" Monuments. « . eftkeetkerlkree mostly northerly and westerly. weather and souther- veil. and on Saturday fair to and warnier weather. brisk southerly winds. follow- : ' muster Record. , pniutufthethernmmeter for the hours ending at noon today wsI Alla-u fer To-norrow. ”it? | “b“mh’l W T‘" It 6:40 inev. George Hubbard. George Hubbard. whose untimely yesterday, shocked this commu- , was a man very highly respected field; loved by many. as was a mall. devoted to his celliug,sud of his fellow men. In his pastor work here. as elsewhere. his purpose ,teurge mentothehigbeatandhsat of living. lie believed in home and' ‘ , Ind it was therehe believed the ”peel Christianity was exempli- , in was a true friend, cordial is “ Inner, emphatic in his utterances. " ,we believe. always strove to prac- “‘what he preached. Bis bereaved m has the sincere sympathy of this “community. Thalia So. I _ (Bridgeport Union). I lichlcm shooting in South Norwslk opeof these days result in someone ”till hurt. IISIImsner, When the Days Are Long. let everybody is fortunate enough to go away in the hot weeks to tho moun- .' tsine. or the seashore, or the lakes, or ’ m the ocean. A very large propor- tion of the community, those among its m but and most useful members, too, Cm,“ home and toil and moil all _ theswcltcring July and August We. Even those, however, can be com- unlikely comfortable if they know ”I to make themselves so. All people . ”pt the dwellers in city apartment m can have either a yard or a ve- ' ”I. All people with an eye to the fit- ”of things have long since dusted qd stored away till winter heavy wool- ’ draperies and hangings of all kinds, as theystorcd away their winter Mug. Feather cushions. upholstered W. heavy. dusty and but, will Ch hepackcd away by those who know I. joy, fitness and artistic beautyof III Mt cane. bamboo and wickorwork dubs and sofas and likewise can adord ”Willem. Infect, many persons have Wed an excellent idea from the 3m and use «fly the light wicker- m furniture the year around It w neither dust nor disease rul- m and moths do not get into it. It h bewheeled and moved with the W case from one place to another. Iver;boose that is a house has a 'm to it. or if it has not its owner filibuild one before the summer is W- The most beautiful outdoor par- III are fitted up on the veranda by Nd rugs, tables and the bamboo “Headache. Bestof all, thchnm- , ”runs across the porch will give ”M bones and brains as noth- Iill will. Hammocks are cheap bio farmhouse in the land is so M it cannot adord one. Indeed ' ions country boys construct crtcbio hammocks from old slaves and twine. Ono like this, cd under a amending tree. with .. . u ever it and having a cush- thevheod, is as comfortable as the costliest hammock in the mil- ; aesshlc cottage. W how hard or humble your flier the day’s work is done We; both. change your cloth- Icmetbing clean and light.get do that hammock parlor and dream “wholly comfortable. You iWell. there are now ~‘ your the greatest peach crop in her his- a . _ Sareapnrllla ’I was surprised after takingwfilt two weeks, to find I wasgaiu a strength, and new I am pl to sayl I am enigyingwbetter health thanI cvch fore in my llf’e. '—»EVAB we. Lincol 11. Ill. Highest Awards World’s Fair Chicago. Besides I... exposition and her mil- lions of watermelons Georgia has this tory.. Last year the crop, owing to May frosts, was only 7 per cent of the avers age. This year it is 105 per cent. It will be a surprise to many to find that the next largest peach crop in propor- tion to area is raised in Connecticut, the popular belief among people who do not live there being that Connecticut can produce no peaches at all. But be- sides producing within her borders more people who live to he very old than are born and bred in any other state in the Union ; besides,.xlso, growing some of the finest tobacco that ever did grow. Con- necticut has, in addition, a good sized peach crop almost every year, It is claimed that the falling of! in internal revenue receipts this year is partly owing to the failure of the corn crop last year and the consequent small amount of whisky that Was manufac- tured. Still the leading distillers of Kentucky have decided to make no more whisky in that state till July I, l806. They have of stock still on hand and unsold 85,000,000 gallons. Winn, is not source, it seems, even