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bedreu tuthc person who will before July
the Wit”. soml me the most concise and
e t testimonial soiling forth the medic-
inal m and curative properties of
Loxatonik.
“to Just what It budono for you. Testi-
monials limited 10175 words. In order that
an Impartial and unprelruilced decision may
he WI, mormrrw. i‘. Ivonne and John
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new it In mum food In itself.
first In, It contains All the olemrntn that go to
man up mm.mv. muscle and fat. This
cannot be will of Oatmeal. yet Oatmeal is a
good fool. But Wheat ls superior to Oatmeal.
It is finder of THEE-Minn and not no heating.
'97th contains tlIc greater amount of build.
Ina material. Oatmeal mnkcs fat rather than
brain ml brawn. Inst people eat that which
tlokldkbetutc,withont thought or rare for
the rehtlve value of this or that as an article
of manhunt therein such It thing our rating
cording to a knowledge of the nature
oliletuodcousamed. Therefore rat wheat.
‘ or alike preparation; of Why-at that have
(“no loonrnollrethr *
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kitchen. iti- eardly oral-red. HI soft. len-
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JAMEtl GOLDEN, Editor and l'roprietor.
III-’5: luloolb bisects; slaw surplus! can“.
SPECIAL MCI
Abfiws of local entertainments of all
binds, to which an admissimr is charged,
and notices articulated ioprmnoie private
interests, creep! where an advertisement
'o/same «motors in advertising columns.
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. _____ ’__-
Miniature Alan-nae for Tor-marrow.
Sun Illsoe Sun ch}! Tide Irona :1‘idv
Int £59 at 6'. A 0:21 Aid
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
in this district to-day, clear weather will
probably prevail. with olightly lower tempera-
turc. less sultrlness and fresh westerly winds,
shiftingm southerly and followed by rising
temperature. On Thursday, slightly warmer,
more sultry weather and southerly winds will
probably prevail, with local ruins near the
lakes. and on Friday warmer, more sultry
weather._.
SOUTH
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saying.
A I’nrbjbitiomwepting will be held to-
night in. the hull fiflmublaiu street,
beginningut Frill). .,, r ,
NORWALK.
The N. I:. 1'. club, of Bridgeport, will
come to Rotor: Point. Thursday night.
on the steamer C. W. Hoyt.
While the First M. [5. church is closed
thispionth, anew carpet is to I» put
down and the cdil‘tcc thoroughly mun.
Vitlt‘tl.
l‘olom-i William H. Stevenson lost :I
valuablclmrwr Monday night by colic. The
animal was one of his pair of blacks and
a fine roadster.
The tlmndcr storm last cvcning disur.
ranged the telephone and electric light
wires at this end of the town. but no
serious diiliculty resulted.
There will bear moonlight soil under
the auspices of the Young I‘ioplc's Mcthu
dist union of Bridgeport. In Ruton l’uint.
Thursday owning, on the stoumcr Sun~
shine".
Henry I). Bailey.pn>.~;idcnt oi the 3'. l‘.
S. i'. 5., of the South Norwulk t'ongrc-
gatinnal church. will lead the Epworth
Imuguc Inccting at the Mctbmlist church
this evening.
~Itcasonable prices at Lane's depot
notaumnt. Open all night.
A slight full of lt‘lllpt‘l'allll’r' in in pro.
gross along the lnkcsund tln- bordcring
regions. which will be accompanied by
less actual humidity than was felt so
sown-[y yeoterduy.
I elm-nu train will arrive in South
Nurwnlk aboutilm this evening with II
party of Dauburiaus almrd, who will
take .I moonlight sail ou‘thc Sound on
the steamer Mode- at.
Herbert I)akc,son of Assistant Post-
master J. W. Duke, fell Monday even—
ing while; playing in front of E. M.
Tolles' Imam $9u_tlt Mn stmot, and
dislocated loin I‘M
Tlll‘ Norwalk Iron Works bond will go
in New l'snaan to-morrow evening in
one of Everyman Dana’s carryalls to
visit the new bond in that place. The
band will be under the lcmlership of
Joseph Perry.
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-—lloilcdlurm and corned beef ready
for luncheon at Schwb‘s Washington
street market. _
The Stamford Y. hi. I). A. are making
ammgomentn for uteri-mile road race,
in whicho number of Norwalk whet-l—
mun unexpected to participate. A re-
ception will be held in the convolution
room after the race.
Illike Gillespie, of Bridgeport, II pugillst
well known in South Norwalk, was ur-
rvsted yesterday, charged with stealing a
watch and money from Nellie Warner. a
representative of the upper class of
women about town.
