V'STURTEVA’NT'S BAR
' NORTH “IN AND STREETS, 30m NORWALK.
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rat: cssraso uses euros.
“eel-e- Oe-nte I: Iss9».
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‘ W People Watch the
mus-sure.
Five thousand people, it issstimetrd, N
«new the bicycle races heldonthe Nor-
‘ walk Driving Perk yesterday afternoon
, under the auspic- of the Central labor
Um. on the occasion of their third
sass-l bionic. Favorable weather, a
, 1, . Willamette-trid-
‘ « «autonomic-lg finishes, combined side venue.
-. tomeketbeeventegrend'wccess.
The first doyclib’g event on the pro-
1' , gramme was the one-mile Falrtleld coun~
ty championship for a gold medal. which
. brought out only five starters. The not?
vies won by Paul A. Raymond, of Green-
wich, in 2:52}. chas closeiypressed
« by B. W. llerriil. of Norwelk, and R. A.
Gregory, of the Alphas. in the ofder
union. 1'. 1. Welsh, of the Alphas,
finished fourth, and Frank Blch. of Nor-
end Ire. ”Khan.
street, spent Sunday in Newark,
his. 3. a. 3.... of New Milford. spent
Sunday in this city, the guest of rela-
IflssesldelleK. KlousndLllllen Near,
spntlahorDsylnSoutb
Ili- . of Brook , i
thsguestAfiulmemsleWilson ,cf I‘vet:
a
Porter,ofNewBIven,ls
Stephen H. Bred, No. 48
Woman laid up by a Highwaymen-—
Various Other lvsats at latshst.
Suede afternoonJoan esdbis
y W Roche W
church, Brid
about fifty relet res and near .
the bride and groo
Measure club, of w
her
The house was taste
with potted plants and flowers, and thg
retty bride looked espeo
a road. «warps!
35d byflenryAiuicttandwlfbmf Broad
River, drove to the residence of William
Ferris. who upilts
piece in East orwslk
them droveovertowhatisknown es'
Harsh. near the thereto the town
y went in bath.
y one of. the trio
could swim, swam amo- a canal
cutthrougbthemersh. and stood for e
is few minutes on the opposite bank. He
then started to swim back. Upon reach.
his a point about midway in the
stream he sudden
bends and sank in
water. As he did not risehis com
org became alarmed, and being unable
to swim they summoned assistance from
Stevene' Island, near by
of young follows from
Three of them volunteered
their services, and brought Abbott's body
to the surface. Efforts to resuscitate him
proved unsvailing, as he had been in the
the Orilllsflzmith '““’ “m“
ll harmi‘
a bridesmaid was lll‘ f‘llil
ida’l'bnrnton. attired tensile-cs» coir.
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“mo , John mu”, m 5., cause you arenot roamed yet, and don’t know what you want,
man, and the ushers were Stiles D. has» ,"we are;” bestdesbt is part of our business to help you out. Now
we rustyou will not wait fora special invitation, but come in
col: over our assortment, at ‘y rate.
First. We have about 15 dinner setts of 100 pieces each,
which we bought «to have 112 pieces. The
plates; we were granted a
see setts were bought to sel for $8.98, we, how-
,‘ever, have made the price $7.00. At this price they are cheaper
than you can get the same number of pieces in white were.
1:, 1§1Guaranteed Enamel Ware.
pt. Coffee or Tea Pot
. H N U H H
of Westport, wisely
Ones .ot
a few days with
It— Emma and Josie Smithyof
frinds
sot-lg Emir-I'll. '
li- Gamllle Frank, of New York city,
is the guest of Ill- lfiriem Dreyfuss,
Elisabeth street.
of this clt and Harry .Wstero
ry, of Stamford? Professor Richard
Voglsr's orchestra furnished music
pan Caterer Frederick “lead served on e
The young couple received a large
number of costly and useful presents.
bcwkening the esteem in which they are
held h numerous friends,who all join in
extcu ng their best wishes. They stark:
ed on the 11:16 train, amid showers of
rice and the dischar e of torpedos which
someone had placed rider the car'whestr,
After visiting pieces of in.
A then boide I
_ _ n his
’about ten ‘ieet of
'of New York
lssLinle Flynn,
lire. Bonnie erane ,
cit , bets 5” visiting
8.8. Peck, who has been visiting in
New Haven. returned to Norwalk
terday, on his wheel. '
Frank N. Leech. of Denbury, has been
the guest of his cousin, Illss Anns S
Dunning. of West street
Ills. liery Hubheil, mother of ex-
Mayor W. B. Hubbell. has gone to Ridge-
field to spend a few weeks.
