emoluments
l Darin lists, there andEvuwanrs
hIhISsaiiasIIsltspsrtsrs.
EXIIIIIISIM III . BlEII . ISLAND.
lany Tickets lead for the Congrega-
‘ cations! Picnic on Friday-Borne
d the Attractions of this Par-
fsmed Resort.
Many tickets have been sold tor the
Congregational Sunday school ercnr.
‘siou to Glen Island on Friday. ltis
certain that all will, have a most enjoy-
able time. Besides an opportunity for
an out-door picnic. this resort oners a
large list of other attractions. Donkey-
rides. swings, merryvgo-round and men-
ugerie will please the children,whils the
museum and other exhibits will equally
entertain the older ones. Tickets may
be bought at Dickennan’s store or J. M.
lqyton's cities See the advertisement.
Chief Prowitt.Eugineer George Aiken
and others 0! the Norwalk fire depart-
ment expect to go to New Haven today
to witness the testing of the New Amer-
ican steamer recently purchased by the
New Haven lire department. It is
through the letters of recommendation
of the steamer which the Norwalk de-
partment sent to the New Haven fire-
men that the latter Were induced to get
a New American in preference to an-
other make upon which they had al-
most decided. HM
The Advent Christian church held a
cottage prayer meeting at the home 0!
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilcox,_ot West
street. last night. The meeting was
opened by the singing of a hymn. after
which a number of short prayers were
made. The meeting was interesting
and helpful.
John Weston. formerly in the express
business in South Norwalk. but who
now has a place at North Beach. Bowery
Bay, arrived in town, yesterday after-
noon. and will run an "African Ded-
ger" at the barbecue.
The mid-week service of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will be
held as usual. tomorrow evening. The
topic for discussion will be. "How Can
We as Christians Help Maintain a Chris-
tian American Sunday?"
The $10 gift prize won by check given
by saleslady 18, for a child's cap at l3
cents. red number 48, at the Boston
Store, Norwalir, Saturday last, has not
yet been claimed.
l
The condition cl Frank Randle, of
Winn punk. who is sufiering with ner-
vous prostration,is said to be very serious.
and there are grave doubts of his re-
covery.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor oi the South Norwulk
Baptist church wil hold its regular
monthly meeting triight at So’clock.
-—-I'be trolley ride or me moles of the
South Norwnlk Baptist church has been
postponed till tomorrow at 2:10. It
stormy. further notice.
I
The Norwnlk Pottery H burdened
wilh orders. The trade in earthen ware
has not been so brisk before in years
Charles C. Ntcho‘s will lead the prayer ,
meeting at the Norwalk Btptist church, !
tomorrow night.
George II. Barnum will load the pray.
or meeting in the Norwallt chapel, to-
morrow night.
William E. Sheldon has the contract
to build tavo or three m-llar walls in It ty-
mnn'l street.
An addition he» been built to the roar
ot Herbert C. Allen's house in Cm
stmt.
The members at Uompany F were
drilled in guard duty at the armory. last
nlght.
The national encampment of limit.
A. It. will he held this your at Ilotl‘alo,
on August 23.
lisnklughsm Post I) A. ll . will hold
a special antenna lmtlulll.
A son has lwcn born In Mr and Mrs
Ointrlm .I. Sterling, ol I tilllli‘ltl avenue.
Tiles l’sulyn-r timer. of Spring street.
It quite sink.
The regular meeting ot Butler I, ldgo
will be bold tonight.
Craig Littlvjtihn. .ti’ffr‘ami titll. has
an attack of chills and terror.
AYER’S
Iarsaparllla
Is the original Summons. the
Want of the world. Others
have imitated the remedy.
They can't imitate the record:
tinned for the past two days, because of
the injuries sustained,Monday. night by
Alexander Olsen, who was doing the
work, rendering him unable to be about.
Norwulk, and the Episcopal church. of
Pascale, N. .l., enjoyed a trolley ride,
last night. over the entire line of the
Norwalk Tramway company
will leave for Retort Point, tomorrow
morning at 9:30 o'clock. on special trol~
ley cars. from in front of‘ Comstock
Brothers‘ store.
a party of young people, last night. in
honor of M. Barry.
