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outshines Reporters.
MINES _ TIMI TIIE MIlIiIIMl
Edward 3. Gilbert Boneless a Sub-
stantial Sum From the Consolidat-
ed Road {or Injuries he Bus-
tained M February.
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
!ord Railroad company has paid to Ed-
ward ILGilbert, through his attorney-
E. M. Loekwood,a substantial sum as
damages for injuries he receiwd by be-
ing Creek by a train at the Fair
Gmud's crossing in February lust.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcauum.
will hold its regular meeting tonight in
Odd Fellows' Hall,',Washington street.
Two candidates will be initiated. The
orator has arranged a very attractive en-
tertainment, which will be given at the
coudusion of the work.
At Stamford’s spocial town meeting
Saturdayit was voted to expend $8,000
in improving the hi1 hway formerly
called the Connecticut turnpike road
from Ncroton river bridge to a point
about 1.7001eet west.
The first Sunday under the new Sun-
day law was observed in Westport im-
plicitly. Barbers were busy till a late
hour Saturday night. All the meat
shops were cmd tight. Street cars ran
as usual.’
If weather permits. the ladies of the
Thursday Morning club will meet
at The Knob for whist tomor-
row at 10 o'clock. Otherwise, the
next meeting will be held on Thursday,
the 29th.
Examinations for entrance into the
state normal schools at either New
Haven, New Britain or Willimantic.
will be held in the Franklin street
school, South Norwaik, Monday. Aug-
ust lti.
—~Attcnti the sale of the bankrupt
stock of furniture of David Stow. Prices
A very interesting concert is to be
given at the Greenfield Hill church on
Tuesday evening, .lnly L’T Music, both
vocal and instrumental, will be furnish‘
ed by well-known talent from Norwalk.
Putnam Hose company, No. 1, Will be
the guest of E, A. Womlward at ltoton
l'oiut tonight, leaving South Norwallt
from in front of the City Hotel at 1;
o'clock in a special trolley car.
llcmnse some of the members per-
sisted in playing with a rival organist
lion. lluntltuastcr ll. M. Fusscll, of the
Wheeler t\' Wilson band. of Bridgeport.
has resigned as leader.
Sylvester Hunt, wing) illjun-tl orb-of
his foot two weeks ago by running a
nail into it. was able to be about the
market for a short time yesterday.
mGreat opportunity to buy lounges
and couches at the bankpupt sale of
furniture stock of David Stow.
Dnnleavy will pitch tor the Ilridge~
ports at Derby. today, and 011 Saturday
Tommy Dunno will be in the box
against 'l‘orrington.
Captain llcnry Thicker. formerly a
watchman on Ilctts island, haslcami
tho sloop Surprise. and is lilting her Ior
entering.
«Machinery D-Yaler “apron is ligat-
log on power plant at New lmidou, to.
day.
A special sale of ladies” night robe:-
and lullt'a' white shirts in in progres-
thll week at A. Dielu'rtnau 1h Son's.
M. F. W. Norris ls “xts'ctctl to
preach In the Ilrtsikside chapel, Sunday
alteration. . --
Dr. H. Ti. liates‘ mother. from New
Haven.IsIu 81111111 Now-ilk caring tor
her son. M..- W”
The schooner William K. Hammond
Is atJohn ll. Ferris wbsrl with a cargo
at Mug Island brick.
lluinlsildt Luigi». 511ml ot "mom.
will hold its regain meeting tonight in
Germaine llaib
lieveupmplu left Math illorwaikon
the excursion to Block Island. this
males.
The West Somalia and (.iranitevillcs
are scheduled tor a game at tall 111 West
”Milli. this I‘Itfl‘ilmih.
PILLS
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Mammoth mambo-elm
6.10.0.0 at Connecticut and New
Yerkstltotou PciutJ‘auday. August
3. 1897. the «earner Isabel will convey
tbsOcuneeticutpartytetbe Point, and
willstart tromltew Haven. makings
landing atBridgeport going anticom-
lag.
Miss Myra J. Davis. who formerly
conducted the well-known Elmwood
schoolin Darisn. is very sick at her
home in Connecticut avenue. where she
hubeeu staying the past tow weeks.
Dr. W. F..quch. of Barton. has been
summoned to attend her.
State ViceCouucilor Colonel A. L
Thompson,city clerk of New Britain.
will meet with Lincoln Council. No. 4,
O. U. A. IL. on Friday night. The
state councilor is also expected to be
present. and the members should give
them a hearty welcome.
