, stairs dinosaur or run on in
‘~ usr sooner.
V ~ .‘ev. A. J. Smith Punches a stirring ‘
. Won't!» Awake and Inst Asleep
' ~30“ I“. Boats 0! for Bridgeport—
_ Other locate of the bar.
Rev. A. J. Smith preached a most
stirring sermon. yesterday morning, the
subject being '“Wide Awake or Fast
Asleep.” Thstcxtwaafromlsaiah.lii.,1:
,“Awake, awake. put on thy strength
OZIon; patoa thy beautifnlgarments,
0 Jerusalem." The discourse was
nosilvery harrangue, no flowery essay.
‘With heart full of fire, the speaker lifts
hievoice like the prophet of old, and
cries out to the church, which he
repneentsns a sleeping giant, “Wake
up. Shake thyself from the dust.
Put on thy beautiful garments, put
forth thy strength. 0 Zion.” He then
graphically described what constituted a
wide-awake and fast asleep church.
Notwithstanding the atmosphere was
very oppressive,not a single Individual In
the large audience fell asleep during the
amine. The evening service was largely
attended. The pastor preached a short
but impressive sermon from the question
of Solomon,“Will Godinevery deed dwell
with men on the earth?” The great faith of
the incarnation was his greatest answer.
After a vacation of five weeks, Miss
Nellie L’Eommedieu presided again at
the organ in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church with her usual grace
and efficiency. The popular quartette
were back in their places, with Mr. Mer.
riam as tenor in the place of Mr. Smith.
who is seriously ill. The music at both
services was excellent. The choir will
be reinforced during the special revival
services, by twenty voices, a piano and
the Apollo orchestra. The new book
"Songs of Love and Praise," will be used:
On account of the Epworth league sn-
tertainment, Wednesday night. lilies
Libbie Day has changed the date of the
celebration of the anniversary of her
birth from‘ that evening. to tomorrow
night. A number of invitations have
been issued, and the occasion will be a
pleasant one.
Among the many boats from the
East Side that went to Bridgeport
today after seed oysters were Garrett
Decker, "Polk" Mattavis J. Decker,
“John 11.7." John Rider, “Jennie V.;"
Charles Day, "Mayflower."
James L’Hommedieu is having a day ’s
outing at Jamaica, Long Island, where
he meets his old comrade of the One
Hundred Hid Twenty-seventh regiment,
of New York Volunteers, in the Opera
House for reunion.
Francis 8. Conley, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. George Lock-
wood, in Reading, Pa, for the past few
months. returned home Saturday night.
is a coachman for a Mr. Trowhridge,
with several others, went in swimming
of! Uollender's Point.
been In the water some time Mr. Birch
thOught he would swim out to a yacht
anchored in the channel.
the boat all right, went aboard and
drank two glasses of ice water.
staying there a minute or so he started
to swim back. When half way over he
was seized with cramps, and had gone
under twice when his friends. went
to his rescue.
as he was sinking for the third time. and
getting hold of him they towed him to
shore. Dr. French was called, and after
working over him hard, all night,
brought him out all right.
roll at Fitch’s Soldiers’ Home. Of this
number sixtyseven are in the Home hos-
pital. twenty-eight in the State Insane
Asylum, and five in other State bos-
pitals. There is an unusually large
number of veterans sick just at present.
DABlEN AND 310301308.
Last Friday night George Birch. who
After they had
He reached
After
They reached him just
There is at at 252 veterans on the
Alva Willmott rides a new wheel.
Mrs. A. E. Morfay, who has been visit-
ing in :Glenbrook, has returned to her
home.
George Overton and wife, of Bridge-
port, spent Sundsy with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 0. Street.
The Democrats will hold a caucus In
the Town Hall, next Saturday evening,
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the state convention.
Miss Alice Hamilton. formerly of this
town, is visiting at Mrs. II. L. North-
rop’s.
Mrs. Joseph Hindlsy returned last
Saturday, from a visit to Mount Marion,
N. Y.
Joseph Bates, the butcher. who has
been confined to his house for some time
with malaria, was out yesterday.
Owing to the rain, there was no ball
game:on the Brady grounds, last Satur-
day. If the weather is right, the game
will belplsyed next Saturday.
Contractor Cogswell has the contract to
move Charles Waterbury's building.
whichfihelpurchased from the Consolida-
ted Railroad company last Friday. He
will commence operations at once.
Fred Waterbury, who keeps a shoe
store on Main street. was suddenly taken
ill in his store, last Saturday evening,
with cramps. Dr. G. H. Noxen was
called, and he prescribed for him. but it
was some little time bfeore he was re.
