,. Inns-Monumwr.
' I Tentedl'ields.
M orders for camp were received
melon. by the captains of the
mail: military companies Camp
will begin August 16 and com
sis days For the that time in
memo: the companies there will
at) full dress parade, and the
ies have been instructed to leave
', 111nm uniiorms home.
comm S‘erling, of Fairfleld ave~
'* who males the propagation of pinks
WWO pastime. presented all his
1' than with generous bunches of
lessons day lastweek. Mr. Bier»
We bothonse beds have been filled
filth beautiful specimens of this fragrant
lithe fourteenth annual strawberry
al of the Broad River Sunday
_ I will he. held in the chapel, to.
,tlndtomorrow Ight. There will
heau‘entertainmcnt,‘ ith a change of
Wmmeeschnight.
The nonmittte which is arranging the
”Home!“ the Junior rally to he
‘ in the armory the that afternoon at
the state Christian Endeavor convention
repmd at a meeting held with Mrs E
I: Ely. last week, that the programme
. was nearly completed.
Willie Guthrie. formerly night watch
men at the Norwalk Street Railway
. company's car barn, is now working in
the capacity I)! conductor. Fred Sweet
is taking his place as watchman
The regiar midweek meeting of tin
Norwalk Congregational church will
;, notbeomilted during tho pastor's ab
sauce, as was stated by mistake in yes.
tcrday‘s paper.
Aconceri: for the benefit of the Calvary
Baptist church will he held In the Nor
walk Opera House. tonight. T eodori
,Drury. of flow Yer-E, and Miss innir
olmes,ol Newark. will sing.
he curlers o! Crofut 8: Knupp‘s lac
, No. l,cnjoyed a sail yesterday it
rd C. Godfrey’s boat, and caught
a largh number of hiackfish.
The West IWeshington Street Cross.
walk club is enjoying its annual black-
ilshing trip down the harbor, today, i1
charge of Captain Edmund Zcinil’.
_.—.
The case 0! the Hoyt & Olmstear‘.
Cigar company against Minot 8. Smitl
was audio adjourned yeeterday, by
Judas Gregory-
stid Spicer's son, George Spicer.
" thin-s his Ifflher's place carrying thI
} ,msils betwoen the South Karim“: poet
. cdlcbandthedepot._.
The Korwalk Iron ~”Tiler-1111 and tin
”Walk Lock shop baseball nines wiiI
111: ball. Saturday afternoon at r
em. on the Barter Grounds.
At the meeting of Concord Division
.8 at T.. last night, cities-rs were nomin
‘fl‘sd and a committee of three appoints»
a acreage tor a trolley ride.
. A ”veteran" wheelman was in Her-
} wait. yesterday. He said he was seven-
.‘A ”It” years old and had wheeled hen
i from lune. ________
John W. Penncll isill at his home in
Wall Norwalk, having been overcomI
. h] the heat last week.
Mimi (Michael 11.31.1111. has so
«redefinition at W. 8. rturtovant’I
I r Chitteta 1111.1me- Fanatic
' I u bicycle Itore, wheeled to
and return. yeattrday.
. Home Tribe! 0 It. 11.. will meet
tonight. nominate olllcera anl (mum
’ “MI W,
A daughter was born Iesteriay to
”field 5 rs Patrick tloldriclt. oi
Menard mew ._:.......
mm Climatic ssllinglnller' sthl
HIM“ MW priest. Ind is offering
tMWllt other lines oi grids
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muses-Ion. Woolaulli' 11
Mar unlit-Is 111 note Waccalrnc
momma. at North avenue. is
ihiptnlvislca, «Now 0111111. wasp»-
' ,mumhiwi to the distance
mtwmadclnmnogmarh. The
divislcat upsets to 11m ‘11 trolley 1111-
cost month. The election as unicorn
taterplaocnrxtltcndaynight-
The steamer Belle Berton make
an excursion to North Beach. wary
Bay. neat ’Snnday. leaving South Ner-
walk at 10 o’clock. Among the ultra“.
ions at this resort lathe "shooting the
cha ." The boat will start toretnrn
at 4 p. 111.
Edward Baxter Perry, the wonderlul
blind classical musician. will be heard
in one of his piano recitals at. lira
Head's school.,tonighr. There will no-
donbtedly be a large attendance. as Mr
Perry'has olten been heard at Hillside.
The Fox Cycle and Hardware com-
pany received today two carioads of nails
direct from the works, in anticipation
of extensive building operations in this
city.
Douglas Fowler W. R. C. will hold an
entertainment and strawberry festival
at the Grand Army Hull, Washington
street, tonight. ‘
Joseph Goldschmidt, of Water street.
