Wll 11qu delicibusL FRUITED ICE . 1 doubling , . [.iCELCREAM soul. made from puret cream and, pure fruit juices .L'ChllVASHINGTON STREET. 11111111111». call 111} the branch of. fine of The Evening Sentinel in Nor. t talk I; No. 44. _ vecL s orchestra held a full lobear- uni lastwight. , The Arlen Singing Society will hold a 1ehoa1sal tonight 1 William Brotherton has nearly com; pleted painting the residence of A. A. Raymond. Jr" on Return Hill. hn Walsh of Dunbury, represent- 1 g the Henry chtncr Brewing Com- puny, was in South Norwdik yesterday Now is the time to get your house '1 redecorated while‘ you are enjoying your vacation. John W. Beat1y will ‘ do the worlr; . Malaria isLL Worst in summer Dr. jDick’s Medicine “Cures . , A dance will be held on the evening , of July 211, at the Cannon Hall A num her or Noru‘ralk young people contain. ‘ . plate going 111).- osdph Cox of Roton Hill, has com-v v ued harvesting 1119 crop of buy I which he expects will. be a large one. 101m Brundage is doing the work.‘ The fact mail Adams Express 11nd midnight and 12: 02 expresses out of Boston was nearly flVe hours late in caching South Norwnlk this morning. A large number from The Norwaiks 11d suriounding cities and towns. are attendance today upon the demon- ion ceremonies of the new Congrega- - tlonai Church, at‘ Gcoigetown. The ex- rcises are occupying the entire day. Miss Phillipina Hahn, who injured Sher foot three weeks ago, was ope1at- ca 011 yesterday by Dr W J Tracey, . who extracted 11 large piece of wood. »1t is hoped she will soon be able. to resume her duties at Caterer Lane’s c'staui'unt soon .. ‘ .’Victor Tristram, of Baton Hill, had presented to Mr. and Mrs. rederick Carder. 11s a wedding gift was the gift of novels] of the pupils of he Middle Five Mile River school. Vic- ‘ Was the one who started the sub- 11 is stated that at the hearing held in New York yesterday, of sevmal of those who were connected with the ,Ann street bridge accident, several 1 ys ago. Engineer Alfred H. Nicker~ sou. Conductor John McMahon and Owen Wood. the braitemun were laid oil indefinitely. utility boys, a merry party. came . crday” afternoon. by train, from 5N2 Yorkmity, tor La stay at. Trinity . Strawberry Hill. The boys were his morning a party went for a row down the harbor. , 11 tel no plans 101 a new tire- *uyl. Councilman Grunt ‘ lslt‘cd iii-Le houses in several» the State and has Secured ‘ 2 several first clue and up to -L houso‘s. .. _ 11. friend, came over from. ' h L cent illness. catty. ”u for er 1111151111 . armory. Wallace Bates wont be 1111; yesterday and was successful in out 1113 a bush- el or black fish. 1 .. ‘ s on ch in the Mar t today There urn some pri ad. 0! the Bridge Flu that will interest you E. Percival Baker is out utter-Na ro- He says that hot testing very well as he now bus ima- d or | 1 . The lights that illuminate the old in the‘ tower of Hotel Clillord. are be ing changed do as to lessen the ox house. Company D held 11 meeting at the armory, last evening, and adopted the newly revised constitution as prepared by the Revision Committee. The new members were voted into membe'rshlp W. S. Sturtevant is furnishing the new cottage o! T. 1-1. Foster, at Belle island. Schral loads were taken there. yesterday. and the work was continr/d oduy. ,/ ml-iavc you secured a house lot yet 111 Oatnuts Park? All you have to do is to buy three packages at Norku Mal- ted Oats: one of Oatnuts Food and one or NameLlcss Wheat Food—411 1111,71: . cents worth. Pay two dollars for the making of, the deed and the lot is , yours. Particulars and plot of land at 60 Wall street, Norwalk. Robert Curtis formerly employed by the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company, has Secured a position on the New Canaan 11111an or the Consol- ideted.’ ‘ Mrs C. A. Smith of Newtown ave nus. daughter of the late Mrs Allen , Betta, was taken v91 y suddenly and seriously ill Tuesday evening, but is now considerably improved. Miss Jennie Lowudels of woodwind avonue who tainted at the Brown Col- lege exercises in Hoyt’ 3 Theatre Tues- day evening, was able to resume her duties at M .8 Smith? 11 today The meeting of the merchants at South Norwalk, to take notibn on tho cluslng question was not held yester day afternoon pending the action of, tho Clerks Union at their meeting this evening - The “mighty-4 Washington, streets had a practice game of ball last oven log on the Mayflower Oval This is the team that expects to put it all 011111 the Wall sheets, of Not-walk Fourth of July. Suit was brought. yesterday by End Raulovich against Daniel Vaughn both of West Norwalk to recover $13. 50 for services and the least of a hoisc.i?1o perty belonging to Vaughn has b on attached. The meeting of the Woman’ 11 Chris lion Temperance Union will he held ‘Friday at 3 05110011 with Mrs Joseph Richards. Chestnut street The next meeting day idlls on July 4th; there- tor'e no meeting will be held L The Rev. James H 0‘ Donnell. rectm of St. Mary’s Church, is entertaining the pupils of the parochial school this afternoon. They. ‘wcre called to 0111111 in the school hall at 1:30.11hd axe be‘ ing treated to ice cream. cake. candy 11nd lemonade The young would 01 the Rowayton on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs John lohn Plunder, last night. Harry Bai lard and Frank Pinncy, oi Stamford Were uming those from out at town Several South Norwaik people were in attendance. ice cream and cake was 11erved and some games were indulged 11, Daniel L' Hommcdicu hung a sign in front of the John 'l‘ryon building in East Nurwalk.‘ yesterday, warning young men to keep away from the 11 one The rooms were occupied last winter by th East Norwalk Athletic ~ Club. They have given up and since ‘ then the boys have persisted in going there 1 . The may machine which has that been installed by Dr. Jean Dumortier, especially adapted to the treatment or cancers and tumors. some wonderful L cures haVs been made by the use or‘ - the x—ruy. The ray is Allowed to play only on the affected part and to 11114“ , complish this the adjoining the body to thdt which is but mitted to the rays is covered-w h‘ ‘ lead like covering. The germs of these. dioceses are unable to withstand the peculiar and intense light. and the 111» mor user which over it 11111171er ccdlne smaller and: finally .1111: name must“ ephem- 11.x blithobké ‘ The reception oi - . brown Business ‘ college will 1111 hold 1 11 evening at the not ‘ Methodist Church held a limb party . , Lio North Main BL, at his once in Washington street, is. faded 11y, alter a number or amplicu-~ L B“ - ’ tion . ‘ dhould come here for their Suits, L 1 one or them, and we would have doesn't come here tor his clothes. ' 11111010 mnkothcmdfito 112,111111 14 South Main St. . south Not-walk. Tel., 322. . LL'l‘ho Norwalks to be found anywhere in the whole country. We do 1 dress a large share orthcm, but we otten wond r why every 1111111 they only know the superiority of our clothing. ILVVo Never Saw Finer Clothing \ban we are offering our trade this spring. Idaho 01 fashion 35 to $20. Tw o-piece Outing Suits, Well as it is pos- in flats and Haberdashery to complete the outfit. See the display of Trunks 11nd BaLgs in our north window. Comstock Bros. we believe we 1111111 please every ‘1 the 111111111 101111113 lot or men in 1' We bcllcvc. they would, too, it . suits with All the latest then we have cvrything that's right Masonic Building ‘ ' Nev-walk Tat, 711.11, wsuAvrcoooAEAsousflf Lforiiclaiming your patronage, the very best of ' fwd We buy direct from the WeStern ' shippers. We buy the best trades oi gram We careiullv screen both Oats and Corn. and you dour pay tor dirt and dust. 1 and price count we win. reasons. Buy Oats That’ s MANUEL 1. HATCH 20 Per LCe111.'-LDiscount wm P. Beers PHOTOGRAPHE LRLSL' SUPPLUESL. 49 Wall street. FIREWORKS that will give satisfaction. 1 will not tell you of cur-loads i have coming but stop in 11111113111 show you the best and cleanest assortment 01 THIS YEAR’S UP-Tp DATE , Fireworks in town. -. Dealers supplied until July 2. Private displays a specialty * Ask to toe our 31, $2, $3, $5, $10 11nd $15 assortments. . Fred B. Geleman Pullock. if quality. " ' Gleam ilsdelphia. is 1 ,ol SouthH Norwalk, on basins-1111 ' , L' urge is still crit L filly ill of typhoid fetter at the beep! ' a . . W 1 1.1111 Annie O'Brien was discharged this morning, truth the Nortyaik Hos. ‘ pita]. rm ‘ V.. L. Churchill and A Benedict of New Haven, are stopping in South Nor- walk a couple ot‘duy The examination for non-«commie; . cloned olilcers of Company D has been postponed from July, 211 to 8th. _ 1‘ " . . John hogan, who was taken to the , N‘orwalk Hospital yesterday alibi-noon, . . died this morning, both! 11 ,o'eiock. . w 10111: L. 1111111111111. Theodore x1151; 1. and Captain Theodore Smith three - cruclbcdack fishermen, went Lilshlng. ‘ yest 1-day. and caught enough black‘ , 11311 to fill a bushel basket. They are‘ giving them out to their friends today.‘ “4. George Nash, oi Bridgeport, tarnish ‘ " ly or Net-walk was in town yesterday. - . 1 - and spent the day at his home in North 1 1‘ . avenue, Nth-walk. M1. employ or the Plumb & Wluton Com~ ‘ . $111121, wholesale butchers of the Park , 3'.‘ ”-mg The Norwalk Teamsters Union held L a meeting. last night in A 0.1111111. Nash is In the 1 ' 3 three candidates. ‘ closed and there are now forty nine ‘ members, with 11 [11011119111 or more he- . lug taken in at the next meeting.‘ EASTMAN - meeting 111111.11, c.1111. ~Oul- $1 Cannon Pannier. So. Norwaik. 3 Revolver 111 considerable more of I firearm. than the usual 61.75 k at Chamber and am: Walls extra thick. double action and chilly opal-at. ed. Chamber removed without the customary hard pull. ‘ After exploding cartridge 1.1m» rebounds into “safety" position. - , Don’t pay More than 18:: a lb. for Reasonable pit-ice: on 31111111. NORWALK HARDWARE 00 MAIN STREET N0 in Washington street. and initiated The. Ladies Auxiliary ol’ the Y Lid C. A. be .1 "g last meeting until tall, . 5.119qu At the Association rpm-1t 1111‘ bduotrcet. "Very lit~ 1.11211th :11 10:111. ‘There will be. an important meeting . of the Clerks international Protective . Association 1.111211158111115 evening at it o'_clock in Mystic Chain Hull, Wash ingtou street omcers for the next six months will be elected and other 11111, L The charter was ‘ We give thorough ex 11111111111 or ROP R GLASSES. PROPER-Ia ., - portant business will come before the . fL “ ‘ ' ‘ lNTERNALL REVENUE LAst. WASHINGTON June 26-—Thc house met at 11 o’clock today where passed. among tire to fermented liquors so as to 911111. I " mate the eighth of a barrel 1111111 the clussidcntlon of packages. 1111'.th burn flown) chairman of the cominit- . toe on interstate commerce then called open the conference report noon the isthmian canal bill. The statement submitted by 111111 yes. terday was read showing that the eta feet of the adoption or the report would be the elimination of the house bill and the enactment into law of 111 39111111: bill. adopt the conference report. .I Mr.- HepburnL moved to W L MLEj'CALF GOES TO JALIL‘. HARTFORD. Several bills, 111 one to. amend the internal revenue laws relic ‘ . . ......‘. ..‘.1....'....‘Bc not-ontofootioniidl 69 Hadde brought 1111111111 111111111 Steins Commie-v ‘sioner Marvin in the United States Court today and chbrxed with stealing 13150 trout 11111 11111111111111 Pacific Rail-
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