lgdriliseascn ot the local military
or commences the first week in
Isrk’s sunday school. of New
. will hold its annul picnic at
‘ anlnt tomorrow.
W P. Beers, of Franklin street.
recovered from an attach ofthecbills
. feverandie visiting in Fairiield.
grand odioers of the New England
rder “Protection will visit 1’. C.
mbury Lodge in South Norwalk,
. Ionday‘ nigh__t_._____
5‘ -Ooi!ee with cream. 5c cup, at Lane’s
The year book of the Connecticut So-
olow Sons of the American Revolution.
”189495. is ready for distribution at
3. J. Bill’s residence.
A special meeting of the Norwalh
Yacht club will he held Friday night, to
9» consider attentions to the hy-laws, and
_: . arrange for the ennui regatta.
Everett Noyes. the well-known bass
solcit cf Stamford, isnbont to open a
school for voice culture. He isa pupil
of Frederick 0. Bristol, of New York.
James Hardy. of Hillside place, has
raised a cucumber nineteen inches in
use», and now has it on exbibitice in
‘i WilliamKorn’e cigar store on .Wisbing-
hottest. , . .
Otto Barthol writes from Ruedeeheim.
Souths Rhine. under date of August 9:
“lat emptied four bottles of 'Ruedeebel-
men extra Berg Ausleese’-we all feel
very nood. ”
--The Fall term at Union Business
.001ng Iain and Congress Sts.. Bridge-
port,opusflept. 2nd. Thb school pro-
vldsnrncre students with positions than
other schools in Bridgeport combined.
:5 rite for new catalogue.
' Rmidents of Stratford. Milford. Fair-
Add and Soutbportscattered their streets
withtacks Sunday to annoy bicyclists.
inridgeport wheelmen have consulted
Munltoseeil their rights cannot be
The Sir Knights of Norwalk. who will
Attend the conclave of Knights Templar
at Boston. which begins August 20. have
been furnish with accident tickets. free
i: (I charge. for a term of fifteen days. by
WnIascnic Equitable Accident asaccia
5tion.‘ of Boston. lines.
‘ , A delightful party. attended by a very
filarge number of young people.wae given
Tuesday night by Miss Sadie Kelly, at
;First home. 26 Spring street. Many inter
cling games were indulged in. end at
the midnight hour a delectable collation
‘ wcupled the attention of the guests.
,Shepp’e orchestra furnished music.
. Last night a large delegation of the
'Ollployses of the Volh Bat company
dulled at the residence of Henry I.
A Filth, on West avenue. and gave him a
”piste surprise. Ir Smith last week
signedtheeuperlntendency of the fact
only. and the men showed their high on-
:vtlm of him by presenting him with an
{fluent silver-mounted silt umbrella.
iletreshments were served.
9;, ~Prof A. A. Vernon and wife, the
famous massage operators. who were
“0in years ago, have returned to
, Norwaik and are staying at ii
Meant Terrace. They will leave in a
draw days for the White Mountains to re-
.magainin a few weeks. when their
‘5
iW will be completed in Norwalk.
3, In! Father Lynch. of Danbnry, is
:fitting ready for another no license
gunpoint. Echasbeen of! an arena-
33m to regain hie strength for the light.
2’: says: “There will he no sectarian
. ’ about the loo-license movement.
fulfiaucoraa will be for the common
.Bev. Father Scully.ofCamhridge.
.will be here next month, and he
wiilteilthe people about the good re-
moi nollcenee in that city. The!
hnhadltthere for over eight years,
HAthscltyhas grownprospcroun as a
Hill. You will hear from me, too,
hthieraattsr distilling liquor on Show
‘ sills hatstoreln Boston. and Robert!
' of the South Norwalhs. are playing ball
use. will hold their wedtiy n.
with Ilse Julia Hayes. 85 Chestnut
street. Eridsy at ll o 'clcrh.
The Volt Bat militia” has dispond
Will) in, who had charge of it. has re-
turued to South Norwein. end will again
bsempioyedio the company‘s adios in
this place.“
Next week’s excursions at Roton
Point will be as follows: August 28, Bev-
enteenth Connecticut Vo‘untesrr, dinner;
Ausnet 29. New York Lenten club bake:
August 31. Fat Ian's bake: September 2.
New York Swiss society.
~Home made pretend corned beef. try
it New York Iarket.
W. Lender. G. Lender and J. Dunne.
with the Ieridensin Hartford thin ef-
tsrncon. W. Collins. cf Stamford. one
twirl for Insider: in this game.
Peaches do nctsscm to fall much in
price as yet. though they are now oom-
ingininlarge quantities. The quality
is generally good. A wholesaler {says
they ought to be lower. and he [believes
there will he a fall in a very short time.
When the time arrives for granting
the new licenses for Fairlield lccuntyl
there will not he a town in which the
license!» will notltbe increased under
the law regulating license feseIpsssed at
the last senion of the General Assembly.
Nos-walk. Bethel. Danbury. Fairileld.
