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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 1, 1896 · page 5

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IlASiIES IIEllE'AIIIi TIIEIE BY THE
SENTIIIEL’S ilEPllliTEIIS.

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8m (ii The Things they he and liner
in NONIIII, 80th Norwllli and Vicinity
During Their Dlurnal loumylnnt.

)omstock Brothers' South Norwalk
store is now open every evening. '

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Miro Margaret Lnrriguu. of Water
street. began studying yesterday in the
Bridgeport Business college.

The Methodist and Congregationid
Sunday schools, of Ridgelield, will pic-

nic at Retou Point, tomorrow.

The nrteniun well on the site of tin-Epic-
nopal Sisterhood hospital, at The Rocks .
in complete to a depth of 130 feet.

John .‘Kilboy resumed his duties at
Jacob Linxweilcr‘s, Railroad place. tc~
day, after a two weckn‘ vacation. ‘

 

Sunday. some boys stoned a valuable
now owned by t). E. Wilson, aml broke
her leg. The fracture WM of such a
nature that the cow had to be shot.

—.'iodoz. larlies' and misses' medium
weight. ribbed underwear for 25 and 41in,
special to open the season, at M. S.
Smith & Uo.’s.

The monthly meeting of the Twin
City Whenhncu will be held tonight at
Ho'clocir, when arrangements will be
perfected for the road race, September
1-3.

The boat Wanderer in at J. H. Ferria‘
(mt:- with a cargo of sand for the Nor-
walk Lock company and the Richard.
son 6: Morgan company.

F..St. John Lockwood has (lied with
(lity Attorney Lockwood an appeal
from the benelits and damages assessed
hispropcrty in the Mill Hill improve-
merits.

-—3l) doz. gents‘ unlaundorcd shirts, to
close out at a sacrillcc tad 13'. at M. S,
Smith & (Jim‘s. '

A young son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Goodwin, of South Main street. {i ll
from the piazm of the hotel at (lregorfx
i'oint, one evening lint week. and true
lured his left arm.

St. l’ctcr‘s German l‘fvnngclicai church
will hold a concert- and festival tomor-
row night in Arion Hall. The Arion
and (lcrinauia societii‘q will sing. and
there will be interesting exerciser by the
scholar-a of the school.

Thefunnral of Leon Wilson. infant
son of llcrlwrt and (traci-

(ii-nccof his grandmothcr. Mrs. S .\
lull. in iioyt strut-r,
RN. S. ll. Watkins otiiciatcd.

Wallace Villiains and l‘u‘rt Iiuttcry;

rode trillion l<iiml 1.th Week. On the
way luck they had more

who \VIH tiic in-tter rider.

back. on Sz-pii-inbor l l, for a purse.

—~‘.Vcdncs:day. September ‘3. grand‘

. -v ‘3'". ii . ' ' l' r. .. . .
t~iltitltiltiillmltli i \rl'in illii, Ii H .llllulll. m.“ ”mill“: at Iii“.\'d‘\\'4|ii{

thalicnclit of S . l’cz- i".~' church. Tin-
ilt‘SC local nrtiuta will participate. Ad»
mission. ill.-.
t'c‘rt. -_....~.. _ --

li-irry. Wilbur

'l‘owmond. .
l-lrncstlliddingi and iticbard lloyt. of‘

llcnrgc

l) inbury. iiavc ill'l‘ll suspended from all
track racing for sixty days from .-\n;.'-

“51%. for cotton-ting in timianctioniul!

rat-m. lorry :ind 'i'o\vn~'eml Wi'l'l' goinj:
to compote in Norwalk on llibor lily.

Xo‘rwailr people. will have. an oppozh
tunity on Labor Day to go to New York
or I 'oncy island on an o'xcnruion which

in to be run by the New York. Nv-vr,

mp. ......_. .0.-. «wt—«u»... ...

Withdrawals ‘

‘Cilwu. of noon. and ran.
New llavr-n. Was lu-lil from the. rmi- ‘ corner ot‘ Wall and ‘Vllli'l‘rirl‘i‘l.

this afternoon;
iinn I'I)"ii“l}' are that two (‘l'liilih’ wcrw

Words as to“,
.\ race wash it , l l .1 f ,1 . l

.I i H' ' I" . '1‘ r 'p: A .. .‘ .
arranged iii-twien tho two. there and: 1' " ‘ “1‘ l \i M 1m. ._\ u .

l lilcrcli. r M‘s.
linfrcnhmentn‘ after con-i ’ I

- walk.

