Ian mnnnn n A nun.
Strontium the Streets in the
loutharulecticncfthe city. and
was atoppedviu Eantordmace
by Alfred Outblll.
A horse ownedby Hire. 0. D. Mathews.
of Elmenworth. was frightened by a
train at the South Ncrwalk railway
Men. My atternmu. and ran to
Burbank street. up Chestnut street and
through Monroe street to Hanlord place
and was just turning into Erpressman
'1‘. C. Cavanagh's born when it was
was stopped by Alfred Cutbill. of
Spring street.
We call special attention to the re-
markable Sweet family history. aagiven
in The Sentinel today. The Sweets
have been famous in New England for
fourteen unbroken generations. each of
which has given to the world a wonder-
fully gitted natural physician and heal-
er. The record of this exzraordinary
family is without parallel "n ancient or
modern times. and is a conspicuous part
of the medical annals of America.
--Secd's dry plate. 435, 450 dOz; 3’4:
43/. 25c doz. at Bearse's.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the midweek service at
the South Norwallr Congregational
church, this evening. by way of a Bible
reading on the prayers of Jesus. Hymns
appropriate to the several passages will
alternate with the lessons. A hearty
invitation is extended to all to spend an
hour in Christian thought and song.
The meeting begins promptly at 7: l5.
County President John P. Murphy
will shortly issue a circular to the vari-
ousdivisions of the Ancient Order of
Hiboruiuns. regarding the state parade
to be held in Waterbury on May 23,
1998. There are at least 8.000 Hibernians
iu the state. The idea will receive care-
ful consideration by the local divisions.
It you are fond of bathing. a bathing
suit is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outfit as any other garment.
You wouldn‘t think of hiring a pair of
crash trousers when you go away on
your vacation. Why not own your own
bathing suit? Comstock Brothers have
lots of them. besides other things for thc
seashore and mountains.
Miss May E. Rigby is in Cottage City.
Mass, to attend the five weeks" summer
session of the M. V. S. 1. She will take
a special course of elucntion and oratory
.usoguaahmmmmi.w“
W 31.9““! $3 loch glotia umbrella
las. 01; buya’ 850 heavy fibbedmtlnm.
123‘s; ladleo’ the white ribbed vests, 110
have your duplicated and win the wheel.
Boston stole. Norwaik. ~
The resignation of Colonel Charles E.
Turner. ct Waterbury. as an aidmde-
oampontho etad 0! Governor Quote.
reached the governor yesterday. The
resignation is to take street upon the
appointment of Colonel Turner's sue-
celaor. '
Abutment meeting of the Woman’s
Christian Temperance Union will be
held with Mrs. Makin. 15 Day
street. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Every member is requested to be pre-
sent.
Tommy Dunne. the southpaw pitcher
of the Brown University team, made
his debut in the box for the Bridgeports,
yesterday. He dazzled the Bristol ug-
gregatiou to the tune of in to 2.
~Prof. M. 8. Besen. the well-known
ooulist-optician. can be consulted at his
allies. in the parlor of the Mahackemo
Hotel South Norwallr. Tuesdays. from 9
a. m. to 8 p. m. Eves examined tree.
William Maloney, of South Norwallr.
is entered in a swimming match which
is to be pulled oil at the bathing house
at Seaside Park. Bridgeport. in the
course of the next week.
Steamer Palatiu. on which sailed Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Barthel and their niece.
Miss Emma Butteriass. was reported as
having passed the Scilly Islands on the
13th.
———.\ll kinds 0! photographic supplies
at cost. at Geo F. Bearso's, Sill Wash, St.
The steamer Belle Horton‘s excursion.
next Sunday. will he to Pleasure Beach.
leaving South Norwalk at 2 p. m.. and
the beach. on the return. at 5 o'clock.
Photographs of Chief Engineer .1. T.
l’rowitt. E. V. Baker and J. S. Jones
appeared in the New Haven Sunday
Register.
The Misses Corn and Amy Dodge.
who were to have given a sailing party,
last night. postponed it until Friday
night. .
