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Olin. 8. Young. 01. Quinlan! avenue.
has purc anew bicycle.
, 11".. Union Temperance Reforvn
amociatiou will their "gill" busi-
nem meeting tonight in their on the
~ bridge.
'es as .
ml club, ands eetlng’wllf be held
tonight to elect his successor.
TITWilliam Looms.‘ former] assishnt
master at the .Conso’l’idated ata—
tion in thisclty. ha been arpgivinted as.
aistant baggage master at B geport.
Charles F. Hayes. son of Ford Hayes,
thohutcher. has accented a positiouaa
a representative of the Armour Beef
and Packing company. of New York.
All luterssladars requested Joattend' H
the meal meeting of the Prohibition
club. for the election of embers. at their
8mm. adios. has retired
Ounce will « en
busine- between
Norwalk.
The follow
elnthc
walk ', esterday, .in a na tha launch.
The ' izspeetsd the new quarters of But:
la in Boyt's Theatre building.
The South Norwalk German Sunday
school enjoyed a picnic in East Norwalk.
. antes and German alum
msnla once the timcand thoughts
of [themes undmdormorepecple pres-
ent.
Gould Hoyt took a party of about lifty
people out sailing in his steamer Jaunita
yesterday. They stopped at Beth Island.
where a clambake was served. In the
afternoon a sail was taken up the Sauna~
tuck river. 5
It was announced last night, by '93
in . that lira. Hana If his .
who the house corner 01
Ba and Water streets. and John
Ilennis were married in New York about
four months ago.
The Ci't‘yaof Albany was crowded al-
mat to capaci . estsrday morn-
.wheuahe atargd bu thosxcnnion
to kawayBach. Aspecialtrain of
sixcars‘ from Danbury brought down
about three hundred people.
Him Grace 8. Hamilton celebrated
the twelfth anniversary of her birth. last
Saturday afternoon from 4 to 8 o‘clock,
by entertaining about twenty friends at
her home, 10 Bayview avenue. The
our games were indulged in and the
alien was enjoyed by all.
The schooner Sarah Quinn, which was
raised from the reef ofl Wilson Point
and towed into the cove last week. sunk
in the mud there. She was ralaed Fri-
day nigh;i and the steamer Isdea towed
her to orthport, where she will he
pulled out on the drydoek and repaired.
--Plenty of fresh Buyler‘s candy at
’s.
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Justice Barnett had two prisoners
More him yesterday morning. Peter
lartin,forbslng intoxicated and com-
mitting a breach of the . was lined
flaud costs. He con not pay the
amount and went trial] in company
with Charlesnowe, who was sentermed
to ten days for ram.
to adjourn until Thursd-
arainst the city will
morning.
Julia Harmon
Cob Methodist church.
mention.
him ‘5 and coats. After he had
oflcersand was
costsand
contempt of court.
engaged to make
Ir'Kc
none was not paid.
junta!
were rebelled.
A la
Husie
horizontal bar work by the
fnl and well executed. A. L
wrong person. as did his calcial
‘ llaryFrances
M Wileox.diedatharhoms
WI. street.
line- of nervous
lettings
cozs,
' 80. j Norwalk.‘
Build 1. 0. dc. wlllholda . g
“an”: “ . :iu ‘ M—‘W OI [ta-a from mg.»
To is:- James it. Adams' interwar»
“cop; the clown character is not need.
ful; we could only aid him a little to as
end still higher the of fame
Crew. wife of Robert If.
.“Bouthlaln
ssterday afternoon. aftsralin- to the
o'cloch
rm Riehardm' and famil ,or Quin-
nrvsral friable enjoyed
Burns. f celebrating labor
{anticommwasfined
Justice Barrett.
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-—— ‘ inn illiam Olsen' thor-
Becjeulall. Rom has hi- , Goa, driven byw'lnum
of the orwal _ .
A.C. Cuneo.thefmitercrnssttom
from the
heathen, his fatherand D. J. Inching.
of New Haven, “acceding him. Ir.
messenger
ew York and South
' night. September i).
in. and Mrs. Julius ring. of one
streot, will soon more to New York city.