.. Lug—.4.
The ”at. Fluiibtfl’ii‘ocllflm of, Nor.
walk has engaged the St. John band. of
Stamford. to furnish music for them In
the Labor Day parade. Tho k‘inishcrs'
association will probably decide to have
some kind of a uniform made.
v
’l'heiour Booth Norwalk young men
who had a very narrow escape while out
sailing last Monday. can thank Miss
Julia Wohlfartband Miss Kitty Kerri-
gnn.of New yak. for the timely as.
sistanoe they“!!! with their boat.
Miss Ksrrlgau and Ill- Wolfarth are
both expert swimmcrnnd oarswomen.
H...
-’l'he steamer City of Albany has been
chartered to make an excursion to Nisa-
tlc.3unday, moan. leaving sooth
Norwaik at 'i Infidbd giving friends of
the miller- ple,timetovidt uremia
camp. . The merlcsniiand of Bridge.
port will accompany the excursion.
't‘lckf 75 cents»
'l'iiefollowllflWIinents
madeontho stall of
. ColonelFrost: Burton to be
oommlaary mussel, Serge-annulus
It. Lockwood, “(loamy D. to be
.J,,.,.qucm we fit everybody in Pants, or in any
blanket-android thdrcvcrooahm
dint that tract the fault of tbel’AN'l‘. We fit
l8&0il
CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
——Owiug lo the large demand for Eagle
Bottling Works soda, mumlnrilla, ginger
ale, root and birch beer, etc., it is earnest-
' ly m nested that all buttl i uld
r Tenure—I year .6: lthM' 3100“”- ' l W 9 IO N
returned to the store you purciuuau them
of as soon as empty. Lewis .1 to.
The third annual regritm‘ given by the
Bridgeport Boating association, own to
all bouts. will be nailed Saturday, Au-
gust ‘20. The prizes are $3.”; for the first
and $l0 for the second boat in each class.
Entries must be made not later than Fri-
day noon, August 19. Francis Burritt,
of this city. is a member of tho rcgattu
committee.
NORWALK NEWS.
A Breery Budget of ‘ltemn From the
Borouh III] III 'l‘o-n.
'I'hc Sunday school children of St.
Paul's church arc picnicinz: in Butte
woods to-dny.
It is reported that Rev. W. N. Berry,
late of the Knight Street A. M. E. church
has been given a charge at Providence,
R. I.
The Nurwalk
Methodist church has
crctc walks about the church and par-
sunago. .
Property belonging to S. M. Cate, in
l-‘airlicld, has been attached to secures
claim held by Charles N. of
Norwalk.
\Vuoul.
John Harrington, who was arrested by
officer IhInn yesterday, for drunkenness.
was tried last evening and fined $l and
com; He paid.
During the month of July the county
wnnmssionors have waived for liquor
lit-clutter $0,277.33. (if this amount
$6,033 L‘Ollll’s from llridgcpirt.
The matron of the Children‘s homc
denim; to learn the address of thc pchun
who kindly supplies the home with a
copy of the Youth!» t'ompuniou.
Four .orrynlls and a numbcr of nth. r
\‘I‘lllt'lt‘él convcycd thc llll'llilh'm of ”rum-
church Sunday school to lint-III I'oint
this morning for their annual picnic.
-—l’nrc ice crmm in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the lk‘pot liq-ulnumui.
The First Baptist church Sunday school
will picnic at Pound Rock grove. mar
Stamford. next Thursday. Liveryman
S. W. Gregory will carry them to the
grov e in carryalls.
LII ”lllh toad Ind Mi.“ _~.\nnll l. Mil ox
won-marriml :It the rt'shlv'm‘v ui lbw.
l”. M. Sella-ck, by Rev. 1'. M. Scllcck,
ycstcrday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thcy
will rcaidc in (Imrgctown.
t'ontmctor Ilmrgc \\'. Cram, of first
avenue, has been awarded the contract
to build thoncwer sysnvm ut Southbridue.
Mas-I. He shipped his engine, boiler and
tools to that place yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah (‘autlcld
was attended from tho homo of but none
in-lzlw, Charles I]. Wheeler, on Orchard
strcct, yesterday morning. “0". Mr.
Dikcnmmof the l'nnnon's Station Metho-
dist church. o’liiciutcd. Thc pallln-urera
were her grandchildren.
The Rev. A. P. Miller. oi thr- (“unnec-
ticut "rumor. has purchaml the job
printing outfit which 3. ll. Wilson
n-cently came into unknown of, and
will move it to New Ilavcn sum. The.
