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ltlo up: amuse-tint: and not no heating.
M email-them mantel ham.
Ill (Mme-I makes to: rather than
brain-flhnwn. Ifmt people eat that which
tickle-fie lute. without tlumrbt or ruff for
the I'd-live mum lhinor that an an mick
of Mint thereto Hill‘ll n thin. as eating
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AM of W. Malamute of all
kinds. to “which an mm is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
infants, wept when an advertisement
ofaamcappoan in adwrfisiug «flames,
are charged for at reatdar rates, 10 cents
a line. _~ __
llInI-ture Almanac for ‘l‘o—nomw.
Sun Rim fligh'l‘lde bow Tide
at 4:57 at “:33 at 51D
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, New York Herald 'enther Format.
in this district to-dny, fair to partly cloudy.
warmer weather will probably prevail. with
light. variable winds. becoming mostly south.
erly. {nullify attended by a shower. 0n 7th
day. Warmer fair weather“ llkely to prevail.
and on Wednesday similar conditions-
WUTII NORWALK.
What the People of Our- Clty are Dole:
and Sulllx.
The-regular convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M., will be held to-mor-
row evening. ‘5
The steamer John Leno: brought
the Reynolds club, of New York, to
Roton Point yesterday.
Wallace McQuhae has been appointed
huaiueeu manager of the Norwalk Iron
Work's band, of this city.
.1. R. Ilaymomlmli—nis—tlie contract to
build another addition to the Lockwood
Mfullllut'llll’lng Company's plant.
——Reasonuhle prices at Lane's dopot
restaurant. Open all 9.15m"
There will be no more preaching in the
First M. E. church until the gator, Rev;
II. E. llama, returns from his vacation.
The second open-air concert by Heine's
band. under the auspices of Francis &
Cm. will be given this evening in lluvi-
land's lot. Washington street.
The the Inn in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Friday. August 5.
1892 was $2,159,.050 This makes an
av emgc lose of 8m48531 per day.
The members of Butler Lodge cxpat
to leave the steamboat wharf this even
ing at 5:30 o'clock on their excursion to
Northport. L. 1., on the steamer )lcdea.
'l'hc western “worm wove” Will prob-
ably be felt considerably in this scction
today and tomorrow, with an incnw
:Iclunl humidity sufficient In cause
pruetmliuns and sunstrolrcs.
'l'ln- llcudrick and Cram- casc, which
was left to arbitrators, was settled Satur-
day by the defendant paying for the
erection of the stone wall in West Nor-
walk. over which thceontentiou arose.
u l‘
—-Boiledhnm and corned beef ready
for luncheon at Schanb's Washington
street market.
A Dunbury party will go on n moon—
light excursion on the Sound Wednesday
night. They will come to South Nor-
walk on a special train and take the
steamer lit-den fora four hours‘ sail on
the water. _________
Seven members of the Norwalk Wheel
club wheeled to New Rochelle yesterday
and took the ferry to Glen Island,aud rc-
porthnvinghad a line time. A large
number of other Norwalk people also
visited this popular resort
Rev. ll. 3. Brown. who, with like fam-
ily, has been spending hie vacation with
his parents in this city, was called to
Lockport, lent Batunhy toofllcieto at the
funeral of a months of his church and
his Ion, who were drowned.
Frank Snyderand In. Alice Snyder
(his wife), known In Alice Valentine and
Limit: Adamemere arrested Saturday for
bmhofthepeeoc. They wombrought
before Justice Harrell, who found them
guilty and imposed ilneliqf [l and met:
in each cane. .
'l’lieueamerJeueieB. made I delight-
ful moonlight excursion Saturday oven—
ing, about fifty people going from this
city and alike number from Boll Island.
After a Iailon theBouud. nearly Instant
ford. the m m landed at
Rotor) Point, where dancing wan enjoy-
ed. The boat arrived here about “:80
o'rclock. -,
—-Owiugtothelargedemnndfor&gie
BottlingWorkl ,WW
Item-nubile! Hate. itbeernent-
iy monster! that all hottkn should be
returnodtotheatmeyonpurchectlmu
dummernptyJifietCo.
Angelo Doha,“ Italian.“ arrested
thin morning with threatening
Iokmu Honk-dd
not guilty wwromdu
waplmhduntltflflhondofortrlalto-
mm at 10 o’clock. Defe-
bu an exceedinglylndreputauou, hav-
Iug. it In mid, med outaneutenoeof
twentymenym for killlnxamaniu
theoldcountry.
Saturday evening... the “Jule B.”
mahntmmrtmth moonlight et-
.i-~
bonnet-noun»
Pt I: JIM
CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
William Wilcox, of Taylor a Golden' o
office. Is taking a week's vaultion.
The yaeht‘Violn wan caught in :1 ppm"
off Roton Point yesterday afternoon and
had her numthcud broken. . . ‘
I "l'h’t.I may seamen ‘Kzno‘ and Mabel
Slant-n9 are spreading 700 fllflsllf crushed
blue stone on Norwalk Oyster beds; ‘
Miss Hannah Welsh, who went to
Brooklyn on a visit, is quite nI-riouzily ill.
Her mother and brother wcn' summnncd
to rec her Saturday.
'E. N. Sippericy. of Weatport is hor—
inu an artosian well for Otto llarthol.
the hat manufacturer. It will be about
200 feet in depth.
Thraham Swift was arrested Saturday
for mull. He won brought before
J notice Townsend and pleaded not guilty.
The case was continued until this after
noon at 3 o’clock.
The finishers and curlers of tho South
Norwalk Hat company are having their
annual clnmbake to-day at Little L'llam-
mock island. They went down in three
sailboats and on a train to Wilson’s
Point.
—-Houoc to let. Seven room-I.
to I". Hayes. North Main street.
A pp! y
Thelittle daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Samoa“ omstock. of Buyview avenue,
met with a painful accident, this morn-
ing. She was looking in a small
mirror, when she slipped and cut a gash
two inches in length on her nosc.
One result of the t‘onmlidatnl-llmim-
tonic deal will he that on and after Octo-
bcr I. the Adams Express (‘0. will again
resume control of the express carrying
businom on the latter road. which tho
I'nitedStntca l-prreln (To. has hold for
the pest three years.
Theliungarinn Sick and Benefit so-
ciety. of South Norwalk. held their
annual mooring in Arion hull yesterday
aflcrnoun and elected officers as follows:
President, E. Stollanus; vice~preeident.
M. Pocawyc: treasurer. A. Nagy: finanv
cial secretary. Stephen Akin: recording
secondary. Stephen Nero: mshier. Joseph
IA‘IKX‘lky: tnnteafitophenfiimonszki. K.
Joseph ltngyel, r\ny)maa Krrckcs. Mike
Fodor.
NORWALK NEWS.
A Ilrrrzy Budget «If Itcml From the
“mun: End of Town.
Capt I). J. Ilcunctt of Holden uremic.
h; wrioluly ill.
Helen, the fourta-oncmonths—old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edward Leech, formerly of
Ilelden avenue, now of Stamford. died
Saturday and “'1“ buried today at
Riverside cemetery.
Joseph Nuglc the formcr proprietor
of the Allcn llousc, has left town and
will go into the 53an busian in New
York city. The Allen Humor bus boon
bought by Peter J. i.)'llricn.
The member: of St. Paul's Sunday
school will mull. Wednesday at 1:30 p.
m.. in the Sunday school room. and then
proceed in a body to Both! grove, where
seats, swings, etc., will he prepared for
them, for their annual picnic.
Albert Free was driving down Main
street behind a team of bones this mean
ing, when he was run into by Edwin
Uometock. of New Canaan. One of Mr.
Free‘a bones. Icolt, was thrown down
and one of his hind legs badly cut. The
other borer. a gentle animal. remained
perfectly still when the accident on.
cured. Tin- colt made ovory eflort to
get away. but was untrained.
The now highway which J. l". llenuett
proposes laying out. extending out from
Strawberry Hill street, adjoining the
premieel of Edward L Saunders and
nextnorth of Ifyrtle avenue. has been
named ('50th mm. Villa 19 “an
appropriate designation at this time. If
Columbus could stand upon thb spot he
would find hirnnelf on a level with the
church otooplu and could awe-op Irony
Inland Sound for many milea with his
aim. W”
Nichol )loflnnn. a smelter employed
at Arnold’s foundry, and Robert (lef-
fnoy.amoulder, engaged in neparrinx
mateh on Hoyt urea. Saturday, for
points. After neveral rounds the con-
leutaah form all about the “point,”
andth followed. NcGaun got the
heetofoaffney. but «insider-bio blood
was npilled Mae the latter gave in.
Aflortho battleaulhing thdr mint-kn
«pounding mh other. they rhook
hand: and were friendo.
Willem Wichmmfloyeof H. B.
mmmlbafairmdlflalurdny
eveningwith twomuiwhowlohodtolee
W. H. lockwood. the bone trainer.
Thelmn Ionidevr' picnic wee in full
hint. WhenBeuedictwn-hontwmrt
forbmntnmwhohedhoeudrtnk-
inglenkholdofthohouo’ebridfl. Two
other make intoxicated. then came
upmdtrledtomtlntbowrhnmhleh
W. ”I. In defending blur
dim and the butt «idol the
whlpelputnwheldlqdmoftb
JD.“
. fun not alarm We tit
the sinner. and it the nhnpo belittle off that one
A. Dic;
Anonwuhorntollnaod lira. Arno.
London, of Harbin avenue. yesterday.
Our llrothom’ Lodge, 1. 0. (I. l-‘., will
work the initiatory degree this evening.
, nu.
A mm‘mgottheAIt-r mm urea
Paul‘s church will be bold Tum-l: .Iy after-
noon neuron-1.- , .7 .. 1
5va
John H. Starke, of the Cavalry lkiptial'b
church. announces that the cutcrtainv
ment which was to have been given by
I'avalry Baptist church for the benefit of
the Rev. W. N. Berry, haabccn given up.
—Pure coffee with pure cream. 5c. .
cup. depot mutant. Open all night.
There will be a mid-summer wobble
at the chapel of the First Congregational
church'l'huroday evening. Aug. in. All
ladies interested in the event um request-
ed to send in cake and refreshments with-
out personal solicitation.
Norwalk people complain about the
noise made by machinery in different
manufacturing establinhnenta. Let the
factories come down here; we can stand
any amount of that particular kind of
noises—Stamford Advocate.
Thomas Carrigan. employed by Rev.
W. J. Slocum wee driviugthroughkork
street last night, when he ran over an
Italian youngster who was playing iuthe
road. A gang of Italians stoned him,
buthcdrove fast and got out of their
way.
During the month of July three can
of scarlet fever were reported to the
Board of Health. Of these one was at
West Norwalk. one at Rowayton and one
at Winnipeuk. Thorn were four new
«mom! typhoid. all in South Norwalk.
But two more of diphtheria va-ro report-
ed. one in West Nurwulk and tin- othcr
at llmvayton.
An elaborate outdoor mmntation
of Shakespeare's [natural comedy. “As
You Like It," with Rose Coghlau I
‘ Rosalind. and the invincible Barrymore
an Orlarido, will be given on the lawn of
the ilmnd Union hotel at Sank-I83. All;b
oat I3. David ll. Noon. formerly of
Norwalk. is meter of ceremonies for all
social functione at this Imam,nnd af-
mugcs the «hails with artistic apprecia—
tiou. A children's carnival was held
Saturday at the hotel, which brought
out all the interesting little belleeand
beeux and added fresh lnurcls to Hr.
Noon' 3 already well- wmthed brow.
«l’urc If? cream in half pint, plot and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant. "
A German living on Bouton street.
South Norwalk. was driving home from
the Mouldm‘ picnic. lat Saturday night.
accompanied by his wife and little son,
when they encountered a party of young
fellow» in another carriage and had a
race on Alum street. Near Center
avenue the carriage containing the
young men run into them coming from
the opposite direction. At this juncture
the turnout containing the licruran
crushed into the two vrhiclcu. throwing
"M' man's wife and his son out. She
was dragged some distance and severely
injurcd. She won carried into James II.
O'Roilly's grocery and wax suhnelucntly
taken home in a wagon provided by It
Reilly. tbeirmrringc having been dam-
aged. During the cxcitcmcnt the young
men in the other carriage. drove away.
