flashes lien, mi. “Everywhere
bytteSealiasl’slleperters.
announce ANNIVERSARY
Observed Last light by South Nor-
walk Companions of the For-
est—Husk. Dancing and
Refreshments.
Star of Columbia Circle celebrated its
third anniversary. last night. in its
rooms in Washington street. Among
the many guests were Bnpremo Treas-
urer B. A. iterator-,0! Bridgeport; also
Mr. Hughes and Miss Ennis. of Park
City circle. Bridgeport. Miss Lester
spoke of the work of the circle for the
past three years and of the benefitsof
the order in general. Refreshment.
were served. thy tables being decorated
. with ferns. emblematic of Forestry.
Linxweiler'a orchestra furnished music
for dancing.
A meeting of the Germanic Swager»
buud will be hell Monday night. The
ruult of the meeting may place the
building under the control of a New
York brewing company, it being under-
stood that the mortgagees. Mrs. Bertha
Becker and Frank'll. Becker, will be
satisfied to tranfer their claims to the
brewing company.
, ~Latest fall derbys. ()‘Brien's.
Lieutenant D. H. Weeks and George
S. Grumman. of Phwnix Engine com-
pany. of Norwalk. came to Danbury
yesterday afternoon, and tendered the
members of the Kohanza Hose company
an invitation to mompauy them on an
excursion to Oyster Bay on August 20th.
wDanbury News.
The assignment of preachers for the
mouth of August at the First Methodist
Episcopal church is as follows: 8th.
Rev Williamli. Thomas. Lynn. Mass ;
15th. Rev. Galen C. Spencer. New Mil-
ford; did. Rev. Robert W. Jones, Brook-
lyn. N. Y.; 29th, Rev. llcrbert S.
Brown, Danielson.
Ernest R. Wilson, who represented
Putnam Hose company at the funeral of
E. S. Laidlaw‘ in Westlluld, Mass . re-
ports that he was most pleasantly enter-
tained by the members of Butler Lodge
with attended the funeral. Mr. Wilson
is grateful for the courtesies extended to
him. and desires to express his thanks.
—-So. Norwalk Baptist church trolley
ride, Monday. Aug. 9. 35’cents.
Fred Burton. the Eastou farmer who
is held for trial on the charge of resist-
ing the sheritl‘s and threatening the
“Vt s of Moses and Ida Ogden. is in bad
shape physically in consequence of rough
usuage at the time of his arrest, and his
attorney threatens suit against his as-
sailants. __.., Mm.
~Native spring chickens, Me a pound.
at Huyes' market.
Edward Brotherton was coming down
from the Fair Grounds on his wheel,
Wednesday evening, when. in front of
the Center school, he attempted to cross
the trolley tracks. became tangled up in
the railroad took a header, landing on
his shoulders. He received several pain-
ful bruises.
~8traw hats. O'Brien's.
.‘hills and fever. with a number of
cares of malaria. unusual in such a
large number of cases, are being report-
ed by the doctors. They are thought to
be the result of the wet weather.
pry
Dc VMSC it?
i It‘s the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature. so no preparation
can incite hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
state conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayer's Hair Vigor. it re—
moves deeds-ad. classes the
scalp. nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows. and,
list as a desert will blossom
under rain, so bald heads grew
hit. when the roots are nour-
lubed. that the roots must be.
there. it you wish your hair
retain its aaratel color. or
cf the summer girl is being exhibit-
edbyllasRobiascn. of Boston. at the
Busteuetere. Nerwaik. itiscailsdthe
Union Belt and is a new invention for
uniting the shirt waist and skirt and
holding them firmly to the. outside waist
belt. It is a very ingenious coutrivanoe
and really appears to be something that
will prevent the nuisance of sagging
skirts. as it unites the skirt and waistell
around. instead of merely at the center
of the back as the fastener new in vogue
do.
~—Men‘a and boy's golf caps. U'Brien's.
