Dip; r 'v
Jfipdwfl—nw
”Denture lereeaere.
ninetormeeatre
is. A
fl".
msetlagtomormw evening-
few days on account of slckuees.
1 AA. large number of borough yachtemen
are down the harbor today.
fishermen after enappers this morning.
H. F coal shed, foot of Washington
m. , -
E. A. Woodward’s building, corner of
lain and Ann streets is being re-
y shingled.
The Phoenix engine is now ordered
' out for all fires, owing to the low pres-
sure of the water.
The county commissioners of the state
local will hold their annual convention in
“Weather will prob-
f . with to light variable
. mostly from southwesterly to
,. preceded by rain near the
f wed general sharing
weather with
All
a
Thursday, air
P. “fill-6;“ “item
Tum . 1'
fligbtlde how this
333 9.47
2 Old Well Lodge, r. a A. u., will con-
iq the first degree this evening.
'3 "urchin lights will soon be placed in
Phanix Engine company’s house.
, honey Fitch. of the borough, in seri~
w ill at his home on Union avenue.
: largeret Ann the six-mouths-old
deudttarof Patrick Kelly, died yester-
, 9, _______
§“Pioneer Book and Ladder company
fluid.lbeirregularmonthly meeting on
My evening.
George W. Lynch has bought the stock
and fixtures of Ben Beehtle’e Wall
abet barber shop.
‘ L—emoao Lender’s Straight Tips.
1. St. John Lockwood, of West ave-
Iltnsheteturned from his yachting ex-
ecute-"down East."
"‘lemrniefibs Priest,” of policy fame,
has ratified to South riorwalk, after an
Ihneeof several months.
Alsatingofths Y. W. o. '1'. U. will
beheldthleevening attheresldence of
Its. Frank Richards, No. 26 Burritt
(value
a... I 7.04 I
l
I
21': - ., -—-———
Flauk Blake, clerk for Finney & Bene-
dict, is taking his summer outing.
m Ferris ie at the store during his
absence.
‘ M AttorneyFessenden has accepted
at; invitation to deliver the oration at
“Mention of tbeeoldiers’ monument
km on September 11.
TMLO. Sanford, for a long time
rate! theDenbnry audNorwelkroad
Words, and well known in this city,
gun the age of seventy-four.
' a.” which are destroying the
”of the char, have made their ap-
pm'renos in houses andaresaid to be
very Wee toearpetsand woolen
goods.” ‘
a—llew llby unions, Oband upwards,
at Polmore’e.
AtameetingchId Well Book and
Iatldereompeny, held last evening, the
m to participate in the firemen’s
’ ”at Postehmter on October 16, was
A‘mfléenmmer night hop will he held
“m Point to-night. The steamer
V will leave South Norwalk at
idoloclr. and returning will leave the
raise at moo o'clock.
heeyetsr boat "Jo-lo Clayton,” of
. Korwalk,whlch hes been undergoing re-
at Beerddcy’e marine railway in
tbspnet fewdaya. left that
Ulla fa Boswell last evening.
' . find 3. John Lockwood, Jr.,of the
, w.wbnsailed up lbesound with
t” new York Yacht Racing nocistion,
5”! 0. Earle’e new boat, "The
M” returned last Saturday even»
’33. amortize borough, has so
mm?“ for A. H.
‘ mm” met-r:
MW Hell. Ali
‘ ' froru‘flew York tog:
.‘ ' lb! ”hymn-old daughter of
‘ Tomas, was run over by
a V I,“ m.
milkhythe
Woodland.
him“!
3' .