I‘ evening. on
accountof the death 0 In. R. I.
Wilcox. wifsof thecit clerk. All bills
paid Saturday
.“Wtu’a”.."‘i‘ e:- we on.-
cargso y u yngtaterte
evening service in the North Cos Uob
Methodist church. lie bass wife and
several children living in New Haven.
About three wssksago he married Mine
. leading worker in thetbs
Edward Anderson was arrested by
Gilles:- .lnne yesterday afternoon for in
' lie was taken to the police
headquarters. where Justice Anudge“?they‘de
auesssment he began a acnille with the
again locked up. This
morning JuatsceAnstln fined him Wand
nuanced him to thirty days
iwjail on the chargeof reektance
A few days ago Ielvllle Kellogg was
for Estes Broth-
ers' “Bumpty Dumpty" show in sur
rounding towns, the management. it is
claimed. promising to pay his expenses.
. had aometrouble with one
of the Bates Brothers. and last evening
he wenttoliusic Ball and presented a
hill of $2.5 and expenses for three days
work. He had Chief Vollmer with him
and threatened to attach the show if the
Hatters were ad—
however. so that all concerned
number of people amsmblsl in
all, last evening. to witness the
performance given by Bates Brothers‘
Humpty Dumpty, Pantomins company.
The specialties were very good. the tri-
Trover
here, in which they introduced
many new features. being exceedingly
well done. The dance by line label
Rivera and Miss Lucius Reed was grace.
Austin
was powerful policeman. but insome
strange manner his uniform got on the
dignity.
rs. llcox washers insect: Norwalk.
the daughter of J
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and during her lift-long
lift years
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Breached in the cranberry Plains clla
unday afternoon.
Whack-cod. arrested lastBatul‘r
He day for aaIaIlting Chesterfield hflari
wastludflaudeosts. .
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Last Bonds nl or
a brief’serL of discourses upon
" in the Natural World." ’
all day
large hum of visiting wheelman.
George Raymond. of Bowayton. paid
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
held in the hall of Welcome Slrau
lodge. Sons oIStOsorge. Wedn
Austin imposed a line of “and can,
which Slattery paid.
been taken to the "Soldiers‘ Home at No-
rotou.
stroke of paralysis. and will ha treated
in the hospital
-hlh Stevens' aclmol. Holden avenue.
will reopen Tuesday. September 13.
Rev. '1'. X. Noble and Rev I). ll.
Seward officiated at the communion ser-
vice at the Norwslk Co tional
church. Sunday morning. 8 x persons
joined the church.
Dr. D. B. Shesdy. of Bridgeport. who
isssonol' Michael Shsedy, of Winne
uk, wasthrown from his carriage h
llford Sunday afternoon and had hm
hip badly wronched.
W. H. Glue-brad has armored the
permission of Charles E. tit. John and
danghlerand F. [1. Basra, adjourning
property owners. to erect a twmbwy
frame dwelling houseand abarn M x N
on Ilain street. nearCrno.
Albert Hills. who burglariaed a house
in Winnipauk some time ago, to com.
pany with two other boys. and left
town. name home yestenlay and was
arrested hyOflcor llartln on the Fair
Grounds He will be triad at 1 o‘clock
this evening. v.11...
Thomas Silk fell in a convulsion while
pacing up West avenue. near Butler
street. Sunday morning.on his way to
Sunday school. He was taken into Dr
Idionegal‘a house and restored to con-
sciouansm. after whidl be was removed
to his home in Hayesville.
Chief of Police Dean's report for the
month of August shows twenty-two an
rests—eighteen males and four females.
The cause of arrest were as follows:
Ansell. «l; gambling. 4: breach of peace.
l; drunkeuuam. etc. Ii: keeping un-
licensed “3.3; street walking 3;viola~
tlou of license law. 1; vagrancv. :3.
Amount of fees turned over to thorough
treasurerJ-‘ilJb.
A reunion ot the Platt family was held
vesterda at the bomsof Ilr.and lira.
Henry gut. in Bedding. There was a
big clambaka and forty-sight Halts.
great and until. and some that were not
Plates. but only married Platte. aatdown
Frank Willy,
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—-'l'hs ladies of Grace Church Guild
all! held a caksaale lnthellulld momof
u . y afternoon.
leather 0. from four to six o’clock.
