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CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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84 WASHINGTON
WE SELL DELICIOUS
8ch Water!
MADE WITH
”Pure Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS
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THING NICE.
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We havelust Received
: FBPMTHBMILL A CASE OF
SPECIAL
' ""‘“‘:WEDDING
STOCK
Octave Size, llIIleIl or Plain.
IN NEAT. BOXES, WHICH WE WILL
' BELL AS LONG AS THEY
LAST. AT
25 Cents Each
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Blank Books
. It: &
BencIaISIaticnery .
IS LOMPLETE AS USUAL.
IIIITI’I'ITIIEIed,
. Druggist.
43 Washington St. Schematic
“'sIo
Reward
. _' “m“...—
lo the teeny triends cl lcratcnil:
IenlIcIIarsinllcld
II; ‘
AWN m muons ll mmwlllln
be given iotbe person who will More July
the In. I“. send me the moat routine and
explicit mllmonlll letting forth the medle-
lafivfillelaodcurativenuwflelot
Loxatonik.
notwhatlt hudona for-you. Tattl-
llarlted tolliiworda inorder that
Wand doctrin- III-I
.l'rolmW.C.Mo Ill Johnm
'I‘IIE EVENING SENTIN EL.
JANE GOLDEN. alto? and Proprietor.
Mir-1m ,6 on Imonihe.
$115.1 mopth. “ohm? o$figi3a= 'Innu.
w armour; yogic- A
1' Notion of m.mmmo of all
kinds, toultldt on «dwelt-lore in charged.
and notices calculated lopromole pfimte
interests. ml when an odna'lt'ecmenl
'ofamc am" in admiring columns,
are char-pod {or at regular mice. 10 mix
a line. ‘
"1.131- a? nut-runs"—
Remaining uncalled for at the following pont-
oiilces for the week endlnn Aug. 5. 1m. Per.
sons calling for any of m letters will plane
say they are advertised:
South Norwalk—lra Ellen Thom II. Miu
Jessie 1!. Mn. Navy harm ire Kate
is Delia
Mot-phonon. 3cm. lehe
Wehalc. Minuulu ”Ernest.“ .Bacholder.
Lhumflmw l’. land hire. Juliian
Edmond Edwl n Emu-Inc
lloIvl ley, Thus
l} rltneo. II. 9 Chatllold. Wm. Havens.
Norwalk-Mrs. D. B. Da Rev. 8. 8. Der-
ter. Ezra M. Flatt. II. E. San ord.
linlatnro Almanac tor to-Inomvv.
Sun Rim Sun Sot- lllfh 'I'IdeiM Low Tide
at 4:55 at' I12
New York flmld Weather Tor-cut.
In this diatrlct tIHlay clear. warmer weath-
er will probably prevull. with fresh or light
westerly and southerly winds. followed by
some cloudineu and warlbly by ruin. On
Sunday fair, slightly warmer weather will
probably prevail. with southerly and westerly
winds accompanied by local rain. and on Mon.
day warmer. fair weather.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and The“ Theme: In Sort-elk
Church“ 'l'o-nmrrow.
Sor'rn Know In: (‘ovonm Inn“ II Wrei
rII'II-nuo and West streets. No ~rttind pnIItor.
ScrIiII-s lit!) a. In. and 'l-JI p. In: Sun.
Ila) hclqul. i: m. Young Puvwn Iuntin at
0.40 aubjea I 'Whom Shall Pm“
try-lites Elia RIIIIIbo. ltI-I. Rnswil'i‘. llali.ot
(lrtenvvlcli. will preach morning and evening.
Son-II Sputum: {lit-moon". West avenue.
nI-nr Garner. Kev. H. E. Borne». Juror.
Prom-hing. it?!” n. m. and 11.1! p. m.: . undny
.‘k‘lioollfllill.
Em Amt: ltmonurr. near VIInZanIir
Ivonne. East \‘orwalk. Rev. 0. If. l‘cu.
tor. l’remhi'nghrmmmJnd 'mnnu . on-
day III hool. I: In.; young people‘ a meeting Ball
p. In.
Nor—m Not: an Rumor. Wat avenue. near
Pine street. v. Archibald Whrutuu. tut
Preaching. Ilka) n. In and Eli :1. III.: .rInday
IIIboImIl. l2m.: Y. I’. S. l‘ F..prnyrrmwting.6:. .II
pm Morning lubjcct. The Authority of
'hr‘lat ” lord' II supper after the sermon.
Eur-ping nuhject. ”Quench not the Spirit "
Tumrrr Erraoonr. West «not and Fair-
Rev. Olin llalt
Morn-
lemon mat Inl in. In.
Evening Prayer at
field at cutie.“ South Norwalk.
kf’fm tut.“
ing aycr.
Sunday mkflm l3.
.JI p III.
horrwkur Comumnmsu. corner Park
and Louis ntroell. Rev. 1‘. K Sable, l). l)..
. Shires a! lit!!! II. m. and .Slip. m:
i’ 5. t‘. E. meeting. wp. In. Morning
subject. ”Sabbath Observance Ind National
Pmupérlty.‘ In the rvenin there wliibc I\
midsummer praise service. I» choir will be
doubled and the Male Quartettc will assist.
