, 10 inventions.
,. unset new the
mansion. Myron-
intense Coolidge. or High street,
walk, who has been,ill, is improv-
me... I. Raymoodmf the ilrm or
,WBrothers, is quite sick at his
”Hubble.
hinpaslal Crown 10c. cigars cannot
beheaten. Verdict oi smokers.
' The choir at Grace church will give an
Christmas“ in the Norwaik Opera
House in Octoberm
llrs James Mitchell, of one street, is
slowly recovering from a paralytic
shock sustained last Saturday.
' a... Benedict and the liners Peck se-
companied Captain 8 Peck to New York
on the propeller City of Norwalk, yester.
day.
~Ood'ee with «can, do cup, at Lane’s
-————--w
The trustees of the German Evangeli-
cal church will hold their regular meet-
ing tonight, at the chapel on North Main
Inset.
Jacob Lassen is carrying the mails bee
twesnlheposhotllce and the depot for
Walter Hall, duringtho latter’s absence
y lb Nianttc.
A meeting of Trinity parish was held
lastevening, at which applications tor
rectors were considered, but no definite
action was takes»
The Norwalk butchers who are in
Ridgsport today attending the barbecue
at Avon Park. are Jacob Bohaub, A. G.
Judson, W. F. Lockwood, E. S. Adams,
A. llalmo. A. Avison and J. E. Wixou.
—The purest codes at lane's restaurant.
At the regular meeting of Loliise
Lodge,Sons of Herman, heldlast night
iaGsrmania Hall, the regular budness
« of the society was transacted, after
which the election of a deputy took
place. Frilz,Gallus was elected for a
" ssrmoitwo years. Mr. Galina succeeds
‘ William Weieheit, whose term of oiiice
hasexpired.
The funeral of the late Charles R.
Townsend was held yesterdayafternoon,
trom the residence of his sister, Mrs. hi.
B. Mitchell, West street. Rev. B. N.
Dunning officiated. The bearers were
Edwin Wilcox, Nelson Dickerman,
Daniel Dunlop and David Reardon.
There wereanumber of beautiful liora'
1. tributes. The burial was in Pine Island
I!" watery.
Luther ll. Wright is showing enter-
prise in having Contractor Bach lay a 350
foot walk in (rout of his property on
Cedar street. This street has been in
terrible condition for the past few years,
and now that it has been repaired, walks
should he laid. Possibly there will be
others who will (allow Ir. Wright's ex
ample, and lay them beiore ordered to
do so by the Council.
-—Don’t target the excursion to Niac-
tic and Iiilitary camp. Str. Isabel leavts
Steamboatdock 7:30 a. to. good music
anddalicing.
Joseph Papp, of South Norwalk, has
sued sx-Sherii! Clarkson, oi Strattord.
and Samuel W. Beardsley, Watson B.
Smith, Charles 3. Curtis and James W.
.Iaachem, his sureties, all of Stratiord,
'. claiming 3250 damage for the alleged
' failure of Deputy Sheriff James Toner
. toeflsct execution in a suit of Pspp vs.
Norton. Aseperate suit is also to be
brought against Mr. Toner for the same
\ amount and on the same charge. The
cases are returnable the first Tuesday in
,‘bptember. .
_ Ata special meeting of Court lis-
, Memo, No. 7580, A. 0. F. of A, held
' iastnittbt, the following ofllcers were
»:alsctsd Chief ranger, Thomas C.
Creamer; sub chief ranger. Arthur" Dou-
lbtll; senior warden, Christian Andersen;
junior warden, Dennis Roseu; senlon
handle, Charles Pennington; junior
- baadls, Frank Svec; recording secretary,
.John Hyman. The term of the sears.
barysnd treasurer explrles January 1,
1806. Dr. John F. Kennedy was elected
amsmber. Two candidates were initiat-
‘ clatter the election. Landlord Frank
Becker furnished refreshments and a
, royal good timewas bad after the busi-
V 3......» seats Meal mountain
steal, at tbelrchapsl. miscreants. Ad
ell-smote irss. ‘
flop- Bow WM! has more) a
reactor trumpet that was tetra tram
them by the Dsnbury dramas several
years ago, when tricks oi that kind were
in vogue.
Among the manner local societies
tonight are the iollowlng: Buckingham
Post. Grand Army of the Republic;
Pilgrim munch, Order United American
loom us.
The dinerences between George N.
Warren and Daniel Boyt. in regardto
the steamer Carrie V. bavs been amica-
bly settled by an arbitration board, the
costs to he paid by Mr. Warren.
.Rev. A. 8. Kavansgh made a dying
visit to the parsonage, yesterday, having
ridden his wheel from Greenpolnt. He
joined his family on the 8:30 train and
went with them to Higganum. Conn. Ir.
Kavanagh will preach at Summit, N.