BOWAI'ToN.
A fete chnmpetre will he held Wodnn-
day evening on the lawn of In. William
T. Raymond. for the benefit of the Row-
ayton Methodist church. Supper will be
served from 6 to 0 o’clock: then an outer-
tainment will be given. If the evening
is stormy. the fete will take place the
nut clear night.
lhllllllf.
James L Matthew: and non. of River~
hank. spent Sunday with friend» in thh
place. .
Ills. Blira Politic-r.“ and grandad,
ofNow York. new“ the residence
of Henry 0. Street.
lln. Stephen ll. lloyt and sister» Note
and Joanie Burohud, no spending 0
few days in Waterbury and vicinity.
coo-I xenon.
lekrwnofJemainmloug lulaIId.
he- recently appropriated four hundrpd
thou-nil dollars. alum although“
cad-minevery mlloofmd in theta“.
When thinl- done the run... will»
ambled to reach the meat market of
New York and Brooklyn with very little
um." their Memo. with the aid of
good made. will draw three tim- ll
muehuwkeutbqhavetopullw
mudnp to'the hubs. Emitting tint
tend: to cheapen Mutation add:
Vklue toll] kinthof property whether ll
be farm lent or dwellinn—Oynter Bey
Pilot.
Muunmuautm
Ir. mum.- We Iota In a into
buoof'l‘urtinmm thettheulcct»
mufflerwukhaveawilntedhlpll,
Meg-“Mb kick
M W in and Irma
m.1‘hio in- more lnthorlukl
directlom Ir. Tattle he- had no
page. and-hound lie-lure!
Wore-«um» .
from Booth If
Ilium-routine
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Persian
erman
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
room venison.
Plenum Paragraphs about Our and
0th" Poonle'a Inc-do.
Dim. ('nlttllt‘lJ. (7. Crone spent Sunday
lint Anbury Park.
lfliuoé Jennie mid Emma. Gregory are
at Arbury Park. '.
If”. Julia V. Loafer ”went to Asbury
Park this morning.
Miss Luella Lune, has bwn visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Geland Parker. of Plaiutal'sdmg atom.
is in Willimantic today.
A. R. Malkin and family are reginlerod
It the lloton Point hotel.
L. Goldman, of New York. spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. I. Davis. _
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fitch. of Morwin
street. are at Wurtaborough, N. Y.
E. M. Jecknon and family, of Elm
street. on: home from Washington, Ct.
Him Lottie lee, of Mt. Vision. N. Y..
in the guest of Min Mada Adams. in this
city.
bliss Grace l-‘arriugton, of (Import.
L. 1.. spent Sunday with Miss May Fm-
nigan.
Edgar Place. formerly organist of the
First M. E. church, is the guest of
Joseph Jennings.
Dr. and Mrs. Merritt. of Carmel. N. \'.,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ioltoy
Adams. on Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Ira Hunt and daughter Minnie, of
Troy. X. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Hunt. of this city.
Mrs. Ross and daughter. of this city,
left for Saratoga on the llousntonic mil-
mnd excursion this morning.
Mr. and Mn. \l'. B. Thompsonof New
Britain, rm- visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
0. million. South Main stml.
lit. and Airs. George B. Martin, of
Tuppun. X. \'.. have boon visiting at the
n-sidcnw of Theodore Smith, Ely arc-
one.
Mr. and Mrs. R. )l. Iloyt. of West
street. started Sutunlay for a trip to
Chautauqua. Niagara Falls and through
Ohio.
Joesph lku‘rbenks and family and I.
J. Reynolds and family. of Winnipeuk.
are at Buyt’ir'w cottage. Bell Island. this
week.
A. Prudgcni and Miss Jcnnie E.
Hoblin. of Brooklyn, are giants of Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Grumman for a
week. '
Janice Sccley. of Spring street, and
(lmrgo \‘anKI-urcn, of Riverside are
nuc, an» at Glen i-dand today with their
families.
Slim Fannie t‘rtuwcll, of Jorucy City,
Miss (lertnulc Andt. Mrs. J. C. Andi. of
Button. are guano of Herbert Allen, of
Crows street.
liar Nettie Gibbs, of Arch street, who
has been mjouming at lake Weremaug
with a party of friend-I, will return to
Norwnlk th'u week.
