.weIIIDIna
thefuaerel
2 "ule‘ot
were guests this wash of lira.
. _ at mouse
Oillcer’l‘raoey has removed
rantlna from the reIiderIce
9i
othendsoma Wot» whitefill
marble has been presented to Rising
Stu Division by the South Mall
members.
bleatlsgout the
Belvedere
mm
mem front of
I00:-
trading the new road?" Iv .
MMWJIM the silt
Harman .Isputttsg n
dilnl'e, ii rdtory to hav as I”
:01! IIIrhIIe- -wateowhes
W ~
l .
.- 9‘4...“ Will“... ‘ mu It'll ....
will tip-treat. dobnllrnlb
is'do Ing he work. .
w
a tone Illi frontottho lei
It” ”saddles 2i It Honri I:
iindih is completed end a great In-
pv‘oyemept to the property: --
aipsaoa
Col.
bout
“sic-s5 will graham the 35:;
1 GM“
10- It; idiotic; acro’oI. II carious
Jnti’oavor, ,led by John ltayrnond,
r., -
...—......—
hlrl. Hoff! ‘Hitidley’lt slightly ill.
caisson.
Theodro Bates IoIIt a horse last
night. It died of colic.
There will he a praise service in the
chapel, Sundhy at 7:}436p. m.
éitéii. It. and w. II.- Sitar-
wo'od' drove to ridgevorl. yesterday,
tobeav‘the argumenta'in the Arthur
CI”.
Editor of The kntinelt In your
Orsnbury items last night you pub-1
listed a den by Char arloa Bunion. rel-l
ative to his one troubling his neigh'
bur. l.wiaiI to state that he had mt
lot to put it in. I think, and it wan.
dared around-and got into ll" yard
destroyed my acorn.“ tied it to
my fence and told him he could have
ltfpra dollar. My .wlie toldhlm to
leap it home and he said he would
but it has been out around since. My
t is properly fed. I think this is
li'llth oi the whole matter
GWRGI DATES.
III” ”II.
lllIrl Rogers has seen "Grille til.
\
Miss Nettle Comntoch. of F or Cor-
ners. has been dangerously II.
I
Miss Nellie Paulsy. of New anean.
has been visiting Mrs. l. hf. Forbell.
the
lira. lluamo Hamilton
ninetyaixth anniversary
day. Sunday hire. Hamilton is I
head of live generations: lira Corne-
lia A; Comatoch. daughter; lsrcusv vii.
Comstoclt. of Danbury. grandson; litre.
Choltet' sacrum. sit gsbury. agitati-
dau for, an arena n-
5352.- g‘rget greet-grandson lira.
Hamilton enioys very good health
THURS“)! [AXIS A Fm.
hasrmhahetar'eddslthis Isl-Ilsa
telpflohhrpss.
"Washington. No'elllbef Is—rne
«motor also I. Thurston.
of Ne he. and tea Lola Purman.
death“? I: “If. our Ira. an: .Pur-
this morning at
Inf-310a! “thin, mayor: or the nus-5
0
fol, of the I
litan Methodist lip-
iecopel Church. odioiaflag.
The wedding ceremony was ..:-.43.. ‘
only by immediate 9selwatl‘voa and b
saunas and' gar cnsnyder. In-
Widens
niche-groom. '-
The withesses to the ceremony were:
The senator's son. 01411536
Thurston: hir. and hire. George it.
Tracy, of New York; Mr. and Ira. W.
.iether sId “herd“ ths'
.‘brother
enter. in. Iethldoho.
NI- dnyder. ltIss Rom-endura-
of the brido do.le Gladys soil
Puma and Wing u. Mien.
:DI'. and. Mrs. L. Pus-
a; nod daughteriz Ira. Hamilton.
do was attired in a plain tal-
tor-made gown of light gray cloth
unattended and the ceremony was Iii
sin e as . ‘flie Win. in
wide the ceremony was primed.
muted a floral bower. with palms
and smiles. lending an elective bet-ll.
to“... no no won
w pg .
levied the ceremonya after- which the
firm and gloom. acoom nied by the
bride's-brother. Coholl I‘m-moo, her
sister. bliss Fay human, and Miss
”amend Brochaway. .of ”on
drove to the Pennsylvania Railroad
station. wheres car of thou-ism PI~
clle was waiting to convey them on a
two
”Itllfll III d.'
_ ‘11;ng
as
with epictu ”match Ihewas ‘
tour south. They Ieit III ,
Iglllil florists 9091-. Their
oe |llanco an value c-
pendt on the oheartng 3ng
I001! m the
Its, sheared with
aspects care “99.91350
longn heirs are to m ore ti
swim ,
00 hey are
“W” cm. I."
all ‘
a have a number
electric rail and near sen
hosts for women... three
four dozen of them, that Ill
style, finish and looks.to
all. but sing. asallssl on
Maine I a
We sell thorn at '86,
$40, $46: 'and W and think
hone era to lie? list! It the
lowest" ilgu‘rs altcwhero,
We know thot none sogood
lire sold in town for the
critic.
