" The calamities elm Union School
' cleric halengaged inn Lillian am
Farrell. ot Norwalk, who - has been
mmmxewndhiumdhagnda-
‘ . “‘0! the Newflsven State Training
mm. as a teacher for the coming year.
She will probably have the room at Con-
clad street formerly in charge at Miss
Anna Orlich. Miss Amelia L. Wilcox.
at llorwalk, also a graduate or the New
Haven Normal school. has been engaged
to teach in the Franklin street school.
-—Ladies' pearl alpines. O’Brien.
Secure tickets at once for the moon-
light-ail. Monday night. on the Belle
Berton. Tickets are limited to 500.
Nothing can be more delightful on a
xhet summer evening than a sail on the
Sound. Goodmuaic by the Apollo or-
chestra. Start atll o'clock. return at
10:30 Tickets only 35c, at Brown at
Wilccx’s and C. E. Seymour's.
Rev. F. A. Seoileld, pastor of the
Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal church.
" will be away several Sundays. and the
' pulpit will be occupied in his absence by
Rev. Joseph L. Gummy. of Dickinson
college, where preaching was so accept-
able last summer. . '
—-The best 25c dinner in town at the
Imperial Cafe.
The New Haven Daily Palladium was
a tablished in H38; but its editorial
page was never so bright as it is today.
Its comments on current events are
chivrt, sharp and snappy. and Brother
Ridcmeyer's vein of humoris ponciled
all over them. '
At the corner-stone service at the
Methodist church, tomorrow afternoon,
large tents will be spread for the pro-
tection and comfort 0! the people.
city of Norwalk band will attend the
services and assist with the music.
There will be no preaching in the
Brookside chapel. tomorrow afternoon.
on account of the ceremonies attendant
upon the laying of the corner-stone of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
-10th line golf caps. O‘Brien.
The Church Doings, a paper published
in the interest of the Norwalk Metho-
dist church, suspended publication with
today's issue. The publication will be re.
sumed in the fall.
Joseph C. Miller has awarded Harry
Mather the contract to build his new
seven-room cottage in High etrect,South
Norwalk. Work will be commenced
next week.
Work on tin) new oil tanks at the
Standard Oil Works on the Wilson
Point road, will soon he cornmenced.
The present tanks are being repainted.
«Crash hats lit-l )l’li‘ri—cn's.
In the Probate Court. yesterday. At-
torney John J. Walsh and W. 1". Bishop
were appointed commissioners of the in-
solvent estate of Mrs. Jesse lloldlcrg.
The members or llope lime compioy
will hold a slwoiul meeting. Monday
night. to make arrangements for an
outing.
-~'l.'ry a clam roost at the imperial Gale.
A special meeting of the Twin City
Wheslmon will he held next Tuesday
night at 8 o'closk. to arrange tor the
races. M
lies. 1) M. Seward will preach in tho
Norwalk (Xingu-gallon“ church at both
services. Sunday.
-—‘.\leu's and boy u'elraw hats. n‘lirien.
"I. L. M. Allen has been «lectmla
member of the Palace: l'hslans. of
Bartlord.
The ll. &. U, factory will resume
wall Monday. after a two mmts' shut-
down. ...-
Albert (Juliette. of W. H. titurtevant’s
stun. is ill at his home in Norwalh.
will-oiled live lotion; at the imperial
(late.
_ A new lornsoTiiisliswen placed in the
collar of the North Gunter school.
Charles Ferris has secured a rxnltlon
with itsymoml Brothers. ‘
svén's
Campanile
nth-orient: mounts. the
3m and initiate
Mae, ._ In
, atllc'clcck.
. mm “M“
be m
will
Theinry commissioners will meet in
thsclerh’smma ct theSupciierCourt.
Wmutllondaymopastoathe
iaryllst returned by the seleetmen cl
thevarle‘ustcgns. .
Instructions have been received at the
local postoolllces that hereafter all sppli~
cents for the civil service examination
inches in height, and weigh 125 pounds.