J., next Sunday.
Dennis d. Blanchard, the straw hat
manufacturers, have begun the erection
of an addition on the north side of their
factory on Water street. The firm has
had many prospt rous seasons, but once
gave promise of better results than the
one about to open.
A meeting or the Bsrbers‘ Union was
held last night in Allen Ball. An ex-
pelled member was reinstated, and the
vote p close the Union shops on Labor
Day was rescinded. Because oi the
number oi the shops which will be open
that day, the Union shops decided to
open until noon. g
-—Don't target the excursion to Man-
tie and liilitary camp. Sir. Isabel leaves
and dancing.
Sylvester Hunt and Edward Zsluii are
entertaining about thirty of their irlsnds
at Nauvoo Island today. The party left
here this morning in Iir. Zeluii‘s sail
boat. The day will be spent bathing
and in having a general good time. The
boots will cook one oi their old-fashion-
ed, far-tamed clambakes, which must be
partaken of to be judged.
Ernest A. Weiebert, of Dsnbnry, has
gone to Annapolis to take a short course
oi study in the Annapolis Preparatory
School. He will take the entrance exam-
inations for the Naval Academy, Septem-
her 1 It will be remembered that Mr.
Weiehert won Congressman Bill‘s ap—
pointment in a competitive examination
held at the Over River school.
Seventeen out of nineteen members
were present at the monthly meeting of
the Norwalk Butchers' Protective asso-
ciation, held at Bennett & Busted’s mar-
ket, last night. W. F. Whitlock and
Jacob Schaub were elected delegates to
the state convention, with W. F. Lock-
wood as alternate. An invitation to at-
tend a barbecue at New Haven, Septem-
ber 22, was accepted, and it yes voted
that as many as could should attend.
Other business of importance to the as-
sociation was mounted.
C. H. J. Ferries has informed a cor-
temporsry that a Summer. item con-
cerning his dlfilculty with the Street
Railway company was incorrect. THE
Saarinen. verified its story by Council-
mau W. H. Smith before printing it.
and we are inclined to give Ir.
Smith’s statement as much cred-
ence as Mr. Ferriss'. lfr. Smith’s
exact expression was, "The dim-
culty is between Mr. Ferries sad the rail-
rosd company and i think the city had
better keep its linger out of the pie.”
At the urgent request of many of those
who took advantage at the low-rate ex-
cursion to Watch Hill and Block island,
from Stamford. South Net-walk, West-
port, Southport, Fairdeld, Milford
and New Haven, on A'ng-
ust lot. the management oi the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad have dtcided to offer one more
on Monday, August 10th. Special train
leaves Stamlord at 8:50 a. m.; South
Norwalk. 7:05 a. m; Westport, 7:12 a.
m.; Southport, 7:23 a. m.; Fairiield, 7 2‘7
a.m.; Bridgeport, 7:40 a. m.; iiiliord,
7:56; m.;Nsw Haven, 8:20a. m. The
fare from New Haven is only $1.25;
from other stations. ti 50. The number
of tickets is limited to prevent over-
crowding oi the train or boat.
-—'l‘sks the private governor’s car of
the Norwslk Tramway Co. for trolley
‘ ne- ot the meeting was over.
parties.
Mme more
.“Absolutely the best and most
Bteambsot dock 7:30 a. In. good music
' mltsiousre visiting the various towns
_ the pusstwlorwsla’s escrow
LTON dz CO. ..
22 south Main Street.
Careful housewives consult their own
best interests by visiting our market.
In all of its bunches for eaoeueace of
stock and lowoess oi price, we stand on-
excelled. For instance, this week we
otter Sperry at Barnes' and Nerwin's
New Haven Shoulders for 90 per lb.
Minn...
Frank 8. Ayers, Proprietor.
Doaovan‘s Block. South Norwalk.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the BAT!" "(Ll Alli Infill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons,
audio furnish them'wtth the hunt productions of the PHOTOGIAPEIO All.
LARGE (”MON 01' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Cell.
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 today.
EDWARD STREET,
so 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK.
8MB" SHEBMBBB. fliTlEB.
CCUPIIS a ion of E. Gusowekl's store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor— 9
walk. Cali andseethelateststylos in spring
hats. caps, etc. a”!
Mr. William llsnr llumlstsn.
Omulst and Director th Norwalk
Congregational church. teacher of
m .
wt... ~
Plano. Organ. Harmony. so Bayvlew ave
Terms’ 01 to par three uvrter hour lesson.
in advance, l2 essons ior‘Mm. 00, ’2 8m
Alter the meeting of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company, last night.the boys
were handsomely entertained by Hope
Hose company.
Norman Bette,of Norwalk, went out
yesterday on a collecting tour for the
firm of Belle szarrington. He drove
as tartan Titicus, several miles beyond
Ridgetield.
