3 11111111 11111 W 11111 11v 1111
\
SEI'IIllEl’S IIEPIIIIIEIIS.
one cl 1111111111.. The, tunes that
In "melt, Inuit Net-walk and Vicinity
During Mr Diurnal lumylnu.
There will be a dance at The Knob to.
morrow night. _______
~8pring chickens are 1011 a pound at
the Star market.
An improvement is noted today in the
condition of General D. N. Couch.
Joseph Miller, of Seymour 9 grocery,
1esumed his duties today after a brief
illness. "mm“
~Weukllslutlt‘, N. Y. Mkt.
The Arion Singing society will meet
for a rehearsal tonight, in its hall in
Madison street.
Miss Anna Dickermau, of High street,
will entertain several friends at tea
thisafternoon. __”
Tomorrow the Naromake Gun club
will shoot another match with the
Bridgeport team. '
Frederick Madden, 11! J. C. Wilt-101181
Uo.’ s but factory, is quite sick at his
‘11ome, 8 Day street.
~Youman derby, '96. O’Brien.
Henry Froeb and Herman Malmo left
South Norwnlk this morning on their
wheels for Glen Island.
The remains 111 Annette Swan. daugh-
ter of the late Henry Swan were
brought to Norwalk fcr burial yesterday.
Fred Bryant, of 23 Elm street, and
George T. Burwell, of- New Haven,
wheeled to New York and back one day
this week. ’7.
Miss Martha Gregory, principal of the
North Centre school, has received 11
flattering odor of a position in the Hart-
ford schools.
The governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht club will meet tonight with
Vice-Commodore A. C. Chasmar, at ‘39
Washington street.
Victor Wood Ferris, the genial chief
01" the D11in News reporterial stall, is
running the paper today, in the absence
of Editor Rodemeyer.
liatting in Dinbnry is gradually pick-
ing up. There has been a considerabh»
increase in sliipu11111ts.t11.ls week colu-
parcd with last week.
_..,,, .. 5-1”--.
--l)1111ghters of Rebel: ahf {113111111 and
dance. (Snider 5 H1111. Row 11yton. M1111
day evening, August 21. Ticket, in-
cluding refreshments, 12.311.
The First and Third district Republi-
1'11111-a1111ns will be hold at the Town
House, tonight, for the 1111111111111 111‘ deh-
gates to the various conventions.
—-.\11111's, l1 15s'g11lf111ps. O'Bri11111's
The 111111111111rsof thol lricnt r. 11 ing 11111111
have 11111 11 requested to11u:111.t11tth1 l‘lmttls
of thctlricnt Cycle club, 1 State street.
Westport. this evening at H o'clock.
«Smoke lmmrialtlmwn cigars and‘
got your money‘s worth.
I’iom-er Castle, A. 1). K. M. (3., of
Norwalk, will meet tonight. Slum-11111
Lonnnaudcr George W (‘otllu will 111-!
present: also a delegation of Palestine
i'astlu. of South Norwalk
l'atru-It (ioldrh'k and Miss .Iohannu
lilattlums were marrild at S.1llur5 11
r111't11r5. Wednesday11v,1-1ling by 11411. .I
It Daugherty \lr. liohlrhk 11111111511111-
11111111 1‘. .I ( 'urtisaud lives at l:. 1.11111 ‘
urd strtmt. where a reception 1111-1 1111111.
1-111’14'1105' ulpinrs. $1.111?“ H'tlrien‘s.
A party at South
11111111111 will golitkuupo ll anh, tonight.
fora Ill malight ride. They will 11111111
tia- Sonth Norwnlk (11mm goltnlml
11lmrvll1 about .'1 o‘clock. 1n Gregory" 11
large rart‘yall.
'l‘ht1 llridgnlmt lhmuhlicans 111111-
1111111tml W. 1'21 Sevloy, (1111th 11111111111.”
11111111111111” and ti. 1'}. Sonu'rs, do!"
11111111111 tho 11111111111111.1111111111 mint-11111111
'l‘hov urn tacoralvh1 to the tin-1111111111111"
of I '11ngr11mnau llill.
Wis-1111111111111. 1"“. N. Y. 131111.
Nov. Joseph 1. ton-rowv. of 1311-11111 -
port. who is supplying It 1'. 1\. ll
\V'yatt'sp'dpltin the Norwalk Birth-1-
di-d 13111111111 during August.
