2 yesterday. Wesson supply of stationery today. Thebost Two Brothers is at Wilson Not with a cargo of coal for Raymond sum " Albert Welnitz, the Cranbury milk- hen. numbered six cows today from partieeiulicwtown. The Fat locum club will hold its usual dinner at ltoton Point Hotel, August 31. at 2 p. m. gum-got s L. Weed. cf the Norwalk Opera Home. has booked Rice a Barton’s vaudeville show for Labor Day night. .Ciiestermlittle son of Mr. end lire. ‘ Rum Merritt. of Cross street, Nor- j walk. procured a bottle of parcgoric from a shelf. Monday, and drank its contours. He did not take enough. however, for any serious results. Edward Connors. of West street. has purchased a goat and cart for the use of The highway opposite the Thaddeus Guyer property on Rules Bill, has been portion of the land, thus straightening thestreet. and making it considerably wider at that point. George W. Icrrltt. or Leouud street. Horwalk. is sixty-three years of age to- ' day. The store of E. H. Icrchcuse. on West avenue, is now lighted by electricity. John Barthei’s condition has been ' steadily growing worse since the trial of hb alleged assailant on Saturday. —Jones'fiour.ubo per bbi..58c. per bag. Hcrehouae, the West Avenue Gro~ “0 William Gurry has accepted a position as engineer at Contractor A. Bachs stone quarry on the Wilson Point road. Freak Tocci. the shoemaker in John IcGovern's building ates North Main street, has been warned to‘ vacate the Frederick Bcolield says he did not do any shooting on Summit street. Tuesday night, the statement of the neighbors to the contrary notwithstanding. Joseph Cowperthwait and family. of South Norwaik. are camping out on Point of Rocks, Scotch Cove. They are enjoying themselves immensely. Rancey Pooley, the Barton liveryman. who has been residing in Swartz d: Cor- hett's block on Washington street for some time. has rented one of Theodore W. Austin’s houscsin Darius and will suave there September 1st. Extensive preparations are being made to observe Sunday School Day. at Parlor Bock. tomorrow. The programme will be under the auspices of the Connecticut lsndayfiohoolsseociation. and will be- .h at 1:80 o'clock. with a praise len- vlos. selections from ”Best Hymns" being need. Addresses willheglven by» In. C. A. Northrop. of Norwich. and I. P. Hall. president of the Hall Block Incl company. New York. The latter willhsatemperance address. An Illus— mative exercise—“A Town Meeting in Barium-will be conducted by Stats My W. A. Hall. and there will be recitation by Mrs. E. D. Clark,'ol Shel- Atneetiog oi the local branch of the Granite State Provident association was held last night and the. organisation Wt! as follows: President. William .;Actnu vice president and appraiser, Kaiser D. Randall; secretary, John H. Hoyt: treasurer. J. Arthur Pinnec; “router and attorney, Joseph L. Taylor; director and appraisers. William B. _ l-Itb.0sbrge S Trowhridge. Frank 1. Joan, James '1‘. Hobbs". Arthur C. Wheaten George W. Benedict, E. E. (Instant). D. stmau, J. P. Nicker- md. P. FrancisJaocb Sohsuh. R. I. MID..EB.Adsms.C.W. fiend. s. Seymour. You believe in best cg , greatly improved by the cutting cl of a , Dunes Tribe. 1 0.. it. at, m... bionic Herman 3. Beats. of Harwell,“ seats donation ot pears tattle Dentury Home. Sylvester Tsyldr. of Norwalk. has re- ceived word that his brother. E. G. Tay- tor. lies at the point of death at his home in Bothcl. ~iioms mallow pressed corned beef. try it. New York Barker. The Letter Day Saiots pitched their ttmtpb Orchard street. yesterday. Substitute letterfioarrier Henry Perry wseoudutyin Nor-elk. yesterday, to relieve Carrier George Nickersou. who weein New York. ‘ C. Ford Seeley received permission. yesterday. from Chairman Gideon. of the Nations”. A. W. racing board. to ride under class 8 colors during his European trip. John Barthel has tiled a general deo nial in the three suite brought against him by Louis Schweizer. ' 0m: 1.. Candeld. ot Norwalk. who has been under the doctor's care for seven] days. isslightly improved. . —Dentist Wesd’s cities will be open on and after August 23d. The semifmouthly meeting at Hum- boldt Lodge. Bousof Herman. will be held tomorrow night in Germanic Hall. Daniel IloGtsdy. of 82 North llalu street.sssbletc heoutegainafteralcng confinement with the rheumatism. «Extra Fine potatoes.18c. a peck. lorehonse. the West AveuoeGrocer. William Reifeies and lies Anna Soberrille. both of Yonkers.N. Y.. were married on Sunday evening. August 18th. by Rev. Charles A. Brockmeier. E. Apell has been in the barber busi- ness in Norwalk since 1887. He is the oldest barber in town. as far as business goes. A very interesting and helpful cottage prayer meeting was held at the home of William A. Wilcox. on Elmzflrove place. last evening. by members of the Advent Christian church. A large elm tree on the property of Charles E. Jennings. corner of Taylor avenue and West street, was out down yesterday. -—Ooflee with cream. 