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autumnal. auctioneer 1.

 

 

J. F. Buxtou.ct Norwalk. liken the
Sickiinl. '

Mrs. George Slicllhoon. of North ave-
nnu, iii on the nick list. '

There will be a dance atthu Lawn
Tennis club‘s (‘aniutn tonight.

The watering tank near The Green
will be moved twenty feet to the south.

Eugene Merritt, of Leonard street.
has secured employment in Paterson.
N. .l. ' ‘

The case of George Hull. for cruelty
to animals. was commenced at Wilton,
yesterday.

 

Star of Columbia Circle, ‘(himpanionn
of the Forest, will hold their regular
meeting tonight.

The McMahon-(inhale weddinm
take place at St. Mary's church, it.
row morning.

"Bartholomew Hunt. of Norwalk. has
been critically. ill. but is now able to be
about the house.

The gratings in front of the (lnzottc
building will be taken up and glass
walk lights put in.

The dancing platform at St. John's
grove. llri‘md River. is being enlarged to
accommodate twelve sets.

Contractor Fitzgerald is taking down
a large dcad' tree in front of Street (Joni~
missioner Kellogg's residence.

Butler Lodge. l. U. i). F., will re-
hearsu the initiatory degree tonight. All
olllccra are expected to be present.

Schiller Stainni. ii. I). it. M, will
meet tonight, in Knights of the Mystic
Chain Hall. Washington street.

The band advertising “l’nscr Max"
occupied a smelalcaron the Norwalk
Strcct Railway line. this morning.

David Spiccr. of Norwallt. iii-gun this
morning carrying the mails between the
South Norwalk pont-ollice and the rail-
road station. ‘

(it.'ll"l'.li (T inch has moved from i’i'os-
pi-"t llill into his winter rcsidcncc in
[sauce street. Mr. (fonch‘s hcalth is

‘ store in Westport avenue. just beyond

some nORWALK EVENING

 

AbsOlutely Pure.

.Acrcnmol larlurlinkinir tiowdcr. lllgliml
oi all in lcnvening giti-cnglh. ----- Later-l Lnltcd
rhtnIi-nliot‘vrliini‘mt l'mnl lii'tuirt.
non]. mama POWDER m. Now York.

 

Mina Annie Lunnnidieu, of Wolfpit
Hill, will give apnrty tomorrow night.

Mrs. Vanderbilt is erecting a grocery

l’cat Swamp.

The Twin City Wheelnicn'n roavl rat-c
prizes are on exhibition in Canister-k
Brothers’ store at Norwalk.

Hunilmldt Lodge. Sons of Ilermnn,
will (:01 brain the tenth anniversary of
its organization. Monday. the lith inst.

in Germanic llall.
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Willie (Jargill, aged fourteen years, of
Westport avenue. ran a null into his
knee yesterday. making a painful
wound. lie is quite lame today.

John Goodrich and (flill'ord ()argili.
of l'nionville. went to Westport to fish
for nnappcrs. yesterday. and (Jargill had
the misfortune to fail overboard. lie.
was rescued by his companion.

(‘liicf of Police Vollmer this morning
told arepreucntativc of i'nschnx com-
piny to stop throwing bills about the
city. The young man did not do sound
the chief tool; him from the special trol-
icy car and made him pick them up.
under pi-naity of being arrested.

Enterprising Advertisers.
('Llliihi ic'a lirotlu-rn arcmakingprepar’

 

greatly improvcd.

illiacr Vaiient did \pccial p iiici- duty ‘
on (71an i sir. ct. Sunday. As' a rc-ait,
.

li-ss ba-i-r wan Iii~'[).)i“li of at the Italian '3
barracks. and no rows took place. I

Mr. and Mrs John .i. Nash. of Burl..-
clcy street. rode. to Bridgeport on tbcir
tru‘om. Sunday. and spent the day, i
riding home late in thr- afternoon.

