'Ar Lama's TELEPHdNE us Your Cream Orders we deliver allpoods prompilu 51 WASHINGTON STFEET. O —The telbphone call for the branch of- fice of. The Evening Sentinel In Nor. walk Is No. 44. . Mrs. Thomas Dennis is seriously ill at her Irorne in Water street. There will be music and dancing at the Knob tomorrow afternoon and eve. 11 ng. Raymond Bros. are discharging a cargo of liockaway sand at their wlraryes in Water street. Cold cream of almonds is an exc e-l lent thing for sunburn). It can he pur chased at the Cliii‘ord Pharmacy. ~Orgurrs. $l0 each. .1. W. Studwell. St. Joseph's T. A. hold a regular proofing this evening in their rooms in So’ulh _Mairr street. Ii. Society will ' The weekly subscription dance of the Norwalk Yacht Club in the clrrb house at Hickory Bluff. was held-last night. W. S.‘ Siurtcvnnt ‘lras purchased a handsome horse from Max Tar-lav. Tire animal is a high splrtcd one and keeps the driver busy. - The New York Grocery Company re- ceived their new delivery horse from New York today 'I‘ he animal is strong .1‘rrd well adapted to‘, the needs of the frat. Samuci F.1D'tvisgiwofj Philadelphia one of the best knovriu drug salesmen on the road. Is in South Nor-walkwthls week. .110 has been coming to South Norwalk tor the past tw enty- Jive years The sewing machine wlrlhh was drawn for in .irrrrc at W. S. Starte- vant's store in Nortlr'Malir street, has as yet been uncalled for. Another drawing will take place tomorrow mor- fling mil you desire the privilege of soil ' lng cream sarulwirlrcs peanuts fruit. on Arlon Picnic. Srrrrday. send your bid In before Thursday night. The highest bidder gets it. The house on the Knudsen property which Is to be moved through Chestnut stre 2.t is causing trouble. The electric light wires‘ have toibctrcmoved tem- porai'lly and the Walk was began this morning / Mrs. F. J. Davenport: of Boston, is at Charles E. Seymour's store in West Washington street demonstrating the “Trl-color" condensed soups. She will be there the re'st‘of this week and then will go to Norwalk. ThelsehoOner chrge Churchman. .which has been dischar lag part of a cargo of lumber at t] ‘ docks of the Hubbeli Hall and Randall Company. is now at the Hatch and Bailey Company dock South Norwalk. George Allen. who was seriously in— jured by the explosion of a soda water tank several days ago. is able to get around very slowly. with the aid at a cane.~ Mr. Allen Is still very weak from the effects of the accident. . The Silver-mine Methodist Protestant Church, will give-an ice cream testis val and entertainment. Friday‘evenlng‘ of this week. in the sons of Temper- . ance'hall. Silvermine. There will be vocal and instrumental“ music and Miss Gertrude Lyon. of Norwalk, will recite. Mayor Buxton has recentiyrbeen ask- ed by Providence. Rhode Islandrofli- clals, for some method of treating the elm tree beetle. which is very prefilent this year. It was understood that Nor- walk had been infested with this plague a few years ago. and had suc- cessfully treated it. Raymond Bros took possession of the Jennings property in Sound View avenue yesterday, under the execution for no Session granted by Judge Jos- eph R. yior last week The Jennings family still occupies the house and probably no action will be taken to deprive them of the use of it for some time. ..__. 7 5.. .3... V for yourselves, the itinerant Cigars and Tobacco have had 10 years' experience this Veterinary H E; Bates" is hr Ridge field. today. . ’ 2 2 welcome Stranger Lodge. Sena offit. George, will hold a meeting, this even- lug. "W Bishori McMahon Council].l No. 499. 