BASHES llEliE 1111 TllEllE BY THE
SEITIIEL'S liEPllllTEilS
on ei millage Tiny loom liter
11111111111111.3111; Woodhull,
During m1: Diurnal leer-evince.
Several Norwalk 5, merchants have
goods tied up by tl1e5Ada1ns Express
company strike in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. T. Lyon. of 10
Henry street, are cruising along the
Sound in Mr. Lyon’s sloop '5‘Caution."
Aminbow, the colors of which were
sharply defined, arched the eastern
heavens about 6 o’clock last evening,
titer the shower.
“Tommy” Dunne has been released
by New Haven. Will Lander, 0! the
Broom University team. has been signed
to play third base.
The Seventh Connecticut Volunteer
association will hold their twenty-
seventh annual reunion in Hartford,
Wednesday, August "2.6
M..J KeOgh, of Troy, N. Y.. one of
the vice-presidents of the Iron Moulders
Union, has been a guest of John H
5 Kcuney, on official business.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building and Loan association was held
last night, when $1,100 was loaned, and
t.vo new members admitted.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
hand went to Derby this morning to at-
tend the annual meeting of the Stair
Fifers' and Drummers’ association.
The annual picnic and clambakc of
the Poundridgo Farmers‘ club has been
postponed from August 25 11 Tuesday,
September H; if stormy, t 9. first fair
day.
Will Thomas, of Tilly’s-1 carriage fac-
t 11y, met with an accident while wheel
ing along Railroad place. last night, but
escaped with no serious results, other
than a bent pedaL-
From the present outlook. says the
Stamford Advocate, cars ought to be
running to the terminus of the Norwalk
Tramway company's line at Nor-otou
river some time next week.
The concert of the Bull island im-
provement society. August '22, will be
held in the large gospel tent. It being
111Mnlighton that. evening. music and
1eh’cahments will be served on the
lawn.
The committee of arrangriueuis fur
the rta'nt'ord Knights of iii-11111111119
picnic at melsido Park, Labor Day.
has engaged the services of Prof. Stev
91s to make a balloon ascension 1111‘
parachut 1 drop of 3.1100 feet in he park.
The oiiicers of the Westport and San
gatuck Street Railroad companv are pro
cor-«ling with the work of laying the
tracks of the extension to Compo Beach.
They claim that the injunction is tech-
nically of uoctfect, for it was dim-ted
tothe "Westport and Sangatuck Horse
Railroad company." which has passed
out of existence
A pr-nniurnt state otllcial.whotip1i
the scales at "'20 pounds. offers the fol
lowing rules to keep cool: Take a hot
bath in the morning: drink hot cotter
for broaklaat. but no other liquids dur1
ing the day: vat but twa meals 11 «lav
made up 11! little 11111:." but plenty of
light Vegetable-1 This otlicialobstmcd
thew rules for two wr-eka and did not
wither a collar during the hot spell.
though he is a heuvywvight.
The maiden turn in the 111111-1111 gium
5555 55 long 15,..5511515555 5.5...“ afin-r the ".11.,“ 1 under control altar considerable diilh'ul- '
terrible heat. But it will not do to
jump to the conclusion that the 11111111111 1'
i111 over and that we are. to have no more
walls oi torrid Weather. The refiluut
oi' the great "hot wave" still holds 11ml
gmnud undismayml 1n the routhwrat.
where the memory. yesterday, Went up
to into in the shade. it. is not likely.
however. that it will expand and reach
this section lmt‘oro Friday.
01111 111ml: from today the Fir-1t hit-tho»
dist Sunday who); will leave South
Norwnlk (111' (lb-u island and return
i)» 11111 let the rush of bin-11111121111andotlwrE
matters drive 171111 1111- thought from,
your mind. A wry good suggestion
made by 11 g. ottoman the other day was.
‘to punches" iic'kete. which irmu day to:
day would 1.1" a matador to you of tho
dclightiul contemplatwl trip. it you
mount an yourseli. present 11 couple of
tickets to mow i’rienil-wtlw 111111111111 "111111
p‘mwut you can giro them
itr.Willie.1nJ.' ileum 111ml at Wam-
iouiutlouday night. 1111-111 tortynmu
Ahmtt fourteen rare ago 1111111- J. l-hyw- '
l1 yobjm'ti-d to attentions paid by the:
11111111111111 hair. and one crucial: ill"
men quarreliwl. The doctor draw 11
n-mlrrr. Blows were exchanged. but
111111111" was wrismaiy injorml. A t'l'il
111111 for damages was lmmght hy Halle-
ivy against ilr. Home. whose hotly was:
aim: liml but 11 Mt 101111111111 mn- 1-ifi'1 ”111.1
T here was also a mmm 1i prwmiiugg
and the 1111111111 A may» from i umwlabir-
Richard 1111.11.11. at imng itfdgu will 1.1-
recalled 31y may.
