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can be found at
,YStA Stock oi" Clothing
,. . , ever shown in town, and always the
Beet Line of Furnishings
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86 Washington St.,
.Norwalk.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
WALLPAPER,
I am now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
Theyare very handsome and
the price is low.
Paper Hanging Painting
and Becoming.
By Competent Men.
E. E. ilcrham,
Ifkuhmtsnlrmk...
mummmmmswm.
WWI-them“
IWO a.“ West Broadway. new
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"ammo—s.
Minuet-emu as test
. , hilo‘nsaf us his...
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Is thuleret the
ass'tmwansssiuw.
THE EVENING SENTIN EL.
tans communion-am. .-
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fl! incumb“ man “v Imaaths
venture...
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lu'ulluufl'mm
Thewssthsrlo—daypmmissstobsnasnllr
I." This
At lift
' um. with sunny lower folbwvd by rising
temperature. To-Inorrow it promises to be
warmer and fair.
SOUTH NOBIALL,
wrist the reset-st Our on: or. oer-g
as hills.
The employes old. ‘0 Wilson a Co. a
hat fscwry were paid off with checks
yesterday. ___~_
Adsughtsrwsahornthia moraine to
Ifr. and In. Walter llarris.18 Clay
mt.
-—Iteu say the $5.00 (Cordovan) shoe,»
Theodore's for $.00. is certtinly the big-
gestbsrgsinerer seen. for it less genus—
meu's dress shoe.
uh Emma Iockwood. of Elmwood
avenue. entertained a number of friends
at The Knob last night.
A rewardcf aligbeen offered for
the, arrest and detention of Fred M.
Knapp, of South Norwsik. for forgery.
The Weakly Ilsoord reports sis real
eutstemlsain Norwslk for the current
weekundruortgages smountingtotil.“
41..st of delicious rims. at rush.
Two gsudily [minted wagons for Walter
T. listu'a circus went through South
Norwslk by rail yesterday. for Provi-
deuce. Kl.-
Ameeting'ofw the district bureau of
theSonsof St. George was held at the
Mahackemo Hotel, Thursday night.
Delegates were present from Stamford.
Danbury, Bridgeport. and Norwalk.
—No reason to talk about hard times
when for “.50. $200,322.25 you can buys
lady's fine button shoe that is a marvel
in style and beauty. made by Wisner&
(30.. of Bridgeport, at Theo. Olsen's shoe
store.
The temperance meeting in Prohibi-
tion Hall. at 3:80 o’clock tomorrow after-
noon, will be led by Herbert Blakemsn,
syoung man from Shelton; The ‘rnret-
logs are growing in interest. All are
cordially invited to attend.
-Tbe ladies say that my $2.00 turn
short (regular price $4.50; are a great
bargain. True or preaching. Ce'l and
see them. Theodore Olsen.
Agent Hunt. of the South Nom‘r'k
allies of the Adams Expre. I company,
said yuterdsy that there use a very
noticable increase in the outward ship-
ment of hats. shots and cigr-s. lie re~
,ered this reassign of returr‘ng prov
parity.
-Boy’s sheer—little gentleman's shots
in style and quality. only {1.00. Best
bargain I ever offered. Theodore Olsen.
John W. Green. the well—known Dan-
bury hat manufacturer. yesterday closed
h'u large factory indefinitely. Two hun-
dred and fifty bands were thrown out of
employmun. ltisslso announced that
work will not be mined until the times
are better.
—Plenty of fresh Huyier’s candy at
unit’s.
There are several entries ircm Nor-
walk in the athletic games of the Best
Side Athletic club, at Woodsido park.
Stamford. this afternoon. Among them
arsDanieleogh, onsI mile race; Wil-
liam Gear. half-mile running race and
one hundred yard dash; Robert Innings.
hurdlarscsand one-hundred yard dash,
and‘l'homssKeogh, throwing hull.
-Fine smoked shoulders at we per
pouud.stfichsuh'smsrket.
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., u.th some
friends. went fishing yesterday after-
noon. Upon their mturnhesttsmptsd
to step fromarcwhouttJTohay’sflost.
nearthebrIdp Thabostdriftsdswsy
fromthefleutsudSammyfalloverboard.
’Aftsr struggling in the waters few min
utes he mar-aged tocrawiouthedost,
whsrehespsut thsbslsucaofthssftsr-
noendryinghh clothrs. .