Iieved. Mr. Waterbury did not go to
his homelin Noroton until Sunday morn-
mg.
Thomas Evenden accidentally ran his
arm through a plate glass window in Ed-
ward Hafner’s store, Saturday night, and
cut the member quite badly.
Charles Benedict, of East Norwalk,
will leave town September)“ to enter
Wesleyan University, to study for the
ministry.
Albert Hainer cut one of his fingers
on a broken bottle in Edward Hefner’s
store, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. William Godfrey. of
VanZandt avenue, are considerably bet-
ter of their attack of the grip.
Everett W. Tolles, of East avenue, is
the guest of his uncle. Chester F. Tolles,
BO W A YTON.
The spirit of improvement in sidewalks
seems to have taken possession of the ”~-
psople of this place. The sidewalk in
front of the graveyard has been put in
excellent condition by Mr. Iirun.
dogs, and if continued about 50 feet
northwest to the property of Winfield
Grant, would beof great benefit to the
place. Mr. Sammie contemplates tearing
down the wall in front of his property and
making a sidewalk to adjoin that of the
school property. To have a continuous
sidewalk from the station to the village
would be a blessing to the people, eeps‘
oially as the muddy season is approach.
lug.
Charles Tattle, who was prostrated by
the heat last Friday, Is slowly recovering.
Rev. J. H. Slater returned to town.
Saturday, from a three weeks' visit with
his parents in Hensenville. N. Y.
NEW CANAAN.
Mr. and hire. Northrop and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Anna Aiken at Broad
River.
The school house has been enlarged by
putting on addition. They expect to
have It sampled by the first of next
month.
Hrs. Charles Weed ls ill with typhoid
fever at her acme on Main street.
Stephen Eoytls sick at his home 00
Halo street.
Ayer’e KairVigor tones up the weak
heinous, stimulates the vessels and
tissues which supply the hair with
nutrition. Mathews the heir tear,
addethe ollwhiehkseptheehaftesctt,
emu-Ills mum
A Unique Drona.
The latest addition to the fashionable
wardrobe is an odd garment made with—
out slccvus. It's :1 chic affair, however,
and bids fair to ho very popular. The
first bodice of this description was born
in Frmn-n. It wosmmleof black chiflon
over black lur-v. Flimsy bows of the
chiffon grin-ml «och shoulder. These
bows \w-rw 1b.. only>1‘111liluiicenf sleeves
“‘hll‘ll ll -- lvrrhr'v prism-sand. Lilli, Odd as
tho Mm :w m-m, we of sleeves were
sold Wilt 1' They Were all of 801110.
sliver 111213171111 liliu i‘lilll'uu or crcpczdo
chino, Inn 1:. sin :u-mnling in a variety
of d(‘.\'l§.’.ll:-.
(inc pair of elm-we wvro of \vliiti
chiffon rullles and lmd a soft, billowy
appearance wry cll‘cctivc. Another pair
were very bouli‘nnt scarlet puffs. The
bodies is in lm worn with different
skirts, and the idea is tohuve thoslcevcs
match the shirt in color. The Parisian
mediate is certainly unique. ---New
York World.
I”) inhabitants and legal voters of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a s eclal town meeting will
he holdenon the Ilit1 day of September. INN.
at 8 o'clock In the afternoon. to take such act.-
lon as said meeting shall deem advisable with
reference to the cutting of bushes and branch-
esof trees growing on the highways of the
term. within twelvefsetnf the width of the
traVeled highway; and lo dlrect the selectmen
of the town to cause such bushes and trees to
he u-ut at least once in each war. and at such
time and times as said meet or; shall by vote
provide. Also to take such action as said
meeting shall deem expedient In relation to
widening the roadway on Washington street
bridge from the draw in said bridge easterly
nemrdlng to the petition of J. riturgca Kane
doll and oilurs. and In rclatlontolhe chang-
ing of the sidewalk on said brldse. and if said
meeting shall vote to widen said roadway and
change said walk to make the necessary ap-
pro r ation there or.
A sotoaccept If said meeting shall deem
such action an visable. the bl hway anown as
lllenwood avenue. from the (.oiinectlcut'l‘arn-
Ike to a point opposite the residence of John
in th.
Dated at Norwalk. {September In 1894.
o w asrilo n.
skater. n‘as AM
monsoon naush.
