" the msrh’fortbe hnrgkm'lact night.
. rm... to his home
. ,. crwalk. by sickness.
and A. G. Howard, repre-
fisnry's minetrelmro in town
company appears at the
" House, August 28.
has his new house on
villus completed. and will
3. B. Sherwood’s house on
a
cram & Carr began
. downtba partly completed
of; Edwin F. Gnyer on Monroe
“Ir. Guyericnndecided as yet
. Longmf. Summer street. is on
F"- ; ..._.___.
Omar Lawson and Miss Julie
' were married by Rev. Father
.thic morning, at St. Isry’c
Hoyt resumed his duties as
t' the .Fairileld County National
maintaining, after a two_ weeks'
”of the two young men accus-
scent stealing Wendell Ashton‘c dog
disciple» night in the town court at
Norwalk. and were called.
Thswedding of Miss Sophie Grotes-
gjuhn, who will' sail from Antwerp for
-. American meetiher allianced husband»
m: Kampf. a barber employed at
“I. ‘Apsil's. will be a guest at lfr.
‘Apcll'c home. The wedding ceremony
will be performed there early in Septem-
ber. Rev. S. H. Watkins will officiate.
' George Bennett. of Winnipauk. com-
V to the Norwaik police. last night,
his step-daughter, Sadie Lynch.
‘whollvss in his house. was drunk and
bedstead him He wanted hararrestsd.
. the oflcers advised him to go home,
N up his house. and let her remain in
herewn apartments.
: F—S lbs. good laundry starch. 25c.
' Willa, the West Avenue Grocer.
There was no hearing Monday in the
. nppml of the residents of Darien from the
"mt of the Norwalk Tramway com-
fly through that town.land it will pro-
?” billy goover until the regular term of
. the court in September.
" . hat night Giles Gregory, of Norwaik.
; m Chiller Hunt that he thought a
‘ young man who happened to pass at that
moment. :was riding Councilman Pin-
aah’c stolen bicycle. The officer set out
t “and the young fellow. but he
wdcridilurather fast. Er. Hunt cal-
hd upon Chester Selleck. who just then
. ' file up. to ask the fellow wiretnrn. lfr.
L “(did so. and itlwas found that Mr.
Blister was mistaken in the wheel.
[mac Sellech. of Arch street. arrived
hp. tfrotn Block Island last night
W ii o'clock last week londay morn-
Mllghlnlng struck the flag stall on the
f Hotel. whet-owl. iSelleck was
' . The polejand one side of the
‘ pots were shattered. Thejbolt then
Wealth chimney to the ground and
‘ out.“ the ctraat.|whert[it burst awster
“i". Two girlszin the room adjoining
Fl. Selitck werezshocked.
Quuthlg from Tue Saarinen Rev.
M Noble‘s opinion of the im-
th in the condition of the morale
the encampment just closed. the
p . -» . Farmer says: “Statements
, Mgcport members of the C. N.
' “‘llosotcocllrmthc vlswtakenbythe
' “ Itissald that Company Bra.
*two kcgclof beer daily and that
there was considerable drunkenness
. the members of Company E.
the evlitol;drnntsnuccc was not
' ‘ eradicated this year. there was
‘ Wtzover the doing. of lor-
:ysus.” -
5th. can Armoui'c llcsst Beef 200.
, the West Avenue Grocer.
school limiters,
lawns...
' their attempt to gain an entrance. hut
will erect a brick building or ‘
m. nine women marched into
club’s offloatto mister. toting
“can they can vote at the
. ’ amo’trp mwmmfl WM'
”Jim.“ telltale moraine
oatheyccht Carrie for s cruise down
scat. ‘
.- .
William J. Manning's rssflsncc was
Tbvheylcftiatheloctinthcfmntdoor
wasbcnt and twisted out ct shape in
they were unsuccessful.
Charles H. Ferric,who formerly coc-
dnotedagrooery ctoreyon North Main
street, is employed by Lorenzo Dibble.
