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The Selectmen of that Town and of
theTown of Norwalk to Hold a
Oonference with the urge.
way Commissioners.
A meeting of the blew (‘lsnaan select-
ruen and the Highway Commissioners
was held yesterday to take action on the
matter of building a macadam road be-
tween that place and Norwalk. A
joint meeting of the seleetmen of the
two towns and Highway Commission-
erswill be held in a short time to fur
ther consider the matter.
The Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
and the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
palchurches will picnic at Mount Grove,
tomorrow. They have chartered the
steamer Isabel, which can carry 800 per-
sons. In the morning they will sail
along the north coast of Long Island,
teaching Locust Grove about It o'clock.
After having dinner there, they will
all along towards New York and will
return in the early evening.
St. Joseph's T. A. B society will hold
its second social meeting in Music Hall,
Thnmdny night. Great pains have been
taken to provide an excellent program-
me and the members are assured "l. hav-
ing a fine time. llllicers will be install-
ed. and delegates from Hartford,Bridge-
port and Stamford are expected to be
present.
Trinity church, New Haven, has been
selected as the'place for the consecration
of the Rev. Dr. Chauncey B. Brewster,
of Brooklyn, as bishop coadjntor of Con-
necticut. The consecration will take
place in October, probably about the
middle of the month-but the date will
not be decided upon for several days.
Mechaley Brothers are to open, short-
ly, the store recently occupied by Seeley
d: Adams, in'Stamford. and‘will contin-
ue thp business conducted by that firm.
They expect to take the agencies for the
wheels sold by Seeley do Adams.
The Speaking Circle of King’s
Daughters, of the Norwalk Baptist
- church, enjoyed a trolley ride. yester-
day afternoon, over the line of the Nor-
walk Tramway company.‘ There were
about thirty in the party.
, The Sunday school of St. Peter's Ger-
man church will hold its annual picnic
Wednesday. August Hill, in Peter
Guigue’s woods, taking a special trolley
car from the church at 9:30 o'clock.
Thomas H. Powell, until recently em-
ployed at Baxter's drug store, has gone
toNew York, where he has secured a
position. __
The front of Lorenzo Dibblc's new
store in North Main street is receiving
aooat of white enamel paint. Artist
Wilson is doing the work.
At the butchers' barbecue, \Vtrdllei-
day, there will be a mil-yard flying start
between Fred (1. Harman’s broncho
Dally and Walter Jennings on a bicycle.
A meeting of tbehlorwalk Yacht
club has been called for tonight at H
o'clock. at the clot ohouseliickory Bluff.
Gimpany I" will begin drilling to-
night. and will continue it for the
two weeks previous to going to serum.
The Twin City Mandolin club held a
rehearsal last night at the home of Wil-
liam Montgomery. in (June street.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
in repairing the space between the rail
of its track on Mill Hill.
John '1‘. Hayes“ having the interior
of his store repainted.
The trolley carton the Westport divi—
sion now burn green lightu at night.
Jacob Bchaub. the butcher. lll very
tilt at his home in Meadow street.
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Butler lodge will rehearse the in.
degree tonight.
The members”! mnnpnuy h‘ will be
instructed in outpost duty tonight.
flops Bose «money will hold a man-
lar hurtling and wash tonight.
u‘llt Syracuse racer. (tonic quit-k be»
M it is taken. 1’. W. llogots
., rs Grove. in Weatport averted.
That Spot...
First sin; of a dim; asst '-4
the of a dollar; then big as
the ol yourhsad. The i
“mum stoplt. ;
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.Hudden block ‘at Wall and River streets,
his hat been delayed asveral days on ac
count of the nan-arrival at the hon. It
reached South Norwslh this mornlng.
having been fourteen days coming from
Paterson. bl. J.
William J. Weisheit. a prominent
member of Uncut Tribe. Imp. O. R. ll.
was thrown on his bicycle in Dorian.
Sunday night. caused by the handle bars
on his bicycle turning around. His note
was badly cut.
Mabel Lanxton. aged eleven years,
step daughter of John Ritchings, was
committed to the Girl's Industrial school
today by Judge Gregory, on the charge
of incorrigibility.
0n coconut of the new law, you must
order your Sunday papers in advance in
order to have them delivered. Prompt
delivery is guaranteed by Coleman, the
popular North Main street newsdealer.
"Captain Jack" James, Daniel Hurley
and John Doyle, finishers in Crofut to
Knepp's hat shop, No l, are to have a
standing jump contest. It is said that
Doyle can jump nine feet and two inches
with ease.
The Catholic club will hold a fate of
linterns and lawn party on the club
gmunds, opposite St. Mary’s church.
West avenue, tonight. Bishop Tierney
is in town today, and has been invited
to attend the fete.
The funeral of the late Edward S.
Luidluw will be held tomorrow after-
noon in Westfield. Mass. Delegations
of the societies of which Mr. baidlaw
was a member, will attend.
John Uzell was in the Town Court
this morning, charged with abusive
language and breach of the peace by his
wife. The case was continued by Judge
Gregory until this afternoon.
