Niantic.this
year.
A. Waldron has sold his trotting
him-1c, Wabash. to W. K. Ells. of Stam-
ford, who will put him in training for
racing.
Hope Hose and Pioneer Hook and
Ladder baseball teams will play at the
Labor Day picnic on the Fair! Grounds.
September 7.
Largo quantities of base are being
caught at the carriage bridge in Sauga-
[ill k and Norwalk anglers go over daily
to enjoy the sport.
Edwin H. Silliman. of 2! West street,
has secured a pocitiot1.11; private 5111 re-
11ry .1111! stonographcr for 11 prominent
New York lawyer.
.-\t the meeting of (‘3111pany D Fourth
Regiment. last night. sever .1! former
1111111111011 r11-eulistod.bringing the number
of 111911 up to about sixty. .
Norwalk Democrats ha‘e organized a
club with a 1ne111b11rsl1ip of fifty. John
()‘Sullivau has donated a room in his
block for the use of the members.
wax-w
The Norwalk messengers to New
Yb'i'k'nvill not make Saturday trips dur-
ing.Apgust, as the stores in the city
close at noon during the, month.
——Brow11 derbys
01131-1111 9. '
Jeremiah- Douovan yesterday after-
noon tendered his tenants their annual
elanibake, which was lair! in the roar of
his new block in Washington street.
—Straw hats'cleaued. (I‘ Brian‘s .
Twenty-three new 1ne111bers were!
added to thelIdd Fellows' Mutual Aid
society. Thisfmakes :111 increase of
sixty-three during the past t!1r1.1o111ouths.
-——Leg spring lamb 12' .c. N. Y. M k't.
Daughters of Erin. A . (I. 'll.. have
voted to participate in a trolley ride to
Gregory's Point. Wednesday evening.
August In. A shore dinner will be
served.
——Italltl model new bicycles.
111111111 at So. Norwnlk Hardware
Inspect
Co.
1 moving today from Gerard place to Re-
store In South Norwalk. '
Mrs. John J Gaufleld. of Cross sheet.
has broken up housekeeping and will
probably go to New York to reside.
Emanuel 21' lb
South Norwalk mwm-
Frederick Walton. the night baggage
master at the South Nortvalk depot. is
Adams Brothers.
wayton.
Dr. Crosby. of Boston. is‘ making are
rangements to open a dental office in
Marvin Brothers‘ new block in Wash-
ington street. __
“Best fish. lowest price. N.Y.M'k’t
The Norwalk Tramway company
yesterday placedanow section of rail
and planking at the west end 'of the
Washington street bridge.
In the ease of Dr. S. H. Huntington vs.
Charles Whitlock,‘ the evidence was
finished yesterday. The arguments
will take place Thursday.
Catherine Maloney, arrested by Chief
of Police Bradley for vagranoy, was lin-
ed :55 and costs in the Town Court. yes-
terday afternoon. She went to jail.
~Spring chickens, 160. N: Y. M'k't.
1 4 -
Mrs. William Wilcox, of Raymond
street. caught :1 11111111011131: blacklish.
yesterday. near the “Hands. Mrs. Wesley
Bapks caught one weighing eight
pounds.
Grand Worthy Patriarch Dwi ht W.
Tattle. of this state. will visit M111ncha—
ha Division, Sons of Temperance.
August 5th. It is his wish that all
the members be present.
—Shoulder steak (30.
South Norwalk
Pioneer Castle. A 0. K M. (‘ , met
last night. Arrangements were made
to entertain the Supreme. Thistle in the
near future. Several candidates are
booked for initiation in August.
Adams Brothers,
~—-Li\'e lobsters IL“. .c. N. Y. M' k t.
Senator Ferris has tendered 1h:1 use of
his launch Eva L.. to the South Nor-
walk Congregational church 1-hoir for a
pionie. Monday on (‘l1immon Island.
113. H.11‘1'1x,oftl1e 110x! 'ycle company, '
has sent to the, League of American
Wheelmen for several of League “I 11111
for Good.Rouds" protectors for horses.
has been rotting away for some yeaw
. 1111 111 ' "
W
3511.10.11“ Jan. in now employed 111dequ 'm‘t‘m '
'. at the New York Grocery oompany’ 11
1‘ v'; ’ “T “ '1'. .
The tall'iron smokestack 011:1 A. S11!—
11111111." l'niun street but factory. which
”1me
concert given by Dwyer' s bau1!.on the
Green, last night. _--,
Superintendent John H. Hoyt, of the
Norwalk fire alarm system, is giving the
boxes a thorough cleaning.
Robert (Instead, oi Olsen Brothers‘
shoe store. is trying to shake 011’ a very
severe attack of chills and fever.
teniber 21!. Applications tor admission
should be made at an early date. I
A daughter of George Weidhase. of
Silv ermine. tell from a ladder yesterday
afternoon cutting her headquite badly
moved from the pole in the center of the
Green to the trolley pole at the south
end.
