I! indentations
but» lieu, there sudEverywlIm
by the Sentinel: Riparian.
Illllllllilll TllDLlEY PARTIES.
The Tramway Company Will be Un-
usually Buy This Week Trans-
porting People Over its Line on
Evening Outings.
'l‘lw Tramway people my that. al-
though nearly everybody in town is ap-
parently taking advantage of the full
moon logo trolleying. still they have a
few cars left which may he engaged for
Monday, Tuesday. or Thursday even~
logs.
The committee of Old Well Hook
and Ladder company met, Saturday
night. and considered plans for the visit
of the company to the Northport, L 1.,
fire department. Wednesday night. A
regular meeting of the company will be
held tonight. All members, whether
honorary or active, should attend and
mum caps for the occasion.
The steamer Belle Horton, which
leaves South Norwalk at 7:35 tomorrow.
on her regular trip to New York,will
make a landing at. North Beach. where
all who desire may spendadeligbtlnl
day. Returning, the boat will leave
North Beach at 3: l5 0 'I'loclr.
Arthnrli. ThI-ilc, George F. Hearse
and George A. Whelplcy, of Fairlleld
avenue, took the train to Port Chester,
' yesterday, and wheeled to Tarrytown.
where they had dinnenand then went to
Yonkers and New York city, returning
from the latter place by train.
Stephen Stanley. of Main street. who
isjn his ninety-sixth year, was down
is Iwn, Saturday afternoon. IIII business.
The old gentleman seemed quite bright
' for one of his years, and readily rot-og-
l
nixed Illill'l friends and acquaintances
whom he not on the street.
Charles 15‘. Seymonr' s little black dog
was run over, last night. near the corneI
of West street and WI st avenue, by
Francis M. .lcnnings' carriage. it was
thought thed’Ig's leg was broken, but
nuoxaminatiou proved that it was only
badly sprained.
(laptuin George W. Gladstone. who
injured his neck while diving at
Gregory's l’oiut, last Friday.iso~njoy.
log a week’s vacation. titlicor William
Pennington ‘Is acting as captain. l illicer
David Iteardon is workingin Mr. Penn-
ington‘s place. ’_
Af or hearing a large amount of
evidence, Saturday, in this case of l). A.
Boson against Max l’Iaratz, for assault.
Judge Frost discharged the amused, as
it was at parent that the assault did III I
amount to anything.
The new Springfield rules, which
Were distributed a short time ago to
the militiamen, are [‘2 be marked so that
each member will be held responsible to
the commandant of the companies for
injury to the state property.
Among a broad of chickens on Frank
Housflcld's place in Summit street, i:
one which has :I I-nrly tail, greatly ro.
acuibling a dog's, and nearly two inches
in length. The chick attracks a ng-at
deal of attention.
Douglas Fowler Woman's lh'llal
(hops, No. iii, will have a trolley rIdI-
Tuemluy night, August to, leaving from
lair-Int of (,.‘omsuick llrothora' South
Nerwallr st-In- at \ o'clock.
The ll Iwrir I-IIIIIIIIittou of the South
Norwalk Congregational l‘hriulain Eur
deavor society will haw- another outing,
Thursday alteruoou, probably going to
Dollendar'u Point.
A heavy piece ol iron full on the right
foot of Henry I’ Morgiu, dranghtmuun
for the Norwalk Iron Worloi company.
Manley afternoon, lll'ulnlll}: the mem-
M- vvry hIdl y.
J. (.3. Miller rode hm whonl homo,
h lurday night, and Mt. It in the burn.
When he found it this lll'trlllllfl one ol
1 than was pun 'lurod by II handsonw
4 d scarf pm sticking into it.
nub rtalnmont
hold at Bell
will take
“The alereopllII-n
. hiehwastI have been
laud. Htturcliy evening,
I Ion Tut-Inlay night.
Ticket number :l,.'I'.:l. which drew the
Illat bl. ll. (I‘lover'u shoe. store, last
' Inday. was uluhnnl Hulunluy night by
‘uneell Dim, of Mm» mm.
Fred Gregory. ol the Btrawlmrry Hill
a" . ls maltlnr exit-naive mpam to lil-l
‘d-Inoe.
