blast every morning at
Goodwin”)! Belden avenue.
fins taken to the hospital a low
. salaries lrom convulsions
i on by typhoid malaria. died
Wills He leaves n wile and
‘ air months old. 111' Goodwin
Maillot chills and lever about
days ago and Dr. W. B. Bean was
in. He attended him until a
wholore his death. when Dr.
Tracey was called in consultation
.3 o’clock Mondey until 10 or it
“Tuesday. the deceased was uu~
. that the doctors said he would
“lull pull through ul right. He
, manna spoke, but yesterday at-
' ‘. the attending phyniciuns sud-
chsngsd their hopelul opinion
”saidthc patient must be taken to
‘hdspltal. He was taken there, wont
convulsions and died at 3 o'clock
Winn. Dr. B. 11. Huntington.
. log the patient yesterday after-
m'ssnt for his wife to see him he-
role he died. He was twenty-three
of age. The funeral will be from
t illuy’e church tomorrow at 9 a. m.
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The Fox Cycle and Hardware com-
'm made a decided hit at the races in
way of an original advertisement,
ring a "Rube" on an ancient titty-
onn-inoh high Eagle bicycles of hy-
gone days. The wheel was decorated
with appropriate signs and divided the
.nBeIItion ol the lockers'ou with the
. -‘~Best round steak. lflc a pound; shoal.
, den steak, he. at Heyes‘ market.
» "Die ” Fitch and his little camera
‘ mat the Alpha track races. yesterday
afternoon. and secured several line snap-
. shots 0! the racing men as they were
lined up for the pistol shot. He tried to
catch some of the finishers. but the sun.
light was not favorable.
I, -—The A. M. E. Quartette at the Men’s
7 Sunday Evening club. Sunday evening.
Special tickets have Men received in
south Norwallr for the excursion to
limited to attend the American Insti-
* tote of Inch-action. The tickets are
good going from July? to ‘l and re-
turning from the 12th to' list. The fare
" tor the round trip is en :35.
1 --Men’s and boye' straw hats. O'Brien
The new fire alarm whistle on the
Norwalk and South Norwnlk Electric
Light company's station. blows a dolelul
7 o'clock. at
noon and at 6 o'clock in the evening.
—-S.ive your duplicates and own a
wheel Saturday night. June 1‘». Burma
more, Norwalk.” mm W
Man‘s orchestra Will furnish music
{admixing from 2 until 8 o'clock. at the
(lethallc club's Fifth of July picnic on
. Non'walk park, and will play in the even-
‘ j tug at areceptionin ltidgelield.
Otto Del’ierne expect» to move next
‘ week into his new home in Summit
‘avnuue. erected on the site of the one
I fluentlydeslroyed by lire.
“Ladies' hand-turn button and IllCl'
those. 0!.98, Bargain Day prices. at
Allover's New Shoe store. 80. Norwnllr.
, B it Golden received an order Il'Olllll
: ‘ ”lumen in England. yesterday. {or
, fourpalre of ankle supporters for mem-
isl'.‘ ‘ hereof his family.
.475 bicycle given away. Saturday
night, June ill. at thu'Boston store.
‘ lot-walk.
Mull. Tyler letter llll'lldl' in the
flaunt Norwulk post ullloe. no nick of in
‘mlltcnt lever at his home in Gerard
place.
«nil-nest style straw hats. ()‘llrlen's.
The governing committee at The K nub
acting club will meet at Taylor on (lol-
M’lollloe. tomorrow night lit h o'clock.
«Seats tree at the Soil s Huntley Ev-
aaiu clan. um lluuusy eve. Your
”so ensures your welcome.
firm and lowluulstrawherrlns were
have»! a «W'-
“Yonk-laasloiamandhlltsmllysreat
. horse or lap cover.
' . next live days. at Harvey a boot and
‘ W in the local market. yesterday, for -
MNMsIkHoteL During the sun»
merhewillmptslew confluent!
anyone desiring to take advantage at
third» opportunity will certainly de-
rivesrsstbenellt from his instruction.
~Rnhber blankets at the Boston
Store. Norwalk. lien. worth 81.75. For
The meeting at the Norwalk “OHIO.
dist church. last night. while not so
largely attended as the last Thursday
night meeting was very interesting.
The subject was children. and the work
of the various. children's religious or—
ganizations was thoroughly discussed.
-—~Piano recital by Edward Barter
Perry. Hillside. Tuesday. June 22. ata
8: la. Admission.bw
The South Norwalk Boston store has
a few bargains left in kitchen goods.
