aw
‘ aws'aiauawaii
nines warmth n fllE
SEHIIEESJEPBMERS.
one o! the Things I’m In and llm
la Hamill, M lomllt and Vicinity
During their Diurnal human...
The New Canaan Grange will picnic
at Rotou Point, tomorrow.
Mrs. Lewis Cunningham, of Stuart
avenue, is recovering from her recent
illness.
Mrs. Kcziah R. Ellis, mother of Mrs.
V. A. Scolield, is sick at her homo, :i
(lourtlandt place.
A Bridgeport marketman is still ad-
vertising strawberries in one of the
papers of that city.
The Arions will go to Bridgeport on
Sunday. where they will picnic in a
grove near Stratford. .
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh has returned to
the city and will conduct the prayer-
meetiug at his church tonight.
—]i‘reah evergreen corn, 8o per dozen.
I". D. Lawton & (Jo.
Prof. St. John’s piano solos will be a
feature of “The Eight Bells"1n~rl'orm-
ance at Hoyt's Theatre, tonight.
James Ripely, a barber in the employ
of John Brummer, is suffering from a
fever at his home in Raymond street.
The Germania Singing society will
given vocal concert at its hall on the
Washington street bridge, Sunday night.
The Norwalk Yacht club will hold
another series of races. Saturday after-
noon. from the club house at Hickory
Blutl‘.
Frank Layton and Fred Gaming, who
left South Norwalk for Asbury Park on
Tuesday. are stopping at the Carleton
House.
Joseph Tammany is able to resume
his duties as letter carrier at the South
Norwalk post-olllce, today, after a brief
illness.
Miss Gertie Coleman will celebrate
the tenth anniversary of her birth lly
givinga party at her home in High
street, this afternoon.
Austin 8: Crow, of South Xorwalk,
have been granted a patent for a game
board, and Dr. Dexter Hitchcock, ofE
Norwalk, for a car fender. ‘
Sixteen ear loads of sixty-foot rails for
the Norwalk Tramway company are at E
the freight depot. They will be use-l 1
on the Westport extension.
A earryall is running to The Knobi
every afternoon this week. This afl‘nrds E
an opportunity to take advantage of the 1
bathing and moonlig ht.
A large number of Norwalkers have E
laid plans to go to (Jump Graham, Nian l
tic, tomorrow, to witness the customary E
exercises attendant upon "governor's!
day." '
The South E
meat tonight with George Fidicr. A E
wprescnhitive of a New York lirm will l
be present to nn-asnrc them for uni—
forms.
The team of tho liridw-[mrt (hm l’lllllE
will chino here Saturday alternator and E
ham another shoot in the. series with i
the Naromakc Hun club. at the (irevgory l
l’oiat range.
Norwalk Orientals will.
The usual meeting of the Woman‘nE
('lwiatlan 'l’oaumranci- l’niou will lw'
hold in the Mission rmin. Friday at 1:
o'clock. All interested are invited to
tin-oi with the l'nion.
i
I
l
who-ah evergreen our". on par drown.
i". ll. Lawton tit Co.
4
The odor of ltt't‘ofl‘lli' oil pervades .l, E
M. but-urn ollb'o today, as a rl‘fi‘lll of a E
leaking can in thc apartinoutnof Thomas E
ll. (fulc. who lives «o‘er the olllt'c. 'l'hc '
trails are quite badly stained.
The old well on the liallm'k prow-rty. E
famous for tho sparkle and purity of its
Wilti'rM‘lll not. be destroyed wiwntitduq
cpli's new church in around. it Will be
«orcml with a stone slab, and pipes will
be laid and a pump erected mmc feet to
the math. _
The “mud wave" in moving raid.
Ward. but slowly. and today will be ex-
ceptionally pleasant and lino. '1 ho
.R'mthwcst in still the 9‘“ of a M'YN‘P
warn of lll'lll, but it in not likely that
lbc East will suffer much from the mint
am until Saturday. if then.
“m- Fresh evergreen crirn. tic pier down.
I" ll. Lawton Jr. (lo.
M the annual "rioting of the Htale
Funeral Directing” amlatimi held in
Stamhml. yesterday, the following ofli-
«m were elected: President, W, F.
