Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 31, 1896 · page 8

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THE SOUTH NORWAL‘K

 

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on ”so: stunt

‘immm mill?! or
minnsmruium

'Thlumletlrslmlceekllufln-
r In!» Amkmlh m than of
MWMI.

‘ The funeral of Mr». Mary F. Cook
wheldnther reridence in VnnZundt
avenue, yum-day afternoon and o'cloolt.
the Rev. H. N. Dunning otiicinttng. A
quartet“ from the thmgregntionnl
“l . church ung ”Auloep In Jemn' and
“Rock of Ages " The pallbearers WI'N
W. B. Haniord. .I. W. Mains, iv}. A.
“ Raymond, Walter Hoyt, William Wur-
dep 3nd A. B. tit. John. Mu. Cook
WI! an old resident of East Norwnllt
and was in the eighty-tint your of Mr
I I use. She lemon twu Iiuughtcru, Mr».
G, H. Cole and Mr». H. .l. Ayroii.

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There was a large congregation pre-

heat at the Eat Avenue Mothodint Epin-

: cop-l church, yesterday morning. Rev.
In. Gihbl, of New York, punched n lino
sermon. nnd in the evening it. It. limo
nett preached a good IlircoanIo.

Mr. and Mn. Robert Corr and Mr.

and Mrs. John Carr have returned in

, the "Nellie" from n bunch plnmming
expedition on Long bland.

‘ Among the mount rival estnto trunnion
in East Norwallr in n tract of land in lit.
John avenue from Soimnon' II), Unborn
to Emma E. Tulle».

Mr. and Mrs. William 1". inokwwul.
will return to Now ancn tonight,
I. alter aweoit'n viIIit with Mr. and Mrs.

' E. E. Gorhnm. ---

Miss Ann M. Horriott and twice idn.
who have been visiting Ii. M. l’rowitt.
East avenue, left this morning for Port-
land'Mnino. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘

Captain Arthur Day took n pnrty
acroutho Sound to Huntington, I.. 1.,
on‘the Mayflower, last Saturday, to ‘Iioo
the races.

Miss FiImic Burdick rotnrnod to bar
home in New Baron, Saturday, oftor a
Visit with Mrs. A. llnrdick, Iv‘ort .l’oiut
street.

Mr. Seward and family who hnvo
been camping out nt (Juli i’IoItan-l war ii
returned to Danhnry twisty.

 

,.

E. E. Gorbam will leoyo town tomor-
row {or Hartford, as dologmo to tho Rt:-
pnblican State conrontion:

A. A. Goldberg, o! the Paris )lilliuIvry
company, has leased the Ballard plan-
in East avenue,__

I.

F. 0. linnl'ord, of limit. NorWnlk, ill-
tended the national circuit mean at
Mei-idea.

George Brnndngc has roturncd homo
Irorn Bridgeport. and is overhauling hiII
sharpie.

Mrs. John Ayers and daughter, Mrs.
John Ayes, 0! East nronno, any ill (lieu
Island.

 

Mr. and ME. Daniel lI'lionImodiou‘

returned home today from (Mean UrorII‘

Ionian no uonorou.

Theannnal (air of Sr. .lohn'II ltonmn
Catholic church, in the Town Hall, in
meeting with on volient mum-o. SnInr-v
dly night there runs a large. nttov Imlrmu'.
undmnnytvhnucI-oon IhI- \nriIInII hand
some articles Wt'l‘l' [.Ikfll. 'i’hI-rov iII
dancing every night. 'l'ho (Inr wall
continue all this wmvk.

The State Highway t'IImmiIoIioIIIvIIII
were hero Saturday. and how-prod the
new Tollord road. 'l‘luvy IIItorIIII-II t ion-
tractors Bum and liIIInIlIel thnt tiirvy
Would at once Imicvr tho mom-y paid.