—-We can suit the most partienisr
withourlcacrsamtodsy,stlane'a
In an article ou"?ootllght Favorites
at the More.” the Brooklyn Citizen
haste—yo! aformsnssidwrtef South
lfcrwulk:
o-lissd my ail. If you limes-disks
sdvantsgsofwhstitclsrsyoawlilmske
ysurdotlsr no fnthsrthsn ltevsr did {or
shssshsfors. Theodcrsolvsa.
The cassof Theodora n uracil-liens:
flounder Becker was continued by Justice
Barrett until the filth inst.
The material for two isuks for the
Standard Oil company, at Wilson Point.
has arrived andaforee of men laput~
ting them up.
‘ John Warren. of Pius street. caught
shlsckflsh yesterday of! Coeksnoe’a II-
lsnd. that weighed seven and three-
quarters pounds. This is the Iargut
blacklish we ever mw.
an... you have ii, men; don’t you
know you can buy a awellpair of shoes
at Theodore Olsen's for Ohm, .2, ‘2 hi)
sad .3. Best quality, and price has
never been beaten.
Last evening a bicyclist going rapidly
down Union street saw s dog lying in
the roadway. He turned suddenly and
collided with Dr. C. G.,Bobannan's horse.
which was standing alonyide the side-
walk. The bicyc‘Nt was thrown ofl, but
was uninjured.
Thsprisn for“ the I“ .bor Day ram I on
the Fair Grounds are on exhibition in
the north window of, Comatock Brothers
handsome and valuable. and pay one of
them is worth cont- Iting for. B. J.
Reynolds who is securing entries for the
races. has heard from C. Ford Seeiey,
thecrsck cycliit of Hartford. Mr. Ses-
ley has consented tocome to Nor-walk
on that day and with two others ride s
triple bicycle to beat the record. He
may also enter some of the rec i.
The police arrested four men last night;
onsuspicicn of being vsgranti. They
were sleeping in freight cars. They gave
their names rs Edward Flaherty, Fred-
erick Carver, William J. (lormley and
Thomas Martin. The first two said they
were buffers and had worked In a shirt)
in Bridgeport until it closed recently.
Both had money. but they did not want
to spind it in hiring a room at s hutt‘l.
After reprimanding them for sleeping in
the car Justice Barrett discharged them.
The cases of the other two men were
continued for iuvt :tlgatioo. After the
investigation the justice decided that
they were vagrants rnd sentmu-d each
to the county jail for five days.
—The fall term will open at Martin's
Shanhsnd and Typ Ivi riting School. 402
Main strrst. Bridgeport. Conn. on Mon
day September 4th. and if you wish to
enter the school on that day make appli-
cation for a seat at once. Sr .I in another
column of this pep Ir where all the South
Norwalk, pupils have accepted good
positions. Send for circular.
NDBWALI NEWS.
A "rally Budget of Items from the
Upper lot! of Town.
George Benedict is no longer employed
at Bette & Pamington's.
Charles A. Tucker will preside at the
organ at the First Congregational church
tomorrow. and a male quartette will
lead the singing.
—N. If. Blackmsn. the piano tuner
and repairer. will be in this city one
week, beginning Tuesday next. Orders
can be left at this other.
The superintending engineer of the
Ocean Steamship company, 1’. Elev
Fevre. will give an excursion from New
Rochelle today to a party of friends.
Ex-Burgem and Ifrs. Issac Bowe. Mrs.
E. J. LeFevre. and hit. and Mrs. Henry
Cornell, of Norws'k. are among his
guests. Dinner will beserved on board
theatesmer.
—-Plouty of fresh Kmdy, :IVLane’s.
Huyler's just in this morning.
A writ was recently sworn out against
Walter Albiu. of Cranberry Plains,
charging him with intoxication. After
two adjournment the trial cams before
Justice A. E. Austin yrsterday afternoon.
when the prisoner wrs found not guilty,
andthetowuhssshillcf costsof $20.32
to pay. as follows: Bevan witnesses, 80.80;
J. A. Gray, prosecuting attorney, 11,75;
lemon Hoyt. grand juror, $1.06; Con-
stable lorshouse, 3.5.16; court. 32 55.
Zimmerman. the long-legged whal-
mau, protested at the liiwsukse rants
the other day against receiving any
morsbicycl'a as prlr 'I. It seems that
he has a burn full In New Jersey. which
hscannot sell and remain an amateur.
and for which he has no use. 80 instasd
cfauothsr bicycle the racer wasnlven s
3125 watch. The aggregate of his win-
nings In one day recently was valued at
.526. One or than days. when Zim-
merman stops being an amateur, be will
find himself s rich man.
~Rsve you seen the Ismail It is
Wright'suew npcsitory,corrier Frank-
lin and Media streets. South Norwalk.
