, little ones for baptism.
WWI»: Buweededin charge attire
. loath lot-walk 11111111111191 Electric
“I“ Work: by N. 1. Reserve
on the First of July.
Handmade” William L. Bonus), 0!
“I! City of South Nomlk Electric
Wain. has handed in his resignation to
lth Electric Light Commissioners. to
huh elect July 1. He will he succeeded
by N. I. Meserve, who recently took the
plus of Edward Leidlaw as lineman.
Hr. Bonnel has been sopnintendent of
the municipal ,plaut ever since it was
«Wished, and has kept everything
iboutthe works in ship shape order.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chil-
' ‘ 'dleu‘a Day in the First Congregational
, church. and an opportunity will be
given for parents to present their
In the ev-
tilting there will be a praite service.
Rev. T. K. Noble occupied the pulpit
'oithe Norwalk Gangregational church
at both services yesterday. In the
morning he preached on “The Sanctuary
0! God." In the evening his subject
agn- "Augelic Ministration. "
Thomas Cole, of Attorney Walsh's ot-
fice. was in New Haven, Saturday, for
the purpose of taking a preliminary ex-
amination before commencing his legal
studies. He was taken ill. and come-
quently failed to pass.
The executive committee of the First
Congregational Young People's Society
of Christian Endcwor is requested. to
meet this evening at 71:11) o'clock, with
Mrs. E. L. Ely, of Belden Place.
The committee appointed for the next
concert at the First Methodist Episcopal
church is James A. Brown. Mrs. F. N.
. Smith, Mrs. Farron Belts, Mrs Adams,
and Wesley Slauson.
.The degree team of Pequonnock
Lodge, 1.0. 1). F., of Bridgeport, will
come to Norwalk tonight and confer the
first degree on several candidates of Our
Brothers’ Lodge.
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and Investment associa-
tion will beheld tomorrow night. A divi—
dend has been declared 1: 1111 is new pay-
able. W
Edwin L. Abs! died at his home in
‘Brooklyn, Friday, June It, aged
eighty-six years. The funeral willbe
held from his late1 residence. 181”: Hart"
street, this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Captain George R. Varmistyne. Frank
N. Ferris and Wllliam Palmer spent
yeaterday in Oyster-Bay. L. l, sailing
ncrosstlic Sound in the yacht Ward T.
The Ladies’ association of tho Nor-
wallr Congregational church, will hold
a Mizpah meeting in the chapel, at 3:30
o'clock Wednesday alter noon.
The City Council of Norwalk will
meet Tuesday night. but as several of
the councilman llllW' othert ngagemcnts,
it is probable that they will adjourn
Willis B Mills. wh 1 li1 1111 dear 1211:
Rt!!! Mill, Daricn. is just nbloto be about
after a two weeks' siege of inflammatory
rheumatism.
James (ircgory,11l Wesiport 11111111121.
has purchased a Stormcr bicycle o! The
J. 'l'. l’rowitt company.
William lehams I111111111.,-n11-d:1 po-
sition as clerk in Theodore Ullilln'ti shoe
store. W... W WW
Blaine! 12111111111111. .Ir., tho Xorth
Hutu Itreet grocer. received 11 handsome
new refrigerator this morning.
Elana Daniels 111111111111 of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Dauietr.otl1‘-.airetre1t has
the whooping cough.
The Norwalk 1111111111 Railwayflompany
to replacing decayed guy 111111111 11 Main
street with new 1.111111.
. litymond Brother» have been discharg-
Ing a schooner load of hollow blink 111
Wilton Point.
O
The Sunday school 111111111 oi the Ftrnt
lethodltit Ilplucopsl church mil 1111111
milk .. ,.
The Uethollc 1111111 baseball 11111111
3 11111111111111 111111111 on Norwttllt Park.
urdtty afternoon.
or» 1 ‘
Pillosophy.
‘ at making may pills there f
It so and. Every pilbutekerW f
1 "Try my pill." or 1 ,
m adoring you hon bone! 1'
Thole. inert dude a good pill ,
11.111111111111111. Mao. 111111111111 1
‘mohu Mallow them!