Hole was made through Uswuld It. Smith.
the paper's Norwalk representation
Next Sunday being the vigil oi the
least of Assumption in the Catholic
church. the fused ordinarily kept on that
day is transferred to the preceding day.
as no intent can be olrserved on Sunday.
Next Saturday will bea fasting day of
atrict observance.
-Pure coflw with pure cream. 5c. .
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, of Wilton, oc-
wmpaniod by her little grandson, Philip
Mitchell. drove to Norwalk yesterday
morning, and storied for homo about
noon. While going over the rough pav-
lug atom-sci Main street, the youngster
fell out oi the carriage and was badly
hm“. .....
A special meeting of the voters of the
Center uchooldistriet will be held this
evening to consider and set upon the
foilowipg matters: 'l'o provMo suitable
water clmets and conveniences for the
district: to unseat one, or more, or all of
the school rooms: to paint the school
hours. __
The lost drill of Company 1‘ before
punches-rpm held in the armory
last evening. Owing to the excessive
heat the drill cursed early. During the
maneuvm Private Lewis J. Wood was
overcome by the heat and drawer! in
tberanks.sulialng from an attack of
vertigo. He was carried to the com-
pany‘s parlor,wiIsro be was restructured,
and shortly afterwards went home.
Sergeant William Buttery. the newly
hscnsppolnlod first marinaded in that
capacity fortbcfirsl. lime and executwl
his duties with peel-ion, winning much
praise from the members of them
pony. On’l'lnmday evening the mom»
berrwlllmsetattlwarmorytorclltbelr
flinch 'MWEMW’H
a n my Iii
a: li
.Jt trauma» "a“
given out a contract for laying now run ‘
LADIZE'
ed to Daubury. Expressmcu Mono“
and Lincoln carted his furniture up last.
night. returning at 5 o’clock this tongu-
‘i‘fi ‘* -_..-_.,- 2 «I
The law others in the Jami-II biochem-
cupled by Attorneys Janice Tu'llublmll
and Winthrop". Perry, urn being oust-
huulcd. Mr. Perry has forum] a partner-
ship with attorney I). 1'. Dexter, of Now
3ork city.
0" Eli 'I‘III-Z llIl' Ell.
News and Gossip oi the Day In [at
p Norwalk.
Miss Mabel Lake, of Dunbury. is visit-
ing Miss Alice Rider. Maple avenue.
William Redman expects to move into
his new house on Maple sires-l Thumluy.
TlII-reisabad leak In one of the hy—
drants on Maple Im-uue that should rc~
cI-ivc attention. _‘ ._
Henry Jonas returned to (loam (trove
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Juno: still
continues to improve in health.
.»\,goodly numbcroi East Norwalkcm
wont to South Norwalk Monday evening
and enjoyed the excellent "pull-air cun-
wrt given by Heine's Iland.
The Epworth begun of the Methodist
Eltlfimml church will hold a lawn party
at tho home of Mrs Ed“ in I- Hnniord,
on Maple avenue, Friday evening.
The brother of Iretlraiid Benedict was
buried In Daubury yesterday, \Ir. Benc-
dir-t was summoned therc lust wee-k on
account of the serious illuHo oi hls
lltxrlln‘l‘.
MIR»; Emily llurtnles, Wlln llib‘ bccu
lmzmling at the mideuce of (I. J. Drnu.
Mal-Io avenue. for some weeks. has re—
turned to her home in Wimred on ac-
count of polrr health.
George W. Fuller, uncle of Mrs. David
L. llnufurd. of Maple avenue. left hen‘
in day fora trip through “‘I-slt'l'll New
York. III' will return to his home-In
“killingiurd. \‘t.. next month.
The [h‘ltt‘ll festival and ontcrmiumcnt
oi Volunteer Hose company will take
place tomorrow evening. The jubilcc
fiittgrrn u'IIl render vocal selections and
Herbert Tilly will give oxhibitiondancm.
Sophia. the six-Inonths—old daughter
of Andrew Iiusmisou. died last night at
Mr home on Pleasant avenue. She is
the lust itlt'lilllt‘l’ of Mr. (lustut’son‘s fami-
ly. his Wife and three otlII-rclIIldrcu hav-
iIIgdiI-d within the past few your». The
funeral will bt' held tomorrow attention
.It 3 o'clock.
IliHVAITON.
The ictc, champetrc, under the auspices
of the members of the Methodist church ,
Nikos place this evening on the spacious
grounds of Mrs. William T. Raymond.
