i. 03 Saturday. ialr to partly
, .. hdmors sultryweather will
, . withlight southwesterly and wester-
lncal rain or thunder ttorml. and
partly cloudy to cloudy weather
, ,{0 brisk northerly to northeasterly
' l»- adohy raininthe southern dis-
”section.
Iberia-tater Record.
m point of the thermometer for the
hours ending at noon today was
Almanac for To-morrcw.
Slum 'illsrhl‘ide Low Tide
MI
, tat “0:39 “1:53 at 7:34
.. ldterary Supplement.
. ‘ wing to thedemand upon our columns
vertlsarsflfna Summer. has been
halls for the past few weeks to give its
’ the amount of miscellaneous
mute: we feel they are entitled
By way of making amends for this
mimicry shortcoming, The Summer.
will. tomorrow. issue a supplement of
fight pages, containing reading matter
_ ., gag-tron... and kinds of people. It
; will be folded into the regular edition of
the paper, and there will be no extra
i, charge for the literary treat. See that
you get the sixteen pages.
the sooner. mesa.
. ‘ It lakes its Appearance and Many Listen
5 . . ' to the Preaching and Singing.
. The gospel wagon from Brooklyn
. infinite first appearance in South Nor-
: walk lastnight, and met with good suc-
[ M The first place it stopped was on
Wk street, where nearly one hun-
; “Mimioned to the singing and
Ming. and appeared very much im-
Mr The next place visited was at
pie corner of North Main and Ann
Ma, where 250 people heard the word,
. «I at Railroad place fully as many
push surrounded the wagon. liev.
”Morphine preached very enter-
(glningly on "Sowing Seed." Professor
Ail. Haydrick presided at the organ
‘dfl sang. After the services the wagon
In taken to Knudsen’s liall. where a
m was held. Tonight the wagon
willie at the Springwocd railroad bridge
“Mo’clockfiud at 7:15 on Railroad
m The wagon will be here a week.
' .mpflsiag Advertisers.
"o The m store is truly a busy place,
’ ”the proprietors strive to make
tithe-outposts: place of business in
as dusty. It is likely to be busier
‘ _ ,llflthacomlng week on account
Was In summer goods that
’ inland. Their new ad will tell
posit about it.
Agra-d Seal clearing sale of summer
flush it in progress at Eiward Street's
”maltose. and some rare bargains
clued. As his fall goods will arrive
few days thssumurer stock must be
W to make room for them.
M More, will he no object.
Whflyatt announce a special
WWII linen-«goods that for
4 model“). quantity and price have
battalions equalled In Norwalk.
~ ~ should not miss thisoppcr.
”whitish their linen closets.
m at the loldlsrs‘ Home.
O‘Sullivsn came home from
‘ . whdre he is stopping at the
‘ ‘ fiend. Wednesday. and will
, tor a day or two. its reports
"w, m in the hospitaILTuesdsy
' all being John Gallagher. ‘of
II thaothsr John Madman, of
‘ who was a member of the
_ . . Connecticut Volvntesrs.
iiicommisssrysergesut. Balm
. every bed in the hospital
”as m.- that straddltionis
mbmwwwthatthers
Sarsaparllla
I was surprised after tskln it
two weeks, to find i was
strength. and now I am pie
to say I amcni’oyingnbetter health
than I ever , ad fore in my,
lite."—Evs Basso. Lincoln. Ill.
Highest Awards.
World’s Fair
Chicago.
DARIEN AND NOBO’I'ON.‘
The society event of the season among
the young people of the town. was the
barn dance given last night by Theodore
Chlchester Morehouse. The barn and
the spacious and well-kept lawns were
gorgeously decorated 'and “laminated
with vsri-aolored lanterns, and adorned
with numerous 'choice varieties of
flowers and plants. C. L. Bodgkins’
orchestra from Stamford provided
exquisite music, and about midnight a
decidedly tempting collation was served.
The guests included lit. and Its
Gilbert Benedict. Mr. and hire. Alfred
Morehouse, Jr., Misses Helen Morehouse,
Beulah Waterbury, Adeline Clock.
Louise and Stella Austin, Lou Cullen,
Addie and Georgia Whitney, Annie and
Ada Conn, Florine and Louise Weed.
Nettie Leeann. Grace Bell, Stella Foote.
