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SEITIREL’S REFOR'IERS.
II. OI'TIIo'IhIngI no!» and that
' ‘In Namath, South Hawaii and Vidlnlty
During ml! min-I lemmings.
St. Paul's Fellowship club .1111 meet
Thursday night
The regular meeting of Butler Lodge
111' ill be held tonight.
A meeting 1.1—111é"1..1;3}..1vc11 Order of
Heptasophs will be held to night.
A division of the sons of Temperance
will soon be instituted 111 Stamfordt
A trolley party from Stamford will-
visit Roton Point tonight and enjoy the
dancing.
The schooner Jane Grant, Captain
Kicker, isdischarginga cargo of stone
ntIJohn H. Ferris' wharf. .
The case of State. vs. E. S. Church, for
cruelty to animals, is scheduled for this
afternoon, in the Town Court.
Favorable comment is heard concern-
ing the excellent care taken of the Cen-
ter school grounds by Janitor Grace.
The Woodward and L )wudes avenues
and Meadow street sewers will be com-
pleted next week by Contractor Chariot.
The memlmrs of the Veteran Whist
club will meet at The liuob on Wednes
day, August lllth, and partake of a shore
din ner.
Contractor W. H. Smith broke ground
yesterday for the foundation of the new
bank building adjoming The Sentinel
building in Washington street.
()Iiver Stanley, book-keeper at the
Central National bank. was taken ill
with chills andfe1'er,yosterd11y, and was
obliged to go home. His brother Treat
is also ill.
The switcher jumped the. tracks at
Wilson's I’oint, about 7 o'clock last
night, and was pulled back 1111 the rails
11y Engineer Judson Adams' train, the
5 o'clock out of Danbury.
Assistant Street Commissioner Sam-
nol W. Iloyt, .Ir., was going down
ltoton Hill on his bicycle, yesterday.
when the 11 heel struck a stone and he
took .1111.11ltr, cuttinghis hands badly.
Miss Lilly MacArthur, of Pittsburg
who is a g111st of Mr. 11nd Mrs. 11111111
Benton, 11f High street, was out bicycling
this morning, when her wheel slippedin
the mud and she fell. but was not in-
jnrcd.
The 1111111111115 of the Trinity church
and Sunday s.'hool are picnicking'
at Itoton I’oint tod11y.TI111I1'1111ut
down this morning in special tr11l111"
cars. The Ilarien (ongieguional1.11111
Methodist churches are also at the
Point.
The rc-unionof the. Thirteenth regi-J
1111-111, (.‘ouncctil'ut Volunteers, will take
place at Hill's homestead, S111in lt111k.
Tuesday, August 371. This I» 11111 11ftl111
regiments having tin:1 longest term 111'
service, being disehargcd April ‘35, 13111111.
I'. D. Crosby. l7. l7.. of II 1eton, 11
gnluatc of thi- Philadelphia [)11 1111.11 1'1 ol
Inge, will op1 11 11.1 11l‘li1'11. in M1'1r1in
Brothers" new block in Washington
str1',11t August l3. I)r.(r11sl1y11olmsto
.\or11'11lk r11'111nn111ndt1l as an expert in
all bran1 luvs 11f dentistry.
I '1111~11lid1111-1I railroad st111 11 rest. rday
pn's- mod the p11 uliar I11 '1Ituri1s 11l1i1- h it
h: is 111.111} times 1l1-v1111p111.that 11f'111' 111,, ;
1|II11INI at diIIcii-nt 11ri1'ns in Nov \ork
and lloston Monday it11'.1~ IIIIUII'II in
Boston at 1111' .,. I-ut _1'11.~I1- rday :1bl111k11f
IIII 1111 mm was mid at IIILI'I. (11111 lots
' yesterday, at Red ("Io1er cottage, at
' and costs which he paid.
The corset factory shut'dowl at noon
today on account of the heat.
h...-
The Lobster club, of New York, will
picnic at Roton Point, tomorrow. .
The latest turn of attain; at the. Mend
farm in New Canaan is that Andy has
“left the place and' gone to Glen Cove, L.
1., to work. -. ,
The Christian Industrial League will
holdu mocktriul Friday night, in the
basement of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church.