Greenwich. Huntington. Stamford and
Westport will have to pay the full rate
of 3450 Stratford. which haslbeen psy-
ing .100. will havegto pay $250. ‘
Ilse Tollea and lies Lizzie l. Teller.
of 25 Fairfleld avenue, gave;al:lanchccrt
at one o'clock this afternoon in honor of
their guest. lire. Genres A. Stewart, of
Cleveland. formerly Ilisn Grace 1. Fair-
banks. of South Norwalh. The guests
were Ire. Stewart's old friends. and in-
cluded Ire. Charles E. Hoyt. Ire. Elton
B. BIIOI'. lire. William N. Porter. lire.
C. Edwyn Steele. lira liner D.
Randall. lira. James C. Newkirk, Mrs
George R VanAlstyne. and hire. Charles
E. Osborne. of Danbury.
letters go eetray...whcu one thinks of the
thousands of letters that am sent to the
dead letter on!» for want of proper ad-
dress. itinpr-ohahle that et this writ-
ing a number of Norwalh people are anx-
iously waiting replies to the letters sent
by Postmaster William Malone to the
dead letter ofllce. yesterday. for want of
proper eddrese. Some the lerrers were
thus addressed: Ilise Alma Bill. 169
street. opposite church. liiss Nellie
Parker.No.7080ider Alley. lire.ilate.1403
Boston avel'lue. lire. hi. Trusx, Wing
A: Hart co.. '14 Front street. '
The funeral of Lorenzo D. Olmstead
was attended from his late residence
with hindanghter. Jennie Mills, 5 Day
street. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. William Hart. pastor of the Wilton
Oongregatticnai church, officiated. and
read the burial service at the grave at
Wilton cemetery. The deceased was
aged eightyoseven yearn. five months and
seventeen days. Dysentery and paralysis
of the throat was the cause of his death.
He was beloved in.life. lamenatrd in
death. ‘Be had been a very active man
in business life and a great traveler to all
partsofths country. For a few yearn
nichnesn unilted him for everything.
andnehisworh wasdonehere God cai-
led him home. He will be greatly miss-
ed by his many friends.es he was always
eheerfuinnd had a kind word for all.
The pallbearers were hie grandchildren
we
Q
In the, town court before Judge Frost,
thin morning, Ire. Lottie Bernhard. of
Taylor avenue. pleaded guilty to drunk-
enness and was Iced .10 and costs. lira.
Iiery Hutchinson. who has been an in-
mate oi the town farm. pleaded guilty to
drunkenness. but the judge suspended
sentence. provided she would go at
once to the aimshonse. Arthur Iain. an
employee of the Daubury division of the
Consolidated railroad. pleaded guilty to
being drunk. and was lined .5, which his
wife paid. Thecnse of Morris Handel-
man. for nononuppurt. was coiled. as he
turned everything over to his wife and
left town. The summary process case
against Emily Walton. of East ilorwalh,
was adjourned until tomorrow morning.
--Ice crestn node at lane's.
flysntthsnesrbyreeorts.”
lama“ rows or mourn non. ]
You believe no
heat eg
the best sugar,
beet halo
pure food, you buy the best flour. the
lug powder unless you have used Cleveland's.
“ Pure and Burn."
yet you have not tried the
oi Norwalk’s first star pitchers, will _
'Slillllll summon. lliliEii.
Itlnno wonder people complain that m
Combine the LATEST arm AID nurse.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery. )
EDWAED
General clearing up.
Be among the first to secure
ling them.
Sale commences tocloy.
EDWARD
N0 ii GAZETTE BUILDING,
F. o LAWTON & co.
22 South Main Street.
' , excelled. For instance. this week we
New Haven Shoulders for 90 per lb.
,. .llonovsns Bloch... 94.-
21.3“
JACKSON’S PHOTOGE‘ Aprils
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the RBOI'DGIAPIIU “‘1'.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" 0811.931“ STUDIES.
Greet reduction all through the line.
All summer goods must go. and go quickly.
have been oflered thin summer.
You have never bought dry goods as cheap as we are sel-
Careful housewives consult their own
best interests by visiting our market.
In all of its branches for audience of
stock and lumen of price, we stand on-
oii'er Sperry dc 'Bernes' and Ierwin's
1mm
Frshl 1.19m, Proprietor.
South Norwnlh.
Ocraimistonivenatlsfaction toourpatrona.
Photographer.
to Wall street, Norwalh. Conn.
STREET,
the greatest bargains that
STREET,
NORWALK.
- n
00’0le a
corner of
walk. t'nll andaee
Q 019'. “0-
fir. William lien llumlston.”
Omaniatand Director-gratis Norwalh
Conmatlonal church. teacher ct
Piano. Oman. Harmony. 5) Bayvicw ave
rtlon of I Guaowekl'e stoic.
all and Water streets. Nor-
the iatent styles in hm!
Terms‘ Ilm r three. uorter hour lesson.
in advance: 12e none for
2 3m
ROWAYTON.
