m use. We meme-n
‘ hyltsteatinat's Reporters.
llllll. SIIE lIlflWAY Illll DAMAGES.
Wolf Shavelson, whose Wagon was
cm on ltarle’a mu. rm Tues—
day light. has Wed At-
torney Joseph Taylor.
Wolf Bhavelson. whose wagon was
upset on Earle's Hill. last Tuesday night,
by being struck by a trolhy ctr. has re-
tained Attorney Joseph Taylor to bring
suit again“ the Norwalk Tramway
company.
Nowadays. nothing is too and. seem-
ingly. for the table. Good food produc~
or good effects on health and vitality.
' The good housekeeper is always on the
lookout for new dishes. They are wel-
come as a spur to the jaded appetite and
as a direct means of health and strength.
The leading purveyor of healthful food
and drink in South Norwalk is Charles
E. Seymour.
~10?’..’ reduction will be given on fur-
niture for the next 20 days. Compare
prices with bankrupt stock. Seofield dz
Hoyt. both stores.
The Narragansett Pier excursion. via
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, announced in our advertising
columns to-day, is worthy ofaliberal
patronage. To ignore this, considering
the extremely low rate offered. will be
an addition to along list of lost oppor-
tsnities.
—-The Stow Furniture Co. has bought
the entire stock of the assignee of David
Stow. and is selling it oil at prices below
cost.
A special ‘meeting of Buckingham
Post. G. A. R., will be held in the Post
rooms. tomorrow night. to take action
regarding the National Encampment.
It is hoped that as many of the comrades
as can will be present.
——All the markets of South .Norwslk,
Norwalk and East Norwalk will close at
9 o‘clock tomorrow morning for the bal-
ance of the day. '
The social committee of the Lahlont
club has arranged for a moonlight sail
on the Sound. to take place August 12.
All the members of the club are expected
to go.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Farrel.
of School street. who died last Saturday.
was held this morning from St. Mary's
church. The interment was in St.
Mary's cemetery.
John Fanzilli has the contract to
build the cellar of Joseph C. Miller's
residence in High street. and will begin
the work tomorrow.
—The Stow Furniture Co. has a large
stock of sideboards from the bankrupt
sale. at prices below cost.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested Wil—
liam Sheldon. of Wilton avenue. this
morning for assaulting his wile and
using abusive language.
——All the markets of South Norwalk.
Norwalk and East Norwallt will close at
_ ll o'clock tomorrow morning for the bal-
ance of the day.
James Ellis. who was arrested last
Week for intoxication and pleaded not
guilty in the Town Court, has paid a
line of ti and costumed been discharged.
The Catholic club directors will meet
tonight.
Isaatliul eyes grow dull and all
M the swift years steal away.
Irautllnl. willotvy terms so slim
Leas Iairnena with every day.
let she stlll ls queen and bath charm to
spare
Who were youth's coronal — beautltsl
s
W
Preserve Your Hair
and you preserve your youth.
"A woman is an old as she
looks.“ says the world. No
Woman looks as old as she is
it her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair from falling out, restoring
its normal color. or restore the
normal color to gray or faded
hair. by the use or
Ayer’s Hair Vigog,
I23»:
* for being intoxicated.
Ipthsiallwcsus mu alone-lied»
sidewalk on thaws-t side at lewtowa .
arcane. The undergrowth is so dense
that two persons cannot walkdde by
side on a rainyday without getting their
clothing wet. and young ladies often
complain of grass stains on their white
dresses.
Hon. .1. H. Olmstead‘s pocket was
rifled of a pocketbook containing twenv
ty~flve or thirty dollars and a
number of court documents. at the New
Haven depot. Thursday. at noon. He
was not awareof his loss until Thursday
evening. when he felt for his pocket-
book to pay a bill.
In a new advertisement today Freder-
ick W. Rogers gives a list of wheels he
has for sale. It includes some of the
best and cheapest bicycles made. Be.
sides the pleasure one derives from the
wheel. it is pronounced by some to be a
sure cure for malaria.
The Rev. Father Thomas Coleman.
pastor of St. Thomas' church. Fairiield.
whose departure six weeks ago created
each comment. as his destination was
unknown to his parishioners. returned
to Fairfleld on Saturday and officiated
at the services in the church Sunday.