Hoyt’s Opera House
osn moor ONLY
Saturday. September I5
A NOTABLE EVENT
"What’s the Good of Anything? Nothing I“
Chas. Froham’s Co
Presenting that Rslsnlgs English Frees Com-
edy “me
THE NEW Bill
fly Arum Law.
c
of diarrhoea. During the last sickness,
Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have required a dozen visits of
a physician, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost,lhad they
been within my reach at the time of its
sickness.” Mrs. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, Camden, N. J. They are splen-
did childrsn’s remedies.
drug stores.
of Y. M. C. A , Des Moines, Iowa, says
he can conscientiously
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, football players and
the profession in general for bruises,
sprains ,and dislocations; also for sow
uses and stiffness of the muscles. When
applied before the parts become swollen
it will affects cure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by G. C.
Stillson.
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diar-
rhoea and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain's
Cholic. Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy,
which has cured her sound and well.
Give it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief it affords. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by 6.0. Stillson,
druggist.
Pitcher’e Caetorla.
~ ~' 855.00
a“.
or
"My child la subject to severe attacks
25 oentl. All
Irving W. Larimore, physical director
recommend
‘, W“! good Clothing could be bought at such
' low prices as at our store during our
Mothers lead This, “ 3"“ opportunity “I“ ave—v mus-an
rectory and have made prices so low
that big sales must come.
$18.50, $11.50 and $10.00 Suite at» one
you are hardly paying for the bare cloth
uncut. Three big counters full of Suite
to choose from, 05 00 to $14.75. L__,
82? Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport.
BOARDEBS wanted at Golden Hill Cotteiro
modatlons. at lowest rater? 86
31 Bayvlew avenue,
80.50 suit.
There never was a time or place when
We must reduce our stock before in-
Our wonderful offer of Men’s 015.00.
W“ °“°‘°°v 09-50: h" We 10" 0' bill‘iaiii‘l‘llmmdflgdflbidfifldd‘i happen to strike one of these
talk. Well it may. for in someinstancea INN {mum ”0'1””ch 1110on
of art.
Wm ~ rm. ‘ * . , w...........;:......- s:
W W'“"”““”"'""”“' H {syrwgogfia epic use..-
MEI‘GS 1& CO. Hoyt’stera ouse ”gm 0 oo Ogden:-
. on! near user. gl'prood—t‘llagztoamflm; 18 lo
Tuesday.‘Sept. I lth
W. B. L'EAVITT’S
Magnihcent New Spectacular prelim.
SPIDER AND Fll
Newer, hatter hi than ever. Presented
on a scale of 1313an before equalled.
42 - PEOPLE - 42
[WING Pllllllll S
Twenty superb groa
reall
describe the way on feel; think
self eahsfied wo d hit the mark
closer-over some deal or pur-
chase you have made, whereby
you feel you have expended a
dollar or so and know you. have
50h: what a 01.25 would not or-
' y urchase.
Now you avail yourself of
the opportunity pffered you this
week by us, it wdl serve tocover
a multitude of series, when you
Special engagement of
2000 de., 40 difierent styles
an co ori , of the best and
finest of B" olinos, retailin at
12d to _15c. per yd.; our price ur-
ing this week. Sic.
The perfection
inga. .
Everything to p ease. Nothing to oilaend
MEIGS. & 00.
-.
WANTED.
First class refined and home like accom-
and a ward.
South Norwalk.. a Dive
care Branch Saarinen. office.
SITUATION as laundress or domestic.
Address, MRS. H. L. ADAMS, Norifllgk.
s
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of
work. Q?“
ROBERTSO. . lid
factory, fill) Green street. Chicago, ill.
Inquire of Edwin Wilcox at Brownls Wilcox‘s
“1'0“?!- f
'I' once, ll good stiff hat finishers,
prices. Apply to
anager Ket Bros. &Co.‘s
T0 LET.
ROM October let. house ofll rooms at I?
Franklin street. Modernlmprovemenia.
spilt
0
Washington street.
UR room apartments, wand and third
doors. front and rear. rent 38 and
ill. Swans & Corbett block. Balls
i hted. heated and cleaned. Av Iy at the
cc of the OLD WELL CIGA 0%.“83
a
Children Cry for
When Buoy was a1ck, we gave her (‘aatorfa
When she was a Child, she cried For Castorla
When she became Bil-n, she clung to Casicrla.
it“ sen aha also Chills-en. she gave them Castor‘la
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a CaetorLa.
GOLDEN.
in Union street.
OUSE of seven rooms. beatenbath. hot
and cold water. Apply to TA} DOE &
sac tf
undo
Pri
lor floor
NE furnlsbed room,
water and
rivllege
of bath. hot and on d
)
heat. ho.
