till w Nils NIIIES. place, In able to be out asuln after her illness. William B. Wardwell. of 2 Living- ston street, is spending a few days In New York city. *Ilegs Lamb 12m. 33 Main St. The funeral of Mrs. Anna‘Graham will be held from St. Mary’s Church to- morrow morning at 9 o'clohk. Ex~Lieutenant W. W. Bloom, of Com- pany F. now of Stamfordawas calling on friends In town last evening. W —Dunlap. Youman Derbles. O'Brien. Mrs. Frank Ruscoe. of New York. ' has been visiting in Norwalk. Mrs. Roscoe is a former resident of Nor- walk. Atvtbe Nor-walk Golf Club links to- morrow, there will be 9. putting con‘ test for the ladies. commencing at 2:30 o’clock. ~Llon Coffee, lite. lb. F. D. L. «St Co. The merry-gou‘ound at Roton Point broke down yesterday and Edward W. ilodi’rey. of Rowayton. worked all last night repairing it. Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M.. will hold a meeting tonight. and it Is re- quested that every member make an effort to be present. ~— ~Duke of‘York 5% and 5%. O'Brien. Mr, and Mrs. William J. Aiken, of New. York. are, spending the summer. filth‘ Mrs, Alken’s mother, Mrs. B. W. a es. of Ma le street D R 1 The baseball game between the teams representing the Stamford and local Young Men's Christian Associa- tions will commence at 3:30 on the Baxter Ground tomorrow afternoon. ~Lamb Fores. tic. 33 Main St. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah M. For kills will be held at 4 o'clock this at .ternoon. the Rev. G. W. Barhydt olllc- lating. interment in Willow Brook cemetery. chclal Russell li‘rost. Judge Joseph It. Taylor and Attorneys William F‘. ’I‘ammany and H. Edgar Ferris. are at lending short calendar session of Bridgeport today. ——l.ion Coffee. tile. lb. ii‘. D. L. Al: Co. Norwalk Lodge. No. 2.881. Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. will meet at 83 Washington street. tonight. Delegations will be present from tho lodges of New Haven and Bridgeport, and a good time is expected. Sanitary inspector Thomas Hunt ‘ has looked over the buildings along '\ the river between the Wall and Cross street bridges and found a number of unconnected places. He will report to 0 meeting of the Board of Health to bc hold soon. —-Atparagus. 22c. F. i). L. & Co. The fountain of the Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union. in Railroad avenue. is now running In good order. and many a thirsty pedestrian and rid or stops and takes a good draught of the cool water. Underneath the foun- tain Is ninety foot of coiled pipe. and on those a good sized block of ice is placed every day. if people will be a little careful and not draw more water at a time than Is necessary. the water In the pipes will be continually cold. A Norwnlk Hungarian named Peter (,‘liII‘I. tried to hang himsrlg on a sour apple tree. on 'l‘ucsdny. while under the influence of strong drink. llc made a batch of It. however. and his sister cut him down. after he had strangled and gagged awhile at the and of a rope. She told him any fool ought to know the difference between an ap— ple tree and a Chlri tron—but Norwluk liquor has one r effects sometimes- New liavcxni’n Indium. tiltlllllilwtrtlgliil 3 MAIN eraser. uoawam'. on waamnerou er. so. aoawaut W You will find complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS a: both of our stores. with room as partially fitted by for that purpose. spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the most improved metiiods‘and satisfac- tion guaranteed. it you: are having trouble with your eyes. ityour glass a do not suit you. if you amusement ' headaches or have neon tilted by Iain- ' ‘ union. on coil as. at. The Legislative Committee on hospl. tals will Clarence Osborn on his yacht Gemini. some day next week. - “a . -Legs LamleZJrhc. 