At the next state convention of the C.
T. A. U. of Connecticut. tobeheld in
Waterbury. September 21. the slate con~
stitntion willbe amended so that con-
ventions will hereafter be beldon the
first Sunday and Monday of September.
t
5
t
-—The tit-ow Furniture Co. is selling a
good lounge from the bankrupt sale for
$2 to.
The Belle Horton’s excursion, next
Sunday, will be to Conny Island. lear-
ing South Norwalk at 9:30 a. m., and
Coney Island on the return at l :20 pm.
and Thirty-iirst street at 5230.
F. " " . t
The Connecticut Total Abstinence
Union will be represented at the nation-
al convention at Scranton. Pa. August
18, it) and 2!). by itsstute president. Rev.
Father Winters. of South Norwulk.
The funeral of C. Boyce willbe at-
tended from St. Joseph‘s church, South
Main street, tomorrow morning "at 9
o'clock. It will be the that funeral ever
held in the church.
The annual meeting oi the Gilbert i\'
Bennett Manufacturing company will be
held in Georgetown. this afternoon. v
The members of the company consist of l
Georgetown and Chicago people.
i?
. l
The members of the boy choir of l’as-
sale. N. J., are enjoying a sail this at-
ternoon on Captain ll. :4. t‘hirh's yacht,
“Three Brothers.“ '
Miss Flora M. Jennings; one of the
operators in the Southern New England
” Mlalcrwflk ’
an
alum and all.
men to the cheap
19
g . ,
BAKING
pill?!“
y Pure.
ebrated for its greatleavenl
glolieulthlullneso. Matures thel“
forms of sdulteration com-
brands.
n1. BAKING l’ownu (b. New York.
,... wmq:m ‘1. f .
held ,this morning from the South Nor-
walk Congregational church. Rev. G.
H. Beard ofliciated. assisted by Rev. D.
M. Seward. The pallbearers were
Thomas 1. Raymond. John H. Ferris,
Henry R. Fitch and George» A. Jen-
niugs.
The. interment was in Yonkers.
A woman who was standing at the
corner of Main 'and Wall streets and ~
saws number of bicycles pass her last
night. said. “The parade must be com-
ing now."
Then looking further down
he street and seeing no procession. she
lid. “0, that must have been the parade
hat just passed "
RussellSenior. aged two months. son
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tristram.
of Roton Hill, died this morning of
cholera infantnm.
held from his late home tomorrow after-
noon at '2 o'clock.
The funeral will be
Henry Schultze. who lives on the
Washington street bridge. and is out of /
be, industrial school in Meridcn on
parole. was taken into custody. this
morning. numerous complaints having I
been made of his misbehavior.
Mrs Richard lliker. of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. with her daughter I'Izlith, who have
been visiting Miss (fora llyxbec, return-
d home this morning.
The Not-walk people. who went on the,
Christian Endeavor excursion to Cali-
fornia, are expected home tonight.
Miss Fannie Pilgrim, of New York, is
hiring her sister. Mrs. W. It. No.41. of
93 Main street, Norwulk.
.I. l’. Treudw'eil rrturned lust night
mm a three weeke‘ vacation. which he
spent at Cornwall Bridge, (Jenn.
W. R. Bales spent yesterday in New
York city. -
Attorney .l. .l. (Juneo Went lo Huston,
yesterday, on legal business.
Telephone ollicc, has recon-red front her
recent illness.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwalk Blend of Councilmen will be
held tonight. to take further action on
the Crescent Terra: 0 wall.
St. l’aul‘s church, instead of giving its
choir boys an outing this year, wall giro-
them a free passage on the Congrega- ,
tionil excursion to Glen island. Friday. I
——All the markets of South Norwalk,
Nurwulk and East Norwulk will close at
o o'clock tomorrow morning for the bul. ‘
once of the day.
The mtmd barbecue oi the Nurwnlk
it and liuttrlmrs' amuciation will beheld
tomorrow. at the Norwulk Fair Grounds.
in the morning there will be a parade.
