!
~ booked by Horace Saunders.
.Kuvnm 0 summer. JUNE 9.713917.
‘ “‘TlSlTTTTlETllTBWATKS
m lien, lion snIIEIeywlIm
' ”the Minute Reporters.
won unfit STAMFORD.
Men .‘I’. O’xrien and Frank Carma
" latched, in» Light. for Ten Dol-
lars n Bide, the Contest. to take
Place on July 7th.
Articles of agreement were signed
last night by Stephen J. O‘Brien and
Frank 0mm, for a bicycle race from
m Norwnlk to Stamford and return,
later ‘10 a side. It will take place on
Jilly 7th, the start being made from' in
frontal 12 North Main street at 3 p. m
Thestahes were placed in the hands of
Thomas P. O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien is
Both men
will go into training at once.
1 The names of '.Tnlious Gonci, Julions
Lehatzky and John Lonebank. director,
‘ were inadvertently omitted from the
report of the Hungarian thentricals,
‘_ printed in The Sentinel,yestordny. They
enacted their part in the opera with
credit. ~_
-—Teelh extracted, 250.; soft fillings,
50c.;nrtificiultoeth.%‘l.tl0 up; Dr. Dar-
mer. 14 Washington street.
The funeral of James Bucknnm will
beheld from his late home. it Spring
Hill, tomorrow afternoon at :5 o'clock.
Rev. B. B. Pond will oilicintc. The in-
terment willbe in the Norwallr ceme-
tery.
Edwin Thompson. well-known in Nor-
walk, died in the Danbury hospital,
yesterday. The remains will be taken
to Brnnchville. tomorrow. for burial.
The meeting of the Hat Finishers
association will not be held tonight.
anthem is no business of importance to
betransacted.
A benefit ontortaimncnt will be given
to Entry Stevenscu, at Red Meu' s liall.
tomorrow night, at which the best. local
talent will appear.
Services celebrating St. Barnabas Day
will be held in St. Paul’s and Grace
churches, tomorrow morning at It)
o’clock.
The Altar Chapter of Trinity church
will receive Holy Communion in a body
next Sunday morning, the day being
Trinity Sunday.
Albert Heine has left the employ of
Hermon Quitner, and Is now working at
the Allen House.
The James L. Stevens colonial place
in East avenue, has been rented to a
Mr. Taylor, of New York '
Showers today and tonight followed
by fear in interior Thursday; continued
' ciol weather; north-east. winds.
Eugene 0' Council is studyingllaw in
Attorney Joseph Taylors oilice.
Hury MacQuhae has been appointed
execntrir of the estate of William Mill'-
Quiiae.
“re. A. .l. Meeker. of Mott avenue,
entertained a few friends It whist, Mon
day afternoon.
" In
Joseph Peace", of Weill} Norwallr.
clerk in W. L. d: W. E. Wilcox s insur
monies, in it!
Herbert Ireland, of Till? Grove place.
.........
lathe “y it was bound In Tech
Minibar had his "plum the”
V“. A» Iliad”! out he [on
“In of Couture! numeric
‘ ' atom; like a girl In I planters
" by to him to n [milieu Tait.
mainly one not as blue II. In hm
W pictured their. so not! up.
Thursday is bargain day It A. Dick-
srmnn’s. Spring drum goods, including
mounts, short length! of. silks for
linings, dress fronts and fancy work are
ousted at special "marked dowu"prioes,
very attractive to indies.
Superintendent Bosch and Ephrlani
Merritt are at Grupe's reservoir today,
repairing the flood gate.
1". B. Coleman has taken the contract
to supply The Knob with fireworks
for the Fourthm
| Mrs. Stephen K. Stanley, of Main
street, is confined to her home by sick-
uess.
JohnH. Hoyt, superintendent of the
Norwallr fire alarm system, is convales-
cent of the chills.
A son was born last night to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert A. McDonald, of Crescent
Terrace.
A large elevator is being placed in
Mrs. D. E. Raymond's barn in West
avenue.
The store at No. 7 Water street. own-
ed by the William K. James estate. is
being repapered and painted.
The annual meeting of the North '
Center school district will be held to-
night, in the, school-house.
COLONEL ROBERTS’ LOVING CUP.
A Pleasant Feature of the Commence-
ment Exercises at the N. M. I.
The seventeenth commencement ex-
ercises of the Norwalk Military Insti-
tute tool: place at. 3:30 o‘clock yesterday
afternoon, with a reception in the even-
ing. Owing to the stormy weather,
the ont-of-door drill was omitted. It,
was the first stormy commencement
day the students of the institute had
had in seventeen years.
Theintoresting programme was car-
ried out in the big school hall upstairs.