The elerks' 111 W. S. Sturtevant' s store
enjoyed a sail on the Sound, last night,
stopping on the return at Dorlon Point,
whore supper was served.
Messrs. Campbell, Merritt, Manning,
Mooney and Rooney, of South Norwalk,
are enjoying 11. sail this afternoon as
guests of Captain P. J. Murray, on his
yacht “Seally. "
Mrs. E. C. Brotherton entertained the
Speaking Circle of King‘ s Daughters, of
the First Baptist church of Norwalk,
Call Pasture beach.
Miss Florence Baldwin, daughter of
Dr. A. H. Baldwin. will celebrate 011
Friday the twelfth anniversary of her
birthday by entertaining friends at her
home in Wall street.
John McLoughlin was arrested in
South Norwalk [last night for intoxi-
cation and breach 111' the peace. This
1111.11'11ing Judge Huhbell fined him $5
Constable Hunt served a number of
11a11'ants for the arrest of delinquent
dog-owners, last night and this morn-
ing. The cases 11111 being settled by the
payment of costs and the registering of
the dogs.
.Iames Mitchell 81'. Son have sold for
Burr Smith, the 15111'1' 1( )sborn place in
Newtown avenue, with six acres of
I11nd,to Morgan 1’. 11111111111, of Siam-
ford, who will occupy the premises
August 211th.
Two additions are to be built to Ruth .
1'(' Coldschmidt's corset factory on oppo-
site sides of the, engine room, one 81:11,
the other IOXII-I. ti B. Sherwood will
do the carpenter work, and W. l’. Beers
the unison work.
I’onassus Council, Royal Ai'eanum,
celebratml the third anniversary of its
organization, last night. with approx
priatc exercises. Sherman Council, olf
South Norwalk. was present, and 111'
bayonet was served. i
The Norwalk bartenders and their.
[frii 111111 11 I11) goto Dunbar) tomorr'.o11
1to p.1r1111p.1te 111111111 witness tIi1 I.:1II1
'gann. will n11 N at the 1111111111. 11111111 No-
x[11111 I" I3. ainIgo I11 11111111 pot in 1111111l_1'I
1111111111 II11 '1:lItr.I111
1
a
1.
i Junins Ilro11 11 took his 5111111111“ school.
:11 l.1~'s' 111 the l' irst Methodist church, 1111
enthusiastic wheelmen, on .111 outing to.
ithv' West Norwalk stn'am, yesterday. i
liithing. fishing, I1l'11' khorrving 11nd
‘otluu' pastimes 1111r1'tl11111'1l11rol th111l11"
1111111 |
1 Harold ltavinoud and I.rnest(oru1'llI
11'1r11, riding up W est 111,1'11111' I 1st night i
I11Ii111 11113111111111 got mixed up with the
I trolley
II .1'1 I. -1 .11111 1'11'1':1'11d 11I111I l'.'.1II
:('orn1ll was right behind him and rodeI
em the arm k tailing on top of liar-
,moiul. Both vouug 1111-11 11"1r1's1'1'at1'h11l
, and bruised.
Inc 11 the mouth of II11'Nor11'1Ik 11111
1111 111 .111- Iling 111 N1 11' lurk 111 I111 at the;
111111111 time.
The Bridgeport Itctail Ilut1li1'rs' 1'11-r
tm'tiri :issmiation has arranged l'or .1
big b.1rl111-u1- and picnic 111-1! wick W11 1I-;
1111;111:113 at A1111: l’urk. W111 1- hr 1\ “'1 I
rum'n‘ hand will furnish music for the
1'11111'1'rl from ‘3 to 0'1 11'1-1111'11. and ill the
111'1-11I11gtlia-r11 will I111 dancing. 5111'. ral
1111111 butchers will attenl.
('aplain .l11s-1pli qu'kw'ood expo-v1.11 to
rec-over The Knob I toting club's ukill' I111
day from I 'lIIIFII‘“ and “1111511111111Stevens.
