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from fair to partly cloudy. with slIght tern
slightly warmer. medal by rain.
sourlt nonwtu.
and levies.
x-Avalsablecowowned by Johncullen
diadymterdsy at the latter‘s bemoan
the turnpike. .
The Putnamliosehsse hall niuewill
pleycnthe Baxter grounds. tomorrow
afternoon, with the Westports. An in-
teresting game may be looked for.
-.—Finc choice yellow Crawfords.Cuneo.
TbeschoonerClsrallaples'ndiscbsr-g-
iugacarpofbrick for Raymond
BmthcreinStamford.tobeusedin
.buildingthenewopcnhousnthele.
The Morrison, family. who have been
mupying the Samuel Smith place on
WI avenue, will more to the
‘ beacons-d occupya house on Union
arenas.
~Don’t forget that lane's ice cream is
the put-mt.
Ara lawn fmtlval given by the young
people of the West Street Congregadonal
church, in Danbury, Wednesday after-
noon. lies lfay Boughton, of South
Norwalk, had charge of the candy table.
The Swordfish club, in the sharpie
“Swordfish.” commanded by Commo
dorellert Woodward. will start tomor-
rowfora cruise acre-the Bound to
Gildflpripg Harbor. 'l'heregular meet-
Ingof theclub will bepostponed until
nestSatorday.
The Reorganiaed Church of Jesus
ChrhtoftllalatterDaySalnts. will
preachtbegospel of Chrht in its full-
nae. every Sunday at 2:30 p. on. and
7:30p.m..in the Temperance Hall. 22
Soulhllainstreet. Seats are free and
public lsoordlally Invited.
—Ilr. Howard Palmer. graduate of
the Herrlll Business Coolcdge. in book-
keeper for Mr. Walton Furguson, l-‘isb-
ers' mend. Conn.
AM an examination of the oyster
beds 1h ‘thh vicinity, tho oystermen
report that the set hsebeen damaged but
slightly by thestom of Tuesday. it was
thought that the lam would be heavy.
but the owners now think that it will
not exceed a few thousand dollars.
~Plsmty‘of dellciousbresdmt Lane'
fieJonior‘Problbiticu club will com-
mence holding meetinp Wednesday.
September ii. at the Prohibition head-
quarters on South lain street. All
numbers as requested to be present
Tbopubiic are cordially invited to»
tend the meeting through the term.
Committeeeareespected totsport.
OlcarAdlhlmsr.ofOreeuwlcb.and
afellowofllcer fromStamford.camelo
Southliorwalkyesterdayafterncoumnd
securing the servicesof Ollicer Glad-
stone.weattothehomeof EdwardAv-
my, on the W-hiogtcn street bridge.
andplacad hlmundararreet forsuse—
molt. committed. ilhmid. in I”.
—Thelmrill0oilsgsof8tamfordsn-
mum-,tblsyssr.stboroogh English
preparatory schoolforboys and girls
fromelevenysarsofsgsaud upwarih.
'l'ballcrwaikswssttellanbgryysstso
«yandtoobthe conesitoutoftbe
Beansstersbytrmclagtbaaietbs
delightfsltimsofloroo. mum
pitchedtortbe Norwalknstruekous
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"imwnif and always tho' I
eat Line 3 of Furnish lugs
faw‘l‘lds
Theweataertoehrrmlusiobegenenur
mature cheeses: possibly foibwed by rain.
harm it pm-lmstobs nartlyciosdysad
What tasraapsur ouortr mud-g
Ahoyhar'ss and asplndle carriage
werestolonlaatnight from eharnin
Bridgeport.
003$, ’
.80. N orwaik.
m EVENING 312mm. Thsfrarse for re. We. new
J.‘ 500 Littler-ad . moaflmwondavsuae.wseraised
mctmmmm
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last trips will be made laborvday.
west, is visitinghie
Burke.Jr.
streethardwaredealers. ‘
East suns. East Norwalk. -
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~You can buy fineJersey psach'mfor
75 cents s basket. at Bay.’ market.
