. . ssndlngor Marina
the convenience of those
attheentranoe to The Sam
should in all cambesd-
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mm
, I!!! 11'“ ivyfirntiurl has a Circulation
of Nmealk and its Suburbs
”identity y, than the (‘omhinml
‘qfllu! other Two local dailies.
bola" always open to adrrr-
‘ be guaranteed the
la bladed in. Every
will be make to mom-
bnt changes cannot be
unless copy is
' the afternoon of
change is desired
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Id Weather Forecast.
today premises to be generally
Ipmeeded by rain. with near
filmed by rising temperature
, . Tomorrow it promises
r and warmer.
u_w,.,--..m
ometcr Record.
paint of the thermometer tor
,, .igumend invngntnoontod
re zero: lowesmn dcmees
Almanac for Tomorrow.
Low lt|t7do
:-
all-Ills ! High tiI‘le
Array with 1dr. Fields’ $10
Hellman, of North Main
in trouble again. Early last
’ walla Gus Fields' place oi
in Day street, when Mr. Fields
he was short oi change.
Namara a $10 bill be asked
tobanged. McNamara left
and as he did not: return when
ought he should, an inves.
,made. It was discovered
had been seen taking the 7:10
Bridgeport. McNamara was
_ Bridgeport this morning,
’hebrought to South Norwallt
forthelt this afternoon at 2
can buy the boot round steak
a pound; shoulder steak. HI-
Market.
root and Inch Supper.
mhtlve committee of the Ep
Wool the Norwalk Methu
,metlnet night to make ur-
., fertile men s supper, to In
Friday. June 25. under the nus
attire league Committees wen
. The chairmen are to
Executive, W. N.
reception, Harmv
entertainment. Edwin Chas.
, financial Fletcher Vnnllm
W. H. B. Bpemer; soliIitiIg
Daniels undulames F. Bryant;
room department, C. F.
. The rapper is tobe a “foot
rapper," payment being made
logic the height ol those who
ii
M.
. Smith says he is not con-
"candy" store. [lo iii sole
olawheehnen'u rest on tho
"Hamil" is going to join the
and ltmwh anign across the
m and Ladder company has
have a parade. Monday. July
,. by ahanquet. lint-of-
Mpaliiul will be invited, and
' ”WNW.
Aid loamy. oi the Mothe-
mh. will give a straw-
. m festival in the
”at Tuesday night.
”a. George Stevens and
littoral Mrs. Stevens.
, linens. at Great Bur-
lo came here to attend
7' wedding. and who
. and In. William E.
home.
0“”. Hamlet Elli»
~ , . will beheld in
. 'l‘own flail build.
"or the beIIellt
church will be held
and tailor Whitney
their team mm at
‘ ah. lir. Whitney
“0 0M Milli“-
' ' “'n pillouandlamilymlmw mi.
matOonirattnentlslaad.
mumwoqmm-
. audOhlo railroad at anrsvllle, Ohio,
is the guest of Night Ticket Agent
Walton
.. Mrs. Galvin Smith has Icon visiting
. her daughter, Mrs. Bilcox. in Eastllicra
walk.
luthemoruiug the pastor. Rev. B. 8.
Beach, will preach a sermon to the ,
young people, and in the evening there
willbca Sunday school concert. with
interesting examines by the scholars
All are united.
Crochet avenue repainted and tired up
in a firstclass manner.
horses ran on the walk at the John
Iowndeti place, last night, overturning
the carriage and throwing the. driver,
Frank Lockwood. out.
jured, but the carriage was badly broken.
“Intentions. on In an no.
A 0. Riohards.mntol the Baltimore
III-I Mary Buitlin is ill of the reunion.
IEpiscopai church. tomorrow.
