I an HERE“? . ,
sinners rennin. ~
sin 0! Titanium I‘m In»! lieu
In New-Ii, South Mall: and Vlelnlty
hurls. Their Diurnal leumrlm.
Harry Chittim is learning to gut-her in
the uick’els on the Tramway line.
A son was bornuwediiosdny to Wood-
3 bury G. Laugdon. at Merristown, N. J.
“Linn,” a dog owned by Thomas
O‘Brien, of C. L. Glover’s grocery store,
has been shot.
~Yacht caps. O'Briou’s.
The barge Vasty has arrived at Wilson
Point with a cargo of Pocahontas coal
for‘John H. Ferris.
\V. N. Allen, of Taylor avenue, has
rented acottagc at Bell Island for the
balance of the summer.
Mrs. George Bird is seriously ill at
Woodbur'y Falls, N. Y. Very slight
hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Clarence Slauson and S. R. Keith are
working the mails on thexBoston and
New York Railroad Post-office this Week.
A large party came over from Hunt-
ington, L. 1.. this morning and went to
Wton Point. About thirty bicyclists
started on a trip to Bridgeport. '
~Blueflsh, 8,“. N. Y. m'l’tt
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Daniel Locsor, the popular, leader of
the chorus of the Arlen Singing society
in South Nor walk, was given a surprise
party last night by, the Arlen society
which he directs in Bridgeport.
Constable Ireland has attached the
property of Peter Martin, in Chestnut
street, South Norwalk, on a claim of $50
damages, made by Joseph Tammany.
The writ is returnable to the Town
Court.
-—~Straw hats cleaned?
The special train to convey Colonel
Frost, his staff and the members of
Companies F and D, Fourth Regiment,
to the Niautic camp ground, will leave
South Nerwalk, Monday, August 11th,
at 7:10 o'clock. '
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()‘Brien’s.
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—-Four pounds of extra salt pork for
25 etc, at Hayes‘ market
The money found by W. J. Fiuncy.
Jr., in Wall street. VYedncsday night.
has been claiinoil'by Mrs. Thomas -l)or«
any, of Beldeu place. It was a$20 bill,
which she had carelessly \s rapped up in
a handkerchief.
~Weaki‘ish, W. N. Y. m'k't.
A special city meeting will be held at
8 o‘clock tonight. in Ariou Hall, to act
on a resolution of the Board of UtillllCII-
men, appropriating 2,051) for the ex-
tension of Railroad place, and Stiltl for
a sewer in Water street.
A new attraction—an «encampment of
cypsics— has been addml toltotnn Point.
The); have a but near the carousel. and
the qIII't‘IIfi “ill tell your Inrtun" for a
small mun. The tent was well patroniz—
ed yesterday and today.
,
Wm-Hx pounds of breakfast bacon for
fillets. at llaycs' market.
The heat wave still rah-ads from the
It why Mountains to the Atlantic coast.
The \\’.‘|\‘(' will multinin- its easterly
movement. but rastorly winds u 1!! sonsi
My reduce the tu-miu-raturc here today.
and Iot':'l thunderstorms may reduce the
humidity by this :"ternoon.
.. liruovn dorbys. ()‘ltrien's.
'l'hv yachts Imno Star and X-ltziys
will ram-Saturduyofl’ (,lregnry's l’oint
t'nnmmloro Wighnm. Mati- Ernest
(lorncll and (‘mlt liwiitt llytngton will
he on board the Lone Stu". The crew
of thr- Kinny-:4 is. coinmmloro, Frank
Volkgmato, ll. Iiopium', bottle washer.
Fri-d Ilogvrs.
Ituth, thclittle daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, James ll. Flynn, of 294 Union Park.
will be «oven years of age tomorrow. In
celebration of the event she has intln-d
her play notes to «mm the uttermxm
with her at. The Knob. They anticipati-
has Ing a wand tinw. playing names and
pu'tn'clnu of a luncheon provided by
Mrs. Flynn.
The Fish club will hold its annual
clnnibako on Sunday. August 10th. The
members will leave by steamer for one
of III" islands. about unto o’clock. The}
bo'teis limited to thirty 1mm. and
only try imitation. The commitment:-
posts of Charles Raymond, Charles
Palm-doc. "Him-hr" Hniith and Isaac
Hamilton.
The pulpit of the Norwalk Mmmun
was as
. am in: some
O‘Brien’s.‘
Another dance was given at Broad
River. last night.
Archer Nash, 0.! Brush street, is sick
- with bilious fever. ‘
Charles H. Harvey is selling out his
stock of bolts and shoes.
