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in leewalh. nears Imam see
My Dating The” Diurnal Journey-
tnwannandbswn'lawn.
, ”ADVERTISERS.
Cheaper cannot be guaranteed the
mMmiehandedut. Every reo-
soaablem'ortwill bemdetoacoommo-
“spam",butchanpe cannot be in-
sfstaduponaearightunleascopyis sent
‘abyio‘cloch in the afternoon of the
laybeforechangeiedeeired.
-—Legs of lamb, 12c. at People’s Mer-
kst. Ne. 18 North lain street.
The Pioneers. of Norwelk, will have n
scrubbing bse at their headquarters to-
night.
Charles Ferris has accepted employ-
. J meat as clerk at 0. K. Seofleld's grocery
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store on lain street, Norwalk.
Charles Yost. of South First street, has
gone to New London for three weeks, as
steward on board a sailing vessel.
Sherman Commendery, U. 0. G. 0.,
will hold a lawn party. next Wednesday
night, at the home of W. F. Bryant,
East avenue.
A meeting of The Knob club govern.
ing' committee is called at Taylor dc
Golden’s oiIice at 7 o’clock tonight.
The Norwalk headquarters of the
EncyclopediaBritannice have been moved
to Brennan’s music store at 50Well street,
adjoining the Summer. branch office.
—hiedam A. Hercht has moved from
4 Franklin st. to 10 Franklin st., 80. Nor.
The full board of commissioners of
Putnam Park were at the park yester-
dny afternoon. looking over the new
improvements that have mently been
made there.
Funeral services over the remains of
Emma Andaman, daughter of Oscar end
Lena Andaman, were held from the
house, 100 Ely avenue, this afternoon.
She was eight months old.
. Charles E Baldwin, who wee burned
{out of his home on West street about a
month ago, has rented a portien of Mrs.
Charles Raymond’s house on the same
street. and was moved in yesterday by
Eapreenmen Cannon.
—Shoulder steak, 3 lbs. for She, at Peo-
ple’s Ifarket, No. 13 North Main street.
H. S. Brown, the shoe dealer on
Washington street, has had his store
fitted up with the latest style of bicycle
ladders, which can be easily and quickly
transferred to any portion of the store.
The newly elected cflicers of Blaine
Commandery, No. 517, U. 0. G. 0., of
Danbury, will be installed tonight. D.
G. C. Bryant end G. K. of R. Simone, of
Norwalk, will be present. Light refresh-
ments will be served at the close of the
installation ceremonies.
The Arion Singing society held a
meeting last night and admitted four
new members. In Krause. Henry
chnich, D. W. Raymond end Charles
Guyer. The candidates for membership
areWiliiam Steggmuller and Mr. Heli-
mnn. A special meeting will be held
none”. the 12th inst. '
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l A meeting of the South Norwalk Fire
pertment will be held at the rooms of
team Hose company tonight at 8
n’clnck, fer the purpose of transacting
any business pertaining to the Connecti-
tState Firemen's emulation conven-
tion that may be proper ts be brought
)befsrs the meeting.
—Lowest prices, New York Market.
Hery Sheldon, wife of Sylvenus B.
Sheldon, who is an inmate of the Sol.
diers’ Home at Norotsn, died Wednes-
day afternoon at the hilddletowa Insane
Asylum. where she has been for a num~
her of years. Shawna in the eighty~
eighth year of her age. Undertaker
Gregory went to that place yesterday,
and brought the remains to South Ner-
wslk end interred them in Pine island
cemetery.
The Nerotnske Gun club. at their
shoot tomorrow. will inaugurate a series
of handicap prize shoots, each member
being allowed a given number of targets
to shoot at. according to his record this
sssssn. The handicaps range from
twenty totwentyasven targets. entrance
{ran to members. and it is expected these
events will create no little interest and
bringout somegood scores. as all have
at equal chance to win.
Each in
The South Norwslhn will cross bits
tomorrow afternona with the Darlene
on the Baxter grounds.