The Board OISI-IIvI'lInIIn III'III il IIIIvot»
lug flutnfllly to me about marking the
lat payment of WI" on Ith iron IlrI‘Ifll'
at King's End landing. Show». Kimo-
Telter and Wiltorlmry worn In turoroi’
paying the monry. but Mr. Marlo-y IIII-

m1.

downnccording to contract and III-vIvr
will be satisfactory llI- think-I ”In
Berlin Hridgo I-ompnny should IIotth‘
work right below» thI- InIIIII-y III paid.
The bridgi- hnn I-IIIII om “tum”, thI-
property-«moors paying shout lIIll'lelIIT
the armband tho town £th rIvIIIIIinIiIvr
Theremmnny rumour» in town who
think Mr. hint-kn» ground III wvll
token. normal mttfltmhrmmu Ithm II
moi Contractor lohn I) l‘rirnrnittl.
have exnmirml thIv mm put on tho
bridge. and mm that thorn in IIIIIquiInlt
in it. the mirtnrrv. lining mmilr tar

A plouount outlvrtaimw III was girI-II

Min] M the restrictive III Mr. and Airs. I

flurry i), litrrvet to rolntiws and slow
fillet friends. Music. ringing and rovi-
Cations worn the order III tho owning,
filter It snmptnon- IIIIIpI-r which won
heartily enjoyni. Among thmc prewnt

m the Ho". Dr, and Mn. Sand», oi,
Mn: Mt. Ittlfl M". John “Illuminati, ‘1

I
I’.IImIvr

In. J. (I. Earl» ”r! W. K
MWIIMMM ll Palmer. oi Bro-ok-
lyn- hinrmdltn Itolmt Know-III. Mr
“II Mr! (Turin K-Ilogg. Mr and Mrs.
Myth “allow. him I" I: diatom. iii-III
m. (mmk. Willinm K Simpson
d “Riv"; Him lv‘rnnorvs Toll»: Mr
W Ilrs. tin-Inn tweet sud Mr.
hi In. Barry W. bum

:Wflfl. m tut MIMI,”

 

Ilo I'hlirnn tho Imphnlt wilhl
which the hridgtvis I’UW'II'II III not puts

 

ultermmpbterl themvork on
the abstaini- tor theimn bridge mar
(loud Wires rlrsr. Tho Image will be
placed in mum at one.

The liner part oi tho windmill II
tlront Island to a height at about
forty test,» now In place. and the
tank, amnion! hobbit: 10,000 “flour,
is being placed in position. The enI
tire rtructnre in oi galvanized iron.

moved to South Somalis. They oornpy
n home in lloyt «not.

William II. Willmott, Jr., has been
entertaining hi» um, All» bomb Wil-
mott, II! New York.

Tho total receipts from the Mr mob
ly hold by the Indian of lit. IInIKII’II
church were $21»). The {my table cm-
tribnted #75 oi thin amount.

Mimi ldn Iangrhirl has boon visiting all
Hathaway Ileawh.

MiIIII Jennie ll subunits has been Vinit-
ing Mimi Annie. Moore,‘ In Trenwnt.

Mn. ltIIlph .let'lcruon and ohihlren. of
New .IIvrIIIvy, an: the guests or Her. and
Mr». French, oi NIzIroton.

Mrs. G. Smith and IhtnghterFrancIm,
of Wanhington, b. (I... are tho gum II of
Mr. and Min. Nothon lltwnvzhy.

Mr. and Mrs. A. ti. midi-inn ope: Snnv
day In Bookworm. .Ihitoinmn woolly, N.
Y.

BIIOAO IIIVEII.

I ..

Rufus Unutield in visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mr». Himm (bronchi... at Silver
mine.

Rev. .‘Ionoph Guernsey preached an
able Hermon to illill'm‘l‘ tillflmflahlflfl in
rth. chapel, yontrvrdsy miternoon.

M in» Lottie (Jonintocl‘r, oil Dnnlrory, in
IIvanding the Wool: with rolntivcw in this
plan-Iv.

Mrs. Jorry Little. has been visiting
rvlntivon in Broad River.

I'llln‘ Alger IIIoI retnrwl‘. home alter“ a
visit with relatives in Bridgeumrr.

'1‘th two children oil Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Hendricks are ill with: chili.» and

Mini hiduo E. WilthirI will return no
marrow tolierdnrim inthe IiiIlgefiI-ld
t’ontor school.

SOUTH WILTON.

Tho funIvrnl of Mrs. lizmy Mnnrilm'n
baby took place from the homo. yes-tor
Iiuy :IltI'vrnoon

WINMIPAUK.

Edwin (. nniield who recently lei],

own to got about.

FATHER DOUGHESTT 3 FAREWELL

Broken llown' In Instill. Holids Ills Purim-er;
Good In and will Go to Europe.

