,r,
,, "assertions-porno.
v
one with ninth null.
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The Youthiul Singers of Grace Episcov
‘ pal (there): Have a Shore Dinner.
renewed by Various Athletic
~ Eventm
The members of Grace church choir
enjoyed an outing at Order Island.
Weston". yesterday, A. there dinner
‘ wss provided by tome of‘the members
of the church. There was singing and
several contests, two running more be-
ing won by Willism Rider, of Westport
avenue.
Frank Skrivsn. who has been in the
United States nsvy for.some time, is
spending a fourteen days’ leave of
absence with his mother in Church
street. He has just returned from s
triptoEurope on the Minneapolis, and
has been transferred to the Vermont.
The selectmeu are making every
cilortto get all the dogs licensed this
week. The constables are at work and
(humble Goodwin has turned over
about $50 to the town treasury. Dog-
owners who neglect to take out a license
will be prosecuted.
The old Seymour house in Monroe
street has been blocked up by Contrac-
tor J. F. Pumick. prepe'ntmy to its re
moral back two hundred feet to a new
foundation now being preprred for it
The house will front on Railroad ure-
nue.
Frederick W. Rogers. Selden M. Ely.
, of Washington. D. (3.. Mrs. E. L. Ely,
Miss Lydia A. Secor and Miss Hattie
Hubbell went to Cali Pasture. yesterday
‘ utternoon. and enjoyed a shoro dinner.
, Edward Sheehan and Simon New .nan
have the contract to mint the iron
smoke-stuck oi the South Nor .vc‘k Hat
Forming company. They expect to
commence work today.
At the business meeting of the Ep-
worth league of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, last night. it was
voted to pay $73 of $100 promised to the
treasurer.
Oueof A. Sol'nuus' horses roared as
a train passed over the Washington
street bridge, yesterday morning,end the
whiflletree of the carriage was broken.
Hrs. Joseph G. Jennings. of Fail-field
avenue, has none to Montevdle, to al-
tend the innerc‘ of her. hrothcr~iu~law,
Air. Robinson. who died Saturday.
The W. A. Benedict Co. has placed on
sale the largest, finest and lowest-p. iced
line of summer neckwecr for ladies and
gentlemen over exhibited in the city.
The Lamont club. of the South Nor-
wulk Congregnlionulchuvch is arrang-
ing for a soil on the ”Margarine,"
Tuesday, August mm,
The Ely block in West Washington
rtreet. occupied by (.‘I 1'). Seymour and
F. A. Lane. is being connected with the
sewer. __ __ ‘
F. B Coleman has received 1,000
sheets of music today. tobe given out
on presentation of coupons cut from the
morning. evening and Sunday papers.
Attorney A. E. Austin entertained the
you; men of Charles E. Miller's Sun-
dey school clues by giving than u shore
dinner It Gregory's Point. last night.
The steamer Belle Horton has wrung.
rd ior another lllp to Pleasure Beach.
, ltsudsy afternoon. starting at 2 o’clock.
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Ire. Mary liahn. of Water strut.
vim not improve. llheumstinm and
diabetes have a severe hold oi her yet,
Ills Isry Cowln. of lira-ire, N. .l..
“trill-y attending the funnel of Allen
Jim I). Hubbell. of Main street.
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The MIMI!“ ins-ting of the her well:
Build on. i.“ in and investment muslin
tloll ill be held tonight at k o'clock.
W
The Elephant club. cannons“! 0' some
at florwa‘lt's Mfl1Wlllfllllll. it. men
held its annual olsinbeke and nitrite.
ileum l...ia....;"’h:... of Temper-
aweu. will give a trolley ride to Ste-n»
lord and Weston-t. might.
l'mueer Hulk itllil ladder company
will hold s wanton run end ltttllm
meeting tonight.
The molar meeting Schiller llltllltul,
ll. 0. it. It. will be held tonight.
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‘ That Spot...
‘0
mudsdlm; urrt‘
“dsdollsrlthre hilt!"
thspsluoiymitsul. The‘
“tritium Mil»
mason: “ T!
m“
‘ fissile litre, Ibsrsflsiflfimsrs
“will he held “*lidelstown on
MJsrn-ta the anniversary of
the battle of Cedar luuntr‘u, where
the recipient was so hsd'y out up.
The members of Concord Division.
Bone oi’l‘srnpersnce. end their friends
take their trolley ride tonight. starting
from Wall street at 7:40. They will go
to Westport and then to Stamford and
return.