The Sunday School class in St. Paul‘s
church taught by Charles Miller. is en—
joying a picnic to Nauvoo island today.
There are fifteen in the party.
—~ita_v camera. til :3; Ray, .lr.. 81.3.
at Geo. F. Boone's, N) Washington St.
Lightning struck a barrel. last night.
under the faculty of Emerson College of
Oratory. Boston.
Pastor Range. of St. Peter's church.
is attending the semi-annual pastoral
conference of the German Lutheran
church of New York and the New ling-
lund states, at St. John's church, hicri- l
den. Thcrv
present.
are fortyJivc ministers
A special meeting of the Young Wo-
man's Christian Temperance union will
he held at Miss Bishop's. ll? Washing.
ton street, tomorrow night at 7:l.'.
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
business oi importance must to trans-
acted. _
The members of Sherman (Llumil.
Royal Arcanutn. willyhaw u shore din
nor tonight at Landlord Hubbard's
Cult Pasture Beach Hotel. Convey-
nncea will leave the (.Youncil room in
Washington street or Edi» o'clock.
I course oi Aycr’a I’illa the
system is not in good working
order and a man begins to ice-l
that llle is Worth living. lie
who has become the gradual
prey oi constipation. does not
realise the friction under which
it! labors. until the burden is
llltcd lrom him. Then his
mountains sink into mole-
hllls. his nioroscucsa giver
place to joillty. he lac happy
nun again. ll lilo dose not
Item worth living to you. you
my take a vcty diflertut View
at it alter taking
ma tuna Pills.
in the back yard of l‘aptuin {livid it. i
llleckor'u property at l'lny street and?
ltlrcscent 'l'errucc. and shattered n.
. . _ .- l
The Rambling Whovlmen. of lirhlgo- '
port. will hold their annual luhor Day 3
race meet at the Pleasure Bench ruccl
tracks on Monday, September lltli.
l,
~ _. l
~ilnrry Stonc. ngmit {or the Xi'lllll'l’l
Brewing Uo..has applied for a liquor
lira-use. before the, l‘ouniy lfnnnnisl
siouers at Bridgeport. i
The subject of the prayer rim-ting at l
the Norwalk (.‘ongregutionzil church. to.
night. will be “The Recorded l’ruvcrs of ;
.lcsus l'hrist." i
a
l
Tllt‘ (fenlrai Labor l’nin-n mil nu»!
tonight in llrund Army liuli. Washing:
ton street. for tlu- truimuctlon of rcgulur
business.
I
~"'r\ “in cl" lur' tun» whet-h- hm hm.
the bicycle that tho ll mtou store. Xur- l
walk. will uivi- nwny next Hutunluys
night. l
it. i“. lfott‘r. “illlly” sluppurd mull
”llll'l'n‘ aw gutting along nicely Willll
their training at the Nurwulk ll‘uil
Grounds. .. M-
, \lrs. l'huum Show, of Chestnut:
street. recurwl the to uttered by the.
John Hancock ltlle lueuraucv mnupauy.
l‘ilwurcl 'l‘uciu-i, who has lmm mu-I
ployedln I". A. innw's reshurrunt. has;
given up his pmliiou .m‘d n-turned ml
Milford.
The new finmluy luw name mm «mm?
Malayan-l Will priultlually lwconw up.
t'l'illlt‘tl on holiday iw'il . ,-
Wilhmu ll Wilmu _. repainting Hui
lurid ii. lh-rknr residence at l'fl‘wvlil’
‘l‘crrucc lilill Clay sll‘wi ‘
'l‘lu- l'ulmun Ml'llilli‘lfll l'ump c-mmm- i
won out tmluy to nrmtllm .lohu ll;
Forth is in utlwli lance.
'l‘llc Nurt'iilltllm Light company "l
u-xtmuliug its pipes thmngh Udltfl‘l‘ll
avcuuc.
liarwm Wudhume has moored u slillv
mum in a instinct at llreat ihmlnuton.
hints.
Mia liattle Keith nu'l hit-e lllatutluv
moron» win-«ind to illuuriord. trxiuy.
