Wat ll O'clock in the
Hurting.
rum math at The lies-walk
Yanlitelnbwlll he held labor Darwin
being from the club-henna at ll
”m nwiilchpantoallynobtn
enrolled in the new: Yacht club.
,nadcnhincatboatn notoverthirty
dent and over tweets-lira feet. and
open cat beats of twenty tent and under
n-the‘naeing Union or Long Island
Sound. The first division will he
tor cabin nioopn not over . forty-
llanndoverforty feetmahin nloopsnot
overtblrtyvllve and over thirty feet: jib
,5 and mainnaiibantl notover thirty-two
‘fj Mindoro:- twenty feet. In the rec-
onddivinionwlll hncnbln catnnotover
thirty and over twenty-five feet. and
_ open oats. twenty feet and under.
Rev. William James. lira Grace
Waist and others from Bell Island will
speak at the meeting at the South Nor-
walk Baptist church. this evening.
Thorewillbeanpeoial eervieein charge
or the Woman'- alleviation. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
The members or the Stamford Wheel
club have extended an invitation to the
Twin City Wheelmen to visit them to-
morrow night. Captain Hanioni van-
_ nounees that the start will be made
Item the club rooms at 7 o‘clock.
' The clerks in the Boston Ettore.” Nor-
walk. were unusually rushed this morn-
ing in attending to the wants oithe
many customers attracted by the great
sacrifice sale which is now on in every
_ department of the big store.
About titty friends at Henry oi. Rider
andFrcd Malkin will enjoy a trolley.
ride over the line of the Norwalk Tram-”V
way company. tonight. starting item
the corner of Wall street and Belden
avenue at 8 o’clock.
Miss Ella Byxbee. of Maple street.
while trying to mount a wheel. Tues-
day. sprained her ankle quite badly
Dr. Hitchcock In attending her. It is
rumored that Mien Byabee will sell a
line wheel very cheap.
The Arcticst the West Norwalks
will play ball next Thursday. on Nor
walk Hark. Dowd and Jamea will ix-
the misery for the Arctics and Stcbb
and Shepard for the West Norwallts.
Thomas W. Meriwether. ol‘ the Con
aolidated freight oliize in South Nor-
walk. In taking u too duys' vacation.
and his gone to Sarntoga. George
, Lindebrrg is taking his place at the
. M.
~Biueiish. Ill conic a pound; wcuklinh
8 cents a pound. ct iinycs‘ Market.
A party of sixteen young people went
, out sailing this morning on Captain C,
8. Clark's yacht Three Brothers. They
will cruise about the Sound all day. and
at noon will have n shore dinner.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Woman's association. of the Sloth Nor-
walk Baptist church. will be held thit
evening. Rev William Jammoi Bell
Inland. will make an address
' -liilll Rambler bicycles reduced to
motor the balance of the reason. The
‘ 1T, i’rowitt (.‘o.
h course oi Aycr'a Pills the
ayateln in set in good working
order and o Inna begins to ice!
that lilo is worth living. HI
. who hon become the gradual
L prey oi constipation. does not
realise the irlctiou under which
he labors. until the burden in
illicit from him. Then hie
mountains sink into mole.
Milt. bin moroseocon gives
place to ioiilty. be unhappy
are again. ll liie data not
1m worth living to you. you
3 9‘ take a very diluent view
| n! it mar taking
’ Park. iitatnlord.
than...»
“ “mambo-hm
. m‘flflidmmm-
We‘lw'bntlnllhaaproniud
themberaollialnouia. White pert.
GIL-D «comman- npontha
motion oitbeirannnaloutiug. Bspv
temherhmbanhcwillglvathemtbeir
usual‘olambnkenndnnilonthefloand.
~Dnnburyltewe.
Pioneer Book and Ladder ournpnny
wiilholdaprnotiesdrlllmight.1'he
newtrnckwillhateatedintbepraavnce
or a representative oithemanniactarers.
Theteatcitheladdcrswilibe made on
theBnckley robber factory.
Funeral service-over the remains oi
WinthropG. Clark will be held {rem
his late home in Oranbnry. tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o‘clock. The Rev. 1". E.
Robbins will odlciate and the burial
will be in Union cemetery.
-—'l'he circus at Boron Point in giving
free exhibitions every attemoon at 8
o'clockandevening at 8 o'clock. No
admission is charged to see the per-
formance. The trapeue performer-rand
trained dogs are exceptionally clever.
Attorney E. II. Imkwood in moving
into his allies again. It has been re-
painted and mpapersd. and now pre-
sents an appearance unequalled by any
other oiiloe in town
John Schanb. Jr. is meeting with
good success with his patent carpet
cleaner. and has just disposed oi the
right for Boston to parties in that city
for $500.