2' C. 13. L., will meet punctual this evening. Edward Connors. oi‘ Solrr'ian' s livery stables. has purchased a pony for the use of his children. Samuel Clark was remover] from his home In Ii‘airlleld avenue. tofithe Nor- walk Hospital, this morning. \ y atazllo P. T. Cuneo. who has been'scriously ill at his home in Railroad avenue, ls considerably improved today II J Hypson will take the members of the Y. M. sail I11 his launch. this evening. Miss Marjorie Weston. oi' Irianford Place. returned yesterday from a two weeks’ vacation spent In Ridgefleld. Frank Gcrrish has resumed his posi- tion as clerk at the Bank of Norwalk, after a vacation of a couple of weeks. Miss llelen Ely Mount. a Vassar classmate of Miss Grace iiavlland ls visiting Miss Havilaud at her summer home Pine I’oirrt. A number of Wilton young ladies will give a dance in the Cannon Hall, on August Btlr. Some Norwalk young people will probably attend. It is probable that the special Norw walk city meeting to take action on the remodeling of the tire house will be held a week from Friday evening. Tire selcctmcn are in Sound View aVenue. this afternoon. viewing the property fr m the South Norwalk line \vest, and ‘ iding a public hearing“ Captain George W. Gladstone arrest- ed one-legged Swaney this noon and locked lrlm 11p Swhney was intoxicat- ed and insulted nearly everyone Ire mct. . John Verity. one of the employcs at Dr. Smith‘s sanitariurn. in South Wil- ton. who was taken to the Nora .1! Hospital. some time ago was discharg- ed yesterday. . , ~—Greai bargain: Uprlglrtl’Iuno for $175; former price $275. .I. W. well. a Company D"wlll drill at the Armory, tomorrow evening. It is expected that the khaki uniforms will be given out after.the drill. Therewlll he one more 2 drill before going to camp. The members and friends ot the Shepherds of Bethlehem are cordially Invited to attend the lawn party at the residence of Mrs Lena Briggcrman in Fairfield av.enue Friday evening. The selectruen ’will meet with the property owners of St John avenue. at their office tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30 for the purpose of discussing the rarit- ter of straightening the thoroughfare Deputy Chief Ilnymakor liar-2m I Smith of Norwalk will install the out rers of Uncas llaylol‘t. of South Nor- walk. this cvenlng. Deputy Smith will be. assisted by several fellow Iiayrnnk- ors from Cockenoe llayloit. ' Pionecr- Hook and Ladder Company of Norwalk, had a special meeting. last night and voted to hire the SCI" and Regiment DIII‘III, of New Haven. to escort them to the iircmcu‘s celebration in 'l‘honraston. in the early fall. ‘ Tire South Norwalk Fife and Drum Corps. at Its meeting. last evening, ac— cepted the invitation of the Betlrcl Drum Corps to attend a celebration in that place, Saturday. August 23. The local corps will march in the parade on on that day. Freight Agent William Ii.1’llasccr fell from the Keogh Brothers’ launch Sarah K}. last night. while the vessel was near the Norwalk Launch Com pany 3 float, and had a narrow escape from being drowned. He was resorted by Attorney John Keogh. J. B. Nash has been appointed gen- eral agent and collector of the Norwalk and South' Norwalk division of the United States Health and Accident In- surance Company.'wth headquarters at Sagn‘aw. Mch. He has full power to appoint agents and collect premiums. Several members of the Shepherds of Bethlehem will go to Bridgeport this evening. where they will attend the installation of officers of the Bridge- port lodge and be the guests of their Park City brethren. All those going should be at the east bound station at 7:20. The Industrial League of the South Norwalk Methodist Church is arrang- ing to hold a lawn fair one week from tomorrow evening at the homeot A. D. Crossley in Grove str.eet Elaborate preparations are being made and it is planned to have a line display of fire- works in the evening. T ere will he the usual booths. fortune taller and ‘ music The affair will be for the bean fit of the church. V, on I nadir r GAINS. ‘osrze‘ Ladies Waltham Watch. gold filled case. guaranteed to wear as A. Orchestra out for a. Strrrl- ' WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAR- Our Green Straw Hat Values Ha the Tonia“ Talking NARY LOW PR": 8 that are attracting the crow s. newest and best shapes. satisfy yourself that our valrr 14 aou'th Main St. South Norwalk. Tel., 3242. reasons. "We buv shippers. ‘h/h'V' "\__/\ Judging from the lursin as we are doing one would think we were selling all the straw Irate in I.