33 Main Sit. . . . , N. E. Peck and George Hewitt. of ‘i’iontcr Castle. No. 1. A. O. K. of M. C.. paid a visit to Columbia Castle. of fitamford. last evening. -—-Our Favorite Flour. She. has; $4.40 bbl. F. D. Lawton & Go. There will be a hearing this after- noon in the Probate Court on the appliv cation for the appointment of an ad- ministrator of the estate of Burr Smith. ~Everytbing desirable in Kitchen Dept. at M. S. Smith & Co's. Hailing in the local factories is var/y dull this Week. and most of the men are taking enforced vacations. Prepara- tions for the fall trade and inventory of stock are being made In the major- ity of factories. —Special for Saturday only—Any of our 40c. Candies at 28c. per lb. DeKlyn's. 27 Main street. Mayor C. l... Glover has received an invitation for himself and‘the Council to attend the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of New Can- aan. The matter will be brought up before the next Council meeting. ——Ladles' Bicycle Hats. O'Brien. The sermon at the Union chapel. in West Norwaik. Sunday. at 3:30 o’clock. will be delivered by Rev. W. H. Hub~ bard, of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. in the evening Children's Day exercises will be conducted. Rev. Paul M. Strayer will address the as- sembly. ——l’rlnt Butter. 20c Ib. F.D.L. & Co. The Juniors of the South Norwalk Congregational Church. are holding their last meeting in the church par- tors. this afternoon. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest and neatcsl shield‘ The Y. P. S. C. E. will make the boys 3 present that will prove a pleasant surprise at this meeting. M ——i‘mt.s Renovated. O‘Brien. The quarterly meeting of the New Haven County Health Association was held in Waterbury yesterday. The members to the number of forty as- sembled at the city hall at noon and drove to Watcrville. where they wait- ed the garbage crematory. In the aft» ernoon a business session was hold. -——A complete line of Ladies‘ and Children's Underwear. Hosiery and Gloves. M. S. Smith ,& Co. Ferdinand Schiitt. the cigar manu- facturer of Stuart avenue. was before Judge Taylor. In the Town Court. yes. terday afternoon, charged by his wife. with non-support. The case was con tinned until next Monday morning. Mr. Schlltt being placed under $100 bonds. furnished by William Podmorc. for his appearance at that time. ———Our Favorite Flour. i'ii’ic, bag; $4.4i bbl. l". D. inwton & Co. Tonight is the night that Eureka Rebekah lodge will have a big time. when the grand officers will Visit the lodge as well as a large delegation from Charity Lodge. of Bridgeport 'l‘hc Rebekah degree will be conferred on twenty-two candidates and there will be a banquet at the close of the core monies. ——Cups. Caps. (laps. O'Brien. Among several hundred military ap— pointments made by President McKin- Icy and announced In this morning‘s papers, is that of Major Stephen W. Grocsbnck. judge advocate In the Phil- Ippincs. to‘be judge adliocate. with‘ the rank of colonel. Mr. Greenback Is a condo—law of Mrs. W. G. Thomas. of East avenue. wHandsome line Mercerized Skirts. $1.25 upward: large asst. Lawn Wrap- pers. 70c and 980 on. M. S. Smith &.Co. Leigh Whittaker has disposed of the. hat~maklng business which he. has con- ducted for several years in the day- mond shop In Raymond street. ’l‘hr groutcr part of the machinery and equipment was sold to 'iloyt 6t Woll- bauaon. who have a shop in the din Raymond E: (Jumstockmlant ill Day street. ‘mw.m..... --All the new styles In Lawns. lilmi- ties. Organtiics. i’ercn‘ica and Batman. 