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' THIS “mm WE ARE
cluslln our I [ill or
Lubin’s
Extracts
at 59¢ per bottle.
ALL POPULAR ODORS.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
(I) Willi outlet Bonn 0F
Jamaica
Ginger
for 25¢.
..»l$l.AISTEDIs
Elixir of
, Calisaya
mum-
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU ”AS USE. TRY TIIEM.
Only 75c.
ll. ii. Piaisted,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington St. Sn. Ilnmailt
friends it ho ask
unwilh publl~b
For the benefit of our Inalnyl
vital malonik 'contalunl
ourlorrnl'l'la' formation it MW asIan be
first, we take one cum 9 of the spirit o!I reno-
lotion.“ equal uantity of good I our-I tDUI:
hue int 0 l one a tables Ion III of the
oath moulding at t I name times
low wouwt mow I-xlcn-
aircy In I.' garden of Life gathering at tho
wort ndfulol lthcbloasomsof hopr,
sweetenins them ulth the balm of PR“ Idem e.
(WWW! the moat seasonal partnl oil) a
Md genuine lrlendshllent becam-
fatal” counteririlsinlhc IngruIII-nlr; of III-It
In Its aprmtaneously; the least
mix I: the commltwn. W 02 liters
’nflm these to a onions
el Egg eproportion of content. flav-
all: IE2“ essence of then?“ Jmlmniggnd
the vlrnleaer'lm attac
1!an ed this medicine the dbl-tors all
It!“ aaualr aninlalllblo Inn: tor that
“install-mar {sell-g: and that ahlchmntaills
comm especially especiallreconlnlended III those of a
mmpenrdent. lot-tooth wllhpe pop.
at laanlre no for Ilyn iannI all tom»
"him min-1mm "m $3“ III the
In ea
weak sold by
. Son.
’Ssl
pm It, A. Submit Ilsrtvalt.
. \fli ..__.:'§
”measure it Is aperlecl food In Itsell;
“hummus all the elements that go to
the W. bone. muscle and fat. This
couple‘s saldol canal. yethtuIaal is-
m bum lsaupertortooatmeal.
libelou- ol digestion and not no heating.
Warmer mm or Mild-
, \ oatmeal males lat rather than
brawn. loot maniacal that which
,. *MWIM‘ thoughtor care for
Wot lhlaor that aaanarlicle
AMI“ ill-rol- cur-h a lung .- com
Midnilfiwamumor Ill. haters
out. mun-It. Momentum
mWfl What that have
WWW“
uniforms Breakfast
lulu“. flap asymmmmw
salmon. hymn-rumm-
1A.“i he I an
IV ‘ sou-I.'" ‘
W .
I." I“.
out £39m We lit
aflick in our line.
TllE EVENING SENTIll ll].
everybody in Pants, or in any
3'.
I
"In“ at: I. no.
CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Ethel Wheeler. of bnnbury. diol yelp
' nulls donuts. Editor and Proprietor.
common-Innocent:
.. 7 usual. notion -
Millers of local allerlm’trmcnfs of all
kinda. to ma. all aduslsslon is chimed,
and notices calculated to promote pl-l'lule
interests. arm!” when an adorrfircmmt
ofsamc appears in advertising wlumm,
are charged for at ramrlar rules. 10 cent»
It litre.
llnlat urn Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun Blur; South“ 3“ High Tide W ’I‘ldo
ll 5:!!! “th 12:!» at 6:12
New York Ilorahl Weather Format.
In this district lo—day clear weather will
Probably prov-nil, with slightly lower followed
by higher temperature and light. variabil-
winds. 0n “’wlneulay. fair warmer Weather
will probably prevail. and light winds. mostly
easterly and southerly; and on Thursday.
warmcr. fairto partly cloudy conditions are
likely.
Fsov'rll NORWAIIK.
What the People of Our City are lhtlng
and Sarina.
John ll. Ferns is discharging chunkcr
2.075 for the Lockwood Manufacturing
company
Stephen l'arringtou bus nccopled n
position with Raymond Brothers at; lull-
mass mailer, succeeding lIenry lloyt.
l’ *Icr Barry. of Stamford. lornlI-rly
employed by W. H. Meeker. the plumb-
cr. moved to South Norwnlk today and
will live on t 'hcslultl stroct. -
A. W. l’l-rrin, formerly gcnI-rnl pus-
scugI-r agent of the lloaaatonic road. has
taken a position with the Philadelphia
and Reading road in Philadelphia.
-— I’urc Ice cream in lullf pint. plot and
quart boxes at the [)cpol. Rcatnurnut.
The iirc Inns in the l'uited States dur-
ing the week culling Friday. Aug. lmh,
“9?. was $2,440.00). This Illskcs an
nyorugc loss of 31““. 571. I? pcr day.
If you happen tollmr tiletirI-alnrnl
striLc this evening bet“ ecu tllc hours of
:9 and 9 o'clock do not bcnlnrmcd. Chief
Mellon-an cxpecla to lost boxcs ll, 13
and 23.
The Illlnlaul- and Ill-ckcrlc limo» I-om-
panics of llnlllulry. will clinic to Wilson
Point by sp‘ciul train ucxt Monday and
lxxlrdoncof tllc Iron Steamlnutcom-
pauy'sb-iats for an excursion to l‘oucy
lslzlnd.
'ibI- (.‘onsulidnlni mill-ml bow limo
rcluzbo-d such prowrtlons no to mlulrc n
book to contain the complete train sched-
ulna. The new limo table. which is cur-
l. rcctcd up to August II. is in n cont-Imi-
I-nt bound form and contains thirty-six
ptlgm. Timetables of all the branches
and a map of the road are included.