Charles H.Aiethorpebseeomplsteda
psungsutomatio lifesaving device for
T. Enphrat. whoexpectatotryitonthe
tramwaycusthcflrstoftheweek.
Next Sunday ornament anniver-
saryoftheSt. Petn' German Evangeli-
calcongregatiou. Appropria services”
will bezhcld at 10a m.and p. m., in
the usual place, Grand Army ball, up
stairs.
The Bridgeport Union says Coroner
Dotenhaswritteua lettertotheoillcials
of the Consolidated railroad recommend-
ing theabolishmentofa privatccrossing
on it Danbury and Norwalk divillon at
South Norwalk. A fatality occurred
there this week and it is a dangerous
place and need not exist.
Cornelia ll. Webb.a maiden lady. died
at the residence of Ire. Tyndale.
5 Oourtland Place. early this morning.
aged sixty-sis years. her death resulting
from a stroke of paralysis. which she
sustained several weeks ago. Her rc-
maina will be taken to New Brunswick,
N. J.. Sunday morning. for burial.
Tbesult intltuted by Boardman Bur-
cbardand wifeegaioet tbeStandard Oil
company will in all probability result in
a stubborn and expensive legal light.
Stoddard, Biehopt Shelton. of Bridge-
port. were yesterday retained by the
Standard Oil company and imtructcd to
take every pomibls step to defend the
rights of the company.
George Johnson was arrested today.
charged with larceny. the complaint be-
ing mode by August Anderaon. John.
son was brought before Justice Barrett
and pleaded not guilty. Anderson
claimed the chickens belonged toliirn.
and they had other chickens which
greatly resembled each other. Thejoa
tlco reserved his decision untilho‘clrok
this afternoon. _ ‘__.__
—Fsll term of the Merrill Business (lol-
lege. Stamford. Conn. will open Sept. 5.
TheCommittee of Ways and loans
will grant bearing to interested parties
iuregsrd to tariff changes. daily, from
Ionday. the 4th of September. until the
20th of September. fmm l0 o'clock a. m.
till iio'clookpm. There will be no
bondage after the 20th. Persousdsdr.
log to be heard should addre- their
communications and inquiries to the
Club of the Committee of Ways and
Imus. House of Ilspresmtatlves. Wash-
lngton. D. C.
--lr. W. F. Travis. a graduate of the
lsrrill Business college, h adstaat tell-
erofofthsI-‘irst National Bank. Stam-
ford. Conn.
Colonel Frost hearsceived tbsroport
from General llsvea.oorumanding the
pulsations. This duty was made the
mostlraportanufalldntypssformsdla
csmp.sadspsolslatteutloawssgtvsato
itelmpsoloaby the brigade“. The
rsoordof thel’csrth negimeat in this
respmthaveryosmpliassnuyoasteall
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Sylvan Shorc.wlll runto Baton. "or seriously ill.havlngbeen pvnetrstedby a
William Weed. who recently returned
fmmcaflforaiah-laeesptsd a-positiou during July and August.
with Gig-took & Dow. the Hinton
.The quarterly election of one... a Althoughnonotioshadibeenpostedto
MWMclwwiummmwtltmmWMnkht
placeattheresidenceof Everitt Tolles.
"mu one.
aha-y Budget of Items Irons tea
Hyperinflation;
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-,~Fino mmcnflmcm Il‘awycr Alfred fill-Austin. WMJW ,
heeulnlirooklyato attend the tumor
T. Perrar Burke. formeily of this city. of his sister. tlrs. llary E. Post. sitin-
now a rising young lawyerof the far turn to-morrow. . ,
brother. Dr. W. C.
Buckingham MG. A. ll . will re-
aume their meetings next Wedumday
night. No meetings have been held
—lamb chops lilo. People's Iarkct.
that the Kerwin street shirt factory
would shut down until Octobsrl. .
