. lug oil the Old llors9.
‘ party besides Mr. Keogh were. Robert
UI ‘ors. Silo; handsome asst. of Corset.
. o’clock.
, vall on Saturdays during August.
IIIIII IIIII IIIIII.
; tho Pnn~Americun Exposition.
U‘I George Moore. on Tavern Island.
' “ town are unlicensed.
U ad.
THE BENTINEL TOMORROW
The Evening Sentinel will be Issued
as usual tomorrow ulteruoon at 1
The business office will close
at 3 o’.clock Unless notice is other-
wise given. the above hours will pre-
'.i‘. J. Keogh is enjoying the sights nt
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Newton ShI‘iver is the guest of
Councilman Lester J. Waterbury was
in South Norwalk yesterday, and left
last night for New York.
wJones Supertati've Fidur 57c per
bag, 4.50 bbl.. F. I). Lawton & 00.
Miss Lydia. Pennington, of 16 Burritt
avenueJ has sailed for England, where
she will visit relatives in Manchester.
London, and other parts.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Q. 0',Ne.ii of
Bridgeport. me. the guests of Mr and
Mrs. James Webb. 0! Monroe street.
They will remain a week longer.
Attorney H. E. li‘erris has been chos-
en by the creditors of tho estate oi
Charles E. Minor. who died about It
month ngo. to {like out administration
on the estate in order to collclrt the bills
due. against the estate.
-——Big job in Blank Books. Letter
Files, Clip Boards. Inks and Stationery
lat Mnguer’s.
Tomorrow the Firemen‘s Cnrnival
opens in Stamford and will last for
seven davs. closing on the 17th. Mem-
here of the tire (or-npunies in The Nor-
wulks will attend individually" Oil and
on, but will not go in a body.
Dr. J. Milton Uohurn. of South Main
street, has complained to the police
about a dog in' the neighborhood howl-
ing almost all night and keeping every-
body awake. Dr. Cohurn is not the on-
ly one who complains about this can-
ine. and it is thought. that steps will be
taken in the near future to remedy
matters.
«For people unable to attend (no
sale of Dutclrosa‘Wure. day time. we
will keep open until 'I‘:30 Friday and
Saturday. Old Norwnlk Pottery.
The life and Drum Corps Associa-
tion of Connecticut. to holding its an-
nuul met-ting. N Bridgeport. and u
shore dinner at Pleasure Beach. today.
The South Norwalk File and Drum
Band is in attendance. 'i‘h9 American
Gruphophoue Drum Corps of Bridge-
port, has charge of the affair.
.a.
attorney J. J. Keogh took a part.)
out, in his naphtha lhunob. yesterday
and they had very good luck bluektistn
Those in "It
A. Show, the singer Thomas Powell
George. Ii. Byiugtomund Dudley 1!.
Raymond. .
mchililren‘s muslin night drosseaood
Children‘smdwersJ loo; Indius' DruwI
(lovers, all prices, ht M. ‘S. Smith o.
(lo. s.
Wm
Tho selectmou in lilast Norwulk haVe
received numerous complaints to the ef-
feet that a large number or dogs in that
They have en-
dazed Wilbur 51,13qu to take the dog
census. and net the names or those who
thatl *9 not lloensed. All
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Invitations for a party, tomorrow, at
‘ or Commodore Thomas B. Eudora. or
, sixty-viii rem at m
‘ Taylor, of Weutnort. UUW Ii
lk II business 3 stander,
raven Olerk. Joseph or. limit.
mam-I-
in Niuhols, New York .
Colonel (3 W. Héhdrie and Major Gil,-
bert L. Fitch were in Niantic, Tuesday.
looking over the country.
‘Mlss Nellie Willcock. at Brooklyn. in
the truest of Mr. and Mrs: Frank H.
'Ferris, 0! Elm GrovePlnce.
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Miss Mary Garner Rider has issued
her home. 201 Rant avenue.
U O‘Brien.
Miss Helen J. Carlin, of Brooklyn N.
~Umhreilas and dunes. .