The ndditiouto the brass foundry at
the llnckwoml Manufacturing company's
plant. on Raymond street, is nearly com-
plclcd. With this addition the com-
pnnonnn give culploymont to about n
dozen morc brass works-rs. The old
llllckmnster factory. which stood on the
corner of Day and Raymond streets. but
was burnt-ll last spring. was formerly
used by them for this department of
their work.
During a hearing held by the railroad
commissioners in Bridgeport. General
Superintendent Plait. of the Comiidntcd
null llousntouic systcm. said: “There is
II prmpect that the New York, New
Haven and Hartford road will lose:‘ the
lionsntonic at no distant day. The
Iluusntollic road is included in the plans
now partly completed to elevate the
tracks of the New York. Noll- Haven
and Hartford railroad through Bridge-
I'M"
~0wing to the largedenlnnd for Eagle
Bottling Works soda. Imparilln. ginger
ale, root and birch beer,ctc., it is (HIM
ly smut-atoll that all bottlm should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of Ira loos as crow. Lewis a Do.
The excursion of Ila liorwalk Hat
llakcla' Union to Cold Spring Grove. L.
l.. yesterday, on Ibostaamcr Medea. was
aruccess.abtmtouehundred people go—
ing from here. A stop vras made at
Rotor: Point, and the eacursiouiata arriv-
ed at tbamvc all! o'clock. The stcano
chnyQuecnandthebamesCharles
Spear and Susmlehanua brought the
United Hatters of Brooklyn and their
fricndato the number of 8,000 to the
grove. After enjoying themselves for
about three hours, the Email: excur-
sionlata left for home, arriving here
about 8 o‘clock.
Prof. H. C. Hardy,“ the Metropoli-
tanCoIlegeotMnslcmfloerorh, vrho
Iladaclasslnvocalcnltnrolnthis place
tantalising. Ila-just completed his dork
in I column. imam school held
underthe atheist-cilia. Rock
ldud,bavat|ilrtihdloline.whaa he
wasasgtbellsadot‘thsvocsldepartursut.
Painting Is all extract from a local
journal: 'Wcmmglvsu by
lemma-Walnut”
lemmartlstieallyasoalplots success.
liothlnillasolosallliaalr. Hardy
Whimsflltobatsuroltlls first
quality He has a veins of sue-Ilsa
oompaaaadqsalltyahlchhsusuvlth
“Marmot-tired.
" ' - s. ;,
«Inlay It» at the age of 100 years
and tvmnty days.
The work of setting the city‘ s clcctric
light poles It!“ communal-d on WM
and Clay strecto.
‘ller. \V. W. Lento of Rockford Ill..
formerly of Ridgollcld “I'll punch in
the Congregational church next Sunday.
W. S. Smith. the Bridgeport man who
has entered into partnership with A. It.
Coley in the hardware husinms. has mov-
ed his family to lillnford plum.
The pmpcllcr Eagle tom-d tho Jcssil-
B. to Port Jollcraon. L. l.. this morning.
where she will be pulled out on tho» ways
and llnI-c new rudder stoch placod in
her.
About thirty members of Mluuehahn
Division. 8. of T.,wiil take a carryull
ride this evening to landlord l-‘mult
[mob Calf Pasture Beach hotel for a
shore dinner.
~—Puro collco with porn cream, :‘a. ll
cup. depot rmtmlrnnt. Upon :lll night
Jill-cpl: “chum, t’lllllllDt‘ll bl tlmrgc
l. chlcr, was arrests-d yesterday for
drllnltcunm. All this was his first
offense Justice Townsend liucd him only
$l and mints, which Mr. Krelcr pull],
Only four of thebarbclsof tine town
met at John Droscllcr's last evening. It
was decided not to turn out Labor day
with the other organizations. as tho ton-
sorial nrtistn state thcy could not make
n satisfactory dupiny.
Stanlcy S. Looming. of Ronny loll.
owncr of tho Loin l... “liltll snilul ill
Saturday's race oII' BrillgI-pnrt. claims
that be can beat tin: S. t'. Bond. and a
race for $30 It side will I» anilcd betwccn
him and Ash Bond, owucr of lllc Bond.
Albert flcillc leader of III-inc's band
and n IvI-ll- knmvu nuts" lflllt‘lit' -r. Was
tllllcn nudtlcnly sick last night about III
o'clock and strontium] what is thought to
lllth’ Incl-n :I slight paralytic slim-k. This
morning he was :Iblc to not around lllt’
llOIlsf‘.
YI'slI-rdny zlflvrnoou. about 4 o'clock,
John Rulmrts. of I.'-null lllll. lfowllytun.
bncllcd his homo and road curt into a
coal wagon infringing to Raymond
lirotbvrs. which was standing ltt‘lli tic-y:
mum's gnu-cry on \\':Isllinl:ton slrcct.
Tho I-nrt was oycrlurrlcd. the horse
thrown down. and Mr. Roberts was
thrown out I‘ll lllc curl. but III! \ldnll‘gl‘
resulted.
Tho poor unfortunate Michal-l Sullivan
wan arrested ycsicnllry hill-moon on
clmlplaint of humorous citlzrus, who
said It» was drunk and n llulwnt‘l'. Mtcr
some trouble l|t‘ was Inndcd iu the loci:-
np by two oiliccrlt. This morning, be-
fore Justice Townsend, ho was very re-
pentnut and promisod not to do so again.
He was lincd $5 and costs, which his
friends paid.
~Roasouable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Charles T. Ellis, in his new play.