Gould. Smithiugton; vicespreoideot.
W. F. Merchant. Hartford: m-tary.
E. (i. that. Thcmuton; trmfiorcr. l'. A. :
(hulwll. Worthington. .-
~>~th can buy prime rib NM larcff
for Ian I prmnd at the titer market.
in». name Weed. 'or our Itreet, a
recovering tram a severe sickness.
James Mitchell, who has been very
rick, was able to sit up for a short time
today.
Leonard Coach, of Taunton. Mass” is
at the bedside of his father, General I).
N. Couch.
General D. N. (lunch, of Norwalk, is
very low. and it is believed the end, is
not far off.
William Schlenker, of (Hill street, has l
bought a horse to match his black, in
place of the one which died on Sunday.
Men are paving the uneven places in
Wall street. The Street Railway enn-
pany has llnished its work on the street.
Dr. A. N. Clark, while coasting down
West street, yesterday, took a header,
and was quite badly scratched about his .
hands.
William Elliot, for breach'of the pmmn
whose case was continued yesterday.
was this morning lined *2, without cost, 9
which he paid. .
|
Charles ()lmstcad is home again. He E
did not go to the White Mountains, as E
remrtcd, but simply took a business trip
to New Haven.
Henry 0. Clark is laying a curb and
gutter at the corner of Butler street and E
West avenue, preparatory to laying a i
tar walk at that point.
.A special meeting of the Y. W. (.l. '1‘.
7. will be held at Miss (igdcn's, [06E
South Main street, tomorrow evening at
2:30. A full attendance is requested.
~Smokc imperial Crown cigars and
get your money‘s worth.
John St. George has leased a town
Franklin street. '
The. Hibernian count-y convention will
be held at Dunbury, August 30th.
II. Kriegor has placed on sale at a
bargain about 200 stock collars, made
of all silk warp Persian ribbon. lie is
also showing the Helma belt for ladies,
the latest importation for fall.
A member of the town Board of lieg-
istration wishes The Sentinel to state
that..as the selectmen will not meet in
time to allow the enrollment of prospec-
tive. voters for the ”cl-ober elections,
no one is entitled to vote whose inunv
does not appear on the corrected list of
last year.
The Norwalk Baptists arrived home
from their sail across the Sound
about 43:30 o‘clock last evening. thor-
oughly dclightml with their picnic at
(laiil'ornia-Grove. The day was cool.E
and those who neglected to carry wraps E
were. st'n'ry fol-it. A curious combina-
tion seen onone young man was russct
shoes. white duck pants. a atraw hat.
and a winter overcoat.
—Spring chickens are Hit: a pound at
the Star market.
The annual reunion of the Sixth Regi-
ment. Connecticut Volunteers, was hold
at Shippan Point, yesterday, and tho
(’iliicers chosen were: .l’rcsidcnt, Thomas
Boudren, Bridgeport: vit.-.a_Lpt‘csi(le.nti
Lorenzollleekcr, New York: secretary
and treasurer. W. '1'. Smith. New Lon-
don: medical examiner, Dr. Wordiu,
Bridgeport. Among the invited guest:-
was Senator Hawlcy.
About 'Jo‘clm-k this morning Htlicar
Pennington heard a cradi of glass
Whistlingupylliccis lteai‘don and lie-
~ at grade this work
.amounl of bait they took, they intend to.
' gratifying to the conimitm of the (imm-
E and mutilated moist.
The Norwalk Water Commissioners load, an investigation was instithml.
have placed samples 0f the city “'“ltlrlwhich resulted in tinding that little
on exhibition. They are from the varbE'J‘ommy lnla had gone to sloop in his
one reservoirs, being the result of (lill'rl‘ E father‘s barber shop in Railroad place
out tests. , . E early in the evening. and that the sin p
Burke Cochran's answer to Bryan, l had been closed, leaving:'l'ouuuy curlcd
delivered at Madison Square Garden. “l’ i" “ "l“‘ir' WM" h" ““"lko M
New York, Tuesday night, August h. E broke a glass in the door to get out.
is printed on the sixth and seventh : ' ' '
pages of The Sentinel, today. ' E Taking advantage of the cool weather
Eof last night. (‘hiI-l' . t‘ l’olico Bradley.