The condition or Charles Rogers. who
was operand open last week for appen-
dicitis. continues encouraging. lilo pu-
rents will remove to Nor-walk to be near
their son during his illness.
The recently elected" officers of Our
Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F.. will he in-
stalled Monday night. The degree
tram will initiate several victims Aug-
ust 2.
Dealer's artistic stock oi wall paper is
evidence of the great advance in home
decoration. He has line wall paper {or
the palace or cottage at reasonable
prices.
St. Peter‘s Gannon Evangelical Lath-
ercn church. Sunday school, 9:30 a.
m.;Litnrgy and sernmn. "10:30 a. 111.;
Liturgy and sermon. 7:30 p. In. G.
ltunge. pastor
On Tuesday of next week the Fuirlield
County Archdeaconry will hold its an-
nual session in the Memorial Church of
the Holy Trinity, Westport, beginning
at 10:30 a. m.
The West Norwalks and Graniteviller.
who were to play ball in West Norwnlk
this aftemoon, have postponed the game
until next Wednesday.
At the meeting of Sherman Common-
llery. U. 0. (fr. 0., last night, arrange
meets for the picnic at ltoton l’oint.
August :5, were made.
William McQuhae. an employee 'of
the Norwalk floor. has been called to
Martha's Vineyard, to take a position in
a large hotel.
The fixtures are being removed from
the Ratchford building in Wall street.
prior to the destruction of the building.
which will begin Monday.
In the case of l“. W. Smith vs. Eli
Burchard, to recover a meat bill, a judg-
ment of 350 and costs has been awarded
to the plaintiff;
Acting upon the suggestion of many
of his patrons whom he has fitted with
glasses, Dr. Hughes. the opticinn, will
remain in Norwalk until July 1’0.
Judge Townsend. o! the l'nitcd States
District Court, has appointed Asa B.
Woodward, of Norwalk. a l'nited Stall-s
commissioner.
An anniversary nlase, in commemora-
tion of the death of Mrs. Nora Moheley.
was celebrated in St. Mary's church,
yesterday.
Umltenoe'l‘ribe, I. ll. ‘ll. ll, held a
meeting last night, but owing to the
extremely warm weather, not much
business was transacted.
”l‘owser," l’ol‘fly E. Ferris' pet dog,
was out all night, and returned home
this morning with We leg; lractured.
milliickcus, l'l'.._.r'. lb.
llnyes' min.
A --».mi-annunl clearance sale of pants
in the attraction at Davis. the tailors.
home are very rare bargains.
~—Soil shell orsla alwayson hand at
the imperial Cale.
Robert Wright has loll the ounploy o!
Heal. the harbor, having secured a posi-
tion in M. ll. Glover’s shoe stem.
Stephen lloyt'h lionsugathcml ulnumt
liltccn tour at boy from three and a hall
lift)! at land this week.
«Mr. lllnckman. the practical piano
tuner. is at the City Hotel. Leave your
orders early.
”Nam. W...
John Finnorty. who is employmi in
Dunn's livery stables. is home, sick with
the chills.
Voucher it company, of New lineup,
have that down work in their shoe fill"
tory for the mld-ltlmllwl’ vacation.
millions?! suits. former prim at. will
be curved tor it no. at hoodeld dc Hoyt»
hi. store.
tzouconl lhvlston. lions oi Temper-
ance. will install ollleers. Monday night.
Louis Ilott botanical“ a position in
llset‘ barber shop.
«Wm...» .1...-
llrs. Elisabeth Jennings. of West
street. is quite sick.
aims and horrors-h can. «rum.
‘l'lietcuycram otths water in. The
WWI-lfi'.
Ill. V. V. ”will”?! tewa asst
Mills moo desk '
otmail carriers must be five feet. four I"
Absolutely Pure.
an In oi continuation com-
er. also Powers 00-. {cw York.
A meeting of the Nor-walk Fire Palms
was held last night. A's no quorum
was present. an adjournment was taken
to the next regular meeting.
