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fie 13119991111113“ Day Feetlvi-
.tiaa-d‘wolhllfiameswmbe
Played‘ ‘ .
The director: of the Catholic club met
Myhttoarranire 111 a picnic to be
in Norwalk Park on ludepcadance
,Julyfi. Several committees were
Md. Mr. Power-11y, chairman oi
the out door committee. reports very
metal work no tar. Theprogramnie
3! not yet been arrailged; but two ball
'meowill probably be included.
I, M111. W. Shelton Stevenson, 0! South
”Walk. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Reed
Ind W119 Mayfl‘reat. of Bridgeport, sail-
91 yesterday on the North German
'11de steamer. "Barbarosla." for
-‘EPW. where they will remain until
the last of August. A large circle of
mm and friends were at the pier to
Utah them Godspeed.
" - g", Trletram & Hyatt say in their new
advertisement today that, on account of
the backward 5111111011, they have secured
,levurul desirable lots of wash goods,
which they can afford to sell at a great
reduction. This present hot wave will
, undoubmdly make them tell like hot
cakes.
~Men'e and boys' straw hats. O’Brien
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Watkins are now
touring through Great Britain “11nd Ire-
land. Their trip acme the ocean was
pleasant and uneventful and they are in
excellent health. They will remain in
Great Britain about three weeks. From
there they will go to France.
Pioneer Castle, Ancient Urder Knights
of the Mystic Chain, met last night. I).
D. S. (3.. George W. Collin, gave a very
interesting report of the Supreme Castle
meeting in South Norwalir. Nominal
. tiouu of officers for the coming term
«were made.
_..._.._.......
Grocer Charles E. .' «ymonr his pur-
chased twenty-seven hundred pounds of
the finest quality old Dutch Java entice
(green 1, which he will have fresh roast-
ed twice each week. Ir. is pronounced
the fittest goods that mortal can secure.
The Misses Sheldon and Roberta. who
represented the Boston SLOW at the (.‘ur-
- nival the past two tilghli. Were each the
recipient of a beautiful bouquet of
Ilowcrn and a handsome French fan
from the proprietors of the store.
1111.01.01.30 I‘-terson, formerly of
Horwnlh, but now of New YorI., attend-
ed the reception to Itcv. I. 8. Saudi,
Tuesday night. She left town Thurs-
day morning for New Haven, to attend
conference.
Sunday morning it is (-xpn‘ctetl that a
large number of children will lx’prcacnt
ed for baptism at the First Methodid
Episcopal church. Pan-111.1 are 11111111111.-
ml to have the children pro-1:111 by I!
o'clock. . _-
”first butter. lilo. lb. 31'. Y. Store.
At the meeting of the Norwalk Mr:-
Police, last night, Captain A. .l. Mt't'kt'l'
rend an intoreniog top 111. of ”in r: m~11|
state Iireuietlfa convention in Middle:
WWII.
The cxcuruiom to [111011 l’uint, next
week, 1111-: June 13. cornbim-d Sunday
mhnola of Tarrytuwn, N. Y ', June 1!}.
Lexington Avenue Ilaptiet church, ELY.
'5 "Childrenoiatruw huts. ti'llrii-n'u
Mrr.l’ra11kltnacoe, of Unnp Street
whohau Itdlltpflltllllfl the 1m- -l1 with
{cloud-1111 New Jersey and New York,
unturned home tolny.
In. Anna Stanton, of New Haven, 111
111111111111an. 1!. .l :«llwrwoml. oi Wm-
port avenue. '
flies Jennie Dino, of 1.1111101" nvmur,
unturned home from 11 uoolr'n 11111
in Wutport. «W
fin. lichen Vanllnrm went 11 Mid.
MW“, yceterday, to attend 1'11: I). A.
3. gathering. ____________
Hill 1111:1111: Bailey. of ltidaeilehl. l
unending auroral week-1 with fricmhl In
Kin-welt. --
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mm one boy the bent mend 111ml:
gm till-1311 I pound; thoulder ttcah. 111-.
It um' Harlot.
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anon-1w. and map.
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carryout!» lawn at the residence at
William Benedict, 8 Union Park.
The Seldim' Monument (and hue
been increased by a subscription 0! 810
from Colonel Dollie Smith, .10 from
Fortunate: Benedict. and $10 from T. J.
Adan», of New York.
DoWitt C. Allen, of Norwalh, an
inttrnctor in the University 1111th of
New York, formerly a baseball player
on a 'varsity team, will play center leld
with the Collegian, of Bridgeport, this
~1111nmer.
The Salvation Army will have a farm
well meeting onflunday night, at it's
hillouthc bridge. {Captain Saunders
is going to farewell from South Nor-
quIr. All are welcome to come.
