, the town auditors. began work on the
The other horse brought the wagon
1‘ {A
' e 1ch, at M. S. Smith 61: Co‘s.
_ I
THE-1mm Nonwm EVENING sENTINEu srrTEMBra .1896. . 1
NEWSUFTIIENIIIIWIIKS
llASIIES IIERE Mill TIIERE BY TIIE
SEITIIIEI’R REPORTERS.
8m 01 111-1'11... TM 800 and Hear
In Hermit, hulk "walk and Vicinity
During Their Marni! Journals”.
0n and after tomorrow, the evening 1
service at Trinity church will begin at
7:211) o'clock. --....,-....-..
Engineer Joseph B. Rider is moving
from Music Hall block to West avenue.
into the W. B. Rider place.
«Escallops, 4011' aquart Star M’k't
George I".Bearso and J . Irving Dibble.
selectmen's accounts last night.
Smythe’s orchestra furnished music
last night for the Miles Aroou company
in Greenwich. The company is at
Hoyt's Theatre tonight.
—I.adies' Alpines 051: $1. 111. O Brien' 11.
David M. Finch. the East Norwalk
contractor. will commence work next
week, excavating for thecollars of the
hospital for crippled children to be
erected on the Jonathan Camp property.
at the Rocks. by the Episcopal .‘Iistcr-
hood of St. Mary‘s.
*Blnefish. 811 per pound: cod steak,
10¢, at Huycs‘ market.
A horse belonging to Raymond
Brothers. of South Norw,alk died of
colic at Lockwood' s livery stable. in
New Canaan. Thursday evening. John
.T. Donnelly was in charge of the team.
back to South Norwalk.
~—Spring chickens an1 1611 a pound at
Hayes' market.
A party of N orwalk poung people had
atrolley ride last night over the entire
line of e Norwalk Tramway company.
A stop 'as made at Gregory's Point.
Refreshments were served on board the
car. The ride was arranged by Ellis
Howard and Edward Laidlaw.
r-0peni11g of the wool underware
agison today, at M. S. Smith 1% (111.11.
The damage to the bathing pavilion
at Roton Point. occasioned by Thursday
night's storm, is covered by insurance.
The cupola was shattered. turd from
here the lightning wont to each ’cnd of
the building, splittinhg“! some. '1'1f the
boards and doing about 1;:‘10 damage.
.1
—0ur entire line of ladies‘ shirt waxsts.
rangiugin price from $1 to *3. for 7101:.
The Rev. E. II. Dupuy. wife and
daughter Helen, started today on their
journey to Los Angeles.Culifor11ia. Mr.
Dupuy. who was compelled to give up
his work at Brockton. Mass. on account
of ill health, expects to take work at the
coming session of the Southern Califor-
nia conference. to be held at Los Angcles
the lust of this month.
—-—IIIen‘ s and youth sAlpines 0' Brien s
JohnH. huapp. of West street, had
anurrow escape from injury one day
this week. He was driving over the
Washington street bridge, when the
bit broke. and his horse ran. going down
Water street. Mr. Knapp was making
preparations to jumpcnt oi the back of
the wagon, when his man saw the horse
coming and succeeded in stopping hiu'.
-—-l.ong Islandescallops. 40¢" a quart
at lluyes‘ market.
Sheriff Miller, of Stamford. when he
served attachment papers on (louuuo-I
dorc Francis linrritt. in the suit for
812.5011 brought by Mrs. AlicoIJ. Clark.
of Norwalk. levied upon more property
than Mrs. I ‘.111rk’s attorney doomed ro—
quiaito. Yostortlnyheagrcml with At-
h 11d a picnic. Sunday. 0'11 Violet Hill.
Several racesare In progress this at-
ternoon 011’ the Norwalk Yacht club
inure.
Major T. S. Clarkson. of Omaha. was
elected connnanderdu- chief of the G. A.
It. yesterday. at St. Paul.
—.\n1lrew Mack. Iioyt’s Theatre. to-
11 ght.
Yesterday. while paddling a canoe,
Harry Goburn was accidentally ovel-
turned. and received a good ducking.
The Twin City Wheelmeu will have a
ran to Danbury. tomorrow. leaving the
club- -rooms at I) a. n1., sharp.
The members of Company F finished
setting up their gymnasium apparatus
at the Armory, last night.
-Hear Andrew Mack sing tonight.
Managers Mitchell 1%: Gardner. of the
Norwalk Opera House. are trying to
secure a return date from “The Burglar."