'I‘hc lawn is to he illuIIIinatI-d with
l'lllflt‘tlt’ lanterns, etc... and will present a
beautiful apwarnnw. Supper will be
servcd from ti to 9 o'clock. after which a
short programme will bc gin-II. .\ royal
good time may be expel ted.
WINTI’OIIT.
The residence oi Charles Ryder, on
Wright stn-et, Westport, was struck by
lightning during the storm last night.
The Inemhcrs oi tho family were badly
frightened, but not seriously aticcted by
the shock. The thunder bolt struck the
homu- uII the corner, ripped out a portion
of the underpinning. then pom! to a
tree near by. and stripping (III the bark
took a downward courseinto the ground.
frightened b; a Freight Car.
’I'bcncoidcnt at the railroad crmsing
whore Witch's Inns lutersectri tho Wil-
non Point road. which occurred Monday
evening. was occasioned by Charles Sch-
midt‘s hometaking fright at an anpty
car which stands on a spur truck at this
point. The home rushed over against
the stone wall, and back again into the
mud, where the buggy overturned:
Fortunately the top of the buggy broke
lows and left the occupants all do it
while the horse went on with thermo-
uing gear. Mr. Schmidt was remit-red
unconscious. The car which caused thk
accident hustmd where it does-.fpr a
long time, and has frightened many
lam. It ought to be removed at. once.
There are dangers enough from regular
trains between this city and Wilson
Point wIthout any being added by cars
being left In exposed pmitions. .
Topablleaas "lo—Mare?
Marching clubs will be a featurooi thI~
opening Republican mnipalgu. retren-
Inrs explaining the organisation of those
marching clubs and the reasons for or-
ganising them have been sent from the
headquarters of thejtepublicau league oi
clubs at 202 Fifth avenue. New York. to
every Republican club in the United
states. These marching clubs aid to be
organised simultaneously in every section
of the country. The uniforms will cost
but thirty-live cents. Borne clubs will
be composed entirely of ladies sndothsrr
of lint voteruud bicycle riders.
hula-a lea-t to Is "any,
”Huh!" sueeréd Willie. ”You timoth-
In’ but a girl. You can’t never be preli
dent."
“No, but I can bathe president's wife."
reported Betsy, proudly, "and tell people
how to make apple dumplings."
Joseph b a witty bead-waiter. My
during the helm In;
were.“
James lIyatt,of Water Minot, know mov»
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TIII‘ l'EABL IN A HALE
Captain
Swamp-d 0f! the (loo III-Ivy.
bunt.
waves, wen.- overcomc by fright,
rode out the gale,
w atc rv grav 9.
Registration of Securities.
ing to pay taxes on securities direct h
them from return in town tax lists.
It will facIlitato business at his oilice.
returned in their on ours
Everything Ready at Nlllltlr.
National Guard.
looked more attractive.
coat of brown, and the while tents ul
one.
the [In‘dl‘llli't' oi the boys in blue to com
activity.
Not lie-orally Kaowa.
thIo- person in every nine in left
handed. , I
ll y t‘il .
land t-vcry week .
otlicr European country.
Belgium ' - '
tempera ‘ountry In Europe.
Thorn-arc two hundred and wventy
five religions in tho United Kingdom.
the United Stats»: than Englishmen.
boys go in for athletics.
know the sound of their own voices.
mechanics under the head of invv-ntors.
more quickly than that oi adults.
dark locks.
vcriisiug.
than English ones.
land or Wales.
by a railway accident.
ride or walk.
was the Victoria (bow.
to live for another thirty-two.
sailing vessels are lost at sea yearly.
in Germany married men wear wed-
have advocated In other maiden.
tulasondtallan rallwm.
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mnemonic-«summon-
llngera‘ Bream Launch Nearly
Tbenuaun launch Pearl. wmmandul
by Captain Rogers, with u. n Tolles
and family aboard narrowly moped
being shipwrecked near the can buoy
last night while bound for Cockeno's
Island, where Mr. Rogers hosa summer
cottage. While steaming along, the party
fooling lmrfcctly safe, thick darkness set
in, accompanied by a small cyclone,
which swept eve‘thing from the hurri-
cane deck, and almost swamped the
The mongersand crew, in the
intense darkness and amid the big
but
the gallant commodore succeeded in
getting the summer‘s head to the wind,
when he let go his anchor and safely
In a somewhat dis-
abled condition he brought the bout to
her duck in South Norwalk. when his
gransful “meager: returned home, de-
termined to present the gallant commo-
dore withu testimonial medal as soon
as an appropriate design could be secur-
cd. and thankful for their rescue from a
Stat» Treasurer E. Stevens Henry in-
vitcn llIc nttcntion of all persons intend—
the state. under the investment law of
“389, to the fact that all such securities
nun! be rcgistorcd in his otilce and taxes
paid before September 30, to exempt
saw much delay and be a mutual mu-
vmicnw if the securities are sent to the
Sh’lIi,’ treasurer's office this month, or at
least early in September. the sooner theI
better. Permit-l presenting securities now
or at any time before the rush begins.