80 yd. upward. M. Q. Smith It Co. Governor McLean has approved an not (wanting the commission on voting machines. also the following special note: Providing for water supply at Fitch’s Home for Soldiers: incorporat» but the Connecticut Surety Company; validating layouts of street. bulldlmz lines and servers In Bridgeport: con~ earning the establishment of public parks and squares in Westport. W «timbreilaa and Caner. O'Brien] . The South Norwaik harbors have in. last taken action to assist their Nor- wnlk brethren against thoae’non‘ua ion harbors who keep open on Sunday. it name In the form of a complaint from the president of the union. liolln Black. against Eherard Aoeil. The names of several prominent witnesses hays been given to Prosecuting Attor- No moat has yet e the guests. of Commodore ' Has no equal In this city. after. They are sure to please you. 4 turned at our expense. The styles and patterns are entirely away from the ready~made idea, and. outside of this store. can only be had at the firstvclass Amer- chant tailor shops by paying double our prices. Wear one of these suits this season and you will give the merchant tailor the so-by here- ‘m—m cousrocx Baas. Wholesale and Retail Mail orders promptly attended to. Goods not satisfactory can be re- Clothlers. ~ , any Jenna. Walsh. and be ls-inventl- . ‘ satiny the ca The most expensive course through life is taken by those who continually buy the cheapest of everything. It isn't the rule here that the highest price must be paid to get the best grain, but the kind you should buy. nat- urally ought to cost more than the kind you don’t want. . 'tl BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. AGENT FOR “CROCKER‘S FLOUR. I am ucar; just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. Manuel 1'. Hatch. ] and will certainly be worth it. v * Haoeyou ever-visited Ja c 1‘80", 5 If not. do so at once. It costs you nothing, Studio ? and you will see the Latest Productions of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI : .' : Our Platinums Last Forever. ]A CKSON’S S TUDIO. 53 WALL STREET. NoRWALK. OPPOSITE HOTEL \ PremOCamcras REDUCED 331:; to 5000 wm. P. Beers’, 4.5013" St, Norwalk. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to every person Interested by reason of his land being taken or bonctltt‘cd by the prdposed improvement of r'nlrfleld avenue. from Cedar street to the Connecticut Turnpike. by laying out. altering, enlarging. grading and widening said street. that a meeting oftho Council of this city will be hekl at the Council Chamber, on flavlland street. on Monday. July lst.l1001. at 8 o’clock. p. m.. when said Council will hear ob- Joctloua to such layout. altcrnt on. enlarging. grading and widening. and to the descriptive survey or said street and the estimate or appraisal of ben- efits or damages. as the case. niny be. resulting or accruing to any person or persons from the taking of land for the public use as aforesaid. or from such layout. alteration. enlarging. grading and widening. and Will also hear all parties Interested in relation to the acceptance of the report. In whole or in part. of its committee of freeholdurs appointed to make such layout or alteration. and In mgnrd to any modification or change of said report. The following In the list of the persons and property assessed, and of the assessments. contained in the report of said freehoiders: 0 A. Owners: llenoilts: Mary Mlllliguu, .Iohn Nilnnd. .lnmos Manner. Thomas Bkidd. Mary Clarion. ilornard McCall. Augustine M. Bradford. Mary O'Hara. 10.00 Eugene El. Lailln. 10.00 Wm. '1‘. null Tliomaal Raymond. 125.00. Mrs. Thomas Skldtl and Anna ii‘ltngliihonu. 150.00 Mary Chicbeater. , I 20.00 l 00.00 00.00 i 0.00 Benefits over Damages: Damages over‘ Benefits: $010.00 7600 20.00 I lam ages $1 50.00 7 5.00 20.00 20.00 6100.00 00.00 10.00 . 1.0.00 . 10.00 5.00 120.00 0 300.00 25.00 I 100.00 25.00 _ mum Per order of the Council. South Norwaik. Conn. Juno 4. 