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pay you well to call. Paper
hanging at 25 per cent less than
regularprice. We still continue
busypainting and will be glad
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Jul!!! GOLDEN. Editor-ad Proprietor.

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slightly cooler. with loss humidity. followed
by rising lsrapsrstnra. lowner-row promises
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8001']! ROBWALI.

What the People of Our (my are being
all Basins.

The Putnam Hose bell nine and the R.

& (L’s will play ball Saturday afternoon,

on the Baxter grounds.

 

 

 

During the absence of James '1'. Kent.
ing, John Icflahou is acting as conduc
tor on the switch engine.

The examining board of Company D
will meet tonight to examine candidates
for sergeants and oorporals.

-—A large quantity of candy at little
prices. at Lane's.

Ninety-seven am lamps are now oper—
ated by theCity of South Norwalk Elec-
tric Works—ninety-iive to light the
streets of the city and two inside lamps.

The South Norwslk expressmen are
anxiously waiting for the Norwalk ex-
preasmen to accept their challenge to
playagameofballnext Saturdayalter-
noon on the Oyst 3r Shell Point grounds.

The executive committee of the Sev-
enteenth Regiment association, will hold
a meeting in the City Hotel, tonight at
7:30 o‘clock,to complete arrangements
(or the annual reunion to he held in
Newtowu, August 28.

J. Donovan. Jr., has recently placed
an electric motor in his building on
Washington street to operate the revolv-
ing fans. The cunent is furnished by
the Norwalk and South Norwalk Elec-
tric light company.

-Gste prise Q10 gold piece, K. of C.
picnic, Norwslk Park, August 5.

Next Monday night Company C, of
Stamford, will have a full drew drill, to
be followed by a reception to Major ilen~
drie. There will be dancing from nine
tilltwelve. Many friends of the com-
pany. including regimental and stall
oilicers, will be present.

The New England Blue label Antonia.
tion of Cigarmakere opened their two
days' session this morning, in Forestsrs'
liail,‘h'ew Haven. The convention has
special reference to the display of the
distinction between genuine and counter—
i’eitlaborlabelsoncigars. Thelocal
delegate is Joseph O’Brien.

Atari entertainmsnt on board the steam-
ship New York, Thursday evening, July
w,inaidolthsaocretiss furtherelisfof
destitute childrenfiofseamsn, lira. Charla
Edwyn Blot-lo. daughter of Kr. and Mrs.
W. ll. Swords, of South Norwalk, recit-
ed “Mollie Meade.” She also played a
piano dnett with a Mr. Kent.

~l’crfect purity. axquin'te flavor are
what make lane's ice cream the best.

 

 

The Arlen flinging society are moving
today from Raymond llrothars' building
on Washington street to their new hall
on Madison street. The ball will fon-
mslly opened next Sunday night. Luthsr
Wrighthasreniod tho largsstoreonthe
tintfloor,scdwiilnse it as a carriage
repository.

The American llatter, the leading hat
journal of the covmtry, says in its eur-
ront issue: "Tourists will undoubtedly
beinpooddomand butin chumrgradu.
and it is now certain that the still hat
in fins grades is about to resume its
,sway. Thiswiii bsgcod nowstomsuu-
lecturers who are titted up sony for the
production of sill hats, as they have
hadahardtlrnaof it for the past few
mantle." _____

lsaseKirkhamwssamstsdhstnlltht.
charged with keeping sen-tale yellow
dog. Ir. llrkham and two neighbors
WM thsdog belonged toahoy
who formerly worked for him, and that
belied done everything poulhlsto get
rldoftheoanins, hutltpsrststcdin
alerting under his front porch. lir.
Kirkharn was discharged, Justice Bar»

 

 

 

There will be music and dancingat'i‘hs
Knob blight.

Ilia Carrie Bosrurn will lead the Ep-
worth league meeting in the First
Methodist Episcopal church tonllght.

Superintendent Pierce, of the illorwallr
Tramway company, will have no office
with Taylor& Golds-non W’sbmt
, I . .

~Fina choice pssclnss, 10c. qt.; toma-
toes.’ Sc. qt; bananas. muskrnel‘ons, at
Cuneo's, 0 R. B. 1’.

George D. Keeler has leased the cities
on Washington attest, just vaulted by
D. P. Morrell. Grand Juror ‘W. )1.
Raymond and Charles Hoyt, libs car-
penter. will have desk room there.