Everybody welcome.
Know .ILII )hnuomevr. West and )iott ow-
once. Re". George \'an AM) nI. ii. [I tor
Berth-m lit'li II III. and L'II p In; Min-lay
uhIml I2 In.: ”North League Illt'tllii‘. 6.1
‘I.
SIIIIWIIJI Bill'nsn'. lion! nu-nue. rum-mite
Green. llcv. Y. E. Robbins. pumr. Ser—
v~.lIe.~ billiard. and 7:.” .m.; Sniulnyarhml.
i.‘ m.: temperance “be" rat. J a In; young
mph" II lrnnetln . ornlng Imb-
Im “lin Wbmhmolkln: Itching sub-
jI-gt,‘ Chrlatltlftnl CD. "
Gut": Erin-nun fielder: I‘l' one and (‘i'm
Mfl‘fl..\-lglu. Res. 8.“. “'natki rector.
Morning yennon Mnunton moon
at iItJlIaJn. nday llebool. lsttllln. III-venlng
Prayer-III normal! LII p. In. All are wel
borne.
:‘vr. nu”: Erntconi. Chun*IIrIrI~t-t.oppo-
stir tin-limo. None-ll. v. .tIraiIam.
ru tor. Divlne Invite with Holy I ‘ornrnunlon
andoe III. Subtract t'll"\\
noon. “10m
Sunday when). Bill mu; ”Divine semifinal with
sermon III In pm )1":-
Mn Through he Little” hinxrothc lip“.
l-‘ree elitiuva and awrdiniwch-om
M MAIit‘l. ILC r of \l but avenue
andt lItreelJlorwal. Rev. W. J.5 5ioI-
Iun. pan or d a. m; ('blldren'a
low Mans."
Mane.lfliarn.;l!l§hlllau.llr1)arn.:\'eatrrl.
”Plum
onnrr (MAI VWlavonne. Eur
Norwllk. llor.ll.ll.1‘uI-krr,panlor l’reaIiI-
lng. titan. Imand 'zfl IL: 5nd” ocbml
I: to. .. my" and rervlm. cm p In.
Eur Smut ALI smut! COKGUIGA’I’IONAL
iltrvemlde avenue. luv. 0.: Andemn.
“Maura. andimpmr .; Iro-
tiny other-II. no II. II.
srmrnwoon Error: Plum. Ely avenue.
South ‘iovvraik. that!!! no In.- .
or. ”Jam the lud‘o mall-ibmrduum VI" ll- ll.
(taut-rune.“ Cur-II. (’burch Ilmt.nou
'l'aylorovaane. My school at Mp. In.
Yoqu Inn‘- Cwntlrtn MA‘IIOI."
Blbhchnuapmmoocmloaatlp. In
ICAINAIV‘QA . lion-"Quin ntanl Build-
hkhthavekllllrmted tnact an PM
Idol- l'rlletobenwardmllulrt.
ctcc church,
rum: BOIUAIII. a.
lame _. Bargains!
on
Waflorhnrliofleal'ani‘im. ll
llthreflochrlcterollunr-Joave. Wer-
l‘I‘fflfln “well”. 71‘. Int. ”.3
. “I. ,
we... .2...“ -.WM.
I
.ml. Dela Ila" mrulieflerum.
mm. to M. tho I...
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Wrens m5. mourn.
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“lemmiunflnbu: Inn
mmmwmmm.
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ultimo! “a hr
mid-Imam!
“at
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flittmbuytJtl'I-illlmaaumr
“WIS.
Whintreota. Novwril k.
p. In: wear hing. 7:»
“Avalon Intent" no.
not. itmafk.
Milo!
II-hool. o. It: m??? frugal-gr. t p. m.
“lira. when...» on the It. and It.
A new thaws «the Murry and
WWII Wait
road willphnodl unload-y. 'l'be
lianbory New. giver the following
chum:
'I'nin now due at Denbnry ll 1:20p.
to. will arrive at. 1:10 p. In. loave-
Bouth llarwalk lie/w York mine
outcome.
Train nawdue at Dauhury at 11.4le
unwrll bedue nitJ-‘i making
«auction-t Submitters-1k with“)
4:45 In. ‘atlalo .nncon—
Whvhgfln‘ Nor-
walkatbrtli an «allele-
ttonunddue ewY at Input.
for «tulip.
antplnlronllew arrive-Dom
. arrl flow
I-ec-mrm r.
ohm-ammo. I ma.
Mill’f‘ll NOBWA LII.
What the People of liar Olly an Doing
and Baring.
Everett Toilets. of East Nurwnlk. is
now employed in the other 0! llotch,
Bailey d: Co.
The (lilo of Thom Kippirr for martin
in): his wife has been continued for two
works It will probably be will-«l.
~Slmuldorotoak itic. pound III New
York market. 13 North Main strwt
The annual picnic of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school of New Canaan
will be held next Thunrdny. tit. Halon
Point.
