will be taken next Sunday. so as
conflict with the Children's Day
lees. which were postponed from
e-The Broad River nondey sohool will
" slutty-l at the chapel. Tuesday
“Wednesday evenings. June 22 and
., The Williams for Tuesday will
consist of recitations by the children;
X! 0 I! Rykert, of Stamford. piano
player, whistler 1113i! cornet imitator;
Ideally rry LGsell. of Stam-
» M; mltationlxy Mrs. B. (3, Mitchell,
"0le Jdt'eeyuolo, Mrs. leer; duet.
Kine! Lillie Gods and Maud Keeler',
solo. Miss'Mand Keeler; duet, Misses
Znelln and Zioia Allen. all of Norwulh;
; Dutch recitation, Mr. H. Payne; piano
1 11111111101111.0111. Miss Ethel and Master
lion Britta, of South Norwallt; siloMiss
‘ Eva Rm; banjo and harmonica selec-
tion, Mr. S. Ezequollc, New Canaan.
‘ Wednesday evening programme: A
‘: dialogue for the evening entitled “One
‘ .Hundmd Years Ago; or. The Boys of
1776. ”
During Rev. '1‘. K. Noble’s abwnee
.lrom Norwullr on his California trip,
from June 29 to August 3, the Revs. A.
F. Beard. D. M. Seward and W. H. Gil-
hert,oi New Haven. will occupy the”
pulpit of the
tienal church.
-Colored quartette :11 the South Nor
walk Congregational church. next: Sun-
day night. ”W4
. The ste nines Huntington made her
first trip of the season. yesterday, from
Long Island, bringing a large number
of passengers and considerable freight to
South Norwalk.
1.-A fresh 10$ 01.
wheels. arrived yesterday. Guaranteed
1 for one year. TheJ. '1'. Prowitt Co, 45E
‘Main street Norwulk.
Chief of Police WWW arrested John
Cole. of Bridgeport. last night, for in-
toxication. Cole was acting strangely;
and the chief thought it best to lock him "
up. This morning he was discharged.
—-Children’s straw hats. O’Brien’s.»
The steamer Belle Horton will give
an excursion to Northport tomorrow
ulternoon. leaving South Norwnlir at 2
o'clock. v“ _‘__
‘ ——(‘:reat wearing shoes. W. F. Ding:
'lnss’ $2 and $3 shoes. A. H. Hoyt or
8011. $75111 gold. free. August 2;}.
Rev. A. 8. Kavanngh will look after
the "Heretics" in his Sunday night scr
men.
A meeting of the race committee 0!
the Twin City Wheelinen willbehel-i
Monday night.
o ' .
William A. Kellogg is digging up his
sidewalk in Spring Hill. trying to locall-
hilwater box. 1-
The public schools of Norwalk will
close next Friday for 11 ten weeks' vaca-
tion.
..£’
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rills. True. So anymlsies. I
Scanydourls dour. But grades I
diller. You want III: out. It's
so with 11111111111111. There are
grades. You want the best. It
you understood samparilla us
well as you do too and liner It
would be easy to determine.
But you don't. How should
1 you? When you are going to
[my a commodity whose value
I you don't know. you pick out
so 0111 established house to
trsde «I111. and trust their es-
patience and rcpulstlen. Do so
when buying sar‘npsrllla.
Ayer's bump-stills has been
oaths market so yesrs. Your 1
”genitalia used Mel’s. l1 i111
n «soluble medicine. m
m ”Wu-- ‘
_ only one We. it
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A“‘
Norwallr Congregu- .
Pennants. $38. 00 _
ti u1e.
mm. on arm-noon. 111111 11111 start
tor Washington Sunday afternoon
Tbeevldenoeiu them at Balvator
Chariot tor sdiroroei'rom blswile
wNellie. was completed Thursday utter-
noon. and the arguments assigned for
next Friday after short calendar.
a , . _
1—4711be and golf caps. O'Brien's.
J. H. Titus,torn1erly engineer on W.
B. Boytand 8011's steamer, is in Camden.
New Jersey. placing machinery in a
private yacht. which he has been engag-
ed to run.
-——Go to the Congregational church to-
morrow night and hear about Horace
Bushnell. Connecticut's author, preach
or and independent thinker.
Dancing was begun today in the
pavilion at Baton Point and will be eon-_ .
tinned until the close of the season,
Sundays excepted. from 2 to II and
8 to 10:30 o'clock. Smyths’s orchestra
furnishes excellent music.