Rev. M. Barry, of St. Mary's. who is
their guest.
morrow, Trinity Sunday school picnic
to Botou Point will be postponed till
Friday. Time of starting, 9:30 a.
from Comatocl: Brothers'.
nue. who is the leading soprano in the
choir of Dr. Cnyler’s church, Brooklyn,
has been given a vacation until Septem-
ber I.
to New Haven. Monday, where he has
secured a position as an extra man on
one of the street railway lines.
have been at the Norwalk Hotel.
taken board with Mrs.
earned, gross, in the second week in July
slum,
ponding period of last year.
make the- trip from New York to South
Norwalk.
roughness of the weather.
Fire Insurance company was held this
mor ring in the oIIh-o of (towles .i' Men
rill.
been given on The Green. last night,
was postponed on account oi the incle-
ment weather.
hig midsummer reduction stile.
hat-unlit» new patterns oi carpets. Hull’lpfl for To.
looted with the greatest cure.
walk Building. [loan and investment
Association, held a nweting last night!
In the «Illce of Taylor dc (inIdr-n.
week will lIO a jolt in both black and
white (lt cornmd t‘lll‘fitlle.
will hold its regular meeting tonight
and Install oilicers.
The mirror mile; a the South Ner-
wslt Baptist church. tomorrow night.
will beiuohsrgect the Y. P. 8.0. E.
The abject will be “Christian Fruit-
tulnsss. " It inspected that Dir. James
and othersi'romBell Islandwill be in
attendance. The meeting will be led
by G. Walter Aiken.
m
Charles You. of South First street.
went to Crescent Beach. East Lyme.
this morning. as delegate of the First
Baptist church. Norwalk. to the conven-
tion of the Baptist Young People’ s
Unions, which is being held in Crescent
Temple.
At last night's meeting 0! the Catholic
Benevolent Legion. Rev. J. T. Winters
was received into membership. and de-
livered a very interesting address on the
advantages of fraternal insurance. one
of the chief objects of the Catholic Be-.
nevolent Legion. ._
The work of destroying the Ratchford
building in Wall street has been discon-
The. boy choirs of St. Paul's church.
The scholars of Trinity Sunday school
hlr. and Mrs. P. H. Dwyer entertained
a nephew of
——II unfavorable weather prevails to
“1.,
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, of Morgan ave-
errge Sweet. of High street, will go
who
have
Van'l‘asrvl, near
Mrs. McKenna and two sons,
he Fair Grenada
The B idgeport Traction company
as against $7.98liin themrros-
The steamer Belle Horton did rot
last night, because of thr-
’l'he annual roosting of the Norwalk
I Mr. Slerlingworth is his wife or lluf."
Absolutely Wmfil
Celebrated for Its firestles
and heal! M In it it
al um “Elldh nllfilgmeiaqdlfiebglfium com-
mon to
s eh mob
item. BAKING“ Petrol! 00.. New Tort.
l’rot. I S Brown. late principal of
Wood's New York School of Business
and Shorthand. has established abusi-
ness r illege in the hiandevllle building,
opposite the Evening Sentinel oIllce.
This gives an opportunity to the young
people of this vicinity to obtain a high
grade business and shorthand education
without leaving home. Prof. Brown
comes highly reconimended, and callers
at his office will find him pleasing and
attablc. See his advertisement in
another column.
Grand Secretary F. G. Grinncll and
the district deputy of the New England
Order of Protection, from New Haven,
paid an oIiiciaI visit to 1’. C. Lounsbury
Lodge. last night. Mr. Ingersoll. from
Bridgeport. was also present. and all
made addresses. A collation was served
at the close of the session.
A deputy sheriff from
brought seven men to South Nor-walk.
yesterday. They were handoutl'cd
together and taken to Bridgeport jail .-
on the 1: 3'7 train
Two more boilers arrived today for
will take the place of theories now in
use at the pmtr station in Meadow
street.
Percy l.. RISE—rm“ Wilton, well
known in Norwalk. is canvassing {or n
hat proserver.
”Whether a man is happier working
for his own good, or for the good of
others, is merely a matter of tempera
merit," said the philosopher. “It all
depends on wh .‘IllPl’ a man would rather
have money or a monument."
"lcan't tell whether the, lady with
remarked Mrs. Throckmlrton to her
husband, as she gazed hum-ls the theater
through her lorgm-ttv. “II:i-' Sterling-
worth got his dross mill or: "‘ asked
Mr. 'l'hrot'kmorton. "No, ll" iswcairiug
a brown suit." "Yes. tho lady is his
wife." -
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
Present .3 mttwus cut Iron:
the morning, err-hing or San-
tlny papvrs. purchased at Colo
Tire annual election of otlicers oi the
Not‘wallt (his Light company will be, '
hold this afternoon at I oclock . at the'
IlTlCC of the Company in Water street.