——l"reshevorgrceucorn,» per d”"°""ol’ Norwalk. took the polici- bike and
F' D' Lawton & U” fs’arted for some quiet locality for an-
Eoiuc-r tussle with the cranky beast. The
chief said he would master the llllK‘lllllt'
l . . ti l (. t t orbreak his neck, and from what the
\' i . went '11 non .‘ rc‘ . ._
‘ an m p h n: irougi ‘ I . ‘ l E reporters saw later they believe he cana-
one of the barrels imrst,(leliigi!ig lhcl
Yesterday a truck load of tar Was on
its way to Henry H. ( 'lark’s gravel bank, .
l
, , . incur breaking both his neck and the
street near MI‘S' (.mup S residence. E nnichiuc. Tho- chicf gave tho bike a
Street Commissioncr Kellogg has hislhm‘E‘I tussle. how-yer. and returned to
men employcd today putting the tiorth- E Emu":“PM“Emfhilflhuf“ugh" “MI ”E“:
crly side of Mill llill to grade. with the} out \\llll the satislactiou that .he was
assistance of City Engineer Wood. l improving ill the art of bicycling. and
They “NW" to get that side of the hill 1 that he soon \vould ride as gracefully il‘
illhrcr Bartram.
~ ' » You can buy the lost out of round
George H. Allen. llcrbcrt Wilson, stcak for m. a pound: shoulder stmk for
Smith Northrop. Arthur Whvatcr and E ['“i at Ihc Star market.
James llrundagc went down the harbor
today after lish. Judging from tho1 ”'“m‘” ”:‘P‘l' {”“m'i‘l' ."l‘m’r‘ "lib
was struck by ah‘horc Linc train ncar
tho bridge junction at the bond of Wal—
Enut strcct. New Haven. yesterday
Albert i’ohluian reccivcd a natal yw- "l“l‘lllflll. ”Nil “3M1." hum" d.
u-rday from his falln-r iii-law, .-\. llaciz. -
who is cruising With a party on tin-
"Mystt-n“, Thu-y are at lilwk island.
and Mr. Mull rcpul'ls‘ it l':ll"ll Hf lift)“
blnclish ycstcrday.
l’ioncertiastlc. .\. H. K. M. t' . will
nc-et in its hall in tho lizizctlc building.
dcplvto the harbor of XML
Protect Your Property Against Burglary.
BURGLARY .. . E
- --iasuaaacrr
lii’i'lt!*-'llilllfl
tlrn]: card in Trimmer.
. ‘ «1‘anth «hunt;
and out will wall
so well and so quickly done. it is mostE
'fl-f'tri. l-tlllfit ll slurry;
‘lrull «adult, lti'iwa inttr. ctr/Mas. In lc i any
oil the dim-tor- and the ammo to "W! "WW“- 7* W“ 4.... M n Wt mi
‘ ‘ “ ' " 1l! u H. “but u the use s»! limmfinethmu nwayi
have the library mire such ermipetentl wathrrwm anomalous until. a or Min-r, i‘
‘t ma wlmn'lwy Vere new at aixmi om: iltlh i
price of Marmal- :' mood Marita Wanted.
F. I5. LAWTON & co.
F-L-Y P-A-P—E-R.
TANGLEFOOT, - 2 SHEETS EUR 3 015.
EXQELSIOR,‘ - ll cr. A sum. .
F. o. LAWTDN & ca, 22 South Main Street
‘ :bwmo STREET 3...,
GRAN D MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale "
of Dry Goods!
l’icvious to inventory we have been through the entire stock. and marked cvcry
. thing down. Many-goods are 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
them. , Remember every depart-
is represented in this
‘ salo.
EDWARD'STREET! ,
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORVIALK,00HN.
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION
for the waiter to have to carry a tend: r.
juicy steak from Ayers’ to the table; he
often whispers, to it on the way—"l
wau't yo', ma honey." This week we
will have. a low sale. Leg mutton. lllci
forcquarter mutton, Sc: 3 pounds of the
best salt pork for L‘Bc: tryour pressed hcef
lilo per pound. Fishol all kinds away
down. The cheapest market in the twin
cities. ‘
.
”an. "-1..
