Mon 1111: 1111 111111111 011
nu can an III M lllVEll.
‘ . Ir. Carr’s Item [sum III a Ills oath-
' Sprinter Keogh VIM Fruit Laurels—Sun-
day Sunless.
I . The recent contest on the Norwalk
Fair Grounds track between aWeat-
port bicycle rider and an East Side run.
when“ given the devotees of athletic
spate something to talk about. Everett
Stunned was toride one mile on his
bicyclevvhile Dan Keogh was to run
halt a mile. a substantial. prize to go to
the winner. Keogh won easily, making
thohalf mile in ‘I’ :.11II Stannard hadto
let the crowd up because of his defeat.
Frank E. Carr was with his
horse, yesterday afternoon: near the
Standard Oil Works on the Wilson
Point road, and had just unfastonod the
hitching rein preparatory to stepping
into the wagon, when the horse started
and ran ata lively pace to a barn in
Bunford place, into which it turned and
stopped. The repairs to the wagon cost
Mr. Carr 33.
Mill Bertha Conklin, of Third avenue,
who injured her spine by falling 011
some machinery in Roth & (Iold-
sohmhit’e corset factory in South Rior-
wulk, is able to walkagain for the first
time in four years. Miss (Jouklin is
steadily, but slowly gaining strength,
undher many friends will be pleased,
‘ " .‘ tohear of her recovery.
The house at II'.? First avenue, owncd
hyE. E. Gorham and brother. of Kato-
nah, and occupied by Robert J. Brown.
, has been sold to William Gehrmaun
Mr. Brown will vacate the premises
1 . October lst, and they will undergo ren-
ovation and repairs ’
' The Rev. B. B. Gibbs, of New York
city, will preach in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church, tomorrow
morning. His subject will be, “An
Unaelfish Christianity." In the even-
ing, Rev. E. R. Bennett will preach
at 7:30. . .
f . Miss Mary Tronnson. of (Jove street.
willgoto Riverside, September h‘th. to
begin an engagement as teacher in the
public school there. Miss Tronnson is I1
graduate of the East Norwalk school.
and also the State Normal schI'Iol.
. Afew friends and relatives of Wil-
line B. Godfrcy surprised him at his
hone in Fort Point street. yesterday,
in honor of the anniversary of his birth.
Refreshments were served and all had a
very enjoyablc time.
A large party of East Norwalk people
had an enjoyable trolley ride, yesterday
afternoon, over the entire line of the
Norwalk Tramway company. The of-
fair was arranged by Mrs. E. E. (:nr-
ham.
'Chnrlcs F. Marvin. of New llavcn,
formerly of Norwalk. attended the
reunion of the Twenty-eighth Connecti-
cut Volunteers, at Gregory's Point,
yesterday. ...._
The Connecticut Laundry has placed
nreoeiving basket at E. III. (Iorham’s
wall paper store, 10 First avenue. (lol-
leetions will be made twice daily.
James Trounson. w atc Whman in bonus-
hury, Mathewson or. (,o. II shoe traitor-y,
started for the Naugatuck vallcy. today,
to spend a week.
Daniel Morrell is suffering from a
sprained ankle, caused by turning his
foot when he jumped into his boat,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William l'ulow and
daughter Sadie, of (love street. have re-
turned from a visit on Long Island.
It is probablc that tho Republican
club will holdunmcling soon, and 110»
gin the campaign with IIIsIIII-h-nmking
audmusic. -m...
David Nash fIIlI ovcrbourd from M.
D. Randall's dock, yostI-rduy afternoon.
and landed on his face In the mud.
_...
Rod Clover cottage. on thII (lulf i’as-
tun beach road. is no longer red, having
been painted a slate color.
Mn. Ella rivalries, III Norwu'h. is
Visiting Mr. 111 Irs. Edward Woman
of VanZanIIt IInuII.
In. Whitmoro and family. of Porn
mt. have returncd from It visit in
Port Washington.
B, U'NE’ll. of thI.I Brooklyn llrc «III.
Walnut,“ visiting William IlIIIlforn.
of Third avenue.
Tbecrop of weeds has been ham-sled
from around the lmIllIrw IIIIIIIIIIriIIII
monument.
Mrs. Annie Fisher. of (Jove street.
has meted from a recent sicknm.
Predlavejoy hasplacod sells on his
yacht. the "Howling ’l'IuvIr,"
George Robbins has moved froth Han—
ford place to l-louth Norwalk.
