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respected citizens.
father of lira. George W. Merritt and
The quarterly meeting of the Hat
1 Finishers mociation will he held in“
Alton Elli tonight
The Y. Ii. C. A’s and the Indepen-
: “will play ball at Norwalk Park,
Saturday afternoon.
A practice game will be played by the
Norweik Cricket club tonight on their
grounds at Norwalk Park.
Apsrty of Norwslk lads wheeled to
Compo Beach. yesterday, for a swim.
Willie Cehill ohapercned the party.
‘nll. Sarah Lynes, of Iiott avenue, en-
tsrtained the Ladies Aid society, of the
Norwalk Baptist church, this afternoon.
The fisg on the mo of the Mabackemo
Hotel was placed at half mast today,
out of respect toils late owner, Dudley
P. Ely.
The Norwalk shoe stores will close at
6:30 o’clock. with the exception of lion-
day and Saturday evenings, from July15
to Septemberl.
lisass Edna Brown and Irene Ray-
mond have severed 'their connection with
W. B. Stnrtevant’s Bargain House, and
Ii. Lillian Boudry sumseds the former
as cashier.
-—The heat loin steak, 16 etc. a pound;
round steak, 12 eta; shoulder steak, 8
pounds for 25c, at Bayes’ Market.
James 0. Jennings has repspered the
Fire Police room and Surveyor lore-
houss's ofiice in the Public Library build-
ing,and is now at work in George I.
Boston's residencsonElmcrsst.
The hunter's degree was worked by
UncasTribe, t. O. R. M..on several can-
didates. last night, and refreshments
were served. On account of business
matters Ir. Edgétt, of Denbury, was un-
able to attend.
A lady who came from floriden alight-
ed from the 12:52 train yesterday after-
noon. In crossing the track she fell on
the stone ballast, knocked out two of her
teeth and cut her lip. She was taken to
the home of her sister near Hoyt’s nur-
sery. New Canaan.
District Deputy Ase E. Wilcox, of the
itan Arcanum, now secretary of the
Haitian Y. Ii. C. A., formerly of Nor.
walk, will visit Sherman Council, in
South Norwalk, tomorrow night. There
will be a number of invitations, and all
members are urged to be present.
—Coifee with cream. be cup, at Lane’s.
Ephraim S. Brown died at his home
in lilford, yesterday. of aparalylic
stroke received last Thursday. He was
in the eighty-fourth year of his age, and
wuoneof the town's oldest and most
Iir. Brown was the
Ira. Theodore Brush, of Norwalk.
Tonight, if the weather is favorable,
thejolnt excursiouof theOld WellOity
Fandand thaNorwalk Painters’ Union
will take place. The objective point is
lactation Grove. L. 1.. and on the
roomy steamer Favorite thesall will be
a delightful one. The hand will furnish
music and there will be dancing on
board the boat and in the grove.
Who is there that never to himself hrs
mid when reading of its geitira, “I wish
I could go to Earnings," but though the
spirit was willing. the pocketbook was
correspondingly weak. Today no auck'
objection or excuse existrmo matter how
limited the means, tor the Recreation
Tourist company, of New Haven, to
whom the publicars already largely in.
dabtsd for those most pleasursabie out-
ings which were given last year. are new
inaugurating another delightful series of
these most enjoyable trips. An excursion
will he run every Monday during the
ssassn. Tandems-pays tbe total cost
of these personally conducted tours of
four days, including entertainment at
first-class cottage hutch, admission to ell
the headroom parka. mineral aprlngn,
the hasntilul Pompeii, It. IcGreger.
It will pay anyone to investigate.
”for Job Posting. go to Garden,
asraw‘WellandWetsrstrests.
ladies to Nsw‘York. today, for a day's
outing at Coniial Perk.
The Y. u. '0. a. will give a reception
tonighttothe' clerks of the town,both
men and women. at the association
rooms.- An enjoyable programme will
berenderad.
--Don' t forget the moonlight excursion
to Laurelton Grove tonight on the steam-
er Favorite. .
For a day’s outing tomorrow. nothing
could be more delightful then a sail
through theSound to Pawson Park on
the steamer Isabel, on the eycursion
under the ampicss of St Paul’s’ Sunday
school. The boat will leave Raymond
Brothers’ wharf at 8:30 o'clock.
. Josie lurphy, aged ten years, had a
narrow escapefrom drowning in the
Union Hill pond, yesterday afternoon.
He was in swimming at the place known
asthe "drop elf," when he was taken
with cramps, Bis companions went to
his assistance and brought him ashore.
Residents on the outskirts of Norwalk
complain that e swindlar, agent for a
cook book, is getting twenty -fiva cents
from diflerent people, and fails to deliv-
er the goods. His plan is to show the
book,secure an order and the money. and
promise to deliver the book the next day,
whee he does not show up.
—-Ycu can buy 5 lbs. of choice break-
fast bacou, for 50 cents, at Bayee' I'k’t.
. The Norwelk Berhers’ Union met last
night and ehctsd ofiicsrs. G. A. Franks
was chosen president; vice-president,
Patrick Slattery; sergeant at arms, John
Slattery; financial secretary, Albert
Brown; secretary. Albert Pohlman; trear
surer, William Bess; inspector, Charles
Franks. Two members were expelled-
It was voted to close all day Labor Day.
After the meeting reireshments were
served by Barry Leohold.
The case of Morris Handelman, who
was arrested in New Haven by the police
there. and brought to South Norweik by
Detective Gladstone, came up before
Judge Frost yesterday afternoon, but
was continued until tomorrow morning.
the prisoner being placed under bonds of
8100, which a friend from New Haven
gave for him. He signed the store goods
and furniture over to his wife, andprcm-
ised to amist her in getting a divorce
from him.
Captain P. P. West has brought an
additional action for damages against
Captain Clifiord Hoyt. for taking away
tliesteamer W. C. Hoyt. and has slap-
ped another attachment upon his oyster
ground. The amount of the attach-
ment is $1,000. Captain Hoyt, it is said,
has been ofiered $8,000 for the oyster
ground. If it is sold, he will cliect a
settlement with his creditors. Ferguson
t Ferguson have a claim against Hoyt
for .200 and have attached the oyster
ground for floor-Bridgeport Union.
Scofield & Hoyt have just completed
the extensive improvements in their dry
goods store on Washington street, and
now occupy three doors, which are filled
withaatock of goods in their line that
hasno superior, if any equal. in Norwalk.
They advertise that they have broken
the backbone of high prices inall depart~
menu; certain it is that they are ofiering
goods at astonishingly low prices. and
people will find it greatly to their
advantage to cell at their store and
examine their stock before spending their
money elsewhere. We call attention
with pleasure to their new advertisement
today.
~lcscreamsodaatLans’s.
The following are the elected and ap-
pointed otiicers installed by Our Broth-
ers’ Lodgs, 1.0. 0. i"., for the ensuing
term: N. (hirong C. Smith: V. 0.,
Edward L. Street; secretary, B. 8. Keith;
treasurer, Addison A. Betta; permanent
secretary. St. Job Ierrltt; warden,ilar—
ry A. Smith; doctor. Harris lore.
house; R. S. 1450.. Charles N. Illicit;
1. 5.1m. court-u. Seymour, 3. s.
S.,Joseph It. Bucknem: L. S. 8., John
Hannigan: 0. G..Jamss F. Kinney; I. 0..
U. Aanksdt. S. V. 0., Iortlmsr S.
Bettszl. S. V. 6.. John Guyer, Jr; chap~
lain,William A. Ambler.
-—Don’t forget the moonlight excursion
to Lsursltou Grove tonight on'tbe steam-
er Favorite.
isoswnx macs nos-re race]
be:(ou believe ill pure food, you buy the best floor, the
thebest sugar, yet you here not tried the
wriggling powder unless you have used Cleveland's.
“ Pine and Sure.”
Tangleioot. 2311mm 3 cents ‘
Excelsior, 1 " “ t. 1 cent.
F. D. LAWTON 81 CO.
'- , 22 South Main Street.
BEEF IS DOWN
and no one will let you know it quicker than we. If you want your money's
worth trade with up-to-date 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
high prices it is your own loss not ours. Come and get our prices and we will
mice that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK s. AYERS,
PlillPlllElllll OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LA'llS‘l’ urns: All) Infill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish than with the finest productions of the PHOTOOBAPIIIO A“.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1“. Head's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Coll.
EDWARD STREET,
For a Founh oi luly littering
We intend to give you a surprise that you might expect the first of August, when
stocks are low and sizes broken, but not in the height of the season as we propose
to do.
Commencing today we otter you our entire stock of Lsdies’ Shirt Waiets:
50s line, at 42c; 75c line, at 60m; 980 line, at 75c; $1.25 line, at $1.
The stock comprises the very choicest styles and makes in the market, and
would advise those that can, to come early as possible. so as to avoid the great
crowds of later in the day.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
Sllllllil Silillllflllll. lliTlEIl, SMITH llllllWilK Sillliiis BANK
OCUPilSa ion of E Guaownki'sstore. iITEIEST I011“!-
1kcorner of all and Water streeta. Nor-
Sor'm Norm ALK, Conn, J one 26,1895.
walk. Callandssetheleteate tylea insuring
AT a rv eetlng of the managers of this bank,
hats.capa. etc.
I hind d id d d i
flr- mum “0'"! "W'mn- mites.memento-twining;
Organist and Director South Norwalk weedeclared for the six months sndln Joly
Congregational church. teacher or {01802, pa'yEbls on amlhafter {1 ring“ 10‘ l in
a"... res no rawn w e ere t o aceoun
PM“ 0'3“” any. and drew interest from Jul
APP. Treasurer.
em 15 2" DEN E K
W. W. Lester has purchased a Colum’ .
his bicycle.
H. Wilfred Bndweil, of the City bank,
is slightly iii today.
20 Bayvisw ave
1. 3m
‘ "tur' -
J. W. lsllony is moving from Frank-
lin street to Main street. Norwalk, to- .
day.
The S. 8. club held a meeting with
Rutherford Keeler, of Mott avenue, last
night to decide upon a summer outing.
No definite action was taken.
Contractor William Sheldon com-
menced work, this morning, on the
Step Rock road sewer. and will be
obliged to close up the street.
At the meeting of the South Nor-
wslk Athletic club, last night, it was
dzcidrd to hold a picnic, and a com-
mittee was appointed to arrange detailr.
—-Tslegraph office now located at 74
Washington street. Quick service to all
points.
The commissioners' hearing in the case
of Ira. Sarah Anderson against the
town of New Canaan, which was to have
been held today has gone over for one
week.
In. William 1. Stevens, of Rowayton.
ran into the curb in front of the Stuart
residence. on West avenue, last evening,
and wrecked the front wheel of her
bicycle.
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EHEALTH HINTS:
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Cleanliness
In next to
Godlinesrs.
Ni) two persons think alike
about sea a favors perfume
another no scent at all, and so,
John -Wiiliams, arrested by layer
Hubball for fighting the night before
the Fourth, was tried this morning in
on. Thereeretwo hestsoa in
the Town Court. He pleaded guilty the mu; 11.. best wt
and was fined Q3 and costs. scrntand the best with scent.
We keep both kinds. ed i
The truck of the tree which stood in 3&3: ,m‘fiofiq.‘ °° or
front of the lasonlc building was remov-
ed yesterday afternoon. it crashed
Hernia a price or two: Peers’
Soap, 10 cents a cake; Butter-
against the electric light and telephone “m“ ”9'50””-
wires. tearing thsmdown and breaking R, I]. PLAISTED.
twocrcssarms. it took all the after- DRUGGIST.
noon to repair the damage.
—-A. ll. Hoyt a Son. 37 Wall St. 60
pairs children’s ties. the; 200 pairs child’s
spring heel shoes, 880; 100 pairs woman's
serge congress shoes. 58c; 100 pairs wo-
men's kid button shoes, 95c; 50 pairs
msn'e calfpetsnt leathershoes. 08.50am
.4 grade, 03; women's oxford ties, .1. 25
grade, 50c, 2} tot. hargainr;youths’ base-
ball shoes, we; hoys’.55o: man'.swc to
reduce stock.
It's. Georges.Kandall,ofElmwood
avenue. mcdvsduodfioafiomyestsrday
attrrsocn.oithedsathielistbalofhsr
father. George Abbott.“ sixty-seven
he deceased was for many
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We have all sizes from 15 to 18 years. All we have to say is,
they are just as big value as the men’s we are selling at
310.00. Did you see them? Anyone in need of
clothing should come to our
Great Mid-Summer
[Iii-HALF PRICE Clothing Sale.
Every Garment Guaranteed.
“K
If you are not satisfied with your purchase when you get home
bring it back and get your money.
0M8Tlli'li Bills.
TWO STORES.
14 South Main Street, Masonic Building,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Clean
Stable
lakes a clean animal. Ifake a restful bed for the
horse or cow—use due clean straw to make it so—
and you have a cleanly-looking horse or a closely
looking cow. Don’t neglect good feed—it's all illi-
portant. Good feed and a good bed make both
man and animal healthy.
Your own common sense will tell you where’n
best to buy, after you’ve traded here awhile.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer. e
BEST FEED BRANCH omen, .
FOR HORSES scones ' ,
sun CATTLE. LIVERY cream. - i
TO THE BICYCLISTS: ’
Have You Seen it ? \\ Q :1
The newest. most useful and drossicst erticle‘ mar ' E
BICYCLE NAME PLATE 1n Ster Bilv . all! have inf
your name and address on your wh thereby identifying '
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEll,
liPElli IlllllSE lllllCli. IllllllilK. Ill. é .
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Two - Different- Meetings. in
LOW PRICES! CHEAP GOODS !
We have always combined the lormer with goods of a high standard of
quality. and will continue as we have in the past to entirely ignore the Iattc.
We especially refer you today to a few broktm lots of
LIGHT SUMMER SUITS,
that formerly sold at from .10 to 310 now marked
. $7.30.
Comeandsesthsm now. They willnothehsrsnext wsskas we have
put a’ 00 price on them.
J not the weather for that (
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 25c, 50c.
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
CLOTHIEB. lliTTEll and FillilllSllEll.‘
Mahatitmt Hotel BlochStfllllNNMit
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