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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1898 · page 5

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Daily Deluge oi the People of Her-
ralk and South lonalk.

 

 

t WEATHER NOTES.

The low barometer central yesterday ;

over Lake Michigan is now central ov-
Ir lake Ontario. Cloudy wtather with

local showers still prevails in the lake 3

region and New England. pleasant

. weather In other sections.

Forecast—Thunder showers tonight
and Thursday:

 

Ason has been born to Mr. and Mrs
John Shepherd. oi Winnipuult

 

The storm last night was unusually
severe In Winnlptntit and. vicinity.

- —~

—Remember the concert at Bell ls—
land tent this evening at 8 o'clock.

Democratic primaries will he held in
nearly all the Il'tstt'lrts Thursday evrn-
log to elect delegates to the town con-
ventlon.

 

Master II). J. Reynolds. sou oi Ex-
pressman Reynolds. cut his head quite
badly at Bell Island. Monday. while in
bathing.

The bids for the Norwttik town-'Iutnd
Issue will close tonight. They will be
opened by the seleetmen tomorrow
morning.

Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
has received its new supply oi rnitlter
rents and boots irotn the tire Iotnmit-
lee oi the ( lty t‘ouncil.

 

John Addison Porter has gotten ottt
some attractive I-Itnpuign buttonsg
which are being distributed thtough!
the eastern part III the state.

.1 A. Tucker and E. II. (lItnIbttI-t.
principals oi the (‘entor and East Nor- .
quIt sI-hIIols. iItII'c returned home from I
n wheeling tottr to Lake \Varumnttg.
Litt'hileltl. and other points.

 

The New York Times says that one I
of the tIIp'tIs oi interest discussed int
Wall street VOIIIlt'l‘tla) was the post.
vehement until liIIIrinur oi the sub- oi I‘
$100.00" .\'IIII\'2IIk (‘onn. bonds titlrer- l
titted ior today.“ l

i

 

Ilary (illurrII and .ltit-Itlill (luttigun
\isltod the battleship IIIIli:.InII or
which tlte Itttter's brother. \‘ineent. i: ‘
nunner‘s unite. Itntltiy. nntl were pre-
sented with trophies oi the war.

A highly sueressiul "experience me»
hit" was ItiIIn III the with: flillb tIl
lite Notottlk "llllllhl t'llllll'll lflri I-II-n
toting. Quite tt sum wa~ reullzul until
the oxpc'tItnI-e oi mulling tho lIIlIlII‘)‘
mm In many enses quile novel.

 

 

The South XIII-wulk sI-Ition oi IIII
Sociolistit-~l.-titor IIIII‘l)’ IIIIs att't'utuzt-d
to Itolti It pirIIiI- III-III SIIIIIlJ)’ in tho
itrort- III t‘hur'es Kosmeeki's [Illtt‘t‘ in
West Notwnlk. I'IIIIIIIIa \IIIIIII oi
IIIIIIgIIpIIIt :tIIII tIiI-IIIIII-h oi ”II III titu-
port section will III ptc~t1't.

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stationary tempera-I
. tore. variable winds.

. your ugo. litir‘ tIItttIII business so pros

I store In Scranton.

:tlregory lined IIitn

 

 

# WWW
Humboldt lodge. Sons of HermauI -Rehert Van But-en has purchased a |::|

will meet tomorrow In Get-tannin hall. handsome new teetn oi horses.

Rev. W. ll. Thomas will preach atI

 

 

Thermometer: about town at noon—

 

Sunday morning and evening. ' shade.

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I

I The ease of Julius Genny was con-
l tinned again this morning until

7 to- es; and among the sages there in mote
Inorrow morning at it o “.Itoclt

iolly than wisdom.

 

w...”

The scrub team irotn St. Joseph s T. It is generally the man who is striv-
I A. B. satiety will play ball on the ltatt- lug to do right who Is amazed at the
ter ground tomorrow afternoon. opportunities to (It) wrong.

.———

 

 

 

 

| Miss Bessie Anderson. of South Nor-2
l walk. has gone to New York. to take at merlng lIt Notwaltt went to New lin-
I position III a wholesale millinery store. ten and return by ttollIIyI today.