Rev. F. V. Atkinson left town lion.
day for Danbury on a week’s vacation.
but was called home yesterday, to omni-
ate at the funeral of Samuel. non of In.
and hire. Jotharvie. The burial was
in the Union cemetery.
Among the grunts at the Fairview
House are Dr. and lire. l. J. Burstein
and daughter Ida; Isaac Feinberg and
lies Guests Feinberg. of New York. and
Leon . A. Liebenkind and family, of
Brooklyn.
One of H. Sitts’borace. at work on the
widening of the highway near Edward
Smith's residence. ran into the atone
wall. Tuesday afternoon. and injured
its head quite badly.
A peach and ice cream festival will be
held tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
in the unused school building. by the
3,-.. ct
Vie are headquarters for
School Supplies hi all kinds.
“Tail Books,
Pens,
Pencils,
members of the Baptist church.
llre.Charlen El. Fishbsch. of Broch-
lyu. and Ira. Joseph Esterbrooh. of
Staten island. areat lir. and tire. D I.
Corbett'a. Iain street.
Irene-are». of Stanford, who is
aummcrlng in Rowayton. scalded her
right foot. Tuesday. by the upsetting of
a kettle of hot water.
Christine. daughter of Rev. Charles
chiston. of Long Hill. is visiting her
grandparents. Iir. and Ire. B. H. Boyl-
stou. laple avenue.
Ilse iinttle Arnold. of Yonkers. N. Y. .
who has been the guest of lies Amy
Cole. returned home yesterday.
Ilse Iiinnle Collins. of Bmotlyn. E.
D.. is the guest of Its. Lewis Parker.
Crockett avenue.
Ira. C. Dale and daughters live and
Ilnnie.ars the guests of Ir. and iirs.
Andrew Iills.
Ilse Lizzie Jenni-on. of Brooklyn, in
visiting lira. Stanley Mills, Prospect
Heights.
Aaron Stevens lsenrsrtaining Kr. and
Ira. John (louder. of Pactovyvills. Pa.
BROAD RIVER.
Au echo meeting of the recent Christa
inn Endeavor convention at Boston will
he held in the Broad itiver chapel. out
Wednesday night. Asths Broad itlver
society sentuo delegate to the convene
tioo.elghtcf thndelegates from the
Norwalk and South llorwalh societies
will come here and report.
A petition will he presented to the
next routing of the City Couneiimt liar-
walh. by the llcrwslh Tramway com-
pany.stgssdhya lalns nunbu of the
Pads,
Teblels,
Slates.
Copy Books,
lirawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
ll; Ii. Plaislod,
43 Washington Street.
sun ' m. m
‘ Children’s
of Children’s
at prince it's hard to resist.
14 South Main street,
South Norwulk.
,' ensr GRAIN
t s, For: HORSES
sun CATTLE.
0. ll. HIIVEV'O
City Employment Agency.
hsl in'iea and ner'i‘tiemen desldnfhsommnsznnt at
t‘llh "W
:10 hnvahovan «.2..me ’ Also these desiring omi-
ns.
Wanted lmmsdistsly
i‘l class cook and waitress none helm
“Mom 1'...” .. mm “.2 o
v Dunes”. '
titsstlees Wanted immsdlstsiy.
cash sin ssleeiad Micaela»
«mimic-.93». chamhs'r‘snzlds. two
“m" Ialustrnhllcuthilorwaln.
an" MNKlnn’c
Silillllll. Hill Bills
Mull, Silent. illliilllll.
RM“ Sent. 26.
AEllllBEll-"SZ Mill
We will soil until the first of September, our entire stock
Medium and Light Weight Suite without reserv
$5.00 ‘and $6.00 SUI’l'S for
$2.
Come and See us. . 2‘
Wecan do you Good.
Yflllli MflNEY BABK IF Yflll WANT IT.
.M‘ .
Store open Monday and Saturday mumsI
GAMSTABK BAGS
CLOTHIERS,
THE WHOLE OCEAN
Will nottemptahorse: to drink. The horse in ‘s *1
dainty animal. withhigh-strung nerves, and w
quires the best of water and food to keep him in
good condition. This is the mason why you
should feed your horses Oats screened by Higbin’s
Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I
sell them.
EMANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
95.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
nuance onion,
BOLHANB'
LIVER? arson.
PERHAPS You DON’T!
But if you should wantlany
Diamonds Watches. Jewelry or Silvalwam
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelryzre-
paired and cleaned. calljor send at onceitc
A. W. A'U'SfIlN,
OPERA HOUdE BLOCK, NORWALK.
e
Taylor at Golden. ..
Real Estate and immune.
'“Iflm’ We
dummy-tat?“
fisinm “Matthew?
m
, omiron run snares.
one than or {Ania MIDI.
isll Sim lllllltl. 15 tests.
HUBBARD D nmome. m
, may
'ro amen-nouns. ;.
Norwalk Chronicler