can haw tin-m registered and returned
the rum» day. and frequently the service
can be performed in a few minutes,
while the owner waits. So many person
wait until nearly the first day oi Octoter
ll'fnh‘ presenting their securities for reg-
istration, tlmt they accumulati- in large
quantity. and arc unmrlly held two or
three \v ceks before registered in tum and
Nearly every thing is in readiness for
tho adv-cut at Ninntic oi the Connecticut
The State camp nevi-r
The grounds
have the appearance of a well kept lawn,
the llllllillllgti look comfortable in a neat
rctuly spl‘i‘flrl Inakc the scene a pleasing
l-Iwu tha- big guns have received
units of rcd and black paint that make
them look attractive. and it only needs
plctc tlu- picture and transform the quiet
that now reigns into it St‘t‘m‘ of life and
Quakcrs are said to bc unusually long-
ltuly sends live million eggs in Eng-
Hpnin has fcwcr daily papcn than any
Ilci Liit‘tl to be thc most in-
Your times more lrishmcn nude in
Only ten per cent of ticrniun school
Edison status that very few [maple
(Jimmeu come next in number to
We are told that children‘s hair grows
Some say that light-haired people are
longer lived than their brctlm-n with
A yearly outlay of twenty millions of
dollars shows America‘s enterprise in adv
An employer of German clerks says
that tiny «ark twenty per cent. slower
Corieumpliun is believed to be more
prevalent in Ireland than either Eng-
Doring last year only one person in
forty-tire million macro was killed
In England there in one horse to every
twelve persons, and only an average of
four hours daily sunshine in which to
There are eight soldiers located in Iro-
land to one inaootland. and over twenty
buys under eighteen years of age have
A quarter of each generation die before
attaining the age of seventeen: but a
man thirty~two years of age may expect
An average of three British seamen
“their lives every day by drowning,
,, and three hundred Ilrlthh simmers and
ding rings, II custom which many writers
Thelpeedofonr furnaces-octane"
lsnowgreatcrtlmntbat of the expre-
album-l Inhibit. d skim which ,
w AIS T“ 3’.
”Broken lots at IlroaIly Reduced Prices.
A. DiCkerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
I’IIIlI’LE Till} KNOW-i“-
Pleasant Paragraphs about our 1nd
Other People's Prior-(III.
' Hugh Dounclly, clerk for F. S. Am-
bler, is taking a vacation.
Robert lleatty, at Newark, N. J., is
spending his vacationin town.
Ira Cole ood'fsmily.‘ of Norwalk. are
expected home from Watch Hill today.
Thomas S. Morison and W. II. Lock~
Mrs. Alexander Smith, of Mcrwiu
ntrect. Norwalk, in at Newport. ll. 1., for
u \veck.
Mrs. James Twitt, of Brooklyn, is
visiting her sister,.\Irs. Charles B. Smith,
on First avenue.
Miss Birdie lint-rhino, oi Donbury, is
visiting Mrs. G. A. i'lregory, of 180.108
street. Norwalk.
MisuAmy Watkins. of Philadelphia. is
the guest of Mim Alice I‘ram. of East
avenue, Norwalk.
Mia Mary E. Smith, of Lowe street. is
spending a week with Miss Bessie E.
Miller, Georgetown.
U. B. Graham returned yesterday from
a six weeks” tnp through the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs. Kittie Parker, of Bridgeport. is the
guest of her friend. Miss Grace Mead. of
Mott avenue, Norwalk.
’ Mrs. C. E. Ryder and daughtcr Clara,
of Lynn-s place, are rusticating at Morris
Cove, near New Haven.
[ix-Mayor Edwin Wilcox and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Leila Weed. have returned
from Asbury Park.
Miss Minnie Flynn. of New York. is a
guest at the home of her brother. J. F.
l-‘Iynu, 13 Hanford piscc.
James Sutherland and family. of Nor-
walk. aro occupying one of Foster broth-
eru' mttngrs at Bell Island.