Hoyt'a Island, in Wilson's (love, will
be formally opened tonight, when a free
ferry will run to the island. Dancing
will be free at the hotel, Shepard and
Mansfield f‘urn'nihing music.
~l’onuant bicycles, $38; 1897 gnaran
tor-d wheel, no old 11inch. The J. T.
l’rowitt 00.
Buckingham Woman's Relief corps
will hold a {air and supper at the Grand
Army hall in Wall street, next Tuesday
and Wednesday uiternoon and evening.
w-...d..
~Befrigeratora, baby carriages, a big
line at Raymond 81 Son' :1.
Mitchell 1‘: Son sold at public auction,
this afternoon. the household gmds of
the late S. (3. Patterson, in the store at
No. :11; Main street. I
Cochenoe Tribe, 1. 0. it. ill, conferred
thr- Adoption dcgreo 1111 one candidate
and the Hunter‘s degree on three candi-
dates, last night.
James Benedict and Fred 5. Ambler
have rented the store formerly occupied
by the Jones & Hotchhiae company, and
will sell fireworks.
Congressman Hill has recommended
the following po1t oiiioe appointments:
IIotchkissviIlo, lo, M. Towno; Wood
bury, W. L Judson: Glcnville, Webster
Height.
The basement of li'mlei'iclr W. Rogers
bicycle store INN boo-11remndbyhambort
Shutbky, who will “pi-11 a plumbing 1'11.
talilishmi-nt tin-1'0.
Applicati: 1n ITIH been model-1 the N: 1r—
walk Probate Court {1111111 order to .~ell
curtain rml estate belonging to the late
I! ‘1'.1111 Bell.
1", (hirdun Meade, of l'nion i’.1rlr,will
be one of the mhers at. the Reed Parker
wedding in Ilridgi-p it, next Tuesday
night.
Thomas Murphy has given 11p his not
111111111 :11 substitute letter carrier of the
$1111th post ulli 2e. lie workml onlyum-
1! :1 y.
—L1to:.‘t {vh- hrmvn (lo-thy. ()‘Brion's.
:lv-ry, Knighta'l'c-mplara, Inst lliglll.1llt'
'l'vinplcdvgrcc wmmnivrml upm ~11»
cavillhlu'v.
'I'1.c 111111111:convention of the district
l‘erd‘Uflh 1.0.1211" will be lil'lll 111 Bridge-
p irt,'l'u1'siluy, .I 11118 Lilli.
Thomas Wzirdhaa had a new Milt-r
and heating :1p).1ratui [fared in 111.1
store 111 Main Mia-1st, Nurwallt.
The collection for the Iloapital will In
talc-11 up in :41. l’.1ul’~1 :-l111:::l1 on Sunday,
ItlllL: 2'1, and not tomorrow.
liym'md llmthera have had 11 new
roof placed In their other building in
Waehmmon ttrcct.
Chatleultiduhard hauheon elm-Md a
member of the biorwallt Barlwra' Union.
I’m-y I-I. Ferris ha» purchaacd 1111
eightyvuix gear Eagle from the Fun Cycle
and Hardware omnpauy.
hire. Julia liniti, of AIIInIn 1111-: ct, relu—
hrated the eighty-fourth annivorunry ol
her birth, yesterday.
-—l.ateet 111on straw hair. U’lhien‘u.
M111 Mamie Kelly. of Went avenue. in
taking 1111111111 lemma"! Prof. ”outlay,
of Bridgeport.
Albert ll mien. the lanternleur bicycle
rider, renown 111mb bend thin 11111111
lug.
Edwaid Kelly. .11.. at We» avenue.
is recovering from I met tiles”.
1 woodman A A. Chine" it lemma:
the ray-term at 1111111111..
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Thteo 1mm 91 fiprlfllflflkl villi-l I111
Coupon! 1) will mire 1111 Hominy.
~11: 11:11:: 311ml" 1.11 11 Hay"
1mm
The lied Lino mecca!!! and nutter
111911 some out murder 111mm. 111
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the Helping Hand otwleotm Hermit:
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31116
POEVID R
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its great leuveuina
and healthiullneoe. ”Monroe no
$310133 chohnm l math-1mm corn-
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Rom. Burrito limes 00., 21": tort.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINKENT.
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Given by the Bright Young Pupils of
the Winnipank District.
The Winnipflnlr‘ school gave an on:
tertainmeut lust night which was well
attended and was greatly enjoyed. The
programme is appended: '
Chorus—~"Snmmcr Voices."
Song—“Little Dollies."
Recitation—”Judgment Day.”
