9 - * ‘
lives on THE n‘sr SIDE,
“J‘s Ase cosstr or run on In
BAM' room“.
Annual mu of the Inna-y School of
the “vent Christin- “Bich~Al In-
cense lo the lahnhltnnts o! the Best
luv-lope and lichen.
The Sunday school of the Advent
m church left Schader's dock
dorlly after 9 o'clock this morning, in
the sloop “Inviniah,” foranouting at
Harriet “and. Anumherof the “old
folks” accompanied the school.
The [fish which LeRoy Hoyt received p
over his right eye the night or the For-
ms moonlight sail to Cold Spring
moved)“ now healed. although there
min a deep scar which llr. Hoyt will
probably carry for life.
Themrty T. 8. Glover took out on
the Mr “Pearl,” yesterday, had a
chore dinnerin Ilr. Rogers’ cottage on
We Island. generously provided
by Mr. Glover.
B. W. Preecepf Osborneavenue, is the
happy father of a son, horn Thursday
- evening. Mother and child are doing
vrell. This makes Henry Reeve a grand-
father spin.
Contractor Alexander ()laen has just
completed an artesiun well for Henry I.
Bennelton Riverside avenue. The well
isthirty-two feet deep and has twenty
feet of water.
Ir. and Hrs. E. H. Gumbnrt. of Maple Re
avenue, end Mr. and lira. W. E. 09'
bane, of East nvenue, have returned G
fromaaojournatBelllsland.
Charla H. Aisthorpe expects to award
thewntractfor theerection of his new
houses on Riverside avenue, early next
week.
Ilsa Selma Burma, of Brooklyn, and
lies Iona 0. Bruce. of Stamford, are
failing Ira. Jimmerson, of Cottage ave-
”. _________
Charis-Seymour is now on a visit to
Pennsylvania. where his wife has been for
some time. She will return with him.
Rev. George L. Tecple, pastor of the
Advent Christian church, returned home,
yesterday. from Pittsiield, Mass.
Frederick Uorham and family have re-
turned to Kawnah, N. Y.. after a visit at
the home of E. E. (iorham.
Eire. John Staples. of ltridgelield. has
been Bpeuding a. few days visiting re-
latives In East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davenport, of
New York. are guests of Lewis Doty and
family. of Osborne avenue.
of Ridgetield, are guests of Mrs. Henry
Seymour, lupin avenue.
Caleb Wood and comrades. who Wt‘flt
to Mantle in the yacht “Sea Bird." have
returned honu‘. M‘ ‘
Milli! (.lsra Batlcfslly, Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. llivhurd Blend, of
Charles street. _
Hrs. William Lake. of llsnbuty, is the
guest of Mrs. John Rider. of Maple avo-
m.
A daughter has been born to] lavidlhck-
sensual wife, of South Osborne avenue.
mfixtm large plates of cream at Lane‘s
not of the warm.”
BABIES AND 50130105.
A; previously anxiounccd. several
mixers.“ Uselhmu’no club started on u
thing expedition early Friday morning.
The party lconsistcd of Ed. llull, S. (l.
leersnd Nathan llauchy. A basket
ofproviaionrgiaohk of til-west designs.
“lemon worming bait,nnd a myster-
iourlooking jug, said to contain wswr,
Royml
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Prenchers ond Thelr Themes in Norwalk
Churches To-morrovv.
Home Nonwsnx Cosonwsrromr West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald ll. cord.
Pb. D..pnstor. Services 10.2!) n. m. and 7:3)
0. m.: Sundayschool.12m. Young People‘s
Society of Christian Endeavor meetln at 6:30
. 111.; ancient: "How to brin ot era to
Christ", leader. Miss Minnie Ky 0.
Home Nonwsur Mmuonls'r. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. B Kevanaghmastor.
Divine service 10:3) a. m. 7:21) p. m.: bonds
school it! noon; Epworth League meeting 6:: .
Subject. “The Good Samaritan: Charity the
True sanctity.“ Lender. M. D. Randall. Rev.
Baking
scum NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL. SATURDAY: AUGUST 18.
Highest are: in Learning ammo. U. s. 6th Report
"Csut'thou minister to e mind dissu-
ed?" asks Macbeth. Certainly, my lord;
the condition of the mind depends large-
ly, if not solely, on the condition of the
stomach. liver, and bowels. for all of
which complaints Ayer’s Pills are “the
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
offices for the week ending Aug. 18. 181M.
sous calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
Salter. Gillie Academy, Mrs. C nrk
and), Miss Annie Youmr. Miss K.