-—Prof. M. 8. Bossn. the well-known
ocnlirtooptieiun. can be consulted at his
allies. in the parlor at the Muhuekemo
Hotel South Norwelk. Tuesdays. from 9
u. m. to 8 p. m. Eves examined free.
Members of Putnam Hose company
will leave from the City Hotel in a
special trolley err, Thursday night at ll
o'clock sharp. to go to Roton l’oinl.
where E. A. Woodward will give them
a shore dinner.
The employees of Ehle'u market, of
Dunbury. came to South Norwulk, Bun-
duy. for up outing on the Sound. They
were brought don u in a canyull and
returned by train.
Apntty of Dunbury Methodists will
pr ricipa’e in the East No. .ve‘k Metho.
dist Episcopal excursion to Locust
Grove. All}, .lst 4th.
Baptist church will give a trolley ride
over the entire Norwalk Tramway line.
Saturday, July illst. Tickets. 35 cents.
Conductor John Dyna, of the Conso‘i-
dated road. piloted a pa' ty of his Dun-
hury friends on a cruise on the Sound.
Sunday. I
m
The sewer committee of the City
Cormcilof Norwullr is having a catch-
busin put in on Water street, south of
the railroad track.
(Jerrod liynn has received his dis.
charge from the United States navy,
and returned to South Norwalk, yester-
day.
Rev. D. L. Ferris hopes to be able "to
start for Maine, the latter part of the
week. to spend a couple of weeks in rest
and recuperation -—Stc'niord Advoc lie.
The Schooner Helen P. arrived yester-
day from Greenport. L. l . with oyster
shells for Captain L'Hommedieu, oi the
oyster steamer Josephine.
—Dencing tomorrow evening at
Luther M. Wright's Broad River shop.
United States Senator! lrville H. Plait
was seventy years old yesterday. He
was born Ju'y 19. 182‘. at Washington.
this etate. He is in perfect health.
The flower committee of the South
Norwnlk Connmgutionul church and
friends will have a carrynll ride and pic-
nic at Comps Beach, this afternoon.
Louis Fauntleroy, of ltolzera’ bicycle
store. has purchased an electric until
end has litled his wheel with an electric
alarm. the first in town.
The Sunday school of the Urnnbnry
chapel will picnic at Cedar island,
August -l They will go by private cun-
veyanccs.
The wheel given away by the lioulon
store, Nor-unlit. last week was clnimrd
by Miss (J. M. Ilnniillon. of 0:3 Newton
avenue.
John \Veycrhsnscr and Everett llyinw
ton ouch picked twenty quarts oi
blackberries in (iranhnry, yesterday.
E Edward Selleck. U. Everett Cram
and Charles (thumer are camping at
Nauvoo.
~— All kinds of photographic supplies
at (mt, nt Lien. l". llcarse's, till Wash St.
The schmncr Enlclhw has discharged
a cargo of Portland cement at lisylnond
llrothorn' dock.
Dr. ll. 1'}. Bates. oi timeout "era-nee.
is sick of the “lip.
hiss lilngerwuld is moving into bill
now home in Clinton avenue.
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FILL "LIE? Ill Tfl‘l TUB.
ltephcn lieumitrets Nearly Drowned
While hiding it lath.
Stephen Bell'nl'tsts hell I narrow cs-
csrmlromdrownlltmlsst night. at his
home in Marshall Itrccl. lie was tuli—
inuslmlh and fell asleep while in the
tub. The water wulsnnleu item the
faucet. sud lins"y cverllowrd the tub
and run throw on the item to the letter
rtory. The ll r'ly on the letter lloor
income alarmed. end on not” epetsiru
found llr. Beemkrsls in an comma-loos
mudltion in the tub. lie well te‘xen
«mt. end n'lor inundershle labor had
liven esmded on him. be revived.
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“But. seustm." named the young re.
porter. "you aren't may tedrop the in.
mtintlon'l Won't New be
questioned min stout his campaign
mull-shutter"? "Hy mil." replied
Senator northern. "the United m
was». hailuu put its hands to the
Wmercrhiobrbsek. The question
or Ir. how’s um «attribution:
so W eesesrss en. The new
esteem Mil. wllst ecu
bulflflll
is
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Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its nrmtleuvonln siren
and healthfullnees. Assume the tilled can list
alum and all forms of adulterutlon com-
mon l? the cheap brands.
our. Bruno l’ownrn 00.. New York.
The Dandy of the Orient.
Ills excelloncy fining You linen. the.
