in,
a,
‘1 probably been stolen.
"lion the trimmers employed by th1-
""h:11'11 :ilrvady :1rr.v1~1l 11111! nr-w 111'111'111
SEIIIIEL’S W W m it '11.. 1...... use; llnion .1111 meet
tonight.
Ernest Cornell launched his ysoht
use at '11. 1111.. “flies a. slid 11... ”Iona 81111," yesterday.
I11 Malt, loath limit and VIcIoIIy
listing M 11.11111 lsamsylsp.
Joseph Bray is being "broke in”a
conductor on the Tramway line.
The Arlen 0137.131; society will hold
its monthly meeting tonight.
Everitt Wigham, of Elm street. had a
party out sailing yesterday.
11.111111111011111 aim-kit: w. 11. amid. a '
Co.‘ 11 Norwalk hardware store, is down
the harbor today fishing.
The improvements at Lockwood's hell
are rapidly nearing completion.
Free silver Democrats will have a pub-
James Mitchell & Son have sold the lie meeting in Phoenix Hall tonight.
Tenney place in Summer street tb Mrs.
Oliver (1. Smith, of Norwalk.
The schooner Betty is at Raymond
1 -——- Brothers' wharf with a cargo of sand.
Rev. H.117. Dunning will conduct the
‘prayer meeting in the South' Norwalk
Congregational church, tonight.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. CharlésflSosong, of
Roton Hill, are the proud parents of a
son.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Storey, of Connecticut
avenue. ”MW 1..
The Daughters of Liberty will meet
tonight in Sons of Temperance Hall.
Norwalk.
The funeral of Mrs. MargarctConnolly
was held from St. Mary’ s chute h, this
morning.
The Paris Millinery company, ‘which
will open the Fred Mead store in Wall
street with a line of millinery, moved in
today.
The, tall telephone pole inifront of
the Gazette building is being taken
down in sections. A smaller one will
be substituted.
The. stones are being rakgd oil' the'
Wilson Point road. If this should be
done on all the roads, they wouldbe
greatly improved
Sixty-seven tickets were sold in South
Norwalk, today, for the Bleak Island
excursion.
W. J. Finncy’,"of the firm of Finney &
Benedict, last night . found a sum of
money in Wall street.
Ernest Worden, of Orchard street,
Norwalk, who. suildenlklcft town Mon-
day, has returned home.
OIllcer Hunt denies the story, printed
in some of the local papers. that he at-
tached Mrs. Alice E. Clark's greyhound.
The dog is missing, however, and has
A"'stag" trolley party of Stamford
and Noroton residents was given over
the Norwiilk Tramway cmnpany's lino,
1.11:1 night, under the chaperonage of
Major (3. W. Hendric, oi the Fourth
regiment. .
The first wagon seen in Norwalk com~
plying with tho wide-tire law was in
Water street, today.
The Fellowship club, of St. Paul's
church, will meet this evening, and
make arrangements for a olanibakc.
Mrs. B. M. Andrew's had her Sunday
school class of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church out for a sail on the
Sound, yesterday. Thoy started from
he Norwalk Yacht club house in the
morning, on the “Fannie. "
Harry Knapp. Lloyd Jennings, Har-
vey (.‘raw and Eddie Frooh are camping
on Cedar Hammock for two weeks.
The pupils 1.1 ‘ Whitlook's Wilton
b1 iarding school are picnicking at Roton
l’oint today. The party went down in
carrynlls.
Mrs. Ann Dunleavy and family mov-
ed today from Spring street to Newark.
N. J., where Mrs. Dunleavy's eldest son
is employed.
William Quinn has root ivcd acontract
from W. B. Hubbell toropaint the house
in Hanford place occupied by John P.
Brnmnier, and one in Day street occupi-
cd by Walter Hall, and for the new bra
rented by Joseph Klinefelter.
The South Norwalk Baptist Sunday
schools, both the home school and the
East Norwalk branch, will have tlioir
annual picnic at Roton l’oint tomorrow.
The cars to convey the party will leave
the South Main street switch at 8. ‘50.
The Union Veterans' Union will meet
tomorrow night. A full attendance is
requested, as business of importance
will come up.
A special train came up from New
York. this morning, and took on board
at South Norwalk several of .I. I’inrpont
Morgan's friends, on their way to Hart-
ford.
The Hat Trimmers Union, at its last
meeting, voted to admit to its organiza-
Adains Brothers company, and Mrs.
11'1111nieJoyce, secretary of ihc Union,
has issued f: it cards to the twelve him
more employed there.