Mrs. Sarah M. Bloomer. Mrs.
B. 0. Gerard (Bell lslundr. Wm. Usell
Taylor.
Powder
soverignest thing on earth.”
manometer“.
LIST OF LETTERS
Per-
SOUTH h0RWALK—l). Sterling. Mrs. J . P.
1 Bell {isl-
onus
Bostwick. Qgrli:
. rs.
Rachael S. Hunter. Miss Viola Maywartl, J. 'l’.
E. ADAMS. P. M.
NORWALKwIlozl Bojr-zlro. H. C, Drake.
Miss Honslu Hansln. Willis llosklns. Audizej
H. Kwasczewskl. Mrs. W. I. Illlums. Mrs.
Henry Powell Wood. W. ll. MA LONE. P. M.
H. E. Burnes will preach.
Boom Nouwnmr BAPTIST. West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. it. I). Sherwood, éplanner.
services. 111:3) o. m. and 7:31) p. 111.; .undny
so on 12 m.: Young People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. 6:1!) p. tn.
con nest meeting. subject, "Trials and Tri-
umihis In New England and the Middle
States." lander. Miss Luis. M. Sniffen. Rev.
H. 8. Kid will preach at both services.
Tumrrv EPISCOPAL. West street and Fair-
fleldavenue. South Norwnlk. Rev. Olin Bullock
rector. 10:30 a. m . Morning Prayer. Lituny
and sermon. Sunday school at l2:1:'n m. No
evenln service. ltev. Kenneth Mackenzie.
r..ot ’eltport. will preach.
Nonwsnx Genomes-nouns. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. 1). D., pas-
tor. Services at when m. and 7:30 p. m; bun-
do school. 12:31) p.m.; Y. P. S. (‘. E.. 6:45 p. in.
Bu lject. “How to bring others to Christ."
lender. Mrs. F. ii. Roscoe. Evening sub out.
"The Two Ways." Rev. H. W. Gilbert. of ew
Haven. preach In the morning. Dr. Noble will
conduct the introductlory servcos.
Norms”: anomsr. West and Mottave.
nuethcv. A. H. stt. pastor. Morning
scrvlCe, 10:30. Even ng service. 72!!) p. m.
v.D.M.Sewsrd. of .South Norwslk. will
preach. '
Nonwnmr BAPTIST, East svexiue, opposite
reen. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pest/or. Ser-
vices. 10:11) n. m. and 7:31) . 111.; Sunday school.
12 m.; early prayer meet ng. 10:00 n. m.‘ 'oung
people‘s meeting at 62:!) p. m. Rev.J. . Sin-
ter. of Rowayton, will preach at both services.
(inner: Erlscoml. Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norwslk. Rev. 25. H. Watkins. rector.
'l he 13th Sunday alter Trinity. 1! a. 11).. Holy
Communion; 10:30. Morning Prayer, Litany
and sermon: 12 in, Sunday school; 7:!) p. m.
Evening Pro or and address. The rector will
omelaw. A1 are welcome. Friday. St. Ber-
tholomew's Day, 10 e. m.. Holy Communion.
8T. PAUL'S EPlSCUPAL Church street.oppo-
site the (lrecn. Norwsllt. Rev. S. B. Pond.
dsys. Morning Prayer. Lilany and sermon.
101311 a. ' m.; Sundny school. 1:! m. In the
L‘leutn or OL'lt lion Ssvuwn. during the
summer. choral even-song without sermon.
5.30;).111.
EAs'r AVENUE Mmuomsr. ncur Vnanult
avenue. Exist Norwnlk, Rev. A. J. Smith. pits-
tor. Preaching 10:1!) u. m. and 7:30 p. 111.; Mm-
llny school, 1211).; young people's turt‘tiug liliil.
Her. S. W. ’l‘ollcs. of {tow llM‘un, will Dl't‘llltll
Sr. Arvpusw‘s Mission". nt .lnmes MI‘AlllH-
tor's rosldenw. \Vlnnlpuuk. Sunday school.
:I:III p. 111.; Charles (,‘IIIIIi-m. sum-rimo‘mlcul:
Arthur ll. ('Illllt‘lll. uranium; Miss Evelyn 311-.
Allister. m‘guulsl.
liuosh lllvmr Human“ Suwrintululont.
Edgur Butte-r); umsmm .-u wrinlcmlont.