Hun-1.111 11‘1le to young worm-u, his 11111-
311-1 11.-.1111 “The New Wo'nan "
A horse driven by 11 1111111 11111111111
Adams. whoa-11111111111111 Norwalk. ran
away on Nor-Jinn llill lnnt night, 'l'lw
luau. 111141111111! under lin- iutim-nw- of
lulu-r. “11.-thrown out. sinking upon
11 .- lira-1.11111 was 1111111111..-.11.-111111112.
Til-111m 1'1-11n11ll. otinuaha.Mina-11a.
form-111w! 14111111 Norm-H1. is 1-11 111.1-
way lid-at to ram 11911117014. Alli-r a
short stay In: Will leave for Nannie.
where he will purznn 1111- study 111‘ music
tcrtwuyvars Mr I’ll mil 111111 In 111-.
tmtvnjmnihl 1111111: “U and 111. .11 llllllfl’".
----ls1g 1111111. l“.“' N 1 Mid. .
Nov-11.11111 young
will preach ,
The 1.1111111911111115, of Dsnbury,sre
at the Green cottons.
M
Joseph Unsweiller and Miss
Yonnss will wheel to Bridgeport
row.
Bernard Tully, of Norwalk, attended
the silver conference in New Haven. yes-
terday. 1-.--..
E. S. Treaty and wife. of Yonkers,
are guests of Timothy Foster, at Sunset
cottage.
_ .1 -
Charles 1.1111111111111111 resigned his po-
sition in Waterbury and returned to
Norwnlk.
The ladies o! the Episcopal church, of
Lewisboro, held 11 sociable Wednesday
evening, netting over $10. ’
fi—m——
~Y11ung's derby, '96.
Tomorrow evening, at the Bell 111-
land concert. Alfred Helium will favor
the audience with baritone selections.
’ e
\.
O'Brien's.
G. Willis White, of Norwalk receives
Chinese and San Francisco papers,
which he sends to the Norwal'k Library.
A very enjoyable dance was given at
The Knob. last night, in which a large
number of Norwalk 11 young people par-
ticipated.
The awnings have been removed from
the Norwalk Boston store to flu-ilitate
the work of the painters, who are decor-
ating the building.
The Congregational Sunday 1111110111,.
ot‘Lewisboro, will picnic at Eden PointI
. for 121: 11 pound at the Star market.
5 low 111g:
Mrs. deardBndleymtlltllflolmd, .
at Taylor avenue. are lettering from in~
termittent fever. .
-—-You canvbuy prime rib roast beef
A small river of tar flowed through
West avenue and Butler street. yester-
day utternoou, the result of careless
management of a leaky tar barrel.
Republican caucus at the Town House,
tonight.
The remains of Mrs. Antoinette Swan,
dunghtbr of the late Henry Lamb. who
died in Pittsfleld, yesterday, were
brought to Norwalk this afternoon and
buried in Norwalk cemetery.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Hobbs, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado. This makes Mrs. II.
it. Hobbs, of East Wall street. 11 grand-
mother.
A runaway was averted this morning
by the prompt action of Alfred Outbill,
clerk at From-isn‘t (111’s clothing store.
A horse standing in front 01' the library
building started 11p Washington street,
and was just getting up 11 good rate of
speed when Mr. Cutbill ran out and
climbed into the rear 111 the wagon,
11 hero be secured the reins and stopped
the hon-111
A JOKE ON THE DRUMMERS.
Adjutant Crolut Fines Quartermaster Noyes'
Guests Seveniy-iive Cents tor Drinks.
'.l‘l1oBridg1-port Farmer tells the fol-
L. Bergman, of ('I1iuigo, and (icoxgo
next Tuesday. A sociable will be held
next Thursday evening.
Albin Nenkirchner and Dennis Dono-
van went down the bar or yesterday;
afterclams. They returned last night
with a good supply of the bivalves.
The Ghost club. of Stamford, has
chartered a car on the Norwalk '1‘r1tm- ‘
w11y road and will enjoy another trolley
ride to Norwallt, next \Veduvsday night. ,
'-l"r1.111 on Sat, t‘nlll purses. A. l’. '1‘. '
()1. ll Main street.
Not-Inc has yet 111-1111 obtaim 11 to 111-»
whorcalmuts of Fred Fritz, who roblwd .
Charles llawxhurst. as rep-mod 11.111111"
.-iv(-Iy in The Sentinel. yesterday.
Selectman .\l1'rrili 1111111111111 :1 po~tai
card, this morning, 1mm S1111-1-tlntn1
Themesnvho iscruising oil Block Island,
stating that yesterday the party caught ‘
in two hours halt a ton of 1'odfish. 1
T1111 fishing party («1111111114411 111’“. 11.3l
Alli-u, llorlu-rt “ills-$111. Arthur Wheat-
11ra11d Smith Northup, who spunt 5‘11»
t111‘d;1y down tlu1 l1'1rl1 1r, 1'1'211r111'd with
111111 puny sin-1111111111 of a 111111-1111le
—l"owls, 123.5". N. Y. 51kt.
Iu‘lirtield (' unity N: 111 111:1 ,1t111
:11: 1111 ll L1llltllv
'.1 ~1111Ill ~1111~
T1111
1 '11ntr.11 V.1ti1111::la111ltl111\.
of 311111111131. 1111111 1'--»111»ir1-1l
ply-1111111 111111' 111111 dollar silt-'1' 1'1-:titi-_
which they an1 1-.\rh:111,:'ug with
tlu11rt'11stom11ts. '
2111-1,
hills 1". Morris, daughter of l’hilo .\l111‘- ‘
ris,11t Bridgeport, 1111! her home shortly
,11efor11 1111111 Wednesday. and lllh disap~
V‘pcan-d as lllyrllt'l'lmlhly as though sin
had two s\11'11lh)\\'11d up by 11111 earth.
She had 1111111 an 1111111111.
In the shown» 11! t'.1pl.1il1 Hauling.
-l" lrst Lieuton. mt 'l‘ollcs h is 11111111111 run
lottho "Iwiu (‘ity “lot-1111111 to Slam-
lb1rd..~'unday. starting Irma the 1'11111
111111111111 at '1 ti't'ltn'h'. and leaving Siam
Itord on the return at} o'clork.
.1 ‘ §
l 1\ pnrtv coullum-d ol Alissa-1- Stria'
Mair
iWhltno-y, ll.1'1.~v Williams. 11.11111
lktu. lathe! 3111-1111 1v. loan toll-v. ”ml-1‘11
.‘tltln'llutlsr' I'm! 1 .lr-t-r. 1.111111 1‘1111111.
ll-1roy11njoy1'11a 11.11! UllJtlllHN I! Hot-1
lhcil's "call! 11111111111 “lnolm” last night.
lit-hop\l'll!1utu».1rhohas 11111-11 111-111111-
led to ll!“ hon-11 at Mlllilli’lti‘dll for 1h.
'groatur part 11.1111 1111111111111. 111' 13111111»,
millit 111111.1- 1111.1!111 tutu’ll’l my 11!
[1111111111111-11111111.1~ noon-111111 1111111151.
21111111 1111111111 loom-1:1 an 1.1-. moon 1! 11am-
2 111111 11111111.
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HI 11y 1h!1 ll ”'Hl‘lllltl 1 11111111115311}!
Lthrough thud-1 11 11111-111.- i« 111;: 1-11 111
‘1 1. near Ill" “21-31 111.1 111 111111 111111;." ,
rout-4111.11- .1111 th- 1111. and 1111-1 1111-‘11112111
l-'ltot|vr11ntidI1-I ”11
.”1111111111111011113-1111'111 plight uninjurmi,
Moon-l ,. 11!!"1“ 11.-11.111111111111111»
11', 111.11- 11 11111111!