“I'ount Casper." will botllo opt-him.I nt-
lntctiuu at Music Ilnll. next Monday
evening. Mr. Hills is not unknown in
South Norwalk. be having Ilcliglltcd
largo audiences have in "(Tasper the Yod-
lcr." Ilnvinghad u long mapltc from
anything in the nmllflcnlcnt lino. our
theatre going people will no doubt give
this initial play of the season a gout-mun
smtinx- .
lugwo M. Tolles. the cool tll‘lllr't. sus-
tained quite pnlnful injurics yesterday
afternoon, by being thrown from his
wogml. lie was driving along the road
leading toCnIf Pasture, when his hom-
Incamfrixhtlmed at nclump of bush“
or aipck paddlermnd allied suddenly.
causing Mr. Tollm to pitch out. No
struck a storm slot-guide the mild. which
clubhouse and broiled his face. lie
was around as mat this morning. and
expects to be all right in a low days.
NOIWAIIK NEW”.
A Its-say Balm of Hans Im- “so
mm last a! foul.
At the regular meeting of Concord
Division. II. of 11, last night.“ mdecid
edtoholdanrusical and literary cuter-
tninmt neat Iloslday evening. after
which refreshments trill be served.
TheCarpelltera' Union will he repre-
sented III the Labor day parade by a
hrgalloallvithhalladoaen cannula-
atvrori.anllby slumber-oldie
unlononloot. Thoyvrillhe headed by
Glover’sbraarhaad.
Hope the company‘s racing learn
woreout forpracllcalaslegrelliug. Under
the rulesofthe tournament ohiclrtllsy
witlulterthsyarsliulltsd tossmlteell
also. ‘l'heyvrillruumysrds. make a
numlouudhyflfllut 0! boss.
'I'ha committees from the Norwalk
anllAlleaWbsaleltlIts, chm to lake
chugsoItheraesstobomIveaundertho
molthsomlmosn's Driving as—
sociation. will hold a trusting Isl the
Alpha club’s room this evening at 8
o’clocknoperlrctttairarraobollsuu.
Molinlinhodouncll, morons»
”Mmmuptln lapses-
504:. per pair.
84 WASHINGTON
The Alpha Wheel club trill take part
in the Labor day W0.
of land near Wilton. known as the Ilhilc
Grumman properly, to Mary Ration
Lunltwood.
James liadden dcnleu the report. that
be Is lll‘gflllfltlflfl for tho purl-ballr- of Illl'
Norwallr llotcl property of (lmrgv l'.
Luella-00d for $25,000.
The members of the Alpha WIIIaIl club
will go on their weekly club run tomor-
mw evening.Tilcirobjeclivelmlllt u'lil be
Comm beach. whore they will go In
my imming.
John Murphy. Ir -il kauwu Ill Nor“ nik.
died at his home In “'clltport Sunday,
and Will buried from IMF-hurl b of the
Assumption at ll uclock this morning.
“t? diod of cmlatlmptiou.
I.'Ilurlcs Hobbs. formerly of llnrbor
al'cuue. Norwalk. and who recently
moved to (Spill Spring. 1.. 1.. is dying of
Consumption. 'I‘Ilo nttcndlug physicians
say he cannot live the wcck out.
I'lliof of Police llcl-‘Ilrcsl ltLlrl llfi‘li undo
ed by ('llch of l’olicc limo. of Chicago.
to look out for and arrest for t‘lllllt‘lll?‘
Illt‘lll. John J. Ryan. a telegraph opera-
tor. who stoic $3,000”qu John II. Men
Shane. of that city.
Ycatunlay :lflcmoou. as the l’ittallold
(’xprI-eu wont through tllc Iunncl. a num-
bcrol vallllnblo path-m and books were
lilIIt\’ll through the upon door of lllt' bux-
gngv I-ar. Word was tell-graphed to
Tickrct'lcrk llcllornan from llctllcl to
look out for the mpcrs. but ho could
find no lnlm‘ of tile-m.
At tin- mcrting. llllll night. of the spe-
Itllll I-Imnnlllcv of Pilgrim t ’oqu-Il, U. U.
A. .\I., who have in charge tho arrange-
llh'hls’ for tho ling mining and field day
pzlrn-lc on SI-ptcmbcr 13. it WM decided
to wind up tin» affair with n grand lull
in lllt‘ Athena-um. Music will be fllrn‘nIiv
ml by SIIIyllII-Zs orchestra.
Mrs. Ann O'llricn will I» trial ll! 9
o‘clock tomorrow morning. charm]
with mull-zit upon but neighbor, Mrs.
llln'ltl Workman. Mr. ”dint-n. who
was lino-Ii $3 and costs Saturday. will be
brought III-torn the court on nnolilcr
I’lilll'gi‘. 'I‘bc cast-cs au- llé-lllrr‘ Jmlicc
Austin with Alinrnl-y Ilrlly fur thr-
prmm‘utionuud Attorncy llnrlbutt for
tho Itch-um.
Miss Mary Shannon. Ilnughtcr oillu cu
Shannon. ul lloyt atrwt. nil-l foil and
lltJtlI’l'tl llt‘l' spine It'lh'li ly. is lull-outing
demented and hot lnl’l'lllh tum: made ap-
plication to how her Itdmittwl to tho
('ollln-clicut llluldtnl for tho Insulin at
Middleton-n. licivctnlnu Raymond Elan
the man- in cimrgg, and will am that she
is taken lln‘ro as man all II vacancy or-
curs.