I
Huc of Finnv,v n\' iii-iicdict‘n‘ horn-s}
took fright at ”W l'nscr Max band. this,
it \t':'.‘-' captured at tin

 

'l‘hc latest reports from tho lii‘lll'il'illil' !

stopping at the hotel an gin-st.- and that .
tin-y arc l‘t‘sluiilsiiiif‘ for the burglary.

crowd l:;it.~ :in tire lattci‘s groan-l4. Sat-

'i‘iic incnilicrs of ill" Flor-ii circle of
iluiizhtcrs of iill‘ King, ol‘ the Norwnik

tonight. leaving Mill ililint Izillio'clm'k.

Will Kll'kl', Arthur Dow. Frank lilcr- '
Fill and .\i'i'ii:!i|fil llll'i'lt. .it’ New

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l-'.ur Iil‘lillilliS. daily. for the i.nlior Iiay

'l'hc. (Icntral (in-cli- of King's Dumb»;
li-i's. of lin‘ Norwaik .‘il'lil'lliifi'i Episco-
pal church, will hold it.- qnartcrlv lll"|'I-;
ing chni-rday :il'tcrnoon. at ::.I‘.o'
o'clock, in tlu- l'IpWoi‘th parlor, I

,. . ,. ~ {
.\lbcr: Johnson. of San Francisci.

lfitrllli'l'il'l'i' Norwalk. w.“ utruclt by a3
flailing li inlder. in: wcvit. and badly in-
‘jnrcil. He will probably lill'. ilc is u!

!

Andrew .lrvhnwti. of Not"
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limiitt'i' Hi.

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S 'Vl'l'd! \‘v'c r'ii ii'l Fv-orciu-rs inm- inti- .
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..‘liiiillflilil‘t’l‘llil‘t’ thcir fall and winter

stock. and have made reductions in rare
ions department ~'.

i-{ricgvr is showing the very lntrst {all
styles in walking iint~'. and school ill llli
gear for children.

The alteration mic at iiickernian &
Son's has ceased. but tlu-y are] still giv-
ing attractive prim - on i'cntilar >tock.

CRANBURY.

.‘iiss littl Youngs. of North Wilton.
lri a guwt of her (‘til‘m‘ifln .‘iif‘fil'fi Mala-l
and iiattic Young“:

 

F. D. L'AWTON a. co.
Mason, Quart...........‘.........500 do:

FRUIT .. Pint 45c :'
- Lightning, Qt....................$l.IO "
I , .. Pt$l "

F.O. Lawron & 00., 22 South Main Street

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EDWARD STREET.

Clearing Sale; ‘ I
of Dry Goods!

Previous to Inventory we have been through the entire stock. and marked every
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 eve depart-
is represented in t its
sale.

 

EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE 'Bunnmc,

NORWALK. COIIII.

 
 
 

A TERRIBLE TEMPTATIOII

for the waiter to have to carry a tender
juicy steak from Ayers’ to the table; he
often whispers to it on the way—WI
wan't yo'. ma honey." This week we
will have a low sale. Leg mutton. 100?
forcqnarter mutton. 5c; 3 pounds of the
best salt pork for L’fic; try our pressed beef
the per pound. Fish of all kinds away
down. The cheapest market in the twin
cities.

 

FREE DELIVERY.

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

lingers . ° . .. .. . .. ET—
Arc unsurpissed for beauty m“ Prices Reduced !

of style and tinish. . . . . .
E. M. JACKSON. Photographer.
53 WALL STREET. - r NONWALK. CONN

nun humor 1':

 

 

 

 

 

iniamin ll.i‘.\\buia~t's childri-n. ofE
Derby. arc visiting :hcir grand:nntlnr.!
I

Mrs. lienrv iiawxlinrst. l

The (ioriiaim and ”tailor" Stu-cu;

urda)‘. 'l'lr yore w.» into l in favor of
ill" lluriliott .‘ Quit-I a unml'vr
\vitncw‘d the Killlll“.

‘trirw.