Dialogue—"The Inhumnn Monster. ”
Song—"Yon Cau' t Have My Daily. ” ,
Tableaux— “’ ‘he Evening Prnyi-r. "
Recitation—W What the Little Girl Said. ' '
Song—“The 'Iiorelei. ”
Tableau—"Baby Bunting' 11 N1 Mighbors'
Dialogue-“A Practical Joke. ”
March song and drill with dolls.
Dialogue—"Sweethearts."
Song—“Kama Band. "
Tableau-"The Village Choir. "
Song—~"Good Ni 'ht. " ’
The entertainment will be repeated to
night. ..
KING‘S DAUGHTERS’ BOOIABLE.
Music and Hospitality at the Norwnlk
Methodist. Church Paruonage.
A delightful social gathering took
Methodist church. yesterday uni-111: K)“.
The Inasmuch circle of King’s llangh‘
tors held its regular business meeting at
number of about fifty lid-med to a
changing munical programme and par-
rcfroshments of calm and cream.
The prmrranime included a. piano duet
by the Minor-:1 Rose and Saddle Hull: a
piano 51111) by Chester Benedict, and 11
banjo solo by Miss Rose. with Miss Hull
as '11:.) ompunist.
ABOUT ream 15:: new.
The Comings and 601117.111 of 0111' and
Other Folks' Friends.
Mm, L. W. Trivia. of Frederick ('izy,
ll. 0.1.111! hits. 5, :1. Milli-1,11” Stam—
ford, worn 151111131 of Mr. and M111. W12»
11am II. Richards, 1:fQ[llltI‘.ll':’I ilVi‘IlIIt",
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. .i. ll. I‘iitlldl‘ll, oi Atlan—
tic 1111101, Stamford,
daughter, Mrs. W.
Quintin-d avenue.
.m' viraitinig their
11. Richard-1, 1:!
Mine Emma Built-rims, of lecig- way.
i’n , is visiting Mr. and Bin- (111:1. I"..1r-
thol, I'Iaviland sir-act.
.l::hn 5.1111111,
Jr . i' 191113 t= 1i Iluillu
today from Mobil-lawn.
Assistant l'.:-tn.11.~h-r ‘v‘illmm A.
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Newark.
Judge and Mrs. ”miles I). Bum-11, of
Greenwich, arr-1.1110111“! .‘dr. and M11.
’1‘, l. liay1111111d,a11d l.1-'t night mini-m 1!
III(' ('u'rnivnl. in 311121;! ”all.
.lrw. Cllill'll'.‘ 'l'. “151.1%de “Xe-1
avenue, 1‘11 :~111:.111111111;r Ali-11 Marion:-
l’holpi,of§5itnel1ury
Commissionots' Notice.
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will 111:! Hi. «er I". ‘I‘vvllw. 11111111 “'5‘ “I
South Normilh. 111 «11-! ll. 11-111. 1:11 law
‘:1'1I|1liiyrif.liil1'. lr'h. 11ml nu ttn- “Ml: 11111!
of Annual, Mn, 11.1 i“ 1:1 inch 1 :1'1-1111-v11,o.i
each of mi I day :.
Said (.‘uurt I111» limit II 1111:! 1131.111: 1|
thri-tI nwnlhw from in" 11:11:: hm: d inr 1h:
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For a reliable
IJlImfltI,
l’rmn III-pflyITlfl
Fire
Insurance
I" II I1 1’
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011 '
TAYLOR A COLDIN'O
Reliable Insurance Agency.
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OORLOH HOUSE,
Gregory I Point. to. hermit.
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place at the pat-1131111200! the Norwulk .
21:30, and at 1 o’clock friends to the '
took of the hospitality of the circle in .‘
The Celebrated Dining 0111' Brand,
22.: lb!
F. D. LAWTOH 81900., 22 South lain Street
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season for telling them is short, and prices are marked accor-
dingly. The first comers get the best selection.
We sell you a line hammock at $2 :5; worth $3 00.
We sell youa ailne hammock 11182 75; worth 34 co.
In order to reduce 5101 k, we will give you a special discount of 10
per cent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS “plain plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in leading colorings and shapes. N: 111: but the
wry best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET. .
HORWALK, COHH.
5 GAZETTE BUILOIHG.
’ut it you use
grain buy IIIOHIOSIJ iiomareputableoml
responsible house. That is the gt '1 at.
distinction to be looked for. The piice
o! 0'1 1111 is 11-1) low and will probabl)
adv once. Buy now.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street, South Horwalk
Iir: m1 [1 84 l1'1.m.~' I.’ 11'31) Stall 1.
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PORTRAITS)“
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5mm
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Jackson’s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
'11 8101111
The
Best Made!
