prints. his tricycle. tridey. New York today on business. with cream, lie cup, at lane’s as New York by his parents. " ‘ site. First Methodist Epiecopel modation. mm... .11.... .m " ted up fertile rearptienofthe Labor Day I. f I Q mm mm!” mind W0 1 wmk'mmuafi’l W 0 1» mum-"111m... trollwm this morning. wail. ruin, tun-l chance mmmmmmw ' WIIIIIU J- WIM- 0' “0"“! “M are worth the effort of anyone to secure '50 I!!! been “I” I". '0' “WV“ 1'" them. What can we say, then. when this Gould Hayt, of East avenue, is in '0‘!“ M‘ if! I'0! I Wflmtly honed Barry Hsnford left yesterday for Cas- the greatest encyclopedia the world has tleton. Vt, near the borders of Lake ever seen, together with a case made to Champlain. He was aocompaniedasfsr hold it. All eleven words were in last - He tooka m 'm I.“ the prlyet “rough min ”Shh 'legplug each “map Willi"? the DIMN‘NOM S,“ word., ”II —-'l‘he Fall term at Union Business ”0 Emma" 39 ""0 to Ill!!! your College, Main and Congress 81s,. Bridge- port, opens Sept. iind.“ This school pro- No. 2 enmnm‘norrmmc, on... are already ooniagiato‘l'na Mm. givlsgsoiutioas to tnspriss some prism uttered by 'Ias Saarinen. The beautiful views of the World's Fair is but the third prise oflstrd. Who copy of Webster's International Dictlun anight’s Samara. and when you have put your letter in an envelcpp and address it ’ ‘Boyn and Girls’ Library Editor, Evan name and address and name of school you attend and the grade. This will en- sshIG us to find you If you win the prise hour. tweet of the new railroad bridge, ”side of the river, near the Nor- " spring of water. hphoat Frank IcGovern is discharg— ,, . it coal at Wilson Point for _ Ferrie’ costumers on the House Thigrand annual Bhods Island clam- habeofths original Kerry Five associa- tins. of New York, is on at Gregory's 7 Elliot today. The excursioniats came on , Sixtyminth Regiment band. Contractors Maire & Lewis are build- ing a new water spile driver at the Danhpry dock. Work on the caissons b be used in the construction of the new bridge is also under way at the dock. died at the hole of her -grandmother. Ire. A. F. Tindall, 5 Courtlend place. yutcrday. The funeral will be held rseidenceof lire. Tindall. the convenience of the family. w, or?“ ——."‘“’ , . —Thepurest codes at Irsne’sreetaurant. to run away on; Main slreet.Norwslk, this afternoon. » seat, pavement. The driver was fore he could run. The Tanner} boys. of Knight street. \ Police Bradley was summoned. when the chief arrived, and they im all about their fight. their ways. A visit to the Thousand Islands is one “mm" ”mm max .130... long tobe remembered. More exquisite scenery cannotbe imagined. More than I 01W wet-Id 8m “Md! 60¢ “BYLTISIIthhcatleaves Bloch 1.11.1111 at 2m surface of the St. Lawrence river. Recreation Tourist Co. will run one diday excursion to this Rhine of , WTussdayAugust 27th.for $16 00 “absolutely pays all expenses. in- " sliding e150 mile ramble on river, search mist excursion by night. etc. Don't throw this chance away. but get a copy d the New England Tourist of your ticket agentZand study it up , and get all your friends to go. The Tramway; company has made a ”tuition to the city that is worthy of employed in excavating for Write for new catalogue. atoms: linden Starla. leavinsvthy fireman. a member of on Well Book “in” l- m.. awompanied 5! 