1901. $590.00 « $305.00 JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk. .15 at . ADVERTISE IN TusjsENTINEL. L "the Connecticut Railway an $420.00 ‘ . James and. of interconnect, n ‘ suffering from ivy poisoning. ‘ Paul Slivorman, of New York. Is in town today. calling on friends. There are many Interesting things in the ad. of The Boston store today. Clinton Commandery. .k. n, will hold a stated assembly this evening. St. Joseph's Lyceum Dramatic Club will rehearse their play Catharine, to night Mr. and Mrs. is. J. Ambler. of Bridge- port. are the guests of friends in Spring street. The dress goods at the Howlsnd Dry good: tore. Bridgeport, has been re» uce . m—rw Just read the list of specials the Bridge Fish market has In its ad. to: day for tomorrow. ~10 u}. pail Lard. 90c. Hayes's. Jeremiah Donovan has just purchas- ed a nice pair of driving horses. from Ridgcfield parties. There are many interesting Items about summer things In the ad. old. A. Hislop & Company today. Another cargo of stone was loaded at Raymond Brothers' wharf. yester- day. for the light house Job. ThePIne Ledge Club house will be opened Saturday. Nelson Felmetta has been engaged to care for the house. M. C. E. Seymour invites you to call at his store and have his advertising of fer explained to you. Read his ad. m The Price Lee Company Is canvass- ing for the regular town directory. It will be issued the latter part of Aug- list. There are choice young fowls at the Public market for iZlfic per pound. (’jl‘here are other specials In the ad. to- ay. MChickens. Hilde lb. Haycs's. Frederick T. higginson has been awarded the contract to paint George A. Whelpley's house on Fulrllold are one. There is an elegant display of wom~ en's. misses' and children's oxforda in the store. of Theodore Olsen. Read the ed. M Ladies. the D. M. Read Company. Bridgeport. Is displaying cool gowns for indoor wear. The ad. today will interest you. 'l‘hr- case of Miss Charlotte Temple against Edwin H. Bush has been post— poned until the November term of the court. In Bridgeport. The Norwalk A. 0. ll. held a meet- ing last night and decided to make a third attempt to hold a picnic. The date has not yet been decided on. —-l.ainb Fores. 8c. 33 Main St. W The old Norwalk Hospital ambulance was shipped to the purchaser. .lohn .Lebcr. of West Hobokcn. New Jersey. yesterday, The vehicle went by boat. It you want to be convinced that you can dress well without paying fancy prices for your clothes. call on W. A. Benedict. See his letter today. ——_.__.._ Au aged musician was around South Norwalk. this morning. dealing out doleful cornel music. and selling songs. He appeared to have very little success in disposing of his songs. ' All Sunday School children of the South Norwalk Congregational Church are requested to gather all the daisies possible. and take them to the church Saturday. June 8. at 3 o'clock sharp. The Evening Sentinel is on file at the reading room in the Graphic Arts building at the Bulfalo exposition. They are also for sale by the news- dealers. When you go there you can keep posted on what Is going on at home. -Salt Pork. 10c lb. Hayes‘s. Selectman Frank Merrill Is plowing up East avenue below the Earle place. This Is the first time he has ever work- ed It In this way. The Cleveland Wheel Club race comes In ten days. but Mr. Merrill promises to have the road rolled and In good shape by that time. -—-Blk.. bwn.. pearl Alpines. O‘Brien. Clifford Cutbill. who Is quite ill of typhoid fever. at his home In Roway- ton. Is a member of Washington Camp. P. 0. S. of A. This morning a com. mlttec of the sock benefit socloty con~ nected with the lodge. procured a trained nurse for him. ~Asparasus. 220. if. D. L. it Go. The play Brother Against Brother was presented. last night. under the able direction of Fred Hoyt. of South Norwulk. in the New Canaan opera house. under the auspices of the New Canaan 'i‘. A. B. Society. The house was crowdedpnd the affair was a success from every point of view. The big safe of the old Norwuik Tramway Company was to on from Lighting Company's allies. in Washington street. to Bridgeport. this morning. on a truck drawn by- four horses. Th8 sale will be road in the Bridgeport cities of the company. - - 3. Trustee salmon Beam. 8. 