We
held
tint '
party will, beginworkou the trolley line
from Beethport to Weatport below July
1t. litres.“ arehkelyto' enjoy August
and the autumn riding to and front
13111131111111 by electricity.
Norwalk racing men have received
entry blank! for the diamond tourna-
ment of the Waterbury Whel club.
Saturday and Monday. July 31! 111115111,
on the Y. M. C. A. field in thatcity,
said to be the finest bicycle track in New
England.
—-Carryalls will meet every other
Tramwaycaralter iOo’cloek on Wed-W
uesday. Jane 111111. for the accommoda-
tlou of members of the Friday Alter-
noon cluh and their guests at their pic-
nic at The Knob.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated let its grentleavanlnz straw
and healtlilullness. [insures the lood
slum an 11. forms of adnlwratlon com
men to the cheap brands.
Bow. BAKING i’ownrn Go . New York.
AWBOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
The Coming- and Goings of Our and
Other Folka’ Friends.
Mrs. John J. Shea. of Norwalk, is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. T. W. Kink, of Sing Sing. N. Y
and will visit friends in White Plains
and Yorktown Heights.
The members of Concord Division.
Sons of Temperance. will take the trol-
leycar leaving the Gazette building at
7 :37 o'clbck. tonight, for the district
conference in Rowayton.
Matthew Starr. of Westport avenue,
had new peas out of his garden, Satur-
day. He has a bed of strawberries that
is yielding fruit for all the neighbor
hood.
About thirty young people will go
from Norwalk to the Epworth League
district convention at the Summetlield
Methodist church,. Bridgeport, tomor-
row.
Ticket No. 3,919 drew the salt at
Goldberg’s milliuery establishment,
Saturday night. It was held by Mrs.
E. P. Henry. of 13 Cross street.
Mrs. Syl1'ester'6runiman, of Camp
street. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Parsons, in Bridgeport.
Mrs. C. (1. Barber, of Westport avo-
nne. has gone to Massachusetts tor an
extended tisit.
Miss Minnie Bailey, of Ridgelield,
passing several nests in the family of
her11ncl11,llerman Beers, of Norwalk.
Miss Marion Short, who gaie readings
in Norwalk last winter, will render a
programme in the Itidgefield hall. to-
morrow night, for the benefit of the
Titicns kindergarten.
A meeting of the Sunday school board
of the Norwallt Methodist church will
be held tonight, to consider the advisa-
bility of adopting a new constitution
and bylaws.
Mrs. William Millcrnnd children. of
llaviland street, are visiting relatives in
Sonicrville. N, .l. ,
Mrs. Milton Coburn, of South Main
street, has returned home In 1111 a month’s
visit in Shrewsbury, Mass.
Leonard Wildtnan. of the Norm-1k
Iron Works company, was in Dunbuty
over Sunday.
The workol extending the tracks of
the Street Railway company to the
South Not-walk depot began this morn1
ing.
The Willing Workm 1:, of the Nor
walk Methodist church, will meet with
Mrs. anney. Union Park, Wednesday,
Supper will he served at 5:311 I
restaurant, spent Sunday in 11101111151611.
William A. Clark. of (:lcnwond 11.11»
tide, is visiting in Ilridguwntt-r.
Miss Sarah Mcl'ahc. who has been
staying \1'1tl1 her sister. Mots May Mt“
I511b1~,11fllaviland street, has 11111111111111
to her hoianin Babylon Long Island.
Edgar T.Butcs,u1f Dorian n, “ill some
customers in Norwalk and vicinity with
ice, block or split wood, and has a new
steam road roller to rent by the day. 1
1 Then: is a leak in the water pipe be.
tween the curb and hydrant in front of
(.ieorge W. (fram's residence, in East
avenue, and 11 miniature lake has formed
in the old St. John lot.
Frank DcKIyn. of N1w \1.1rk
the Ilclsily 11 c 1ft: 11:0 1! It 1:011 I’oin'. for
the sntrunor.
is :11
Miss Marie Kurtis 11111! Mi» Prince, of
the Xew Britain 1"‘11t1- 1‘\'11r111nle1clmol,
5111111 151111111151 11".1i1 tho former's
parents. Mr. and 3111-2 Seynxorzrt'nrtis.