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The Board at School Visitors will not
meet this month.
John Buckman is seriously ill at his
home on' Spring street.
wSmoke Imperial Crown cigars 55555552
get your money ’8 worth. 5
John Bogardns, the Water street mar-
ketinan. is going out of business.
The regular meeting of Butler Lodge,
l. U. 0. F., will be held tonight.
John hovcjoy is ill at his home in
Kellogg street of intermittent fever.
1 Richard Hendricks, of 110111111111“, will
enter the Labor Day running races.
1 William Davis has moved from the
Washington street bridge to Pine street.
Stephen Banmkrata has secured a
position with (,larlSchaub, of Railroad
place.
Will Phillipson, Charles Barnum, and
Paul Cutb1ll wheeled to Danburyyes-
terday.
Paul Berg has- removed from the.
Woodward homestead to his new house
in Meadow street.
The Ladies' Whist club will meet this
afternoon at the club-house of the Nor-
walk Yacht club._w
Expressman Frank Foster, of Nor-
walk, is again on deck, having recovered
from his recent illness
Rev. Homer N. Dunning will occupy
the pulpit of the South Norwalk-Uon-
gregational church next Sunday.
Albert Berg‘s new house in Meadow
street isabont completed, and will be
ready for occupancy in a few days.
A large party of Norwalk people left
the station 011 the 1:58 this morning on
the excursion to Narragansett Her.
The gas main on ‘lhll Hill was 1111-
eutlled this morning. it 111)] ham to
belowered scieml feet because of the
i1npro1'.1'ments
The regular mekly prayer s1w11i1-11 of
the South Nornalk i'1oug 11'g11t1oual
church will be conducted tomorrow 1-1'1'11-
ing by Rev. Walter Ferris.
B1 rnard Mciiiuuis oi '.2l \orl; ~et1"~11t..
gar-thud his foot with :1 pi1' kaxo 11 h1l1 at
W1rkor1Millllill 5111111111} Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin dressed his 111.j11ries.
Miss Currie Harrison. of Br1~1rstcr.~'.
whohzis'in en a guest of Mrs. W. A
Benedict. of 1 Maple street. was taken '.
ill Monday and rv-turncol homo. film 155.
u 111' unite sick. . 2
Joseph Leeds, “'lln is confined at ilh' ‘
almshonsv, lm'auwot' insanity. is in :1'
bad way. and it. is thought that ho can't
long survive. At one time yesterday t'
was tl11'111ght he was dying. ;
Miss. Richardson. of (‘11l.1r street. 11'111
thronn from 111- -r 1111101 by 1ollidiug hill: 1
.1 fruit 11'111lcr'1-1 «- :,1rt lhili‘litll 1h. tall
55.111111,» up 111 11 311111111111 111111111111.
1‘
mmpmgn drum 11mm. 111111 111111 tiigl1t5
and organized Aitcrihe incline-11 ova-t 1
ing the eta-1111111 Wan 111111111111 pmth 11 ‘15
l allowing 1'1 tho prom-111 i111: oi 11111111211111 1
o .'. 11111111. .1. 11111111111111". 1'. 11.-11111.15
l
l'heodori Th 10:11”, 1 .'.’1 “mm:
’l'lwi'athoim ‘i'11t.1i .iliaiiuvum' union l
'111’1‘1111111-1-1111111 11iill111ld its annual vou-
rentiou in \Viusled on Tova-lay. 'l’5l1cr1'.
appears to T111 no “Wu-«1111111 against the
rm-lwtiou of H10 pnwnt hoard “folli-
rvrw. and certainly 11111111 11511111111111 H11- 111-
olet'tiou 11i'ii1'1'. Jolm'l‘. Willi-mi. the
president, new of Heath Norwalk.
Tiw tur- utrfifm 11111111111 john-111 {11111.
valoi’tiu-ordvrof Hound iivrmzumni
'i‘fouuwiu'ut. 11111-1 livid in New liriiaiu.
yesterday. Ml‘mlfl'fl 11f the order from
'all part-1 of the «dais- 1111-- pmw'ut to the
.auiuiwr 11f 21.111111. and 1.,- wcro with
Normal by Il"'lf’i£i!ll'tii‘1"rtlill New lt'mlr.‘
Wind" Maud, and Mondrian-mite. lu
' the1 111111111111; lir'r'tifh'tl H111 big parade in
which i Wampum! 11111-111111 para-1111
the visitor-1 pr-vwded to Routohler's
park Where the out of tlu-day 111111
‘il. ii. l.,, 111' Nnrwnllc, viljnyi'll n troll-1
il'ninrn.
5 - William Elliot appeared l11'l'111'1'Judg1'
' [lube-'11.
~l11'1'1u'l1 of tin-
5H1'1‘1 look cottage, lloll island.