38 lwn
Wednesday. Se
. cashicnr'osnv. -
Supported
com any of versatile artiste In the an
fer-c al. pantomlmlcal
written. enlarged and elaborated with entirely
new elaconic and mechanical trick effects. Farce
com
on sale at Plaistsd's and Gregory's drugstoszee
(1.
1,000 yds. beet Syhirtin cali-
coes, 4c.per yd.- actualv us, 60.
100 err fine Lace Curtains, 3;
yds. ong. nearly 2 yds. wide
each. at 81.49 per pair, worth
nearly double.
1 lot of39c. and 49c fancy Trim-
ing Braid, all kinds and styles.
Don't want to carry over, so close
them out at 150. per yard.
25 dozen ladies’ Ri bed Vests,
medium weight long and short
sleeves, worth half dollar easy; ,
price this week, 390. each.
One lot of 31.25 pair of ladies'
Kid Gloves, assortment of $1.00
and 81.25 qaltities, the price we
offer them at, 500. per pair, will .
make them go fast, so don’t tarry r
101115.
itchen de ment offersthi .
week 3,000 G Berry Dishes,
2c. each; "2,000 Glass Berry
Dishes, 36. each; 50 dozen Glass ’
Tumblers, 19c. r doz.; 200
by m... pr... inmate and’a gang 61:3 gasp]. 15c. egg; .
“mm mo 0 arge 1c - ::
and" “an" w or, three and six glasseg. all
colors, at 790. per set. All Din-
ner Sets at cost this week. ‘
MUSlC HALL.
Eta,”
.—
y. refined specialties. and pantmnime.
r the management of J. C. vie.
cesllfic. 50c and Tile. Reserved seats now
water
' Hill-3E rooms. 7" South Main stree
ARI).
In. rent 9:1. Apply to E. A.WOOI)
UPPER part of house. .‘n ‘..'.‘ Marshall street.
Apply to Milli. GILES iIAULENBECh.
No. II hilznbeth street. so (It
‘ ‘Fs‘irieirn. *'
TO LET. The we1l$§rflfi§p¢a1mest~u§§n
kc No.23 Main street. . orwalk. En.
quire of . 11. Fillow. on the premises. sllillt
lof the beat working sloops on Long
N
0 Island Sound: 17 net ton capacity; low
Fn
Taylor a: Golden- "-
' l
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookln fora lot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. sass tf
Pennsylvania
Two Autumn Tours
TO THE
SOUTH
, crovsum.
Gettysburg, Blue Mountains
Lorry caverns, Basic city.
Natural Bridge,
Grottcss oi the Shenandoah.
Bitieeollllchmond andWsshlngton
Special Irainnf inrlor cars will leave New
York and l‘hllade phla
September I5 and 29
scum) rate nan.
FROM NEW YORK,
l-‘ROJ! PHILADELPHIA.
including all necessary expenses during the
ten days absent. Detailed Itinerary may be
had upon application to ticket agents or to
tourist agent. Ill'll Broadway, New York, or
Broad street station. Philadelphia.
J. R. WOOD. Gem-rill Passenger Agent.
(IEO. W. BOYD. Assistant General Passen-
Rcr Agent
New York
858.00
price: easy terms on good security. Enquire
V. W. COMSTOCK. 28.1w
I)AIN'I‘S. oils, glass and putty. We carry a
fine line, and our prices are as low as the
lowest. We sell only Martin‘s brushes and
flit" are the heat on the market. SOUTH
NO WALK HARDWARE COMPANY, 42
South Main street. al I: if
ROWAYTON—New house for sale or to let;
furnished or unfurnished; will sell on
ens ' terms. no reasonable offer refused. .l W.
FE , III) and 11:: West 50th street. New Ylnrk.
up!" w
lI.LA Marguerite. for sale or to let. Five
mluutes‘ walk from detail. Rows 'tnn: on
Main street. Apaly in H. A. O. HEL’SLHKEL
Iiowayton. CL. ix 3!. H 1w
LOT of household furniture. almost. new.
cheap. Apply to Pb. Edinger. l0 Hoyt
street. Norwalk. aulii It
w.._s....'._...,___.._._- _._. s.-. .w-..__..__.___....
PIANOS TUNED.
T'iunn forts and organs tuned and repaired.
I'llili‘. ‘JOIIN WiiIT’I‘AKI-Zli. lll (‘liraillilt
NIAGARA FALLS
Tuesday. Sept. ll.
Four day-d trip; all expenses paid, 3..
TIM THE TINKER
Beautiful Scenery,
Real Irish Bag Piper,
Tinker Quartette.