The room was decorated with dogs,
guns, etc., befitting a military com-
mencement. Townspcoplo and numer-
ous friends of the graduates from out of
town were present.
The graduates of '97 are Arthur Ran-
som Hilliard. of Montana: Frederick
Brook, of Connecticut, and Henry Bliss
Wilsonmf Ohio. The programme in‘
eluded:
Fraternity March, Atherton
[’1 our and Little (zrcecc Shepard
Arthur Ransom Hilliard, Montana.
The Negro Problem, (arady' .
Stephen Jerome (lriswold, New York. 3
Senior: the Elephant. DeWitt
The Exiles of the .lcadiuns, Longfellow
.Tohn l’eltit Packer. .Tr.. New York.
[II Lovely Venice, .Tanssen
The Second Inaugural, Lincoln
\VIER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its treatienvenlr ire
and healthtntlness. Assnres the to‘odB “We
alum and all forms of ndulterutlou com-
mon to the cheap brands
Bow. Bruno row“ 00. New York.
KNIGHTS AT TlTlEGTTRY’S
the Supreme Castle of the Mystic
Chain nines on Savory Seafood.
A SilillAl. HOUR lll TTTE PARTDRS.
General Roberts Acts as Master of Core-
monies During the Rendering of
an Entertaining Progmmme~
Proceedings of Yesterday.
The twenty-seventh annual session
of the Supreme Castle, Knights of the
Mystic Chain, now in progress in South
Norwallr, is very largely attended,
Yesterday afternoon the grand oili-
cersconlorred the Mark degree on
five past commanders, Louis l’Icard, of
Fall River, Muses, Benjamin Bechtel,
Albert 1). (inward, Richard Dunn and
William O. Roberts, of Norwalk. T-‘m-
members received the Snprrmo degree.
The committee appointnd on creden-
tials was i). K. Tluttcw, of Pennsyl-
vania; George W. Collin, South Nor-
walk, and G. L. l’eer, of New Jersey.
The report read by the supreme coni-
mander was referred to tho committcv
onoflicors' rvports, F. 1.. Gottliold and
II. Lower, of Pennsylvania, and
f‘. A. lllr'Call, of Delaware.
The reports of tho snpmue reoordiug
and corresponding scribes. and (it‘ll-
lcrul l’oberls of tho Militaty llmk,
u: n n- Jerrod to the Ilnzmc committ I
Dr. .T. W. llntner, of .loliintomi; if. S,
Edwards, of l’ittsburg. and TI. Ti. Wain
wright, of Philadelphia.
1: was voted to hereafter lI-ITIT Sl-sdlullrl
.
[\l.
Frederick Brook. Connecticut.
Wendel! Philips in l-‘unncilHall, Cnrtisl
Henry i’liss Wilson, Ohio.
Imperial Gavotte.
, The reception in the evening was wvll
attended, and dancing was enjoyed. .
.\ pleasant feature of the evening was
the presentation to Col. Roberts of a
handsome silver loving cup bearing the
inscription. “Col, F H. Thberts, from
Friends, Norw. Ilk, (t ,Jnne ti, I‘m!“ "
Amongtho guests present were Mr
and Mrs. S. i’. l’ronk. and Mrs ii.
A. Lambert of llridgopmt; it. 1..
Packer, of New York: Mr. and
tire. .T. Riggs, Mr. and Mrs l".
W. Woxlward, Mrs. Davis Hutch. Mrs.
5. B. Pond, Mr and Mrs. Francis
Leonard. Misses Ulllllal'd, I libbs, Vander-
hoef, Quintard andWighum, of Norwalk. ,
Among the forznl-r pupils were Charles!
I}. 'l‘bonms, l'.Iul ll. hiunson, of l'nlog,
T). I). Manson, of Allmuy; W.i
Farr. ofCoI-niuu. N. Y: (i. ll. flashes,
of Waterbury: if. A. ll‘hllllill, I). (I.
Tlnnncl. LcnITII James. G. Steinnchor,
..i Bteiunolici, of \‘ow Y.orlI
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings“ Goings of Our and
Other I‘olks‘ Friends.
Mr H. L. Talcott and hrr sister have
returned roIu illiddlotown, where llwy
attended the ”attention services at
Berkeley Divinity schmvl, Wllll'il par.
tlcnlurly “de rusted Mrs. 'l'ulnotl. us her
grandson Innis A. l’armnr. was our of
(be number ordained.
Amour: the passengers of the White
Star This steamer Hormnniu, calling to-
dIIy, in Miss Sarah MoNiuiIlos, tsmkud to
Belfast, harlot: secured but ticket
Ihrouuh Jacob M. Layton. local agent.