Monday. Labor Day. is the time for
holding the regular meetings of 11111
Norwalk and South Norwalk Common
lonncils.
-—100 legs mutton. 1011.. N. Y. M‘k't.
——-Q
The highway committee of the city of 1
Norwalk has accepted the town's pro rata
of dividing the highway money, amino
other meeting will be held.
A11 infant son of Zucchins Benson. of
Leonard street, died yesterday, aged ten
days. The'hody was taken to Union-
1'illc. N‘. 1’.. today. for burial.
The Herman-111111 Modernism will ‘
Miss Sadie Hoyt, of Marshall street.
entertained friends last night. (1111111151;
were enjoyed. the prize in the patchl
party being won by Irving Finch.
-—Blueiisl1,1‘~c. N. Y. M' I." t.
Arrangements were made at the hunt-1
ing of Pioneer Hustle. A. I). K. M11?”
last night, to celebrate the anniversary
of the birthday of the castle on Scptcm- 1
or 11th. I
' ' - 1
Buckingham Post, Woman's Relic!“
Corps. accompanied by the ladies of the
Mission Band. will have a trolley rido
over the Tramway line. next Wednesday ,
afternoon.
—Miss M. .T. Hodgins 1% Co. have just
received all the latest styles in fall and
winter millinery. 1111 Washington st.
bridge.
The initial number of Rev. ('3. M.
Selleck's history of ancient Norwalk is
1 steamcr
I with Mrs. Sarah 1').
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence, of
I Quintard avenue.
Dr. Edward (I'llcilly. wife and
tint. It- will be issued in monthly parts
that may be bound in two or more vol: 1
nines. p p '
—-——Leg mutton, 11111. N. Y. M'k't.
The N. I). Y. B. club gave
Raymond's Ilall. last night. Music was‘
furnished by Shepard and Mansfield,
and dancing continued until -1 o'clock
this morning.
a dance in 1
.. I
John .I buolllnu l., 11I1o1snow urcsi-I
dent of New Yor.k has begun prepara- I
t1onstocl1‘1se his shooting gallery and
"My” stand at Roton Point. “11
will ship the babies to the city. 1
y
The Connecticut Laundry is evidently I
a success. The work turned out last
week went to about three hundred per-
sons and the number of pieces laundered
ran up into thousands.
“The new Connecticut Laundry in
Iiavilaud street laundered a large nun;-
hcr of shirts, collars. cuffs and shirt|
waists this week for Stamford partiwai
who were liigh‘ y 1111;. iscd with tin-m.
Nash 1k Vunh’coy. the South Norwalk
plumbers and tinsmithn. have closed '
their business in ltowuytou for tho I
winter season. Stanley Raymond. who E
has 11111111 in charge. has returned to tho I
store hero. I
——.'1 pounds best oreluucry butter. :EII:l
sweet 1111tatoes,‘.‘III-a peck: Mnnd ti. Ilour.
NI '35 per barrel. 571111 p1~rbngz Hold llust.
tornoy Walsh to man-p.11 considerablo
reduction. and a release has been agreed
upon.
Look at our 1: lIlII‘H $1... ‘1 underwear
for I‘ 1.1L! at M. 1%. Hmith 1k (’11. 11.
\‘11111111 .11 the 11111111111511.1111 Railway
company '11 111111111 1111111111: to know any 1.
thing about the accident to William 1
Jennings. reported in The Sentinel.
yesterday. Motorman lirav and ('«111-1
doctor 1141111111111 my helium-111111 their 'ur
for 11111th Noru'tilk at (1111111141111 111111111. ’
accompanied by '1fr1cudii1- cloiuwd'
I 1 hue 11111111 111111111111 I11' a dash of light-
ning. but he did not any where.
1
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“1.4111”. at our 11111111111111 wool under-j
wear for 71111. worth $1.511, at ill. H,
Hmith 1k (Indus
Dr. Wilson, the Bridgeport rye
specialist. came to South Norir:11k.§
ymtcrday alternmn, and with l)r.}
lhnuorticr made an examination of
William 11111111113111.1111». Mr. Jennings.
is the young man who was struck 111111111
111 a Winnipauk trolley car. Ilnrlllfl’lwmmmmaw Turk 1., “W41”, Thp'snldamau111111111111111111rapid transit
Thursday nighl' 9 storm. ’l' he physician
says his 1 yrs arc impror ing, and he fools
I
bnufldpnt the light will cwntnully mltmlyonoduy. That-adorn! the follow- you go 111111111 111. 111 1111111111
708ml
wtirwial sale of 1.1.1.1....11.1. after-I
1101111111111 evening, at 1111.8 Hmnh a
Cole. I
‘ IHI'.