11Ii11t'onn1l l111r111lrlll In the Middle l'.l11- ,
1111111 . Jam-11 .1, 1111111111. 111111111 t11'1l1'1'
1111111114 urchins 111-11- 11111111111111. VII-
111;?111'1'1'1'11‘. 11111 '111'111' night 11101111151 was
talu'n. Inn h1'111'1l 11111111111: from Ihi'ni,
'I'hv"l.111'11lll1'1'rt'1f Iln'
d1rofllil11-t11iam will 1111'1 t 1«horlly
1I1'r tin ".Ill 111' Mata- President John l’,
.\Iurpl1y.11l Norw'vlv.Inarrannc for I111-
orguoimnon or1li1- Women‘s Auxiliarim
1111111111rd1'1'. 'I'I11'r1'1111 1111111 1I11'11111'is
of Women 11115111111111'111'111 and the 11111111-
lwraliip numbers 11-'11n"thimt like «1'1'1151
hondml.
Innulrnant ('olonol James I”. ('1'1111'11.
1'1-111nisi1idiug the Fourth n'gitnvnl. 1'.
N. IL. the “111'. Thomas KNoldl'. chap»
11.1111 and I’avm 1 1111' I'rowe of Math
\ 1111 ilk. 111mm l.ri-I '1 [1111 Monday.
111-111'an n1III1 how 1 I111 1111 1111111111111-
1111'ht .11 ‘1'1111111. 3%.1'115'11'111tr .1r":1:11:1 »
mum! were made \\‘IIII (1’1"1rt'1' I". I' 11111.
of the Park ('Iti' staid: ,-',
.1111'111111 (Ir-I
1111« '
I111 Hoodlum: Near Gregory' 3 Point.
“THAT Will. 00 FOR YOU!”
.— -«M
With 11!!! Exclamallon Some (Inc 80111 11 Bullet
Altar William Jennings, and Then III; M-
sailant: Fled Ind Could not be Identi-
fied—Trouble Origlnalcd at Roton.
William Jennings, of Union street,
who is employed at Roth 195 Gold-
schmid's corset factory, went to work
yesterday morning with one arm in a
sling. 111 response to inquiries regard-
ing the injured member, Jennings show-
ed a thirty-two calibre bullot.and said he
was shot by some hoedlmns, Monday
night, near Gregory’s Point.
Jennings, according to the story told
by his shopmates. was dancing at ltoton
Point two or three weeks ago, when a
drunken man interfered with the set
and 11 new one was formed, leaving, the
intoxicated fellow standing alone on the
floor with his partner. He then abused
Jennings and threatened to get even
with him. The man was one of a set of
young rowdies, and they have since in-
terfered with Jennings on several occca-
siens.
Monday night he was walking along
the Gregory Point road, waiting for a
car, when a crowd of roughs attacked
him. and he defended himself as best he
could. Suddenly he heard a pistol shot
and felt 11 twinge in his arm,while some
At
this juncture 11 our came along and his
while.
shouted, “That will do for you!"
assailants scatterial, donning};
came to South Norwalk and had the
hulh-t 1'11t1'111t11d.
who I'11'111I 11111 shot, 111111 has tried to keep
1111 does not know
the matter quiet. Jennings is a popular
young 1111111 about town. He is 11 11111111-
I1I1rol' the l'hilharinonic 11111111111111 or-
chestra.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
NORWALK, CONN.
-25111 Year;
Hill \'11:11' in 211111111111.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
I'1:I11111'1. i11t111'111111liat11.mud-1min and col-
5. up '1“ par. all 11 'hls‘m- -.~ 11111111lnlistsI-mpl..1'..l
I111 pimp-135'ulturo.r111n111111111.11111.~i .1111. ”III!
III. Inn-.3111 1111' s (1111-111I nItI- ntx 11 I11 1:11:11 [is
'11111111111.111111~. .\I1111111111 11111111111 11‘ lay pup”.
plspiu Ill ~111111111v11|111lllc1 I. .‘1'1111 I111“ l'll-
iial I".111I_1 .:I.1.:i- 1:11 .111 d. «11.11.11
\II.~ l. 1111.11.~ 1o1tl1 111.11.111~Il-1~11n 'I'-hurs
1ll\ .1111Il'1'-:1111.' 11(11111'11 11 1-k 1111111311111; 111..
1 .1111
Mrs. Mead s School!