William lledman. representing the
lira Roidlng company. started this
morning for n Inn-nth}: lmsium trip
through New Jewry.
Mr. and Mn. Frederick kind and chil-
dren. of Mott nvcnuc. left town to-day
for Anniaquam. Mam. near t'apo Ann.
for it short wjourn.
Iluvid Welsh, of Bridgeport. formerly
of Norwalk. repent Sunday at the resi-
dence of his parental. Mr. and Mrs. Jamal
Welsh. of Kellogg street.
Thom W. Neriwother. who recent»
ly returned from the south. has accepted
a polltiou in the finishing department of
Cmfut 8 Knapp”; factory, No. I.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Grumman. of Henry
street. Norwalk. have returned home
after a month's visit with their daughter.
In. W. Patrons. in But Bridgeport.
Nil-Ice Mamie and Kittie Murphy. and
Mamie Webb, of Birmingham. and Kate
Mulroney. of New York. are guests at
the residence of Lawrence Caron-ab,
Writ Terrace
lilies 8 Augusta lbblnwo. of New
York city. who In been spending a few
wb'ekn with Nhe Neill Adam of‘l'qylor
venue, louvre today for her summer
residence in Larchmout.
(l. Apericio. of Nowaork city. who
han been spending a few weeks with
friemla in mi city, will nail for Europe
lbethirteenth of thh month for the hen-
dltofh'hhealtbnnd toflnloh hie studio.
of medicine in the Univerlily of Pavia.
Julia. Cecie. Thoma- and Joesph
flasher.“ New Ham. war: in Not-
walk W the uteri-ten-
ing of Irving Philip. non of Ir. and lire.
lary'e church at 4 o'clock yesterday
afurnoou.
W
Inl'lel‘ml’tklofllflrht.
Threading-of the conventional
the International Trade Ami-limo!
HatfinlnhenofAmenee,’ recently held
inflow YM.debmmd.i‘rmn
itwolenrnthatthenamherof journey.
menin the South Norwalk dbtrlct in
m; IW, it), The South My:
walkweIdIunoautrlbuted math.
whimttodefny the expoun-
of the oonvantlmt zIt"! woo m
fronNovenherl. IDIJoIay 1. 1m.
Thunbarofunhn “firm
hlbbdflrlct from M l. 18'],
new one, wmmm a 8k
F me Grades Df Ginghams lOc.
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams l2 l-2c.
Mull I2 I-20.
& Son,
run In. swan. rule noun
“Ilortv” noel] Arrenfed II Ill-bury and
Drought Back to Norwalk.
last March a running horas owned by
Frank Mnrronflvtlfl stolen from Gin-rice
loQuillnu'o bornoo Spring Hill. At the
time. as was printed in Tun Sex-nun, it
wwelloged thalfiwmeflrell, a former
partnerof Baltim- Sunbelt, from whom
Manon purchased the horse. was the
theft and was seen with a horse answer-
ing the description of the stolen animal.
The otlicers could get no trace of Cecil or
the homo until last week, when Chief
DeFort’at located him in Danbury. He
telephoned to have the police hold (lsell.
and Saturday night the man was placed
under arrest. The chief went to Dan-
,hury yesterday and took charge of him
bringing him to Norwalk on theft o‘clock
train. Goell wu locked up. This morn-
ing he was brought before Justice F.
W. Perry and the one wna adjourned
until to—morrow morning at 9 o’clock.
The defendant was placed under .300
bonds. Attorney Lockwood up, ‘
for the prosecution and Attorney Welsh
for the defense. The facts of the case. in
the hands of the defendant‘s counsel, are
that the hursc Win not legally the proper-
ty of Manon. but belonged to Gsell. and
that Strahan had no right to make the
sale. tlucll went to the barn, took the
horse, and went away with it.
thenry Not...
The American recruit. what he does
and what is done with him. is the oub~
jwt of an interesting article. entitled
"Tommy Atkins in the American Army,"
tonppear in the next number of Har-
per's Weekly, publishtd August 10th.