351“" and Ladder company.but his ehthueissm Ire. Emma Mather Horn Richards hiday afternoon atBo’clock, from the Interment I“ Compo beach, yesterday. was a most W. R Batee’ delivery team attempted Willie Cavanagh, the delivqy clerk. was thrown from the landing headlong en the oadl r ,. hushed and shaken up and his clothe); E :‘X C U R S I O R ' . Inn. The horse slipped and fell and moustanding near caught him be- ‘_ land a fight this morning. and Chief oi Ernest Illil Johnnie};wers choking each other “latelyzmade their ercspe. forgetting The boys are a mm of column] tuno’mme m the Steamrr on Above Date. neighbors, and will probably is sent away by thesuthorlties unless they mend all other schools in‘Bridgeport combined. Mnand Mrs. Frederick W. Gregory Glen Island Contractor D. M. Finch commenced this morning excavating for the founda- tion of Iarvin Brotben’ new building on Washington street, adjoining THE Sun'- rmm. office. ' Officer Bartram, of Norwalk, will take his annual vacation next week. Dr. F. WNDarmer is an enthusiastic got the best of him last night. Frost his home on Mansfield“ avenue, in Dariea, he espisd a blaze an Norotoa avenue, nearly a mile distant, and started on a sprint for the conflsgrstien. When he reached the fire, all out of breath, he found that it was a blazing pile of brush on the property of William Selleck. [sonwsur news on true race ] WA“..— CRANBURY. The picnic of Washington Lodge. at gratifying success. There was boating,. bathing. and a sumptuous dinner was spread under the delightful shade of the big trees that make the beach such an enjoyable spot. in the evening there was dancing in Sherwood’e big harn. BY REQUEST. 0-K IOII POPULAI TO Watch Hill or Block island ! AND RETURN Monday. August i9. ‘ Stamford. South Norwalk. P RON! West. ort. Sonthmrt. Fatrflelll bridge-port. and Ilford ONLY I a FROM NEW HAVEN, ONLY .1. 25. ~petirlli‘x1nrelon Tickets (Mold. Going and Returning. only on a Specie Train and hp” a.l train leates Stamford at 8:50 a. m.; South horwnlk; 7.116 a. 1n: Wcstporh" . l'..a.. 1n Ho11thpcrt.7.‘£3 a m.: Fairileld. .. '..'1' a.m.; lirhlgrtmrt.71.40a in; Milford. Mfrs. m.: Now ilaven.li:2lla in. Connection at New listen with steamer Block island. for either of the delightful One at. Watch him at 11125611. m.. and at Block island 1111221146 Ocean hathlingvfligh “tide in the afternoon I). 111.. and arm Billet 8:30p. to Spocialrs turn train leaves New London at' .) p.311 rhluisallmlted excursion. No lit sis are sold beyond the seating capacity of the train. Buy your tickets in advance and avoid disap- pointment on the day of the excursion. it is not probable that another excursion between these points will horn nhis season New Yort. New Hamish and iiartford it. it. i‘ H. PLATI'. General Superintendent. GEO. I. CORNER. Passenger Tramc Mana- ”O. 'l'. IIEMPSTEAD. Gen‘l PaIacnlrei' Aunt. TAX COLLECTOR’S careful consideration and that seems to ustohe a very liberal one. The com- ' psay will run a caronceor twices week, aeie nectwery. for the removal of ashes. ~ fltbeoccupeomof property on the lies mum. hmb . . y given to all permasllslileto ~ “ I“. m “m In" “I” “h” in pay taxes to the town of Harwell. in the 1 receptacles on the streets. The (lountycfl‘airfield and State of Connecticut. mm will up. “he “lug for filling, on the Mutant List of ifli. that I will “my! N0 care of the p", mun meetthsmtorsceivesaidfasaemtthefoiiow- 7 , ingtimssaadplaess.tow1- ‘mt'flh‘m’ "W ““8“ Attheetore of w. 11. Hartford. out Non- “ to the city. The Council has walt.tnows'i‘ownl. on man. August can. ushkenaoyactionon the matter yet. rule. from 10 o'clock foreseen. until 11:31) * bud] afternoon. m it “m “M“ y do .0 “ Its m“ At theaters 1.1.1.0. handle. at Wianlpaulr. m ........... mmwmrgaay.