AY E R5
:TllE PILL
The race track at Madden, where the
National circuit races areto be heldI
September ll, is one of the finest in the
country. Last year Tom Butler rode a
mile on it in 1:54 25, and the year be-
fore Eddie Bald scored in 1:68., In
addition to the big grand stands, the
sloping ground adjoining form a natural
amphitheatre, affording a fine view of
every foot of the track.
A man and a woman engaged in a
heated argument in Raymond and South
Main streets, at an early hour this
morning. aroused the neighborhood. It
appeared that the man had been spend-
ing the night out, and his wife had just
found him and was getting him home.
At Camp Cooke, Niantic, a large pro-
portion of the canvas has been pitched
most of the tent floors have been laid
and the mattresses have been laid in the
tents to air. All stores have been re-
moved from the mess houses, which will
now receive a thorough airing.
A large section of the south brick wall
of the N orwulk Tramway company’s
power house, in Meadow street. has
been removed to enable the company to
take out the old boilers and put in new
ones. The work will probably be com-
pleted this wIIrlr;____"__
There was just a tinge of early fall in
the atmosphere yesterday. but with the
bright sunshine and cooling breezes it
wasa typical outing day. There was a
great deal of going about on foot and by
team and trolley.
Conductor Daniel McIntyre emphati-
cally says he is not married. and is not
even a: q-Iaintcd with the woman
whom. it was reported Saturday, he had
taken for better or worse.
l‘laistcd's and Tomlinson's drug stores
Were open yesterday. during certain
hours. to fill prescriptions. It is under-
stood that the proprietors claim drugs
are a neceseity. ’
The Young People's Simir-ty ol Chris-
tian Endeavor. of the ISouth Norwalk
Baptist church. is arranging fora trol-
ley ride next Monday night. starting at
I o'clock.
l’. W. Bates will begin, this week, ro
moving the fcnI-c and grading the
grounds in front of the County Home.
in WIstport avenue
A. H. Hoytis exhibiting in his win-
dow the bank notes who [I represent the
$73 in gold which he will give away
August 2!:l. ‘
ltev. .l. McClure Be lows conducted
to funeral of Mull Emily Urillin. yes-
trrday afternoon. The interment was
in Newtown, this afternoon.
The sloop Son Bird, Captain Charles
W. Blydcnburg. took a party from Arn'
oid's foundry over to Incest Gave. l. 1.,
Saturday.
A. M. llI-ydrick has shipped a con-
slgnmcnt ofdouhle clubs to Chautau-
qua, N. )3, for the use of the Silllllllt‘r
sciI-IIl.
'l‘he Always {-I My t ‘irclc, of tho Nor
walk MIthodiIst Epin Ipal clam-,h will
meet \Vcdln‘sday. August it. in the lip-
Worth purl Ir.
The tenth annual reunion
'l'wenty-cighI-h Connecticut Volunteers
will take place at Gregory's l’oint, Aug.
us! 27. .
ilartliolow lluddachy, aged norm
months, died yostetduy at the home of
his pIrI-nts in Hpringwood. ‘
'l‘win (Tity (’ouucll, No. ill. Daughters
of latwrtywill picnic at IlIItIIII Point on
Saturday. instead of .\ agent 13.
N. W. lieIIcIlII-t. extra oporatorol thi-
N.-w York road. is substituting for ll
lvl Hughes dIIIIIIg his \‘lll'illlllll.
John H. Form has the I'IIIItrnI-tto
furnish buildingnIatI-rhl for the lied
Norwalk schoolhouse.
’l'lIIv IIIIII'I'IIIgo of MIMI Maggie lI'Irri-
gnu to.lohn llI-ndcr. of llrIIIIlIlyII. will
take place emu
A 1mm of II Illllt'lll In memory of the
late Miro: Mlllllll‘ Thirty Was hold at t'lt
Mury'n church, Saturday morning.
lilwanl Taylor and family. of (lrnn~
bury. will spend thI weeku camping
out at Uninpo “mush.
Charles l’cck was united Baturdny
night for intoxication. '1'th morning
he won «out to Bridgeport jail.