The Alpha “'IIcI-l club have root-ital
alimitod number of imitations to the
second annual blcyclc carnival of the
Manhattan .llhlI-tl'c club. to bo held on
Manhattan l-‘iI-ili. Ulll' lIunIIn-Il and fifty-
Iiftll stroct and Eighth Ill't'llllt‘Jln Solar:
dnynftcrumn. August :32. The luv-Ita—
limlsnrein tho llfllltlli of Ilw mn-rctnry
mull'xln Ive-obtain“! from him by “MW
Wishing lu go.
A curulnlttm from llullvr Inlgc. I. f).
I). ll, of South Norwalk. confcrred with
our Ilrolhcrs' Inigo at till-tr mwtlng inst
t‘l‘l‘lllnx. coma-ruin“ the Labor day on:
Illusion In Now London. John ll. Wall».
l‘. Konncy, Alonzo Win-III", t). M. linu-
It'lsl and l’ml Scribner worr- np3mintcd a
I‘ommiltce from the» lodge to ntlcnIl tintI
tut-cling of tho comluitlws lrolu other
lodgcn. to Inc llcbl in South Norn‘nill llllD
owning.
Just as It train on tho (foruolillutcd
railroad was rolling into the llrnud (.‘cn-
tral «lopm at New York, yesterday morn-
ing. W. N. Simona. of Union Park, pick-
orl up a book from under a scat ill on» of
the earn. lle found it to he the roll book
of (‘mnparly (I, of Danlttwy, containing
“what” of members and a record of
drills while in camp. Ila brought. It
homo vrltll him last evening and ,this
morning turned it over to Colonel Front.
The book was probably lost by the find
meant on the way home from camp.
llamas-es Adams. Ambler, (keen.
Squires and Buckley, accompanied by
Borough Engineer Wood. treat up lain
street yesterday afternoon and monitored
that tlwroughlare from W. R. Noah’s
oomertoWall street. Bunny- ol the
grads unreal-o made. The bum-n
foundthatthsstrsetvrastoo narrow at
somepointsand shouldbetvideued. 'l'llh
could he done without taking any private
property. By removing a law trees and
Mammal the present ride-
tvalkthcsuestoouldhe «Heard-avers!
test. The vridtlr of the street ts from
tmtyalne to fortrtvro lost. It Is
media vrldsu It when the road In
mead-law.
om rut alvns.
leis alsll Gas-lo at that!" In 3...
lanes».
Osptnill William ll. Verity comers-Io-
nltlrscartiog of lumber-Nay lustre
urethra clamlamily hmadjatuiug
hisprtssntrssidoaer on Key-or avenue.
James Mitchell has sold clown arm's:
‘ 3W9 have long toads llOBIllRY :‘i SPECIALTY in our stock. on success has wa’rrllttlnd
Its in placing an IMPORTATION ORDER, and we have just received ONE HUME-ED DOZEN
HOSE, with our own stomp.diroct from the mills in Germany, in grades to sell from 250. to
We have also received a cans of Bixty Dozen Domestic Hose. wh'
three pair 350. These, In addition toour regular lines of Hosiery, will
assertment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
STR E ET. SOUTH
chum: loo Ilium“
ll’laaaaat Paragraphs about Our and
. Inner Peonle'a Prlaada.
‘ Mrs. t‘. It. Cllolldgc. of Norwalk. la
laljonrning at Newport.
William J. Brovt'n and wife. of Wilton
overrun. are in Brooklyn.
('llnll'llllfi Ballard. . WM”! M. II).
llour nllII- c. is taking a Week' II \ncalion.
Miss Muy Scoiicld of broom place bl
the guI-st of Miss Alice Doors, of lirnnch-
ville.
II. T. l‘llll'll’ll'lfl. of tho.» Central Nation-
ul bank, has rc-turnml from ll trip to
‘Sl-wpllrt.
III-mint “I'm-d. of this city. is spluuling
part. of tho wool; with rclztliyl-II III
‘Stumlnrd
l',l:'.. llnllswoll. "I l’uugllltccpsic. x.
Y.. is Illa-ruling ll Wl‘l‘k with lricuds at
\\ innipnuk.
Mrs. lcwis Hubbard. of Shelton, in a
guest at the residence of Dr. C. I". lloul~
wcll. Qllinlanl llvclluc.
Mr. and Mrs. ticorgc l'. lax-kwood, of
High strut-l. Norwalk. are spending a
few days at Narragansett l‘lcr.
Miss Etta Walling. of Newark. 3'. J..
is rustling n \lllll with her uncle. Captain
Row. cl Vamp street. Norwalk.
fllnrlI-s l'liluw. clcrlt for I“. l’. Kcflcr.
in taking ls vacation this such. llc will
spend it on It trip With Fred ll. Scolicld.
of Summer slrwl.
Miss Tlilic KlI-llwcttcr and Miss [Jule
lhlscllbowcr. of Newark, N. J.. are
spendinga fI-w wrote at tho Fairrimv
IIIIUM', RIM-nylon.
div. and Mrs. lulu Kricgcr. of New
York. and Miss [M Wank, of “'nter-
lIury,nreguc.~tn at the rI-sidcucc of ii.
liricgr-r, Marshall strcct.
August Anderson, wife and three-
chiidrcn. who sailed for tluttcnburg.
Sweden. Juno 7. rI-turncd to South Nor
walk. l-‘rlduy, on tho steamer Majestic.
Miami-t Atomic and Era Stmlield, of
Autdcllly strut-I. who have bet-n travel-
lng I.'Ullrilllt‘nllrly this summcr. are new
at Silippau Point. the guest of tllclr
uncle. but ulll 5‘00” go tob'llllwntcr.
llr. Rockwell, of New York city, and
Stcpllcn ('nlllstocli. of Norwalk. left town
Ultllls' 6:16! train this morning. Their
will-cl: :II-colnlunlml tllcul. From New
lla‘ul tin-y nil; “'llt‘t'l to New London.
