Jolt a visit with friends at Lake Wu
‘ HAVE 9‘5
,, THE SENTINEL‘
drool. Adm“ changed
as frequently as request~
ed.-
The Nsromslre Gun Club is schedul»
ed to hold a shoot at Dorlons Point,
this aftemoon
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Tile walk In front of Carl Schuub's
cafe. in Railroad avenue. has been re—
paired by Joseph
-—Umbrollus and cones.
The Misses Agnes. Lizzie and Annie
Barrett. of High street, are at the Pun-
American Exposition.
011 Wednesday. August 21. the annual
reunion of the legislature of 1897, will‘
be hc-ld at Plonsulo Beach.
. —~loc. Account Books 40.: 5c. Books,
91c; Butcher G1 or cry and Wagon Books
25 per cent. discount, at Maguer’s.
O'Brien.
mm
M123 Paul Nash. of Stamford. is vis-
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Puuzelt. ill Chbsti‘tnt Streetif
Wy—
Rev 1). W. M. will Duran, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Nor,walk
is taking a month' a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William l. Sterling. of
Bayview avenue are entertaining Mrs
Edward L. Williams. of Brooklyn.
——Special for Sat. and Mom: All
wide widths Taffeta Ribbon. 1298c yd.:
Gauze and Nancy Corsets, 42c; Lawn
Wrappels. 49c Balance of our Shirt
Walsts 39c ea.; $2. 2.5 Umbrellas. $1. 50
M. 8. Smith 8: Co.
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Mlss Mary Schoch. of South Norwalk.
who has been the guest of Miss Maude
Beebe. of Strutford. has returned to her
home.
Last night .1 dance and social was
held in the rooms of the Klondike So-
cial (‘lub. ill Graniteville. A pleasant
time was spent:M
The artosi‘uu well; which is being
sunk by hand on the salt mendewa at
the South Norwalk oyster docks, is
now at a depth ofthirty feet.
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-—Dr. M.S.R011cn ocuiist and aurist
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Muhackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5
p. tn.. and daily between 9 and 12 a.
111., 9 and 9 p. 111.. at 515 Fairiiold ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examinedvaud
diseases treated. "
_ It Is thought that the knockabout.
"Pompom." belonging to Russell Bui-
lsy, will be eutelpd in the luccs of the
Bridgeport Yacht Club today, on Black
Rock.
Mrs. John Grant. of Washington
street. who has been in a hospital in
New York. for the past three months.
has returned home, much improved in
health.
Washington Camp, P 0. S. A.. is
making great pleparationn to attend
tho 250th anniversarL celebration of
Norwalk. The momb re have decided
to purchase new caps :- that occasion.
" They will invite other camps to partic-
lputc.
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“Church huts. 03811611.
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Six wagonette loads of boys and girls
from New York city came up yc‘iuterciayA
1 afternoon on the Bloomer Harlem. and
pushed through Nowalk,‘ loot evening.
on their way to one “Farm. in Brunch
ville. The chlidr are given this but:
-. icalli‘ci‘w 4951. Publishing Com
1)
o 'clucll.
‘ South Norwalk Trust company. ucitt
1 at Comp Motion.
3...”. ”your vication adv ~.
, Piece, Not-walk. left New York, this
Will spcnd' n few months.
port. today, on an excursion that leaves
that city on the steamer Sirius.
held to her order.
‘ Children'a DrAWornch: Ludles‘ Drawn
a... ,
on. nine 1199 which 1”“;
of inmcsburu. hi .11 ‘
Thomas B Baioom and 11 party
non. of, Norwsill. leave tumour,
mecca o Dall‘y, woutport.
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Samuel Malkln will conduct the
prayer meeting in the Not-walk Moth?»
dist Church, tomorrow 'll'lQl‘lllflg. at 9 9590
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Harold Wilson will substitute at the
week‘ during Spencer Adams' absence
. ,
Rev. Ash J Van Cleft Ph. D.. of
Wilkutburro. Pu... will preach mornin 3%
and evening. at the First Methodi
Church. tomorrow. ~
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mm. C. R. Chandler. ofNorwalk. will
be away next wool: with Company D ,
at Ni antic. ,
rah»
urn. William Oaterbunks, of lsaacs
morning. for Nova Sootls, where she
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Prc'lf. Fred Merl-iii, of Pine street.
plays with Spiedsl's Band. of Bridge- ‘.