Yesterday was~ the eighteenth roan-cu
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
Present .3 .xotitmns cut from
the. morning, owning or Sun~
tiny [lil[li‘l'!~'. purchased a! Chit“
man's News Rooms and re.
l't‘l‘Jt’ free on:- eopy of the lat-
rst sheet llllhltf. loco copies
to select from. l'uupnn with
every paper. Largest line (if
Lanterns and Best
Colored Fire
For 'l'win (‘ity lantern parade
.luly 'JI’»
00 fluxes of l5c Writing
Paper for 7c.
OLEMMI'S News Stand,
to N. Mm Mutter.
tive day that rain has fallen in this Ioral- l
ity. The rain fall this month has been '
Tridlmm it: Hyatt are haviugabig
saleoi ludieu' line nuderclothiug. lllllv
week. it would be well toluy in a stock
from this well-established store.
iiev. and Mrs. l.. W. Wars, of l'a!~
vary Baptist church, will more the first
of next week from their pn'sent ren-
deuce in lmvis street to u l'me street.
.Iuim-n Iiurns Wm um-sted last night.
This morning ltu
Wastiumllfilioby .Inllge Frost. which
was paid.
Thomas (foles. of Railroad place. has.
sold his horse to Paul Ll. twhullzr. the!
marketmuu. ’ ‘
The race committee of the Twin City
Wheelmen will meet tonight. at the
club rooms.
«-
The children of Trinity church Buu~
,duy sehml will picnic at Iloton Point on
Thursday.
The lawn party which was pmtymned
last week 'wlll Ive held on Wodnemluy
evening. .Inly L’Nth. at 21! North avenue.
The litiolv club will numt Thursday
night with E. Iieardun. of I’latlsvllle
“VIPIIIII'.
Ileymnnd llrothers are discharging a
cargo H! mm! from the boat Frank.
1.7mm Tribe. No. 1‘“. l. u. it. If .ulll
hold its regular meeting tonight.
0. A. Tucker's residence in Main
street. Remain. in being reshlngled.
Nmilli Nurwulit
’FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
l": r a reliable
Liberal.
l'rom pt- paying
“to
insurance
1'”! It: y
(Jail
on
TAYLOR a ooa'ozn's
Reliable Insurance Igenoy,
u WAbllthl’l‘UN NTIll‘th'l .
I} ii. I.
BROWN’S
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
AN”
School clShcrthandl
OPENS
“uptembor 6th. I897
mo \l'nulilugmn M, Ho. Noruulk.
Delight u! Letzatton,
Superb Equipment.
Ilcautilul Ilull'lmg.
Less that hall regulm mice.
'l’vm departments at the p! lllc ol
one tor a limited time. only.
Ilay md evening SBShllitl‘i.
(.‘vutrelly Muted.
Coll or write.
Ulllcc no?! open.
5* Lawns. dimities. lappetxl. organdies.
angle on
X lo a double sheet at
autumn t
m
Gomouib Iain Street
.- r.......—.—__.¢_. .
ED ,ARD STREET!
Clearing ale of Summer Goods!
_ and other summer stocks. marked down to
close out quickly, Several lines market! down to. ll, 8.10 and 1250 per yurd,were
10, l5, l7 and 200. l ‘
All shirt waists have b the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
will show:
600 waists, ow 25 cents
8! 00 “ ” 50 cents
$1.25 and l l waists. 75 cents
$1375 waists 81.00
This is your great op rtuuity of the season.
a: WARD STREET.
5 eszm: an intro. '
~~—————-—————- .
PLE SANT RIDING .
The e summer evenings. and there's more pleasure in driving .
.1 good horse than a pmr one——more vatiety, more, pride,
morccasc
Yourhorse w0u!.l he more speedymctivc and handsome, if its
stomach was treated in a correct manner. Good clean oat:
’ makes a proper st! mm b, and you'd learn how to make a poor
. horse good. if you traded here thllllC.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
p5 Marshall Street. South‘lorwallt
lll‘illll‘ll uuhnaue' Livery titulle.
Ill yourself. your f.unily or your frieml» become invaluable in after
years. You are fortunate it you have the name of Jackson upon
your~.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JAGKSOI'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
‘. M. JACKSON Photographer, 5:! Wall Street. Norv-Ik. Ct
(lrpmiloh' :w'l‘i.‘ ll-,vl":. lluthterIcy lines [TL-"~Ilti.‘ door.
so FINER caneoumrs minus [I
’I' ll.\ .\' 'l' llllSl‘I Hi0.“
NORTH’S STUDIO!