Th1! 'Woninn’s Christian Tenuniranco
l'nion will hold its regular vwokiy
meeting at the Mission room, Water
street Friday at lo'1t..l1ck All are wel-
1'OI'IL'.
l’atcnt Commissioner John bi. Soy
mom and I 11111in are cosily ensconced in
the pleasant Smith cottage at Smith's
Island, where they will remain about
six weeks. Mr. Seymour will soon have
Secretary Hoke Smith, of Washington,
hero to make him a. visit.
A low darn has been placed across the
river, just above the (.‘rms street bridge,
by the Electric Light company, to guard
against a shortage of water should the
city's reservoirs get. loiv/
William Jennings, of Unioii street.
who was mysteriously shot in the loft
a'ni, Monday night. at ("Irogory‘s Point,
is getting along nicely. The bullet W
111-11ng Imtwecn two of tho bones. and i
some dilliculty was esp-riein'od by Dr.
Dinnortior in extracting it.
The prayer pivoting at the South Nor-
walk Congregational church. this 1111111-
ng. will be led by lfcv. II. N. Dunning.
lev. W. I). ll:11't,of Wiltoimvill conduct
the evening 111-11 ice, Sunday.
~61. to (i. Iluuoo's for extra line
pewhes, luv aquart.
W. .I. ingrnheni and his invalid
daughter arrived in South Norwalk
today in 11 11pm 1aI car on tho 111lonial
express, and the Pittsliold exprus took
tliut' or to tilt lic'rkslilr“ ”ills:
.I. ll. MacDonald. 11111» of tho litatdi
(loud Commissioners, will be here today
to inspect 1h.- new ’l'i-lforil road in (fun—
111-1'ti1'nt 1111-11110, which I.‘.mtractor [inch
.llfl“ about tWo-thirils (unliplOtml.
A woman going 111' 11111.11 Washington
Pll’l'il ,'yi'11vr1lny, 11111111111.” 1! ll dozen eggs
elm 11.1.11 1.1rryi11g more tightly than sin
should. and broke every out», their con
tents running all over her clothing. A g
“ml-livurn-d man. who saw her plight, i
NN'IITI'Il :1 towel and cleaned her dress :1»
Well as could be.
William I1. Brown. of South Main
strmt, was urn-111ml on the Washington
strwt liriilg1' shortly alts-1' H o'clock last
night, byllllioor William Pennington, plrit‘il his “ml; on I'ross aim-t, and
{11‘ riding his liii'y‘i'lo Without 11 lantern. ycsb'rday gr:11l1wl.th0 Knight Fm” hill.
Mr. llrown1l111'11111111'1l‘111311vie-I1 bond for; A torture is being formed in front n, the
his iimwiiranvo 1‘ or trial tomorrow morn- '
ing mam-11111,
... . M»... .11...-
Htm-t Commissioner Kellogg lemma.-
today.
. "
'lli1-i«' 111.1 whom warrants have I11 111.11
'11' '11! for 111111111111: lo N‘LXll‘iI‘r their
51111111 iII’V‘l', .I ll'i’l'l'w. Harry 11.11111 lion.
Mill” their l‘"llili”7.l'ulH ’l'lii "i'll"lznl‘1lllllfl 1 .‘llu'fl Ivnlnor.l£1lu ohm-11111111. i‘ 1'. III»
”11> wilgwu 11113311, and “111,11 1111' n], [1.11 Ill! 1 1-1 .llllls' , Hill him I Ill dwelt-,1 'l llnm. 111
Night. on llii- outskirts. A ltu'gi' mind-1r ”W“ H Mill .lllrwl llli'ki‘lli‘.
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WI" l1 i11 ll“ army of hobo. .1 Mi 1 how :-1I
rmiily hogan In 111.1'1111 the «alluvial of N
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11I.\Ir.:1nd 'Ilru ll1nry I. Webb's o'si—
Thoinaiiluiinn His. ”.111" 1L1-rs' d1 clump 11111r111 1111.1y111111111g 'l'liopnb-
gnu-of 1111,11 Tm” ' ll " “ mil in .1111I.1ll who on inure-sud in‘tho
Mk" 0'3““ “m “m "t 1.111 "W” l‘ H" 11111111111111: 111111111 are cordially invited.
womony will be 1.111111111111111 by the
team Irro llanlmry.whl1'h will I‘l‘mlo‘z llwiuhi W. Tilllli'v lit-WI “Willi!
from “shanty by i'arryiills. M lizmin'p'ilrian'ii of "11111111111. paid a visit 11.