Second floor, take elevator.
The special pattern table-
cloths, imported by us dir-
ect from the Irish. makers
of‘ the bait linen in the
world, are the handsomast
thing in the linen dopart'o
moot. They are in new and
tasteful designs; wonderful.
yhaud me are tho pat-
terns p__r uo‘ed by the criss-
crossing at the threads. ,
Prices will bear repeat-
09 inches. 01.10.
86 inches, 01.46.
102 inches: 01.76.
90 inches. 02.76
100 inches. 08.25.
72 by ”inches. “-60.
720 y90 inches. 03..76
ill by” inches. 06.00.
72 by 00 inches. .26.
72 by 90 inches. ”6.60
72 by 00111056 $6.25.
72 by 108 inches. 04 25.
72 by 108 Inches. 04.60.
72 by 1 inches. 06. 76.
72 01] Inches 1Q 76.
Most of them have nap-
'ns to match.
Frost basement!
It is worth while to re-
member that the new crock-
ery store sells as good din-
ner Iota were to be had in
the citysndat prices a third
below. the usuol scale:
376
r
dinner-set of rarely handsome
Mmogea china. 160 pieces. beau-
tiful decoration.
$48
dinner-set of Theodora‘ Havi-
.land china. 125 pieces, new and
beautifully ilnisbed pattern.
$37.50 ‘
’ dialer-set from pottery
Charles Field Haviland.
f. . If you break a piece we
/I replace it.
“.333. so
F allother set from Theodore
Havliand. 124 pieces. floral gar.
lead decorations.
819. 60
still one more of Theodore lisv-
ilIvId'I sets. It] pieces, flower-
and-gilt decorations.
of
I36
16
* I boldaome set of Austrian chl-
na. )0: pieces with soup tnreen.
two tasteful decorative pat-
terns.
all 76
- anoint. old style set of English
wasefroni the Hill pottrry. llZ
pIeoeI, dark green decorations.
Basement. rear.
'l'III llowulro
In
Ind lira. Thurston w ’
1’" 90998 C0
. exquisitely decorated.‘
WI mm ‘
den tsrswmtbegoestsoflrIOII-M
_ , new .
”mm-aw'
say will
tensive and certainly moat creditable
iIn vameaia near his
mills... is #misgviliamrict. He
the road It thin point in a most that
ough‘, manner ltidg‘e
too om ill. in WE'W nasal:
33mg in i provint the ll
-yselel «the l mflwgy.» would
raise t e vs ueR property as
well as odd toll I‘ll geoer‘hl'at-
tractiveneaa. Anything thIt improves
dpaopla’s.
South rims. and Edward P
Whoa I wife is swaerom home she
reads her husband' a letters through
‘ car'eiuily to find something upon which
suspicion may alight.
George Noland. Rochland. 0.. says.
“liy wife had piles forty years. De-
Wltt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it is the beat salve in America." it
heals everythina and cures all sills
Meow catiuson. South Nor-
walh: Edward PF Weed. Norwalk.
Our most intimate social compacts
are made permanent only by law and
gllapci.
ONLY CUB FOR DYBPIPSIA.
lira. Prenhli Bush. of New Castle
Dei.. says: "I suffered for yearn with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distresI
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I toolt Brazilian Ball. and one 60
cent bottle cured me can pletely."
For sale by It. H. Pleisted and l-‘. H.
Banter. ..
'liarrlago has made many
friends-«0 has divorce.
Dr. w. Winon. lolly Hill, N. v.. says.
"I heartily recommend One ltlnnte
dear
Oough Cure. it govern wife imme-
diate relief in suI’ ogesthma."
Pleasant to tell Never falls to quick-
ly care all on .ccolds. throat and
lung troubles. Georgec
lasso Nor-wall; Edward P. Weed, Nor.
we
Life Is a battle—we may call it es-
arclae or sport. but we know better.
4
N0 CURE—NO PAY.
That is the way all druggists sell
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Its-
Iarla. Chills and Fever. It is simply
Iron and Qulnine lo a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults pricier it to
bitter, nauseating tonica. Price 50o.
The associations of man are inilnite
-—the motives are but two. love and
lust.
Des‘t‘iaharrolpttswd I-shaleaallh .twey.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. bu mag
nails. toll of life. nerve and vigor. salts No To
Ilac. the wonderrworircr. that mahes weak men
strong. All druggista moorll. Cursgueran
Iced Boobies and sample from Address
sterling send: an. causes or the fore
M
The naked truth does not venture
into society-she is the secret goddess
of the closet.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children who sreaubiect
l: stacks of croup. Wheoe'v‘? an at-
c oomlagoa oamy- wife as them
Chamberlain's cough Remedy and it
aiwm preventatha attach. It is I
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else wet" out of. it
would not do to be with Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it Is
sold acne than otaliother ensghmedi-
oinca. combined—J. It. Nickle. of Nic-
kie Bros. merchants. Nlehiullla. PI.
