miehuededin. Mm
WWMMtonccmemo-
,Mchangs camel be in-
The public schools will close next Fri-
for the usual summer vacation.
“singular rehearsal of the Arlon
g‘sooiety will be held tonight.
.. y Sullivan will cover first base
the South Norwalsa tomorrow in the
‘ with the Ifahecksmos.
v The model meeting of the Norwalk
Yacht club will he held on Monday even-
lug, July 1st, in the club house at Hick-
cry Blot!
The burning out of the ten fire alarm
boxes at Norwalk, caused by a cross with
the electric light wires, cost the city
neatly 3150
--Ledies’ paranoia and shirt waists. at
~ bargain prices today and tomorrow, at
I. S. Smith’ .
Au administrator for the estate of the
late Jeremiah Bresnao will be“appointed
in the Norwalk Probate Court, Saturday
' afternoon at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. MaryA. Raymond, of South Nor-
; walk. has instituted proceedings for a
- divorce from her husband, George W.
Raymond, of parts unknown.
-Ecetivel,1st Cong.chapeI,Tuesday p. in.
William H. Knapp jammed one of his
all.“ quite badly while at work in the
" box factory on Water street, yesterday,
g and Dr. Burke dremed the wound.
will been adjourned meeting of
v. :Jsehool district, tonight, to lay
, a tax and transect such other business as
is proper to come before such meeting.
-—Men enl boys’ straw hats,et O'Brisn’s
A manual . training department
will shortly-be established at the Over
Biverschool. The kindergarten system
is also to be inaugurated at the Center
school.
B. A: Baldwin has invitefi, the Sunday
school teachers of the South Norwalk
Baptist church to enjoy a sail tomorrow
afternoon. They will leave the steam-
boat dock at 1:30 o’clock.
-—Bsmoval sale. Great
Fivedsye. H. S. Brown.
bargains.
Fred McGirr, of Bridgeport\has made
a match with Martin McCue, of New
Iondon. The fight will come oil before
the New London Athletic club, June 27.
There will be ten rounds for a purse of
.125. ‘
Anumber of the residences on-West
venue are being beautilied and made
. cry attractive by the peinter‘s art
» Among them are R. C. Milllard's, D. E.
’ Disbrow's, Plait Price’s and Mrs. Mary
Benedict’ .
-Scc Brummer’s window.
The Sunday school ,pnd Epworth
Inglis of the Bethel Methodist church
will give an excursion to Roton Point.
July 5. The party will come by train to
South Norwalk. where they will take the
trolley to the Point.
~Eeeebell, Baxter ground, Saturday
afternoon, June 39d, Machackemoes vs.
Norwelks. Admission lb cents, includ—
ing grand stand.
The New York, {"w Haven and Hart-
ford railroed's improvements in Stam-
M are rapidly advancing, and the work
y will probably be finished by the end of
_ the summer. Contractor J. K. Ryan has
3 been awarded the contract to four track
the madam“ the city.
W W. H. Smith is building a
Won the lot on West street, which
he purchasedme E. Bhrd. He ea-
‘pscts to move the Fcote house from
Franklin street to It in ashort time. Mr.
Smith contemplates the erection of a
block of live apartment houses on Frank~
imam a?”
f amnion, Printing, go to Gardner,
will Well and Water streets.
M x, of Bridgeport, and Com-
'm0,of Denbury. have accepted the
'tavihiicnoloompeny 0.0!! South Nor-
‘mgbtahpartine sham battle and
“Wannerfiulytth. the
mm s title of Dinfltc
‘ “regiments hsvs been Invited.
ileum
m lesbesglvsn the usual per-
tssbcphssprrs tohssp endsell
, - rocketsMothsrnrsworks,
m the cannot the eity.from is
‘ nominee Ill,untll10p.m.of
3* Permission ls also granted to
. MWWMWIthInths
nominate! Julyimutll
bidelyd. Allpsrsomersosu-
egahst Ming bonfires iuths
payment-semantic
allvsor‘bslled‘ J
in". Harry Finch has purchsssd a
newlicllcrescsnt bicycle from the Fox
Omnibus”.
y your brown derbys at O'Brien's.
WilliamL Colegrovs. of South Nur-
walk. employed in Plaisted's drugstore,
amloatloo. passed hm the Connecticut
Bserd of Pharmacy. He will receive his
certificate and license in a few days.
ii—A complete line of pocket books and
hand-bags, from 25.7 up. “M. S, Smith' .
Among the unexplainebles which
sometimes occur in newspaper offices,
the able and very interesting paper read
by Mrs. Andrew Thompson. entitled
“Old Families.” was notmentioned in the
report of the Founder? Day celebration,
in yesterday’s issue..
. :3 lb: shoulder steak.25c, N.Y. Market.