11111111111111.1111 J. Walsh is 111 New
Yuri: 5555mm
George E.S1nitl1,ot Seymour place,
5i» curiously sick.
Chiet Volhner returned today, from a
lvieit at Newark N. J. '
Miss lugeline Scott is visiting Miss
Mary Qnigg, of New Canaan.
R111.a1111\lre.S.H. Watkins, ofNor»
11'all-15,11tartcdto:la fir tho )atskills.
The case of Daniel Hanlon, for intoxi-
cation, l1as been continued until Satur—
day. M555
Mrs. 1. Abraham, 0 Connoctieut'l‘nrn
pike, is visiting friends in New York
city.
Fred W. Quitinan has placed several
of his new gas heaters. in (,‘roint .11
l’fiiapp's lower shop.
Frank Layton started this morning
forili'enn Grove, N. .l., where he will
spend his vacation.
James l’hclnn (luddy, 5specinl news-
bapcr5 correspondent for "The Three
Guardsman," is in town today.
Councilman Hill, of Norwalk, has a
rheumatic affection in his knee that
compels him to walk with a cane.
Mrs. ‘V. E. James, of East avenue, is
enjoying a cycling trip to her aunt’s,
Mrs. Plumb, of Eastilrnuge, N. J. '
During the work on Mill Hill, this
morning, 11 water 111111111 pipe was bro-
ken and created a'ilood until the break
could he plugged.
Raymond Brothers have purchased
part of tho trestle work of the tenor r-
z1ry railroxul bridge, and are removing
it to their yard in Water street.
P. 11‘. Mastersou and .l. M. Benedict,
of Norwalk, listened to Burke Cochran's
oration on sound money, at Madison
>111111re garden New York, last night.
M15. ll: utiiah (11111'1'11 1111s iiui 11 1:17 and
costs by Judge llnbbcll. 1'11 the “‘louu
(Yourt this morning. ‘ Slu- pleadud guilty
t-1tl1e1-l1:11';':1'11|' mulching l’atx’ich Mul-
151101111.
The 11111111111711 oi' .\lc-.\lnh1111 P1-11111'i'.
ride over the 'i‘rumwny 111w. last night.
Hopper was noted at the hall upon their
this morning. charged with
peace, ll11 ph'adnl not
guilty, and 11151-111112 11:11: continued until
,1
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rxcrtsmn,
‘1-'. D. 11me too. 22 South 'Maiesr’reei
of
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i'ml.
them.
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EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
1". DiLAWTON a. co.
F-L-Y P-A-P-‘E-R.
(.l RAND MlDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
i 11-111111' to inventory we h.11 11 be1 11 through the entire stoc',and111ark1-de11'1y
M: 111 _, goods are marked down to loss than one half the
it is no opportunity you should not miss.
mus t be sold as we do not wish to Inventory
Remember et‘ery depart-
is represented in this
ale.
'oi‘teu whispers to it on the way-“l
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
2 SHEETS EUR-3 OTS.
i 01'. A SHEET.
Dry Goads!
’l‘ln'y
STREET!
NORWALK. CONN.
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION
for the waiter to have to carry a tendrr.
juicy steak from Ayers" to the table: he
wan't yo'. ma honey." This wool; we
will have a low sale. Leg mutton, liJc'
foquarter mutton .11';3pound~1 of the
inset salt pork for. utry our pressed in 1 1'
it). per pound Fish of all kinds away
down. The cheapest marketin the twin
cities.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRAHKS. AYERS, Prop.
JACKSON’ 3 PHOTOGRAPHS!
Are nusurpamE-‘od for beauty
of style and finish ......
53 WALL STREET.
tomorrow undoing. at 11 1111-1-11.
liov. Sauna-l livers, lr 1 Stills-'11, Mir-T
(‘11l11'r'1111'lfl-1y1. Miss 12:1:11111 111111111: 11'.
1':l1 111111111131] by Mr. and .\l1.-1.(i1111goll.
l111111i11l.1l all of (ilvuhx'ook. are at;
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Senator John ll Ferris rotiituod to 5
'1l111'fr1m1 his cash In 1' ruin in il11-'l.1.15
l.."[1'1'iug and i’1r11' l11~1'1i.~'.11'h111
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institute. 11:-
NOHWMK. CONN.
. 25th Year.
17101 but in 31111111101.
90AM!“ Mill MY SCHOOL.
l't'imhm Monorail do 15-;Ill1‘mli“ and 1.15
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tie 11111111111111 1111-111! Mind: 11 in 111.1:l1i 1
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
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Stamford. forum-Pivot.
Will. REOPEN
Boptambar 29th.
“vi-r one humiml 111 1}”! have enicmi mi-
lcgo from this sch-1.11.13. 5
Nil. ! it'll
R.'H.
Plaistcd!