Best show of names the line of the
If. Y. a N. B. Railroad. About looto
select frum,sad all warnrrtsd sad at
lcwut prices.
~Itamsmhsr. 50 cents per pair dis.
count on all shoes from 9.50 up,stA.
ll. Hoytc lion's, Norwalk. during Au-
gust.
Ousufthsfrulhcf'msrdthlsf'lsths
absiueaefthsfsstlvsce-Iuwuisitrsvslo
wfromthsrosd. Osiyafawdruramsrs
assbasssnnowstthsltcrwslk‘hotsiscr
about the stores They have ismy
bamwitkdnqussdsoftrlhassidths
cthu' day: "loot sf fisheusdwouid
mnmmwhaaudhavsssst
the seaside tbs-tetanus esthsrnss
ssiisssiuewssssssuwksawasasust
trumpet”
Clothing store. Some of them are very ,
JohuBIosn. Jr.,of New Carissa. has
entered the running races stItbo Nero
walk ll'sir grounds. Labor Day I
kfirs Isry Beers. cashier st IlI. J. wad-
lIaIns' Norwslk market, will r+sig.I .her
position tonight and on Norldsy will
enter tluaarploy of Ferd tiny: Ir of South
Norwalk. ...“... fl i Q
A musicals will be hold at Ithe resi-
denceof John S. Seymour on East are
one. tonight, in honor of Ills-I Ethel
clan. and other guests.
last night the police arrested (lwrge
Ii. Brown and John Phillips. whom they
found sleeping In the freight IflIIIds at Ihe
propeller dock’. This mornmrg‘ Justice
Austinsentenc‘ed Brownie 240 days in
Bridgeport jail and Phillips went over
for thirty days.
The funeral of George W. Welgrcve,
whose death in New York was announc-
ed yesterday, will be bald In that city to.
marrow afternoon. Those from Norwalk
who will attend are hfr. and III1 . Janis
Kellogg. Bra. hf. L. Cbichtster lire.
Msry E. Griffin.
~Dou' t forget that Lsne' s ice cream is
the purest.
la theiujunctiou proceedings of l). J.
Wadhams. proprietor of the 1People's
hlarkots, against Samuel tiriflln. who is
suing him for $2.000 damages, Ilr.
Wsdhsms proposes to claim; heavy
damages on the grenade that IGrntiu's
suit was brought with malicious intent.
hfr. Wadbsms says he will sue constable
it. N." hforshovse for damages, alleging
that he has not done his duty according
to the mandate of the writ.
w rstport. which established a system
of water works Irst year, is in trouble
The water supply is taken from, an im-
mense well. located near the, Ssbgattsck
river. and forced into a stand pipe. Lute
Iy the salt water from the river allowing
into the wall. rendering the sen usr-
Icss. Great inconvenience is being em
perleuoed. Another well will be dug ir-
medisteiy and the service renewed in a
few weeks.
, . --.- 5
Surrounded by beautiful lion-II pims.
the remain of little Blanche DoKIya.
daughter of Mr. and III). Willism its
Klyn, lay in a handsome white casket at
the residence of her parent: on histt
avenue, yrstrrdsy morning. Thoifunenl
services were held at 10 o'clock. the ltev.
F. E. RIbb'Ins officiating. Many sormw-
ing friends attended the funeral. The
remains were taken ‘ I Dsnbr'ry on the
lzlfi trn‘u for burial.
Amzi Waters. Cy. Parks and Joseph
Carrier, enjoyed a sail in the yacht Nellie,
yesterday. In mooring the bustJJerrIrr
managed to plunge overboard and get a
thorough ducking. While his .L‘Itttilf‘l
were drying he donned a pair of Jim
Sutherland‘s overalls and r I our inform-
ant expreeers it he looked like a "nu-die
in a hay stack." lie promensded ‘arouud
for ‘s time, cutting quite a g:r>tesque
figure, but was mighty glad when his
own clothing dried out.
Min Mabel Bernard. of Hartford, who
two weeks ago. was the guest of Alias
Bertie Wilson. of West "avenue. died
ywsterday of pneumonia. If". Bernard
win a beautiful girl and during let-r visit
here she made many warm friends who
were deeply grieved to hear of bendeatb.