The article is written by lieutenant
Alvin H. Sydcuhem. l'. s. A.. and will
luv-attractively illustratcd try-”Frederick
Remington. The same number of the
Weekly will contain an article by Lieu-
tenant J. D. J. Kcllcy on the recent
niantouv‘res of the Naval Reserve. ac-
companied by several illustrations. Mrs.
llctllnsoon‘n entertaining story. “An
Earthly Paragon," will be concluded.
and there will be articles with illustra-
tions on the Sault Ste. Marie Canal and
the White Squadron. with many other
attractive features.
Louisi- Stockton will oonuibutcnshort
story. "A Voice in the Night." to the
next number of Harper. Bum. publish-I
«I August 13th.
hing- len-t to be funny.
"Why did God forbid Adam and Ev?
meat the forbidden fruit 1" asked a Sun
day school teacher to em of h's clean.
"For fear they might'fall out of the
tree and hurt themselves," replied John-
ny. who had bin arm in a sling.
Aunt Betty dunking at a pretty rural
scene at the pummel—“Sow, Nettie.
chikl, that Inks me back to when l was
a young girl and loved innocent sport."
Nettie lookhl, but the scene had chang-
ed to a group of ballet dancers. “Why.
Aunt Betty. I had never thought it of
you." But Aunt lletly bod fainted.
mast boot. and you will starve yourself
to death.
At the pupil's concert. Tom-“lli.«n
Trifle has a voice of great compare."
lIick———“hi that What's the matter? l
wish ohc'd box it."
Many people any they go away to get
rid of their bmineao letters. but the
summer girl relies implicitly on the daily
male.
Tommy~"l’a. may I ask you a quee-
tion? "
l’u»“(‘crtainly, my child."
Tommy—"Well. where h the wind
when it domn't blow? "
“Where's Tom," asked the department
clerk. “Taking an outing?" "No." ro-
plied the man at the next (leek. "he's
tnkingauinning: he’s gone to the ball
game."
An Exception, Perhaps—Dodso-Ae
cordingwthepepanbhiodeuro all the
We 30'-
lodge—ldontkwwabouttlm. fly
wife. a brunette. and there'- u and
deeiofngeabwthorattim.
”I am innocent. your Honor. Heaven
is my wildest” “I am oorry," returned
the nymptbetio jmtioe. “Your witne—
iubeyondthojurialictlon of the court.
Five years."
"It Mormon,” aeld the man who we-
putting a leaf in his bat to avoid «an
nuke. "tint the solar spleen and the“
humueyrtemdou’tgetnlougao well.-
they should.”
ll WHIT-
Bfllli'l'llll
I! "III
PIIITEB
BTITIDIEIY
ll‘f
Imutmb-tothofmik-I
meet at m.
Mannheim.“
velupeo. f‘imllmm
“mum on lawn-u. '&
thief. He was in town on the day of the . . —
Apply the rules of higher criticism to I
’exoellenco.
we have.
Death to Water Bugg,
J. P. GRIFFIN. r V -
Thc dillI-ttnnIc—“You ought to ace
Mrs. Tompoon's magnificicnt home! It‘s
just full of (broke and Illillobi."
The purveuue—" Terrible 2
doesn't she try insect powder."
Why
If a New York millionaire gives .1 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
3'00. 00, which gives 19 peo le dy spcpeia,
and these mic spend $1, 003?“ in doc-
tors bills finally have to pay 8-5. 00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capim if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Pleistcd a drug store where
you may have the problem paired and
get information about Cnctm Blood Cure.
Taylor arc-olden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WISHIHBTDI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
emf
WANTED.
ANTED—Trimmer; llindcn and a
Tip labor at Longlcy. low .k
Alexander's. lit) Indiana Street. t'hi~
cage. Ill.
am“. 3!
\IAN wanted whc‘ understands the cure of
home' and LWIQ’IIll‘I’ orders \npl) ‘at
No. 'bt Washington street.