. l‘illt'léélili’il‘.‘ MAM; HERE
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARI: STILL GOODl!
(.‘nl‘lmilulles now made will last as long.
6. 5. NORTH, . . . Photograper.
Th \l’.\r‘lll.\'ti'l'llf\' M'lllilfi'l', Sill'l’ll NllllWALli.
.__‘
SOCI ETV AND BALL
.....PRINTING......
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
For Saturday.
We will oll'ei' Children’s Wash
Suits at halt price, 01' in other
words suits for 500, 75c $1.00
that were $1, 1.50 and 2. Mod-
em slyle, all lino material.
That Summer Neckwear
‘ is well worth you ' attention; he
and We. [hiccuppoars sumlldiut
the quality is there.
The W.A.BENEDICTCO.
wasmso'mx sn, sum xoawanu
m
"m: catuusu
BAR tacit
‘I’VPEWRlTER.
Writes Her) letter on sight of operator.
Dom numl "I the work. In writing not“.
lnullmlly. and yields-l in the More |I|Ils
mtvmlmldlllooul labor. I
ll itl'loita if it «liollml the tonvunlenvu
“I ltmupl-mlor at m ry Illllmtml tin-r. by
lightens lou- lulmrmlvl render-'9 him capable
of doing Iii-Irv.
ll Int-l a lllllll It n! lt‘W‘lllHM null. .mvl :u
ulwuyn really 2i! l'u‘llll‘ ll, or miller llllillh
'l‘llm- .m- moon of the rmuom why it l~
m cIllTen-u' from all other: writing mo
Clllllllln.
Catalogue tell» you all about It. HIKE,
ypeoriter Iaaulaeturiag company,
wt. Filth and lmtmua uranium, New turn.
. g: ‘ i li;lr‘lrl
..
e
l
The columhla
ll.
I l 10in
l 5. BROWN.
0. U. Flteii a on,” ll Atlanta lnr (tum .. HI some ltmn. New liomlcm. lyl
'l‘wo “Ml in lieu lost ”files.
a“
e
Other ‘
Shooters I
GENTLEMEN:-—
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. ‘
A Bathing
Suit.
When' you pay a visit 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’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
avcid all annoyance and guessing
who wore» it last. ‘
We have lots ofthings for the scab
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
Comstcck. Watkins
8: Dow,
u: WASHINGTON STREET.
Danton HOUSE,
Gregory's Point. So. Norwalk.
J. E. SULLIVAN. Prnprlet r and Manager
Terms relisnnuliic: Bathing. limiting. Fish-
lmg: LIes-tric ('ul‘r I»! llntfll. v~vlllii*<:tll’!2
with all train»: on the N. '
ll. .‘c ll. ll.
‘ .
Store Open evenings.
UNSUltPASHI-ZD‘ liliODE ISLAND CLAN
BAKES AM) SHORE DlSNEllS. 10
to 5m
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than have Your Orders for
Print-
ing!
Comstock Brothers,
It SOUTH I'AII ST.
So. Ilorwalk.
IILFOID I. BIFFII
MW.
At tho Sentinel TWO fNORWALK.
°"'°" scones. so. sonwamr.
”Joly ShaET
tn end suspenders. 50c value. 25c.
._ “was:
.t’
hut.
Leather belts, 50c value, 25c.
Summer Neckwear in shield and band
bows and ties, at 7c, 3 ', IUC and 13c
BATHING SUITS, 98¢. $I.50, $2.75.
We still have about 25 pairs ot those
$l.45 Pants
l.elt Were reduced from $2. 3. l. and 5,
()pcn every eveningr until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Fumishcr,
Mahaekeme liotel
.-
tII lorwslk
,. ..,..
fl . and a lootnote that none should
, overlook, points to our shoes as
the-best in town. “ilest.” when
said ol‘ footwear. means several
things. In one resptet your shoes arclikc l'uu~they should
give you pleasure. A pleasant shoe gives cmnlbrt. enjoy-
ment and sniiathction to lllc wearer. With our large
stock of stylish and seosomiblc goods we can shoe you to
perfection. with everything li'om lit to style and wear
SHOE STORE
Glove r’s N my
teeth permit
or Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler