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Christian Swartz
day in South Norwalk.
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is advertising a full line of fresh fish.
Read his ad, for the different kinds.
’l‘he midweek service In the South
will
be .IN 1111 inucd during the month of
Nor walk Com..regat' 1011111 Chan 11
August
--Cr11up Instantly relieved. Dr. 'i‘bo-
Perfectly safe.
mas‘s EcIcc-iric Uil.
Never tails. At any drug store.
A regular meeting of St. Joseph's ’l‘.
A. ll. Society was held last evening.
Littlo huportant business was trans—
llt'iml. .
’l‘he Mnstot‘fiuildcra' Annoriatlon of
tho Norwullts. will hold a meeting thin
evvning at the it. A. R. rooms, in Wall
street.
Edward llcarduloy is expected to ur—
rlvo I11 Norwaik from l.os Angelou.
California. today, to be the guest or
relatives.
Mrs. S. ll. Wclch, Miss Floronrr
Welch and Miss Nellie Fanchcr, of
East Norwnlk, are spending a week at
Ocean Grove.
Raymond Brothers are making ex-
tensive repairs to the house lately pur
chased by them from the. Ely estate in
Meadow street,
The funeral of the late Alexander S.
lloyt will be held at 3:220 this after»
noon. front his late residence. 5 Third
street. East. Nonvulk.
Joseph '1‘. Stropnirky and (i. F.
Kevan. of New York, are spending
a short vacation at. Mr. 11‘. Svec‘s. No.
1'13 ll‘uirfleld avenue.
Pioneer Castle, A. (l. K'. of M. (3., of
Norwalk, will hold a meeting this
evening. in Sons of ’l‘emperance Hall.
in the Gazette building
A son was bum to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Séoliln, of East NorWalk.F1i-
Mrs. S111fl‘l11 was £01 n1
1 1ly Mi 5 Clara linker. of Sangntuck.
add Rome.
Charles E. Seymour, the popular gro-
cer. lost a valuable umbrella from a
trolley car, while going to the Royal
Arcuuum dinner last evening He had
not snoteetlcd in 1ecovetlng it this
morning.
—~Don‘t forget the moonlight excno
slon of the ball team of the McKibbin
Manufacturing Company and Sons of
St, George on Friday night. There will
be music and dancing. and a display of
the “Hampton's” scaIchlIght.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. R. C.
Watson, Mrs. Clinton Benson. Miss Ce»
liu Nugent, Miss Margaret Delaney
Miss Mac Watson. of Cohoes, N. Y.. are
guests of Mrs H. A Wood, 1 Hawkins
avenue. East Noptvulk.
Timothy Show,‘ a volt-11in of the Civil
War, died Monday at the soldier‘s
home No1oton. The deceased was six-
ty— dive yours of age. The funeral will
be held at the home tomm row after
noon and interment will be in Spring
Grove Cemetery.» ‘
The steamer Hump on did not go to
New York this morn g, owing to the
state of the weather. She could have
gone with perfect safety, but Captain
Moses H. Wilson thought ' it
would be a goodday to clean out her
boilers, so she was tied to the dock all
day long.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold a shlrtwaist so-
cial this evening. in Red Men's Hall.
There will be dancing and a line enter-
'l‘here will be a handsome
umbrella as a. prize for the mast gaudy
shirtwaist worn by a lady, and :1
meerschaum pipe for the most gaudy
one worn by a gentleman, The affair
promises to be very laughable, and the
attendance will doubtless be very large
In spite of the poor weather.
QUARTETTE CLUB’S EXCURSION.
The annual excursion of the South
Norwalk Quartette Club will be made
next Sunday to Rockaway Beach, and
from the advance sale. of tickets the
club expects to take a good- -sized pur~
ty. As the steamer Hampton easily
curries 1200 passengers however, it
will be seen that there will be plenty of
room for all who attend. The start
will be made, as will be noted by. the
advertisement In today’s Sentinel.
of New Yoer a
well known leather salesman, spent to—
Suit Bargains in the 11111111111111 Sale.
