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scorn IOWA“ roar omen.
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“i an 110an M!‘ omen.
Hollow, William ll. \ m'etfiynm
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. a“Intuit. Aim-tin m To-Morrow.
rlasaJScn ssh | High tide l bow tide
{Chimll tr 7a“! I-i ' '0—13 ‘ - 13114
(dwmanm reality
* “most that whole of which heavy or very
rains have fallen, much to
the relief of the growing crops. The
storm will today slowly continue its
movement to the St. Lawrence Gulf,
lollnwnd by a small “cool wave” and
g in this section generally by to-
t. In this section to-dsy part1
cloudy weather will probably prevai.
With alight thermal changes and fresh
southerly to southwesterly winds, pre-
coded rain near the coast line and on
Ian ,and followed by fair weath-
n theMiddle States partly cloudy
weather will prevailon the coasts, and
fair weather in the Interior, with slight
thermal changes and fresh southerly to
southwesterly winds, preceded by rain
liar the coast, followed by clearing; and
ill- New England cloudy to partly cloudy
W, with rain, slight thermal
chahgaa and fresh to brisk southeasterly
tosnutharly winds. On Sunday in this
section and' In New England lair weath-
illpirobably prevail, preceded by
rainw out o upper New England coasts,
with slight changes of temperature and
Minds. conditions becoming a
. A. For Monday, faIr warmer
weatheil‘" '
A“Great Dane"hound is the latest
addition to Mrs. C. D. Mathews’ kennel.
I]. Libble Deion, who was seriously
ill at lichens on Butler street, is slowly
recovering.
In. William K. James, who has been
”only ill with pneumonia, is now
convalescent.
Rev. Homer N. Dunning will preach
in the First Congregational church of
Bridgeport to-morrow.
—Gst your boats at Riverside Pavilion
if you want to spend a pleasant evening
on the water.
--Everybody smokes Straight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.
The aalsctmen have awarded the con.
I tracttor rebuilding a culvert on Fair
attest to C. C. Stevens for 53150.
As theI next m3]... meeting of St. Jo-
seph’z-Benevolsnt society oilicers will be
alestedlor the ensuing six months.
George Olley, who is employed at A.
S. Ferris’ store, sails for England today,
where he will remain several weeks.
_It is rumored that an Academy street
young intro will wed a charming young
lady or Chapel street early in August.
The Rev. J. J. Wooley will preach in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church tomorrow morning and evening.
—Fred Mead. the popula r Norwalk
baker. now runsa bran new bako wagon
to Wilton.
‘Eddie Danishifof the borough, who
ha been laid up witha sore hand, has Ito
returned to his duties in
armory store.
The annual collection of St. Mary's
Church will be taken up one week from
tomorrow, and will probably continue
for several weeks.
lawyer Daniel Davenport was called
to Norwalk yesterday by a telegram stat-
tag that his sister was very low.—
lhtdgoport Farmer.
South Rawalk is not the only city
‘tlonhlatl With bad water. in Birming-
w the people hardly think of drinking
m It Is also unlit for washing
WON.“ Il .
QM W'finjamln, oi Btrnt‘
Minion! nars old and yet he olton
rows moral: miles In a little boat of
h awn construction, handling it as
skillfully and briskly as many younger
I“.
The prohibitionlsts will meet in Dib-
Itla'l hall Monday evening, July 28, at
731d“, for the purpose of electing
to the stats convention. to be
hell In Hartford on Wednesday, Aug-
not 18. M.
~Vllulble limits inn 0! charge. J. L.
Ambler amour will commence Monday.
July 38th. issuing to their customers
push-s cards which will entitle the
hoidsrto soapy of either of several popu
lar books worth from 38.00 to $3.75
“II when csslv purchases at regular
prklm to the Mount of 325.00 have been
made. sample books at the store.
Noun 1., Batman, of Bridgeport, has
taken the contract to cater for live oom-
mm of the Connecticut National
. the week of encampment
at ltlaatlr. which begins August ll).