A dance will be given tonight at
Landlord Morria' Hotel on Betts’ Island.
Shepard and Mansfield will provide
music. .
-—Best round steals, 12c a pound; shoul-
der steals. 81:, at Hayes' market.
Some beautiful summer shoes for
ladies gents and children are shown at
(llovcr's new shoe store in Washington
street. _M
There will be an excursion to lioton
Point and a concert at the hotel
tomorrow afternoon.
~—-Men’s and boys’ straw hats. O‘Brien.
Thursday evening. while playing par.
Louis Bogardus fell over the back of
George Canon and scraped very badly
his arm and face.
—-.-\ fresh lot of Pennants, i135 wheels.
arrived yesterday. Guaranteed for-1111-
year. The .l. 'l‘. l’rowiIt Co.,45h1ui11
street. N orwaik.
The stone fol-“the 111111: of the new
bank building in Washington street.
arrived yesterday.
-Latcst style 1111-11-1 hats. O'Brien's
Weather signals are now displayed!
from the ting stall on the Guzette build
ing.
The Norwnlk lliheruiens :11 their
meeting Thursday night. rated to hold 11
smoker on July 1.
A son has been born to 2111. and Mrs
George A. Clark, of Union street.
The It. A' (3. corset factory will close
for a two weeks’ vacation nextSaturduy.
. ,
~Scats free :1! the Men's Sunday Ev- ‘1'
onion club. next Sunday 1111:. Your
worth ensun‘s your welcome,
Absolutely Pure.
ace Mohair-d tor It» T333331“! nm‘strenmlb
salt full nose.
alum and all forms at rationeom-
men to the cheap brands.
lie
n11 Bruno Power-111 Go. titlesL York.
HAIIIYIIN DAYS ABAIN
The Tide of Summer Saunlerers Begin
to Ebb and Flow.
GUESTS (If lWIII lIIlY PEOPLE.
The Opening of the Vacation Season
Finds Many Sojourners at the Ben-
ehore. in the Mountains and
Among Pastoral Scenes.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hervey Weed.
who have been visiting at the residence
of Mrs. Weerl's parents. Congressman
and Mrs. 13. J. Hill, left town this noon
for Montana. Mr. Weed is in charge 1)!
a party of government geologists who
will stop a Yellowstone Park for a few
days work. Mr. and Mrs. Weed will
probably visit California beiore return-
ing home next winter.
walk. Will start Monday for Montreal,
Canada, as the representutirevel-large of
of Connecticut. 111 1hr convention of the
Grand Division of North Amt-111111.
Thomas Ward and .I. l;
in 25611111111111. 'l‘llnrsd 1y.
Miss K. Olive Hutchinson. of Vn-snr,
is spending our summer vacation with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. A. .I. lintch-
111111111 of High strut-.1
John ill. 111111.111 Brooklyn 15
visiting at. the residence of Horace
Gibbs. in Arch 5111-11-1.
Charis-11H. Tuitie and Horace Dunn
spent ye steuluy in Armim. N. Y.
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—-l)r. Worries 111-1‘11-111o1-1111 his dental
1.111111 from “11111-1 Tl.- .1110 to i» Wash-
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.I. G. McElroy is riding 11 Hartford
wheel.
The barn? llerheimex is at linynwnd i ,Illlllldlltll I1.!
Brother‘ 11 wharf with coal.
Mrs. William J. Bloom, of Wilton.
avenue 1111"
New concrete walks are being lair!
around the (tenlml club house.
and how we shall conquer then. Tun-.2
glel'uet bought at Lawn-11's will do it. I
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Mr:- Augustus Wighnm and daughter
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I’rooty. 1-! Brooklyn, have return-d
home after 11 vii-it with M114 William
(joodlellow.
Miss FunnieboIl-i Curtis. of Knight
street. formerly of II11- New Ilritein
111111111 Normal school wont to llrmiklvn.
this morning. to complete the examine
too 11! applicants for kindergarten
teachers.
012111111 Mrs. l‘. 1“ Boniwel! will
leave ill-11111 Nurwnlk June 2‘11 In be
ulmntduring the greater 11311.11 .Iuiy.m1~
and will attend thel' bristles hmloamr
convention In California 11 portion u! the
wlluil but steak. 1'31; 11 pound. at
I! lyes’ market.