though, the corn crop did fail last year. The iron trade is the real index to the prosperity of all trades. When iron products are rising in the market and their sale is brisk, other products are brisk. too, and prosperity smiles. The advance in the iron market- began the middle of last May, and it has gone for- ward cheerfully ever since. “Splder a... my." Thursday evening. August2il ,I. B. Leavitt‘s gorgeous spectacular extra. vsgsnzs. “Spider and Fly," which has heeueutirsly re-written and ro-orgvsn- land for the coming farewell tour of America, which embraces the principal cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific, will appear at Heyt‘e Theatre. This at- traction is booked to appear next year in Johsnnisburg, Africa. for a period of twelve weeks. thence to Calcutta, India. Australia,Cbius and Jspsn. The time required for this tour is eighteen months. Mr. Lesvilt, whose past record issgusrsntee for the present tour. is ambitions to excell his previous etlorts and to this end has spared neither ox. pense our energy to srcore the very but available talent in both Europe and this country. These artiste secured. it was necessary to surround them with befit- ting accessories. The costumes, rich and gorgeous, were loads in London this summer, by the famous French costum- er. Charles Alias. The magnificent scenery is from the brush of the famous artist, Frank Rsfter. Them cobanicsl and electrical effects are by Kempa. The music is bright and catchy, csrefully selected and arranged by the well' known composer, B. R. lfstbews, of London. One of the Best. At last our amusement lovers will have an opportunity of attending one of the strongest amusements of the season. the celebrated ill Henry’s lliustrels, number lug forty stars, who appear at N9rwalk Opera [louse on Wednesday, August 28 This organization hss been before the public for years and has earned the reputation of being one of the best. The house should be crowded. Seats are now on sale at usual places. A Cocaine Head's (lame. Complaint has been heard recently abouts cocaine fiend who has been work- lng the drug stores. The man is a wild- eyed fellow, wesrs s slouch bat, and dark clothes. Bis mode of operating is to go into a drug store, ask for ten grains of cocaine, and after receiving it, call for something else which will send the clerk back of the prescription counter. The stranger thee substitutes a package for the one given to him. leaving it on the counter. Hetbsnssys behss notsuy money sudssks that the cocaine belsld aside. lie dose not some bsck.bowever. and when thepscksge is opened to put the contents back, it is found to contain either irsvel or sand. The gsme has vanadium g teeny coffersr Askior SALTS CUBE for ASTHMA. risss. containing a men and two women. drove uptc Draught Sillimm’e store. and they ordered Ibrse glassesof sods' Ir. Sillimsu made all haste to fill the or- der. and left the trio drinking while he went inside to wait on another custom- or When llr. Sllilmsn‘sgeln wont to . the street he found that the curious. together with thb occupants. and the sode.gism¢e alulellvechlldeu hsd dis boss played upon nearly all the drag mended attempt-being mm apprehendthe swindler. John Paul.“ Plait-I’- drug store. South Smelt, "Al-Ev nimbl- BABIES AND SOMON. Late Tuesday afternoon, I stylish oer appeared. Reduce not know whether to look on the slate stea‘oke or a ' dellb mtethe eft. but is willing to give the soda and glasses if the holders are only returned lflss Dors Ifsy Seariee niece of lies Davie, of the limwecd 00!, went to Stamford, yesterday afternoon. and on returning tothe station to take a train for this place she laid her purse on a table in the waiting room. while. she wentinto thedrssslug room to arrange her veil. On her more the purse was not to befound. but Ilse Seams is of the opinion it was taken by a woman who boarded the express train for South Norwslk, which left just at that time. The purse contained 09 and some memor- andums of vslue only to the owner. last night, about 11:30 o'clock. Sidney E Clock and Edward Reed went to Nicholas Porcia’s shoe repairing shop on Railroed place after some above they had beenbsving repaired. 