“mutate!” an
mews” immediately and driven
_ fills
duke-this whoexpecttoat-
'mlmmiromllrldgsport
Wills: weliodauflpl.
he
Dana's name yester-
rortusately no bones
, ”Mullins little one is now
speed
9M fl"! day pullieient force to break it. He was
l5"fimlnglrlenrI’rossitt has placed a
”we, in llann's livery stable. Ameetingof theSouthNorwalk carv-
. alsrmof ”manhunt (lermaalanall last
finDMIhcrseieto be hitched to numgforthepurposeoforganlsiug a
lo looelualoninthleeity. The tradewas
King and James Perry of new York.
in- .Ameetlcgwlllhe heldatths residence
ofA.ll. lapeonVanZandt avenue.
theedlceoflfon belerday,wheuofleaswlllheslected.
$35,, ' . next week, can procure
, - - regsniingthe
. , .Wluiomu,» W b’ “m“
“ l ,
» -, Mes-t 5. the following
%fimm on the m
‘. . the _wmenppoesdtobethscollc.Aftern
. 0f Humanism.” l l I hadheen
Bridgeport on Friday.
A freight tralnrau 03 the track at
IIllford to-dny delaying some of the
early west-hound trains.
A large party drove to Bridgeport this
morning in Liverymsn Dana's drag.
They intend to visit Black Rock and Sea.
sidePark before’ rewriting: “ " ‘ 'i
v . G ,.
~8mokeLaudor’o Straight Tips.
Wu” il‘ in ~11 weir-W m:
The (lonnsotiout Sunday School assov
elation is to hold special conventions in
connection with camp meetings at Pine
Grove, Canaan, Monday, August 25, and
at Willimantic camp ground, Wednes-
day, August 27.
Application was made to Chief Voll-
mer this morning for the information
which would lead to the recovery of the
sum of money that a man found Satur-
day night end which was mentioned in
yesterday’s Summer.
The along-shore towns in this vicinity
were visited by a plague of mosquitoes
on Sunday. An east wind and adriving
fog on Saturday night picked up several
million of these indigenous inhabitants
and drove them inland.
—C. A. Haviland, the New York mes-
ranger, notifies his patrons, that. al-
though he is going intocnmp for a couple
of weeks, he will give his personal atten-
tion to all orders left at either Hale's or
Hoyt’s drug store.
About 100 young men with 70 canoes
are enjoying the meet of the Owanux
Canoe club, at Merwin’s Point, where
the encampment began Saturday. Over
forty canoes will take part in the con-
tents. Frank Bradbury, of the Norwalk
Canoe club, visited the camp on Sunday.
Warden Chamberlain, oi the Connecti-
cut states prison, says the recent report
that William Gilbert, the slayer of Frank
Benet], was critically ill with consump-
tion, is untrue, He states that Gilbert
is well and strong and at work every day.
Gilbert was formerly a Norwalk bar-
tender.
The following cablegram has been re-
ceived from Rome and will be read in
all the Catholic churches throughout
theoountry nextSunday: “By decree
of the Holy Office, the faithful will be
permittedtoeat meaton Friday. Aug.
15.
This dispensation is granted in
honor of the Feast of the Assumption of
the Blamed Virgin.”
A Prince Who Wielde the Enter.
A genuine Russian prince has been dis-
covered in the guise of a barber in one of
the shcpeat Bridgeport. Be is Prince
Warehofaky, a representative of one of
the noblest families in Russia, and he
tied for fear of becoming a political exile
in Siberia. His father was arrested for
being complicated in one oi the attempts
to eemminete the czar; hie estates were
confiscated and hewas sent toe Siberian
prison. The son arrived in this country
several years ago, has served five years
in the United States navy and is now a
naturalized citizen oi the United States.
He intends to return to Russia some day,
he says, to avenge the wrongs of hie
countrymen.
Who Wants a Husband 1'
Chief Engineer Colwsll, of the Bir-
mingham lire depertment,announces that
hewill marry the young lady who will
accompany him in the balloon ascension,
August ill. on the occasion oi the For»
estera’ picnic at the Derby Driving Park.
He is about forty years of age, tall, well
appearance and hie houses is in the
ondsrtakingend furniture line. lists
saldtobeamsnoi-bisword.
Hindu—Wes
Acton-call.