‘ a city. IT’S QUALITY. IM ENSE VARIETIES IAND EXTRAORDI- llere you will find every altraw weave lmaginable and in all the Genuine Imported Panamas, Imported French and Palms Manila Braids, also Canton Milan and Mackinaw. e name a few items to gve you an lea what you may expect. but would much prefer that yr 11 come in and eaamlne the qualities and are simply unapproachable. The new Split Senct, 1.00 and 31. 50. Porto Rican Palms. $2.00 to $4.00. Genuine Panamas. $10.00; reduced from 815. Fine. Split Straws, $1. 00 0&3 .00 Rough and Ready, title to $150. L Milan and Canton Braids 250 to 81. 00. Everything for but weather wear Largest line of Trunks an Bags in the city. Comsto k Bros. WE HAVE cc op REASONS for claiming.r your ptronage. the very best of irect irom the Western We buv ‘he best grades of grain, We carefully screen ollr Oats and Corn. and . you don't pay for (at and dust. ] and price count, we win. Buy Oats Thai" Clean. Porto Rican 5 I . Manonic Building Norwalk Tel" 7642 lf quality ’WM. P'i Bookseller. Sta 49 WE'LL ST. -5...“ .5 Se... $1. 00 Upwards. BEERS. loner. Engraver. nonwnnxr ONLY Two DAYS LEFT. Friday andi‘Satur-day. to secure. Web- ster‘ a Dictionary and Universal Educ-11 tor. Books now ready for delivery. Stop In and examine them. OUT IN BASEBALL GOODS. $1 Mis .65c: 50c Mlts 35c; 250 Mits 180; “SI. and $1. 25 balls, 7:5e $1 and 75:: Balls: 50c: $2 Masks $1.22 31 Masks. 65c; 500 Masks. 35c; 2i 2.0 Envel ones, 256; job lot of2 hand out: Books, 30 each. Goleaanfs News _ Stand . .... ...-_a.,...._..»... ___.._....'. . .w. BRIDGE FISH MARKET : tore and cities. 50c per gallon. ' .l .50 Straws EN -....--.. #3....42: Genuine ' Putz Ilenl 1211111 boss NOT sent-ca. “Pomade” is a paste and there is also a liquid form. In cans as small as iOc size. . - We have a very line Floor Oil for NORWALK HARDWARE 00 it MAIN STREET, NORWALK .gJ. CUTBILL ‘ eat End Washington Street Dido's. ' Tel. 103. 35. 00 Sums . ‘32. 00 Straws . tlonul fl & Loan Annotation. Frank I. lanai, momma. STEAM. H02 wuss. my on: . rrrmva. . and Zinc. south Norwalk. Conn. Telephone: HIT-3. Larillleslllul Walter Lewis is ill at his home to- day. Dr. W. B. Dean has Just received a I new Oldsmobile. Houston is having a clearing out sale of shirt waists and wash skirts. Court Nurruk Irorcsters of America. will hold a meeting tomorrow night. Strait cod Is being sold at the Bridge fish market for eight cent per pound. Irving Il.orton prossrnan for C A. Freeman is enjoying a week's vaca tlon I11 Brooklyn. An important meeting of the interna- Clerks“ llrrion will be hm. 'l‘hursday night of this week. Mr and Mrs. John Nicholson. of Stamford, were entertained at supper last evening, at the Hotel Clifford; James E. Hulrbcll and Dr. A. II. Baldwin took an automobile ride to Springdalc and return yesterday after- noon. Clinton Barnum Sealer. of Brldgc~ port. urrlrcd in Norwalk today. shorth- before noon. with his big Mors Iirrcnrlr automobile. . A large number of people in The Norwalks intend going on the N Y.. N. Ii. and H. II. It (‘0. s excursion to Illock island or Watch ilill tomorrow 1\.(.‘.Cunnn rrow employed by the wholesale fruit firm of H. C. Sclrcneid- (2r & Company New York ovity. was- In South Norwalk yesterday calling on relatives. . ~—.. An entertainment will be given in the Berke Icy street chapel Norwalk. this ev.cning for the benefit of St. Paul's clroir’s outing. ' Local talent will take part. o Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cummings. who have been visiting friends in South Norwalk for the past couple of days. retrrraedt to their home in Bridgeport. yesterday afternoon. The big safe of the Norwalk post of- fice was moved this morning, from tire old allies to the new. by Truckman L. J. Reynolds men and the operation at- tracierl quite a crowd. . The Misses Tessie and Agnest Con- way. of No. 75 Spring street. are spend. lug tehir vacation in Newark. N. 'J. Miss Tessie Is a clerk in the store of A. Dickerman &'Son. Savage. who pitched for Norwalk, in Saturday‘s gameiagainst the R &. 0 team shut but the opposing team he pitched against yesterday. He played ~ with the West Ends. of Bridgepdrt, defeating the Tigers by‘ the close score of 1 to 0. . John 13. Lawrence received a letter this morning. from R. L. Coburn, gen- «.1 manager of the Industrial Savingsm No.16ISo'uth Main street to the effect that he had arrived at Knoxville. Tenn. all right. and that he was having a good time. . ...._.._....._ A reception in honor of Miss Nellie Fallon. of New York, trill be held at e’ residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Illard In Norryalk. tomorrow night. Miss Fallon is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Millard. She intends to leave shortly for her home. William J. Eda Icy’s orchestra will furnish music far the occasion ____....._1..... \ Washington Cara. P. 0. S. of A.. held a regular mes ing last night and 0“ 5 made further arrangements for the convention to be held in Red Men's Hall III. Washington street on August 5. It is honestly desired that all the Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper so South Main Strut. 53 with an cities at .. tallest-II Price, ”“98 Washington Street, 50. NORWALK. occurred at the store of WILLIS H. 55L» LECK. 48 and 50 Wall street. Norwalk and ' the other at the store of SELLECK 8i. 3 PRICE, 98 Washington street bouth No Prices cut so badly on Straw little that they cannot possibly live at our stor‘ walk. .Hats that sold at 25 and 48c are cut to III SIM and $l.25 Hats are now 59c. SI. 50 and $2. 00 hats are marked 98¢; .. Our $2. 50 and $3 00 French Palm Panamas you can buy for $I. 49'. Suggestion for Plcnlc and Outing Lunch Ham for boiling, small. brlfiht, lean. Will out In two rsyae lb. Cut, 16c Ib. Shoulder-I. nice once. 12c ib. Dried Beef. of this article than all store: In tow'n comblncd. People come here and get fine beef, thIn sliced; Just what: they. want. Any quantity from So worth up. Boned Chicken, Star brand, 250. Peanut Butter In any quantity. If wanted. Whole, All sorts. - We think we seil‘more Sardines, 5:, 8c, 10c, 14c. 18¢, Pot Cheese fresh home mad “ole and nice, 2 for Se. Williams Broa.’ fancy Mixed Betti Pickles. real good.12c bottle. ;» Anderson's Jams, all sort. 'IOc‘tin. Pineapple Chunks, In Hi. 18!: till. _ Old Fashioned Ginger Waforl, ‘ lb. car-tone. 10c. At your service, l D III‘CIIREB. members be” present at the meeting 'aertt Monday night. July-28.115 chang.‘ , as to the bylaws are to he made and other important traditions transacted. . L. Flood and Attorneytx}. W. Mclnery have illogoh for record déeds signed by are drawn in favor of his with Maria Louie's nee H all . I vs ind attectlon'and ltd hnomlhai sum is neared Manny and his aim Giar: ; ‘ Waifis. ‘ Iiecooered. Raymond Bro Neither Age Nor Youth la exempt from eye troubles and defective vIsIOn. ' Blurring of the Print, are some of the most frequent symptoms. . If yeti have any suspicion of trouble with your eyec,w and furnish Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required. ‘ ~ Smoked Glasses for the Seashore. O. B. JACKSON GRADUATE OPTIOIAN as WALL srannr. .- aiks Curbs Reset. AN OPPOR TUNI TY I confidently recommend the Gala pools Mining and Tunnel Coin stock as a highnlasa investment on account or the great earning no the property and the fact that the sh ares are adored at an exceedingly figure until August lat". when the certi iieates will be listed on the New var market at about double the price at w hich the shares are now sellin‘ I am Fiscal Agent for other dividend paying stocks. shareston monthly payments. mi , ":i-d 2 II. L. DUNCAN, Investment Securities. noon 1 LAUDER BLOCK“ - Headache, Eyeac we'll examine them fr 66mm ASPHAL r .. CEMENT > and FLAG Gutters Paced “You get dividends every month from true SOUTH NORW un- ... a... ._._._ .. w.-. -wfiw-_Em- ~._..__._.... .-_. __....._._ Timon Hanks out from the Wrappers m‘ v _ tuneup onowaso IN CHAN ‘ roaamo'ron Ju 0 was. been received her James ‘ t county. o‘coiirt house window at Bantam Latte day night, nonwameomy Buy ' J of Bantam, aged 3 tywflve. .
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