The flawlu street shirt taetory shut
j lest night emu Huntley.
1 new boiler hsebsen placed in M.
in A. 0. Wheeler’s straw but fac-
yee Butler street.
Nelson Smith ..‘a lire. Annie
.. . - Ferris were married on Tuesday
”in. S. B Pond. of St. Paul's church.
Themerrleee of lies Helen Ids Gre-
”.01Norwa‘lk.toswdderd G. Good-
] --'l‘ekethe private governor‘s car of
. file Norwalh Tramway Co. for trolley
, The Who-r meeting or the Fair-
? fieldCouotv Clericsl amocietion will be
held at Emmanuel church. Lyon's
Reins, the visitors being the guests of
Rev. Alexander Hamiliton and the
i" ladies of the church.
'_ The raising of a derrick at South Kain
eud-llonroe streets. at 7:45 o'clock this
, morning. caused another wire to fall
7 ecromthelire alarm wire. ringing the
hell in the tower on Franklin street.
[any thought there was a tire.
‘.' The propeller Eagle and another
1” shame“ the Norwelk line haveheeo
tekenup the Housetonic river, and will
‘ leythereforeweek orsoin freshwater
lThleiedene for the purpose of killing
" wumeiuthetpsrtoi thesteemers' hulls
i. “thereunder “W.
, ~Absrgeinia 25 and 30c window
ehadee at hi. 8. Smith’ .
Berry Elliott has been engaged tosuo-
. 33w 0. Ford Seeley in the management
'- otthebieyole department of the How-
leud-Stark Co store in Bridgeport.
Sealeyisgoing to Europe. Elliot is a
'well-known racing man. He Is having
no eighteen-pound Columbia built for
,which he willhe riding in a few
1. an". . ____
i in» First heirloom Episcopal and
r East Avenue Sunday schools will give a
grand excursion to the lairyland of this
country. Glen Islend.cn Tuesday, Aug—
.1 not 20th. One of Starin’s large steamers
Mine been secured, with licensed capacity
(«1.200. It will be a splendid oppor-
‘5 tunity to have a day’s enjoyment amid
.“E'thewondere of the age in the world's
‘lamous pleasure ground.
;,: Attention is celled to the advertise-
‘ lsent In another column of Watch Hill
6Isrl'Biook island excursion, vie. the New
York New Haven end Hartford railroad
‘} and steamer. Judging by the patronage
7 accorded the excursion of August 1st,
._‘ end the favorable reports given on the
‘ return by those who participated.- the
dull quote of tickets allotted to each ste-
‘, tionwill he sold. Buy in advance and
}. avoid disappointment.
The annual reunion of the Seventeenth
legimentaseoeiation will be held at Ito
toe Point. Wednesday. August 28. The
If Wt will assemble at South Nor
welkdepotes near 10 o'clock s.m. es
pndhle andgoto Roton Point by trol-
day care. The busine- meetlng will he
:1: held at the hotel as soon as the regiment
‘1;urriva. A shore dinner will heserved.
§The reunion or the Tenth regiment will
{he held at Winthrop Perk. lertdes
Thursday. September 5. The Norwslk
Iii—embers remaining are Bradley S.
:Xelth. lseec Bows and John McPherson.
.4.
The monthly bulletin of the Connecticut
”in Board of Health for the mouth at
July shows 88 deaths in Norwelk, repre
Tim an annual death rate of 28 0 per
£1,000 inhabitants,“ a basis of 19 ,820 pop
Nineteen of the deaths were of
Em under live years of age. The
2.17:” were: Disrrhws, under live. 1.” n;
.2 . - our. over live, 5; pneumonia. 2;
illness of the nervous system, 5; heart
liters, 2; accident and violence. 2: ell
1m dinners, 7. There were 1,308
loathe reported in the state during the
nth. This was 355 more than in June,
out Oh less than the average number or
“the in July {or the live years preced‘
“the present. The death rate wee 20.7
It the large towns: for the smell towns,
ll... and 10.8 for the whole stale.
‘ ‘Adeucewillheheidst 'nu‘ Knob d.-
‘ marrow evening; Prat. Pordy's 'orchsso
trs will tarnish music. The ’bns will.
mouususl. .
~ Theremaius oiJamss Hamilton will
hetekeetollllhurnflt J, on the 8:30
train tomorrow morning. and the fuses-
al will he held there
—-Eome made pressed corned beef. try
it. New York lurker.
Robert Lane. a leonerd street boy.
thought it would he too to go barefoot-
ed. Yesterday he ran a sliver into his
loot, and he now thinks diflsrently.
Frank Stelnhenser. drowned in Jersey
City lest Sunday,wee known in Norwelk.
having spent several summers here with
hie uncle, Jacob Erhardhoi Henry street.
The {use on the forward motor of car
so. of the Tramway line. burned outlast
night. just below the power house, and a
delay oi about fifteen minutes was cens-
ed.