(muster-mot ‘Lecey, of the
Plttrlleld "pram, had ncloee call at Sor-
walk the otherevenlng,eays the Den-
bnryliewa. Bewasrnnnlngecromths
topofhletrain whsnhewasetruckbya
telegraph wire suspended across the
track user the electric light station.
The train was running at a high rate of
and Lacey struck thewlrc with
not
badly scratched about the face.
carp-tare to Org-age:
fairlywellrsprsssntedaadthematter
inquestlonwasprsaentedbylidward
Low...
, B. chains-lamina themle-
fortunetoloesavalcshlehorsshywhat
madeltwss fonndthatla someones-
scramblewaythesaimalhacesteas
Illofru . Olconrsethe
endltesnssdtke
soon. will hold a‘rpsclal
”ah—-
laqunierFllnn In of! duty for n
The drawbrldge pier was lined with
a sign has Men painted on John
built, handsome and oi commanding 1‘
no ennui. Ir. amt. we're. ram who
, lashed Down.
Commodore Berritt replies to the an
tlcleln the BoetouBecordoflastFriday,
relating to a proposed noond match be-
tween the yachte Rival and Eureka, in
last evening's Bridgeport Farmer.
in. Burrltt thlnke that lfr. Rogers and :3
not hlmeelf is the party who backed
down. Commodore Borritt was led to
believe that the series of races concluded
last Monday was to be for tattoo a side.
Dir. Rom, however, did not put up a U
cont until he had first brought his boat
there and then,takiug advantage oi Com-
modore Burrltt'e unwillingness to disap-
point hls friends by not sailing a race,
absolutely refused to sail for more than
8250 a side. This sum Commodore Bur-
ritt felt to he too insignificant to trifle
with. it is barely sumclcnt to pay the
ordinary expense incurred for a race as
to crew and equipment. As to hit. Rog-
er's opinion that Commodore Burritt has
listened to outside advice, the South Nor-
waik yachtsman prides himself on being
possessed of fully as much independence
of thought and action as Mr. Rogers.
The fact that Commodore Burritt’s dis-
tinc and unmistakable statement that he
will sail the Rival against any boat of
the some size inthclimted States for. a
purse of {2,500 a side, is ‘sufliciensrofu
tapes or“ 'methertithhifbtibhtdsmt.
vicosimtotehonitt farthessaye that
he cannot see that be is in any way obli-
gated to sail Dir. Rodgers a race for any
less sum than that announced in his ulti-
matum issued through the columns of the
Farmer. His final reply is as before,
82,500aeide. Until this sum is posted
in the hands of a responsible party, the
Rival will not be moved.
ALL AROUND Tllli STATE.
Matters Worthy of lontlon that Do Not
Happen Ivory Day.
hi. H. Creelman, of the Manchester
beef company is dead. His death was
caused by having his foot crushed Satur-
day afternoon between the bumpers of a
freight car.
' John Lane was taken with a tit while
swimming with other boys in the Con-
necticut river at East Haddsm, and
throwing up his hands rank, and was
drowned before the eyes of his compan-
ions.
Mrs. Luther Robbins, of Southington,
is the victim of is painfully sudden misc
fortune. She awoke, a few mornings
ago, to find that she was totally blind.
Mrs. Robbins lost the sight of one eye
some time ago, but the calamity which
has befalleu her was wholly unexpected.
Albert Iieubler, a nine~year-old boy,
mounted the side step of an ice wagon
in Hartford the other evening. The
wagon started up suddenly and the boy
was thrown to the ground. One of the
wheels of the cart passed over his head,
crushing it. Heubler was picked up un-
conscious and died in a few minutes.
While Alfred Bliven oi Griswold was
milking a cow in his barn the building
was struck by lightning. The cow was
instantly killed and Mr. Bliven thrown
violently a number of feet. A horse in
the barn was killed and the barn burned.
Bliven has since been unable to see, and
the horse that was saved has also gone
blind.
