00.. WWaehfngtoa street.
Aridewalkvia’heing laid in front of
'the,raaldenoe o! Councilman A. B.
* ‘w-Foreqnarter lamb; so: N. Y. marker.
van'a block. Washington street.
, oral of the late James Mitchell.
' Eliza Gibba. of Bridgepmtmere brought
Donovan's block. Washington rtreet.
Th Sentinel has just added nine, of
thalateat styles of type lofts jointing
department. ‘
4mm selling wall paper aelow as
100. perdonble roll. TheJ T. Prowitt
Hill, in Morgan avenue.
-Rlbrout 100. N. Y. market. Dono.
. Gel. William H. Stevenson, of Fair
field. handle-ed up his residence. ”Ce-
Murat," for the summer.
exam purest we cream.
Daniel Mitchell of Lareht‘nont. was
in town, yeoterday, to attend the fun-
The Norwalk Iron Works will shut
down next Monday for ten days, to give
workmen a chance to erect new built r=.
-—-See the ‘carbonette at Lewis’.
A bmball team from the Over River
aohool defeated the Center school nine.
yesterday afternoon. by a score of 30
to 15.
—-M. B. Parsons has an assortment 0”
good horses for sale cheap.
The cellar of Thomas Hyde's new
house in Wilton avenue is completed
and the carpenters are now at Work on ,
the frame. ‘
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. H. J. Sherwood. of
Weetport avenue.
—Bargaina at Wilcek's shoe store, 3:!
North Main street.
Clifford Perkins. the fourteen year-old
eon of Frank Perkins. of Bethel. has
been missing from his home since Wol-
neaday afternoon.
The baseball team of Company I" de-
feated a team from the Norwalk Train-
wuy company, yesterday afternoon, by
a room of 4 to :l.
—-Anheaeer Busch lager beer. always
on draught. at Herman Quittuer‘e.
E. J. Wadhama was relented from
melody at Bridgeport jlll, yesterday,
Horace E. Dunn having gone his surety
to the amount of .300.
Herman Snyder and family have
moved from Taylor avenue to Wuyto A
Raymond's bowie. recently mauled by
Herman Ktieger, in Clay street.
~La¢ limb. lil'lc. N. Y. minke-L
Donovan a block. Washington lllt‘el.
The remains of the late Mm. Aim
to Norwalk. yesterday afternoon. and
interred in the Summit mmetery.
m
A new whistle. to be blown whenever
thereiluflrein Normillt. will emu be
placed on the elation of the NorII'IIllI
and South Norwalk Electric Light- com
puny. It in raid Ilmtponple withlna
radius of live tulle- will be able to bear
the whistle.
—-Clllclena, ill...I l|-. at. lluytu'uikt,
Two elation of John ll Wood. t‘
Weapon. lira. Green T. llowlI-y aid
“fl. Annie 3. llurperJluu formed a
joint steel: crtnpuuy to «DIM than
heuherlueoutlnuinu the llit‘llel mu
”m. and wot-tuna unallaoale wll at
one. be renamed with a lull not «flotilla.
. alludes B. Bitty. of Boathport. in the
employ of the Norwalk Iron Wurka
company. hat built a miniature atom
engine for hiII turn our at home for the
rat running a ”lea laminae
Willa It The «num- upright
Maintainer“). atyle. and la a new
Minnelli“ elm. commit“. lighters
and danldllly. and can llI ran at a blah
rate at rated. ”M
Aw Alfred ll. Austin was ran.
MW River «are. tut eight.
Willlmellmmlmd bulimia. a lite-t
Railway eat. a he an Ihma
heavily to the bridge am the tunnel by
male. late one at the pendulum
and than am the mildew of the
m. flew-emails» limited
at». m ..
spring boat trill [no
drm
mic
It Is one for the
aching. “
For honour. the three
thread. Then 87 50.
322. 50 and 825.
Be awe of this. tho! the
Helgs' Comer. ,
Ur. Ilenq dart/non
for 27 years ”of the Hula
Blothmg do. has Identi-
fied himself thh as.