’l heodore linger»; or uulst. Minn .1111; llodm-s;
tlnrlihllluf organist. ) rs. Julius liable. Sunday
school. ii p. 111.; Young l'voplv's Society of
('hristiun Emlwwor mwtlng. (1::ll p. m..- I’myi-r
lneetlug. Sunday evening at Tzllb.
('AlNAllY Burrow Sm~mrr.QuIntur11 llulld-
Ing. ('orm-r Wall and Knight hirsute. Nonvulk,
Rev. .luuu-s A. .N'mulur. plulul‘. Morning rur-
\‘Il‘l‘. lllzlilla. no: evening servici- ll! 7:45 p. in.
Young people‘s inn-ling st 4:”) p. in. All are
mrulully llnitc-d. Evening subject. “.lumz-
lug Love. of Hml."
ADVENT ('Illllr-‘TIAN. VuuZundt avenue. Ernst
Normllk. l'rwu'hlug. 111215!) ll. Ill. llllll 7:30p.
111.: Sunday school 12 m. Ymm l’onple‘s moot-
lug out; p. m. Georg» L. Tee-p 1-. pastor.
(‘oxnuuunumsn Mission. Hpringwmd
l'nlon l‘bupel. E1yavcum-. Juu I‘l-l ru. pmlor.
liungnrlun survives, Sunday, ul lozilu u. m. and
5 p. 111.; 'l hurmluy M Tu» o‘clock.
ST. PAUL‘N Mission. Vundell. and Osborn
avenues. Elm Nnrwzllk. Sunday mluml 3:00 1,».
ill. A rordlul welcome to oil.
Nrnlrmwonp UNmN (‘llAl‘El., Ely avenue.
South Nonmlk. Sunday Sl-lmul. 3:31 p. m.;
evening warrior. 7:") p. m.
Emu- Nouwsmh‘wrmsu ('llNllllEllATlthAl..
Riverside uwmw. Ill'l'. I). lilnlIc-gron pm-
for. Services ul 111131! u. m. and Tziilp. lu.. Hun-
lluysl-Inml.5:1le.111.; young pmplo‘s lllt‘rllllfl
n1 5 p, m.
AFIlll'AN Mri'ruomsr Rumour-AL.
rIrm-I, Nm‘wulk. Iii'V. l. Humis pnntur.
l’rwwhing. 111230 a. “L: Sululny school in 13:15 p.
111.: lll‘l|)t'l‘ nun-ling Ill mo p. 111.; prt‘iu'lillig n1
Tziill p, in.
ST. Muir‘s. ll. l'. rumor of “3-5! un-nuo
llllli (’Impri sin-of. .\nru'ulk. iluv. \\'. .1. slow.
um, pn-dul'. Low Moss. 7 ll. "L: (,‘Illllll‘i-ll‘e
.\Ilu~-.1‘;.lll u. “1.; IIIKII Muss. lll;Zilllt. lll '. \ l'FLN'l'H.
:sm p. m.
IlEl'THl‘lll’. EVANHEIJM‘IIE H'I‘. Prompt”:-
MELVIN»). l’lislnl‘J). Apia. Hrmul Army 11ml.
up slnlrn, \\'u.~hlll.luun let'l‘l brhlgo. South
i\(ll‘Wll.Il\. l’rwllgi. I
121W m. Alh- llcutsvlu- willkommen.
HEIIMAN livsuorzmuu. fisuvuirzs. ’liold
uw-ry Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In l\llllll-
son‘s Hull. 11. ('hmduul street. All nro (‘unllnl-
lylnvited. Hundsy school at 10:11) o‘l'lm 1.43
A. llrm-hnu-u-rpnrlor.
Youtvo Man‘s ('mus'run Assm-urms. -
lmrkvvw 11‘s llnll. Woll hll‘l‘l‘l, Mrwnlk. Illhlo
rims M II p. 111.: Soul: survive in t p. m.
Knight
Calvary llnplist church will give u
rector. Holy Communion. 7:11“ o. m.. and on , , , _
first bundsy In the month. Second celebration In???rawbcfierzgfliminiggmaflio illfillfiltt'l‘
(nhornll with sermon. illiil n. m.: on other hun- SCOFIELD. m1“. depot. ‘ still fit.
mu IL. 111.; Nonntngssrhulo, (
_
WANTED.
wflwfillth for I enerulhoumworh.‘ A ll '7 No:
2 Union lgark. pp Inlil
ANYONE having it second-hand safely
bicycle. In good condition. which they
would ll etoscllchen ). on can ' terms may
finds urchascr bymhresslng 'llEEh. Ab.
