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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 28, 1902 · page 5

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order some for your dinner. We
‘ ill deliver it ‘

IT. 51 WAEHINGTON OTHETET.

oral Nero lilies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The telephone call I... the branch of-
fine of The Evening sentinel in Nor-
g‘waik II: No. 44. a .

 

The building committee of the new

Scuth Norwaik High School will hold I

a meeting tomorrow night.

 

T Sync Brothers intend to organize a
band in the near future and they are
looking for young musicians.

 

Constable. John J. Goodwin sold at ‘ f
Mitiih’iiiddi’: iri‘ilttiimhif issuer“: “gyms tit???“ ,T, TI ”322 :r. _ _ 1m 4 Rainier iii Irirus legislators Sunni Non-wank.
outs of a baby boy, born Wednesday :0 F: 0" 9 5“ on 9°” nlg ‘ e 6 Cd _ — . TC v on 7 -- .
y 0. White, to satisfy a claim ‘. T ~ . -
“gm“ ‘ ' Edward H White alleges is Owed to \v \ ~ and nflnillillilmlill “chums

 

 

Raymond & Son. the Norwalk furni-
tnrc dealers. are having two large
Humphrey's lights Installed in their
store in Main stIeet. ‘

 

I Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.

The police arrested a wheel in front
of the oak building in Washington
street, sat night. it awaits an owner

. W llI,
' will probably care for ha“

' Elks. last night. The attendance Was

Br: val that is
Kriexe
and see the Opportunity that is awn
big you. The ad. is on page, 8.

out engaged in special ihboratory work
at Yale University, is spending a few
days at his home in Winnlpauir.

Charles Koch manager of the South
Nor-walk Beer Company, took his farm
"Ily out in W. Unholt'zs launch,
'I'Kathlecu," thisB afternoon for a sail.

 

 

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There was a meeting of the B. 0.?

the largest of the year. Two new mom.
hers were initiated and routine busi~
ness transacted

Miss Kathryn Riley returned to
her home in Springfield, Mass, this
morning after a visit at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, in
Wilton avenue Norwalk ,

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been invited to visit the Geoige Dewey
Society, in Bridge rt, soon. T The v
members herelutend 0 present to the
Dewey society, a handsome gold medal.

 

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The new school building committee.
will hold a meeting tomorrow night
in the Council chamber, in Hoviland
street. Architect Holden, of New Jer-
sey, will be there, {and the plans will
be pellected. .

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and Read ,
a company's advertisement

Frank P Underhili who is at pres

 
 
 

 
 

The Italian independent Society has _

lessened prices.

come to profit by it.

 
 
 
 

South Normal/z.

 

Robert S Van Buren, of. West ave» '

When 1 went into the

my whole heart and strength. I

7hfs pants sale is of no (unimportant. because it mans “
a sawing of payrolt‘ere from $1.00 to $2.00 for those who

’$‘2*and $2.50 Pants.
$5 and $5. 50 Pants.
$5. 50 and $4 Pants. I
$4.50 and $5 Pants. 1

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T Natalia“.

U T Pleasure Beach yesterday afternoon.

grainl‘Ibusiness‘i did so with i '

. now $1457

tioMIt this year. About 250 were pro-
_ sent.

 
 
 

iii Poliirrrlldiuru inierdru'

‘ BRIDGEPORT, August 28~The am

~ reunion of the Legislative Club of the

General Assambly of 1901 was held at

 

I The club had for its guests the legis-
lative clubs of 1899 and 1897 and the
members of the constitutional conven

 

There were politicians of all

Pleasure Brurhyillrs Tilt rho I

 
 

We have decided therefore this week to bunch all
“ 38. 50 and 010 Suite and sell them at I36. 00

All new goods~Flannels, Homespun, Cassimcres and O

in a sale like this you lrnow the best win be selected fir
. delay; come in and get that. for yourself.

For Friday, Saturday and Monday will sell 25c 39c ITa II
I Wear at 19c. ‘

81.50 Shirts and Shirt Wrists, while they last, at 9,80;

We invite your inspection of Fall Suits and Overcoats.
Overcoats made to measure, 816. 00 to 820 00. u

98 WASHINGTON STREET,

The success of our Mid-summer‘oiesrance‘Sale‘hss
I phenomenal and our stock is considerably broken. I

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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onoass FOR PLUMS son cAN mac. JAR suessns- Path
sows om neurones mars; ALSO LIoHrNINo mo 9‘
GUARTS. nous our THE sssr QUALITY trusses soon; 1.
use, We oozes ossn. T
mean aces, HOME LAID: svaIcer Prison, 32c ooz.
swear POTATOES. ewes-r cons. PIE amen rolls
ac ouasr. - i,

FINE cusses. suokso sass, Real. NICE, ruin sucso.
5c up, our WHILE You may. .I

A more or sums AND SPICE THAT Is ALI. merry and
zu zu emcee snaps, 5c PACKAGE.