, Yesterday alternoon. 1". Doyle. of Wil-
ton. with a dompsnion. was walking
along the Wilson‘s Point road. and when
near Bach’s atone quarry. a trolls car
came up from Baton Point. Mr. Doyle
supposed he was far enough away from
the track to prevent an accident. and
paid no attention to the car until he was
struck in the"back audfiknccked down.
He then saw that a ladder on the front
platform of the .car projected two or
three feet outside the platform, and
this was what struck him. The motor-
man stopped the car; but iinding Mr.
Doyle was unhurt soon started on again.
[noawanx saws cit-rm no: ]
Vtill'flllli DAYS.
Summer Sannterera at the Seashore
and Anton: the lountalas.
Councilman Fox‘left South Norwaik
today for Harps Island. Maine, where
he will join lira. Fox, for a two weeks.
outing. Until the arrival of W. C
Foote from Lake George. the business of
the Fox Cycle company will bein charge
of Charles Dana.
Miss Clara Louise Graham has left
Nor-walk for New Haven. where she will
be the guest of Kiss Alodene Cooper.
Miss Florence Graham and her grand-
mother, of Norwalk. aresmnding their
vacation at Hyde Park, N. Y.
Q'J. J. Grant. of Norwalk. will attend
the Sumner League entertainment at
Bevin Rock, Thursday.
lfiss Emma Luster and sister, of
Norwslir, havejust returned from their
home in Hampton. Va. '
Mr. and Ira. Henry P. Iiorgan. of
West street. are_ in Lilchiield county. for
two weeks.
hire. William Raymond.of Ely avenue.
is on a two weehs‘ trip through Northern
New York state.
Ira. Samuel Watson. of Boboken. N.
J .. is the guest of Iir. and hire. William
Garry. 17 Union street.
lies Jennie F. Ferris has returned to
her home in South Ncrwslk after a
pleasant sojourn at the Haviland cottage.
Bell issand.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Helmrr. of
Lochport. N. Y.. are spending a month
with Mr. and hire. Joseph Cox. of Boton
Hill.
Mrs. John Hagen and son Edward, of
Norwalk. enjoyed a. trip to New York
yesterday.
Charles Hoyt and wife and Emory
Stevens and wife arrived home irom
Windham in the Catskills. Monday
night. The rest of the party. Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Weed. Miss Mabel Hoyt and
Miss Jennie Smith. arrived home last
evening.
lliss Maggie Ilurphy. of the Boston
store. is at Asbury Park.
Lizzie and Joseph Kinsella. of Stcuk.
bridge.‘liaee.. are visiting their aunt,
lira John Connors. West street.
Mr. and hits A. A. Raymond. Jr . cf
Elm Grove place, are visiting relatives
in Bath Beach. I. I.
Mr. and lira. Adam Croeachner, of
Lexington avenue. are entertaining Mrs.
Mary Drew and lilac Kate Breantigan,
of Jersey Clty,',N. J.
William T. Wilson. of Philadelphia. is
visiting at the home of his sister. hire.
Alexander Sample. of West avenue. He
is accompanied by his son. William El-
mer Wilson.
lfr. andllrs. Heigh. of Broad Brock.
Coun., spent a few days with Ifr. Sample
on their way to Asbury Park.
lilac: Florence Hoyt has returned to
her home. lilith street. New York. after
avisit wilhjliies Harietta Couch. Bay-
view avenue.
fir. and hits. J. Irving Dibble. of Bay
view avcauc.sre;speoding the week at
Watch Bill.
Misc .Florence Batteries. of Pcugh.
keepsis. has returned home from a visit
with Ilse “mid Coley. of Camp street.
Academy street.
seat as a two wests’ysoatisn.
W08
out.
Ilsa llamis Hughes. of Southport. iv a
guest of Ir. and tire. David Hughss, of
City Attorney John H. Light has gone
lflss LilitsaLOlcrk. ct Waterbury. a
gradastsofthccisscof’clmtths Belle-
vus Hospital 'frslalng Sobscltcrllsrsss.
vary welcome daltsrat ll Clay
lira. Hannah Outlaw or New York. is
a guest of E. Gusowskl. lain street.