Mun Kalle Murray. of the Nuru‘ulk
Boston store. is taking a vacation. Ac-
conlmnII-d by llt'l’ cousin. Miss Anna
t'lunc. of I‘mvidcum», R. 1,. the has gnuv‘
In Hartford :UiIl Willslnl for a short
\lstt.
ii'liinuul'. tin-rs nod J. llubI-rt llun-
long. of l-Zilnwood nvI-nuo. Ilnvc returned
lrmu :I lrlt'_\t'llllg tour to Now Milford
and Luke: “'llmnlnug. Al tllc lltltI-r
plun- lIlI-y cllmuutcrnl Miss Mnltictlrcg-
ury. Tho boyu spout a work on llll' trip.
and report at good time till along the lino.
('Iflhllllltlll' I’IAI\8.
Frank lllnkc Into pufl‘llttnul n spin-Ila
t'lil’l'lllgl'.
Ml“ \Vilmut. of liridgcporl. llII-
“III-st ul Mrs. Frank lllaltc.
Mrs. III-nry Pinch. of I'llcsluul Hill. is
\‘I-ry bll’k. llcr rccovI-ry is doubtful.
Miss I-ZstllI-r Cmssmnu will return to
ill-r boon: ill filmy-lilo, I'cllll.. today.
I!
I'brlrlo-II l1. tlrcgory and family am up
t-Irllllnittg It'll-lids from l'cllnsylvunia.
A pI-nrh and Int-ion fwst'lml will bo-
le in “I? cllllpcl. tlrtllorruw owning.
TllI-rl- wlul no preaching in lllc clmpcl
Sunday afternoon. as reported by the
Ilour.
Prank liberty-lull. of llridmlort. spout
Sunday with bill "would, Mr. and Mrs.
William Slwruwd.
Whlll- driving to the lltflillgll. Sutur-
Ilny afternoon. Mrs. Dayton llouton root
with an accident. "or moi-curt broke.
tuning the will partly down. causing the
boron tn It’ll-k and run until stowed by a
young man near St. Paul» church.
Aaron (Illusion-I «as washing hilt littlc
dog In Ir. Ely'a pond thoother day. III.
lily thought he would wash his large
domino. Bringing it to the pond and
letting it go beyond the length of in
chain. it grabbed )lr. Olnlatcnd'a dos,
bucking its log and injuring it so badly
that ho was obliged to kill it.
WESTIDN.
Tho Edwin Boers place still be sold at
auction licptolnber lat.
ill». Jennie Smith, of Norwalk. In
visiting Ills. Henry Finch.
the. P. Durban has visited her dumb-«m,l
tor. Mrs. Blane], of Norwalk.
The congregation] Sunday school will
hold to annual picnic at ltolm Point.
Thursday.
salmon Bladley and daughter Clara.
of Greenfield Hill. vbltall his niece. Ira.
ll. B. Coley. Sunday.
A. P. umber. who has been suturing
lroatafractured Ines pan, laablelohc
out with the help of crutches.
'l'lle Weston. school Board will hold
llamas! meeting at the house of E.
Fitch. inflood Hill. Tuesday slit 3» In.
albllolatWiltmm: lllrarleaAbbotl.
alllymal’lsius: Van Godfrey, at Nor-
Ileld
)liss Alice Gullah. who has been
tsaehlac a graded soiled Ill Atlantic
- . harbourin-
ftls I“. 1%
autumn-Iron trill mound
“we shall sell at 100., or
he a large and attractive
A. Dickerman & SOn,
NORWALK. CONN.
In. my 00]"an “1:; II Two-Mlnrrto
Record Win I» "an; out.
The season has arrived when it is quitc
the thing tonttoml a horse racemnd as all
the time is now taken by meetings and
fairs. from the gland circuit gatherings
touts-smallest town fair, the render of
that reports: of all the grand events, so
for llilll sensor]. cannot fail to notice how
fast they go. Even Norm-elk is coming
totllo front with Pickett and Lucille.
. Not cvcry one can own :I Maud 5.. n
Sunol. nu Axlell, or a Sclsou, and when
will any one produce another animal to
wear the crown of that pI-crlm-l Illarc.
Nancy llnnlllt. who no recently n-Iluccd
tho world's trotting roI-ord to 2:03.
Last mason wc Imll tho introduction of
the ltilc truck... which no doubt gave
runny llorscs tllp opportunity In gainn
luwcr record than llltty'l'nulll have ob‘
tnlucd on the old style truck. bllt this
year we have lhlml‘llllllg new again—-~
the introduction of pneumatic tire bicy-
cle wheels. giving the horse a great all-
vnntago around the turns over the old
style of sullry. We bellow, with Robert
Bonner. that tho day will come trill-ll II
two-minute record will bc hung out, and
the- man who thinks llc has :I twill-r will
Ilnyctu hustle. Even now, our friends
bn'vo plenty of them around tbo- stove in
tin» long winter «tunings. but the 50:1qu
opens and tho-y start. Low and behold
the rcd flag call-hm them and brooks thr-
owncr‘s heart. We all ndmm- Ibo beau:
tifnl Ami-rich" trotting Ilorsc. tllc :Id-
miruilon and only of all who do not
perm them. and today it must really
Imlllruttcr to (flllllpt‘lt‘ for almost any
purac. lmwravcr small. We mount all
ban» the fast”! hon-w. Ill-ncc We must be
mutant with a good one for road purposrs.