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Rev. 1’. K. Noble
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sips. ween clubk house
Tb. getaway and :3;me a
a linsof .1 and corts. Int Saturday. for
A peach and ice cream festival will be
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Be issuflerin‘x from a recent
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- v - I much: neither thename of the
laws and flaaslp or the Day is laet theater born the play. only the look of
Iwrwall. the bright ligh stage and the pretty
R. ll. Reeve has moved from Van- white house of spectators. Mrs.
gandtugvenue to Trinity place, South My}, w" pan-.0: mm
orw . - '
eyeglasses, through whicb‘” ahalooksd
about. and presently she whispered to
me. "There, to. your left. in the box on
. the first tier." Hooked, expecting! know
had a most on yahle time. ‘ pression
Severalu‘fzyisnds from Stamfbed and Phil- m$$£gtmy “at in was
WWW I I saw some ileum in firebox—two
BABIES. men standing at the back and a lady in
There m. lure attendance at a front seat sitting alone. Shawna a
the Town Hall mm night on the oc- stout, middle aged woman, dressed in a
caaionof the closingo the fairoflvau- stiff watered silk dress. with n huge
lees Castle. Knights .of the Golden cameo, such as people than worn. at be:
E-shh'lizgvauitn :nnfyinsm :3 throat. Her black. shiny no: shone like
“0‘ I and l 1 oh"! 3" tone was won polishedebony. Shehadaheavyredface
twenty;
five out sailing ymtordsy. nlmlioed
John rurmfifih; of
and spent several hours on Smrthlaland.
where
Alexander 1k mond- Mrs. marked brows. great dark eyes. There
head uartsrs this ev at 7:45 . when lit. bummed I position . w ’. - was something—how shall I say it?—
o’clca. " m, A;£:%;fiaw”s any as cashier. m m. N," Yor post odice. grim“; “'3': ' ~ 91:..me “gamma" rather fierce, defiant and set in her up-
—P|ulty of delicious bread. at Inno' ——-—--—-' ohn Slat was ”arrested lastevening "‘“m pwaucemowertnl, sulky. She frighten;
Fifteen membersof no: 0 0 F of Then it“ ”‘91 13:15: “:4: 'dmm“; inurbancemat I“: Jar. summit-1:33, 'mllg'flm‘dl! in xmygfi'mfih}; Giggfmd‘and
NWPDW L I" came ‘0 South ”'0" m::tr:a=ctled. It was loud in fruit on Iain uetce 3"an . . 3
making a friendly sign to the lady with
her eyeglasses. The figure also bent its
head. but I don’t remember any smile or
change of that fixed expression.
The contrast struck me the more, for
my hostess. as 1 have said, scarcely need-
ed to speak to makp herself understood.
Iler whole countenance spoke for her
even if she was silent. George Sand
looked half bored. half far away. Silo
neither lighted up nor awoke into greet-
ing—Mrs. Ritchie in Macmillan's Mm
zine. .
Ilsa Clara (Piles. who has been visits
lug friends in New York state, returned
borne last night.
The Society ,of Christian Endeavor
elected officers and committees as their ‘
meeting Sunday erasing}.
Thsfuneral of ilenry 8. Abbott. who
was drowned Sunda , will be held at the
Broad Rlver chape at ll o'clock to.
marrow morning. Rev. F. E. Robbin
will ofliiciate.
A delegation of the latter Day Saints
conducted a service in the Broad River
v
chapel. Sunday morning. Services will
be held there at 10.80 o'clock every Bun- ""1. " r“"P‘m-
day morning until further notice. Americnnwomen. as a rule, warvery
n. n .1 ‘ .. few Jewels in summer. Even at New-
port. except on special occasions, anchaa
a Vanderbilt or an Astor entertainment.
only solitaire diamonds in the ears.astar
for the hair and n brooch or two to catch
the laces of the corsnge are considered
good form. But in London. where the
height of the season is at midsummer.
the great display of jewels is at drawing
rooms and court bells and at dinners
and dances among the higher nobility.