Next Sunday the Norwelk Pelican
club will go to Green’s Farms, where the
members will be entertained by their
president.|Frsnk Curran, who resides
there.
Henry 1. Smith. who has held the po-1
siticn of superintendent of the Volk Hat
company since its organization, has re-
signed. His resiguetion goes into effect
tomorrow.
~Genla' and children’s bathing suits,
all prices. at H. S. Smith’s.
The incorporators oi the Norwslk Li-
brary association will meet tonight to
decide upon ofleriug the hooks to the
city or Norwelk as e nucelus for found-
ing a public library.
The Atalanta Wheel club and irisnds
willgoto Baton Point Saturday alter-
noou, taking their luncheon with them,
starting at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church at 8 o'clock.
Aoool waveie now passing over the
lake regiee,eud If it makes good pro-
gross it will reach here early this after-
noon. ltisexpected that the tempera-
ture will take a tell from ten to fifteen
degrees. The cool spell will cohtinue for
two days at least.
—-A tale in the Sale Deposit Vault of
National Bank of Norwalk. will save one
a greet deal of anxiety and worry.
The ladies of the Women‘s Christian
Temperance Union will hold their
weekly meeting with Miss Julie Hayes.
35Chestnut street, this afternoon at 3
o’clock. A lull attendance is desired, as
business of importance is to he brought
before the Union.
The long service men employed by the
Norwslk Street Railway company are
happy today. It is the iirst anniversary
of the equipment of the road with elec-
tricity, and means a raise in wages for
the men who have been in the employ of
the company since then.
It is suggested that ii' an olllcer went
on duty at Norwslk at 9, instead of 7 p.
m.. and remained on until 5, instead 013
o'clock e.m . there would he an improve-
ment in the city' s police protection. At
present only one men is on duty from 3
until 5 a. m., when two are needed.
-Oollee with cream. tic cup. at Ieue’e
The report that Leslie Harris, of
Brooklyn. fell into a well at the reel-
dence oi Willlem Rider. on Westport
avenue. is incorrect. Young Harris was
playing with Willie Rider in the door-
yard, and in running pest the well Eer-
ris slipped on some mud and fell. strlk~
lug his neck upon astoue, bruising the
flesh slightly.
firs. Josephine Norman, 19 Park street,
gave a party lest evening in the rooms of
the Young Men's Social club. on Water
street. Norwelk. It was In celebration
of the lorry-third anniversary of the
birthday oi her husband. James J. Nor-
man. The banquet wss presided over by
Rev. Johnson W. Hill. pastor of Calvary
Baptist church. lauy participated in
the literary part of the programme. Idise
Matilde Taylor recited selections from
[longisllomlln Carr spoke to the health
at the honored one, Mr. and lire. Welter
Floyd gave appropriate addresses, while
Mrs. Peterson. Deacon 'i‘syloer. Moon,
Hr. Blackwell and others illied their
part on the programme well. Alter a
blessing asked by Rev. Hill. the party
sat down to the repeat that had been pre-
pared by Mrs. Norman. Itr. Norman
received many useful presents.
Q
untrue mm
“Absolutely ‘the best and most
(desirable baiting y[oowclcr manufactured. ”
Combine the LATIS‘I’ arm All) "RISK.
(Over F. Head's Confectioneryw— )
General clearing up.
ling them.
Sale commences today.
NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING,
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
22 South Main Street. ..
Careful housewives consult their own
best‘lolerests by visiting our market.
'allolits branches for excellence of
k and iowness of price. we stand un-
eaoelled. For instance. this week we
ofl‘er Sperry 6c Barnse’ end Msrwiu’s
New Haven Shoulders for lie per lb.
llEll loom
Frank 8. Ayirs. Proprietor.
Donovan‘s Block, South Norwalk.
Our aim is to give “detection to our patrons.
Ind to furnish them with the finest productions of the PBO‘IOGBAPIIO “‘1'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwelk. Cosh.
EDWARD STREET,
Great reduction all through the line.
” 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-
EDWARD STREET,
m or
NORWALK.
SNOOTT SHERWOOD. llATTEll,
OCUPIIS e rtlon of E Gueowekl‘s store.
corner or all and Water streets. Nor-
wa and see the latest styles in spring
bets. cops. one. am
lAr. Vlllllsm Herr; llumltton.
Organist and Director nth Norwelk
Congregational church. teacher of}
Plano. Orson Harmony. so Beyview ave
Terms' $100 r three~ nsrler hour lesson.
in advance, 12 eesons tor-(hum. 0 3m
There was no session of the Town
Court this morning.
Herbert J. Tilly has completed a hand-
some and life-like painting in oil of
Chief E. V. Baker.
J. B Rider. of South Norwalk. has pur-
chased a Columbia bicycle, and has had
it insured against theft.