Chlllufie olulnlnsndor ivxtmnrdlnnry Illlll
phnllmtcntlury lollronl. Britain in my»
llmttiun with the cl'li'lmltlolloi the nlxtivlll
annivcmnry oi the (recession of Qllili‘il-Vll“
turlo, ls known throughout. the European
scltloulcntoi Alilil no thc“dnndy of the
trllllll. " Rich and rmllont no is the orient
in color and nuignlilcvnco 'nf mmumv.
Chung Yen lluon when among his fellow
mandarin» at l’rkinu stands out like a
[mm-och inaynnlol‘ poultry. ills lnllll-
nor'e bill would lllillil‘ilfl American society
wolmm gasp Satin in his fancy mnlcrinl,
and no for us pcwrzihh- he sticks to mlln.
richly trimnml in winter with the llnvst
millo. llu llilti satin I'Iills‘li in all tlm hrinht
mlomoi illl'l'itlllllll“, nndwhi-n heroin-s
vl wulk in thi- met protrude of his gmml
pnlm'e at l’i-kinu it lease-rial flint llm
populou- knows oi the circumstance by tho
mlh-ction in the sky. His dinnwmls are
sufficient in numimrumisln‘ to unlin- mull
(item turn pro-on with envy, and ior I-ur'll
f,rownm-ln- now-r wvurs the some one twlw
in the some it'llsililt—ht! hall is special not of
jt'\\'i'll‘. linlltllicli.
lint It is not lilscll'uuomln, nor yo‘i his
ruhh-o. nor own lli-i unwmlds, that "n. his
islllvi' glory. Julie is of all prwiulrs shun s
[In- om- which is twwt highly priml in
l‘ltllm. iiiltl hint'ulln-oliuu of plain l-i lllt'
lumi l~xpn-li~'li‘u:.liil \zllnullv in tho um-
plrm Ilw hm one lll‘lfkl-‘lln‘ of the ”first
umlmn-t lwnuliinl prowl i film is
\‘Hlttt'll at our I'r’flliJNlU. and he ll .fl' Wm”
this t'xf't'pl. with u sjwvizil costume whit-ll
nxm-Ily would e il. in . ulur. llc line non-r
'Ionv nuy Hilllll'llllfl null (low lint. primes-l
thoyvllnw jockrt. lull h" wcnm the ml
button of th- llPFl rook. with o fil‘u'l.‘s
l'vnllirl'. lluuvlvl'. lni‘hlncsv cym llll‘sr
marl.» of dignity nro nothing: command to
flu- ulx‘illo Hi l'lll‘l‘il Jah- llmt i'lll‘lrilv's
his lulul'liill'l “out. lhl' lll‘-llll'lil mrxml
puh- ilowvr that oh nine from thv from of
hit rap uml tho \truulvriul j'uh- Hill:
which on «wnslum of anti molly lu~ were
upon his tlull:lll.~—-;~'.ul I’l'ulll‘lwn Argo
mlul.
(‘rr-tnn Christiane!
Ill tlm limpltnl of l‘nnvlizi, wlu‘ri- :l mim-
lio-r of tho “'l‘lllltlill rvfwmw .‘l"-‘ mu‘vr
trI-ntnu-ul. I saw for my» if how H; w
l.'llrl,~'tl:m~; lwhm- to bi lplrss norm-n and
"lzililri n whim. 'l‘ y in t. tlw nppv r 1'». :l
(inc ll'llllllllll grill N ‘3” my. ll . n- “hill.
illn-o' llllll i-zm Itllll= w-vmwl-A, fun in in r
.‘n-vul ill'tl 'mv in h :' niwllu-r' woman
llllll llr'!‘ cm ~ ("if I ll, I.Il‘\l .‘l Ilillvl 1y Ml 5
liml lu-rll ~..—. ~l..iln.-l'illlj.' lulllllnlml ilml lrv'
“VII. “in". I ti.» ruuril .... :1 ml lhv in-
mrgi-nls .-1' tin at“ llll‘vn‘ltll‘i. llll‘} r- pli. ii
that ll lum- lhi .‘Jolmnmmlm'e w‘ l hm!
m'unih ll ilu'ir mm \z'lw-a uml rlulnll'vn in
.ll'lli r In llmlw tho pnx'n r< in how llml llile
was llwwurhul' who inun'gwut-fl tin-wrun-
virre if they hurl-uni)” ulw‘lrll llii~ lull‘ in
in- ln'll~'ll'll. Molly Hi tlw m-rmmh gin :l
mu ivy tlm win-ping “Hunt-n, snmv of tlu‘m
llw Ml" Slit‘llt‘uh‘ ul’ on vnl‘lri- (anally
it. r.- in fll‘ll’l-‘lllllll‘,.’.