'
The city councils of Noraslk andSeuth
Nurwnlk will hold their regular monthly
meetings next Monday night.
The national convention of the Union
Veterans’ Union and the Women Relief
U oion will open in Lima, 0 , August 6.
The hour for the military companies
to assemble at the Armory on August
12, preparatory to starting for camp, has
been changed from 6 o'clock to 5:30 a. m
—Forrquarter lamb, tic. N. Y. lfarket.
Iiayor Lee in removing sunken stones
from the front street line of his prem-
lees in order to improve his well kept
lawn.
Somebody oughttopave the roadway
under the Meadow street bridge. Its
cramped condition necessitates the best
possible roadway.
——Chlcken, 12in. New York Market.
Mrs. Mary Hobart, of Norwnlk, is
around town withe petition asking for
the pardon oi Marie Berberi. Several
- hundred signers have been secured here.
A large force is at work on the Stand-
ard Oil grounds, ditching them and pre-
paring tor the buildings. More laborers
are wanted, and home labor. so far as
possible. is given the preference.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
held a special meeting lent night and ap:
pointed a committee upon entertainment
consisting of J. B. Morris, E. J. Thomas,
Frank Cousins end William H. Smith.
After the meeting there was music end a
social time.
The record game of the season in
doubles was played at the Norwalk Lawn
Tennis club's courts, yesterday, between
A. B. Rumnll and Louis Menard end
R. VanBuren and R. B. Keeler. The
letter were winners by a score at 1846.
The Central Labor Union has decided
not to have a ten-mile track race at its
Labor Day picnic thin year. The events
will be e one-mile novice, one-mils open,
two~mils open, one-mile boys’, and one
hundred yard slow race.
—Coi!ee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane’s
John W. Banks and Charles H. Tack,
commissioners on the insolvent estate of
W. W. & R. hi. Keys. have made their
report. Preferred claims of 0713 24 end
general claims of $5,875.63 were allowed.
The estate will about he suiiicient to
liquidate the preferred chime—Bridge-
port Union.
A jolly party from Arnold's foundry
will sail across the Sound Saturday
night on the yacht Gracie, returning
early Monday morning. Those booked
to go are Joseph M. Whitney. Will
McQuillan, John Howard, Edward
Kenney, Leslie Whitney, Albert Olsen
and John Williams.
Thr Sved society, a Swedish temper-
ence organization of Bridgeport, held a
picnic at Avon Park, Bridgeport, last
evening. There were 300 or 400 people
present. Dancing was the principal at-
traction. The belles of the evening, says
the Homing Union, were Alma Ander-
sen, Fannie Helmer and Helge Rnssmus-
sen, of South Norwalk.
—Flue sugar cured ham. iOic, at Pso
ple'e Iarhet, No. 13 North Iain street.
The ilret match game of the Norwaik
Cricket club will be played to-morrow
afternoon with the Stamfords, on the
club's ground at Nor-walk Park. The
Norwslk team will be in charge of Cap-
tain leggy. All arrangements havebeen
completed for the entertainment of the
visitors. and a banquet will be served
in St. George Bell after the game.
——C. H. Harvey's secrliice sale.
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it is expected that a good-sired delega-
tion of butchers from Norwnlk will
attend the barbecue to be held at Avon
Park. Bridgeport, August 14, under the
auspices of the Butchern' Protective asso~
cistlon. Over fifty head of sheep and
twenty-five of cattle will be prepared for
those in attendance. The leaves of bread
to be shipped for use at the Park will
number 2,600. There will be twenty-live
carvers and a large force of waiters on
hand.
inonwerx saws on stem race]
“Pure and Sure."
Goings
gredient is tested before compounding, and
it must be found of the highest standard The halting
powderiheifistested. That’swhyeechspooni'ul
does
Excelsior, 1 “
Tanglefoot. 2 sheets for 8 cents.
‘6
1 cent.
F. o. LAWTON & oo.
22 80““! Main Street.
Barnumik Bailey shows outdone. The greatest show on earth for your
money is at the NEW YORK IABKEI‘. You cin livehetter and cheaper than
you ever have been able to do before. Here are a few of our prices:
Leg Lamb, mic per lb.