The Reynolds club. of New York will
be at Rolon Point. tomorrow. Monday
the celebrated lobster club, of Mt. \‘I-r—
non, will come to the Point.
-Pure ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
John Urbou. tho Hungarian arrested
for breach of the peace, pleaded guilty
before Justice Townsend yesterday after-
noon, unII was lined $1 and mute, which
he paid.
Miss EdnL Hall of New (Hanson n
graduate of the Normal School. Who has
many friends in South Norwnlk, has
been engaged to teach in tiIcgrndI-d
school at Simtford.
Edward Mecrlmltz. formerly of East
Norwalk. a well-known halter, died
yesterday at his home in Brooklyn, aged
twentydour years. The remains were
i brought to South Norwalk- today.
——lJlIickI-II, lamb. vcal, mutton. fresh
pork and choice beef at Now York mar-
ket, 13 North Ilium street.
From II reliable source. says the Ridge-
field Prim. we learn that J. Howard
King has sold to ex‘tlovcrnnr lnumr
bury twenty-live non-II of land moth od-
joining George lmnsbury‘a End Ridge-
cottages.
This promises to be an nuspitiom dot
in the history of the Knob Outing club.
During the afternoon there will lit‘
aquatic amusement» and this owning n
hop. Carryall. will leave Solmono’ slob!»
at 7:1!) for the accommodation of mem-
bone and invited gown.
~I’rnnk B. Parker, war of Sulmnnn‘
stable. 35 yenno' cxwricucc in ox Idiot:-
ing. Facilities for doing it in thc quirk-
cIIt [kissible manner. Inta-rfI-rim: um (I
spwialty.
last owning I'lmrles Scary rank» to
)Irn. Ellen Murphy on (“walnut sin-ct.
mistaking her for more one I'll'll‘. Shc
mteIIIIiIII'IbI-rty nod Mike Robinson
proceedcd to punch hoary. making
quit». a disturbance. Ilotb young men
were armtedund this morning Justiw
Townsend lined each 8‘2 and «rats, which
wu paid.
Mr. III-Idea. of \"mlllil’l, and Mr.
Knoblock, of New York, expect to eurely
speak in the Union Gospel Tempe-runn-
llotonn mociation hull towwrrow after-
noon. Tho former’e subject will be.
“(homing the War of the Rebellion
with the War Against Rum." and tho
latter will IIpoak on " 'lntrmpcrance in
the City." Them will be good singing.
mThlII week only. chamber mite uta
great raluction—w suite for #2.}; kid
units for 831 and .18 unit: for fill. All
other high grade suite in proportion
D. Stow.
A very onjoyublo pmgm-Iivc cuchm
party was given by liar Adel» Spar-Id-
iug. of Stanford, laot evening. l‘arde
were played until twelvvo’clock. when
allnc collation marred. liaitlpuuld-
ll»; proved a charming boom Ind a
delightful Ilene wan bad by all. Ammg
thou pro-Int wen Percy Bworde and
Junta ll. lltchellm! South Norwalk.
moi-out '91. Booth llovwalk lllgh
School. took a wagon-III ride My
tolllack Rook. where they partook of
neliovedlunenadweni in barium, re-
tornipgln the evening. The when
of the clot-are lint-II Edith 0mm.
Kittie Reynolds, llay Diver. Ilay Richy,
Kalle Hannah. and Inn. W. ll. it.
Iii-brow. John Podium and Fiddle
Tim-I.
-—-JIIIIIIIII Brown dot-II painting, paper
imaging and [moral jabbing. Order
ebblapoetoflloe. P.0.addme, No. B
[lull-nil Itroet, South Norwalk, CI.
W. W. Ito-tut Ind wife. of ilouth
Norwalknpentthcinoet of lent week‘e
but well. III-lilo; in the family of W. J.
Ticket. for the excursion to tho Thou»
and Islands. which leave» on tho lfith
but, are now on pole at l‘lIIiIIch‘II drug
store.
—-Pol roast 5c. npound at III-II i’n'rk
market. 13 North Main since.
The "horn! whys" (Vi'i'l’lhg “llII-l'ln-
Icrlor of the country still IIIcuoII-n thin
net-lion, but its iIItI-mity will be felt next
neck.
; 'ZOI.’
J. I’ I-‘rnncio is having ahrmd stnnd
wreclcd on Washington street, whore
III-ine'o hand will give a concert Monday
evening.
Quito a large party of Wiltonitcs have
engaged a cottage at Bell Island and
will spend the last two weeks of August
at that pleasant resort.
——Pure coffee with pure cream. 5c. .
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Joseph Klinofeltor and his 200 pounds
of avoirdupois attracted wnsidcroblc ab
tentiou yesterday. while out examining
A ll. Judeon'egoute.
Martin link-s. Jr.. & t o.. rewind yI-sv
tcrday by boat,12ll bales; of burn skin»
from Germany and twenty bales of nu-
trio akin front South America.
Rey-43. )l. Sellec '5 present engage-
ment will not permit of his otlicioting in
Trinity church until one week from in.
marrow. "to place in this church to-
IrIorr-Iw will. consequently. lw otherwise
tilled.