(trace church other will no totllcll
island. tth year, on itnunnual excur—
Idou.
concert on The UM'II, Thursday night.
Wall street are nearly ready.
...“...w...»
some putunmtlu tlml carriage.
hi the Imperial Crown.
m’et tonight. .---
What»: will he held tonight.
of the
The City of Norwulk band will give a
The ”All: cilicationn tor the widenlugof
in. A N. tllnrk has purchased a hand-
u'l'he lineal and lllflll popular mu cigar
The Norwslkbvflespltal Inmron will
Annual meeting of the Germanic
3 curvilinear-III Il'yfi. none
INMNDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its gmttleuveulnl stre h
and henlthfullness. Assure.» the foodagr net
alum and all forms of adulteratlou unu-
mun to the cheap lIInnIls.
Rom. BAKING Pounrn 60.. New York.
William H Noble, a well lrnovln resi-
dent of Norwalk, died this morning at
his home, 3 Tolles street. lie was in
the sixty-first year of his age, and leaves
a widow and one daughter. Jolie. The
funeral will be held Wednesday after-
noon.
Mrs. Elias Unsowski. of Main strI-ot.
Norwalk. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mes. Seymour Taft, in llrook-
lyn, arrived llOlllt‘ Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Taft are the happy parents of a
bright baby boy.
Captain Stephen lived took out a
sodium party yesterday. Among the
guest; were Mr. and Mrs. Noack and
family, Mr. and Mrs. llruns. Mr. and
Mrs. llaIles, and Mrs. herd and family.
All 11- port having had a good time.
A Norwalk doctor says hI~ cannot IIII
derstand why drug stores should lN‘tIIH‘lI
Sand: Iy any more than an} IItlII r‘illirt 8
People can one. ill) get I! ll ir drugs .\ It-
unlay. and. if not,plus1cnus ll:|\'t‘.'illl
liciont IIII'dicinI' on hand.
i illiccr Bartram arrested Mrs. Edward
Hall for intorication and l'roaI-h of tho
pram- last night. She w:I~‘ put under :1
till cash bond. Willi lI .«ho forfI III d to
non appearance at:- Iurt tlIisnII rIIiIIg.
l ollIctor George ll St John and his
mm. lot are wry busy .s'IIIdInI: out t.I x
lllllfi
Funeral of Mrs. Nancy Smith.
Mrs. Nancy Smith, the :ng d rI-sIIiI-nt
of Stamford. who IlIId last 'l‘lIIIrdIIy,
was the daughter of the litra Scolield.
who, with his lIroIlII-I-II, fought in the
war of tho llI-vIIlutioII. ln middle life
H'lll' married a son of Tibet Smith,
Stamford. llcr tum-rail was held Satur-
day afternoon at l o‘clock, from the
residence of lll‘l' niece, Mrs. riannie-i
Willow strI Ms. StaIIIfIIrIl. in the ab.
scnce of ltov. SnIIIuI'l Sl‘WYllll‘, pastor of
the Congregational church. of Stamford,
whore allt‘. was lIaptixI-d by llvv.
SIIIitlI,llIe Rev. SaInIIIIlJ. Austin. ol
the llaricn (.‘IIIIgrrgIItiIIIIal church, I~IIII~
Ilut‘ted the services The burial was III
the family burying ground, on the
North Stamford l'llilll, Wllt‘l't' her llllt't‘rl
tors have laid for III-or 2m yours.
l Victory tor the Catholic Club,
1
the nine of lloIlI I\' l ioldsrhnmlt'» l'llrhl‘l
shop played ball at Norwalk lurk, ha-
lIIrIluy afternoon. '1 ho gIIIIII- rI'sIIltI-d
in a victory for tho (‘IIIlIIIEII' tlII-
score being ‘:l to :3.
I'lnlI1
’ lllgjm'k-u The curative pli‘VQ‘rtl of lllll
or are brim: ll‘ll d on the Insane.
