imam mm ._ ’ Wk. loath lea-walk and l” ‘... Down ‘lewn. T0 ADVERTISERS. MW, bntehangs cannot be in- Marissasoriahiunleucopyie sent inbuio’clocb in the afimwon of the lchAamfldesircd. , mum: '. Smith is making imprott- to his raidencc on West street. ‘ A new walk has been laid at the drive: any oi A. Solmans' Washington street m .._._.__. -—10 cakes oi soap, 25:, N. Y. store, Saturday. " Rev. W. J. Slocum attended the inn- 2» mini Rev Father Hughes, at Hartford. 5 this morning. ,, Edward Beard has had several of the dead elms trees in trout oi his handsome residence on West street, cut down. . Rev. W. W. Leete, oi Rockford, 11]., ‘ will occupy the pulpit oi the South Nor- ‘walk Congregational church, tomorrow. ‘ The Rev. J. H. Slater. oi Rowayton, " will preach in the South Norwalk ‘ Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. ——Headquarters ior gents' and children's bathing suits, in cotton and wool, at the very lowest prices, at hi. 8. Smith’s. The steamer Favorite will make an ex- cursion to Pleasure Beach, tomorrow aitsrnoon. leaving the steamboat wharf at 2 o'clock, and returning at 4:30. A dog owned by T. I. Raymond had a tit near the post-odice, this morning, and irightened a number oi people. The ca- nine finally recovered and started ior home. This is said to he the greatest fruit year in two decades, and iruit is not only moreabundant, but it is oi .better liner, and is much cheaper than for twenty years. -—Chicken 12in, New York market. . lotorman Joseph Smith, oi the Ner- walk Street Railway line, has been sus- ( pended on account oi running into Ruins Buttery’s wagon near the armory. Ir. Smith was in no wise to blame, but the company has a rule under which it sus- pends a motorman whose car runs into anyone. Nelson Taylor recently purchased Paul, by McGregor, irom Stephen Hoyt’s Sons. New Canaan, to drive with his other horse. He now possesses the handso-est hay team in town, which, with an ele— gant new trap irom Flynn .9; Doyle, Bantam, makesa very stylish turnout. The team can go in three minutes very handily. —-Auother lot of children’s gingham and cambric dresses, 29c. each, worth 750., at Ii. S. Smith's. 0n the nomination oi Captain R. J. Doyle, oi Company D, non-commission- ed oilicers were appointed by Colonel Frost as follows: Corporsls Charles Pen- nington, Wilbur H. Wilson and Albert Johnson to he sergeants; Privates Joseph ‘W. WalshI Frank F.‘ Oertle, Alexander 1“. Mann, William ii. Bloom te be cor- porals, all to rank from August 9th. One oi the laws in the new “Blue Book,” just distributed, that will be read with interest by the business people is . ens which relates to the abolishing oi days oi grace. Eeretoiors when a note fall due on a holiday it was customary ”‘ ' ior the note to be paid on the day previ- ous with three days oi grace. The new law provides that when a note or drait becomes due on a day observed as a boil- day the paper is payable on the day lol- lowing, but the three days oi grace is no longer recognized. --Come to the N. Y. store and get 1 lb. heat butter iree. Saturday. In these days. everybody is trying to make money by ialr means or ioul, and wildcat schemes are found on every hen‘tooatch the unwary investor. A , person car make no mistake, however, in investing in one oi those tickets oi The Recreation Tourist company.who are ” running personally conducted tours to Newport, Block island, Saratogs, Lake George, Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls, ;_ White Heuctaina, all expenses paid. " Get tickets and iull information oi your agent,orsendto Peck 6: Bishop, New Haven. .mBlueiish Bots lb. New York Market. mum-pm mu: to heses‘aaa ' popular lad is Norwslk. The tTramway . cempwy'a “governor‘s car" can be «harmed ior such parties. -—l‘ake the private governor‘s car at the Norwalk Tramway Co. ior trolley parties One at James Betta’ horses got out oi the stable on lott avenue, last night, and roamed about town. successfully eluding all attempts at capture ior some time. The engine on the paper trainjblew out a cyclinder head at liott Haven, this morning. and the newspapers were de- layedan hour andla halt in getting to South Norwalk. —Free, 1 lb best butter with 1 lb. tea. N. Y. store., Contractor A. Bach is carting large quantities oi stone on John H. :Knapp’ s 107, and will use them in constructing the walks on West street, ior which Iir. Bach has the contract to lay several thousand ieet. —Prime rib roasts l3c., Buttery Bros., 58 Beldeu avenue. Charles E. Benedict, oi Wesleyan University, will occupy the pulpit oi the First Methodist Episcopal church,Sun- _ day morning. Theme, “The World’s Conqueror.” Rev. A. H. Goodsnough will preach in the evening. Comstock Brothers, the leading] cloth- iers 0! Norwalk and South Norwalk, have