FREE DELIVERY.
E ' New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.
HINGTON STREET.
TACKSON’S PJHdTOGRAPHs!
Amunsumsedrorbem Prices Reduced!
of style and finish ......
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET. . - - . - NORWALK, CONN
.. : .
hbunn ‘
DONOVAN annex. WAS
Milli/ANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertisi-
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
RSI-Li
COMSTOCK BRO.
OUR SPECIAL
For this week is the entire line of
Fancy - ' .§
.1 Wash , 1
Vests, _ V
750 .1:
. w. Each!
When you see them you will Wonder how we do it. I Us
the same old story.
Overstocked and we don’t want
to winter tlicm,although they
Bld'g. Norwalk.
don't eat their heads off.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstoek Bros. , Masonic
Our stores
OUTFITTERS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
close
at (‘3 o'clock, excepting Mondays and
........Saturdays........
Comstock Brothers, ‘
Connecticut.
Plais‘ted!
DRUGGIST.
We liavc all the popular
IG SALE
PERFUMES!
b
And sell them at New York
prices. ‘
”0....—
The hot wcaiher
will not be half so ‘
01“ Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
Shorty Sherwood. Hotter!
Doonplenn wrtinn of it. Gui-ovum-
More. «can of Wall and Water flu,
Neural . Call and m the latest
styles in Hair. cm «a. a In it
HOES
THEO. H. OLSEN, ;
8| Washington Street South Npormlk.
l'jl'llllly night.’ After the regular ran“ . The Fidelity and Casualty Insur. ”EEL’EW‘WSW“ if )"’” _ I - I - I .
:llll“,lllll‘il;:t':fi I)" rclzitEon to illtu-bupnvmvE anca C0 ’ of New Yorli. i C t- ‘ . , O
‘as cw: w uroagi up. i» mom E’ {PI t d Fl At TH E0 3
.saryforcicry “1“thm'wlnvwm' A. \\‘.r.itvl-xriumdlu ‘1“.in l\ itlnvl oi l'llt I: als e s ' 0e tore-
‘l'1llllfli'lll \\'lll lu- writ-«l :il llll‘ i‘l-N‘ u! luldll lll'~|ll.ll.‘i‘ who». in: tall pulv-‘uldu . 0 .
lln. meeting. WW“ 0' ‘l O‘d E N
. . ETAVLOR a. GOLDEN, n , . . . .. _
'i'iu-(r'nlupuur-nup Lila: Enron”...- mu!" , E z u b l have bought a stock ol Lounsliury. Mathewson & Lo. s 1' me Ladies” Shoes and
pony. o art on , w lll'l \vmil into! wt ' ~ 9 . w II .‘ ‘ ' . ‘ . ’ . .‘ ‘ . _ .
“WM; “.14“... m"... 5-,“... “u.“ 1...; M|'55t?at"d 5 . 3 e 3 ().\lords, and for on days “Ill sell thun loi
dwlarcd a divulcnd of him» per contE I15 I u 0. . . 1 I
’l’hcrc arc scwrnl ‘l‘lll"}"lllll'll'r.~ in Nor NORWALK. CONN. m co ogne! g '
walk. The rcccivcrs are l. culruaol U - - . -
(lovr-riior I‘m-fin A. ('nult and John It 25th Year l g 0 > I l
liuck of Hartford. 1' ' ' ' ' , , . ' E "“"m‘ . ,2;
' E lfilh \mr m hoiwalk. .5
M u o'clock this evening the Norwalk ‘ 3' E l . . . 3 . , ., E .f‘. ~ , ‘~
we" a ....... W. some on m scum. u “i .. < rain... sum Shops, 92.00 Mm Baoo lillsscl $3.50
of Wall and lust Wall Morris to Hi! , Wm H H Em b li‘ ENE” m. EmE . Eilt‘lc :iWitlilWHl M (l " 7