Norwallr, yesterday went to Greenwich.
where he has secumd a position with
William Burges.u jeweler.
Raylnond Brothers are unloading 11
cargo of stone at Wilson's Point for
their on country customers; also tiger.
‘ng on a very large job on the Shore
[tine railroad.
Buckingham Woman’s Relief Corps,
If Norwalkhas accepted an invitation to
In to 'South Wilton and take supper
with Mrs. G. H. Byington, tomorrow
alterncon.
Valentine Murray, of Harlem, former-
'v assistant engineer at the Norwalk
Ind South Norwallr electric light station,
wheeled to Norwalk. this morning, and
is the guest of Frank McKcon..
The Twin City liltindolin club will
Furnish music at the strawberry festival
to be given by St. Paul's Mission schoolw
in East Norwallr, tonight.
3111111181 Lrnes was appointed adminis-
trator, with the will annexed. of the
estate of ihelate hire. iEllen Sherwood.
Summer comfort mats in alpom but
ariugnn underwear, negliaec shirts and
aeckwear are Davis the tuilor's bargain
utteringr this week.
Another build iii hypsies passed
hrough Norwalk this morning. going
act.
Two bagpipors were in Nortralk, this
norning. lilling the air with Scotch
nelodies.
' The Public Library will open tmight
t I o clock.
A strawhv Irry leatival will he held in
fight in the West Norwalk chapel.
m...—
Mrs Margaret Reynolds, of Holden
truer, is quite sicIlr.
Hope Hose company will hold a meet
11;; Friday night.
Joseph A. Volk has had a telephone ,
lint-ed in his house in South Main street.
BOAT T0 INORTHPORT.
A Project for Three Trips 11 Week to
South Norwaik.
A movement is on foot to run tiw
iorthport heat. which now makes daily
rips to Stainlord to South Norwalk
hrce dayueac'hneclt, and to Stamlmd
he other ihl‘l’l' Il.IyIII. Considerable
'ratle. it is said, comm from acrquI the
sound. and it is believed that the pro
tect would he a paying one for llll‘
Iteamboat owners and the merchants
It the Norwalhs.
A representative of the ownern 'IvIIII
here yesterday and llllh‘, with encourage-
ment among the tInIIineIIII man whom 111-
Iutorviewed. The captain or his son iII
arpcotcdiu town today to further out
late the question.
The boat woull I'Ittio over in the
morniuu. bringing , produce and Inflow
11er and rotors In the alteration with
merchandise purchased at local trodes
Inca. ,. ,
NEW IADADAH MADE.
Newtcwn Avenue and “The Rocks"
inspected by the Deloetuion.
Selectmen delleok and Thomas this
mercies inspected the new InacaIlIIuI
roads in Newtcwo avenue. from the
Norwaik city line toCrenbary. and on
the Rocks road.
The distance we! measured. and it
Count! that intuitions” had been laid
on the former and cache" mile on the
latter therewith». The coat. in all has
been $2.500 less than one-half what the
Teliudroadsoort
The work is well mac. and on its
aunts completion in a tow days. the
memoirs plant will he moved to
11111111111111.1111 soil of the town. and the
readsthmloehrdalm.
Wmmww- ”my“... .I 1...." "am
triad Marne to the Dhieacesa.
- muons» “-rl’mlit hart.
oi the (Johann slats. has me the re-
In the Probate Court. this morning. i
J A a
Absolutely Pure.
anb lot it» zreetleevenln
and ttfdllness Asuthurea ‘ aga
. adn oi adulterat raten com-
mon otheonu can out5
Ian nurse l’ownu0oI-I lieIw Turk."
HAlBYflN DAYS AGAIN
The Tide oIISummer Scunlerers Begin
in Ebb and Flow.
sums or Will IIII PEOPLE.
The Opening of the Vacation Season
Finds Many Sojourners at the Sea-
shore, in the Mountains and
Among Pastoral Scenes.
Mrs. D. M. Corbett and Miss Bessie
Corbett. of llonnd Hill. and David Fer.
tin, of Elmgrove place, have returned
home fromaviait in Ripley and other
places in New York state.
Mrs. John A. Seymour and son hurI
returned home from a few duys' visit
with Mr. and Mrs. i-lihridgc S. Jennings
of Branchville, and Amos Sherwmd, of
Itidgctield. _ , .
The Misses Ferris, (If II‘IIII‘IIold avenue,
unsuspected home this week from Cot.