DRUOOIST.
We have all the popular
road bridge in Washington str1'1t. th s 1',1\11 “here thev “ill 11111111111111 1i.~'it P ER F U M E s !
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morning. She 511:11115151551151511j11r1-1l. 5111f1-r1 1'1tnrniugh 111115 5 And scll 55555555 at New 55,5555:
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The ~clectu1eu will not 11111111 i" turn 11.101 Baptist Suudm wi1oolt11iaiiiot'uxi w" es.
to allow iln- ourollnwnt 11f pt'oslmiiw ;5. 5555555 55 55 5555555555555; 5555555555: 55555 555555 5‘
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“W” 1 The 1l11'1'1'~iu1'h g.1.- pipe runniuguphlill oppressivir it you
W. ll Sour-la. ”"0" bl" “ W" ‘l ‘” 5llill 115111111 and pluggul at the foot of “555.3 --
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largo "“‘l the “W" “‘"l‘ of sailings ll” 1 1'11i:1111lplugg1'1l.and .1111'11'11i711lu1-hmainl l'l ' 0
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litighi. nivamoi' homer-1 “Mk {right and tlm'v 111-11.\rr11w'111oul-1 have ital-11 co ogne- o
alerted to run T M driwr l: 't n" 111 l made to [my Tilt” 1111'” 111M 'l'un'sday. and m U
is'vl'i‘y 'l'nvsday lu-rvni‘tvr. instead Ul'lllit'nl O ............ 5 b
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look and Master Joe Iliuxwoillnr rode to E “91.02, a “i ‘3 1m": 0 11.1111- <
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from \11v lim'helic 11111-111111 \‘ walk 3 “’""‘l“”"5lf5‘5'55‘5"5l5‘5“ ‘ (5'5“5‘15‘5’5 5, 555 5 5 5 5, l 2 a NIB”, 2
slit two and throw loatihn liiiili“ 5' 555 1.. 5 _ 5 1" 1i '5 "T I .4
5 5 . 1. B ank 11
The South Nth-walk iiriuutala. a raw MESS Bands ‘
Books,
Etc.
'l'i'g.’ a lmxof lloi'lhuii'o lowi-
1111.11 paper. Moon 111'
mun-tilt liuiuli.
21511 Per Box.
,_ .41.. 4......“
R. H. PLAISTED
‘3 Washington
Street,
50. liOiiWflIi.
Shorty Sherwood flatter!
lWfli’l‘Qfl 3311th of ll tiammiofl
no". emr50i “all and Water 1411.
N 111i. 111111111111 the amt
ii Kat-11. M A ”T?
E. M. JACKSON,'Photographer,
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CONN
WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise-
111 the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
e
When you see them you will wonder how we do it.
South Norwalk,
1.1.1.1011...“
OUR SPECIAL
" 1'
For this week is the entire “new?
Fancy
ash
Vests,
75C
Each!
It‘s
Overstocked and we don'twant '
the same old story.
to wintert110111,111111011gl1 they
don't cut their heads off. 0111' stores close
at ii o’clock, excepting Mondays and
un-
. . . . . . . . Saturdays. . . .
Comstock Brothers,
OUTFITTERS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut.
-
MILFORD A. GTFF'IN, Mgr.
(,‘omstock Bros. Masonic
Bld'g. Norwalk.
E, H-.. 1‘.”
At THEO. OLSEN’S- Shoe Store.
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
PHDEI
l have bought a stock of Lounsbury. Mathewson it C1131; i’iuc Ladiiis'
(ix lords,
HALF PRICE”
Shoes and
and for 00 days will sell them for
laullvs’ til-Lilli Shoes, $32.00 Men’s $5.00 llussci, $3.50
“ 3.00 “ 2.00 “ 4.00 “ 3.00
“ 2.00 “ "1.550 “ 11.0i ) “ 2.00
“ 1.550 “ 11.00 “ 52.50 “ 1.5 0
“ 13.00'Ki1l ()xiiu'1ls5l .150 “ 2.2 5 “ 1.2 5
“ 2.00 “ “1 1.50 “' 9.00 “ 1.00
“ 1.530 “ “ 51.00
a 11 ‘ 1 ,7 . '1 1 " .
.5 2'83 [’5'5'5' ”'2' 'lfl’i'gg l ()0 pair lloys’ Slows, 000
11 5553'” 11 11 5500 l 00 “ Cllllill’i'n’s llllSSGh-QOO. 1-
“ 1,25 ‘4 “ 751; .100 “ “ “ 000
'l'ho aliom are all the Latest Styles and Up-to—llate, and it hard
:diouiiou will do ii, it will h1- thcliiggvsi Sale ovm'
Work and (11118 '
hold in Noi'wulk.
TH E0.
at Washington Street South Horwalk.
H5OLSEN,
Norwalk Chronicler