‘\'AXTElI-'Thlrty waiter; the dish wash-
en. Alply M Smith: employment
agency. Askt. lflcmxr .Jilauirirltndnchnm-
her work. Applg at onto. Nnith's- rlllpluy-
mom agency... rook Slrl‘t‘f Norwalk. 1 non
1t
have your order for a barrel of Sugar or Flour at Rock Bot-
’tom prices. When going on a picnic examine all the good things
. To those who are annoyed with water bugs
rid your house of them in three days or no pa , by Parson’s Sure
Look out for the babies and keep them” In
using Moody’s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings. ,,
CHAS. ET§EYM0UR
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Starting 'mer‘daf
‘iday following a. m.r
by elegant steamer.
lxgthtlful time. SIIcoveru “illexpenaeo tumor]
I) r)
Thousand Island train leaves 50th Nor-
w.rlkato’:.l’na.m.
Obtain the “(unnwritut Tourist" couldn-
inf-‘full information It the oflice‘ of R. I].
-7 druggist and agent for Hygein and Rec
\" AVTEII. — .\ tenement of 3 or 6 roomy.
centrally tor and A vply at South \‘or-
w alk Hardware 00.. .\o. 3 mm- Hull bill k
nuts 'lt
T0 LET.
I DWI-IR part of house So. 310th street.
a Sorwnl nlk Modern improvements. A}
pl) on premises. am 8f
HREE or {our “mum. Inquire :It 1 m; 5“.
THE! office. am; or
ill)! d5 with ten m. l’msieeeion Septem-
ber 15!. Plenty of yard room and fruit
'l‘vro minutes walk from the Rom» Inn
III-pot. Item I heap Apply to Harvey Atkarr
Ron nylon Conn. our} .lt_
FI'RNISHEIIM ixufurnhhul. from Sept. or
at. 1 property corner of Spring and
Worthington sine". "In." in tint-clam or.
drr Modern lmnrurmvnh m- Idling hot
and cold \vntr r. hall“, elm rru lw- Il> err.
"new rennin-d. Apply to Gen In kmwd.
real mum meager on [In Dicmlsr~ of Mn.
’rm. atzllfw'
l UI' ‘Euf vvvn rooms. in Emmi nr-lrr ~it-
nan-d on t‘heotnnr sin-rt. Aim lower
of houw unHurbank «not. Apply to
obn New man. .\'u, :) Burbank ~trrct. ij. If
SKY?“ room hon-q: No ”Hidden llillatmr
s. with all mndorn t‘tmtl‘fllk‘mt'fi. House in
“I nrdrr lh-nt flammable. Apply to W m.
.Itcstrr f‘ rufut d: Knapp' 3V0 I nil tf
llill' 5}. mrnrr North Ham and Ann «mi-I
lair mourn. Renltlfi ‘\'?lvl’ In: all
[non ern Ilium-women”. ‘off 0 . ruorna at
\‘n :7. “Inllwnhl avenue. “limit tul‘ .. A .
Woodwnnl
I III'SE TI rmuis end
HIV or «prion. at
In: 2. tom.» ton. t onn.
nlrn. near bin- xiii;
l‘ month. Address
unit! If
NEW' hous- Taylor_ nvrnue I’ll): 5 rooms
Watcrntrut.’fh1nuun«. nunuo 15:
farm home. hum. garden and luring»i
Ill: nix rnonu. Ilownyton. $1.5. ymcmintl
III.
FOR SALE.
Alt. GOOD road horse ten yearn old. Apply to
\nhintine. l’ul Wuhl ton trect
brldmi: flutb Norwalk. M “:1“
5‘,\T.h No Elmo-lb Main strum. tor the helm:
bedinIr days. hair :witcheo. l urly Innocent!
\ lint
at reduction
afifilltwilllx aohlor Lin; Wltguudn for
atw lw
\"II have a m: taro rhulce old out» and
about one hundred tonmdd be too
can delmnil on the»: gun!» on we had than in
utock before new buy or out» were in the mar.
ket. Raymond Brew. on?) lw
mew mm. mu.
T. New... ”Stew-nu
A street.Norwalk k.
an'l ill
P‘Oll SALE A lento hum; weight inn». J.
Jones. Fort l’oint elm-t, Plant Norwalk.
nuillw
LOST.
Tlho memm. mni .u u.‘
A Cigar ('uellle-l with hri M and:
124 rrofnvor on owner by lenvlnxltal
36%.; m6. 3i” i ‘
”mi
ruby surround mumfili. l‘mb
between Franklin I" tandhn Il—
m. your. liberal reward uni"... paid on
its return loAthleofIn- an?! If
E '7 Notice.