Norwalk.
Cheater Selleok and George Lycett will
go to Windham. in the Catskills.
lice Lottie Onctead.of Union Fart.
left Norwalk today for Orange. N. J.
Missions Burns, of Waterbury, is
visiting lira. Addie Holmes. 0! Union
Park. _ '
Misses Iiinnie Boyle and Bertha
Fitzgerald. of New Britain, are guests of
Miss Alice Cahlil. Academy'ctreet.
Vice-Commodore A. E. ’Chasmar and
George A. Jennings. of the Norwallr
Yacht club, started today for Block
island on a hlueiishing irlp.
Dr. J. J. Insaey and‘wife. of Phila-
delphia. are guests of Mr. and lira. Ncl
eon i1. Hoyt. Bayvisw avenu .,
W. BJHumlston, orgdnist oi the South
Norwalk Congregational church. is
attending the Seidl ceacerts istnldan-
bitten Beach. this week.
lira. Frederick Baym md arrived home
on Saturday, from F-ankfcrd, N. Y.
Dr. and tire. W. L. Weed. of -Wsst
Main street. returned home last night
from a trip to the Catskills.
Captain R. l. Resale in Bridgeport
today attending the reunion of the Fifth
Connecticut Cavalry.
William Daniele, of A. G. Benedict‘s
store, has gone on hh vacation. which
he will spend in Norwalk and New
Haven—Dsnbnry News.
Mr. and hire. George Barnum, of
North avenue. are entertaining lire.
Lydia Raymond and grand-daughter, of
Ogden. Utah.
Corneliusni’l‘erce. gate-tender at the
Water street crossing. Norwalh, return-
ed home yesterday from a two weeks’
vacation at Harrisburg, Pa.
Floyd '1‘. Bureau. Miss Byington and
Miss St. John, of Norwalh. are at Sara-
toga.
liiac'jFannie Hoyt. of White street,
Danbury, is visiting relatives in South
Norwalk.
Ira. Harriet Bondsman. ctr i-Brtmhlynll
is visiting hersister. lire. llaryG.’ Towa-
csnd. Elm Grove place.
llr. and'lrs. George H. Hillard and
daughter. Ethel Ely :lllllard. who have
been the guests of relatives in South
Norwalk, return today to their home in
Delhl.N. Y.
Iii-ts Diary lockwocd. Eleanor Smith
and Gertrude Camp. of Norwalk..aave
returned from a sojourn in the White
Mountains.
Miss Mczie Conover. of Brooklyn. is a
guest at the Colby residence on Camp
street.
Miss Nellie Lflenry. of New York. is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
of Norwalk.
Harry Elwood. of Cleveland. is a guest
of his parents. hfr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Elwood, Orchard street.
Ills. Oby Smith, of Bridgeport. is the
guest of Misses Edith and Annie Dauch-
ey, Taylor avenue.
Miss Bessie Bates. of E. E. Bodwell's
store. is enjoying a two weeks' vacation.
WESTON.
lire. Vanderbilt Godfrey entertains her
sister. Mrs. Thomas, from Ridgeiield.
Beginning with next Sunday evening,
the Y. P. 8. C. E. meeting at the Noriieid
church will begin at 7 o'clock. instead of
7:30, as formerly.
Mrs. Willsdsen and son have returned
to their home in Hobohen. N. J.
Mrs. Randle and lilac Nichols entertain
their nieces from Bridgeport.
lilac Anna Pitklns left town on Mon-
day for her home in Chicago.
Julius Lane returned home on Satur-
day. after {several months’ absence In
the West.
lilac Carrie Morehouse has visited In
Southport.
tiles Adsll Bradley has been seriously
ill.
Friends '1 from Norwslk are staying
withllfiss Lillian Bennett.
lira. Walter Rowland has entertained
her cunt, Ifrc. Arthur Bill. of Norwalk.
for a few days.
Levi Peace has returned to his home
in East Haven.