A special trolley our will leave Winni-
ponlr tomorrow ulternmm 111 1111111111111-
oorumodioro those who desire 111 go on
the excursion given by Ihe 1111111111111 Ilelie
Horton. . q
The temperature of the water today
1. 111°.
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at Pine lodge. today.
Wie- wearily1~‘ 'Mi. 11111, the dsys oi
chivalry are past "' ”unlined—-
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Walter Rslsiub laid his cloak on the
ground for Queen 11311th11 to walk
m. but you use sew murmu-
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Henry L. Woodwortb, of South Nor» 1
the (111111111111'1111'1111 Sunni-f ’l‘e'iupvrzmuv .'
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Tanglefoot!
1c 8. doublesh'eet at
F. D. LAWTDII & 00.. 22 South loin Street
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season {or 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 $3 on.
We sell you a fine hammock 111$: 75;'worth $4 co.
In order to reduce stoc k, we will give you a special discount of 10
per rent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain. plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists,i11 leading colorings and shapes. None but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. flORWILK,CDIl.
WHAT YOU PAY
l or a thing is important, of course, but what you
{get in retain for 3our money, is ten times more
important.
Do you want to feed dirty oats?
\ou don t; it’ s the price that tempts you, and
yet experience always teaches, 1t pays to pay a
little more and obtain honest value.
Buy Oats That’ 5 Clean.
. Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Marshall Street. South iiorwallt
Brat. I1 Soil .1“ I my \‘t 1! I»
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The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
'1“: and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
. ‘W. ROGERS. 1‘.) Main Street. Norwulk.
BEWARE I
Foundatlon Pile Driven.
i
The .
Best Made!
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Wax
Oil I
Blue Flame
Di! Stoves
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom Coffee Boiler. Just
the thingiar picnics andcamp-
are, only 251: each.
We have a into! hand power
garden cultivation, and will
sell them 'way below the mat»
er's prices.
Also:
Much has been said and ‘writlon
. about the summer girl and he!
lugs but the summer man ham
. left out in the cold. ‘ ‘
Floor .
esting features for the summer
which we are selling {or loss
For instance:
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! A good thing'
easy.
A crash suit makes you
an ice wagon.
A serge suit blue or black also
separate coats.
Duck trousers.
Domstock, Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell
&00.
agiueble.
Alpaca and mohair coats.
Straw hats, new shapes and
builds.
Wash ties, duck hats and caps.
Summer underwear and bathing
suits. ‘
Our regular clothing stock is
just as good as ever.
Pile Driving I
Estimate Furnished tor
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
m-_._¢.§_
mm ‘2111
Clothiers,
YOU Gill' 1' DO BETTER
Than 11 are Your Orders lor
I4 500'"! IAIN 5T.
Sc. lorwaIk.
Pf Int-1 1111111111111 a. sum.
mg! W“
A‘ 1". Sentinel TWO NORWALK:
Offloo. »
STORES. ISO. NORWALK‘.
Working Pants!
That are mad: for good. hard, everyday wear, are
not found all over; we have them made by the
a well-known firm. of Sweet, Urr 11'; Co. and thc
“Newburg.” t1, 1 so, 2. 2,50, 3. Warranted 1101
New Sweaters!
I11 ve just arrivel.
just the thing {0' summer wear. in the .lollowing
rulers; White with green stripe; navy with white
stripe: a very fine quality at $2 50.
More Sweaters!
I1: 11m combinations. are I.1n with white stripe
11ml gown with cardinal 51: 1pc, at 3.1.
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In purchasing any of the air. we cycles of any but the authorized
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walnut the guarantee LIS wiilulmwo 1mm al. bicycIes when 1111: 11111111111 1
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BIGEMIW 81 DOWSE C0,
‘ New Engund Agents, Boston, Mass.
We have just pinehased III‘OIII‘I
homo 11111111111y1 One hundred 111.17.
on Sirewiluts, 1111311111. boy’s and
children, which we will toilet 151-,
25c,‘ 135 131.11111501' All new shapes
and goo: quality. Well worth
i'oi'.
11.1.1
11101111 than double the price sold
The W.A.BENEDIOT CO.
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DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnisher,
Msbseleuo Metal Black. South I
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Stylish beyond 13011111111111, 111111
cheaper than the cheapest in price!
A negligec shirt, nobby,coo and, ‘
till 1111:
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Comstock Brothers,-
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A neat new basket weave;
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