» The alt-pau- a. wlll provide foraro
MIMI), of Norwalk; Oom-
‘ H“ “Ills-tort Company (I of
m. M Iconipany I), oi the First
I i-dflfl-fl"
C. l’. Keeler’s
The heavy rain at last evsnlntt sunk
many or the small host-In the hotter.
Tbs Southern New England Telephone
company has declared a dividend of
seventy-live cents a share.
Company F will resume weekly drills
next Tuesday evening, preparatory to
going into camp at Nisntic.
~Riverside Pavilion is the place to
buy your fishing tackle and ball.
The peophuf soon. Norwalk behaved
themselves: last evening and the result
M then remove police cases this
morning. __‘__w
Hormel. Jacohy, of this city, is re-
lieving Manager John B. Hoyt, of the
Western Union Telegraph allies in the
borough. today.
A number 0! delegates from Pilgrim
Council, No. 54., O. U. A. 11., attended
the meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. U.
A. M. of this city last evening.
Friends of temperance are invited to
be present at the meeting of the Union
Gospel Temperance Reform association
at their hall to-morrow afternoon.
It issaid that a prominent citizen is
circulating a petition for a borough
meeting in order that the purchase of a
road roller may be put In the hands ‘ol’ a
3 commission.
" —New baby carriages, 35 and up“. ards,
at Podmore’ s.
Borough Engineer C. N. Wood was
surveying for the grade on Chestnut and
School streets yesterday. The work of
laying a curb and gutter will begin
immediately. _
Company Dresunied their drills last
evening and a large number were pres-
ent. The soldier boys are looking for-
ward to their annual encampment with
much pleasure.
Fritz Soele, the means man who was
found on Spring street Thursday night
and confined In the lockup till the next
Inst-hing, has been [also to the nlms
house for treatment.
“Seeking the Lost" will be the subject
for consideration at the meeting of the
First M. E. church young people's society
to-morrow evening. The met-ting will
be led by James O'Hara.
On Monday evening It large party from
this city will go on a straw ride to
Georgetown. Upon arriving there they
will spendafew hours at Eli 5. Ben-
nett's “Pleasant Cottage."
The cricket match announced to take
place this afternoon between the Bridge-
port Elastic Web and the J. H. Buckley
a: Son Elastic Web clubs, has been post-
poned on account of the ruin.
A special meeting of the voters of
the Center school district will be held
next Wednesday evening. for the put.
pose of laying a tax to liquidate the
present debt of the district, which is
83.100
—-Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp‘ s old stand.
A man came near breaking down the
gates at the Washington street crossing
yesterday afternoon. lie attempted to
drive across just as the gates were being
lowered and the team became tangled in
them.
Our local architects complain that suf-
ficient time was not given to prepare
plans for the county home for children
by the County Commissioners. They
were therefore debarred an opportunity
of competing for the work.
John F. Flynn, starts for Pittsburgh
Pa., this evening, as a delegate from
Local Union, No. 24, of Bridgeport, to
the annual convention of the journey-
men plumbers, gas litters, steam litters
and steam fitters’ helpers, which will
commence liionday, July ‘28.
George \snAlstyne, D. D. pastor of
the Norwalk Methodist E piscopal church,
will leave town next week for a western
tour and a trip through Canada. Next
Sunday his pulpit will he tilted by the
v. A. B. Sanford, B. 1)., of New
Yo'rk, assistant editor of the New York
Methodist Review.
At the meeting of Lincoln t ‘ouncil, ()
U A. M., last evening State Counsellor
Chatlin and State Secretary W. A.
Staples were present. At the claw of
the meeting the visitors and a large del-
egation of the members of the Council
went to the store of Athertou 3:00.,
where refreshments were served.
The plans for the Childrens Home,
which is soon to be erected on the Jacob
Weeks property on Westport avenue, are
rapidly approaching completion In the
bandit of Bridgeport architects. They
will probably be submitted to the Gnunty
commissioners early in August. and
when approved by them, the building
will be commenced.