'lhe proprietor, who lives in thersar of‘ the shop, was sroused,sedgsve Reed his shoes. but refussdtoglve up Clock's until he had paid for them. The latter. so Persia claims. then hit him over the head with one of the shoes, islllctiogs severe§ out» A number of people this In gdvle- ed Porcis to have Clock arrest Prepsrstionesre being made for the production in the Town Hall of the cen- tsts, “The Pilgrim Fathers,” at scompli- mentsry concert tendered to Prof. Smith, by the combined chain of St Luke's church, Norotoc. sad the Con- gregational church. Dsrien. Artist Lawrence. of Rowsyton. is to have charge of the stsge work and eostuming. limes Stslls'Foete and Inuise Austin are committee on costumes for the Vesu- talI. Late Tuesday night Butcher Joseph Bates found Charles Starlins, a dement- ed resident of Rowaylon, who wandered away from his home just two weeks ago, in front of his market. Mr. Bates notified Constable Weed and Stsrkius wss placed in the lockup, where he remained all day yesterday. James E. Conway’s pacer "Charles B ." secured first money at the Syracuse races, Tuesday afternoon, winning three out of four heals and coming in second in the fourth heat.The best time was 2:19. Ir. Conway is justly proud of the animal‘s achievement, and looks for even greater things from him. John Pooley, of Liverymsn Bailey‘s stable, drove to Baton Point, Tuesday night. A most nonsensical incident of the occasion was the refusal of some of those whoksd been invited, to accom- pany the other guests. because lfr. Pooley did not trade with them. . John B. Steadmsn. aged sixty-two years. a veteran of the Twenty-seventh Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers. who died at the Soldlen' Home, Tuesday. was buried yesterday in Spring Grove cemetery. Frank Plait and family, of New York, are summering st Ifrs. stlsv Elmwood school. The Pistt family owns the place adjoining William Wuerz ,on Grsoey street. The Elmwpod school is comfortably filled with boarders just now, there be- ing twenty-seven people there. Among the latest arrivals is Milton Bishop. of New York. Leroy lfouroe, the popular clerk at lather a Grummsn‘s store, has rented the new house of Clsrsncs Scofisid, Noroton avenue. Drunlet George Cook is makinu prep srstlcns to begin housekeeping in the apartments over his store on thin street The Dsrieu Juniors will play the Will- lsms Street nine of Stamford. in Glen- brook. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ire. B H. Mead has returned to her home in New Canaan, after a visit with her sister. In. B. H. Toilss. Stephen 0. Base is expected from, the Wealth latter psrt of this month or first of September. Anew residence is being erected on Gracey street. for S. S. Blbblua. by Cler- enee E. Scofleld.‘ Rev. John Brien, of Plainvllle. N. 1.. is visiting his daughter. Ire. Robert floors. Arthur Elskey. at New York. is visit- “I live Milieu Seovllle. , . It: .1, Shin Waisis. of any of our Lsuodered Waists st Hosieiy. amped Hermsdorf, just think of it, and the price. per had—he needed the money badly—we bought the lot at about one-half price, for cash; s regular 50 cent stocking; ted-r. pet Mr Gloves. black and colors, all perfect goods, per pair. prices. would certainly be a wise purchase. special value. emulsion-III talcum ‘ N. DULL DAYS HERE We are making August lively by unheard of prices. This , applies to balance of Summer Stock. which must be clue- 4‘ . ed out in short order. it disc applies to a few bargains,“ i In Fell goods. which. with ready cash. we have secured ” long In advance of the Season. ‘. Wont last long. If you want one, come early. Choice meat. 50 cents 88cc: lllssss' Seamless. Ribbed Hose, every pair, ill cents Midas Lsdles’ Cashmere Hose. all the manufacturer . cents Not more than six pairs to a customer. Our entire stock of Silk and Taffeta Gloves marked at big "I“ at 75 cents, prices to make the day memorable, 50 and 39 cent qualities, 25 cents Our 98 and 75 cent grades, per pair, 48 cents If you are not in need of a pair, an extra pair, at these price is umbrellas. One lot 26 In. Ledlee' Umbrellas. good for rain or shine, One bale brown One bale brown For Men. . 9! cents 26in. Lediee‘UuIbreuss. all black made of extra line gloria. best grade materisi. sticks all warranted, s Ware Si 48 not al MONEY SAVEPS. Scissors, 5, 6 and 7 in. 48 cent quality, per pair, 29 cents Shirt Waist Sets, 73 cent quality, per set, cents Belt Buckles, black ouIy, 25 cent quality, silty. cents Lace Collars, 75 cent 3%.: ; "‘ Human“ ; Dress (loads. You will always find , interesting vslues in this depart- 10 pieces Figured lohsire, 'ust the thin for separate skirts; lmporter' s price is 40 cents; our price, 8' cents 5 pieces 46 in. French Cashmere, in black only, 75 cent quality, Saturday only linen Room. We advise all housekeepers to take advantage of this sale of table linens. as the prices will never be as low again. 66 in. Irish Damask. Importer’s price, 'today. is 37; each; five pieces only, can’t last long at the price, 50 , cents. cents 60 in. Satin Damask. warrsnwd all pure linen; a great 200 yards only, SM! c 65 in. ex. to fine, designs exclusive-one of the beat Ger- man Dsmseks—a great may claim its value at .1. 50; our Ills- ” c 50 doz. all linen towels. extra size, a large 25 cent value, SIMS One case of Crush, 5 cent quality, COM! Muslin, 8 cent quality, for tests Muslin, 7 cent quality for 5 cents bodes. men’s plain and fancy trimmed Night Shirts, full length and finish, equal to any 75 cent quality, 50 cents 'Kilchen [lepanment Plain Wash Bowls and Pitchers, 64 cents. 2 quart Pitchers, 16 cents. '4 3"“. 1 quart Pitchers, 11 cents . Toilet Soap, finely pe'rfumed per box, 8 cakes. Silk Shade Frames, 14 cents. [2 cents Glow Night Lamps, 16 cents. Creme de le Creme Soap, 3 cakes, . Ten inch Cake Salver, 17 cents. 5 Cllltl lire Pan's Ssd-iroos. set.'n cents. Pin Cushion, 49 cent qusitIy, Iron tlIx Spoons. la in., 1 cent. fleets Mudiu Rinzs.esch,1 cent. 14 quart Bread Raisers, with cover, 63 cents. Japanese Dust Psne. 5 cents. 4 quart, block tin, Long Handle Sauce Pen, 10 cents. BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS. GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1. Pure Don’t you know the man that turns Our trade on the celebrated Ferris Meets Is growing daily. o... fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter' Is made fresh every week. We you? A large variei y of Heiuy Amorted Pickles. lEABINB liillllEli, “TELEPHONE. CALL. RECREACQOCNDIOURISI \AJi 0 @2525: 0“ Kgggvfii 9‘ vi" QQ‘AS MUSIC HALL can gain]. Iscwnino llllllilllll Hills Mill lllllEl BCOMMODITIOIS. t days to Ssrstoga. every Monday during Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- dl ‘ u C] over afternoon sessrm. l y "a“ pronh" ’ MID; Par Jaldaysztx Blocha llgls'u‘d.‘s every Saturday in lessons ' s u e In , chansreof wheels receive instructions free. “:3. ”a. to wnort. “it, Saturday during eseason 4 daystn l’laouara FallsJuguet 6th, iii. tdaysto’lhoueaud lslsads,Au net "1.16. yew Aussbls Chem. Jo and b. An at "5th 12th. liith audits ii“ toi'i‘hi iosnlhjuiyztd. August 12 If?" Se I “in ”this i so em r For tickeili and information call on G.W Hurricane vine full Send for “New Ennlsiid Tourist" and etc. 18 Syn H. R. BULKLEY ill]. 62 South Main St.. ‘AGINTS FOR ' scams and Heating. description of tours. dam. time-tab Elmore and lion Bicycles Building Lots males from sat up. Wheels rented #0 momtmgmdmmymrfi . :rloekin: orws ar ,._ tom iiiilliillil Slillts IIII “WWW mucous “lamina from its War-due mom 8 h are Lo} lawns. averse. Goods. —-~»-- we. —~w——- out pure goods can stand in the sun- light and fear no one 3 He has nothing to hide; no defects to cover up, and his whole character will bear the inspection of the daylight. Hams, Boneless Bacon and Smoked A fresh arrival every Wednesday. If you have not tried these delicious goods send us ycur order. Remember that the best In the cheapest. supply your neighbor, can't we supply Plenty of Fresh Country Eggs. Strictly Pure Spices, the strongest and best. H‘Nothing but FIST-CLASS GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, IIWIsIIIIIIII sum. l3‘2a The New School W here you sreltsught to cut garments of every description correctly, in the latest styles and by the simplest, quick- est and most economical manner, is n No. 22 South Main street,South Norwalk. Facts always outweigh theories; and the above statement is a practical fact. Our Cutter is certainly a great sdvsnce In mechanical science, sad we calculate it cuts a large figure towards helping those who wish to help themselves, and no one must expect any permanent ma dlt. only as they merit it. , ‘ Tblsscbool is richly worth the wealth station of the best people, in the best communities. and all are cordially lu- vlted to W tbls school for then- ssivss. which very many sic coins. Willa in error it:
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