1.1111111911111111, Daughters of Rebek-
ah, has completed all arrangemento for
its entertainment and tea in Guider's
11111.11011‘11311011, Monday night
Horace Johnson, the weather .propl1~
et, predicts that from August :1 who
very trying heat will prevail and that
the atmosphere will be exceedingly
close.
The elm tree beetles are less pestifer-
one than last year, and it is possible
that they will grow less destructive each
year until they disappear. Neverthe-
less tree owners should be 1111 their
guard. '
(lolfar Encampment hill confer the
Royal Purple degree on a prominent 1n-
surame agent. Monday night. All
111cmbcrs are earnestly requested to be
present and make arrangemm
Stamford September It! to
cusse Euoampnmnt.
Fred (1. Hoyt, of Bridgeport. receive.)
notification Thursday from ('hairmnn
Gideon. of the national racing board.
tliat he had been suspended pending
further investigation. Mr. Hoyt sur-
111ises that this action “11111111111111 simply
to find out whether or not he, is a paid
rider of any company. Mr. Hoyt holds
th:1 traclueconl of the Norwalk Fair
(Iron11ds.1nad1 :11 tit?1 Alpha ranch this
yea1.1
Miss Baird’s .1...
Institute. -:-
NORWNLK, CONN. N...
25th ' Yea r.
'a
11501 I'111r111N-11'11ulk.
BONROING NNO" ONY SCHOOL.
fell overtbis morning. making a great.
racket :1111! alarming~ the neighlmrhoml
(I‘Ilrien's.
1
~Straw hats.
I'Ir. (.‘. F. Gibbs. of Bridgeport, andIl
IDr .T. (‘. Nowkirk.ofN111"11:1lk, attend
ed the annual convention of the New
.lemy State Dental ~111 1et_v
Ashury Park. Thursday and Fr id 1y.
-—I1‘owls. I250. N. Y. M'k't.
'l‘ wenty~two members ofLineoln (‘ 111111-
C1)11111‘li.!:1.~1t night. They I1: 11! 1111 extra
good tint}. and pore 111111' b pl111s11l with
I'd.
Missesliertrddei 01111111, Kittie ( :1111p.
and Mary Lockwood one out 1l1'i1i111r.
(Inst, $30.75.
Mrs.('1mlin11 ('t'ns‘iiifln has 11101111!
from stated Island to Washington M
Shw'surott n ~11I111111 in (‘ross street.
ller furniture was brouvvht here '1 bur-1-
1l11y in Captain (Innett II1.11."ker s sloop
“John H. "
\1.1v hat!“ near (inn-11 «bun I1 111111 of
the wheels of their tan-1.11211 111111 111111.
;0.!l’
—Yu1'ht rap-1. I I' Ilrien's.
II1111tistII111rr.\ Woodw :'.111! 11t\ '11w
lY.ork fornn-rly of Norw.alk had :1 nor-
-~I‘rof. M. S
111111li11t-op1ici1111. can be eonsulted .11 his
olll1'11'.i11 the parlor o!’ the (‘in llotel.
l-louth Norwalk. Tuesdays. from ":1. 111.
111811.111 Eyes examined free.
Mr. Baldwin. manager of the tlrmof
White dc Crosby. New \ork. with :1
party of eontractors, yesterday drov’e
overlhe Westpor! layout of the Nor
walk Tramway company. and. It is re-
1u1r1111l.11xp1111111 to begin work soon on
building the line.
4-11‘11rq11uartor mutton. 1‘16. Adamo
Brothers. 811th Norwalk.
Frank Toeei. who formerly conducted 1
:1 shoe repairing shop in North Main
street. and who opened 11 shop last
'I‘hursday In
11111! departed from toWu, his present
11 burr 11 1111111 being unknown.
abuys regular In”: wheel.
-_ "'1“;
3 11s lei-day was a most delightful day-.3
n11 11111111111111 mile breeze tempering th11
MI" I T‘IW‘R.
greet There is no storm in sight any
where. and the mo! area from the north
was! 511 coming 1111.11111in in thladim'tiou.
( mint and fair weather is [millet-'11! for
today. with fair weather very pmbable
for Sunday with cool brooms.
wilting Mimi Mend
£39313. lililll bicycle.
anew» 0o.
. Itooen. the well known:
The 1111-1111111)1 fell tn 7% tie-I
.111W11s11a1111fr11111 drowning while bath
1ng in the surf at (21111tr11'Ilori1-I11s, N;
I ' lie was r1 ~1 11111! and brought ashore
unconscious.
(‘hurles (Ilmstend. :11'lminlstrutor' of
the estate of the late Joseph (I Rourke.