Ilsa hells Coley. of Westport, is visit-
ing Ilsa Edna Bradley.
hiss Grace Bulkley returned to her
home in Southpcrtgon Saturday.
ltuasway latch a Failure.
In. Laura Wilson. of New Canaan.
has applied through Allard“!
Light, at month Norwclk. for a
divorce from her hmhand. Wil-
lisal Wilson. Thishthe autumnal a
less than half-price. 1
because the colors being light. now is the selling time. For instance, our 31 00 and 01.25 Wrappers. in the latest style. with
large sleeves and veryi latest trimming. are now 690. '
Our S1 50, $1.75} .2 00 and $3.48 Wrappers, in all of the latest materials. have been reduced to 98c.
Our Silk and Soft Washable Shirt Walsts have all been reduced to'oost.
BATHING SUITS.
Three nice lines of Bathing Suits, at $1 69. $2.50 and SB 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 Suits. It
you are in need of any of the above goods. you will do well to take advantage of this citering as soon as possible. '
‘.
Today every WI pper and Shirt We
you realize what
ist in our store has been gone over. and many of the chocisct have been marked at Y
that means? For less than coat on many of them, but we make the loss on them
i
llllllll l iiYAT'l‘, ll )2 GAZETTE in mil.
Literary lotu-
A sketch of George du Macrier'a artis-
tic career. with characteristic Du Maur-
er’c dnwisgsto illustrate the deVelop-
hint of his art. will be given in Harper's
Weekly for August litth.
In additionto some beautiful and dis-
tinguished late summer tollettec in
Harper’s Bszrr to be issued on August
24th. there will be a specially prepared
and very practical and detailed paper an.
titled "Early Autumn Fashions for lion 5
A striking portrait of lies Winnie Davis,
accompanied by a short biographical
sketch. will interest pacple who wish to
know something of tlhe charming person-
ality of the author of “The Veiled Doc-
tor.” The same number of the Bazar
will have a supplement containing a
brilliantly illustrated story entitled "The
Possessed Princess of Bekhteu.” by E. A,
Wallis Budlre.
Ill. Henry’s Illustrate Coming.
On Wednesday. August 28, this well-
known attraction will appear at the Nor-
walh Opera House in a minstrel pro-
gramme embracing forty stars. with
Arthur Deming at the head. Thh com-
pany baa everywyervl been voted a suc-
seas. and will be rentembercdas giving
last season one of the best entertain-
mentcseen in a long while. Snob at-
tractions should he encouraged. The
reserved seats are how on sale at the
usual places.
genome.
m2
Willilillil lulu nousr.
Wedneday. iiugusl 28m.
The great show of the day.
HI HENRY"S
counsel“. slxrr
‘ruovsaun DOLLAR.
MINSTRELS.
Fifty star performerl . headed by the prince
of comedians. Mr. Arti ar Deming. ill popular
comedians. l2 skilled d cars. 9 cultured slug-
crc. ill plcaannlsa. ill specialties. ill Grand
Military Band The swell parade or the
to sale at Wood's drug
mlnstrel world.
Reserved seats nova
store. Norwallt. and omllnacn‘s drug store.
south Norwalk. Spec cl reduced prices. file.
line and we. all
TAX COLLECTBR’S
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby givou to all persons liable to
pay taxes to the town of Norwalk. in the
County of Falrilcid anal State of Connecticut.
on the Assessment liist of lfli. that I will
meet them to receive Itsid Taxes.“ the follow-
ing times and places. to wit:
Atthsctors of Writ. Sanford. East Nor-
“ desm
‘ l'i’
rosawaymsteh. musculature! .~
Was. It _
walh.(Down'llownl. its Friday. August alth.
lanthanum. Lil. tartan.» his sales.
“redundant Norm. srsacthcrlc-
Bil Ennis, “Ballets, Flrll lll'l,
Some of the last things you think of buying this hot weather, but quality
and prices bring the crowds to our store. if we can save you big money
what. care you for hot weather.
Blankets,
with mercury at 80°. It makes you
call for a palm leaf, unless you see
the prices under them.