11min] trolley car will take llwpariyio Mionolmliii 111111111111, “111111 of TI'mpl-r»
ltoloulh out. when-ashore 1lion11rwill -m1'1.l.i1111i1ni1111. llu 111111111 11111111» in-
besvrwd. trusting I'f‘llllflt‘ for tin~
“11111111111 John H. Ferris, Irving Ferris. 1- and
Purity Ferris and Eben Hill. with the ‘
dog ”Towm” as mascot. will start Charle- Pl. Seymour 1111111111111 some
Friday morning in tlw 91111111112]. launch impirtani 11111111101111- 111 a now advertise-
l'lva I. one trip down met as far as moot willy
island and other Mats of interest mmriahle 111.11.111.11 Mr. $1 yimmrs
The launch was 1nmhauled at Greg nwflo is. “Not now ulnar, but how
cry s Point preparatory to this trip. lion“
jliloi'walli Lawn Tennis club's grounds
Mlnio'liulin 111101111111. Hons of 'l'ivir/
vans" of “if".
order. whirh were very much "ppm-9
Thr'y relate to th1 subjmt .
Naomi list. Happier 111};on flinch of where you «an banned in tho mirt'
Ail “Unsuccessful, Attempt lads to
Burn s Barn In East lorwslli.
m
liliAllflEll PAPER 0” THE FLOOR.
\
mmsm 1111.1...1 111. 111.111.,
1.111. intent sue... be 111. 11111:.
11.1 11111.. 111.1 M11, 1.11 111.111-
' 1 .1111 11¢; '
flash of iacendiaries, discovered in
East Norwalk this morning, have arous-
ed considerable excitement on that side
of the'ivcr, and it is safe to say that
when the guilty parties are apprehended
they will find East Norwalk too warm
for them.
The discovery wannade by Willie J.
LeCount, son of W. G. LeCount, who
found that a fire had been started just
inside the double doors of a barn in East
avenue belonging to Mrs. Mary A. Rose.
Several holes were burned through two
of the boards in the door, and the char
red woodwork showed that the fire had
gotten under good headway, but must
have smouldered out. At thebottom of
the door, on the barn floor, was found a
quantity of burnt paper, and just out-
matches. The doors are fastened to-
gether by ’a staple and padlock, and in»
vestigation showed that an attempt had
been made to pull out the staples, but
the Attempt was not successful.
People residing in the vicinity claim
that about 2:30 o'clock this morning
they heard cries of “tire," but as they
appeared to (some from the east side of
the pond, no attention was paid to them.
“There's one thing," remarked Willie
Wishington, "that I have made up my
mind to." Really!" responded Miss
Cayenne, with languished inti'i'ost.
“Yes. [shall nev r be a man of one
idea." “l)11il'lriil§lhill. You are to)
young to be discourngml.”
Miss Baird’s
Institute. - -
NORWALK, CONN.
25th Year.
Misti: \1 11 in Norivnlk.
BOARDING All! O" SCHOOL.
l'ri1u1.1ry intorn1.»1!i1.1to 111 1:1»l1niic and 111l-
lugs-l .r.- [.1111 iii» -'ri 1111M 5. H111 »'- i1 dish-111 l|l|l11)11l
1... [lilynli'al 1'11.Iiiir1 vi: .1 illion. 1111M.- 1111mm
tin 111111.11 1;:- ~ 1'11r1lul :1ll- ntiun 111 11111111!
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111I11r I'ksrly :11 {lb 1111111 «I. ~iril1,1
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1) 11111
Mrs. Mead’s School!
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September29,’96
All APPLICATIONS
For admission should be made at llill-
side at an early day. nl 1111'
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
BEDFI llll) STREET,
1 Stamford I 'onnm'tli'ut.
1 WILL REOPEII
September 29th.
11111101111 hundrcdlmys have entered col-
lege from this school.
Aug. 1 21111
WHEELS! . .
lslll'flll
lndui'uniinits
lo
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loasnauvans
For one Vin-l1 only
Standard Lines Only!
.., ‘1’”.
FOX CYCLE CO.,
1 ‘ 2 lilizalsrth Strut-t,
l _
81111111 N'IItWALK. (Mancunian?
Item" ~J11111 1111 1111-1104111.
c. II. Illl'fl'i
ci'rv tabuovntnr accucv.
India-1 11111! gentlemen doslrlu
hnlpimmymlm'lly 11m obtain 1 c 1111111» at
. "on1- venues.- v: nlmilmsv wishing 1.1.1.111...“
11! [my Malawi female- 1 1111 up“ mopmpioymml
antral lmmmiiatcl: .\ II r11: Plan .11111 l1-
inmfl 111111 1111111qu 111.11 mm 1.. right
”I,
IWn MM. 1—1”! visit-men! lvr day lorllrst-vhaa
immatures. . 1111111- 11117 mmnslde.
filmhlahstrv hum
side the door were two unlighted parlor ‘
,‘diu- lliiivl lent llullli to l‘l‘vll: r- on Thurs...