TheOentraI Circle of King's Dangle.
tern willrmume their regular monthly
meetings in the (lougrsgational chapel
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Eugene Boyer. formrly a conductor
on the Couolidated road, is lying at the
pointcf deatbatthehomeof hissister.
In. Marshall Andrews. on West lfain
street. .
The Floral Circle of King’s Daughters.
of the Norwalk Baptist church. are an
ranging for an entertainment of every
unique character,"which will be given at
the church next Friday night.
Ira. Bridget Garry. of New York. who
came to Norwalk onth two weeks ago.
died of blood poisoning at the residence
of Sylvester Brotherton, on Orchard
street, this listening. aged twentysevee
years. Ha remains were taken to New
York for burial.
Icon Charles.infaot son of Air. and
hire. Joseph Iloyt. of East Berlin. died
Thursday morning. at 17 Grand street.
aged two mootheand three days. The
funeral will be held at the residence of
William A. Avery. Saturday at S p. m.
Rev. T. K. Noble will ollciate.
Safety guanla'are to be placed over
all the switches on the main line of the
Danhury division. Theguard is a small
house which encloses the switch. The
swiwhman must enter the house before
he throws the switch. and it h impuni-
ble for him to leave it until he throws
the switch back into place.
Rev. C. hi. Sellcck officiated at the
funeral of little lary E. Johnson.
daughter of .Cbarlcs Johnson. which
washeld yesterday afternoon from the
residence of Sylvester Remington at
Ilddle Five lilo llirer. where she died.
The burial was in the lower l-‘ive Allie
River cemetery. Ifrs. Johnson is very
low of consumption.
(laneral Superintendent Baker. of the
Southern New England Telephone cour-
paoy. eetlmatm that the damage to the
telephone wires of (hmnecticut by the
last two storms will exceed 310,000. Afr.
Baker has been in the telephone busincrs
slnoeitsinceptlouand states that this is
the moat dlmstroua amen behasever
«pertained. winter or summer.
~Plenty of fresh lluyler's candy at
lane's.
ContracurrWIlllamSheldouhsssbout
oompletadtheworkoflaylngsewerpipe
oa the Ceunemicut turnpike. and has
turned the corner Into Smart avenue.
The first thing he encountered at the
south andoftbe street weaalsdgs of
rook.whlchwillnecamitateoonsiderable
blasting. lls ah uncovered several
troublesome ledgeson thetornplke.bs-
youdllmcrcst.
GsorgeLBustoupilctedaBas‘rtsat.
mautctbs vayrldgapolsofhlshaud-
mmsmwhosumllmthectbsr
day.toglveblmavlsw oftbetwie
cities below and the billowy watersof
theSoosdlathedIstsuos. Thelocatlea
com-mile an almost unlimited viewer
lorwslkJoudiliorwslhaadlsstlior,
walk.osafsaturewortbyofnotsbelug
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A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Wasnruo'rou-ysrnEE'r. soon-r NORWALK. CONN.
inSomokaGeorge nu. Iain street.
The Labor Day Journal. giving full
particulars of the observance of the day
lnN nestlouday.waslranedto-
dayzy'flLOTn'fil labor] Union «3me-
walk. -
Clinton. Hoybnpuintendentoftbe
towaalmshoms,wl'obasbeen seriously
ill for the twoweeks.was ableto
sit up yesterday. and his complete recov-
crylsnowhopedfor.
Union Park. which was littered with
leaves and branches blown from the
treat during the resent storms. wss
cleanedofthedebie yesterday. Several
cart loads were raked up and burned.
«bliss Steven's school. Beiden avenue.
will reopen Tuesday. September 12.
hank Olmataad, of West Norwalk.
wu arrutcd for keeping an unregistered
dog. When taken before Justice Cool-
idge for trial. be induced receipts show-
ing that he had alwayeregistercd the
buthad unlotentioniy neglected to
do thisyear. In view of this fact.
and upon promising to have the dog
registered at once. he was discharged
upon paymentofcests.
