next, week,
» Court' 111 South Norwalk.
SENIIIIEL’S REPlllllEIiS.
m 111 T111111... my to. in: 11.11:
in lomnlk, South Inmllr and “chilly
During their mum! lemmings.
James Mitchell, of Norwalk, who has
been seriously ill, is improving.
John Cole. the bridge tender, is get-
ting out a new pole for the bridge signal
light.
The New Canaan Grange will hold its
annual picnic at Roton l’oint, next Fri-
day. ,
\Miss Anna Hall. of Main street, Nor-
walk. who has been teaching music in
New York the past two years, has rt-
turncd home.
During the absence of Judge Frost.
Associate Judge I [ubbell
will preside at the sessions of the Town
~Leg lamb, lzld .c. N Y. M’ k’t.
Joseph and Howard L. Benton, Ar-
thur Seymour and Albert and William
Ireland started this morning for a 111' also
to Long Island in the yacht “\Iaud. ”
Mr. and Mrs. T W. Treadwell and
Miss II. Adams, of Lyon Plains, are
recovering from the injuries sustained
in the runaway accident of Monday
evening, in which Mr. Trcadwcll's
mother was killed.
W. C. Price. of Stamford, has received
from Chairman Robinson, of the 11. A.
W. Racing Board of New England. :1
letter informing him of his suspension.
pending an investigation as to his ama-
teur standing, and granting him thirty
days to answer .11 long list of questions
under oath in order to prove the same.
—Yacht caps. 1) Brien s.
' ‘lio Norwalk agents of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company will take
atrollcy ride to Stamford, this after-
noon. Thcy11'illben1ct at the termi-
nus by the Stamford agents, and will
adjourn to George Beck‘s Lakeside Inn.
wheres. social time and shore dinner
will be enjoyed.
The first warrant for the arrest of
pr11pcrty~own1~rs for failure to comply
with the Board of Health‘s order, com-
pelling sewer connections, was served
by Constable Hunt. yesterday, when hci
arrested Enos Kellogg, of Riverside
avenue. Uther warrants will be served
as so. in as they can be gotten ready.
«For the next ten days Scofield A".
Hoyt will sell new patterns of Rox-
bury ln'usscls carpet, made, laid, and
lined. 13751.1. _1'1l., both stores, for cash.
Invitations to the annual reunion of
the '1‘11'1111ty-1~ig11tl1 regiment. ('onnec-
lot trorn‘hnbmther, ew_ 111d
, 1:11:11 111111 1111111111111 1111
Bullock, dated at Florence, Italy. Mr.
and Mrs. Bullock are now‘ in the Alps.
A party of Stamford young people.
under the care of N. Hart. Sherwood,
had a trolley ride. last night. over the
line of the Norwalk Tramway company.
The postponed run of the Twin City
Wheclnien to Seaside 1’1 irk, Bridgep11',11t
will be held tomorrow afternoon. the
start being made at? o'clock from the
club headquarters in Washington street.
‘—-New fall Youinan. ()‘Brien's.
The race committee of the Twin City
Whechucn held a meeting last night
and began arranging the prizes. Another
meeting will be111'1l1lnext'l‘uesday, when
the work will be completed.
A horse owned by Francis M. Jen-
t1~1l111l‘ in Washington street, last night,
going under the bri1lg11.~ He was captur-
cd by 'Ucorgo Seymour, of Solmans’
stable. '
——l’rof. M. S. Rosen. the well-known
eculist-optician, can be consulted at his
otlice, in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from I) a. in.
to 8 p. m. Eyes exmnined free.
The Pluraix-Hope baseball 'game,
which was to have been played at Nor-
walk Park, today, has been postponed
for two weeks on account of death. The
postponement was decided upon late
last night. ‘
The annature of the new dynamo
now being set 11p in the Norwalk Tram—
way company‘s power house in Meadow
street, was placed in position yesterday,
and the work will be completed in about
11 week. The new engine is ready for
use.
——251" embroidered h'd’k‘f‘s. for 12'3".
during sale which ends tonight, at M.