The Nor-walk Lawn Tennis club will
hold a dance tonight.
Handsome new oak furnishings have
arrived for the Norwalk Savings society
bank.
~1t‘owls, 12%;”. N. Y. market.
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The Arcties and Company—D’s baseball
team will play ball at the Norwalk Fair
Grounds, next Tuesday.
Chip! of Police Bradley dined with the
Lobster club, at Rotou IIoInt, yesterday.
He had many friends in theparty. '
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowe, of Norwalk,
will move tomorrow to New York,where
they will in the future reside.
The Germanic. Singing society will
give a concert next Sifnday night. The
Philharmonic orchestra will furnish
music.
——Leng Island weakilsh, (tots a pound;
blueilsh, S cts.; pergies, 8 cts., at llayes'
mrrkot.
" laptaiu Gauung, of the Twin City
Wheelmen, has arranged a run to
Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon, starting
at 2 o‘clock.
——Spring chicken, lncts. apound, at
Hayes' market“, '
Miss Middleton, of 119 East avenue,“
will entertain friends on the. evening of
August ii), in honor of Miss Flossie
Graves, of New Haven.
A bathing party composed of Rob
Kenney, l’eter Fanlds, Henry Ryder,
Fred Mu‘kiu and Frank Godfrey were
at Calf Pasture beach last night.
The selectmen have received a bill
from the town of Meridon for fines, for
the care of a grandchild of Mattie Day.
The selectmeu can find no record of the
case.
This morning Judge Hubbell found
W. L. Brown, of South Main street,
guilty of violation of the lantern law,
and imposed a tine of $1, which ms
paid. w,-..,.,..,~m
Forty members of the Gonnar‘a and
Ladie's Singing societies went to Bi ngr -
port, Wednesday night, and presented
the iperctta "in the lilouutcius“ for the
It‘idchia society. in Wagner‘s lla‘l.
—Stra\v hats. ll'llrieu‘s.
Mrs. Davis. who lives over Fineh‘s
drug store on the Washington smut
bridge, had Mrs. llelle Sweeney arrested
for using abusive language toward her
’l‘ucsduy night. .ludize llnbht-ll found
Mrs. Sn‘wiiey g'uilty and mud lit-1' 5'3,
Ail iliui lwi‘ll Mir. i'll'il, I‘Zlilllll' .leIII 5.
June», of the \Vestportor. was rr I'lt't‘lml
s cretary of the (Joann-client State Fire-
mvn's :zsswiation. Mr. Jones has h-rld
this i. lullitlll for a number of yours, and
his altvays lilh-Il it to the entire satin
faction n! all partivs loin-ennui.
George I'. I. -e.~'. forim‘i'ly of Wu stport.
for many years a resident of Il-molulu.
Sandwich Islands, and now of Yoko-
hama. Japan. miles to his hrotlwr. [5.
M. laws, that n.» has been :iIlIt' to dim
light the natives of lln- island on which
he rosalosby showxng them mu-umlwrs
grown from rived Ulduiltml in ('nnnm-ll»
out, theilrst over soon in that far oil
region. , ,, 3
Atelephnnv message canw from the
depot, last night, that a ('rooh' wastlu-rr.
trying to work a (amtidoucc gn-uv. Cali
lain of I’t'III'l! (Zhulstoue and another
olllcer St‘l‘il“(‘tl a carriage or tjohuans'
stable and hurried to the station. only
to dad that a respectable. laud-Working
man Was cndeamring to not. Tittle-t
Agent Iiukor, with whom he was ac-
quainted. to take some change and give
him bills for it. . 3
-—l.eg spring lamb, I23". N. Yan‘k't.
Professor lleydrirk will close his class
in physical culture and athletic exnntirm,
tomorrow utterpmm and evening. the
events Melanin}: at :I and It o'clock. The
n-‘oriug will be by points. The fi'llidll’i'l
wdl be an eighth of a mile potato raw.
eighty ym'd «lush. high jump, thrm-
standing Imnad jumps. and valestlwnic
exercises. The lirst prin- will be a “.50
3 League hall; the pew-ml. a bat and ball.
and the tlunl, a but.
; A constantly increasing number of
premier-rs from down the mad. as far
‘ m Westwrt and even Namath. vmne to
38unthlwrt on the steam ears. says the
lllhronirtle. thentvnlk to thetrollvy ter-
minus and munplem the journey to
Bridal port on the electric cars. It is a
, llu- lilllgllzlgr-~_
EI'W'WI” ‘lml’t'll- "ll" “- H. Wyllitviwry comfortable Iinish to the journey.
mentor. ml! be suppliei the last four pm, but is generally omit by passengers
WWI" in Mum! ‘0‘ ill" "C“- JW‘Ph 11- 2 going east. Thom» going westward pm.