Him Nellie L St. John, a niece of the
limes St. John. the milliners. died at
their home on Elm street about ii o‘clock
yesterday afternoon. She had hensiek
about two weeks of typhoid malaria.
Ill- St. John formerly lived in Stam-
ford. but bad msdehsr home with her
aunts in Norwalk for the past few years.
Shewae a young lady of verylovabie
disposition. and bad endeared berselfto
a wide circle of friends during her com-
paratively abort reddeuce here. Ber
death is made particularly sad by the
feet that she was soon to become the
bride of a prominent young hum of
Stamford.
("Ell Tllll lllYlll.
laws andOosat' of the Ilay In last
Nor-all.
Ilia; Minnie Ferris, of Riverside ave-
nue. in visiting her friend. Alisa Fannie
Sherman. of New llavcn.
ll. ll. Reeve. night watchman in Roth
& (loldscbmidt'e factory. has moved
from VsuZandt avenue to Pine street.
South Norwalk.
"The District School" will be given to-
night In Randall‘s hall bytheEpworth
league of the Earl Avenue lethodist
Episcopal church
James L'Bommsdisu attempted to
cro- we tracks on Vanandt avenue.
ymterday. ahead of a tram car. it
struck therenrwbeel of his wagon md
considerably damaged Wick.
IOWAY'I'OII.
Tbs steamer Kate C.Btevensanlvsd
ether dooh heveymterday.afterunder-
goingsateasivsscpalrs in Brooklyn.
A valuable cow belonging to J. 3.
Vincent dropped deed while she was
belagmilkedonflaturdsymomlnglsst.
lasters Earl Stevens and Herbert
Drspsrleftheralcadeyfcrlddytowu.
N.Y..wherstbeywlilattsudsoboelthe
oomlagymr. ~
WWII! hold a posh
ssdloeorsamfssttvaltblesadsosrormw
seeslsgsla the tsutcnosns tbs hir-
vlswllcnse. -
The unlcumsethrg la the Isthodlet
Iphsopslchurcb.lsstalght.waslsrgeiy
attended and very interesting. The
speakers mil singers from llsil lsbad
wsrsveryplssdsg. .
TheartreeeploanveabyliesflJl.
wellnprssmtsdfrn- phes. ltwas
leased the nest entertain-em
svwhsltllathstowl. Thedlqlsyof
arspmdasadbyIl-lmds’ssbohsswss
lsdssdnosloredltsblstohrr.sadtbe
eatyyartoftkeorogtammstobsrsgret-
ted was that as abuses of herows
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sane, mum. at mm A bacterial Irene. serum.
Specials in-‘Hosicry~$ee East Window.
V . Highest of all in~Leavening Patron—Latest U. S. (3th Report. ‘
Mist Jessie Lyonhas engaged to touch
in a school in lfontclair. N. J.
The daughter of Air. and Ire. (herbs
Johnson. who died Monday. was buried
yeaterdsy afternoon in Union cemetery.
liowayton.
The members of the lethodist‘ church
held a very pleasant sociable. Wednes-
day wooing. at the home of Samuel
Ball. There was a large attendance. ahd
musical selections by several gentlemen
from the west were greatly appreciated.
Refreshments were served.
The lower grsdm of the Center school
have been repainted and put in thorough
condition for the reopening of school.
next Tuesday. There will be two teach-
ers in theorimary department instead of
oucasheretofore. lies Francis Tolls,
of this place. and bliss Elizabeth F.
Gilligan.a graduate of the State Nor-
mal school. have been engaged to fill
the positions.
firm.
dition built to his residence here.
lies [on Webb. of Brooklyn, is a
guest at the residence of James Webb.
Ire. Oliver B. Wardwell. a daughter
of the late Oliver Hooker. has removed
to Bridgeport.
Kiss Angeline Canticld, of Bridgeport,
is spandiugafew days at the home of
William Smith.
sidersble damage here,eapeciaily to trees.