For site by George C. Billions. South
Harwell: Edward P. Weed. Norweik.
Some of the worst enemies of love
are very sociable—Inst, ambition and
stood. for instance.
COLD STEEL QB DEATH.
“There is but one small elmnce to
save your life and that is through an
operation." was the awful prospect set
beiorc lira. l. 8. Hunt. of Lime Ridge.
Win. by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of a frightful case of atom-
ach trouble and yellow iaundice. He
didn't count on the marvelous power oi
Electric Bitters to cure Stomach and
Liver troubles. but she heard of it.
took seven bottles. was wholly cured.
avoided surgeons Ilnife. sow weighs
more and feels better than ever. It’s
positively guaranteed to cure Stomach.
Liver and Kidney trmrblea and never
disappoints. Price 60c at P. H. Bas-
ter'a drug store. South Ndrwaih. and
John A. ‘Itigga’s, Norwslh.
A NONITIII DEVIL ll'lsH
Destroying its victim. is a type of con-
stipation. The power at this murder.
our ' malady III felt on organs and
norm and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome. But D
King's New Life Pills are a safe In
certain cure. Best in the world for
stomach. Liver. Kidneys and Dowals.
Oslyzocentsatii‘HHRa Idrug
store. South Norwsih. and be A.
Itisss. Ilorwelh.
hegoidaa role. as roviIad to date
others. will
"'“P 9""
e wi her daughter. and" "
., .eniiu
‘mw’fi' ll {so Donnerfvytn .r ”"o
M ml: 01%;? Meagan!)
is reducing the grade and widening ~' .
solo boasts» of ‘
many saclr oitieeasrbut ales! theym are
ence of their places. oohing at it :-
ths town will add to the fatness of the ‘
mm
tor I‘als It Piaiste‘d's Drng'iitore .
eed's. ,
. Balloon. .
ooh—s-fi-r.‘ *1 .
Theron‘a. lion is making vary as. 1' ~
' ”' ' Aim N r.. mi. V ’
Wins; th Wefumynasoa -,
fight!" It!” "
' nmooflvauammasuuselsa haewwhers
”remix: minnow-mm: sass:
W BIO“, m M
- ---” ..
Bill and limter Styles to ’99
Never. have better goods been ”:shown never have
greater vorietics been offered; never have prices
been so low.
is no room for improvement in the bar-
gains we oflar In
MEN’S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING!
Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
soils. 8!! 60.37.60.813 and 39.
High grade. all wool single and double breast-
ed and cutaway black diagonal worsted suits, 810.
Overcoats and Ulster-s.
Our wind and water proof ulster has provpd a
great success, 88.00.
Winter ovarcoats in korseys and coverts. from
86.“) up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from $1.26. $1.69 and $211),
to 89 cents.
Sweaters, reduced from $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50,
to $1.39. '
Caps. 10 cents each.
Comstock Bros.
Ii lull lain Street, South lolrlll.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Two atores—Norwalir and South Norwallr.
I
It ' ”Add all a .orfsmr
If .
EASTMAN KODAKS.
331-3. Per Clint Discount,
William P. Beers’
FORWALK.
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore llas Been to Boston
Again. '
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lvnn manufacturers It
one-half price. for July and August
sale and I thinh'it is the best lot of
goods evar oflarad on this earth for
tha'money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in .vquantity and
quality.
Theo- Olean-
lllllltlu loll “hints” in The Sentinel.
. 82.49, 83.48,
. “issuedMstt‘rewdsQ
- , sum-nearer time.
More Judge Robin-Io In the Super-
br‘Court yesterday. ‘Irgulnents were
made in the case of Matilda. 8. Dexter
against Byron Dexter, a petition for
thou. nulmant of a divorce. The de-
’ t is a wealthy manufacturer In
.Counacl in the case announ-
to the court that Judse 0. W.
for bad by lire
. . ad a on
"Duster form" you, allow-
ing her 026 a month. a matter was
argued about a month ago at the Dan-
bury term.
The case is one of wide interest. hir.
Dexter married Matilda S. Parry. Sept
20. I886, and they lived together '00
years. Some time ago she entered I
suit ior annulment of‘ the divorce.
claiming that it was Illegal as she was
at the time the wife of one Parry. Bile
attached Dexter’s estate for 000, 000 and
asked heavy alimony. The case has
been through various motions. and tbs
last mova Is a cross complaint filed by
him. in which he' sells for divorce He
' alleges that be was forced into the
marriage with her and Induced to illi-
cit istarcourae. and that she concealed
. the fact that her marriage to?
was in force. 0 The plaintm move to
strike out this portion of the cross
complaint on the ground that It is ir-
relevant. and immaterial.