S. Smith 1% (‘11. 's.
The women 11.11 0 been verv busy dur-
ing the 111 out warm spell. The use of
iced drinks has greatly her-111.9111], and
the dispensers of these I11111~r11ges have
doubled their ice or1l1»rs. House-lmlders
have 111511 used an unusually large quan-
tity of ice;
Andrew Burke, suppcscd to be of
'.l‘hirty-eighth strcct. New York, was
struck by the west-bound -I o‘clock
express at the Kossuth street crossing,
in Bridgeport, yesterday afternoan, and
was so badlyinjured that he died shortly
afterwards.
Isaucll. Hamilton's white bud ten
rier hung hi111sclf in the barn, last.
Thursday afternoon. The dog “-11.111011
to a ladder and in some manner got the.
choked to death.
covered the dead 1111;.
N. Y. .Il‘k't.
—I..-g mutton 1111'.
'I' he spec i. 1'. 1\1 ursiou Ir: tin 114111111111:
lrom Niagara Falls. limb-1 th1 au~pic1 s
of the {1'1'1'1'nti1111'I'ourist11'11111111111' 111'11'
ticut Volunteers, Friday, August
'.ls’th. at (,irogory's l'oint. have
been sent out by George II. Ray-
mond.ot' Norwalk, president of the as i
swintion. The. business meeting will'.
lwhnld at. 11:11 in the morning, and
will I111 followed by a clambake.
’I'oznorrow, at Roton l’oint,
orchestra will give a concert.
Zabriskiollost,11f Brooklyn. will have
an excursion there; Tuesday the
.I1-ll'o1's11n club, of New York. will be at
H111 I'- dot. and Wednesday. tl11-l-Il1-1'1-11tl1
Ward Ih'nlocratic club. of New Yr'i'k.‘
'I'hursday the famous Schnorers will I111
Ito-111.
tiniylho’s
Monday.
~~l"1:\vl. |‘.."._.1'. N. Y. M'k't.
William II. Benjamin, of Wilton.'
met with quite a serious. and 11'1l111
might have been :1 fit 1i accidentl
While 111111.111" apph-s the limb of [In
tree upon whiolrhc 11.111 standing ga1c '
way. and he was thrown to the ground.
adistanw-of1-ighteen feet. striking on
'his hip.
snitaiuml
spine,
house for several weeks.
ll. NI'YC‘I‘I‘.
wluidies' bicycle hat. 1151' and H.111.
(I‘llricn'fl.
A party of titty uumumr sojonrncru
111 Hickory lllnll'. with a few South Nor-
w.1lh11rs.~1~11l1131-1‘l n lrollev ridc last
night over the cutimline oftlu- ‘N’ot-
walk 'I'r 111111'111' company The ride 1111.11
arranged by Mr. and Mr‘ (1,11‘. Waters.
Mr. and Mrs Wdliom Hoo1ll'1llo11'und
Mia's-11 ’l‘ut.hill Conductor (‘lnrk n11l
c.1r.11.111l lhrounh their 1' irefulnew the
trip was made 11' ithont 1111111111111.
~V1'al chop, l.‘ ,c. N. Y. M k‘t.
'l‘ln1 funeral directors of ('1111111'1ti1'nt
will hoid tin-eighth 1111111111] meeting of
their unawintion at ‘Ildppnn I'oint.
fitmnford. "Nil Wednesday. the busi-
ness 1111141“th lwginninu at to n'.1'lrx'k
I111l111nl‘1111'n11on Prof. .I. ll. Clarke. of:
Springfield Ohio. will give an illustrat
11d helm-111111 ”ninth-dug rind disinfect
int! At tlwlinon hour 11 shore dinner
will be served at the hotel at the point
The wlvwi and ladies of the monitors of
the. 1111111141111 11 are expected to be pres.-
11 1t.
i (‘ h'1rl11s
l h.tllltll1't‘1~'.
. :11'111111'l'.
N11 bones wu-ro broken. but he .' ‘
concussion of the:
which may continc him to the.
the lh‘lknllll’l' division of the tons: 11-
1l.1111lr.o.1~l. struck ".1 h.m1l 1' u at .-'ln1lg1 s
,1.1'o...~ing. f'oui miles south 111‘ I"- '1lls \‘ il-
lage. about 1; o'clock last. night, 11nd
killed John I}. Mullins.