‘3m Inn. use. w t m M fromilo'cicck untilt o'c . ‘n 38%“ “3%? Attheetore of Alphonso Dibble. at heath w l'lveflilelltver.oathe eveninaoflrtdar. WM nefanwfl “I“ my Austral so. use. from 7 o’clock until ea) uh’eheid from St. liary's church. Iaturday o'clock. m. m. cm luv. m At “00‘ch th. Collector. Room I. H.1- u manuhmnmmoorm la a"; dwelt-t. 35.11.111.51“qu eathoweofNorwflhoailat-ardav. Ania-t NOTICE. em. 11a. tram to’siock. forsneea. until a M the msetlngof Buctmghamm meaomr tall o'clock 1.. an,“ arr-eta. WWW ’" lion. D. Smith at the Collector’s Olen. ”cap the propoud outtake and mum.1.l.mtsa.at’usslee. ‘ matchmhetpionioatiisayoo WWW lorwalk. stem aortasdw‘rsiuterna Entertainments. ' liotwalk Opera House ilpening. Iron Works, have unearthed ‘ of Union Park, arespending the day at JOHN J. BLACK and supurb Illd Rube Tanner with crest street. tirade. l t classic orchestra. p “08!!! hand “d Old Pube‘a Funnv Dance. 'i he Trick Ponv ”Young Robe." peopl e. on sale at Weed' .1 drug store. Norwalk; an i Tomllnson' a drug store. South Nora all; ( HARVEWS Great SLAUGI'HTER SALE 01 BOOTS AND SHOES for the August month Everything to be closed out at far below their cost. The entire stock has to he sold' to order to meet press- ing obligations, and to placeih'new goods for fall andwinter trade. HARVEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS. SHOES AN 1') RUBBERS. Leather and SIIOI Findings. Isnuisctursr of children’s Slices. Willi 111111111101 11111 SUMMER WRAPPERS AND WAISTS Today every Wrapper and Shirt Waist in our store has been gone ever. end many of the chooiest have been marked at less than half-price. Do you realise what that means? Far less than cost on many of them. but we make the loss on them because the colors being light. now is the selling time. For instance, our '1 00 and $1 25 Wrappers, in the latest style. with ary. or best Of all for . complete set of large sleeves and very latest trimming, are now 690. Our $1 50, $1 7r ., 02 00 and $2 48 Wrappers, 1n all of the latest materials, have been reduced to 981:. '” Our Silk and Soft Washable Shirt Waists have all been reduced to cost. , a BATHING I SUITS. Three nice lines of Bathing Suits, at St 60, $2.50 and $3 00, made of Flannel and Brilliantine, with full sleeves, large . collar, and trimmed with white braid, in navy blue. grey and black, with Bathing Caps and Shoes to go with the Suite. If ‘ video more students with positions than Remember 6 o'clock p m Fridsy is the you are in need of any of the above goods, you will do well to take advantage of this offering as soon as possible. \ lionday. August. l9. company in The prize St. tiernard dog. “Tanner" A company of singers. dancers and acting Popular prit es prevail. Reserved seals new TBISTIIIII II HYITT, III]. 2 GAZETTE B_______IIILIIIIIII. m' I ‘ We have. the most HIIMER B. IIIIYT. IMPOSSIBLE tobe too wise or too careful when the eye iavconcern- ed. Sight once I01. is rarely regained. complete line of Optical Goods. angd 96 1y C. H. 70 NORTH MAIN STREET. goods sold as samples. lounsbury. Mathewson &Oo.'s kid thrsc~button Oxford, rqtlare and cor toe. regular 83 goods. at $1.90 a pair. That Ladies‘ Razor toe Shoe at $2 a pair, regular price $3 and ii 50, hould not be overlooked. A few more pairs of Benedict a (‘3on Sample Oxforde,regular til an .3 iii) goods, at ti 75 Examine our Ladies Kid patent tip Turns. worth N. 50 to M 50, a w. 50 a pair. Lounshury, Mathewson do Go. I Russia Calf Blochsr Oxford. roguls ricejzl at?) a pair Are daddies. Ladles' ituseett and Kid Oxfords, at 00 cents a pair. Children‘s lieseett and Kid patent tip. spring heel shoes. at 353. 