| . ' ' .' i. l ‘t ' . l‘l ‘ l ww 'lll .l‘ ”>th Hill-inhta ml-i .- l'. all“, hit . I. l. ‘ H (é ' 5,
:‘l H 3“ “WY". r]. ‘ Pk"! “:31": It I“ ”Jim” E1-“;‘lllll'h'l'.llliilllllyuri'Iiv »ll"}>ll|E‘ltlHuit':“Elf E.'II:. n l . o '300() 2.00 “ 4.00 (t 3.00 J
|ll0lll0 o in nahrozi nun -. on . E ginEImucmmuE ‘EM'Eh'E at!» l", i; l‘. on Ml‘E 2 stat'onary M .' 2 O() (l 1 O ‘E O ‘ Z 00 E
llill. .\ now gatr it'll be put in at t c . film lIE-ll‘lv‘il'dmil-31'”3h {pl-"IE “‘3‘" prl out IE, , 2 t 3 . sf) () ( ‘
I ‘ l. ' l ‘ H‘Il l " ll ' El“ ll Ill." n all .qu «lulu, E: n H {I E 4 ' " "' o :
:l'hlr~‘|:flill:-oll’lhc'lhllnnllam'crtlll.‘ " H ll'm‘lhc'llm‘l'l 1...}qu ".‘""|E'E'-"" TM“ E in Blank Ill 4‘ i" E (l ‘ ll 5) " ll ‘
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Thi- l‘ongrcgational .lunior "lllllllilll‘ ‘ .) - r . . .. a .5
Endeavor minty. o! Mumford. \rcii'E MR: KlNG's Backs, U ”.00 l\ lll ()Xllll'll-‘51 .00 “ 2.2 5) (C 1.2 5 E
given a trolley ride to lit l lalmnl. lhlw C y ,. .
dilemma. 'l'hoy lift Mumford m a SCHOOL FOR Boys I Etc' (l 3.00 “ . “ 1.5)0 it 2.00 (C 1.00
Indy at l p, m. and took a s|wial car .~ E. H . ‘ v , .
”ll “WM“ ”‘5'; “WT”? “WWI“ H."llmtkll "I'm ”ll“ HIRMW. Try a burnt llurlbutl's lnvcr- “ l .30 (C “E 1.00
>‘fi'llll0ul'u wi i" spent til l in imam . Hillllllnl‘tl, . E . l'utmm'li ul Hit N. 1;] l 'l . . , .3
and flip return jammy will hp at 5E w I "haw: illih’linlilsl‘t‘ or ll ”.00 lhlr‘l’l/ ()Xlwds72.00 I 0() , I, 7 Q} (.0
M- ILL REOPEI ‘ u c - . mu' DOVS l, was , c
Minnl‘arolnw ti. lit-wins. one of the 250 p... .0,“ 2.()() (l “ 1.00 I ll ‘ _' 7 jéi
«- Lil'mo‘ September 29th.. .. E 5. E .. .. 1 00 100 Children’s nuggetsoc i
mitten of ti - American Library amria— . ‘_ . . . :.
lion. and ll a distinguished librarian of E tlrcr one “WERE"! w )1 have cnteml ml' w-w-Ow ll 1 2 5 H (C 7 50 1 00 “ it (C o 600 E
the Hartford l‘lltl’llfy, paid the city of W" ”0'" ”"5 ”WI-AW E Em ' l
Nurwalk l’ublh' Library a viait of .«crrr- ' ‘ R H PLAISTED
a] boom yuntmlny. Mien llvwiiia has H Y A 0 . ,
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' a ' ( ~ I » » 4 T‘ . . .
.ll'fil'lhlllli'i‘il'.Ellingtliifiriil 3mm 3V6 0U ny ld lhe alioie are all the Latest St) his and l. p-to—llato, and if hard
‘ - . . 43 Washington . 7 . . . . . _
upon this llmt the horwalhhbrary was ' . “f l'k ' llll Cltl'ih' 'Llill‘llllll ' ( I { (Mr I - l. \ t '
modclcd. Min lien-ins crprrmwi her | verware you SUOC‘, 0 .d . ‘E ‘ n “ I" d , I" It WI" l" the] 'MH‘ 8‘ SJ“ "V"!
will with enthusiasm as to its location.5 so. NORWILK. llhhl iii A\ (ll'lvillk.
appointment.- and the details of admin-i c ’t U
istmliou. Rho was much mtprimdthatl an 58 "
a... work of preparation maid have been 3 E," ”Wm” «will-n Help Em ,, m... ..n. EE E
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