Miss Mamie Thompson. of Brooklyn.
is visiting her cousin. Iliss Margaret
Lauder. of Bayview avenue.
Miss Miller and If. Bates. of Bridge
with Mr. and hire.
ashiogton street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Swords and
daughter Rush, of‘ New York, are the
guests of relatives in South Norwalk.
Joe L. Sweetman. the popular night
operator at the depot.
trip to the World‘s Fair about the 16th
hire. Bergen and lire. See-l
ilempstcsd. N. Y.. are staying wii
R M. Rose, of Camp street, for a few
The crack of the pktol sent away
twenty-threemenia the enemile open,
onset the prettiest races of
, The handicaps of the recs
ranged from 125 down to twenty-tire
. yards. C.Ford Seeley, who rode from
scratch pe-ed twcnt
inched '- wheel’s
water about forty minutes. The medical
was notified and
had the body removed to that village.
terest in that viclni
Stamford to reside.
responsible position in Gouldeo‘s drug ‘
store in that city.
rnsITfiEisrs to m PAIR.
where the inquest was held: Later, Un.
«ierteker Raymond. of Norwalk, took
charge of the remei
as.
d Mrs. Abbott, tired of
for the return of the men,
home. and did not learnof Ab»
bott's death until late at night.
wned men wn about forty
years of age. and leaves a wife and two
children. one ofthem by a former wife.
Attempted Highway Robbery.
This morning Mrs. Payne was coming
from her home in Roweyton toScuth
Norwalk. When near the gate leading
tothe Burchard property, she noticed a
Thinking his inten-
Mrs. Porter an
men and only
of butlnatbe
The Lucky Numbers Which Drew Then?
at the People's Insists.
Last March E. J. Wsdhsms, the wont-
bedowncd proprietor of the People’s
llarkets. announced through the local
pen that he proposed to give away two
0 and return.
s to the amount
Houseman. New
- Ford
Sacley, Columbia C clc club
new m...” skips "PM"
ey a me was
2:”, which beats the record of the track.
The half-mile flying start. open, which
had eight starters. was also
ing and lsotly contested race. It was
won EB. G
in um; I].
Every purchaser of
of twenty-five cents or more at either
the Norwsik or South Norwnlk market
would receive a numbered ticket with a
The coupon was to be
detached and depeited in a box provided
rpcee and the numbered ticket
until Se tember 2, when the
drawing would is s place.
The advertisement, it will be remem
bored, was suppressed because the postal -
authorities ruled that the transmimiou
through the mail of papers containing
the announcement was a violation of the
This however did not sup
The drawing at the
nth Norwelk mas-let took place shortly
before 5 o'clock last Saturda
The contents of the box, wh ch consisted
of thousands of tickets, was emptied
into a big bag and thorou hiy shaken.
Little hfim Helene A. Mitche i, who hep
pelted to he in the market, then drew one
coupon in the presence of the editor of
Tm: Sax-nun. and others who were in
The lucky number was
contemplates a men following her.
,oftheniphss
' ,ofthe Columbia Cycle
; P. A. Raymond.
Eightfleet heeled
w
, themselv- y
“ hflerscefcr
tions might not be good, and that be was
after her gold watch and chain, she has
toned in ct away from him. He caught
or, however. and knocked her
down, preventing her from screaming by
mound; 012% coupon atisched.
k his hand over her mouth. She
ti y oncoeeded in making an outcry
and the fellow evidently became fright-
ened and made good his escape.
afterward lire. Boerdman Bernhard and
membersof her family drove onto! the
gate and found lira. Payne studio
there greatly excited. She told them 0
the anempted assault or highway rob-
bery, but they could find no trace of the
. it is said that he has been in that
vicinity for some time and has annoyed
live. Pa no notified
the police and they areloc mg for the
oung
‘3 position ‘9' ““3 Harry Flatt rodeun a his sin to New
under seventeen. ‘ ’
Ed | 3 _ Haven and returo,yesterdsy forenoon,
Lnallhux his sister, Mrs. (looper, a short
Margaret Bremen,
,' Sheedy lanolin-as stared
day foremonth's sojourn in Ll ms the scheme.
George Warren. conductor on tbetraiu
leaving here at 6:15 a. m., is on a week's
Edward Taylor, of this city,
many other people.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell and In. 'W. B.
Wilkins left South Norwalk todn
visit with their nephew, Dr. A M
Purdy, inl c.
I. Pearson, of Elizabeth
street. left town this morning for New
She will enter the
nlshed. They were Fred
t; A. D. Ferris, storied. Time,
Pet-ems 1;: the Westports.
