\ ~ Main street, are the parents of a ,rgI ‘ r7. swirl"; ... «Macrame- Wash Sands . FOR THE 8%“ Li Batiste and [award for So a yard In Doreen eLosAqIII onerous; At n; MHAOI liliLl llllili EVENING IENTINEL TELEPHON E CALLS 92-2—News Department 02-8-~Buelnese Department 44 —Branch Office. Norwalk I90 -Editor'a Residence vase-city suitor- neurone- The Misses Plnri‘k'elt. of River street rm,- ,r.. ,7 are errteriainln‘g 'Miss Helen Kiley, of , Stamford. Miss Lula llnllor,an of Spring street has been a gueigt at the Sound View Hotel, Woodmon't. mrl liosklns, of the Central Nation- al Bank. is spending a two weeks“ va‘ cation iii-Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 8. Stanley, ofl daughter. born yesterday any .7. .93; I... “you. baby. :turbed slumbers. 7 William H. Smith and E. 0. Smith left yesterdly in the former's automo- ’ bile on a triple New London. Mr. and Mrs Philip N. Smith, Bayvlew avenue. are entertaining their , nephew, Philip Brenden, of Chicago. ' William O’Re‘lly and mother, who have been visiting relatives in Nor walk have returned to their borne in Jersey City ' The Reed & Volk Electrical t‘om pany is hustling the work at ilmt s Theatre. and hopes to bare it onto plated this week. The New York New Haven nndI Hartford road has awarded the 0011- l tract for the constructIOn of a thirty five foot steel bridge near New Milford to the Metropolitan Bridge Co., of New A York. . . The regular Triesd'ay evening clues meeting of the First M E. lll't'h will be held tonight in the Sun ay school room. Seth Remington is the leaderf and interesting and attractive meet- ings are being held. . ...—d.“ glitters Bolts of Norwalir, who has been the guest of Clinton Smith. of Milwaukee avenue Dnnbury, for the past week has returned home. Mr Smith accompanied him, and will he. , his guest for a few days. Mala-‘— ' The Installer}l of the various Sanctor- urns of Humility and Perfection in Dsnbury, Norvidlk Stamford. Bridge port and New Haven. are to enjoy an outing and general celebration at Ro- to‘n Point on Augdst 20; At this gath- ering more than a thousand Odd Fel- laws are expected to be present. ‘Attorney George H. Vo.sburgh or South Nbrwaik, was a' visitor at the local Town Clerk's oilice. this mom ing. It was the first tilde he had seen the ofiice in the present Town Hall. a'nd spoke highly of it, both as regards iti equipment and the general arrange. ment of the records. ~8tnruford Advo- cate Travel on the New Haven road botn to and from Nb‘rwalk has been heavy during the past week, many people taking vacations and many visitors cooling and going. This morning Tic- ke‘t Agent Harris reported the passed— gar travel to' have been the heaviest Ifoil seven days ending .t.odtry Moat of ‘ " this tickets sold were to points in this shale. The Foirfleld County Antb'l‘ubercnlo- sis society is planning to amuse inter- est in its work by distributing through- out this dounty buttons bearing the’ in- signia of the antl- tuberculosis work, a. double Yet! cross; to be worn by men. women ‘etid‘clmdreii was Minnelli County associationl s p shin alonIgits 860d warm an Norwanr in be ulster-mun _' ‘ frtiim the' 'lhoriti‘tnnllt’.” firaflocihtlo ‘ . has regived hiihi'ty s‘ilppol’t here an it is p crousin W be made in a short time. . '“ "dun Manufacturers of Im- proved .7 . I EMiner’ril Writers ESTABLISHED m2 «II i——-_—v Vidhy, Seltzer, Carbonic, Bursaparllia, 1.. MIL. Ale and Lemon'mv ,, DEEP ROCK ARTEOIANs ILL. ~ WATER o, , The Parent and Beat P. o. no: rel—Tm). 120 new cream. co duaranteed under the Food and Drug Act, June 20. '06. Serial No. ms \ ‘- ‘1 Adolph W. DrcTyfuss airs W" Milli hlble that a campaign for in- “ mwultm‘ ‘- ” ' ‘1 IWétilo Block Sizep, air ;gerrrisp. Mwnliness, that is what the Fairy Crib menus to it is a- child's crib. chair. walker and bath tub. a canopy frame. which can be put on or taken off in a moment's time, enables the mother to drape a mosquito netting on this frame so that the child may have undis- 'l‘hese cribs are very light and durable and when not in ’iirse can be folded flat. Prices, $4.50 IUp ‘ 3 «.... " -' Funeral}l Directors ,12718 Nortli Main Street,I Ivsan 13:5. 