Distance safeties “for Boys anQ
kmdcofsteclandwoolsocodflnfi them ‘
éuummmmmfigmumm‘? ”222%
Tbspeenlisr constructionsndmatsrlalnsedin
‘sweskl
Young American tong
Iss-
nessi'with‘
Instruments...gm ksth thell mt
muchhstnbemau manufactured, Wm 0'11! Will... and Wiggins afirden toggvsn -
fipedormnlltheworkof
, , Rememberthey
thenointricntedttingstoget gotten to! order,bntsre buil
mind in every partll to withstandthe
the
sutullucyhasrrsntod India“. mt ”but still
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES
NORTH IAIN AND ANN STREETS, BOUTE NORWALK.
WI FIlON .BOTON.
‘ s sons! Irwscrsc to raise
Ines IIssIsc.
‘ All-startle“ ‘Arsnus’ III-thinl- lll'
u‘ m Hun, III III lung-sutu-
tlselsllasdsnc olwttktns lasso-t
~nomoutrotrms.
, ‘ Frank-Bates, ofthcilrm «Kellogg I
malnmmlormsrlyhfltor-
,..!fllk. m to WPointlIst night
Indhitshodhkhorseinthesheds. When
hewurmdytopohomeabouthslfpsst
tar o’ckrek, the turnout was tubing.
The manmid emancsmstohim
Inde the horse andcsrrisgc.
mkthcmmddrovcofl. EcwIsIecom-
psuied by I woman. Eehsdnocheck
for thi turnout, saying he bsd lost it.
Mr. Bates secured a descriptionofthe
mansudstsrtedonttofindsomcclneto
the stolen property.. He searched all
nightsndnotifled thepolice° in Norwalk
Indadjolningtowns.
Denicl Riordau,Jr., ofPlattsfield Ive-
nue, wIn It the Pointlastnight under
the inflnatwe of liquor. He answered
thedescriptlouofthemanwho tookthe
horsesndcurisge, and hooouldnotbc
immediswverythattbeywere
tithing. InflatesdrovctoCobblelIill
thhmerningandfouud thatyonng Rior-
dan wIs not home last night, Indhis
folk! had no knowledge his ww
abouts.’l'hey thought, ever. he was
onI spree.
Up to noon Mr. Bateshsd not found
histnrnout.’ '
A CONFUSING ALAIN.
'Iu lull-manIlyAvenwc Calls
Depart-eat.
Itw-I perplsnlng question for the
'iirssnmrtodeeidewhichbox to respond
towhenthciirebellrsngstt'm o'clock
last night. The first strokes cased
muchLdilersnceofoflnion. Bysumeit
wmthouflttobc I cell from box 21,
others-M22 sounded and still others
counted 23. The fire department,
however, «Included to go to
box 2! at Taylor avenue and
‘Weltstreet, but it" fund that
that box had not been pulled. They
Mwwtmhuflouzlyavsnue,
whichprovedtobe the one the alarm
W. turned in from. The fire, which
was extinguished with I few polls of
wpter,wnssrnoug somehaylns small
harnonllly avenue, owned by William
Bully. and was supposed to have
originstediroma locomotive spark. It
isposslblcthattheconfused alarm may
have been caused by the person who
pulledthe hook down, not releuing it
promptly. Asamsssureof safety box
”willhntded, Ildlfdsfectiveit will
berepniredwithoutdelay
HUNGARIAN [”0“ C l U MIC II.
A laud-bin and Worthy Enterprise In
mnmgthnlagyasa.
TbeflugarlanReformChurchsocirty
may purchueds lot onElysvcnne.
Several of them-WINNE-
clstysrnsmployednt ”Tum-Th.
am'snndthnNorwalk Lock company
D's-g the pd week ortwo, while
Mbhfldbfl,thenemen,withoth-
uhvshsmtsupcrsrllyoutotwerk.
We! idlyspsndingtbs timerom
it” twentyof thumwltkwhsdbar-
sows, picks and sharehbsvs been It
workeverydsym lrlldflldlflz
their lot, gettisgltresdy for thelrehurch
balling. 'lhbsselstyncwkoldsssrvlce
mushy morning lathe lecture
nan If a. First tram m.