WILL 11:09:11
.,$eptember29 ’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
,l"11r admission should be 111111111 at lifll
side 11t111111:1rl,\'11a.1'. :11 I\\'
MR. KING'S
11.1 u~11-111~1«~~~I5011001 FOR 1301151
‘1‘ .111g1'1tu1 k 1"i1'1 1'.-1 11-1.|1111I1> l11111 111111.11. i “1,; IIII) S'I‘III'II'Z'I‘.
111 in Inge nuuiln'r>, ranging in 11/1- .
‘fioin a 11111 1'1nI piw'o toa hall 151111111,‘ u"MHlUHI. - - - - ('111111111'111'111.
'wlii1'I11111I11.111~. 11111111, 111. It there is uI
1'I11 1111-11 for a boon supply of that l1i1'al1'11‘I WILL REOPEN
during the autumn.
1 September 29th.
1.11 1111111111'liug11f (1111 WIII l.1111g1'.l'.
{and A. \l.. 11111111111111. it 11. '11: 111t111l to (I111r11n11liundmlhouIi.11'111~nt1r11d 1111i
. take a lI1'11)'11.1rs' 111111111, Willi a prii Il1'g11 loge fl"'"l “‘15 1111111111.
Infli1'11111or.1‘ of 1111' 1'11; 1111' Is In J. Donn-l “W7 ' 3111
Iiflans building in Washington slr11.11l 1
“111 rooms \1' ill 11? 11111-11 I11 litlcd 1111.111111
Invocssion 1.1k11n I11'II111l11dg1'11s soon 1111i WW !’
1 the work is 1'11n1pl1't111. I
. I.il 1ral
( aptaiu "Joe” Lockwood. the annual, I 11
.- , , ,, 1 , , II'lIII‘I'IIII‘IIId
s11p1-r11-1or of .1'uhnzn')‘ 1117.11!» at “111% I”
Knob, todaysvnt up 11 1'hoi1'1' tin-.1211 11}
1'1'.ilm for 1111111111111: Lulu-.1111! the central
telephone '1 1111 "hello" girls
1.1111111111111-1-11111' :1 11111111 1'111'11111' in 11111
heart-1111‘ Ilu'zl‘ follow countryuien who
11111 Il11' telephone. and frequently 1'111'1'1
ill ”I“ good Iliimz» 11!" lil'11s1'nl III by 11111
111111111: sii'm 111.1111,
11’Ii1'11.
’I'lu- l".11rli1 I1I 1'11IIltlIV 111111111111151111111'1
him 111.11I1' ll11'ir 111111111111 of the 11111111'1's
received I11rli1'11nsc4. The total amount
taken in during the present li1'1'n'~1' your
112111 3I I 1,213,251, which is111'111'§l1l."‘lllin
1x11~~ofil1v amount ligated 1111 by the
I111.1r1IoI taxation. III the, amount- on
1'1-111111 during the 111115; month Ilridgo.
port gets 1151.'1.'1|l:l'ltaiiif11r1l.1tIII‘J.l"1‘.I. 11111!
Hlmtford ali‘lnlh. The county will re-
1'1111'11 111117.201 1111 Its share.
"I intended this poem merely as a pot-
I1111I1-r." said the young man. in lofty
1'fi11irlllall11ll.
“'l'hal's a good i'lr'a. 'I'akr it back
11111111'.11111II"I your folks start the lira
I “'Ilil it."
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CASHBUYERS
l1'oi' 111111 11'111d1 only,
Standard Lines Only!
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F'OX CYCLE C0,,
2 Elizabeth Street.
1
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“"1‘1Ill'wll'll1flll 1111111111111.
1:. II. HARVEV'S
c1'rv IMPLOVMENT nozncv.
Ladle-1 11nd ul1nll1'nmn 111'11131114 first 1111».
lielpin 1111111111111! 1'111 who II11 1111-111 ”I
III- Illu \-1 ”111-11' I nI-mlli 21- 11E hing. 1111.111,
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“11111111". 1 111.1111 Ina at I1 1'5 15- -1. .1 m I 11.1.1.
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70 North Mala stree South Nervolk.
TIIBLEFOOT,
'EXGELSIOR,
F. 11.1.Aw1011 1. 1111., 22 South ‘nain Street
EDWARD STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale -'
Previous to [111entory we have been through they entire stock, and marked every
Many goods are marked down to less than one hall the
It 111 1111 opportunity you should not miss.
thing down.
cost.