Mr. Millspaugh is having his house in
One of Lirerymau E. Lads-lgan's
He was not in-
nnd the horse, freeing himsel! from It,
ran to the depot
The strawberry festival which was
in the tent, by the Biptist ladies. has
been postponed to next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights
Children' s Day will be appropriately
observed at the Baptist church, Sunday
At the morning service the pastor will
have for his subject, ”The Teaching of a
Flower." The children of the Sunday
school and young people are earnestly
requested to be present at this service
In the evening the Sunday school will
cnderin speech a prepared programme
in Children's Day; A cordial invita-
ion Ill giveniio attend these services.
Henry Bundle {ell while getting into
his wagon last night, injuryipg himself
slightly.
This neighborth is infested with
those sorry specimens of humanity us-
ually denominated "tramps.” They
torment the house-wives throughout the
vicinity with requests (or “sumthin' to
en .” When they do not see any signs
of a dog. a manor aguu, the “requests"
often degenerate intodemands. Worst oi
all, a yJung school girl was badly
frightened while on her way home the
Other day by a man who, from descrip
tion, appears to belong to this class. and
who chased her, she says, for near a
quarter of a mile through a lonely por-
tion of thcvillage, where houses are low
and far between.
300'? M e
A temperance drink made
from the choicest roots and
_ lltfiili ; has a delicious flavor,
,. pleasing the must fastidious
5.
palate ; quI milwe the great
l; ('5! thirst. 'i'lII: t'hifdt‘i is
'5 sold everywhere, and
,' easily and cheaply prepared
Iii
. at home.
\vlhuula It I MII I. ”IIIII I: 0.. am
llurttord. Conn
Kee; By usingwd our Islehra
ll‘lI IbED
REFRIGERA-
13038.
Alana lull tins of is. H. Mace GI 00'». hard
wood Refrigerators at
LiVINO when I
WINDOW caravan-n
mu SCREENS
Fishing Jaekls i
No need to send abroad tor II ilsh hook
Immune We have a large sinelt and our
"lb“ III Bill".
EAGLE fiflfifi“
Children’s Day wilHIe observed in the s '
to have been held last night and tonight '
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STAMFORD,
TUESDAY, June '5.
Exhibition Grounds, Summer Street.
A Circus Deal involving the Largest Amusement Enterprises in the
Country.--~N. Y. Journal. »
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BASED Oh MILLION" ,.
TR U E. , '
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2 Biggest Menagerie»
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., 2 Biggest Hip- .
GREATIGI'S
Crowning
“Elliott's
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snows UNITED.
The World's Master Millionaire Aggregahou of Rare Wild Beasts,
Great Artists and Strangest Features.
Science Dumfounded, Everybody Dazedl
Fowhcrc Else Produced and Everywhere Presenting
AERIAL BICYCLE!
A" lot \‘pli- ably. \ly~to-ri Ins ulnt ‘lilltt‘iltlll-I
l rlnrumum yu In pit-tux -.ud utihtmught
.IlIIeront t: u~tuin Mil iI inmmprc --lmu
The Witch-Winged
inverted
silln “l mu! [min and flights A
“allay pron owed a IyIlIIII:
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if: Alltho ChampionElephants
'IIIIIIII: noun "nuns m- rum
iiiE WISEST AND BEST militia 0? All!
'l‘hm My mpliu pair of III. Int hi: Imru- «name
us; ~II Iw “hive mini ln-III: '.' ht‘lilwi Hunmtrn
Minn-Intros: ilm k nl-v-Itrlalpu- .htlIlnIriaIIunu:
I'll um: In hlu' uy tigers: imimm Ira-“Iowan
r I.) II biz-II it In. u M tin In Allhll‘lllil‘illil emu;
IiIiIIomtIuIlI; Niueruuteinpo
Grutl’rsinedSeslioas and Seals
And the Only XIIIilI l‘ulo .‘mlvltliviuih Arturo
The Only DoubleHGoliseum Ever Known!