The quality is good and the prices way
down. The store’s mlvertisemont, today.
will interest you.
——Yacht and golf caps. O'Bricn's.
The Boston Store, Nor-walk, has put
inawatcr cooler near the entrance to
the kitchen department. where thirsty
mortals may relresh themselves with.
ice-cold water.
~Great stock of hammocks. at the
Boston Store. Norwnlk.
John Seymour, a driver. more com-
monly known as "Scotty." left town
today for Newport, B. 1.. where he will
enter the employ of a Philadelphia man.
~05 blood turn Oxfords. $1. 98, Bar-
gain Day prices, at Glover’ a New Shoe
store, South Norwalk. '
'lhe directors of the Fairlleld County
National bank, at their meeting yester-
day. voted to close the bunk daily be»
tween the hours of 1'3 and 1 o'clock.
~25”, discount on all goods for the
shore store.
There will he trOphy shooting at the
meet of the Nnromuke Gun club at
Gregory Point, tomorrow afternoon.
—l7nheard of prices in boots and shoes
at Harvey’s shoe store.
Eugene R. Benedict is lilting upFred. ;
Ambler's new store in the Bluecr build-
ing for the sale oflireworks.
The Westcotts. 0! Stamford, will play
the Catholic club nine or Norwnllr Park.
tomorrow alleruoon.
hats.
(lurnell Harvey is seriously ill of
malarial lover or his home. 7” North
Main street. ‘
——Uhilllreu's straw ()‘Brien'e.
The VWinnipauk Sunday school will
held as party on Mine Shepnul's’ lawn on
June ill).
”The hos-t goods for the least money
at Harv'cy'e shoe store.
0! the class of '9} of hire. Mend’n
Suhlml. numbering seven. six are entered
for Vassar and one {or Wclhssluy college.
-——(,ircat wearing shuns.
Insn' $2 and $3 show. A. ll. Hoyt to
Sun. $75 in gold. free, August 2:5
(‘liutrm (.‘unmmndery, , Knights
'I'crnplur. will work the Order ol’
'I'cniplo degree tonight.
Edward Wv-Idr-r. of New York, is now
cuiployed by Albin Ni-nkirchner. the
Railroad [llllL't' barber.
~Baneball. Saturday, 3:30 p. in
Catholic club va.Wuscolle. N'w'lk l‘nrk.
Uockenuo Tribe of lied Men will work
the Wurrior'e degree tonight and llOlliv
Inate olliccrx
A meeting of the (.uunnuu Launch of
Norwnlk will be held this afternoon at 'H
o'clock.
lluo of Raymond llrothora’ wagons
collapsed in North Main street. this
morning. m _
-ll you want ha'nulue at your own
prices. no in llarvey‘ I.
An Ellworth lemme min! will he
licldatll‘runk \‘ull‘s. lv‘raultiln avenue.
tonight.
'l'nv ourployveu o! ‘llmlth's hardware
store are taking an inventory at stock.
Ninety visiting winelmeu set down to
dinner at the Norwsllr Hotel. yesterday.
The front of Buyer' n harness store. at
Nurwelh is being repainted
Dwyn' s (lily at Normal]: hand ml!
give a concert on The (horse. tonight.
Twelve hundred tickets were taken at
the eaten of the fair amends yesterday
William Ferrell has numbered a
Hartline wheel at Fred ll. Ambler.
Illss Alisa Unto. of Eat avenue. tun
patch” 1 Melanie bicycle.
..._ .-.....
mllllllllist steak. its a mad. at
W. I", Ilinll— ,
Absolutely Pure.
“Farm: tand
on Its great Ienvenl
uIlini and all admin mum
totallon con»
mon to the unearth
Born. Barnum Pownnn Oo . New York.
».—...
- The Christian Endeavor society of the
Norwalk Congregational church. will
hold a lawn party at the home of Miss
Fannie E. Clark. Merwin street. next
Tuesday night.” W. m
The Y. P. S. C. E, of the Norwelk
Congregational church. has, decided it»
continue its meetings during the sum-
mer;but the pledge will be suspended.
Several ofiicom of Companies F and
D are in Eridgeport. today, having their
knowledge 0! military tactics terted by
the board of examination.
In the Norwnlk Prohnte Court. roster
day afternoon, Attorney Allred E
Austin was appointed trustee ol the
Goldberg estate.
All Rehekabe are invited to to present
tonight at the invitation of Laurel Lodge.
of Stamford. to Eureka Rebekah Midge,
in Uddfellowa' Hull, Washington street.