Mrs. Harry II. Finch han returned
from llridgcwatcr, (‘t.. and is now at her
any home, No. 9 Hartford place.
Miss Bertha Pink. who has been visit-
ing the Minus Wixon, of Norwalk. has
returned to hcr homo- in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mm. IA-wis It. l'hupiu. of l'it-
tsiield. Mavis" have been the guests of
Miss Annie l'. Sanford. Franklin street.
M ins Mary l'cndlctou. who has been vis~
iting at tho home of luster lIunt, South
Main sin-ct, returned to New Haven to-
day.
Dr. and Mrs. 1’. M. Marvin, new Miss
l‘artcr, of West avenue. Norwalk, who
are traveling in Europe. \vill return home
next. week.
Mien Susan and Ethel (Yule, oi Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. who have been spending five
wot-ks with relutivtfl in Norwalk. have
rctdrned home.
Sclcctmrm and Mrs. Talmagc Baker
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton Went
in Bridgeport today and took the steam-
er for Port Jefferson. L. l.
Herman 'l‘hcilo cxpcms to goto Wyom.
ing county. Pennsylvania. next week, to
look aitflr some real «estate which he has
owned for forty years.
H. l’. Price and step-daughter, Miss
Mabel Miller, “‘llu have barn sojourning
nt Saratoga and Luke liwrgc. an» ex-
pI-ctcd homo this evening.
Mm. II. I’. Price and son, of West
as can». Norwalk, have I'l‘lul’llt‘ll from
lloton l’ I.Iiut when! they have been run-
timtmg for wwrnl weeks.
Misses Mary E. and Winnie Mcl‘rcmly
will upoud the remainder of their vaca-
tion in Norwalk with their unclc, John
Room-y.—Danbury News.
liar! Jean Littlcjohn, a forcwomun in
tho Nor-walk shirt factory, sails today
on the steamship Teutonic for a four
Inonths’ visit in England and Scothmd
bliss Lizzie Tollm. of l-‘uirtleld avenue,
who has been visiting at I’laiutield, in
the eastern part of the state. came home
ymtenlay. She was accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Button.
J. L‘. lrlbackcr. E. l‘. (tray, l-‘. A. Bras-
tow and Daniel O‘Reilly. of New York,
were guests of John I". Flynn, the
plumber. last night. They drew to Dor-
ion Point and had an elaborate supper.
Miss Eruciiu I’irzsr. of “Stuart are
one, returned yesterday from a three
week? vblt in mm Hartford and
Maiden. She was Icoompnied by her
cousin. libs Unriso literacy". of the
latter city. '
bliss Clara Naples, of Maple street,»
turned yesterday from a pleasant outing
with Brooklyn friends at the Manhattan
hotel, (Yancy Island. Next Monday she
and Miss Amy Webster, of Brooklyn,go
to Saratogo for two weeks.
J. Arthur Ambler, of New York city.
formerly of Norwalk. accompanied by
twocbums, left the city Monday on a
yachting trip to New [modern and other
places of Interest. They spent y-terday
In Norwalk. and this morning set sail to
the cast-[ELV m..-
tieymmrr Hubbell,n prominent sport-
iogmancf Naugatuck, returned home
toiled a note from his wife of three
months. declaring that married life was
u
happiness. She added that she would
resume sluglclifo at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
lnaflahtovera game of earth in a
Portuguese lodging house in Norwich,
formerly known or the Thames hotel,
Nanoelltosvshotllaonsl I'lchero three
Ilium one bullet entering under the eye.
another the side and the third the
shoulder. Ross is locked up awaiting
the luue of Plcherc‘r wounds which an
wood are attending the races at Bostam. .—
a failure and not at all conducive to her Ilia}? ‘iiiiwu
topsiourslomandorder
‘ We odor ou the.I DEBT TEA sold
M Our guitar is Gilt oilidgo
Leave your order for a barrel of 8
tom prices. When going on a picnic examine all the good things
undue» these
excellence”
Death to Water Bugs.
We close at. Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
LEADING
“SECURED FOR
J. I. (illll-‘l-‘IN.
IIIIIII: ANllly'l'ilEllll.’
Chronicled in a Condemned l’urn.
The fifth annual tournament of the
trap shooters of the country will be held
on the New Inudon Gun club grounds,
beginning Aug. 30.
Monday and hammered it with a stone
It exploded and blew his hand to pieces.
A great gathering of Uonneoticut Mcth- ’
mlists will be held at Plainville this
it is the annual Plainville camp
meeting, the greatest religious meeting
week.
held in the stoic.