—8moke Lauder’ s Straight Tips. Bold
everywhere. fl M-..“
The work of raising the subscriptions
for St. Paul's new chapel, at the corner
of Berkeley street and West avenue, is
now being rapidly pushed iorward by
the committee who has charge of the
work. The work was somewhat imped-
ed by the sickness 0! Mrs. W. K. James,w
as the Committee were uncertain just
how to proceed. The new structure
will cost somewhere in the neighborhood
of 37,900. M
End :Waltera, night operator at the
Norwalk telephone oliice, was arrested
by Constable Morehouss on the 18th of
July, charged with stealing a watch bo-
longlng to George Williams, a lock fitter
employed by the Lockwood Manufactur-
lng company. He was taken before Jus-
tice Bullock and the case was adjourned
until this morning, Walters being allow-
ed to go on his own "dominance. This
morning he appeared at the cities of
Lawyer Gray for trial. Several witness-W
wsrspnton the stand, but uthsrswaa
no evidence agalnst the boy he was dis-
charged
I‘ 'I II Al‘ till!” 'l'llll 951173.”,
M Ittcrs Worthy all muo- that I)» Nut
limo- lvory Day.
Frederick Karel, a baker, died at them
New Haven hospital as a result of over
indulgence in Ice water.
The annual assemblage at the Baptist
tabernacle in Nisntic will be an occasion
of great interest. The meetings will he-
gin on Wednesday, July 30.
The people of North llnven and ad.
joining towns yesterday celebrated the
quarto-centcnial oi the return from the
war of the volunteers from that town.
George F. Luther. a Hartford dentist.
and a member of the Young Men's
Republican club, is under arrest charged
with having obtained 375 {mm members
of the club under false pretenses.
The electric lights cl Windsor Locks,
were not started last night according to
programme, on Injunction having been
place on the company’s works by the
Southern New England Telephone com-
pany, restraining the Electric Light com.
pany from running or int. rlering with
the wire of the telephone company.
SUN I) .IY SE!“ ICES.
SOUTH Norm ALE CI)xIIIIrIIIrII>s.\I.,-—
Rev. J. J. Wooley willpreacltat Wilda.
m. and”: 30p In.
, Sort-m Noawaut .ME’l'llubln‘l Emce-
lralrltev. Crandall J. .Norlh, pastor.
10:30a.m.. preacbin by the pastor: I‘.’
oclock, Sunday seiool Fl’l'flllill; 6:30,
young people' s meeting; I :30, a summer
vesper service. One hull! of scripture
and song. with nshort address by the
pastor. Young people of all ages especi-
ally invited.
mem' Ciltflt‘ll.-—lluly Communion
7:30 a.m.: marine and sermon will) am:
evensong and sermon 7:30 p.m.
FIRST (i‘osIInlzIIIrIanI. (‘III'III ll.—
Service at 10:30 am. and 7:30 p.m. The
subject of Dr. Noble‘s sermon in the
morningwtlhristlanlty no a history. In
the evening—L‘hnstinmtv as it doctrine.
Everybody welcomed and sentml by
courteous ushers.
SIIL‘TII Nutmtui lltl’Tla’l' Cllt'lu ll —
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, pastor. Mum-
Flllljt‘f‘t—JHIB Importance of worship,
Evening blllljl‘(‘l-—Tlll' test of II M bent-v
()lL‘ll.’t‘-—-.'t sermon In turn who both-w in
good deeds, but IIIjeI‘t n-ligum. Strung-
ers welcome.
l-‘II:<T llalrrm‘ L‘lll‘m-II. —IIIII. t'lmlm
l-l. Torrey, pastor. At 10:30 a. m. lllr‘
subject mil lJE-N0ll.ll Amt-tics for
Christ. Evening—lieu: may i know
that l have eternal life?
NHRWAIJC liltz'l'llums'r (‘III‘III ll.<TI)v
nIorrow ht 10:30 a. m. and 7:21!) p. m.
preaching by the pastor. llr. liuorge Van
Alstyne. Subject for morning—~A unique
kingdom. For evening—Two men lnnnt‘.
