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ieae nosed Down town.
re auvenrrssns.
‘ ‘Mes moot be guaranteed the
‘ sowedoycopytshuadedis. Every m
vsoeabteqfortroill hsmdetooccmnmo-
datepatrons,butchaape chariot be in-
flednponcsariahtunlesscopyis sent
hbySolclocls in the afternoon of the
fqhdomchanyeisdesirsd.
Dr. W. 1.. wood, of West Ifsin street,
is slowly improving.
lire 0.1!. Scoiield, of Ifain street,
Norwalk, is on the sick list.
Newsdealor J. 1'. m... of Norwalk,
i now located in his new store on Alain
street. Norwalk. \
-"-—An Imperial Crown cigar costs 10c,
and it's worth it. G. S. Trowbridge d:
00.
George F. Brady succeeds Harry
Camp as clerk at Finney &: Benedict's
Norwalk grocery store.-
A game of cricket between Norwalk
and Stamford ”will probably be played at
Norwalk Park on Saturday.
Walter Pillow, formerly clerk for Belts
d: Farrington, is taking lessons as con-
ductor on one of the Tramway cars.
The general committee having in
charge the iiremen’s convention will hold
a meeting tonight in Putnam .Hose
house.
--Ice cream soda at Lane’s.
E. A. Woodward has been confined to
his homeen North Main street for the
past few days, with an attack of dysen-
tery, but is now recovering.
The case of John Filsinger against
Adam Grosechaer, over the title to land
on Lexington avenue, will come up Fri-
day morning before Justice George D.
IKeeler.
! Henry B. Dutcher, formerly a line-
Anon for the Southern New England
slephone company. is now employed in
alike capacity by the Norwalk Tram-
way company.
Caterer Frederick A. Lane was taken
suddenly ill, yesterday morning, and the
attending physician pronounces it a case
of epwndkids. It may be necessary to
have on operation performed.
A -.s. N. A. c. sociable Roton to-nighi.
The Rovers' ten-mile road race at New
Haven, yesterday, was won by E. J.
Maynard, of Scuthington, in twenty-
seven minutes and thirty-three seconds,
with Fred C. Hoyt, of Bridgeport,
scratch, second in 25:08.
The United States But Finishers’ as-
sociation held a convention in Reading
uring the'week beginning Monday, the
th inst. One of the most important sub-
ects considered was the efforts of the as-
iation for some years to secure an in-
rchange of travelling cards with the
Amalgamated Society of Journeymen
Felt Batten of Great Britain. After a
great deal of correspondence, the ex-
change is now an established fact—Eat
Review. ’
—Lcst-—A gold chain bracelet—see ad.
The erection of the new Standard Oil
plant at Wilson Point will undoubtedly,
in time, cause the double tracking of the
Danbnry and Norwalk division, which
work was commenced a few years ago
when the licusatonic leased the line.
Surveys for this improvement are now
hing made, and the work will be done
when the tunnel is widened and a new
depot erected at Norwalk. it is also said
that the Oil company can, with very
little trouble, by the laying of attack
from their new plant to the westward,
reach the main lips of the Consolidated
railroad, should they so desire. This
may also be done in the future.
The Parish Record, published in the
interest of the Brotherhood of St. An~
draw, of Grace church, completed its
first year on Saturday, and in order to
properly celebrate the event, the publish-
ers decided to issue it in an enlarged
form. It now appears with a neatly
printed colored cover, well gotten up, on
the first page of which is an excellent re-
production of the exterior of the church
edifice, which adds much tozthe attrac-
tiveness of the Record. The paper is
well edited and contains a complete re-
cord of the work conducted by Grace
parish. The Record is a fair example of
the enterprise of Grace chapter and it is
a cradltts its hustling managers. We
wish it continued success.
‘ and Ira. John Smithrillenwcod arenas.
The monthly meeting of the Arlen .
Singing society will be held tomorrow
night.
Air. and Airs. Herman Brundsge, of
Halo street. Norwalk, have a baby boy,
born Sunday.
