nan Inna an m: it IIIE
mum's saunas.
one II name's they too and that
In Nowell, South Mali and Vlclsliy
During M Diana! 10W
_ A skill belonging to Henry Cornell
was stolen from its mooring in the bar-
bor at Norwall: this morning, . '
Colonel Russell Frost and family are
boat-ding temporarily with Miss Mary
Chichester, of West avenue. "»
. The twentyoninth annual reunion of
the Connecticut Cavalifisassociation will
be held Wednesday, August 19, in Wa-
tertown.
It will be only a short time, apparent-
ly, before a person can indulge in a
continuous trolley ride from Stamford
to N orwalk or Roton Point.
——Pcaches, 759 a basket, at Ghiotto’s.
I H. A. Saunders is riding on eighteen.-
pouud racing bicycle, with track tires.
He is using it for road work exclusively,
having given up track racing.
C. N. Ballard is doiagreportorial work
for the Hour today in the absence of B.
C. Feency, who, with his family. is on
the Knights of Columbus excursion.
'A curryall will leave the corner of
Main and Wall streets, next Tuesday
evening, at 7:15, for the lawn party at
the Methodist Protestant church,
Silvermine.
g
Democratic primaries will be held in
the several districts of the town, Friday
night. to elect delegates to a town con
vention to nominate delegates to the
v 1rious conventions.
Street Commissioner Kellogg COlll-
moaned this morning with a force of
men to tear up the sidewalks on the
northerly side of Mill Hill, preparatory
to cutting down the hill.
0. E. Wilson, of Norwalk, attended
the Bryan notification 111eeting in New
York, last night. He came home suiti-
cicntly stifled with the intense heat, but
mighty proud of the silver orator.
Saturday is a holy day of obligation
in the Roman Catholic churches, and is
designated as the day of the feast of the
Virgin Mary. Friday being the vigil ot‘
the feast, is a fasting (lay of obligation.
4, 9 .5 , U 73-5.:7—v‘ " ' ‘
f11“111'aki11g the Mill IHill improve-
1neut1~.Street Commissioner Kellog ' will
not interfere with the Tramway trutlic
any more than is 11hsulutely necessary.
the city and the Tramway having reach-
ed an understanding in the matter.
Even the wheeluu'u feel the wvatlu r
»~ Burke attended them.
The Wm; McNeil” is at Roy,-
mend Brotherq’ wharf with a cargo of
coal.
Rev. D. M. Seward, D. D“,
the prayer meeting in the South N0!-
walk Congregational church, tonight.
'1'. B; Glover will take the members of
the Old Well band out for a‘ sail next
Monday night, in the steam launch
Pearl!r ' m
The Stationary Engineers' associatiofl
will have an outing 011 Sunday to one of
the islands, where dinner will ,be
served. L
Mrs. R. A. Baldwin, of Washington
street, tendered her boarders a clam-
balre. yesterday afternoon, at Rotoa
Point. .__ , ___
Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hiber-
nians, of South; Nerwalk, will meet
tonight to arrange for a clambake to be
held Sunday.
D. Hurndorf, of New York, was over-
come by the heat on a train, Monday,
and stopped at the Mahackomo Hotel
until yesterday.
Ferris S. Morehcuse and John W.
Smith, of South Norwalk, attended the
notification meeting in Madison Square
g.trden,'last night.
Roy Jones, of Raymond Brothers'
o'lice, was driving in Wéstport, Tues-
day, when his horse fell down and brole
both shafts of the wagon.
The racing committee of the Twin
City thelmen will hold a meeting
tomorrow night, at the club headquar-
tors in Washington street.
Several members of the Merry I“ we as-
siciation, which picnicked at Gregory’ 8
Point, yesterday, were overcome by the
heat during the afternoon. Dr. W. C.
The children of Prof. and Mrs. C. A.
Harstrom. attired in pretty bathing
suits, attracted considerable attention
at Gregory’ 1-1 Point, yesterday. They
had great fun in the water.
The sectionhands on thelinc of the
)omolidatcd railroad have received
notice t) work only eight hours during
tie warm weather. They counne11eo
work at -lo'clock a. 111., and quit at l‘.’
0 't'lock.
The funeral of Louise Trculvvnll who
was killed Monday evening at Lyon
Plains by being thrown from her carri-
age, was held in the Episcopal church
there this afternoon. The burial was
in the church yard.
