J in) eovaasrssss. , mower. Mesa- VWWMMMWM- " ,betcirnagseneadtbste- WWisdssind. ifi'i'ecollhnroh Guild will go to Long , ,gThuredey, on the launch Vents: e. . ‘J_,fi.flrsgory will present the pub- Wary oueailon at the next meeting “I! City Council. sensor; of the Centnl Labor Union be held in Grand Army Ball, 102 aablugton street, Thursday night. r—————_—— '“ A lawn party will be given at the homo of Henry Webb, Burbank street, by Iinuebeha Division: Sons of Temper- etu, next Tuesday evening. . V Ilsa. J. W. Studwell is sick at her Wants in the lfahachemo Hotel lineman does not improve rapidly from his attack of malaria fever. Alfred Brown, of 32 North Main street, has been elected a delegate to represent the-Norwalh Barbers’ union in the Con. teal [labor Union of Nor-welt, for the ensuing six months. -—Ice cream soda at Lane‘s. *Ifatilda C. Guttermeen, aged five months. daughter of Mr. and lira. Laos Guttsrmeon, and the infant of Kr. and Ira. Innis Thomson are dead at their homes on Beten Hill. Ir. and lire. Lee Richmond Hoyt, of ‘ Lyon’s Plain, and in. and an. r. E Mean, of Bridgeport. celebrated the ”month anniversary of their double. " weddings, at Retou Point. yesterday, by , having a shore dinner. Ilse Bessie A. Durant, of_ Bethel. sn- : tsetsinedenumber of her friends in e y. delightful manner, with an outing at 1* Putnam Park. last Friday afternoon. The event was given in honor of her guest, lies Clara Bill, of Norwelh. The Independents end the Port Chea- Jere played ball on the Fair Grounds, :Saturdey afternoon. In the eighth in- R fling a dispute areas over the number of , etribeseu a men, and the game ended abruptly. At that time the score stood thirteentotwolve in favor of the [ode- T, pendents. The New York, New Haven and Eart- ’ ford Railroad company will, on Tuesday, August 87, offers popular low-rate ex-v cursiou to Narragansett Pier. The ‘ special train will arrive at the Pier at noon, end leeve on the return at 5 p. m , aflording ample time for bathing, sight seeing, etc. Chief Engineer Baker has celled a meeting of the South Norwalk Fire Department for Thursday night, at the parlor of Old Well Hook end Ladder company. for the purpose of hearing the report of the committee having in charge the State Fireman's Association convention in South Nerwaib. —Tbe Fall term at Union Business College, Main and Congress Ste, Bridge- port, opens Sept. 2nd. This school pro. video more students with petitions then ell other schools in Bridgeport combined. ’ Write for new caulogue. W. A. Lotilmer, of Stamford, proposes to commence running his brake Rich- mond between Stamford and Fairlield, Beplcmber14.coutinulng until October 19, making tripe on londeya, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The route will be through Neroton. Dorian. Rewayton, Norwalh, East Nerwelh. Westport, Bengatucb, Green's Farms end Southport to the Felrfleid Inn. The Fermen' club. of Pound Ridge held a special meeting Saturday evening to perfect arrangements for their annual picnic end clembsbe at Trinity Lahe. August 27. The Mt. Kisho band will furnish music from 10 a. m. to 6 p. In. There will he a name of ball between the lidgeileld and New Canaan nines, called news. or. Best racing, hurdle racing end several other games will be among the attractions. There will also be several good's‘peaters on hand. among shamans. J. W. Busted, of Psekskill, N. Y.; Bun. B. P. need, of New Canaan; Charles Heines.of Bedford Station, N. Y.:Juatice A. B. Cowles, of Rye, N. Y. The bake will be opened at noon and the speat'lxwiil begin at 2 o‘clock. The will he std a. m.. ‘loettsotbeuscvoatsedtiis: ' W Howard Dots. of Dom-took _ lip-town store, is getting baits of by illness .. William E Ferris, employed Boufield, is sick with thsumnt hrmsouGrsnd street. The Central City Normal school,“ 0.1!. at his Ilaycrosa, Ge , will give a musical stitch ‘ taioment at the Opera House, August a. A regular communication of Old Well Lodge, A. F. and A. 11.. will be held tonight. The second degree will be worked. The Ladies’ Aid society, of Calvary Brptlstchurcb. will hold a conference lit lire. Grant’s. 35 North avenue, on Wednesday at 8 p. m. ‘ —Bome made pressed corned beef, try it. New York lierhet. Catherine Duggen was fined 00 in the Norwalb 'i'own Court. this morning. for quarreliug with her neighbors on Chapel street. The fine who paid. John H. McNamara. of North Ifain street, has returned from n several months‘ business trip in Canada with Michael Walsh,formeriy of South Nor- walb. ' The Teachers‘ association, of Calvary Baptist church, will hold their next sea- sicu at35 North avenue, on Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. The public is invited to attend. Work was commenced yesterday for the laying of 150 feet of sixteen-inch iron water pipe on Spring Hill. The present pipe is within six inches of the surface. Bush Ifouahan has settled hie bond with P. B. Boyer, and the case will be dropped. lonehan recently jumped a 325 bond and was brought back from Nleniic by Ollicar Hunt. Saturday moro~ ing. -Deutist Wood's office will be open on and after August 20d. ' The funeral of‘ Lorenzo D. Olmelead, who died Saturday, was held yesterday from the home of hie daughter, lire. Jennie mils, Day street. [is wee in the eighty-eighth year of his ego. Rev. W. D. Hart, pastor of the Wilton Congrege~ tional church, conducted the funeral ser- . vices. and the remains were taboo to North-Wilton by Undertaker Gregory for interment. hire. Miner, widow of the lots ex-Gov- erner William T. Iliuer, died Sunday at her home in Stamford, aged about sixty- iive years. Ire. liner was well known for her many acts of philanthropy. Upon the death of her husband, several years ago, she built the St. Luke chapel in the pariah of St. John’s church, as e memor- ial. An oil painting of her husband, which she presented to the Fairtlsld County Bar association. will be hung in the courtroom of the Superior Court, as soon suit is painted. She leaves a son, Charles W., a New York lawyer, and a daughter. Every true-hearted American wants to have at least one American eagle, be- cause it is the national emblem of liberty and happiness, but it is much more use- ful when stamped on the face of a 320 gold piece. Gold eagles are scarce in these daye,but we don't know where you can invest one to better advantage or where it will produce more satisfactory results. than by taking one of those per soually conduch delightful six day tripe to Saratoga, Late George. Lake Champlain and Auenble Chasm offered by the Recreation Tourist company. Get tickets of G. W. Harris; also New Eng- land Tourist, which will tell all about it. Selectman Raymond was notified, yesterday. that Mrs. McDonald, wife of John McDonald, mate of the City of Nerwelh, had left her four small children alone at her home, corner of Vanandt i avenue and Fort Point street, and gone oil, no one knew where. The selectman says he found that the children were not left alone for any length of time. lire McDonald’s mother was there all day Sunday and yesterday morning, and then sent her brother to the house tostay fora little while. as went out to play. leaving the children alone. lire. McDonald returned from New York, last night, where she and her husband had been on a visit. They said it was through some misunderstanding that Mrs. lchouild‘e mother or her sister had not been with the children. as she supposed it was so understood before she went away. [sonwm news on stem recs. ] You believe in pure iced, you buy the best flour, the best eggs, the best sugar, yet you have not tried the best baking powder unless you have used Cleveland’s. “ Pure and Sure.” FD LAW Combine the LA‘I'lI‘I‘ sum All) I‘m... E. M. Jackson. (Over F. bfead's Confectionery.) EDWARD General clearing up. Be among the first to secure ling them. Sale commences today. EDWARD NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING, Great reduction all through the line. ' TON & CO. 22 South Main Street. Careful housewives consult their own best interests by visiting our market. In all of its branches for excellence of stock and lownees of price, we stand un- esoelied. For instance, this week we offer Sperry & Barnes’ and Iferwin’e New Haven Shoulders for go per lb. NEWYBBKHABKE'I‘ Frank 8. Ayers, Proprietor. Donovan‘s Block, South Nerweih. J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the hunt productions of the PIOI‘OGBAPIIIO A". LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDlES. Photographer. 50 Wall Street, Norwalh, Conn. STREET, All summer goods must go, and so quickly. the greatest bargains that have been offered this summer. You have never bought dry goods as cheap as we are sel- f STREET, NORWALK. Sllfllill SilEiiWililii. ' BATTER, OOGUPIIS‘h .mhnw of E. Gueowshi‘s store. corner of Water streets. Nor— L‘eiiaml see tbeleteet styles in spring hate. «on. ere. am lfr.‘ William Hang llcmlstonn Organist and Director nth Norwalh Congregational church. teacher of Pisno.0rean. Harmony. ”Bayvlew ave Terms” 8101 rthree- nerier hour lesson. in advance:12 nafor mm 5 m RABBIT”! ON 1118 FE!!! AGAIN. Released I'roln State's Prison. no Begins Life Anew. “The Tourist" writes in the Hartford Post as follows: “How much sorrow is sometimes caused by e thoughtless ex- pression; how much humiliation by a headless phrase. A newspaper. with its 10,000 tongues, is often as heedless as the individual, and this fact was brought home to me yesterday afternoon when I receivodacall from James H. Rebuilt The name of Mr. Rabbits is not unfamil- iar to tire newspaper-reading public, for many will recall his arrest in Stam- ford ou a charge of forging a fraudulent order for lumber; hiseubstquent trial at Bridgeport, under the circumstances, will reflect none too much credit on the state; hieeenteuce of three years in state prison, and his sober quent pardon by the Board of Pardons Babbitt was a remarkable prisoner. During his incar- ceration he. by his mechanical skill and ingenuity, saved the state hundreds of dollars. and as the gravest doubts as to his guilt had always existed in the minds of people familiar with his case, no one was sorry when he was pardoned, while many were glad. And immediate ly upon his release from the brown walls at Wethersileld he was sneaked as fore man by Councilman A. W. Scovllle, the builder. and a new era of prosperity dawned for James H. Rsbbltt." haturtley'a Individual decree. Following are the individual scores made in the Neremabe Gun club‘s prize shoot at Gregory a Point, last Saturday: rmsre'vnsr. Coleman .................... 101001000041 Drake ....................... 100101001145 Lewis ....................... 1101101111-8 Elli ....................... 0111001110—0 ssooso nvssr. Hill ....................... 1110101111—8 Drills ...................... 1101111111~0 Coleman ................. 1101110101—7 Lewis ........ . .............. loullllili—s Lockwood ......... . ........ iliiilllil—iu 'l'fffitD even Drake ...................... 110101110041 Lockwood ..0111111110-8 Capren ..... ...lllllillOl—D "10111101114 Elihu... ...001 101010145 nesnwer Msnonehnisa rmzs Gunner. MlCapron.......101101110101101 .... ........ 101111011~17 (Hiltochwocd...0101,10101110001 ..00101 11001100—10 muorehcusc...011010 00011000 01101000000101100~1l Minewia... “00100110111111! mention...“ .010101110001011 .....1101111111—40 01010000000000101‘4! n. We are headquarters for school Supplies of all kinds. Text Books, Pens, Pencils, Pads, Tablets, Slates, Bupy Books, Brewing Books, Spelling Blanks. 43 Washington Sinai. ’,(0111e0teuflrd..101110110001111 «1310 11100 010110m1» lill. Plaisied, Ch'd’re of Children’s Medium and Light at prices it's hard to resist. $5.00 and $6.00 ' $2. BBMSTBB 14 South Main street, South N orwalk. quires the sell them. BEST GRAIN 5" FOR HORSES AND canes. A. W.A ...—....” . ...... ...—.... mow-~— 0. ii. HABVEY'B City Employment Agency. Ladies and gentlemen desiringhoompstcnt help In any capacity con obtain e same at 316 above money. Also these desiring posi- one. Wanted immediately. First class cook and waitress. none but those having heat of references need on Dilly. Gmlbroeitlnns an the right parties. ’1‘ () Situations Wanted immediately. For four cushion. six aalesiedlce. cue teach- er. six wloltreases, live chambornrslds, two nurse girl a. 'itiNorth Main street. South waflh. lVlr. King’s SBHBBleBll sols Bellini. §%STAIFBRD. 30-09611 Sent. 26. Thong“ lPrenaies Thoroughly for ”1001- lot «this “bars have" fromt ti ~ s u i llEllli Ell-"~82 Mill We will sell until the first of September, our entire stock THE WHOLE OCEAN Will not tempts horseIto drink. The horse .. dainty animal, withhigh-strung nerves, and re , id n ’3 Weight Suits without reserve SUITS for 95. Come and See us. We Can do you Good. You: MBNEY BABK iF ’Yllii WANT ii. lure open Hillilll am] Saturday evenings. ll Blllli CLOTHIERS, Masonic Building, N orwalk. best of water and food to keep him in good condition. This is the reason why you should feed your horses Oats screened by Higbie’s Potent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I MAN UEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. ensues omen, somass' uvner erases. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wantfany Diamonds. "Watches. Jewelry; or or your Wstches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned. call or send at once to Silverware an USTiN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NOIEWALK. Taylor a Golden. Beal Esiaie and insurance. WADEIIG'I‘OI seam. Persona whinym for a with the view call and examine our “list. “2:3” sale in everypnrt uricos and on sesvtams. m ones eon run season. BIA FOOD Ol' ALI. KINDS. Full Shore Dinner, 75 Bests. ‘ HUBBARD a REYNOLDS. ”Whig...- W Chen cannot be teed the‘g'ome dsy copy m ed in. Every reasonable snort TO ADVERTISERS. V relatedl 11mg! orig right unless ‘ ll dole; , ’1: 2:; , F
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