SI‘IIImeImI: lfxmx Cll.\.l'El.——Slll)-
{out Sunday evening—What ls manh—
’Aalms S: l. Wednesday evening" Roan-
ing the reward of his woys.-«l.uke Ill?»
l)IEl)-
BlSBOP— Died at Long Island I Ity. July :5 t‘ lam.
daughter of Thomas M and Clara it tho agrll
8 months, lweek, 5days. 'Fllneml nndsy
afternoon, :3 I: lock. from {therresthnro :5
Prospect street L. it
WANTED.
Advr rtlsrmonu under this It not exceedlng '5
lines, 1 time 25c 3 tlmcs 50c. l wee aim
N ACTlVE MAN T0 80!.“ IT LI" lNSt’R-
sumnce In an old and will established mm
psny. To the fl... ht man a liberal rompI-naatmc
will be paid. Adllr is F A. Thnmwon Lt). it):
1003, Hartford. C.urtn y. M w
GERNENUARDENEH. MARRIED Bl PM)
Iluldnn wishes n situation as garden-r or
otherwise. it orlt by dust or wet-It. I on show lies-I
references. Apply to John ll. Hmuli, Plllr-‘l,801‘.lll
Norwalk. y‘lti 2:
WOMAN Wilt) TllURUUl‘rHLY l'NDEli
stands baking. luIllllI‘t‘ at I ll. Stevens
store. east end or Washington street bridge. y'Jl‘ lt
roar. sans.
Advertisements under this head. not exceed: an.) "I
liner. 1 time inc, 3 times 60: trunk ll ”w
N liltill'l‘m 700T CAT BOAT, NlNlt
loot beam. inquire of l'. E. Woodward,
South Norwslk. ..'y I l
DMINISTRATOR s BALE. — A DW Ill tum
House and about ll acres of land (In Ely NI rk
road, In South Norwalk being tn. 1mm. BCEW lulrly
Iled by Benjamin l". Reed (Iowa-mi. lilIlllll'I‘
llllam B need. Administrator. m t!
IlOUSES. BlllLDlel LOTS AND FA Milli AT
REASONABI It PRICES AND 0!; E33!
TERMS ALSO HIV ”THEN? BUNDH. LOANS
ssoorlarso TAYLOR .s cotos's lnmr
anon Agentl. oil)- I!
we choc. this... Im. so t... on em nausea
Woslatenne Applyou W. C. tlAfllnll-t, or
I. It. now. It?
of
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not err-mung 5
lines. 1 time 25c, 3 than 50s. I week .l Ill).
PPBR AND LOWER FLOOR 07' “(will 0:!
Meadow slrevt. south Norwalk. from August
“I. ltenlver reasonable For terms inquire «I!
Dr. Benedict o. '.H West DIVL'IIIII‘. South Domain
Conn. m: I!
66...“va them on I'vrvavtsuno
at 1:l~IBoulh Main st, South Norwallt M" In
‘URNIABED new“ soon son on on
two gentlemen In flute faintly. It No at
Washington street, flout Notwsllr. Iy'n lw
IIOL‘ til OF SI! moan AND 0000 (NT.-
bulhllngmwllh one acre of pond or ten
lionlc oi the rooms and outbull can, with one
acre or four. Hanan ln good order and newly
lured located three minute-' walk from Fm
llo my” Depot. Address 1'. 0. Bot" ' ltnwaytnn
Conn. ly ‘ll lw
costs as. muons Mir.” III... In:
at Volk llat Factory. m!) t!
‘ )All’l‘l)? IlOUBl AT 30.95 slll't'fl ham
street: all conveniences. Mao part of h PM!
at No. I) llcar street. I rooms, tent Ill). Apply to
Taylor 3. “0k on. 1! MI!
nous: IN also sermons. six soon
Woodcoats-lets 0'6","1”. Sl3. lmlnln- of Ill“ A.
