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“may“.
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selling this more”; st 9:00 o'clock,
in the yscht “letdown.”
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,rarmchmmrmmoretur W. on Win “sin-mat. Nor-
mwlflm m lousy ms in.- walk.
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llisa Emily Olmsted and Ila Isry
_ mound, of Rum, are visiting
Ln“ 1918000 “9"" st '0' m’ at Mrs. John Boston's, loin street, Nor-
to. sum Wheel 'oiub will hold me: "‘3'
monthly meeting“ the home at Dr. J. ThepropellerCityof Norulk wentto
0. Newark, ow first avenue, tomorrow New York this morning with her dag st
light, Wmoutofrespectto her deceased
c. P. mm has moved {mm was W'Hmm
York city :0 Bolton FOE.” M Wm ”‘79 John MO“ W
. , yof Winnipsuk.
9:330! "‘3 PM W“ the Mill! hutuownpolicemuonrhellrordstrset
' ‘ squad, Philodelpbis, “spending his n—
--One 7 1.3 octave square piano, round cellos with A. Avlaon, on Main street,
corners, carved legs, for 375, at J, W. Nora-it. "
Mun-r s peddle! more! to were Mrs.
Csptalln David Denier is _ eons mussel pug dog Suturdny
‘ themschinerysndmlring repaintohio 3% Once! Mrs. [Mrixsn’s headers,
oyster steamer “Ripple." filmi- lyiog at Peter Roberts, roomful! the canine end
the Binder dock. took himswsy from the would~be dog
Thsuenyfrisidsof mm PM MM?! and returned him 10 the owner.
'h" b“ m “mm” ”m” mum cum Willism autism,
””23“?” mum” 3'“ ‘0 am A, Trowhridge end no, Strong
see mou Wm went one: eels is the South Nor-sells
Engineer Vou' “m of the Berkshire 'Wm' Naturals]. The two fim
' expreu, which sinus we! the Donhury‘ named Wt ”um pounds, but
and Norwslk division, is if d to his molester two did uotcven have the luck
home in Denbury, by illness. to: m’ m
”may of «shows My It Lane's.
—-Coifee with pure omen, 5c, is cap,
it t the Depot Restaurant.
Aaron Bonnet: has bought out the
shoe business of Theodore Olsen, in the
Jessup block, Westport, and removed his
business into that store Monday,
. Miss Clara L. Filling, of My.
N. Y., succeeds Miss L. L. Gala, at
South Nomlk, Isa teacher in the St.-
pl’el High School, Westport,
. -Plsnty of breed at We.
John Barthel, of C'rsuhmy Weiss,
was thrown trons his WJ'ridsy,
All them lower operators in this
vicinity received instructions, Saturday,
tbsttheywersmtlolesveweirwu of
duty at all during sudden hereafter, as
the Consolidated Rsilrosd company
would me am {nights during the day.
Edward Darling, superintendent of
Columbia College. New York. Accom-
puiodbyrlolm T. lioyt, of Ito-nylon,
who is in the electric“ department,
some tollouth liorwslt, Suurdsy after-
noosmodpumlmsd so sir compressor
of the Non-It Iron Works company, to
be used a the millage buildings.
and his collar bone was broken, Dr, w. -W W of Pure ice cream at
J. Tracey dressed the (motors. Lane's,
To mm those who with to st-
Complsiut has been made to Health
Officer Dr. W, J. um concerning the
1 way in which a horwhhs been buried by
l the owner in a lot in Stuart avenue.
teed sidewalls! W Union picnic at
the Fair (hounds, this afternoon, the
Smelt Street Rodney compsny will
mm” on six minutes heed-
wsy. Thetrniulesving South Norwalk
st lad!» p. a. will stop st the Fair
“madam the Harwell; Trugows
may murmurs tom nth
Simple to Norwolk. Stage: will also
run fromfioutb Normal: and Norwslk
duriogthesltemoonsnderening.
At the Sunday school session in the
Nora's”: (imputation! church. yester-
day morning, it was would to join with
warmth in («Insulating a set of resolu-
tions to he pieced on the church records
NOW to the hue Real-1.8.8.
WI, A set of resolutions drafted by
Mrs. A. ll. lliil, Matthew Starr and
(5. It Barnum, were submitted, sud it
Wes! voted to Nfilfcfln Mom and have them
new! at the Sunday night meeting,
which was mum! out.
E’ The "Edith A." owned hyR,J,Cut’
l bill,sud George W. Kinsey's 17W
soil host, have been hauled out new the
oyster dock for pointing sod minor to
pairs.
—-Plenty of cream at we.
Rev. F. E. Robbins, of semaphore
eluted at the funeral of Burr Osborne,
held Saturday afternoon from his late
residence on Grumman‘s Hill, Show
Wilton.
