' . clflc
to Lane’s for
. 1 Cream, its pure
whu. ¥ 1."
‘ 111 wnsumoronernsfer.
Luraliluu Totes
Ice of The Evening Sentinel in Nor.
walk in No. 44. .
'1‘. ll. Griffin wiShos 'it understood
that he is a prescription drugglat.
August 2nd in another apecial Sutur-
.1 day at Dilihle'ni his advertisement re-
‘ hates the specials. . .
u-I-u-l
11111151110. that .
-——«See the great bargains at M. S .1
Smith & Co.’ 3 Removal Sole. incur
once Building 80. Main'St. ‘
Wiley' 3 Waxcue 111 credited with be
big exceptionally suited for kitchen
floors. Gomstock Watkins it Dow are
advertising it. ‘ .
Daniel Hoyt of South Norwalk, has
gone to Newark. where he ‘will have
charge of a large fuctory.- where his
A patents will be manufactured.
"Crash. Yacht Caps. “ O’Brlcn’o.
0. iii. Seymour, “Lending Grocer “
‘oiuphnaizesvtho fact in his announce
. Tout today: that-tho highest qualities
. can always be found at. his store.
1. The city of New Haven will use vot.
lug muchinca at the next election. The
, committee on municipal retrenchment
, 1 held a meeting last night Annd ‘was un-
opinions in favor of purchasing the
machines. .
‘ mNntive Potatoes 206 pk. . 7513 bid
F. D Lawton & Co.
Commodore A. E Chasmar, Major
F. A llill and William 11.13yiugton
am enjoying a. several days' cruise in
the yacht Ayli and will visit Manhun-
uct Bay. Port Washington, below re.
tni 111111; to Norwalk
Norwalk Lodge. G. U. 0. of F. cele-
lirated its‘ fifteenth anniversary in its
null. 113 Washington street, Wednesday
night T B. McConnell, pastor oi! the
Knight Street A. M. E. Church made
an nddreas and a collation followed...
, ——Organs $10 each. J W. Studwoll.
. The qua‘rtermaster, general Will issue
' today, in response to requisitiohs from
the commanding officers of the several
‘ ‘_ organizations of the Connecticut. Na-
? tioualy Guard the tickets for transpor-
tation to and from antic during the
ntate encampmcn
A. Among thé most enthuaioutlc memo
bore of the new tennis club of St. Jot
. neph’s T. A. B. Society are Fred Mo
‘ Mahon and William A. Brennan. These
‘ two young men can be seen daily dill
gently practicing at the club grounds
in South Main street. and are rapidly
' becoming experts at the game.
said that these two gentlemen will
play together throughout the season.
A After traveling fer a year in' the in
- tcrest ot the hatters‘ union label. Dan;
iel Kelley of Danhury returned yes-
‘A terda‘y. coming direct from Alabama.
During his absence Kelley went on
through the west 11 west and south
visiting the principal cities on the Pa-
const, Colorado, Kansas; Utah
Texas and many more states He will
. start out on another trip noon. ‘
- —~All styles Barbies. O'Brien' 9.
The attachment that V. A. Scofleid
placed upon the goods ofJ. A. Schless,
the North Main street ..clotbier. has
been released Mr. Schless‘ having
made a satisfactory settlement for the
, breaking of a‘ ldrge standing case
worth 836.1113 stock and effects have
: been taken to New York and from
' there will he sent to Green Point L. 1.
~ here he intend to resume business.
he Neinor ‘lNcw. 91111 n’, and
Hartford Railroad Company has rewir _
ed the depot platform. and now. the in-
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1 if uou Want to bur minimal: in»,
Men’ s or Bou5’ Clothing NOW is
the 111119 to act it aiCOmsto'ck Bros. ,
You Can ’i put it down" in 111111 100 big
‘01 black letters. 101 it’s juSt as true
as 2 and 2A are 10111.
We’ re“ the
lamest store. largest stock, and give
the lamestvalues.
in 0111
Note the prices
MID S MMER
CLE‘RING ALE
Men’s Sack Suds which sold 10136 10 $10 now $4 39 .A
Men’s Sack Suits. inllGli sold 101$i010 $16. now $6.891
Tel. 36-2
Frederick S. Ambler expectant». no;
main 9 week or more longer at Asbury
rk New Jersey. He reports a fine
time.
Ladies will 111111 it interesting to
read the announcement on first page
or this issue of the Faster Land Com»
puny. A present is offered every one
of them.
.wArtiflcial ice is free from wood
pulp, vegetn‘tlon. disease germs. etc.
Leave orders ith F. E Lockwood.
iNorwalk or lit flue plant Water St.
Manufacturing Company. .
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held Sunday afternoon; from
i: «15 to 5: 45 o clock. in the‘ Springwood
chapel. C M Lawrence will lead the
meeting. 1 “
, The building committee on the new
high school will meet this evening in
the council chambers in Haviland
street to further discuss plans The
school district committee have been
invited to be present at the meeting
Several earryail loads of children.
who“ have been spending a few days at
Life Form. Georgetown. passed through
to South Norwalk to take the train for
New York.
anson Jane 5011 doz. F. D.L. & Co.