 

 

. A special meeting of the Trinity Mrs. William .I. lI‘innI-y. oillerkeley
l I‘lIurI- II club will he held tomorrow stteet. is lultl tip with It sprained ankle.
I night at the II-sltlenee oi 8. C. Palmer. I caused by a tall from her wheel.

I ___—

 

 

i ——(Ireat Fire Sale. of Ray and straw,
E 2 per ton up. E. M. Tolles (I ('o.. Wn- a cortnln extent by lust night's storm.
ter street. ’ but no serious damage has been l't‘p'.)l'~
——-———— .ted.

Sixtv IpIopIe went iront Norwallt to ——
! Illoclt lilltllltl this morning. on the
Ii‘onsoiidntetl Itullrtnttl (“OIIIpiIlLI 's ex- 1 you me having It gown iiItteIl if you
‘ ('urfiion, wont to hate u candid opinion on the
I subject.

Thomas Foley‘s ('IIH‘ for breach of.
the peace and tIIIIIsLI'e language. wasf
routinueti In the Town ('ourt. this
morning for one month.

 

 

 

A woman playing an accordion III--
IIIInIptIIiIeIi II)’ it little girl lliil‘t‘lt'li'tl
considerable sympathr about
wulk tltflgrn—inh

 

For the net-ommodntion oi residents i
oi ElmI-rest. a ntw flight oi steps leud- I
log to (‘onneI-tit-Itt avenue has

 

Mr. and Mrs.

.ltill
been 'dttttghters have rotur ed to New Yrorit
erected at the hood oi l'ourtlnud place. after It week's visit witlt Mr. and Mrs.

It‘. IIenhtIy ttutl

 

‘I Stephen Woodward.
'l he South Norwttllt pollee were noti- ‘

Ilod todtty tinit two lili')(‘li‘3. tttgethm ”to woman who tun wear it whitoI
With It WINS? eontnining Wit or 500 ei- Iittt It irotk two tints without Its s ntpi)
gars. had been stolen itom Ilridge- Sinlllg "I illll rix Il.t_Is IIEII." is It won-
port. tier.

 

 

 

 

Three spec'al trains hound east I Iottune. ii She fiillkt‘.‘ nttylthlntt
passed through South” N,“ walk y...“ ,._ near the truth. ran raise II womuu t-IIII-
dav 'I‘hei tontuined Inittd Stuttu or to the sen-nth IIeuI'In or rink iII-I-
soldiers who have been III \‘ttrloto l" ”'9 ‘M’m’ "f d""'"“"
entnps itt the South.

 

l I
. l‘:IlWlll I'ttt'kt-r I‘Int'k. oi Elm street
stint at party of young it‘iomls I-II; )‘t‘tl
II nip to New IltIIotI IIIIII nurin Ilo.lt
Iotiu) In Iihpt'tlill Irollo) Iut‘.

Jesse ll. 'I‘ollos. who opt-nod u h'nt
store in Ilinghutnton. N. Y.. III'I-I- II

 
 

porous llltll he has .‘lill‘lt‘ll

I'enn.

Illltilllt'l
SIItnItt-I Lewis; ttIlI'ertI-~.II: ILI-III t'ot

Iltiyt's Ihenire. is busy tIItltIy ltIlI‘IllIIH
Shore Acres. the first show of tlt-~ stat
son. which will Itppenl' Friday night
Soptt tuber :3.

 

The matter oi extending the NIII' 1
walk Street Railway line up West
street illltl (H'I‘l‘ the hill will come he. ~
ioro a meeting at tho IllrI-I-tor‘s‘ to It.
held next tnonth.

. Iio you smoke lIllIIlIl'lt'tl

Just try on IInpet'inl t‘rown. It's llil

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{In “North ItIIIII HI‘ lo tilttitli 7' ”,mm'L

wars of titre. tin «rt-ottnt of this Illltlllt‘

. II.II'I',\' .\I,
$1 tttttl t'thl! llllll

Hindu) and John 'I‘ .\ItIt'

_ , rim-7.. the Southern NI-w England Tel-

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Spanish prisoner:
\‘et'n‘s "out. under
States Illill’liilr.
to l'tll'lnllltilllll.