Frcdllicunry and wilc, £il't‘tllllliiliii"«i
by Mm i‘ ’ill‘i 'i'incilirr. ~pu-nt Saturday
at Hoton l'oi'i‘.
i).t\'lll» 'l‘incitler and daughter l’carl!
Silt‘lli Sunday in Silvi-rininc.

itcv. l'. .\l. Arthur. ol' the Weston
('ongrcgational church. preached to a
large andlcncc in the cliapi-l on Sunday.
)liw i’i“l'iilll Vailii'ima'ui‘ Iii't'hilil'ti at tho
organ.

3!qu Anna l’ccldiain is n gucst at tin-
honicoi ii. i". ii\'.'(ill'l‘.

T’iu'llliltl't‘
Susan \Hungs
l'laiih.

I
lites lia~‘ purchased tllc
iliili‘ii‘.~il‘iili at i'oplar

WESTPORT.

 

Mien l'.irric .\l. llritdicy. who has bum:

spending ilu- Minuiicr wnii .\ir<. lic»

‘Some Items ol Interest Which The Sentlncl's

. hold cli’cct: this month.

‘annimcrat his home here. returned toi mm; “No.1“MT.v....n!...ii..n'.. I'ruln
r ‘ ' . - .- . . iNNIII'i- littcii \Hlii pull- g ow is row “in!
how \Hl‘ir. 5» pl: ruin). doom and ill! :t'ilqilmi ow u up on Li.“ M.

Lincoln Storage Building
Just erected in; thc.

N ELSON TAYLOR ESTATE

TO LET!
1N T“ ii
DAliY BUUNiLUP or ITEMS nun
UURTHHIHYSOUTHEHNSUBURB.

J4; “we 71A c»

Scribbler: Find to Write About -- The Going
and Coming ol Our Village People.
Mrs. Walters and daughter. who

into i ccn sununcring at llcll island. rc-
t mud to Ilrooklyn. yesterday.

John Hilton crpcctu to :eril iii? housw

Lircrynn‘in ll. .l. laidri'an ha~* pur-
c‘i:i.-.~d a ncw turnout from George
llailr-y. oi llarinn.

Sllml'arpcutcria wrestling with an \
attack of chilies and fever.

 

it has lN'I'll decided to postpone fur
one “'t'I‘k lit" banner raising and t‘t'it'
hration of llu- Republican Mortar club,
which wa~' to have becn held next Sat-
urday. This i‘i done to enable the con:-
niittcc togct good speakers for tit" oc~
motion.

Edward l'unlunnn. who has went the I

 

 

 

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THREE STORES

uh Iilt' I‘llwl‘!|t|l‘1i'\\‘.lit‘r 'AII'I'O". tfulilh Nor.
wall. lhtrl- dour» .. iutb lroin “mimigtnu
~li‘i-c'. t‘fl“l| Hi '1 \ 1o limit in Iilt‘ clout-Milli

COMSTOCKBRO

SOUTH NORWALK.

“ Open Evenings From This Time On.

Great ‘ J

Sale ! ‘___

We are making preparations to receiv'e ouri -'
fall and winter stock, but before it comes i
wc must dispose of a great many goods
To stimulate buying we have made many rc
ductions in the various departments. Staple .
goods. such as you are in need of every day. 1
You've heard about that “nimble sixpcnse,",
ctc. That‘s our case exactly. We give you,
a few samples of what we are offering: ‘ I
$12.00 men's suits, now

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fi‘ 8.CO u ii 66 6‘0
A few of those small sized coats and
vests at 2.5'

$3 and 85 trousers.now

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL . '
SUITS. "

$4.50 school suits, reduced to $3.00

4.00 “ “ " ' “ 2.75

3.00 “ “ " “ 2.00

1.25 and LOO negligee shirts reduced to 75¢

COME AND ASK TO SEE TFfiBARGAINS. ‘

 

Comstock Brothers.

in: sou-m MAIN STREET. ”

South Norwalk. - '- - Connecticut.
MILFZORD A. GIFFIN. Mgr.

Comstock Bron, Masonic
Bld'g. Norwnlk.

Miss ‘Baird’s . A *r
Institute. -:- R. H.