Guernsey. of Bridneysirt. The sulllt’fttgfer to take the an: nu curs attlm tic-pm
of next Fender mmnins'n men willuhtmu as they tll‘l‘lll‘lii sure of making
be. “The Joy of Helvntioflf' evening mimmttilms. The ride thmnghl’airflold
"1315“”. “The Inner Man." The even-ii; ermwlituly lowly ll"! mason, and
ingdimmmwillm of special influentnmn new, at pontiiictsu'u'uer, hum-Ii
to tltnnzhttu! ycmur purple and to all f the beauty ”,1 fmhnessoiesrly spring.
Ilium-ted in moral 3cm! “1th cal-l '
tare. Strangers welcome.
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l “Spring/chickens. or. s. r. m’k't.
s
A‘ West Harwell: Boy in the Hespltsl
in a Critical Condition.
its struck Him WIIII a Stick, And the Animal in
Return let Ills Noel: Fly Squarly In the
Lad’s Face—One 0! His Cheeks Laid
‘ Open. ’
The founyear-old son of Charles Kn: -
to the hospital last night in a very criti-
' cnl condition.
Wednesday evening Mr. Kosmccky
turned hin horse out to pasture, when
the boy picked up a stick and struck the
horse to see him run.
The horse, as it star'tcd off, lot fly its
hoofs. striking the boy squarely in the
face. Ills nose was broken and one of
his cheekslaid open. He sustained. be-
sides, innumerable bruises.
Dr. Dumorticr. who was summoned,
had 'to take the bones out of the boy’s
nose, and may have to remove the nose.
, "‘“a‘.i‘.l‘i‘.i;i."i;..;.'...."‘ .
George R. McGonegul and Mary E.
McGonoga1,land and buildings corner
of Butler street and West avenue. 3
Warren E. Smithto Martha J. Mac-
Intosh, of New York, Chiinmons Is-
land, Copp Island and Hay Islam].
Warren E. Smith to Catherine D.
Roberts, land on Lenox Hill, Five Mile
River.
Warren E. Smith to Ada M. Guile, of
New Rochelle. land on Sheffield Island
in Nonvnlk harbor.
Richard Hobbs to James Mitchell,
land at Norwa‘k and New Canaan.
John F. Bennett to William Sachtler,
land at East Norwalk.
Ruhannah Thatcher, of New Canaan.
to John H. Broadway. land at Five
Mile River.
—-Ile" Island Iobsters,l‘.!l._. cts.a pound.
at llaycs' market.
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
NOBWALK, CONN.
. . . . 25th Year.
15th Year in N-Irwalk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
l‘rimuri. Intermediate.barrio-mic and I'HI‘
h-w- pn-parutury classes. hpoi-uillstsemployed
or lihyall‘iii vullm‘v'.Mwlliinll. numw. art and
I:""."I':ll atluptinnr p- nwmls
"33,11,333” 01“. .r\ Illlllh‘ nunx """f lay pupils
and Man-iii! ~tudn~nt>~ n-Immv-i. rwud fut' run
u'nLIl'. I-Zarl 'applivaltun ill-wrahlo.
Miss Ilairri is at home in Visitors on Thurs-
,pu- and hidpy olmch Week until Mr: p. Ill.
3y ‘Jzu
Mrs. Mead’s School!
WILL REOPEN
September-29396
ALI. APPLICATIONS
ll‘orudmissionshouldbe made at Mill-
rhit‘ at an early day. a! Iw
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
‘ Ill‘lllli'ulil) STREET,
Stamford, Connecticut.
WILL REOPEII
September 29th.
liver one hundred lurys have entered col-
lege from this Maud.
Aug. I 2m
3.
WHEELS! . .
Liberal
ludncements
[u
CASH BUYERS
For one week only.
Standard lines Only!
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FOX CYCLE CO.,
Ii Elizabeth Street,
scorn Normans. COIIRCI’ICU‘!‘
Ileiuilr shop on lvrmnlwn.
C. N. NIIVIY'N
cm umruovutuv notucv.