ilrI IIiesi liI'IIl IIIIperinl Iinmnn lliplmdrmm: ilrIIIlIml Hprediuu \\ ild lleuuh fir-III-
II~i i imriIItII-M lIw he 3s and Hi‘il'll'tllluililfl'iiii Greatest llm I- I
I-' w: ltuu; firI-uiI-nt Sensations F u r ‘I-eu
Great ,Only DoubleCiroua Companies
ngIIl singer. griut revolting nri pI'IlIIIi :.Ii urI-Itt flying evolutions
Nl' l’ltl. \llIIl \ lilll'IA'l‘ l'il'lli"illl.\ll‘.il5 i\' MI lliih‘A'llwi'l'
lill 1mm nut IlI'II-I illlii I lIIIriuiw
lNVEITED AiliAL BlCVCLE.
igrmit flown?
great animal IIrIIuI.
U‘ 'IS. 'I'-hi IIIIl3' Kohl“ "\iikliiilli'iil' .lapi inn-I
CHILDREN ”8 DAY "'1 FUN AND FAiRYLAND
A free morning supu lliiith‘ly IIIIIgIIlilI-e IIt
Double Pageant Eye Feast For The Illiion.
its only lligleclsu m is is lists this Your. Two Parisian»: Daily at 2 an"
El Brett one an iiw Enlist. Mattel» is all. Bile. children Under ii Your lisli
Price. snare». TUESDAY. ltiliE ii
T'ICE!
lwiuli to Inform the public of Nonruli.
qul llaricu that i will lIIrnhIh
Crystal Wave loo l
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,Do You Keep
' lUSTRlliE?
NO. WI .ILL IT!
25c Handrail Weight,
And H 75 It too.
This remark was overheard at a
“W argon! 23:3,?0un' leadinggroccr's.llouIelIcepers who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaning. it you have never used
liloIlI wood, to mod; spill Wood. ii mrd
Orders received by unlit will be promptly
attended to
EDGAR ‘I' DAVID.
PmI-tllilne box, till-i, liariuu, i‘ mill.
ll , 3,, it, try a m cake; all grocers tell it.
A Pure
letter to Contractors. COLOR; “M
sealed proposals tor I he construction oi Fl N I S" I .'.“ C'
II sewer and upon rl nuance iII Holden Hill a ' 90'0““.
Itreut. between liayview and Minimum!
certifies. .will hereeeiml III the oilioo oi Th“ Old Well and Com
ucellcut l.uundriss.hsmi
he of threat Gimmiminum, "III
and steam, Ollie! ‘2'
Was legion street. until it o 'sinulip. lit
‘kr
‘ ‘ A ' H A. ' nervous. cum 1 i” I V
Horrible Weather for the Dry Goods Business.
Is the cry we hear to every house' In the wholesale district of N Y. It' Is the cry that
we heard allapring' In Norwalk. What does it mean ? It means that we are heavily
stocked and that we must unload now, or carry over until next season and that: w:
wont do; we shell out prices and let the profits go to the winds , we shall make every
inducement lor you to buy; we shall cut some prides In two; we shall mark everything
fidom; we shall give another
$75.00 Bicycle Away!
Saturday night, quc 19th, at 10 o “clock Save your duplicate check of every purchase
you make. Here are a low of the bargains for this week.
WASH GOODS.
iiic white mull lilo
lie lawns, inst colors. new ball rice, 4c
2mm“, goods, p 12.“ 3 DRESS GOODS.
Zoo in t mulle,12'._.c 39c checkedand mixed sailings, all this seasons styles, 25c
39c linen hatiste, colored stripes. .. lilo lilo sill: and wool and wool Railings, title
No white snail, 25c 10" checks and mixtures. 52 inches wide. , 750
39c the 760 black Sicilian mohair, of inches wide, 50c
6 l-7cl’ull Bleached A-b Muslin. ' 15 out.
72 Inch Full Bleached Muniin, i2 t-z gents
70 4-4 Unbleached Muslin. a Cont:
QUANTI 'l V LIMITID.
LADIES’ JACKETS.
CHILDREN’ 5 JACKETS
lieu, tiara is a Snap.