~Miss Emnu Woodmen,“ Port filler»
tens graduate of Merrill College, has
been placed with Mom at Co.,ot that
city, esstenognphes. M
The registrars of the city of fimwwk
In making up the registry list, preview
levy to the nominal? election on W.
October l. The list will" bum in the
Roswell: post-office September l7.
(“lll’lt‘ll ('ALEN’AB.
Notices 0! Interest to the t'nrlous De_
muscle“ of Donn".
Jam Pedro, the missionary to the Hun-
W, is Milli n nation which he is
lag in Ohio. William Basso, a
m", who was converted through
the quggs in the Swingwood
Rumor has it thot o Mariumism M “ PM!
to better-ted in South Norwaitfin which "MW of a” W w“
. , - lost our. the first Sande] ol,0ccober
Royal Seaman, who recently moved “gm by,“ Wmlionfil
from WNW)" M" “10 HIM “W m In lull floods , About that
platoon Foirflold venue, will M W “mm of (lo Wis of
Iy interested. , work-the new Ills-lonuy
' ' " W“ , the King’s Milton” Circle,
The Weekly Record reports sins rm! the
Bowl, the Junior .Eodesvor
settle sales in Norwslh for the m may end the Puppies Institute~will
west, and mortgages summing to
m regular m and begin work
07,550, as against sixteen: rules and $2.?»
m,
The {sully of [lean R 0. Sherwmd
725 mortgages for the cormpmd‘wg will miss“ Tmhill's Blufl probably
week last year. __
mull the middle of use t month.
~Elegmt Hollow, Movie at (Jo. supreme
Hr. Massed. hora”, will best his
house. timeout 1mm. this city. on
plum, good as new, IMO; Former pm,
“50, at J . W. Studwelil‘st
Toads s, Thursdays and Fridays. when
The following letters some mus
he wi’ I revise and attend mall ('slla
wmnhmy he Mold loony.
M the regular midweek pro or meet»
for at the Nowell postmtl‘lcu: mod If»
Forest, A. (l. Nemphll‘e, Mrs, "new .
Jones. Miss Knapp. Mex Miller.» (is. W, ~’
logo! the “(with Norwslk Bspt tchurch,
Vahwlhld‘fhursds night. delegates to
“euros, Kiss Elimheth 00. new, in.
J. C. .Shsrwoml.fi_m _
loo meeting will be
At the lust mainly MW“ of the
Odd Fellows’ Nomi 151W moiety. held to
flow Bayou, them were things sppliw
options for sdmlsnlm med upon and is
use voted to sell two W for
“W mm“ mall“: . ....
~Jl'hrse good some pm, W! mt.
haw...» W
gravity ”fem.
The Amritsar club, of Ellzsliethmrl,
more to [loam Point, Sunday afternoon,
on themm‘*lsshelle,"aud the three
hundred when indulged in s shore
slim. mod is the 5M6, Theb‘erlcur;
aims was mural n m o
m; and there was donning lo the m-
vilioo. Severn prominent city ofilciuls
arm on board.
Ahmtthm hundred {maple enjoyed
«sel‘vmyorslcxy’r soil whom,
14, . sermon. ar-
"‘ 3' w’ “‘mflWm mad {a hen here on the return at
The September m or the mm “mm” ‘im
5139!?” Court um pm 1,. W M MW..-“
one west (mm tomorrow, 11,, m...
W
“$13,.”de
us has first flflm
’ and m
Rainbows
3' Pencils,
rormcsnumrs'is.
We» find I'll»! Iva-tun wuss
30:? m5.» $3.2... lull i '
s . a tum
themselrsirtbspd figment. “The
Berry held Mb 35%.. tom did
, sway, r y
herein. The manure-outed was so- -
titled “ThsBIIInu’ cation." the inclo
mglgohlob sppeared l'n gases columns
mos o oompsu .
As Koran TEhSh-yne, on aqueduct shyly
ployu,Wlllism Barry was exceedingly
good, while u Senator McShsyne he was
in intensely amusing, somewhat emtlc
personage. The only Just comment we
on: mete ls teeny if you have never
seen him, doso at your ssrhest a pore
tunlty. Themuslosl numbers ren cred
during the play were very planing. De-
servlng of sword mention Are the songs
by Miss Lydis Barry, who proved her
brother’s. able sup rt and received
P. .J.‘ FLYNN,
Plumbing. Slum slid Gas Filling
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. l'. Flynn will have psrscnsl chem of this
out
Plumbing overhsuled'snd put in first clsss
adultery condition.
some wmn down
Best In thsiworld. Oallsnd get prl .