M. A. J. Bmith and family returned
fleein- 1m Ian-Idol In the hop or 1119
W Hill, by the Twin City
11111»qu ‘I 1
Womanhood isplsoe.wbo
was riding by. passed . men, who
threw shines at 111111. and . -. thinks they
destroyed the sign.
There will be bupti service to
morrow night at 7:30 o'ol- Ik, in the Ad:
vent Christian church, VInZandt ave-
one.
The funeral of Mrs. M l“. Cooke,
of 110 Van Zandt avenue, will be held
tnnorrow afternoon at 3 0' look.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
spend Sunday with their
New Canaan.
llymour will
an Robert, in
Frank E. Carr started yesterday for
Midlllctown.
CRANBURY
A Sunday whool 0011113 11cc will be
held in the chapel Mon ay evening,
August 31st, under the a piece of thc
Connecticut Sunday School association.
Rev. Arthur Requa, of Nor ton, and W.
N. Himons. of Norwalk, will speak.
The following order of ser ices will be
observed: TWO o'chmk, pr%h'crs, praises,
promises; selections from "III'iuIIIphant
Songs No 5"will‘bo, IIsoI; announce-
ment; subjects “Our State (011vention;"
discussion; topic, “The GrIIItest Needs
of Our Sunday School."—
organization and manage out: in re-
spec I to Bible instruction and study: in
respect to personal spiritual work.
CRANBURY.
Miss Wecd, of South i
been a guest of Mrs. (.‘harlc
Mrs. Tinckler and gra
Lillie Bonner, have retuI'nc
mine.
orwalk, has
IGrcgory.
Ill-daughter,
l to Silver-
Johu B. Gregory and William T. (ire-
gory are at Gulf Pasture beach today.
School opens on Monday. ,
Mrs. Jennie Smith, of N Irwalk, who
has been visiting Mrs. Fraik Gregory.
is visiting rclatIvcs in West 11.
Mrs. II'rank Clark. :Icco
Mrs. Josephine Downs, of
wcrc guests of Miss llattio
Friday.
IIpanicIl by
Bridgeport ,
Wyman, on
more“
Mrs. J. (I. Crokcr, of Wc..tport. is the
guest of hot sister, Mrs. W. '1‘. Lock-
wood.
Mrs. (‘I. (7. M. Gregory is
of :1 lino bicycle.
ho possessor
Miss Marion ()lInstcud i.-
wooh's outing at Hickory ll
Tho “lion HIII'” entertain
Congregational church, on 'I
ning. under the auspices of
U. l-l., was very plcasing to lll, especial
Iv Mr. Jackson's tinedI-scriitiou of the
leaIlIng incidcnts of the subjects. As
the society I'IIceivcs $10 'of he proceeds,
it Is quite gratifying to then.
Mrs. Mary Ilubhell, wh
sponding two weeks in Wilt
to hcr homc in South Norm
hing.
Mrs. l’crcy .\ckcrinan 1pm sou arc
enjoying a
nil". ‘
cent at the
IIosday cvc-
he ‘1'. l’. S
I has been
III. returned
k. last cve-
spcnding a wock in Bruucwillc, with
hIIr Inothcr.
The Mullins boy. who .tole several
hundrcd dollars worth of will from a
storage home ‘111 Norwal , was not
found until Tucsday IIIUI‘IIIIIII, when his
mother gavc him up to the o Ilce1s.
Fainan ssludge ola see.
A “IIsthIrr dispatch
\lurp‘ny. presidcnt of the lI‘IIt l{lion's
association. yi‘NIOFIIQ)’ wen to New
York, whcrc hc acted as jut go in a pro-
liminnry I'III'II III-twccn four men, all of
whom \vI-igh morc than '.Ill pounds.
'I'l1cwinIIcrIIf this cvcnt \vll compote
for thc assIs'iatIon cupvahcd at $511,
which is IIlYIIreIl the fastcst man at the
annual clam bake of lhc l".11 Mon,
which is lobII bold in Hunt! Norwalk.
'I’hursday.