NORWALK, CONN.
' P! I t C" I
. alS e .
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

I I I I 25th Year-
lath “air in Norwiilk.
DRU
l'iinmry. iiitvrniwliatc. ncndcinlc and rub GOI‘T'
iI‘KNlirt'l'nrltliil')‘Wilma-0N. Specialistm-nipiuicd i

to: pity-oval cuilttrc. i'imflliiitli. mn~ic. nitnn-l
tlu- language» t'im-lnt attention to moral“ --—0—-—-

niul Illitlllit‘i". A liniilcd numbvrol day pupils.
aini ~pwial -~ttidcnt.~:iiiiiiitted. Mini for I'll"
Selling

 

--I lir. I‘m v application iicr-iruliln ‘

.\li~~ linir-t i~ at hono- lo Visitors on Thurs-
d or and Fr oin)’ oi i-nl'll \rwk until 5m 1:. m.
)l' mu

 

MR. KING’S

SCHOOL FOR BOYS!

Blillli‘l )RD STREET.

 

 

 

a
.Good '

llavcn and liar! ford railroad and (“w . mated ”m ”1,... will u... I}... H... it'll” to

Norwalk Steamboat company. on lil"ft)|~ .ui‘cmtin lilo “Imm‘ill' |,i..3-..i,.,-,.....:

comer isziimi. rim min-sinners mil 5 Mai... o. undcr n... ..uoi... ..i n...

havn six hours in New York.

Tim members oi’ the Arion Singing
mcii'ly will go to iiridgi'p at on lill‘ 1.14)
train. tonight. to attend the festival of
the Arion .Nli’li’i‘t' at l'li-aunrc llnacb.
'l‘iiciiiiwicai programme is tiltiii to bi-
nncof tlic it"nl cri-r arranged in thin
writonol’ llu- ziliitc. ll‘bc Hiililil‘IH will
in- l'lriciuion iin~|incll and Ruin-rt Wciwi'.

iZ‘iigi-fiv iiilil3nil4‘l‘-<lir liic pun“ ili'n‘
ordi'rcilllial Iii! donor .1: till! town i..-
ioiimlid or «ill I: "Hi1 iu'd- for thirty
day“ from i‘i'igno .‘l'li. ’l'o‘ii nrdrr i»
cmnwdby’ Iii" loci lbi‘. a dog ownid
liv ii Pi. .‘i-ott. \viii‘n .ifiiiitrnl
)‘I'iii'im lot .it. i“’!‘tI one. other dot. trinit-
mvmr .i'id
Lilith a' .i pic ‘antionatgv innziwirn.

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(’nrtzu. iil'

WIHI

2~ ii'iL.-:i'.s'ii, tlo- vl'ii’il' i-

l.’Hic Annic l'nrti-i, IihllL’ill"? ol'l‘. l2
i‘nmn i'atk. cclvbratld llw
anniri l «ary of“ low birthday. lawt Miltll‘»
day nt‘tvriioiii. by intuit-tannin: a Film”
pirtyol' ill'l‘ }iiil_'~‘lll'll"¢ from i nntilll
o'clock. 'l'iii-y play-mt gram and had a
fiat-it iii iii-'ii
th'l|.*iii"‘~*iiil“i u'i‘ii it pretty cup and
.' ill (‘1‘ il‘ .l

\l'i.i.|lli“ ign-nlme, in!“

mm" mr m’ l‘l“ vii'rodioi.

r—i’riu'h and llm-V upon tiilur. at M. :4,
iiiiiil‘li «i. (Rik fail lino of hid glut-w. :II
following prices.
iii-3.21mi”

“no. M. JFHI, 8L3".
.iifi and $51 per pair.

 

'i'win ('in Wlnrinivn.

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l ('briuicplicrl‘ illi‘iil'l'. of Hi Woidward!
lavenuc. diid last night. in his titty-l
ii-iglitli year. The funeral will lc brld
.tomorrow afternoon at I;

l .. -
.\. H. havanagli «illicialing.
wdi ill‘ in lilt‘i'l'idlil'.