~Ladice colonel kid .nhoes. $2.49,
Bargain Day prices. at Glover's New
Shoe store. South Norwulk. '
Dr. H. E. Bates yesterday poisoned a
big Newfoundland dog owned by lltto
Barthol, and which was quite old
The annual meeting of the voters of
tonight at ‘8 o'clock.
The Public Library, which is Mine;
. painted. will be closed until ; o'clock
tomorrow evening.
ii. R. Bennett. iii-South Norwnlk,
will preach in the chapel at Cranlm'y,
Sunday afternoon.
-Suvc your «lupiimtes and own a 3:5»
wheel. Saturday night. .llillir In. :it in
o'clock. at the Beaten St m: Norwnllr.
Paul Orrin is now" elliployul m Coney
island by the Long Island railroad
39:. linen hulls!» at l!) cents. Bos-
ton Store. Norwnlk.
Mrs. Stevens, of East avenue. who he
been seriously ill, is convnleecing.
within fish, ”4' a pound: purples, dc. at
H ayee’ market.“
(,1..xnpuny I) Will Ilalr'll hean hallo
tonight, in the Armory.
"All kinds of lleh at I‘Iaycn' lull.
Edward Taylor Il'ls purchased a Wu-
verly bicycle.
The Woman's Relic! Corps lunch. lhi
afternoon in Grand Army Hall.
Doelouuoun,
Gregory's Point. So. Norwailt.
,l E. h!‘ILl\"A.\'. I'rnlvrlol i'llllll Manager
'I‘l-rme rmeunuhlu: Bulldog. llnullmr. FM»
:Klm'hlh I'm In Hull-I t'jumn' 'llllel
I“ulth nil Ilium? ull thunk. .
Ihhllll‘rlw‘l I) lllllllll IP61. lNll CLAN
“ARE", ANIIMIUI’E’. IllN\l. Ill".
nlflnln
l)ll:"ll’ It ”I HI hill!“ \I It ed. I'lllllu‘ll'
1’va I l .Iuln'l 7 \ I! w.
lime-n: ‘wr .Calll lm u. Inln ..y S: rmllk.
'ln Ntlll llihlrh-l. aim-Mi N
Ordered. The! to.» mlmnmlmlu
oshlldt Inn n-Imil‘l'lrnllun
lu IIII‘ mun lnl' a.~llu~l‘nwhl. ut lluo I'ru
lrnlvnlllrv In Sup will. no llm will '33” a-lJunv.
W17. oi IIHH'IM'I‘ lurch 1.1 ’tlnl "not all low
w an lulu nul- II in Hill! a mm mm ln‘ n-rllllml
”ll'hul lln lllllllllllhllllll r l: t!‘- um llll min
In In» pnhli -In- In: n in own-'1 mung-4‘ -iu H
mm o mend-mm v mnlpmlnuum ”urinal
nnllu- film: one! ill mu! \unmlll tum» l llw
‘ pin it who rellw «In unml lav-l vlwull, at It usl
It'll duh mlulu nulll can this ul June,
in!“
MA ll. \wnlm'llllll, .lmluu.
II
Warren J. HALL.
UI" NEW l’lllllt’.
Voosl. no PIANO roars
IIS'l RUG'I'IOI
nuwmo run summon
APPLY A’I' NURWMJK liU'I‘EL. I
an: a reliable
I‘mmillfl’llli
on
TAVLDN O OOLDKN'.
unable lmrsm mm.
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the Center s<hool district will he held 4
‘ G. 5. NORTH,
”sputum W.lllli1h the guarantee law
We Want Your Money!
PRINT BUTTER!
The Celebrated Dining Car Brand,
220 lb!
m
an. uwrou t 00., 22 South nan Street
W-mmwmm WW .. ... . m.- -~¢1WMW
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season for selling them is short, and prices are marked accor—
dingly. The first comers get lhelbcst selection.
We sell you a fine hammock at 82 25; worth 63 no.
. We sell you a line hammock at 82 75-. worth 84 go.
In order to reduce stock, we will give you a special discount of IO
per cent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain, plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in leading colorings and shapes. None but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD sTREET.
5 oszrrrr eunclso. announcers.
U PAY
For a thing IS important, of course, but what you
get in return for your money, is ten times more
important.
Doyon want to feed dirty oats?
\ on don' t; it’ s the price that tempts you, and
yet experience always teaches, it pays to pay a
little more and obtain honest value.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street. South llorwalll
Milt lmh 1'59!"an Liter) tit. He.
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PORTRAITS‘W
“! Venn-til your lomll'; or your lrinnlx In: 'f'CUIIIi im‘nllmh. r in ultir
yr :.n- Y“ ii urn lirulnntl. ifynu lmw tin mum: ol Jackeou upon
ynllr~.