A large one adjoining St. Luke's church
fell. breaking a portion of the fence. and
shandaome maple in front of the house
now being built by A. N. Ryerson. was
uprooted. tearing down a part of the
fence. Several telegraph wires were
torn from the poles and are lying on the
walk oppositethel-‘iteh homestead. They
are very dangerous to panere by and
should be repaired at once.
WESTON.
Frank F. Clerk and C. H. Buttery
with their families are camping out at
Uompo bench.
They have a new plan for whining
drunken mop at Weston—putting them
in a hay proee‘for twenty-four hours.
u. n. [lottery killed a copperhead
snake. which measured four feet. on
Frank I-‘. Clarke's farm at cranberry
Plains. last week. _
J. ll. Monroe. of 00th Hill, had
about seventy-live heaps of salt hay at
Calf Pasture the night before the late
gale. The next morning he found them
depositedinmuchtbemmeorderonthc
shore at Dorlon Point. _
Among the incidents of childhood
thatstendoutia holdrelief.” our mem-
oryreverts to the days when wewers
severe sicknem. The young mother viv-
lehr'sCoughllemsdycuredbsroferoup.
and in turn administers it toherown
omspring andslways withthe heat re-
sults. ForsalabyG.Stllisen.Dmgght.
W57]:
or mothers bottleof Dr. Hand's Colic
Oureatsuydrugstore. mew.
lsrriil,of Fairdsle,N. Y..ssys: “Dr.
Hand's Colic Care Is farinsdvanceof
asyremedyoftbeklndleveruesd. It
will quiet babywhen shels screaming
withpale.” Asksomsmotherwhohee
seed tlhrsmedyabout It. Whenyour
baby lsoroasand frstfulwhlle teething
applybr.llaud's’l'eethlng Iotlontothe
gums. Soldbyelldruggisbfllcents.
fora lame backer fora pain intbe
“scrubs".trysaturingapleceofflau-
sel with Chamberlain's Pain Balls and
children (try for
Pitchers cartons.
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Jamosl‘. Curson is havingaiargead- —“
The severe storm. Tuesday. did con- ‘
young. noeeare more prominent than or
idly remembers that it was Chamber- 9,:
Leading Grocer.
.‘oPs-y-rga, 7.,” “(0.3535 best In ll.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR;
'83 Washington St.
PEOPLE'S IAIKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone 1
NOW CONTAINS BO“
VISITORS AL
TaYIOI‘ 8: Golden.
wassmrurorr eaten.
VPsrsone lookl foralo or house and lot.
with t view o nurc . are Invde to
call examine our list. e
WANTED.
Snusrtou to do nuen'SJEfin a small
family. Apply at 31 Water street. Mrs.
Padllpnka.
" Tn ann.’
Booms chicory street. lower floor; 4 rooms
on Day street. it floor. rent all): 9 rooms on
Ila
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Day street. 3d floor. rent a5; It rooms on Day
at rent Apply to . lounge at lack-
woud sun .turing Co. will 3t
QUIT of five rooms. ll: Waahi n street.
. Store on Washincon street ridge. Ap-
ply to W. W. Com-toe . an'I) lw
SEVEN rooms. North Main street. rent.
Eurlhntt house and ban on the bill.
An tel. A. Woodward.
RN on premises.“ South Main street to
al.5343- lm’ guaranteed.
m— JACKSON’ ' .
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
Ciillilll. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPI
to which the attention of those desiring '
FIRST CLASS WORK
lieal Estate ahdlnsurance. ’
Telephone _ Call l 3-2.
Pondcwslhdmrm,MWM-u inehlrthsuthdrpraysr'shesramul.
Aayocrsadthewaudmetory. AndthsBAllalmmdauntsd.
BowfcrooKandnotfnralovy. Tookthciohtheybughadwaa‘ted
snsmrre. mum. LAWYIBSJiOABY. Watched our stores both day and alsht. ‘
Mwiththclrmlghtand main. ‘ Who‘d havethonghtonrlllll‘nmu
hat’th'str’speilonusbebrokeu'. That tbustheymnst. theirssrvlselsndsr.