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom Coffee Boiler. Just
the thing for picnic! and camp-
ers, only 2511 each.
We have a late! hand power
garden cultivate“, and will
sell them ’wuy below the male
cr's prince.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Also a
Wax
Floor
Oil !
which we are selling for less
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! Agood thing!
Comstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
.‘iu'cesaor to the late George 5. Bell
II 61100.
P 1 I e Drivmg!
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Pullman: Furnish-1:! f 1r
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
._ ._.._..’. .w...
Foundation Pile Driven.
mmem
YOU OAH’T DO BETTER
Than I. are Your Orders tor
Print-
ing!
to
The Only In!
comfort for
Bicycle" Is to I111 font
in the "
--YALI"
The “Yale" Cushion tit
hardest bicycle saddle Into
fortable, easy seat. It "
chafing, rubbing and the on
ing an unalloyed pleasure.
It can be inflated from the lips.
of the ridcr’ in a few seconds; With-‘7
out leaving the saddle,and' is quick»
Iy deflated through a convenient
valve.
It IS detachable, can be remov d ,
or replaced quicklcy.wheu desir ‘I
OUR l-‘ICYCLE SUITS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD I
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CIIEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES.
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
TWEEDS.
and all the popular styles, made in
best manner. “Yale" Air Cushion
complete.
Don't fall 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
Gemstock Brothers,
Clothiers,
16 SOUTH IAII 81’.
So. Iorwnlh.
IILFORO I. Oil-Til.
Manager.
JACKSON} PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS. At the Sentinel
1.”.Jth80N HhMogr-phcr. 33 Wall Street. Nor~.II,Ct om°.' TWO NORWIALK-
(In:1~ll1.-X1r\t'i".:lid . I' lhlr. H1 1‘ 1'1 1' 1;. sIIi'HI-hlr: STORES AK). NURWALK
SOCIETY AN 0 BALL
.....PR|NTING. .
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
HO FIHER CAREOHEI'TES IIH TOWHIl!
’I II .\.\' ”IIII‘SI'I I'I’illl
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l'lIH‘i'illAi’II‘i .\I.\ll!'l III'IIII'I
TWENTY VEARS AGO ARE STILL 6000}?!
i til 1:.v-11u1mx. 11 11:11 will!
G.$.NORTH, . . . .
7‘ ‘1V.\“-'ill.‘£‘:'i'I 1?; -' I"! fill l',
11-1 In. 11:11:.
. Photograper.
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NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern:
The undersigned have placed the? .f'cnc" fur\ . \orwalk,
South Not-walk and Vicinity {or the celebrated Crawford
ll. it ll. upcci 1! luwnilc Ii. 1.: I". and World liicvclcs with
1". W. ROULRS, 1'.) Main Street, Nutrwalk.
BEWARE!
In purilming any of the above cy less of may Inn 1! r, nullimin-d
a1:::1115,scc'!1at thcurginu! Iaitury numb 1 has not Inca inmpmul
whims the guarantee is withdrawu 1min all bicycles when the 11111111111
ha. been interfered wiih or rem wed.
BIGEIANI 1‘1 DOWSI'I CO,
New Eng: :nd Agents, Dual 11:, 31.1111.
we“ want Your Money!
film
ONEULT
ASH
OIT
EFORI
UVINO
ICYOLIS
Prices!
We 1101! at cost price to clear stock.
\\ 1' cell oflnstiilhncnte, bicy 1 lei-1 of inp-
elation.
Him
50. HORWALK HARDWARE CO.
llioyclos insured against theft, lowest
rate.
.m.-.
Working Pants!
That are 111:. de for good, hard, everyday wear, are
1111 found all over; 111: have them made by the
.1 ucll- known
'.\cu burg.‘
to rip.
firm ”($111,001 (urn Co. and the
$1, 1 so, 2, 2.5.1, 3. \Varrantcd not
a
New Sweaters!
li’ vc just arrived.
just the thing
A com new basket weave;
for summer 11cm, in the following
1:1dors:\lhitc with green stripe; "my with white
stripczu \1'1 y Illlt qualii} 1118.- 50.
More Sweaters!
In 1110 combinations, aw i. m with
.md g cen with cardinal etrupc, at 3..
white stripe
0ch every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Ilattcr and Fumiehcr.
Inheekemo Hotel Ilneh.
WE HAVE THE BOSS
m
9.115
OLOVER’S HEW SHOE 3T0".
For Man,Women A Ohlldren
tutti Hewett
Shoes & Oxf
Ladies, do not, fail in one our Bicycle 011-
(111 111-1, to be worn With or without golf stock-1
III"H.
GLOVER’ S
New Shoe Store.
112 Washington Itnet
teeth I'M
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