Lamb Chops, l2§c per lb.
Veal Chops. 14c and 160 per lb. ‘
Prime Rib Boast. 12c to 150 per lb
Round Steak, 120 per lb.
Porterhoune. 200 per in.
Forequarter Lamb, do per lb.
Veniflutlet, 20c per lb.
Veal Roast, 10c to 15c per lb.
Bibs. Shoulder Steak for 250.
Sirloin Steak. the per lb.
New York Market,
Frank 8. Ayers.
Proprietor.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LAT!!! sun: All) rmrsn. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the ilnut productions of “I. PHOTOGRAPH“) ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OI” CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
58
Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET,
ID—SUlfliER is here and no one appreciates the fact more than the live.
merchant. He is constantly watching hie 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 th
turers and wholesale dealers. In 0 er to do it. of course, we
appear from importers, manufac-
arc oblig-
edtokeepour 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
below cost. but they must
down. Some of them very much
go. All stocks have seen the pruning knife.
HOSIERY—Ledies’,Gente’ and Children's Tan Hose,25c e peir.former rice,35c and
37in; Lsdien‘ Black Rose, 12in, former price, 18c and 20.3.
ave the best
8U MMER CORSET. at 50c made. You will find many merchants ask 75c for the
same kind.
SHIRT WAISTS are marked low.
LAWNS. 8s per yard, former price, 10c to 12¢.
DIMITII, 12in per yard, former price. 15c to 200.
BATH TOWELS, 100, 12in, 17c and 250 apiece. 25 per cent. lower than before.
FANCY GOODS department is busy. as it always is. No such an assortment to he
found in the twin cities as we show.
STREET,
EDWARD
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
The prices are ridiculous for such choice goods.
. NORWALK.
SHOHTT SHERWOOD. HATTEH.
OOOUPIIB exertion of I. Guaowskl'n store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
welk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hats. caps. etc. afltf
Mr. William Henry ilumleton.
Organist and Director South Norwnlk
Congregational church, teacher of
Plano. Organ. Harmony. 20 Bayvlew are
)2 3m
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Liverymnn Beucey Pociey this week
purchased from Theedore H. Olsen. in
South Norwalk, the hendsomeet team of
bay horses to be found in this vicinity
William Flemming. treasurer; George
W. Oberlander, secretary; George J.
Oberlander, captain ,and George 8. Del-
lsy. lieutenant, were appointed at a
meeting, Wednesday night, as officers of
the fire company. The meeting adjourn-
ed until August 8
The Darlene will go to South Norwalk
Saturday and play the team of that place
On the Baxter grounds.
Dr. J. J. Kindred, of the Darien
senitnrium, has purchased the James L.
Weed place on Summer street, Stamford.
and intends to transfer his alcoholic
patients from this place to Stamford, and
have the building exclusively for their
use.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Edwards
returned Wednesday from a three weeks'
visit to Portsmouth, N. E.
Charles Williamson, is expected home
from Springfield. less . today where he
has been enjoying a three weeks' vs-
cation. .
A daughter was born last Monday to
Kr. and Ira. Alfred Jellliie.
All but two dog owners out of the
large number of names handed to Cos-
stabie Keelsr have paid their dog tax,
and it is probable these two will settle in
a few days.
Jemrs Roscoe, of Nor-elk, clerk for
Joseph Bates. the butcher, kindled a
bonilre in the back yard. yesterday.
The llamas communicated with the
wood pile of Postmaster George Everett.
and fore few minutes there was some
lively hustling to extinguish the tire. it
was finally accomplished with a few polls
of water.
The machinery used in baring the ar-
tnslnn well at Great Island for Daniel
Edger, broke last Saturday, end the big
drill went to the bottom, 1.100 feet below
thssuriane of the earth. it was neces-
sary to send to New York for more
machinery. and yesterday the drill was
recovered. Themes have now been at
work six months, and the flow of water
at this depth does not appear to be greel~
tsrthna when the well had reached
Fix-Chief of Police John B. imkwood,
ofNorwnlh. is now an inmate of the
Soldiers’ Home.