And we leave them. with no token Lest TflllVllS break in and we 00 UNDER
That we o'er sold beef. or mutton. For men and angels WHAT A Slafl‘l'i
This. the tale they‘tohl Indy Kane. .
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE DELIVERY.
. PEBPLE'S IAIAET,
2! Wall st., Norwalk
I Telephone call. 5-7-8.
BIAUI'II'UL WORK IN ‘
is especially invited
An Artistic Line of Photographs, Espsclell Studies from child-Life
constantl on " .
Erhi ition.
AYS WELCOME.
E II. ilclisoli. Piliitltlilllltn. 53 illll 81.. linmtl.
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MUSIC HALL.
JUST ON! GLORIOL'S NIGHT.
MONDAY. SEPT. 4.
Great Success of Bates Bros.
MAHMUI‘ .NIW PRODUCTION of TBI
com 'Fiucx PAINTOMINE
Humpty -
- Dumpty.
Rendered by the greatest living clown
JAMES B. ADAMS.
Saleofseat 'rn , . m“
“we...” wish“! Tigrfi“m
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n me ”a noon . per inch
Apply to J. 1. menu. it. VVuhIngtonsrrce
oratstorsofD.&C. aalw
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[HOUSE usury street. hat Norwalk; 1
hounflilla stream house. 4 Tolies ot.’
lhousmlly eck street; partnfhousa.‘
Tollu street. lnwer'lloor; 1 unit of mo 8
‘l‘olies street. on srairs. Inquire of John .
Knapp. 83 West street. anal if
F 0)! Scot. i. the top floor in the insurance
bulldin now occupied by Butler Lodge.
1 0.0. l". or patticulars in uirc of la. 8
Rrown. at his store on South in street. or
George I". Hearse. City National Bank. a5tf
Flm floor over Theodore Olsen's shoe store.
Suitable for mlliinery. dressmaking
lurl or any other I ht busincm. In
Old all Cigar 00.. ill ashlngton‘st.
E A81" waif—double house on Mannie street.
Inquire of H. H. liowan. in: if
SMALL building on Water etrnet. Apply to
r. r. Knapp. in n
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FOR SALE.
§ritfiv§ennv run. for sale. " iii?"
t. hundred. by mail delivered. lirlet
Sher Yale. Beverley. Parker Ear e. Del
moot (lamdv. Add EdNrar lottery.
Look 80: 15. or o'omsmck Hill. orws‘k. CL
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NOTICE.
O‘l'lCE Is hereby given that the undersign‘
ed. f holds ted b the Board
res rs. sonata I
llamscsnorbeneiltaasthe case ma beaccru-
nntheidthday oftle
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Cider Making.
Cider making will commence at the old
stand.
BATES’ MILL.
nest tharsdsy. and be continued on Thursday
and hides of each week.
aufl Iw
H. 8. Flood. Optician
”gig-#3:“ the Spencer Optical institute.
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SIMS All WIAILE. ,
Special Sunday Afternoon
SAIL ACROSS
Long island Sound.
THROUGH
Bold Spring Harborsml oyster Ilsy
STEAMER
CITY OF ALBANY.
Sliilllll, Siliilliii 3f.
25c — EXiiiIISIIIII FAIE - 25c.
Leave South Norwalk. :1}. Returning: tans
- atltotnn Point. and leave at 51‘! p. in. tons
South Norwalk. Ml) p. m.
on» EthiiiSliiN
*ro_—
if Ruckeway Beach.
STEAMER
Ill" 0F ALBANY.
—-—AND——-—
l. l. & BDCKAWAY BEACH
‘ RAILWAY.
LABOR DAY,
Monday. Sept. 4th.
“db-*-
Still-Excursion Fur-dim.
leave teeth Israeli. use a. a.
Returning Loaves
Asctsssy leash. 4:20 p. a.
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