Commissary Sergeant Joseph Carrier,
of the Fourth regiment, and Frank 8er
lcckrot Korwalk. will go to Niantio,
Monday. to begin the work of getting
Camp Cooke in readiness for the annual
encampment of the Connecticut Nation-
al Guand.
A. 0. Canon, the Railroad place trait-
ercr, went to New York. Tuesday, tak-
ing the keys at the store with him
Mrs. Cause and her sister Jennie were
_obiiged to remain at the store all night
to watch the place.
Last week's steady stream of custom—
ers brought the New York Grocery
company's sales to a figure never before
reached. an indication that their goods
and prices are winners.
A special election will be held lilon-
day, at police headquarters. from 4 to 11
o'clock, to vote on the new South Nor-
walk city charter. The vote should be
a large one.
Will the party who took the keys of
Mrs. Gaylord's house on Crescent Ter-
race for inspection with a view of rent-
ing. kindly return some to Taylor 1%
Golden.
Davis, the tailor, has a (cw July snaps
to otter this week. They consist of such
articles as the summer man should in
clndo in his wardrobe
L-ickwoodii'i (‘Iark of Notwalk, who
are in the bicycle repair business. dis-
solved pnrtuership yesterday. Harold
Clark will continue the business.
John B Rider and t‘. H. livers have
purchased Columbine and Mrs. John ll.
iider and Miss Julia LtlckWOiKl, of East
avenu1-,l1avo purchased Hartford wheels.
H. Kricgeriuvites ladies to drop into
his store and look around. as he always
has special articles women need display-
ed on his counter.
Selectman Isuzu Seth-ck. who is ~uf
f1 ring with malaria. is s1 viiicuhat nurse
today. and unable to he at his other.
Thelmat ii. I) Smith is at lW-rris'
dock with a load of 1:11an
i) \v. k‘lul't'llun~1-. of ”it Norwalit
lion-l. h is Ti‘iliui‘ml 1:» Arrow his, 3'. Y.
ere-m “mm“ m ”
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its gmitleuvtnl lb
and healthtuilness. Assume th helb‘ new“
alum and all forms 111 adulteiation com-
mon to the cheap brands.
Bout Bantu l'evrnn 00.. New York-
“ BEATmG'fi-ifé'ofiuos.
A Quaint Old Ceremonial Mamet! M
eunially In laden.
Only once In three years does the quaint
old ceremonial ot the beating of the tower
bounds (duly observed on Ascension day
this your) take place. in the quiet. "00
planted quadrangle against the white tim-
crn [smut ywman wardens nsseinbhd
in their full uniform of scarlet, domrutcd
with the Tudor d1 vice of the mac. shun»
rock and thistle united, with Hills and
rosettes, and being joined by Lieutenant
General Gcnltn-yt‘ l1 rk lieutn built of the
tower, they Illctl into the historic (impel
of St. l’i-ti'rud Viniulu, whi re Anne l3»
lcyti and Catherine Howard liu buried
Here a short service was held, and then a
procmsion was formed, led by the chief
warrior, bearing his stat! of ofllco, on which
is mounted is silver tnmlclot the white
tower, and the high constable of the lib
1rtics of 1111111111111: 'lInu chino thoohil-
ilreti of the garrison s1 llilll-rlluyll 11nd
girls—all armed with \shitu [ruled rods
“ In roulth to limit the bounds. :1;
man .luilcr Sweeney. Iii-tiring are of
state. This I1. klt' old bu (11111 r Joys the
distin- tion of being the ohh at M rmnt oi
luruuijcsty in tin diamond jubilm y11r.
Hot-mud tht- mnh’oin Fchrniri WIT,
and so come In for duty at the prm- lnmu
tion. 1h. 131111-1111 itlnu tho row pii 111 of
Prior: Albertninltln 111.1rri11g1 111' h- rionj-
lSly.
lit-Ming the tower by the eastern draw»
bridge, the procession wvnt up 'I’uwcrhill
11.1111 round 'l‘rinity square, and the bout-
ing oi the slums nus dour with 111111 h
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to I10 situ. 111 d 1111 the pro mis- s 111’ .1 Iirm nl
\vl111-111r1hnnt~ “ho-.1 hospii. ibh 1115mm
itisInrcgulviliv1-l1ildr1‘n with lulu-1 11ml
lemonade and the wainlrrs with strong
mitrrs. In ”11- mrlyyrzirsnt tlu-cight
1111.1 century it was pruiitlml that lie:
children mm to in- rwuurd-rdnith linli'
penny rolls and min and ilmndults with
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'l‘mwr liberty liml its fil'l'ril'iltt' lliitglNil‘l'liil
jurisdiction, and ”MTV tl11~1~1111r1l111u<c still
stands—fit. JAIN." lindm-i.