All $7. 50, All $3.98,
7. 00, i2. 50
6 so. to. 50 Jackets at one
5.00 Jaicketss at one Price, $7.
pr ce, 3.00
All $2.30, 5"“: 28
. o,
3.50 Jackets at one 8 50 as)???“ one
price, $2 00. ’ . '
All $3.00, . Ali $8. 00,
2.75, 5.0
2.00 Jackets atone 6. 00 Jackets at one
price. st. Price, $3. 50.
Shirt Waists'thati are beautiful by the thousands; “silk waists,$l.98 to $5.75,tbat fit.‘
Men’s Furnishings,
Don't be afraid to come in, young man. the ladies will
make room for you; the counter is next to the door on your
left as you enter. ,
The Manhattan shirt, 8! 50.
75c no ligee shirt, ”0c.
‘lbc un naundered shirt, tile.
Largest line of neckwenr In Norwallr.
Kitchen Department.
Fruit jars 2.3 per cent lower than anybody else.
Screens, :25 per cent lower.
Granite irouwnre. ‘l3 l- 3 lower.
Crockery, .25 per cent lower
liasewnre, . 5 per cent lower.
Remember that we can’t mention everything. Come
here and save money.
Here are the names of the winners of our wheels who will say they are first—class and
never give them any trouble.
Mir-s Williams Arch Street Norwnlk mm 511 - I
' I t I , I Ty Tll.|.9, So. Norwalk
Mr. i’nltnshy, Nowifnnaan
Mr. c. n. Imus, South Norwalk M?“ X”- T' “W“ WWW“
Miss Mary German, Norwalk MW“ hate Hartman, Norwalk
Mr. Theodore I music. Il North Wilton Miss Kate Claveu, Norwulk
Save your duplicate checks and 3 on may win the $ t .‘I bicvcic, Saturday night, June 19,
at 10 o 'clock.
is you WANT ALL IIIE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . .
I
TELEPHONE CALL, 53...
Coffees, Butter and First-Glass
Groceries!
We have lost purchased tuI uty- seven hundred pounds of the finest quality (lid Dutch Java Coffee
(gIeen) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week. it is the finest geods that menu] can seCurr.
We like to get hold of coffee critics for we know when we get a person that appIcciatcs a good coffee, we
will hold them for a steady customer. All the goods we put out are winners, fox when customers an the
best goods and find out what they are Ih- y will use nothing else
Northfield Creamery flutter. in half pound pilots. 25c pound.
our competitors. Gilt Edge creamcry butter in tubs, 22c pound; 5 pounds, ‘I.
Three pounds extra fancy head rice, 5c. liigh grade teas. 50c pound.
Native bcniI- -s and fresh vegetables all the time The Ferris llama smokv Ii beef and boneless bacon.
City visitors for the comma: will find Irverything at our slow that can be found In large cities.
GIVE l S CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
I! last Washington Street. truth Ionsit. iii.
The agency for this butter is coveted by
impossible to get better.
m
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A Man’sgBest Friend
is his pellet, so people say. It's through a man‘s pocket we intend to test this popu-
lar belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value money.
Very Inst creamory Butter. tea For Pound.
Inger Our-ed Ihouldora. 7 t-ao Pound.
Shredded Oddflah 7c box; a boxes for no.
Dugar cured Iroakfaat Iaoen. ice For Pound.
Alaaisa lelmon. livery can Guaranteed. iOo can. '
Laundry Ieap. Largo Dili. to eaten. for “o.
N. V. GROCERY GO.
Donovan lulidiug. lentils Namath?
‘ ‘ , . . nor. t II I
“ufi'a'Mchctl‘ litigiérrid‘églmj‘lhwifidlt‘sly upturn itiiii grhg‘gvualngi twat,
. , J , ‘ u
"The httcuisull sour or all bids is w‘h‘.‘ The public are
F xM m m .. ....'."..:r‘::f.':‘r:.:::;:°::::::; no new
wanes " . um ry
“Geared"H fact at to inch p newer, one ,
muamrun anaemia W t U»
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