The Putnam Hose nine defeated the
Wmtpa'te on the Baxter grounds. last
Thompson,Cberles Thompson and
tt, Saturday afternoon, by the following
invitation race, and dubbed in
or named. The time was 7:50.
grutsst interest of thedey, per.-
« centered inthe'ten-mile race. C
Seeley rods from scratch against a
one men, with handicaps
three minutes to thirty
The draining at the tip-town market
place at 9 o‘clock Saturday night.
Willie Roach drew the lucky ticket from
It was number 15,li83. George
.. R. Byiugton. of the Gazette, superin-
' tended the drawing.
School in that city.
Ills C. A French, of Fort EdWard. N.
Y., is visiting her daughter. flies Eve
French, at the reeldencc of Mrs. Alfred
Plait. Maple street.
Miss Georgia B.
turnedtober home in Daubury
pleasant visit with her cousin. Miss h
Graces Hamilton.
Miss Alice Riley, of Kellogg street.
and tiles Elisabeth Barbies, of Frantiiu
B avenue, returned home last night from a
visit in New Haven.
lfrs. Sarah Richmond and daughters
Dora and In. Alma Ward, of New
street. East Norwelk, started yesterday
for Ohio. where theywlu spend a month.
Ifohr, daughter of
ridgeport, has arriv~
out home, baring made a pleasant Visit
With friends in Norwalk and Stamford.
Muss May E. Rigby, who has been
using her vacation at her home in
unity. returnedto her studies at the
ow Britain State Normal
Westports ......... ll
Earned runs-Westpcrte.2: Putnam one. 1.
First base on errors—Weston". 2-
Left on hens—Weapon.
'. t bees
Lnkwood l. Struck cut-«B Sultan l5; Loo
Hecrillce hits—Valid
Hamilton has re
Pierce. Carr.» Stolen
ins. Pierce. Waring,
Dannlgen. Barnes
fast and furious riding from start to
Hoyt, Gregory and Bmsa,_vibo
pace so hot for the other riders
could not keep in their com
at their Ilcathly Session Last nght.
Burgess lit-Mullen did not appear at
the monthly meeting of the Court of
Burgessee, last night. Burgess Fillow
was also absent. The semlou was a short
one. and beyond the paying of bills and
the transaction of other routine business,
ve few matters of importance came up.
be court authorised the emotion of an
electric light on the Step Rock road.
The followin resolution.introdooed by
Burgess Sutber ad. was :
Rewlml, Thst from is date no per
son or corporation be permitted to dig up
or in any way open
street or avenue in the borough of Nor
walk, unless they have first
permit from the cheirmsno the high-
Thla does not refer to
the repair force employed by the water
commissioners. who may be obliged to
ir broken water pipes
me. The work of eros-
and refilling to be done under the
intendent of sewers.
Upon motions Burgess Glover, the
warden appointed Bo
and Chicory a comm ttee to procure a
place for holding the city election in
October and have the necessary booths
Dunn an. Ill lres,
“it
we hoursend twenty-
ttandeace. no.
Wheel club nine and a
nine from the First Methodist Ep
Sunday school played an eight-inn ng
game on the Baxter grou de
morning, the former winning by a score
of seventeen to nine.
The Norsalke will play theDanbury
Baxter ground, nest Setup
afternoon at 8:” o'clock.
u- Putoems will go to Westpcrt Set-
urday afternoon to play the club of that
place a return game.
Nothing to In In a leash.
One of the members of Hughoy
World’s Fair Tuxedo com-
eppssred here last Thurs.
ey night. was a diminutive negro boy.
The little fellow cversl
log and the other mem
peny left town on the 0555 train without
4.3“" "’12.? ”ii “hill”
t supp in a
ticket for New York and
‘ board the ":37 train, think In; he might
there. Boon af-
wood received a
”at Miss Gertrude
in, Richard Ilohr, of B
any portion of any
t, of the Rambling Wheel
gsport. and his trainer. I.
, of Boswn, were the guests of
ii. Hoyt. of West avenue, over
way committee.
. rederlc
5.. N. J.. and Mrs. liuuie Bod
daughter. of lontcialr, N. J,
rdsy with Kr. and Ire. .l.
meter, of South this street.
Mr. and Ira. llsrtlng. of Brooklyn.
and Ifr. and In. William it. Robertson.
of Iootviile. Conn. who have been
a few days with Knead Irv.
anuln ,cnl‘slrlield avenue.
returnedtothslr
ltsv. Archibald Wheaten, formerly
pastor of the South Norwelh Baptist
$“”lm‘li.'“ "l“ 'il'“ w
on y. s w
church wlthnagmsmhav bl
shipofsbout be
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Isitsssslhm
overtake the com
forward layer
from the manage
W
ice ms him
ted.