And right here ban» you owr noticed
how few uric can sec in a day‘s Ilriw.
The» country nppcars to mi tilled with lllt‘
lovvvsl class of ”suckers." not rl‘t'll good
enough for car honors. and stlii tllc poo:
pic continue to buy all Sllt'll no :Irc aller-
od. If tiIc llgllrv is IOW. tllcu tho lmrsc
In I-llcnp and probably worthless. but
with such figural n llOl‘ficll-t :l burs». all
hoping to gut soon-thing for nothing.
With so much pleasure ill a good animal
and so gn-ut tn'Ls'I-ry in a poor our. it is It
Wulltll‘r that. the standard Is- not rlcylltcd.
Sodollbt onoof lllt' rcnmus is the prov
railing notion that horse auctions arc
the lh'al places to purcilrcw. and the wise
ours buy a thing just out of a western
barnyard and go Immrsat'h'licd that they
burn a great bargain. l’ray tell what be-
mmoe of all thou-11 woudvrful horses? The
buyer not'cr tolls,
lllglrwaya at ltouay Ind:
Editor of {hunting Sv’llflm l—I’r’lll' Sir.
An nrticlc uppcarrd in last truck's Mc-
cII:Iniv-.-'.' Jollnlnl. in tho Ron-nylon col-
mun. which I-I n-mnrkoblc for what it
would try and make the pooplo believe—o
tlllll ullr roads arc in It turribio muditinn.
and at the same time stalls that no arc
proud of our roads and that they «to In
good lu llllnlttll judgment can mnkc
lllt'lll; but this Iittlo plow docs not suit
him. so lit' Ii going to bavc tho sl-lcctmcu
rcmm'cd at Ihc next clcclinn. What In-
mys about our roads in gcnI-rnl I." trllc.
They are as good no human judgment
can make Illcm and no arc proud of
“WI”. John lirundzlgc is tho man who
works llll'lllnlltl llllsllllilh‘ so for about
six or sown yuan-I. l'llptlllll Somalis l'lll'
plnyI-ll lIIIlI about six yours and lll' all
ways gnvc good faults. It now inn-ovum
nnnmlry to I-xplnill lo till,I public IlIo
calls» of this “grunt kick." In he bonds
his article. 'c Intro :I “fill or highway
to tho rlvcr. It has bcI-ll own to the
public in tho memoryol tho oldml in-
habitat“. Mr. Iimndngc bl» workcd it
to tho rm-r for tho town. The man who
luditcd thr- ll'u-lling lt'llt‘f tn the Journal
last Saturday. lumw limo nillcc built a
ulnflt' wall :Il-rIeIIIlhis highway. l'pon
complaint the sciwtlncn cmploycd John
linlndsg» to rcmorc Illc olulruction to
the highway. Scrum! mlmrnlmtructiona
worn plaI-I-Ii till-re and the town of Nor-
vraiIl had tIIcIII removal by the hands of
Mr. limndngc. III-ncl- thin spite ngnillsl
Mr. andage. Marlin-r distraction to
the shape on row of pill-II and dock logs
was [winced in frontal tho high-ray on
tho rirr-r side. This the town authorities
iIIltm-diuloly removed by ordering thr-
Iotm constable locmldoy Inc» [or that
purposm Since that iuc'ldont a little time
expired and then more thnnahundred
tonaol alone have been [hand in the
highway, compictaly blockndiug the
highway. The neluctmerl have unloved
Mr. Warner, the town own-oi. toreutbw
late this whole business befomlhe courts. 1“
and hematite to this ticker
to have these so then removed. All
micro who Irish to hold the town high.
waypropsrty will scotlleimportanosof '4‘
Aaanlclln ‘rpfiln’sfi “bi“; , .
whence.
tom prices.
we have.
rid your house of them in three»
Death to Water Bugs.
Look out; for the babies and
LEADING
I22 Fairfield Ave.,
J. I. GRIFFIN. - —
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
\V llSIIINGTON STRI’IC'I’.
Form» looking loralnl. or but“ and lnl
with IIII tint of pllrrllmlnu. an imitrli In
4 vii nml I nmiu. our ”-4. \$'-- how ”will for
Mill in vwry part of lbc (it) of rmmnnbir
priIIs :InIlollozlq lI-rnls. await!
WANTED
l OXRID Paid with: icnrninu. Ann!) .1:
tilecon-rt flu- lury of Roth 41' Holds-I bull-It.
nail in;
‘ VANTEU Alum Ion-Ill mm»- girl
toMnl. l‘r mi:
menu» XIII-unlit.
\ppll
.Wmnlu l,trll I? North
rtlll'l 1"
;\\III' .\II man to Ilrlu- Irrllcr wagon urn!
mkvl ::m of hlilfif‘n. lnquin -II I'. ll.-\\.'-'v~
marin- I. North Mnin ntrm mat If
TI) Ill-IT.
] ”Vii-Io! Iih- rmmsonl‘I-Iiur hlh‘t‘l.
ply to F. Ilium. North .\l nun?
Norwalk.
1 UI’SE mmwr North Main and .trm «tr-mh.
-ilt rlmlm lien! ‘iS “'Illo r In: all
I null-r l illlprnvw ..I- I.' -. I III.‘ woof I flu-inn n'
,\'o Tu \vwl‘ulvl II In It”
\\ nod ”mi
‘5‘? house T-nvv
a :Ilr‘l' >try
form III-Irv. i
M. ~it rmuns.
lrlh.
Ap—
rrvi, *nul b
.tul‘
Ami. m E, A.
