Donductor Smith. of the Daubury ‘ .isconfinedtohls home in Des- 'sshooner Nellie F. Sweeney hen find from Kingston. N. Y.. with n m of curb stone for Raymond Mrs. _________ : Thomas 1 Raymond, who was taken suddenly illaday or two ago. was out new. but is not sufilciently recovered to ethndtobusinesséu -lmperial Crows 10c. cigars cannot hsbeeten. Verdict of smokers. 0. 8. Ferry Command, No. '1, Union Yeterens’ Union, will meet nt‘ their mm- oa Washington street, Friday evening at 8 o’clock. ‘Whilein swimming .830” Point. Tuesday. George Curtis, of Norwelk. bums exhausted some distance from ~1" thsfiont. butwesrescued by several of thsbnthers. John Cullen. who has been staple ed in the family of the late Dudley P. for some ysere.will. after September 1, be 5 employed by the Butler family. of Stocks _‘ bridge. as coechmnn. , The steamer Isabel left here this morning on an excursionto Camp Comp. Nientlc Quite a large number from thincity took advantage of this oppor- tunity to visit the soldier boys. Afaryawell part was tendered toGsorge , Witte. last night at his home on Clinton avenue. Au enjoyable time was had. Ir. Witte sells today on the City of Paris for Gsrmeny.whsre he will enjoy a three months’ vacation. ' ——Wnnted. house-work, 10 Harbor ave. , The annual excursion of the Norwalk Baptist Sunday school will take place to- morrow. The steamer linden will leave ' the Holmes. Keeler dt Selleck company’s ; dockets n. m. A lending will be made at Leureltou Grove, L. I, hire. E. P. Weed and Dr. A. H. Bald- win. of Wall street. are among the first property-owners of Norwalk to do away - with driveway planks that obstruct the gutter. The planks have been torn up end a sloping grade established. It is possible that the management of the Danbury Fair will introduce a decid« ed innovation next October. It is noth- ing less then to light the grounds with . electricity and have an evening cernlvgl. with band concerts, fireworks and other attractions. Twentyotwo shares of Consolidated- rcadstock were/sold in Boston at 203. yesterday. This priceis the lowest that heebeen quoted for Consolidated stock for some months. New England Em ; John Barrett and Wilden) :8itttery hive. been elected mberh (if Sope Bose company. ;‘a full attendance of the Alien society Edward Killer Cameron, who died at lion. of Elm street. Amongthe sick of Scrwalk‘ are lire. Daniel Q'olnterd. of West avenue. end In. Amos Million, of Berber avenue. The selectmen and the town assessors will meet in joint action on Wednesday, August 28. to act upon a tax list return- ed by the Center schooldletrict. The Helping'Band Circle of King's Daughters. of the Norwalklilletbodlst church, are preparing for n colonial enter- tainmentto hegiven the first week' in 3.9me . 8 While painting a been at Broad River. yesterday. Dnnhnm liershall slipped from a ladder and fell a distance of tlfen ty feet. He wee badly bruised end his wrist wee sprained. Mrs. W. A. Ambler. of Union Park. who‘bes been seriously ill, was able, yes- terday, to enjoy a carriage ride to Gregory’s Point, through the kindness of W. H.01mstead. Conductor Barry Richmond, of the y Nor-walk Street Railway line. was twen- ty-eight years old Tuesday. In honor of friends in the evening. the ladies of Calvary Baptist church, will be postponed until next Thursday. The ladies will giveen entertainment in the church. beginning at 8 o'clock tonight. lery John, of Bridgeport. who was arrested on Tuesday for drunkenness. triedtohenghnolf in her cell in the evening. but was discovered before she had made mush advance toward suflccs- tion. The Denbury selectmen have received a letter from Oscar Bylngton. of South Norwnlk. asking them to forward a check for the amount of bounty due him- Be enlisted in Danbury in Company D, tests. Hr. Bylogton makes the request in accordance with the law passed by the last legislature. The sslectmen do not see their way clear in the matter and will not forward the check until they know more about it then they do at present. One hundred and sixty Norwalk men are employed at the Standard Oil com- pany's plant on the Wilson Point road. The iron tanks are now being erected. end one is already one bend high. The foundations for the barrel-house.boiler- house and hero are completed. The brick work of the boiler-house is pro- gressiog'repidly, and thesllle are laid on the boiler-house. The frame will be raised either the latter part of this week or early next week. The tracks are all laid end the filling in is now