'M'fiwo‘
or four-button each cool or the colony and: hop
portals and short skirts. Geode IIM one Scotch
plank. amp/aids. broken [deals and cheers. Browne
and villas predominate. ‘ ' '
The lattes! [mood suits we sell coals 35:11” would
prices are paid offshoot.
color, Ito/l mode." undo-dole. honest clothes. Your
money back If you want If malice safe huylng at
.l ”A?”
810, 812. 815. the medium
an up to 318. 320,
clothes you (my here are fast
,
GSGCO.
Ito/norm»: (ta/III.
Open Monday, leoy and
Saturday Evemngs. .
Some people have thought in ages
‘ gone by ~
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
buy;
Such notions as these are past all
enduran 2c.
Forthcre Is a safe stove and it is
called the “Insurance."
And this is the story the“lnsurant:c"
will ttll,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
no smell;
For safety, Clo-rcniznce,
meals, and well done,
There. is no at we can b at ll. nude
undt r the sun.
qu'ck
You will make a
Cor.
OLD AN D
-....__i....., ....-. . .
THE PM
his line on account of the numeral
gm it
Some dealers think mt re of what they can make,
S I be careful in bu) log and make no mistake,
Hut ask for the stove that has wood every test;
The ‘ lnsuranco" today and former the best.
uitliout first investigating the Insurance.
NASH &~VANSCOY,
DaIlyDIrect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier :3, E. R. Beekman street, New York; at 5 p. to
Leave Norwollt, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p. In. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaiil
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
\lew York or its vicinity.
All pcrsunl are forbid trusting any of the employees of the beats in
thereol.
. N EGLIGEE
S H I RTS l
At this season of the year are in
in exhibit the moat pleuaiuglaalort-
merit.
for pattern. style and lit cannot be
an rpueeed.
"OAIOADI."
l). tucltcd color.
"IDLIR."
”EDITOR.”
mistake if you buy a gasoline stov:
I. Iain and West 959.1“;
RELIABLE
lPELLERS
demand and we are prepared
We quote three lines which
Soft bosom, French pcrcalc.
Negligec collar and cufl'a all;
inched.
, “French percale. drool bosom.
fl weighing a' ten and uplvarrl.
" was a pie tart summer vrhleh weighet
. summer. in celebration of the jubilee oz
7 the repeal oi the Corn laws
, flour for the crust added on court
. few returned from the uccuc of fustiv
_ Int:
Denny Dale periodically molten pie:
The".
only tlfleeu’bundredwelgln,
The last Drab! Dale we was made
waited, carved and distributed only hut
Tin
meals of which it was composer
notation nearly fifteen hundredneiztu
Hall u too of steel plates went to tom
the dish in which it was baked. and llll
weight, The oven that received till:
burdcn‘of nearly two tone mensrrrct
thirteen feet in length by nine feel it
widlllunll two feet in depth. Whet
nicely browned, the giant pie. gay!)
decked with llouers and guarded by
mounted puller. Was drawn in proves
rich by fourteen horses to the place 01
taunting. ,
Here, at a fixed hour, it was solemn
ly curved w'llh a knife t lose upon thret
{wt long andn fork or promrtlonntt
size, and served on coutumnloratior
plates to all persons who paid for llit
privilege of thus testing it. The odd
clone crowd numbered thourunds, out,
ity without a hoovonir.
That was the sixth big [do to deligh.
the epicurea of Denny linlm I’l‘lio iii-at
which dates linukumre than :I lmmlm.
years, wuss intended to mark the thunk
fuluossof the inhabitants for tho l'v
«(ivory of George Ill. from lumitul do
monument. Nearly thirty pursuing; m‘
before- unotlmr clout ecu-tried \iulllll
of knelt signal Ieunrd. 'lhis nus tin
battle of \l alt-r100. 'lbo oltlt'si iuliuli
itnnt cannot recall the Waterloo [do
but it wax-I. no doubt, a famous Mini!"
for. when another gr-tir’mtion luui mum
to Imiiurity. it found a pain-m {or the
grout pic of ’46. by \Vllll'll llonby lmil
tbcCoru Ian's.-Neu' York Journal.
LUCK OF A BRlDESMAlD.