3. MI;
llayugiml
ill-l
lyowuytun. $13.
FOR SALE.
1‘ Ilthll) hind how I? I .I l'l‘~ o; -.l App! I m
H. \ alcntiur i.“ W iL-lilllh'lnn .rrm t
brill... Hamil Nor-whit: auxilw
( Xhlrnu ~uf-. wmrli dust. um;
lam Ihrrr "llnl‘ mm " lr‘tl iou2 our
sample trunk our water Inn‘s {our In-l
T. linker. mlmlnlrlmlnr. I .‘J
W? \I'- -u‘ it or.
‘Ullwlv Tim I: him-lump ~-. [Hirm‘ ling.
~r4: IIII fillill...mll:rm~.rtl . ‘ on; I W.
5. lidlnlnrld Newt .smlnrl lid, - .
I”, a lll’lM rl llcl’ IIllrr-f r ~ M r- the» dry Kilt-ll"
unl Ii-llllfl Ill-parrrllrut of bin int-i. IF“.
pain; in lltl‘ lllnl‘ s~ of Mn .:‘lo I». Nor.- ultb
llxlllrr~ will be rI—ntml 4 bolt. It maui Ii. sIn- r
{urn lad). In main ll mull livlng. "I {Ir} J.. rlr~
Fir-II n\'.rrlIl- Rant .\nrlsaiir ul‘ lw
IAIS'I‘.
g", RE“ Altit. «I "llnlel’ pin Innimtllb;
ruby ~lirl‘ on: .Ilml by llllt. llIrlI -.I~ H I.
a II)‘ hm In low ul‘rnnklln ~ll’t'rt and l and. r ~
bio- h. A liberal rr Ir: ml oil! in paid tnr iI~
n-Itlrlltntixi~olii-.zr uni Sim
rol‘xn.
I‘III'VIII: l: m It i‘ '.l'
I. ll ltL’ xI-~ III In
“i“: :Iun‘. It. Smith Kurt-Ill .
gnfrrfal'nmrnls.
M U SIC H A L L.
Monday, August 29th.
”PENIS“ OI" THE SEASON.
Tho Romania-d Slnzlnl: l'onlctlluu.
°“T’TS‘ ELLIS
l.\' lllr- NEW l'l..\l.
“000M GASPER”
lll- fin-Isl New York Furious
Hear
H‘Tlll lliIl Emilionui llnrnc‘ '
" How I luvl- tin- ltui Iiu. '
”Tin “ow-hat him I)! MI,"
“:’I p .Illll lhmn"
l'lnylnlr l'ntl} Irlrl: 1‘ mp". '
ELLIS
Slng :it'sllllsfn'lttllt'; “-
ORIGINAL Mr W \IlilKl' .\§T.
llllltilxal. M‘PINERY AND lIl‘II'II 'l'fi.
Wuh- on salo- at ilnllhl places. ali‘Jl
Italics to (tuners of dogs.
'l‘lllvt IIrIIIcr-llrnml ju~til u- v ftlo- In: I. 's‘fllvl-
lot: in tin 1mm of .‘I'mwa'. iwlII-vl‘ng
that tho lillltlllllllliln of tin town. III III! ir par
nous- and prop rt). an» not runounbl, w. ”fit
from injury mm tlIIlrIInln by virtur of the
authority ruled in us by thin Mittutc [ms-o of
llll“ Hill". In rrbr
Orrin. Thar from and all. r unfb r to no! a;-
pr-nlolnl by mid Natal-«mud lmlti fistula-r
at run. nil dog.» "in; at lame In lltlalttwn
film“ I»- all mllfllw M m but till apable of Ilnlmt
injurytoany pol-non. and that all {Inns found
“I Iaruv not no moral"! shall be kll iLsI
ilatni Ill Norwalk. Alum-It llltb. M8.
CNN} “I."
J. "Ill. ”IN I" ,lllllll T1 I'll-Ilium
063]” kl”! It’ll: ll. 0! ll"-
l'l'fl“ ,Nl‘flk If i l'mtr's'.
atrial. I2. M. UK‘K“WID I .
T“ 00llEOTOI'8 MINNIE.
'mupzyllmhtl ‘3"!in to all {Iona l3lab|le
D Is one orua II n
the County of airfield. and Stan- ofl' onnec II-
cut. on the anal-nutrient list of I'm. that I will
mun thorn toms-Ire said tam at the lotion—
lax times and plan n. to wit:
t the aim of llanlnnl a 0-hour. Karl Sul-
htdovrtl town). no “1991151. August 'Illll
from III II': lot k. love-mum. until 25“
o'clock. all
he store torso! .l. t' llamlls Winnipanit.
Tut-av ay. Minuet filth: but. from It» I-loc I until
””0 clocks
t the slots of All so Inbblr. at flouth
be! I.'flh
norm Ill uslvl .
retaining our at nelectmen [3. “Imports ‘3» "en-hurl Alyflamlfln. until Ii
"W”?YLJTL’E'L ..... .llyglfli-n'fl'n comm
If a New York millionaire glveaa Ilio~s 332‘s?” has. aanor “gut 1pl)»: ngdmwil ; a
m ‘mlm a ram . are ill,
WW-&lm::kh no.“ 10 m gig-m armrfilzgrwm'. Millll Imm‘ l o'l’lllrll all“!