The build concert which was to him-
1
I
Scotwlzl r\’ lloyt are in the midst of It
'l‘Iloy
The board of managers of the for.
illeknnnnn r\' Sun's spemtd for this
s... .... w...
Louise Lodge. Daughters oi Hermon.
The burn on the it. I“. Brown estate.
in Wilton. was struck by lightning dur-
ing the last thunder shower.
A lady's stunll Imndlrerchlt-I Will he
had by the owner by applying ot this
olllcc.
John Kelly. tenderly night whichnmn
ntllm [January Ilt'ptll. wdl operate the
gates at the ilross uninteresting.
man's News liotllllli and re-
vmvr- Irm- unm‘opy of the li|I~
t-sl short rnuslu. 40ml copies
to M'lt‘l‘l fruit]. Coupon Willi
every paper. Largest llllt' oi
lantern: and Best
Colored fire
For Twin (‘in lantern particle
July at;
too loses of I50 Writing
OLEMAI'S Iowa Stand,
In N. Mm Mull r.
FIRE:
INSUR-
ANCE
For a reliable
Ll lift“.
Prompt paying
Fire
insurance
l'ollt'y
(fall
(III
TAYLOR G OOLDIN'S
IsIIsbIs Insurance nosey,
Tl Vlarlllltltl’l‘oh “TEETH“.
l‘uulli Nurmtll a
BROWN'S
BUSINES5
COLLEGE
(lot I.
Ilr. ll. Ii. llatesllasrolnrnerl from Mt
Clear View. (Joan. and is recovered
{tom his recent Illness.
much...“
The batchers' barbecue has been 1qu-
pmied until tomorrow. on aewout of the
rain.
The Norwallt Ilrngglsts' ”Width!"
will hold amoetlng thissl’tsrnorm in tha-
parlors of the Norwnlir Hotel.
——"Norwalk hisrhincty Man” In tiger
Inn on water power at llristol. trulsy.
A lmllssm‘c batman the West Nor
waits and Darlene will he played in
Darn-u. tomorrow utter-noon.
The gates at the Corn; stmt minted
cursing, itinerant. will he used tor the
so Years of 0am
first time next loamy.
AMI
School at Shorthsud I
OPENS
Toptombur 0th. I397
I‘II Was-Itlnglon til .I'io. Norrnlh,
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I
I
Delight ul Location.
Superb Equipment.
Ilrautifot lluilvlihg.
Less that hall regular ruler.
Two departments at the prim of
one Ior a Iimiti’ti time on: v
Iluy and sterling sessions.
Centrally Innatcti.
(Jail or write.
Illclt now open.
I S. IIRUWN
Dunbury
the Norwalk Tramway company, and l
“in
tangle not!
“lo a double sheet at
Lawns. dimities. lappe . organdies, and other summer stocks, marked down to
close out quickly.
Hal lines marked down to, e, 8,10 and 1234c per yard were
l0. is, 17 and see
All shirt waists have had the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
will show
50c waists. now . 25 cents
3| 00 " 50 cents
In. 25 and I 50 waists, 75 cents
$1.75 waist $1.00
This is your great op rtunity oi the season.
I WARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE B ILDIIBW ' IOIWALJ. CCII.
PLEASANT meme
These summer at. c: logs and thercs more pleasure ill driving
agood horse than :1 pt Oi onc~more variety, more pride,
moreeasc.
Yourhorsc wrluld be: more speedy, active and handsome, if its
stomach was tr: led in a correct manner. Good clean oats
makes a proper Emmet ll and you'd learn how to make zi poor
horse g )od, if you traded here awhile.
Buy Oats That' 3 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Marshall Street. South Icrwallt
Ilmu h t‘l'lllllltlir' Lite” Stable.
PORTRAITS‘
III yollrp ll. tum Illnlli‘ or your friends Ile't‘nlllr' invaluable in alter
ymrs. )w: m- fortunntoifyou have the name of Jackson upon
yours
Jackson's Platiuuv‘ Steel Finish Photographs Lust Forever!
JACKSOlt'S PHDIOGRIPIIS IRE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, .3 Wall Street. Norvolk. ct
Ilppmito ‘vll'vlofla Ilwtr-I. lluthtrvvilvl lilll‘t‘ [thrillmltfll-
no rules ,QARBONETTES ‘ls‘iewstl
“ 'I'IIAN THOSE FROM
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I'iltl‘lhlui‘ih’ mm: mm:
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L'lll'lulllt'lll'- no“ lllilllt,‘ will last as long.