IIklrmssihvasl-ilII'tothst oftbs
Moftoday. They
albumen-shill hthdrtrsaslry.
“an”.
'PIISONAL NEWTON.
flu-Int Par-nupt- Ihswt On
Other People'- I.
Miss Jorlc Illrtin, I New Canaan
belle, will spend next week It Mrs. E.
?.A’I'EI’" , ouBcllIslIud.
Nina Little ofNorwalk,hIs
been visitingIthlumDouclly’ s,ou Serulv
nary street, New Canaan, says the
Memenger.
illis Reed, son of Er-IayorMilllsm
B ,b spending I week wlth rela-
tires on Staten Island.
Ilr. and Mrs. W. E. Baldwin. of Nor
walk, who have bccnattha'Werld’s F'slr,
are now It Prophetstown, Ill.
returned from Ocean Grove yesterdsy,
accompanied by Mb E. A. Dunn,“
Rochester, who was Ibo sojourning It
the Grove. Miss Fanniehell Garth is
expected horns limday.
Wendell 6. Ashton, of Jacob If. lay
tou'sotilos, is nwayon I few days va-
cation. He willspeud Sunday in Brook-
lyn.
Miss Alice 0. nylon, of Fairfleld ave-
nue,hssgone toEIst Orsngo,N. J., to
spend three week; with her cousin, Miss
Eloise Nichols.
Hr. and lire. B. F. Fisher and son
Freddie, of New York, are guests of
Richard E. Golden and wife, of West
avenue.
Clarence Hunt and Howard [0'an
left SouthNorwalk to-day for Providence,
R. 1., by the Fall River line.
Cliflord Albert has returned to his
home' In East Orange, N. J... Ifters few
days’ visit with Frank Laym. of Fair-
iisld "Iran.
Thomas 1. Raymond, of West street,
will spend Sunday at Asbnry Park.
Mrs. D. I. M is I guest of her
mother, Mrs. E. C. Carter, on West ave:
nus.
ITA'I'TINU N01”).
Printed Is they Appear in the Matter
and Furrior.
South Norwalk batters are having I
good run of busine- for thstiuses.
Orders from the retailers have thus far
been rather below the average, which is
I good indication that in September
and October husinas will he very brisk.
Crofut dt Knapp Co. have almost as
manyorderninhand as they ever Jul at
thh time of the year. The Collins dc
Fairbanks stilI hat was lulled August l,
and, as usual, is I very hnudsonre one,
and isselling well.
The Adams Bros. Manufacturing com.
pany are doing Ins well ucould bee:-
pectcd comidering the tlmm. Their
styles and colors are particularly g
and have been well received by the trade.
John C. Wihon & Co. are now making
pressllnishedhalsnndthegoodsare
coming out very satisfactory. .
John C. Wilson & Co. have plenty of
work in hand, and they will no doubt
have their full complement of orders be-
forcthcseasonhovm. The Chepinhst,
of wblcbtheyue-ahsss, will belated
Aug. 26.
W. B. llnbbcll seems to be having lob
todo in body making. His business is
largely with makers of line goods who
are not eflectedao much by the times.
The South Norwnlk Est Company are
doing their share of batting II trade goes
just now. They look for I brisk Septem-
hI Id October businem.
h de Eat company Irebavinga
rune! I”. W! on the Earring.
touhst,whlshw-bnsdAngust 21: it
is film in thhhlnofthsdmeri-
can Batter, sod is one ofthssrtreme
, styles charsctwistle of the Harrington.
Raymond C Cometock have issued
somsverynsstshspcssndcolonforfsll.
Indonlersthroughtbclrsnlssmenouths
mm ”a.” mad Indthrough thcerchorkorlles
most JEWELRY l8 ll.
WAS A Clillll OOIEI'I'TED NEAR
WINK P013”.
lorry local-I Tour—Ibo CIss Report-
as so the Psuss. but no mot. (use
to te- Iystery rot found.
4 quantity of Indies jewelry picked up
near Dorlon's Point, yesterday morning,
by In East Sorwslk wheslrnsu who
wasontfor In early tour, lead to the
supposition that some horrible crime,
possibly highway robbery or murder,
had besncomtnitted. The jewelry con-
sistsdofh heavy gold bracelet, I butter-
fly hair pin set with sun“ diamonds, I
hatflu with rubyhmdsetwithdlumunds,
I tortoissahell hair pin and two ordinary
hair pins. Near by was a man's brown
(thy hat, size 6}, bearing the trade
mark of ISlath avenue maker. There
wore footprints in the roadwa Ind signs ,
that I scuttle had taken place.
The finding of the jewelry wIs reported
to the police, but they could get no trout
of its owners. Shortly before noon a
well-dressed young man. secomponied
_by I young lady this carriage, was in
South Norwalk making lnqnirla regard-
ing the jewelry. He refused to glve his
name and preferred very little informa-
tion. simply saying that I
little party who had been to the Point
had met with an adventure near where
the jewelry was foiled.
BBIABKABLE LONGEVITY. .
no oldest“ dent or sort...- .Ihcltsr-
Id "Vt: Town Aims louse.
Our town slurs house shelters the old-
est resident, probably of Norwalk and
one of the oldest persons in the United
States. Had Betsey Ssunders' birth
occureda few years earlier she would
have been an American subject of
George III. Her baby eyes opened only
I little too late to see His Msgesty’s sol~
diets,fsgot in hand. land upon the beach
not far from her girlhood home, and she
was I ImIll child I quarter of a century
before that same sorereigu'a Ion wedded
the princess Mary Louisa Ind bepms
the father of the now well-advanced in.
life Victoria, empress of Grout Britain.
Ireland and India. .
Aunt Betsey at. it is supposed, one
hundred Ind three, is feeble and evident-
ly breaking up, but within I short time
post shelt- intelligently told of Norwalk
people three generations gone. and she
had gotten well beyond the hundredth
mile stone before she outgrew her
characteristic brightnem, “forcibly re-
marking I few months ago to I visitor
that in younger life she was heady, but
that she was It the poorhonse perhaps
that she might learn humility.
Called upon Wednesday last, it was
found that, while the old tenement was
being taken-down. its occupant was still
cheerful. Ear great age entitles her to
dissoothsd by evuy comfort wherewlth
the excellent managers of the town
home can surround her.
OVER Tfll BlVll.
lawn and Gossip or III tray to
Ins-wall-
Mr. and In. W R. l’eone, of
Yonkers, N. Y.,Irs visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr. John Tryon, Riverside are-
one.
lost
ll Arlt, the young minister from tier-
msny, who vlsitsd Rev. 0. Apia. has
received I call from the president of his
synod to I place in Pennsylvania. There-Ii
forshswlll not prsIch to thsGssInsu
congregation next Sunday. Rev. 0.
Aorta will hold service at B o‘clock in the
afternoon, after celebrating the Holy
Communion ansstport, in the morning.
.. .._._... MW... .W
IUWAITCN.
t wellnply and very strongly
cream” wurwi milks lineal
goIrIntsed
of them.
hurti- snst smut: wear-«Inns .- is
outfiesforaehmmfim W'M'"! ”mm" smmmmmwlm.
fiuwuamwdtwfl ““““““““““““ "' or Waterman-“110W
Ila-pars ”COM”. 0' If M'fl.’msmm
Igcsmrbuwnu manners-ctr «IMO-oath: Boysld.llllshsnlsrtalnlng.lsssclfsc
‘ W”... I. lead, wkomscmsshannlety ”mm
«neonates.
ltsv C.G.Ofllsusndwlfssrsmltlng
numeral.
ton, J. W. Andrews Id Theodore
,withtbsirlsrsillumlnstesn
pwressls all. OIWIdnsIlsy Ilean-
dd “.- $‘lzodersllrothsrtenmsmstolior-
m, twitter-Instr.
“tracts. nos-sundae
mandamus.
udursywsrsprevsntsdfrnm return 1)le
Wont Indurlredst ill! Mum”
“Km.