in progress. after which the entire lot will be filled med c ended. stock was fifty-eight Tuesday. the high; 8 set it hes yet been. Raymond Brothers have lost two valu- able horses this week. their death being caused by the excessive heat. One of the animals was a grey mere, which the firm raised from a colt. and for which they refused 0150 only a day ortwo ego. Thsothsrhorse ween blghsy. -—Ioe cream node at lane’s. P. W. Bates wee the author of an amusing "gag"ou Ofiicer Kenney, yes- terday. He met the cliicer and asked. Q'Bow are things. John?" "Very quiet all night.” responded the oliicer. hir. Bates then looked up and down the street. and, as if struck by a sudden lu- apiretion. replied. “Well it can’t be otherwise; all the fighting men are at mantle.” The Consolidated road is getting a large revenue from the peach crop this year. The peaches are running well and thsrond is having all the trnfiio. On mount of the perishable character of the goods. they have to be hurried through in ventilated cars and almost as good time as passenger train ,time is maintained. For all this, special rates are asked. making a very profitable trnde for the road. Last Sundry fortyst peachcers were carried over the road. Instof them went to Boston. but there wereesumber of cars dropped ofl' e; istsrmedlste pointew E. L. Jecoby. secretary of the Y. If. C. A. at Readout. N. 36., formerly of this city. has just returned with his wife from their wedding tour. The young men of that place gave them a royal reception on_theireelurn. Before leav- ing the house they presented Kr. and lire. Jacoby with a beautiful onyx clock from the board of directors. a magnificent metal lamp stand from the Women's Auxiliary and an elegant curiey birch racking chair upholstered in leather from the junior and senior departments. The steamer Slrus brought three hun- dred and fifty members of the David B. Hill club to Rotsn Point yesterday. for their annual outing. The members were accompanied by their wives, families, friends and sweethearts. swelling) the number to nearly nine hundred. They brought a bend with them, and after landing an excellent concert was given. tinny enjoyed the bathing. while others took a ride on the trolley csrs. It was expected that David 13. Bill would meet the excursion at the hint, but he sent a telegram explaining that unforeseen cir- cumstances kept him away. The steam- er Atlantic: brought a Sunday school excursion from Westport. -—'l‘ekethe private governor's car of the Norwelk Tramway Co. for trolley parties [soswahx laws on stem race.) is requested at their hell tomorrow sum .8 . log. for practice. Westlslio.L i.wesanepbswof L P. , : W , the event he was surprised by a party of The lawn party that was to be given by Seventh regiment. Connecticut Voilun- "a” ‘V. F’.‘D.;I.AW'I"0N 8.500.? 22 acute lYlaln street. Careful housewives consult their own best interests by visiting our 'Inerket. In sllcf its branches for excellence of stock and lowness of price. we stand un- sxoslhd. For instance. this week we ofier Sperry dz Barnes‘ and .hierwln's New Haven Shoulders for be per lb. NEWYflBKlilRKET Frank 8. iysre, Proprietor. South Norwalk. , Dosoven's Block. J ACKON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the unilateral: All) nurse. Our aim in to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them Wlfll the finest productions of the rumoonernro “'1‘. LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN'S STUDIES. ‘ E. ill. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Mesd'chnfectlonery.) 58 Well Street. Norwslk. Con. EDWARD STREET, Great reduction all through the line. General clearing up. All bummer 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. Bale commences today. , . EDWARD STREET, N0 ii GAZETTE hummus, " - . NORWALK. 8MB" SHEflWillill. illTlEll. CCUPIIS ametiond of B. Gusowski‘s store. corner of ii and Water streets.N Call and neethsleteststyles infirm bets. calls. etc. llr. William Henry IlIImletoII. st and Director South Norwnlk nelgregetlon church. teacher of Plano. Oman. Harmony. an Beyvlew ave Terms'elm rthree— nerter hour lesson. in advance. 