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I“ Pure and Rare.“

Cevetana'

BAKING POWDER.

Makes delicious biscuit for iIroaki'tIut and tea.

. Immunities. emu-9mm LmeIItntmrrII/aou :m Ian.

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summon. Imam, teat

 

 

A Dllrl) III" New Yotlt people sum-1

'I‘ttke a woman iriend Itlong whenl

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There are many more tools than sag- I_

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The oleetrle wires were mixel up to:

Nor- I

 

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A BARGAIN IN

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I: tittittlttpzttzht

.ifCamted Fruits.

Egg Plums, Green (Inge Plums...-
lIeInon Cling Peaches.

A ricots, Cherries, Strawberres,

15¢ per can.
E. H. MOREHOUSE,

II.
use o‘ee- your ear—
|--I-=I-II--I~ “Into;
——
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as

EDWARD STREET?” “'

_-_.' Clearing up rate oi eeasonahle goode. Our plan In to ole-II up stock in lieu
.-_- l A grand opportunity for buyers.

.. I Very low prioel have been made on all spring attd summergoodl, and I.
cutout to close out our entire stock oi these Ilt'pal'tlllfllll, as the piles
Inuet sell them.

_-_f We have a few

F ree Peaches.
SHIRT WAISTS

I
that were We and the. m 8..
‘ a few that were hi. (to anti 8L :5, now 7..
' Ladies' Gauze Ribbed V ests air a, 1i) and 12lc

are a bargain.
-- All Lawns and Dimities are to be elm-d out if low prieett will do It. Special
tmrgaine at Io per yard. (.‘holee designs.

Isoltl for 2Iiuntl 25c; al at

 

The West Avenue Grocer.

ltl..l..l..l. l::l::i::l::l::l::l::I::l::l

 

 

EDWARD STREET,

oxroinn Two.
New Gazette Building. Not-walk.

handsome enough to adorn any foot
low enou h to nugget-t the cane ant ._.._
eotniort o a slip tor. and pmntin all i

the wear that tte best and lines of
Oxfords can posttese. are seen In our aII-I
pet-b shoe display thnt'tt now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration ’
than anything else In t-louth Norw allt
A shoes a small thing, but tItere’IttI
world oi satisfaction III a good one, and
ottr Oxfords urc a rare eotnbination of
high qualities in summer footwear.
Low nlioes. [low rieett. “5t ‘.

oi 20.81.10.3100 st. 5.

c. He GILE.

loW-ohlngton It. .0. Norwntk.

 

 

"Ivoryehtng from - loot“. to are A‘rrohor."

 

Snappers areRunning

ARE WE REA ADY FOII THEM" . CAIIII AND SEE!

Fishing Tackle, Crab Nets, Hooks.

Blued Va, Carliele, Sprout. otc., etc.,otc

BICYCLE REPAIRING.

 

we do not sell. lJt't ti
uncertain goodness.
WeI uII tuifortl to so

oxen if we were tli
our it" title was built up the other
WIII'.

litty ”his ihtlts

MANUEL T. HITCH I
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'lIIIII'e ate Intuty gt rudes of outs

I lean.

 

SKILLED WORKMEN.

FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE GD“.

i

Phone 138-2. I
I l20 Washington Street.
I .
l
I

IHALL PIOI‘O‘I’I.

Ru Fluid Coil

In the price of Men‘ It Suits.
Lot No. I.

QUIOK CALI,“

 

 

use of their

ll sut It outs.
sposetl to

(trey Mixed ( 'BINllllel't', reduced front amour:

“ “ 2. Brown Mixed t‘ttssiIIII-rc. “ “ ltMlito 7.”
' “ :l. Ilrown Serge. “ “ I‘MIMo 7.35
" “ i. Ilrou n Plus I! I 'ussitnertz “ “ m» to 8.0)

Negligee Shirts. .