osreo Sentinel. siltf
BOARD for men. wife and child; private
family preferred. Address l‘. 0. BOX
2515. South Norwnlk. Conn. axle zit
LEANING and dyolngeslnbllshment, No.4
Raymond street, ('oruer South Main
street, on line of electric cars. fiolltll Nor-
wslk, Conn. We rcspmzlfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk. )«ol‘wnlk and vicin-
Ity that we estnbllshcd ourselves In your
midst. in the dyeing and cleaning business,
and are now prepnreu to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing In the very best style and mum
nor. Ladles’ suits. dresses. either made up or
nhrnrl. cloaks. capes. Infunts' capes. homis,etc..
r )bons. fringes. piano. organ. bllllnrd covers.
mufflers sonrfs. ties. kid gloves. kid shoes,
also feathers cleaned and curled. Gentleman's
urmsuts dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. 0. BUTTERFASH. mil) tf
IQINE board. with well furnished rooms, A
lowest rates for permanent or transient
boarders. at Golden HI I cottage. 31 Bayviow
avenue. South Norwalk. 313 1w
T0 illi'r.
'l‘Dnrlen. a. house containing tun rooms.
and basement. water In kin-hen; also ex-
cellent well and collar; three acres of orchard.
fiverden und posture; good burn and stable.
on minutes‘ walk from depot, one hour from
New York. Possession September 1. Rent
‘IVE rooms. No. l Ilunfnrd l’lm‘u. rent :12
third floor. 71) South Muir: lam-wt. rent 3N:
six rooms ooruor North Muln and Ann strut-ts.
rent :15. Applyto E. A. \l‘tN)ll\V.~\l€ll.
14‘1“??? Iluor of list. five rooms. No. 111 South
Mnln ptrwl: n11 muvenIMu'l-r. Rent.
815. Alsopartoflmus". No. «In Earl m‘I-nuc.
live lnrgv rouxm: rent. 8%. Apply on 1110 pra-lu-
lsos. uuglrl 1w
TEWdoubluhouse, Pix rooms but 11 l-Illi', 4
I ltIIII Ii ('l'<|.~'.~ t-lrt‘t-l. Normllk. mull‘ rll'l'»
tl'b- ('nrn'; both, l’urnm-e llllnl nll llnpruwuwnlh;
Slitjllu side. .\ >ply at s l‘rms hill-r1. ur ml»
dress 5. ll. \\'11.r'().\'.lulilllor.1l’:\\'nll ”rum.
Illl 1w
[’0 It SA I. I).
\Tu hurgnln. housonml lot No. ~' I'mnpm‘t
1 uvl-nuv. Normllk: house mntsins eight
rooms. 1-in \vnlor; lot fillxlflt l'wt. In first-clues
order. Also IlullH! and lot. Nu. m i‘mnkllu
avenue. mulrvorllerul’ Maple street; \I ry (lo-
slruhle location: house In fin-trik- 2rd”:
“'Hll'l' mul solver worm-(lune. I" .u u.
GOULD HUYT. No. 8 Prospect awn .--. Nur-
wulk. linun. \ld 1w
1. OI'HE located on Elmwood Illk‘llllt'. lul-
[worn lllgh «an (illllll‘ll llI1l strum-z,
about I0 minuto-s‘ wulk from (Io-lull uml busi-
ness centre. theatre. I‘llllrt'llr-F. solumlsmtud on
Long island Sound; lul'ollenl lmnixnu appur-
utus. running Willt'l', llnlll‘v ull plpml fur gun
and 11‘me for comm-111m when nmln is f'\-
tended: seven rooms and f‘i'lllll‘ and lllillf', «In»
of lot.61ml”;plunlynfshmlo;snrnofrullmrh'o
11.1"}, 31.1w basil; IlrrI mortgage. Sim». llt'lll
by bank: second mormsuu. 81.1“]. to run run
'onrs wlth Illlvrt‘sl. Address llll. JAMES R.
TAYLOR. SH l'lusl lilth sln-ot, New York city.
ulfilulhslm any .'.L.
HMUN mum-lure. is'o-nrh: «‘l gum) u'lnllmv
. A sen-«n for :3.’ win-on rItNIrH. nil Hill's;
lmvn mmwn nml n-frluvrurors. Mr rmlucrcl
pl'lvml. ~()l"l‘ll ,\'II11\\‘.«‘.1.1\' HARDWARE
COMPANY.112351111111 \lnlu ~In-rI. llIL’II'
IADS'l‘.