Scwral Odd FI‘IIOWS of New Canaan
will join Butler Lodge. of South Nur-
Ivoik. ucxt Monday evening. mid copy
I. trip acre-u tho Sound to Visit the
Nurtlipurt lodge. A grand good time
is expected.
.‘Inz. Sarah CanfieId, lllOII‘ll‘l’ of Mn.
I'harlcs II. Wheeler. of Orchard street,
died this morning about it o'clock. aged
ninclywthrmI yonra. The funeral will be
bold Tuesday morning at It) o'clock from
the house. Interment at Irwlslnmfl. Y.
Budd I‘kyble broke the record of the
\an’t‘fiilfll’ track yesterday by pacing a
Inilein 2:1734. Th» III’L‘I’IOII'I reoonl.
2:?!) :H, was made by Jewell laud June.
The'ylltlilt‘ «lay Robert J. hmlm lhI‘ lint.
faintmrk would by pricing 5 mile in
9:09-14.
'I'lwro will be It coIIvr-nlion of lhe'
county mmmissiom of the state at
Rockrille on August 24. A bInI‘IIII'veI
meeting will be held at It o'clock In the
"turning. All," IlIIIuI-l the visitor» will
be driven about the town and up to Lake
Sitipaic.
——lIImI-_v InvI-Ilund dollars saved by
buying your moot-I III New York market,
'l'lIcfarI-fur the round trip to l’urlor
Rock to attend the Sunday school mlly
will be eighty-line cents. or sixty mph-
to Bridgeport. and an excursion ticket
over the lIouIIntmIic for twenty—lire
cents. All friends of the Sunday rt‘honl
mcnlitled to the mluctiun.
eion to the grounds is free.
Admis-
(‘olonel Front and Adjutant t‘roful
worn at the slate camp ground ynstcrday.
completing arranxcmonto for the Fourth
regiment. They were I-ntcrtuinul with
(icrrcml Haven. at tho l'nptnt. Home,
New London, by Colonel A. l'. Tylt'l', llle‘
n'cently elm-led colonel of the Third rcgi-
meat.
The Iron louldm' band. of .‘lonlh
Norwalk. is expwwd to come to New
(fanaim 31'1““!!!th evening: to vieit
tinnewbandlwru. lfthey wine they
will givcanbort mncort on the public
equate. Joneph l'I-vry. the It‘llwrof the
Now Canaan band. ilnltto the leader of
tho South Norwnlk bonds—Now (noun
Hmong".
'l’licllntnxmllght excursion by the
Mum‘flevrle B." will take placo thin
evening. the boat leaving the wharf at
lio'clock. Alter a ten-mile all down
III-Sound. aetopwill bomadoat Rotor:
Point, when tho mam will remain
until itio’clock. There will be dunéiog
In the pavilion and a plea-ant time in In
IIton-forall whomom timwul.
~th mono, 12,14. III. Is on...
pound» new York market. ill ilorth
“little“.
tlmryrnm George II. I‘mie‘ hone
bee-me It thoracic-North
Ilium thb ”lanthanum.
When oppoelto ll. Mich rclgar don
Peter Inlerwae thrown out. elrlking on
bleleeadontheeldevvalkhudwum
whatbrul-d. MdhsnMwhowu
ahoiulhemnuoueededinaoppia.
theauirual near fiAWwdward‘eM
deuce. mmwahrokeu.
Theoloereut tkocnyofAilIInyII-d
Immammmm
lag. ltieoneolbirdtrtleetouliune
porterwhon ltlellmetorlng thobelie.
theflretmoldhlch-houidringattm
native Mallets. Till-morning the
“brill-a3 at'l:,15butuothlagwae
Minot ituutlltbeaewnd bottom
new I. IIII¢III In. Them
fiwflmh-andltmm
“Ml-Wemudfe
ma mules fat. The only perm
whodttluntulflrthejukomtbepu»
mwhoealfgfllhefl mandala-none-
tenant-ii only
;is~,' “ Ilhallics.
outings
Fine Grades 01' Ginghams iOc. .
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams I2 l-2c.
Persian
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STREET. SOUTH
snIIIIILII IIIIIvs. ’
A tin-"y Iludgot of Item: From the
ltorouth End of Town.
, Rev. C. 8 Wing will preach to the
Nor-walk Methodist church tomorrow.
William Button, 01 Wildinpony Rims
mnlintcd and been appointed that scr-
gI-ant. by Captain Roan.
——lleaoonublo price-m at Inne'a depot
notnumnt. Open 1“,]?!th
t‘nptniu I’n-derick llanford and some
of the members of tire Alpha Wheel club
wheeled in Seaside Park and return lust
evening. . ., _
Rev. 8. 1‘. Graham has made arrange-
ments to take tho boy choir of St. Paul's
church down the harbor on no outing.
August. 18.
The-annual picnic of the Iron Mould-
crs' union. No. 209. is in progress on the
Fair Grounds this nftemoon and will
continue this evening.
Selectman Daskam this morning ap-
pointed llre special policemen to do duty
at the Mouldern' picnic on the Fair
Grounds this afternoon.