I ‘lll 8300141) ”.008 OF usual" Hi In;
inn. 5 Inc-III. inquire at hlhrary rooms. loll tl‘
lilac CUBE 0! Illill'l' BOOMII on TOLLIH II'I'.
. “also“. 7‘31“.” ”um" I“?
cuss. o n . BOW. ’.
West street. Booth Ncgpwa’lk. and
Butt)! Al’lill. lot. 0! savanna mes.
lower floor Ave rooms and two rooms In stun!
II. Seymour m t!
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localltylaodkrcdtupfilclawhnmldtlhsto
vlslt Wuhlngtoasotas tins d the winter or
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sraaroan, cons.
ltl‘ot’lma altr'l'lilllllllt so.
A Business Training kneel for both sexes limb-
ltecpln Backlog. Pennant-lilo. Telegrsp‘hv, Mom
writing, etc. ,hltttoroog y tsII lmt-
dsnt my b4 lotuvtme'dst that allege all" ling.
23th. Catalogues rent .0” application jy',
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.lUIIN l). DOUlillll
A It. '1‘ l S '1‘.
Vormuly of West Twenty-third stir-M. New You:
city, has ripened a studio In the you mm: c Iiutkllng
South Nmallr, wbvre be II we pant-l to lhntmct
pupil-In the htghrnt art, In Ilass or In wtvaw
"ours I Palnllng, Water Colors '11:" "and Draw
log and Tawny l'alntlng aspztlslty. jyxn :m
A. s. FERRIIE,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Itemlrlrg s l'iyr'nlfolty
39 South Main lit" loath Nnrwalb.
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lulu Plllll
lhltvr: more than luau, sort a:.l otler to! s v. 1
low price, wlIoLssaIII and mad.
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l’u'lrti. lm.l.v..‘;:.r~
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ago. "straws tr}. wurh wry the winl
the trends at mv l'nllnlwc prow-
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brand new Flavors l! yu‘i
haw :sstgrr): ,.rl. 'lfl‘tIE,
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JOHN ll. PEBRIS,
Whaler-aloud Istanbul" In atlktusor
[ill]. All] W001]
Brick, Limo. Cement,
Blue Storm. Etc.
hehigh, Lackawaana, Locust
lountaln. Franklin, and
Wilkosuarre Goals.
lien for RUBBER Pillll
Yavdttoot of Washington and lar-
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“int
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" 1213p, In. I”: mg. m.
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
.ceiving Pine Horses,
faulted to all put-poses.
lYOII will and the EIN-
231‘ coaonnns. the
BEST noansrm. the
clowns! WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST 81‘]!an or
SALE nouns in Fair-
llold County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
For-so, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
on wannmnn.
III. II. “£1180qu
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Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or
,. lelIl Al‘lxt‘l',
Hamburg, trimmed, at
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
fast colors, per yard,
‘Honesty is the best policy."
what we preach.
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DRUGGIST.
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Smith
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Remember our
Fountain is always supplied
with a tin.» lino ill
Drinks.
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PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
S'FECTAI. SALE
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SAILOR and SHADE
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Hill THE Fill'll'l‘ll Ill“ JULY.
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Hat Trimmed Free
3 WATER STREET.
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Duel, Veal, lamb. latloen‘T Pork, Salt end Fresh,
Corned thdzi'. Bmol Tongue nllama
tiers, BacIIqual outta.
l.orts lie.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
tilt Washington fits-oat.
(Ii E O. J E L [FF E,
UNDERTAKER.
III! North lain street, South Norwallt '
Open at all hours. The services at an Inbalmsr
and hnsral Director lacuna. Isl Iy
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50c
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
6220
10 yds of our regular 150 Challis for 75¢
1 case of Dress Giughams, wunanted
4Ic
These Halls
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other Illa will
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hot days.
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10 yds of 1 246 Sateen for
We will sell good 10 -l U nble'Iclch
Sheeting at
Uticu 10-4 Bleached Shooting, égi;
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 21h:
Hall‘s Boxer Skirt Forms, $2.69
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, $2.69
we practice
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their and
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during these
hot days.
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