'I‘hc 75ettnd OILIIIJ kind reduced to 50 and 75e. We. lure. n“..-
Strnw Huts lI-i‘twin large sizes. You run buy :I III now for

,1

 

I-ittttw

GRIND CLEIR

«IMILLI

Itttring mouth of August you can buy goods III IIIIIIIII your own priI-c.
2.3: now L'itt‘.

lIitton t'rnt-II liteyeic Hats. Were N.

‘tillt'l'r. «nudity

ILI’III

Straw Hllililt‘o otttprlsheg IItoIIi oft
lug In print I'rIIIIt' . II.- to .2. till; now 2&-

Mn

I. e.

Tillotson

86 Washington street.

Iy Cops in hwlefl nnd Alto-lib. one-third regular PR».
\VI-IIII not proI-I-I-I- ltil'tll‘l‘) over our Hunttttcrtusse
t‘tnts \ou Illtlllllt'1ittllltlIM'l thewoek. .\IIt\ iintljtntt what I'IIII wutIt.

Willis H. Selleck,

“NCE SALE 9F Clothier and Forulshert

. N0. 50 WALL STREET.
i ' NORWALK.

_ PERIODICAL ..lrtEI’AR‘I‘IlIIN‘I‘
Save
Money.

WILLIAM R BEERSI
lIy subscribing through me for your Mugtt-’l
mues. NIIWspupers and Periodicals at club
rtItIIs. All the IIItIgaziIIe-I always on hand.
75 different publications IInI-lt month.

 

Site; Now. :L'it'. .
II. .I III; .. Rite. Bookseller. Stationer anti Engraver
in $21”; “ the.

In- popular styleit uttd colorings. rung-

III \\‘all St. Norwallt. Conn.

 

lipriee will sell them.

8: Mills,

South Not-walk. Conn.

 

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Wt IIIIII lteI‘II " IIII It I-tlttl“ minim I I
‘II on k I I I “'li III I .III lIlI-II IIII

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IIIIIIIIIII tII-IIIIIII til you III. . ltII
Iuvtttln In. .IttII tIu IIIIII.
IIIIIII’io III-IIIIIII-IIIIII, llil Im- new IIII .Itu I

IIIIIIII :II' IIvII»l \\ ". IIII I'.

i~ llll‘ tIIII-III liII i Yil s.

IIIIIIII i~I I~.II I III-IL.

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.lulltw' Flt-Hr, lItg' TII'
I‘liI- (IIIIIIIIiuII-Il I‘IIIIJI'U'... Qi “I
“II -t I'I--.I 'III-n lIItIlII . "2.
llent I in.“ . ....... i'II'

Nuluttttuun

III~lII

LORENZO

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i\I IIIIII~II IIII I

 

tlovsnim, tiIIII IIIIIIIII; it It tIIt I "I Illilill'.‘ IIII- IIIII \\l ‘llll‘ l

«I ~t‘t\ II'I , III \A"I.III~I I r uni |\ III 'III Ilr-II Infill

LOW MRRGIN

\\t- iIIIIII- IIIII III .I.ttI~ lt III min I III

Premium Stumps Given.

.\orth hittitt him I. South Nutwalit.

 

It ttnu' ll?|\" thought we III-re t-nttrIIIy out of
it you \\ l‘l wattI-II this ~|Nll'l'
\lIIII wr IIII' IIII II.I .ItId Hunt: to do lttl III-
\Il‘ll'l' nit tIte ‘lill‘l’tlt III "II. III-e III -~.II'II III Ill
\\. \I'Itnt I‘\l It I~II..
II llt‘ nIIItlII III II. iIItIIIIIIIg ilIItt IM‘IIiItUIrltI

Fall lppuacietlt

and the noise
of the coal
wagon is heurtl
in the hind.

0F PROFIT

illI' |IIilIlII' in Iitttltt ii

 

I I oIt~ ~ or .\ t'I .-‘ In I. ‘i M lot-
I. l-l Illl ‘ ‘“ ‘ l ‘ \Vllt‘ll ytiiii lii‘til‘ the noise hi‘t‘ I:

III" IIIIIIIII Itllil our poor lot' moi in not painted on "W
wagon

'I‘III- Illlltlllh' in llll‘l't‘. the quantity.

