.moruingstzo Union street. was a na—
-the firm announces elsewhere in this
. his home in New Haven. W. Flew I»
taking his place“ . _.-
~ Latest fall derbys li'llrlcu's
p llertha and l‘llizsbeth Ella, of llrond
. m' s. 5m Washington street.
" tail on Jennings” dock. Wadumlay. and
~svar.
~ Umads. Minn my.
ammunition *
Dashes Here, on and Everywhere
by the Sentinels Reporters.
Inn Emily onus. sister of Mrs.
Mora Knapp. who died Friday
tin of Newtown. but had been a rust-
dent of South Norwalk tor thirty-one
years. and a communicant of Trinity
church. The funeral services will be at
the house. Sunday. at c p. In. ‘ The re-
mains will be taken to Newtown for
burial, Monday morning.
~Straw hats. O‘Brien's.
Arthur Chlttlm created much amuse-
ment In 31qu street. Norwalk, yester-
day afternoon. trying to ride an old-
fashioned Columbia high wheel. "Art"
declared. alter wrestling with it for
half an hour. that he could not ride the
pesky thing. After taking two headers
and trying to take oil the wheel of an
ice wagon. he threw up the sponge and
the'bicyclc was declared winner.
-—-Who will get 75 in gold at A. H.
Hoyt ,& Son. ll? Wall St? Almost here.
Get your coupons. Good shoes at low-
est prices.
The steamer 8am Sloan. with a ca-
pacity of 1.200, will take the Sunday
school of the tum Methodist church on
its annual excursion to. Glen Island,
Tuesday, August 24th. The boat will
leave the steamboat wharf in South
Norwalk at 8:30 o’ clock.
M, ‘___.L-
The taril! is a good thing for this
country. and many citizens of South
Norwalk are saying the some thing of
the Fox Cycle and Hardware company,
relative to its prices. stock, etc , which
panor-
Thc Roth & Goldschmidt nine and
the team of the Catholic club will play
ball at Norwnlk Park. this afternoon.
Youngs and ll‘Brien will be the battery
for the former, and "Capt. Jack" James
and Lockwood for the latter team.
The Street Commissioners are fixing
up West and High streets for the coast
tug event of the Twin City Wheeltnen.
next Wednesday night. George H. Al-
len has been dcpntizod to receive entries
in Norwalk.
John Hannigan and Fred Sweet. of the
West avenue trolley line. went sailing
down the harbor, this morning. and ex
wet to return in den with fish. clams
and watermelons. ‘
Captain 0. S. Clark will take a party
composed of Seymour Curtis. l‘red S.
Curtis and Seymour Curtis, .ir.. down
the harbor, this afternoon. on a fishing
tour.
—-Secoud-haud combination tandem.
loll? model. only 150. George 1"
Beam. so Washington street.
Captain W. H. Verity. with the Addie
V., went to Wilson l’oint. this morning.
and towed Maire & lmvis' spilc driver
toSouth Norwalk. where the firm will
do some work.
~Dr. Damien the Washington street
dentist. will extract teeth free nl charge
every morning from 8 to ll.
J. W. Foster: engineer on the ('on-
aolidnted Railroad company's drawn
bridge in South Norwalk. is very sick at
Miss Nelliellls. of Waterbury who
is visiting her cousins. the Misses
River, Hi from a bicycle. yesterday
and sprained her ankle.
~80. Norwslk Baptist church trolley
ride. Aloaday. Aug. it, ‘35 cents.
Captain i‘yrua r3. Crabbe and Captain
Theodore Clover tmlt a party of rela-
tivea antitrlendsont tor a sail on the
Mud. yesterday, in the steam launch
Pearl.
"imto supplies at wait. at George 1’
Atlas lily. at Maple street. had a had
sustained quite a «More sprain to her
but. tine Ia recovering rapidly. how.
“Still"! IprIiIgNIiiIlnius. Me a pound.
at tlayaa' market.
The l' ninn imabaii team would like
to play a game at ini on the Fair
with Arnold's
timothy resin or any uttm nine in itch
URY
CURES
mm
very low rates. lsauncunced tnourad'.
mil-ins columns today. by ' the New
York. Row Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company. to take place next Wed-
nesday. Special limited express train.
with host connection at New London.
it is not likely that another such favor-
able opportunity for a day’s visit to this
popular resort will be otter-ed this season.
During membranes of Mrs. T. K'
Noble. Prof. Gibson is acting as substi-
tute teacher of the Bible class in the
Norwaik Congregational church Sun-
day school. The professor is much up-
preoiated as a teacher by the members
ol the class.