She was twenty years of age. a clue-
mate and companion of Miss Wilson at
the laSeIIe institute. where they first
met. Ifisa Bernard wrs the daug‘ Iter of
William Bernard, of the Phwnix Fire In-
surance company.
long distance lnstiuments are first
taking the places of old style telepboiua
Iuthe Norwalk asehsnge,and the sus-
crlbers who now have the new Instru-
ments are well pleased with the excel
lent service they receive. The w rk of
getting the entire service on a static
circuit is man-ring nicely. iris
hoped the work will be nrnplotpd Ey.
chber I. This week long diptance
'phouea were placed in Randie'slstors,
Inunsbury, Bissell A: Go. mill, sold the
Norwalk lil’s, at Winnipauk. I
Nervouapsople who ride on I trol-
leycsrswili probablytiadrsiiefi ape
rural of the following rule of t Nor-
walk Tramway company: "In going
down the grade at Mill Hill the most ex-
trema care must be tsken not to let the
car get beyond control. and it mu+t not
go downths bill at a rate faster‘i than
two miles per hour. The earth he
brought tos standstill. or nesrlyso at
theoretic! tbshiii, forbersistheplaoe
«maid-mi- luallowlngtbelpartn
get too much ammonium. " I
limes ranustts Rcss, “Flora PeckJLuln
Stanley and Anna Burr, of For sik,
wheeled toCsd'u Point yesterday and
smithadsyst‘mpCom "the
Mo! Itev. Enllobbinssndparty.
Thsyouualadieslsftthslrbieyolesatsok-
ad ouasrnsiiknollssartbe sad
baforstbaykuswitthetldscamsu and
surrounded their wheat. The 1
satsrsapsrscubeipsdthsyeunglpdiss
eutefthsfrpsdlmmdthywsdlnglovsr
to the small Hand. and taking the
whnlsouhis bask carried them the
mainland.
-—flsva you as. the httstf t Is
lNrklit'auswrspndtcrywrtvusri‘ k-
iiundladisnumloath If .
newshewot mouths ettks
inhumane-Inset,
Newcomb. who is an sccomplisTed musi- .
ems
A. Dibkerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N
Wei
Illicit Hollie Grumman has resigned as
Iiook- keeper at Butts d: Farrington s.
Robert Brundsge and family. his broth.
er. and Joseph Osterbanks and family
are enjoyingaclumbakeat Compo to day.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. ruler of the Nor-
wslk Methodist church, who is taking
his annual vacation. made a flying trip
in Norwalk to-day. .
Iii- Ifay Higgins. daughter of Dr. R.
L. Higgins, of West avenue, is seriously
sick with appendicitis. An operation
was performed this morning.
hits. James Keith. who lived with her
husband in one of the cottages in Bette
lane until a few days ago. when she
suddenly left town. has not yet been
heard from.
Min Jennie Schuldico, who hrs been
critically "I at her parent‘s outing» at
Bell Island. is improving slowly, and
though not entirely out of danger there
is every prospect of her recovery.
Chief of Police Darin has received in-
struction from the chief of rilice of
Providence, R. L, to look out for the
yacht Keipie. stIlen from her moorings
in Providence harbor on Wednesday
morning
«A Dead Ilsa Found
to be sliie with abran new stock. of
meat. fresh fish, etc. Prices as usual, at
People's market, Norwaik and South
Norwaik.
OVER THE RIVER:
lows sud Oauulp of the Day In flush
~ Norwslk.
Charles A. Hawkins. of Maple avenue,
has purchased a building lot of Mrs. Day
on Belts street. .
George P. Fisher's new building on
Reynolds street is well under way. and
will soon be completed. He intends to
have a saloon on the first floor.
IIOWAITON.
ll. Mason. s New York policeman. is
waiting Arthur Crockett.
lieorga Pinko, of New York, is the
;,.Iest of Lewis G. Parker.
Mrs. Lewis B. Raymond is recovering
from an attack of diphtheria.
Miss Laura Hesse. of New York. is a
guest at the home of Samuel Molt. '
Mr. Mix. of Stamford. has rented Mr.
Ruacoe's new cottage at Hickory Bluff.
Miss Lina Stevens returned Thursday
afternoon from a two weeks' visit in
Saratoga.
James Ladrigan is digging a well near
Arcade cottage, in Thomesviiio, where
he resides.
The remaining portion of the St. John
house will be taken across the railroad
tracks today.
Edward Stuart and mother. of New.
York. are visiting at the residence of
Captain W. l. Stevens.
Miss Marnie Keeling. who has been
visiting at the residence of John Plan-m
der. returned to her home in New York
thk morning.
Walter Cullen was assisting in unload-
Inga vessel at Wilson Point, Wednes-
day, when a bur of iron fell. crushing
one of his fingers.
llsiry Cutbill aspects to launch his
«one, londay. for trial. It istwenty-
thrre feet long and a beauty. Itr. Cut-
bill built it himself.