Rev. J. B. Ehmghorty, pmm oi'

I’Itrowoll IIIvrInIIn yestordoy. III-iv gown

Ih‘ut‘wr Slocum. He amid bin mama
fn' braving was poor health; Ilhnt Iw
won hrIIIIIvn down and nIvIeIl‘ori ‘EI‘N'. amt

some limo to IvIImI‘v.

lv'nthI-r lhuigiiavrry wiu I'Inuhl’rv

 

HI Ili'ltplikl' for him the kindly regard
n ’11! I IvInIidI "III I' ot' th- porinhoocrw
lv‘ntiIIvr ll-IIIgthvrty will [raw Norwslh
i ii WI'I-‘Ir
Sl‘luroponn trip.

STAMORO VIREIEH III

:86: ot the Team. lion-m. um Swim
slonsl Mm

'l'iIIv Stamford fix'omvn WI‘IrI-v «:lmvinlmi

rI-I‘urn gnnIIv orbit)! with tho
I Honk nnd InuIlIlI-r I-IIIIIlInny. Thur-Iv tirrv
mI'n cum». IIIIImmpIIIIIert by sin “‘1!“-
pmfomnnnnl plnyors from tho IIIIIyIr'Ill‘rI
tI-IIIII. Tint lv'lnnoers IlIIi rtIII'. Irv-ii, hint
mth tho ingIIIriIIIIII dotout III Ith Stum-
iIIrIlIo in tho but KIIIM‘ irIvIIIvI Ill thcrr
Imimiu, WI-t't’ willing to III-t mam III-n
IthIIIgII up.

' Tho I' 'IIIIII'III'II wI-vrII WIv'IkHr'nIIIII by tlov
. ionlolity of two of tthvir host plum-rs to
IgIvI own to pnrtnupnnv in the gum».
I “my IIIIII IIII' IIIII-II It'll II IIIIII. or Ilcvmsr
,tlIIv, piII- her. throwing I'I‘M own not mrly
.in llw Iirut Inning The III IIIiIIv Itoml

 

Ihtnmford I'. I II I 2 I II I I all
II'lI’Iil'“l'i‘Il. II Ii '5 I I’- 2: l II II. III-
liitn, Stamford, IH l’ionI-ers. II'I.

{Errors Stamford i: ll'ioneI-M I.

\rw tho gnmo the vinitors III-to my
inlly I III: rtnined by the Flowers I”! lit"
”III II how

Centenary et Washington's rum
iv'I'IvoIIInIv liolriwin “Itowtthwptrrgdflil
l turd. in making 'IQI'KWIP mvpunthwns
Ito IvolIvlnvntIv In It tilting mariner tho

mom-nary nnnIcI-rsnry of Washington)"- ,

{III‘I'WPII 'midrcu to the [poplin III III!
l'nitml thhw. Hopmmhcr III. lil’hvi. The
I'IHiI’l‘rII'IT II!” NIRWWIH I'flithl'. I). A.
It. and all tho other momhmi who Ilflt
of Milford omen-try have boon invited to
tho I'M'I‘ptinn. which will be. given in
tho(hintflemitionitlI‘httfl‘h imrs I to It
IIIIoIle .Hoptcmher W. and yummy)
ilflnfll‘fi' tho most elegant alarm yet
given in the state by the I). A. It All
going should rd». the it; u IW
noun Normlh.

[lantern limitin- uIL family have '

down utoirs nud was severely injured in i

tit. Mnry'n chunvh. who has boon gmutwl ‘
n roof. by Bishop Tioruoy. prrvzmhI-Il his :

ropori: of tho condition of tlirv parish»

which II'Iowle that. ho hnl mmlrttnimvd.
I the high Ntitllllill'li ot' Ivmvllenvrvo hit by ‘

Would in». nnuhlo to III) :my Wpri't lrIr'I'lv'
III‘

vuImunnIvIv who IIIII ‘III'I‘II‘NMIIII' would he. :
TI! snid ih: Ir nouno Ivor haul heI- vrIIv vim-am

, Iml WIII probably take a I.

to I'Hllll'. to Norwolk. riotanI-ny. to play a 3.
l'u’ums r "

 

EVENING SlilN'l‘INEiII,w AUGUST 31 1896.

