' ‘ Pioner Book and Ladder company
. , iii-11.11115.
. gliindsdsslulnim
“ll liaiasdinthepiliosdtools.
Itsrlyto MIMI
to-ds
figures...“ that
willnortllwsatarlyI sad westerly
sail and New England
IIy weather. preceded rain,
tuiermai changes, fo owed
mend lower tem lure. On NI!
this P9“
aeouon and in Ne
ablympravall, with frogs-Rh? iii“
an
fig; winda',s followed
BEEN-n
_ an light
. “.mtly‘southerly.
Humane-semen.”
b it) 9.41
,4 goodly6 number of snappers are now
running in the harbor.
In advertising you went to reach pus.
sibhcnetemsrs, not merely people.—H.
S. King d: Bro.
Mllpurcbaae new uniforms to attend
the Portchestor parade.
Aparty of city young ladies, dressed
maTe attire, were out calling on some
OT their friends a few nights ego.
'-Ii’ruh milk by the quart every day
‘ at Theo. Knapp’ s old stand.
'Ianager Stanley has hooked Peck &
' Fursman’s "Uncle Tom’s Cabin” oom-
- pauy for the Opera House, August 28.
JoeephL. Jennings and family have
takenuptheirresidenceinW. W. Lee-
' tern new cottage on Golden Bill street.
The new Gsmswell fire alarm box No.
62 arrived this morning. It will be put
in position on France street early next
week.
lit-Conductor Street succeeds ex-
Captain A. A. Bette, of Nor-walk. as
manager of the Hoyt-Reed hat store in
Stamford.
The Rambling Wheelmen of Bridge-
portare phying pole at Parlor Rock to-
ny. Anumber of local wheelmen are
inattsndanoe.
Will Merritt, of Water street, who was
bitten by Mrs. Robert Allen’s dog on
Sunday evening, ieexperiencing no ill
elects therefrom.
‘ Apartyof city and borough people
assigning into camp at Comps for the
next two weeks. They will occupy a
large cottage near the beach.
The attorney who has charge of sov er-
al clairde against the French spoiiation
messy announces that some of them
may ponibly he paid this winter.
-If. S. Smith is making greet reduc-
tions in Ladies Ribbed Vests as follows,
12}, 19, 21, 25. lock at his specialties
on Saturday.
The Yale d: Towns factory in Stamford
is running overtime until 8 or 9 o’clock
in order to make up in a measure for
lost time caused by the moulders’ strike-
w—w—
Chief of Police Vollmer took a half
day of! yesterday and attended a slam
”like and picnic in Portchester, given by
aelub of grown up boys, as the Chief
puts it.
Assistant Engineer E. V. Baker, of the
South Norwalk lire department,who was
dentaly Injured one day last week while
inStamfcrd, israpidly recovering from
the elects oi the accident.
Amati-who wanted to be “fresh," in-
lulted a couple of ladies and their escort
on Belden avenue last evening. The
“New got his just deserts, however, and
I. new around town with one eye In
mourning. ......
, ltoosts the state of Connecticut $110, -
W annually for the support of her
“Manhunt” per day is im-
position the members for non-attend
“ratios-p. if they don't pay the
‘ Sail” will have to go sol-jail and
.Mlsnoappal allowed.
if“
road received notice yester-
day that they must personally attend to
”shunned lowering of gates at
~~ My, ‘andthat they must not have
M around their switch houses
flaunt-natty of dismissal.
' 'fiissennai picnic of 1111 farmers of
am county and Western Com
t will be held at Trinity lake on
'M, September 2. a number of
' WNW people are making pre-
psi-atla- to attend the great event.
. which usually attracts from 2,000 to
#000 hoopla- ”......“
«Tire elegant sewing machines to be
any at Smith Bros’. shoe
_ If ifsin street, Hawaii,
on each oi the following dates:
“00.11111. 10. 1.11.5, Feb. 17, March
a. a. person guessing the nearest to
its number of mot in 11.. jar will be
awarded the that machine. to be given
flay Sept. 30. Every dollar's worth
youMy entitles you to one guess.