The lint-Walk ill-iterating woman; is
at work truluy in Morgan avarice
The general bicycle law for thle atntc‘
gum ltllu «Weill Witty.
new...»
hernias». will inert Might.
TWDETI
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its greatleavenin strength
and healthlnllness. Assume the 1.5.1 against
alum and all terms of adultoruiton com-
mon to the cheap bmnds.
ran Bursa Powers 00.. New York.
Owing to the severe rain storm, the
moonlight excursion of Court Bridgeport
No. 89. Foresters of Auwricu. m Rotor)
Point, which was to take place Tuesday
evening. was postponed. Thu con--
mittee have rc-enguged the steamer.
music and everything that Wit" in any
way connected with the excursion. and
have decided to set thc date for next
Tuesday evening. July 2|).
The directors of the Nomad: Library
have elected these officers: l'rcsidcnt.
Dr. James G. Gregory; vice-president.
John 1’. Treadwell; secretary and treas-
urer, VictorS Selleclr: librarian. Mira
Dotha Stone i’iuueo.
Miss Agnes A. Bryant. of l-Zzist c‘w-
use. has been chosen as additional
teacher for the intermediate department
of the Center school. Miss Bryant re-
cently graduated irmn
school at New Haven.
Tuimudge Baker and John H Light
commissioners on llll- cstate vf David
Stow. have given notice that. llw)’ will
attend tothcir duties. attlu- ulllce of
Mr. Light. Heptmuberil'imlit" lwr‘l.
v
——Solio paper. it) pct til-2,. at mg. l
Beatsc's.
B H. Phipps. Hi lircux Fu'zm, will
give a bouquet. tomorrow. to 'hv lxvtcl
asmviatiun ui' l‘unnccticm. uhurh
Landlord Wain. of the NW Ill nlmvlconm
Hotel will attend.
The trolley ride of the N'ir“.lll( Hap-
list church. which was to lun- lawn
held last night. was plenum-d llllill
Friday night. The piriy Will it ivw thu-
chnn-h at 73‘” o'clock
St. Joseph's '1'. A. ll soviet) ugll lltllll
its semiannual yum-ting lil‘lJlli. m
bill‘ll‘ ”.lll
llplm var No it, of rho ‘mrwulh
Street iiullw'iv company. is i c uvvr
llfllllt‘ll .imi trimmed.
The West Ni mulls MM. thl :- ‘Hn if
l'uiupuny i-' vuil {My loll l‘. HIP-"ll.
Friday :llil’rnrmll.
“l'aptam lkP" Nllwk Ls . ~ mun-,1
from an attack oi the « ln‘m, unvl wu~ at
. . l
his nihce- today
'l'hcl‘ly of Nl-i'uall: lru'ii u 'I lllllll n
l:'lil'.tl‘.~.tl tonight.
'l'llurmuw wl' lb»- wa.ik ".‘lll life
being 1'» -lwu or dud.
lion-ks. livb- hull imlgc \\.‘2‘ u» ~~l i...
morrmv night in Hid Fallon» ll.iil
l"::ml\'('l.lrk. «ll llrml llu _ ~‘ l...
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
I’ll'wtl” .. l'llllltll'l'
.ll ll‘ulu
ill" tin-mum. t'\'i'll| .: at Film.
day paw-rs, pmvlm» ,: .u l'nip
inun‘n New
v'l-n‘n live um- mpy
rat :4in Ium—u‘. . . e
M svln‘t ll ‘lu
l‘\‘l ry pupor.
lanterns and Boat
Colored Fire
l‘u Ti'illl l‘lly iii!” In ‘l:‘r“t'(‘,
.lnlv l l
loo loser of tile Writing
Paper (or To.
Otllll's New. Stand,
MN. Muno.
limit. ._ .Illli to
Lil
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l'rnuipt my: g
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l'uhvy
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TAYLOR l OOLDIN'.
lollatla laauranu Money,
to Whtlillld’l‘ol flit}; 5:1”.