Mortal Relations In re 1:.
l’crslu bclng II MolInmmI-Il or country,
polygamy is practII-I-d, but ‘IIIIIIIIII have
for morII libcrty than in 'l‘nikcy.
ally among the burnt and 111i
:1 man has butonc-WIIII; sun
of lIIoec with I'hlhllcss spIIIII
am)“ Is III" rnll'. 'I'III- IIIIIIIIII
Ily Is trcutcd wIth the aim
by lot husband and chiIIIrI'I
variably on IIIIInI'rM Ill low
and ”won arc quny strong 1
ambitions \UIIIII-II who IIIIII'I
purl in politics. In IIII I'IuIII
IIIIIII woman thII IIIIIrII loy of
bony. Hhc has bcr fights,
and III-r plum-urns and at 11m
in amusing mgurn's.
HIIII of "III grmtl InIIiI-s of
requested by an ugml IuIII
IIIoIluh to giro him “no of h
molds as a wife. ’I‘III- old 11
rIIIIIly married to a tIIruIagun
pcnIIII In IIII n hicnd of tlw
”: IIIII'IItion. who now saw
lumly for a jokc. "I WIII g
maid as wife, ll "numb."
"and. 111an- than llmt. I will
IIxI-IIIIIIIIII of thc wedding. and
that there is a notable IInlrIrt
A Icw days afterward IIIIIIIIII
Mmally marricd to is rolled Iridc at tho
hon-w III thcgrnat lady. All he elite of
the women of Shiraz Iron-Invited to tho
wrddlng. but when after lhI banquet
the print attIImptI-d to 1111ch I his ina-
morala IIIII hidmnl Inc-I of a n IIIII protra-
IIiomIl balloon or jester was (Ilaclruwd In
his astonished gum and Ho IIIIthario
was phased out of thII hon-II amid the
laughter of tho ngIat lady's guests,
among whom WM the old mm ‘s wife--
Fortnightly Review.
Usu-
II III classes
i 1 1th case
II monog-
of u lum-
Ist III-spcct
and Is in-
Iwn home,
IIIIIIIII and
an active
is the l'I-r-
1111- volan
hIIr IlIIlIIIs
Is indulges
Shiraz was
I] favor“!
Ir waiting
on has al-
, who him
great lady
hc oppor-
vII you my
she said,
my all the
i will sue
I‘ImnIIIIt. "
print was
i I respect to-
ga...” ..—~—
DAILY IlIIUIIU M? Di ITEMS fIIIlil
IIUII IIIIIIFIY SUUIIIEIIII SUUUIIU.
Sears item at Inlemt Which The Sentinel:
Sedition rm to Write About—flu Colon
and Coming 01 Our Village People.
Miss Amy Cole is expected home today
from a three Weeks' visit in Bedford, N.
Y. , .
Mrs. Byxbee and her two daughters
returned to Broo lyn. yesterday. after
spending the summer at the home of
Samuel Fickett.
Rem-F. V. Atkinson will occupy the
pulpit of the Baptist church, tomorrow,
for the last time as its pastor. The Y. 1’.
S. C. II). meeting at (1:210 will be led by
DeWitt II‘crris. Topic, “Thc Happiness
of Heaven." I
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, who
have been three months with their
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Sharer. returned
to their homcin Brooklyn, this week.
Miss Flora Bond, :pId Mrs. Royal Mills
and daughter. went to Canaan, today.
to visit friends.
1t. 1". Ellendorf returned to Water-
bury, Thursday.
Miss 13. Louise Stevens, of Main
street, has returned from a. three weeks'
visit with Miss Lydie Place, at Asbury
Park.
BROAD RIVER.
There will be preachmg at 4 o'clock
in the Broad River chapel, Sunday, by
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey, perhaps the
last opportunity for some time, as he
goes to college September 15. All we
cordially invited.
_’
Tax Collector’s Sale.
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DON’T GET LEFT
behind in thc swim
while cvcryone else
is gathering in the
astonishing b a r -
gains in silver nov-
I-ltics ochrIId by H.
II. lllll'T at such
low prices. .'I” I'IIIIIIII
on dollar cannot be
IIvIIIchl for such
goods and prices
wow new board of. and to he caught
napping whilc they arc being sold like
hot cakeh may not be a crime . but it isa
III-11d loss.
All sileII' novelties I'IHI' on the dollar
1111111 Scpt. lst.
H O M E R B. H 0 Y1" 5
Je Dptleel Store,
lugton Street.
TO LET I
IN THE
IIIII-liIIII, IIIIIIIII
Lincoln Storage Building.
Just erected by the
Nelson Taylor Estate
THREE STORES
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”aimed and divided to IIIIII lcnImls IIIII'
lIItIIIuIIIIIIly lo
TAYLOR II OOLDIN,
III Washington Street South Norwnlk.