'lllu l-l'l‘ illl m of ”l!“ in lmI l'lllll'l :ll ('ull-
illll lliic run-ll Iill' Hui In. llml llllli’~' ii' lint
'El Tt’l'llllv'vi lz‘l llil n. i~-..v‘r- d if :‘ilm Mill
liuphnv. ‘lhzudm In H!» ommnm «ll Hl‘."
nr lwu oilim r4, lhr luw ni llll' [Lllluili do.
li'lllll'nl nl .‘Iulusu \wro ~['.illll. int lllt!
[lrln-rnrre Inn! in Int i-lilllllll.illy gimrull'rl
by Italian» moi iii-WM to Ln l-p llll‘ i'n-lmu
from shunting llwm down in will lrlmul.
My ill-Mutual vi n low llltlil't'll.i‘-l uml
urnnum on amino 'l'nrkiwh [lrlwlli‘h' m,
Kulllupnllln Wm employed l-yllu' i‘hns
lions mi ourol llit'll’ prulcxl-a i«=l' npcllly in
*wlllllllu lm-oml llvtnlntm: mo IH :l pnwunr.
‘l‘luy oilnruord ilrml lwu lxlllll'ilt at my
lmrd on tlu-nlmml unwind that I was ill»
{a limiting l‘i Mo'llpu lfl'i'ihll‘rt' llu' Ilrl‘l‘k ml.
lllrr \tlm mlunlml Ina-insistvdllmt lsisunhl
:ircnmpuny llllll silmul. llll yzlriln irnm the
”lingo ml n Im'nullm ui li'l'l'ltlillllll ”Mimi
the Hlll llu whirl: w ro l’ulllnu about us, In
slmrl, Ilu- low-i l‘ilil .‘llwill l hri~ll ”my u :l
pnlltiml luv int' lll llll‘ I'rI'l tll «gm .-.' loll llli
Ilt'llt'l'.-~Nlill'lt'l'1llll l’wotury.
sum nusm
FREE!
l’rcuent 5 coupons cut from
the morning. owning or lion.
day papers. pnrohnml ill (,‘ulo
men's Hews ileum and ro-
ccivo flue one copy of the lot-
out about music. loco copies
mindset ironi. lkinpnn with
every per. Wt "no of
lanterns r it lost ‘
colored Ills
Fot Twin City lantern parade
July ll.
lee lens el lle Willey
Pee-Her 7e.
OLIIII'I News Stand.
lil hi. Diem H'runrx:
hilll‘.
F i ll
I N OUR-
ANOI.
For a reliable
Mistral.
l'nnanrsylnii
Fire
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TAYLOR O OOLDIN’I
toilette ismsese Agency.
. slings-esteem. a.
, W i.”-
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1 "nglefootl
lo a double sheet at
m
measures co..zz South I
Pl‘!§'.°!l
ED KARD STREET! ,
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
Lawns. dimitlel. luppets. ornundies, and other summer stmzks. mnrklxl “OW" ‘0
close-out quickly. Several hues marked down to. ll, 8. 10 and l2'gc per yard,were
lo, lo, 1. and title, ' 7
All shirt waists have had the
will show:
one waists. now
$1 0” H u
pruning knife at work. as the jvilollowinlz prices
2.; cents
50 cents
$1.25 and lot) waists. 75 cents
$1.77. waists. ' 31.00
This is your great. opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
portions. .
You cannot obtain better grain than we handle
at any price. ‘
You cannot pay less than we charge and get
grain that’s as good. ‘
The simplest sort of test will prove these facts?
i
is a combination that you Seldom find in equal pro-é
to you.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
,l5 Marshall Street. South liorwelkk
llflllll’ll tiolnmnn' Lil'i-ry Stable.
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‘fi‘TRE'TS ""
yr its:
y: ill rs.
%:;:x..ly o: your howl. llt‘i‘illlll' iht'nllinl-lr lu .illl’l‘
lo: ‘t.‘v immuniz- if you how llll‘ name of Jackson upon
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. I. JACKSON Phptogvuuhor. .3 Wall Street, Norwalls, 6!
ll; pmitoh‘wix. .: ll lol. I'mth lrnllvy Luv-s lazuli." .3 Mr-
llll FINER' ’CA'RBONETTE‘S "IN TOWN ”l l
mu Tulle}: thou
N'ORTH’S STU DIOI
l‘iill‘l'lllul’llré MAM: uni”:
TWINTV YEARS AGO ARE; STILL Goooll
Cnrlnmc:'.r~» now mmlc will lit-ii no long.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . Photograper.