All Cotton 10-4 .regular 800, now 48c,
in white or gray.
104white or gray, former price, $1;
now 69c.
Lamps.
A handsome array of Lamps just re-
ceived. $8, $2.25. 85 and $7.
Muslin Under-wear.
Good heavy Muslin Drawers.25:,39c.500
Gowns of good strong Muslin. mother
huhbard and yoke, 500. 69.3, 753 ’
11.4 par‘ '00], former price, '1 25; Fina FIDit-of—ihelmom hinallu,$l.$l.39
now 80c. Odd lots of Percale and Chambry Shirt
11-4 tine quailty. former price. $2; now Waiata, 2‘c, 503.
$1 50 To close the balance of our Leunderd
Shirt Waists at half price.
Silk Shirt Waiste. at $2.75; former
price. $3 50
Duck Suits. SS 50.
Serge and Flannel Shirts. 83: former
price. 84.
Imported Fancy Silks. 25c. 35c. 40c.
Comfortables.
Made good Eathndiste. cannot be
equaled. .25, 83 25, $5 and 06.
' CARPETS.
Beat All Wool Ingrain in the market. 600.
Best All Wool Tapestry in the market. 75.3, 85:.
‘Best Vslvets. 35c, 95c. S1.
lioquettee. Axminster at big values.
Our stock of Furniture cannot be rqualed.
Estimates given for furnishing houses complete.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
l8 Washington Street. South Ismail;
Sluh Building. Vlsll Street. lloraslt.
HARVEY’S
G‘rrc'rst SLAUGHTER SALE 01
BOOTS AND SHOES
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. The entire stock has to be sold in order to meet press-
ing obligations, and to place in new goods for fall and winter trade.
C. Ii. HARVEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AND RU'BBERS.
leather and Silos Findings. Manufacturer oi Ihlldrsn'c Shoes.
70 NQRTH MAIN STREET.
Go to Heads for Fresh Rolls.
92 WASTINGTON STREET.
DELICIOUS [CE CREAM
delivered to all parts of the cities.
1604 all wool, former price, 82 50; now
Dre-r3 (u‘roods.
We invite your attention to our Dress
Goods department. We are ofleriog 25
pieces Dress Goods at out prices. You
cannot realize what they are without ex-
missing.
40 inch Fancy Figured Brilanteens. at
45c, 50c and 75c.
4o . OElNTS . PER . QUART.
M
LADIES and gentlemen desiring corn or.
IMPUSSIBII
help may call at the new mail enos
ills. llsly ilynn'sill South Iain
office at
mil. from to o'eloci forencon. until use tobe too
Mm wise or
I h
Attila-tors ottolllsndle. st Winnlrsut. Slmi. Silliill "WWI“. too careful when -
ohm-lunwn of “rider-filml 30m» 1% WANTED iMIfBDlA'l'IiLY. i k the eye is nonm-
fromlo‘oloch until 415) o'c . A n )my desiring a. pocticn as con ed. i b
Attire store of Altihcnso Dibble. at South ma Winks. sameby calling at the above i. "so?" oncclmt
Dive Illa River. oni the mine of Friday. Id ""- 15 "8M
August a), 13%. min 7 o'clock “m a.» SlTUATlONS WANTED lHMI IATILY. We have them!
no... : demonstrations ram. ......... n... ..
Mthcofloeof m Collector. Mm l. “I- ”Mm“. m)" OP‘ImI 0006..
soaichniidisg. in a City”: zorwczk" in M
satd'ibwnotltorw .on n av. ugnst . “a,“ ’ ,
M ill. from 9 o‘clock. forsnoun. until a I" ”a" n". o '
o‘cloch. custom. slid train 7 to 8 o'clock in says the at. Ironic Journal of Agriculture ““MER B “0Y1
“lemma 1 in In ediulrlsl about No-To-Bac. a... | .-
Ir.fl. D. Smith It the Collector's Ollce. l ' I habit ours. "We know “all“!
ofmscycacac curedhy NovTo-Bacmns,
a tilt. Louis arohltactumohsd
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