Ili‘IIt'H ntitI [Inhibitor-n ‘IM-lrih Ili‘dlwhtss
imlpin unyv'otrarlly can ulvtoli3 tu- some at
mnntmvnngr-nuv :IIl-miliv on Win Iltm tail-ittllnu,
eIt wt molar-r Ienmle. mo swim" employnmnt
\‘rmtml lion-Mmtnlt- A "MmInsnmnplh.
man and untdrnrr. ‘inI mated to than
is lbw
I Wanted t-v-(Iht Hot to. colored. to acute «wk
In the “tom. ‘
WANTED TO SEE THE HORSE Illlll M,
mucky, of West Norwalk, was removed '
‘ W l
iii-LN P-A-P-z-RJ
rs‘iieirro'or, - z sums son 3 ms.
excursion, - - I or. A learn.
it
an. LAWTON use... 22 Smith Main—Street
BEWARD sfi‘iEET, I”
Clearing Sale
" of Dry Goods!
Previous to Inventory we have been through the entire stock, and marked every
thing dowu. Many goods are marked down to less than one half the
cost. It is an opportunity you should not miss. They
must be sold as we do not wish to Inventory
t them. , Remember ev depart
is represeflggd in t to
’ EDWARD STREE
5 enzrrrr. BUILDING. . '
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T I
NORWALK. CONN.
THIS MAN ”
just as bad otlwho still stick to the old
way of paying the highest prices for
their meats. It is your own fault if you
(I not have just. as much money to
ndasyour neighbor. It is because
we stick' 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 can sell you a leg
of sprin. lamb for l2'a_.”c but us? Who
sells ve chops for 1250 but us, and
the best corned beef that you ever saw
for 40 11 lb? Try it.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and plush. . . . . .
PHOTOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer;
53 WALL STREET, — - NORWALK, CONN
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WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwnlk
Evening
Sentinel.
. ls inn queer tangle, but there are others .
Fancy
Comsteck Broth
South Nor-walk,
, _ OUR SPECIAL
Wash i ‘ ~
Vests,. ,
75c,‘
Eac
the same old story. Overstocked and we don’t want
to winter them,although they ‘ i M
don’t eat their heads oil. Our stores close
at 6 o’clock, excepting Mondays and ‘
........Saturda‘ys........
ers, ‘1
:4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connectic’ut
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comsteck Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Pltaisted!
DRUOOIST.
We have all the popular
IG SALE ,
PERFUMES!
Of Men’s
shorty Sherwood, flutter!
o . rtt of n. mhl'
"fishnet?“ idioms ii tor so.”
Namath. out m an d, w
“thiaminmu. ,7 ”no
nsmmrn macaw
e
And sell them at New York Ladies, a
prices. and
0 Children’s . . ,, 3
The hot “nether H o E .p
willnothchaltm , if
,uoppi'cssiv'v t )‘ull _ I I I I I . I '
CUM. ' ’ o 3 3
; “Plaisted 5: At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
1 Old w
3‘ ,, I; l have bought a stock of Lounshury, Mathewson & Co.'s l’inc Ladies" Shoes and ,
S we" 3 Oxfords, and for (30 days will sell them for
4 » 3 ~ 3.
m . t
. 0......3 ,- - ALF PRICEll - -
s .2... P ‘1
P 1| _ . y
“‘Xf,l“;::0‘:,,',,°c'§; S Ladies’ $4.00 Shoes, $23.00 Men’s $5.00 I'iusset, $3503:
25» ‘ , o u 3.00.“ « 2300 “ 4.00 “ 3.00»; »
3 Stationary, g a 2.00 a 1.50 it 3.00 it 2.00 f, 2
9' Blank 3 v 1.50 “ :1 .00 u 2.50 “ 1.50
Books. a 3.00 Kid ()xtords,l.50 “ 2.25 “ 1.25
30-» u 2.00 “ “ 1.50 e ' 2.00 “ 1.00, f
Try a burnt Ilnrlbntt'slnvcr- II 1.50 “ “ 1.00 ‘
til I r, l.‘ or o , ,
"c’ss,{,,,f,fh ““222? ‘: 23.83 R‘l‘ls’t Ort‘hdsf'gg ]00 pair Iloys’ Shoes, 600 ‘
‘ 3' , 1 .. ' .. . ../
c P r Ion. ' ' - ‘ - . ‘
n a a n 1.50 u .3 a 1.00 100 “ Chlhllen’s ltusset,800
---°-- “ .2 5 u n 7 5c 100 “ “ “ 600
R H PLAISTED '
' The above are all the Latest: Styles and Up-to-llate, and it' hard I
;:,!',',f"'"“°" work and clos 2 attention will do it, it will be the Biggest Sale ever ;
somewuu. held in Norwalk.
HEO.H. OLSEN,
at Washington Street” South Namath,
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Norwalk Chronicler