'F-L-Y P-AA-PQE-vR.
of
must he sold 111111
EDWARD STREET!
5 cAzrm BUILDIIIG.
1;
2 SHEETS [OR 3 (ITS.
- l 61'. A SHEET.
OUR SPECIAL
For this week is the entire line of
Fancy H
VVash ’ a
Dry Goods! Vests,
They
'e do not wish to Inventory
them. Remember eve depart-1 ~ ,
is represeified' 111 t Is C
. e.
NORWALK, CONN.
THIS MAN
Is 1n n queer tangle, but there are others
just as bad of? who still stick to the old ' ' *1
way of paying the highest prices for ‘
their meats. It is your own fault if you
do not have just as much money to
spend as your neighbor. It is be11111se
{Va stick to the high price butcher.
hen w'e say that we do more business
than any two markets in the tow 11 you
can bet it is so. Who can sell you 11 log
of spring lamb for I2 ._.c but us. " Who
sells veal chops for 1‘."..c but us and
the best corned beef that you 111 er saw
When you see them you will wonder how we do it. ‘ It's
t s the old story; overstockch
and we don't want to winter thein,althongh they
the some old story.
don't at their heads 03'. Our stores close
Are unsurpassed for beau
of style and finish.
for-ld’nlb? Trvit.:1t 1‘. o‘clock, excepting Mondays and
FREEDELIVERY' . ...... . . Saturdays. . . . . . . . 1
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. '
JACKSON 5 1'11 6166 RA 1" 11 51' Comstock Brothers,
..”f Prices Reduced! “m"“s'
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET, .
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NOIWALK, CONN
R. H.
Plaiste
DRUGGIST.
And'scll them at New
prices. /
O
The hot weather
will not he hall :-11
oppressive it )‘1111
Books,
Etc.
new. pup1'1‘. Linen
smooth linish.
250 For 8011.
.....,. "W
43 Washington
Street,
- ‘1‘“
We have all the popular
PERFUMESI
'I'iy ailmxul ll1iill11111'1liir1:1‘-
R.H.PLA|STED
so. 111111111411.
d!
York
2115C ‘ . ’ .6
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Shorty Sherwood, Hattorl
(luuplru 11 portion of 117. (In 1'111111k1' 1
store 1:11r111-ruf\\111111111l Water 511..
Norwalk. (‘nll and 111-1.1
styles In Hair. CRIN. etc.
the INI1 11L
'WANT ANYTHING?
._.. .-_._..____._._-. W- -m
South Norwalk, - - - Connecticut.
MILFORDA. GIFF'IN, Mgr.
.N” 1101' 11 to. Advertise
111 the South Norwalk
E v e n i n g Comstock Bros, Masonic
8111 g, Ner11alk.So, Norwallt Store 11pm Evenings.
615 SALE 7
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
HOES!
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
1
l have bought 11 stock of Lounshui'y, Mathewson & Co.'s I’iue [.111lics' Shoes and
Oxfords, and for (III days will sell them for
HALF PRICE!!
Ladies’ $4.011 Shoes, $2.01,) Men’.‘ $1) 00 lint-1.11m $3.50
11 3.11111 11 2.1111 11 4.011 11 3.00
11 2.1111 11 1.511 11 3.011 11 _ 2.00
1' 1.511 1' 1.1111 '1 2.5o 11 1.5 o
11 ' 9.1111 111.111x1'...~.is,1.511 11 2.25 11 1.25
11 2.1111 11 11 1.1311 '1 I200 11 1.00
I" (I
“- 1.1.10 “ 1.111)
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11 ”1,110 i,“ 11 ( ’1, r,” 100 111111 lioys’ Shoes, 1101:
11 lfill 11 11 .1 .(IU 100 " Children's.lilltitiulfiOu
1: .21) 4" ‘1' 751; 100 “ “. “ 606
held in Norwalk.
‘THEO. H. OLSEN,
1183!:
8| Washington Street 511th Norwalk.
The above are all the Latest Styles and 1.111-111.1111... and it'hard.»
work and 0111811 attention will do it, it will he the Biggest, Sale cVer»
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Norwalk Chronicler