Cyrus Hard, a well known resident of
Middle Haddam, droee to a picnic resort
known as Glen Grove, on Sunday. He
did not return at night, and yesterday
morning a searching party found his
dead body lying on the ground in a se-
clnded part of the grove. Iiurd'a neck
was broken, probably by a fall from his
wagon.
“surmiixo‘nin: ' “
Old Sport Campana isreported to he in
Chicago trying to get up a walking
match to get money enough to bring him
home without walking here. Uld Sport
should be satisfied where he is. Bridge.
port's census has been taken, and besides,
the World’s Fair a few years hence will
create a demand for peanuts and lemons.
Slay west. old men, and improve your
opportunities—Antonia Sentinel.
DIED.
KILLI— in lbh city. Aug: 1th. Margaret Ann.
ds liter of Patrick lly. aged 6 months.
Funeral 'l‘uenday. at 2 p. m, at the house.
WAITED.
Advertisements under this notauedlngls
llaqluflaeJtlmeech ewe
cm. 10 no osssaal. science:
If: James Golden, no.1 Chapelstreet, South
(”IL A! WAITR-O I! A MAUBAR’I'.
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.‘MWWJ. 'fi'ioreis 35¢.va
PART or noose. 1W! Boole. Oll mall
creel: sheila-sot sir rooms. lsvnlre of
James a. Crows. north llorwslk. one u
em I) wwea ".001! 0, Bill!!! 0!!
)1”:qu south llorwnlk. from August
1st. last unusable. tonne hire of
known, 0. Di West avenue. South orwslk.
R001! 01' “WORD m.
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HOUSE 0? IIGBT BOOKS ON TOLLIS 5T.
Booth Norwalk. Water and lnfirovsmsnte in
house. Heat did. Apply to John . Knapp, &
West street. South Norwalk. mo
B‘BOI AVRIL let. on MIOUR FLAG].
. lowerlloor the rooms and tworooms in attic
B. . but!
A reassem- nous m a éoavrmm
locality is altered to persons who would like to
visitWesnlnglonsorne time d the winter or
ring. Boomandboard . s y. lrs..l.l.
Ermamsrmmwn eahlurlomnc. new
limit “Business ”.11 '
a ' st ӣ8 a
. . ' " 'Wtflbnd‘mm'Nf _.
.FfQI‘BVPWBIBEMds'
A usinese Training School for both sexes. Book
keeping, Banking, Penmanship, Telegraphy, Short.
hand, ypcwtiting, etc. lhonnghl taught. i'rcsi
debt may be interviewed at the college after Aug-
25th. Catalogues sent on applimtlon. jy?
A. S. FERRIS,
J E W E L E R .
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
80 South Halls IL. south lorwalk.
GE 0. JELIF‘F E,
U N D E RTAK E R.
32 liorth lulu street, South Norwelk
Open at all hours. The serviccem‘ an hamlets!
and Funeral Director secured. myl i y
‘ JollNTfiifll'f. '"
Formerly manager of Fartington'r maxim. has
0 ned a
Meat Market
In W Ai. Ayrss’s'orc. No. 2'1 North Slain eltcet.
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meals at low prices.
‘
Vegetables in their season.
sol.“
A one“ STOCK
PERSIAN
INSECT Paula
I have more than I went. and villi cll'cr it at a very
low price, wholesale and retail.
.THE STEAMERV'MEDEA."
p POPI'LAR PRICES-South Norwalk to New
FINEST
SUMMER BESflB'l‘
mm: c on l:-—~«
LONG 181A! 1) SOUHD.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
Fliilfiiii'l'.
«"v r. '. 1.; [5-1
“A, monotonous}... "new
horbL POINT!
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Daily Manhole South llorwalk to m Point
and Bell I. (2—10.30 a m., use p. in. 2.10 p. m.,
3 B) p. m.. 5.10 p. in
room noroa role-r.
m. to booth hurwalk.
u as
a
E
vvvwrs
a sea;
I I to Wilson Point and South Norwnlk.
reo- nru. uunn.