Wlhl‘imfhe mgr, sum time look
firm-B. rib-r-
wood'lrn Mum: utm thomor
notify all? herwoud um’lm‘ can be.u found.
Grand Moenilgin Sail.
an Iidntben rim-union, ample-Imp»!
muuwurL-wm’otm
THESE" Elllllll. llill. lllll.
Gallium
“ City of Albany.”
Noah-o full Bend
Ill] We.
bunt. Thelma wlfi‘l-ve the um-
um um sinn- Norwalk.qu m
Wham ’ Millennium mum-i} waning
“(I‘m . ‘L . u m
For
... “1.2mm. "' “b “not.”
constant Bras.
llVEllY IIIII BlillllllNG
STABLES,
.aa
INN”! III!“ "Ill". 1
MW * ‘
OVER POST OFFICE.
LIA" f" F
7. 7:
M’-
Team-at all: Boom.
‘ “k N
' II gaunt... ‘that Woollen:
oft Ilia hold In to (III
2"... i.” "fi nonmagnetcwn
:—We guarantee to
perfect health .by
GOOD PAYINO POSITIONS
-——SICURED 70R GRADUATES AT—
In new eusmess .IIIIIIE,
I22 Falrfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Business. Telegraphy, SteanI-aphy and 'l‘ypewriting.
’ Mfdf references furnished. - Outlet
4‘. '53!» x
Film
1153-
it»
ilIiI—Ii'anl omega Season
[892.
Exery Monday. to close of mo
August 29. inclusive. Special inlog‘fglitm!
Lukeiieorgo \lt Mcfvregor}? '
ill mile ride In l’nlncel l.’ullmaue Come a
“DUDE
GRAND DELIIEHTFUL FOUR DAYS' VISIT
88.50 — TOTAL (3081'.
The magnificent Pbmpein
unit.
cn- A321! I
a Mile
Humor at extra low rates. Sent
luv» South Sorwalk ihln a. In. “KI "fin
ectlrlc Railwn.
Park».
— $8.50
alone worth t
In” stopping at the liner hotels an it:
of one dollar mnhandu
side trips to Lake Gnome. MI. :3.
Magnificent 4 days‘ visit to the
('ULOSSAL VENICE 01' AMERICA.
‘l'lll THOUSAHD ISLANDS.
August to. Leaving there
Excursions even day
like stones. De-
~Zmall extra f barge to ("and Hotel.
Iril'El), Ii Wuhington street. lending
reetion
lylan
Photographs!
Highly Finished Cabinets
~AT—
$2. [iii per dozen.
Having secured the services of athorough
final—«lass hafnium her of
perience. El p
now fully prepared to make the very best class
of photographii work in all its branches.
In order to
a abort lime only.t the bestc
$2. 00 PER DOZEN
Thr same
my money a «where La er sizeaiu
fin-.11 Th'b offer holdsgood or n SHOW
051. I'. therefore do not delay. Come early.
Io practical u—
of f¥ew Y.ork lam
and
truducc my work. will make for
lamof cahinetau
utility for which you pay double
0n parlI-a Francois,
Ian Sprichf Delft-k.
IllillIiEil. Photographer.
42 Washington Street.
sot'Tu sonwnut.
m? l!
H. 8. llliilll
—I)EAI.ER IN—
VITBHES. JEWELRY. SILVEI Ill)
PLATED WIIE.
lluw you noon the
South Hamil Souvenir Spoon?
EPWIIllTll [ERNIE IIIB II Illlll
III] SILIEI.
Something New.
Special Attention hill to Indr-
in; in all its Bunches.
H. 8. Thai
ll 80th Iain 8t.
{.SMI Ill
INSTANIANIUUS
HUTQCRA lit
“w: .
Infill
I. ll. BHIIWH
sumo IIIuIIIIIII. emu at
an rmuu. In rural,
BilEET lllll III!
hfilbnwmfisfl forliflmnm-a
”AUI‘R'NY mill
A'l'lill 80m
Though-If“
Stoves. Ranges I Heaters ,
in the city.
Norwalk Chronicler