William, the air months old baby of
kfr. and kits. William I... Ackerly, of
Crockett avenue. died yesterday. The
funeral willbebsld this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
A pleasant party of young people
gathered at the rooms of Rising Star
Division, 8. of T.. last night. then rc‘
paired toGulder'a new hall, where an
elegant supper was served by the ladies
who were defeated in the literary contest
with the gentlemen a few weeks ago.
The supper was followed by dancing and
other amusements.
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IIAIIIIIN.
John Siagel, who sold eggs and secured
enough money to go west some months
ago. returned to Darien yesterday.
Its. George Ferguson was taken
violently insane Thursday afternoon and
was removed to the sanltsrium in Stam-
ford.
lerrill T. Wilmett. who occupies the
place next to Chris Isnen’s on Ifsin
M straehhas rscsivednoticefromthaltsil-
road company tovscsts.
Thsiadies' Aid sociatyof tlIeCoIIgrs-
gatioual church will give a festival in the
town hall nest Thursday night. The
Mats utttisd “Tbs Dalrymaid’a Sup.
pl" will be mad.
Ismael Curr. of Stamford. has rented
the building which wsi occupied by tbs
lsts James II. Whitney. Erwin opsa
interns. was.
mm
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thistorslnsfswdsysssalshssd
- m.; Herman III-Wicca at 2m p. m.
LADl S’ SHIRT WAISTS
BAIL NOE OF FANCY STYLES.
VIOIIII 75018 ID SI .00 flit 508:81yl08 WilliIl SI. 25 Ill $2. 50 fill $l .00
' 7 e Inoruus in this Sale the
Popul r Serpentine Waists.
These prices mean quick sales. Call early-and secure best values.
I
Highest of all In Lesvrning Power. -—Laitcst U. S. Gov’ t Report.
Baking
Powder
WINNIE
SL' hi DAY SElll If. ['18.
"5‘.
Preachers uIIrI Tllt'll’ Themes In Nuns-III
Church“ Tu- Hmnrrow
Hor'ril Nonwsr a (UNIIREIIATIIINAL. Wit-s
sienue niIdWeslstreels. Iii-v ill-raid". Beard.
l‘b. IL. pastor. sermon links) a. m. snd'm)
Eh nI; Sunday school. is In. Your»: i'eopie' s
)t‘lt‘l)’ nfl' hristisn Endeavor auction at 1511):
subject. “Paul or l-‘I-llr. W lion-'- Example will
you Follow I" [Miler W. If. It. lllsbrow.
lorning snli not. “The V sins of “If! Offering. "
Evening sub sit.‘ Great Ideas lit-presented at
the World’s! kai r.
Sour" Noiiwsr. s \Irrrronrtrr. West avenue.
near Garner. Riv. II). Burllt’fi. Jester.
Services brill s.ui. ain't littb p. m , unrlay
school. I‘m The Sunday evening meetin of
the Epviorth fame for the mouthaof uly
and August will consolidate with the firm”
church service. commencing at 1! t5, co sting
of praise service with shnri address.
SIIHIINIIIIWAI Ir ltIPrIIrr W (‘hiflt'h'flllt‘ uenr
Pins street. If. U. Sherwood. malt".
l’reachiu. IIJ;II_s.m and MI p. in.: Sunday
school. In; ‘I. its .5. prayer meeting.
Ii: I) p.rn
TIIIsIrv Ensure“. “Mt MI‘tI‘E and hair-
flI-III avenue. SouihMIrquk. Hui Ulln Hallnck
rector. Murnluu l’rsier. Lirany and serum.
103‘ a. m; Sunday or hml. 121 I p. m. Nu
owning sen ice.
50RWAIJK (‘osrmmsrmxsh Iornrr Park
and 1‘. Iii-I streets. lit-t. '1‘ fields, D. 1).,
pastor NP‘III’!‘ at his!) It. or. rind blip. m.:
Sunday ghoul. 12:!) p. [1].;"I0fllffipl'll lea
u
Soi- lei of C hriatian Emlesi or meet :5 II.
m.; In INL' Paul or Felix. \\ hose sample
will you inflow. Evenlrg subjert.'1'he Sab‘
barb s linighI.‘
Nouwtur M Rubin. W est and Mutt ave-
nues. lieu .-\ “yeti. pit-Inn Services
lmll n. in and 72:!) p. III. Suudng school.
I: In; Epwortn league meeting, it p in
NIIHwII. x Innis-r, East avenue. opposite
Green. Her. II‘. E. Rob bins. pastor. Ber-
vlr'es. hills. to. and 7.1!) p.m.'. Suuda) school.