1 of Knight strut-t.
311111-11 .I. V.1ugl1n 11 illthis 11'011 k 11111111
intotht nev. I10ns1-at I’ all Itnu justcom-
pletcd by (memo Robertson.
....—.._ w-..— ‘
Mrs. Richardu. 1".'1'.!.;l11~l‘.. oi Paterson.
21'. .I . is vi-dtin: In-r pan-tits, 111 W111:
Main street.
Miss Amelia I1‘.111I1I~ 11nd XIII» 1921111211111
{013011 Vanllnren. has: had Armory _ . _ W .
James 11111 vmtmg 111 \\1w'1p11rt.
Park. West avenue. placed in line condi-W
tion for the summer. I
, Mrs. lltrlwrt “1111112111112 'l',.1111I1'11.
IN. .I . wI111I11~ I11111‘.'1~:tI11-,: M15. ll'llr)’
I
1
Iirununan, returned 311111111 1 1111111.
A WIAISI party will be hold at the wet
deuce of Arthur Chittam, in Center
avenue, tonight. '
Andrew .N Il~11.1l 51112I1r1'.11'.1.~' i:1
Lilhe Mcibniilan 1. angbttr of Them; 11 .t M 11 today.
bluignillan, of Norwalk, is ill of pneu-
.lllO'li
; .1--.
Miss 1.11111 III. H111ll1'ti 1111111111111 from
' , limlnu'y 111 #1141121 Norwnlk. yesterday.
.lmn ll Hoyt is stringing wins “Hum! visited her 11111I11'1'
the 111111 1'. sin! T1.l1 graph (llice in the
Vorwnlk pl st-ollice.
Mall I'nrt'i-n' Will-111 II11I1I11‘1II. nl lin-
~ Noxwvnlk p1ttiI-1tlllt‘t'.lh taking :1 121113111111.
Its-1'. F. .‘1. .N’mIiv-Irl preached at llrmd
ltivrr, yesterday afternoon. liver IIMJ
were present.
Mr 11111! Mrs, W. I". .\111I1I1-r 11nd sonW
will spurtdtwo 111141.11 In Long Island.
Ivisiting l’1~1'1 11111-151111, Wading Itivvr,
Iiitvrh 11111! Mom-lies 11nd 111111111111
Fair tonight and 'l‘uesdny, 1.111111!
light showers on the 11.11.11: warmer;
northwestcrly winds becoming vminhlc.
Miss I12 lilli Hoarlm, nice»: of Mr. and
Mrs! W. StunIWcll, will I111 111111'1'I11tl
on the tith, to Mr I’rovout, ol Stamford.
Mn \1111.\I win-.11!Ilr1u1l1'1111,:11v11~11
ing ‘11.. (111111;:1 It. \anAlr-s: _11;,11 81111111
' Norwalk.
A Sample and wdr. 1:" W111 111'1'111111,
11r1111p1-n1iitig 11 low 11111111 :11 ('11r1111'.1ll.
Mary .‘I.1:('1.1!l~1ugh was taken to tho UH"
IIthlIlHIlli‘.Illlti "turning, by 11r1I1-r of
the selectmcn.
Raymond Brothers are discharging 11
cargo of not! con! :11 Wilson’s l’oint.
l'lvlwnrd Kelly. of Wrst manor. 111
learning to ride the wheel,
Plans are lloatmg gully from the N111-
walk Iron Worlu lmlltllll‘l. the Stu-1t
Railway company's our house, the limo
[on slow. the 111111111111 tuihlttig, ”111N111":
walk club. tl111'l'11u11111111nrt 111111 111115111111
‘othcr public and :1I1'.1111 tttttitntinns
\‘111wat11 pipes 111111 Iitlnu I111d today
t.)1!nv in the 111111 1' 11111! It W11]! 11111111. . ,
I Fl RE
INSUR-
ANCE.
.Isunmt 14111111111111. 111 Houth street. who
has been sicko! 11111lnri11.is out again.