“A six—yearvold daughter of John Camp-
bell, of Portland.
of boiling water.
with her clothes. She will recover.
'I‘wn or three weeks ago the [reach crop
of the suite was estimated at 100.0!!!)
baskets. Now only 03,000 trash-tn are
expected, and 13.000 of these Will, it is
feared. he "diseased" fruit—that is. the
0W5.
A report reached New Haven hurt night
that the body of Melitta Frank. formerly
a well-known merchant there. has bum
found in Jamaica Bay. L I.. with three
The eatory
Frank has been in
bullet holes in the head.
could [Jul ln' I‘crlllml.
business in Brooklyn.
company, which is in process of Lon
stnlction in Wuodbridgc. was murder
ously resulted by another Italian. who. 7
after felling him with :I crow bar and
jumping upon him.dissappeared in the
millilit- Till-I “timed man cannot live.
“bile Thomas (‘ongllnm
burying ashes he discovcnul a bag con
mining several large picccs oi silverware
amounting in valve to more than $250.
tlIc goods cuul-l conic there.
The- common council of ilridgcwr
line of the llousatouic
within the city limits. A homing wil
be lll'ltl at Bridgeport on Thursday
August 15.
rogistcriug the $2,000,000 New York am
New England stock.
lllfill'lill‘ll that
been tin-n-
stock. This decplion, it is thought. wil
of the road
If .I New York millionaire givm n din
971N100 which giver-I ill people dyspepsia,
and those poo lo Bll‘lltl 8i 450. 00 In doc-
tors‘ hills am iinall
ear h iorL‘m tus Bloot Cure to cure tlu III,
being 87 psrnms at the front!
[892.
La «lion .3" \Iillrogor
spring Pork».
crown-d charge of one dollar I’lminntl u )-
ward». Me "I [II VI d‘ka Mao-I III.
'7-
team 30th Nunvalk 9.” a. In. -._
l f“; *urumnam-Ilb‘mnmtw 2 .
('Olhtk'lAL vexrc: or AMERICA.
1‘“! THOUBAID “lull”.
Ktartin healer. August Ill. having there
Excursions every “:1
l rldny to lowing a. In.
at Idea cam Fulz'l
lk e um.
goih’tkflufi time. Sli cover»
expenses to
th Nor
walk0 at Elba. or. a“ m
Onbtal
o’counset
infiAlunlI information at the office of it."
Itlst Itlsaiul snot tor liners and alto
To those who are anno ed with water I) ._.
rid your house of them inytbrec days or muggy, We
Look out for the babies and keep them In
using Moody’ 3 well known Aromatic Syrup.
REMEMBER
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
THE NEW BUSINESIQ ’
I22 Falrfleld Ave... gBrldg
Three IMMnIeuts-Burinms. Telegraphy,
Best of n ferencee furnished.
Important News of the County and State
Johnnie Joanack, 3 Bridgeport Hun-
garian boy. found a large brass shell
was badly scolded
Monday afternoon by upsetting a kettle
Her ill-sh cam» all
product of the trees stricken by the yv-l.
An Italian laborer employed on the
new noervior of the New Haven Water
of New
llavcn wasdiggingu hole in his cellar
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
Mr. L'ougdon has occupied the house for
sevcml yuan and cannot cxplzun how
have [optioned the railroad commis-
sionemtuordcr fences placed along the
railroad between
tin-It Washington and North avenues,
and for a discontinuanmx of whistling
Judgi- [points willdccidc in favor of
l’rtsidcnt Parsons.
of the» New Turk and New England. has
arc no
legal objwtions to the registration of the
have an important client upon the future
nor at 5th avenue and L’titlistnvt, mating
have to pay $5. 00
what would be the saving pe_r capiia if
the dinner should not be given, tin-re
Inquire at l’laislcd' II drug store win-re
you may have the pmblem solved and
got inionnatIou aboutt 'actun Blood (hire.
Brilliant Saraloga Season
Every Monday. to rim of cousin. Monday.
Au “star. lm lusty..- Hpcrlni mint-mi intern-st.