Jackaon’s Platinum, Steel Finish Photographs Lest Forever!
JACKSOh‘S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS
n. M.JACK80N Photographnr. as worn Stroot Nora-Ia. cc!
“plot-ill: .‘vullh‘dm IIHII'I. “will If” "Y Illl‘" [tarp II. t' Ill-HT
SOCIETY AN D BALL
. . . . . PRINTING.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
IIO FINER CARBONETTES IN TOWN I!
THAN 'I "0‘!“ Hill,“
NORTH’S STUDIO!
I‘llll’l‘lillll’ll‘ MAUI-I HERE
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE .TILL GOOD”
l'urhunellcn non mmln niil In~l m long.
Photograper.
78 \VASIIINUTUN Al‘llI-ZIC'I', Mil I‘ll NURWALK.
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To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norvmlk,
South Non-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
B. & I). Spec'n! juvenile ll. 3.: I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwnlk.
BEWARE!
In punhasing any of the above cy less of any but the nullurized
agents, sec llcll the or glue! factory number has not been tampered
withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGELOW & DOWSE C0.
New England Agents, Boston. Mass.
IFORI
UVING
IC'VCLEB
ONIULT
ASH
081‘
Prices!
We sell at cost price to clear stock.
We sell on installments, bicycles of rcp-
elation.
”so. roswnr HARDWARE co.
mtg.
Bicycles filtered against theft, lowest
V Blue Flame
0i! Stoves
The
Wax
Floo
0i! I
Best Made!
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom Codes Boiler. Just
the thing for picnics and camp—
ers. only. 25¢ each.
garden cultivators. and will
sell them ’way below the mnk~
er's prices.
, A GREAT BARGAIN.
Comstock, Watkins
n2 WASHINGTON STREET.
We have a lot of hand power
A150 3
Much has been said and written
about the summer girl audher fill-"5
lugs. but the summer man hashnan
left out in the cold. .
Now there are just'as manyi ‘
esting features l'orlhe summer ma .
For instance: .
A negligce shirt, hobby, cool/ad
easy
A crash suit makes you feel, like ‘
an ice wagon. '
A serge suil,b!uc or black, also
separate coats.
Duck trousers. ,
Every style ol leather bells im-
agineblc.
Alpaca and mohair coats.
I’
N. .
which we are selling lor less
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! Agood thing!
8: Dow,
SOU
Successor
P i I
Estimate Pi
Ishack
E. THOMES.
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
Working Pants!
New Sweaters!
Straw hats, new shapes and
braids.
Wash tics, duck hats and caps.
Summer underwear and bathing
suits.
Our regular clothing stock is
just as good as ever.
TH NORWALK, or,
to the late George 8. Bell
6500.
e Driving !
lrniehml (or
Gemstock Brothers.
.__._ Moo»..—
man in:
W Clothiers,
YOU GII’ T 00 BETTER
Thanh ave Your Orders tor
Print-
in
It 50011! IAII ST.
So. Iorvulh.
IILFOIID A. GIFFII.
g I Manager.-
At tho Sontlnel TWO NORWALK.
Offloo. £
STORES. so. NORWALK.
~.v
I‘llat are made {or good, hard, everyday wear. are
not found all over: we have them made by the
a well-known firm. of Sweet, ()rr & Co. and the
"Newborg." $1, I 50, z, 2 50, 3. Wurranled not
to Hi).
h \e lust arrived. A neat new basket weave;
just the thing for summer wear. in the following
colors: White with green stripe: navy with white
stripc;a very lint-quality at 32 50.
More Sweaters!
In two combinations, are tan with white stripe
un-l green with «animal stripe, an 1:.
()pcn‘cvcry evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnisher,
South lam lh
sine llotel lleeh,
BARGAIN DAYS!
2 ,‘
So pairs
0 ll
48
48
36
Ill)
48
“I‘ll ENE.
35
Glover’sNewSHOE 5T0
lied can be secured at the above prices only on bargain days.
In Washington Street“. lomslk.
JUNE Id 619.
ladlel‘ hand turned button shoes. new styles. to oil
“ " “ lace ” “ “ 1.9.
" well built." short. new styles. r to
" colored kid lace sheet, not)
It U H H lo we“.' ."v
“ Or blood oaiordt, turn. he!
ll t~
(aloud hill '«F’
PRICNS All“ AT A REDUCTION O! .t on AN” New
PER PAIR.
touch Nam-lit.
Norwalk Chronicler