 
 

 

nue, sent five homing pigeons to Bos~
ton, last night They Were liberated
this looming, but at 2 o'clock had not
returned :to Norwalk. These are the
same pigeons liberated in Providence
last Friday.

 
 
 

strips in evidence mainl of the Re-
at the police station. publicau brand y
The most interesting thing disclosed
during the afternoon was a line heal-
thy boom for Senator Michael Ken-
ealy for speaker of the next General
- Assembly. Senator Kenealy has been
talked of for the nomination of attor-
ney- general, but he withdrew to make
the way clear for his friend. William
A. King, of Windham chairman o: the
Judiciary committee. This left the
Stamford man free for almost any-

 

dne of my first business promises was to "give the
best service and best grain." , \I‘

We base our claim to your patronage no just two
tbings-dusllty and price—quality first.

We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year-Ito your.

Reliability is everything in st.....,, T...

 
 
 
 
 
 

Miss Charlotte Hamilton is enter-
taining a party of friends this after—
nodn, at a lawn-palty on the grounds
of her home in Newtown avenue.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Mrs. George Thompson and children.
of Quintard place, Norwalk returned
today from New Hartford, where they
have been spending the summer. Mr
Thompson is expected home tomorrow
night and will resume his duties as

Emeleo‘, Nellie and Sarah Chariot.
children of Contractor and Mrs. Salvo

« tor Chariot, returned, today from a ten
days visit with relatives at Flshkiii
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énluefish 10c 11).; other Fish in pro-
portion. Publlc Market.
T The Local Teamsters’ Union held a
meeting. last night and initiated three
I now members. Gus Magner wos’elect-
od secretary and treasurer in place of
Frank Ortle.

 

 

T The funeral of Benton Ryan. the luv
Ifant child of Mr and Mrs John Ryan.
"of Chapel street. Norwalk, was held
‘Iithls afternoon. interment was in St.
Mary' s Cemetery.

The Republicans of the Second Vot—
ing District will meet in Arion Hall.
tonight. at 8 o 'clock. to nominate dele-

gates to the state. congressional, sen-
atorial and piobnte conventions

 

Chief Prowltt will preside at the reg:
ular meeting of the officers and engi-
neers of. the Norwalk Fire Department
to be held tomorrow evening, in the
quarters of Phoenix Engine Company.

 

—-Vory few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-

principal of the Northwest school next
Tuesday.

 

W A. Kellogg, Edgar F. Wilcoxon
George H Raymond, Floyd Roscoe and
George Roscoe oi Norwnllr. are at
Pleasure Beach today attending the re
union of the Twenty-eighth Regiment,
Connecticut Volunteers. Messrs Kol
logg and Withbnson Were lieutenants
of the Seventh while George H Ray-
mond u as u-Imsmher {of the Twanty-
eighth Regiment.

MINERSW AND TROOPS CLASH.
. Five Prisoner¢1in the Guard House
and Captain Gsarhart Wounded.
TAMAQUA.‘Pa., Aug. 28—Tho first

ers and the troops occurred today and
as a result five prisoners are in the
guard house at the Twelfth regiment
camp and Captain Geurhart of Com.
pany F, is suffering from a wound on
his shoulder made by a stone thrown
by a striker

This morning a report gained cur
rency that strikers were gathellug to
march on No. 4 coillery of the Loblah
Coal and Navigation Company, at the

clash here between the striking min. ‘

Buy Oats Thai‘ 5 Clean. T ..

MANUEL T. HATCH

Telephone Connection

 

 

Here' 5 More Than Your Money’ s Worth

Hurlbutts Kelso Bond Paper

48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.

25cm.

A Good Box of Paper and Envelopes. Sets.

 

William P. Beers;

Bookseller. station‘cr. Buster/or.

 

ONE THOU8AND PARKER LUCKY
CURVE FOUNTAIN PENS AT ONE-
HALF PRICE:

so llsll‘ than. mar.

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GREGORY’S POINT.

rim nonwstk, court.

' and so he can now be a candidate for

 
 

thing else. with the practical assur
shoe that he Would have the support
of the country folks because of his

: withdrawal from the attornéy- general '
,- nomniation ~ '

I The senator had also decided that he
would nbt go back to the upper house

 

the lower house. with the chances of
plasmid: 100 to l in his favor. ‘
Ablrom Chamberlain; state comptrol

and be‘ had many introductions as "the
next governor." T,
But there is another Richmond in

 

Cbambsrlalnidid not have it all his
own way. Judge Livingston W. Cleave.
land, of Néw Haven. famous for his
successful assaults of the Democratic
majorities of the Elm City. They flash
that fact up in your face right along
and say "Behold“ the man." it was
nice to see Chamberlain and Cleave
land shake hands. All eyes watched
them; and smiles Iwent around at a
rapid rate. I

waterburyw sldown in force and
it bad uothlnnw buttons and booms
for George Lille sitter congressman- at.
large file possl lo opponent former

 

 
 

 

ler. of M den. was a welcomeavisitor ,

the field and he was there to sac that ,

 

 
 
 
 

ouxh examination made free. he guarantee satisfaction.

0. IB. JACKSON

, GRADUATE OPTIOIIN

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Raymond Brother

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

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scammed

 
 

 

Senator Frisbio of Hartford didn
put in an app mace and so “16st

«lord brands.
buttons did a as business. The. .bérlt—

 

Panther Creek Valley and the govern
or's troop was ordered to that point.

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Reguiar Price on. Eric.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

was for Senator Wil-
‘ comptroller. it

 

The IEennedy Guard of Dunbury. has Company F and K of the Twelfth regs 4‘83 {:33 Shore Dinners and S.“ E006 ton was 1.an us On the top were ‘ o I Clippfid White. OfltS.
already commenced preparations for iment made the run through the vnl- ‘50. T "5 at 3]] kinds Cooked to Order, words “i amifor.'f.t‘vlth the picture of
Its annual hnl yhlch will be held ley on trolley ours and at Summit «8.00 T, T 1'“ ' a lily in the center“ and the- words . . , Ta ‘th H
New Kerr's at t, {Ingi ittia‘IirnTcntImd llill illllelh wing bug-curing: by strik £60 1‘25 Bathing and l‘iShl , “Wholgegfiu flog!" ' ts ted . ‘ 11110 n a“?
iomaetamoocaorue or s crews are me so 0.111.’ I ’ ' no II geport s r ‘a I' “
yuan-than ever. While Jimmy Marteen, an Italian. ‘ ’mo ”’9' Bath Houses to Rent bIY. 88.501! nice boom. y1 d D

Water Winn} Ping Penn and spam
lug Goods of every description.

0010mm Ian Stand

was in the act 0! hurling a stone at
the car. several sbldlors jumped off.
and made an attempt to capture him.
Mortoon odebodficsistande and the
soldiers ‘ware compelled to ll: their
bayononts. in the melee which folovoi
or Morison was slightly wounded.'i‘
troopers started back to camp and
the cars rounded a curve it was
covered that the rails had been gr
and. Sand was used and ILansford
reached in safety. T T
A mob had gathered there and for

a time it looked like a riot. As the

, liam‘E.

Long Rue gnaw.

Gentlemen's Drivi Homes; Family Carries
TruckmetitI‘gW toes. shoal id be 1

William H McMahon has the com
tract to erect a two and A half story
house for John Govern. in (Bounce-w
ticut avenue, began work this
week. The house will contain ten
rooms. William bheldon constructed
the collar. The building is to be com-
pleted by November 1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Seals
looks Inc a 2:: nos. The politi-
, clans ti on it it promised to more.
., Adios from Ithese booms about the
a t I only thing goi I on was the quiet
T I. T “ nor; It was quickly
' I old he no formal

 
 
 

J. E. O’SULLIV‘AN

snowmen.
m. can we.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

is made to fit you. “not everybody; on - I
Icrybody generally means nobody. '

The Suit is made tell of nice mater.
Isl and those who have seen it feel
that poorer suits have no for more

its due at 1 o'clock but;
(b y; did not get 3 lug much before it
and th ben :86 m1. own to the tables.

Twat-hum

 

 

 
 
 
 

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whirst class tabla board. with or with
out furnished room. IIIWuwiclr Hotel.

Dr. w. Ir stilt}... serum a. Smith

Andrew cements mg: "No on can become rich his

I, He also mm that any nun with I smbli boat of men
The only question is 'wherewi ll yonrdnves thent be no

out results. War often.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

T I .I ultimatum that are absolutely an
Frank A. m Burt's. Charles Dil» am car In“ nagging through the my, . money, Come and lookms s but you T I I I I ‘ time yield largo roan! indignant! assuring”;
worth. 1“. H. Merrill. John H Man» Captain Godrheart was struck on the - will think. T I I I. l.
alas. Q. s. 'l‘rowhridge. F. ii. Quintarri. riaht shoulder by a stone and the sol- I ‘ .I _ I T, T - ,

.DUT T EN 00.. Investment
E. 1’. Wood. George H. nymphs. Hi- ROOM 1. LADDER . I

diets on lured Joe Meagan a your:
ruin Davis, inns abortion and course 9 ’

miner.
The cars preceded.

out a'shoct of
MW o‘o' tbs suds.
but another ,

H. Allan, will term Norwalit next
'I‘ I 4 to m halting trip to

who it in alleged were urging the
crowd to attack the troops were can
attired. The men gave their names as
John Kin. Timers Kiss and John
' Iii! were . lien or the clinic

' it is ingots lie its

crowd gm encountered and the sol~ X
dicrs tiers slain stoned. “1‘bres;me‘u. .

‘ cull who wish to at. their child

a epionureio recommending Brown Business Doiisxe. 1 on

for a course in business and boosting
’ the school in a

 

 

so 2...... ails. cos
tens useful and pain ,
ins 131d scum tugvmp gutted» ‘ the
cars I: = n,

in" 0110! school

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