~Men's and boy’s goll caps. ()‘Bricn's.
The Crolut do Knapp company has
bought the engine in Raymond & Com-
atock’s factory. and the forming nia-
chines and stock have been sold to the
Bat Forming company.
The Young People‘s Society of Christ_
ian Endeavor. of the Baptist church. will
hold a convention echo meeting. tomor-
row evening at tlctlt). All are cordially
invited to be present.
—-Bluellsh, 8c pound; weakllsh. b’c;
porgies. ii), at Hayes' market.
The West Norwalks and the Daricns
played ball. yesterday afternoon, on the
Darien grounds. The game resulted in
avictory for the West Norwnlk mam.
The score was ii to 3.
William Silas Havens is'buildiug a
sixteen-foot sail boat at the Danbnry
dock, and will sell it as soon as it is
completed.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah.
will give aclam roast to their friends,
next Friday night, at Mrs. Charles H
Guider s. in Rowuyton.
The steamer Belle Horton will make
an excursion to Pleasure Beach. tomor-
row alternoon. leaving South Norwuik
at 2:15 o'clock. -
wEgg plant. inc apiece, at Huycs’
market.
' The Rev. T. K. Nobleis expected home
from his western trip. next week. and
will occupy the pulpit of the Norwnlk
Congregational church next Sunday.
~Bsst creamery butter. itic lb. ., .I
lbs. 3|; Mantis. flour. $5 bbl.; baked
beans.pluin or tomato sauce. Tc. can;
sugar curt-Ii shoulders. Mic lb: hams.
i2clb2bucon. lIich. New York Gro-
cery Co.
The new tnriil' has raised the duty on
tobacco and cigarettes. and the dealers
have been uotilied of the advance on th-
wholesale rates.
—~l\'ative spring chickens,in a pound,
:It llayes' market.
The state convention of the Liquor
ilcalcrs' association will be held in An-
soniu. September i. Delegates from
Nurwalk will be in attendance.
Next Tuesday the steamer Ihellc llnr-
ton will make a landing at North Beach.
or Bowery Bay. 5 In Will leave III-r
wharf at South Nor mill: at 2:223
Mr. and Mrs ( 'mirad Ilorila will i lose
their hospitable residence in Wilton for
the winter months and will reside. In
Nnrwalk during the cold weather.
w All styles of Iilpinea. It'llrien's
A. H Hoyt in exhibit. rig in his win
«low the bank notes whit h represent the
$75 in gold which he will give away
August ‘11:.
- «»I)r. Ilannrr will, for the balance 0'
this inmith. do all «it IItni work for one-
half his former pm i i,
Thvmarrisgcnl lilies Mannie llirri
gnu toJuhn ltInedict. ol ilrtmltlyn. will
take place mun.
~~-tiecnIIIl-Inimi Wutttqttnericun. thin
nnuirl, In iiratvlaas condition. only list,
llmrgc I". Beam. W Washington Ittmot.
Air. and Airs. Alfred l’istt have had a
limb coat of paint put on their renl‘
deuce in Maple street
The time «It i). A itoasn against Ilsa
ileum. for assault. was continued this
morning until 2 p. In.
A regular «invocation cl Huticrtthspier.
tin. as, it. A. it, will be held Tuesday
evening at h u'clwh.
Concord Division 01M!" II friendly
dav night.
“w l"
firm
A,
days ago. and quite badly injured.
day. August 1 7th.
morning.
tiny-aw.
am». we...“
WMMOWG“
Aussdemrflcstcfllccklsisud,»
visit irom Warmer Division. out lion.
Sentient will uttiniutc at
the dedication of Washington Inigo
clubhouse. at Cranhury. on Mptemhsr is.
William Chalmers. the milhman. was
bitten in the hilt hand by a dog a low
Hiivo- “ranch than. Knight»: ct i’y»
thins. will hold a trtdlayrideon'l'cesv
Another car but! at earthen war» at
r red tor the ltorwaiit pints" this
«Minimum consonant.»
“Mutilmllfl “I It.
AKi
were
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated to its mtlmvsnin h
and hwlhlullllrettfl. “and n the {MR
atom and all tot-Ina adai terstion coin-
Inna ”he (the. w brands.
n1. Baum Powers 00. New York.
In the case of Bulch vs. Harris. which
was tried in the Town Court before
.l min Frost, yesterday, judgment was
Iivzu to the delendnnt.
John Cashew. .lr.. is working for the
Stlndard Oil company. at Wilson Point.
1 tying a line of pipe to the plant.
,M-.. . .. H..-
-—Blnclish. Sc pound; wouklish. tic;
porgics. tie, at Hayes' market.
1-}. Apeil has had new signs placed on
the front of his barber shop. in Wall
street.
There Will be dancing at The Knob
tonight.
'
That’s what comes of having such
poor lightsiexclnimcd the guest. as be
rushed excitedly into the oilicc.
Why. what‘s \vrorm? asked the .ler-
soy coast landlord.
i met a bell boy in the ball just new,
and. suppisinr he was 3 mos inito,
nearly killed him before I discovered
my mistake.
it is really reIualeabie, said Mr.
Mcekton. to note how many eminent y
successful men were regarded as stupid
when they were at school.
Yes, replied his wife. in a significant
tone, and this most interesting point is
that most of them did not begin to ac»
quire any reputation for Lt‘iilfl smelt
until alter 'hcy were married.
I'll-honey. She uscdtobc so delicate
before shetook to the wheel. Well,
she's indelicate enough now.
‘ The Captain I inistcromly ImConIc old
.tnan. brace up! What's cut into you :
Passenger—Al you don". put llll‘
you will very soon see.
ashore
Woman. said the grave man, hrs
cached many a man's downfall. No
tnan,replicd Sprocket. should be full
enough to take a woman out nn a
tandem until hlit‘ fully understands how
luritll’. ‘
Sunday Law
You must order your
Sunday Papers
in advance to llf' Ii Ilittttl.
Prompt Delivery.
Leave your ortch‘s for daily. Sun.
I my and evenEng pg‘IpII'. to
be ticltvcn-Il at
It )ilFIC.
)‘uilt‘
llIIls Inserted in paper IIII‘ hundred.
DLIMII'S News Stand,
in N. Mm S‘llil’lil‘.
i
g v
lsiistie insurance Agency.
ts WAlilllNll'l‘Olt lt'f'ltBI'l‘.
fitmtb Mmaih
femursIssue-sanesssaaagsasgcasaofi
[Nursesnuns-ssssssrssossseosssuu07
Condensed Milk. Peninsular Brand,08
canned Applea, (1 gallou)16
Canned Peaches, (3 pounde),..........................................10
Canned Apricots, (3 pounds),.........................................11
Tanglefoot,;....... 1c per sheet
F. D. LAVITDI A 00.. 22 South Iain Street
To Trap and
Other
Shooters I
Gns'I‘I.nMr:N:-
The U. M. c. “A" was
(interlock Bro ,
Established 18hr
EDWARD STREET!
once a famous load with
you; it isjust as good or bet
ter today than ever. Why
Ict prejudice stand in the
FIRE .. ‘. .'
INSU R- I’iitwtluldrtus
ANCI. ll'nratuiiabin was... su'ts
gumbo-ring “It 557991.; l. 3‘ last onclmll price.
"‘3
Sill-'3“ Straw Hats
/.
on 1' g ‘ i".
TAVLOR a counters that we 50c. tsc. $1.0n. all ....t,
”UNI
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
lawnmdimitiealappets.organdies. and other summer stocks. marked down to
close out quickly,be Several lines marked down to, ti, 8 lo and 12}ch per yard wore
10,].5, I7 audfiilc.
11‘1“ zhirt waists have had the pruning knife at work, as the lollowlng prices
w a ow
50c waists. now 25 cents
01.00 ” “ Ml cents
"-25 and i 50 waists. 75 cents
ii .75 waim. $1.00
This is your great opportunity at the season.
" EDWARD STREET.
5 oszrrrr sottntsc. _,.,!.0_Rl'fll:'lo99'!!:
_....--..___ _-...........-,__---._..--__ . $1
The Keen Buyer
w/
always Cimpares the price clan article With its honest value
as he understands it; but it is not always easy it) determinethe
value.
luy vmrr grain from a reputable and responsible grain
dealer. Give your trade to people who intelligently tukc hold
of your orders and execute them promptly at the lowest price
consistent with best quuhtv and lull Wt' ight goods I sell good
)
clean grain just as low as it is possible to sell it.
\/ \ ‘\/“_‘\_ \ \/‘T‘\ /-
/——-——-\
’ Manuel T. Hatch,
i5 Isrshall Street. South llcrwallt
Brnnvh Solmans' Livery Stable.
a
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Buy Oats That's Clean.
from us at 30¢ per box?
Washington street.
cost.
8: Dow,
way o‘f its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
Remember the place, 112
Also other loaded shells at
Domstock, Watkins
In WASHINGTON STREET.
Practical Hints :
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 fiveuminutes.‘
to gain a large amount .on ,
Valuable information. ‘ You
can take the information A
with you, too, on very easy"
terms. It pays to dress well,
especially when it can be
done under favorable price
Gregory's Point. So. Home It.
Terms rmsnm ible:
lug: Elmllli' Canto l.inrnl connming
with all trains on ltlhfillx‘ Y"
s. .a
BAKES AND SHORE DINNEIIS .
- Iconditions. There’s money
DORLON HOUSE,
J E. SULLIVAN. I’ropriet Irand Manager
Bathing. Boating. Fish-
UNSCIII‘AHSED IIIIODE‘. ISLAXD OLA“
In” em
in ever y pocket of a garment
sold by us. Several broken
lots of men‘s suits, $7.50;
were 10 and 12 dollars. '
Store Open evenings. 4,
PORTRAITS.“ "
I)! ynurev til vaI firmly or your f'ic ‘Iltl'i but itllll' invaluable in nit: r
y: if“. tht Illt tvIrtIxnnte it you ban the name OI Jackson upon
yuup.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSDI'S PHOTDDRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor,
Uttivmito Klinmllt lluiol.
53 Wall Street. Norm-ill, Ct
lloth troilt 1! lines pass the door-
SOCIETY AN D BALL
.. PRINTING. ..
ATLTHE SENTINEL OFFICE
..' u;-
s. u-
Ve‘ry “Successful
that ncckvvcars :.IIc So much so that
another lithllCt' rcccivcd. Ladies” and
gtlilll‘llit‘ll'fi bows and tics 5c. lichI'n'.
Worth more than double that amount.
‘a'aa'b
A Hit
Greater
‘Than Kiondykei
where
pond or
«our!!! in
shottltahd in
Brown’s
Business
chatter?
MI valuable investment
Call or write.
I. 8. races
Why lineal your money
the returns the
A
business or
Dchcgs
- a Pm.
The W.A.BENEDIGT CO.
WASHINGTON SF. SOUTH NCRWAIX.
Till COLDIIIA
“I! LOOK
"PIWIITER
Writes every lrticr in night It! upt't'tlim
”mat Inn-I at the wort. in writing «um
limiu oilvt and yields in the time than
mend additional labor.
It minus if It studio-l liw (unvtuienu
nl itwutwrntnr at on ry turn. and tlIrrI-ltv
ll blenu his labor and retitlvt hi Int e ambit
o dnimt mute
it has It item-ls of keeping well. and I»
«leaps rendv at IrItIIui ur other “mm
This» are some of tin "aortas why ll In
em IiItten-nt from all nttm writing um
I- limes.
I’malngnc toils you all nimnt it. Film;
“rum Uncut In Comma! amino
6. t. Flfl‘lll I 00.. General Agents tor Dean.
II Aisle street, New London. lyu w
YOU CAN’T DD BETTER
Than 1 e m tour Orders tor
Print-
ing!
Office.
Leaders!
'll'l.‘
w c
the
flabschstnc lictsi Iieolt.
ary.
, At the Bantinol
value lit $1. 35.
log ourIInc oi spring trouserings
or $5 to order; i'orincr values $6,
7. :5.
never called upon to punish them-elves.
it's like Imingnn along pieaautc trip to wear It pair of our line “I“
litmus which Mimi every posubie alumni of mnntmt.
more paints! than a man. and aunt Intros are cannot by bad shoes. titanium an
int knitwear means pertsct tits. long wear, nanisrate Intern. and practical my.
Glover’s lewSHOE STORE ’
in Washington West. loath Isrwslt.
Comstock Brothers...
is SDIITII Illl 8!.
So. lcrwalk.
. IILFDRD A. DIFFII'~
Manager. “
TWO gnonwatnr.
SO. NORWAIIK.
STORES.
For this week will lic' extraordi—
nary lillCi‘L‘SUfl}: and of extraordi-
nary value.
UMBRELLAS
inst now in great demand and
«Iiicr y on an opportunity at '
right time to purchase a $2
We are also clos-
(lpcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothlcr, Hotter and Furnishcr.
$0!“ lsnsalt
Have Vou Looked
Through our atmk of fmtwesr’r it merits your careful inspection. In. um
Weatlngiuntshoss is wholly sat-teas»
There's meaty anything
Norwalk Chronicler