Viral in“ .
. thing
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1.111111...
EXOILSIOII,
2 SHEETS [OR 3 015.
l 61. I SHEET.
EDWARD STREET,
dow 11.
cost.
F..D.|.AWTOII.& 00., 22 South flaInStreet
GRAND MIDSUMHER
Clearing Sale
of Dry Goods!
l!
marked
Previous to Inventory we have been through they entire stock, and marked every
Many goods are .
I 1 is an opportunity you should not miss.
' must be sold as we do not wish to Inventory
them. Remember ev
isrepreseizidted' int
c
down to less than one half the
They
depart-
EDWARD STREET!
f1 eszrrrr suunise.
IORVIILK, COIN.
"l
. lillllllllilllll
THIS MAN
Is in a queer tangle, but there are others
just as bad off who still stick to the old
way of paying the highest prices for
tluir meats. It is your own fault if you
do not have just as much money to
spend as your neighbor. It is because
{V oustick to the high price butcher.
hen we say that we do more business
than any two markets' in the town, you
can bet it is so. Who urn sell you a leg
of spring lamb for 12'. .c but us. 1 Who
sells veal chops for l'2'..c but us, and
the best corned beef that you (1 er 5:111
for do a lb'. ' Try it
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRINKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, MWASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’ 3 PH°T°°RAPHSI
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish”
53 WALL STREET.
l
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'VOOS 1.!an 38nd
‘SLNEOS'
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PléiSted!
9R.I'I.
DRUOOIST.
We have all the popular
PERFUMES!
And sell them at New York
prices.
The hot weather
will not be half so
oppressive if you
use
“Plaisted’s
Old
0——
Well”
Cologne!
0
We have a 1'0!“-
plclc assortmhui
oi
Try a boxoi llnrlliiiit's lover-
ness 11111114",
Stationary,
Blank
Books,
Etc.
Linen or
§Illlllllll finish.
25:: Per Box.
R.H.PI.A|STED
A3 Washington
Street,
1- 1 SO. "Willi.
(m ion of I. mhl'
More. Mme.” am 8111.
11mm 11.11 1.1111 1... is. and
. ”1;. ,usuti. slit
'VOOS WVIBO JO!
'SJ.NIO IAIJ
Prices Rdduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, ,
NORWALK, CONN
, r
WANT ANYTHING ‘1‘
No 111' cd to. Advertise
in the South Somali:
Evening
Sentinel.
‘. OUR SPECIAL
For this week is the entire line of.
Fancy
‘1 Wash
' V6518, ‘ x
_ i _ 75c;
EEC.
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When |Lyon see them y on Will wonder how we do 1t. It’
the panic old st01y. 01 crstockcd and we don’t want ‘
l to wintc1 tl1cm,a1thoughthcy'
ldon't 'at their heads off. Our stores close
, 1
l at I‘. o’clock, excepting Mondays and
l ........Saturdays....,...
1 hmstock Brothers,
OUTFITTERS.
l l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
l
Soutl‘? Norwalk,
l MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
|
Comstock ‘Brosq Masonic
Bldg,“ Norwalk.
Connecticut.
IG SALE
Of en's
Lacllvies’
and!
Children’ s
. lSHOES.
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shim Store.
l have bought :1 stock of Lounshuriv, Mathewson 8; C039. Fine Ladies' Shoes and
Oxfords, and l'o‘l' 60 days
HALF PRICE!!
will sell thcm for
1.1.01.9 $1.00 Shoes,
11 3_00 ::
'1 2.00 '1
" 1.50 “
“ 13.00 Kid (Ix
“ "2.00
“ 1.50
“ 23.00 llus’t 0
1‘ 2.00 “
It 15” it
11 1.25 1‘
i ,
132.200 1101.18.15.00 Russet, $3.50
2.100 11 4.00 " 3.00
1.250 “ 3.00 “ 2.00
1.00 1' 2.50 '1 1,150,
1.101350 11 2.25 1' 1.2 5
11 1.150 '1 2.00 1' 1.00
it
1.00
xl’ilsfil .‘00
100 pair lloys’ Shoes, 600 '
‘1 1.l'() .
.. 1,30 1.00 " 01.11.110.11311115301.,300
11 100 u 1‘ “ 601:
7‘51!
work and ClIISI‘ .itlvnl
hold 111 \oi 11.1".
The above are all the Latest Style." and Uli-to- Date, and if hard
ion uill lilo it, it will he the Bimo 01.8101: ever
l b 11
THEO. H. OLSEN
91 Washington direct South florwslli.
be. 1m 74'
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Norwalk Chronicler