The. schooner (‘atbcrino Dubai-I. of
Ncw York. corms into port ymtcrdny
afternoon with a cargo of pipe for thc
Sorwnlk this light company.
—Owing to the largcdemand for Hugh
Bottling Works coda, sompnrilla. ginger
ale. root and birch beer, etc.. it in earnest-
ly mph-sled that all bottles should be
returned to the store. you purchase them
of as soon as empty. Lewis & Co.
Uwr $34) worth of supplementary read-
in... "Miller has ba-n purclum-Il lor the
Center school with port of the money
ruined by the recent entertainment.
Bishop II. II. Thine}. II. D..will pmr I.
in the Knight Street A. M. E. church
Monday owning. An outof-lown
ministcr will preach in the church to-
morrow. ' . .,-
Mrs. George» Smith. of lliI‘I-rview Tt'r‘
nice. rocI-iI-I-dn cablcgmm from across
the Atlantic yulenlayJuying that her
mother in dongcmusly sick. Mm. Smith
bailed today for England.
The sIII-pht'rtl dog owned by Mrs.
lie-urge Kellogg. of Academy slrh‘t.
which n-cvntly bit Joseph I‘umcy. ll
Snvnsm. newsboy. has bum ordcrI-d
kilIul by the III-Imtmcn
It IS an old saying that cold III-allow
mum! I-xnr‘lly six» weeks after tho I‘Iill'li
of thc tin-It katyIl'IIl to board. If the sly-
ing III II into one. we will haw: mid
Morin-r on or about September 15.
-» Attend excursion of Catholic l'nion
I'Imncil. K. of IL. Wedumlny, Aug. 17.
to i'omarnllon Grow, by iron simmer
'l'olchmlcr, leaning 'l'ollea' dock. South
Nrrrwnlk. at 5:45 II. III. Tickets. 75c;
children. Ilka: of members or on dock.
In tho ri'rocntogeZgameaof the Norwulk
Tennis played yesterday afternoon. A.
ll. Howell bcntJ. Burthard. 6-0. 0-0 6-0;
It. Vunlluren bIIntDr W l‘. Acton, PM
6- i, 6 I: l-. A. Lockwood bent Fred llill.
lizi. il- 1. More.
The III-III Manufacturing company. of
WI-alport. make the following rclurno to
“to Secretary of Statc: l‘npital. SWIM)“
[it-MM] slate. $72,395.13; chta. 3H.-
MfiI. credita. WAN)”. This corpora-
tion has a large numhI-r of anwkhcidcm
in ‘Sorwnlk.
In Hartford IIII- trimmcni of the! elec—
tric light: so about on bicycles. They
canytho carbons on the from of the
Milo mlnfoldlng step ladder acme-s
thcir shoulders. They can make the
trip very quickly. Thin lira poimm for
Norwallr and other electric light com-
panic;
W. I. link». the Water litre-ct. butcher.
bad a narrow mp9 from drowning
during his rweot trip to long Island. In
eoruo amiable way he fell over-
imdandmttiux into a current could
do but little to help him-elf. lie was
mcuell by Frank item Ind Frank Bur-
rllt. who were in the boat with him.
The Selectmen, Court of Dow.
City t‘ouocll.and newlpaper reprmna-
tivu went to Springfield yesterday upon
invitation of tho Norwalk Tramway
annuity loonmlnejho electric mm
rallweyvof that oily. Dim was nerv-
ed at the Cooley Home. after which the
party, accompanied by reprevenativu of
moral electric column”. boarded a
mill car and were ehown over nearly
the entire system, whiohcovere I dip
unmet-bout forty roller. The power
work: were then impacted. after which
the party returned to Novwalk arriving
here rhorlly other 8 o’clock.
A nary party coupe-ed at Iii-m
llattleflculleid. Flora Peck and cluster.
Emm- Whealer. Anna Burr. Input
heir. lined and Lulu Gregory, Ell:
lanai-l. Con Stevens, BorehaBtout.
label flicker-on. Ind Ila-ere. Fred B.
Ambler.0¢urgclt.lerrilt.0.ll.DowI-.
Victor Selleck. Wlllle Bullock. Chatter
hitch, Will Smith. Ila-e Johanna,
adwlnhllrueh. Edward Che-m and
Glamor ill-m embarked to Rev. C.
“.mk‘eflgmboat, from hiedoek
onflinllllmmt 8 o'clock Int even-
“bimodlollorlnn‘l’oiol. new
km” W W. some n! tho
BIG.
‘ .‘ (.1; ‘ .’.r I? cw . J»
Mull I2 I-20.
A DiCkerman & Son,
NORWALK. CON’N.
(”Ell 'l'llll DIVER.
Horn and. catnip of the Day In But
lone-Ik-
The Glrlu' Library club moot. with
Mic Grace. Bylngton, on Roldan avenue.
this afternoon. __
The masons have nearly all the that
cord of mortar on Harry Morohouac's
house on Dlyrtlo nvenuo.
W. H. Hanford is having his piazza
extondcd out and around the bay Itin-
dow of his residence on Baal avenue.