 

 

IBUUNU IIUWIIIUU

Mill IIUUIU UP UF [TENS IIIUH
. UUII TUIUFIV SUUIUEIIH SUBURB.

mo...

in. m cl m um Tho moors
m on to m. hut-Tbs to».
and COIIII at Our Vilue rm». 3

Punk Thou]! nan-oi word, to:
wcek, of the. death of his father. lsuno

day, with hint. Thonil, went to that
place to attend tho ntnIml.

bins. L. Melinda l‘iuatnmn, of Diver'-
“I’M. no», nit-minimum by her dough-
ter. in the guest, in thin (place, of hu'
daughter, Aim. flange W. Brynn.

l’Icndirnin Carpenter. of DnnIvllonkN.

.l., in timing his brother Silas, of Main
hinted. .

Miss Twin limit. who inn-I been
Insider oi alwcnrouscl at lioton Point,
mturnod to inrr home in New York,
tintiminy.

While (I. II, Ogdivn was driving
through Wold Norwnllt, last week. Ilt‘
found the cape and other urticlouv of
mooring apparel lost by Mrs. W. E.
Raymond, of New lfnunun, while 5th
was on her way homo from Hickory
lilnii’, and which wore :Idvcrtieod in
The Sentinel. '

Mr. Lwnplc'y. who in intorcmrd in the
manufactured baby carriages in Phila-
dolphin, was a gut-Iii, Saturday, at 1“.
Boy list-on II {no tor-y.

Mina Mary SIvllIIciI'
brother. Humid Sclhwlr.

flurry Scilock wmmvuwd work ,Tiiurs-
day, with Fred tiuvlhvck. on the steamer
”Donor K. Hole.”

MIMI-Sunnis liookvrmi I‘u'orwuik, has
boon tho guest of hwr grandparents, I'll 1’.
and MN. 2‘ l). Avery.

is visiting her

’I. do Hilll’lll.

A'lht“ slumber «am sitting at Vor-
mrilvvs‘ and ZIII-v I IILI‘IIrv :,I-. Uliplumi )(vonlil
mil M" In [MM jam-'IS :;I IIIII-Iv, 1w Ivuiv
iiirvysflifl ll. Iivv ilmtltz III :lIlIIilI liw
nlliflilliigfi' «If wt‘linmvm and rvaIn't pru-
IIIIIIIIIIgv. iiIv mid w IIJI‘iII‘I‘l.ll'lll'}' with
n 'I: It: )I Iiv I‘M 'I‘llll III I-Ivmpiisluvii his
tail. My room iota»: I III i1i~ T vim II from
II:..‘. I to v‘l‘aI‘IIIi‘i LII: Ivnii‘ l‘l port III“
5;» iiuvi lit‘ill'll, lui Iivlll‘I llllllill'
Ill-I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Bi. 'l‘liimvs
_I,~ III igui'vlv' ivHIII iaI-IIIIIII'i'ui. WIII'II
'.vsrm Window! 1. III' in I-vIIIIII in his
..-\r::- rzvvu. 'i'l-I- ’I'ImI :4 nitovr ll
‘ wiIJ‘II- .Imfvx’IJIIIIIi 3!. <le lilnmll. III MIIv-
‘ I“ I‘. II‘IIII. IiiIvu'tle Ii" I IIIini illil'lli)‘ upon];
a III-III III Euclid: :~I;Ii bad In \il‘llt' in
. I‘x-r II Willi: 'I'IIIiI-li luivgimgo ho won
“p "v I"; A‘illhfhiill. \‘I'iIIrIv III- t'ZLII'II‘
V I' :. I. .v.» .i . i'vv :‘ I iv .II‘.

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r» Inn in“ In I‘m-ion ih' to his
and 7,33,. “dildo-1110“ l.vI imv: l‘I‘il‘
.. I:i‘l5."ll-iljl II: Iiz.il ilIII :Ippi .Ir
at; Im- II; .- lI z'iIuIIs IIII III" n
{v .rrIvIIInIIIIl .IIIIMI 133w". lie 1:.- :lIIIrt
III imurnvrmly I-IrgIniIm. liv- wound
on I lit' urn-«on :II I!“ to l/IurIII-s \rIth
I tiw I"I.Ig.I~iI axilgriiiuv‘, .‘IIIIi ”II _I-‘ I'IIthIIiv
.. Mn would I.:Ivt 5» mm lIiIII III who u
inn-I with him. III-v I'I IIipiIIInI Ii hi this
, III .I luv roll I! IIIIIIII, paying that it was
IIIIpvoIl. ‘I II! him to trawl :iIi'lll‘ as
iu- v- ,,. - I i .v'. that in fluid it“! pm (In
l2». only I” 1-. My frond quniiitly III-
1 rumba-I that IIIvI inn» Huh I‘ ”w iIIIprIvs.
‘ ”.31 puma» LII IIIvmlly \wm luIrII—
‘ IIIIIIIIII. (M b I.II.MIIvil.I~Ing-:It Ih‘llluwitz
' in gnu—HIMIHI I'iimlh III l’nrl-I.