Colonel Frost has i-ued instructions
for officers and man of the Fourth at
camp. Nominations for non'eomnrlssion.
edoflicsrsaretobs made through bat-
talion headquarters and battalion ad-
jutants are to keep a roster of such
officers.

-—Why not keep cool by eating Lane's
ice cream?

 

It is pleasant tonote that. despite the
busing stagnation throughout the
country, batting is picking up. The
Crofut & Knapp company are very busy
in both of their factoria, and most of
the other batting concerns in South Nor-
walk havogood orderson hand. it is
said that the condition of the trade will
improve still more as the season ed-
vanccs.

Sherill Fenelon, at the instance of
Colonel Frost, of the Fourth regiment.
has served papers on lrving W. lamb
and W. ii. Ensign, of Bridgeport, giving
them the choice of paying a 0.5 fine mch
or going to jail for alleged violationof
the military law. The men are members
of Company B, which voted to parade
Memorial Day. Ensign and Lamb
failed to turn out and their eacusen were
not considered sufficient by Colonel Ji‘reet.

 

The Connecticut Sunday school asso-
ciation is planning for aserieaofsumv
par meetings In the ope-lair in. ski-«-
est of Sunday school work. These will
be held as follows: At Willimanticcamp
ground, Saturday, August 12; at Parlor
Rock, Tuesday, August 22: at Pim-
Grove, Canaan, Thursday, Augunt 2i,
and at Plainville camp ground. Tuatday.
August 29. There will be three sen-ions
at each place, with addresses by promin-
ent workers and special musical trident.

 

-—Fine choice (reaches, 10:. qt.; toma-
toes, Sc. qt.; bananas. muekrmlons, at
Uuneo's, 0 ll. ll. 1’.

Mr. and lire. F. W. Matte were sur-
prised at their home on Woodward ave-
nue, last night. Between thirty and
forty young ladies and gentlemen were
prescnt, and they were royally enter-
tained until an early hour this morning.
Dancing. games and music were indulged
in and kept up until midnight, when the
guert: assembled around a bountilluly
laden table, where all did ample jwitios
to the excellent rep-ct. During the even-
ingsome fine selections were rendered
ontheviolinand tile by lit. and lira.
Malta. _..

—-l’lenty of deliciom bread. at Lane's.

“DIWALI NEWS.

 

a Bras-y Budget 0t Ito-s In- “to
Upper lad or Iowa.

The l‘airflsld County Baptist astonis-

tion meets at the East Washington Alva-

nne Baptist church, Bridgeport. Septem-
ber 'l.

A large barn belonging to John (nus.
“Wham. of Penn. street, New (faossu.
was struck by lightning yesterday after-
noon and totally destroyed. together
with its contents.

Fred Smith, the lumber. was lllllag
tiniesboxlnhismarkst,louday after-
noon, whoethslosteogasiippsdfm a
caksofiesaadfsllon his head, cattlbg
dire scalp musty.

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0' NI Mienlrml. 0.11m,“
llo‘oloekihlsmornlag. llewasialha
ninstlsth y-rof his age. The four-at
Wwfllhsasnoanodisler.

Several liar-walk bicyclist are salt»
harsheestablishsrsoord fromflurwsla
toDaabnrysndrstnr-nnd a vans will
probablybsarrsngsdiasfswdays. Tbs

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Alfred E. Austin and James Iilrehell
have-old the Devi Coley farm in Weston
toll. P. lure“; alsotheD.P.llorrell
place on VanZandt avenue to Edward
Godfrey, of Bridgeport.

lartiu Reinhardt, thirtyvtbree yours
old,“ 440 Central avenue. Brooklys,
committed suicide, Sunday night. Des-
ovsr the deem oi his wits.
issaidto be the came of hissulcidql
Reinhardt wasa brother of John Otto
lieinhasdha barber employed by Wil,
liam Bus, of Norwslk. lie leaves cou-
siderablsmonsy,» which his brotberio
soleheir.

Chester, the sigboyear-old sonof Au—
drew V. Heath, of West Main street,
was playing near the swings at Room
Point, yesterday, when he was struck
by one of them and knocked down,
striking on his head. in trying toget
out of the way he was knocked down
again,injuring h'u collar bone. lie Wes
brought homeand today is quite com»
fortablo. .