(horse Britta has made himself a pres-
ent of II mm cushion-um] hickory bi—
cycle and is making a success in riding it.
William White in quite sick at his
home on Maple avenue, His illness was
brought on by going in bathing after
getting overheated,
C. S. Fitch,uf Myrtle avenue, who has
been confined to his home with inflam-
mation in his eyes. is better and a speedy
recovery is hoped for.
Mrs. Henry Seymour. of Maple avenue,
in camping out. with relatives on Cock
cnou'e Island. They spent part of last
of the rain.
John Cbittcm, of Osborn avenue, was
token to the Bridgeport hospital yester-
Iluy. whore on opcmripn was sIIch-mful-
ly performed for appendicitis. III.- was
accompanied by Drs. Baker and Burke,
who performed the operation. E. E.
liorhnm and Rev. Archibald Wheaten.
RD“ .\ \ T05.
I 'ards are out for the marriage of Miss
Millie Youngs and Harvey Acknrt. which
will take place at the bride‘s home. Wed-
nmlnt. the 1 lb inst.
BABIES.
Isaac Brush isslowly improving.
tion with George ll. TIlly. succeeding
III-urge Becker.
Justice Koch scutenccd John Murphy
to thirty days in the county jail for be-
im: intoxicated.
l'hris lemma is touring his family
from South Norwalk tII-Ilny III the apart-
ments over his saloon on Main street.
Welcome Division, S. of ,T.. defided
Thursday owning to hold their annual
picnic nI-xt “'otluaday. at IL'tymond'II
Island.
excursion to SIII’IIIDUI'I with the "Irm-
lit’l’il of Butler Lodgc. of South Nurtmlk.
Monday evening.
Invitations arc out for the marriage of
Andrew S. Lockwood and Min Mina
Tuukpr. Ilnrrghtcr IIf SunmrortiI-ld Tooker
the n~rcmnny to be performed at the
bride's home next Thursday evening at
5:30 o'clock.
)Iiso Edith Raymund. daughter of
First Selectman Raymund. of New l‘nn-
nan. IIaII Miguel her position no nurse
at the Soldiers' Home. Notation. She
will upcml the bulunce of the summer
with her Intent».
Ill. 8. blather and daughter Emily.
Minor-s .Innic Selleck and Georgie Whit:
III-y. IIIcIrIbcrII of the ( ongregationnl
l‘licotor. Thursday. After luncheon had
been served an open air meeting was
held and reports from the presidents of
the various societies. giving thcir im-
pmaioua of the great meeting in New
York, wow made.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Mm. Fndcrick Gregory is pick.
llrn. Albert Wellnitz in very sick.
Frank (In-gory and family returned
home Friday.
Ilia i'arric llomhounc is entertaining
a friond from Naugntuck.
Nu. Charla» llyalt has been visiting
her mother. Mn. (3. (bum. in Benton.
Butt). I. Bullock will unluct eer-
vku-inlhe Cnuborry Plains chupelat
't :80 II 'I-lock Sunday evening.
lilis‘l'lifl.
The workmen have returned work for
a few days at the are factory.
In. J. Godfrey, of Danbtiry. ban been
visiting In. llurict Godfrey.
Rev. and III-I.William Comwell have
been vhjtlng friends in Sammy.
lira Lillie Hills, of (Jammie
visiting In. Theodore Hamilton. at the
Upper part-h.
Extend” improvements are being
made about liiellamuel Rowland place.
opposite liorlleld church.
(Ir-bleed late : napole- lane.
An unknown man who was probably
Ito-ling a ride on a westbound lmlghl.
wee atruck by a rejecting trues at the
bridge int night, and his head was
crushed into I bloody mun, unrecogniz-
ahlcu a human hand. lie dropped to
the ground and never moved.
. _..,....._.._..... H
hint- lleaat to be ”any.
"Oh, no. Ina'ain,” pleaded the tramp
you may think my life all combine, but
think Wherever 130 I am beret with
dug-v. iueiioet, mam. i carry my
lifel- my hairdo."
nil- You men‘s-m
W
M: menu,
hm
week there. but had to return on account '
Gardiner Fowler but! mphul aposi- I
Sovcml licld Fellows will no on the ,-
Young l’coplc' a Society of Christian En- _
' dent'or. attended the picnic of the Stom-
ford Christian Endeavor Union in Port '
mtendoftho Bridgeport railroado
the"
WI IE3?
’tom prices. When
we have.
rid your house of them in three
Death to Water Bugs
Look out for the babies and
LEADING
I22 Fairfieid Ave..