“(ho-it. lbw.
E t l !
llnI burial

.liiinic Saturday I'Yi'illll;l alter a m-i it'ni
w‘ norm”... “thinner S. lillcn llacon and l-Immnl‘uiih-

(' itigi‘uwtii'iii l" J, Hill. iii N'WWHiifi!
ho: birch in c it‘rmp n‘li'rivnicc with Speaker!
itV-vif. who ii‘lS prmom'd him that. if;
po-s-tlilo'. iii‘ \riii lilli.!'ill|fll1pt'l'i‘il in thin2
c illgtc-‘r-iilfio' IiiSIIi' ‘. prirlribiy at
iii-loungwri. t: ion: .g. inmitmiiii.

“a...“ ,..._ . .

'l'iu Iéoutlii ro Now England 'l'i li-
:‘il'vll" roiiiiiuiiy in taking down Iill'l'l‘.
p - two“: ill‘-!I‘ null and uni-of liw.
m‘r'ui ll: llaihnod plow. and attaching
the 'a'iriaito larger [Mil-*4 I'I‘l"ll'ii mm"
mm!“ ago. Tim i'li'r'lt‘ii‘ iittiti at lili'.
ti who!” ‘H i' Il‘ill‘t‘ i-i :tliol'I il!"".i‘iilllll.’ id.

Saturday from a niliirl \‘i‘li with lrii-mlnilf‘ri hball «'wl you ~trniglit home to
and rt'inww- in .‘iww Y il !. -l.il~. ‘ ‘I’Wl.

Mia'zind no, w. i ,, I? w oi iiriiiur-i "”‘i'w ' W". ”1"“ “‘r“ "'"Wh-l
tirirL w o. L..,. atu‘ No.3,... oi M; ._ lmui know a lim‘ “it” ‘ Rut ibr- invaslcs and
riiil'l'Wli‘i'i. l'i'i’htll ill’t'I'l. ! i'ii L34! flail! Mil lillii (‘illl‘h ‘rim,

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i “ ”1w”! ilil‘l‘"'!i. “I “JUN“ V. illik’é Mr“. Iiillilrlillu‘Vilfi' l! Iill‘ ringing rif

.\ .~ lililil'ylllilll will a in: n“ ruin in
bu wagon and IIII‘I'HIIII'HIH of another.
jug ”Hill" of bitii startwi to driw- up
iiuhiwii- inn“. iii-ii night. \Vili‘il iill‘
‘ii irw L'H' mtoa pili'nl' worth and full
iiiNJI. 'ibi- l“i!l!lIl”j‘IllIIll took a tumble
in iryiii': tori-t llc- hot-iv up and bulb
m-ri- wallowing in the «trout when u
Yill'l timingaimm l'laet aw-nuc beard
tiiv i'I-“iniwtion and twin to the rowan.
'l'oc jug wan broken and liic horm-

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=lior.ih lh'mlii‘y. rt-turnc-l to but home In

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i‘ liicago. :«nlurday.

i li'irryl‘baporiain qwfi Sundnywitli.
: rciativw in itinlinry.
l'liarlcs Hurcraud binlt‘l'. .‘iliw l.ul.~ii.\lonut \‘ornon. iipcnt Sunday at Sun"

linycr. rvinrncd liunn-imt evening from
a whorl. om W'lil itii‘uds at .‘iiinli'lair.

.\'..I. lwiib ncai'ly one linmiriul and moody
The Mism- Alary and iil'lIH' Marvin. i

wf'Hai-din l'ity. icing bland. rcturnid

virit with .‘il’fi. .l.
‘vml'i‘ili'l :H't'll'l".

li-r. Mr. Waiirnmn. of tho .‘Ii‘thmlinti

lipiwopzd churcbm'. hangi- l piiipit-iwitli
iii-v. Mr. Lickuu. o‘.’ tho i? ingrcg'ittonal
l'illlrl‘il. Sunday.

.‘il‘:. ilull It. iii‘il'iii‘)’ t'i'turiu-d Iioiiw! SM“ Milli-'1‘ If you on into tbc th‘

liven Vl~~illliL’ili~‘ lii‘liiiW‘. .‘iiru. l‘i'illt'}
Watts. of lint-vi in! m.» nor.

Ili‘. .Iniiu ii. .‘iii'.\t:ilii lull loam yum?

tiii‘il‘iy :ooruziij' For :i \‘n cifi . t‘wil .it thc

White .‘tii not i II-.