.leclrla Noll-my,
l6 mile r III‘ in Palace Pullman» Pun-err»
(IRAN!) DELIUIITPUI. Fill'll llAI‘H' \‘INIT
391.50 1'01” \L HIST. 3‘50
The magnificent Pom Ia alum worth the
visit. For It! at Minor hold» an In-
(iregor at extra low rates. Hauling» train
Ind
I/el. rim-l lino-(horror; «rand Honor
eav
loot Tourist" contain-
‘lW-shi Inst Isadtu
anon Ind Keene :
0 flint doliéIonrOoif
rre‘put’tdtoh g (a; I
and of
ugar or Floiir at “:20
guarantee to ‘
by Parson's Sure
Perfect health by
CHAS. ETS’EYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. Scuth Norwalk.
corona-rm n...
a... 21lf
PRINCIPAL
mam ._
.._. W
Taylor dz Golden.
Ileal EsIaIe and Insurance
VlAIlIllllllTllll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, coNN.
oufltf
Call or write for f lrcular.
I IWANTEIID.
M
IIA'I‘ TR] MMERS w anted to work on stitch-
ed leathrrs t {I
Mn" I a Knapps, I\\’ashington
VOUR front rooms, second . art:
P (orbett building. All minor 8' t
in: Inprove-
meats Kent St". Au ly at ld W ll agar
Iorupauy. p eauIllti
(“YER part of house X0. 5&3 0n hard I t.
I; \‘orwalk. Modern improvements: flier):
ply on premises aux it
13!. RNISIII'ED or unnfnruishai ‘i‘rom Sept. or
proper corner
\\ ashlagtori my: ets.’ House in 0 I1 “833%
der. Modern imarovemcn inclilllugh
and cold water, baths. electric hell etc. Rei—
rreacee walnut. App] euthanasia-nod.
real estate agent. or on the promised
Perry,
0! SE of seven rooms. in
I] cared on chestnut one?“ Also lo owe:-
part of hous- onB street.
John New man, ‘50. met 10¢}leng
REV EN room “house No. liliioldeu [Illletrootn
x. with all modern conveniences. Hormel
gut-l order. Rout reachable. Apply to War.
\’ lu‘lcl’ L‘rofut .kh‘napp‘sxo. l. lyll if
[IntE ale} corner North \[aiu guardian—est. ‘
~ .\ room». Rent Srl'r. “'atrr imal Ell
ltllllr' 'rn improvements
0 .6 Woodward avenue.
('ottagenf" . roomoat
“'mrlwarrl.
Ill SE 5 Mini! and
N River station. at
Bu: 2 Raw ntnn 1' arm.
Apply to E. A.
garden near FiveMIIo
emnnth Address
my’a ti
VIE“ house Taylor avenue all): 5 rooms
Water qtt-cnt SWSrooms, ‘El avenue, '5:
harm house. barn. garden am pamurage
{’th six rbouh Howaytnn Sill. Raymond
rU‘i
[’0]! SALE.
I)OINTIMPERIAL for sale, all on mart-
gain- to 'rnstionsible party. The valuable
"Point Imperial," Manes elevated and wood-
nl laud L30 feet front on Sang-tuck river
opp-Mic \‘tnpbn‘ High school, “'cstm-t. Low-
e~r przc $3.41“. A'ppl to owner, A. II. Yam
dnr lr .nuunm-kroa orl’.0.Boxri,lI.&Iuth
Sr >ruulk. I t null) tw
ii‘ mum w id inn-s. ten y.mrsold Apply to
Y-alrmim. h" “r mhingtou urea
bridgl Mr: lll Voru Itlh. autilw
T I.\o IIISourh .‘ls‘m street. for the next
(ii htohhip hair \“lflllb‘, Itirly hours and
uric-r air stood v at a great YldlllTlitn rat
wen ‘L’llhlllllw will for 21.; “Almonds for
I 91.2.“st
‘\'E have a few cars choice old oats and
about one hundred IOI‘H old his. 3ou
lull depend on these guilds as we had I I in
e-rm- k Inter; new tray or oats were in the mar-
ket. Raymond Bra Id lw
I (lb—h III ll
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for HOWARD?
All} NY”) IP
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The iluovt line ofw
Stoves. flanges & Healers
In the city.
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Mill.
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Mslnlte'nltl-os‘sva‘tiuobum 9'01"“,
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Ours lallrrt entire “00»
ours nouxov vilim am“ not.
rmooabove
usirom wow
will plalke NO (lllAltt to examine ”-
All glasses
mill-ll wtl b prices to suit
thetlmes. I way of nine. the eye is as am
torrent from other: as tbedey I
H. S. HOOD.
Kl MAIN HT. .. ROI ’I'il NORWALIII’QONN.
Bomslook Bros.
man no oonnorno
STABLES,
IEII 0F Til! WIIUIDI IIDDIE,
mil!“ NOI'A“. Mill.
Teams at all Hours.
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Norwalk Chronicler