This acawn royalties have been so promi-
nently to the front that the blaze of dis.
moods has been more blinding than ever
before. and as the style of wearing the
hair has clmugul very much since last
year many ladies have been obliged to
alter the setting of their jewels to suit
the prevailing mode. Last year the small
crown. which exactly fitted the Psyche
knob at the back of the head, was uni-
versally worn, but this season them
have come into favor again; and every-
body is “noted to posaeas one.
The latest novelty of course is the
white rose bunch. which is an exact
copy of the tint present given by the
Duke of York to his bride and which cut
new be purchased for a very trifling
sum. An American girl would scorn to
wear it and would say if site could not
have the real thing she [hemmed to have
none at all. But high born English
women think differently and have no
hesitation whatever about displayingthe
spurious sum—(hr. Vogue.
“It would be amusing." remarked a phy-
sician lately. “if ltwms not so often disr
astrous. towatch the peilmell fashion in
which persona go at remedies and sup-
ly beneficial health suggestions.
ygo to the springs. and Manse some
mineral spring water is advised in some
case they jump at the conclusion that all
spring waters are good for any case. They
drink them wholeiale and indiscriminate
ly often with serious ill elfecta. Exactly
the aame thing is true of seabathing. This
isa needed ionic and stimulant to ems
persons and the direct reverse to others. I
have seen delicate women come out of tb‘s
surf with teeth chattering and faem blue
and pinched in the chill they have receivad.
That caret of their plunge ls sdistinct
evil, and they really need. a remedy to re-
cover from the consequences of one so
called. It in the same with Turkish baths.
bicycllng. exercise of any sort.
“Reckless and unneeded use of a good
thing makesltabad thing, I am tryi
now to recover the vitality of a little chi
of tycarswhlehhasbeen loatthrough his
mother’s ignorant treatment Shehasal-
most bathed her child to death. In her
seal for his cleanliness and because she
thought frequent baths the thing
she has given him two a day right along.
and she has simply washed his strength
away. This Is especially true of the peso
not time when every separate individual
may advance a new . an because it
lansw get ahearlngand pcrbapaafollow-
lug. It would he a grandthlng fortha
race it the wmldconld do
velep a solution common sense and have
it lulled out every running like Mrs.
Saucers“ trascla to about two-thirds of the
civilised lacs."
'harwthstaasstlaliahawn.
Quitsa swell young Detailtsrwho had
madsatrlp intotharemotaaaetlcasofths
mlbwsatelllaghlsupsrlenes.
“Mona place in the country."heaald.
“Icamalatoaalaalltownluahackadoaan
'0..- la British M ll’llwwa.
In the way of organilatlon there stand
three principal obstacles, backed by the
inertia and incapacity of the women
employers and are intimidated from
forming unions. Thlsobstaclelspassing
I"! With the] prejudice against trade
an“ “mlfimyanddoesnotconntfor
m. '5“: tit: limit“: $13.57;: *- much u germmglloymmgub 11:;
. I W all e rs ecomli us.
md“w' W the Wlwmlaboratthetruloaconm
be bluslanllwomsnworkesssath-
into fsctorlss. it would be much
earlsrtobrlngthemlstotheunlons. an
amendment ls pendingtotbelawgm.
fining employers which wouldgo farto-
Mwuclnslhisrasnlt.
Lllobetanlssmldbaorwocms,how-
ever.lf ltwsrsnot for the in.
“erfikorsaaisstionofthsnmacf
wcaeenworksrsthsmsslves. Theylaak
“WWW“.WMM
pcssanddevolioe totheeemmonlntsr-
sstwbichlsthea-entlalcforgsnlsstlen.
Thshssthope forthe future lisslutha
ecmHudoncf msnsadwomsu. ‘l‘hb
partials and-man oftha
m Mr M r
Pitch. er's casterla.
mmwflwmmvm
“lawsuits-letter“
mama‘s-hash“
mannerisms-wise“
Dietitian (try for
Marla.
m m c lime in no halo.
themselves. Women workers fear their '
.
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no...“ mi «con-'- balls is.
our Tea fcrinahncethathss rescuer
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading. Grocer.