462. \ Lumber and Mill work for Everything ti: o from, a. Piggcry We would call particular attantio n to our Moulded Wooden Gutters. made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the moat durable of modern woods; will out- last metal and is more ornamental. Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for rattle and also for flashing in place of metal. Doea not rust or decay and will last a lifetime. N. B.—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly; at noon. ' . may have to leave the car . while. “O ”0““ so WALL artisan I...“ . Exceptional Beauty! Fair Price! 1 These three graces characterize SHOES sold by us. Our Shoes give satisiaétion. FLYNN 8. RYAN JOB wss'mnoron srnsgr 7 l r' n‘, .. n lDINT TA‘ shim; row return after a in the city, Wit WILL ATTEND. ,Jnly 21.—-Upon his dlya' absence (rout wall set w A". Shrink: , We’ll th Keep Volt ‘ long if your auto needs only nrdlnnryI We will )ump right in and put . in which it can be done right. Luther M. Wright anon: m. - WHY am“! going .to Merrill Business College ‘ THIS YEAR? BECEUSE its graduates are in demand by Load- , ing Business Houses. arm... you. S's-uteri tin, at Wesleyan University. laden“ third1 1 Emhslmei's, South Norwsik. Conn. The Hatch 8t Barley Co” SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. IMILL‘TEL. so a. to a Palace Waiting repairs. your machine to rights in a jiffy. Of course, if it. is something serious you here u . But in any case We do the repairing in the shortest possible time SOUTH NORWIALK. CON N. NORWALK. High Quality ! N't . .. - .IOUTH NORWALK t S. R. Veiaor. bookkeeper at the City W Reports were mods and other routine . Iwnlk‘. riftt-r a'rw « rrlng feeder, has returned to his work _, table showing the number of saloons _ twenty. 'l The runny friends of Sand this morning it just leaked out .'of Constable John .l. Goodwin. and as . The name of the fortunate and charm- The Soolh‘Norwnlk city council will ‘ hold a regular monthly meeting next Monday evening. William Henry. of l’oughkeepslcd New York is a Visitor in Leonard street with his parents. this week. \ ”Ah—...... Julius Stepiipskl and family. of Newark, New Jersey, are the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Coleman tlharnok. of ‘Inwe street. National Batik. has resumed his duties after his annual Vacation. spent in Pat- ierson. New Jersey. it is promised that this evening's tire works display at ltoion Point will be 'i‘uily thee canal of its predetessors and a tug crow is expected. M The newly elected other: of times i'l‘rlbe'J. on 11:11.. will be installer] this Ievenlng by hemily Gallagher. of the ,(lreenwnt‘h tribe, and his staff I Mr and Mrs Timothy Driscoil. of Tierney streel have been entertaining John Murphy. Miss Jennie Murphy and inlllstn liriscoll. of Torrington. The Woman‘s Relief Corps csrrynll 'wlll start from in front of the (l. A. it. hall for Weston at 9:15 a. m. if stur- my Wednesday. will go Thursday. has erected a tent for revival oer ices. the same as last year. on the ruler lot. in West avenue. near the armory. 'l‘he forty- -fourth reunion of 'l‘welfth regiment. Coors-client Volun- teers will be held Friday, August 20. at Hotel Sea View, Savin Rock. nt 11 n m. Mr. and Mrs. Neuendm‘f. of South Norwnllt, were visitors in Woodiawu. Conn, yesterday, with Miss Louise Collin, who is spending her vacation there. Mr, and Mrs. Wnytx. Raymond and son, Teller Warts Raymond. of thel City National Bank. have gone to Sul- livan County, New York. for a vaca- tion sojourn. v The fro of the town high school property in est avenue is being very much improved by the building of the sidewalk and curb. crate construction. The regular meeting of the official board of the First M. E. (‘hurrh was held last or enirig In class room No. 1. business transacted. . _ I. _ weeks‘ va‘cation. Mr. were sold ‘his mse'snd so was not .I'ontemplated doing. George Oswald l’ulmer. the light- in the 'l‘rowbridge box factory, after a two weeks‘ npprthip as brake- iuurt on