Mnllll‘i hire. Thomas H. flair, of
South Norwsllc. drove to liaubury sat-
urdly and spent timothy visiting relu-
Iives and friends in that city.
I
.‘lmles llsvdand. of Tristrmu ck
Hystt‘ndry rituals store, In spending: a
week's vacation in Newark. N. .l.
Miss ids Gertrude Cole. of New York.
mine sum of her sister. Mrs. P J.
Martin. at IT! Westward creams.
Min Jennie Dixon. of Lincoln avenue,
ll vinitlnl her brother. William Tllrnn.
In We-Ipert.
Rev. J. J. Furious went to itachvllie.
yesterday. _ ‘ . ...,
lievJolIu'l’ Winters was In item
fwd. reticular. ppppppppppp
its: Um»"'teli ms. aren't there
our new” main; to your town?”
from 9 to 12.1w! 2 to 5; o'clock.
Tomorrow morning at it o'clock :I nw
moriul sorvicv to the lill‘ltl‘ll‘j' of
the fouudur of the order. John H.
Matthews. of Reading, l’.I,, whmlird a
short time ago, will be hold. The com-
mittcc appointed to draft :I not of T'I'slllll-
lions is completed of lion. .T. Tl. lllnclr,
of l’hilndclphii: (leuruo T’. Chandler
of Harrisburg: l". W. ”1:30, of Wm
Virginia: 1.. (‘. (iolth Ill, of l'onnsyl-
vania, and George W. (,‘ollin, ' of :4 Illlil
Norwnlk.
whim-2 MSVIZII' .Ir noumx‘».
Last evening a shore dinII r w. u; on
joyod at the Thrlon ilonw Um" lil’
l’olnt. About two hundred mmnbs rs of
tlieordcr wI-ro pix-wot, iii-indoor the
Supreme (‘Iistlan audtlw Inomlwrs of
Palestine Castle, of South Norwull, mu!
I’llllll‘(‘r(,1dillit'. of Norwalk. ’i‘he Klit'hl-i
pronounced the bake if. he t\‘|‘ll-'Iil.
TI midis-en the lnIeIIII-‘III of the can
Inittooto hive :: trolley ride my the
Tramway company '24 Tim prI-v.
ions to ill“ bake. but i< >r
qo Id and sulllc-lunt l'I-Ytsoll'sl I hie
was curtailed to a trip in T"I,IIITIlin
avenue, Norwalk, out then to NW 'oIIIt
Here a social hour Was pnnnv-l in the
parlors, I lclwl'al Ttobnrts ill'Tt‘il us coaster
of ceremonies. mid (Tu-r» wow viva!
solos by Judge illuck. ll. 1-! Waiiv
wright. Mr. Perry. John .I. flail”.
Joseph Whittlrsvy, “(To TII-T'II-Iuo, WIT»
Tilllll Drew and John Kirsh. The Inc--
Isompsinist was Richard liolt.
WINNIT’AUK.
WITTTIIIII linttcrvvorth, of New \‘ork
oily, bmnnovod into Tm- xnmuu'r rest.
deuce ill Winnipnnk.
mm titled on the which means saleable
at any Tillll‘. That is just what the illi-
porinl (frown chair is.
m
FIRE
I
For It reliable
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l'rompc payinu
Fire
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TAYLOR I GOLDIN'I
Reliable Insurance “can.
to WAIIWIM‘OI m
loath Romain (‘uti
DORLOTT HOUSE,
Gregory' I Point. to. Ismail.
J. I. IIIITJJVANJ predator and manner
“emu-or mm m: flurry
of Ilium Why do you nit" In.
WWW“ '
“7"“
Mtg III-II.
Dried Fruit saIeu
Evaporated Apples, Ge pound
“ Prunes, 50 “
“ N ectarines, Sc “
no. LAWTOTI I c0, 22 South Iain Street
29:53:..." ,-.. .
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hamrnocks
The season for selling them is short, and prices are marked accor-
dingly. The first comers get the best selection.
We sell you a fine hammock at $2 :5: worth 83 on.
We sell you a fine hammock at 82 75; worth $4 co. '
To order to reduce stock, we will give you a special discount of to
per cent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain, plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in loading Colorings and shapes. Noni: but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZfiTTE BUTLDTTTG, IORWALK,COII.
I
TTO'T TITNG TS CHEAP
T f you don’t want it. But it you use
min buy the be sf- lionialeputableaild
r‘icsponsible house That is the greutl
distinction to be looked for. The price"
. of ”'l’ min is may low and will probablyl
advance Buy now.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch
I5 larshall Street, South llorvvallt
T‘»: Hit h S dunno" i iwry Stable.