The building at 2,400 Third avenue,
New York, which was portly destroy-
ed by fire in the 850,000 condsgrstion at
Harlem, Sunday night, was owned by
lira. Iary E. Gertie, of 0 West avenue,
Norwalk. it was a frame building, occu-
piedasa cigar and stationery stereos
thegronnd noon-ad by tonsntson the
second floor. One side was burned oil,
and considerable other damage was
done. Thabullding was fully insured.

A. 11. Ball, of Bridgeport, who has
managed the Rockville hotel at Rockville
for the past six months,soid his lease,
good will and furnishings, yesterday
afternoon, to Murdock McPherson, of
the Norwalk house. at Norwalk.
The terms of the sale are private. Mr.
Hall says the houseie paying well and
gives no reason for selling. Mr. Ilcl’her-
son is an old hotel man and took W
tion this morning. lie will also conduct
the Norwslk house. Mr. llell returns to
Bridgeport. *Wsterbury American.

in an account of the live-mile bicycle
race at Bridgeport, Monday efternoo’,
the Farmer says: "1'. L. Walsh, of Nur-
waik, proved Elliott's Jonah, for after
reaching him during the third mile lil-
liott found it impossible to get ahead of
him. The finish between Elliott and
Walsh was a grand specimen of riding.
For almost 400 yards the front wheels of
both men were lapped. It would be no
exaggeration to say that during the but
quarter of a mile Elliott did not gain one
foot on his greedy rival. When the tape
was finallycrooed Elliott won by a murv
gin so close that it could hardly berlis
anguished." M-.. ,,_.

Meetings of the boards of directors of ill!-
saving banks in the borough were lwld
yesterday afternoon. when it was unani-
mously voted that the bunks take ad.
vantage of the law which require-n that
three monthe‘ nozice be given of the in«
tended withdrawal cl all amounts as-
cesding 050. Notices of such intent will
be tiled in the order in which they are
received. The new arrangement went
into silect this morning. This rmwe
should notbe regarded as an alarming
symptom, as banks all over the state are
doing this same thing. and Norwslk
banks are really tardy in falling into
line. The flurry at the preseat time
among savings bank depositors is simply
caussd by timidity. There is no real
danger. All the local banks are solid
and there should be no doubt by deptui-
tors as to their standing. They are only
protecting their depositors when they
take advantage of the time clause.

Two more children of David Kennedy.
of Clarke street. were taken with malig-
nant diphtheria yesterday. almost irri-
tnsdiately alter their brother Johnnia's
death. Their alchnas buglvsn rise in
the belief that there will bean epidemic
of thadrsad dlanaaa stating the many
children on the street. nearlyallof whom
have bean exposed. Thrss Inorecasrs of

Hill. Tbsysrv Johanithsyosngsop
ofluspli Idler-risk. Id Bobbleaad
”unionism-of James P. hdlam.
Wardsn illoas heard of the casss last
«abused inch Isps b plaosastrld
mass was tbs patients. allowing
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.SAL‘ES THIS WEEK.

Ginchams.
Summer Silks. at 29c.

, INES, “HALF Plllllf.
lAlllES' SHIRT WAISTS, 250., 500., 750., Mill IIPWAllll.

A. Dickefian, & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

Highest of all in beaming Power.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.

Persian Mulls.

CONN.

Baking
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inquslitysndprioss-aslowsstbsiowsst. libs.
err, no.3 lbs. mmm, 25046th i . w:
28c. 1b.; Fancy crummy Butter, 269.; 3 qts. Beans, -
Rico, 25.3.; Best your in the World, mo not; Flour per
2m 0m, m; 2 cans Morass. 25o; sum PM?
when We sell sfsnsygrsdeof'l‘esform. 1b.,
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DOWN, DOWN, now
60 THE PRICES 0F HEATS.

Yea, business is dull and toliven it up we offer sirloi
perterbonse, 1%; round, 14; rhoulder, lo; rib roast, 12!;

lamb’s hind carter, 13 cents; fore, i2; logs of m
, fruits, vegetables, etc, etc.

E. J. WADHAIIIS. Proprietor.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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News and Gossip of the Day In last
Normall-

llarris Brothers' horse gct cast yester-

day afternoon and Fred Fields shot the

animal.