Thenhsirmsn of the committee on fire
department wss authorised to have a fire
box erectui at the corner of the
New (lessen road and Plattsvillesveoue.
The court then adjourned until Tm
day evening. September to.
Mill? on AT rns anon.
‘l’le leathers of the club spend the Day
la a Delllhtfel Issuer. 130
The ladies gave edence at The Knob
soon the New Yes
it oeSeveott't events“
unferm etiguees .
of hlscoat was tlfir
William liners. eleven years old, at
"denim a man hed'borro sd
The gentlemen
withstand
yma'rddsTashfovboys ‘
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in the near to
. dug any names. You
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for you to get is a
his we set: we are 30‘ up
1.11;;
short of the so
«this account.
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Lat). of:
sheen inforni‘ ' ‘by‘gdoa and reuse in: Is artist that
at” several wed ings; ricer we won’t
c you a ay, yet we will direct this add. to you without men—
know as well as wedo who the shoe fits.
ow as the Scotchman says, “Janie, if you want to ltee
. « good-natured, feed him well,” and this brings us rig
- t where we begin to talk to you as well as to those who are
- Now there is no need of trying to get a square
thout decentutensiis, therefore thefirst and most proper
assortment of kitchen utensils.
, to intakes special drive in" this ‘ do;
pertinent. Now don’t be bashful and hesitate about coming in be-
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Solid, Copper re-nickeled Tea Kettles, $1.00 each.
Size 12114 Looking Glasses, 29 cents.
Roger Triple-Plated Knives and Forks. 83.30 dozen:
Agood Carving Knife and Fork, Steel, 72 cents.
Flat Irons, all sizes, 39c. per pound.
Handle, 10 cents.
to Mae era, 5 cents.
Rollmg Pin, loose handle, ,7 cents.
' Pretty Glass Sauce Dishes.‘ 480. dozen.
ii qt. Glass Footed Sauce Dishes,
handsome etched gl
Glass Mil Pitchers, so each.
10 qt. Dish Pans, at 15c each.
it qt. Dish Pans, at 170 each.
Nutmeg Graters. at 2c each.
Large size Milk Fans. at tic each.
12 in. Iron S n. at 4c each.
on Kettle. at 49¢ each.
100 doz. Goblets, at 48c doz
.We have yellow were of all descriptions, at greatly reduc-
ed prices.
Decorated plates, size 1218. 150 each.
Look at our east window for prices on Lamps, and hundreds
of other useful and ornamental articles, at especial reduction this
week of from 25
1' cent. to 50 Sr cent.
83 Washington 8 rec .
,that you can no more he]
» bran—new joke. '
arrived here
iai reduction on
69 cents.
‘ . 74
t e H 95
‘ Copper bottom 20
t t‘ 23
it n _u u u 27
100. each.
use Vinegar Crunts,1
needless; thesegoo 8 to their own story and tell it so filth! .
P buying thanyon «cap helP‘Bmiling at. i
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1 C. H. Harvey, the o]
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out WailPape'r
ms ENTIRE
BUSINESS
l word son ”My. En-
tire STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES In
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1 ,11 3311019 forfthe gandm',bst‘n’eilller one nor
. prize any ”sauce half «as much as. the
‘pThsy‘caiehlhe 9916 every time and: ¥
1 1 beholder, ‘ It bespeaks/a‘want of good taste to overlook f til
« cellenoe of these goods. Their.
in the middle of a plain, and the
apostles, the more cod oints will be discovered. «'De _ phon
ubiie mire our] " _
the admiration of ‘
riorityis as evident as a”
of”
user and more minute yoga?
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190
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Saturday evsulng.snd provided a most 180
sumptuous collation.
850
ad ifl hereof theplses ,snd
h tber M. positive‘irWot “0
100
evening were 90
thego
club and tongue-ts 400
3:: pair Eadies’ Tu
500mm,
460 iii
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to be Closed Out in the next Sixty Days.
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Having purchased a Bsn_kru _t Block of a Boston Manufacturer, I will now show on the largest
stock ever offered for sale in t to town and convince you that you can save from fty cents to a
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
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Pat. Ti Shoes
Black zerfords
Pat. Ti Oxfords................
Wine ussle Calf Oxfords.......................
Russet Goat Oxfords
Wine Russia Calf Bluoher Oxfords..............
Chocolate Russia Gall Edison Oxfords..........
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