All we can say about the goodness and style quality of these suits can not con'bey to
you their worthiness. You must see them and judge for yourself. Honestly, you never saw
such splendid 'balues at such lo’th prices as you find on the red tags.
We not only inoire but urge every man and young man who reads this to lose no
timt in coming to this wondcrful sale. You 11:11! thank us for asking you to come.
SUITS FOR MEN
You will find broa 1 choice among the fancy patterns made for this season '3 service.
No trouble to fit you perfectly at each price.
$6 and $5 50 suits for $4. 55 $10 to $l5 suits for $7. 55
$i6. 50 to $15 suits for $9. 55 $15 to $25 suits for$15. 55
SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN.
Unrestricted choice of all of this season '5 smart suits at three very low prices.
$5) to $7.50 suits for $65.55 $5 to $10 suits for $5.55
$12 to $15 suits for $7.55 .
Remarkably allractibe bargains m outinq trousers. furnishings and bats.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Norwalk and South Norwolk.
CONVENTION ENDED EARLY.
Firemen Abandon Sports and Parade
Planned for This Afternoon.
BRANFOIID A.ng 5—011 mum!“ of
the storm the convention of the State
Fireman‘s Association came to an end
outlier than had been planned, and the
business details having been disposed
of the members separated this morn-
ing for their homes, after passing reso-
in makinr their stay a pleasant (\c
The pal 1111c and tho piogrum of sports
planned for the afternoon we1e abun-
doned,
At. the morning business session
a benefit of $i00 was granted to W. 1’.
Bridgett, of Wallingford.
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB SAIL. '
Svoc'u 13111111 will furnish music next
Thursday night, on the occasion of
the moonlight sail on the steamer
Hampton of the Mon‘ s Club of Trinity
Clitnch. The seanh light on the
Hampton will be exhibited, and every
thing possible will be done to make
'he affair a success. The Hampton
will leave the steamboat dock In South
Norwalk at 8 o'clock, and return in
time to connect with trolley cars to
Norwalk, East Norwalk and Rowuyton.
’ Even the umbrella manufacturer
makes hay while the sun shines.
A Few Sets Left
of the Americanized Encyclopedia Brl~
tannica. offered by the New York Trib-
une. F01 particulars enquire at this
store or send postal card
Clearing out Badeball Goods Garden
Sets Sand Mills Boats Polls and Shov-
elu etc-.1
82 Bathing Suits 96c.
CQLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main. St, So. Nam-tic
. Agent for A. G. Spuuldmt'u
Baseball and Sporting Goods
from the South Norwulk steamboat ‘
dock. at 9: 30 o'clock. A stop will be
made at Long Island City, and those
who desire can cross the terry to Thlr’
ty fourth street. New York, and remain-
In the city until it is time to go to the
boat again for the reurn rlp.’ .
FIRE COMPANY MEETINGS.
Owing to the storm. the Norwulk
the companies did not hold their au- .
uni monthly practice last evening.
however. but only business of n rou-
tine nhturo were trumpeted
IETTEN THAN SPANKING.
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lotions thanking all “ho have assisted ,i
in buying grain and food, It's not so important. to save
money as to get the best and have it In good, clean condi-
tion.
Here. you can do both, We want you to believe that
this isa dependable store-you get what you think you
get. It you buy your next lot ol‘ outs of us you 'll be sor-
ry but for one thing~thut you 1min I begin to patronize us
long ago.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JACKSON' 8 STUDIO
Irina Photographs
at
”Popular Prices--
Studio Hour.
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EASTMAN’ S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthocuromutlc and
non- hulution.
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP-
FOI‘ I ale by
William P. Beersg'j'
Photoxruphic Dealer.
49 WALL OTREE‘I’. NOTFWAL‘K. CONN.
1!. C. HOWES 111
Recently baud operator for Siege] & Continuum The Hall stud ‘
New York City will be Inchurne, hr the summer. M In! 80113;:
First quality v'rork guaranteed. .
um: it min-51m: Home
‘oi':
“ been
7 Rev KEEN-tin
TaloUm
Pa wder
10 CENTS BOX
A preparation recommend-
ed by physicians. \
This is a SPECIAL and
equal to any po'hm'rr on
the market.
‘Clifiord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
SHORT O‘N PEACHES.
Dluouraging Reports From Two
Q Orchardl.
J. H. Merriam, of Southlngton
\lountuin. who usually has peaches 0%
on If his neighbors have none. says that
the crop in Connecticut this season is
a failure. He does not: expect the
yield to amount to over 5 .000 baskets
Hi6 will have about 1,200 barrels of ap-
p es.
At the Connecticut Valley Company’ a
peach orchard Manager Molumphy said
last evening that the peach yield would
be very light. It would be at) gentler
ing that it was hard to give an esti-
mate. He said it would not he more
than a tenth of a good crop. It was so
throughout the state, as they had more
than most orchards. it the year had
been good, he sold. the yield would
have been about 1 .,000 000 baskets with
the new tree: thntiwould have come
into hearing. The apple crop would
also be light. although they would have
about a halt yield at Deep River and a.
quarter yield at Berlin. The number
of barrels at Deep River be estimated
at 3,000 to 4.000 and at Berlin about
1000.111; fluid that the pour tree!
ware loaded, that plums were doing
wet:I and that grommets also looking
coo ,
CALLED TO .RTEFORD PASTOR-
BEANFORD Aux. S—Rov. Conrad
Bromborx. formerly of thin town has
called to the pastorate o! the
12 to 18 North Main .St...
Wilt End Washington Mm! Er] dag.
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suoum 1111: mm. suppueo anon: OTARTING ON vow VA. .,
CATION mo nowusuu CAN msv IE IETTER uurrLtuof'li‘r. A1.
nor-1: REASONABLE cour THAN urns. . 1. 1
ourma sum FOR MEN, co Motorola or can AND "9““
lens, to. so To 315.011 ,,
MEN 9 “cu surra «111.11. or LIGHT WEIGHT MA'rIRjALu.
rAuu'Léava TAILORED AND REASONAILY Plildltp o‘l' lttlpu
011.50 TO $13.00.
ourma rnousaus, WITH DEEP TURN UP. 02.60 'ro 04.50.
A SPECIAL 1.01' or now WASH 3011's, 431:. 75°, 01.00. ‘ '1 3
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AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF NEGLIOEE BHIRTE IN WHITE t ,
AND THE newssr cOLonmos. 4811 TO 01.50. , ,1
MEN a mans, ALL THE NEWEST THINGS, 2511 +11, 11011.". ”i=1"
sTnAw HATS, 251: T0 $3.00.
solrcrtaas, :1. so T0 $5.00. 'ruuuks. . 1 '
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SELLECK ,3. PRICE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
To Supply Your Wants
Those Sliced Peaches have proved so good that I have not Q0: ’11 g. I!"
stock. In nice Syrup 101: can. 1 "
Malta- Ceres, like Grape Nuts, but laid to be better. A 11111111111111.“ 1
Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. 826111111 I910“. NM
York cute. Extra fresh and flne. 251: doz. , 1M3 “a
Fresh Cabbagu and Home Squash. Tomatoes Ire-h. 10c “ ‘3“ good. .
New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder, 151:. A min in hiya" box.
Charcoal-We have been short of Itock. Plenty notiv.1Dc Illa.
Babbltt’. Potash or Lye. Flush the pipes In your ulnk and clout ovary
week, and me the above to help the work.
Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef.
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Any quantity from 5: up. :11
21.11 11.1,
Lorenzo Dibble.
in
if You Cannot see
on well no you should.
SeeO. B. JACKSON
THE OPTICIAN.
Ho will give you perfect vision it such is possible. ..
No charge for exumlnaoon.
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without 111111;.
I. WALL STREET,
BARGAINS
FOR FURNITURE Run“
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It‘s clearing time for Summer Furniture with us and 1111-. u 10 I302“
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Furniture that we wish to get of! of our floor in order to 1111111e room 00!
our full line. it behooves you all to take advantage of the many rédu
Itions that have been made in our stor 13. .You' ll save money by so doing.
A. J. Collins 6-. go.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
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