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M191. P. J. Ward, of 24 Arch street,
was thrown to the ground while alight—
ing from a trolley car in West avenue.
Thursday evening. Except for a few
bruises the lady escaped injury.
The evangelistic services in the
310ml River chapel, tomorrow evening,
at 7: ill. will be in charge of the Nor-
wuik brethren. it is hoped that the
chapel may be filled tomorrow even-
ing. ,
The open air meeting will be held by
the Epwortll league of the First Meth~ ’
odist Episcopal Church, tomorrow
evening anti o'clock. Topic. Enemies
and Armsrlender, Miss Annie M. Bish-
op. .
Professor A. 8. Gibson is composing ,-
an anthem for the 250th anniversary
celebration, which will be sung in the
Congregational Church, September Bill.
and at the Armory, the following Wed- f .
nesday.
—-—Big job in Blank Books. Letter
Files, Clip Boards. inks and Stationery
ht Mngner’s.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Epworth Leugue. tomorrow even-
ing. at 6:30 o'clock. in. the Norwnlk
Methodist Church. will be in charge of
Charles Bennett. The topic. Enemies
and Arms. ,.
A team of eight New Canaan golf
players will play an eighteen-hole
match with the Norwalk team, on the
links at Winnipuuk. this afternoon. it
is regretted that some of the best play-
ers in Norwalk are unable to play to-
day, owing to previous engagements.
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The tollo91ng.mvlces will be held in
the First. Baptist Church of Norwalk.
Norwalk. during the month of August:
Sunday. Prayer meeting, 11 a. m.: Sull-
dny school. 12 m. , Young People‘s
meeting, 6: 30 p. m: Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7: 45. Pastor D.
W 7‘. Van Doren.
According to present arrangements 11 . "
team of six or eight players from thc
New Canaan Golf club will come t1
Norwnlk. today, and meet a similal
number of players on the local links in
an eighteen-hole tournament. It is
probable that the ladies of the Norwnlh
Golf club will some one of their film
one teas.
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—-—Men’s and boys' caps, O'Brien.
Mrs. M. J. Poole. of Wilton, is n good
guossor. While passing it Norwallt
grocery. recently, she noticed a sign
offering a barrel of flour to the person
guessing nearest to the number oi
cakes of soap in one of the windows.
She “reckousd’.' that 291 was about
right. and on Wednesday. was uurprie
ed to receive notice that 91 was the
exact. number, and that the reward was
,(lueatsat the Norwaik-Hotcl yestsr
day,,wera: William A. Curtis. Winni
punk: J. B. lodge. New York; Chester r,
A.,Welis Providence. R. 1.: Aaron R: '
Tyler, South Norwmk; F. '1‘. Hubbsll“;
New York: Frank Noonnn and wire.
Bridgeport: Mrs. William H. Notary, , ’
Gumden. N J.; Annie L. Bittlnu, eam- ~
den, N. J.: Laura. iii Toone. Camden.
N; 0.1; Jc‘ lil. 0!“th
McGee.“ Hartford 0
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‘ ~Cbildyoli’u niii‘lih‘n night numerous
'ers. 25c: handsome asst. of Corset '
.fl
ode .a‘t the [me Putnam camp
new commission 1‘1 ppolntcd by the my. :
cite appearc’incc of theL
~nDuhbury; N. 2‘.
‘1 (Invoice ‘illl prices. st M 8 smith it ,
Cult 1
‘ Numerous improvements are to be . ,9 ,‘
i1 thereto the? moon clones. The I ‘ ‘
arbor. 11‘ short'iime “9109“.“ considering ~
the bs'clt‘ pi ' litlfyinun clzml '
9 ,. plow line olilli'll
‘ 1. bill“ ”in
_ 1 . clean up a like saying 011 a suit for you 09337 ‘
‘ ”‘1‘ "you boy You have your choice of the. whole:
‘ , p, ‘s‘ulismchewoi c‘asrumcre. Worst-
ed and fitnnelw—late styles suits, that you can .9
depend on wearing and fitting rightfs‘ And 1-
Meals are the prices ior suits that Weré’ all the,
W 99.19 91.997 99.99 ;
Juét think of 900d wash suits for .‘boys ‘ at
35c. 48c and 99c!“ Tell your wife about it.
C‘omSt‘ock Bros.
South Norwslic Stole:
14 South Main St.
. Telephone Call. 32-2; South Norwailt Store.
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
‘ ed inlfas Hey: Grain and Feed. We make it our study...
It may sound queer to speak of grain buying and soiling1 '
as a science, but that’ 5 what we’ ye made of" it. ‘ ‘5‘“ _
‘ . Two important discoveries we have made are that
complete satisilbtion to our customers pays bent, and
that the why to win success is to deserve it. 9
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ‘
Manuel T. Hatch.
;
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE: AT
JACKSON’S STUDIO
If you want
CORRECT LIKENESS.
- ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE‘PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
OOME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON'S STUDIO,
35593;? 33:93.. 9...... 53 WALL s'r. NORWALK
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‘ OurMotto-“Low Prices Means More Busmess.
u N cor lsIVE mic
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it will not corrode a pen nor thicken 1n the ink well.
Iron 3111.: IV
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller, Siaiioner. Engraver.
49 WALL s1-
“ “W" ' VETEEJEEiét
Rodin 1, Mireille «lining. . Norwalk.
lit Washington 8 80.‘ No‘rwnlk. x
-, , ‘ Norwalk, coon.
Dear Sir:
Our 11.111 pattérns are so ricll~wc do wish you would call in
and inspect them. The. styles this season are very natty, and in all.
to ii'young man will he very striking. You
if you order from us: Every gar»
and at the ready-tower prices how
no wane. evidently. wicy‘r
thing :11 Li iht Weight“ Clothin
. . . f ell the d mend a re
opinion of lb “ '. rum availing themselves of u out to; bit line ‘
chanted}: for office gveccr “9‘“ uncovered-91.9 other ‘1: till
11 e ‘b‘ 9 .
‘ clubs l
‘ ‘ MN! M. A. Wardvveli and son, Lewis,
,. who. he
j; limo Fairs and the Pith-Adlericali like
audition Mr. Hand ulna not be induce-1,,
, no. A, f
All i...- of unionism: committed ;
Hartford yelling; buy some 11114 v
in ,.
union the
' ‘lllsc‘l Anna Campbell DINOKW‘R‘WL up
visiting Bethel and promo friends
Miss more Neely. of Brooklyn. in
unending her mention at the mountains.
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Milli Laura Lawrcucfii 9 pt cow
sired, is the guest of frleudb in Alum.
.._.._..,
Ed‘uar H. Wiuhuln,
been unpainted prlclnu j“ {
have, returned llama, after cm extended
trip West. .
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Mine Florence Cutbill, of. South Nor»-
W11 .is visiting Miss Jennie Sherwood,
in D‘hnbury.
Miss Katherine Dolly. of South Nor~
walk. is visiting Miss Dorothy Lewis.
of Danbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Lawrence. of
8 boot street. are entertaining Mrs. Ed
11. of Albany.
mBirge' 9 Dairy, Westport.
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Mr‘é James Wood. Jr.. of Roton Hill
is the guest of her husband's parents.
in New York city.
. Mi-s. D. J McCarthy. of Center ave-
nun, is entertaining Mus. J J. Morris-
Soy. of Bridgeport. ‘
'l‘he selectmen from the adjoining
towns will be presclit at the "250th anni-
Versury celebration.
Mr. and Mm}? Bedleiit of Center
avenue. are spending the day in Wilton.
They return Monday.
Miss Ethel Wilcox and Miss Edith
Cousins, of Norwollt. are guests of
friends in Esston, Pu.-
John W. Wehls. of St. Paul's Church
choir. joined the other members. at
Lake Waccabuc. today.
Commodore and Mrs. Barroll. of Elm
, street, are entertaining the Rev. and
Mrs. Wilkle, of Florida.
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Mrs. J. E. Levis. of Franklin avenue,
and Mrs J H Lyons are spending a
few days at Atlantic City.
The Cobble Hill, .lr.’s, were defeated
a score of twenty‘two to three.
The Water Commissioners will in-
j'spect Grupe's dam. this afternoon. to
{see how the repair'work is progress.
as.
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The Misses Ads and Augusta Golding
7' have returned to their home in East
uvénuo after a most enjoyable visit at
Cosllen.
Rev. Mr. Rider. of Stamford, will
conduct services in the Norwalk Con.
gregational Church Sunday morning
and cveniuu,
Samuel R. Weed has had a very at-
tracthe new sign put in front of the
Brookside Chapel. giving notice of the
Sunday school service.
George Smith and his mother. Mrs.