the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. ii. ll. Spooner, the representative of tbe-(kmnecticut Temperance Union. at the general assembly, has prepared a in the various towns at the present time, and the effect the limitation law would have on them. in Norwalk. Mr. Snooper says there are sixty -six su- lloons it would hei possible ullh 1 to every 1.000 inhabitants to have but and with l to every 500 in- habitants, but forty, thus doing away 2at least. with twenty~six of tho saloons in the town. . Joseph M. :(luo'tlwin will be surprised and pleased to hear that he is going to Fough- ‘town [as met the right girl at last that. he was engaged Joe is the son Vbe is very well known in The Not- walks he is receiving the congratula- lions of nearly everyone he meets. 3;?“Péfi cam. Mm Buungarwoll.‘ tram NORWALK. CONN: found awaiting him a letter (rots Prev Mia's“ aunties. Jilin :I apt-sly to prose ltl Ins innuI ration a tilt ”Taft out on the brick pavement for a mo- “S“ in: l . the sisqeai-oid-wdaughtor of Mr. sud lng qonng lady could not be. ascertain- e.d [l ‘ Steppln backward of! trolley cars Ilithnt are l motion is a rather danger- ous pastime and is a practice of which women are frequently accused. but men can be injured the same way as Well. Monday night a man attempted lto alight this fashion from a trolley car in West aveniie. at Merwln street He picked himself up dated and cov~ lend with am. llut- had' no broken «Bones. Yesterday morning a Hungan visn man repented this perils-mama in iNoi-ui mm street. He wits stretched merit, but soon came to‘ his senses and limped off. Li‘P‘flrE‘ GIRL KIL‘LED. it,” ..s Ah—J-a-t . .3 lieutenantst and Fill; under Heavy Triiolt Wagon. MANCHESK‘EW Jul: il'l.-——ln sir tempting: to mat a ride on a large ltrnet wagu‘, owned by G E. Willis. paid in c srge of E. P. Carter, Dora. ”Mr-at John Johnson. who live at the corner 0! Bones and School streets; The Knight Street A. M. E. t‘hurch ‘ thei l‘he walk is of con , "Cllirord Word has returned to his, ;‘wr)rk‘1n‘ih't' 01an shoe store. Nor- MW 0. B. Jackson . Optician _. ,Everythin'gin the Optical Line. Eyes. Exam-inéd Free able to drive to Niagara Falls. as he Dore Johnson ween-using Rides in i 92 Washington Street. South Norwsik (1 Bay of Giant Jubilee Sale Bargains for Wednesday 50c Gowns, Cut full allraizes . ........... 38c .......... 38c 25c Drawers, 19c Extra fine Muslin Drawers. regular 15c; 79c Gowns, ~Trimmed with embroidery and for this sale . .I ....................... 19c 25c Kimonos, 10c 5% i ribbon, reg- ular 79c. thissale ............. 59C 11000 in this lot for Wednesday... ......... roc ...‘2g.?."..§?2“..‘1§s..32: . 79“ Waits» 2 for ”0 ...... ....... ; ................... 7,. Wm ggjggfggzzgggs; --------- 99°, $1. 25 Combinations, 98c ' “dzgtd‘iifiiiiiii‘fli: “serene... coggzigi'liaiiiiéuiicii. .11ng, .190 Corset Covers, 2 pairs 25c - day ..................... Regular 19: Covers. fresh shipment for this $5 Hats, 980 Balance of our $5 Hats. to close out at. .. ...... 2 for ass -936 50 Fine Combs, 1c Seconds of 5c stock. for this day only... . . . Be Sure and Visit the Bargain Basement" WILL Pay You 79c Skirts, 49c. Extra good Skirts. daintily trimmed” “4.9“. apairsior 12c Stockings, 7c All sizes. Fine value. 29c Collars, 15c All kinds of Lace Collars to close r-a price: regular 29c. sale ..................... 15c ............ 25c Sc Thread, 3 sale... 0. N. T. Spool Cotton. regular 5c. this 7 ......... a ....... 1.2.: $1.50 All Ling; Lunch Cloths, c. """ 3V2c spool 42 inches square, open-work patterns, reg- lion 15c Stockings, 10c 'Fast black, guaranteed to give satisfac- ular $1.50; for thisIsale ... ........... 98c W Alliiillli til _, urn ‘liii Milli Oliicers ol lite American Civil Service [nsiiiule Locked Up to Answer Charge WASHINGTON. July 2?.