donated one oi their best all-wool sweeten to the Naromake Gun club as a priesto he shot ior this afternoon, at their grounds at Gregory’s Point. —Ladies’ separate skirts in the latest styles, $2 25 upwards, at II. S. Smith‘ . The unloading oi the barge oi crushed stone ior the Norwalk streets was com- pleted yesterday. It was intended to re- sume operations on East avenue today, but the heavy shower this morning made the streetso muddy it was not deemed ndvinble. Rev. L. H. Angler, oi Boston. who preached in the South Norwalk Congre- gational chureh. last Sunday. exhibited with considerable pride, to a tow friends in town, an invitation to preach in Cor- nell University. September 29, ior which service he will receive $75. --Best flour, $4.75 bbl., 60c hag, N. Y. store. Miss Lula M. Snifien, the book-keeper and dramatic critic at Tue Snowmen, has purchased a "Bar-Lock" typewriter. It is the latest model, with all improve. ments and appliances ior business. legal, maniiolding, literary and newspaper work, besides the latest oi all improve- ments—visible writing. It is a very pretty machine. ——-Leg of lamb 19m, Buttery Bros, 58 Beldeu avenue. Simeon R. Keith, 0! Norwalk. who was chosen one at the Connecticut dele- gates to attend the National Railway Postal clerks convention at Chicago, September 3. will leave Nerwalk the lat- tir part oi August. I‘Sim” is popular with all the railway postal clerks. The other deZegate is C. B. Beers. oi Bridge- port; slternate, Alonzo C. Walton, New Haven. —Shoulder steak, 3 lb. 25c , at Buttery Bros, 58 Beldeu avenue. In the list of towns which have already applied ior the state aid in the matter oi good roads the name oi Norwalk does not appear. Applications have been re ceived irom thirty towns. The appro- priation being only $75,000. the commis- sioners will allow only $1,000 oi the state's money to each town that applies, and the work has to be done under speci- fications iurcished by the state commis- sloa. ~The purest coilee atLane‘s restaurant. Compliments seem to be coming our way just now—not only ior Tue SENT!- Nl-Zl. as a newspaper, but ior its mechani- cal department. The inland Printer, published in Chicago, which Is the re- cognized authority on matters typogra- phical, has the iollowing to say under the heading at "Review oi Specimens Received:" “From Richard )1. Beaten, South Norwalk, Conn: A large package oi general commercial work oi average good quality. Most oi the samples are good specimens oi display and the press work averages high." Mr. Benton is superintendent oi the mechanical depart- ment oi'lm: Evnmso Ses‘nsni. allies, and the paragraph quoted serves to show the quality at work he turns out. «~For goli caps call at O‘Brisa'e. “ Pure and Sure.” Galois Biscuit, cake, pot pies and hurts. Dump m puddle Sally Lune, Medina,e will: griddlfs’cakan beatitfslweya Tangle! Excelsi I F. D L WTON&CO. 22 South Main Street. The cock will be pleased with the meat we send you and you will be satisfied. We are proud 0! the fact that we have the best and most critical line oi custom- ers in South Norwalk, and that we al- ways satisiy theml. Nil YflllMlllfl F. S. AYERS. PBBPBIETBB. J ACKSON’TS PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LATEST STYLE A'nl Infill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons, and_to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) “'1'. y MRGE COLLECTION OF UHTLDREN‘S STUDIES. E. M. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Mead’s Coniectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. EDWARD STREET, Great reduction all through the line. General clearing up. All summer goods must go, and go quickly. Be among the first to secure the greatest bargains that have been offered this summer. You have never bought dry goods as cheap as we are ’sel- ling them. Sale commences todsy. EDWAIRD STREET, NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK. SHBBTY SHEAYIBBB. BATTER. CCUPIES a rtion oi E. Gusowskl‘s store. corner oi all and W ater stnrets. Nor- walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring hats. caps. etc. amt! 55:53 Mr. William Henry llumlstcn. Organist and Director South Not-walk Congregational church. teacher oi Plano. Organ. Harmony. :30 Buyvlew‘sve 12 Kim = The Ladies’ id society oi Calvary Bap- tist church 1 give a lawn party at J. J. Grant's, 85 North avenue, next Friday aiternoon and evening. ~15O doz gents’, ladies‘ and children‘s hosiery—samples -to be sold at half price. Friday, Saturday and Monday at M. S. Smith's. Where Rev. A. E. Wyatt will preach both morning and evening. tomorrow, at the Norwalk Methodist church. Short ser- Exner'ence vices will be held. Everybody made welcome. counts Miss Emily Ireland, oi South Nor- walk, has passed a successiulexamina- tion