The subject of the meeting this even-
lug in theNorwalkCongregational chapel
will be “The God of all Comfort " The
meeting will be led by the pastor.
Deputy Sheriii F. S. Lyon will have
vi sale of cigars, Saturday night. in 3co-
iield‘s block. North Main street. in order
to settle up the Stanley business.
Alarge quantity of iron for two new
tanks that the Standard Oil company
will construct has arrived by boat at
Wilson Point.
William H. Dolott yesterday sold his
farm at Wont Not-walk to William Som~
mar. 01 Brooklyn. who will occupy "it
premises at once.
Clilford Judson. oi Quinton! avenue.
has been employed to take care 0! Ben
Andrew’s sailboat and to take out sail-
iog‘ parties.
wBlneflsb. l0 cents a pound; weahill-h
3 cents a pound. ut Haycs' Market.
William H. Moaher. oi Meadow
street. has just recovered from a stroke
vii paralysis. which directed the cords of
hit net k.
The yacht Fannie. Captain Ben F.
Andrews. expects to go to Huntington.
tomorrow. to participate in the races
there.
A special meeting of the Norwnlk
Central Labor Union will be held to-
night. in Iron Moulders‘ Hall. Norwnik.
Miss Gertrude Lyon and Miss anv
uettu Rose are enjoying the tiny canoe.
ing among the Norwaik islands.
George Allen and family wont to
Compo Pond. this morning. and will
endeavor to catch crabs.
The South ivleo [allot] [lobster cinl».
numbering sixty. will have a cluinbukc
on Betta island. Sunday.
A cariouii of brick arrived this morn-
iunto complete the front of the new
post office building
(:cokenc Tribe. 1. 0.1!. AL. will work
the chic“ degree on tour candidates u ~
Inorrow night.
Raymond Brothers are furnishing
material ioraiarge contract at Phelps'
The city made money on the electric
light nppmlto the armory. last night. it
“Wont."
The Twoutywluhth regiment will
hold its: reunion at Gregory‘s Yoint. lo—
Inorrow. “mm
George iisliwitz sucoecda Harry Ball.
wits at delivery clerk at Bailwlln A:
Kiltlt'u.
llor. W. ll. Thomas will supply thn
Norwalk licthodist church pulpit. nun»
day.
Eureka it: bokob will. will rehearse
toinm row night and serve attachments
The town of Norwalh wall clean up
the year's buainnaa next Tuesday.
Mir-II Cathili has mated a situation
in Plaintod'n drng share.
u. A... u“-
Charlie Kally. cl at West avenue. to
lil oi remittent lever.
Sherman Connoiliitrynl Amalie.
whlmtooight.
lawman 1*. Ion. at nan-ammo
«mummy-lambasted
”Willem“ the ram
Abnolntely Porn.
Wimfiv‘vv 35W
mini-em.
"1%mamanrm.
Gehnrdus Daniela out his left hand
quite badly a few days ago. while at
work in A. Aviaou’a market. Blood
poisoning has set in. making a very
painful injury
Fifteen hundmd people can be com-
iortably seated on the steamer 8am
Sloan Gowith the Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school next Wednesday.
September 1.
Samuel Whittleney. who fell from a
tree in France stmct. Monday. and
broke his arm. is considerably worse.
and it is feared that blood poisoning
will set in.
Mrs. John McKeon. who has been
very low 0! dysentery for a few days
past. was this morning stricken with
heart failure and in not expected to live
the day out.
The subject of the meeting at the
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal church.
tonight, is “The Blamelesa Lite. ” The
pastor. Rev. F. A. Scoiicid. willlond.
~—i’rol. M. S. ltcaen. the well-known
mullet-Optician. can be consulted at his
oiiloe. in the parlor of the Mohuokemo
Hotel South Norwalk. Tuesdays, from 9
a. mote 8 p. In. lites examined free.
The schooner Era L. Ferris. Captain
Stevens. is discharging at Bridgeport u
cargo of coal consigned to the New York.
New Haven and iiurtlord railroad.
—Choioe matches, 50 and 1‘20.‘ a basket.
at Hayes’ Market.
About lilty Sorwnlk people went on
ion Consolidated Railroad company‘s
excursion to ilarragunsett i’ler. this
morning. '
James a. 135m hold the lucky coupon
which drew the $2.? in gold at A 8'
Hoyt's nllilllfiulfll, Monday night.
«4 hoice peaxhes, so and I'M.- II basket,
at iiayes' Market.
lt’.:;olciou,' iv: ling-in (’.trraicn
Nulr'lz'hll. " l. gm .2. i I; rv 'i'm all:
vlli' I;-:II'2sI (I! ll." [In-I'M" ma \lilllly :.-.