 

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13mm III" liar-Iii ‘Wilh. \I‘thII fill your»
II! .I;vv. IIKMHNII in his Illitl‘}’ nil'IurI-I.
33.. .I-Ig gun} to 1th NJHII‘IHI ..i I wry "It".
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tug III II III I :Iv-II r IIII . lIIIIIIIIgtIIIII III"
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odor mil-e- Ilnmtt IlIv llIm-II would I‘I‘-
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I nIJIIIII r aw iii. Ilut lint-nu «Iv liirm‘h
mu Imm il wgnnnuui Willi lIuIII-inn
ovll‘II rolls to port with iIIIIIIInnIvy iII III‘III‘T’
to how tlvv gnu-Irvin and .vuiIInI 1th IIIIlIiIvI-II
III liuv [Ivrumnmg Ito-non IIIIIIIIItIvrII of
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HOVT'S THEATRE.

Satruday, Soptember 5.

lg' II IIII gmgugrmvmni III" winging r-ome

liaII

, annnzw

MACK

no.9 Ileantllul III‘III l'lm'.

HyleSvAroon.

Supported by an Excellent Com

p'ao}.

Sloged with Entire New Sccncry

lie Snrc and Hear Macks ()Wn
5*ch Songs.

Mail: or: unit at l’iIMeIl‘II and l‘iunoo'“
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Then", in .Finbkill. N. Y., and youtor- ‘

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EA'TERTAINHENTIS

nouwm oIIEIIA nousr.

l. \\ . ‘Iil’l‘i‘ liEl I lInnImIvr.
OIII‘ night only.

Thursday, September 3rd.

A famous ploy

“THE BURGLAR”

IIIInIghtoIII 34va York I'IIV.lti‘IIIil Mudinon
I‘l‘lLIlil‘U ‘l‘liunl l't'.

MR. AUGUSTUS 'I'IIOMAS'I
Iv‘duruI-t IvoIneIiij Ilrnnin. from tho story III
EDITHA'S BURGLAR.

il)‘ lit-I. Frances llIIIl;:.-IIIII llurnIvII.
Direction ofA.Q.Scammon.
on Tom-V

I't‘iI'INflivI‘. 5 II’. T-‘vII. ITMM nl “I‘I‘Il's '

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I-IOYT’ S THEATRE
Thursday, September 3d.

Sioison‘s Iiig ElpeI-tnvulur

Uncle Tom’s
Cabin.

_ ’l‘ho ’III'IIIImI'IitlIIvmuii.

50 Men, Women

and Children! _

llvvulvlvv lIIInIi Illiil Ill‘i’(?Ii.~'Il‘ll.
A Great Company! A (Iroal Cast!
'I‘tlII'I'I)I:HII'~. ’lwI..\lIIr‘I Em and her Pun).
onoh't: l.I (.IIIIII: «tie. AIIIII'III )IIIIIIIII-
liIIIv l'iniI‘Im SIIXIIIIIIIIIII- and (limit II~|IIIII
I'i’w I'.‘-. III IIlIl-v Ilmuiavm .IIIlIilI-o Slum-h.
iIIIIkaIIIII \\'iIIu IIIIIIIIir. Shooter» 00'. A
I’III- k III 00 Iminu IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIN. 3m» Sunk“
.\Iw llIIiII- "a. \va 'Ilihi-v. 1 ml Iihintz .‘I'I \v\
IIIIIIIIII I-I Iii‘l‘ IIIIfIIl SIv-IIIIIII I'IvIIoII I’I‘Iii-
nu. ilomv in III- South. Iv.\'II'II .‘SII‘IISIIIn- “lilo
IIIIIIIIIIISI Strum l'IunIIo iui iiiwn. 'l‘wII
IIIIIIIIN iL'IIIIanI I.IIII(‘IIliI>IIo lulIIIvnIn. I‘Mr.
l'IinkiIv». Mus-mo ling-I, Inc. A voght IJI ll lilIv-
liInIv
I‘IiI'M, :loIIi II T'III t‘lll
M .-II “II-'.\ on IlIoIiI l‘loidod‘» IIIIII i‘iunooa
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE

F. W. lll'l‘L‘lilvllJ.
ONE Nitili'l‘ ONLY.
Tuesday, Sept. Ist

AIIiuv'vnInIIIooI \Illt‘lltll n S\\I‘t‘lu~l \lIIL’t‘I lllliI
(Ieim lll IIIIIIIIIv't 'vaoInIv vliun.

llunngor

IJAMES A. REILLY

Ill lIl~ IIIIIvI-t ~I3IvIIlI’ [IllliIlll’IIHlI

Unser
Max

in- 'lltIlllL: l‘I'If .TTIIIIII ~ lIIIpI v'IIlil I‘ IllS» I‘I.IIIIl
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lllllll‘~ IIvIlnI-II ~|uvv .I'tiI~. gI- lilll sir-ct 1va
Mb I il'l I‘ IIII'II'i.

I‘l‘lv'tt-I .Iun, NIH. I:Ivv. Souk nt \‘t‘l‘tIS iIllII
l'I'IIIlIII~vaI'-v.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE
Monday, August 3t.

Morrison’s

Original famous scenic and
Dramatic production 0i

FAUSTl!

Willi its \i'IIIIIlI-ri'ul IleIIvn'icnlnnIl cnlcium
I-Il'Iv.-I~I
The Marvelous ‘Brocken’ Scene
With iiIvnuinIv II'I.I.-IIIv.~'III' Lightning ililil
llIII Mimic linin Ill I’iI'Iv.
i'I'oIluIvIin hero in its IvntirIvty. The. on-
tirI- production IvIItirI-ly now
this sivnson.
I’I'lt't‘S '.’I'III. :II'III, .‘IIIIv. IJIIv. Sent-I now on
IInlIv nt i‘lnistI-Il's Iind l’inuoo'II Iitoi'os.

 

ROTON POINT

AUDITORIUM

Mr. nnd Mrs.

Harry D’Esta
and Company.

l’rmwntingn high Ilium. llIWI'l and do
IviIlIvIlIy plonuing I ntIIrtuiIInIont,
oonnintiug of

Ventriloquism,
Prettidigitsiion,
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
l’ortlm (‘.IlIIIII‘i‘ll Mntinmiprioes: Adults,

lilo; ( 'IIilIiroII, (III. Evoning,
lII um] 20 cents.

 

V6OAL |N$TUOTIONI

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CIDERI CIDER!

“Illlom HI- hII nolwr lmu Ivotntm‘ll“"'l "Pi'l'fl-
II'IIINAI III-I IIIIIII ‘IIIIiIiIlllll I IIIIvr MIII. running
Tumours nnd II'rIIIIIimitthI‘ mIIIIoIIlIl prion.
t M cents n gallon. fl?“ 1W

..\ Mnin ’7'" H

 

 

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,

TRISTRAM‘ 8: HYATT,

. . . . . . . ZGazotte Building,NorwaIk, Ct

 

Special Clearance Sale of Brass Goods.

It has been our {custom every season to clear up our stock in order to commcncc the

next season with an entire new line of goods.
.mcncc our annual clearance sale of Ilress Good‘,

This week we com-

which

will be continued until September lst.

 

 

colored Dress Goods. Fancy Silks.

Wool challies, handsome patterns, price to close we v . .
5o-in. nlivwool mixed suitings, ,3 3, H 25c \ e have made schIal prices on all of our fancy
DiagonalLsuiLings,blue,browu, tan and green, 12 I-zc waist Silks, india and taffelas In l’crsinn ‘lelII Drcs.
All wool line India surges, all colors, 29c den effects. Many olihcm can be bought less than
54-in. storm serge, 37 MC the manufacturer 5 price on the some goods for fall