. mll tf
Steamship and llsllwsy Tickets
well puma! the world 1‘ r sslehy
well-merited a use. The lot
“the laylshomglphutone of inter-get, H' 0' SMITH'
in win I), of oourse,Willlnm Barry is
both toundstion and structure. He was Room 1 lssonlc Building, Norwslk.
all that could have been wished, sud
true to life, yet there is something atrial-
ly individual in his portrayal, which _
lends additional charm to the ploy.
wmio eflgcu iwere lounging sud
singing“ solos good. he songs
Ind ounces by the Misses Butler. Valen-
tine sud O’Neil snd Messrs. stis,Welcb
and Carroll were pretty nnd grwefully
executed. The play wssumeritorious
production.
l. u. Plaislell
DRUGGIST.
sprout ems T0
Fluids. California,
Bermuda, Egypt,
sud other points or interest to travelers.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
l K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposlle Horse RsllwsyDepot. ‘
Besldsnmh Elm street. Telephone «11ng
an
”"10. lElllllllGS.
_.__..‘.._._..
_WE ARE__ Papsl Hangsnllalciminel. Palmer
And dealer in
H eadq uarters mu 'rlPEll up annulus.
moi-tn Main street 8o. Nowell.
sample books of full llne latest styles of
Papers. Borders nnd Gilt Mouldings token
—F0R~ hw'hmussudhhw
l. D. CllllED, BllllllllD PllcE.
hes made special arrangements to secure
NEW JERSEY PEACHES
for preserving. Bullets csn be ordered shead
end will he delivered when desired, free of
charge. Prospective buyers will do well to
leave their orders. For further lnformstlon
apply to hlm st Railroad Place. sill ff
W.H.Meeker&0u.
Bole Agent for
G. 8: 1. ll. BOLTON’S
HOT WATER HEATEP
Slllllll Supplies.
Text ~
Books,
Pads,
Slates.
GET OUR PRICES.
Before You Buy Elsewhere.
“NH
ll. ll. Paisled,
43 Washington Sl..
Soulh Norwalk.
llumblng, Steam Ind ass-Flnlng.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnlshed for either
col. water. steam or hot slr heatlnu.
so aOUTH MAIN ST
Theodore Olsen
“HAS BOUGHT TH ill—-
SHOE STOCK
- up;
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
“FOR——
“1600 (IN THE llllllll, "
up IT IS now 0N sue.
The goods are till right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having 3 Mg sale, and you should call soon
“augment-mus." ,3
CflMS'l'llCK BB .,
ESTABLISHED [867.
When your boy studs for school
it Tuesday, naturally you will want him to look as well
'f not a little better than his companions.
We have anticipated your mm.
and are readv to supply them from n well selected stock
of '
New Fall and Winter ’Boods
test styles and the most fashionable patterns at the
lowest possible prices good reliable goods
can be sold.
Nearly allure cut double breasted and are plain
blues, blacks and greys.
ll good school suit at $2.00.
A Union carslmsrs suit at $2.50.
A black chevlot suit of $3.00.
ll dicksy casslmers suit at $3.50.
A blue or black thiblt suit at $4.00.
A my fine worsted suit at $5.00
All our men’s $6.00 and $1.00 pants, sx-
csptlng the black goods. reduced to $5.00.
BBMSTllBIl BllllS.
The Popular
Blothiers, Furnishsrs, Hallers,
MASON“: Blllllllllli, I4 80. Mill 8T.
NflflWllK: SOUTH llllllllllll.
GREAT
BLEARINB 01" SALE
«OF-—
Llfllll’, ll 8’ an Ell] l‘lll’l
RUSSETT
SHOES
—AN1)-——
OXFORDS
llt Prices Far Below the (lost to Manufacture.
1 lot Men’s Wing Tip, Russia Calf Shoes; regular 85.00
Shoes, at $3.50 a pair.
llot Hanan R: Son’s Russia Calf Razor Toe Shoes; regu-
lar $5.00, at 04.00 a pair.
1101; Men’s Russia. Calf Oxford Welts; regular 83.00 Ox-
ford, at $2.00 a pair.
1 lot Men’s Russia Calf, Goodyear Wolts Shoes; regular
83.00 and $3.50 Shoes, at 32.00.
1 lot Men’s Russia Calf hols,
Shoes, at 02.25.
1 lot Men’s Russell. Shoes, at 01.00 a pair.
30 pair of Boys’ Russia Calf, Luce Shoes,
regular 32. 50 Shoes, at $1.50.
1 lot Ladies’ Russett Golf and Russett Gout Oxfords; regu-
lar $2.00 goods at $1.25 a pair. ‘
1 lot Ludies’ Russell Goat Oxfords 0 era (1 B uare Toes
gegulur $1.00 and 01.25 Oxfords, at 750 a pugs. [an q
1 lot Misses’ Russett 8 tin Heel Button Shoes sizes 11 to
2, width B to E ; regular 02.0% Bhges, at $1.25. ’
All of the above goods are new, fresh stock and latest
styles. and warranted as represented or money sfunded.
M. H. CLOVER,
40 and 42 WALL ST.,
Razor Toe; regular $3.60
sizes 2; to 6d;
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NORwALK.’
Norwalk Chronicler