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51 WASHINGTON STREET.
Local News later.
The telephone call for the branch of-
lice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk I: No. 44.
W. E. Lewis, of Glenbrook. stopped
at the Mahackcmo yesterday.
I’. S. Ailebough. representing a New
Yo1k machine factory. stopper] at the
Muhnokemo. yesterday.
Ross Malkin. clerk in Lawton'a Nor-
waiir store. is assisting temporarily in
the South Norwalk store.
R. L. Wehrie went to New llavan.
today. to take part In a bicycle race 1111
the Coliseum track this evening.
Mrs. Eliza Miller is resting comfort-
ably today. at her borne in Ann street.
having passed 11 very restful night.
wit you want soft sh1il crabs, broil-
ed 111 boiled Iot1ste1s,iitiie neck clams,
tall at the imperial Cafe.
The three Miller brothers, of Nor-
wulk. “have purchased a. handsome
. launch from the Norwaik Launch
Works. 1
The official board of, the Young
Men‘s Christian Association. will meet
this evening at the rooms in South
Main street.
Arrangements are being made for
tho orertion of a new schmlhouse in
South Windsor, Conn. H. S. Powers
1.1 first sciectman.
About twenty bids were received by
tho Ansonia City llull building com-
mittee for the erectioh of the pro-
pt ed new building.
’l‘h’o High-Low- lack Club will least
tonight at the Warwick hotel. Every
tiling that goes tohnnke 11p a fine sup.
per is on the menu.
——Sq‘unrc Pianos {or 325. J. W. Stud.
well. . ‘
Mrs. Andrew Leary. who was taken
to the Nor-walk Hospital Sunday. sut-
ierlng from typhoid fever. remains in
about the same condition.
Edward Doulcns. Philip 8ch and
John Doyle enjoyed a sail to Long Is-
land yesterday in the sloop “Daisy.”
They returned early in the evening.
The Official Board of the First Meth-
odist Church. h'eld its regular monthly
uneting. last evening. at the church.
but transacted only routine business.
W M. Nibiorlt proprietor of the
'Norwalk Hotel with his friend and H.
A. Saunders are out on the brim; deep
today. in the “"‘akir.“ after blackiiah.
John Tryon. of South Main street.
has resigned his position as clerk in
Fitch s grocery. at Hickory 13111111111.
‘Tryon reports that shore resorts do not
agree. with him.
Work has been started in the Chlei
Engineers oflice of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company on plans for a new passt’en~
ger station to be erected in Danbury.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
W. A. Brninard. and Edward A. Mey-
senburg, of Hartford, who have been
in town on business. stormed at the
Mahackemo last night. The couple
1 are. making the rounds of the state on
bicycles.
F. J. Diaz and son and Miss P. W.
London wheeled “to South Norwaik
.from Richtield Springs. N. J., yester-
tday. and stop pp'fid otter night at the
Clifford They ado the return trip on
1 their wheels today.
0 E Lockwood, clerk in Seymmrr‘s
‘ grocery, went to New Haven, this af-
temoon, to take part in a swimming
1 contest given by the Star Swimming
Club. of that place. Mr Lockwood is
a good swimmer; and hopes to bring
1. home the laurein.
Thomas Hendricks due of the clev-
erest of fishermen In The Norwalks
'speare'd a striped has: last evening. olt
Rayner-’11 Island that tipped the Scales
at fourteen and one-half pounds. The
big fish baked was part. 0% the menu
this noon at the .CIiIIord.
S Brlnckerhoit and 0. McKenry. of
New Canaan. were in South Not-walk.
to muse 101- a ball
.. East Nomadic
1‘
Mark‘s Church,N . 1
talk with 111111111 sufficed, captain of
the 8&3... A gain will, tuba.
played tomorrow
caught in this section (or some time.
will immediately be placed in position.
1
ill Olll
It can want to buu 1111111111
Mén’s or Beus’ Clothing NOW is
the lime to act it {at Comstock Bros. ,.
You can’t put it down in arm trio bio "
or black letters. for it’s just as true
1152 and 2 are 10111.
lamest store. largest stock, and true
the largest values.
MID- SUMMER
.. CLEARING SALE
in
We’ re the
. Note» the prices
m
Men’s 511151115, which sold for $6 to $10. now $4.39
Men’s Sack Suits. which sold 101 $10 to $15. now
Men’s Sack Suits. which sold for $12 to $20. now 9.89
(Children’s 2-piecex. Double Breasted and Russian
Blouse Suitsxwere $2.50 to $4. ,
. Other Suits that sold ior.$31‘.50 lo $6.110w $2.48. $3.48.
6.893
sale price. $1.48
Balanée of our STRAW HAT STOCK MUST GO.
Conn and see the prices. that’s all. '
Nealigee Shirts. that sold for 500.
Neoliuee Shirts that sold for $i~.00.
now 39c"
now 791:.
I4 South Main 51.. South
Tel. 36 2.
Norwalk.
111- "melanin-..”rtfifi. ’1‘»,— 4...’ - .
Masonic Bulldme. Norw
Tel. 76-12. g r
COMSTOCK BROS.
aik.
momma.