I- v r
“mama "in." «not: I 1 II..- c».
toss' bills swim. to pay .00 “PM" mfml’a’l’lflmmw
"It: for cyan C to ' f Ill and are authnrt to
It tvrou the a in i (lualltaaes wmhlrtl shallretslaiu on to it
.... n... no... fin... “I‘m MI... . morn-.5;
beinglllpenotlatthef 4am
Inquire at Halsted’a drugstore where
on Itarathll psoblcmsolred and
loom.» Bloodcura
custodians“.
llVEllY Alli Inllnnl n5“...
Molnlnewmlntillhec ”PM hat
Ila of September tall. mum“... all-II ll:
”ll" orolulr. It. 9:. JOHN
(.‘ollsotorl
1M“. lm'ltl'llln for said 'l‘mrn or Norwalk.”
lawn-t Korean. Claim. August ash. in
. mind
Notice
Ctlphrvehynirsal uh. tannin!
N‘m
V. i—— . «In-«i;- ‘
i if“
J,‘1.I
. a WWW
_ MM 0mm Bullsr’ la’GiIt
leave your order for a barrel of Sugar or Flour
When going on a picnic examine all the good things
To those who are annoyed with water bugs
,gnnlsl:l.l~lx~ll.1
-.... WM
mourn-rm manna
alllllalrno Bot.
:-Wo
ran
days or no pity, by m to
arson’s Sure
keecl’Syru themin perfect health by
using Moody’ s well—known Aromati
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday washings.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER
33 Washington Street. South Norvnallr. .
" coon PAYING POSITIONS
”succumb roll IIIIAIII'A'mI AT‘~———-‘ 3
THE NEW BUSINESS 00llE0t',
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Business. Tolcgrnphy, ”WWW! ”a TYJWII‘iBla': U
float of refs-room (“robin-II.
(‘ all or write for I in Mar.
PRINCIPAL.
”-5 3m
iByriIIianI-Saratuga Season
I 892.
Etery Monday. to Ito-Ir of was It
August 29. in- [mil-I». Spl'l' in! mintlllll'l Illifilél'
grill: txlrnrgp .\lt S’IIIImImr. 3'!“ "in Rullw'ayl
. ['1' o no: in 'It I ' .
‘plllllzl’ul’llh. u- l’tlllmltas. (nouns
4.IIA\'II III‘ I. lIlH'I'r'lrl. worn myw \‘lSl'l'
$3.50 ~ I’llTthOST. - $3.50
Tho- lll‘ Ignitiuut l’mnptin alone worth the
\MI. II‘ur ntnppinl: at lbv- flncr hotels all in-
In Nd Ilmrm of one dollar I8] I)» and ll
:5 r. 5, :lllc‘ll’lp‘; In Lakl- Umrgu. MI. )1-
. or n ex r-l ow mien. Stun
team - mum Norm Ill: 1H“ mm logo in";
Magnificent «l day 5' visit to tilt-
. I‘OIAISSAL VESII‘E OF AMERII'A.
TIIB THOIS \Nl) IQIIASDS.
' ft \rllng 'I’u rh‘ll‘d)’. August III.
following a. In.
’$|Yll ~tl- :Itll r.
Lull' lug there
Eu unions mcry day
.' Fairy lllii. :iclltlw. be-
lmnl Ill llrrw. silt-ours :lil clue-now lugoml
infill. fillllldlxlii‘lrllll viral-go tum-and H'Ich
outrun! w ADI If It -
“ “k ntrlllu m a I ltui'u‘ South Nor
"litrfll‘lfl Ill? ”.(nnm-I-Ii Ilt Tourist"
in: |l III vrmntion .lt tin mill-e
[mil-4ft.“ ti “mbingtnu drool. leading
Ilrllgn'ht and lgl {It for Hygl Ill and Rat wall-m
151 Km
GRAND EXCURSIIIN
sunnll, AUGUST 28th.
liY Till-I STEA MER
CITY OF ALBANY
'l‘lI.
mntaiu‘
of R. ll.
Seal Beach, Cnney island
ElllllllSlllil TICKETS, 75c.
LIP .\\ E SUI I'll Nllflwhjl K in?) A. M.
iii. Tl RNINI: l SAW SEA BE .'\l B. FUSE"
ISL AND 03> l'. M.
l‘. \n'l‘ il~t VIPER XE\\' YORK 2'12) P. M.
lnlfi ll
1. H. Bllflllil,
Slllllllll PLUMBING. STEIN, anti
6A8 FITTIIIII. Till nnnrms,
SHEET IIIIJI WORK
in ;II My m4 o~ r' {or :Hl Till” llltrul
\l “ill and nirur‘. ‘llrll
”l E 3TH All and
M.\lill\\ I.'IW l'ltn
ilul‘“ .X'll'IKBUlLE R.
Tile l'lncwl line cl H
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
in mm lly.
nn, sun, Milli Inn null
null.
5;“ i. ll nth. I lion gin n In Jobbing. Al 0
durxlrt’i‘lnlw . II’I: l~3lni t irb pr: Illplillldc ‘anld
Iarc wur I .InI It lir-l» int: u-
at lb: lnill‘wl prlcr-s. ' I "km":
l97 . WASHINGTON 8T. BRIDGE.
sI'I'I'E-isnlt TUS. SRIJJI‘ R ally
Elgin and Walthaln
IN tml ll. hll.‘ III AND l'lLuchAlllfl.
Mm...” ._..
Silver and Plated Wars.
0100“, WWW 0lll “0
W000 CASES.
u»...a-....
Repairing in all Its Brunettes.
H. S ROOD,
III mom will: men. yrs:
.li'flbb (In th
’ \lNSTANTANEDUs
PHOTOGRAPHS 55' 7"
”fit
d. '0. JENNINGS.
Under-tiller.
a moat slip! William. mu
d
Norwalk Chronicler