At the rehearsal of Butler Lodge,
touightwreparations for attending the
funeral of Edward Laidlaw in West-
Vfield, Mass, on Wednesdayywill be
made. '
The annual picnic of Trinity Sunday
school to Roton Point will take place
Thursday. The start will be made at
9:30 by special trolley cars from the
South Main street switch.
Work was commenced yest erdey on thu-
preparatory toilttiug it up can hotel,
which will contain about fifteen rooms.
Ovid Friedrich, of Wall street, disap'
peared from town very suddenly last
Friday. It is understood that since his
departure he has been in Chicago.
The residence of Captain Joseph
Vrootn, in Woodward avenue, is quar-
antined on account of diphtheria in the
house.
The arch under the sidewalk in front
of the City Hotel. which had settled
slightly. has been torn up and is being
rebuilt by Contractor Fanzilli.
Tnc metal cornices and skylights for
the new bank building arrived today.
Elbert 0. Smith, of Paterson. N. J.,
made a business trip to South Norwallt.
yesterday. ._.-_.....
John Colby, Sr, of South Main street,
is confined to his home today with the
chills.
Harry l-i, Seller-k, oi Dnrien, has u now
win-e] on which he enjoys frequent rides
irun Darion to South Norwalk. and
vine verse. W
Lorenzo Dibble, the North Main
street groceryman, has received a haml-
somo lot of fixtures from Tgenlon, N. .l.,
for his store.
lllany colored people of Norwallt are
port. today.
The gnuui on The Green is being trini-
tned. The llllll' triangular green to the
south has also received attention.
A regular meetingbfwthe Twin (lily
What-linen will be held in the club
rooms tonight at a o'clock.
A carload of slate has arrived for the
roof of the South Norwalk Hat Forming
company’s factory.
Betsey A. liolmrs. widow of Joesph
Holmes. «lied at her home. In l'niou
avenue. last night. nerd llltlyvlll 3mm
FAST FLYEB walnut).
Two lien mum and Half a Dozen
Persona Fatally Injured.
lblnvor. August il M'l‘he fast llyor on
the Kansas and Pacific railroad was
wrecked at daylight today. four tailor
east of llsnver.
John A. Ward. the engineer. and W
ll. Harrington. the baggage master,
Were ltilled.
Five passengers were fatally injured.
and many others were hurt.
The accident was caused by a wash-
out. The heavy rains during the night
had carried a portion of a bridge, and
thasnglne plunged into the abyss, fol.
Thsctheroars were piled in «ruled: a
on top oltheth.
attending a picnic at Avon Park, Bridge. ,
lowedby the mall and beggars ra'
Absolutely Pure.
aborted for its roatleav
:pwhealthlullness. gAssume $ng
um and all forms of adultentionoom-
mon to the cheap brands.
rat. Bursa Powers 00.. New York.
At the Tent, Belle Island.
In the large tent on Belle Island,
which—barring the celebrated mosquito
raid—has been the scene of so many
entertaining and useful meetings this
season. H. F. Sherwood. of the Stamford
Advocate stuff will, on August 7,
describe. with the aid of stereopticon
illustrations, a trip through the southern
Berkshires. and the "legend of Sleepy
Hollow." The pictures are excellent;
the accompanying rr-iuarks are instruc.
tire and entertaining without preten-
tious oratory. Everybody attending
wil', we are sure, be interested and
pleased.
“But I thought your husband was
such an active man 3" “Active! If it
w: rrn’t for me, i don tlwiievc he’d get
up in time to go to bed.”
Ah, well, that's better than some hus-
bands. you know. who scarcely go to
bed in time to get up.
Frcd.—-‘ I don't SH? much use in my
studying Greek." llis Father—”Why
not, my son 1‘"
Fred.~“According to all accmiuts.
there ain’t ageing to be any (tree-ks after
a while. I think 1'“ study Turkish."
”George." laughed )lunclianson, "tell
the truth, old chap; that cherry-tree and
hatchet story wasn't tree. was it '5"
"No, it wasn't," said Washington.
"It was grossly exaggerated. What I
really did was to cut down an oak with
o paper-cutter." And Munchausen
took oil his championship medals and
pinned them upon the breast of Wash-
ington.
“Cellini, when did you first discover
that you were a sculptor 1'" observed
l’hidiss one afternmu at Mrs. ('wsnr’s
tea. "When l was arhild,” said Cellini.
”When my father was away from home
i had to do the curving for the family."
Sunday Law.‘
You must order your
Sunday Papers
in advance, to be :lclivr red.
Prompt Delivery.
Leave your cold. in daily. Sun-
day and owning pups-as to
be delivered at your
house.
lilis lnsrrtcdiupapcr lOC hundred.
culture's News Stand,
in N. Marv Svtucn‘r.
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lellsbls Insurance Agency,
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Delight nl Location.
Superb Equipment.
llcsutilnl Building.
Lets that ball regular rates.
Two departments at the price of
one for a limited time only.