W afternoon and evening the
m carnival in the harbor of
a u Harbor hotel at Greenwich,
:sid. marshmwhtohhsgia
of
Mt. consist a yacht
atahrses.
".to-"Mme:
hapssaasetlllamiaatsaheaia
,3, “WWW and switchmen oh the:
a.
We. nosswlllbegla at 1:00
o'clooksharp. ___________
Roddy Idiinaisis at work cleaning
thsboroegbcatchbaslus.
C. B. NW1 of friendsare
mat Compo'lieidii Who-3:"
chief theoldw have been re-
uni-...... is placing a new so.
I"Mdlal‘nigong in his residence on Union
South Norwalk is blessed with more
of its size in the land.
Contractor Leonard’s men repaired the
gate in the water main at the corner of
Wall and Water streets this morning.
Four races at the Driving Association
track to-morrow, including double-team
and free-for-all psoers. Music by Heine's
, A letter from 'Harry Stevens, of the
borough, who is at Asbury Park, stems
that things are booming in that city by
the sea. '
WE
Undertaker Jennings is in Weston to-
20 years.
Henry Cornell, accompanied by Wil-
liam Allison, sailed this morning for
Huntington bay, on a three days’ fiebing'l'm
excursion.
George Tait has bought the cetamlirsn
formerly owned by the Hillside school.
He will use it for a float, near Holmes d'."
Keeler‘s dock.
Loyola and lined B. are both out for
gloryand the money at Nor-walk. Both
are local pecers and we wish them eno-
cem—Hartiord Times.
Round trip tickets from South Nor-
walk to Niagara Falls for wheelmen who
intend to attend the annual meet of the
League will be 813. 90.
.—40doz. Children‘ s Black Ribbed Hose
for Alicia. a pair. ordinarily sold for .18
cte. a pair... At M. S. Smith’s.
Bethe! lodg’e, Knights of Honor, will
make an excursion to Coney Island on
Labor day, September 1, leaving Wilson
Point on the steamer Sirius.
This is the combination the New Hav-
en Palladium says is proposed: Ex-Gov-
ernor Waller for governor, and Wm. {Ln
Stevenson for lieutenant-governor.
D. P. Ely is among the first to take
stgpe to get rid of the elm tree beetles.
He has bad the trees in front of his real-
dence on Washington street scraped.
The oflicera of the recently organized
carpenters’ union were installed last
evening at the American Hechanice’ hall.
Delegates from neighboring towns were
present.
F. St. John Lockwood will move into
his new oflice, on Water street. on or
about September 1. " It is said that
Attorney James T. Hnbbell will occupy
half of it.
It is expected that the South Norwalk
fire department will make a good show-
ing at the firemen’s parade in Portcheeter
in October, as the members of the local
companies will blossom out in new uni-
forms.
Sarah, widow of the late Charles
Smith, died at her home on Orchard
street, yesterday noon, aged 63 years.
The funeral will beheld from her late
residence to—morrow afternoon at 4
o’clock.
Every fellow who likes a good time
should go to the watermelon feast at the
Y. KG. A. rooms this evening. There
will he watermelons and cream in abun-
dance and it is hoped that all the boys
will attend.
John Hubbell died at his home in
Weetport, yesterday afternoon at half-
paet three, from the eilects of blood pois-
oning. The deceased was a brother of
Lewis Hubbsll, of the borougb, and was
well known in town.
A certain intoxicated borough man
made himself obnoxious to his family
and the public last evening by ex-pound-
ing his political principles in the middle
of the street at an unseemly hour. This
is not his first time, either.
E. N. Jackson will play the organ at,
Trinity church,Lime Rock, next Sunday,
when the s‘urpllced choir of Trinity
church, Bridgeport, which has been
ear-ping outatvLahewcodywlll render
choralservioea morning and "oning.
. , . ,. , ,
bootblaeks, it is said, than any other city Tw
say“, inseam; 11.. runner; of (lattice f
' mistrial-died on Tewdayzlaatlapsd.
at
Conisiobsbaldatthaofdoaulnlnlt.
J. wort. lnGrssawieh, about August
Mtb.asdthcsewboarewellposted my
ltlsproposedatthat meeting tohavea
coetraetsigaedtogoforwardand oom-
pistetliarosd.
WANTED.
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0. lion an,
0 noon masses w%litbu€fltlhh
smidi'm “smallfii. careNOrwalk new
OAPASLE YOUNG Y (ANIMOAN) DI.
Astral asitustloa “3mm in small
familym «must drdsraeces.
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FOB SALETV
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COYIRID 1031838 WAGON, NIABLY
woharnessesandsoms barn tools for
niecheap'atNo. dlalnstreet. Norwalk. outlet
one DANIIAGI AND menses. IN—
gb of George Lockwood st yéqrfimil‘fi
‘ l
If
Howflec non-s we saw a?
ABLICPRI H AND ON
ALSOINVETNENT noses noses.
marinas. rams a conceit. ineur
anceAgenta. o to if
Wanddilfeet n
.0 ......“s.
an!
building l
Tww‘ifi'flhu App»:
TO LET.
A vertiasmentsunderthlsbead, not umedlngb
limitimemdtimcsmlweeksm.
PLIASANT ROOM. NRATLY FUBNXBBID,
A 1157 Spring street, South Norwalk. au233t
‘OUR BOOKS AT 45 SUNIlT STREET.
with city water. Inquirecn premiers au21,lw
URNISHKD FRONT NOON. WITHOUT
board, In! table for one or two gentlemen. with
vll I“of bath room. Inquire at No. a Court»
di
11:20 lw
0158]! ON BOTON SILL. 38‘: IN BOONB;
water in; complete order; possession at once
Mrs. lrsI’. Hoyt. Box 542.150. Norwsik
HOUSE 01’ N18! ROOMS. NEAR GUYBWS
stored..xly avenue; gondorder; 31201).
E. A.W
PABTIENTS IN NEW HOUSE“. CORNER
A South Iain and Henry annotations of four
five and six rooms. Stationary
cold water. stationary wash tubs. &c. rents flu and
$15 Possessionatoacc. Apply ioW Tonnes.“
Lockwood llg. C.,o or Taylor A: Golden.) 8311111
elk. :1
ROOMS 0N RAYMOND STREET. lNQUlitl
at Volk Hat Pac ory.jy19 if
FROIIMO APRIL let, on amour: PLACE
door drercouisaud two rooms in 3:11;!
sgle
ranges for hot and
B. Seymour.
A PLEASANT RON] IN A CONVINTINT
locality is oflernd to m who would like to
visit Wasumgmuaoaie the winter or
. Ill-I. IL
31um IMIILN. W.. aahi:giou.D.C. hilt!
STORAGE.
m,srchandise fur—
Pm nlture, “askingwuorage rates. i611 brick building near
steamboat dock. wigs ll tld.
Id Water street. South Norwalk. accommodail one
after September suit lw
$200 REWARD.
RIWARO OPlell bede by the Town
A ofNorwaIk loan perse- l’uruishlne within
ninetyda from this aldencc eniIlcient to
procurel arrestsndcouvlcllou of the noun:
is or
reuse who have caused any incendiary
Nous town within the thirtyda s I .psstst
WILLIAM B. lllNDTl CK. .iSelectmtu
FRANKLIN A. TOLL
Hansel. 11.1111 'i Norwalk.
Norwalk, August '1'. 1800. _
Waivers! for a Special City lilcet-
lug.
To William \'oll1ner,ksq., freeman. of the City
of 8011“!an
ch suiborliy vested in me as Mayor. and by order
councilmai.
Board of command you to
oI'venotlccminsoles-loner said cit. that a tity
will he held at the (launch 12 be: in said
slim c‘cloekp. 1a.. onibe ”1'23“ hang
it for the purpossof spprmr st
alameetiug of the common Council held
at theI Council Chamber on the lath-my of August.
1 ,s lock p. in. ordering anth mm;
the paving of last Washington street. West Wash-
8
9mm"“121“!in {gamma} Norwalk Conn. this
i as
n' " an'lvm' mucox. 111101.
This is a true copy of the orlglnl warrant.
Aim HWTLLIAI
VOLLISB.
solo a freeman of said city.