‘ Telephone Call l3-2.
33 WashingtonSt‘.
with
call
Ponder well. dear friends. and nalsbbors.
As you read the wondrous story.
now {of “out I“ m M M!
enmrrs. balm LAWYIKBJIOARY.
labored, with their might and main.
:Iast their spell on us be broken.
‘ and we leave them, with no token
: Mwae'sraohlbssLormntton.
This, the tale lbpy told :lll‘lla Karla.
“l.
Quickly than. their payer's be granted.
Add the BAILII'". nothing denoted.
Took the Job they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and nlsht.
Who‘d have that!“ our Bar In ’l'liblblflt
Thatthutheymuuthelrasrvloem .
Lest THIIVES bulk ln‘and wa GO UNDER“ .
For men and angels WHAT a srurmi
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
VISITORS AL
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PEflPlE'O IIIKET.
' ll! orthlainat..fio. Norwalk.
Telopbm call, 52-3. I Wooden guaranteed.
“WM—JACKSO
FIEE BELIVEIV,
recurs slur T.
31 Wall st., Norw
| Telephone call, 5-7-8.
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In Artistic line at Photographs. Especisll Studies from
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lieal Estate and Insurance.
WASHING”! STREET.
Persons lookl
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prices and on east-
our list.
toms.
fora lot. or house and lot.
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Notice to connectors.
OFFICE OF THE SELECT)! ' OF 1’
TOWN OF NOBWALK, (15%. HI
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until Thursday. September Iltlr.
alao'clock p. m.. for the axcavatiou and re-
moval of about 3.4m cubic yards of earth for
the extension of Osborn avenue. P and
specifications can be seen and all Information
23:an at this office on and after September
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Rich amt. §orwalk.
MAN
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Ellie.
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jut meal, will be for the best interests of the
. , _ , ,. town
Children‘s dam a.
1.. Grumman. No. 9
Bonds. satisfactory to the Selectmen In
amount. will be required of those to whom the
contract may be awarded.
QHUATIUN to do housework in a small
L family. Apply abs? Water street. Mrs.
, ' must be endorsed u n the at.
side of the envelowm the nampgof the bid-
der and marked ' meal." and addrued to
» u. a. SMITH.1'own Clerk.
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AFN! to William E.
Taylor avenue. South Norwalk
TO LET;
tiring...“ we.
Benjamin. North
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ply to W. W. Coms'oc
rooms. North Min street. rent.
urlbnit house and ham on the hill.
Apply to l. a. Woodward.
UI'I' of are rooms. 112 Washington street.
fun street bridge. Ap-
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BARR on
top
building.
I. 0.0. F. i
Brown, at his
George F. Hearse
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bbli. us
a v
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snroce . month.
all“ ’”
premises. DSouth Main street to
let from Sept. lat: also base
dc Comstoc
to J. I.
orat store of I). L.
ment under
baton unset.
a9 lw
the
led by mmInsurance
now ocean or later.
it paztlculars inquire of h. 8
store on South Main street. or
wk street;
. City National Bank. ablf
I. Hill‘s! Henry street.
hounefii De streelzl house. i Tollaa et.‘
I house. Ely
Toilet street. lower floor: I suit of
Mir-street. u
Knapp. 8.! West
s... 3:54.15
house. 6
muss. ll
part of
u stairs. Inquire of John [1.
street aunt 1f
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wait an by so dolnf rule: the fal riding.
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run CAPITAL Brook or run Nonwana Bolas
minnow Conrasv. of Norwalk. Counsell-
cut. being forty shares more than one halfof
its total capital stock. at can r. Is. on hirsu-
oer. run Trn car or Hanan-nu. M at
mom No. 6. adjacent to the Probate once. in
the Masonic bunting on Wall street. in the
City of Norwalk. Connecticut.
Five hundred (an) shares or the par value of
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the Norwalk Ilorss Ilallnml 0|va .
gallant ten hundred and fifteen (l0
andcomprialng morsthan one half t
mill stock at said naturally. will be I)“
under lhrlr several pledges then-
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The Selectmen reserve the. rl ht to reject. '
—— an or all bids. or to accept any. glint. in their
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