Hun": hunt-till 04ml:
”Mill TIAC”KI8'_ IGEIOlIi
0' IIIIIBI.
m. t. a. rise. a. a. Innate.
l'lh‘niw, l'd . ’l‘otutdv'. l Us» Vow“.
bum. ll finer iv’rtlt. 4 . whim”.
ll' 1 ’4' limfilt‘fl. litl..l lw , lil‘. M.
w" r. NH . uml ll WWI. "ill“l‘l‘l
'HI . .l.‘!..itny ”94.. u‘ ”will/l v .3. llll rl
“ilitlhllu not! Ms m1 H .-. '
”A.“ .3... all uppilcuir u:
UN"!!! rzapnuw «snore.
i iflktflflv 0t jlfi ‘l.
the Normal
‘ drip not "
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Till“ _*'”£9;. Zionism-truth».
E - ARD STREET!
Offers th "Following Special Bargains"
8 lendid open work fixated lawns at so put ard re Ilar price 12‘ 0
New hue of one . wide pcrcales. choice pitter'nsfl'wfic per yard4
llress linens. . . ~ medium and heavyweight.
how assortment of inert. embroidcrics. cdgihgs and insertions.
New stock of mild k edgings and inacrtings.
Spa lei Sale of Ladies’ Shirt Welsts.
At reduced prices.
“.25 and 3150 Will hi. all marked $1.01,; all 1ch k
New stock of the in g My“, be“... Down and “eyelets mar ed
All sizes Gair’s Qu. n Skirt supporters. black and nickel.
7 DWARD STREET.
5 eazm: immune,w renounce“.
the for this sale.
‘x_ x‘
. CLEAN OATS.
Are the noblest work of the grain
man. We have put lhoughtand luborg
into this one thing»; Our prices go to
thelimit of usefulness and there stop
Lower prices than ours are for trash.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
“5 Marshall Streel, -South llorwallt
“ill l.§‘u~l’)‘ Piliilde.
l
l
/
“.lltiirtin
\. / ‘\./ ‘\/._‘\ /
pcurraarrs
hf Wurst—l: pit or your [[‘ipnrii hortv'ilnt: li.\'lllll‘lll:r in nl'lvr
truth. ‘Inil til i-
‘ ‘ . llllllt‘ll wu how lln- llilllit‘ cl .luckmn upon
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JICKSON Photographer. 53 “(all Itroot. Norvnlk.ct
so rIuEa‘Caaeo‘arnss in Town
NbRTH’S STUDIO!
r l’llrl’l nit li‘ilfi .\i.ll)l. lll'llll'l
TWENTV.YEAH$ AGO ARE STILL GOOD”
L':Ir‘lumrilv.~ l.a--\ m l {r u Ell .‘hi ;l‘~ lnrliz.
G. 5. NO TM, . Photograper.
7“ \ .XfililNlil'HN :~‘llil‘ll~l'l'. Mill“ Nlllil't'rlllli.
. NOTICE.“
To Whom lt‘May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Norwalk and Vicinity lor the cclcbrulul Crawford
ll, & ll. Special .lwuvcnilc ll. r\ ll. :llltl World bicycles with
i". W. lx'llldilx‘b‘, 1'.) Main Street. Norwalk.
BEWARE l
in porthusiug my oi the .ierlC cytm ul any bill the authorized
.ugcnls, sec iliut lhc original to troy r .mhcr has not both tampered
lw.lli..ls the guannrcc .s <.\':li:dr.iwu from all bicycles when the number
1:.» ln-cn inturricztll wi'h w wot vcd
llllii'll.l)\\' \ UOWSE CU.
Ncu England Agents, Boston. Mass.
Blue Serge
Suits?!
‘ .: this hot weather, m: are displaying, slum
v :..m»l:«vmc English Clay Scrgc Suits:
. l Ezncvl, mum lMl ks, puugcc silk thl‘VC lin-
mgw, .md lulluml in lllc licst pmuiblc manner.
Tlvv'nlyir'uusl1.:wllllcu' suits are ill a (.‘llelum
mime; we think cvcn lwllcr lli ill some; they
um vwh tango. We are selling ”mill at
$l5.00
li‘il we lilih‘ chluper liccs.