I' is 111111 11 ‘1111' m 11 that lit-1 «Isht-
ol Wilbur I'I. lllul . llu Stratford “yd-"r
drab-r. who loll town suddenly,'l'n1'11dayA
r11a1'1111t“1.'""1..11ul 1111-1 11111111111! may lu-
douldr I. ”11111 1»1 twin 1rd to 11:11'11 111111
anywhvrn {mm 51111111 to MUM-0 wnh
him at the time of hi“ departurn, Ilia:
wilekn-M'w 91111111111111! hi1- it'll-11111111111111,
» Th1 “maul! 1111' 11111111151 of th1 111 w
loam-1 til at laundry In 11111111111111 duel
has 111111111151 1111-1111711! tiw 11151 111-11111 for
”111111111111 tit-'11” it in st: WW MI 11111111-
lion pronto-ally hrnlihfnl [Ht drinking
tulip-M's. tie to 1111111; in it onlr a tram
111 free and
New-111111111" it tSle1rItlltlil'll'l'il that it
111 tilt-11M. Tin-i-1gnt1llde dyt- 111 the
«alt-r is lulu-11 «1111 at the I‘onnm'lirut
laundry by 1311- 11 1o aerating tiller 111-1111
lthrrr.
inlaster Noyes.
gnight, 11nd shared the extra rot in his
3 morning. Adjutant (11111111111111 Lieuten-
; o'clock.
111111111111g11:1r1l."
,a 1111111". 111111 Noyes tur1111d (WW 1111 his
jplllow to 511111111111‘ 11 laugh.
easy allmmlrtoid mounminfl
Kirk. of St:.1ulford two couniuucial
drummers. were the guests of (Quarter-
of Stamford, Tuesday
tent. Atexat'tly '3 o'clock Wednesday
ant 11111111111111. of (‘onipany It, entered
the tent. ('1'1-1‘11: wore his vast-iron
face, and ordered ll!" lieutenant t1-
romc the 11111111111111. \thn the manner—
111111 1111111 111111111111 1111111111315: tho 11djntant
demanded their parses. They got up
and meolvly lzzlndvd 11111111 to him.
“Those passes are not good 11111111 I“
and I'll have to takt1 both of
guard house, Lieutenant,
t!1.1111d111'1d the adjutant
Th1- 1rightcu1-11 1'1111111111'112111 1111111 11111111'
you to 11111
Adjutant
t'rot‘ut said that all explanation 111111111
l-11 111111111 at tho gnarl! house. 1111111 11111
1111111 put on their clothes, and la-ggt'd
(‘rot’ut not to call a guard sound. When
‘53 WALL STREET, - - . . .
11111 men had dressed. til-1 adjutaut
said he was satislied that More was 1111;-
1111111111111 on tho 111 111111 to 111111111 th111
r1111 5 of 1111 camp, and 1f th1 5' 111111111 s11! l
11 up he \1 cold «hop the 1.1s1.
" lint 1111 111111: 11 t. 11115thing to sot
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’l 1111 adiutz 1111 said there 11.111 lots of it I,
in i[darn-1111: 1st11r Voyu‘ 1'1>h1 t, 1111111111) E
l
(‘lll 1
11.1-‘11' what tin-5' wanted from 11. 'l‘iu'n
.‘.<l,,1xtant ('r- 11'111 churgcd tin- 1:11-11
~111.11nty-ti\'1- outs for 11111 drinks. '1‘111 11
1|11'_\‘ #1111 Jul 11 lehl'.
Protect Your Property Against Burglary.
BURGLARY
-|NSURANCE!
1111111111111:
The Fidelity and Casualty Insur-l ~o
ance 00., of New York.
“'1- .111 1-1-11111111’111 writ: 11 11 111111111! I'- --111 l
1:11.11 “Now 1111- -ilr,1. 3-11 11.1! 11111-111l11~1
111-111 11- 11! 1
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. v.-
NORWALN. CONN. ‘
25th Year.
Hill l'mu in .\'--11\'nlk.
BOARDING AND MY SCHOOL. 1
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11 Jill
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MR. KING'S
lililll“ till) S‘l‘lll‘ZIIT.
Mumford, 1 . , .
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
1 trot one humlrmllwys 11111111 cuter-1d 1111!»
1111111 from this school.
A1111. 1 1m
Have You Any Old
Silverware You
Can’t Use
ll‘tlnw'ntflgtufllm141141111141,”11,-,,1111.li
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tin-11111. “lust Mio- 1111.
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l‘hnnwtwu'hr-y 1111-11-11 we at 111111111 1111111 111111
11111 1111-11-11 now 1111-1-11- 1 two-i 11mm wanted.
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511111111 Sherwood. Hatter!
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11111151011. .3 . 1 1 or. A sneer.
11.11. LAWTON 11 1:11., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD STREET,
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
Of Dry Goods!
