1' ' our splendid stock.
Works 3
5'0 00:3 OUR-5'.
Rein stops Pain. ,
Ivorimvc areas was
It's so easy.
A valve regulates If.
1 match kindle: It.
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SpecialtTv Mfg. Co.
7! WA I . hi2 STREET.
eoum a“ WALK.
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Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
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Telephone, 137-3.
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' the proper Wail Paped Designs from
' There isn't I
, I more attractive stock of New and Ar
' jv'tistlc Wall Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for Jnueway'e and Car
.Ieutor's Wall Papers. ‘
0—.
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
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White Curtain Poles with Fix-
sures. roe.
Cloth Window Shades, With
fringe, 25c. .
send Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 it. long, with fixtures. roe. '
PAINTING PAPER RANG-
, ' 1N0, DECORATING. ‘
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF '
" 5 AND 10c CROCK-ERY.
310R! 015.1:de Evmuos.
_ PAINTEBS’
., Net Promo.
. ED..IN H. MAI'HEWSON.
Bum ,I.
Pet Much Is and Nov. 9, 1891.
let. in Canada Nov. a, [.91./
and Jae. as. loss.
CON 1"le N0 ARSENIC
BUG DEATH, Is A VALUABLI
PLANT FOOD.
KILLS ALL BUGS AND WORMB. '
That eat the leaves of Plants, Trooe or
Vince. _
Prevents Blight. Produces setter Qual-
ity. BOokiet Free.
Watkins 8: Dow,
112 wasI-Imdrou eraser.
Phone. 43-h. ,
You can buy I I
5 Per Cent. COLD BONDS
of the CONN. OEN' L LIFE INS. CO.
on installments. A good‘lnvestment for
you. if you live, a splendid protection
for your family. if you die.
FRED H.- FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERG SON, 8?. ecial Agent.
UNITED BA K BUIL DING,
813. ,Norwalk Ct. ,
Elli llllfu Bill
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital 5100.000. 00
Surplus. $10 0.000.00
356300.00
. Solicits accOunte of individuals. men-
“Ii :1 More, merchants and corporations
upexl :avorabie mulls
.., _ -
PII ,..
JOHN H, KMF”. Vice-Preo-
JACOB M. LA «TON, Catl'ier.
w i
DIREC rims.
John ii Knapp Henry Seyrm ur
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christan Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
“our—1,5715, $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your loving: in-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. Is 25 per cent.-
greater than if 111',
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cIIIIIIaI, sfi060,ooo.
. cent. greater than if invested at 8%
per cent.: and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per ecnt.
State Supervision of New York end
' Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE 12 60 MAIN 31'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Ooburn
charl'ee EuDow John 8. Lawrence
1847. 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR I'll :\TING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and 5'. «1m Fitting,
Gao Fixture-thrivietal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
.RICHIIIL‘ ND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 wALL STREET. NonALK.
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Etc.
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WELL PAPER
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL 'How Low you
cAN suv NICE cocoa HERE, YOU
KNOW WE no THE WORK IN THE.
VERY BEST MANNER.
'we‘ “HAVE 'TAKENV A oooe
muv‘d'cou'rnAcro: Foal House
PAINTING AND WILL as out: TO
sumtr Houses FOR yous
weak. ‘
we 111v TO cAnnv IN s'r'oclc
*eVenvrl-lmo You risen roll THE
oeconAgloue
INSIDE on our.
11.1 . *'
your property, whether it is e forth.
1; house and lot In town or real estate
of any description quickly. cell or ad-
dress
W. B. DeGflRMO
so WALL s'r.. NORWALN. coNN.
it will be of advantage to you also
to see me If you are desirous of buy-
lug any kind of prgpertyp iv, .
A
Spoolals l
‘I‘Ww .
FANCY CREAMIRY IUTTER,‘ 220
LB. 3
3 CANS “NESTLES” COW MILK FOR
250.
MEADOW BROOK IRAND COW-
MILK. So CAN.
3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES,
1351!.
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ne‘abv al're 10a POK.
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A. Stuil
24 COT TAOE AVENUE.
EAST N ORWALK.
CONN.
Who sells
.ui' '
‘3 the Tubes!
$3.50 Shoe
r
llow ill ilu: world do
“I .tlIxIW.
Every shocmnn says
he does.
is—
All
our “Keith’s-Kouqucror"
we know
Shoes are far and away
the best we’ve ever sold.
moon’s
Shoe, Store
Washington
- Street
South Norwalk
a. 91W
n.“ I
r. E. massacre ca,
amend
II!
