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LIST 18.
1896.
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em el The Things They In‘fid liar
is Nomulk, South Kermit and Vicinity
Daring Their Diurnal Ionmylngs.
Fred Coleman has raised the frame
work for a land on his High street
premises.
The schooner John Grant is at Bay-
mond Brothers’ dock with a cargo of
blue stone. 1
11.111111111111111, I. o. a. 111., will meet
tonight. At the close of the meeting
the Haymnkers will hold a council.
Joseph Linxweiler and Miss Clara
Young wheeled from South Norwalk to
Daubury, Sunday, and spent the day
with friends there.
Ex-Mayor Edwin Wilcox, who is slow-
ly recovering from his recent illness. was
able tobeofi on Sunday. but has not
been so well since, having sati'ered a
slight relapse. -_
ExGovernor Waller has been invited
to act as vice-president at the big meet-
ing at Madison Square Garden neyt
week. at which Bourke Cochran will be
the chief speaker.
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The funeral of Robert Holt. who died
at his home on the Uakwood road,
Winnipauk, Sunday, will be held at 2
o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Revs. S.
it. l’und and U. M. Selleck will olllciate.
Mrs. llannah (Jl'OUgilll was arrested
last night for assault, on complaint of
Patrick Quinn. The case was continued
this morning by Judge Hubbell until
tomorrow morning at :1 o'clock.
Several Bethel- wheelmen enjoyed a
r1111 to Roton Point and return. Sunday.
Anoing the party were John Iiinc,
lian'y Kyle.Johu llolgurt, Will liais-
nwsutuunwnn
panache Imperial“ 01011111 ‘ 111.11.11.17; 111.11 ' Charles u.’ Jennings, .11., will 1...... .1...
get your money’ 11 worth.— a sailing party from the Knob tonight.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. 0. B.,Jaekson, of Chicago. former-
ly of Norwalk.
Contractor William H. Smith begun
work yesterday afternoon on the foun-
dation for the new bank building in
Washingtoustregt';__
Miss Annie Veitch and James Maho-
ney. of Stamford. will be married at St.
Mary’s church, Wednesday, August 211,
by Rev. J. B. Daugherty.
The season of evening high tide and
bathing has returned Iugain. and every
night there is a great throng of people in
the water at the shore resorts.
The highway commissioners necoived
yesterday plans for improved roadways
, in Barton.
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A trolley ride will be given by the lip1
worth League of the Norwalk Methodist
church. Friday night.
Hanlon Brothers. who purchased the
Price building, are negotiating for the
other halt of the structure. owned by
Mrs. Allen.
The picnic which was to be given by
the Veteran club at The ,Kno’b, tomor
row night, has been postponed until
Thursday, August 27.
Revs. S. H. Watkins and 0. M.‘ Bullock
otilciated at the funeral of Samuel 11.5.11.
ty, yesterday afternoon. The burial
was in Riverside cemetery.
Dr. H. E. Bounier. 05‘ Prospect pve-
nae, is on thc_sick list; General D. N.
Couch is not so well; Auctioneer James
Mitchell is more comfortable today.
Mrs. Jeremiah 0' Brien is having her
dwelling in Elizabeth street. recently
purchased from Otto Barthel, equip‘licd
with all nonlern improvements.
The stea31er Atlantica will leave
Holmes 8.: Keeler' s docl. at 8 o 'clock to-
morrow morning to take the Norwalk
Baptist Sunday school to California
Grove, L. I. __ ' ~
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Charles F. Daulcr, 11 printer, who
came here from Norwalk, recently. has
become heir to $3,000 and sixty acres of
land, through, the 111111 of an uncle, who
died recently.—Danbu1'y News.
Prof. St. George will play at the
"Eight Bells“ performance in Hoyt's
Theatre, Thursday night. and entertain
the people with his popular selections.
The South Norwalk section of Wcstl
avenue is receiving the attention of
Stmet Commissioner Briggs. The gut-
ters are being hood out. and crushcd
stone spread on the street wherever it
is needed.
The mat-ridge bonus of Miss Mamie
Gehebe, daughter of Charles Gehebe, of
INorwalk. and John McMahon, of
Newtown, were announced, Sunday, at
St. Mary’s church. The ceremony will
be performed \Vcdm-sday, September '2.
The case of Balding Brothers .1‘.- (311..
of Newfi’ork, against E. Whitworth. of
Norwalk. was returnable before Justice
K1.1cl111'11t 111 o'clock this morning. Judg-
ment was rendered for the plaintill‘ by
default.