12 m.: earl) [Irlyefnlt'ellntfil0:0]l.lll.1)0ullfl
people“ a meeting. 15:11) pm
Him I Evrsmrsr. Ridden aI cone and (' rose
s.lrret Nurwnlk, Rev. 8. H. Wstklns. reactor.
1 welfth Sunday afic- -r Trinity. their to main-
nlou 8a. In.; smails) Iti‘liuol. 9:15 a. m. ., hforn-
lriu Prayer, litany and sermon lltanmu
Evening Prayer and address,‘ . .3”). m.
in l’At'r‘ s EPIPHOPAL. (‘hurrb stn-ot.oppo—
site the lireon. Nurwslk. Rev. H B. Pond.
rector. Divine service with sermon. 1031s.
In; Divine service with sermon. Tulip. m.;
Sunday school. ll! In.
51-. Main" 9. R. (‘.. corner of west avenue
and Chapel street, Nurwalk Itev W. J. Sloc-
urn, purer Low Mm.‘ I n. In.; ("hildrens
mammalian): High Mam. lutllitm; Vespers.
Ehiip. m.
EAHI' \oiiwsr. K Swunsiil‘ (mourns-nos .II
Riverside avenue. luv. 0. Lliidegnn. Ins-
Ior. III-rinse st loom m. and ...!I p. un-
day school. 8: it) p. m.
Esrrr AI sin I Murmurs-r. near \‘anaulli
sir-nun. has! ,\.Irwalk. Riv. .'\f. l'egg, as
tor. l’rem hing llh'lt a. m. and" . III p m.; .un
day III lllvlll. 12 m. .. youux pwiile' H uII-I-ilng I‘I1II.
Am rs'r t‘nurrrrru. \ anandI avenue. Emit
.‘s‘urIIIIlk l'rI-Iuhlnu, lit It a. m and ..II p
III. Sunday Its two] 1;. III. Y can i-uple‘ s meet
InglizlllpJn . (ii-urge! Teepemasior.
t‘usmmnriosu )lrkvrus. Springerod
l' Iilunt' hapiL El) avenue. Jan I' r‘lm pastor
Hungarian services. slundnyucL at lows. m. and
I II III.; Thursday at . ill u use
Hrnrsnwom) LNION l rut-II. Fly menu».
South \‘nrwulk. Sunday Srlmol. :i: II p m:
I-voiiing osmium . "Alp. m.; subject. ’l 'urlty of
III rt. "—ll L‘or I. . lilo 1‘l
slur-III meM K Lauri III: Roms. 'm' best-
nut REHK‘L German Sunday MDOOI at inns).
in pastor.
C A. llruckrncier; Esurrsu Sunni I: III. we
p. m
BIIIIAII Rim: on Virtual. Siimrlnier-lI-ui.
Jfllnt‘tl Lyr'I-zti assierIIIt. liliborr llnrmn sun-
day III-.hool 3 .nI.; \ouni: l'eoplu' .‘t row-hi) If
(‘ hrlailnn Em rover m1 sting, II )p. III: l‘rity or
meeting. Honda) evening at i’; '1).
Sr. PAUL shfrnsrox. \‘anZIIndi and Osborn
avuuurs. East Norwalk. Sunday school him p,
and prey him; at III” II In. Free oitiings
and a l urdlal welc Dml‘ Io rill.
DIITM III III ANtlllJt'l nu hr. i’-Irriu fir-
Islrsrirt. Pastor. 0. Apltz. Grand Army Iisll.
II stairs. It nshinfiron street bridge. South
\orwalk. Fred l.Irt I .ma. In.: Sountiigsschule.
Hills. m Alli Dautsclie willkornmeri.
(mun-Iv” 1.; Prison. Church street. near
Tailor avenue. Sunday In heel At 31:] .ll.p In
Your; Inn's (‘miisrruv Assoornioiv. —
Bibleciaes slap In.; Sour: service atl p. In.
t‘ Al. vutv llarrrrsr 24m irrr. Quinta-Ii Build-
up. mrm-r \\ all and Knight streets. \‘orwalk.
.lm mStnrko. pastor- elect. Sunday school.
ll).p .youug people‘s meeting. I it!) p. m.
“Kilns!” will preach at .z I II. .: sublect.
AFRICA! lrrnomsr Rumour. Knight
street Nurwslk. Rev. D r. Hands.
Preaching. 11km s. In.. Sunday school at it. it p.
mal pray or meeting at I: (I) p. 11L: pram hing at
'I'. D. In.