CIDER I
William HIM-tug,
llon-Iat hlII Blue
I Mondays and Friday-.51 IIII' Minn IIIII [IrIII 3!.
GIDERI
or has I'ommnn-I pipe one
IIIIIIIIIIII (‘lIlIIr lrnunlng
I 1 2 cents I1 ulIIIn. r 111w
.r.1v.nI'1IcurI.1.. Notifier. .
One night only.
Thursday, September 3rd.
A famous playI
“THE BURGLAR”
IInnluhtsIA New York clll'. III the Madison
. I‘IIIuIIro 'I'IIIIIIlrII.
MR. Al'cusrcs 'I‘IIOMAS'
FouraI-t comedy drama. from tho story of
EDITHA'S BURGLAR.
by Mrs. T-‘IunIIes IloIlgsIIo llIIrIIIItt.
Direction ofA.Q.Scnmmon.
'. 511v. T.’»I.HII.1tsIII WcIIII' I- all Tom-
lInIIII ..
l’riIIIIs :lfII
HOVT'S TH EATRE
Thursday, September so.
Stet IIoII's lllg Spectacular
Uncle Tom’s
Cabin.
'l‘ iIo‘ llurnum oI lhcm all.
50 Men, Women
and Children!
“HIIIIII' Band and Orcchslru.
A Great Company! A Great Cust'
"'I‘IIII'II'I IRIIH, TWIIIIIurks. Eva a II her Pom.
l'IlllI'n‘ I.IInoStnI (JIIIII'IIItte, AIII II‘.!" Maud.-
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l‘hu'eIs. IIIIIIIIIII (Nam-Mic .I1IIIIIIIohIIIgIrI.
llIIIIkIInIl \IIIIg ltuIIcIIrs. Shunt-rs. etc. A
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l’lll't‘.~ 15.17IIIIIII .'IIII‘H'III
Scots IIIIIv IIII ‘ltle at I‘ lIIi-Itcd'.
NIHFIN
“tableau \, (furs,
.\ «lght of .'1 lIlII-
IIIIIl l'inIIcII'II
HORWALII OPERA HOUSE.
1". w. MITCHELL .,
oss ‘sIIIII'I' ostr.
Tuesday,$ept. 151'.
.\I III-IIrunIeIIl \mIIII 11's sz-otmt ~ingI': r and
I'veIIIIIIn IIIuIII It IIIIInc IIIIIIII.
JAMES A. REILLY
[l’I l1?»
Unser
Max
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IIIIIpII ~00th I I-IIll II IIIIII
Souls, at “III-I1 I and
HouYT'S. THEATRE
Monday, August 3|.
Morrison’s
Original famous scenic and
DramatIC production 01
FAUSTII
With its wcmderful clcutrical and calcium
cfl'III-l's
The Marvelous ‘Brocken' Scene
With (iIInninII Music In! Lightning and
tho Magic Rain of I'Irc.
l’roduccd hero- in III cntirIIty. ’l'hII c11-
lirc production IIntircly now
this scam".
l'riccs L’BI', III-M', I’Ilh', 7.3". Seats now on
solo at I’Iaistcd's aIIII i’lIIIIIIII's stores.
ROTOI‘J POI NT
AUDITORIUM
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
l'roscntinga high clans. novel and do;
cidedly plcasing II ntIIrtuinment,
consisting of
Ventriloqulsm,
Prestidlgitstion.
VoeelIsm and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettu,
Acrobatic
Speclsltles, etc.
Punch and Judy.
For the children. Matinee ces: Adults.
Ion; l'hlldrsn. I'Ic. Ironing,
10 and 20 cents.
Excursion
Tn
PLEASURE BEACH l
Sunday,Aug. 30.
Steamer ISABEL '
...5'1c-—l§xcursion Tickets—4%
Imw l’lm-nte
Imiaflmlfh waolli I’D. "1
lot It 'IIIm
Steamer lmlml lnIIlInflr-n- I by .\. Y. A Nut.
walk htenmlmutljm orbit
s‘osh‘usorm sense.“
RISTRAM 8: HYATT,
,. . . . . . . ZGazette Buildin‘g,Norwelk,Ct
Special Clearance Sale of Dress Goods.
It has been our {custom every season to clear up our stock In order to commence the
next so: 15011 with an entire new line of goods. This week we com-
mence our annual clearance sale of Dress Goods, which
will he continued until September lst.