Wile-s.
der’sl’clntlsecmplsied.
ems-normals.
marrow. 'l'hslattsrlsvlsltiug his par» '
seen-penisebyrmkwsbtm ”malaise. lathe
stroll- Theo-manner muslin-unbeli-
Mamwmatslsy
III-wheeler 000:,qu «urns-nus,ll”:fl‘wz:vttrots'lsstlstatesman.-7
W.l.?slrtssksksseentrsctsdtodlg£
Ihssslsssfsr tlrsasw bsildbsrst the
Johnathan-mementos”
www.msoumm
lull- Iltsh. hummus
u tenth Isls tired. ‘
..,ls Imslt '
. VESTI’QBT.
W. 8.1 Lee, of Jersey City, N. J., is I
guest It the residence of Thomas R. lies. .
Illss CIII'I Beach, of Brooklyn, h visit-
ing Miss Esther R. Downer. -
Mr. Bsmusl Wood and family, who
have been spsndlnga month wltbfrlsntls
st Cubs-st, Is... retorusdhomeflon-
d-r. ,
George 8. Jacob, of Jersey City, NJ
is visiting It the residence of William 1?.
Gallon. ‘
Jarvis Seconds and fIrnily Ire soon to
remove to Stamford.
Ml- leble Taylor, of Brooklyn, is
vhlting Iii. Allen Allen.
“ George Gray, of Williamsburg, is I
guest of Captain Silliman Fairchlld.
Mrs. J. E. Hutchinson, of Brooklyn,
is a guest during the week of Mrs. J0
seph 6. Hyatt.
Miss Carrie Sniffen and the Illness
Hammond, who here been spending I
month with friends in Newtown, have
returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch, of Brook-
lyn, have been visiting It the residence
of Edward 1'. Iisrvin.
Dr. Charles Adams, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Georges Adnms.
Mr. auers. D. A. Salmonsrsst the
World's Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. George Price, of Brook-
lyn, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Price.
kit. and Mrs. Willism li. Belden. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mr. B's
mother, Mrs. H. ll. Holden. ~
Miss Crofutt, of Sandy Hook, is virit
in Miss Lulu Taylor.
Miss F. L. Bradley returned Saturday
from I short visit to the White City.
Mrs. W. ll. Lowery and daughters are
soon to make Brooklyn their home.
Lottie WITH-III.
This clever and talented young actress.
who has modes phenominsl success as
Genie Dimple in “Ole Olson," which
comes to South Norwnlk this season,
has, we are told, through couscienttous
study and wise judgment, reached the
foremost rank ofhercalling almost at I
bound. She is I native New Yorker and
isyetln her teens. Shebegsn her pro
fessionsl career just after graduating
from the Normal school. Possessed
of aremnrkahle degree of talent, with
an unusually strong conception of char-
acter. based upon actual experience and
close observation. she soon perfected
herself in the kind of amusement Mt
suited to please the general public.
She made her debut in the (all
of 1383 with The Kindergarten t'am-
pony, gaining wide and substantial
multion for her earnest and intel-
ligent endeavors. The following season
she appeared with such succesein “Waits
of New York." Her excellent and
Irtls impersonation of Delis Snow in
“1‘ us and the (lray,' is well and
pleasantly r’memberw. Miss Williams
advancement has been no rapid and true,
that she wtll undoubtedly soon shiness
I stellar light' In the theatrIcII firmsmeut.
She has I most winsome personalityand
is the very embodiment of magnetic
energy and charming grace. The Ole
Olson Company is to bi congmtulstod
upon securing such so artiste.
SUNDAY SETH ICES.
Preachers and fiJTr-Tnu II Nor-ail
churches Tomorrow.
Sou-III Nonwam Conunnmfluu
It onus Indm West (rests. Ber. Herald II.