PLAIN Itnbl rim; b~ 1m l'll llonmliwl Form
uml Nursnll. bridge. A hilllllIII" ra-u'urll
will be puill Ior 11s r: tun n In Ihlwlliw. M II .31
lglfl'l‘WI'IlflN llnlnli I‘olm ulnl 51111111 Nur-
u‘ulll. n ~mull mm. .m .- mull lull: in with
olmln nml gold pom i1 nllm lml, murkml "1;.
i. K." FilllIt'r Mortal- burn at .‘lfi‘llhrfil. ut-
Ih'u. null‘t ill
Fill." .\ I).
l)1lIF‘I INH IIIIH lll-‘l'llIIIK. ll Imill pquINI
blm‘koulsilll- mul morn Im-hlr. ”\er
run lmvu- snow by during properly mul
log {or this "(Irvine-nun nI
pit) -
('uII Ill Ibis 01 low.
Illll ill
Tax collector‘s Sale
:-
Hoyt’s Opera House
THURSDAY. AUG“: 23.
“THE REAL THING."
TNE BUNMANS,
JIIIIII. JAMES nun saunas.
Late of German's Minstrels.
The Kin s of Earrini Comedy. in the New and
Funny p ay.
The Gilhnoly’s Abroad
A good company. good singing. mod danc-
ing funny comedluns and pretty g rls.
Tlckets at Plulsted‘s and Gregory's.
all"
no mien.“one.
PUBLIC AUCTION
0N
Saturday, Aug. 25, '94."
ntthe depot of the Vorwelk Street Rnllwsy
company, corner of Wall and knight streets.
Norw elk. Conn.
40 HORSES
no 3 HORSE cos.
Sole will commence st ten o‘clock s. m. and
continue untll all are disposed 0'. Terms
cash. Sale absolute. Eor particulars apply
at the office of the company. or to
JAMES MITCHEII, lUDTIUNEER.
All) it
Tax Collector’s Notice.
q M >———~————
VO'I‘K'E ls lwreby givcu to all lemons Ilsbfo
l in [my taxes to lllo'l‘uwn o Nurmllk. in
l1m(,‘uuht’5‘l')f Folriivld uud More or (”mum-xi-
out. on Ibo IlFHt‘rlilllt-lll. list of IHILI. llmt I will
lllt‘l'l them to receive subl Nixon in. the follow-
In times and plum-s, to “II:
it ”11' slort,‘ of “W. 1".ll1llllllrll. Kurt Norwulk.
[Down Town). on 'l'hursllny. August mm, 151w.
lrom 11' n‘oIm-k I'oronuon until 13:19? ni'ln-rmmn.
A! [line-tom of .T. l‘. llnmlnll. ill \V’Innlpnuk,
on tho nilvrnuon of Thursday. August llllll.
lHll. from Ll o‘clock until -I:i.Iin'r'I(u'k.
Al the slum of Alplmnm lllbble. nl South
Five Mile River. on the owning of Thursday.
Auuust :lmb. 1H”. from ’.‘ nutll mu (in-10.1,,
At (he nlllue (if the collector. Room No.1
Min-null: llulldlng. In (In: ('in of Xuru‘nlk. in
said Town 111‘ Norwalk. on Friday. August iilrl,
ls‘il-I. from II o‘clock forehonn. llrlllliln't'llwk
ullurnmm. and from 7 until s In Ibsen-um .
Mr. ll. 1). #1111111. M the l‘ullw-Ior's mire.
Norwalk. and Mr. .lllt'ul) M. Layton. in 111s
(liTIt’t‘. lhlllnmtl New. South Not‘vvnlk, are
authorized to receive hues for me.
(In all turns which shull rumnln unpaid after
the .Imh day of tieptomlwr 1nvl.lntercst at the
rule of nlno per rent. will o charged from the
Illst day of All is! bill-l. llufll the same shall
be paid. (iEU lu‘lc ll. 51‘. JOHN. Colin-tor.
In upul for mid Town of Norvvdlk. on lllu list
of mu.
hum! at Nonvslk. ('uuu.. August 1. low.
all-31
700 MILE
SEA TRIPS
liyllmle-uutllul newnmnnlilpsoi1hr
Old Dominion Line.
’l’o 01d l'oinl (’oml’ort or Virginln
limit-II and 1mm,
IIIyltl‘ln llolol.‘ Il'rlm'ws Anne Hotel.)
Most dollghtful I‘ll-«INN on 11.» Alluntlt' cons!
1894.
BRIDGEPUI'I' NEWS.
MvEIGS & CO.