Tonnllk» It ought to be rill'I-I'tlw III
the i‘ithl‘ of pvmms who but» lawn
. -lrl\'l'n crazy by ”Hill“ and I'lll'lll‘l plac-
tire on the ll‘)ll|l't)[l.lll|ll‘ thI-ory,
’l‘rivvet Why don‘t you g.) into pol
Itica llfccr:
Ulcer-I lt‘nof nous», 'l‘I'ivrIt. llai"
lug lll'l'“ born in England. I llllVU III.
hope of I'lllll‘l‘ III-mining prI-IIIIlont or II!
getting on the polII-c force.
Miss lioody do the llibln clues ~
Johnny, do you know what lllll‘ III the
limb! forbids a man lmvmu more than
one wife at II tlIIIII ‘: ’
Johnny Whom-No man can serve tun
masters.
Charlie Honndiow I don't think Mm
Meal is simple and ingenuoua. llo you
know, she never looks the squarely in
the fum- '3
Funny-~- ’l‘hore, are what lupodlcc you
can do II girl? Kale merely tlnnke you
admire her profile.
[am told your wife
I'IIult llirllt out.
The other man glanced nervously
over his ”boulder.
What who l'llillfli, yI 8, “P |- Mod, III II
hoarse whisper.
FIR!
INSUR-
ANCI.
For a reliable
l.I III-rel,
l’rompbpayiog
Fire
Would till ln‘l’
lurerauoe
Polio]
Ball
on .
TAYLOR l COLDIN'.
lotions increase Mom.
emu”.
,um
of
I
Stockton Rambo, corner of AtlnIItIc and -
TLIII lt'l
The Catholic club lI;I~xlI.Ill train and ,1
:Auoos'r 9.1897.
EDWARD
Clearing Sale of
10,15,” and 200.
All shirt waists have had the pruning
will show:
one waists. now
'l (I, II n
$l.'.3 .’I and 1.50 waists.
all. I. I waists,
EDWARD
sfleazrns euumne.
Very Successful
Wash Suits
II it; sizes
Straw Hats
0
Vlill I. I Is! price; lIok
III everything
how could
l5 Marshall Street,
hr ”1" ll‘I .
This is your great opportunity of the season.
that neckwcar sale.
another invoice received.
gentlcnicn's
\\ In th "1011‘ than double that. amount.
A few children's
that \\‘(lt' 50c.
_, ”f“- \ __.r""\-, , .
. wth. you lIIIv 13min at at I or so IalIiI: b Iommon scusetcllsl
into it I: IIrt’ully—w”
III gm In d2. 1! uIIIIIllee somewhere.
iv a legiiiinntelwingprofit tacked on
we exist.
you pay no more than
you ought to, Izod
get good I ltlan
gramand full
weight.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Ilumnu'
. Michigan Bread,06
Condensed Milk, Leader Brand ‘
Condensed Milk, Peninsular Brand,........'...... ................08
Canned Apples, (1 gallon),... . 16
Canned Peaches, l3 pounds),..........................................10
Canned Apricbte, (3 pounds),.....................-....................11
Tauglefoot,........1c per sheet
mw
F. D. LAWTDI & DD., 22
’Ilunelanorevenue-ersecreucncsOIIs-n07
South lain Street
ornEETI‘
Summer Goods 1
Lawns. dImItiee lappcts. organdu II. Ind other summer stocks, marked down to
close out quickly, Several lIncs IIIarkcd down to, ti. b‘, to and 12%: per yard, were
knife at work, as the following prices
25 cents
(It) cents
75 cents
$1.00
STREET.
uenwn'x, can.
So much so that
Ladies‘ and
l‘SIIIw and ticSoc 1(lc,l.II.
il, l, 5. just onclmll price.
..-.-D-.....————o-—-—_
.“
‘,.$llll1,:tll251'.
The W.A.BENI'EDICT CO.
WASHINGTON ST‘., SOUTH NURWALK.
Ihcrc' s
Th
3
we else
But
sell,
South Herwalk
[l‘ 'IY 2‘"- ll lo'.
SOCIETY AN D BALL
G. L. FITCH! 00.,
819
AHu*
Greater
Than Klondykel
Why lures! your morey
when: the returns dc-
pIIId or shame? A
Hume III lllltlll".§ or
slunllulfl'l lll
Brown’s
Business
College
is a valuable investment.