She Caught the Hrida‘a Bouquet and ”it
covered I’mlitnhlo Ilcrupntlrm.
l'mlor o nary circumstances. paint
flowers in water colors l'-ll'l .~
soon-n of immense profit. Xmu-Iilw
loss. therein a girl in Boston who is
I’miplnun rich harvest from it. it ‘lli
begun in this Why. The young zlliisi
was one of the bridesmaids at the \i'I'll
din: of a “vanity friend: nnd ml»! the
lucky one who Irunglit. the bridn’s lmn
quot when it was thrown to the mantis
The Men occurred to her tlmt it Would
be a graceful thing to make :l shout; oi
the lmlmllllli'ttlld Riv» ii to tho lil‘ltl"
:IllIl Ming'mer With her lii'uslt :Itu.
baring a keen sense of nttistiv powi
bilitlIN. she subcomlrd in romlnuina
llll' rather atifl' bouquet. u fun. a 1m!
ixlu-nl table, and a sllinmwrin: p11.
:Iwu mtrf into a delicious lot ..I I;.{- ;
:IIIIl sunliuu'ut.
The bride true In centuries. So “vi"
bur it'll-lids. Soon our or the lll'ltli’»
molds nemlml in idesnmills or hit I.“ n
It “libll 't the artist. In spit" of in I lull
lu‘mln- Mus: the. bonituet. 'H‘ as in II
ufnwd to be happy miles she, lml
could bore a skull-b of hvr bridal lwu
quot. The artist ('lllll'f_'t‘ll It good i" in
this tiuw. and. to her surprise, lulllari
lu-I‘wlt the originator of n Rur'ul I‘ml
film lN‘l‘allll‘ as much It port of :1 Hull
molding: us the eaten-r, florid, oi
bridegroom. lining gifted with .‘l salm-
ol‘ lllt' Wlmluln of tho sermon, .~i.r am
that llw thing was too good to km. 4:...
Hull Iiu- opportunitymust lm ludmmu.
\Vllllt’ it did law. so Idle boldly [on lll‘l
III‘IW Iw‘: up to It lnosl t‘xlt'tivzthzttn llgmu
That only N‘l the M'ill upon lwr pow:
Inmy. and made lllPl’ alill tumn Im
Nlil') to u wedding. Rho Inouwolnnly
I'xlwrlc the trust it) strike lwt', lull.
llll‘llllWlllll'. she Rdllll‘fll lll‘l‘ lllll'\‘t'-l ul
r-lwkle and sinus hymns or lunw- I.
Ilw nuvirnt nud lmnornldirimimmm;
of uIIIlrlIiiorly.«.\'rw Yuri; Sun.
A Curtain Ity Mlnptnu.
.\ I’Iil‘l't‘l‘lllllllll‘lll or llu‘ llmvlmmn
Mignon-t nu incident about two: Hm
I». now-I IIIIIl Interesting: 'l‘lml in or
Inn n lrivud of the litllI-lwtlmulmx ot
Nt'llllfllllll'tlkt' III well known. lllll ltul
l think. the rotumu why lw unbound
lilllltii‘" Into the lullllly, “‘ltllv II II'
Iuou Kltit'ko‘l‘lmrker. who won 1m
mummy upon lutlinuto throw out.
lI'i'IIIu. wall it member or mourn... hr
bml III-melon to pit-wot lil’lllg Iv
l'rmutvut Medium). and In so time;
lIII-vlluuuly Introduced him till Im
“vounlimnrumll. lllmll‘lt'll Killt‘ltl'l‘
berm-r. from old tlolIIiulItIvoltu.” ll'l’llt:
mm rutluer token llllllt'li. but III.»
iII-luunt no look Ml! fancy that he Iumlv
usu- of it an it lmu nulm- wlwn lu
wron- Iua- tamoua mum of NP“
York. in which he refers m-wrul Mom
to lllll “collate lllu conunmmmn."
“W
Icahn aa at: Initiator.
W
J!