Plain talk about boys’ and little boys’
Clothing. ,
Ton man of family the wardrobe of
two or more romping boys is a matter of
some importance. It doesn’t take long
for mother to get rid of the dollars sllow-
ed for the season’s au ply of clothing.
There ares number 0 stores, kept by
worthy, honorable gentlemen, where the
principle of business is honor between
sellers and buyer; and yet this isn’t all
that the purchaser should 1001: into. A
matter of importance to consider is: Has
the merchant the proper facilities for
Flving the best possible values for the
east possible money? We are manufac-
turers and retail our clothing direct from
the maker to the cunsumer. Does this
not insure the lowest possible prices?
. We are selling boys’ short pants suits
to light cassimeres at $2.19.
tIggyféshort pants suitsiu blue flannel
a u. ,
Boys‘ short pants washable suits 970,
$1.48, $1.75 and $2.00.
Boys’ all wool short pants 450.
Boys’ line all wool long )nnts suits
$4.89, $050. $7.50, $8.50 and 9.50.
e are sure it will pay you to come to
Bridgeport and buy your Men’s, lloys’
and Children’s Clothing.
327
Main (‘nrner Bank Streets. Bridgeport.
III? MUSIC.
The July
MusicalHome
is now ready. The contents are: “Juliette."
gnvotte, liolst; “Where Grandmother Set In.
the Corner.“ song. (loate: “The Algonquin
Club.” Waltzes. Peterschen: “A Turn In the‘
Tide." song. Glenroy; "Exultatloo," march.
Phelps: "1 Heard the Voice of Jesus Soy."
sacred. Spnuldlug; "Get on to the Funny
walk."song. Sullivan. This number can be
purchased for
8 ms. and One Coupon
We have also added
wuonwnws
Musmal Monthly,
8cls. and Ilne Coupon.
whirh run he [trut‘llrl'll for
The» wmunh of lln‘ July number are:
”which l'n'sl I'Illkll.
Jun 0111- More \Vlllll.
Lillian Iim'nlto,
Tl‘lllll'l‘ I.H\‘l' 'l'but Never lllt'i.
Ulc Bond’s ('mv.
-’.,...___
In bnt k: \x‘l- huw ll (my (mp‘rs of "A! Ill fl
Looking I;1aa~."unly 11w m-nlsrsrh. and one:
(‘npy ul “Row-111110115 of High Life, within
European Pilllll‘t‘h." I)n1y7»¢-.
DISINFECT ,
/
f
1
YOUR \
HOUSE.
And sure sickness. Youczm buy dism-
iu'umls .,{ all varieties at reasonable
pricm of
Hale.ThellruggisI
Sometimes thoughts come to us more
rapidly than our pen can place them on
paper; other times they don't; this Is one
of the other times. So this week will be
just the same as the last four Weeks have
been, a genuine _
ulsnmwm.
only we msks the goods 51ml: for them
selves, Instead of us doing the talking.
SEE?
Writing Paper, 190 box. wonh
250; by the pound 291:.
Envelopes, 90 pack.
My“
Gem's Handkerchiefs, at 3, 5,
6 1-4 and 101: each; word
* double. ‘
ladies'llisle Thread Gloves, black
and colors, value 250, In
close 150.
.___9...____.
ladies' 5,1Ichrsets, 39c.
Misses' 501; BorssIs, 33c.
W
Canton flannel worth 15030191:
——...___
Special Values onicups, Saucers,
Plates, Glass Ware and Win-
dow Screens in Kitchen de-
panmem.
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SIIUTH NIIIIWAIK
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
Groceries
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If you want good goods that can't be
be beat call on
11. T. MERRIAM.
128 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 1111- (‘III'IL
Canned Sousa] Mackerel and L‘anmul
191.4110an kinds; lion) and Tongue,
As to tlour we have the best that tho
murkot oun furnish. Will gnuruntto
every pound of it.
Tums Illlll Uoliuos of the best. but no
presents.
EXPER
W0, lulvoathorough experience in the ('irooery business,
I
for It HUMMER Ol'TlNfl. May be mad» for
$16. 01d PoinI Damion, $16.
$17. Virginia Beach. $17.
:\ duly and n mmrivr Ill vIIIII-r hotel.
INCLUDING EVERY EXPENSE.