NARTBA I Ba'l'l'lBBON. l
nfblorwaik , l
i01der of Notice
AARON B BATTIRSOV,
of partsun Make
Stateofconneclicnt. lairdeld County, as ,Brldge—
port. a 1 a 1') 11m
Cponl toi'thc .1111 amass. sum
son,prayi fwrtasonslbsrwlnset set.iortb (cradl-
vorcsud c orchild .returnablel'olheonper
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ty, that the
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A
Isékd the Superior Court for [airfield County.
-—Tf you want a new buggy‘or spindle...“
or a second-hand boggy or spindle, call
at Wright d1 Flynn' . Bargains in every-
thing.
The ladies of the Norwalk Ccngrega- '
tioual churchare very busy preparing
for abazasr to be held at the Opera
House sometime in the near future. The
proceeds are expected to considerably
reduosiha debt resting upon the new
chapel.
E.T. Buttery and family, of Beacons
Falls, UL, formerly of Norwalk, are in
town for a few days. lir. Battery is the
late president of the Beacon Falls wool-
mmilhaudfleptemberlhetakeechargs ' ‘ “"
of theGermanla woolen mills at Holyolrs,
lass. W
The Housatonlc Railroad yesterday rs-
~tal the rebqtlon of fraight for ship-
mao Albany and all points West over ,‘
the New York amen.) Western 111113111
overtheOsntrai hasnot bssntaken by
the Nominate of late, owing to the
strike.
Thesdvsrtisemsntsars an important
featursufsverypaper. Thswomen, who
are the financiers of every household.
mooniaethisso thoroughly that they
nsvsrfiiahhshassdsysofiasaingsny.
withoatiookliigattha news-
psasr, inseam they can parents
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0’ WHAT-l.
32800 IN FORBES
our: annular) ENTRIES.
THREE FAST RACES EVERY DAY.
.pooaml Train...
leave South Norwalk for lbs
“Twat-urn the races at 115 p n
and the
firm-ammo
unneelin'wllhthelm
mefmnew York. and 1110 ac-
ionwalmmlowflavemwhich leaves
P Mia»: the“ Fair5 Grounds foradoatb Roswell: 3111M .11
commew meson-11
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MONDAY, SE.PT l.
EXCURSION FARE, 60 CENTS
gouthlaave Norwalk at 81:10 a. n1.,returu1'ng ‘yy
unveihineylslandat 5:...00pm Bechmanstmt.
NewYcrk atb: «in 111. Ind Thirty lrst streets:
6p. m.arrivingatSouthNorwalks19p. m 11:13
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
82 North lain street, South Norwslh-nd
Open at all hours. The services of an mealmar
and Funeral Director secured. myl iy
Nilllll Busillll 6011828!
STANFORD, CONN.
BEOI’BNS SEP'l'BlBl-lll. 3d.
A Business Training School for ma seas-.300
keep lauk Peumanshlp,Telegra hr slim-
hand. wri't'i'fg,sic.,tborcughlytang Til. ' Pres!
dent may beinlsrvlewedat Co (,ollegsaftsr
51h. Catalogues sent on application. 117
JACOB NI. LAYTON,
sallstateanduonseaeent. Generallnsuraae’e
—Plre. Li's “dd Accident, Ocean
Sleams shots-Cabin audSteerage.D1ana
for El and upwards and Honey Orders to all parts
or 9“." Public; acknowledgements
ghee. lrusd Ticker. Baggage Checked to Des
“3?" as water-gro- arrest. 11m to Post once.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
lNSUatl is
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co...
unseat). COIN
man. why as you llve,when on
haven t chances when "mining twenty yer’trs.‘
Why not take an Informant Policy for yourself if
you live. for your heirs if “you die?
38. US OIIIDTIU. Agent.
m l! I'm-TLC Conn
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Sonatina aSpscialty.
89 South “All It" loath lorwall.
GEORGE H. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Punishing Undertaker.
language” 1 linearly street. Telephone
Call.
dsom 303'” SAVINGS BA“
5],!thng Street.