Soil'eru for sale the interest the «I111 eased
had at the time of hi 11 death in :1 certain
piece of lpnd 1'11 I aim: stm t.
1
1 There will be 11111111111! cmnnmnieulion
‘of ltb! Well bulge. I". and A. M..
Eday night. :11 11 o’clwk. when the com-
_1115111111appointed to Mortain when1 11
I more convenient lrulge room could lm 1.11.1
€1-111111111111!tbn'cmtof furnishing 11:111111.
will make its report.
~-»!.a1‘.i1111’ alpine 1111111 111 (I‘Ilricn's.
Railroad avenue. New}
(.'unnamoloood the place last Tuesday.
“swab! R. Smith. the story of whose
1111111111 was told in The Sentinel. y1-ster1
day. says the statement that his mother
'lr‘o'd to deceive the Where in unlrue.
”1 1111's 11111 n-fured to admit the New
illnunan constable. 11111! he than 11111::
after I ‘hief of Police Bradley
The I‘ahquimue hunk. of Danbnry.
has plm'ul an attaehtnout for 3.11111111111-
ion the pr 1p1 rtyof Cole 1“: Ambler. of
illethel. and the (11111117 is closed. This
butting firm is 111111. of the oldest to
5 Bethel. 11111! for 1111111:- enioyed great pm
Ipetily II is saidthut M1“. (Moi! 1111111-
I"“" to retire from business. and that-50113
Plumber-111111 attain of the firm mar be, settled hm!
South Harwell: the partnership dissolved Other attach-
menturetobuerml.
$11111! 111: 111111- 111.
. 11111! ~|1111111!4111!:11l~111l1oitt111l
1 1 l1.l11r
i1”.
1
held at I
I
eil,().l..\.M..1isitcd New (‘111111a11h58ptember29 ’96I
the Work and the1111t1-1'tni1111111111 pr11vi1l-1
I
yesterday. when. in en musing the 'l'l'illllv '
D e .
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Print 11'). late r11111 11II11!11. 111 Meade 1111! 11.!-
!eue repumturv 1111191111. 8 i11ll~ts111111I111111I
forp 1ysi-111l1-11Itur11 obi-int 11.11 11111~i1 art and
the language s (are 1!:1! 111111111111 1n 1-1 1111 mls
.\lin1it1>1l1111111b11111f1b1ypupils
511111! for 1'11
ln1!\:1111!l1'uti-1n 1!.1~11'11!!.
.\Ii.v1~1 l! lird Is at boon to 1t~ib11~ no Thors- '
1!.1121111ll'rl1h1) of each 111 11!: 111111! 5.1111». 111.
:Im
Mrs Mead’s School!
WILL 1111011511
.1
Upward of 2, (100 people listened to the -
Mrs. Mead's school will reopen Sep- I
i.
v
F-L-Y P-A~P-E- R.
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EXOELSIOR, I or. N SHEET.
‘1.
M
r. n. inwron 1 00.. 22 south'uain Street
muvwn
EDWARD STREET,
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
Of Dry Goods!
l'revious in luv entorv we have been through they entire sin: 111. and marked 01' 1111' \y
thing 1low.11 .Jllnny goods 11111 marked down to less than one half the
111M. It III an opportunity you should not n1iss.’l‘hey
must be. sold as we do not wish to Inventory
them. Remember every depart-
is represented in this
sale.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE suuumc. 1101111111111. cons.
- THIS MAN
Is in a queer tangle, but there are others
just as bad oll‘ who still stick to the old
way of paying the highest prices for
their meats.
1.
17‘.” "‘11" . 111%,“. -1 ‘ It is your own fault if you
1 I ha 1131117 _ Film m1»,- ' , do not have just as much 1money to
'l: I-III'I +1 1" ’;1I.1}1!‘1lI!i1l spendasyour neighbor. It is because
3.“ - 4' I; 1* you stick to the high price butcher.
When we say that we do more business
than any two 111arkets 1n the. town. you
can bet it is 110. Who can sell you a leg
of spring lamb for 12'. .1: but 1111'. Who
sells veal chops for 12' _.c but in: and
’1'
, the best corned beef that on
" “ for-lcalb'. Try it. y ever saw
"“ 1 FREE DELIVERY.
.0 .. .I’ N, ‘
of ,I ‘.a ’1’ I
,1, 1, g . New York Market
' FRNNKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
rennsurpasscdforbeuuty Prices Reduced!
of style and finish”
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
153 wan. snug-r.
NORWALK. CON N
An Opportunity lbr
Small Men and Large Boys!
To procure at a great reduction 3 coat I!
at about the original price of the vest 11! M1
50? ..