.\ IIIII Iotl ot II-IIII in :I III-w» tlIItIt: '-- iiIl\I' lilitlel‘I I-II-I {I'O’l II. “III “to they Were [invalid to
the MINI I- don“. titttl \ilitti more “9" ""‘“"'”“ ""'“'

IIIII III» Ilttl IIIl Hill! «.II III} tII- uIIItIt ‘ lIi'tIU' Iotti oIIieI IIIiiI III- and we will live
Hill “I” :I I. i now In lIllI‘I'. I. I.. It‘lll-tlt. llil‘lt I. I-IIIII moi IIIIII t-Itlt-ml. WI Map IIIOIIIIIII glut M”

It- l."'"tl .I- am.

Nat. Steve and Egg Cost. $6 per ton, delivered.

NO DUITI .

\ utmt IliIIIl\ .II. liIl'Ilill: out toughen III not

9 bbin. Hard Wood. It.
TIII'IIIII-II. II I

.
'.'III

l'et‘i‘tIt'iiIIli lint: lilnt'tlli. 1'- ll"
These are Coon Prleen.
i I IIII III hll"llt

I‘Illlltllli III III B'IIIII

DIBBLE,

 

 

 

 

 

(3‘ng II‘.‘ 4“ (‘ «‘4‘ 4° J‘W

H KRIEGER’S.

ZI Milllnery and Cleans.

a.

We littie Itlilt't'll on Mtllt
“I Itli III our *I‘IJIIIIIIII *7.“

r

x ' Silk Waistmg

9.

‘
“I To t'lt‘lli' them out We have

"t nutrltt-Il them till down
‘Y
(“1
Mock htitin-I.

'l'ItiltIttIs. nut
t‘otno curly for the

H.

MKJRWW

'l'ltoso lll'l‘ Itll lute styled.

'IIIIIIIII

KRIEGER,
I‘lnhtteltttlltn llotel lilot'lt.
WWWW

 

Ml'

I‘M lul Ittiotttion given to yotiill
littyn.

e;
. II
. i Mi. KING. Principal

l Iy.'-‘I .‘ttt

II-II-II"
Wagon. Given Free i

iIIr III H/tIIII‘ ”up tmlt- noun ' IIII-IIII
eifll’l'll trIIIIeItIIIrII-itntl :‘IIIIIIII- atonintttw
IltIr mole IIIItrlI-. turn it mind How IIIIII

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to

$3.98

IIIII in i ii ‘ll'i li lllI't'.
l'"""""1 Notem
\\ ill II-opeli P‘I“l"ll‘1t\lnl‘all L"
I III ty outour wishes we have
tine IIttuIlIt-I Itlll thirteen boys. \ll lliill lIItH‘ 'ttiltl in “ID
\ii thut itttve soltl over $5,
Don't let this opportunity

7 bbll. .0“ Wood. .‘e
IliiI-yele suit tlo we intend to
“""W‘" "“"‘"“‘" I IIIIIIIII III our entire stoelt of
i I |ri t' lllt I
"”‘W ” ‘ w I and uutlergoat
iIII- IIIIIIIItr our I'etyhest suits.
slip by.

B. HARRIS.
ornmrono. ,

I-Itrri over. and Ill order to
.I t' I “ll ‘l I
r l“ ' l I ilieyt Ile Suits into No lets.

III-Ito ttt

SAAB.
Upton: wry evening until it o'ttlooh.

 

'I'IIITI-itts. I‘olored

l l'lttiti Stilts.
y will not Inst long. trunnion w. noon-I
I no \t'tJI Hi'tittt:. "infill-1., ttnrwutit. I I

no HMII
IULKLIV I WHI‘LII'I

flit‘iI'H". t(TUNE, ‘IIPI‘IIIIIIII Matti IIroot, no.
\orwniit. I‘IIIIII. II lI‘IIIII
'I'.’

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leiieehetrte Iietei Noel.

”loath Ierweitt.
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, i * i "Went" Me. in the sentinel m
. loner letters. in One.......I.. .5

i ,

MIL.

South Norwttllt.

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