. to Wilson Point.
to South Norwalk.
. to Wilson Point and South Nerwalk,
. lo Bomb Kora slit.
2 to Wilson Point and South Nomsk.
_¢m clams-gas;
68381538 SSSEbS
55
BEBE
mu meson solar.
. to Bell Island and boron Pelnl.
wov- vvnvrs-
sees
ease
in Bell Island and South Somalis,
.. .. .. ..
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Bell Island 9 :10a, in. for South Norwalk.
I‘m—e South Horwnlk for Roton Point and Bell
gslfiod to this. in, 12.30 p. m. 2.00 p. in. 3.31) p. In,
.I p. in.
Leave flctou Point for South Norwaik it fit) a m ,
115 .m .t-tbp m- llbp m..(620to [tell Island
and 'xleon Point), 5 39 p. in , last trip.
Fare one way. 15c; Excursion Tlckatc. 25:
The leden will stop at Doric-“v Point. on any of
itaroruier tripe, when there are passengers to get
on or oil
The laden may
lions at reasonab
lo the Captain.
3 page gop—
I.
q
0
be engaged for loonilzht hour
2 ram Terms upon application
mytl II
To New York in less Two floors and
a lie".
CAPT. PIE” It. BYXBBB.
Willrommenosmaklng Dally Trips to New York.
Comlort, Safety and Speed.
York. single mp, to cents: excursion 60 cents. On
site
gainer. Juan 18th,
Thee earner will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
limit: train leaving South Norwnlk at s ‘27 I.
m lleturntng lave New Yo'k. Pier 46. last River,
footof Jeflereon strut,“ 300 pound foot of
strest,laetriver at in p.m.,rouneet-
ing with trains: Wilson Point. For ticket- and
FLY PAPER,
Sticky and Poison.
EXTR-A c-rsi
For making Root Beer, all kinds.
SODA WATER
Then-.19 no need for me to my ”1}“:an about
the quality. Its ration was established on; 1
o. “straws tell w leh way the wind blows." and i
t e crowds at In fountain prove conclusive y F
where the best
brand new Flavors. I! you haven't tried them yet,
now is a good tlme.
CONFECTIONERY
A choice line and reasonable prices.
CIGARS.
imported and Domestic. The largest variety 0!
one goods in liorwalk.
HALE,
1115. DBUlGGiM’.
r . 1’. - ‘g . ~ '
”imflflhfmfil ,
Brick, Lime. (lament.
Blu . Stone. Etc.
Mbifjil, liackawauna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesoarre Goals.
Yardlfoot of Washington and Hart
drell streets. Branch ofloo at Stilem
ling Store Mlnl
Wllflliiilfll— m
”marine“.
meflhMN-em
'rortante.
lions om Poultry i was.
More Delivered Prsnptiy.
“Wartime-Inert.
o .-
‘ United mates In re. can lie
p Bth’hl “one?
leto belouud. a number on 10"
further Information y to I. I). BUST Agent
Vice herldenl and General lanager. god go‘lizh
street. Sew York. 1a2l ti
IIOUSA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
0153113! 8 NORWALI DIVISION.
Corrected Jone mh. X890.
Passe-est Trains.
WU'I'H.
'..v. Norwalk. Lv. Bo. Norwslk. At. Wilson Point
inner. 756mm. amen.
7 ” 8 '27 " s as "
mm .. it: 1:, .. “:3; ..
0i . m. p. Ll. p. I.
1 > p“ ‘ w as ‘ m
ti it " lire-l 02! " line can “l'x‘d
”I” be at am ta H 615 N as
“‘7 Is as ‘0 m o. as low as H
arms.
:33 a. m.
. II.
p NOIVI‘II.
Lv. Wilson Point Lv.8o. liorwalk Arjtcrwalk
.5 .. ”5 .. .. 5“ ..
I to " it is “ 9 I: a. at.