Coats
=2.
and
Vests,
$2.501
This lot of goods is the result of breaking 5-
‘ suits. Selling a pair of trousers from thefsuitf
'stock has letf us with these “Odd Coats and
Vests," as we call them, and if it were possible
to get trousers to match yen would pay many"
times more than the prices we are asking for f
them, and be getting your money's worth with)
every one of them. The sizes run small-33p 1
g4, 35 and a few 36, breast measure. Don'tg... »
unit, then wonder when you come why you
ncvér got a bargain. 1.
()ur stores open Monday and Saturday even-
mgs.
1%
Comstock Brothers,.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ALL APPLICATIONS
l‘ or :11l111issio11 should be 111:11l1:1t ilill1
side, at an early day. a! Iw
MR. KING' 3
SCHOOL FOR BOVS!
BI'I DI" (Ill!) Sl‘llllll l'.
Ht: uniord,
l
1
1
i
I '111111111'li11ul.
WILL REOPEII
‘Septembor 29th.
(Iver one hnndm ! boys have entered 1111!:
Iege from this school
A111: 1 11o
1
I
l
1
1
WHEELSI.
Liberal
lndneenients
I”
CASHBUYERS
For one Week only.
Standard Lines Only!
.._ ‘.‘ 1' .....
FOX CYCLE 00.,
2 Elizabeth Street.
!
80111111 Norman. Uosntmcur
lletnlr shop «Emma».
11.11. “been
0!" IMPLOVMII‘P AOINOV.
Ladies and gentlemen desirin lit-1.1115111:
1111111111 1111111111111" can obtain 111 111111111 at
tlinnIuawlmr-w 1". n 1|"!!on VII-him: tun-alliuns.
mgr-r male or lenmla. mat-11111111110111] torment
\nntm! Immeolateli A tint eta-11 muti-
man 11:11! stardom!“ III-111! was" 1 to right
"lg?“ Med. 41:
seamstress. "111:1 m1 moment; 13.
1011me mums.
meat 1.; day In first class '
m1 _ AWN—mm— .. WANT ANYTHTNE? South Norwalk, - - - Connactlct'lt.
R (bl 5°1i§°§liliii1€l$iiflw MILFORD A. GIFF!N,Mgr.' ‘ _
,, I} "'9 d I ' f Evening " Comatock Bros..\fuo ' II 1.-....4,
P I . d ' Sentinel. Bld'g, Norwalk. So. Norwalk Store (Imp-Evenings. ‘
alste . I E A
0111169151». " I G s A '
We have all the popular
PERFUMBSI ' or Men’s
And sell them at New York Ladie"
prices. EDd
Children’ s
.__._.o_._
The hot weather
will not be hall 51)
“oppressivciiyuu I I I I I
cusc C.)
u ' ’
g Plalsted 5: At THEO. OLSEN’ 8 Shoe Store.
I l
'1 Old 7°
11! I! 2 l have bought :1 stock of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.'s l’inc Ladics’ Shoes and
1 S we" g ()xl'ortls, and for 60 days will sell them for
l "I ' W
1 °°'°g“e' °- HALF PRICE" - -
O U I I
:0 __.__....__. p '
1;- 1 .
g.‘.‘.f.l“§.ii.i‘..‘.i".‘; 1 T111111” $1.110 Shoes, $12.00 Men’s 5:13.00 11.11.11.111, $3.50 , 1
"'1' , o “ 3.00 “ 2.00 “ 4.00 “ 3.00
: Stationary,g 11 2 00 a 1 50 1: 3 00 u 2 00
4 U 7.. .1 .1 1 C O
1." 3"“ 1' 1' 1.50 '1 1.00 1' 2.51) 11 1.5 o
l 300% 11 count: (leiu'ils,l.50 11 2.25 11 1.2 5
1 1 Etc. ' '1 2.1.11.) 11 11.50 '1 2.00 '1 1.00
i Try alioxo! llurllmlt'sitwrr- (I 1.50 It 1.00
ness paper, Pinon or u 1) 00 lill‘lvl ()Vl’lls 2 00
l “"‘"“""‘"“"' “ 2 (Ill 11 11 ’1 .90 .100 pair llovs’ Shoes, 0011
3 a” "a". '41 J) 100 “ Children’s Ill 11! 9011
i 1 ll . I . 0‘. it It 1.00 . .ISS I ,1 .
i 7 “ 1.2 5. “ 750 100 “ “ “ (i100
‘ w 111 ‘ The above are all the Latest Styles and l.f|1-t11~!I:1t11. andflfhard
53m: "' °" work and close attention 1will do it, it will be the Biggest Solo ever
so. 1111mm. held in V111 walk
Shorty 3111111111111, 11111.11 I ' | E0. I '| 0 LS E N
1121.11.11.111111..11.1::":::
H.121. 1.171131%» 31;; 8! Washington Street South Nomelk.
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