20. i in i p. as
as oaSai'
mlmwi’l will“
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[LINAPPM lat. 'aeo'f‘rsas
REMOVAL!“o
I wish to inhale my patrons sad the public in
' ,ssnersl t'orehalishaiopenmymal
Corner lliyriew Avenue and 'l
Cedar Street,
mayhem, 1.73 .. ...1:
mumsm'sfi'd'm'eaeius-m'i'y'wm‘fi'
that leaks ap alrst—eisss
sale as
28 Iain St... So. liorwslk.
Milli, Fill], Ulillli,
lmti, Valhalla. Poultry til
OfAllIlalsInMSaflI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
assilsra ass assess...
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SUMNER BESNBT
————:1om:—_
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new awareness. THIS
season.
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NINTENNTNN & KNNBEI.
PIOPRIIPONS. myfl
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,”
can. as. snowman.
TIme Table
Dallytri frumSoulhl'orwalk to Solon Point
andhell Ens—Wamissoamuop 111..
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8388 EEO
Norwalk. .
Wilson Paint and South Norwalh.
new new
Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
mar WILBO‘I sores
in liell island and lloton Point.
n'inlialllslqdaaddouthmrwslk.
SUNDAY YTRIPS.
lllalandQZIlaaifchoathNorwalk.
uthm'waikfor Baton Point and Sell
an. atop. a1..2.oOp.na.a lip s1,
rellotouPohitforSonthNorwalkllmam
andNVm .Rihp m. 415nm. .(dlitollelllsland
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“CAPE CHARLES "
CAPT. PIE!) L BYIBBB.
Will resilience making Daily Trips to New York.
Comlort, Safety and Speed.
POPULAR PRICE—donut Norwalk to New
York. single trip. tootsie, excursion to cats. 01:
HONDAY, JUNE 16th.
ThesesmerwilllwnWllaoa Point on
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further information
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'xmfim General Integer. .sss’meosta
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COTTAGE, TWIST,
RYE, GRAHAM.
VIENNA,
’ NONE IADB A SPECIALTY.
A Variety of Pics and Cakes.
ICE 033A! ENTERED AT “.11
HOURS.
OUR CANNES ARE WE BEST,
Mnlhwmaugsm
mean-imam
ATNNTNI i 60.
_We advance the price of
Lebanon Creamery Better to
24Noents a pound. It now
costs 25 cents a pound to buy,
P
and at our price it is cheap,
asany ope can see. We are
selling lots of it with great
satisfaction to all concerned.
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13‘1.VL" ".. as U. 1:} .1. PM
.1 masts m.- a bonus. .0 zloalcr
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1'
Try Plat'eted’s Little Laxative
Pills, only 15 cents.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
Perfumery is always in sea-
son. We have a very large
stock of all the leading odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought—Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er it Co. Try them.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwslk.
Try Plal'sted's Jamaica Ginger,
4oz. bottle 25 calls.
. JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST. 5
Pas-stint West Tasty-third stress. law!
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Attend the Snell Ruthless College
and will ahaswlslperbadas- that
will dummies Pail ass- a.
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MINIMAL
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are 1a..9639532”:21112331231323112333 seam
mammalian-1.111111”.
A. B. BIRCHABD, Principal,
lull ”anal—mm“.
JOHN BAIT”,
Pas-n 111 ‘s .
WWW marinas»
Meat Market
”filmmala'fl” misl- ans.
All [lads of Fresh. Bait and
Smoked lostsat low prices.
initialilesiathsirsssssn.
m
R.
F,
LedgeWood Farm Bottled Milk,
Extra Fine Creamery Butter,
Hazard’s Boneless Sardines, ,
Hazard’s Mayonnaise Salad Dressing,
R. R. Boneless Chicken Turkey,
R. Boneless Ham 0X Tongue,
Soueed Mackerel,-
A. Eerris’ Boneless Bacon,
Sugar Cured Home and Pig Pork,
op. ~
illilillls ll. SETMNNB’S
33 Washihaton (Street.
'l'lll Bes Ennis 1.11111 Prices.
llilllTS ANNE SHEEN
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIALTIES :
Our Sarah Kid Ladies’ $2. 00 Shoes are the finest ever oflered in South Norwalk,
Ladiee’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladiea’ French turned and wells at prices that
will asionish you.
A full line of Ledies’, Children's and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
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