'l‘ he .\1l11.1,';1tc savs 01143111101111 king 5
llcld this :1tt1'1n1111n. b1-t11'1n the P111111 1'."
Hook and Ladder1-11121pany nine. of X111”
11'.1ik.nud therltnuiford Iin- 1'..-p111't1111-111
ni111-.p1'o111i.~‘1'.~' 111 I11' int-resting. 'l'bw
Stamford bower:- now putting 113111 gr1-.1
1111.1111.111111111111111: during the 1:11livt
1p 11't of the 1'1 11.11111. and will do their I11 111'
today.
«Sill; umbrella. with s11v1~l ml. at
half price, $1,.”111, :11 M. S. S111i1l11\'t.‘.11.'11.
’I‘he 's‘nud listing club. prmideiit.
I'latt: \'i1'1-pr1-.~'i1l1'111. (horge
secretary and treasurer.
( harlcs H. ll1'1'1'lli'r.\\‘lll have 11 trolley
1'i1hl'l'u1'srltly night. leaving the cornerol‘
Wat-'1‘ and Washington 111111111 at 73211
'.I'lu1 NUI’WJIK l"1l‘c and Drum
, band will 11111'.1111p.1ny the party.
Selectmen So'llt't'k and Merrill 5111‘:
prise-1| Keeper I‘hzu'lcs Hoyt. of tin-
111111sho1111'11.11n1l Matron Lewis, of the
town clnldren's home, by 11 visit yenter:
day afternoon. Notwithstanding the
fact that the \‘iuitnrn WWII 1111c.\p~c11~1l.
both institutiom 1111'11 found to be in
”I'll-(‘1 11111 11:111liti1111. and 11'11r1'thing 111
theta-1d ofordcr.
l The 1111111111 reunion of the Twenty-
1 ninth 11111l'll1illi1'th region-11111 ( 1111111111:
[tie at Volunteer lnl min. and the I '11l11r- .
lmlhllldii'rw 11nd Hallow V'otornn 1.11111
Motonnan Lowe 11m- in tlult'g" of tin '
c.11innof (ounmlu 111 will be livid in
1An~onia. \l’111lnos1la1, unplvmlur 2.
1 The 11.1.1119 :uhth reunion of the
l'l'\t'1'lll§'~stt\'1'lllit (,71111111'1'tic11t Volnn~
l11111.1~’~”11‘i11ti11l1. will 111‘1'm' \\'1'Illn"~11l.'l)‘,
.“ plt'mbvx' 2. at Ligluhouw I'oint grove,
New “111011.
i Shirt waistl. l2‘.,"., less than cost.
lutM.H.t~'1111i1I1:\'IIo.‘11.
Ilcnry llr'nm'r janitorof the l’rauk-
‘liu strwl school,l1a11 111111111 11111111111111:
1i111pr111'cmnnts In the Hmth l‘Iorunlk
schoul buddingn during 1111'11tion The
l woodwmk of the basmnent rooms of the
Franklin street school has liven re.-
grained1111d1'l1‘1.11nr=d The high M'hmd
room at Concord 11111::11, tvm other
uliatbing 11111111. 11'11 «pm-1111 price for r1111n11.11n1ltl111Wo contend 1111: mm...
sale which ends toplgbt, at M. .'I. {Imith hnvobv-en rl'palntml 111111 the teachers
a Ooh.
room tempered and painted.
nings. the ltoton Illllt'ruitgr111ver,trot- ,
rope caught in the rungs so that ho was :
William Ilndli'y dis- I
Mrs. Lewis Cummings, of 51:11:11 ave-
nue, is very sicL
Selectman Thomas is down East on
the steamer Mystery with a party.
W. H. Earle. 111 1.1111 avenue, is get-
ting in readiness to move to New York.
The J. II. Buckley at Ben elastic web
works will start its goriug department,
Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Dreyfuss will move from
Elizabeth street to New York city next
Tuesday. _ 1
The South Norwak 1111111111.: CounciL
men will hold an adjourned meeting
Monday night. ...—......
A meeting of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew of G 'acc church will he held to-
night at .‘1‘ o‘clock in the (inild room.
—(‘hildren’s sun bonnets. half price.
1'." .1 , special for sale which ends to-
night. at M. S. Sniith 1i: Co‘s.