Til-m immanenwmnm i
J. P. (IIBII’I’IN. - -
’mm the-em ourButter
Leave your order for a barrel of Sugar or Flour at Rock Bot. ‘
going on a picnic examine all the good things
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
mHECI' RED FOR GRADUATES AT—
IIIE new BUSINESS-"lldllilE
Best of references furnished.
m ‘83 mp“
i-dmmmaol‘ If:
To those who are annoyed with water bugsz—We
nice to
days or '10 Pay, by Barron’s Sure
keep themin perfect health by
using Moody’s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
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REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings
CHAS. ET§EYM0UR
a
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Ill-r. 8W
(‘nll or wfltc for circular
. - — PRINCIPAL
rifilltn
B
I... "mm “It;
If It .‘lI-w Yuri; millionaire gives a din-
nI-r III 5th avenue and 26thstreet costing
3700. 00. WIIII lI gives 19 people dyspepsia.
and these pm III» spend $1. 456.00 In doc-
tors bills an finally have to pay)!» .00
I-rich forliactuer Bloudt urc to euro thum,
what would bathe satingper Iopitn if
the dinner should not he alien. tin-m
being 8‘: [WMDDS at the feast?
Inquire at l’laisted' 5 drug store \I here
you may have the problem salted and
get. information about Cactus Blood Cure.
Taylor & Golden.
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH ‘NURWALK, CONN.
arr-.52!
\WAX'I‘EID.
ASTEII-«Trimrncrs. Binders and a
Tip .IIIIII-r III Longhy. Love a
Alt‘xrtndcr'y, Alpladinna Street. (‘hl-
BrilliaIIt Saratcga Season
I 892.
liters \Iondayno close of sea-on.
Auguntfai lnI IInIiIo. Special
:flkt'iamwgdmhgl \Il’cllirrg-I'r‘ul. .lectrlc Railway.
I m u n u n alum:
Spring Parks “um”. Concerts
GR AND DEIJIIHTFUI. FOUR DAYS' VISIT
8%. 50 — T01 Al. C0312— 85.50
The magnificent Pompela alone worth the
Monday .
into of Interest.
blail. For stopping at the liner an in-
(mt. charge of one dollar “Lilli-ml n I-
IrIu-Iis. Side trips to Lake (hm-go. Ml. II c-
IirI-gor at extra low rates. Sarnt n
imma- South Somali: {his a. m. og
Magnificent 4 days‘ visit to the
I'ULUSSAL VENICE OF AMERICA.
I'll! THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Starling Tuudny. August in. heart t
l-riduy I'oiiowingu. In. Excursions eagnhdg
iII eh nt steamer. Fairy like stone-I. Do»
It bllu limI. Sit rotors aliexpenI-rs tozood
bntel. Small r strut barge to Grand Hotel.
Thnumnd island train lente~ South Nor—
wulk ill ti: I5 :I. III.
Uhmin Ihe ‘t.’ onuccln III Tourist" mntain~
Illk: fIIII inforvuhtiun at the ollbc of II. E.
i.'i AIMED. ti \"tkhlilnglufl street. leading
lrallt
our. Ill
'l‘l\0 grnllrmI-n I on III- III I urninudntul with
board and iodgingor ll math Main filrtt' t
South \‘orwalk. It
I
III SE with up room-I. I Iv-m‘aaiunw. Item-
ber Isl. Pl. nt) of tort] room and fruit
15"! Twomlnutm‘ walk fmrnlhv- KnItUInll
depot. III-III I heap. Apply in "on I-y _-\I hurt.
Run II) run. if Hull. and 'lt
l.“ RNISHED or unfurnished. {rum Sell. or
(hi. I. property urrmr of Spring and
“uhinzton streets. Home in tint-clam or—
der. Modern improvements. lnriuding hot
and cold water. bail». k‘It‘f 1m lull». etc. lief-
kl‘t’lll'i“ required. \ppiy to lieu. lnckmmd.
real Qr-Ilklt.‘ agent. M on thr- prumlmof Mrs.
l I rry IIIIi 2w
illil’ >Euf hotel) man» in ago-III order sit-
llillHI IIn l'he-stnur Iore-It. Itm lnnrr
rt of Imtim on Bnrbank nth-6f. \ppiy in
ohn Nevumtn .\'II .'I Burbank strut. 3'32? If
;E\' EN room house So. till-olden Ilill strut.
-. with all modern I omenirm r.- Hon-w In
‘Iurd order. Ilrnt rrIIquIIIII. A; ply in \\' III.
\ lash-r. t 'rninr III Knapp ~ ,\'II. I nil it
til Sir. IornI-r SI-rth .‘lt’tltl IIIIII .lntr .‘Irt‘P I'd
I
.~Ir roams [lent $1.1. \\ «hr in. all
llii Ilrlru iIrIpr-ncrneni» l‘IItfncI IIf . rehrlll> at
_\'o .o \‘iNlI' IIIrd III-tine. Apply tn 1-}.
“oodvrzml.
[IIII'SET .I runmrt and garden. rm Ir Five Mile
Iv Itatiun. at 57 II In Imb. .‘IIIIWK‘
Ilov 2!. Run IrytIIn,t orm. my) if
\F“: house Tnyior In. IIIu- Sill; ‘i rm: n~
Waterslrwl. 59:5rmin- Eh ave-.IIIII tn:
farm home. barn. garden and III-Irrirngr.
Iii; six MINI)" “(Waylon ill Iluymond
ro-s. ru:i
FOR SALE.
“'I‘I bnn- ll fr-vr rant chutn- olrl not! nnd
about our hundnnl tom old hit huu
run drprnd on [but goody no “e h; Id them in
sun It be' lure now In) or oats “ch in tlII- mar-
ket. Raymund Ilrm IIII'I lw
NEW mllch row.