Dir-s. Samuel Hopkins and daughter
Grace, of Osborne avenue, started for
Toronto, Canada, this afternoon. They
will be absent about a month.

 

D. L'Horumodieu's horse, driven by
John L’Hommedieu, took fright at a
trolleycar on Woodward avenue, yes-
terday. but no damage was done.

Rehearsals of ”The Distrrct School," to
be given by the Epworth league. will be
held in the parlors of the East Avenue

Ilethodist Episcopal church tomorrow
and Friday evenings.

 

The regular meeting of Volunteer
[lose company will be held next Monday
night. It has been deemed advisable to
secure other quarters and every member
of the company is requested to be pres-
ent and t: ke action on the matter.

”ARIES.
Oliver n. Bookenaold and respect-
al citizen of Newton, died yesterday at
his home in that plm‘, aged seventy-
seven years.

Another hearing of the heirs to the
William ll. Weed estate was hrld in
Stamford this morning. The tiriul hear-
ing will be held Monday.

The selectmen, in response to n petr-
uuu rrom as... Thnldmo w. Austin 1...
n highway across her property from the
intersection of Smigwick and Maple ave
once to John Raymond’s place on the
ltownyrou road, are this ainernoon lay-
ing out the highway. The proposed
street «ill be forty feet wide and will
probably not clam: 81,000 to be propt rly
laid out and worked.

KeaitIz-lrflahon.

James T. Keeling, C(illlluClAlf oi the
mouth engine in South Norwulk. and
Sims Mary McMahon were married yew
trrdny in St. [tree's church. Newtnwn.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Futhrr For. The bridesmaid was Miss
diary Mct'nrthy, of Newtown, and the
but mm was Patrick liradh-y, of New-
towp. Those who atu‘mlrvl from Not"
walk were Miss Marnie liehebo and John
Ilcllulmn. .lkeru short wedding tour
Mr. and Mn. Keeling will return to
South Norwelk. when: they will reside.

STORIES 0l' TIIE STATE.
Items of Illarnrdfallad from Ivory Lin-r:
tor of Connecticut.

John Staph-noon, the cur builder, 'n
dead at New Rochelle.

Southport and Bridgeport are to be
connected by an electric road.

Lyman K. Camp, a Bridgeport under-
taker, has owls an alignment.

Hartford is to have an rlahorate Ila’
sonic temple at a mat of 800,000.

The Hartford police board have voted
to sdlnlt reporters to their meetings.

Jsbrs l.. Woodbrldgo, the new state
prion warden, has assumed charge of
the institution.

The llartlord ttoeraot llgurrn out the
costof the recent state‘s prison investi-
““000.

Willow Halousy. of Icrlden, had
his right shoulder dislocated by being
slush iv a Wain.

Waterburyvspovtsrs will hereafter be
mottled to was: badge to get within
the Bra the limits.

1‘. V. ”attornamt of thet'msoildso
ted madatihkvilivJsml-ingwlthuw
of the compare fouls.

The bodyof Albert llohn. at Norwich,
was found is ths‘l'hamrs river. lie was
drowusd while bathing.

llalladcasarivstsrs atworkonagaa
tankindnscalastrock unmet of a
”Irma soa-aaioo employs.

P. J. Buckley, of Walltagford, w-
csagbt la a press in the ital]. Elton
warts. sad news anpatalsd lit-Mt
ho

Em‘l’owa Club Watson,“ mm,
wasstrlckan withapophay at his sals-
mes boats in Eat. and his more. is
critical.

The Dark silver flats shop, after a
fear wssks' first down, has startslaad
the elbows my that the wages will not
he redwood.

Polic- will drag the sass-s and ponds

fireman-t herbatashi'air-
Malawian-go.

Whats-stratum for a as.-
tsr of years. has rvslgasrl. Col. Halt
willavsshipsottasvoat m.

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Pia-sans Paragraphs About an and
Other Paopls'a friend-t

Mrs. George Sounders. of Brush street.

is visiting friends at Raiding,

Mrs. Walter Gelderpf Tnmitav, Mada»

gascer, is visiting Mrs. James ( 1. Crows.

Mrs. E. Frans Dickermsn. of Maiden

is rioting Mrs. John F. Bennett, of the

Green.

Attorney E. M. Lockwood and family,

of Elm street, are visiting in New

Canaan.