and has been admitted to the Mt. Sinai Training School ior Nurses, New York city. it anywhere. is in the pre- paration oi prescriptions. We liud we have averaged three thousand oi them a year since we started in business. and believellthls tobeat least hali oi those written in this city, within that period. These ligures afford a pretty good argument why you should bring such work to us. Our experience (adds noth- lng to your expense: ibut a good deal to your security. ~Forequarter lamb Be. N. Y. market. At the First Congregational church,»- morrow morning, the pastor will speak upon “Christianity as a History." Even- ing subject. “The Early Years oi a Iiau, Alter God‘s Own Heart." Ewerybody welcomed. The semi-annual meeting oi the Odd Fellows‘ Veteran association will be held on Thursday, August 15. at hierwin‘e Point. The dinner will be served at Saniord'a at 2 p. m The memlmrs and their ladies are invited. -~Free butter. N. Y. store. Plaisled’s Drug Store tinder Mahschemo Hotel, 3 W ASlllliBTilll STREET. South Norwslk, Conn. Iiise Sophie (irotensohn is hooked to sail irom Europe today ior America. She isaprepoesesslng German girl and comes this long distance to wed Henry Kampi, the genial young barber employ- ed at E. Apoll's. The steamship is sche~ duied to arrive August 22. --The latest Yblii?fiuby. iD’Brien's. A local branch at the Hertilerd Lite and Annuity insurance company has been organized in town. The ‘presldsrit ls Christian Swarm; vice preslklent; H. B. Rogers; secretary B. D. Smith; tress- ursr;J. A. Ploneo: attorney. James '1‘. Bubbell. The directors are dumb ii. Hyatt. J. P. Francis, W. H. Smith. W. Ii. Bette and A. 0. Wheeler. ulmvest prices in the city, iii. if. mkt Expressman Wallace Croiult. who is sick in bed at his home on Witshington street, sent word to The Benson. office, this morning, that, contrary to state insets that havsbeen made. so brother Fred took with him when he went away about one more than was dine him. liaprsrsman Gretel says it was money Me 9—way...— ' ll S P3.Il * NEAT AND STYLISH PATTERNS. SERVICEABLE ”GOODS. We Have Separated Them Into Two Lots. PANTS AT 9.5] .49. Many of them are all wool, been selling at $2.50. $I.98 LOT Includes a great variety of patterns, many of them selling at $3 and over. EXTRA GOOD VALUE,’ YOUR MONEY BACK IF ______’YBll WANT IT. BBMSTBBK BBBS. CLOTHIERS, 14 South Main street, Masonic Building, South Norwalk. lmimially despised-411m: he it found out. But Imwmmm people will sue/(tin Hi: manhunt in his aim“ lo mt‘c full tt'eight moi value if the oiher fel' [nun-.2419 the prt'te. ’ The), Ml of a man in New Jer‘ say of ulmm ituas mid he uould bilea gram of coil}: in (note make Twig/1t. It strikesme that he uuuld won (emu to (hrow the uhol: main back into [In bin lobe sold uni-again It pays to, givegood ~ iulue tor numey. I GIVE Full "Tight, Good Quality, amlSell as Low as (my one: in the business. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. . .: . . ‘ - . Wt... .15., ~ .. a try- . . x. . r. _ --..._......_.._._.-.-__.... ._.. BEST on .us BRANCH omen. ‘ a"; For: HORSES somass' AND CATTLE. LIVERY erases. TO THE BICYCLISTS: Have You Seen It s The newest. most useful and dressiest article' in the k BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterling Silver. 0:111“ haovtt; our name and address on your whee thereb ide tii it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made. y n ying FBB SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEB, BPEBA "BUST BlBBK. NBBTYAlK, BB“. 0 s. ' mm 3 City Employment Agency. Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent lirlpln an) «apulty can obtain ihtl name at the above agonpy. Also those desiring posi‘ lions. Wanted Immediately Two book keepers. three cmhmen one rrlner. ilvs cmks. oi ht lrl- for general caseworkfli‘wo nAl mt so its. Situations Wanted immediately. For four cashiers. air salealadlen. one tear-h or. air waitress“. live chamhertnaltls. two Taylor a com... llealEslaleanalnsurance. wasrmtoron mnnr. Persons loving,m1 icraiot.or house with the view are “fit: call and examine our m1lint. a ha «in at sale ins offices nartoi the tall Pasture Beach (WIN ma ’1'"! KIWI. nurse girls. mm “whim-lb Malnslreet. South Not-walk. SEA 30m) 0" ALL 3mm. ~— ~ ~~ y “" Fall Show Dinner. 15 cents. MI‘. King 8 nossaana narsotoemm man scuu:n_,_§,!!!l Bovs Bellini. gymnasium lie-open Sept. 26. ‘l'heflehuol Prepares Thomghly (or (inl- “marina-ine- t coil: have on erred This sacrum many of ltsgratl TO ADVERTISERS- E haad~ sflofl Chan cannot be teed theggzme day copy ed in. Every willbemadeto e “SW“ 5%“ Store unanimity and Saturday evenings , Norwalk. . r d2“ A TRADE SERMON. “ A Fair.) ller'qh! is an .limmiuution: ' Acheat 1'8 3“.
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