Day and evening melons.
when commits nine
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00.. 22 South lain Street
J C,Ie’aring.$ale of Summer Goods l
(tam. dlmitiaa. lappetl. organdies. and other summer stocks, marked down to
close out quickly, Several lines marked down to, ll, h, 10 and 12};‘,c per yard,wcrc
10, us, 17 and me.
All shirt waists have had the pruning knife at work, as the following prices
show:
50c waists, now 25 cents
81.00 " " 50 cents
£1.26 and l 50 waists, 75 cents
$1.75 waists. tux)
This is your great opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
5 eszrrre IUILDIIIB, tannin—cos]:
The Keen Buyer
always compares the price of an article With its honest value
as he understands inbut it is not always easy to determine the
value.
Buy vour grain from ,a reputable and responsible grain,
dealer. Give your trade to people who intelligently take hold
of your orders and execute them promptly at the lowest price
consistent with best quality and full weight goods. i sell good
clean grain just as low as it is possible to sell it.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
, l5 Iarshall Street. South llorwalk
, Branch boltnans' Livery Stable.
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(if yoursell. ynurlnmily or your friends lit-(Tillllt‘ invaluable in after
years. \ou are lortunateif you hows the name of Jackson upon
. yours.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forevst’l
JIGllSOI's PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PDRIMITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor, .3 Wall Iaroot, Norm-Ill, 0t
Optuwlm Nill‘wulk Hotel. .lluth trolley llllll‘i paw the door.
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AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
For Saturday.
We will oll'ei' Children’s Wash
Suits at hall price, or in other
words suits tor 500, 750 $1.00
that Wore $1, 1.50mu1 2. Mod—
ern style, all lino material.
That Summer Neckwear
is well worth you ' attention; 50
and 100. [hiccuppcnrs snntll,lmt
the quality is there.
The W.A.BENEDICT CO.
WASTTINGTUN St, SOUTH NURWMK.
' in": colour.“
BAR toes
TVPEWRITER..
Wriim every letter In sight NAM-ruler.
lbw tnml M the work. in writingl onlo—
lllnllrnlly. nwl yields in the time thus
saw-oi mlvlllimml lnlmr.
l1 urtmtnll it ulmllml the convenience
Ill llmntwrnlnr at «W ry Iurnntml thereby
lightens his labor and rrndeu hint Humble
of doing town.
it has a knack oi keeping well, and is
always ready at critical, or other titties.
The-o- nre wine of the reassure why It la
Ml Illnehtll from all other writing ma—
chines.
i l Catalogue tells you all about it. FREE.
on”? m ”"i. t. snows
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The callable 'l‘ynserltsr lsnnfact rln Company,
“mowgfimggh use... W.
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To Trap and
Other
Shooters, l
GENTLEMEN:— .
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
you; it is justasgood orbet-
ter today than ever. Why
let preindice 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.
Prsctlusl Hints 3
about clothing are always
in order. Suggestions count,
for nothing, though, unless:
carried out. Our stock of
summer clothing is a' library
in itself; so arranged that it
won’t take you five minutes ‘
to gain a large amount of
valuable information. You
can take the information
with you, too, on very easy
terms. It pays to dress well,
especially when it; V can be
done under favorable price
conditions.’ There’s 'mouey
in every pocket of a garment
sold by us. Several broken
lots of men’s suits, $7.50;
were 10 and 12 dollars.
Comstock, Watkins
at How,
i u WASHINGTON STREET.
nontosnonsr,
Gregory's Point, So. Norwa k.
J. E. sULLll'AN. Proprietor and Manager
Terms reasonable: mulling. Boating. Fish-
lng:Ele'tri(r Corst, ll tl. nnnnti
with all tr..in.~:”nn”lt:ue;s. N. a“
Store Open evenings.
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UNSUTTPASSED RHODE ISLAND OL‘Ahl
BAKES AND SHORE DINNEBS. 5
[1129 m
, .. Gemstock Brothers,
vou can no sense
Than have Your Orders for M 5001'“ III! N.
Prlnt. So. lot-slit .
IILFORD l. “VIII”; ,
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as tho sentinel TWO NORWALK.
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STORES.
so. nonwsnm,
Leaders!
For this week will be'-extraordi‘-
nary interesting and of extraordi-
nary value.
UMBRELLAS
are just now in great demand and
we offer you an opportunity at
the right time to purchase a$2
value at $1.35. We are also clos-
mg,r our line oi'spriug trouscrings
at :5 to order; former values $6,
I , .
()pcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Butter and Furnisher,
Ishuksmo llotsl slut. touts Mm
Hovo You Lookod
Through our stmlt of fmtwear‘: it merits your careful inspection. that were
never called upon to punish themselves. Wearing had shot. is wholly m
ary. It'll like goltigus a lung pleasure trtpto wear a pair of our line Im-
tlhoss which amnd every prmible slemsnt of comfort. There‘s scarcely W
more painful than a own. and malt me are caused by bad show. Magical
for footwear means perfect tits. long Vfll‘, inmate prices. and practical mm.
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Norwalk Chronicler