r the church. l ._ l8 are nearly a dozen women .n'. 3...... of Falrheld eva- beauoonlioed to the house for W. of liorth Main street, has “cycle, and a more delighted lad “dined“ to find. that. c. A. tenm'will play ball It next 'week Saturday. and "at the week following. .1... E. Becker’s men are repainting the of the lfeheckemo Hotel. and repspering the City Hotel. The temperance committee of the . Assembly reported favorably y on the bill giving town clerks cents for services in connection with ‘ application fore liquor license. 710; Job Printing, go to Gardner. smear Welland Water streets. ,, Union Castle, Knights of the Golden W, met last night and conferred the “ degree on John K. Finch. who , , eboxof Havanas at the disposal he members. The annual election of clitoris will he held the can lost. In. A. Blanchard. lira. John H. Fer- ; p and lira. Henry Tilly will read papers Maud Alaskan missions fat the "amt lior‘walk Congregational” prayer who this evenimn The meeting he- ghaat TM. The Young People's Choral . The lies-walk Tramway company has arranged to give its conductors and notorman a day off every two weeks, 'oontiltuilgthepayefthc men the same as though a day's work was performed. The change began this week and is high- ly appreciated by the men. There will he a business meeting of theYoung People's Society of Christian madam, of the South Norwalk Baptist climb. tomorrow night. at the close of the regular mid-weak prayer meeting of A report from the delegate , committee will be expected. There are 183 prisoners confined in Ihaoounty jail, of which number thir Mmhound- over prisoners. 0n the The bound over will be compelled to wait for trial until the September m of the Superior Court. on July 1 the new home for Connecti- L L cutleacna at Wallinng will be opened a lumpency. By that time the work of preparation will have been completed audiomatas will be received. Septem- hu 1’! has been decided upon as the date for the dedication ceremonies. . “*— Wm'k is progressing rapidly on Foley & Coughlin’s contract at the Ann street coming. The foreman of the job is Wil- liam Dorsey. of Baugaiuck. who is one of the heat men on the road. The work “U ferhas been most carefully done, Id without accident. in a thorough man- IC. and the sidewalks have been kept ~leseseamscdaatiane’s. Thamm'risgecf um Florencefleien. daughter of lie. end lira. Andrew Its-mm Edwards Gotham Wilkin- :Jssu will he solemnlzed at 7:80 o'clock to- :murscw night. at the rim lethodlst church. no body of the Mwlll hsutillned as seating capa- dly.madmimiontotha church will be ‘Miavlhtiouooly. Thanllsrleswlll be 'l‘hsramorwaseurraut In the lobby My, aayseflartford dispatch. that ufhslsatdeyofthesessiocaresolution 'wllibsiatmdocsdtcgivsthaliewYork. Miammdiiartfordilailroadcom m Wham» equip its road with M. lilawbrthcfrisndsof ,, camps-y thaten opportunity will ”auto rush it through both Cain. d'f'hcas who are understood to Wwfllbsintroducsd at the last ‘" u it! anmmcm , , So u. ‘ yesterday. Fmittica veterans of the N i Twoacts‘wers m... the floors. warofotherstate‘s who have raided to Connecticut for the last live ye’srs to an. tar the Beldlers‘ Home at Solemn. Benjamin Kindrlien. of Belden DWI. wssengagedtrlmsnlnga tree about his . prowl-oi; Nerd-r. when In '1'?!” and fell to the ground. a distance of about twenty feet. Bis arm was badly bruissdsnd willgbe lama for,soma time. E ii. Brown.ths boot and shoe dealer: now doing business on South lfsin street, will soon occupy thestore in the Earl- land block, Washington street. .reoently vacated by W. H. Swords. The store being repainted by Hiram Lawrence. Yesterday anew scale of prices w into silent on the Danbury end Norwalk division of the Consolidated railroad. The wages paid brakemen were raised from Cl '15 to $1 90. 01. 95 and 62. end the change will berduly appreciated by the employees. Ernest Wilson. who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever. and whose wife died of thedieeaee a short time ago in Stamford, arrived in South , Norwalk, yesterday afternoon, to recuperate his health at the home of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wilson. Henry G. Rowe. president of the Con- necticut Oyster Growers‘ association, has invited many members of the General Assembly to an excursion this afternoon, upon two of H. 0. Rowe n Cofa‘ steam- ers, to witness the company’s methods of deep water oyster culture. About noon. yesterday. Henry A. Wood, the shoe repairer under H. S. Road’s jewelry store, discovered that his gold watch had been taken from hie vest. which. on account of the hear, he ' had removed end hung up near the door. The watch cost 035. There b no clue to the thief. A veteran from Fitch‘s Soldiers’ Home was overcome by the heat in South Nor- walk, yesterday" afternoon. He was taken into Trcwbrldge d: Co.’s cigar store, where a generous application of Ir.