1’1'1111111111 to Inventory we have been through the entire stot k, and marked every
thing 111111 11. 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-1
isrcpresented in this
sale.
EDWARD STREET! .
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION
for the waiter to have to carry 11 tender-
juicy steak from Ayers’ to the table; ht
often whispers to it on the way—~“i
wan’t yo’. 111a honey." This week W1
will have a low sale. Leg mutton, 10o:
‘ forequartermutton. 511: :Ipouuds of the
best suit pork for 21311.; try our pressed bee!
lilo per pound. Fish of all kinds away
. down. The cheapest market in the twin
Cities. 3
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
1 ‘ ' ‘ FRANKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLDCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
:IACKSWDNW’WS} 1-1 61 o G R A P H 51
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style 111111 finish ......
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
NORWALK. CONN
WANT ANYTHING ‘1’
No 11111111 to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
l
R. H.
SMMs.
For 2 Dollars!
AT COMSTOCK-
BRos,_.
BIG ODDSIN YOUR FAVOR!
O
All this has reference to our
BARGAIN PANT SALEll
$3.51) and $11 1
Pants Reduced to $2!
lu'.
11
.1; 5
111 i
1191'
We have selected from our choice stock of
men‘s pants those that have been selling from
s; 5010 $5.21 pair, and put them all on one
The
sizes run from 50 111.111 1.1.1111:t.1111d all length
table to sell at the uniform price 0182.
of legs. 311111 5111110111 and rough geods,
plain colors. plaids and stripes.
A .
_—-—-—
Comstock Brothers,
PIONEERS OI" LOW PRICES.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Connecticut. '
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
11111cs.
—-—o
The hot weather
Will 1111! be hull $11
oppressive if you
Evening .
Comstock Bros. Masonic
PI ' t d ' Sentinel. . 1111113, Norwalk.
_ v m.
a 18 e . ~ 5 I E
DRUOGIST. B I G A
We have all the popular \\
PERFUMES! OfMen’s
' 1
And sell 1111-111 at New York Ladies .
and
Children’s
”SHOE
()ccuplenn portion of P1. (inuowskl's
more 11 1111111: 111 Wall and W111 or 811.,
Namath. 1.1111 and nu the littlest
styles In list-n, 1.119111, etc. 11 111511
cusc a
. . ,
'3 “Plalsted 511 At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
0
'- Uld 1 . . . . .. . . .
I n l; I have bought 11 stock 111 1.01111511111‘5', Mathewson h: to. s 1111111 Ladies 1Shoes and
l S we" 3 ()xlords, and tor 111) days will sell them tor
i" 111
11 Cologne! o 1. HAI F PRICE” . .
o 0
U -1-1-—"-1-0 >
P n _ 7 A , __, ~11
a‘lé‘t"'l‘° l‘i“°"‘t 51 I.:11lu1s’$1.00811011s, $2.131) Men s 811.00 linssct, 1.11-3.50
p 111151.11 111:11 . 1 _. 1 .
3,-- , 0 1‘ 3.00 1- 2.1111 11 1.110 1- 5.00
;-2‘ Statuen‘ary,g a 2.00 11 1.50 ‘1 53.00 “ 2.00
+1 3'31“! 01 1' 1.50 “ 1.110 1‘ 12.51)) “ 1.50
Books, 11 210011111oxen-111,150 ‘1 2.271 “ 1.2 5
Etc. “ 2.00 “ 1.50 “ “2.01) “ 1.00
'l‘t‘yalloxotllutllullt'slnvcr. “ 1.50 (I “ 1.00
acts. 31.1111'1',1.1111111111‘ it : . 0 5 ll 7 ( Xl’ll €2.00 . . . ' ,.
1111'11111111111111- a 5000 R“St ") 11 8’1 50 100 paw Iloys Hines, (100
25° P" so" 11 1.5” 11 11 1:0” 100 “ Clllltll'tdI‘S liltSStllpb‘Oc
-»»»--—o a 1‘2 5 a a 75,). 10(5) “ 1‘ i" 603
' ' The above are all the Latest Styles and [foul-11:11.11, and 11' hard
gfrn‘t’mm" work and clos 1 attention will do it, it Will 111- the Biggest Sale over
$0.NORWALK. hold in Norwalk. - 1
*THEO. H. OLSEN,
8! Washington Street South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler