:OurBrcthsrsLodge. I O O F., will cilcsrs [outlay night. ‘ ism will have a circus June 29. . the Union Iiils company’ a lot on Bel- “We , Latest yacht caps, at O’Brien’ s. ' , Aliceorum and strawberry festival hr the heneiit of St. Peter's German church will be held in Arlen Hall. Mon- , day. July 8th. .t ' Therailrcad track near the Wilton Itstloulsbeing raised several feet. A large force ofmen are at work under the direction of Headmaster Kilcourse. ’ -—Wat “rmeloos, 203 apiece. Cuneo's The next meeting of the Apha Whte‘ club will be held July 2. when a report ofthe committee having in charge the ‘rscsnt road race and tournameu‘ will he given. —fl.50 fountain pens,$l.87,at Pinneo’s. The steamer “Huntington" made her ,. firsttrip oi the mason yesterday, from Huntington L I, and will continue to cometc Songs Norwalk every Friday duringthsaummer. ' —Forequarterlamb, tic, N. Y. Market. Specialserviceawillbs held at Grace Episcopal church next week, as follows: St. John Baptlet’a Day, louday, June filth, 10 a. tn., Holy Communion; St. Eater’s Day,Saturday. June 20th. 10 a. m.. Holy Communion. —G. 8. 'l‘rowbridge 6: Co. sell Imper- ial Crown 10c cigars. . The summary of The Commercial Re- cord (or the current week shows eleven real estate files in Norwalk and mort- gages amounting to $17,750, as against eight mien and mortgages of 06,814 for the corresponding week last year. ,—-,Bea_uty of a Barnes vat Brummer’s. Irving Smith will represent St. Paul’s chapter of the Brotherhood of St. An- drew, at the state convention of the Brotherhood in Waterlown, today and tomorrow. David W. Workman will be in attendance from Grace chapter. -—Open; ready to nerve the public with sea food. Chowder a specialty; sold by quartorgallon. at Oyster Shell Point. A. Cockefur, proprietor. The hand—stand recently erected by the City Council of Norwalk, on The Green, was occupied (or the first time last night. by Dwyer’s Norwalk City hand. They gavean excellent concert. which was thoroughly enjoyed by a large moons of people. The band will give concerts every two weeks. -Bny your brown derbys at O‘Brien's. Last week the water commissioners of South Norwaik were in Wilton to in— spect the rmervoir and surrounding pro party. Their visit was followed by from layer has end the councilman. nameppsaraooe of the grounds to the water's edge shows for itself the cares! those in charge. ~Bidgsilsld Press. —-li pleasant this evening the Trans- way 00.an a late car. leaving Solon Point at it p. m. C. J. Blswltt will lecture upon "Dark- mt Africa.” at the ,Norwalk Opera chsJiunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The hotnrs will be illustrated. his. Blewlttwlll lecture in the liorwalk Bap- tist ohurohia the evening. He lectured lsstuight at thsA. II. E. church. and touightwill bold forth at the Broad Blver chapel. -—A complete line of pocket books and handbags. treat the up. at I. S. Smith’s. Genie fl. Heulenheck. of New York. a seuetnev. Garret llaulenbsck. of line walk, has purchased the Cosmopoli- Advertising Screen. of New York.andmergsditintoths0.l1.llsn lmhsnkAdvsrtlflngAgsncy. The llrm rauksameugtbslargsstadvsrtlalngcon- ewasiathsesastrymnddossabuslusss of ssvwal hundred thousand dollars yearly. runs-or the First Isthodlst Mammals” \ Weadrsssptioa tolls stunts. M'sdassdayeveatag. tbsttth. ”Washing“. mummwhshavs sslsshgtcr themshurshtuad ‘ this“ Apron-slime tarnished. ”Weren- sfls wll been hand. It lasa- bhsomdthsmcmsucesdsl etihsldhlsehmnh. Mb. M hmgalar. “sedge. ll.h.- , . museum-me. llerwalk. .5 ~1bsspselalsalswbhlihsguu today at the Boston store. llorwslk, will be ,coctlnusdusxt wtsk.and thesamslow' prices will prevail while thsgccds last. . . ____,_____ . tiles Bessie Killer, of Georgetown. graduated from the State Normal school, in law Britain. last week. She is well known in liorwalk. . ~Special reductions, 10 to 20 per cent. S. S Brown. The Central Labor Union has decided to hold its annual picnic on the Fair Grounds, Labor Day, which falls this year on September 2. -—lf pleasant this evening the Tram- way Co. will run a late car, leaving Roton Point at 12 p. m. The Democratic primary of the Fourth ward of Norwalk will be held at James night. for the election of three commit- tssmen. . The Ladice’ Auxiliary of the Y. M. C,‘ A. will hold a business meeting in the association parlors. Thsaday afternoon. to be followed by a literary programme and refreshments. -'-Children's lawn hate and caps It‘ll. S. Smith's. Owing to the daily tripe of the steam- boat "Favorite," the freight boats of the New York and Norwalk Steamboat com- pany only make tripson Tuesdays,’l‘burs- days and Saturdays. ——Ladiee‘ hosiery, underwear, gloves and corsets in large variety at the lowest cash prices, at II. S. Smith’ . Barry English was discharged from the hospital yesterday. alter eleven weeks' treatment. Bela the boy who fell down the chimney at the Simonds foundry and fractured hie skull. —For Job Printing, go to Gardni r, corner Wall and Water streets. lies Alice Cholwell will entertain the member-sot the listless Whist club by giving a lawn party this afternoon. at the George R. Cholwsll residence on High street. Norwalk. The gathering is given in honor of lira. James F. Fielder, of Jer- sey City. -Coi!se with cream, 5c cup, at Lane’s. "The Ways of the Wicked and Their End," will bethe Epworth league sub- ject at the First Methodist church, Sun- day evening. The meeting will be led by Rev. A. S. Kavanagh. and special music will be rendered. Everyone is in- vited to attend. —-'i‘be annual strawberry festival of the Broad River Sunday school will be held in their chapel Wednesday and Thurs» day evenings, J one :36 and 27. Carryall will leave post-office at Norwalk, at 7 and 7 :30 Admission 10 cents. Carryall free. John Warren, oi the Old Well Laun- dry, has purchased the interest of Mr. Stevens in the Troy Hand Laundry, and the latter firm will hereafter be known as Warren A: Sheep, and will continue to do business in Raymond Brothers’ build- ing on Raymond street. -—Lsdies' parasols and shirt waists, at bargain prices today and tomorrow, at ll. S. Smith' . Contractor hi. D. Randall has the wood work well along on the two new stations of the Consolidated road. The east-bound station is about ready to occupy and, the one west-bound building is very nearly done. They will both be ready for use as soon as the tracks are ready. é—licClnre‘s Life of Napoleon. 250 ii— lustrations, at Pinoeo'a. The third annual dinner of the Chan» tauqua Union will be given Tuesday. July 2d. The coin- mtttee having the matter in charge are Edgar H. For. John Cavanagb and Oscar Banks. This dinner promises to be even more enjoyable than those of preceding years. Tickets for members or friends must be secured at least three days in advance. «Seen that .50 bicycle at 2 street? For Cycle Co. Elia tbsth The first can ever the trestle work at Washington street were pushed across this morning. They were list cars. load- ed with iron weights, and the bridge was found to be parteme substantial. At 8:30 o'clock this afternoon it is expected that two cars loaded with thirty tons of iron will be sent over the new temporary drawbridgs, which connectors Hairs d: Lewis completed yesterday. —-len an! boys’ straw bats,» O’Brlsn’s ThsfunstalotWrsn ZJtsymeudwas largelyatmdedfromhisparsnte’ home seller Grove place. yesterday alter- aoou.ltev.0.ii.lieandomoiating. The warstchavs been the four brothers of the deceased. Alphonso, Stanley.ltlchard and Waldo. but the misrwastakea seddsalysick,» Wil- lthGsathsractediahisplace. The internal“ waslu Usion cemetery. lio- waytoh. ~hlb.ersamerybuttw.tl.oo. lat“. Ms , W (cesium macs mall's nos.) Sutherland's cigar store. next Thursday . No. 3 a w ‘3 Being F. D. LAWTON &. 00. ‘22 South Main Street. BEEF l8 DOWN and no one will let you know it quicker than we. I! you want your money's worth trade with upon-date people. Wears ever on the lookout tor bargains and when we get a bargain our patron get the benefit of’ it. ~ It you continue to pay high prices it is your own loss not ours. Come and get our prices and we will guarantee that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it. FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK S. AYERS, Ptto mam of ill! NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOBWALK. o ._..___— JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LAT!" mu: AID l'llfllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to tarnish them with the lineal: productions ot the Pfloroonarrno An'l'. LAME COLLECTION- OI‘ CHILDREN’S STUDIES. E. in. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Mead's Confectionery.). , 53 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, Dimities. Dotted Swiss, Csmbrics, Print- ed and Plain. Have line assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for 59c. Good size. You can't match it for 90c. You will find 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 lisie Hose. onyx fast black. for 25c a pair. Others ask §5c for same grade, and not as good black. EDWARD STREET, N0 ii GAZETTE BUILDING, ~ - NORWALK. t. BARNES BICYCLES 2 ELIZABETH Sl'. Sillliill Sililillllllll. llliiiil.‘ CCUPIESa ‘Bortlon of E Gusowskl‘s store. corner all”) l and w ater streets. Nor— walk. Uall and see the latest styles in spring hat- RIM-.- £10..qu Mr. William Henry Humleton. Organist and Director South Norwalk Congregational church. teacher of Plano. Orga'i. Harmony. 2) Beyvlewsgte k WHERE PEOPLE WORSHIP. Programmes of Religious Services in the churches of Norwalk. Tomorrow. At the South Norwalk Congregational church. tomorrow, the services will be free to all, and those who come will be cordially welcomed. In the evening the sermon by the pastor will be the second part of ”A Prayer for the Church." The music will be by the chorus choir. with a solo by lire. A. 1’. Wheeler, “0 Christ. Redeemer," by B. Cecil Klein. Mr. Burn- iston will play the Communion in F, by Grison. and the Festal March,[by Teil- man-Eddy. At the people's service in the evening at 7:30, there will be even- eong and prayers, a short sermon on “Words," a sole, "1 have Overcome the World." by Jules Jordan. and for the organ Wagner's Romance. “Evening Star." lrom Tannbaussr, and Iierkal‘s Postlude in D. Rev. A. H. Wyatt will deliver the sec- ond lecture on "Where we get our Bible?" in the Norwalk Methodist Episco- palcburcb.Suudsy evening. Title 0! lecture, "The Story of the Manuscripts." lies. J. 11. Sister, of Rowayton, wll. preach in the morning in exchange with the pastor. At the Norwalk Congregational church tomorrow. the pastor will occupy the pulpit morning and evening. 'lorning subject, "The Righteousness of God." Evening, “The Bard Things of Life. What They are for and How They are to ............................................. pass HEALTH HI NT8.: ................................................ Most l’eople Drink too much And too fast. Dos" 1' do either. Our Soda is healthful—you can drink it all day without hurting l8 JUST RIGHT. it she your time—we have plenty be let." Everybody is cordially wel» ofroom. some ' R. H. PLAISTED. The congregation of Calvary Baptist DRUGGlSi'. church will held Sunday school at 8:45 p. m... at the South Norwalk Bsptist church. Sermon by Rev. Johnson W. Hill. Subject. “The Great Commission," alter which there will be baptism. All arscordially invited. At the First Isthodlst Episcopal church. divine service morning and evening. Preaching at both services. and atuacdvs music. The public is invited. At the South Xinrwalk Baptist church. tomorrow, the pastor will preach morn- ing and «suing. Subject of the even- ing sermon, "Bartwsd Birthrlghss." u‘l‘bs special sale which begun today at the Salon store. Roswell. will be coatlnud next week. and thesameiow prices will prevail while tbegoods last. unavs’l‘sa assrmndshvsrediat your home. rams.- $6.00 were...” ~ ’11: .‘Olrt'.’ Way or Ubimfir. Something that will aid you very much in keeping cool these hot days, and 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. All Unlined Serge Coat and Vest, at $6 00; a Blue and Black Skeleton Coat,83.50; all cities of Gray and Black Alapacas, from $1.00 to 84.00; other Coats, at 50c, 75 and $1. Straw Hats. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants are very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and title; good solid leather, made strong but not clumsy. ,CflMSTflCK Bill. 14 8 th M ' St., Two j ouSoutilurlIor-walk; l Masonic Building, STnREs’ i Horwalk. ~j_' Prompt Delivery. ' When you buy goods you like to have them dc-. livered in a vest. prompt way, don’t you ? I believe ...oet people do. That in why I deliver goods that way whether it is Gniin. Hay, Straw or Feed. it must go in a clean wagon and the goods must be clean and whole. Its a matterof business. If I please people I expect them to come again—not if I displease them. That's the reason. too, why I sell Clean Oats, Sweet Buy, High Grade Feed. MANUEL T. HATCH, , 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed. Salt. etc. Siillllll OFFIBE. SDLIIIO' llllEill STABLE. BEEF is DOWN: lists ilur lllll PRICES. Porterhouac Steaks, 18c. Sirloin Steaks. 16c. Round 12c. Shoulder “ 8 lbs. lor Ibo Pot Roasts. 5 to 12c. Ribroasta, 150. Small Smoged Hams. finest quality, 12w. Beet Creamery Butter, 250. All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day. t PEOPLE’S MARKET, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. F. H. ERADBURY, Proprietor. I KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR PENNIES. DIMES AND DOlLtLABS. Cotton Sweaters. 19 cent. Fast Black Books of the the quality, 2‘ pair tor . so cent. Clots RoilcdSilh Umbrellas, LatmtStyic Handles, worth ”.33.”. .1... A iargsvarietyof Negligee Shirts, Washable 4 tit-halide. Club Home Ties, Band Bows. etc , etc. Custom lads Suits, from .18 up. A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock. DaVis, the Tailor. CLOTHIEB. "Will and FlililiiiiiiEll. ' Mahactsmotlmt Block. South N ‘ DOW I
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