The Adams Express company's olilces
in Stamford were moved from the east-
bound to the west-bound depot. Satur-
day night. A restaurant is tobeopened
in {the room vacated, by F. A. Laue,
who operates the restaurant in the
South Norwalk depot.
~Egg plant. 100 apiece, at liayes'
market.
August is generally very dull in the
dry goods trade and in order to keep
things moving prices ‘have to come
down. This is particularly true at the
Norwalk Boston store, where a great
August sale is now going on. There are
rich bargains in every department.
——Who will get $75 in gold at A. H.
Hoyt d: Son. 37 Wall St? Almost here.
Get your coupons. Good shoes at low-
est prices.
The pulpit of the Norwnlk Baptist
church will be occupied next Sunday by
the Rev._Benry l’. l’ogson, a graduate
of Columbia college. nndason of the
Rev. M. H. i’ogson, who preached last
Sunday.
I ~Umbrcllas and canes. U'Brien's.
l’latt Keelcr, of Lyon Plains, has in
his collar and offers to guests apples that
were picked last September. The fruit
is in perfect condition and has the flavor
of this year's bearing.
—l~lgg plant, the apiece, at llayis
market.
The members of the Norwalk Yacht
club will have another race in the series
for prizes oiler by the flag oliicers. to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, oil' the
club-house at Hickory Blulf.
-——Best creamery butter. lilo 1b., o".
lbs.$l;MaudS flour, $5 bbl.; baked
beans, plain or tomat) sauce. 7c can;
sugar cured shoulders. Rico 1b.; barns,
12c lb :bacon. 10c lb. New York Gro-
cery Co.
William Staffers, of in Maple street,
while: picking berries. yesterday. came
across a black snake with ten young
ones, which caused the berry-picker to
jump two feet into the air in amaze:-
ment.
-—Native spring chickensdiic a pound,
at Hayes' market.
Patrick F. Carlin. who was removed
from Swartz dc Corbett's block to the,
hospital over a month ago. ill of malari-
al troubles, has been brought back,
much improved.
——Ail styles of alpiries. U'Brien's.
The volunteer choir of the Norwalk
Congregational church will llultl a re»
hearsal in the chapel, tonight. The
choir will lead the singing in the churclhi
Sunday. ”W “W
—~i$oft shell crabs. file a down. at
liaycs'market._w
The train that will take the Norwalli
military men to camp will leave south
Norwalk at 6:“), instead of 5:1", as was
at lirst intended.
~Dr. Dormer—will]; the balance of
this month. do all dental work for one-p
half his former prices.
Ernest Cornell has been employed as
assistant inspector in the allies of the
sauna-m New England Tell-phone com
may at Millerton, N. Y.
“VIC bicycle suiting for be per yd.
”(Mull store. Nurwaik. Win the beauti.
ful wheel.
The Catholic club and the Ruth &
Goldschmidt team will play ball at Nor-
walk l’urlt, tomorrow afternoon.
“Holt shall crabs. use a doscn.at
Hayes' marketw __________
tun Hattie liaytnoiid. of 11mm
street. hulweu (arranged aeteacher oi
the Poplar Plains district school.
wiipecial Isle of iardinlsrea ends to:
marrow at bicrwalk Pottery.
Reuben ilawlilnsmf Hummit street.
is now employed in mutant limiberu'
lieuth lforwalir clothlugrtoro.
~Apron ginghauiilo per yd. imam-
row. at the ham store. Norwalk. You
may win the beautiful wheel.
The Twin City Wheelmsn’s road race
will start and end. this year. at Greg-
ory‘s Point. M
«Dr. Dermot. the Washington street
dentist. will attract teeth free of charge
every morning from I to ii.
‘i’he annual reunion of the birth Uou
nastiest nut-eat will In held at Pine
ere leash ea WM. Am lilih.
. They-unmet m not w
ammrmmmau m-'
menus in
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its mil v
:eewcrnumwrdd'i'ui‘m‘”ii
o .
men 0 the charm breads to on con
mi. Bursa i'owiisa 00.. New York.
Curtis. who attracted the attention of
everybody by his fast riding in races at
the butchers‘ barbecue in Norwalk, has
entered all the events for the diamond
meet of the Woodsidc Field club at
Woodside Park, Stamford, August 19.
In the Sorwalk branch of the Town
Court, this morning, before .1 ridge Froat,
the summary process case of Frank
iialch vs. Alonzo Harris was heard.
Selectman Themes, of Norwallr. was
at the Highway Commissioners' cities at
the Capitol. yesterday. on business con«
coated with the good roads movement.
John 11. Ferris, the coal dealer. is
sampling mn'ugated cord-pans, to hike
the place of baskets for the delivery of
coal in apartments.
—2l sheets writing paper and 2t en-
velopesinabox for the. Boston store
Nut-walk. Save your duplicates and win
the wheel. “WM“
Sunday, August 8th. will be observed
as Children's Day at the Knight Street
African Methodist Episcopal church.
~Blnclish. 8c pound; \vcakiish. be;
porgies. tic, at iiayes' market.
A party of forty Rorwnlk traitors eu-
joyed a shore dinner, Sunday, at Lake-
side inn. ._-. .. .
——('rash suits at half price tomorrow.
at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
The Norwalk— Lawn Thnnis club will
hold a dance in the casino. tonight.
Miss Flora Jennings. of Gerard place,
is ill of chills and fever.
—-lOc striped outings foil} ‘,c,at llltelklri-
ton store, Norwalk. Save your dupli-
cates and get the prettiest wheel in town.
Ceckence Tribe of Red hien will work
the adoption degree. tonight.
The Arlen Singing society will re-
hearse tonight.
Sunday Law.
You must order your
Sunday Papers
in advance, to be delivered.
Prompt Delivery.
Leave your orders for daily, Sun-
day and evening pupil.) to .
be delivered at )our
house.
lills Inserted in paper rm: hundred.
OLEIIN'S News Stand,
ll) N. Mm H'l‘ltiJfi'l‘.
FIRE '
INSUR-
ANCE.
For a reliable
[ANTI],
Prompt-paying
fire
insurance
Policy
call
on
TAYLOR I OOLDIN’s
Iellsble lnsurseac Agency,
to assume-res l'i‘itlll’l'.
Iiouth Remit
w
Everybody is talking at...” the
Pro. Scholarship
Given by
Brown's
Business
College
to the first Norwalk man that
crosses the tape in the
great road race.
than
Thorough courses in
luslsess sml Shortness.
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Will you call or write?
. c. i. men s cc...
Canned”
an. arm a-
10. iii. if and .
will show:
dcalcretetiivc hrtrsde to
of youi-f onltrsaud excdii‘tc
l5 Iarshall Street,
a»
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I. M. JACKSON Photograph-r.
SOCIETY AND. BALL
K's
Verytsuccgsful
Wash Suits
Straw Hats
twill“! - - Preps
00., 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET!
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
lawns. dimities. lappets. organdies, and other
close out quickly. Several lines marked downto. I3, is, 10 no time per yard.werc
This is your great opportunity of'the season.
EDWARD STREET.
, The Keen Buyer
Ponréhlfé‘ *
Till collllIll
“State street, list! Loudest.
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.(u- pour: ,p10
_ Apricots, (3pounds),t........................................11
Tanglefoo't,....:... .lcper sheet >
.1 “(5.:
summer at ,marked down to
All shirt waists havehad the pruning knife at work, as the following prices
500 wuiswnow 25 cents
“.00 " “ 50 cents
$1.25 and l 50 waists, 75 cents
31.75 waists. $1.00
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it
always compares the price of an article With its, honest value
ns‘he understands inbut it is not always easy ro‘detcrmine the
va he. 1 ..
liuy....mur»£aiu from a reputablé and responsible grain
l
(I
p qulézwho intelligently take hold
t cm promptly at the lowest price
consistent with best quality and full weight goods. I scllgood
clean grain just as low as it is possible to sell it.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
South lorwallr
Branch Solmans' Livery Stable.
(if yourself. your family or your r‘riumh liet'illlll' invaluable in after
yearn. lnunre loriunnte if you have, the name of Jackson upon
yulll’fl.
Jackson‘s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs last Forever!
JACKSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
.3 Wall Der-0t. Nora-lit, 0t
Ol’iMMIto 150nm”: iloiol. Both trolley lint-e pass the door.
.....PRlNT|NG......
’ ATLTHE SENTINEL OFFICE
«8 . .gui‘»
ta— ..
“ 145W
that nccltwcar sale. . So much so that
another invoice received.
gentle-men's bows and ties 5c, ilk-.150.
Worth more than double that amount.
A few children's
Ladics' and
left; sizes 3. 4., 5. just onchall price,
that were 50c, 75c, Si .00, all 250.
The W.A.BENEDICT CO.
WASHINGTON Sl‘.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
BM! LOOK
TVPIWRITER.
Writes «Very letter in alrht of operator.
lhma mmt of the work. it writing auto-
nmllvnlly. and yields in the time time
saved additional labor.
Martens If it. strolled the rmwmilcncc
of tlwnperatnr at every turn,mui thereby
lirhleus his labor and renders him capable
o doingmors.
it been knack of keeping well. and le
always ready at critical. or other times.
Time are arms of the reaction why ii is
In different from all other writinu me
chines.
(‘ataiogue tells you all about it. 1" REE.
Two Door! in lentinol Office
General Agents for case.
it
To 1......
Other
Shooters l
Germanium—-
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.
Comstcck. Watkins
8: Dow,
r I 1 WASHINGTON STREET.
DORLO N HOU S E,
Gregory's Point, Se. iierwe it.
.1. E. SULLIVAN. Proprietor aai Manager
Terms reasonable: Bathing. Boating. Fish-
ing: Electric Carsto liotcl. connecting
with all trains on the N Y
h. H. .t B. it. B
USSURPABSED illIODE ISLA. D
BAKES AND SHORE DINNEBSPLAM
in” Mil
YOU GAI’T DO BETTER
Than I c we Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
Our 2
Leaders!
J
nary
UMBRELLAS
7, 8.
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Practical iliatsl
about clothing are aired
in order. Suggestions .. ...
for nothing, though, ‘m‘
carried out. Our stools, f
summer clothing is a H I
in itself; so arranged M
won’t take you five min _
to gain a large amount; ‘
valuable information. Y ‘
can take the information
with you, too, on very easy
terms. It pays to dress ”or
especially when it confide!"
done under favorable price
conditions. There's money
in every pocket of a gaunt-n
sold by us. Several broken
lots of men’s suits, $7.50}-
were 10 and 12 dollars. I
‘ Store Open amine.
Gemsteck Brothers,
i4 SOUTH IN! ST.
never called upon to punish themselves.
“W M
‘ lmre .
Have You Lookout . ,
Through our stock of footwear? it meritay r careful inspection. Vest m” _
cry. it's like many on a long pleasure trip to wear a pair of our use lemme
Shoes which alimd every possible element of comfort. There's comely anything w '
more painful than a corn. and most earns are caused by bad chiral. Hominid“ ,
for footwear moans perfect the. long wear. moderate prices. and preeticai’ my. ‘
HOESI l .
a. some“. meanest 7
Se. lerwalk.
IILFOIII I. 0!"in .
lancer. ' -'
TWO NORWALK.
arousal
so. rostrum? ,
For this week will be’ extraordi-'
nary interesting and of extraordi-
value.
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 arealso clos~
mg ourliue of spring transcrings
at $5 to order; former values $6,
()pco every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothlcr, Hatter and Furnisher,
Seath lerwalh
u
,
arias bad shoes is wholly sum’
Norwalk Chronicler