Mrs. Clilford is visiting In New Mil-’
for.d
Harold Rundie ill ylsiting relatives In
(ll' cenwlt h.
Marry Youngs has recovered from a
severe attack of neurhigia
Miss Jennie Clark. of New York city,
spent the Fourth with Miss Carrie L.
Palmer.
lilies ldeiis Darrow is visiting her
cousin In Freeport; l. i., for several
weeks.
S W Velaor, who has been ill, has
been able to resume his duties at Roy-
mond Brothers.
Mills Carrie L. Palmer is spending
a wePk in New York city with her
brother and Miss Jennie Clark.
Richard Mead, of Stamford, has re-
turned to his home. after a visit here.
litnry Mueller, of the Bridge, is vill-
itillg In New YOI’IIW
Mrs. J. (‘ Holden and son. who have
been visiting Rev and Mrs, J. W. Dn-
vie over July 4, have gone to New Ca-
naan to visit Mrs. Henry'i’enny, of that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palmer and
two little daughters Lenin and Melita,
of N. Y. City, spent Sunday and the
fourth wtlh Mr. Palmer's parents, 27"
East avenue.
Mrs. Sidney J SIIukey sud f‘l‘iIIlliPn
leave today for :1 visit in New York.
Wr. 11. Gilbert and daughter. ituth,
have returned fl'gm a visit to Roslyn,
il. 1.. over the urih
The schooner Phoebe Ann is bins
used by the Rude] Oyster (‘ompuny for,
,the purpose of carrying shells to be
planted on the oyster iu'ds uif this city,
, Quite ll hole was made in Ibo hlg pile
of shells, and u llllllilll‘l‘ of new lilt'li
‘wore put to work this morning,
The trolley l'oulpuuy hill! commenced
the Work of l‘I'|)lili‘Illl: the Washington
street bi'ldlzc lillili'l'llt'liIIl their trucks.
and for or mi on col-h side of their
trucks. 'I‘h. IIIII-IIA iluvo gagged grout-
ly and are wry illlt'l't’ll. and to repair
them rightly 11 good (ll‘lII of work will
have to be done.
Mr, and Mrs. Churles ll. (ichrmnnu
entertained a partv of friends on the
Fourth on their yacht. the Arrow, of
Nnrwuik. A Rhode Island clam bake
was t‘njoled by the ucsts, Among
those present; were Dr. and Mrs.
Franklin i}. Browne, of lil'ooklyu, and
Mrs. Miloy Adams and daughter, Miss
Linda. 0f the Bronx,
ROWAYTON.
There will be the usual refreshments
served tonight at the, headquarters of
Rowuyton lions Company.
Miss Bessie '1‘. Mills, of Highland
avenue, is spending a. week with
friends in Springfield, Muss.
Mrs, William Cushman. of Logan
street, is visiting at Williams! Bridge
today, the guest of Mrs. Penelope Be-
doii. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas. and
daughter, lilmu, have returned to their
home in Jamaica, 1.. L, after a. visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank is. 'l‘henli and daughter
Mildred, of Rowsyton, and Mr. and
Mrs, Mortimer 0. Price and son Grant.
of Brooklyn, were the guests of Mr
and Mrs, Thad ll. Boll. Sr., of Beacon
avenue; Port Chester, Monday.
The second of the series of services
Hilda Anderson.
liam Huger. Frederick Hager, Harold
, per taught them a lesson one year ago,
39 Wall St., Norwalh.
Ire factory agents for the following
.I Itomobilee:
In the evangelistic gatherings in The
Norweik Group is being, held today in
the Methodist Episcopal Church hero.
Thom was a good attendance at the
service held this afternoon, at which
Rev, E. Bysche, the new pastor of the
armament, all styles.
Wilton Church, prenched;
Tonight at
1110 WHITE, 7:45 o'clock there will be another elc‘r-
. vice to which the public is cordlu .V
FRANKL’N' " invited. The sermon will be delivered
LOCOMUBILE. by Rev. S. H, Duty, 7of Snugatuck.
Will demonstrate any of the Ibove
machines to interested parties.
Headquarter! for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND HE
There will be special music.
01......
DARIEN AN NOROTON. i
: Henry M. Valentine has returned
IGoodban. who have been guests of Mrs.
YOUR, HOUSE ,
PAIRINO. '
from u \ <ii in \i‘ yoming. New Jorscv.
John lo (‘ Iiuunine of Newton, is at-
MICHIGAN STEEL BOAT 00.
MANUFACTURERS or
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
PA TENT STEEL BOA TS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
Fastest and Li hteet Made.
-—Ne’ver Leak— eVer sink— '
DINGEY BOATS. FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND FOLDING BOATS
PLEASURE BBOOAA'ITSB ANQ ROW,
SAIL BOATS AND CANOES.
C. L. 31'. JOHN. Agent.
49 Water Street. _
CateIogueemon:«appliontionm i
Till ,iluton Slit lull Rollin,
"Ir-FOR- STEAM. AND .1
Itendinc the Democratic convention in
St Louis.
Miss ldn Lanadon, of Dorian. is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. George A. Darrow.
in Westport.
John Turner, of Nomton. is contem-
plating‘h trip to Orleans. Massachu-
setts, in the White Mountains.
William E, Brothvwii, of Noroton,
has been entertaining Mr and Mrs.
Andrew Jelilff of Broad River
Alfred C. Bailey. landlord of the Co-
lum‘bla Hotel, Is slightly improved to-
day. although he cannot talk as yet. '
Green M Tyler aged nine months.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Tyler died last Saturday at their home
in Durien. ~
The board of selectmen held their
regular meeting. yesterday morning,
but transacted only routine business
as the Weather was too warm. * ,
Thomas Pickett, the manager of the
Columbia Hotel. received word ybeter
day that one of his sons in Stamford
had been burned by a piece of punk.
' Judge Frederick C Taylor and mini-
hr, of Stamford and Barton will go to
HOT WATER HEATING' Richmond Maseacbusettl, Ithls week.
Insure: A Warm 301150. DflY: and to spend the balance at the summer.
Night. in Cbldcst Weather.
, The next entertainment in the Free
Library Course will take place tomor-
row night. The Misses limbo: will
give "Hamlet.” with the use of marten-
sites, and a ’th
Vanni: Gibb
“ is violating trienne here. ,
, The Thibetane are fiercely resisting.
'and‘iorlginal pro-
mono! Wilmlndfl
fittibnrg. 1-1.1
it
A er’s Che
for cords, cough:y
Albin Adderson,
Albert Marvin. Charles Marvin. Wil-
Keith. Chcster Woodworlh.
But little doing here Monday. The
great majority went away from home
for alllllsemcut.
The want to be tough element here
wasn't by any. means as lively Sun-
day night or yesterday. Sheriff Kem-
and the most apt pupil proved to be
the liarnbnstes Furiosos who was go-
ing to revolutionize this burg and put
the sheriff “on the bum."
The Saugutuck Methodist church
had n patriotic service last evening
and the address by the pastor was on
the subject "America and its Future."
Hurry Gregory and three friends
are camping on Hall's island and they
find the cold nights much different
from New York. Indeed they Were
suffering with the cold. but insisted
they were doing fine and enjoyed it.
Misses Josie and Susie Keeler of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Keeler.
in one way the Mk was celebrated
very quietly here. there being no pub-
lic display of fireworks, but the small
boys were very much in evidence and
they scented well-supplied with noise
making toys. Nearly every family on-
tertained company from out-Of-towu
and it is safe to say that never have so
muny visitors been seen in Westport.
Rolon Point and Compo Beach were
well patronized. A good many bath-
ers were seen at Compo Beach and
the pavilion did a rushing business in
the refreshment line. Owing to the
splendid display of fireworks last eve-
fling at Itoton, the town was almost
deserted.
SOUTH WILTON.
Miss Angeline Post was the guest of
friends in Ridgcfleld last week.
Miss Annie Peterson, of Port Ches-
ier, is visiting Mrs Louis Elsher.
local farmers are using this fine
weather to harvest. their bay crops.
[mils Elsssber has, purchased anoth-
or new horse, making a finely match-
ed pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Raymond, of
Dl-lniml'y. spent the Fourth with Miss
Carrie Taylor.
Mrs. William Watt, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned to
her home in New York city.
Mrs, Eben Law, who has been visit-
lng friends in New York state, has join-
ed her family here for the summer.
Miss Viola Taylor is spending the
month of July at Pltisfieid. Mass" the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mills,
0i: Port Chester, at their summer home
t ere.
WESTON.
0......—
mMiss Annie Anderson is seriously
Mrs C '1‘ Gregory is expected home
from Si Louis this week
Miss Edith Bradley has visited
Weetport friends for a. few days.
The Donnrily family are new occu-
pying their summer home here.
Mrs. Frank Ferris, who has been
very ill with measles. is improving.
Mrs Biakcmnn of Bridgeport has
been the guest of Mrs M. E. Sutton.
Mrs A E Southey and little (laugh
iler and Oscar Budd are also recover-
as.
Miss Bradley, of Eamon, who has
been spending a week with Mrs. A. E.
Turney. has returned home.
M lss Florence Hoyt returns to Ridge-
iield this week, after a three weeks‘
Visit with her aunt, Mrs. V. Godfrey.
Mrs. Pauline Godfrey has been scr-
iously ill for several days. Mrs. God
frey is in her eighty-seventh your.
Seven were received into member
ship at the Norfleid Congregational
Church on Saturday, four by confession
and three by letter.
, Mrs, William Goodbsn and George
Wildmnu Adams for several days, left
on Tuesday for their home in Erie.
Pa.
Rev, J. L, Shrlvely is enjoying a va-
cation at his home in Chambersburg.
Pa. the Congregational Church being
closed for two Sundays, during his ab
sence. During the next. two weeks
the interior of the church is "to be res ,
decorated by Contractor Beatty, of
Norwaik. Services will be resumed
on July 24. The Christian Union
meeting, which will be held at the
Town Hall, will he led by Harry Wat-
erbury, on Sunddy evening next .
ASSAUT ev BRITISH TROOPS.
Have Captured a Fringe of When» in
Thibet. . ,
GYANGS'I‘E, Tbibot'. July Brennan.
—-The assault of the British troops on
the Junk (fort) 'in now'in prone“.
They have already captured-the fringe
of villages at~~the base of thereon
Lleut Gordon. of the 32nd Sikhs,ls
among the killed.- ~ ' r
W-
~Dlptherlo relieved in twenty min-
utes. lmost mlrsoulous.r Dr. Tho-
mas Eclectrlc Oil.
”W
WAITING FOR TNE SEA BIRD.
, uuwmmtem
mam. f6 Elli!!! This
Militant!
, qualify, were:
At any it'll! store.
, yin
‘ filechiai‘arh mas
mm M on Ill
"14%;” visit; and {be‘ahyaitdenem
ON WII I N LIN
Club Pt‘e Competition and Match for
the McHerg Trophy. . I
On the links of Wee Burn Golf
, Club. Saturday, the qualifying round I
« at 3
‘ com
a, the best 18 to count in a
ion for a club prise; ‘ was
played. The scores, the first eight to
i). I). lhlskum, 97~24-73; Dr, (Jew
SIR—hm”: W.‘ D. Philiipe.‘86—~8—~78;
H i.. Woodbury, 100—24—81; Alfred
B. Pitt, 89—4—81; Nelson Taylor.
itili-«L’U—ila; Edwin L Séofleld 1‘01...
18~83;E. C. Herrick, 104—20-84;
W. N Tr,uvis 106~2I2-84‘: J R.
Swan. 98~14-84; D. T Woodbury.
101—16—~85; Sheldon Hopkins, 97—42
-—85; J. ll Knapp,108~22«—86‘ W
N McCord,108——22~86:
Merritt, 96~9-—86; G. W. Boese, 104—-
li——90' H. K. Mcilhrg. 114—24-“90;
it It Towne,180-36~94; il.B.Eus-
Ils 99—0—99
In the semi-finals played Monday
morning Baldwin beat Daskam 2 up.
and Smith bout Phillips 4 up and 3 to
play. in the libel round, in the at
tt'rnoou, Baldwin beat Smith 1 up
There was also a 36 hole match,
Monday, the best 18 to 'count, for
prizes offered by Henry K.- Mcllurg
The scores wore: J. H. Knapp, 90——
22—68: Dr. Gerrltt Smith, 77—9—43
68; Edwin .11. Scofield,‘ 87wlB—69:
D. T. Woodbury, 86~16—70:
don llopkins.83-——12—71; W. L. Bald-
win 8‘;l——9-—72 H. K Mcilurg. 96»—
24—72: W. N. McCord, 81—4—73:
Schuyler Merritt “mil—~76; W N
~’l‘ruvls, 94—22——27; H. L. Woodbury,
102—24—78; C. H. Seely, 79—0—79:
Nelson Taylor, 1017—20—81;
Eustis, 86~0~86; E. L. Soofleid, .11.,
115—22—93.
this week.
REQUISITION FOR SULLIVAN.
Detective McGreth to Go to New York
for Train Wrecker.
Detective Mctlrath, of the central
olllce police, New Haven went to
Hartford yesterday afternoon for the
requisitiou papers which deemor
Chamberlain signed for Michael J. Sill-
attemptcd train wrecking
As soon as the papers are signed Mo
Grmh ‘went' to New \ork for his man, '
today
The documents were filed with the '
governor on Saturday.’
complaint of Grand Juror Zenns
ven
The chnlge against Suilivau, who. as.
the readers of 'lhe Sentinel know is‘a
man of many aliases, is that of at"
tempting to derail the Meriden bound
splice known as n ”Webber 'Flat
or joint is used- to make an‘ electrical
connection between the rails. At the
time of the affair in question the road ,
foreman reported his belief that the
Webber plate was left where it was
found by some» boys. it was lying
parallel with the rails.
The action against Sullivan is
brought. under Section 1,182 of the gen-
eral statutes.
DINNER TO JOHN HENNEY.
Him a Fine Testimonial
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers in New Korea on
Sunday. Numerous matters permu-
ing to the affairs of these men on the
Consolidated railroad were taken up.
in consequence of the illness of one
of the members of the board the dis-
cussion of the matter of bringing six
engineers here from other roads went
over to the next regular meeting
it was voted to give a testimonial
dinner to -retirlng Superintendent of
Motive Power John Rooney. and also
to give him a handsome testimonial.
«This latter will be an expensive af-
fair. A committee of seven has these
matters in hand.
about July 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Henney sail for Europe
on July 20
CHANGED HER MIND.
Fair Haven Woman Attempts Suicide
by; Drowning,
of silo d domestic troubles, Mrs Lil-
lian Kc o'e, wife of John Kehoe of
Fair Hayen, made up her mind to .
the Ferry street deck. After she
struck the water, however, she scream
ed for help and Policeman Reilly and
river. the former jumping in and res-
hausted in her efforts to keep afloat
tempt.
MAN INJUREDI AT- WOOD
i
ONT, ,
noon while unloading boy at h
in tired iii the tuning at
'alld use \ drab
,‘one of the 11mm? , ls“be;_
tiered, pic on his hinge. Yeahs Treat“: ,
din: him but _ , F attb
ritt Smith, 83~9-~74z W”. L. Baldwin. '
ram} .
A VERY ADVANTAQIOUD Co '._
Schuyler ,
Shel- ?
H.Sl
Dr. Smith and J. H. Knapp, who tied *‘
for first prize, will play off some day ,
lived. the alarmist letter writer, slick 3"”
longer and crook, who is to be brought ’
here from New York on a charge of ‘
arming back in New Haven with him ' I
The warrant on which the requisl- .1
tion is issued was sworn out at the in- . ~
stamp of the Ctmsoiidated railroad on '
W. 3'
Mansfield. before Justice of the ”Peace '
John 1! Illukeslee both of North Ha ’l‘
. " Repairs to Stationery a
theatre train from this city on the i'
. night of May 30, by placing a tie
Locomotive Engineers Will Also Give "
The dinner will take place on or
NEW HAVEN, July 13 —oII account _, l
drown herself yesterday afternoon in ,
the Quinnlpisck river by jumping from “
cuing the woman, who was nearly 1211- _. ’
She received no ill effects from the at- 5
'- rAch eulnr WAIe'r 3
, , - , -- erAMINe I011
sum More so 1: .'
eILk coe're AND cove I
come, LATIST e'rVLee, es 3
own on A «1.1..
~11»-
31 Main Otreot.
' , TRACT
made with the Metropolitan Plierihe-
eel mummy enables an to solidly:
high grade . -'
' 355’. [RON IND Willi
generally reteliod “1150 FOR the FEE
.‘,IIII’ Iii '3
‘ ruLL Iiip'lfr‘f‘: ;‘“ , x"... IWP r, ,3
ladies Phat. "
u.o MAIN e'r. " so. unmask.
EAST NORWALK.r CONNRI
M
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA 'FOOfl '
OF ALL KINDS; COOKED , ‘
T00 ODR ER. .
0 M, 1;,
BATHING AND FISHINO. 3';
BATH HOUSES T RENT BY- SEAN
JIISO . ‘; 51L ‘ I
A ,
.X?
wees-3:139; 1;
I inf:
cal-metastasis?“ ‘3"
. All: .I wt mm A -
in operstl 911M ,, .-
Pluto " on the truck. A Webber plate ' 7 .
MORTGAGES
soA'r Tickers;
St. Louis Expont “ it
nit
For full information and
at Agency of . .
Juan M. ‘th '
sue. a. Ave, omit
OR SNOW ICE ON THE JOB.
NUFF SAID. I ‘
Hasty, who were nearby, rushed to the .~, _
er's barn. Willi in the ah- semiarid-III . ~
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