120! " 12 in p. m. in ”hm.
lw "Hired RIO “lined 216 ed
a as p. m. 5 l7 “ 5 ‘12 m.
600 " b” “ d 31 ‘
mo “lined iOB ”lined mallard
runner.
9 8 a, at b so a. I
a bi p.es s all p. is.
’ Mam Irina.
Leave for Pttlsaeie.
{Ava-ex ,
l0.
ion-.Il
ton nulls?
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5 a. m.
r.
l
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m Ilium.
Horse Buyers
. Womconetantlyro-
gluon bin” no '
to purposes.
You will find the I'll-
not ooaonnna. the
BEST menswear. the
answers woman
and alto other the
BEST mm or
8A1! 803338 in rain-
field County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
For», can be suited
nuns. All Horses sold
by this establishment
crewman
ill. 11. reasons.
ZEN & KNUBEL“
Scofie
Hamburg, trimmed, at
fast colors, per yard,
“Honesty is the best policy.”
what we preach.
NO RWALK.
slim-so
DRUGGIS'I‘.
Do you shave yourself? If
so, we have a word to my to
you about Razors. You may
buy any make and not be suit-
ed, as cutlery is never, at all
times, satisfactory. We guar-
antee. every Razor we sell to
suit you, or the price will be
We also have a
refunded.
complete stock of Strops,
Brushes and She ring Soaps.
Maw—#-
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.
Dihlll'"‘ifim-Smck
Point with pride to their ice
trade. Why? Because as the
- cars 0 on we sell more too,
Y
80 our ten must be well worth
having, as one lady costume.
said How is it that a good
number of people who buy their
groceries elsewhere come to us
or good tea? It is not nccee
sary that we should expose the
machinery how we do it. We
get there with “sweetness and
strength," that is enough. Not
a few have said: “You have
got good too here; honestly it
it better than I used to pay 70
cents for." We don’t want the
earth, nor do we expect to sell
all the ice that is need in town,
as “there is no accounting for
tastes," but we do think there
are seven chances in ten that
we may suit you better than
you are being suited if you will
try our too, 500 a pound.
llillll & lunmel.
JOHN D." DUFEIITY
AB'I‘I 8 'l‘ .
We! Wu was min! I
oily mane-masstonsnhteareaoneeaenega
nylon mo m1. ..
mwfiwn
Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchou or
Ladies’ Night Drmes, Fruit of the Loom
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
10 yds of our regular 150 Challis for 759
1 case of Dress Gingham, warranted
SOOF‘IELD e1)
—__“‘—
yt ' I v
S...
10 yds of l2lc Sateen for
We will sell good 10-4 Unbleached
Shooting at I
Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, as“:
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 21h
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms, 82,69 .
4&0 Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper. 82.69 ,
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another; we practice
HOYT,
SOUTH NOR WALK
16E 1-10
at
62in
lllllBalflIlllfl
Illflll‘flillll-
These Hams
colonial for
ulnar that will
mom.
Try them Try them
during these during these
hot days. hot days.
Mom: & Hum.
011,80 HOT.
4»
We appreciate the fact, and are odering the right kind
of goods iorthe weather. In
WHITE GOODS,
Victoria Lawns an India Linens,
All-Over Embroidery,
And Plouncings at Low Prices!
.. -._ ..§.._,ME..
Outings and Ginghams
In a large variety oi patterns, and at MARKED DOWN
prices that suit the people.
.00
In Hamburg Embroideries.
We have :1 very large assortment, comprising the line,
choice patterns which cveryludy likes, and the holder pat-
terns, in which you seem to get more for your money.
Warm nihilism
Mb Withil‘ illiiiillfimvpmgfi‘ l U U l l. 0 A U U |
Our Hosiery Stock
13 in mud shape. We can suit you there.
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We think our “J. & C." and Easilakc Corsets the best We
goods in the market.
We can give you “Thompson’s Glove Filling Corsets"
in all sizes.
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