Inge (lily. where they have been spend
ing a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II‘roIl Miller, of lté’l‘llfil
on their return from their Wedding lt‘Illl'
visited ll. McFarland, of South Nor
walk.
Mrs. Edward M. Snowy and daughter
Lucy, of Newark. N. .l., spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James Seeley, 11!
Spring street.
3115811110“ Thompson. of Chestnut
street, South Not-walk. has returned
home from a three weeks' VII-It (In Long
Island.
The Misses Baxter, of Center avenue,
are entertaining Miss Annie l’aIInI‘r and
James Palmer 11! Brooklyn
Charles ‘llussoy. of New ll.- HIvrI:. spout
snoring. 111th Miiii AIII IaidI Lawn unmet
Academy street.
Miss Charlotte 1:. XIII-II. oi l’IthlIIIrg,‘
is Visiting her aunt, It IIoI ifharluttc [-2.
Raymond, III Knight street.
Mr. and Mrs ii I. Tait-.11. lr-i! XIII-
walk today for :1 visit with trouble In
Brooklyn.
Miss Dothu Stone I’mncnis in l’hila.
dIIplIiu, attending ;1 meeting (If the
Library asI'uII'Iu'I-In
Miss Pita Curler. who has lit-on visit-
ion at I)! ll. 1.. Higgins, in West are-
IIuI-, has returuni to New York.
W. l. llnnII-II and daughter Lulu III'I
visiting in I'LII.-.11lII-III, N. .1
him Mary Stalleckmi MIIrwiII street.
spent yesterday in New York city.
Miro; l-lilua llinlIIuIl. 11f \Vi‘illplll'l are
one. is visiting In New York city.
Albiu Neukirclincr is spending the
day in New York.
Mrs. Augustus Bunion and daughter.
of lily nvenue.aro visiting in New York
. I I
Mrs. HUJIlll-t Taylor, nf 51111111151 illicit i.
is visitinu in New liII'I'IIII.
The Fund MIItlIerw-“KveryhMy 1115'»
beta Inch uptettyhnhyt I‘m sure the
poet was right when 111- build that
'i'ionven lacs about III II: 11111' inimwy,‘
'l‘llo Fuels IIIIIIIIeIInegI~”llut he
should have added, 'SII Ilili'ti Wt'l'ylnnly
else.’ "
“III'I'IIII '1‘ ill‘ .‘IIIIIII \I III. I. liltll'. It‘ll
(Jill lil'. lime». \ 11..
Heidi" «If ilmrhmll hIIIlllI ‘IIlII Ill ‘II'III
VIII 11 in mid iiivir II. tit 'l‘iil‘i'll
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walk hath limited and Iiiuuml air mutt».
irIIIII IIIII llilii‘ IIII IIIIIIi fut IlIIu I' Hullilll .1 Hi HIM
ImIIIi- tn I'lillilnl their IIIIIIII-I iui MiliiII'llII III
I-‘l'hum “it“ "vomit iIIpIII mini ilmir III 111ml»,
IIIIIIII II IIllImtIII. WIIIIII- .III limo, uni lmclw
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[elicits Iassqaaas dressy,
“datum
our line of one y
At reduced prices.
5 GAZETTE DUILDIHD,
unreliability.
Buy Oats
, Manuel
II5 Marshall Street,
AND VII:
Tanglefootl
1c. 11 double sheet at: .
F. D. LAVITDI 81 0.0.. 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET!
Offers the Following Special Bargains”
Nplendid open Work. figured lawns at 81: per yard, regular price, 1215c
116d wide pereales. choice patterns, 121.,‘c per vard.
Dress linens. hatiet medium and heavyweight.
New assortment of linen. emlvroideries, editings and insertions.
New stock of nuinsook edgings and insertings.
Special Sale of Ladies” Shirt Violets.
81%» and $1 mwaiIItIr. all marked $1.;00 all 931: waists marked 75:: for this sale.
New stock of the l: IteIt style hello, new and ties
All sites hair' a Queen Skirt supporters. black and nickel.
EDWARD avast-zit
.Chcapness is“ not peculiar to prices; goods are.
often cheaper than the prices.
ue when the purchaser feels that the goods arexI
ought With a certain
You exercise discretion in he food
you c: It; why not in the feed you give you?
llrIIIIIIlI Soimann'
IDRWALli, DDII.
Particularly is this
amount- of uncertainty and /
horses ?
That's Clean.
T. Hatch,
South Harwell:
LII. cry Stable.
3".1lil'e ll it Jrli‘t
you“.
I); li'l‘r'llll‘ .Vnrw: nit Bot-ii.