Howard C. Keeler. of The Seutincl
jlh printing repartment, who has bet 11
indiswsed at his home in West Main
street, is convalescent. Tomorrow he
will start {or liliddlo'town. N. Y.. on :1
will lead ‘
w .4
Norwalk side of the Terra Court, this
morning. fordynnkenness. He paid.
m... Elizabeth M. Lockwood 7 Mott
avenue. entertained a party of friends,
last night, in honor at Miss Wiegaud,
of New Haven.
J. Donovan, John Rodemeyer and T.
B. Grillin were among the Nerwalkern
represented at the Bryan notification
meeting in New York, last night:
George Lauder went to New Haven,
this afternoon. to play an exhibition
game with the team in that city, against
the Winsteds. The club will have a
trolley ridge previous to the game.
James Manning, driver for the Old
Well Hand laundry, was driving in
Woodward avenue, this morning, when
the horse got a nail in one of his boots,
but was not seriously ininred.
—L1Iap Year Trolley Party
The girls of Norwalk and South Nor-
walk gave aleap year trolley ride, last
evening, in honor of Miss Grace God-
frey: who is about to leave for a visit in
Niantic. Among these present were
Misses Grace Snyder, Jennie Smith,
Maud and Robina ('lldfield, Blanche
Cuvanagh, Lottie Lassen. Maggie Foe.
ter, Lena and Jennie Howard, Bella
and Emma Hansen, Lizzie McNorton,
Minnie Laurarri, Edith Pearson, Minnie
Summers, Mr. and Mrs. William Com-
stock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chittam,
Miss Emma Licbtbleau, Frank Phelps,
E. Laidlaw, J. Yost, E. Wilson, Dr.
Warnes, E. Howard. F. Laurarri. G.
Oldfield. F. Ryan, R. Knapp, W.
(lavauagh, W. Slitt, F. Godfrey, W.
Comstock, J Davis, J. Foster,JI. (IuyI-L
.A New Tramway Signal.
The Norwallt Tramway company has
arranged a new signal by which eon~
ductors of incoming curs
when there is a car at Roton Point. A
red lantern is located on the second polo
north of the bridge. and if the track is
clear when a car goes down tht light is
on the west side of’the pole. When the
car passes the light it is changed to the
east side, which notifies the motonnen
of other cars that then" is :1 our already
at the Point. When a car going out
passes the light, and there is no OII‘ll'l’
car at the Point. the light. is changed to
the west side of the pole. This chunto
does away with a signal 1111111 at the-
Rewaytou and Durinn junction.
Says His Home is in This City.
Samuel Nelson, colored. twolre years;
old. who says his home is at South Nor. '
walk, was picked up by the pnlim- last
night. and will either he sent in the lu~
dustrml school or will bo- sent to his
ho no if he has one. The boy has IN'I'H
in the city two Wi‘I'h’H, and has slept on
. . l
tl1-'.~'t1‘1'1~t until a Il‘\\' days ago. when lu- I
Howard Howell VII load ‘2 in the
may know ‘
TAIIBLEI'OOT,
EXOELSIOR,
EDWARD
of
' thing down.
cost.
EDWARD
5 sum: BUILDING.
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r. names a. contestants Main Street
STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
Dry Goods!
Previous to Inventory we have been through they entire stock, aml 111arltod every
Many goods are marked down to less than one half the
It is an opportunity you should not miss. They
must be sold as we do not wish to Inventory
them. Remember eve
isrepreseuted mt
sale.
1Idepart-
STREET! _
NORWALK. OOIIII.
THIS MAN
ls ma queer tangle, but there are others
just as bad off who still stick to the old
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 because
you stick to the high price butcher.
When 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 spring lamb for 1:." ._.cI but us? Who
sells veal chops for 12-..c but us, and
the best corned beef that you ever saw
for to a lb? Try it.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
_l———————-—__
JACKSON’ 5 P "‘ °
Are unsumassed for beauty
of style and finish.
53 WALL STREET.
R. H.
1 n» a.
' Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
NORWALK. CONN
WANT ANYTHING ?
No mod to. Advqrtist-
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
OUR SPECIAL
\ I.
For this week is the entire line of
Fancy ” I _ -‘
Wash ,
‘Vests, ~ A ~
750‘
EEC
It's
Overstocked and we don’t want
/
When you see them you will wonder how we do it.
the same old story.
to winter thcm,although they
don‘t eat their heads off. 0111' stores close
at (3 o'clock, excepting Mondays and
. Saturdays. . .
Deon-II no...
omstock Brothers
'1
OUTFITTERS. J
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ~ ~
South Norwalk, - - - connectlcut, ‘E
‘ MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
IG SALE
, two weels‘ vacation. was allowed to sleep at Iluyiuoull'». We hart: all the popular . II 1'
more ”m“ “Wt le‘ore. “ml for Si‘vvm‘ ”“ """"' stable lie tells I'nullu‘tiu" slurll'.“ :1: di '3”
““55 WW1 there has been anotiei'ablv de- Freeman 1\' Son. the enterprising elec- l. - . ' ~ . , _ - . _ h. .. . ~ _ 3 1 " at
- It Is believed that ll( 1: .1 runau .1}. 'I ha ';
crease in the lllllllllt'l' "f riders “'h“ tro-plutcrs, ”I ‘2” WM" street, h‘oulh boy is suspected of stealing“ :li. from a! P E R F U M E 5! Of M6I’1’ 5 la
. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ “ 'V V v. v 0 o . u ' - I ' u i I l I I i V . i I ‘ ’ - '9':
habitually illhl.‘ ll splll “mm". the day- humbtlh, Adult!” "1 :mf‘nur (Ulllll I) Willll'lll who ll\'t‘:-' 1111 I'ummlt strvrt.----? l‘ll'I SCI! lill'lll Ell New York Ladle“ I
“"10- It ‘3 110‘" deferred “"01 CWUIHR- for good canvassem. 'lhIs Is :1 gool busi- Bridgeport l'uion. I . ri “cs and
' "r . nose to engage in, as some ol the agents 5 g 1’ k ' '
-l’caches, 7;)»- 11 basket, at Ghiotto‘s. ”ml“, from N3 to $3“ a week. M B d’ F ChiId ran 3
_ ' ‘ ' ’ I55 3" S .
A meeting ”I the selcl'tmr'n. "“" 111nm- The Woman's Christian 'l't'tnlwrnnt'e . . Tlic hot we 1IlII-r
beroftlio loardnl’ Assessors and Board l'nionwillhold its \u-rkIy Invetiulz in InStltUto' -'- ’ 'II ll 'llvill .1
oillvlivl'. and Tax Collector St. John the Mission room in “va“. ”M.“ 1.1“ NORWALK, comm n1 "" I” I' "'
will he IlI'III in the M'lectmen's oIIlce at day at filo'clm'k. All members an» re- . uupprcsmw II you I I - . -
Norwalk, .I\ugust 2:1, toIat-t upon alum“ «posted to be prewat. as arrangenu'nts 25th Year. C ”5‘: , 0
meals on I '0 “’w“ tax M' are to he made for holding the annual 15th Your in Nnrazd'k.‘ “ '
' ‘ 2 as e 5" At THEO. OLSEN’ oe tore.
’ " " ' 'rvi to a t t! e: h shouse. ' r;
Auctioneer James Mitchell was taken m" t ‘ I 'In_ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL fl 0 1‘
sudden! Ill, 'i'sterda .n111l:1pl1_\'.~1ici1111 . . . . _ ' .. . ' 2
.. J' JI .y' I . . '1 (ur.1cc.tho httb daughter of Jhomas ,.l.i”W.‘I ,,.,,.,.,m.,“Im.I u..,,1,.,,,l, “ml .4 1| 0|d 3 , a
“as sunnnonul. He to seriously salt 5. ”show. of Norwnlk, "I a graceful bun «gt-"null .11 1.1+ .1. NM 1.1' ”MHHHWH H . ., . , .. . , . I ,
today. The heat at said to be the batlwr Although not vet four WM II..I.I..1 1.». Il.11|l1111.1}.I11 i1“ ImIImI ml WI! 3 H ’ I Ilili'i.‘ bought, :1 stuck ()I Lotmslint‘y, h‘liltllCWSOll N L”. 5 J‘HIL‘ Lillllt‘fi DIN)“: Enid !
- . , h 1 » I I n - 1 - ’ . ’ . " i I Inullllut ~ (m It l 111 I- II I "4 I 1 ' . ~ ‘ . . . ,2
”mm” "“1" "‘ ““- M‘M“;"” ”m5“ of age. she mum.- no fear \\'IIIII‘ snort- ..‘..1........ H “W" """"‘ ' "W "W" c we" 3 leords and lot‘ (I0 davs w1ll sell them lor 5
He had '1 physician twice this morning . . nul 1~11I~ludvm “1111mm! " 'n'l ("1 "1' - l ~ "'.
' ‘ ' ' inginlhcwater. she was In bathing .uIIIu III'IIIIII'I; .11>1I11I-..m--IIIII-IuIIo-III 111'! 4 , y!
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'l‘ln‘ [lulu-rs in the llwvo-r and “1111- M “M0” mm her father, yesterday, nl.:vl:n11l‘i‘IJIIII‘lllf'I dork W-v'lt IIIllll--.““ p. m. cologne! w " i
Iii't'ker's UIIIN'alK from the Mill "I“Intnlatlraeled umsnltIrIubh ‘m‘mum' H m m g - . - - .fii
mvanlsluwv not yet been served. The! '1‘! rg Ii 'tiiw f-Wn “I x'i'Il -lnb 0 0 > I 3
judges of the higher court are away on! 11' " I1 ' M ‘ " ” f‘II " H. ' . ‘1 I . 0 , '5
a vacation. and the attorneys in the :hltJ‘Ihinithiiii' ';f 1:“: 11:33:12; 2:353; MR' KING 5 > D 1 ' k
1. 141's hav~hc an unabl' to at the m 1m “ ' ‘ " "' “L ‘ ‘ ' ' , ‘ g' — . n *1 I,“ "u 2
‘iI'nwl ‘ t ' m I Pi was tohavo- taken place 'l‘uemlay tuglit. SCHOOL FOR BOYS [In "W: h "C “ com < LIIIIII'S, (“l-LIN) bhOI'S $2.III) MCI], S :5 2..) 00 [1.11830 I, 5,153.50
K" ' , ' »w.1s INNID‘IIII‘II bee-111w of the warm ol'lClC “it"mlmc'” H “ 3 (t I
M ”l" "'l'l'WW’!‘ ”Will!“ i" ll“? NW .» weather until Friday. August 13!. at thc out “ 3 I)” ‘C 2 ()0 I‘ 4.0() 6.00 I; '~.
“3'!!!”I"!ll-€""I-'3lll""“l‘ihill’l‘lvml’i““"lh‘K-lhoun' of Bliss Jennie Rood. Fairlh'l'l ”Em. ”R” HFREI‘ZT n St t. g . i . .
”I" Hill‘JN'l W!“ II“ "The “W and “WW avenue. Stamford - - - - ('oilumrtic'utl 2 a 'onary’ Z “ 2 ()0 (I 1 50 “ 3.00 CI 2.00
armament-11m.“ The meeting will be H ll . l ‘ I k l l . II ‘ l Blank 4 ' ‘- .
conductml by the hunter, and the con- ' "‘ ”I "“ “I H" ‘ “I “ “n “‘ I I0 0 (I "‘ ‘ ll ‘ “ (I 5 l" (C a;
versatiun will be owned by (' Iiarlns “‘1‘ ““1"“ ""II'W'I' P-lmli- “III" I" “l“ WILL REOPEH ! ' . J .00 I .00 ZJJI) 1.5 O i
'n . 1 . - r'. i , . .
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A horwlwlonging to’llr Van KPIII‘I‘IIH"It‘IIINIlw‘nrhqulinp and m genial in: m.,.r,m..hump-ml},.\,.I},,w..,.m,.n.,1 ml ' ' 4 I ‘
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”I llhl‘ “IAIN“?! Strum [MINI II”. ”WP r'mnlwnt. l'rw-t'utnr John H. Light. of: 1,.” from (my whllfl. Etc“ (I 2.00 I‘ 1 .50 “ 2.00 1 .00
W" ”W H “If. (- 1y. FW‘ “1"“3’. ”W South Norwulk, will sunt‘m'ly be a Ilctui Aug Hm .
alum} byIthn ht-aIt. II .\I\Iotl1nII'IIIIIIIIIIII:IIIlI.I rmiognixvhisold quarters win-n tin-court I Try a Imxol ”mum,” “we“ “ I .50 I‘ 1.00 _
it lll‘ lift ll "HP (1 Il‘ Wig" II fl'illllllllfl Ill audition. . . J
~ , :1 wt Linen .Ir » ' '3 ..
bzmll' llotthng “70ko “It" ‘ll'tl’lWl' IWHEELSI now P -l I'l‘ ‘ I ‘ It ”.0” lillii’t UNI (“5,2100 . - . g I o J
IIF‘INI In the harem while on the street John I. Manny. mu' Hf Ill“ "libel. “"W“ ”""' .. 100 pill' IlUl'I‘i bIll.ll._‘B 000 t
In Stamford. .rosidnnts of Fairyuld county. dim] «111‘ Ill ml 25 P0 ' (I ZJJI) (I Ii 1.D() . l 7 0
‘ , 'I'nmlay. in Ill-Mgmmrt. In hisllillt'tf- ‘ "“ 0 ' “*1 I .. ’ “ ‘il ‘ I . , l I 'It (5
"14;; strum: :22:ng leIiIn'lzIIlIuglirght ”Mm”. mm “Mm“ hm," born 0" MM} adornment: .( l . “(I ti II 1 .00 100 (J III II II“ B {I IBBL ,9 I
“l ""7 ‘ ” ’ ' ' " 1'. WI“. H '.II It l l ads with the Math ' . ,5
””6"" y"“‘"”" relented from pr'quls do L'ifiivi‘lio l:vhvn thrilattvrrn- WW II 1‘) a Q) (I “ 75C 1()0 “ (C K (’00 l
"W“ ”mil ”‘9 night and m“ "I 9h” . visited this country in I525. lie hall I c A S H B U V E R S l ' ii
""”"“"’“' ”0"“ this morning I“ Mk" u'" mood at every presidential "Imam slave R H PLA'STED (K
Knights of Columbus ext-unionists to IWI nlwa f . ‘ .. . . . . ,
. . ya or ill: lltpubluaniumli Forum wrok n.1IIr i I
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"my"! ""1" Th“ wk “N" "“I mm».mum'-rnmmmm u: mm mung I‘he ahme are all the Latest Styles and U|1~to-ll.1te, and 1! hard
rmwt m wit I marry lm-nn' nrs. . I ‘3 “ashlflflifll I
n. I- In} I . : .;.,,....,...... 1'. .1..\1..m.. a 91.. m; 5““an “"09 00"! WWI work and close out ution all! do it, it will In the lllggc sl Sale even
t'rvisapngu'w "“7” "m” ‘" walk ’I‘ramwnv mm mm- tmk n davl .
Norwnlk this snnmwr. and housewives oil" ml," for the “"1 “3;... In WW”) I i "T“ 50. no“"'-“- III‘III III \ ”I “I It'lk
barn Irviugtimr-s lumping edible» safe mtuths: aul went on the "version In '
from their attacks. A strange fact is 1‘3“.“pr [mewnm I...,.,.",,.,m,,”,,.,f' FOX CYCLE C0,,
IIIaI one sidool overlain street is inII-al- nv-ursionists from Norwnlh h“ ”wt I
ml with red ants and the other side with “i, c .d train “huh M, hm, :11. i MI: ' 3 Ellmlr‘lh Ht" N. I
blank nuts. The nm of oil of winter.“ I ‘Hiarlm E Jennings. M. m" “Inn“ at Sour" Nonwun. l‘osvrrrtrt'rlShort’ Shflmfifld, ".ttflfl I I ,
green i“ '1" «mutin- mrtlunl "I ”mm :rlmt'n carrier pigeons \Iliith will be t I ' ' ’ " «mull-11:1,?wI'l" ’3 ”"WWWI‘
"‘1'” tbs pest- lila'rzilcilat Nearest and timed on the “WI“ "‘""-‘"""' ""5“"J“‘”*' ilfifii'WIZH Ssldflfluge“lrl.1': '13:!“ 8| WGShIngtfln SII’OOI SOUII’I "OIWIIII.
-—Dvlaware mantles, Isrlmllet. Gillette. trip back i mien I- Hate. Commie. . an ,
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