-—-Chnrgod with rising the mails to defraud. .l. A. McNulty, president. and H. Van. Vleet. _ secretary and treasurer of the Ame-re on Civil Service institute, incorporat- ed, were locked up last night after having been arrested by post-office int spectors. McNulty and Van Vleet are alleged to be prominent financiers of Buffalo, N. V. it is said the corporation with which they are connected has received within the last two months thousands of dollars from prominent citizens of New York, Buffalo Detroit and other large cities. The object of the institute, which was incorporated and r the. laws of Delaware. April 7. 190 , with a capital stock of 8350,000,‘is to instruct appli- obtain federal civil service positions. Recent advertisements have appeared for district superintendents in large cities. subscriptions to 8500 of the cou- cants. r 7, Van Vleet told the police $160,000 of the capitol of the concern had been .invested in bonds which were lock. . ed up in a safe deposit vault of a Washington loan and trust company. He could not ho over, recall the name of the instiluon ~Ac¢fd¥ht€ wm' happen but the tendencies marries seep ior. 'T'ho'dt vlt sudeues the pain and heals the hurls. W PtN ooze TO iaussuivi. _ yesterday ‘ morning at 11: an, slipped and fell to the srouhd directly in front ‘rd' .3, rear whee The wheel pmed over the little 1girl's beedpsevering the sweep part,“ the stud and allow- “5isg the child' a brains to ones out upon the ground. causing instant death. The- driver lifted the little girl from the road and placed the lifeless body at the side 0 .the road. He called 'Modieai Mani or Dr W: R. Tinker. whole: ‘79. undertaker nglklsa per-I ,Ito remove ‘tbebad icai ”amber investigated drill o blame could be at- mailed to' Mr. r or negll use on his part, as hdjid it‘ w t at Dora and he‘r- little pi dyniatsNii arts and mac matey, vrere a helpful omwg?‘ NovamI liuflf‘riltvelaw' b" ”ninth”. :2” PARIS, .[uiy 27. ~The pen with iwhich President William McKinley? and 'Jules Cslnbon. then French am- transadorxat Washington; signed the Spanish -Amsrlesn preliminary peace . agreement, August 12.1898. was today i presente dto Stephen Pichon. miinster . of foreign affairs, by M. Thlebirut. for- merly first secretary of the French embassy athaehlngton. and ow mln- . later in Ar sited in the Foreign ntlm. and de files Museum. .W , RAMNG PARK NOW GOLF COURSE . ‘ MEMPHIS. Tens" July 21~Tho last reminder. of racing at- historic Mont- commrrn k. where lemma Der: blot wore ormerly decided, wrls re moved yesterday whet: Jumps, for-me used in steepischaae races, were truism-med into bunkers for a golf us, .. emits as to the methods necessary to ‘ Icern's stock being required of appli-l as' dielectric Oil for such smergenclu- ' 12c Linen Taweling, 10c ydzp ------ - J09 pr. Heavy Line:§‘fh¥§;-l_;fi . ...; . . .roc yd. $1. 39 Blankets, 98c “$2.98 ,“7‘ Blankets, worth $1.39; this my: . ... ' HOSIERY We make it a rigid rule never under any circumstances to sell “seconds" in hosiery, or any hosiery that. 'we know to be imperfdctl~' These little prices are for hosiery that is as perfect and desirable ‘ its can be bought anywhere for t‘nll‘prices. A big assortment of fancy lopfiox for children. sizes 4 1-2 to 8 1-2. regular prices 25c arid 35c; non .......... , ........ llc pair . Children‘s gauze llsle llose also tan, black and white lace . Stockings. any ofrthe 2oc values: now ............. . . . . .1“ pair L . Ladies' gauze silk lisle iiose. pink, sky, white, bronze, peIach, red, gray. green. navy and hellotropc, very shear and line gauze, a line 25c seller; at ............................ .186 pair" , ' Mens Fancy 80:, vertical stripes. sizes 9 1-2 to 11 12. thirty- 3‘ .5 five cents isn't a penny too much; you can ‘t pass them by , ‘ ' at ..................................................... rec pair ‘ ltentember «all these Stockings are dependable. despite the tin-- usual undor- pricing. . N. E. RYAN CO 'sa Wasrrmo'rolt swans? sotl‘rlt some rn nation to the Usual cacao WII'tiH .. TAPIQCA, CORNBTARcH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc; ' airless, stringers? éuocotx‘re'. cécos. comm. JULY 28TH Blue Cat P493 lbish "kl‘htl'drflslilall . Bargains This Week. dash} scorn ~ 19 his. not) nits; iii ‘ottoir [in 70 us 14c can "Mrl A, A. not... it D'
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