The full Philharmonic Orchestra of
twelve pieces will furnish the music to-
night for dancing, at Gregory‘s Point.
Andrew J. Buttery, arrested for
breach of the peace and assault. was
found guilty this morning by Judge
Frost, and was lined $71 and costs.
——Straw hats 131111 1111111 ()‘lirion‘s.
A lamp in the stairway leading to the
cast-bound depot exploded last night at
8 o'clock and 1 as completely wrecked
in the ell'orts to put out the. flames.
gineer at Raymond Brothers’ dock. was
in bathing. yesterday, when she stepped
on a bottle and cut her foot badly.
In the Town Court this morning,
Enos hello' gg ‘.-1 case came up for trial
tor million to unincct with the sewer
Mr. Kellogg explained that he had been
kept from complying with the law on
account of the recent accident which be,-
f1-ll1in1, when he was run int-1 by a
trollcv1ar and we: laid up for some,
time Tin-casi- 111s1'1111t1nue1l
Bishop Tic-racy will perform the c910.-
lztouyof blessing the new convent at
l);1ul.1ury today. For next week
appointments are at Naugatnck, Sun~
'1lay, Ilirh. confirnultilvu: Meridcn. Mon:
day, lith, profession of nuns; Spring-
ti1rl11,'.1‘ucs1lay, Ih1l1.or1lination: hitch-
11111 Wednesday, 111111. blessing of new
lull, Thursday. 1311111, confirmation.
his
The state Baptist convention will he
one 11ftln1 big conventions tn I1.' held in
New London, this fall. The date of tho
Illt‘t-illlg is October '.‘I and 2.3. Thu. first
session is devoted to th'1 1111'11ti11g11f the
Baptist 111inist1~rs of the state. who rear
essays11111l1li:11'11.~'>‘th1' some. The men-
lug service is given 11p to the llaptist
young people, asari'nlso the two or tho 1
11111112: of ill" 111'-\t morning .1f11'r wide It
is mm the meeting 111' llll' state ..1ptist
1'11111‘1'llilnlt.
- Host IK‘I'i'1Il1'S,71' yd:
l‘."_.' )‘1l.:
.'1' yd. upwards. All are rye-aids for
11.111111»,111111-111111; tonight at Ill. :1
Si11itl11\'(‘11.’s.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-'
NORWALK. CONN.
I.‘~121\'-~.11 in .V-Iro'allt.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
mic and ...1
1 Ir-u'ltII-l-u-HI
111111111. i1:1:-'111111:lf. 111-. 11
. ::»,.~|11-~1 "11111111 l.1-- \
111111l11'11 1l11'.1|l1111 11 -.:I11-11.111'1~1-'. .11I .1111I
1h: I.11n.'1..:1:1 .. 1:11.- .I nth-1.1.111 111 round:
1111l111.1111..1 \ l111ll1- I wont 11.11 511-11111“.
..1-11l-wwp1111l luvhnt 111I1111I11 I >1 11-l tor 1'11
1.!11. l"".a1|1::|.:l1.1111~111|:-11'1I1
M1~~ll1lr1 l~11Il111lIII'i-‘\I IIHI l1H 'l'lllll‘r-
11.11' and l‘llllll)‘-1I1‘:1"lt 1111111. 1111111 (1.1111 11. 111.
11' :1111
MR. KING’S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
lll'llll'hllll) STREET.
Stamford. - - - - - t‘ouneclicut.
WILL REOPEI _
September 29th.
river one hundred boys have natural cot
logo from this school.
A1111. 1 9111
'WHEELSI
I .ilmml
Iuducuucnts
to
1.
CASH BUYERS
For one week only.
Standard LinesIOnlyl
...«n'...
F'O'X CYCLE CO.,
2 11317.11th Street.
81mm 11111111111111. (71111111112711.1111-
Bmlr 111111111 no promises.
l.11\‘111-'. dimiiics and 1»halli12~'..
25th Year.‘
I
Mrs. Frank Dcl’orcst, wife of the ,cn- .
. F-L-V P-A-P-E-R.
rnuotrroor, . 2 swears [OR 3 1:15.
rxcrtSIon. _ . 1 or. A 5111151.