I' hm
.lllndny school. ll m. m‘l’onm People I
r m tn gal coil)
yo! Christin s33,” ludenvou Les kg Iren-
presenlsd
Jud
nsIrGarner. Itsv.
llsrvlcss ill-m mm. Ind 0:06p
Ids
“BTW ugnnt lll l:ol‘l‘ditnmltltthe oaths
or w on w
:hnrc ssrrlcc.co legal madam}...
ofpralss srrvtcs wit
Hours '3ch LI Btrrrsr Wut IvsnnemeIr
as “not.“ v (Mlllmwuod
nomad 7:!) 9. not“ m”
school. m;Y.l':n3~C. tumor
meta.
alr-
rrvltetscnrst West street
" look
inflame-mouth Norwalk. llsv Oll
but” I. In.‘ wmm'" haul.
svsnlus ss‘t‘vics.
MEI.
Nonwsm Commuter corner xl’ork
h streets.
mumrmmc‘wfi
“The. um
um 3.20%.
Witt-l
2W
it 18 said, is calico for the gande1‘,b11tncitllcl" geese nor gall
prize any sauce half as much as the itblic admire our old
They catch the eye every time and Will the admiration of or
beholder. Tt bespoolrs a want of good taste to overlook “the .
cellence of these goods. Their on priority 18 as evident as 0. -
bran-new joke. '
e
‘ph.'
/
3,, .
As a general role we always look at the cost of an article
before advertising it. This week however, cost bears no relation,
whatever to the selling price.
i
dillicult than usual to stimulate trade.
can get for the least money.
—-”—v ~——-
I
Jul, 1000 yds. fancy plaid and stripe Dress Goods, ‘30 in.
wide, worth 25c. They can be bought now for 18 cts per yard.
15 pcs. different styles plaid and stripe, sizes 38 in. wide.
Finest wearing goods out. Regular price 42c per yard; reduced
now to 27 c per yard.
Gents’ Angola Summer Underwear, Shirts and Drawers,
reduced from 45c. to 31¢.
Gents’ Jean Drawers, 500. quality, for 31c.
Ladies’ Parasols reduced less than one-half of actual cost;
a 03. 00 or 83. 50 article for 01. 25.
~Scissors, blunt points, a good thing for children, 50. pair;
Sharp Points, 70. pair; A Nickel Plated Scissor for 10c.
One thousand yards Check and Stripe Nainsoolr, 50 differ-
ent patterns. 12lc. yard, value 10c.
x Extra heavy Turkish’ Wash Rags. 2c. each.
Special value in Scarlet all wool Flannel, twilled, 23c. y.d
Brass rods for window hurtains, anyqength, complete with
fixtures, to. per foot.
Special prices in Laos and Chenclle curtains to suit the
times
(lno gross only, Light German Tumblers, “Banded,” oJc.
,vmrth 9230.
Ten piece Toilet Sets. Decorated, 22.25 each.
Croquet Setsp75c., reduced from $1.25.
(102.
Special values in Framed Pictures, choice subjects, enamel
or oak frames. $4.49 each, reduced from $6.98.
2 US “ “ “ 5.99.
1.0.2 “ “ “ 2.02.
.90 “ “ “ 1,40,
..09 “ “ .. .92.
We are showing a fine lino. of Decorated Lamps from $1.40
to $0.25 each.
One piecehundred Decorated Dinner Sets for 87.00,wcreitt.4fl.
”-4.__
.93?
83 Washington Street.
BED. VAN ALSTYNE. Prop.
needless; these goods to
We will be candid and state we have found it 0. little more
However we trust this
will have the desired effect, for the simple reason, the goods are
cheap, and it Isccrtainly to your interest to buy the most you
emotion, the more good 1pantie will be discovered. Decal-'1
their own story and tell it so,
that you can no more help buying than you can help smiling stin-
STOP!
W
’LOOKH
W
READ
-———o»———
ing health intends to
‘ ms ENTIRE
BUSINESS
Town.
: ~BEUINNING— : --
\NO CONTINUING ONTIl
OHOOS INF Ill
SOlO.
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Bankrupt Sale
W
liaving purchased a Bankrupt Stock of a. Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the largest
in town and convince you that you can save from
stock ever offered for sale in t
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
HO OOO NORTH OF STOOK!
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days. «
I
’ C. H. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
OlOSE OUT
I Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK“ at the
LOWEST PRICES in
Saturday. August 26m,
O. H. HARVEY.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
THEOOOHE H. OLSEN’S
fly cents to I
in the middle of a plain, and the oser and more minute your
lion Isl
Wall Paps,
mam suture Ismail
amn— ‘ _ '.
J-T-Prowittlu
96 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of. ,
Wall Paper
3250 per cent. less than regular
prIce.
‘ Salem comments?
Thursday, 100029,
lOXATONl‘Il
-—AND—
CELERY .
mans Ant. Pars arm mfi'flh
Tan events.
No More Aches,
No More Restless Days, ~
No More Sleepless Nights.
Wltlr increasing Appetite Ind perfectD‘lW
tlon Hope takes the place or despair: your
daily duties become I delight and Lites
.lny.
5..
u
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
llJNl :ilJLTlIEl-
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not fully
satisfied tnuulre It the
CITY OllllO STORE.
$3 WASHINGTON ST. ., 80. NOBWLIIE'.
0r 0
G. A. Gregdry 8t 00..
NORWALK. (.‘I'.
DON’T MISS
THE
WOBLO’S FAIR.
lid. if you I Innnt go do ill. next M “Ill.
and more one 01 Ill.
Souvenlr Spoons
%%
350 pair Lsdles' Turn Shoes all sizes and widths,. mot 82.00 former price $4.50
Nonh’ s Studio
75 Opera Toe hoes” .......~.. ..... 1.75
(:5: :“ gmk'l‘lgomlogi. rd. ....... ...... {.553 I: 2.00 bysltttngforadossnofhlshsm
are re s......... .
“ Pot. 'l‘i Oxfords 100 u :00 CIBINET PHOTOGMI’I'IS
I: l‘tvmet arsel:(§.‘t;lmxfords....................... 1.50 ::
uses on so ....... .. 1.00 ..
2 I: 222022 21222. m'b'diéciéw' ----- 0: ': 3:2 85METHING NE-
"331 ooos uses son xo . '
1% 3 Hi“ glucpuogftggftfi....................... 1.00 "1.00 OOOO TON ONE OOlllll.
2 no uses 0 1.00 " nuts-amt
00 " SgrlngT Heisusret 0:10:00 1.00 ~ 170 fiat" mmmltm,
mtg?) :‘ sqd It'l‘ brag} T6irtf1 Idem“ Oxfords....... his :2 2.60 m. 3.,
‘ uere Toe s. so . ' ‘
“ Common Sense 0 ords 1.00 " ‘m"
" Odom.ll"..ll000'0|IOOIO'IIII'llsll'l DI.QOOIDte w “
ALDO—o»
£000 pair, the cream of Lounsbury Mathewson a; 00.0 Hand Sang” 9000., slightly im- SETS 0F mm 35.6 “mm V,
00’? worth from $3.50 to ;‘0.w,for from 01.75 to It 20 per pair. :10st
400 pIir ‘ en’s Cordovsn HInd Bowed, Lace and Congress...... .ot 08.33 former price tgfloo
M d confirmations-lunar”...--.Is...t....l ‘0 gm“ ‘ ' ..-' M“
m I 01A (TM . 3::3:
300 “ Lsessndoongrsss, Goodyear Walt................ 2.25 “ 375
400 “ Lacs Ind Congress, Goodyear Welt................ 2.00 " 3.00 armature-rem
I00 “ Genuinexsn 2.00 “ mmofiwflmufi“ ’
120 “ usrsosssssssssss seats-stas- Ioltltlessesessbbr I... 1.5" It ”“000.me "
‘2 I! bimbo... 2: 3 “SJ "- “9.5%....
100 .. cm Blucher mt“”‘.’.‘.'.'.IZIIZ.'I2232212221 2270 .. maximum-
100 “ Russia Csli Bluebersi 2.00 ~
100 ”pairso Tonths’, site It tomfihoes 1.00 "
OB stressessssssssssrs
lnI cinstsndchRetIllBtore.
Theodore H Olsen 4:“
Cumulus Ins and youwillwlnk lnkyou are
Norwalk Chronicler