45c, 55c. 75c and s1. pair. 100 pairs of Ledies’ Juliet and Princess Oxfords. at 0i. ill a pair. Ian's Lace Pig Skin and Russia Calf [tenor toe. regular .5 shoe. a .850apair. M. H. GLOVER’S Double Shoe Store. 40 and 42 out s1. liar. M. H. GLOVER’S uuu Min-11111111111111 Still Continues. DO NOT FORGET hesepre regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damsg Lookl Lookll lit to liaad’s' Saturday. Look i ll OLSEN BROS. WILL CONTINUE DURING THIS MONTH 1111111 111111 1111 -OF” llillNSBllIiY, MATHEWSIIN 8L cuss Sample Shoes and flxinrds These bargains surprise and delight all who see them. They are great in value. and eautiful and attractive in variety. ‘2' 5slixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4. 50, at Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth $3. 60. at 82. .25 2Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4. at Sixty- sight pairs Ladies‘ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth songwgod (1 Rd 1.1 ch as unre rrs 1 a 1 oes at90ca r. One lot LadieEanfords? at 50:. ’ pai One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 600. One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600. One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury- Mathewson’ s regu Int 83 Kid Oxford Razor 'l‘oe. at 82 a pair. t ‘Tréo hundred pairs Ladies Kid anpd Tan Oxfords, worth $1. 50, a 1 . One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’ 11 Kid three button Oxfords, Square and Razw 'i‘oe, regular 83 Oxfoq, at 32 a pair. Sixty pairs cloth top three- button Oxford Razor Toe, regular $3 Oxford, at $2. One hundred and forty pairs Lounsbury- ”Mathewson sTan Ox- fords, several different shades of tan in this lot, regular 83 and 33.50 Oxfords at t2. 8 Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, :55, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and 1. 25. Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Beys' 85c. We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out at once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and Wuumuuuwm till. iiiIIIZET'iE BULLllllia. - I- IlilliWIll, iiilllli. Every Day Adds interest TO THE GREAT-- AUGUST ‘ SALE With such an enormous stock as this store affords. ducements in all our summer goods. consisting of SILK l'liil’AitTMENT. LADIE. ’ SHIRT WAISTS. 1110 remnants of Silk at one-half former “’0 “”70"“ WW Shift WIMI. in mice. consisting of Surah, Chills. Moire, a" ml". to unheard of prion» ngeiinc and Satine. LAWNS AND DIIIITIES. We are oilering enormous in~ 3111111011 commoner. firms-1121100 of an“ entire stock of 1.000 yards Silk and Satin Ribbons. .1 [Thule-XS?“ , 80 Wynn. do per yard. TOWELS. BLANKETS AND UONFORTABLES. We M", an m, tables . large "my 1. Bantamwhmgnd 85¢; r. of'l‘oweis. o-lo Book a Bath Towels. 11 :Oomfortabieemurowmdke. s‘h‘o‘w 701150 A“ linen Damaske. 2311. Crash white cotton. 01.50. :3 50, .2 76, M; silk, ‘i’owelifi. do per. yard. l Bleached Da- llasa. 1 wide. 2; long, .1. It). raaasors or course. ”Mb-M also. 21 long. t1 60. at will buy three times as much as BUIIitit 008816113. fivesweek ago. . WWII-h algae. ammo A1038 “‘fffi‘imm .. w‘“'t.?t“i'”.§°§“”t’“ Fit“ in t syourown cc. ,oe. a 'l. 0.. , Quality‘nzuerautccd. o. s, at. from the Furniture Fair. Stories fiI trims Suits, litt Itch. clutter 111i tall terms. tests. Etc. Mmmwg‘mhmfirfiofaklw hrstmaksteeesidtsrsoot.thepriesenot month t "been Hare. “veil. larcltareofseyhhdttls mayhem opportunity.
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