1, children.
‘11 111111-111-1111111-111 parado- in Htamtl'ml.
1111-11111 prize will 1111 awarded to the club
Inc pcr package III In kit 11f 1111111111111. 1
New York Ilroceryt' 11 . ”1111111111111 ’
building. South Norwalk. .
Twin 11 nightcn 111-r11 1111111 111 Mal
and Mrs. Joseph item] of South 1 nirni
1111111110 last evening. 'I 1111 ltlIIlIiM‘ 111I
comfortableIodav. The little onus mol
doing nicely. Ellis lb 011 was formerly
Fanny Maninn.:1n1l the-«- are 11111- first
Edward Mugiun is made no
11111111: by 11111 11111111.
The 1111111111111'11111 thc'l‘u'in 1‘in WhrI-b 1
men baro- I1cnn IIIYIII‘II to participate in I
'Ihnrsd :11 night. 81111111111101 IIIIh. given
by the Y. M. l‘. A. All uniformed
11111111111111 arc rcqumlml to be present at
11111111111 r111nn11at1hilusharp. A hand
making 1111- best showing.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday will be
New Year‘s according to the llebrcw
calendar. and will be mongol/.1111 by He
mopleoflhatt‘aith in 11111th Norwalk. I
in tho 111111111 manor-r. Many of them;
orthodox Hebrews will aim r1111 bothI
1111ys.wl1ilcthc reform class will keep
111;: week will heohsel'yetl 1111 the 111151 of
aloneunmt. The two succeeding weeks I
aim 111111111111 days generally mognlmi by
time or that iaith.
111111-111. have been visiting in Derby.
.son, are visiting at Ihc home of Stephen
'walk. istl111gu11>t of .‘Ilmi M.
I11 in Westerly.
, K I'I11111r. I‘d'
Ithat my wife 1111111111111 t be awakened.”
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Acrcamof Inrtarbakilm powdcr. III
111' all in Icaxoaing stion lb -—I.utcst 1
best
Willi-II
fit11t11s(1111'"111n111entl~11o1l toport. \' Y R
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IIIHAI. DAMN“ PUWIIEI (11)..
EBB TIDE 0E SUMMER.
People Who Have Been in Search of
Rest and Recreation Flocking Home
GUESTS 0F TWIN lllTY PEOPLE.
The Wane of the Vacation Season Sends Many
Sojourners 111 the Seashore and in the
Mountains Back 111‘ the Pastoral .
Scenes of Rural Life.
William lllillcr and Charles A.
Walters. prominent mendicrs 111‘ the
West Washington Smut Crosswalk
club, will leave town Monday for
Portland, Maine, to spend a week.
John 11‘. I’omcroy, oftl1el'11itcd1‘1'tat1s
‘ian l1’raurrisco has retulnod
from 'I'urlush watch andis spending a
fc11'1la1s with his 1111111111 in Ac 111111111
silent.
Mr. and Mrs. John It. l'lannory, of
Brooklyn, will spend Sunday at the bean
ol‘Mrs.11‘111111111rv's11111111111,Mrs. A. M.
I’omcroy, of Academy street.
Missl'ldith I’ctcrs, 11f Brooklyn, has
roturucdhomv aftcra two weeks” Visit
Brown. of (host-
nut street. Norwalk.
Mrs. Alexander Aitken and 5011 Don-
ald. of Bridgeport. spent- yestcrday with
children. of Elizabeth, N. .T., and Miss
Alice Donnell)“. of New York, are visit:
ing in Norwalk.
Miss Mattie 'I‘aylor, of New York
1*ity,isspcndiuga I'1-1v (lays with Mr
llud Mrs. Uriu ll. lianicls of Brandi
street. I
Mrs. James A. Brown and daughter' I
Mrs. A.l1l. (lluisniar. of Washingtonl
Mx's.l’.1t111~11n and 1'l111gl1ter, of I ills
burgh, I’.1.. are visiting 111 tln1r11.~id11111c/
of Ruth Remington. Spring street.
Miss Alici1 ( ram. of llast 1110111111. is
entertaining Misses I’.1I111-li'1 and Edith
ll1'.'.11111rr11 of New 1111111111
Miss Mary rat-111111111. of “est avenue.