-—-F.re quarter lamb 63., N. Y. M'k’t.
Expressman William E. Burton cut
one of the lingers on his left hand quite
badly, yesterday, caused by a piece of
scrap tin on a tub of lard which he was
handling. The digit was laid open near-
ly its entire length.
The Norweik iiremen have received an
invitation to participate in a tournament
to be given in connection with the con-
ventlou oi the bluescbusetts State
Firemen's association. which convenes
at Plttelleld, September 24, 25, 26.
—-Ladles' cotton end liele thread rib-
hedvests. from (in upwards, at hi. 8.
Smith’s.
E. R. Goldsmith, cl Water street, Nor-
walk, yesterday received a letter an-
ncunciog the death of his sister-ln-law,
Airs. Henry Goldsmith. and also that of
his brother-ln-lsw, Cari Csrplnehi. both
or San Francisco. it is a peculiar inel-
dent. as both died suddenly, at shout the
some time, on the some day. Airs. Gold-
smith was out shopping and dropped
dead upon the street. The next day Mr.
Goldsmith’s nephew. Henry Burkeman.
who had been his guest. returned home
and fell down stain. breaking his arm.
Both hire. Goldsmith and Airs. Cerpinslrl
are former residents of Norwalk. llr.
Carpinskl was also well known here.
——Belore leaving your residence for
your summer outing. place your silver.
and articles of value in the Safe Deposit
Vault ol the National Bank at Norwelk.
A startling piece ol news appears in a
contemporary concerning the closing 0!
the freight house and allies of the Con-
‘ validated railroad at 11 s. m.. because
onset the men looked at the clock at
that, hour and mistook the time for 12
o'elodh’. The (tenure that both the
‘ freight house and onion wereflopsned all
the noon hour. and all the inundation
there was for the "best joke of the see-
.” wen. we are informed. that one or
themen who had been feeling badly
went home about it a. so. lactate some
medicine before dinner. Thsboys in the
freight office generally know what they
Where
Experience
Counts
it anywhere. is in the pre-
paration of prescriptions.
We had we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business. and believe this
tobeetlesst half 0! those
written in this oltyfiwithln
that period.
These figures silord a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
“Us
Our experience adds noth-
ing toyour expense; but a
good deal to your ”security.
Plaisled's Drug Store
Under Mahaokemo Hotel.
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwslk, Conn.
Immoral theythirlk thejokehon,
Two
PANTS AT
vnua MONEY BABK
14 South Main street,
South Nor-walk.
BEST GRAIN
FOR HORSES
AND CATTLE.
A. W.A
ll. ll. llAllVEl's
city Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiringhcomneteut
help in any capacity can ob e name At
the shove agency. Also those ndesiring posi-
tlous.
Wanted Immediately.
l-lrst class cook and waitress. none but
those having host or references need no y).
Good ltlons to the right parties. '1‘
LAU ilti-KESSE
Situations Wanted Immsdlstsly.
For (our cashiers. sir eeleslsdles. one teach-
er. slxmwaltreasos. live chembcrmslds. two
it rl s
n m: in No no Main street. South Norwnk.
Mr. King’s
SOHOOL FOB BOYS
“on...
Bellini. giggiasmmno.
Flo-open Sent. 26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col-
”glory“ -ulu noggin-h eve (film
h-omt indoor kmany 0 its graduates
W
if 13%
THIS season’s smelt.
NEAT AND STYLISH Parr-eerie;
SERVICEABLE GOODS. - ‘
We Have Separated Them Ira "
Lists.
35 l .49.
llany of them are all wool. been selling at $250
$1.98 LOT
Includes a great variety of patterns, many of
them selling at $3 and over.
EXTRA GOOD V’ALUE.
IF YOU WANT IT.
Store on Monday and Saturday evenings.
OOMSTOOII
- i
CLOTHIERS,
inns.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
THE WHOLE OCEAN
Will not tempt a horse to drink. The horse is h
dainty animal, withhigh-struug nerves, and re~ .
quires the best of water and food to keep him in
good condition. This is the reason why you
should feed your homes Oats screened by Highie's
Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I
sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BRANCH OFFICE.
SOLHANB’
LIVER? STABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
Silverware
USTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Taylor & Golden.
fleaIEslale andlnsuranoa.
WASHING“! sum.
Persons loohln ioralot.or house lot
with the view 0 purchssl .ere in to
l and examine our list. e have
om
cruisen and $3.2?" city at
call Pasture Beach
om I'Olt ms arises.
BIA FOOD Oll‘ ALL KINDS.
Full Shore lllnnu, ll cams.
HUBBARD a REYNOLDS. Proprietors.
mom
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be eran»
teed the same day hand-
ed in. Every reasons is eilort
will be madeto accommodate
trons, but change cannot be
mistedupouesarihtonnless‘.
in tin“ 8 colour;
adamant
Norwalk Chronicler