The lobby, and sidewalk in front at the
poshofiloe. are strewn with daintily per-
fumed empty envelopes which bear this
legend in the upper leit hand corner:
“Return to George B. St. Jobn,Collector,
Room No. l, laconic Building."
Where
Experience
Counts
it anywhere, is in the pre-
paration of prescriptions.
We ilnd we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business. and believe)tbis
tobsatleast half of those
written in this city, within
thatperiod.
These figures silord a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience {adds noth-
ing to your eapeuse;‘,lbut a
good deal to your security.
A great many people coming on ex-
cursion boots to Baton Point are tempted
to board-the trolley car and take a ride
through Norwalk. Coming up East
avenue with one of these parties, yester-
day siternoon. the writer overheard the
iollowing: "Say, look at that cemetery;
them must be Sheeneys buried there."
"0, yes, and there is their church (mean-
ing our City Hall); they never make pie?
tention to show in those things."
The members of the Wednesday Alter-
noon Euchre club spent yesterday at The
Knob. The altsrncon was passed pleas-
antly about the grounds and in bathing.
About 6:80 the party sat down to a table
loaded with good things. the result of the
young ladies' culinary abilities. After
supper the party adjourned to the upper
floor and danced the remainder oi the
evening away. All had a delightful
time and voted it one of the pleasantest
parties 0! the season.
Engineer 0. N. Wood has completed a
map and proille of the Connecticut
turnpike, from the Norwalk line to near
the old Rowsyton road. a distance oi
one mile, which it is proposed to im-
prove'under the vote of the town meet-
log of August 3. The map has been
submittedtotheseleolmsu and will be
forwarded to the State Highway Com-
mission at once to secure its sanction
and the appropriation for two‘thirds oi
the expense. The members of the com-
Plaisled’s Drug Store
Under Mahsckemc Hotel,
3 ll ASHIIBTBI STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
which are contemplating road improve-
ments. Applications tors share of the
state spprlstloos are being rscslved from
towns daily. No appointment wlll he
reads until alter August 15. Several
draugbtsmen will be set at work by the
commission ln o law days. The ilrst
work will be to make a large map oi the
roads oi the stats. Selectman Themes
and Business Wood went heiors the
commission as Hartlord yesterday and
'rt-ns outcome STOCK...
NEAT Ann srrusu PATTERN
SERVICEABLE GOODS.
We Have Separated Them.
Tavo Lots.
PANTS AT $1- .49
Many of them are all Wool. been. selling aid ‘
$l.98' LOT:
Includes a great variety of patterns, manyr of
them selling at $3 and over. ‘
EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
your MBNEY BABK IF you mm 4...;
Store open Monday and Saturday avenues!
BBM8TBBK BBB8
14 South Main street, Masonic Building
South N orwalk. ‘ Norwalk. ,
A TRADE SERMON.
“ A False "'9in iv an .‘lbmninah'on. ” A about it
unit ersully despised—2mm he 1.9 found out. But '
how many people will sustain the merchant in Me
efl'oris (a give full weight and value if the other Isl,
low cuts thepra‘cme 1’ They fall of a man in New Jer‘
sey of whom it zms said he would bite a grain of
cofl‘ee in two to mice weight. It strikes me that he
would soon learn to throw the whole grain back into
the bin to be sold over again. 'It pays to give good
value for money.
I 011 ’5' Full ll'et'yht, Good Quality, and Sell as In”
as (my one in the burincxs.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leadlng Grain Dealer.
BEST GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE.
et‘FOR HORSES SOLMANB' ,
AND CATTLE. [AVERY STABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if youphculd wantxany
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silverware?
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
«AW.W.__WW
ll. ll. MIMEY'B
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen dsslrlnmmpetent
help In any capacity can obtain
the above agency. A! so those deslrlng posi-
tlons.
Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
’W‘llfllfl‘fllfl cram.
Persons looki
Wanted immediately {Jihdi‘imumtmfl‘ii mmfig
ever! the
neleesandonmtermho 6;“
Bali Pasture Beech
om son ml season.
BIA 1000 or am. mans.
Fall Show Bililltl, ii to...
nussano a meteor-enlistees. *
in as
him. class cook and waitress none but
those having host ol‘ references need an y
flmlmlttonss to the right parties. '1‘ 0
litustlons Wasted lmmstllstsly.
hl .slx saleslarliss. oneteach-
Jilffll‘fd‘um rive chambsrraalds. two
i .
mm '1' WNorth Main street. South Norwalk.
my...“ .Wuwnww..www.r
Mr. King’s
SBHBBl Fxllj BBYS
intermittent. lithium.
Pie-open Sent. 26.
Thanfilm'mmn Thumb” tor col-
havs entered coll see
“I.
from “ibis” it many of la: me
To onanrtsene.
Norwalk Chronicler