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7‘ \\ A‘lll. “kill“. Smilil'l-T Mil I'll NUllWAIilx.
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SOCIETY AND BALL
..... PRINTING.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
_ ...., .
For Saturday
“0 will oll'cl' Children’s \thsll
Suits at hall price, or in other
words suits Ior 500, 750 $1.00
that were $1, 1.50 and 2. Mod-
cl'n style, all line material.
That Summer Neckwear
is well worth you' attention; 50
and I00. I’l'iceappottrs smallflntt
the quality is lllOl‘O.
The W.A.BENEDICT 0.0.
WASIIINCTON
Sl‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
is: esteem
sis LOCK
’IYPEVIIII'I’ER.
\\' illt own litter insight oi operator
Ilium most oi the Work. In writing unto
ltmtilnll y. and iivldn m the time thus
sow-II :Itlolllllmnl In? tor.
ll mtw zu- it it Killlllwl Ilw (mlvrlt‘tum.
uI llwngulnlol at on It turn and tin or try
Imim n— lll lulu" lilill rind-h him inlllllllt
of lining "II!“
It has a hawk HI keeping it’ll-ll. om! in
"lungs remit Ill Hillv «I, an all" r lltm ..
”Ilium .-m wow nl' Hit N stwrtt- silly I is
.u at [forum Irom all ullwr writing mu
(Mllllwn
F'IIII P2
I 'tnlnlog m» I; “It you oll .tlmlil it,
The Colombia 1' ypswrltsr flanufscturlng Getaway.
- . View} ”to?
iltilh atrl’tri I Illli moi it! turns uhmm
U. C. Filth All. H Inhibit \ttuliI-t for(' null” SI vemit within! .‘tuw lullltlml ”I I hm
Other
Shooters!
Gssrreuesz-
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
you; it is just as good or bet-
tertoday 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.
When' yen pay a visit to Father
Neptune you should be properly
and becomingly attired. It you, j
are fond of bathing, a bathing suit
is quite as necessary a part of your ,
summer outfit as any other gar-‘5
merit.
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
away fora day's outing. ‘Why not
own your own bathing suit, and
arc-id all annoyance and guessing '
who Wore it last.
We have lots ofthings {or the sea-
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
Comstock, Watkins
& Dow,
its WASHINGTON STREET.
DORLON HOUSE,
Gregory's Point, 50. Iorwallt.
J. E. SULLIVAN. Proprietor and Manager
Terms reasonabize Bathing. Boating Fish-
Ing: Elent tric Cursto Hotel. connecting
Mth nII trains on the N.
N. H. II. II.
. l
-o
Store Open evenings.
CNSUIll’AHSEl) RHODE IS
BAKES AND SHORE DI
ml) CLAM
mail 5m
LNA
NS
Gemstock Brothers,
I4 SOUTH IIII ST.
is. Iurwslh.
MILFORD A. OIFFII
YOU CAI’ T DC BETTER
Than I v we Your Orders tor
Print-
Ingl
Manager.
At tho Sentinel TWO $303WALK.
°""°" srouss. so. noswamr.
Jilly slaps!
IiIaslir, cnd suspenders, 50c value, 250.
Leather belts, 50c value, 25c.
Summer Neckwear in shield and band
hows anvl ties, at 7c, 8 ', too and 13c
BATI'IIIC SUITS, 98c, SLSO, $2.75.
Vc still hate about 25 pairs ot those
$I. 45 Pants
Left Were reduced from 82. 3, 4, and 5,
()pcrt every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Fumishcr,
lsbseksms Metal Black. South Isrwslk
‘
W ”‘wwkmmm w» :3
ATI
l‘c,‘ - ’ p'
\t.
and n I'ootnotc that none should
overlook, points to our show as
the host in town. “Best," when
said of footwear, moans several
things. In our: respect your shots ntclikc lutl~~thcy should
giro you pleasure. ' A pleasant slim: gives C(IllllJl‘t.L enjoy.-
ntent and sniislnction to the wearer. With our large
stock oI stylish and scnsottnlllc goods we can shoe you to
pcrIcction thh everything Itom lit to style and wear
guaranteed A I
Glover’s NEWSHOE STORE
[no need in Sentinel illliu
I22 Washington Street, South lomslt
pr
l ou wouldn' t think of hir~ .
Norwalk Chronicler