Call or write“
I. 8- ”DUI
.. . . . PRINTING.
AT THE SiENTINEL OFFICE
talc slrcI-t,
MW... ....1 .. -.
Tilli COLUMBIA
BAR LOCK
TVPEWRITER.
Write-I rvory ll'lll‘r in whzhl of opI-rnlor
“lulu lulml of tho work. in wt'llinu :IIIlo
III. IIIIIIlly. ltll'l \II --| is ill the time llillw
~.I' “'Ildplvltlillnh' Il l: III It'.
I! ItIltII u-I ll II ntIIIlII-Il thI- IIIIIII ohm:-
nl llltl‘lllll'i‘f‘llllf In t'\t Iy turn. llllll lltl'lllil
litllllllll‘l bu lab-Irnml rotidvn him I~IIpIIlIIr
ol dorm: more.
It lute ll kIIIII'h Ill kI-I'pinu wr-ll. and I»
IIluIIyI» ready at Ir'IIII- :,Il or other Hun-w
'lholw IIrI- 1mm» of the l't'llMlllM why If in
«I Ilillcrcnt from all other writing ltlll
I him it
l‘IIlIIIIIguI- tell-I you all about it. li'lll‘Zl'I.
Two 0-06 in ..ntlnolOt'flon
General Agents for Gene.
New London.
jyIr 5m
Sunday Law
You must ”order your
Bentley Papers
ill advance, to he delivered.
Prlompt Dollvory.
Leave your orders for daily, Sun:
day and evening pflpf‘t‘h to
be. delivered at your
house.
Billl inserted in paper we hundred.
he“
‘ can" am mu.
1’ I: I“ W.
our 2
To Trap and
Other
Shooters l
GliN’l‘l.ElllE.‘:-—
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.usc, 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.
Comsteck, Watkins
8: Dow,
III WASHINGTON STREET.
DDRLDN HOUSE,
Gregory's Point, So. Norwa It.
..l E. SULLIVAN. Proprlet Iran-l Manager
To -rrIIs route In Ibiw
21th on Boating. Fish-
lug:
ElIw-‘trin C. II.“ to H ItI-l. mnnmtlng
with all trains on the N. Y
N 1].". B.
. I
VIt'll CLAM
hits.
11129 5m
UNSEI’ PASS} 1) l'lll)DE TSl,
BA ”(ES AN!) SHORE DIN
YOU CAN'T DD BETTER
Than I ,. In Your Orders tor
Print-
ingl
At tho Contlnol
Offloo.
Practical Hints
about olothing 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. I t pays to dress well,
especially when it can be
done under favorable price
conditions. There’s money
in every pocket of a garment
sold by us. Several broken
lots of men’s suits, $7.50;
were .10 and 12 dollars.
Store Upeu eveningl.
Gemstock Brothers,
III scum IAII 81'.
Se. Item-ll.
aurora a. slum:
Hull...
TWO } NORWALKo
. .4. f )
STORES. SO. NORWALK.
Leaders!
For
UMBRELLAS
\\ C (
the
at $
Open every evcni
DAVIS, T
Hebeckeme llctel Block,
Through our stock of footwear? lt merits your careful inspection.
my. in like going on a long pleasure
more palatal than a corn. and most oer
\aluc at $l.’ .lo
lug our line ol spring trouscrmgs
never called upon to puIIbIh lhelnunlvm.
Ilium which attend every possible element of emntort.
,, --.-.m
this week will beficxtra‘ordi-
nary interesting and ol'extraordi-
narv ‘ ‘
also.
are inst now in great demand and
Ichr you an opportunity at
Iight time to purchasea $2
.Wc are also clos-
5 to order; former values $6,
..
1.8.
ng until 9 o'clock.
he Tailor,
Clothlcr, llnttcr and Fumlshcr,
South lsrwclk
firm
Have You Looked
Feet were
Wearing bud thou is wholly unaccu-
trlptowear a pair of our line Denim
Tum“: scarcely anything
announced by butchers. Dominates-
tor footwear means perfect llIII. loan wear. moderate ulcer. and practical my.
6 l over sflowSHOE STORE
l”, UWIMWM
Norwalk Chronicler