Don‘t forgot the excursion to Narra-
gansett Pier tomorrow. B11. wise in tim1~
and purchase your tickets early. as the
number is limited. and full fare will be
collected from all who havc not provid-
ed themselves with ’ spz-cial excursion
tickets.
All the spilcs of the tcmporury rail-
road bridgc, from the channel to Hatch.
Bailey 1% (l.1.’s dock. on the west side of
the river. have been r11111ov1~1l,1n1d the
new iron bridge begins to loom 11p in all
its massivuncss.
Several of the largest hat factories in
Bctlml :1r11 quite busy. and 11 more hope
lul vie11 is taken oi business generally.
The Woman‘s Christian Tillllpi‘l'illb‘r‘.
It is probable that bv tln- hrst of Sep-
tembev there will be 1111 incxcascd d11-
niaud, 11nd conseqm-nt mnployment for
batters.
lay. Stephen and Harry Andrews and
others.
The show dinner of H111 liarbcrs’
Union will hold its Iaunual inn-cling at
the almshousc. Wedncsslay. 'l'ln- start
will bc from Solmans' stablcat'3o'clo1'k.
.\ll.‘tbe Y.'S arc iuvm'd: 111.1411 any who
Union. which 11".1s to ham been given
last night at Gregory's Point. wap‘ post-
poned for one wcck. owing to some
alterations in tht~ arrangements made by
the c.1111nnittei
Huulou Brothers have purchased the
Matt Price property in Wall street.
through Mitchell & Son. They
purchase takes the balance of the land
and buildings not condemned by the
city for the Mill Hill improvements.
Rev. b‘. H. Watkins and family, of
‘ Norwalk. have returned from l'lllvnvilh'
and are now at (.iraccchureh rectory.
They gave up their proposed trip to
Washington. (.‘onu. .. on account of In11~r
breakmg out in the house whercthcy
I‘d engaged board.
(in accountof the illness of (olonel
James l.’ilo1umedien. the Union \ eter-
ans’ Union did not meet at his otilcc
Sd‘tnrday night. to arrang1~ fora clam-
bake at Seaside place. l'last Norwalk.
As soon as Mr. L'IIommmien is able to
be- at his oillcc. a date for another 11111ct- .
lug will be lined.
J. llubcrt Dunning, of (;l1nrl1s l..
8111 monr' s grocery store. will leave New
York this afternoon for Mainc 1i11.tl111
Portland boat. After visiting the prin-
1.:ip'.1l cities and shore resorts. he will
spend thcrcmaimlcr othis trip at thc
White Mountains. returning 111 South
Norwalk about Scptcmber l.
The Woman's llvhct (forps.
lass Fowler l‘u 111i. will givc 1111 entertain-
11111.11! at the Post rooms on Friday 111'1111-
inn. An inn-restinglitorury and musi-
cal progi annnc luu bc1 n urrangcd.
'1' hrcc 1'1 tcrans from tln1 Hoblicru' Home
will furnish music for dancing. 'l'hc
atl'air will be given for the hour!" of tln1
inmates of thcts'ol1li11ra' Home at Novo-
iou Heights.
South Norwalk will be well 11111111111111".
ed at. the annual slate meat of the lions
ol’ llcrmann. to be held in New Britain
today. 'l‘hirty-six lodges. representing
1.711111 1111111.1vill participate in the parade.
Mix out-ot-mwn bands luwo bncn 111111111:-
nd for the occasion. An elaborate recup-
Ilul) was rendered tho visitors last night.
'l'lc- chief feature of the occasion was
the p'.1r.11b~.1v|1i1'l1took place at lilzilll this
morning.
The my I1111 wrv conaiubr.1h-ly sup-
plicd i111 pollen oilb'crs with ice watcr
Willi which to “wot tln'ir 1vl1i11tlc”dur--
lug thr1 minim-r mouth-11. at 1111 1111111111411;
of llw ccnts a day. The inc bill for July ;
and a portion of Junc. amounting to
t; 1111. was anditcd 11ml ordi'rwl paid by
the Houncil, last night.
114111.912. with plenty of money in thc.
treasury to pay them.
The routrucbns on the construction;
of H111 ('-11up11 [barb branch of H111
WMtport and 81111311111111]: tmlley road.
11111 again in Ifimlill' with their Italian;
Labor Agent Richards wasi
laborors.
callml to that town yesterday afternmu.
and on an investigation found that the
men had not received their pay After
11! Doug- '
("but bills
pan-1111111111111 brought the aggregate up
Attorney Koucaly. 11l' Siaml‘ordJuts
l1ecnr1~tai1111dt11dul'cnd the boy train-
. . . ln connecti1~11 will the 1 1'11'1111 s1 '
11'r111'l1111's oi Tullm'ulge lllll, whose trial x, h l , 111
, . . , , . _ brought 111' Mrs. .Svlvcstcr lwclcr
Is to take place .ml'm'i‘. .lustu-c bliss. of- . ‘ ‘ . .