Mary C. Smith. who‘receutiy sold' their
place in Huviland street. left town yes-
terday. for New York. where they will
make their future home.
Wayte A. Raymond. Jr.. "has resumed
his duties at the City National Bank.
He has been enjoying a two weeks‘ yu-
cstion. the greater part of which was
spent at the Buffalo Exposition.
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Charles, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. isrsel, of Washington street is
critically ill of appendicitis, havlng un-
dergone an operation for the disease,
yesterday. The operation was perform~
ed by Dr. Schavolr. of Stamford, and
Dre. Charles G. Bohennan and Dr. J.
Dumortier. of South Norwalk.
u—n—nd—q—n—u—
Dr. and Mrs. A. )3. Noah and Rev. and
Mrs. H. E. Wing arrived home. last
night, from a several clays’ cruise down
eastward in the sloop Agnes.‘ They re-
port a fine time and had no accidents
to mar the pleasure of the trip They
sailed us far east 110' Peconlck Bay.
lwhzich is at the eastern end of Long Is—
an
Putnam Hose Company has arrang-
ed for the poll helix-ere for the funeral
of Clinton J. Hartwick. to be held to-
and Ladder Company and 80uth Nor-
walk Fire Police are requested to at-
tend. Companies in full uniform.
wBiu unsortment Pocket Knives.
Razors. Scissors, Nail Clippers and
Piles, at Manor 11.
Aaron W. Mont, of New Haven. 110‘
commuted by Samuel C. Lockwood. of
North Wilton was in Southport. re-
cently. to neg’ctints with AIDS
aim of 9113,1111. George Dewey and Hans
iupson. Mr. Mimi rjcdulwls
Holstein to hénd‘ a bunch
proposal exhibition at the
'to sell puddle. Hunt 1:
by the Main Street. Jr.'s. yesterday. by
marrow afternoon at 2: 90 0‘ “clock from .,.
St. Mary’s Church. The“ company will
attend in a body. The Old Well Hook '
my Whole Salmon. four to eight pounds.
for the phrcbuo of 1191‘ plus winning
willie 1‘
‘ MEN'S opp TROUSERS.
3‘2. 50 quality are now $1 69 $74 5Q (111010319
3.00 , “ ” 1.97 5.00
3.50 “ “‘ .2.” 5.50 ,‘f‘
4.00 .“ “ 2.79 6.00 "f;
GOLF TROUSERS.
$2.50 to $4 5 0 qualities areooing fast a
STRAW HATS
at 1- 2 price.
Negligee Shirts. Bathinq Suits. Yacbt Caps.
Belts. Suit Cases. Neckwear and
At the Model. Groc;
NEW LOT OF CAKES. ETC.
Desirable assortment of cakes just in; to soil 2 ‘ib
HONEY.
New season‘ 5 Honey. in bottles. at
NEW LOT OF JAMS lN GLASS.
Strawberry, Pouch, Pineapple, Blackberry,
good, cheap, _ .
MIXED PICKLES. bottles.
DRIED BEEF. ’
We had some trouble to 11 11 orders this we’ek, but :1
supply all demands without interruption. We out {11
cause it is such a good isllsh, and you'll think so
try it once.
WE CLAIM
,» :‘Ragp
That the sweetening power of our Porto Rico M0
third more than others. A lot of the Molasses in in
nice, but it sweetens little.
POTATOES. ‘
A few small Potatoes at
FREE SOAP.
To give the public a chance to “sample” we will give
Aladdin' s Petroleum Soap with every purchase of
- coffee or two cakes with each pound of too. it is
cosnut oil and petroleum and sold at half price, viz
Pure white soap. WM"
Buying Eyes
Is All impossibility.
Proper Glance, properly adjusted
will salve your eyes and give conifer:
If; place of tMt disagreeable headache
3 rs! n.
Thorough examination free and.all
work guaranteed.
0. 3. Jackson,
; QRADUA'H: OPTIOIAN. ‘
58 Wall Street. Nov-walk.
We admit that it' is presuming ,
on our part to call attention to the j ,
following facts during this heated '
term. but the winter months are
up touching when you will re- j-
qu e .
Our stock of csoss CREEK HAZLETON
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great cm,
dust. and will be delivered (it your convenience stp
’ you send' in the orders now. ,
Blue Fish. Weak FiSh. Niltive Ecls. Porous ‘ ‘
' : ' Black Fish. Lobsters. Soft Shell (Stalin
ALL ennui-1 uranium v
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