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lhotir~t 111‘ [1111' \vi11l1- 11 1111.111" .1i1~. it
was 1mm Tuini'i'iut'. it i4 11m: 11111. .11.t't111
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rn-piilt'i‘il \iliilo- pm “nit." 'ilw il1'~l.nf
lion-.1- signs 3111111211111! in tho llvl\\’t‘2‘)' 'l'wo
uxpvrt \wrklm-u Hill Ill Ihv- Wllulnw 11f the
ahuvnmkvr's shop. warkmg busily. Moro
111m at W1HK 1.11 11- 1.1111 i11~i1i12 1111 r1~
\wrv mtutortuld” chain 1111‘ unit” «,1 141-.
1111mm and our»; 1111-” for tlwin ‘1 mid.
The shop iillrd 11 lung {1-11 want 'I l are 1-
now :1 t‘tilleltll‘l‘lllil“ 1.111117111' 11! tile?“ ltl
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Hurpvr‘n Timur. 1
"Thu llml Bridge Noighlmihuul,” a‘
hrilluut novel of Now England llTi‘.l
by Maria Innis» l‘uul. imgim in tho
Mayor of July huh, and will hr 1111111111-
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l‘n 1l's 11111111} '1 knowledge of New I.11-
gland rural 1-. and her skill in 1111;111:1-
ing strongly marked types; 11! character.
are shown to “Hall advantage in this n»-
tnarluihle story. whi1l1 has been Ilm-iy
illustrated by I 'Iill‘onl (“Mb-ton. I 11 but
{natures of the month will hv“Whu1
Women are lloiug in New England."
by Huh-n lmuh lined: "A11 Everyday
Slur].
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[511111111 .l. (tray. "The Huidowr
Woman" mil treat 11! summer pleasures
Ior wmnvn. notably golf. bicycling. and
other vacation sports. An til'ili'li‘ on
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SHEET MUSIC
"Summer Desserts" will be at mum-~11
to himtckcvyairs.
30nd Keller and High ls-hool.
The following initition with twenty.
three nnmvs stun-lied. has been tin-sent
111i 111 the indentation:
To the lionursbh- 1.111.111] oi halectmen of
of the Town of h'onvuili:
Tho undersigned electors oi laid town
hereby request you to call 11 smelal town
meeting for the purine of tiring upon a
price per 1I1y which the cities 111 Nor»
walk and liouth Norwslk shall be ru-
quirrd topaythotou'n of binrwalk tor
Tllt‘illtlol its road roller; and Tor 1111»
purpose of establishing a town high
school under ilbnpter L‘XXXVIil of 0111
lisuml Matures ut Connecticut.
M... .
thly»l sswiircygs just new; hot:
proud as a writer.
lluddywwm' what's hammtied in
him:~
Furldym'l‘hc «tutor says his tumbli- 111
the gvmt. and you know. he thought it
was only rheumatism.
“Well." said Mr. Canons. thought
tally. "l‘in clad toiot my daughter on
to the queen‘s jubilee. It will taste
her happy tor the next urn yew.“
"ism than that. perhaps.”
"in. Altar ten years she woirt care
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FREE!
Fusion 1’: ”uponu out Item
the morning. cvcuinu or hair
day potion, purchased at (Tole.
innu‘s News l‘wtnns and 11-.
more tree one copy of the Int.
cut sheet music. 111110 11111111 1
In 111 lt‘ct fmm. Coupon Willi
Mary paw. harm-111 111111 1.1
lanterns and lost
Oslorsd Hrs
l’or Twin City lantern parade
.lnly ii.
100 leads of tie Writing
Pspsrter 1e.
OLIIAI'I News Stand
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laurel.
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"TAYLOR I COLD!!!"
Reliable insurance “can.
Among tho escort"! \vnnlcwfi'us You- 1
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anglefoot!
t 00., 22 South Iain Street
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nose on on c , ues mar downto, t',8, l
m 15,17and300 1 1 0and llalgcpfl'ylll'd, were
wilAln fihirt waists 1111116111111 the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
11 ow
50c waists. new 25 cents
$100 " “ . 50 cents
TEL 271 and I 511 waists, 75 cents
131. 75 waists. $1.011
This is your great opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
5 eszms su1ieise.soswsts,eoss.