0f thesis and berths on route and it day mul n
were pen of the outfit. In addition.
flats.- had nfgwkjslzed cork sticking out
of hill pocket. The catch (*ODHidlt‘d 1)! avenue. 'l‘beprom-mls taro lobe dumb-«I
about five block Llish. agnumber of bcr- lo swrll the chum-h Ira-usury.
plignud one liundwtne little lobster ,. ~
weighing show. two ouncrthe only J.‘.\'.Spi11nm~, proprietor of the Ulc-
tlllng )lr. Keeler was able to coax to the under (hmlvn, on Main street, Norwulk,
Macs. and he would not have caught which is under uth-hnwm. cannot ho
“had it not got entangled in his help found, and it Is Ilmuuht be. is out of
tag line. ‘l‘odn’v Mr. Kooler is nursing u town.
luwn frto nut VVl‘lllll‘Mlllly, on the lawn
of John (Inmt's residence at 35 North
which receive our undivided attention, and have no time to
dabble in other branches of trade that we don’t know anything
about. “'69 believe in doing one business and doing ihat well, so
well that it will insure us the patronage of tho public. The fol-
lowing specialties are worthy of your attention:
The Ferris Delicious Smoked Beef out to omit-r,
Claret Lemonade,
Cross and lllnokwell’s Royal Table Marmalade,
Sultino Wafers, fresh daily, The Boss Soda Wafer,
ll‘iuo Olives and Olive Oil,
Tll'l‘ll‘lti 1:4 Ill-ruby givml Illnl Ibo umlrrsiun-
I‘ll.l'ullm'tor1-I‘ luuw. umln-r uml bl vir.
llll'nf n l'l'l'IIlIll luv unrrunl. llnly r-wrulml
llllII slum-(I by pro u-r nullml‘ily and IIH‘M'h-tl
In llw Illlllo‘l'hlglll‘t .l'umnullllllng him :0 I~‘\'y
mul mIIr-rl «II
Willlmn ll. l'ulnn-r
nml nllu-r [mrsnuu IlMlIll'lI In llu- rnlv Iumk. on
Ibo 11st msubl wurrunl unnvxml, Ibo-Ir son-ml
pro ml‘tlom ot‘ the sum lulol on llmrvlu mum].
Null stun lmlng 11 Mr or ItsM‘Mlllt‘Ill M111 upon
lho nsm-smm-m 11:4 mudu In ”11:: by I110 lulmbI-
mutant flu-’l‘mvn ur Nuryvulk.r1~m|lnr1\ uml
Irdully assembled In \vllmn 11w L'Mh on" of
III'I'I'IIIIN‘I‘. A. Il..1MI‘..'. uu-I for tho purpow of
unborn onlliis now and nuuwrous mos-
quito bites on his hands.
L l'. Beer» is the nullerof u now bi-
cycle.
Louis llernlan. who has been quite
dot. is improving.
I“. Gram Wllimott Is visiting friends
It Pdhnmville. '
Floyd I lelalicld is having his yacht
”Kelpie" pot in first~class order. She is
holed up on the dry dock.
In. Julidlorbcy and son Clarence, of
Brooklyn, are visiting at Mrs. E. A.
lorhey’s.
Joesph Cowperthwsit and family, of
m Ear-talk. are camping out at Scot
Cove.
Hrs. Kiln Palmer and son Howard and
Ii. Beanie Earle. of Brooklyn. are visit-
ing” In. llsnry 0. Street] .
ltla rumored that the Darlen correl-
pondent for the Non-1h floor will
justly merry one of Norwallr's fair
”in
mm»wmmn.rmm
”hm-plated. lie Ins also given
fimemmofpalnt.
lit-my Hitchcock, of Now lluven, one ‘
0ftlu~ new nmtornwn on the West ova.
nub lino. Ims Adopted a now plnnof kw,»
inghis our “on limo." He has n Jorge
size Mitchmspemlud from the roof of
the our over the platform.
llcultll oIlIocr, Dr. W. J. 'l‘mcy bun
qumntiuvil n our-c of scarlet chr at
llell Island, and a ruse of diphtheria has
Imou qlmmnlincd in tho ’ilonry family
in (lrnnltsflyjllr.
Providing for the Imlobn-dlwssnf ~1le
«vies upon the following III.‘H('l'IIlf"l ruul mm
11' mild
William ll. l’ulnwr
HIlllIlll‘ll In town of Norwnlk. at Smith Nur-
wulk. ulul Imumlwl mi Inllmw. In wII:
r-rlymul wrsIurIy by land formerly "wood by
John .I.('npr: I-nslu‘l' by Elmwuml lu'l'llll
null enutlu-rlfi by lntnI
an'll
of .l. A. l'rnlt.