The case of Joseph A. Gray. in the
mstter of the grievance committee.
came up on two motions, one for Judg-
ment for want of answer. and the oth-
er on a motion of Gray to Itrllrer out
certain parts of the complaint against
him. Answer wasordered In two weeks
and the other motion'wss continued
one week. '
THE FAIR
For and Cloak Stole.
nor lulu 70 llllllllil.
We are kept busy not-
withstanding the weather,
therefore it encourages u»
to handle the largest vs-
riotias in our only line
. which enables us to “largo,
sales and small profits."
Here is an ofier:
Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined,
62.98. ’
Covert, half-lined, 8298
Karsey, half-lined, $3.98
Another covert, half-lin-
ed. $3.98.
A good Kersey, all lined
and nicely trimmed, 84.98.
A good Kersey, all linen
and nicely trimmed, 85.98
A good Ken-Icy, all lined,
$7.98.
Beat Kersey. and best
satin linings, in all/colors.
$8.98 and $9.98.
Plaid Skirts, all wool
34.98, 85 98
and 86.98.
Golf Capes of all sorts at
ridiculously low prices.
Children’s reefers, nice
mi x to re a, ‘ handsomely
trimmed, from $1.49.
Tailor-Mada Suits, Petti-
coats, etc., and full line of
Furs.
I. WRUBBL I co
68 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
BUILT LOW
in style and in price.
a te-I mono. ...... .... 4 -r-
feel i: it: w‘orhinga. Cell and see It
anyw : also essmine the Ill-J Lilli
INCA DIICINT BUINII. one of
the brightest illsminators on the mar-
hot.
'CLAPIIAIII a wuss.
50 South Main street. Music Hal'
13inch. South» Norwaih.
No establishment l5 '
tor furnished. better ’
equipped for the sac '
Framing Pictures. 1%
occupies our entire ‘
charge of an" "adept,
moulding is out by ‘
This Insurea the most we,
feel fitting Joints.
good quality that is older
Wecnrry in stock I ‘ 1
didarent styles of
cheapest to the very .
pictures. bring tha'nt "
hovea't. we have them: .2,
Artistic Paintings film"
would interest yotr. «I ,
prices from 05.00 to 000;
coins here at any time;
purchase or not. . .
“we
a thing of beauty, if you
from our up‘to-dsto and
stock of
lining Hum 909999,.
Our China Closets, mm; outcomes ‘
Boards, give you more beauty to the
square inch than anything you can fly '
with quality and prices coolhined'.
I I slums I 99.,
Fulfill llll'itltfl
Ind lintilmus. .-
12 North Main atroet. Booth sol-Gas? . y 7
N. Y., N. ll. 8: ii. R. R.
TIME TABLE.-
In eifeet June 11. 1006.
LEAVE SOUTH NOBWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:—12 63!, 4: 668.6 :46. 0:15, 0:55.
7:13 7:.54: 9:103. 0::08L926.0:661.
10 22:. 11:35:. 11: 40. g
P. hit-12 471.1111 2: 261.3104, 3:21! '
4:07, 5:10x, 5:33x, 5256:. 0:41. 7:66. j
8:“, 10:20. a
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:53x. 6:451. 9:06.
P. lt.——3:21x. 5:35, 7:20, 0:461. 10:10
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR oil
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH .
NORWALK.
A. M.:.—l202x 6:00. 0:.00 7:00,!im’.
9:00: 9:02. 9:041. 9:,00 10:0m10z04.
ll:00x, 11:02.
P M -12: 02:, 1:04 2:00]. 2.01, 8:“:
3:30x. 4:02:. 4:041. I. 6:008. 0:“8.
0:02, 7:00.8100 1.9130.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—-12021.6:.00 71,30 10:031.
P. II.-o:oo
LEAVE soiml nonwaut ros
Now HAVEN. '
A. M.:—llls.l:,20s10:.20 1:43.05“.
9: Its to: 12x. 11: 00s,! 1:42.
P. 01.1—1202! 1:12, 32,07: 4. 0:17.
aggosdssdos‘lesn
ri geport n tion to above.
or. 2. 42, 5. 04s. 7:28. ’
SUNDAYS.
A. Ill—l: 11s, 12.20:: 7:42.:912.
P. nor—r 15.
scum NORWALK 1'0 amt.
A M.—6:35. 9:15 l0: or;
Phi—120425510660
pAlvsunI TO SOUTH nonwAtx. ’ 3."
Sunday trains to Dsnbury, I: I I.
7. Zip. or. LeeveDanburyJI060.
0:10. 0: 00:.
An X indicates exprem.
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