‘.\'()l)l. CRASH lilCl'lIlJ“, Sl‘l'l‘S.
The wisdom co.
Se. NermlkJonp.
nu: unfurled
eaa LOOK
TYPEWRITER.
it ulw r‘tin lr-itr in «min ul npvmtur
new. ”trial nl iiw work. in wnlmi: 1min
lflltl'iltily. Mill ill-ills ill llil‘ limbl llille
...\'mi lI-l'lllillilil‘ lzz'lmr.
ll mi" fit 1’ ll Mmlml iln- mnwuimmr
..l ltwlllll‘ratlnl 4! cm rt lunuunl llurriu
“omens his luhurnlul rrmlcrs him Humilit-
”rd-um: new.
if has a lum- L all lwupimr m-ll. run! in
.il'uiy“ remit nl ltzllrul. or allow more.
'l'lnml- mu »nmh oi the rulwm wily ii is
m dillurcul from all cum untluu mu
9 imam.
.. - l'sllnlnuul lcliw y Ill nil alum ll. l‘lllllli.
ypewrltar lauuiacturlng company.
"not. Mills and lurinws overrun, New \ wk,
rat Agents {or linen. ‘li mate street, New London. 3m um
‘3' :iul
‘.t‘.l
5.
l... l} bitch 0; UV. “
* [ther-
‘» hooters l
CEN' menace-
_' The U. M. C. “A” was
' ncc a famous load with
Sou; it is just 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 buying it
from us at 30c per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
A‘ ,E'bthcr loaded shells at
costs
Suit. 4
When: you pay avisit to Father
Neptune you should be properly
and becomingiy attired. If you
are fond of bathing, a bathing suit
is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outfit as any other gar-
ment. You wouldn't think of hir-
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
away fora day's outing. Why not
own your own bathing suit, and
swirl all annoyance and guessing
who Wore it last.
We have lots oiihings for the sea-
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
Comstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
r u WASHINGTON STREET.
coalouucuss,
Gregory's Point. So. Nerwalk.
J. E. SULLlT'AN. I‘rnrvriet or and Manager
Torn ~‘ rigwuuull'v. Bathing. iuuling. Fish-
ll.i{‘. lulw'li'll' l‘:lt‘~ in llntol. «‘unnm'timt
llllll {ll lruin- Uh Illin V Y
. a
ll.
Store Upon evenings.
CNfil'lll’Afi-‘ll‘ih lillllDE
mum» . in
cause AND hiiUlill '(‘L‘
DISSUL‘.
m2!) 6m
Gemstcck Brothers.
l4 SOUTH Hull 81.
So. llorwalk.
IILFORD A. BIFFII
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than L are l'inr l'xCuritr
Print-
ingl
Manager.
At the sentinel TWO gNORWALK.
°'“°" scones. ,so. nonwans.
--. -2!
~ saurxxggghw-
()7
IANTS!
$l.45!
S-rmc very rare bargain: among them. They are
reduced lmm 2. 3. -l and 5 dollars.
BATHING SUITS
An- unw in 'll’"'.lnl'l and we have a splendid as-
:o-tmcnt.
98c, $1.50. $2.75.
0000
m
(.000
Lincu crush wits. $5.00
A gum] lt‘illllL’l‘ luxli. .25
ilnlllriggnu umlcrwcm‘. 25c and 50c
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr,
so
ahaeliame llctel Block.
nth Icrwalk
WWW—i.
A Tip.
and u lootnotc that none should
nvctlnok. points to our shoes as
the host in town. “Best." when
said of footwear. nit-nus several
things. in one respect your shoes on: like l‘uuwthcy should
give you pleasure. A pleasant shoe gth’tl cmnlort, corny.
mcut and Htllfllllt‘lltill to the weurcr. With our large /
pcrl'cctinu.witheverything from lit in style and wcdpr‘
guaranteed A l.
Glover’s N”SHOE STORE
'l we new in Buntincl Ulllcc.
\
in Washington Street. South lemon:
stock of stylish and scusonuldc goods We can slmc vou tq’
Norwalk Chronicler