PORTRAITS“
(”5'qu IIIIIf 1mm family UFVUH‘.’ maid- limtxmr-'111‘I.1II‘.1:.11‘I.Iill I-'IltII
IIrIu111.rir‘51111I1;111:the 11.11111 oi .
Jackson’s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSON!» PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PDRTPMTSL"
I. M. JACKGON Photographer,
‘Igrt Menu Ii pan
:3 Wall Street. Nonalk, Ct
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NORTH’ES
G. 5. NORTH,
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agents. sec 21.11 the oriniuul {.1
11; ill. as the finer. ll'llce I<
\\ i‘ have
home industry; Ono hundred I107.
(‘11 Straw
250, 351',
for.
Bugams
IIIII July In.
are. Motown 1m III
III. .
HID FIllER CARBDNETTES Ill “TOWN!
l’iiu'l‘tillli’lir' MAUI} HERE
TWENTY VEANS A00 ARE CTlLL GOOD”
i'urbrlnl'ilt'é 11.111’ 11111111: “I31 in~t 111 lililL’.
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NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned ill-WC placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norvulk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. &. D Special luvcnile ll & D and World bicycles with
l‘. W. ROG 1 RS, 1!) Ilium Street, Norwalll.
EEWARE i
in punhasnng 7.:Iy III‘ the above ohms (It “11) but the authmizcd
wzzhv II All” 1mm .1“ I): 1 ycles when the number
has been interfered with or rrIuIIrr-II
ilIGELOW It llleSi'l CO
children, which we will sol] at 151-,
and 500. All new shapes
and good I‘llliiilly.
Ilium than double the price sold
The W. A. BENEDICT CO.
Sc. llcrwaik, Donn.
For the amt ten days we will so" the ho)»—
, once of our llioytlo ISIIII-k at a 10 per cent
«lino 111ml. for cash to 1311 so out out stock he»
BEARSE 81 HOW,
hisgtaattmt.
”Orb: iI‘IilliIl
STUDIO!
. Photograper.
" l"l XORWALK.
2-;
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Nov. ii 0111 111d IAnc ms Boston Mass
just, pmchnscd {1111111 .1
little, men’s boy’s and
Well worth
In Bicycles!
fl
* Mel-lame.
I Gemstock, "Watkins
Oil Stoves»
The" . V .
BestMadeI
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom (louse Boiler. Just
the thing for picnics and camp-
on, only 25c each.
We have a late! hand power
garden cultivators, and will
sell them 'way below the mak-
er's prices.
.1 GREAT Beneath.
Wax
Floor
Oil I
. which we are selling for less
money than anyone in thiIi
town. Try it! A good thing!
Much has been said and w,
about the summer girl and he! .
ings, but the summer manhas '
let: out in the cold. ,
Now there are just as many 3 ,
estiug features for the summer
For instance:
A negligec shirt, uobby, cool
easy. .
A crash suit makes you fest II ‘
an ice wagon,
A serge suit, blue or biotin.
separate coats.
Duck trousers. .
Everystyle oi leather belts =
agiueble.
Alpaca and mohair coals.
Straw hats, new shapes and
braids.
Wash ties, duck hats and caps.
Summer underwear and bathing
suits.
Our regular clothing stock is I V '
just as gum] as mcr.
'81 Dow,
1 1: WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, cr,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell
&Co.
Pile Driving I
Estimate Furnislml int
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
~-_.. ooow—q
Foundation Pile Driven.
Comstock Brothers,
1113112111 _
Clothiers,
YOU Odd T DD BETTER
Than I. ave Your Orders for
P ri nt-
in g I
At the sentinel
Offloc.
III SOUTH MM! 81'.
So. Harwell.
MILFORD A. Biff"!
Manager. "
TWO anonwam,
Ivonne. Iso nouwanx.
For Summer
AIpaca Goats!
81,1.1U,2 00,1. 50,
Balbriggan Underwear,
At 1351' and Site that :Irc‘cxcep‘
IIIIIis‘IIy good vain
Entire stack of
50 Cent Caps Reduced to 25 Cents '
SUMMER urcswrne
III all shapes and at all prices. You know we give a pair
of bull link coI'I‘ buttons away with every shirt.
There are still I1 few dozen pairs of those 14c garters.
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier, llatter and Furnisher, , ,
Modular" llotel Black. in“. “M33! .
Ledies’
Gentc’
and
Children’s
SUMMER snow...
ll II Inc IIIIIIIIinIrtho trade on Summerfihoes 7
They and helium III ooyoudt II tset'lptlonl
Stylish beyond compzu o, and
cheaper than the cIquIost in mine! I
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Glover’s New
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