At a meeting of the Connecticut State
Agricultural society in Meridsn, it was
voted to hold no state fair this year.
The causeislaid to the Legislature for
its tardiness in attending to the society's
wants. The Merlden Agricultural so-
ciety may give a four days’ fair in Sep-
tsmber.
——Great values at low prices, at B. S.
Brown’s, before removal to 90 Washing-
ton street. .
The foundation for the Norwalk Lock
company’s new building, near Marshall
street, has been completed by John Fran-
zilli. and Arthur Waldron is now wait-
ing for the floor timbers to arrive. Con-
tractor W. H. Smith will probably com-
mence the brick work next week.
~Bathiog suits, caps and shoes, at M.
S. Smith’ .
"Commodore" Starbuck, who was ac-
tive in the parallel road light a few years
ago, being one of the Wall street party
that controlled the Housetonic, has for
some time been president of the Oregon
Improvement oompanfi At the annual
election Tuesday in Oregon there was a
lively fight and Mr. Starbuok was
knocked out by Elijah Smith, formerly
the company's president.
—Beef,beok at old price, Drescber's.
ltisreporled in yachting circles that
H. Maltland Kersey, the American rep-
resentative of Lord Dunraven, has been
best company, with the. view of charter-
ing one Of their boats as a tender to the
Valkyrie Iii upon her arrival here. The
question of terms. it was understood, has
been submitted to Lord Dunraven, and a
decision will be received at an early date.
—-Leg lamb, 12.}c lb., N. Y. Market.
The suit of S. M. Benham and his wife
Ella, of Westport, against J. A. Castle-
bury, of New York, was head before
Judge Townsend in the United States
Court at New Haven, yesterday. It was
a suit for foreclosure on a 040,000 mort-
gage on certain property in Westport.
Counsel for Castlebury did not appear
and after waiting for them nearly three
hours Judge Townsend fixed the time of
redemption three months from yester-
day.
——See Brummer’s window.
The Water Commissioners of Norwalk
give notice in another column to the
users of water in the city of Norwalk
East Norwalk, Winnipauk and along the
Newtown road, that no sprinkling with
the hose will be allowed except between
the hours of 7 and 8 a. m.. and 0 ends p-
in. Notice is also given that the inspector
will see that this order is compiled with,
end that all persons found wasting the
city water, or using it in any way other
then allowed by the rules of the water
department. will be dealt with accord.
lngly.
~ch cream soda at lane‘s.
Commencement week at Wesleyan
academy, Wilbraham, Ma... concluded
yesterday. The largest class in the his-
tory of the college. sixty-live members,
has gone out. The interest of the day
centered in the competition in oratory in
which Roy H. Jones. of Brooklyn, a
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Chester F.
Tolles, of Hsvlland street, South Nor-
walk, was first. file essay was on "The
Newspaper as an Adjunct of Public
Life." Miss Marlon E. Penileld, of
Bridgeport, was second. Her essay was
on “Reform vs Conservatism."
-Speclal inductions, 10 to 20 per cent.
B. S. Brown.
The spacious grounds surrounding the
Caps residence on Fairleid avenue, the
summer home of F. A. Ferris, were the‘
centsr of a delightful gathering yester-
day altsrnccn. ’i‘he Misses Ferris gave‘a
5 o'clock tea to a large number of South
Norwalk’s lair daughters, and e mustan-
joyable time was had by all the goalie.
Tbescsnewesavery pretty one,as the
beecmlngly dressed young ladies moved
around the grounds amid many husd
flowers and palms. Music and converts-
tlon inadsthstinispawplsasantlyeway.
At 7 o’clock the guests dspsrted. Mr.
and Mrs. Ferris emitted their daughters
is entertaining and were most congsuhl
“will
“‘“I'”! '
has received notice of his sucmssful sx- .
negotiating with the Bridgeport Steam-,
N6. 3 aw Nil» 3 ralors, 36 Ill
W s
F. D- L'AWTON & co.
.22 south Mnln Street.
BEEF is Down
and no one will let you know it quicker than we. If you want your money' a
worth trade with up-toodate people. We are ever on the lookout for bargains and
when we get a bargain our patrons get the benefit of it. If you continue to pay
guarantee that you cannot beat them any wherein town or out of it.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Pill) IllEIIlli OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOEWALK.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LAT-:8! STYLE All) "RISE. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the tinsel. productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Meed's Confectionery.) 68 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET
Summer is here in earnest, and we are in the midst of the thin goods busi-
ness. Have an excellent stock of Lawns, Dimlties. Dotted Swiss, Cambrics, Print-
ed and,Plain.
Have fine assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for 59c.
Good size. You can‘t match it for 000.
You will iind hundreds of little things in the fancy goods departments, suit-
able for the season. Prices are right too. Hosiery is going fast and you might as
well have some of the bargains. We sell a Richelieu ribbed lisle Hose, onyx fast
black. for 250 a pair. Others ask 350 for same grade, and not as good black.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
N ORWALK.
