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ml Anomalous on are
new and Gets Away From
thePolioe.
"lira. Fisher was standing outside of
the Norwalk railroad depot, Saturday
night. when {Ins Gallaghan. who is
employed in the Norwalk Hotel. on-
fortunately came that way. Mrs. Fish-
erhasagradgeagainst Miss Gallsghau
andsheproosededtogratlfy it by giv>
lag the latter some] hard blows over
thehead. Then Mrs. Fisher boarded a
car bound for East avenue and was far
away from the scene of action before
the police were notified. No arrests
weremade.
Arrangements have been made so that
the younger scholars of the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Congregational Sunday
achool can go on the excursion to Glen
Island. July 30, free of charge. The
adult classes and officers of the school
. will pay half fare rates.
Gen. Russell Frost and staff met at the
Fourth regiment armory in Bridgeport.
Friday. and perfected the customary
arrangements for the annual encamp-
ment of the National Guard. to be held
at Niantio next month.
A. C. Kendall. superintendent of the
Westport and Saugaiuck Street Rail-
way company. has resigned.‘ At ameet~
ing of the directors. Friday gunmen;
Samuel A. Purdy was chosen supenn-'
tendeut.
‘ H. L. lino. of Saugatuck. gave adanc-
ing party. Saturday night, for which
0. Albert Freeman’s orchestra. of this
city. provided music. Tire dance was
followed by an elaborate supper.
——The W. A. Benedict Co.‘s 5 and 109*
ncckwear is causing talk. Look at their
window display.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will hold a
business m'oting tonight at 7:45. in the
church. The literary department will
provide an entertainment.
—All kinds of photographic supplies
at cost. at Geo. F. Bearse’s, 80 Wash St.
James E. Woodhull. of Union Park,
who has transferred his affections from
. the horse to the bicycle, fell from his
wheel in Stamford one day last week
and was severely injured.
The Norwalk Tramway company be-
gan using its new turnout near Holly
heeloy's. Darien. Saturday afternoon,
and cars are now running under twenty
minutes‘ headway.
Umbrella racks will soon be placbd in
the Norwalk Congregational church.
They will be located in the rear of the
auditorium and at various places along
the aisles.
Inunshury. Mathewson it Go . the
South Norw all: shoe manufacturers,havr-
commenced work on the fall trade. and
expect to do a larger amount of business
than over.
One of the forward wheels of Charles
Wakeman’s produce wagon. coming
from Greens' Farms. this morning. was
wrcached oil in East Washington street.
The race committee of the Twin City
ercelureu will meet tomorrow night.
Fifty V” ”a
[he could imagine that this should he
The place where. in eightaeu ninety-three
flat white worlduwcnder of arch and
dots“
Ihould shadow the nations. polychrome. .
llere attire l'nlr wait the prise conferred
0n Ayer's l’llts. by the world preferred.
Chicogrrillir. they a record show.
lines they started-pa years In.
Ayer’s Cathsrtlc Pills
have. from the time of their
preparation. been a continuous
laces-s with the public. And
that means that Ann’s Pills
accomplish what is promised
for them; they care where
others fall. it was hitting.
therefore. that the world-wide
popularity of these pills should
be recognised by the World‘s
lair medal of renews tact
which mphaslus the record:
50 Years of Cares.
_ M . mom
“ambushoutmtydaysiaiatl
in which to think over hlsmisooadaot.
the Norwalk Islands in the Marguerite.
Saturday night. Among those on board
were Mr. and Mrs. Cite Hatch. lira.
Mabel Miller-Fielder, of New Jersey.
Charles Miller. Miss Sadie Hiller. Miss
Ines Keeler and James Humphrey.
Edwin Billiman. of Attorney 19. M.
Imkwood's office. slipped from his new
bicycle in West avenue. Saturday. after
a watering cart had passed over the
erect. and was so badly injured that he
was unable to work.
The new Sunday law went into elfrct
in Connecticut yesterday. In most
places the usual Sunday business was
done. :but there were a few notable ex-
ceptions, where attempts were made to
give a very "blue" tinge to the law.
-—Prof. M. S. Itcsen. the well-known
oculist-optician. can be consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the Mahackemo
Hotel South Norwalk. Tuesdays, from 9
a, in. to 8 p. m. Eves examined free.
The licensee of all trucknieu. milkmen
and ‘peddlers who do business in South
Norwalk expired last week, and they
should be renewed at once.
James 0. Jennings and son William
started work this morningin the billiard
room of the Mahackemo Hotel. varnish-
ing. painting and papering.
The conductors and engineers of the
Danbury division had a sail on the Mar-
guerite. yesterday, going to Smith's
Island, firm a shore dinner was served.
of 189 dog-owners today, instructing
them to take out licenses before next
Saturday. or stand prosecution.
William B. Hubbell. the Woodwarl-
avenue hat manufacturer. commenced
work full blast last week after a two
weeks’ shut-down. .
The large dog on n-rd by Arthur Sinus-
son died yesterday. It was twelve years
of age. a brother of the one formerly
owned by Grumman brothers.
Frank Bundle. of Winnipauk. is ser-
iously ill of nervous prostration.and it is
feared by many that his recovery is far
distant.
Selectman Isaac Seller-k was out this
morning. after asevcre attack of molar.
ial fever. lie is too weak. howevvr. to
make himself much in evidence.
11. S. Rood intends closing his store
each night until further notice at train
o'clock. excepting Saturdays and Mon-
days.
The Norwalk Tramway company runs
extra cars from \Vestport to lioton
l’oint every Wednesday and Saturday.
a sailing party cinnamon;
Officer Thomas Hunt is serving notices '
BIan a“
urine
ebrated for its real leavenln sire
:ffilieulthfullness. assures the fo‘Jd m not
an: and all terms of adulter-auoa com-
mon to the cheap brands.
Rom. Bruno [’0an 00.. New York.
The Sentinel has the assurance of the
writer of the communication in these
columns. last Tuesday. touching the
subject of an addition to the liver River
school building. that it was far from his
intention to convey the impression that
the house now used by the district for
school purposes is unfit for habitation. It
is in better sanitary condition, he thinks.
than many houses;bnt when half a bun-
dred children occupy it. it is not up to the
standard in regard to heat. light and
ventilation required by the State Board
of Health. For family purposes there
could be no objection to it.
Charles DeWit; Rogers, who under.
went an operation for appendicitis. is
getting along nicely.
William Maslinehas secured a po.-i~
the Wilson Point road.
Thomas W. Powell, who has been
prescription clerk .in l". H. Baxter's
drug store for some time. resigned his
position last night.
Raymond Brothers have a cargo of
sand at their dock.
Charles McSherry. of llarlmr avenue,
felliu a fit in front of the entrance to
the Norwalk Opera House. this morn-
ing. He was quickly msusciiatltd.
Old Dr. Sweet.
Probably the most unique. “Murrsive
and valuable collection of personal and
professional endorsmnt-nts purssvssml by
any single individual in the world is
that child Dr. Sweet. a few of which
are published in today's Sentinel. When
the loading journals of New England
and New York unite in giving such
praiwtiwrc can be no doubt of the worth
of the recipient. Hill Dr. Swret's farm
and reputation an» world with», and the-
visit by this great llL’lllt r and rminent
statfto our City. .luly ‘Irizlr, for tie en-
tire weck. will be a xm-rnnrah‘r- went in
our hit-fury.
if you would harem: ubirtltl.rz.vv of
dark, glossy hair. if you Would have a
clean scalp. free. from ulmrdrurl‘ :unl irri-
tating lrulnors, or if your him is faded
and gray.und you \wnld hair its na-
tural color lt-slnl‘fll. use Ayrr's llarr
Vigor. it is unquestionably thv- lot-st
dressing.
Mrs. D. J. Crawford, formerlyof Nor-
wallt. died at Srzurbrirlgc l'last. l’rovi. i
denot- of Quebec. on June lo.
Tire Epworth league meeting at tho
Norwnlk Methodist church. last night.
was led by W. 1.. Warren.
lTncas llayloft will hold its rvguhn'
monthly trier-ting tonight at W o'clock. in
lied Men's llall.
Waller Jennings. who has bet-n quite
sick at his home in llrrard place. rs
slightly improved.
William Sheldon has .thc mrrtraot to
build the lived street M‘Wt'l', and will
legrn the work tomorrow.
-—'l‘ho W. A. Benedict 0on ladies'
m-chwcar is somewhat different in de-
sign that usually displayed. .‘v. luand lb"
A subscription dance will be given at
the Nor-walk Yacht club house. Hickory
Bluff. tonight. _...
'l'lu-Sotieof Ht. ilcorgo Urlcltet club
playedu practice game on the liarter
Grounds. hater-day afternoon.
Fo-rrntm' .l. ll. Ft'll'lfi look a large
party of friends to ”prior liar. l. l.
Saturday. to witness the yacht tact-s.
~ May camera. iii 7.»; Hey. Jr” Min,
at ”on. F. ileum"... Mr Washington lit.
The linilwra' llrrlon will hold a shore
dinner at Gregory’s point tonight.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
John J. llanlon. Sunday morning.
The members of (lriieo illllll‘l choir
are picnlclrlug at minim, tmtay.
Grace Sunday wheel will picnic at
Baton Point. on Friday. July 2m.
Janitor livery Bi-Itut'i’ is repainting
the Franklin street school.
Dollar Encampment will confer the
first degree tonight. and install ofllwrs.
Schiller Hiatnm. 1?. H. ll. it. will
meet torarmw night.
The directors or the Uiithollt' club
'l‘n racks: your humor». pay, 59le
hmlih l~~zipr1rm-l’:u-rur. ‘l'n wan-gold
health, blood should lu- kept your and
lvignmus by ilrr‘ uw of Ayers .‘.i!>lt]l5l'-
lilla.
When the rural fluid is rmpun and
sluggish. th-rw- can in: null»: lmnltlr.
strength. rmr .nnlvriiun.
" " Sheriff’s Sale.
liy \li'llll UlJlIl I‘Xl'tllll‘tll in m.- m!“ {.51
ilml tlrllt‘r'rrd. it) firi‘ut' Hi the .‘ lulln lll
National Hank, n! .\'r\\’ \ uri. ill), iznvl
against Stephen K Slimlv'v. Ml \ mull“
Slutt- n! t‘un'n. lit'lll, l a.“ wl'. .rr 1‘ .l...l
tilll llun «m filnmlnv. Amy»: 1|. .. rim
int of iwr ltli lliullwiir/l organ. or 2t~ “Hill"
of Hi" wuru» .‘ih wrll ruru- the min Hi
‘1 if it. the arm-uni «luv nil ~m'l l'Xi'i‘lllli'll.
together mill rrrv form liner-mu. til the
«are. No. 12" Main drum, 3! ‘Jlt'l Nu"
walls.
Signed. l"lllilililili'l\' ‘5. l.\il,\, ill.
lle'IlH Slur :l'.
llrtul at Somalis. July ".I. l u
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
l'l'twulll Fr mriipullfi t'lil lrrrlu
the morning. evening or slurp
«lay parlors. litll'tlllltni-tl :rr i'ol~~
man's New llomns and run
verve free out-copy of the pit
oat shoot Inuah‘. have copies
to select from. Coupon wrth
v‘vc'ry palm. l.:rrgv..r hm u!
lanterns and lost
colored Fire
For Twin l‘ity hirrtvtrr r-Itsolo
July it.
loo loses of the Writing
Papsrfcr 7c.
OLIIAI'S News Stand,
in N. MU" H-m r'v',
will am Wow night.
P'l R I
l N 8U R -
ANCI.
For a reliable
Lila-ml.
l'mmpt'paying
Fire .
insurance
Policy
Call
on
TAVLOR l OOLDEN'S
Reliable insurance Agency,
«vasomotor h'l'lllfl'f.
loath hermit Colin
tion with the Standard Uil company. on .
.a glefoot!
ll a double sheet at
rauw str 0.:
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ED, ARD STREET!
Clearing Salt of Summer Goods 1.
Lawns. dimilios. Illinois. orgalrdiea.
close out quickly. auroral hall
10, )5. l7 and 200.
All shirt waists
2 SouMaIu Street
and other summer stocks, marked down to
a marked down to. 6, 8. 10 and 1234c por yard.wero
“have had the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
will show:
500 waists. now 25 cents
8100 “ “ . booents
N35 and l 50 warilts, 75 cents
$1.75 waists. 31.00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
, E-leiRD STREET.
5 oizsrrt sunullre.
W W
'W
CLEAN OATS.
.Are the noblest work of the grain
man. We have put ilroughtand labor
into this one thing. Our prices go to
the limit of usefulness and there stop.
Lower prices than ours are for trash.
1' Buy Diets That's Clean.
< Manuel T. Hatch,
llsflarshell Street, South ficrwalk
llrslurh .‘s‘oluatna‘ Livery Stable.
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moronic“
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Jackson’s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSOM’S PlilllTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
J Photogrr-phor, 53 Wall Street. Norwnllafih
‘ ‘lid Slovak llzrll'l. luilr trolley lllit‘n mm- the timer.
N0 FINE ,, CARlBONETTES IN TOWN l l
i} 'l'll.\l\' THOSE FROM
NORTl-i’s sruoror
l’lll,l'l‘flll.»\l’ll.~' MADE lll‘Illl‘l
TWENTY: VEARS AGO ARE STILL GOODll
t'vrrimtivtir'sr llfll\'.!lilillv w'il but we long.
‘o.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . . . Photograper.
75 WlASIHXU'l'lHN S'l'lll‘ll-I'l‘, SUV?“ NUliVVAllK.
.. . Fez-=5
llOTlCE. . .
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vlcinity for the celebrated Crawford
l’». 8: 1). Special .luvcrrllc B. & I). and World bicycles with
l’. \V. ROGERS, 1'.) Main Street. Norwalk.
EBEWARE l
In purulrasingany wt flirt above Cycles oi any but the authorized
agents, see that the Uflglllllll lactory number has not been tampered
wrtlr.as the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with Ul‘l'f'lllnvcfl,
lilfjlliLOW & DOWSE CO. ,
New Englintl Agents, lloston, Mass.
You :rr‘v- Marinate ilyort llllVr' the prune of Jackson upon
__
Slimmer
Neckwear !
We have placed on sale
to (lay the largest, finest
and lowest priced line of
Summer Ncckwoar' for
Ladies and Gentlemen
‘oviér' exhibited in the city.
The watfiénlcr co.
wasmxtmlx 51”.. SOUTH NURWAl.K.
. ... ,, .. . w m
THE OOLUIIIA
BAR LOCK
TYPEVIRITER.
Wrrtrn t‘wry letter In night of operator
I’m-a mml of the work. in erllng onto
rrmtlmlly. and yields in the lime than
mvwi additional lolmr.
lt lit-talus ii if atlltllwi llw HillVlilllt‘IIl‘l’
.tl tin-operator oi bury turnmroi then-by
lightens his labor and rerolrru him variable-
of doing more.
it linen honekuf keeping Wi'll.rtltil r.
always i'wolv of critical. or olimr iinom.
'I'lnmt'rtt‘t' sum-e of ”iv rvlt'eriiru why rt 1-
.u «Hill-rant from all other writing mn-
Pillow.
l'olnlogtie toil-l yull all lilmut it, FREE.
The Mutable Typ writer Manufacturing Goalpsny,
- illith street. hill: and larirom attendee. New lurk.
(if ylr‘n‘u'll. vullrlmruily or your friends Iwmnic invaluable in after '
Shooters 1
Guantanamo-—
The” U. M. C. “A” was
once a {enrolls load with
you; 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 30¢ per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at '
cost. ”I .
When' you pay a visit to Pat,
Neptune you should be pro
and becomingly attired. Hyatt
are fond of bathing, a bathing l
is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outfit as any other gar
meat. You wouldn't think of hi. .
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
away for a day's outing. Why not
own your own bathing suit, and
avci'l all annoyance and guessing
who wore it last. ”
We have lots oftlriogs for the sei-
shore and the. mountains. ' I f
Comstook, Watkins
8: Dow,
rrz WASHINGTON STREET-
D ORLO N HOU SE,
Gregory’s Point. So. Norwallr.
.l. E. SULLIVAN, Proprietor lint! Manager
Terms rmsonab'm 'utlring. Biotin . Fist-
lng: Elm-trio Can’t-l lintel. cllnnefiing V ‘
with all ll‘:tlllr~ on the N. X
l. .t H. it. ll.
Store Open evenings.
UNsvhirassEn nrroor: rsmxo
runes asp snout: preseason“
111295111
Gemstock Brothers,
i4 SOUTH “I! if.
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Thanh eve lonrudersfcr
Print-
ing!
IILFORD I. BIFFII
Manager. -
At the Iontlnol TWO NORWALK.
our”. sronus. lso. nonwann.
" " --.~--,.....z=a
SEMI ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
ISANTsr *
' $I.45! .
Srrmc very rare bargains among them.
0000
M
0000
Thcyarc
reduced from 2, 5. -i am! 5 dollars.
BATHING SUITS
Arc BMW in demand and we have a splendid as-
:zortme'rt.
. wt”.
linlliriggan underwear. 25c and 50c
llpr'll every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothlcr, Hatter and Furnlslicr,
lahscherae llotsl Block. South lcrwslk
.—s-—~
ATlp.
and a lootnoic that none should
t; overlook. points to our shoes as
. the bust in town. “Best.” when
said of footwear. means several
things. In one respect your alone are like l’urr-wtlrcy alitruld
give you pleasure. A pleasant olme gives comfort. er‘ljoy-
merit and sotisihciion to the wearer. With our large
stock ol’ stylish and sezrsomihlc goods we can shoe you to
guaranteed A l.
Glove r’s NewSHOE STORE
e4 v_ . y , “an"... ,t nuns for tlurrri.,r«r Hl-Nll‘lilmi Newlandoo. .lyl'lriru
° " “M“ ’0’ volt llM'il in moral-r Ullhre. '
In Washington Street. South Ismsih
Come and see us before you start.
So. lorwalk. . _ , .
98c, susov. $2.75.”
t
Linen cmslr suits. $5.00
A :40er leather belt. .25
perfection. with everything from lit to style and wear
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