11'1lls.11l fox Ireland on the steamship
Teutonic n1 xt V\1111111.~'1L'1_1
Mr.an1l Mm] II. Smith, of l’atcr-
Yelsor, Iguintnrd u1'1111n11.
l’hilipt‘11nco,of Paterson, N. .l.. is
visiting 115 parents. Mr. and Mrs. (1.
(711111111, of \var street.
111-(hand Ik1l1‘11r11st, of New (‘auaan.
is spending a 11'1-11It with his son Fruilk.
of South First street.
Miss Agnes .l. Paterson. of New (‘11-
11111111. has been boarding at llit'kory
Illull' this week.
Rev. A. II. Wyatt. pastor of the Nor»
walk Mothmlist. church. i»: home from
I'Ilic (it'ow.
Mrs. (fioorgc Peterson. 11f South Nor»
Ilrllr'I', in
Harlem.
\Valo r .l1uuings, of West 1111111. In}
lspending 11 f111 (1111's111t|111\\'biI1-.\louu-
11111.1.
Miss lllaucho (3.11'1111111111. 111‘ Main
street. 1'111'11'11111. 111 in lied ll;111k..\'. .l.
Mrs. .\Iic11ll.(‘lzu'k.11l Mott 1111111111»,
It. I.
\lisstlarrio ’l' .11'l 1r. of l’raukhu street.
is 11111 uding :1 11111 11111.4 1111 l. mg Inland.
511111111111 \'1l~1111'. 111 tho (‘on-mlidulrd
Ir1- -Ight 11111 111 i~ 11' 111111;.1 11"111111 .111 11 ,1111111
l1i1 1111:1111 I '11111111- I 111111 Mis. 1|.11111111 .
('rowc 1m- :11 II1'I'1111 I 11'111'11.
Miss 7111111111 \'.1n 'I'11»~1'II.I1I‘H1111111 Nor
walk. was the guest of M1141 Mario
N11“ I2111.11111511111'111'111 days
this Week.
Mia-1 lr11111~ Brown. 111‘ Nurwalk. has
been the guest- of Mrs. William 1'.
Won-.11. In New I'11nu11n.
MrII. I"11r1l Ii. Smith and Iluughtcr
(Torrie. of Bridgeport, arc gill'flNoI liurr
Smith. 111 Main street. Norwulk.
Hcorge in-Iunond. of I’cckskill. N. i
will spend Labor Day with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. lticlnuoud. ul’ West
port avenue.
I'lt'4 very wrong of 1'1111 people to ring
111111111 gangs after lo 11 Wm 11 at night
cariinc.“
“Wl1y.yrm II 1111 121111111 to say that
said the
conductor.
“anm [can't say that I do. But
when I don't l'm parti1ularly anxious
Idl‘lw him 111 mu Francisco,
F’. D. iLAW'rON , ‘11.. (:0.
FRUIT
JARS
H
Mason, Quart................... 50c do:
Pint 450
Lightning, Qt....................$l.IO
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Fall I896.
1.11111me 1. 11.0.22 South Main Street
-—
EDWARDSTREE‘I’,
Blanket Season is at Hand.
We are pro
lil.1ukels,suitable for the. early Inuit.
pared to show you a choicc‘ Iluc of
Very
pretty designs, and they are exlremly cheap,
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
STREET!
1101111111111. conn.
DONOVAN BLOOK. w
When You Wait for the
Wagon
vou are far behind the times You must
ltnow that you can t get the some that
you could at our market. Think of our
1111’111'1'111'1111111111011' .1 lbs of 11111 111-st
(orucd beefand on11 large cabbage for
2511; good lu111l11'hop<lo1'121'._.1 1101' lb:
11g of mutton. 101' :1 lb I111'111p1.11'111111'.1t-
t1u1,11cp1-rll1greentoru. 1111: a 111-.1011;
s1v11ot1111t11t110>.201 a 111 ch, 111111111111.» 2
quarts f111"111' This is 111111'11'-‘111.1' 11111111k1-
up 111111 us what you have lost b1' trad
ing with others.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
ASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’ 8 ’5” °
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
TOGRAPHSI
Prices Redaced!
E. M.JACK6ON,Photognph01-.
53 WALL STRIfi, - - .
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The Animal Won Rani-ml on a Bottle, and
the III-1d “'11s Not. Illflii' 1”.
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husband Is a pneumatic tire.
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arcmauing premratirms to receive our
$12,110 men's suits, now $8.501 '
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A I'cw of those small sized coats and
1'1'515 at 2,511-
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CHILDREN’S SCHOOL
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COME AND ASK TO SEE THE BARGAINS.
Comsiock
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, - - - Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. '
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