12 us for 10.00 2 'tm scenes SEA snsrz es. Life at Bell Island and Other Popular Its- norta Along the learn! Shove. R F. Foster and family. who have been spending a week on the Island. started to drive to Danbury this morn- ing. Illness Helen Baldwin, Jesse Ward, end Reynold Ward. of Newark. guest at Bell island. Dr. Potter and family. of Ohio, are at the Bull cottage. Mr. and Ire. James Sedgwick. of New York city, are guests on the Island. T. H. Foster is foreman of the chemi- cal engine at the Island. lites Brady and the Fay children are at their cottage. The Jerolsmon family. of Newark. are at the Repose cottage. Where Experience Counts 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 believe this to beat t half of those m Summer. is on sale every even- ing at Ire. O. H. Keeler’s. at the Bell written in this °“".-'“M" Island waiting room. that ”M' .__._~_._._m_~_ These figures afford a pretty good argument why you should bring such work to us. Our experience [adds noth- ing to your expense;l|but a good deal to your :sadurlty. BRANOBVILLE. The funeral of the late William Tilsy. whose ssd death by a lightning stroke wesrecordsd in this paper. was largely attended by friends and neighbors of Branchvlile. and quite a number from out of town. Services were conducted at the house by the Rev. Dr. G. L. Taylor. asthe deceased was a member of the Georgetown Iiethodlst church. Dr. Tay- lor delivered a very fine eulogy over the Plaisled's Drug Store deed. and spoke words of comfort to the Under Msbackemo Hotel, young wife and aged mother,nfter which the remains were taken charge of by the ' members of Ark Lodge. F. and A. If.. of 3 “Isnmalmu STREET: which Mr. Tllsy was a member. and con- veyed to the cemetery. where the lmpree- South Norwalk, Conn. slve linsonlo services were held. The wife and mother may be assured of the sympathy of all who know them. hire. Andrew Godfrey entertained her uncle, John Bennett. of Dsnbury, last Saturday. . Ir. and Hrs. James Wheley hurled a third child today. in the cemetery .herc. Ire-I. Ballwell beetleft Inn for IIII- fcrd for a short stay. John Banks and family spent Sunday in Brencbvllle. lire. J. W. Isnd visited in Branchvllls on Wednesday. CRANBURY. Ilse Heels imith. of City island. in a guest of her sister. lire. John Crnwlord. “h “We handilnobbllewiil preach“ to the .. \ it" it We Have PANT8 AT YOUR MONEY BACK 14 South Main street, South Norwalk. A TRADE BEST GRAIN FOR HORSES ct: ‘ AND CATTLE. A. II. II. mime . City Employment Agency. competent e same at. ring posi- n‘f‘l‘” and gentlemen desiring u an (e y can oh tllepabove yallergy)» Also those den lone. t Wanted immediately First close cook and waitress. none but. those having best of references needs agevy. (dominfiog‘lttoneB to the right parties. ' bAU Situation: Ylented Immediately. four cashiers sir ssleslndiss one tsech~ oral: waitresses.‘ttvs chambermalds. two mm "lufll‘lorth Kain street. South Norwalk. iVlr. King's 88illliil. Lilli BUYS Bedlam. . fig‘dLSTllanllll. Re~open Sept. 26. Whenever Thomshlym for 001- THIS season's smelt. NEAT AND STYLISH Parrhnels SERVICEABLE Goons. Separated Thém I va0 Lots. ‘ M'any at them are all wool. been selling at $2.8 $| 98 LOT Includes a great variety of patterns, many of ' them selling at $3 and over. ‘ ‘ EXTRA GOOD VALUE, Store am today all Saturday evenings. H liliMSTlllll 2‘ CLOTHIERS, $ ' -49. IF you WANT II Blill8 Masonic Building, » Norwalk. SERMON. ‘-- an“, " A False Weight is on Abomination.” Acheat is universally despised—when lie is found out. how many people will sustain the merchant in his aflorls to give full weight and value if the other fol: low cuts the price P They tell of a man in New Jer.‘ sey ofwlzom it was said he meld bilea grain of“ » . mfl'ee in two to make weight. It strikes me that he would soon learn to throw the whole grain back into the bin to be sold over again value for money. I GIVE Full Weight, Good Quality, and Sell as Low. as any one in the bust’nese. MANUELT HATCH 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. But ' It pays to give good BRANCH OFFICE. SOLMANS’ LIVERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wentiany Di monds. Watches. Jewelry. or or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re- paired end cleaned. call or send at once to W. A- OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. SilvaIware USTlN. Taylor a: ‘Golden. Real Estate and Insurance. wasurtm'rou brunet. ’ Persons lookl forelot or l.‘i"..iii..'i.‘il..... 1m. Wofimfi. liall Pasture Beach l Vulcan-I888?” 0"“ FOR Till IMMI- sna won or am. mane. lull Show Dinner, 15 cents. BUBBhllD & REYNOLDS. Fromm ill Om T0 ADVERTISERS. Changes cannot be gustato- teed the seine day copy ed in. Every reuse abl not! will be madeto . h t hangscennot ,, $88883 “option 3.1:: a right helm , .Ii or.” $.50
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