.
Wethernl, at the Norwnlit l-lotel.
Miss Addie B. Warren. 0: Isaac Place
has returned home after a three weeks'
visit with friends in Springfield.
Mrs. Edward L. Williams, 0t Brook.
lyu. is a guest at tile. residence of Wu
linm i. Sterling, Buyvlew avenue.
The Rev. G. M. Selleck picnicked
with the Sunday school of the Lewis-
boro chapel, at Baton, yesterday.
to her' homo in Norwalk, after a month
visit with friends on Long Island.
‘ Mrs. s. K. Stanley, of 93 Muin'street
Norwalk. recently entertained Mrs
William T. Clark, of Washington 0.0.
on.--"
Harry ...1 Zehm, formerly organist at
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. is visiting triends in South
Norwnlk.
Several from South and East Nor-
walk went to Pleasure Beach, today.ho
attend the Connecticut Filers' and
llrnmmers' Associntion.
--l(ic_ Account Books, to; Sc. Books.
10.; Butcher Grocery and Wagon Books
25 per cent. discount, at Mnguer's.
Among the. clerks at 'I‘ristram & Hy-
utt's that are enjoying a vacation are
the Misses Mae Kirk Kenn Elia Mary
Shoehun and A. Bni’los.
The committoo on literary ewreisos
of the, 250th uunharsur y of the charter
of the town of Norwnlk. meet at the
Central Club this evening.
The Rev. George Reed. of Bridgeport.
will preach at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church. tomorrow. The. Rev. Reed
will preach at the evening service. as
well as in the morning.
Clarence Raymond. the. actor. called
on his grandmother. Mrs. Hezekiah
Raymond. of Lowe street. yesterday.
Mr. Raymond has completed an eleven
months' trip in Canada.
Pioneer Hook tit Ladder Company, of
Westport. and Sungutuck Hose Cour
puny, o! Saugntuok. have each accept
edible invitations to be present at the
events of the 250th anniversary cele-
bration of the town of Norwalk
A special town meeting will be held
this evening In the town assembly
rooms in Nor‘wnlk: The meeting Wu!
called to consider the mutter of apnro
printing $9.000 for rebuilding the
Broad River bridges and (or good
roads.
l". 'l‘. Hnbhell. of New York. formerly
of this place. is spending a lew days at
line Norwulk Hotel. Mr. Huhbeli spent
uraliyl’elt n desire to cell on his old
friends here. During his stay he will
spend most of his time with his sisters.
“Special for SITE and Mon: All
wide widths Taffeta Ribbon. lat/kc yd:
(lame and Funny Corsets. I29: Lawn
Wrappers. the. Balance of our Shirt
Wuists. 399. ea; $2.25 Ull‘llll‘ellaSu‘lfiU
M. S. Smith III. Co.
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The firemen o! Torrington are hold
ing a, big parade today‘in celebration
of the dedication of a new department
house. The tire companies of The Nora.
walks. although they received invita-
tention is taken up with the approach-
ing local celebration.
no»...
Mrs Harriet A Burnham. widow oi
ldentlnod With the mercantile interests
I)! Burdord died at her home in West
Barnard *yetterdnv. Inter a lingering
illness. Mrs. Binders was the mother
the Hurttord Yoshi Oluh. She Ivar
‘m
' oritmeu in the employ o! the con
re who are mailing the Bridge
.. vents unearthed three
of. I
:Westport. was the truest or friends In .
town. laet owning. ,
titles Florence Rose. of (ilrnrd Plane; U
South Norwulk. is the snout or triendu -
Y.. is a guest of Mr. nod Mrs. Thomas .
Miss Harriet L. Huhbell has returned
his boyhood days in Norwalk. and not-
lions to attend. will not go. as their at- x
Thomas O. Eudora. for many years .
You my
Stock of men s suite—veheviot. casnmerc. worst-I
' .ed and flannelwlale styles suits, that you can
depend on wearing and fitting right And
these are the prices tor suits that were all the
5.79 $7.89 $9.98
Just think oi good wash suits for .bovs at
35c. 48c and filial Tell your wife about it.
Cometock Bros.
Norwalk Store: .,
Masonic Building:
South Norwalk Stor‘: ,
14 South Main St.
Teletphone Call, 32—2; South Norwalk» Store.
U' I in the town hall in Wall street. this
A Hirlo A: nip
or Innuendo:
Pioneer Hook an be dder Company
hold a. special meeting this evening.
Miss Kittie Cdckran’. Of Spring
street: is entertaining friends from
New York.
mum
The D M Read Cotonou)? has some-
ythlng to say teddy uhbut shirts, collars
one cults. I
I Mira Katie Decker, of New York oily.
is spending a week with friends in
(ii-unitevlile.
--o
This is the month ton special harv
gains and A Stull is uttering some In
is ad today.
Furl-on S. Butts. of the Holmes. Keel-
er 8: Selleek Company. is in Danbury,
teddy.
The Misses Lydia and Mary Craw-
fol-d. of Brooklyn, are guests 0! C. 0.
Miller, at Union Place.
A special town meeting will be held
evening, beginning- at 8 o‘clock.
-——Blg assortment Pocket Knives.
Razors. Scissors. Null Clippers and
Files. at Manner s.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
is still rummaging. and you will see
There’s nothing in the world we’re so much interest- ‘
‘ ed in as Hay, Grain and Feed. We make it our study. ,
‘ It Indy sound queer to speak of grain buying and selling j,‘ U
as a science, but that’s what we've made .oiju:
Two important discoveries we have made are that
complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and
that the way to win success is to deserve it]?
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hotdli
some rummage prices in its ad today.
m.
The Winnipauk's and the Grapho~
phones. of Bridgeport. will play ball at
the Fair Grounds. tomorrow at 8:30 p.
In.
Miss Hattie Seeiey of Amesbury.
Massachusetts. is the guest at Mr. and
Mrs. William P. Smallhorn, of Taylor
.. avenue.
The management of the Boston
Store has put some exceptionally low
prices on dry goodsd for tomorrow and
Monday. See the ad
William E. Riordan and James B.
Costello. of Hope Hose Company. ex-
pect to leave today, for nv isit at the
Pan-American Exposition
Harry Perry. clerk in Theodore Oi.
uen's shoe store in Washington street.
I: ill at his home In East Norwalk. to-
ay.
Mrs. Mary Smith. who hus been vis-
iting her daughter. Mm. Charles id.
Hoyt. in Grove street. has left for New
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT
JACKSON’S STUDIO
If you want
CORRECT LIKENESS.
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON' 8 STUDIO;
Opposite Hotel.
Trolley! pan the door.
Our Mutto: "Low Prices Means More Business."
it will not corrode a pen northicken in the ink well.
FOR SAULI: av
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationer, Engraver.
49 wan. s'r. NORWRLK.
w. A. season.
I, Mannie Building. "Walk. -
Inhinnton 8h 80. Norvuik. .
Norwalk, Conn.
Roe
1'36
Dear Sir: ‘
Our Full patterns are so riciI——Ive do wish you would call in
and inspect them. The styles this season are vcrv unity. and In all.
the. appearance oi the custom young;r man will be very striking. You
will he. a "custom“ young man if Ion order from us. Lucry gar:
meat is made for the wearer. and at the ready-tomcat prices; how
is that!
" Sincerely yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
wane. evidently. We rename
gin Light Weight Clothing.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
53 WALL ST» NORWALK
NON-CO‘RROSIVE .INK.
‘ . U do he:‘3 the demand; the use creates an
opinion of the sum ‘Thhae veiling thundel’vesof a coat to be used
entirely for other. wear have discovered that other chatting I: saved .
£1!” being tightly “canted? worthy emotion.
York. where she will take up her resiv
deuce.
Benjamin Austin. the well-known
Norwaik show man. met many of his
old friends Wednesday. while the Gen-
try show was here. Mr. Austin acted
as ring master for the show.
C. J. Hughes & Company. of Bridge-
port, were in Riverside Avenue Ceme-
tery. this morning erecting a handsome
Barrie. granite monument. In memory
of John 1’". Jackson. 0! Norwalk.
A ball game between the Arnold‘s
laundry nine. of Norwalk. and the
Crotut & Knapp team, takes place at
9:30 o'clock. tomorrow morning. on
Mayflower Oval. A shore dinner is the
object for which the game is played.
The committee appointed to take
charge I)! the loan exhibit, in connec-
tion with the 250”) anniversary cele-
bration of Norwalk. is requested to at
tend the meeting to be held at the Cen-
tsal Club. Wednesday, August 12th. at
l a. m.
Alden Salmons received word from
Mrs. Salmons, yesterday. that Mrs.
Percy E. Ferris and herself would re-
turn home today. She. stated that the
air did not agree with them at Goshen.
Mass" where they expected to spend a
month.
A meeting of the committees of the
Epworth leagues or the Norwnlk. East
Norwalk and South Norwaik Methodist
Churches. having In charge the moon~
light sail. on the steamer Harlem.
Wednesday. August 28th, will be held in
the South Norwhlk church.~this oven-
inz. at 8 o'clock.
..
——lllk. and Inn. derbles. O'nrlen.
1.
c..—
Selectman Samuel Lynes. of Norwalk.
has entered his cat boat, Little Joe. in
the Bridgeport Yacht Club races. that
take place on that port tomorrow. The
Park City. a Bridgeport boot, in the
only other contestant In that class. it
the wind III light the Little Jot» stands
an excellent canoes ,0! winning the race.
the long int. he 9 in the hue ball
game at the ”Men” outing. He says
he has been flooded with Widens
from all the clubd in this vicinity but
‘ chart at a National
' Never beibre did your dollars seem so.
Seth Toma made his reputation by .
prices so low.
‘ MEN ’5. ODUD TRUUS
$2.50 quality are now $1. 69
3.00 “ " 1.97 5.00
3.50 “ “ 2.19 5.50
4.00 “ “ 2.79 6.00
I” GOLF TROUSERS.
$2.50 to $4 50 qualities are qmng fast
SIRAW HATS U
at 1-2 price.
Negligee Shirts, Bathinq Suits. Yarbt CapsiUU
Belts. “Suit Cases. Neckwear and
45 and 50 Wall St.
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NEW LOT OF CAKES. ETC. “ _ _
Desirable assortment of c nkes, just in; to sell 2
HONEY.
New season‘ 8 Honey, in bottles. at
NEW LOT OF JAMS IN GLASS.
Strawberry. Peach. Pineapple, Blackberry, ,
good, cheap.
MIXED PICKLES. bottles,
DRIED BEEF.
We had some trouble to II ii or ers this week, hut-
suppiy all demands without in rruption We onto
cause it is such a good relish, and you'll think no‘ that it.
try it once.
WE CLAIM
5
: I»,
That the sweetening power of our Porto Rico oi
third more than others. A lot of the Mullinsea “In
nice, but it owes-tens little.
POTATOES.
' A few small Potatoes at
FREE SOAP. U
To give the public a chance to “sample" we will div
Aladdin‘ s Petmioum Soap with every purchase o n
coffee In two cakes With each pound of tea. It.
cannot oil and petroleum and sold at half price. viz.
Pure white anal) mus...
mks. UU
Lorenzo Dibbl
Buying Eyes
Is An impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly Idiom.
will have your eye. and give comfort
II; place of that disagreeable headache
I rain.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson,
cannon-z ova'cIAN,
58 Wall Street. Nev-walk.
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term. but the winter months are
approaching when you will rc- ~
quire
A?"
Our stock of CROSS CREEK. HAZLETGN
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at:
you send or the order: now. «
Raymond B
mm..- «a-.. ... M. .. .w—LMM~~
Telephone call 97-2.
Salmon, whole fish.
Salmon. steak.
Norwalk Chronicler