Figured brilliantines, 4’2 inches wide, 39c ' ‘ '
Silk and wool mixtures, v3gc Housefurn'Shlng Department '
Special prices on all dress patterns to €105 Glass cream pitcher‘s, 6c
“ fruitsa ed'i . . .
Black Drosss Goods. .. ,m. ‘5 "“I ’5“ “”‘"
, It dishes, 8c each
Block storm serge, 45 inches wide, 25C “ covered sugars, SI: each
“ brilliantine 40 inches wide, 29c “ tumblers, 25c Iloz.
f‘ “ serge, 46 inches wide 50c ig-ipch wood bowls, Ioc
“ diagonal, all wool 54 inches wide, 50c Rolling pins, (II:
“ Clay diagonal, all wool, 54 inches wide, soc Wood rim flour sciVe, 8c
“ henrietta, all wool, 46 inches wide, 50c Willow clothes baskets, .icc
“ lndIa serge, all wool, 40 inches wide, 39c Clothes wringcrs, lOvIlII‘Il roll, $I.50
“ flannel suiting, all wool, 250 Whisk brooms, 9c
\ s r .
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT,

Norwalk, . I Connecticut.

 

 

LOWEST
. . . PRICE!

THEY ARE ALL SMILES!

lkcausc tlicv \\ c111 our easy biting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers iccl this

war.

The Most
Complete!
Line oil

“ch

’1‘ IxADL with us and you will FEEL THE
lave now in stock

{SPRING CLOTHING

SAME!

Ever "Shown
IN
This Citvl

By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.

..____c

FRANCIS 8:

CO.

86 WASHINGTON STR EE'I"

South Norw-Ik.

 

YOU CAN T DO BETTER

Than Leave Your Orders II r

Print-
ing!

II-

lll

At the Sentinel In
Office

A GOOD MARKET.

in our opinion, is omv which furnishes and delivers on timc, juicy II-n-
Ilcr meat of the very best quality, that has a clean nIvIIt store,
Courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
Ilisngroc with any onc's purse.

idea of a good meat market, and we

\

rumours on that

C. H. HARVEV'S
crrv EMPLOYMENT nocucv.

III'IIIII‘S nnIl gontlonmn IlIulring Ilr~t- IIIIII-Is

III in now .-II on I'll

”III, II. we. [gr III \ u million-Wk Illllfll Hulllull‘,
I IIIIII III: IlIvv I II- 'IIIIIII‘. nu ~I '1!!! «null I'll)” O'Iil
\‘i. IIItIv II IlIIlllI' 'IIlilII' IIv

on and inIIIIv III I

|lIlIll
“ :IIIlI‘II Gill II Ur II', lMIIItHKII. IIIIIKSISI I'IIIIII'

tlII klII hen

70 North Main l-III'I" South Norwulk.

t principle.

As no example, we
offer:

Prime Rib Roost.

I2c a Ib Pot Roast,

Good Roast Beef, IOc “ Lamb chops,
Best Sirloin Steak, Ilic “ Forequuter Lamb, 6c “
Best Cut Round Steak, I0c “ Rump Corned Beef, lac “

“ " Shoulder " 6c “ 4 lbs Salt Park for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
to lbs Plate or Brisket of Beef for 25 cents

STAR MARKET, 32 So. Alain Street, cor.llavlland

That's our

from 2 to We lb

Inn IIIII-lill tiuv hono- III

.\ [INT ~I'lII-vI I IIIII' II-
(II-Id “our I III Ilght

 

Agontll'or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
OATTLI
Chick-n-

and
MORE!!!
III?
GRAIN

FOR
HORSE.
AND
OAT'I'L‘.
IRANOH
OFFICE
.OLMANI'

LIVE HY
.TA-L‘.
/ m

1 claim to iIIrIIiIIi

invited.

 

To Leaders.

W hen you “(‘0 no individunl, or Iirm or onrporntinn
oi the too, in the front took, in tth It pnrtionlnr
tlold. it III IIIII‘Iv. touny thorn in Homo good rmmm i‘orit

i'iII-y nrooithivrmonv Ivnergotiv. nndorstund tthir
quIinIv Ini button or furnish tho host goods.

i tho host. in will.

(Into IvInvIvi‘nli IIIvrIIIvIII-d and put in with corn.
A single triu naked, inspection and comparison

MANUEL T.HATCH,

The Lending Grain Denier,
is Marshall Strut. to. Horn-III.

 

.,.._E._ .. A” .2

High
Grade
I9 lb.
. Wheel
for
$50

I'll LLY GLARANTI‘hl)

..

Horwalk Pattern Works,
C. II. AISTI'IORPE,Prop.

 

50 Second
Hand

BICYCLES

FOR SALE

At Your Own Pricoll

Prices from $5 to $50.

 

F. S. AIBLER CYCLE CO.

89 Wnll street, Norwnlk

 

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