' Silk; Silllliii"
MM ISIAH III
ilTIEI MINI! IIIVEII.
manna-11mm—
Herwatbllmsallsisl— our
aadEsdssilews. '
_ Rooney. ed theilrm of Hoyt as
j. nurses-yawn in Fitch street.
',MManud‘mm yester-
, Whiting out Easter lilies,
) came across a coppcreent in
.whlch camelrom the high-
tho’ Ludlow monument. On
”Glide is the word "Biborna" and the
data 7m. and on the opposite side
Del. Gratin Rea. "
' ywas another great day for
at Gregory's Point. Every
v-ut wasoccupied, many of them
: twoto five persons.' 1.111111.
- has come to the conclu-
‘it willvbc necessary for'him to
.7. “ " ‘Ilft'y' morebath honsesbe-
1 Ride? and Smith L'Bomme-
sojourning at Swotaclo Lake in
t.where they are enjoying the
. They report a 'catch 'Of
or the first two days, which is
’1 by a sworn statement be-
.1.1 1 I ”we,
' Bounott A. Jackson, of Seaside place,
assembly» suit for the recovery of sec
M. Redel. of Fairfield. The
one returnable before Justice Kooler
tcda'yjir. Rodel' a property was attached
for“ by Deputy Sheritf Kemper, of
West
The wkins family will have a re-
yat the home ofJ. 0. Raw-
' place. A large number of
Cherie: Theall 11111111111 plenty of
t to Best Norwalkers daily 1n
the o vors of himselt and several
“pianists break the Montana horse
Tuesday. The horse learns
m. , inn Quirk is arranging to move
business to the small build-
1’ ingon ‘erproperty. having leased the
. she at present occupies to
Hurt! ' parties, who will startahotel
there.
The pworth league of the East Ave-
nneMe 'st Episcopal church voted
lastn t tohave atrolley ride next
Friday night. Refreshments will be
, i ' arsed tthe church after the ride.
Edit: (1 B. Lee. 0! East avenue, went
to ng today to attend the funeral
of his brother, Aaron Lee. who died
there edueulay. 880d sixty-seven
‘ ‘ fl Coles‘ house in Second ave-
nneii inns its smoke-stack. It fell to
the with a great crash during a
“ cyclone one day last week. and was de-
molis
Three hundred members of the origi-
nal, r club. of New York. will
come Gregory's Poini. Thursday.
August 7. for a Rhode Island clamhaks.
Ada‘ hter was bornlast night toMr.
and . Alvah longstreet. of Henry
street. Mrs. lougstreet's mother. from
Manolo Pa.. is visiting here
. Mi. 0 Fancher. of Brooklyn. is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theor
den P her. of “Broooklyu.
Mrs. ‘Imll Segordabl of VanZaudt
avenue.bss as her guest Mrs. [miss
Suhw .of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Gorhaln and son
hallowent toKatouah today tosponds
fewday. - ... ‘
W. l! Stafford. of Strawberry Hill.
has :11 Bristol to remain until
Budd! u 7 ,
Mrs. offett. of First avenue. is keep
ing for William B. Bloom and
‘1 fadly W 4 __ __
' Inn. .11. Byrhcoisvlsiting 1111.111111
Mrs. C. ..Bale in Mormon.
M . Bpstein‘s horse hasreccverod
from cells
EN AND NOROTON.
' The blicaue have commenced to
lab for the Fall catn-
paiga. Chairman John Sellsck will
lasers for a caucus next Thursday
night the Town Hall. to nominate
to the Beats. Ucugresioual.
andl’robsteccnvcutions. A
nswbsnuor for McKinley a
belangtothebteess alatut
Outfitter m. with appropriate cere-
sssddress by a prominent
Ices .
ISO. John. the florid. Is a
waste W. P.Bt.Jobn.ofHew York.
the friend of Willima Jennings
m the Win mines for
. and at when mm Mr.
m because-t.
in town have felt the severe
W1.
ort”ws7tetbcscct William Fairbanks. »
Mas hellish Coal ccmpauy.sud
Selectman Kliuofelter. 1
Owing to the hard times. the section
gang in charge of George E. Everett has
been reduced from nine to six men, the
three laid of being James Malone. John
Horn and Joseph Shook.
Among the Darien people on the New-
port excursion. yesterday. were Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Bibbins and Mrs. H. J. Doughty.
The Eagle Hose company will give a
dance in the Town Hall, Wednesday
night. St. George's orchestra will fur-
nish music.
The friends of Freddie Smith, son of
Mrs. Hanford Smith. will “ regret to
learn that he is seriously ill of remittent
fever.
Mr: and Mrs. Emory ll. Barton. of
Cincinnati. are visiting 'Mrs. Barton’s
father. Charles F. Benedict.
” stuns.
Miss Minerva McMahon entertained
Miss Carrie and Miss Chambers, of
Danbury, and Miss Wardwell, of Silver-
mine, on Thursday.
Misses Abigal Bundle and " Sally
Middlcbrook. and Arthur Nesbit. Har-
old and Norman Betta have returned
from Bell Island.
Mia Mabel Banning is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. M. Betta. 1
WINNIPAIIII. '
. Miss Grace Weist will speak at the
Christian Endeavor meeting in Temper-
ance Hall. tonight. The Bell Island
society.of which Miss Weist is presi-
dent. new numbers over fifty members.
Sheis an interesting speaker and de-
lighted her audiences at the recent con-
vention on the islaild. The meeting
opens at 8 o‘clock. All are invited.
Clifford Whitlock. one of the Senti-
nel's army of nowsboys, is sick, and
Irene Muslein is taking his route fora
few days."
Mrs. Kamer. of Pittsburg. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Denny.
J. C. Randle's horse is dead from the
effects of the heat.
GEORGETOWN. ’
James Beers and Mrs. Medlicott. next
door neighbors who have not been on
speaking terms of late._met in a dispute
over the ownership of several yard fowl
and rolling up their sleeves went at each
other, scratching and pulling hair. After
several minutes of hard lighting. Mrs
Modiicott, realizing that she was getting
the worst of the encounter. got a sickle
from the woodshed and inflicted several
severe cuts on the atom, neck and legs
of her adversary. Beers fell to the
ground gasping. and the woman fled.
Friends carried him home and physi-
cians sewed up the cuts. He is Contin-
ed to the house
BRANCHVILLE.
(.Iarelue Mead. of Danbury. started
on his wheel frotn his home to Roton.
on Sunday. and met with an accident at
South Wilton. He boarded the train at
South Wilton and came to Branchvillo,
where he spent the day with relatives.
returning to Dnnbury on the evening
train.
Mrs. G. N. Webb and Mrs. Bradley
Sanford were the guests of Mrs. J. B.
Williams on Friday last. Other gut-«ts
visiting at this house areMissMamie bow-
is. of Brooklyn. and Miss May Emmons.
of New York.
Mrs. J. E. Williams and daughter
Kathleen. also Miss May Emlnons, of
New York city. were the guests of Mill.
N. Webb. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs (J. M. Godfrey, of Stant-
ford. spent Sunday with both of their
parents; also her grandmother. Mrs. G.
N. Webb.
Fe rris Morehousc and Will Gilbert
recently enjoyed a tandem ride to Iloton.
A party from liraucbvllls enjoyed a
trip to Itotou Point. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean are housekeeping
on I’eacoabie street.
Miss Alice Beers is visttiug friends in
Bridgeport.
ALL AROUNO THE STATE.
Alfred Gay. a brskcman employed by
tit Conntlidatcd road. has sloped with
Miss ()deaho Montagnou.of New listen.
eighteen years of ago. Gay was a board
or in the Moutagnou familyandon Tom
day he and Miss Montagnon took strain
tol’ort Chester. N. I12. where they were
married.
David llcaly. a well-known dmggist
of Derby. was taken with mnvulslims
about 1’1 o'clmk Thursday night. and 1111- ‘
plied at a quarter past sight. It is he-
llered that heart disease was the cause
of his death. He was about twenty.
eight years old.
Teacher—And want is meant by keep-
ing the sums holy :1
Ethel-it means—it means to think of
morning you would like to tin—.1111.
over so much-sod then not doing it
'causs it's Sunday.
"But what makes you think that
Dawbor would claim- 11 success so a sign
punter?“
"its hasn't the least idea of mustn-
slicn.aadifheeverspslledswmdrlght
it is only by metrical."
scooters-.11 one: .
AROUND IIIIWAYTIIN
ONLY RIIllIIlI Ill’ 0F ITEIIS IRON
IIIIR TIIRIFTY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
Sluts Items at Interest Which The Sentinels
.11deer Findic Writs About-Tits Being
and Costing at Our 1111111“. People.
Charles Youngs received notice from
the League of American Wheelmon.
yesterday, that he had been suspended
for thirty days, pending an investiga-
tion of a charge that he had been taking " ‘ '
money for pace making. Many friends
here think Mr. Youngs suspension is an
outrage ond'a piwe of spite work to di-
bar him from entering. the Twin City
Wheelmen's road race. September 15th.
Miss Lina Stevens. accompanied by
her guests. Miss Bessie Armington. of
Providence, R. 1., Miss Florence Stim~
son. of Pittsford. Vt.. and Miss Harriet
McLoughlin. of Meadyille. Pa., went to
Danbury today to visit Misses Sadie
Sherman and Anna Bates. The young
ladies wereclassmates at Temple Grove
seminary, Saratoga Springs.
At a special meeting of the society of
the Rowayton Baptist church, last night,
it was voted to extend a call to the Rev.
Mr. Hands, of Ansonia, to fill the pulpit.
At the same meeting 11 license to preach
was granted by the church to S. D.
Wood.
A meeting of the old Harrison and Reed
club. is called for tonight. ovor Thomes'
store. to organize a McKinley and Ho-
bart club. All are cordially invited to
be present.
Howard Daley. clerk at M. L. Carter
& Co's store. and Harry Hung, clerk In
Northrop’s pharmacy, are spending the
week at Rowuyton.-—Daubllry News.
Mrs. Lina Rackett is at the New York
Eye Infirmary, undergoing what is
hoped will be :1 line] operation for cats-
rncts on her eyes.
Mrs. Samuel White. Mrs. George
Williamson and Mrs. W. Clark have
gone to attend the funeral of their sister
in New York.
Mrs. John Conroy. of South Norwalk.
was the guest. yesterday. of Mrs.1'l‘heo-
done Neuendort. of Leno: Hill.
Misses Belle and .\Ibert11 Tuthill
have returned from their trip to New
port and New 11011111111.
Miss Pearl Stevens is entertaining
Miss I atl1eri111-l)el1ooux.of Bmoklytl.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this damsel
lay so (Itialned by Using the Course.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Baaar
Glovc~Fittiug Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. #1111 and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no-
company cach pattern
secs-mum OATHLIEO SKIRT. _
l-‘uttcy striped linen lawn made this
simple skirt. that is preferred to the
gored styles for transparent fabrics and
wash goals. The lower edge is straight
and deeply bummed. being adopted to
tucking or hornsiitching mcr the hem.
and the top is gathered and sewed to 11
round bolt. (Irgamliu, 1111i. lam. chiffon
and thin silks are attractively developed
by the mode. which Is becoming to
youthful wearers.
The quantity of mstvrinl Jill inches
wide required tomato this shirt- for a
miss fourteen years of ago Is 2', yards.
The pattern. which Is No. 11910:! and re-
tails for thirty cents. is out in sires for
misses of ten. twelve. fourteen and six-
teen years of age.
EVENING SENTIIEL
COUPON.
haulaswcaeMsmsav sine. oi Ito.
Iii
Outthisout. ma‘il’nutali‘e ‘sgdaddreae
ttsrtsssst’s Istgsls Hesse
am
norm Io. um slab—«~11!
MAMWMA...
CRANBIIRY
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs:
Washington flawahurst. yesterday.
Lewis Shipnlati was overcome by the
heat while buying, Tuesday lust.
B. J. Buckley. of Sonthport, is a guest
at Finch Brothers' farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturges have a son.
Laura—411111 surprised to hear you
are not going down to the seashom this
summer. How‘s that?’
Lulu—0h, I don't have to go this
summer. I’m already engaged to be
married.
Do You
Want
Work?
1'. good camassors wanted imme
1IIaier. either Indies or gentlemen.
FREEMAN 81 SON,
ELECTRO-PLATERS.
131 Water St. So. Norwalk.
Wheeler's Foundry.
TAYLOR, 81 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON ITIIE‘I‘.
Io. Morel-Its.
Persons looking for a lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing. arelnvil—
ed to call and examine our list. \\ e have
them for sale in every part. of the city at
reasomt'rgblo prices and on easy terms.
an
HOVT’S TH EATRE
Thursday, Aug. 20. 1 .1
The world fouled
Brothers Bryne I
In "Mr ominoethly ~111-1es-afu! Hpl.'1f111ulnr
no 111111 lion.
THE NEW EIGHT
BELLS.
'I'lto W1 1.77.3111.” lion-hing Ship.
'I‘ho Amusing carriage Ride.
Tho l-‘mnou‘ Ilrrns ’l‘ruumol Acmbats.
Th1- Iloolltilul 011111111“,
The Hewillioring Trick 511111111”.
'l'llo Wonderful )lt'vluinical Ell-111.11.
A CIGANTIC PRODUCTION
I-‘ull cl Nmeltios
l’1l1' 1' ll.” 1 '1'. ‘1111. 2:111 11:1111t1- on solo 11f I‘lnislsd's
11111] I'i11111-11 .11 ~tor11.
JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
Farming I tonsils. anhtlm
Launch, Grass, Tools, ctc.
AT AI'C’I‘ION.
luilleximw for sole oli
Saturday, August I5, I896.
M: I' m. unllw 11r11111~111~ IIWIIMI lty ”I0 lllli‘
W n1 Ii. l.'lt111lt.W001l
At Middle Five lilo River
llIanon tibial.11llll11111111I1-11111i forming Imple-
1111111111 11111 1"!er lor forming norm-.1111, 1-1111-
nlnlmflnl plums borrow. groin 1- km1II1-s.|'ur‘11d
11l1-11s.hoos.11!111\1~'~.!11ri111 run-k 1IriII-1 w
11.111.111n11..-.1...u11 ktlII1-s.hor11o1urt 11: curt
woman and 11 an 111 1111111)‘ 11II|111 things. to
numerous tom1 nib 11. Will 1111!! at tho sums
111111111111! plan tin 111111111 1111 [hm 1111 111 111
~11Il1111n1l1m imon 1r 1111.111 at lloton ':oiut
11I1111II111 111111t1- man! the Ilwl Blacksmith Nhop.
Hill-islin oi 1111111 11111. vh-e 1111 mint my 1m}
ill-n 1I111."Allll‘lli L'AI NI II ”Kill! I'AN“
HI111I1.'Il1-11!uog. ntuIIngo-uinrdsr. boson"
had much one shown) host-o at her berth at
tho bomostmdm A11r11uli.owm1nl Home}!
11111.111111 was built In tho. orris lit-i1: 01011
11111! I1111Iu111l font 1011111 11I1I.cr111-1 11! Male
1-.11-1I1 Ilmitn.
at «on- 1mm 1111
It i‘! lw
1H ~11 ll 1111 Monday. August 11.
plai'u.
.I.! IIII“A\I.x1'111tcr.
THE CELEIRA'I'ED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
GOALS
FUR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Those finals are true from dirt
and also»; will be dolivcrcd by
careful drivnrs. 811ml color
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
fl‘ct. ’
We eon—~11
RAYMOND BROS.
OPENING'OF THE SEASON” ~
bulhft-in's 11nd 1I1I1i111u.r11111i m'mpcr. stuns .
111: LEADING 11111 contestant.
BEST
VALUE!
1
I
way .
The lost
Completo{
Lino oil
We have now 1n stock
PRING CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,“ ‘
.1 .i . 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Gt
1 11
1
“ ludinnGauzo Pants, to to 34
summer Underwear. “ Medium Weight Vest-and Pants.
. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, ' 5 cents all sizes,
“ RibbodedVosts. white and corn 811k Boys’ Normal Shirts and Drawers, 1111
trimm , ' 10 " sizes, 21') '
" Richelieu Ribbed Vests. l2}; “ Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. '
“ Fine Egyptian Ribbed Vests. Iii " 311317.133, " 25 "
“ Richelieu Ribbed Lace trimmed, . 25 “ Men's 0. G. French Balbriggan Shirts
“ Extra sine Vests, sizes 6 and 7 25 " and 9111111011.. 50 u
“ India Gauze Vests, long and short . . ‘ » g
813...... 1117:; 111...... .5 11 House Furmshmg Departm t.
“ i Vtswit.blak.'k d
1.111;. ’ 121 6 pm an 50 1. 4 Quart Water Pots. 18 Cents
" Fine Jersey Lisle Combination “ h 2: 2: l: 20 ::
Suits. .l ?0 1‘ H II 3‘: Al
" Knee Pants, Egy tian urn. 25 " . ‘ . . ‘ ' "
Misscs‘ Jersey Ribbed Vegts. shgrt sleeves, 10 " 17 .. D‘s“ Pan, X11 Heavy T'n' 29° each
“ Filie Jersey Ribbed Vests, sloove- Oil Stove Kettles. 1011 each
1'88. , l2 " 3- 11111-1 Tin Pails. 1 81: each
11 is u u H [ugh 1):?!)th Cuspadores . 50 each ‘
_ neck, short slcovcs. 25 " ’ ' - ‘
" Fine Jersey R1bbed Pants. 25 _ ” J" thbers. "b doz.
‘° Indla Gauze Vests. ill to 34 Tanglci'oot Fly Paper. lc sheet
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, -
Norwalk, . . . . . Connoctlcut.
LOWEST
PRICE!
1
THEY ARE ALL SMILES l
Iiccausc they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customs-15 lccl this
TR ADL with us rind you will FEEL THE S AML!
lEvor IShown
l This NI‘lityl
.0 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nov-walk.
CALF PASTURE BEACH I I
Sea Food of All Illnds.
Shore Dinnerse Specialty.
(I11 and utter J11! '
1 1111111111 with "111'
hot!" allot i 111111.
I!
till. 11 Iron cont-"your" will
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0. A. HUI-AID.
summation
De. Nervous.
in our opinion. is one which furnishes
11ml delisers on time. juicy. tondcr most
of the very best quality, that has 1111111111
twat storm 1'1mrtoons, patient 1 tliploycos
and prices that will not disagree with
1111yono'spursc. That’s our idea of 11
good meat market. and W0 r1111 ours on
that print Iplc. As an 1'aampie.woolfcr:
Irlmo rib mast ......................... 111 a It.
“not! roast booty - .. 1-11-
1 noun-I11 brmklusi Inn 1111 [or ........
Selling Grain
Is my business and I give careful. painstaking at
I give syncial attention to the qual-
11111 that they 11111111 1111911 to the 111111 of my 11111110
It is my ambition to add to the reputation I have in
.UI’PALO
GLUTEN
:5:0 Million to It.
Ohloknnl will win the confide
and Want you to loci wh
HOHOII I
III?
:33." 11 small mcusom
Hg..g. good. clean grain.
AND
carves. M A N U
awastost '
0"“)
The loading Grain Dealer.
1s lsrsbsll Street. to. lerwsik.
C. H. HARVEV’S
clrv asst-Lovestru- actucv.
Ladies and gentlemen doslrin first-rinse
help In 11ny111pn1-ity can obtain t111 sumo oi
thealmongonu- y a enthuse wishing luminous.
either male or female. 11111 11111 urn employnwnt
Wanted llnmuiinlolv A lIr-t- "loss 1-11111I1
not: 111111 gardener. (loud “11111-1. to right
111 1111-.
Wanted (Ill! H111- to tel-trod l1111s-1b1t1-uol1
I11 the kib hen.
10 North Main strait South Norwslk.
A GOOD MARKET
Host sirloin st 1 .
lest nut room sit-sit
lit-shutsbnuldor steak .. . . 1‘1- ‘
Pot mule. from .................. 1111111» '
Infillti'ulliml , .11111'
Iormusrtcr Inmi1................. . 111-"
Iitlmtunmod bot-I " . .... . ..1o11 "
”moods l" mil. pork for ............... 'l‘w
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1o [mutiilllul pIMI‘uf brisket oi lm'l Int
STA I MA R K ET.
1111 South Main streetcor. IIMIIamI.
sell; try to give such satisfaction 119
of all who deal with me. I
you leave your orders with
already established for handling
EL T.HATCH,
High
Grade
l9 lb.
Wheel
for
$50.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Norwaiit Pattern Works,
0.11. A!STHORP£,Prop.
50 Second
Hand
BICYCLES !
FOR SALE
At Your Own Price”
Prices from $5 to $50.
F. S. AIILER CYCLE CO.
to Wall street. Norwdk.
Norwalk Chronicler