1M
'l‘hecornit-o- around the root of the tin:
Lactic building 111 luring taken oil.
Swartz 1h Corbett will have a 111I1-«
phone placed in their factory. pm, ,1 ramp“.
The direrrt‘oru oi the lim'wnlk Hospital I:I'1'III'I'I1'I"IIIITIHII
1111111111i111'1on will meet tonight. 11‘ 1111
nonnative
Urrin Danton whoolcdzto Conny 111111111 Policy
11nd 1-1-1111'11 yesterday. in?"
TAYLOR I GOLDKN'fi
Itetlette Insurance Ageney.
It WM“ INQTON STREE'L
Knuth h1-1V11II1
OORLOII HOUSE,
, Gregory’s Point. to. Kuwait.
'1! It. “H. I IVAS.I'r¢-pr|1‘ft 1' and 5111111141117
Term} 1111111111111; 1'”"l'I't'IIW11I."'~"""" I'Iolt-
Whit! tfnrntul 111 “Walnut
with 34! “1111111 "1113..
1111111111111111111111.1'.11 It III, 111111-1111
otlioera tomorrow night.
hire. llmlshon. 11! Intro 111111111, has
purclnnwd a new bicycle. 1'1 .1
Company I" has received four canes oi
Springfield rides.
1‘. ll 11111111111,11111111111111111. I11 11111111111
hiorwallt again. '
The dag-tall ontlreArmory hit to he
1mm.
1'
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Joseph Brown, chef at. F.A.L1ane's ‘ "
W PRINT BUTTER!
The Celebrated Dining Car Brand,
22c lb!
no. 1111111011 1 c0. 22 south Ialn Street
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
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 25; worth $300.
We sell you a fine hammock 111132 75; worth 84 00.
In order to reduce stotk, we will give you a special discount of 10
per rent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain. plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in lending coloriugs and shapes. None but the
very best goods and styles. ' '
EDWARD STREET.
5 cazmr euneme. 11011111111, court.
WHAT YOU PAY
I or a thing 1:1 imp )rtant, oi course, but what you
«act in return for your money, is ten times more
important.
Do you want to feed dxrty oats
Yiu 1 don t; it s the price that tempts you, and
,1?) yet mpcricnce 111111115 teaches, it pans to pay a
‘ 1 I1ttIc more and obtain honest value.
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
1 Manuel T. Hatch,
SEE IS Marshall Street, South IIorwaIlr
Ilr..t:l1‘~'[1:‘.i’l- I.1‘.‘!‘t'.\'l.'t1 '19
YRTRAITS“
i11111l- I111111111 1111.121111I1I1- I111-1lt1r
111‘ I1-uI111111 upon
HI 1111r1~1~ I? )ourW I .111111}. or 11mr f1
1.1-11-1. \ 11 .11'1- {1111;11:111: 3:111 I1'111- (I11 [it"llll
"HIII‘
Jackson's Pletitwm Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSON'S PIIOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Street, Harv-rolls. Ct
Cutout“:.‘1'1r1111il1'll11171. ll .illll'n'lr',‘ 1.1. - tI.11 1I1111r.
' Estimate. Furnish»! for
W
BlueFlame V 'OernStocIt Bra 1
m
Oil StOVBS 111- 011111 11111
Oemfort for 1
Th6 licyclers Is to to 1111111
In "I. 1.;
Best Made!
An extra good 811111111 copper
bottom Cellos Boiler. Just
1 the thing tor picnics and camp-
ers, only 25¢ each.
We have a lot of hand power
garden cultivators, and will
sell them 'way below the malt.
er's prices.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Wax
Floor
Oil !
The “Yale" Cushion tum t,
hardest bicycle saddle into 11 11611111
fortable, easy seat. It omen
chafing-rubbing and the 3111.30qu .
soreness so much complained of,
bility, and makes long distance Eldf
ing an unalloyed pleasure. _
It can be inflated from the lips
out leaving the saddle, and is quick-
which we are selling for less
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! A good thing!
valve.
or replaced quicklcy.when d_
OUR BICYCLE strsf
ARETHE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD.