Colored Dress Goods. Fancy ' Silks.
Wool challies,handsomc patterns, price toriosc ‘IOC W h . . ‘
50-in. all wool mixed suitings, ,. ,, H 25C ' e ave made speCIaI prices or: allot our fancy
Diagonallsuitings,blue,brown,tan and green, 12 He :mstédks, ”3m and taffetas m I chIan and Dres-
AlI wool line India surges, all colors, 29c :n e ccts. ‘ any ofthem can be bought 1°55 than
SIl'llb storm serge, 37 MC 1 e manufacturer 5 pm: on_ the same goods for fall
Figured brilliamioes, 42 inches wide, c ' ' A |
s“, M... W, mom... , :3, Houselurmshmg Department .
Special prices on all dress patterns to clos Glass cream pitchers, 6c
“ fruit sauce dishes, 2 c dozen
Black Dresss Goods. 0 .. W, fishes, 5 Sam,
Black storm serge, 45 inches wide, 25c “ covered sugars, So each
“ brilliantiue 40 inches wide, 290 “ tumblers, 25c doz.
' “ “ serge, 46 inches wide 50c 13-inch wood bowls, I 10c
“ diagonal, all wool 54 inches wide, 50c Rolling pins,‘ ‘ ” (Io '
“ Clay diagonal, all wool, 54 inches wide, 50c Wood rim flour seive, 8c
“ henrictta, all wool, 46 inches wide, soc. 'Willow clothes baskets, 40c
“ India scigc, all wool, 40 inches wide, 39¢ Clothes wringers, 10-inch roll, $1.50
“ llanncl suiting, all wool, 25c Whisk brooms, "‘ 9c
_ TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Norwalk, . Connecticut.
- — ‘PE‘I
BEST
VALUE!
The lost
Complete
- Line ofI
We have now in stock
I
JISPRING CLOTHING}
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
YOll CA'T CC BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders to
Print-
ing!
At the Sontlno
Offlo-
Prlme Rib Rout,
FOR
OATTLI
Oklahoma
and
MOI-III
Ill?
GRAIN
FOR
HORSE.
AND
OATTLI.
BRAND”
OFFIOI
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LIVERV
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invited.
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FRANCIS 8: CO.
c; H. HARVEY'S
curv IMPLOVMENT AGENCY.
IIAIIIIIIII and gentlemen desiring IIrst IIIIIIIII
can obtain the Hull!“ at
A cool) MARKET.
In our opioiun,’ iS onc which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy tcn-
dcr mom of the very best quality, that has a clean IIIIat store,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
disagree with any onc's purse.
iIlca of :1 gnml meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
120 a lb Pot Roast,
Good Roast Beef, l0c " Lamb chops,
But Sirloin Steak, Inc " Forequerter Lamb, Sc “
lest Cut Round Steak, " Rump Cornell Beef, 10c "
“ “ Shoulder “ I so “ A lbs Salt Pork for 25¢
5 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for so cent:
10 lbs Plate or Brisket of Cool for 25 cents
STAR MARKET 32 SoJAeIu Street, cordlevlland
Pin Your Faith
To Leaders.
When you see an individual. or Iirm or corporation
at the top. in the front rank, in their particular
field. it Is safc tosay them In some good reason for"
’1' hey are either moi-II oneruotII, understand thIIir
busincss better, or furnish the best goods.
I claim to furnish thII IIIIIIt goods.
(hits can-full screened and put in with care.
A single. trio asked, inspection and comparison
MANUEL T.HA'I'CH,
The Leading Grain Dealer.
ll Inrshell Street. Se. lam-1k.
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“mm-II "Gill “or II'. IIIIIIIrOIl. IIIIlthzIIIsf milk
in tho kltII hon.
70 North Main ptrMI South Norwalk.
(IIIIIII Vin-1g“ III rIght
That's our
from 2 to We lb
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
llIcausc they 11 c. 11' our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way . TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME. I
Ever Shown
IN
This City!
86 WASHINGTON STR EE'I'
South Nor-walk.
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Come and see our
High
Grade
l9 lb.
Wheel
for
FULLY GUARANTEED.
' Horwalk Pattern Works,
C. H. AISTHORPE,Prop.
Fl
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50 Second
Hand
BICYCLES
FOR SALE
At Your Own Pricell
Prices from $5 to $50.
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S. AISLER CYCLE CO.
39 Wall street. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler