For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday. There '
Is no weiidefined storm urea east 0
the Rocky Mountains. but conside
able cloudy weather with lighhfiw
showers prevails in éthe contrau
eastern sectionalu 1121.1 22
high in the lite
favor for this ”Edvuic nity pal-ti clouy
tinse tied weather, with slightly high-
or to perutnres.
Miss Maude Brown. 01.1161
11 reoent,gnest Nof fri d i
Ville. en '1
A soil hah‘hee‘niborn to Meanersl ”
1191111 outsells .Mnln .‘.
Edward .J
attest 2.
‘ 4-D; Ipickgs cures 111111311le
.31....
Harry Cousins. of New York city
is spending his venetian with relatives
in Norwalk.
~Le
YNor 11k 22
W
Mi‘s‘s Grac‘e Nichols of south street} 'N "N
Bethel is visiting friends in Norwaik‘, .
1012' a few days
......—
..c. a K. Stiff Hats. O‘Brien.
Mrs. Michael Ziegler of Water-
street, is spending a week with her ms-
the» in‘ Jersey City. .. V ‘i
'Mrs‘. Urine Mead and daughter of
Branchviile visited relatives in South
NolI‘VaIk recently.
.I—Ii—nt—h—r“
é-Ch‘oice Fowl and Native
Public Market: '
Veai.I.
Mrs. D. H Miller and Miss Katherine
Miller of Georgetown, are at' Bell
land far a few weeksk
Sylvester Benton and family moveda
yestel day from Lowe street to Chest
nut street South NorWaIk.
Iliggett’s SaturdayI IciIlndIy, 29c 1b.. at
Clifford Pharmacy
Lincoln speed 42', Order . on
United AmericanL eco' ics,‘ will" hold
a regular meeting. this evening.
Mr. and Mrs W. R. Huniphreys of
Ridgenehi, sp‘ent‘ Sunday in Norwalk
with Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bears. 1.»
W
-—Plime Roast nest, 18c ib., at New
York Market.
Miss Effll Benton of Down street,
has returned home from a visit with
Harry Benton and iamiin in George-
town. . . . .
12.
——Telcsc0pe Huts. O'.Brien
Mrs. irving I». .Biad'iy of No. 13
Hnnford Place, bits been spending
week with relatives and friends in
Bridgeport. '
Miss Bessie Byingion, of Elm street.
will entertain 11 company of friends
this evening at her home In honor of
her iiirtiiduy."
»
Saturday and Monday specials at
M’.‘S‘. Brditli' Sr Co.'s.
1-
Mrs. Charles L. 116111.... and son, of .2
Bridgeport arc guests of Mrs. Holmes.
parents, 11.2. and Mrs. G. 8. Gregory of
Mort avenue.
-—+‘a.-—-———-
-—Long island Potatoes, 25c pk. F.
D Lawton & Co.
Principal Willis 1’. Goodhue has r95
turned to Norwulk and i} gettingresdy
for the opening of the Center School,
next Tuesday.” .
liarry Benton and isnliin who have
been camping out. an. 21111111111011 in
Georgetown will break camp this week
andIIIreturn to tiisir‘homdl‘rl Booth Nor-
wu
——AIl Full styles. O‘Brien.
Miss Florence Nelly, of South Nor-
waik. who formerly 11111111111. Port,
Chester i visitin $31M 1'. Mica ‘I
Sickle mo (1111112913:
Chest ter
I”. ,1‘ 5113'
Mrs Frank B. Stratum and are
children, of South Norwalit have 50110
to Dong Hill to make. 131% with
Mrs. Biratton's mother. Mmlna
”Timid: 1.1.1.21
~Varuna Boring W-dt'er, "' 60c caiidk
P. D. Lawton a Go. N . A
.1221 5111.:
Miss aside hours, of Cruelty Plain.
street. and Miss Laura Banks of Green-
.Ziistheiu‘irelfipehdiaii
day in New 111 mini-9N2,
guest of 5119a 11,
. ii.
The 80 W
has given 11 iicssi 11 Washington
milk ii1 ‘ “W 3111133? 11%???
the near future.
ullw
1.21.11.31.00 Company
. .....
piles.- solemn. salt rheum, tester, itch,
hires, guru. mamas 32:331-
rfipring Lainh, 18c N.i.b at New: 2..
IE! 2
ll.
. for the next year. The makers’ bill in
1.11.1 .
2min Miuf'Mauti‘y‘. curbs . n.
A Newt“ his
rhino“ .91: ’ a yes
individual attest mo 11ng S'DPA
thorough preparation for college or
arisen, an ah'l‘ehn training: athletics 3
has clechlé‘tri're .1111... or the Con-
nectlcui. Company. from Norwalk to
€We‘st ort is beiiig. rebuilt. The opera-
1‘tioi1 iii require {mic new trolley wire
fined 11 1%umber of'1'e ct ’0Nles «
p
‘1
Bits for Saturday at B1Iggerlnn11's.
See ad.
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a regui ar meeting this ‘cve
one since the so mer coinineuced.
I
if you‘ want to fill your stamp book
Buckingham Post, G A. R. will re-
ven, this evening, and all members
are urged to attend and bring retrosh-'
meats. t1 . N ,
1
The Misses Mirlain and Geltrndc,
CI so and Theresa Hoyt leturned Instl
ni ht from a two weeks stay at the!2
Thensand Islands. All report 1‘1 v‘eryN
has time and were very nlnch i111-
‘proved In health,
-Elgin Butter. 28c lb. 11.111. .1. Co.
Mr. and Mia George Wicks. of No
6.II Charles B street South Norwalk
enteliaining Mr. and Mrs John
M 1111on and the Misses Correenil and
Ruth C. Miesopp, Miss Anna Miesopp
133ml] Miss May Bluuvelt all of Paterson
Nearly all the hat incimies In Dun
bury have settled their bills of prices
the Beltane Brothers and Company
factmy was settled esterday and the.
Nothws which ate all i unsettled are' ill
the works.
« -—-Leun Pot. Roast and slowing piec
cs. 12c lb i'ubNiic Malket, 32 South
Main street. ,’
Charles Byxboe, oi’ the Central Food
Cdmpanyll store, brought to The Son-
tinel Ohioe yesterday afternoon a car-
iosl‘ty picked up Ill the Sound. It is
nearly a foot long and resembled the1
'ortebra of- Va shark or some other
large fish
Try a box of nggett's candy for
fiscally. 'The Bridge Pharmacy sells
1cm
.Mrs. Ella F. Simona of Main street.
has returned hogie from Toronto, Cn-
nada. where she as been the guest for_
a months); hel sister Mis. Frank 112.1
F11116.2.“ Mi Simona Mac as -Iolnpuni d
We: wflbwslkiby Mrs' e‘roer We
ii remhin here for a few wo’aks... all
...:tli’anio'. Band
ill another so
O'Brien.
lull ill today's Son:
Mike. 13.! the. town rd, oinsIInlate 11 ii
lition1 habiisil the out mates or
thing the town blTisi2
n
llehii c‘iiui‘in he: .colni 11g ”yam“
board also gives tics of. 112111
tugs 1cm out as oil tiicir‘ whole
as to the figures
g way to buy your":
‘Joseioii's ‘ad. and
ighway Department
I181: ttIiug Vorgie over the non-arrival
Om
.21!" ten“? N18“ muesli
tgcu ... trace IiItIlr til: 1311111-
920 was s ppeI mm
t'i,m1“‘ndi
8
ntuoky on An
me time ago
11 Mo been hero .I‘
The Christian Industliai league of. .
e”. 1311111111., 11': the .2 22 '
oil for use on till?“ ‘
NEEDs NOTHING sU'r AN one
sensor aspen FOR AN oeoluA
., , a N N annoyance AND1N
Ally. "‘14 HAIR
consul. niescim:3sc one
no... 111111 St.
.cci...8mlth Passes Away Sud-..N
- . Mail I
(continued Ftom First Page.)
.2.
assigned to service in the commiasalv
- rung at. the cm oh parlors. ",9 first department, his work being the receiv-
Ing and issuance of Subsistence stores
to the large body of troops assembled
i O Thisspositlon ileIoc-
quickl , read the New Y rk .- cl pied nnti ctober 1 61,3 account 111;
ad. y ° G we” in‘tliiu time for 121-..000‘060 worth of
goods and his books were closed sixVI
months iatel wigllout aheianlIeIIehor. ’ t
chive 0. visit tram the de urtment coin- “2 He ”waszapno ted rst antenna
launder, Chalice O. Appe‘il. of Nek Hu- 'J‘I’Y 23-1351 we.“ “8 withi‘iécgl’gflf
fi‘
‘ahout the capital
6.1862 and on October :li
leported for duty with his regiment
Neva. ereans. From November
186
hi
,2. F111 151166 for all 1’2Veillcles
Caillailc id ‘ '
16 “February 29 1864 he was pre-
vent“ marshal at. Algiers 1... lie 1.. I
rIvhiIclIVltlIv/Ius infill harder work the
10 11 9 ins and N11
spec iai was held up is? git a201m
.N it Ishsaid 111111.111...
will [quit 9 .1 nuts pres not to th
”dull express ciehirsW
have its property . 2
8 The Adams train is tile mos 1111‘: N
“If orient mall can or on the res , and
. 2 I"is a hdughtytru an: «that com tinted
‘ accrue to stop all 9‘35” Hay
, EVERYBODY HHOULD KNo‘
3131111 31 g. Hsy3‘, a 1353111111110:I lhostages
. 2' ., be e s r— 2
.nlna salve 1111 until: tiuic t and crest .
healing salve ever app ed t .
burn or wound‘, 911.19} 11
ABIONAL BUN BATH TO KEEP IN
RY L‘IPE. TIME. NONI OAR:,NO
O EXPENSE. FNIORIN R N
I've iIlIsedtIVG It and h3g1; mag. 11
a 11 cu ’ iara
i115k South 11.113.11.111, 13116 M.
mam. uruggists. 2st. I
. AMERICAN TENOR KMENNGNAF%D .
BER/UN. Angst. Ryui
2 Opera House has 9 gazed Franc s 801
launch. the American tenor; i‘ r- live,
. years, allowing him to sing roles
2 2111 English un'til ile 11111111112111 no on.
man. . . . . ..I.
cases; as ONAsLE, crystals}
M with . t: _
1i‘h‘e reside... ‘ N r 2. . " ‘
service in Tex. .I rt 2 ....2 /
to the all intents :co int, at In N.N'
Randall kota 1‘4an ow. to- :‘
looted 1011192211th hiaioror-the sec! : 2 .
and United States infantry. andf wits
granted a four month . ab-
hence. no retained 11b 16:66? ffo‘uit ‘
companies duling the trip from Fort
RhIandaii to YuukttInIl and relrliuinesd with
1 e regimentunti ts urriya at t ps—I ,
sails. M0,. In 1810‘. in in Luniciii'ns
reported for duty to t e cornt email? 2
sacral the Department 0 .
ulnbia giancouver Bonnets w. 3‘1.
and Was assigned for duty as chief
commissary of subsistence: On or. 2.
ember 15 he unsNreIleved and do 882,
1161,13 Spo-
w’as placed in command iii
race" mailman gm... m THELFOLLOWI‘ 2
SPEGTALS T0 PACK THE 8TORE. 0N MTURDAY ANMMONDA
y ;Nwlrj'1w;_1.\ any-{V2221 film. 11‘2" 63., 1114;221' 1i. J”;
1
HOSIERY.
ION drop
mained NwI is regiment 11 till April 11an He was man transferred to ul‘ A“ the desirable mm in Hosiery Made Of 800
61864 whenhhe was ordered to head I‘m] mam uh‘til 1334 an“ which. g 50 paIrs EXiTfl IHeuvy Gray COtion 1'01" 8‘31“; Indies .1111 Iéllldé'en..I SpecIN 2; neckmefly limmodtflmhm
qudrtels of the Department of the [led #1,:an Kimsth (11-950mm Blankets. 72x91, no borders. ‘3 3 11 W49" a.“ 9.“ “Y: ubnrgt insert 11g and mammal.
'250ulh “8 commissary 0" milim' 21 H9 1.830 he received another well inerIted Usually sold- for $1. 26 pair". L... 751: -2 fill "3166921901: Saturday” '
reported for this duty at linen Head.
S, 0.. May 26,1864 and
oil y.
ton
One year was spent at Charie’s
to those of comlnissary of masters
to Jackson Barracks New Orleans
charges against the. citizens.
one-fourth of the command in
the epidemic. but survived the attack.
Fort Wayne, Detroit Aplil 5 11162.
From May 13 of that year until June
Mackinaw Michigan and on the trans-‘
for of his regiment to Dakota he was
and Aligfliifli 1874
1817 he was stationed with his regi-
M76 which be spent 11 Europe.
inund of four companies in the fluid.
disarming the Sioux ludians. and dur-
his stay: lat Fortfiliiiy be was in
”'1"!
cohiiiil’md oi" the post for some time
'ii‘he following 1111111 a march wail nlndu
til:
en
“9th :toiQeatil while all suffered
t In to 1111111
in”? Pit iicy‘ e’ro It! 11
6 It! only it 123
Egg”:
wk.
t in
M iii
priva‘ii one. and hardship.
62.11.161.111 at Standing Rock nil-i
hitter 1871; when he was transferred
and to Bear Iiuttc in
lie later went to Fol-1.
Iii mills hill. is.
ill.
:i-kii 11112.13
assoc; [2
,"XQV
... ...:11'
0 it!" it “
a.
Henry it. Mortar 'Woi Strsmiord has
tilt is (”33%;
from
"rt.
82. C where Ilc performed the
duties of mastering oiilcer In additidil
remained Twentieth United States infantry. Hit 50 Ipairs WhIVic Cotton Blankets. I: Regular 350 com: Cover allude ,I , ”In“: .212 .
there until 1866 During that time co..........d..d 1.2.... McGuinuess Mom We and ”'11 border-s heavy 01 soodslusliiycuwbr reach .22 LADIEQ 991911111-
among the many that he mustered out and lotired fhreeI years later In 1889.‘ quality Regular price 98c. MAW 19W 1100111 0!" Battling)! Made of “lie“ 51“} 651"") 2
was Mayor Charles E Dow of this By special act oF'Consress he was up this sale .. ............... 6ch Pall-i “’1‘! WW: 2'121-1~2-w~11‘111'1"25° neck, withé'h‘tgfidgtflghéd’g‘dtfi‘dits ‘2
pointed colonel. 1000 yards Remnants Best Pier I' Refill” 500 00““ Gal/0732. made ‘ and“ ,finifles “‘2‘213936111'1' 133i: .
On May 13, 1865. he was appoinicd
major by bi'evet for faithful and meri-
torious service during the war and af-
ter being relieved from the post ill
the commissary department he went
where he remained from January to
sepi'ember of the same yeni in trying
While there yellow fever carried off
two‘;
months and he did not entirely escape
His regiment was transfelrcd to the
Department of the Lakes. liliiving 'ut
1874. he was In command of Fort
in command of Fort Role during July
From September of that year until
meilt at For! Sully, Dakota. except for
a dye monihs’ leave of absence in
in the full of 1876 is was in com-
‘ 6g it all
“3033:2111“: enmgmu e in oil...
[nostril canteen/EAR
promotion as lieutenant colonel of the
”ovum
from finest cuahtylbaustc, losin-
brie and lawn, trimmed with line
lace and ribbons firfistnrday
m "Wu 1.. .141‘. soWW-s
111 1863 be married Miss houise Al-
Ien daughter of ii A. Allen a pmlni-
ncnt resident of Blooklyll. N Y. Since
his retirement from the‘ service he ”2%
81. 25. For Saturday and
2.11. ......unln-wwldi
caies 36 Inches wide Regtlur
price 15c and 18c yard 11 11-
some patterns. L'FolrISatu ay
89°
git-“RT WAIBTSl. AT A GREAT “Ca
35c
resided Ill this city, where he heel or and Monday specials ... '121 gym-d Regular!) Corset Covers, made 2. , ., $.an ...-..N. H.-
1.12:1.1:.2.2:.2:.1.1.:111.111.111.22:13:12:11.: 22222222 22-12 «22 I rearranges“... ...... mamas: .
to its advancement m educational, Suturdayund Monday. .49: 9817:“ broidery ”:11- SaIu'VlI-llay gm TERNS. :““'..’“.'."...... . 2106
philanthropic and miigiollsrwork. .‘ , N Former Price'lhc. 1
.496 each FRESH CANDY 10¢ AND 206 L6. _
He has been a member of the. Li: 2 2, .2. - 1 2
ill‘ili‘y Board. a tax assessor and at the
time of his death was he of the Munic-
ipIai Electrical Cumin soloners. “
He has been a lllembcr of. Trinity
Church si on his residence in this city
and has can a vestrymun and its
11 casurer for many years. He has been
for youth a. member of the New York
ranch, of the [royal Mogul of tile _,
nitcd amiss .wto which 0 Iy army of
doors are eligible. ,. '2
'1 Colonel Smith was a genial, cour- .
teens gentleman whose Judgment was
over sought and to on He was
charitable a‘lid phi antilropc and a
man deeply revered and loved in the
community. which will deeply feel his "
loss.2 He is survived by a wife and 2
tw0 sisters. 2
T a funeral wilthc heldat 3.0'clock
SlIiIni IiIly antIerniIlon from 1hr;I chlgch, for
v in he as ion 1111111111: an
was so dear to him In life, und‘rflere
wil tiler the friends, comrades.“
is is workers oi the deceased ’10 pay
their lust and tribute to a besutYuIW
ddbeer ended and to saywitii
poet:
"Idol! beautiful i a for a man to die
llpon the wails‘ioi Mien! to be called
Like the 1watch worn and we, p993
.2.“ _ v .
1311.. eels-15316.11
elk.
‘!i if; ’
1.11 .
we Mom we...» met
. goguil‘titgaés 11111331131111 3111011111? brid-
ore ' mo ago no ' I Everybody on ht
1’11 Th? ”0131141333: M311 34135.1 insomnia
11211111..2.1r11rl.1u2..enia it
below the hridgei Firemen Davis-saw
@Mm'w .1335? W ”0%de a I
out red ii iii! 9“
° M before by givingI a liIaln contest
into the river Accorii to his stor
' y Hi got. a mostpso
the stool wor erh i
rgixtlowfis e r “M23113; fie’fih: :f” ”lie to m
was the first .1,
diifsii'tii
moving pictures.
“Nat”.
211
(Continued. 19111 First 11+.
...—l...—
the grout steel; sanctum
u'b eye the stature of ther rver 1.111.111
“Midi-#161316 d"it' is [Wildly];
2 .2 sin. .61111M5AL ”l " p.113.
brought I(here by it P coal:
_ initial 11...... its...
ad the conItIract for the iron 0111 11in1
“among the hllown
2.1... a2’1‘iil'diiil: and???
@3111
1111180 feet
121.221.11.112...
er
ness. At the
shutoff steam. but his locomotive con-
112.11
de
tinned to may toward 1' the
tinei any; WNW.“ 2'! mags. Mi) 1 _r ind
ji‘oV. std his 31111911 oil 11 3 35.3119th nlgi‘rzzgioé N 3111‘.“th IN with 11931. 11111 .
. PHILADELPHIA.A . tilt 80.4!”
Phoenix arid; e 1101111141 ‘Wil'
' the contract for bulidi
' _ which collapsed yestcr
no.
nhim Whuiicy foreman.
2Jim [link It,
nil .. 1.911119
“...“...n... mm “W
2 2 is “ play The
N , 2 which comes to i—i’oyt'c
era. of New l:Iverpooi, QIue. ’ . .
Wilfred “Eugene
Za"hriun
y this morning
has has offices in this”
2 from here. '1‘ m '
l dent David Roev‘eli: WWW ‘
n 111-1211;i
; on of swig?“ 13$
' (liners! Superintendent
the 2 .
o of the ‘11 went to Quebec todny. 15.1511 until a...
,1 report is received 11 wii 2
‘ ,‘ is It Phocnlxviile Pm. thirty
QWhite
olln I
Reeves. The new: of at?-
his. .le 2
war foil
M
”will.
1' the concern
I I
.N cause ofth a
' Miriam
in humanities
is!
. rt
hominihat
tier the nucleation: strain
hanging steel worit
Ottawa, the centres
piers, rustic a hunt?
night,
to
bowel or an
s 111111 gntire
motion «and
under
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