5c cup. at Lane’s The regular monthly business meeting of Calvary Baptist church will be held Thursday.» 9 p. In. All members of the church are requested to be present. business of importance will be transacted The Methodist and Congregational churches of Ridgelield. are pionicking at Rotors Point today. They came down on a special train at 9:20 and took trolley cars from theNorwalk depot. It took three motor cars and two trailers to con- vey them to listen. Anengagement has recently been an- nounced which will prove 0! interest to a large number of friends in thh city. Itis thatof Dr. Herbert Keith. son of F. Wayland Keith. and lies Carrothers, of Norwich. Conn. A. J. locker. of the Hacker Ooai com- pany. has gone to the Catskill Mountains tosupervise the construction of a dam. built in connection with a reservoir re cently constructed at Plsiaville under the direction of a syndwatc of Norwalk gen- tlcmen. Belle 0. Sykes. aoreck shot employ- ed by the Winchester Arm scompsoy, who has a record of 100 clay pigeons flying at unknown angles. with 100 shots. will givean exhibition under the auspices of the Nsromakc Gun club, in the near future. The flyndert Static went out this morning crowded to her full capacity. 1,200 people,sndlt appealed as though fully live hundred people were left on the wharf. unable to get on board. The licthodlsta neverhed smote suspicious day for a picnic. Those left behind boarded the 9:86 train, and went to New Rachel] and took the ferry across to (ileu Island. —The purest codes at lane's restaurant. pure loud you buy the best flour. the s, the best sugar. yet you have not tried the "DIWALI m. ON mourn PAGE] M W“ best longing powder unless you have used Cleveland’s. “ Pure and Sure.” the carrier‘s degree lest niche.” Samuel [ as will attend , boardci management. This repert.he Combine the harass-arm sun stators. LARGE DOWN Ol‘ E. m. Jackson. (Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) EDWARD General clearing up. Be among the first to secure ling them. Sale commences today. no s'cszmn BUILDING, . Donovan's. Block. almond Careful housewives consult their own best interests by .visitiug our market. in siloflte branches for excellence of stock and iownces of price. we stand un- / dialled. For instance. this week we oiicr Sperry at: Barnes’ and Norwich New my... Shoulders for to per lb. mum Frank 8. Ayers. Proprietor. South Norwalk. J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Onralmlstoglve satisfaction teem-patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions oi the PEOIOGWIIO All. naturism empire. Photographer. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Cola. STREET, Greet reduction all through the line. All summer goods must go, and go quickly. the greatest bargains that have been offered this summer. You have never bought dry goods as cheep as we are eel- STREET. NORWALK. SHOilll SOERWOOO. lllllEll. 000’le a of EM Guscwski‘h store. streets. Nor- “tournerof walk. thclatcstatylea in snri batsman. etc.“ mow lit. illlllsm Hang liumlsten. and Director e W th Norwslk ugregationai church. teacher of Plano. Oman. Harmony. so Bayvlcw ave Terma‘ him three patter hour lesson. in advance: 1: us for tone. 8m SCHNOBEB CLUB’S OUTINS. They will Ilavs a luster Ola—bake at Boron Point Ta-morrow. Scbnorer club outing day, has come to be practically an annual holiday on the ‘ North Side of New York city. It will be on Thursday. and thousands of people The Sohnorer club, whose home is at Third avenue and One Hundred and Sixty-third street. has a membership of several hundred. made up of the leading business men of the North Side. The friends of the club are legion and every- body who can get away will join the club on Thursday. Members and guests will assemble at the club house and form a procession. which will start promptly at 8 a. In. The line of march will be down St. Ann's avenue to One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street. down Brock avenue to One Hun- dred and Forty-fourth street. and thence down Alexander avenue to the lorrie- anla dock. where the steamers will be boarded for Rotors Point on the Sound. There will be a monster clsmbake at the Point and games of all sorts. 