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PORTRAITS.“
”l \Ivtll‘nl if
yo or he
ylllll'“
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Lest Forever!
JACKSOR’S PHOTOGRAPHS IRE PORTPITTS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 63 Wall Street, Norms-III. Ct
(ll-you‘ll” Your t:l{ Hut. 1. TIr-thtrn wI‘ low
‘our family or your frienvl~ Tin-mum invaluable in nt'tI-r
rm: fortunate“ you have the” name of Jackson upon
T-ti.M lliI .! a If.
SOCIETY AN D BALL
.....PR|NTING......
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Io FINER cansonritssm Town !!
Til.‘\.\ THOSE. l RUM
NORTH’SSTUDIOT
T'Titl‘i‘lilldidifi' MATH! iii’lliE
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE STILL GOODT!
T':IrEqu-'!I a non Info!!- .\ ;l‘. lrI~t or long.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . Photograper.
2* “M TTT\'TT'II\' ‘l‘i' i1T1,'I‘ r-“T ’T'TI' NUTTWALK.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
, T .. n-.. . - ,,
Thcundcrsigued lmveplnccd the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawlin'd
T’. & ll. Special juvenile ll. 8L Ti. and World bicycles with
i’. W. ROGERS, lil Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
Tn portioning any oi the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents. m 'n. if the o Ig‘ma! (artery number has not been tampered
nouns the guarantee is withdrawn Irom a l! bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed
llTGhLOW SI UOWSTI‘. CO,
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
We Want Your Money!
DalfilJLT
OIT
We sell at cost price to clear stock.
We sell on installments, bicycles of rep-
utatiou.
so. soswux strewn: co;
[Bio elm
Prices!
Refrigerators!
I3 The Wire Nails, 25c.
~ Oil Stoves.
i3 Ibo Wire Nails, 25c.
Lavm Mowers.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 250.
Best Hose Made.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 25¢.
Pitchforks., 18c each.
I3 The Wire Nails, 25c.
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwt.
I3 The Wire Nails, 250.
Comstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
I I: WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
&Co.
Pi! e Driving!
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
_ .. , __...._____._
Foundation Pile Driven.
m3!) ‘2!)l
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Than I. on Tour Orders for
Print-
Gomstock Broth
The Only lies!
Comfort for _ «
Iieyelers Is to be Found .,
in the
--YALE--
us cosmos
sIcchr sum
The “Yale" Cushion turns the ”
hardest bicycle saddle into a corn-7 '
fortable, easy seat. it prevents;
chafing, rubbing and the annoying
soreness so much complained of,
readers physical injury an impossi-
bility, and makes long distance rid- ‘
ing an unalloyed pleasure. '
it can be inflated from the lips
of the rider' In a few seconds; with-
out leaving the saddle, and' Is quick- W'
Ty deflated through a convenicri
value.
It Is detachable, can be removed
or replaced quickleyflhen desir
OUR morons SUITS
ARE THE _
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CilEVIOTS,
CASSTMERES,
SCOTCH PLATDS,
TWEEDS.
and all the popular styles, made in
best manner. “Yale" Air CuShion
Complete.
Don't fail to come and see them.
No bicycle rider who once tries
them will have any other.
Endorsed by physicians every.
where. For sale only by
Comstock Brothers,
Clothiers.
III SOUTH IAIN 81’.
So. Harwell. L
IILFOID I. BIFFTI. " j»
Ing! Manager.
At the Sentinel
l .
Offloo. TWO slit)! WALK
STORES-1.80 NORWALK.
...... Mm._~_... —__E. ....-_-_-.:m
“Ncwburg.”
to lip.
colors:
More Sweaters!
THE
Tn buying our new stock, we made a
sptClIITt y of the above combinations.
. oLovzn's
mun-M ”7
working Perils!
'! but are made for good, hard, everyday wear, are
not found all over:' we have them made by the
:I u‘clT-knouu firm,ot Sweet, (lrr .\ (10. and the
SI, I so, 2, 2 5o, 3. Warmntcd not
New Sweaters!
TI .vc inst arrived.‘
just the thing for summer wear, in the following
White with green stripe; navy with white
stripczn way
A neat new basket weave; .
fim- quality at $2.50.
II
in too IomlIinaIIonr me I. In with uhitc stripe . ,
.Im! green with (ordinal stripe, at 3.. 4
Open every evening until 9 o'clock. o
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr, , .
lshsehmc lists! Ileet. loath knell ‘
sermons!) SUMMER suorsx
ANT)
Wherevou Can Find Them!
in buying shoes there are
rous sternum. POINTS:
THE PRICE! THI STYLE!
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