“ Whalpley's. ice water brought him aroundsothat he was able to takes train for the Home. _____ Engine No. 17. of which Engineer Strung, of South Norwalk. is in charge. willdrew the fiyer from New Yorkto Danbury when the new tum—table goes into eflect next week. The new order of things will necessitate lir. Strang's removal to New York city,a change which his many friends sincerely regret. -Coflee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane’s George Hoyt took out a party yester- day on hie sail boat “James A. Hoyt!- Among the guests were Assistant Suv perintendont Dunbar end daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley. Mrs. George Hoyt and John Leslie. The letter caught a four-pound hlackflsh, and reminded one of ringing up fares on the trolley as hepulled it in. Mrs. Frederick Raymond and lire. James B. Nash entertained a party of friends. last night. at their home on Spring street, and it proved a most do- lightful occasion. Refreshments were served. Ire. Raymond and tin. Nash will leave South Norwalk tomorrow morning for an extended visit with re- lativa in Frankfort. N. Y., end will visit other places before returning. Charles Jamesaod Patrick O'Hara were out riding. Tuesday night. When die rectly under the electric light on Con- necticut avenue near the armory, the horse attempted to kick the globe. In this the animal was umucoessful. but both occupants of the wagon were kick- ed out, and the vehicle demolished. lir. O'Hara walked home. while his. James mounted the horse and drove him to the barn. A large schooner recon Smith's Ledge. Tuesday noon. and remained there some time, unable to get elf. The vessel was bound from New York to Bridgeport with acargo of sulphur. and had only the captain aboard. He succeeded in throwing a ton of the cargo overboard. andthus lightened the boat somewhat, it was sighted by Captain James Will- mctt, of Dorian. who went out and with his boat got the schooner of! the ledge. Although somewhat damaged. she pro- Medan her trip ao‘draached Bridge- ‘son Ill!!!- —-The purest codes at Lane’s restaurant. W. A. Gleason. secretary of 8am. calmnarrishodge. i. 0. O. n. of Bridgeport. writes that he witnessed Using Whlst when givenhy Profilin- all'spupllsatakirmias under the sus- piessofths lodge. about a year ago. Thence-daemwasgood from more eudinmauadsothat. bsfoes the week ‘ wMauodmaaym unablatc maelstrom the-stressiptswssa mm Indisaesaasysbsis Whoa-mum :: Price last season. ”.50. ' “ 9.23: F. o LAWTON & co. 22 South lilaln Street. .mmmmw. it... ofitlnthsss Found at Last timescfhiahmsndecmhinationsl We are ssllina atthemmsoldprlces. Yunnan travslthe'countrrnvar sndyod will not had: a market thatwlllheatcslnuualityororlce. Ourlncraaslnabnstucssahowsthetwsnoau. wasar. 9' ThiswaakwewillsellthosesmallhcaerCurednams forltl—icpar’lb» everyonewar- 7.50 9.00 61 . rented; Shoulder to par lb.: Green Bluefish. ac psnlh: Clams opened to order. the par quart. Thisisthsonlymarkctlatheiown. FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK S. AYERS, Pill) maul Ill-ill! new YORK MARKET. DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. norm! NORWALK. JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LAT”! am: AID IIIIII. Our all! la to I!“ W to our phone. lnd fa) furnish them with the finest pmdllctionaof the unoroenerasto “I. user COLLECTION or 03mm srcnrne. Ea lVl. JaCksons Photographer. (Over 1". Mead’ii Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. W Every lady wants a belt this season. and of course it is creating a scarcity. We have anticipated it. and have laid in from time to time, the choicest styles to he found. at prices very much less than inferiorgoods are selling for today. We also have a large assortment of silk heltings, colors and black. all widths. limouito nets have beets‘ndvenord by the manufacturers. We will sell them to you at the old prices. Have received another case of the famous ribbed vests at be apiece, worth 12; Not over four to a customer. New and choice shirt waists opened today. stock of white lawn and camhrlc shirt waists. EDWARD. ' STREET, No 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. OVERSTOCKED. This [line includes a good ........toma.