I I
Quality and Quantity
is a combination that you seldom find in equal pro-
portions.
“Y on cannot obtain better grain than we handlel
.111 y price.
d'lou annot pay less than we charge and get
grain that's as good.
The simplest sort oi test nill prove these facts
\lto you.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
. Manuel T. Hatch,
its Marshall Street, South lorwalit
Brnm' 11 51131111 1115’ Llwiy Stable.
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tlf yimrgd. 11111: 1 innit or your lrlr‘ilIL i111 111111 lllVJIlil'illlt: in nitcr
years. ‘11 11.1111 f: 3111111111» if you imn- the unnu- oi Jackson 11111111
FURY“.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JAGKSOII’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Street, Nor-walls. C!
(l; posit" .‘1 ~rw;1!l1ll vtwl. llntlitrnilvy line-1[uutllmdvmn
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NORTH’S STUDIO!
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TWENTY YEARS AGO APE STILL GOOD”
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NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigiied have placed the agency for Norwnlk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity 1111' the celebrated Crawford
ll. & ll. Stwt'inl juvenile ll. it ll. 11ml World bicycles with
l". W. lx'iltililib‘, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE !
In 111m lmslug 1111'; 1: 1 1‘y1‘1“ ”i any bu; the authorized
.Igf'lllfi, sec ‘iuit the vt‘ei'm’ 1.1"»11y 11- moor has on: huv‘tl tampered
Willing the guarantee is '1'i1':~1i1’;1w11 1211111 1.11 l'it'5'1j‘c’v when the combo:
'ins born intrrlcrrd an}: 111' rcniu.’ ~I.
nummuv 1““ DUWSIL' CU,
some.
Neckwear !
W1.- luivc placed on 1111111
to day the largest, Iiucst
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Ladies and Gentlemen
over exhibited in the city.
The W. A. BENEDICT CO.
\VASIIINIHTINS SOUTH NURWAI K.
THE COLUMBIA
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TYPEWRITER.
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1 ml Agents for 1301111.. til 14111111 “PM. New “lauded. 1112111111
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U1 U1: flick . ”(in
and lowest priced line 111'
Shooters i
(Ecumenism—-
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 standin 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.
Gemstock, Watkins
‘81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
DORLON HOUSE,
Gregory's Point. So. Norwallt.
.l. E. SULLIVAN. I’m-print. r and Manager
Terms renson:'1b e: B1.iti1lng httilllfl. Fish-
lliz: Eiwtrie Cars to H1 l1-l. 1211111111 'tlng
with “N” lHI'uIIls all the N Y
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YOU OII' T DO BETTER
Than L ave Tim Cicerrier
Print-
ing!
" away fora day's outing. Why not
Established 1867.
\Vheoi’you pay avisit to Father. ,1
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 outiit as any other gar-
ment. You wouldn't think of hir-
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
own your own bathing suit, and ‘
avoid all annoyance and guessing
who Wore it last.
We have lots oi'ihings for the sea-
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
Store Open evenings.
Oomstock Brothers,
l4 SOUTH HAITI ST.
So. Iorwalk.
IILFORO A. OIFFII
lmlt
lshscksmo Iiotsl Bleak.
Elastic cod suspcmhrs, 30c value. 25c.
Leather bells. set value.
Summer Neciwcu in shield and band
i ows au-i 1ic~~, .11 71-. 1
We still have about 25 p.015 111 those
$I.45 Pants
Manager.
At the Sentinel TWO NORWALK.
°""°°~ a wuss. l so. nonwamr.
’ 1. 2:25:23
25c.
11.11: and 13c
BATHING SUITS, 98c. $l.50, $2.75.
Were redu: cd from ‘82. 3. .1, and 5.
1111311 curry evening until 1) o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clotliier, Hatter and ll‘uriilshcr,
South Isrwslk
'— w
m
the
give you {ilevsuru
merit 11111
guaranteed A 1.
mm: M
Two used In Sentinel 111111111.
12: Washington Street,
satisfaction to the we
stink ol' stylish and scusonnhlc gm
perlcctiori. with L'H‘l‘i’llllflg imm lit to style and went
-1323
«a...» M. .
A Tip.
and 11 Iooinotc that none should
overloolojitiiuts to our shoes till
best in town. “llat.” when
said of footwear. menus several ,
things. In one respect your shots :1
A pleasant shoe gives comiort, enjoy-
'c like lunwthcy should
not. With our large
ils We can shoe you to
Glover’s NewSHOE STORE
teeth lsrwslt
Norwalk Chronicler