The success of Mrs. Annie hi. Beam
of McKeesport. ’ nnsylvsnin, in the
treatment of dis ass in her children
will undoubtedly beef interest tomaoy
mothers. She says: “i spent several
weeks in Jonstown. Pa., after the great
flood. on account of my husband being...
employed there. We had several chil~
dren with us, twa of whom took the
diarrbma very badly. I got some of
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy from Iliev. hlr. Chap
man. It cured both of them. lknewm
of several other cases where it was
equally successful. I think it cannot be
excelled and cheerfully recommend it "
25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by (1C.
Stillson. Druggist.
Allan's Discovery for I‘ll-s.
Allun' e liscovery for Piles Is a certain
cure for al kinds of piles. Do you have
scream and chafing with Intense Itching
often at night? It is dangerous to no lest
these symptoms. If you have an cred
_ for years with chronic piles and feel you
cant be cured. give Aliens Discovery
one trial. it is anew discovery that cares
piles. Sold by all drugglcts. Pricsbo
cents. Sent b mail for 50 cents. Ad-
dress Allen's iscovery, Box 88.1.eltoy.
known and most respected citizens of
Ilrownwood. Texas. collared with di-
arrhcsa fora long time and tried many
different remedies without benefit, un-
TEA,
Mr J. C. Boswell. one of the best n
IEW 000850 IAIIKEIIEE.
HUFFEE.
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
850 mm in the last two years
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Noruulk.
Telephone I‘hll. 52-3.
~ -.—-I I
“Iii. Thomas Datte. editor of the limp
hic, Texarkana. Arkansas, has found
inexlstcnce for the ilux. His experi-
ence is wr-ll worth runiemburing. He
says: "Last summer I had a very severe
attack of flux I tried almost every
knoun remedy. now giving relief.
Chamberlain's (olic. (‘bolern and Di-
urrhipn lhiuedy um runniiuwrided to
me. I pun-lmseda bottle and received
almost immediate relief lionlinued to
use the nu dicino and was entirely cured.
I take pleasure in recommending this
remedy to any person suffering with
such II disease. as in my opinion it is the
best medicine in existence." 25 and 51')
cent bottles for sale byll. C‘. Siillson,
liniggint.
s
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for st the followingpost-
offices for the week ending Aug. Ill. 1'03. I’cr-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
as) the) are advertised:
South Nurwailr. —Ilui~epIc Home.
UNA
Frunlaronu'. Henry A. Jacob. Misti Milllilt
Hide. Julia.
es.A. W Hansen. Fred \\
Esstrnan. Miss.ll IIry sheehan.
Children ory ...
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When ILIII; was sis-k, we gave lit-r Castor“.
“'bnn aha ‘Il us I) l'hil-i, hhv) iIrii-Il fur (‘uvtI-rla.
When sh» lu-I'niixt Mia-i, sh» clung to (Astoria.
When she had Children. she gave thorn Conwrh.
. children Cry for
Pitchcr’s Castorlo.
Chi" Iren Cry for
Pitc her’s Castoria.
Taylor a: Golden.
HealEslate andlnsurance,
WASHINGTON RTREI’T.
Persons looking for-lot or Illlllho and lot.
with the view puthnsInu. are invited to
call and examine our list. We lune them for
sale in every part of the city at rmsnnaluls
prime and on easv terms. sum it
WANTED.
I‘m: wanted at non-m It; (linnnlioi‘f‘s I'I
Woodward avenue. South Norwslk. to learn
the baking business, night work; 3:5 II week
and breakfast. aiils 3t
Bonito. 5.... Hill \Illa will I... npt'ii fall
and winter! for boarders. 'I‘rolls’ Inrs
pass tirelinu‘se; terms reasonable. min 7 lw
".1; m“. ‘
STORE. No. 3960th Main street; also It
dwelling of hnine roman. No.41 of the
name stre rest. both very pleuauily niluairll.
apposite the City Hotel. Address John Ferris.
\.u it Elizabeth street. Isuglltllt
rent. Ills; 7 rooms North Mata street. rent.
5 lower floor of house. No. 70 WSouth Mal
street. rent. till. Apply to E. A.W
furnished rooms. with" or
Tunissm nicsly W h
. for men or women. hiri-
quire at 713 Spring street.
§va I-‘N rooms. corner Main and Ann streets
l
oodvvrrrd.n
Is” in
AT low hprice {pleasant email tenement. bor-
ough wai or. to Americans' no small
children. Eversley avenue, on Blast avenue.
Apply to F. Combs. salt lw
P‘Rindl Sent. 1 the top floor in the insurance
bulldl It“? nowocc occuplorlb‘y Butler liaise.
or particulars u u'lre of II. B
Brown.sthls storeon Sou th aln street. or
George I". Ilesrse, “City National Bank so If
FIRST ovar Mflmedors Olsen'II In... store.
Suitable for mlliinsry, dressmskln . tal-
1min or any other it lit bust these. I n'r‘nlre.
Uld ellClgerm. 88 sshlngtonst. tf
Leer half of double house on ”Home? It'll"
y
kinqnire of R. If. Rowan
sitar. twin... .. Wat; ...... .Iiiply rIn
Notice in cinema...
sealed proposals will be received by the
sswsroommhtae until a p. In. .. M.ouday .August
list. it“. {or the oustructlon of s br ck sewer
in Ann s t.reet P ass and s ‘If'lcslluns can
be seen at the office of (lily Wash-
0. J 080W flower 0 minutes.
II. 'oirlinsn‘ii “use. on: unwise...“
i:
til Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and F
at"... him ‘."’.““"...’. “Iii.“s'il? 3‘6. ’6' 5|“me IIIIIEH.
3mm Druggiat. ' y ' Ailbulilnrsfipdpisohlo Ito" flfiflvg
Satisfaction guaranteed.
what he believes to be the best. remedy -
«Wm cums-III. fl
deu'tllvsiathsuroewyyoullvs an at
It. You must have and“
have ’em so that you can burn but too.
Our assortment covers the whole III”.
and it'sauuwr Ilmi «tugs all the year
round. from Junuut'ytu lbw-ember I
lltlt't'lll'l IIIIIIIII any difference with III
wIIuther It‘s winter or IIIIIIIIIIIII‘, spring or
autumn: we’ve got everything in the
grocery line. and the quality ls always as
prime as June butter. A brisk trade
keeps our stock always fresh and prion
always low. This week we are oflsllttg.
FAIIIV Bill E00! IIITTEI,
The Richest Cheese in the City.
Our Beads trellis Illclisst; Is the Fsvtlursst.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Call l3-2.
PLEASE DON’T THINK
We are beggars or disposedto cry, but don’t lose sight of the
FACT that we have saved the pI‘oplo of Norwnlk and vicinity
Compare the prices ruling today
with those of two years ago to- day.
Respectfully,
E. u. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st. Nurwnlk
Telephone call. 5-74.
- :~BlCYCLES-: - ..
Second Hand Columbia’s.
F W
Céntury Columbia Bicycles.
Will he Closed llut at a low Price. Perfect Condition.
JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall Street. Norwalk. Conn. ......
gufrqtsmmnts
‘ "iviijsio HALL.w
Saturday. Aug. 26.
TH E (‘0 Si EDIAN.
AARON II. WOHDHUEL.
HL'l’l‘Ult'l‘Ell BY
MISS THOIA GRISWOLD.
In his Great New York Sucre
tlonal ( ‘ornedy Drama
Uncle Hiram,
l. mini: il- vised, Ila—written and msdua
sll‘ PERI! 80!:le PRODUCTION.
The Thrilling Saw Mill Scene.
The Wonderful llaiircail Effect.
The Brooklyn Bridge, flew York
Harbor and Bariholdi Status.
51. the Sears-
“ I: carry our own Scenery. and will posltli ely
predate it as advertised.
N707 MUSIC. \EW SONGS.
NEW DANCE.,
HUMOR. AND PATIIOS.
LAI [HIKE]! AND T!“ ABS
Reserved seats now on sale at Plsisted' s and
films Drug Stores. 1 rhea.” .5. 's). 3'...-
null?
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GHANII EXCURSIIIN
———Ul" THE SEASON. Til—~—
SEA BEACH,
CONEY lSLAND.
- #MW
STEAMER
HITY 0F ALBANY.
SUNDAY—FM AUG. 27. 93.
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15c~-Ercursicn Fare~75c.
———-—~§W-——~
leave South llcrwaili, 9:00 a. In.
Returning Leaves
StallesclidioneyIsland),t:2llp.ni.
East list 8t.. ii. I.. 5:20p to.
fill III
W. H Hackeriilic
Bale An... It for
c. I J. i. counts
Hci WATER HEATER
, ifffiiihfii.
.4
'1 .
.‘l':
1':
tlumhlng, Steam and thrilling.
its and Slim Iron tlcrli.
Hot Air lisstlng.
llPlans and estimates furnished to thaI
tar. steam or hot air heating.
to SIIC'I‘II MAIN in
BRENNANIB'
Restau rant
rusmssruirascm.
Itssw sudrssll buds...
moan...
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