0. (i. George W. Cullen. of Palestine Castle. No. 2. A. 0.,K. of M. (1.. of South Nor- walk. will pay a visit to Pioneer Curtis. No. l. A. O. K. of M. (1.. this eventual. in their new ball in the Ganetteibuilda lug. The Esquire deal-cowl“, be com tori-ed on compendium- Mtttmcf . great'lntemt innocents will be moonlit catatonic . the .ilir Kniuhtt m invited folio BEFORE some. ELSEWHERE “to renounce" MER OUTFIT. IF srvLs. m- am: sxcsttsnr ermine o coon-r son ANYTHING. rr worry»! you To run yi ’ Youn qLoere Hans. no orusa MAKs om WHOLESALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE READY-TO CLOTHING. ~. sown. oun oral“; a. STEIN-BLOOM RUSSIAN BLUE SERGE SUITS; OTHER BLUE SERGE SUITS, ALI. SURE WINNERS ‘IN CLASS, AT $7.50, $10,312 AND 318. - . ‘ ovals-stow FLANNEL cons AND raoussu . psaracr FITTING. “our wslcn'r oAamsnrs was as seen BEFORE. Pnlcss $10,012, 315. .3 THE NEW YOKE NORFOLK FLANNEL COAT, WITH EBB TO MATCH, AT 310. . \ Till) THE FELLOWS HAVE ALL GONE CRAZY OVER .: “VARSITY" STRAW HAT. . WILLIS H. . “on season. CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER, 4a and so WALL 37.; Open Monday. Friday and Saturday eveningsl, Strawberries ’ Daily? ~ i 0:. uoawaut. 1 Direct from the fields of Delaware—that means b I: qualities. When our price may be equal to others. the berries. It's more for your money here every tinge. Lorenzo Dibo' Do Not Despair of getting your eyes comfortably htteu because others have failed to give re- lief. We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the walks, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! N or- O. B. JACKSON, Graduate Optician. 58 Wall St... Norwalk. Ci. DO YOU WANT THAT BEAUTIFUL V elvety Lawn“: THE SEQUEL' CAN BE KNOWN. ‘ THE KEY IS IN POSSESSION or Telephone Call 97-2. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: FRESH MACKEREL, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. BUTTER FISH, I’ORGIES (not cleaned. HALIBUT. ' LIVE LOBSTERB. SOFT SHELL CitABS (good size) Washington street. President J. n. Lorge. of the Nor- walk & F‘alrtleld Worsted Mills. is in Norwalk, today. Rollin A. Baldwin. superintendent at the Crew Laundry Machine Company's factory. had his finger crushed while at work yesterday. The person who sells the most tick- ets for the play Catharine. which Is soon to be presented by St. Joseph's Lyceum Dramatic Club. will be given a round trip ticket to the Pan~Amerl~ can Exposition at Buffalo. . Miss Myrtle h‘lnney. of Berkeley street. was surprised lustfnlght by a party of friends. Therewere piano solos by the hostess. Miss Hattie Grumman. whistling solo. Arthur Wil~ meeting last night and unpaid mittens on sports. privileges‘tutl’ ‘ V for the Labor Day picnic. ,. The children of‘thexSou if \ Baptist Sunday school are. to take flowers to the churchlmiil afternoon for the Childre D orations. , 1 Mrs. .1. Milton Coburn. . Main street. will leave M W * Shrewnliury. Mass” where I the guest for several weeks; eats. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cut Mrs. ilobert Jingles bled till ‘ lay: at 10 a. m..' t‘uer lib non. recitation. Miss Beryl Austin. and. Ridge. Darlen.1after a pill; dialogues by Howard Hoyt and Henry Cnhlll. Games and refreshments Were also enjoyed. The annual meeting of the Mcyors’ Association of. Connecticut will be held with Mayor Sterling. of Bridge- port. at the Charitiesbulldlng. in Fain. field avenue. that city, on June ii. at. 11c. m. The annual election of elite-- era and other business of importance boss. The deceased was till: of Mr. and Mrs. William“ ‘ Ilnrlen. Mrs. Htit'ttin iii an husband and one son. will come up. Dr. J. Miltonrtloburn. ill 0 or South Norma, Is secretary o to orientation. . ’ ‘
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