7F \‘i'ASIIlNli‘lHX S‘l'lil'll‘l'l',>'ltl l'll thllWAIJi.
NOTICE.
To Whom- It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & D. Special Juvenile Ii. it I). and World bicycles with
F. W. RUlllilx’S, 1.0 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE l
In purchasing any .1! 'hr‘ “have (yolcs‘. of any but the authorized
agents, sec :hnl thcm'iginn. turkey number has not licen lampercd
witlms the guarantee is whinluwo {mm all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or renamed.
lilGlilAlW h L‘OWSIL CO.
ummer
eckwear !
We have placed on solo
to day the largest, iiucst
and lowest priced line of
Summer ‘Ncc‘kwcar for
Ladies and Gentlemen
over exhibited in the city.
he W.A.BENEDIOT CO.
wasumm'ox so, scorn noswauc
Till OO’LUIOIA
"it LOOK
‘iVPIVIRliER.
Writes . wry letter in night or operator.
lions "Hill of the work. in writing unto
nmllrolly. mud yields in the little thin
silt/ell ltlltllllttlml lllll'lt'.
lt ltllin mt ll il studied “it! unwvlllence
M llwoiwrnlor ill awry innouml lllcrialty
lightens hi~ lolmroml renders llllll capable
olllnlily. "tore.
It has a hunch oi llmmiml Well. and is
always rvsalv at critical. or other times.
Those are some of the l’t'lttlfllll why ii is
«m dill'erellt from all other writlnu mu»
chines.
flamingos tells you all about. it. I’llllii.
”writer Honolulu-leg denies»).
‘ filth and treaties silent r ”M“
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one
the Whirligig“?
10th
er
Shooters l
GENTLEMES:—-
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous 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 30c per box ?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
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Suit.
\Vhen'yon pay nvisxt to Father
Neptune you should be properly .:
and becomingly 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’tlhink of hir-
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
away fora day's outing. Why not
own your own balhmgnsuit, and 1
avoid all annoyance and guessing‘
who Wore it last. ‘
We have lots ofthings for the sea-
shore cnll the mountains.
Come and see US before you start.
Oemstock, Watkins
, 8: Dow.
i re WASHINGTON STREET.
OORLON-HOUSHVE’,
Gregory's Point, Se. Norwalk.
.1. B. SULLIVAN. Proprietr and Manager
Terms mwulrih'e-z Bathing.
lug: l'llwtrlc Cars: to lint-d
Wllll Bill trulns nli ll
h. H ll
. t . .
tuline. Fish-
. l-ulxnoytlm:
n .i .
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Store Open evenings.
UNSCRPASSED Illinlll‘. ISLANI‘ CLAM
”ARES AX!) SHORE Illlil'h'klllh'.
In!) 5211
" Comstock Brothers,
to $00"! Ill! 81'.
So. lorwslk.
IILFORO I. OWN.
YOU OAII'T DO BETTER
Thanh are Yr-nrildmlrr
Print-
ingl
Manager.
At the Sentinel TWO $NORWALK.
°“'°" sronns. so. nouwm.
soloing...
Clearance Sale
(“
'nNTS!
$l.45!
Some very rare bargain: among them. They are
reduce-2| from 2, 3, -l and 5 dollars.
BATHING SUITS
Arc now in demand and we have a splendid no-
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sortmcnl.
980, $|.50, $2.75.
Linen crash suits. ' $5.00
A good leather belt, .25
linihriggnn underwear. '25c and 50c -
()pcn every evening: nnlil 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Furnishcr.
Mshsekeme liotsl Block. South lerwslk
[is
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overlook. points to our shoes as
the host in town. “Best,” when
said of footwear, means several
things. In one rcepict your show are lit?» l'llllwtllcy uhould
give you pleasure. A pleasant shoe pile ‘oml'ort, enjoy-
ment and entielnction to the wearer. th our large
stock of stylish and reasonable goods we on ' shoe you to
perfection, with everything from lit to style and wear
HOE STORE
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Glovesr’ llwe
* urtlmlunnwm. suit Isrwslt
and u loo. etc that none should aim
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