Miss Katie G‘nTr‘ni—érl‘, oi Nerwallr,
wto went to New Brunswick a snort
time ago for lhc benefit of her health. is
much letter. __
Master Robert and Madge Noir. with
Mrs. Frederick Anderson, are Vifiililm
their parents and iriends in the city.
The convention a Revolution.
SanFrancisco, July Ill—All the Christ-
ian Endeavorers assembled within the
city's gates are here for a purpose and
that purpose is not one 0‘ recreation or
pliasure. That all tht‘asormblcdlin-
dlavorers take a deep interest in the
proceedings of the convention is inani-
lested by the attendance at the daily
sessions at the big convention halls.
With them all is enthusizmn. Nov-
sr has Sanl‘rancisco been Cllltfd
upon to' entertain such a throng of
people. as has been gathered together
for the '97 convention. There have
been revival meetings and religious
gatherings of all sorts of conventions,
and there have been sumo pretty big
political gatherings in San Fannie»,
but the Christian Endeavor whmuitiun ‘
is a revelation.
Racing up the Sound.
New London. July ill—Alma: a dozen
of the yachts of the Atlantic Yacht
club, which is now on its annual cruise
down east, started this morning on a
race up the Sound. Tonight the yachts-
men will enjoy a ball at the For: (his-
vmld House. and tomorrow will run
across the Sound to Shelter laiandmhem
on Monday a serin-s of racing vwnts are
scheduled.
President Barrett satldiil‘d.
Danbury. July lilo—As yvt the tint
l-‘mishers' Association and I'n-vlmlo 6:
Co. have not conferred, alth ugh it is
believed that the aseovidti »n :md firm
may come together next wool; Presi-
dent llnrrett expressed himself an being
very well satisfied with the unimmo ol
the case.
A Land Mark Destroyed.
New London. July 10-» Thu lat-on
House, and obi landmnrk on Bank
street and mrupimi for many years as a
hotel, was totally destroyed by hro curly
thismurning.causing a inn. winnzitcd
at about t“:.’.,om.
Thunder Storms Tonight.
:Colttllllunstltl' favorable for thumb-r
storms tonight and Sunday; Matimmry
temperature; variable,- winds, in-mnnng
southeast.
A six-yonr-old was seated in nbarler's
chair. “Well, my little man. how ivc sold
you like your hair out?" “Uh, hire
papa‘s. withclittle round hole at the
top."
Present 5 t'illlpilllll cut from
the morning, evening or Hun-
dny pauses. pumham-tl at l min-
man's News liomnu and re-
oelve free one copy of the int-
ost sheet music. limo cumin]
t0 mleot from. llonpon with
0‘ my paper. Largest lllll' o!
Lanterns and lest
colored Flre
For Twin Cit y lantern parade
July H.
lose [all lasts.
Cloves and
lets
At hall price for this week
Ollllll'l llsws Stand.
to N. Mus dinner.
the a reliable
Missal.
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litre .
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TAYLOR I OOLDIN'I
Reliable laureate Mam,
comm.
one s
casino-superman.
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leavetl ‘ .
area a.» W
can use
i a double sheetat
Eonltggcuwth Iain Street
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RD STREET!
llewlng Special Bargains”
.. lawns at Be our yard, regular rice, 129m.
. - narrates. choice patterns, 12%0 gar yard?g
tium and ' heavyweight. ‘
. . embroideries, cdgings and insertiugs.
, 2‘ age and insertings.
this of Ladics’ Shirt Wrists.
all marked $1.00; all 980 waists marked 75c for this sale.
'- style belts, bows and ties.
Shirt supporters. black and nickel.
- WARD STREET.
noise. ncswsut. cons.
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Wbfiq
Thor'w' uality of the Cats
You‘bny 15 at to be gauged by the price you pay.
Buying at azard means paying the price of a
good onthbut obtaining a lower grade. Buying
here will insure your getting just the grade you
want. at‘u lower price than you imagine good,
clean oats can be bought for.
Buy, Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street, South llcrwclll
e
rm 5
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Brnnr-h Sr-lmans’ Livery Stable.
Wt
commie.