Ire. Carrie E. Pack, of this city, has
gone to Darlsn to attend the golden
wedding of Ir. and IreW. EWlllmott,
otthstplens.snd to nine in receiving
menus, of which there promises to
he a large numbw.--Mgsport Post.
Awhsnllnnnfthnrightaortdsl not”
havswhsdsnahlshsse bet I wait
THE FLORENCE B.
FOH EXOOHSIOHS.
The “Florence 8." Captain Roy Comsiock.
can be chartered for excursions.
commodetlone. first class cabin. charter reas-
onable. Apply tothe captain. or William P.
Beers. 18 2m
m
Good ac-
Where
Ex
perlence
Counts
if anywhere, is in the pre-
pnretion of prescriptions.
We find we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business, and believeithis
tobeetlcaat half of those
writteuln this city, within
that period.
These iigurns siford a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience (adds noth-
ing to your expennezjlbut a
good deal to your security.
Plaisled's Drug Store
Under Mahnnhemo Hotel,
3 WASHIHOTOH :STHEET.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Men
mun...—
fs Paul;
'n-ns season’s srocx.
NEAT AND STYLISH PATTERNS.
SERVICEABLE
GOODS.
We Have Separated Them Into
, Two Lots.
PANTS AT 55 I .49.
Many of lhem are all wool. been selling'al $2.50.
$l.98 LOT
Includes a great variety of
them selling at $3
musicians.
patterns, many of
and over.
EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
Yllllll MllNEY BAcK' IF Yllll WANT IT.
Slum llllflll Monday and Saturday evenings.
’ §
CLOTHIERS,
14 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
r .w 2W,
isn’t ithot?”
It is a time when you must work your horses hard and
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
see the poor animals grew very heated. It is a time
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FOR HORSES
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TO THE BICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it ?
The newest. most useful and dressieet article in the market,
in llullng by Hall and Steamer
WATCH Hlll.
Thursday. iugusl Isl.
From Stamford South Norwatk. West
South ' . Felrneld
only Leo. From New Heron. only all.
Sprint excursion tickets rood.
turn
what
Boomerwalh m a. in:
even. 0:10 a. g Connecting
th mar lock island. or either of the
dsi‘witfni summer means have.
at etch Hill at lib” a. m..
at 13“ list
island
Openlal return train learns New
p. in
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in
your name and address on your
Sterlin
when you must be particularly careful how you feed
them. It does little good to be careful about watering
and about over-feeding,
food. They will be liable to get sick anyhow if you do.
Dry, sWeet hay, clean oats, and pure water are neces-
sary to a good horse, if he is to keep in condition. You
can buy the cats and hay here. I' .you haven’t the
water, you'd better dig a new well.
ANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
if you give them poor, dirty
BRANCH omen,
comma
LIVERY STABLE.
Silver. Can have
when . thereby identifying
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
FOR SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, JEWELEH,
OPERA HOHSE HlOOH.
Notio steers beynndlhsanetis caps.
ru :‘érfl ......' "urn-lime
moraine.
Miamfiawlmhmtl.
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BLOHK ISLAND
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tall“ Paslure Beach
HOHWAlK. OOHH.
"NOTICE.
Special Town Mating
The inhabitanta and inn! voters of
town of Norwelk are hereby entitled the
warned th especial
held in the wn House.
Saturday.
o‘clock n .
onrposee.towit: To nuthoriset
to cause to be no
0:2“! oi Che tor
a tel att e
Assam lyl. entitled
the More Perm
Public Roads of
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in 35%" 'm
«walk. on
the lid day of Ann 1 I
one
the afternoon for
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this State?” a
or nTiiford. or other sinneroadmn
way know as the Connecticut turn
the line between our town t
en. easterly for e diatom a
misoronsuchother b ch we
alh‘. said meeting srelll ts’:
necessary a a
at Norw 'Efi. day of J
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