(.‘hart opens September 10th at Gregory's
drug store. Noranlk, and Plainted'e. South
Nor-walk.
PRIOE3.’.25c., 35s.. and 50c.
MUSIC H
FRIDAY. SEPT. Mlh.
Unclelom’s cabin
The llnrnum of them all. 50 men, women
.yrpeq,_\nmnik, “Norm-anyp- 1..“ at .l. .\l. amlrhlldrcn. Donal» hand and orchestra. A
Ilem-dict.‘suews stole. 1-7 31, great mm may. ,A great cost. Two to leg,
headed by . [his hate Partlngfon. Two aria.
" ' ' . “ ' , ’ Eva and her F‘cwui’rince. Inns ritaruuar
lou Cant Afford in Miss mm. Ami-an . fillflolln Players. Double
(Juarieitskilubilee Hi‘ngers. Huck andWing
Ilancerm .‘1outers. lie.
~ .~ ' z - il‘kll'wllll‘l‘linlll'l)
Th. la ‘ “m d pert" ‘ 1' ‘ ’1‘ ' H ‘ APm‘k nfliennlno Blnoilhmimis.
New songs. New Dani-es. New Hilh'ri.
Everything New.
A i‘arload of Beautiful Hreney.
Cotton Picking: Home. In the South; Eva's
. _ . . . y \ Aasenslon.
“l 1"" “l" ‘ "‘ ‘ The Grundsst Street Parade Ever (liven.
Two Bands—Holden Chariot.» draw 11 by tiny
little Shetland i'nnim.
'I'ahleaur. Oars. Donkeys, )Imiv-e Dom», etc:
.\ o-l hi of allfetlme.
Pr can lift and film; Children :L‘lu.
at.» at Plasted‘s and iilgga‘.
uniwru arm unusr.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
day, Sept. I4, I894.
JOHN zr. strum Ill
SlillTH NllIlWAIII
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwaik.
WWALII
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Stetson's Big spectacular
HALE :5le IT. 5c.
$15.00 and $l6.00 '
according to hotel selected.
Special train of parlor vars and day roaches
leaves Union depot at o a. 11).. due to arrive at
Niagara. 02th same evening.
Parlor car seats should be reserved in ad.
yam-e (seals $2.111! extra elu'li we) I.
S ci'lalsldclrip In Tornnlnvla "learner. lu-
cludlng admission to industrial Fair. 31.!“
extra.
pri
Tourist Agent.l,li~l Broadway.
or Broad street station. Philadelphia. all fit
Ilur isllwsnd
CLOT
customers.
”who. he; toll.s“:..n if . iv
1
ill .'
"filliiiter Stock of
Our Pride is our Honest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Goods Only.
We are not offering the last end of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock from the best makers in this country.
We think of quality first, then fix the price to make permanent
FRANCIS & 00.
THE RELIABLE
Mullins, Halters all Tunisian.
TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC.
W”
’30:”
For furiberlnformatlnn wall on It. A. Mc-
Donald or depot ticket agent . sh
ed
HING.
mi
was so inferior to what I get here that I could not use it, anditho
our Coffees, (which are the par of excellence) but on all other
goods, especially on fancy Cakes and Crackers, Smoked Beef,
Teas, Butter, Cheese, Olives and Olive Oil and the Angelus
Flour, “the best in the world." We have the confidence in our
well kept stock to believe that those compliments are well deserv-
preciated by the people. We do keep the freshest, purest and
best selected stock of groceries in this city, and guarantee satis-
faction in your dealings with us.
Chas. E. Seymour,
TElEPlllllE Bill. I34.
A may W
“I got out of Coffee and had to get some elsewhere, but it
00 was just the same.”
We have the some compliments every day. Not alone on
and that the policy of, not how cheap but how good is up
The Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon have amorous ad-
rers. Why not?
LEADING GROCER,
33 llSlllllliilll sum
are
«motel-
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
SMASH! SMASH! STILL ANOTHER CUT.
Fresh me of . ms t . an and Lola. Veal so
sad loin. llr: Vulgar .ice. womanly "Wanna; . no mm i mm new
genial In the fuel. em thehesttaeatamnaeywlllha . “glam ten dollars apiece fig?
or . ..
thsasid ssefhaieherewkoeelimaallysem v at
their saw Micsmm-gm-«iiuhu iii-hi. W... no a
o o .
a. Lassa foams?“ variety. More” r.
B. J. wannaaia. Proprietor. ‘
“ah-tree." luscious-“M #0133335“
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