Oomstock, Watkins
81 Dow,
“2 ‘VASHINGTON STREET The fabrics Used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CIIEVIOTS,
E' THOMES’ CASSIMERES.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
bucceasor to the late George 8 Bell
1": Co.
P i I e. Driving!
WW TWEEDS.
211111 1111 the 1501111111: styles, mé‘dc 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
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
.___. . .aoo- M
Foundation Pile Driven.
Gemstock Brothers.
you c1111 1 no 11211111
Than I. are Your Orders for
Print-
ing!
Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH III! 81.
So. Harwell.
MILFORD I. OIFFII,
Manager.
At the Sentinel . '
0 ffloo. TWO § NORWALK.
STORES. SO. NORWALK1
SOCIETY AN D BALL
PRINTING. . .
AT THE SENTINEL OFF'IGEWZ
N0 FIWNER CARBONETIES III TDWIII!
III\.\' IIIIIH'. l’I'II-l
NORTH'S STUDIO!
I‘IIH'iHIlAI‘IH T-IAIIEZ IIIZIII“.
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE STILL GOOD?!
('urI- ‘ltt-llt' :1 '1'. 111.:121' 11.31! 1:14 :1~ Iona.
G. 5. NORTH . . . . .Photograper.
.\ \\ \Nlll\'I"1>.\' Nl'l'h‘l‘II1IIINIII'\‘1\I.I\'
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
-.. . M. ,3.-. 0......
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Non-talk 11111! Vicinity {or the celebrated Crawford
ll. & I). Special juvenile ll. & II. 11111! World bicycles with
I". W. ROI‘JSRS, 1‘.) Main St1'11ct..\'or1valk.
BEWARE!
In 111111I111'11ng11111'11t the above cycles of any but the 1'1111I111117111I
111:1:1115, sec ’I111t the original {attory number has not been tempt red
with 1.113 the guarantee '11. wilhdrnnn Irom all I111 ycles when the number
llllb llL'C 11 interfered 111th 111 1emo1'o1l.
WORLD“! .5: UUWSE CO.
New Englmd Agents. Boston, Mass.
We Want “Your Money!
'ONSULT
ASH
031'
EFORE
DYING
ICYCLES
Prices!
We 111111 all cost price to clout stock.
W1: sell on inninlltuonls, Iiioycl ::
nintlon.
SO. NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
1 (J! 111111
”will ' ‘ 1.111111111111111th
Bicycles insured against theft, lowest
..5
Workmg Pants!
’l' 11.11 are 111.1111: for good, hard, 2 'cryrl11y1vcnr,arc
111*. found 2.71 over: we have rhcm made by the
.1 nail-know: Ilrm.otS1vcct, ()rr 81 Co. and the
' .\'1:11.'b1:rg." $1, 1 30 2, 2 511, 3. \Vurrnntcd not
It) 11 1.
New Sweaters!
- I1.'1'c just arrived. A neat new basket weave;
lust the thing for summer wear, 3
colms: White wi1I1 green stripe; navy
wipe: 21 very lim- qttzilitv at *2 50.
More Sweaters!
In two combinations, 1111- :1111 with white stripe
.1111I1yccn with 1:.1r1Ii1m‘1st1'1p1',;1t 8:.
with white
0
Open every evening1 until 1) o'clock
DAVIS, The Tailor.
Clothicr. Ilnttcr and Furnishcr,
loath ImrIl
Mehaalterno Hotel Black,
WE ”HAVE TI'IE BOSS
ELISE Shoes 81 Oxford:
OLOVER'S NEW SHOE STORE.
For Men,Women & Children
I1111Ii1 1,11 do 1111! 111i! Io 111111 11111' Ilicycle 0111
{11111111111 I11: 1111111 Willi 111 nithont gull stock-
huts
GLOVE R’S
rate , , W. «A
In Washington mm M
renders physical injury an impoiii , ‘
oi the rider in a few seconds; with- ,
1y deflated through a convenieit 1
It ts detachable, can be rem . ed, ‘
the following . ,,
New Shoe Store, .'
SCOTCH PLAIDS,” 1 1
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