F. D LAWTON & 00., 22 South Mam Street
1’ !_ M
EDWARD STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMFR
ClearingSale w
of Dr Goods!
P1 111. ions to Inventory we have Ian 11 through they entire stock. and marked every
tl1ingdo11n.l\l.my goods 1111'. 111arked down to less than one half the
cost. It is an opportunity you should not 111is11. Th1 y
must be. :11 dd as we do not wish to Inventory
' them. Remember every depart-
is rcpt-canned in this
sale.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, IIORWALK, CONN.
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
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 sprmg lamb 101"".1:l but us'.’ Who
sells veal chops for I '..c but us, and
the best corned beef that you ever saw
for 41: :1 lb’. ' Try it.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
11111111115. 11:115. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. J—WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSDNSPHWOGRAPHSI
A fit‘ I ‘ '
...t‘fiiitltiuiltm’m" Prlces Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET, ‘. . . .
- NORWALK, CONN
_._._.. .,—-—.___ . _____..4m.
WANT ANYTHING '1’
No med to. Adwrtisc
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
' h
R. H.
0U R S PECIAL
For this week is the entire line of
Fancy , t-
VVash, * -,'-
* Vests,
750?
Em:
When you see them you will wonder how we do it.
thcs
‘ 111.
Overstocked and we don’t want
to winter tl1cm,although they
same old stor. '
don't eat their heads oil”. Our stores close ' ‘..;
at 6 o’clock, excepting Mondays and
........Satur1lays........
Comstock Brothers,
ours-1115125?
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, .
South Norwalk, - - - Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr-
Comatock Bros. Masonic
Bld'g, Norwulk.
Plaisted!
DRUGGIST.
BKiS
We have all the popular
....__ -..—m
ALE
1
i
l
lll1'31‘l1' t'lnl ll,
1
1
l
1
i
PERFUMESI
And sell them at New York
prices. '
The hot 11'1.'a:l1cr
nil! not hehunxo
uppmssivcif you
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’ s
..SHO
11”” .. I I I
c “' o
11 ' I
; Plaisted 5: At THEO. OLSEN’ 3 Shoe Store.
'1 Did “I ,
3° . I! 2 I have bought :1 stock of Lt‘muslun'y, Mathewson .‘1‘: C113 l’inc Ladics' Shoes and
S W8” 3 (blinds, and for (311 days will cell them for
.1
1 °°'°g""%- HALF PRICE" -
O , 0 I I
0 -—-°-— P
.1 ,I 1.
0',‘E,T’,,:".‘,:f’,,‘,‘,$2, ; llzl1li1's’$-I-.00 Shoes, $52.00 Men’s $5.00 llnsscl, $3.50
0'. . 1 '
a“ S t' o “ 15.00 “ 2.00 “ 4.00 “ 3.00
H 1 .. 1
3 ta ”"3”“: “ 2.011 a 1.110 " 1.1111 “ 2.00
1' 3'3““ 9' 1' 1.130 '1 1.110 '1 1.1.130 '1 1.50
BOOIIS, ct
Etc. 1: 2.00 a
Try a box of llnrlhutt's lover» (I 1.50
new paper, Linen or “
51111111111 finish.
(I 2.0() (I
11 11.1111 11
1.25 1'
250 Per Box.
......41..._ II
1.110 111.1. 11111111113 .51) u
‘l 1.50 It
“ 1.00
33.00 Ilus’t 0xl”ds,‘2.00
2.25 “
2.00 “
1.2 5.
1.00
100 pair llm-s’ Shoes, 000
100 “ Ohil1lr’cnsl’nsseh8011
100 It i‘ (I
(I L5‘)
“ 1.00
“ 7 i313
R. H. PLAISTED
‘3 Waitington
Strut.
The above are 11111
.10. 1101111111111. held in Norwalk.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter! I I IEOI
1 111m at R. namkl’a
$130333? Wall 11:11 Water 1111:.
Nvmruk. 11.111 111111111111 11111 111111.!
nonrandom-111.”
i111 Latest Styles and Up-to-llate,1n1d if hard
work and close attention 111“ do it, it will he the Biggest 8: ate over
H OLSEN
81 Washington Street South Namath.
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Norwalk Chronicler