STEAM. ‘
1101 mm.
AND ans
gnrrma.
and Zinc."
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone: 122-8.
NORWALK HORSES IN PARK CITY.
Edward Magner'a Nor-walk Boy Takes
First Money in 2: 20 Class.
At the racer-1 at Nutmeg Park Bridge.
port last Saturday afternoon Belden
Boy. owned by David Jenks. of Nor
walk come In third in the first heat. In
the 2. 35 class being beaten by a very
close margin by Dandy I... of Mt. San-
111 N. Y. A protest was then made and
Beiden Boy was withdrawn from the
races Eapcrance owned by Eli Mead,
of Westport, was fourth in the first
heat and he was then withdrawn. In
the 2: 20 class trot and pace. Laura Bo.
owned by Thomas Quinlan. of West
port came in sixth in the first heat.
and fourth in each of the. following
three boats.
The running races closed the day' 3
sport Torry hittlovern was the starter
in this and was not 11 1111111 1-1111. in the
first boat Dr. Martins Indian Girl got
11 good 1.111111 and kept it until the end
of the brat. The second heat “an ink
on by Norwalk ilny. 11 bay gelding from
one of the N01 walks and evidently 11
thoroughbred. The gelding put a good
deal of daylight between him and the
bunch following: the same gelding won
the third and list heat. but his lead
was not as pronounced. The sum
mary:
Norwaik Boy b g. Ed. Mngner,
South Norw,nik Ii 1 1
lndiun Girl hr. in. ‘,.it D Martin
Bridgeport l 5 2
[Mabel K.. b. 111.. S S. Keeler.
ilanhury. 2 3
William 11.. 11b. 1;, William
Smith, New York, 3 4
Admiral. b. 11., M. Schwaner.
New Haven. 4 2 '
Rubber, b. m., Cooper, Bridge
port, 6 6
Tlme—zfi-i-‘l. .53“: mi. :54.
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A HISTORIC PEN.
' Mr. Noblh Get: That Which Signed
the Oleomargarlne Bill.
it will be recalled that Congressman
Henry. of this district was csperially
active as a member of the agricultural
committee in securing, the passage 01
the ol-iornargarine bill and that Presi-
dent Roosevelt. after signing the bill
presented the pen that. he used. to Mr.
Henry. it was the general opinion that
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A J. Collins is in New 11611. today
on business
Dentist and Mrs. "C. F. Bontwcll will
leave. next Monday with Rev. L.
Hubbard. ot Rownyton. on a trip to
Nor-infield, Mass.
The party who are enjoying a cruise
in these waters and were the guests
of Edmund ZulnN over Sunday retort»
cd from a trip to New York last night
and today left for a cruise to the cast-
ward in the hanrsomc yacht Comfort.
—Fresh Angel Food daily. Owens'.
Charles E. Woodward. the South
Norwalk hatter. went. to New Canaan.
Sunday and caught an eel that weigh-
ed five pounds. The. fish tipped the
scales at three and one-half pounds.
when dressed, and is the largest eel
The heir desks old seats {or room
E at the center school and the row
school department have arrived and
The desks and seats to be used for
t.‘lrri'e rooms at the Over River school
no have been shipped and will at“
rive very soon
«Organs $10 each. J W Stndweli.
The selectmen have decided to fill
or the Broad River bridges. with no.
meat and concrete. Contractor Fan-
tilla has been unable to strike the
bottom of the quicksand in. ....e big
hole and the "Selectmen “better that
they can get around the difficulty by
putting in bags of cement. and than
concrete over top or this and ‘then
place the stone foundationvabove this.
Architect Wilson Potter. Lincoln
building. New York, is completing the
plans for the new building to be erect-
ed 111 New 1111111111 to be occupied by
lord Savinas Banks. It will be or
brick, 721175 feet, two stories high.
letter will be finished ihxhard woods.
with steam best, electric lights open
plumbing fixtures and every inr'z
fitted up tor omens. ..
of new seats and decks for the high '
the large pit for the west abutment . 3
the First National and the New Mil- :
with gray stone trimmings. The ins '
movement. The second liner ‘will be 0
Mr. Henry well tilt-served this evidence
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Telephone Connection.
We base our claim to your patronage, on just two
things~quallty and price—quality first.
.1 We believe in buying the best grain and theretore
holding our customers from year to year. 3
Reliability is everything in business.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
When i went into the grain businoss'l did sh pm:
my whole heart and strength
One of my firm business promises was to “give the
best service and best “grain. "
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MANUEL r ’uarcn. ~
‘ $11.25 kind for 751:.
#1 Suit: cut to 50¢.
1c.
Job lot of 2511 box of l’aper tor
OUT IN BASEBALL GOODS.
'31 Hits 650; 50c Mitts. 351:; 250 Mite . .
181;; ”$1. 50 and 31125 balls 75c: $1 and
5111311113,}: Masks, $1 25; 81
Mustang. 351:: 250 Envelu,
1.
The best 1n the world
25 Per Cent Allowed on Your Old Pen
Largest $111011 of Peas in Town
also a liquid form
Incmassniailfi ,. Inn.
William P Beers
1' ” boarding-house on” orth 11111111 street,
meet 1111111111111 owned by the Wilbur J.
‘ , ground yesterday The tire was dis-
/ the pen in a case and keep it on exhi-
an} lo 111
. 1588 Inhgproperty 9 property was
of his interest in the work. it is the
gossip of Washington that after he had
received it a prominent western man
deeply interested in the measure turned
to Mr. Henry and told him that. if he
would rather have $1000 than the pen
1 he would be glad to make the ex-
change. Mr. Henry replied that the pen
was not for sale. But he has giien it
be much apprcthlnted He has sent it
1 in Dairy (‘ommissloner .1. ii Noble.
‘ with the following grateful note:
~Ho11 John B. Noble Hartford (301111.:
My 'Dcar Sir: The pen with which
President Roosevelt signed the oieo~
margarine and pure butter bill was
your better claim as the most efllcient
dairy commissioner in the country. I
take pleasure in transferring this sous
runrr of a notable event to you.
With regards.
E. S. HENRY.
Commissioner Noble intends to put
bition in his oflice at the Capitol. He
had his acrupiea about the publication
of that part of Mr. Henry‘s note which
was complimentary to him. and re-
qursted that that be omitted.
HAS caursso Anouuo’ WORLD.
Rev. Curtis H Dickens of the “Chloe.
90" Visiting in 'Tewn.
Rev. Curtis Hoyt Dickens. of the U.
" S. 8. “Chicago" which has just re-
turned from a three years' cruise
around the world is a. guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David
Austin. of Silvermine. Rev Mr. Dick—
ens Is well known as a good speaker,
and his local friends are endeavoring
to have him deliver an address on his
travels After his vacation he will
move his ram-ity to Portsmouth N. H. ..
to which place he has been assigned
Some of. the unicorn and men of the
"Chicago" bad a lively experience
with the Venetian authorities a short
time ago. -' 1,
FIRE IN EAST HARTFORD. ..
HARTFORD; July ZS—The large
this estate was r burned minis
covered about 1 oc och and had made
great headway when are: men. own;
to the 1mm of the hour and the
start the fire had the firemen were 1111.~
«111.1 lode much. her than have the
1111 of Burnside .
articles were saved. Font-
but i. Vanish,
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
50 Saulh|Maln Strut. ..
‘ 151/2: 11. Cut,18c lb.
away. and made the gill where it will .
graciously given to me. and In view of 1
ho armada: 11111111 two wealth
PRICE, 911 Waihiriplon street. scarf
walk. Prices cut so badly on Straw,
that they cannot, possibly live at our?" ‘
Nats'ihat sold at 25 and 481: are cut} to
$l'00 and SI.25 Hats are uow‘59c. 3‘
$I.50 and $2.00 hats are marked 911::
Our 52.511 and 53.00 French Parm'ra
youcan boy idr‘SIAQ.
tried it Price, lilIisItStIIre
98 Washington Street, Ahead 50 Wall,
‘ so.uoawr111<. ‘NOR‘V‘WALI‘.
Suggestion for Plants and Outlay Luna
Ham for boiling, email, bright, lean. Sardines, 5e, 81:. 10a, ”of!
Will cut In two I! wanted. .Whoie, All com.
Pot Cheese, fresh home in:
and nice, 2 Mr 5c. 1
Williams Em.’ fancy 11111.11-
Pickles, real 110011.121: 1.11111
Andereen'e Jame, all sort, (I
Pineapple Chunke, In 11mm
Old Fashioned Ginger worm,
lb. cartons. 101:.
At your service,
Lorenzo Dib'
Shoulder-e, nice ones, 121: lb.
Dried Beet. We think we sell more
of thin article then all stereo In town
eOmbined. People come here and get
fine beef, thln sliced; Juetvwhnt they
want. Any quantity from 51: worth up.
Boned Chicken. Star brand, 25c.
Peanut Butter In any quantity.
Neither Age Net Youth
in exempt from eye troubles and defective vielon. Headache, Eye . 4
Blurring of the Print, are ebme of the meet freqdent eymptom. ._
have any euepiclon of trouble with your eyes, we'll examine 1110111 .
and tarnish Pruner Glam; Properly Adjunct! when requir'ufi‘ '
smoked Glance for the Seashore. . 1‘
0.13. JACKSON.
autonomy: OPTIOIAN
u WALL mum. nonwanx. co"
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CONCRETE
ASPHIL'T
. CEMENT
_ 1 GIVE IT II CHANCE. ._
Your money will earn money if you give it a chance 3500‘ ”
through 1111 in November. 1901, I8 now paying $10 9. month in divide 3
the purchase price at the investment shows 100 per cent. profit. Y
better than that. Buy Munich stock be (fire It is listed on the New
,1 A. 1.. Duncan, Investment Scour!!!
ROOM 1. LADDER BLOCK. 1‘ - SOUTH
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BRIDGE
FISH ~
MARKET
Tonight and Tuesday. .
crabs, 40 cent: to 60 mt:
steel 10111111111111 to
Vichy in 5313110122. 3
$11 Book Well WM 11111111 only
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