, , , anualnst h1~r husband, .\l1'. l11~11l1~r s prop
1‘111w ( 1111111111. today. .»\tlorncys ( 11111- .
. . m'ty 1n l.o11'1~ strcct has b11cnatt111'h1-1l
nnugs 11ml Lockwood 11'1ll appear for , 1. ‘ . . ,
tl11~st'1t11..mr it. t 11110 Mr. I11111ler1s rcpu scntcd In |
the suit bv Altornovs high! 1'1. ’l‘.1_1"lo1.
:11'11 liltl'l‘i'stml.
Dircciorics of s1111~1.1l cities in tl11~
l711it1~1lSt11tes are 1111 tilt1 at the South
Norwalk Public Library. They have
bcen placed tin-1'1~ for tho acconnuoda
lion of (In public by 1l11~ Price 1% I111-
c11npany. 11111111111 b1 r11f11'1111l tof1'1111ol‘
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’l l111 members 11' tiiocouucil of the
(atholic lh-nmolon. l. ~giou. with their
win-.14 and 1-l1il1l1'cn. \1'lllpa1'tl1'ip1m1 in :1;
trolley ridcovcr lln- '1‘1'1111111'111' system.
this mulling, lowing tln-ir 1~oun1~1l 11.1“
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mars at the honmof (inorgc Plain-r. in
Ilau 1ilton street this 1~1"111i11g.'l’l11 ob-
ject of the 111111 tiugis th1~ organization of
11 new campaign drum corps to b11
known asthch‘outh Norwalk (Mental
Drum ( orps
\l1r'11 portion of the gravcl t'iknu
'i'roiu Mill lllll is being used to till 111 l
t|11111ppx potion oi l".:11! Wall 111111- b:
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and Smith girl-111. High street and .\lo1'- "
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Misdicnmiow ll. \\ hnlo1k. of South ing. and Math 1111111111 111 ill 111111i1'11 at- I
Wilton. formerly of l‘lu- H1 ntuu-l sl 10111101111111:
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lock is senior of uudnuhtctl ability. 1":1111dl11‘1d l1.1sb11cu ”pump.“ up and 11..
11111111111111l.11n:11 11.11111 for bowl! in tl111' lcouoretc walk in front “r the ”m. ll
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rapidly 1111 Hu-
linuncstcad 1* being removul
amnmltntlon with thematimefsottbe outline i-‘ideiity and (insanity lunar»
rafihiiidily on West mat W Mumps! New 1111.11.19.11»...
wherein the men would receive their stream immune companies in the
pay «than wood
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EXOELSIOR. I OT. A SHEET.
F. 0.1mm" a 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWA D STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMF R
Clearing Sale
of Dry Goods!
P1111 lhllli to lnvonhn y we bar 11 been through they entire stock, and marked or cry
thin" down “\lany goods arc 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
tln‘iu. ‘ Remember every depart
is represented in this
sale.
EDWARD STREET!
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for the waiter to have to 1ar1'y a tendon
juicy steak from Ayers" to the table: he
often whispers to it on the way——“l
wan’t yo'. ma honey.” This 11'1~ck we
will have a low sale. Log mutton. 11.11::
forcquarter mutton. 511:3 pounds of the
best salt pork for'lfio; try our pressed bcel'
1011, per pound. Fish of all kinds away
down. The cheapest market in the twin
cities.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONO‘AN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
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_ E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET.
NORWALK, CONN
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WANT ANYTHING ?
INo need to. Atlvi‘l'lir‘v
111 tl11~ South Norwalk
‘ Evening
Sentinel.
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For this week is the entire line of.
Fancy.
Wash
Vests,
’
It’s..."
Overstocked and we‘don’t want '
When you sec tbcm you will wonder how we do it.
the some old story.
to winter tlicnnnlthougb they
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at 6 o'clock, excepting Mondays and a
don't cut their heads oil. stores close
........Satnrdays........_
Comstock Brothers,
OUTFITTERS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, '3.
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South Norwalk, Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
(‘omstock Bros. Masonic
Bld‘g, Norwalk.
Plaisted!
DRUGOIST.
We have all the popular
IG SALE
PERFLIIMESI
And sell them at New York
prices.
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Tbe hot weather
will not be half so
Of Men’s
Ladies'
and
Children’s
..SHOES
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