.Ilmnql. he llflil lulll In: :.I «May. l \2 ‘.'.i
iIl'I'tlll at 'l‘iJl' iln' mm. ‘l' (L. llII-IIiI .
Ajawiu. \Ilvvit: :n lulul T'Ll h- lime .Iii'll'
iiilnl "N..; I ll MI" it: .- l' I‘MI'ILI Ii l y us
villIIllIIIlIII u mm, .I y :. . . vi iI'v xix.»
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Ilml ll" lmulcl MI lurwll II: :1. “in“ :~;.:.
lznl‘mln-II,’ ban- 1.: \Il‘ lmu rirn-tl uni.
llw hilarity LI Ilw "Natalie-Ila" lilvil‘
may ll? lnxlln r lll‘lbll'dl- Ii iy III-v inr' 1%.in
ll'l' lI ‘elllllv Ni ii zlz'vul i'v :‘etmlt l‘vHI-vr l
ILII linnng‘mlw Imus i.l'\t,‘i' lu‘ll l'illfhl’ll.
u. m It'll" l'i| rI-uu-Izlmixv is: legume-«l will:
in lvcmlilm;v rrurmmm All Aw . i- ll
IIIIIy I‘ll‘t‘ nml loll illl'l‘l.vti;||ll‘l lilo vhmmw
'lf it it‘llllv.’ lnmruvun \Ilme» grivllmuvis
haul l‘t"" New-in.» i'la opponent.-—l’tIrl-
nightly ”l'tli‘w
i: :plmlvm cs “wilt-Incl.
l’rIIl‘I uI-I' .\ lulu l fly» that We 0“”! viral
luw var up; lt' l/ll CNN .I‘ \Illlt‘ll. H lllunll
lluilwi)‘ mvzmvu Ir oval in not H" m.- mi
tum-«l qllltlillllmt. \Iunm l law u: In mm It
\‘ilml int ill ll'n'. tlII -I I in ill“ 1 an Ilv em. l'
ill. . ill ll‘l‘" I;:.II nut: v or: a! tin IImt
l-Iomil im :I III: tI \. in ii mull l’l ilII lvv‘m II
twill luv 1‘: II III Ilw ll 1 l‘. l.‘Im No in!
in ., l. li‘IIulelv‘. lII-III':Il;|lII. mellzlrumtnl in'ml
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lrh ~im llltll‘l'illt‘lli in «lymlmmv “lln Ii. a
in only «m:v twv. inns-in viii: ul u groin. illel
Mull ilelvill'v Ill wine up mm! l|.II,| in
I‘I'lllllll i Ibbv'» l IIllv vl'um. it ”li'lilvy' lowly
"It: liquid ”ml in vunvsl m norm in Iul v llltl“
.mr «Harri-mam:l II .. rutiI-iv, in mining
lull mm i'lll'lii IlimIlIIIJ in him! .l in.
ii \ l-lilllml term ll l2- mm II! the Isms: doll
minus; Iii '“livlmvli‘l'n. ‘lilil xvi. m» n mull
'llu . iv ll," in Ivvlutal hr the lvtil'1-l l‘ ler
Wlllt'll l’. l! nml Auvnlwr my: mu :mvd
can :IrIm is plvvt’lo ’lt’iil. “this is lIropIm-Il
iron: i‘I'l'lN lit: iti‘lll. uml in lilllllllllili'l‘t‘ll lip
Woolly in very slim“ (lime im' Hum? 'MIl
lli‘lltllll‘lii‘. ‘l III» will in mm ill” tho mil in
slum III-Ill In tho Irvpnrnimn of luami-a.
'l‘lwuv- mm mm; M IIvrllanvvrmm Ill'urtvtnre
ll‘fl'llt'l ly wit. it ..Im Moll us ordered by plva
lltllliill.«Lilllilim litmnlnrtl. '
I. mw.w.— wrl— «m.—
A Windfall For have.
President ll vlls ileum manque-ably rur-
Irlml the other In; I: II visit from on old
ltd In whom. utter urgent ncllcilollml. Ilil
granted on eminmce. lllr lmmtn.
“um“ Ithohut‘lmnccnietl. woe to inlmvm
him that her ittlmlfdtlim at his policy was
re gas» that shalom to been: him
mouwotm 'i'prllo mfimimo to
m y 5 3’ VI” ”if
calcium-It magnum Ia.
3: ;nIl.v.;I:-.m \tl." Ime. rolling! on an En zileh _ .
Sunday Papers
in advance. tobddelivnred.
Prompt Delivery. 5
Leave your orders for daily, Sum”
day and evening papers to
be delivered at your ‘
house.
Bills inserted in paper soc hundred.
counties lawn “and.
In great variety,and in all
styles, except past styles.
Such is our clothing stock!
It will payyou to invest in
mil Iain 8mm.
R one or two of our special
'ANNSCUER: sale suits or pants. _
, _ “mum. An examination will con.
Liberal. viucc you. as it has many
WWW" others, that the values
W we are giving are away
3;“ ahead of the alleged half price
TAYLOR g GOLDEN'S sales, advertised periodically
Reliable Insurance Agency. by bankrupt concerns.
uwssamo'ronmnnr. All wool suit,s$5, 6.50 and
””5““ mm" 3"“ 8; former price.$8,10 12&15.
2 and 3 dollar pants, 1.50.
4- and 5 dollar pants, 3.00.
tore Open Evenings.
Learn to do llil‘ulili‘i‘fi as burl;-
been is done? We tour h uci uni
business from the start.
Why Not l
Lent-n shorthand lliiil t y pcwi‘lt—t .
int: from teachers that how-
bad practical exp IrrieIIeI‘v
limited number of clmrirAr;
member scholarehilm may lc‘
hml at the special mic:
OomsiOck Bros...
it 50”"! III! STREET.
uxl; YEAH. on scam”. mum
" " NIGHT tClllllllI. HHII‘
Brown's .South lorwalk, - - - Gone.
I
Burmese ~
’ IILFOID I. BlfFll I".
Coflege '
lllllcu open Ii. 1y and i. vcu. ng. ‘
I. 5. BROWN .a .. Prop. 55723.1... If‘il‘ltll‘i‘m.
$OOIETY AND BALL
. PRINTING. . .
THE SILVER l’ADLOCK STORE.
F | S H | N G r;::a:v..':.:l.’;:::‘.“
TAC K LE
Fox Cycle and Hardware Company,
IIO WAIHINGTON fi'l‘lllf.
Ivarythlnu From A Handle To An Anchor.
:20 Washington
Street.
GATICF'AOTION.
lnIloIvIl there is nothing like it. Just as a mutilated mind is a relational least. on
can lent isaconataut pleasure. Unly line shoaaoau give your tent a banquet.
on our summer footwear tor all occasions at [bottom and recreation dill every
want as a tool does its aberlntaly. First choices are claim made where
time are the moat of then: Milling seaward. you see lat: looking into our store.
you a. much. you see everything in imtwear.
Glover’ s HOE STORE
in nthluyten fittest. sun Domain:
AT THE SENTINBL OFFICE,
'INQUIRE WITHIN
GRAND FINAL
Clearing Sale of Summer 0’
We have taken our entire stock oi Lawns. Dimities. , 5
that were 123-90 to 170 per yard. and markedthem for
per yard. All belts. necktion and bows. 25 per cent 0!. A .
Shirt Waisis, at less than one half former prices. Attend
great clearing sale and get some of the bargains. Last 0W
ity this season.
EDWARD STREET.
5 Bill"! IUILDIIB. IDI'ILI.
GRASP
This opportunity to replenish your wardrobe, as it
never occur again. , For the next 1
TEN DAYS
Vc will sell 150 fancy
Sack Suits at $5. i
'C all early and gel; first choice.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVlé..The Tana;
Clothier. Hatter and Furnisher,
ldabaeknne liotai Block,
\\___/\\___,./\.__/’\W/'\
CLEAN 0 ATS. 5v
Mc ms no (lixt stickinvr to them after
em coming; to sit-ken yout horses-means ‘
gettiufr all 0 Its. It’s 0 any to pay more
monev and «rctgrain not All good—it’s .
Zimpossmlo to pay more money and get i
better g nu. - .r”
8 any Onto That's clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 lnrsball Street. South Iorwaik
Branch ri- !IImI:-' Livery stable.
WV/I" "
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av
Dill It ever occur to you that things are prettyavnnu
ly balanced in this work? Then: in no [oil with»
out a loss: brute the saying of the good hooka-
“Euvy Resteill III the llosom of Fools." Hm“
The Model Grocery!
we have many advantages, but among ill! Nile
bucks it want of facilities for display 0! many m
- moo tortsui goods. We have them.but they are.
out (It sight, so “II you don't see what you Wind“:
lor it,“ applies will |lull lurcc here. We are Milli
ally Working in o a trade to the liner sorta 01M
generally CillCil inucy groceries. ll ill“! ll W
.lIiug you wont. inquire wiIhiu; if we “‘haveu t it. W
will tum. . it the next lime you want, and p
to your advantage. Just now we offer
Baby Olives. l2o.‘
Queen Olives. 230.
~ Lore n2
Dibble.
Norwalk Chronicler