Bargain iliy “ll-awed." lil- stop-
twi| fluvilll.’ ii‘i iH'l‘“ luau: M Hugh It,
.141. who' he ici‘vat otti, \t'ili might

:want. "Win-n tltiiy tour}. dwilniu. down i it”:

in on wine. will it be i-Arvry day. or only

, S’imflWIIilI injured. . ion Fridays?"

Mr. and Mrs. Minot Anslyn. of .im'
any (fity. arc visiting at David Ii'nlion'!

 

rciiiili-ni'i‘.
Mr. and MN. William Rowland. of

film \\ iiii‘H‘.
‘l'lic public ncitoni opencd ycncrdoy

'whoimiu curiiiii'ii. i‘t'incltitti iizlltdtctlt‘
gluinviiargc. lit-iii boarding at lianicl
Wildin‘ ri-uhli'ni'c. The teachers are

‘man. who wcrc iii-re last 5‘: ar.

Mina Amy Cunningham returned to
tStamforvl, today. altvr .i rich with Mr.
3 licinnrimt and family. of the West Side.

,a bell mad" obligatory upon liii't‘i'ic rid-
! urn:

, Mr. uivu-n their victim“
‘timn to make an i javulatory praycr.

”If/Jill ll

4 Mr. llaysecd latter a iongdotrgmvury
iWiill in a Saw \ork rcntaurnut i- Swim
to Itii' that l-riicrl l'hiliulvlphiu «tiring
gr‘iiickun un ordered i4 a long will]: ruin-

i Mm. liiiymwd irriqtmmnylml ”ll"

ii HI‘lWHIIdEI'IIII'i ‘.‘,ll.'l "i ii nl‘ untou-
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m din m. or light iiinnulactuimg. l'nwnr
liiini~ilimi lo It'tiftlll‘i n ~nti~lo~vtorv lot-an.
Iii-nr uloil» uti Strontium! iiinrc, “twin
good: may lmnliippi-d or ilclimrc-l uillioot
irowklngliv tlo- ‘mw lurk iui-l hoimilk
Mi-niiitmiit lino. l'iviiit«.-. “I” l... iilii‘tlli-II
and -il\iiit‘ii to null l’uilvrmu
art-Ir to
TAYLOR la GOLDEN.

til Wnuhington Strcct. So. Nor-walk.

Have You Any Old
Silverware You
Can’t Use

“ii iii iii-mil niliw plolv 'u-iiig um i: ull ' ll w,
drop cord In l'wciiioti A Hon Ill “all" «Hm-t,
iiliiiiiuntil Will i'iiil I'd-low. lilillr-r liibllllifi,
iiiiit luiukid -. kimvu liohk. t-o-vnmn lot om
lilini: llml lukii- a plain dune at a in} n.“-
llumc, “lint: tlic ow ..( llirnwii'miiiiio away
\\ii"Il ”WV - on he iimili- n»- u'i'lti, ii not 'H‘I'I'I.
than when they were Il"W at. about on" ilttli
”w to in. ”t ni-w “turql‘i / (iii-iii Itfl‘qli-t “iIIIII‘l.

To Advertisers l 0

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anteed the same day copy
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tunable effort will be made
to acommodate patrons,
but changes cannot be in
slated upon an a right no-
less copy is sent in by 1
o'clock in are afternoon of
the day before change a

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Stamford. - - - - - Connecticut. -
WILL naoran Fountain 2
Septembgr 29th. Syringe. o ,
river one liundredboyn have entered col- for 3 .
lcge from thinmdionl. H )
AngJQm ,
750! .
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Mrs. Mead s School ,3.....,...... g
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‘i WILL REOPEII —""°‘7" P

'l‘bcpnblic schools will open
August 31, and We want to
remind you tuat

We

Carry

a
Complete
Line

of

School Books

And Supplies.

Septemberze.’96

ALL APPLICATIONS

For mindset-in «horrid be mad:- at Mill-

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310130 IAIJ

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Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
(lccnplwn portion of E. Gnuomnki’n
More. corner of Wall and Water tit-9.,

Norwnlk. Call and are the latcut
Itvivl In Huh, Pith-n. o-Il'. I ‘13 I)

For

the
Best
Printing

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