§sy as m “lucly." Sonia lay as a “Plucly.” CERTAIN IT IS, WE HAVE BIOYCLES F R DELIVERY. Some Rare Cash Bargains. Seeeours 2 Elizabeth Street. Jus‘ FOX CYC’LE CO Banting, Repairing. Sundries. round the comet. ANY. tiny Down in Price. ‘ O“w so-oo . sMuIm summon. lllllEll. OCUPXESa ‘sortlon of E Gusowskl'e store, corner of‘so elland Water streets. Nor— welk. (‘all and see the latest styles in curing hate. on are. aliltf W Mr. William Henry llumiston. Organist and Director South Norwalk Congregational church. Plano, Orga a, Harmony. 2) Bayvley";n KA-TON-K A._ . the Great Indian Blood Mediums Manufactured by the Oregon lndlan Medicinet‘o, that was advertised and sold at the Norwalk 0 re House last winter, can now be of their agents for Norwelk and vicinity. at Betta 8: Hyatt’s. No. 20 and at Cannon street. is lw ROWAYTON. Howard Every was learning to ride a bicycle recently, when he went over the stone wall Into A. Dibble's yard. He was thrown off and fractured a rib. D J. Coouey and family. of New York, yesterday took possession of J. D. Kim- mey’a cottage at Pine Point. having leased it for the season Hrs. William Dean. who has been spending a few days with relatives here. returned to her home in Bedford. yester- day. Rev. A. J. Smith, of East Norwalk. is expected to preach in the :Ifethodist Episcopal church. Sunday morning. A New York party has purchased John Fey’s cottage on Lenox Hill. and will tats possession tomorrow. Yesterday. Oscar Scott: resigned his position on board Captain Charles Lowndes‘ oyster boat A number of local carpenters harass- curad employment with T. B. Fusions Bell island. John. D. Falter entertained a number of friends from Brooklyn. yesterday. Charles H. Golder bent the sells on his boat “Emma" this week. Joseph Judge is in town. W F. X. ‘PLXIS'I'FF, Mtuiust ._._....__: -:—.——— IFE (IBEX! Sflfll, True Fruit Flavors, Try It! We have taken the agency for “LIEBIG’S PU RE MALT EX- TRACT,” the Best Ton- ic and Strength Giver Made. Single Bottles, 25 cents; $2.15 per dozen. Plaieted’s Benzoin Cream. OURES Tan, Sunburn and em Inward. aloe. Tbsrsadsrsofthisvaosr will bspimssdto Freckles. l M MMMM “ = .1...» mus-em Fllfl 681118 a mass. SUMMER MLM'MIM; FIXINFS. Black Flannel and Cheviot Suite, $6.00. Blue Serge Suite, 88. 50, 812. 00 and 815.00. . Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from 810.00 up. Bold iota . them last year at 812.00 and 613.00. Unlined Serge Coats and.Veats. Blues, Blacks and Grays. Block Alcpacas, from $1.00” up. ' STRAW HATS. We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 25c to .2 The newest patterns m NEBLIEEE SHIRTS we have ever had, from 49c to $2.00. We have the credit of having the best line of HATS Mill GAPS for men, boys and children in town. Illlflll PANTS. Do you wear them? Plenty of them here. 14 SOUTH MAIN en, MASONIC BUILDING, 80. NORWALK. I A Little Wet isn‘t a good thing to find out about your Strait and Hay, especially while prices are up. You want to get all you can out of them, and you want them to keep and you don’t want to have to worry about them. I sell Boy and Straw That Are Dry and Sweet. or I tell you if once in a while! have a small lot that is not. ' Good Clean BAY and STRAW and Good Cow OATS that won't sicken your horses. MANUEL T. HATCH, . 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. Bay. Straw. Grain. Feed, Salt, etc. Blllllllli OFFIOE, dfllllll' LIVE" “hilly We Sell The Very lest he! him. if you don’t think so. or in any way doubt our word. just givaus a call and give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef, Veal, Lamb or Pork yolk choicest inspection. Also we call your attention to our stock of Fish and Vans tables. in which we are out done by nobody in the town. Every article of food obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can be returned and your money refunded. We meet respectfully solicit your trade. Bast Creamery Butter in prints. 250. Fresh Country Egga, every one warranted. PEflPLES’ F. H. BRADBURT, MARKEI WW‘ KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPA! ’ AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR PENNIES. DIMES AND DOL‘L ABS. Cotton Sweaters. 19 cub. Fast Black flocks of the the quality, 2 pair for 25 cent. Ch” Rolled Silk Umbrellas, latest Style Handles, worth 09.9.”. M" ’ “s.a Alarge variety of Negligee Shirts, Washable bin-hands. Club Boats Ties. Band Bows, etc. etc. Custom lads Bolts. from .18 up. A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock. Davis, the Tailo unmet lllllEli and turnouts. unusual Bill. 0
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