South Norwalk. Norwalk Hygeia Ice
Norwalk, this morning, on their way
Men 5 Sack Suits. whiCb sold 101 $12 to $20. now $9. .89 .1 4
Children’s 2 piece Double Breasted and Russian
Blouse Suits. were S2. 60 to $4.
Other 511118 that sold for S6. 60 to $6 now $2. 48. S3 48
Balance of Our STRAW HAT STOCK MUST GO
Come and see the prices. ihai’ s all. ' ,
. Neuliuee Shirts that sum 101600. ¥
'Neuliuee Shirts that sold 101 $1. 00.
‘40 STOK BROS
14 50111111an 51., South Norwalk.
sale price Si. 48
now 390
now 790
Masonic Budding, Norwalk.
Tel. 76-12
A are laid off temporarily.
PLUMBING.
.11qu
1110191111111.
Mp cu ‘ .
name. 1
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
1 ,r so South Main sober.
south Nor-with. count ‘
Telephone: 122-8.
Liiildl NEWS Niles.
.. ”Mrs F. A. 'l‘owusénd is now melding
with her daughter, Mrs C 19.11091;-
con. of West atieet. .
George Gale. of Gerard Place. has
taken an apprenticeship an a druggist
at the. Clifford Pharmacy.
.Miaa Lillian Brundage, clerk in De-
Forests bakery. is ill at her home in
I:-:I:I:-:I;I:I:IZI:-:I:l:O:I:-:I:I
' Van Zundt street. East Norwalk.
~Freah Sunshine Cake daily. Owena'.
Joeoloit's special is by paper. Four
, double cheered-tor five cents; you have
paid ten for same quantity. remember.
- Howdrd A. Tilly, who has been in
Boston for several dhys on business
connected with the ideal Motor Com-
pany, returned yenterduy.
Reporter Victor W. Ferrlu had a par—
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ReducAt
All clothing Agoes in this, our first aaie.
_. Sack Suits, handsome and
ion. _
‘ I’T
durable; Flannel
' New Goodsat 10 per} ed
Crashes and Homespuns, Boys’ Suits, Children’ 0 Suits.
50c. Fancy Hose, cut to 35c., 3 pair for $1.00.
Linen Crash Pants. $1.29.
$1. 50 and $2.00 Shirt Waists for men. to Wild! tip ‘ A
Wash Vests for men, $1. 25. $1.511,r $2.00. '1
‘ soc and 75c Stocks at 25¢. each.’
Straw Hats. all shapes, 15c... 19c., 5911.. 98c.. $1.119.
Duck Yacht Caps, 15c.
Bathing Suits.7 75c.. $1.99 up to $2. 50.
61.00 Belt at 59c.
1‘11
ASelleck Sc Priff'
98 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwulk.
ty out last eyenlng, for a sail in his
auxiliary catbout "DIlK" The num-
boi included ”filtered Maude Bush, Gl’il’KJ}
Bucknam,l hichinond. Mattie Tay-
lor and George Richmond.
.. ~Forequartcr Mutton, 1011111.; Forc-
quarter Lamb 12c llayeus.
Work in Meekeris brat-15 foundry in
llariland tract has been clock the
past few ya. and several of the men
The company
expects to resume operations next week
with its entire lorcc of men.
The time. of the ball game between
the local ‘1'. M. C. A. and the Green-
111111111, of Bridgeport to be played Aug.
11st 16.1vhen the ltulion Sporting Club
hold their picnirwt the Fair Grounds
has been changed from 2 p m. to 4 p
111.. to accommodate the Working class-
cs.
Walter Levels look Prosecuting At-
torney W F' Tammany and his friend
Joseph Brown. or Thomanton, out for
a sail in his launch yesterday often
noon. Not one of the trio was seasick
. and Mr. Thown couldn’t say enough at
the advantages of living at the sea-
- chore. “1 .
Major Eben Hill. ...ir run over a dog
in trout of 11.1.. Wolnlos in North
Main street last night. He was out
in his auto and the canine ran direct
ly in front of the Mb‘ieels After they
A, had policed over him he not up a bowl
When i went into the 111-9111 business [did so with
~ my whole heart and strength.
One of n11 first business promises was
best service and best grain "
We base our claim to your; patronage on
thluahwquallty and price—~quailty flint
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in business.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone Connection
Watemansldeal Waterman Fountain Pens
1115011111111an .
The best in the world
log: it will be e
3 Oscar St. John. lit his ho is in East
, Norwalk A fine clambahe will be one ,
that could be heard for blacks.
animal was all right this morning
~Great Removal Sale of Dry Goods.
' Notions Fancy Goods. Tinware. Glass
wore. Window Shades. etc. 111.8. 1
Smith til: Co
0 S Ferry (29111111111111 ll. V. iii. ls
Alanning a duet .for Monday even-
finined by Captain
01 the features. After the bake ar-
ln August.- at the shore ' ,.
~Freah Sunshine Cake daily: Owens'.
Putnam Hose Company yesterday re—
company Monday night action will be
taken on the invitation.
with Miss Mary Tolles, at her home 3
Spring street There was- a large a
tondance. those present numbering 11'
FINEST QUALITY pm: AP-
puss.
'Rocxv FORD 1111-10113. 6 to 10¢.
The.
. rangementc will be made for the an- '
' nual outing of the Command to be held
celved an invitation (mm the Thomas- . ‘
ton Fire Department To attend the cen- _
termini celebration in that itilace Sep-.
{ember 12.14. big time islolanned and
all the lire companies of the state have .
been invited. At the meeting of the
. . ._ The Ladles' Society of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion met last eveuin
er forty. Alter; routine business had:
been transacted twola‘dies were receiv— .
ed into membershiif The next meetw .
two, 251:.
FINE POTATOES. 20c PER PEOK.
SMALL POTATOES. 15c PER PECK.
WATERMAELONS,
PEACHES, . ,
swear Pornroes,
PLUMs. '
No other ten like my too. Why? That is a secret. The taste At
an acquired one. it in true the same fl nvor can
speaking of Mixed Tea My teas please.
Try them.
t he had elsewhere.
Ito quarter 1
DRIED BEEF. Have had some trouble in keeping a supply
now, and will try to keep a full stock hereafter.
“None no. 0011113
Neither Ago N01 Youth
1.’ «amp; iron: on new» and defective 111-1911. Hedwig. EA
requent ammo.
Blurring of the Print, are some of the
"' Nave any condition of trouble with yum
1- and furnlch Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required.
Smoked Gianna for the Seashore.
OBJAC
38 WALL 8TARm
031
cyan. mm ammonium
KSON‘
GRADUAA‘I‘IA OPTIOIAH
NORWAALK. 00
A l concur}:
.Your money will earn money it on
go. it A.
I; m
: lam-161111..
and 111.4111
Stu“
chince. ' 860 1
condescent electric light at the up
preaches to the east and west— bound
stations are burning regularly. It was
cfbnnd that the old wires had been bro
ken so many times and the cotmectlono
25 Per Cent Allowed on Your Old Pen
Largest Stock cf Pens'in Town
William P. Bears
49 Wall St AA Norwnlk. Cline
ing will be with Miss Julia O’Brien. ot
Elltabeth street. ,. '
—-Bananas. 20c don. F. D. L. & Co.
Cadet Arthur W. CuAmminga. of the
local Salvation in Hwen‘t to New
York. this 11101111
through no in November-.1901. is now 9311123111 almonth
the purchase price of thé-investnient €119.11”
,better than at Buy Munich stock in? tin lia‘ted on the New Y
cent. profit and rée
hymnking weekly Amo‘n
_ write,
Pictures are not only a necessity to
the beautifying or a house. but also a
luxury which all enjoy. D. M. Road &
Company are making it easy to get ‘
. 1‘ fine 11 lot by a substantial reduc
n in can. Their advertisement
also tells or 11 items made on
wash sultings
A couple of youhg men presumably
' -_ n.1,..bunc11n? 1
street Where he will take a six ROOM 1. ”AUDRENLQCK- 0‘ ‘1“
, oil 1 a.
done ohm months' course in the army ..work Mr
~MasonA Jere, 501: doz ARIA). L. it 00.,
The New Yorke were defeated by St.
Louis in a Very closely contested game ‘
yesterday afternoon, at the Polo
Grounds the score being 3 to 2. New
from Ridgeileld, had a severe tumble
from the tandem bicycle they were rid-
1118. Yesterday. at the corner or Main
and Wall streets. The front wheel of
the machine struck the trolley tracks,
which had just been sprinkled. Neitlfi
' ——B1irnock Blood litters gives a man
a clear head an negro groin a strong
or at the. young men were seriously in‘ ' 1
' . lured; but they Were covered from head ‘
& to foot with mud. .
$1.115 kind for 75¢. ‘
$1 Suit cut to 501:. “
-J b’fllot of 25.1: box of APaper for
A21 Milli. A6511; 500 “11.13.3561 256 Hits
1311:3150 and $1. 25 bolls; 750161 and
750 311119; 500; $3 Masks, $1. 25: $1
Masha 251:; 509 1111191133512; 250 Enrol.
2511 10.111 0‘25 31111591113009
slsmnt to Captain Nason, who will
:1‘ wish him? much success wherever he
goes. ,
The case of Edward J. Johnson.a
13011911111319 John J. 111111.911 com»
plaint :‘Barney McLaughlin, came
bed him of 213. He was convicted on
the charge of. drunkénness, and fined
61:. Keynote
Cummings has mm many friends in '
" The Norwalka during his stay as as-
Strode who m‘ arrested yesterday..by ..
.up before Judge Taylor. this morning. _
. McLaughlin claimed that Johnson rub-1
Sentence was suspended 011 the »
1 . charge or Timon he was found
41.11;. Mutton. no 111.; ALekAa 13111111.;
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