The wellfknown firm of Raymond
Brothers are furnishing material for the
round house at Wilson Point
Joseph S Dunning will lead the regu-
lar prayer meeting in the First ”stile.
dist Episcopal church. tonight.
VlOlI, the little daughter of Air. and‘l V“! Chill”. 140 and 150 P" lb-
hire. Riohsrd Voight, of High street,
South Norwalk,isquite ill with dysen-
tery
—Cof!ee with cream. 50 cup, at lane‘s
The new stesmer harness will shortly
besuspended at Phoenix Engine house,
ready to drop on the horses' backs inn
second.
John W. Font was out this morning,
exercising for the first time one or
Leslie Smith’s colts. The colt is a finely
formed animal and promises to develop
good going qualities.
The shipment of hats from Danhury
for the week just ended was 2,903 cases.
which shows a healthy increase over
previous shipments. and exceeds those of
last year at this period.
At the meeting of the Grand Tribe
United Order of Red Men,held in Water-
bury, Poul Berg, of South Norwelk, was
elected grand. vampoo brave, and G.
Lang, also of this city, was made under
grand chief.
Boniface Thompson‘ a place at Lake
Kenosia has been temporarily turned into
a ship yard and a boat builder trom Nor-
walk is constructing a fleet of fishing
boats for lir. Thompson's patron—Dan
bury News.
Fletcher Werdsh, who met with an
accident at the Cousins shoe factory in
Brooklyn, caused by an elevator" failing
on him, has been discharged from St.
Vincent’s hospital, where he was treated,
and is now visiting Samuel Brundage. on
Halo street. Norwalk.
——The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant.
lire. William Green, of 44 Spring
street, ran a splinter into one of her fin-
gers, a short time ago, and it pained her
so that she went to Dr. Allen, yesterday,
and had it cutout. The finger is swcl.
ion considerably, but will doubtless be
all right in a few days.
All indications point to a large attend-
ance on the popular excursion to Block
Island or Watch Bill, tomorrow, by
special train. This is not to be wondered
at, considering the popularity of both
resorts, and the low rate at which furn-
ished. See advertisement.
While returning from the races, Ion—
day afternoon, and while some distance
below Dorlon Point, the gasolene on the
launch Venture gave out, and Captain
Ainsley B. Reed kindly towed the boat
into the harbor. The trip was a very
pleasant one, and made without acci-
dent.
Uncss Tribe, 1. O R. I, hold a meet-
ing last night, and transacted routine
business. A member of the tribe in
Springfield, last, was present and de-
livered an address, and George Cook, of
Dorian, who took a squaw unto himself
last week, supplied a box of fragrant
Hevanas for the members to smoke.
——S. N A. C. sociable, Baton, this
evening.
Attorney E. If. Lockwood will proba-
bly commence hsbess corpus proceedings
to get Frank Iforton, a Wilton led, out
of the State Reform sobool.where he was
sent by Justice Bliss, of New Canaan.
Iforton desired counsel and sent for Air.
Lockwood. who could not then he found.
When he did arrive at New Canaan, yes-
terday, the boy had been committed.
The justice refused to allow the case to
be re-opencd. ____
A general meeting of the members of
St. Peter's German Evangelical church,
North Alain street, will he held next Sun-
day morning at 11:30 o'clock, following
the morning service. Among the met-
tors of business to come up will be the
election of a trustee to succeed William
GebrIasnn. He was clerk of the Board.
Rev. It. Katerudabl. of Newark, presi-
dent of the Atlantic district, was is
South Norwalk, Ionday night, and at-
tended ameetiug of the trustees of the
church. The sessions of the school have
been resumed.and instruction is given
daily from 9 until 11 o’clock. Rev. N.
F. Jansen, the new pastor, is in charge,
and is meeting with sand success.
“Pure and Sure."
cloud 3
WING POWDER.
Each ingredient to tested before compounding. and
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It must be found of the highest standard The baking
3 ltsclifistested. That'ewhyeachspoonfuldoes
Tanglefoot, 2 sheets for. :8 cents.
Excelsior,‘ 1 " ’ " 1 cent.
F D. LAWTON & co.
.22 South Main Street.
Barnum & Bailey shows outdone. The greatest show on earth for your
money is at the NEW YORK MARKET. You can live better and cheaper than
you ever have been able to do before. Here are a few of our prices:
Leg L1mb,12lc per lb. Forrquarter Lamb, do per lb.
Lamb Chops, l2lc per lb. Veal Cutlet. 20s per lb.
Veal Roast, 100 to 150 per lb.
8 lbs. Shoulder Steak for 25c.
Sirloin Steak, 100 per lb.
Prime Rib Roast. 12c to 150 per lb
Round Steak, 12c per lb.
Porterhouse, 200 per m.
New York Market,
‘Frank 8. Ayers. - .., Proprietor.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST STYLE All) l'lltlsll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patron,
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) Alfl'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. iii. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mesd's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET,
M ID—SUIikiER is here and no one appreciates the fact more than the live
merchant. He is constantly watching his stock to see that nothing is
carried over to another season. It is our aim to be up to the times, and
to show the new, choice goods as the appear from importers, manufac-
turers and wholesale dealers. in or er to do it. of course, we are oblig-
ed to keep our stock moving At all times you will find genuine bar-
gains in our store, that will be hard to find elsewhere At present, all
our summer goods are marked way down. Some of them very much
below cost. but they must go. All stocks have seen the pruning knife.
BOSTERY—Lndies’ .Gents‘ and Children’s Tan Hose,25c a pair,former rice, 350 and
37:1}0 Ladies' Black Rose, i2lc, former price, 18c and 20s. ave the best
SU libiER CORSETé at 500 made. You will find many merchants ask 75c for the
some n .
SBIRI‘ WAISTS are marked low. The prices are ridiculous for such choice goods.
LAWNS. 8c per yard, former price, 10o to l c.
DlMlTlES,12ic per yard. former price. 15c to 200.
BATH TOWELS,10c,12l., 17c and 25s apiece. 25 per cent. lower than before.
FANCY GOODS department is busy, as it always is. No such an assortment to be
found in the twin cities as we show.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
Silililll Sliilllliiiiné Illiiiil. THE FLORENCE 3.
Fill iitllllilillls.
corner of Welland Water streets. Nor-
walk. Call andseethelateet styles in aging
The‘Tlorenee 8." Captain Roy (kimsiock,
can be chartered for excursions. Good ac-
hats. cape, etc.
commutation. first class cabin. charter reas-
onable. Apply tome captain. or William P.
Beers. is 2m
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Mr. William Henry Humiston.
Orianist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church. teacher of
20 Bayvlew are
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The Colored Social club, of Norwaik.
will hold a fair next week Thursday
evening.
Plano, Organ. Harmony. -
Colonel Frost will visit Company K,
of Bridgepori,this evening, and Company
8 next Tuesday evening. The main ob-
ject is to test the members of the various
companies in guard duty.
-Don’t forget the Athletic club picnic
at Roton to-night. Dancing 8 till i.
A special meeting of the voters of the
Five Ifile River school district will be
held next Monday night in the school
house, for the purpose of laying a tax
and transacting other business.
Among the latest acquisitions to the
membership of Welcome Stranger Lodge,
Sons of St. George, is C. F. Page. This
organization is in a prosperous and grow.
Where
ing condition, applications for member- ExperICnce
ship being received at nearly every meet.
in . '
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The excursion of the steamer Favorite
next Sunday afternoon will be to Sea
Cliff, L. I , not Bowery Bay, as hereto-
fore announced. SeeCliff is a delight-
ful spot, and a few years ago was a
favorite picnicking ground for excursion-
iats from South Norwalk.
if anywhere, is in the pre~
paration of prescriptions.
We find we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business, and believeIEthis
tobeat least half of those
written in this city, within
that period. .
These figures afford a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience [adds noth-
Ing to your expensembnt a
good deal to your security.
A special meeting of the Independent
Social club was held last night with
Robert E. Dudley, of Indiana street.
Arrangements for the anniversary sell
of the club were completed. The mora-
bers and their young lady friends will
leave the steamboat wharf at 9 o’clock
Friday morning, in the naphtha launch
Venture, and enjoy a short sail on the
Sound, landing at Lsureitoa Grove, L.
1., where they will enjoy a dinner and
dancing, returning home early in' the
evening. The next meeting of the club
willbe held next Tuesday night with
Charles E. Jennings, .lr., West street.
Plaisied's Drug Store
Under Mahackemo Hotel,
3 Ill.ASIl|IlIiTIIIIII STREET,
m South Norwalk, Conn. .......
A business meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's Society Christian Endeavor. of the
South Norwelk Baptist church, was held
last night. Reports were read by the
chairman of the various committees
who were present, thus: Prayer meet-
ing, Rev. B. O. Sherwood; lookout. Eo-
nest Hopkins; missionary, Ire. D. R.
Robinson; temperance, Ire. Howard
Sherwood. Ifeny plans and suggestions
were made and discussed by both the
president, Ire. John Tryon, and those in
attendance at the meeting. It was very
evident that there is a heartfelt desire to
make the society instrumental for much
good,abslpto itself and others. it is
earnestly hoped by all members that the
aerial: months will prove a season of
great fruitfalness; that the seed of Cbrin
tlsn helpfulness, sewn in the prayer
moelag, and that of Christian fellow-
shlpis the hmiosss meetiemimi spring
up and grow and the result he a risk
harvest tee to lesser. ,
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The Popular
Star- Brand
98 cents.
All of these Shirts have been selling at $1.50 and 82 apiece.
Light and dark colors. All desirable patterns and all sizes.
Other brands and patterns selling at 49 and 75 cents, re-
duced 25 and 30 per cent.
STBAW HATS at '5 Price!
$2.00 for $1.00.
1.50 for .75.
1.00 for .50.
.75 for .38.
.50 for .25.
IlIIMSTIIIlII IIIIIIS.
TWO STORES.
14 South Main Street,
Masonic Building,
South Norwalk. "
“Whew, isn’t it hot?”
lt' Ir] a time when you must work your horses hard and
see the poor animals grew very heated. It is a time
when you must be particularly careful how you feed
them. It does little good to be careful about watering
and about over-feeding. if you give them poor, dirty
food. They will be liable to get sick anyhow if you do.
Dry, sweet hay, clean oats, and pure water are news-
sary to a good horse, if he is to keep in condition. You
can buy the cats and hay here. If you haven’t the
water, you'd better dig a new well.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
‘3' BEST GRAIN BRANCH crews,
t’q FOR HORSES SOLMANS‘
AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE.
TO THE BICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it 7
The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES In Sterling, Silver. Can have
your name and address on your whee thereby identifying
It. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
FIIII SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEIl,
OPEIIA IIIlIISE IIIIlIlII, llIlIlliAllI, IlIlIlI.
NOTICE.
SpecialiownMeelingI
=25; ...
An iluting by Hall and Steamer
WATIIII HILL
OR The inhabitants and legal voters of the
town or Norwalk are hereby dad and
warned that a special town will be
held In “mt wn noun, , on
natiirdaydh 0 3d day of August, 1
o'clock nwth etafternoopfiofor a: 1' ing
wi c an rise
AND RETURN. tgzmohe construe. . under
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Benin [airfield Bridgeport and Mn ord. road. a'ri ord.orothsr stemmed,“ oaths
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tumwofignd; spscliioti'mln and stexamsr on of on. 0W" TO? I dtown 01 :%l
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Special train leaves Stamford." 0:60 a. m: 3“” “"1 M5 9 all ates to
South HONDA“ 7'“ .s . n ' h d of) &
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above
Mimi.” Sill at 10:“ a.m..ba31: Block Ionian:
was pm Returning t leaves
islen a to. In .and Watch Kill use» p.
Special return train leaves New lnudon at 5m to
Bali Pasture Beach
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