STOP
THAT
RIDER I
'Satisiled with Bicycle
bought at
2 ELIZABETH s T R1E ET,
FOX CYCLEiCo.
slum lSNENWIillD. . nines, w
m..... - .——-—-——
CCUPIES a rtloh of E. Gusowslri‘s store. .
corner of all and W ater streets. Nor»
walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hate. caps, etc
Nlr. William Henry Numlston.
Organist and Director South Norwaik
Congregational church, teacher of
Plano. Organfiiiarmmy. :2) Buyview'ialve
a as s
BOW AYTON.
Wednesday night, about 10 o'clock,
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ‘
Crockett was invaded by three well-
known young men, who proceeded to
the pantry and ate all the cake they
could lied, and frightened the inmates
of the house by their noise. They gain-
ed entrance by placing a ladder along.
side the house and opening a window
in the second story. The young men
were afterward learned to be John and
Frank L‘Hommedieu and William
Ackart, of East Norwslk.
The strawberry festival given by the
members of the Methodist Episcopal
church begins tonight and continues to-
morrow night. and has every prospect of
being a success. Everyone should at-
tend.
The turnout found by Edward Lsdri-
gen, yesterday morning, belonged to
Liveryman A. Solmans, of South Nor-
walk.
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HEALTH HI NT8;
Most l3eople
Drink too much
And too fast.
an'rdo either.
Our Soda is healthful—you can
drink it all day without hurting
IS JUST RIGHT.
on.
:1
eke your time—we havel p Ieuty
GEORGETOWN.
Farmers about town report a very
scant crop of grass. and if we get rain
now it will be so lets it will not help
matters at all.
G. L. Taylor. anepbew of Dr. Taylor,
who is spending his vacation here, broke
out with the measles last Sunday morn-
ing.
The children of the Congregational
Sunday school are rehearsing for an en- of room.
tertalnment.
Dr. Mansfieldleon the sick list. Dr. R. H. PLAISTED,
Gotham is attending him. DRUGGISI‘.
E. J. Benedict is having his store re-
paired and repainted.
G. F. Batterson is taking orders about
town for coal.
A. E Davis is having a furnace put in
hi. home
The public school will close Friday.
Ed Jones. of Bridgeport, is in town.
teal lstete Il'raesfsre.
Charles I). Smith to Drusilla Eustls
land on South Second street.
John Fltngibbous toSemuel some,
land on the Connecticut Turnpike.
“has is Osieg on tonight.
Concord Division, 8. of '13, will give a
strawberry festival; the vestery of
Grace church will meet.
high prices itisyour own loss not ours. Come and got our prices and we will . ,.
Something that will aid you very much
in keeping cool these hot days,nnd save you
money in the bargain, can be found at our
stores in the way of a Blue Serge Suit, all.
wool, and fast color, at $8.50 and $12. 00. An
Unlined Serge Cost and Vest, at $6.00; a __
Blue and Black Skeleton Coat, $3.50telleizes
of Gray and Black Alapacas, from $1.00 to
$4.00; other Coats, at 50c, 75 and $1. Straw
Hats. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants are
very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and 50c;
good solid leather, made strong but not
clumsy.
cumsngimiips.
Two I South Norwalk;
STURES | Masonic Building,
I
l Norwat. '
“Tm
.rJ‘
You know have to be treated in a gingerly man-
ner, or they would be spoilt.
Ever think what a dainty thing a horse’s stomach
is? How carequy it has got to be treated if it is
not to be ruined, and the beauty and speed of the
horse along with it
Feeding dirty Oats to a horse is one of the surest
ways of ruining them.
I sell only the clean bright kind.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
lllllllllll OFFIGE, soislst' mm emu.
BEEF I8 DOWN: Note illll lilW PRICES.
Porterhouse Steaks, 180. Sirloin Steaks, 160.
Round 12c. Shoulder " 3 lbs. for 250
Pet Roasts. 5 to 120. Ribroasts, lilo.
Small Smoked Hams, finest
quality, lzlc. Best Creamery Butter, 250.
All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day.
PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
r. n. BRADBURY Proprietor.
“
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS. ~
Cotton Sweaters, "10 cents.
Fast Black Books of malice quality, 2 pair for Bbcsnte.
Close MistIlk Umbrellas, LatestStyie Handles, worth 02,“.50,
“.60.
A large variety of Negligee Shirts, Washable 4 lit-hands, Club House
Ties, Band Bows. etc , etc.
Custom Made Suite, from .18 up.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
(:LOTNIEN. HITTEN and FlilllllSHEll.
Mahatlsmo‘lloul Biathlon Norwich h.
I0"
“nave 'l'as smut. delivered at‘
yourhsus. .
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