William Canticld and family,“ Bethel,

are visiting his lather, Hiram Coolield,

in Norwalk. ‘

hired. ll. Betti, of Norwalk, re the

guestof her sister, Mrs. Francis Jellilf,

in Redding.

Mrs. George l’imer, of [.03 Angela,

Cul , is the guest of H. R. Role, of

Union Park.

Mrs. William J. Hocking and non, of

Brooklyn, 8. Y" are guests of Charles 5..

Teuney, of Elm street.

Eddie Hamilton, of :30 Highland ove-

nue, Bridgeport, is visiting with rela»

tires in South Norwallr.

Mrs. Charles Dennis and Min Alice

Cholwell, of High street, Norwolk, left

town today for Block inland.

”Land lira. Augustus Quintnrd and
family, of Poughkrepsio. are the guests
of Heorge l-‘. Brady, of Nurwnlk.

lire. Loom and daughters Emma and

Laura, of Mt. Vernon, spent yesterday
in South Norwalk, the guests of Mrs.
rim-a... B. Hoyt.
Physical Director (.‘ann. of the Y. M.
l‘. .\., departed to day upon evocation
of A month, which he will spend at
(keen Grove, )3. J.. and in the (fatskillv.
lira. ll. ll. Kiing, uf .lnn street,
eiurinl this morning for the World's
l'uir. She expects to be gone two months,
and will visit her sisters in St. Charles.
in,

Him! Carrie Giovanni (inn-l street,
left town this morning lore two monthly
outing nt Stwkbrislge, him. She woe
accompanied by her lethal. L. l'alover,
who will return tomorrow.

—-i.:im- scream Is :niwrtiml ‘ny rte lov-
ing friends.

(.‘onloln't llcii Schoolhouse Howls.

Town Troauurer Swartwnut. of Stan»
ford. was rurprisnl yesterday when not
a bul was mounted for 3000".) worth of
stamped m-hmlhnuse and bridge think
which were put on the market. The
bondv we re buried to mine (undo to pay a
floating imiebusdnm, and {or weeks have
been extensively udscrtieed. The atvinr
gooey in the money market '- allsgsd to
be the cause, as stamped bonds havcalv
ways commercial a premium, mo» of
town bail bonds selling to thaliridga-
port Savings bank at a premium of 10s
1‘10 two years ago. The fleeting debt is
due to to local banks and citizens, who
in view of the facts, will not press the
town for the money.

no (inlay Will Controversy.

To flu! Edam of ”tr. mum: Kindly
insert the following in reference to the
mtrovrrsy relative to th- will ofthe
late Lydia A. Coley. of Wilton: The
parties whom most interested in prov-
ing this will have no "great rapes“
tions”of “a fmans:”la fact,thvy are
swarvobst tbs estate can yield but a
W"! an nary-r. My not
enough to pay mqaartm's interest on
the ill feeling that thundering“ the

not the smut involved. that brought
A-A-adsslrson the put of the itvieglo
wryrmt promises made to thsds-
eras-rd when alive. The obligation was
not mints-d it will not beshivbrd.
Mums. “Fun Pun."

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hie, Tensions, Album ’, Mr hated
what he behavioral» the but rmiy
in existence for the tion. lliu expert
once is well Worth remembering. lie
says: “Last summer I had a very more
attack of tins. I tried films mry
known remedy, mm giving mm.
Chamberlain's (Jolie. (bolero and lbw!
anhrm Remedy wear mammoth! tr
me. i purchmfla bottle-ed received
almoet immediate relied. l «noticml to
use the medicine and was entirely crumb
I take pleasure in remmmendtog thin
remedy to any person refining with
embadiseoee.oaia ray opinion it tube
heat medicine habitation.” :Z‘yWI 30'
cent routes formic by“. 1'. milk-m.
”me , ., .
Mr, 1. a. comm. m of n... rum
known and mm inspected cinema (.1
Brownwood. 79m. suffered with div
arrhu-m fora long time owl tried may
different remedies without Wm. no.
til ('hamlwriain'e l‘otir. (fit-{em and
Diafl'l’llr't Remedy wan lml: that re:
lieved him at one». For ml.» hymll.
Eltiiieon, iiruggint.

If a New York millionaire green adw
net or 5th avenue and 20th RWPPLMNMM
0700.00, which gives IS) people ripping»: to
and thence people open-l ali.4.‘r‘»,um in .1. .e:
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