. ’l'. Sir-norm. III Stun-Its
pin-fl. .‘lll‘wlilk-
IIII.‘ ) :tt
4’
‘(iltSAI I" .\ largo hum; weight! Milli J.
Jlillk“ i-IIrl I'IIIIII Slfi‘tl. I'ZII-Il Norwnlk.
auii in
LOST.
the Knob. W nlneIIdIIy I- II ping. II Latin r
'l'
1‘ l'lirar ('Itw tilled with Iignn. l‘inIII-r
wiilmnferafamr on on ner i», imvlault at
thloolllcf.
“I hill‘htitii IiIIutt-r pin IIIIIIIIiIIiIII;
§ rub) purmundml by d around» l’rIIiI.
Iiy Imf butwwu lranklin -trI-I-t and Loud-
er'a blotk. A liin- -rIIl reward will b- pIIid for
It» rntnm lo tlIII office. null if
SPECIAL
Till llllE Slll (III THE SIIIIIIII.
LANDING AT
Roton Point!
Stillman '1 Mall]; fir
Steamer JESSIE B.
LEAVE HOI'TH NlillWALK AT it I’. M.
AND ~RE‘I‘I‘RNINII LEAVE ROTON
POINT AT III P. M
excuIISIcII rice 25c.
Steamer will all to about oft "Stamford”, Ind
return followup"
Grand Mccnhght Sail.
nderlhea II iceuofthrl: north Wilda l
Metlhgdlnt chmhcepof thoto tom 0
W580" ElEIlllIi. lllli. Illll.
0n the steamer
“ Clty of Albany.”
Heine‘s hill Band will re a moccrt
huardtlte l.’l’heboat vrl III‘leave the plug:
boat dock. Hohth Norwllk. at tin clock IIIuII
a¥mml lather-award. returning about II- J
II.
racism. - - - Ml CENTS.
li‘o rule
II” and “by.“ army! IIIII lamina and on
licmstcck IIrcs
LIVEIIY IIIIIcAIIIIIIIc
STABLES,
entrepreneur Item,
. fillmfiofinfl
ma m1“. corn.
Moonlight Excursion.
€830. III. druggist :rnrl .IgI- at for Hygciu and Rccmtion
IIIITIZII ‘ 3’" 3m
\\ .\.\"'II-Ii .\ II: liliii'tll If 3 Hr I1 rw ms. 4 I .N‘ 7*
I r-ntrnllt Im amt Iply III S. “III Snr- . -
walk ll -'Irtl Iarrl' 0.. .\'u.' i .‘Illr-i llII'. i blm h
win it s
(‘ IRI. abut II year-I of age to lab cure of I
1 baby. Appiv. a' ISH \\ rut me: lll'. Fr; [It
)Ilrtvnik ;\ .A‘ I". — —* *‘O
T!) LET. Highly Finished Cabinets
’l‘llREE or four K'UIIIU‘. III rrire KI Tm. SEV—
‘I'I.\I:I Mike.
$2.00 tier dozen.
-—w——.
liming se- nrcd the ScrIiI-csot nthomngh
lint-I bus huthrrapher or long practical ox-
perlI-nw. . kimono. of New \ork k.lam
A on“ fully prepared to makelhc V'cry best Lines
of photogrnphh work in all its branches. and .
In order to IrIrroanc my work. will make for
I short time only. the best clan of cabinets at
$2.00 PER DOZEN
The mine I unlity for which you pay double
tin Inoneyr rwwhere. Larger aim in
tinn 'llI'I~ nller lmidsgood for It SIIUR'F’I‘PIE
UNI. l then-inn do not delay. Come early.
liII pnrlcz l‘rnncalst.
)lau Sprichl Deuleh.
-—-+oo———-
DIIIMEII. Photographer.
42 Washington Street.
OVER HIST OFFIl‘l-I. SUL‘TII NORWALK.
In)“: ly
H. 8. Illlllll.
,, DEALER IX ~-
WITGHES. JEWELRY, SILVEIIIIII
PllTEIl WIRE.
Have you seen the
South IlIIIvIaIII Souvenir Spoon?
EPWIIIITII lEIIiIlE IIIIIB II filllll
Illll SILVER.
Something XII w.
Special lttentiori PIIIII to Repair-
lng' III all its Branches.
H. S. Reed
l5 South Male St.
’Hfl'l’f
IuIJ
EDI PHII
Faith/«LS,
am
-- In
I. II Billlllll,
Illll'llll I‘lllllllll. “Ell till
“8 FITTING. Tll IMIFIII.
SHEET IIIIIl Will
{an ll’ln'lp‘rm ill’lll'ln‘m for wlifllfl [prom
MA IIIIII‘ now IIIIIIIIIIII Wk Ire
VII'INW A'fl‘dtlll IBM
.. ._... .m- ““2...“
Tim lineal line of
Stoves. flanges & Heaters
III the city.
Illl, SIEEI. “a? llll llllll
«Integral-men
William my
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