Audi slut M‘ll ut l‘ubllv Action. on 11
prmnlm-s lu-rrIube fore dowrllwdmn Hu- “1 II II“ ’
ofUrfA .l)..ll‘1'l.nt Illilllln'l'lm'lt n. "1.1m nun-Ii
tlwrt-nf M wlll ruiso llu- sum of seventeen dol-
lure. Ilmt helps; the prowl-lion of tho mtlvl
WIlllmn ll. l‘nlnu-r.nfIImsum Iotnl In Mnhl
lltsl. logolhor with Ilm vlmrgm of luv). sulv.
o v.
GEORGE ll. H'I'. .llllIN.
. ’I'nx (‘ullm'hm List of N”.
Ilnlv-d of horwulk. August I1tb.A. IL. Ihll.
mill 1N3!)
lmvll
uunrie-r‘s lxmnl m eltlwr huh-l.
'l‘bls IrIp Is nu lulolnl on», its the worse skirts
him most wIIIl IIIIIu likelihood of mmHIl'klluns.
Mid posses In rovln-w luuny wulerluu plum-rs
flllll pnlnts of llllvrusl.
DID UUMINIUN 8. 8. III).
lV.1..Ill'Il.lu’ll’l}EI'.'l‘llAF‘Fli.‘MANAHEIL
Her 2“, N. It, New York.
INN!"
most MIIINIFIBEIIT
TOUR OF THE SEASON
h'ro.
In
I.
0,
ll‘
l‘llANlll-illlll’ PLAINS.
Rev. 1“. E. Robbins will preach in the
chapel tomorrow afternoon of. 4 o'clock.
Jesse Taylor In ill with congestion of the
lungs.
MlsallnttlcCrnwford has returned from
a visit to friends In Port Chester.
Taylor a: Golden
Baal Estate and Insurance.
WADIHXG‘I‘OI "HIM.
no lookln fsrol or house and ot
wrong: I ’
WI thavloon
mmnwmsnnm,
Wm'm
mtg-gowns. of lltflrmfi
is. tremor
Dress Cutting
Mrs. Decker having returned to Norwnllr to
remain during the two following months. wlIl
touch the H. '1‘. Taylor system of Dread Culling,
Reduced rates where classes M‘B formed. F or
particulars address
MRS. .I. ll. DECKER.
147 Taylor Imus.
South llorvullt, noun.
.‘lfll t!
The Thousand Islands
$15.0 "n.1.:"..':;rr::::.:" $15.01]
Under the mnnnuemvnl. of lint-Io & Recrea-
llon Tourist (Yo. Hpeolnl Irnln Imvun llrmkllold
Jum'ilon M. 9:2!) 5. or. Tuesday. Au net 28:11
arrlvlug nl Thousand Islands early 1 to sun»
evenlnk. l’urluronrs nttm-lml (seals :3 extra
such we I. thch should be reservet In ml-
vanes. at. tour of the season. therefore
everyone should avail themselves of this trIp.
For further lmformnmm and tickets. call on
ticket ngen’l. N. 1.. N. H. dc ll. ll. “-
Twn more of the delightful
Tours to Saratoga.
MIG. 20m and 2111!.
In on In nm of
$9.100, ” I"Pour nays‘ four.
“and for “‘l‘oanst World” descrlntlvs of
The Harris Extracts,
Mushroom ()ntsnp,
The famous Angolus Flour.
Chas. E.
LEA Dl N G
Tumour 0111.91 3-2.
Pork, etc.. etc. Great variety of Benlood. fresh
10 Forth lulu lb, 80. Norwelk.
Telephone all, M
t
ANOTHi-Sll BRE
Vent (hops. Irvine and lillw. 15c; V'cnl I‘utlels. lilo; Breast and Leg. w: Lamb Chops. R11:
and linanr'w: Leg. whole. I50: In Chops. 1N7: Breast and Fore lieg. Fir. We also make It break
In price of Prime Home. fleet. in rcanrd to uueIIty we defy anybody, euywlwre. In show
superior gmods. We handle excluslveb’ the beat «lunllty of City Dressed Beef. Veal. bombs,
I We wanted.
Dr. Welch’s Grape Juice,
The American Biscuit Co. Crackers,
'l‘abarco Popper Sauce,
The Ferrisllams and Boneless Bacon and our celebrated ’.1‘cas
and (.Yoll‘ecs which are seldom equaled, but never excelled.
We give no inducements to purchasers; we only say out pure,
freshgoods and HllVll your doctor's bill.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 WASHINGTON sum.
AK.
every rlny .
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. .I. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
In Well at.. lion-lb
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