0n the return trip the procession will be formed at the Ilorrisanla dock and march back to the club house over the same route which will be traversed in the morning. People along the line of match will show their appreciation of the club by setting ofl' fireworks. The parade will be in two battalions, There will be two military hands and a life and drum corps with the two battalions. and tho tee-presidents 'and board of directors will march together» The odious ot the Schnorer cluhare Henry 0. Schrader. president; Charles J. Haberetroh. rice-president; John Others. secretary; John McMahou.tteesurer: Jos- eph Lleberir. lluancisl secretary. and A. F. Scbwsuuecke. sergeantst arms. reruns lemons! (lamp. A gentleman interested in the Putnam memorial camp at Bedding says the storyhss been simulated that Bedding people are complaining because other towns are so well represented on the says. is not true and he knows of but one way In which it might have originated. He believes some one who was anxious for a place on the board is disappointed in not getting it and now wishes to con- vey the impression that all Sodding pso- pls feel as he does. "Bedding people have contributed liberally.” said one to a Vie are headquarters for 8ehcoi Supplies of all kinds. Text Books, Pens, Pencils. lads. Tablets. Slates. copy Buuksy Drawing Books. Spelling Blanks. \ s a ll. ll. Rusted, .943 Washington Start. . S u i ' noun-«s2 - 1 n We will sell until the first of September. our ”the , of Children’ a Medium and Light at prices it's hard to resist. $5.00 and $6.00 SUITS for $2. Come and, See us. We Can do you Good. YOUR MONEY , BAOK Weight Suits without resort? 95. IF you WANT n. .aw—h——-_..__ Stare open illlllllil and Saturday avenge OOMSTOOK BROS CLOTHIERS. 14 South Main street, South Norwelk. THE WHOLE OCEAN Will not tempt a horsefito drink. ‘ dainty animal, withhigh-strung nerves. and re- quires the best of water‘end food to keep him in good condition. This is the reason why you should feed your horses Oats screened by nghie’s Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I sell them. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. BEST GRAIN FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. Masonic Building. Norwaik. , w...,_-_w ’, Thehorseies' The Leading Grain Dealer. names armor. connotes LIVERY erases. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But it you should wantzany Diamonds; Watches. Jewelry or Silvsiwata, or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelrylre- paired and cleaned, csilzor send at oncezto A“. W. A'Uis. .T l N, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. NORWALK. w... 4... fl- .___......._ ..._.._..._,_ 0. ii. lllllVEY'O City Employment Agency. m“- new on" ”one: nan us can 0 e giepahove Yarrow. yAlso those desiring posi- one. Wanted immediately. First class cook and waitrese. none but those having best of references needs new. Goodmltlnns to the right parties. '1' 0 Situations Wanted Immediately. hl six salesladles.one teach- erygixfoe‘tal’” "shire chamhermaids. two m" m redone Main street. South Norwalk. ml tf lilr.:Klng’s SOHOOI. ~FOll .OOYS flog... Bellini. Street. illliillllll. ——WliaL-- Flo-open Sept. 26. narrower Thoroughly for Osl- lTint. mine boys have neutered collars front-Io flew???“ refiners u 3~ " Taylor a: Golden. Real Estate and Insurance. MW”?MOI 1Ms ”... gums tall ”Pasture 3. Beach omnon rna euros. BIA won 0! :Am. ‘. KINDS. Full Show Dinner. 15 tests. HUBBARD h REYNOLDS. Proprietors. m In with the vine”:1 call and examine curlist. ei mu.“ I re ADVERTISERS. ; E We L .9: Changes cannot be teed the some day copy ed in. Every mesonabls "it? to w. .. s u 0 can minted'upones a rig is h 'lesentin. 8d,;
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