0' Yi’llrefi‘lf. your lumily or ynm‘ friends lieomuc invaluable in after
yearn-i. \unnrr iorlunnirif you have the name of Jackson upon
yours. . .
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JICKSON'S PHOTOSRIPHS ‘RE PORTRMTS.
I. U. JACKOON Photographor, .3 Wall Its-mt. Nora-lit. 0t
Optiotiltn Not/Walk ”ull'l. lull: tr. vilvy lino-s pas.» the third"
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SOCIETY AND BALI.
b
.....}PRINTING......
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Vile nun ”conceit—tits n“ filwlfii
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l’lll)’l‘llll.\l'llh‘ MAHE “ENE
Twauvv vsans aoo ans: mviLi. oooon
Unrlmnolio» now made “ill but no long.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . . Photograper.
Til WASIIISH'I'HN S'l'llldl'i'l‘. .‘lll'l'll .VURWALK.
wlilo-rice.
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Nor-walk,
South Norwullt and Vicinity for the cclcbratul Crawford
ll. 8!. 1). 81min] Juvenile ll. ll: 1). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 10 Main Street, Norwallr.
BEWARE l
in purchasing any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents. see that the rigiool factory number has not been tampered
willl.ns the guarantet is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with orrcmoved
lilGEl.l)lV lit DOWSE C0.
New England Agents, Boston. Mass.
BIuSerg”
Suits!
For this hot weather. we are displaying some
very handlome English Clay serge Subs:
Itnli lined. satin banks, gunmen. silk sleeve. lin-
iog'wml tailored in the but: possible manner.
The style and ill of these units are oi a custom
nature; we think cVen lli‘llCl‘ than smile; they
are worth ”1.50. We are selling them an
Stealer)
l‘lot we have cheaper liner.
WOOL CIA“!- BlCl’CLl SUITE.
T e WAfiENEDICT 00.
“e fl l“. Mn.
Shooters! ”1
Duck
Pants.
tra quality,($
Our price,
GENTLEMEN1~
The U. M.‘ C. “A" was
once a famous load with
you; it is j net as good or bet-
ter today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buyingit
from us at 30c per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
Negligce Shirts,
Leather Belts,
Straw Hats,
Wash Ties,‘ 250d
SUMMER
CLOTHING ‘
OF ' '
ALL ,
DESCRIP- '
TIONS.
Gemstcck,‘ Watkins
& Dew,
I re WASHINGTON STREET.
Domes Choose,
Gregory's Point, So. Iorwsllr.
J. E. SULLIVAN. l‘roprlet. r and Manager
Terms roammnbio: llathln . limiting. Pinh-
tng: lileemc Cars to Ho o-l. (‘uitlltm‘llllk
with all trains on th It. Y
‘ a .a it. it‘ll.
UNSURPABSED llllODE ISLAND C M
BAKFAS ANDSHORE lIINNl'Illli. LA
1112951!)
Store Open evenings.
you cm no sense . .. ,
Gemstcck’ Brothers.
Than l: are Your Orders ler
Print-
ingl
it seem ans tr.“
Sc. let-elk.
anrorn a. nitric
At ditto Iantlnol W.
TWO :uonwsmr. .
0M0.» seem. so. nonwamr “M
SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
OF
PANTS!
$|.45!
Sc me very rare bargains among them. They are
reduced from a, 3, 4 and 5 dollars.
BATHINO SUITS
Arc now in demand and we have a splendid as~
0000
w
OUUU
w, f
sortmcnt.
980, $l.50, $2.75.
Linen crash suits. $5.00
A good leather belt. .25
llnlliriggnn underwmt'. 25c and 5
()pea every evening until 9 o‘clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Furniahcr.
Milestone llctsl Ileet. Scotti Ismail
W
lsdlee’
Gents”
and
Children's
sunere snow...
We are hunting the trade on Summchhoes l .
They are beautilnl beyond description l
Stylish beyond compare, and
cheaper than the climiposl in price!
Glov HOE £0.55 ,
erodes
on. m.»—
n’r annual and.
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