I rl'lll’l'll Admiral IIIIII lllll “Irv. dim
imrv II favorite monkey. lino slur re
t-rutly the lady. hinting II Rll'llillll‘
uoiw ill the Illlllull mom. luoltml in to
we what ll VIII. The eight Wllll‘ll llll'l
lmr eye» was a iutlirruuu our. umml
In ”In armchair. with the Mourning
allmltlll‘ rap fill itlII head. and the .ttl
mlml'u film'lflfill'i on his mow. Willi llw
monitor. and it! hie hand we» the our"
llt'WfllIlltll'. whit-h inI Iltoull and pm
ml. while he laboured llllll lefllt‘ll
lntod with areal empham III llw ml,
which lay hllaitlun on the hearth run
it was a clever and carefully plmllml
Imitation of the telly uld'mlmlrul'n
wile w W from the unit/nut
pie mulddara to make its antennae; 7 .. l
' for very shame. ‘ *
instilled satisfaction til the repeal oi _
AI Chromium. England. their law:
tulle and manner when l‘l’lltllllfl to lllll .
3,3, '«
“ " I
ul
We have diet a few left and ladies can secure
extraordinary values in that department, as
we do not wish to carry them into the hot tea-
s’rm We are showing our deei'gns‘in surn-
mcr hats, such as white. purple and red. You
cannot fail to get suited if you come in to
see us. as we carry the best and largest assort-
ment in the twin cities. We are still taking
elders for the Star Bicycle Suit the most
grateful suit made for the wheel.
Hui: »‘ 5‘3
}
ll,KRlEGER,Maheckemoi-Iotel Bl’k.
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended-s
“Riverside" and “Royal.” Can lit
found in gold, silver and gold filled
cases at '
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Iorwalk.
1|
Get One Now!
For “00 we will sell you an “IE SPECIAL. list price i‘l'Jy
“ibic. \v hurl which it“ cighs only ’l pounds, is guaranteed to carry
hillponndx over any road. and no etpreaenne in charged on re.
pairs for twelve months. \\ I: how some new '9? standard wheels
which we are selling at ulnmst co.~t See the Springfield
months guarantee; any option you wriut, #19. list $60.1)on't
forget that we make a specialty of bicycle repairing. .
Are You Thinking
of buying a CAME“ .\‘. . \ou can ’t find It plate Within so miles
when- you can get one its cheap It». Wt sell their], and We have
u lull slot it too. Notice the print of supplies:
Kaufman‘s Solio Paper 4x5, Pic dozen.
Snell's Dry Plates. for? $5.3
Engli- Dry Plates 'lllxl i 1. 27¢.
Pocket Kodak mounts .t- tlnz
llargniu in Second-bond Cameras.
Free instruction to beginners.
RICHARDSON BROS., 19 North Main Street.
You'll hope to use the wheel often. Buv intelligently;
with your eves open. Examine, COMPARE! All
wheels are ' best," of course, still ' there are others.’ . '
We want you to see OURS!
DON'T BUY A WHEEL
A: You Would a Lemon.
WE GARRY IN STOCK:
llumbcrs \i'oltl- Americans Daytuns, Envovs. Fleet-
wings, 'l‘cmplaus, A lanias and the I38. 00 B. & ll.
leader, $3? 0v
| sIcchr suunmesi I
Bearse‘ 8: Hoyt, 80“
ashington street,
it utli Norwallt.
Wedding and
Society
ENGRAVING
Iontlnal Office.
which eluted eta mlh or that
m m ,
.29 WALL 5
Norwallt
WIllIam
DELIVER!” to:
In bulk to the rule also in W”;
p irt of the city and v. ci'nityl’o ‘
Prompt attention to me
Full quarts for Si.
retails for $150. I am the
ticntugeut. I will give the
olXorwnlk a chance to buy -
best. bottle of whiskey Bold for
ily use. Also agent. forth"? *‘
of Springfield, Mafia. '{l .
Bottled Steamed Lag" "
Wnrwi :k Hotel. a mom M39" '
Young Man,
Donottakotho ,
dying without .
whatnot-emu“
Insure in the
Connecticut General life
Insurance 60., of Hartford. .
I. B. L‘HOMMIDlthh' '
e ilouth Main fitrdat
FRANK PARK:
Horse Shoeingl
in rear of Mannheim Bold.“
South Nor-walkatm,
shorty Sherman
Oeeuplaa a portion ef‘
atom.1 corner of Wal ll
NOSWIl
utvtm In k'lllam on “the
all
STORIER
BICYCLES }
Reduced
lleluu nimble in ,
eleut lillmlll, m a W“ .
ml to unset the I
new whorl by on ”"
price: of Murine”
manner .I new
no title. it" Mfifle
llla J.T. Pr
lend
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