Elsie and Grace Street; hiiss Grace
Frisby, of New Haven; Misses Rose
Rogers and Bertha Hoyt, of New
Canaan; Messrs. Clarence Boil. Clarence
Bill. Fged Williams, Ralph Hindley,
Carlton White, George Smith. Henry
Iorehouse,Gui Iomnard , George Benton.
Fred Street. Stanley Whitney and Walton
Word. of Ndroton; Girard fiction, of
Skaneateles, N. Y , and Charles Walker,
of Amherst.‘ hiass , Charles Rogers, of
New Canaan.
“The Old Fashioned District School.”
given last Saturday night in Ncroton.
was repeated Wednesday night in the
Town Hall with good success. During
the session of the school there were sales
by William L. Utley, Mrs. William
Andrews, Dr. G. H. Noxou and others,
and recitations were given by Dr. Henry
L. Dwight, Edward Riley, Miss Edith
Oliver and hire. Robert Webb. Theat-
companist was Professor Smith.
Nights when the burglars do not feel
like working, Dr. F. W. Darmer fur-
nishes excitement for the neighborhood
in his search for them. Last night he
was about witha thirty-two calibre re-
volver in each hand, and followed by a
ferocious white dog. ready to annihilate
all the burglars in existence.
The receipts of the peach and ice-cream
festival given by the ladies of the Con-
gregational church, Tuesdayfinight. were
about $40. It was a pleasant (occasion,
enlivened by instrumental music, the
performers being Theodore hicrehouse,
with violin accompaniment by Charles
Walker.
Sidney Clock was arrested} yesterday
for assaulting Nicholas Pcrcia, the shoe-
raaker. and was tried beforegw. 8. Will-
Iott, J r., in the afternoon. Representa-
tive l..ounsbury defended Clock, but the
evidence proved him guilty§snd the ins-
tice imposed a line of ”and coats.
Ira. William Andrews wiilj_enlertsin.
tomorrow, her aunt. Mrs. Frank Water-
bury, from Buifalc. and lira. Jennie
Plymptcu will her guest forls day. while
returning to Sulfate from Narragansett.
where site has been aummering.
Alfred liorehcuse. Jr., is negotiating
for the purchase of a tract of land adjoin-
Frsnk Golf‘s residence, on Prospect
avenue, and should thedsal be nonsmo-
msted,he will probably erect a handsome
residence thereon.
There is said to be no truth In the
rumor about town that John i'ooley is
to be married to awcalthy heiress at
New York city. _
Captain William Oliver and wife. of
New York, were recent guests of Br.
and lie. Francis 6. Fitch. Six. of
Norotcn.
James Glide-reissue, of the Elmwocd,
and Clarence Bill have been in New
York city and Brooklyn.
David Horton has been elected an
honorary member of the First Connectl‘
out Cavalry association.
Ira. Zlgman Issuer‘s brother lsit on
Tuesday for Australia to are his mother.
who is dangerously sick.
Iiiss titanic Reed Is spending two
weeks whither cousin. Stephen Smith.
'l‘slluiadga Bill.
A. O. tarry, of Dsnbury, was the
greater Draggist George Cook, yester-
y.
The Its-m Edith and Grace Oliver are
hoarding at Heroine.
list Fannie Battehssa newhicysle.
The St. John’s church lair opened
,
' more... Mitt”.
Whitewash. taasvsa-
«dim
. .14:
suit, dining room suit, silver, sot.
Mouse lamp. clock. oil painting and
various other smaller articles. Than
are two deceptive to be given away
each night. The that. a silver watch.
was won by Postmaster G. B. Everett.
and the other, a silk umbrella, was won
by Patrick Kane. . .
.. Jone Gall-that. ol 0mm. a veteran
In Company B. Twenty Fourth Begi—
rneor. Connecticut Volunteers. ditd
Tuesday noon. to tbsSoldlers' Home.
_ SENTINIIL PATTERN?" 3
A Tissue Paper Pattern at This Garment
lay he Obtained by list-g the Deepen
mass Below. ‘ '
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bszsr
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some or their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
ct mpany each pattern.
Gall—LADIES WAIST.
HINTS BY HAY IANTON. ;
Grey and blue mixed French novelty
goods. is here richly combined with dark
blue velvet and over-shot silk in blue and
corn color.
The stylish revere. jacket and stole ef-
fect. stamps the mode as one of the new-
est. It is suitable for the mast “swell"
occasions, and will be a favorite drees
out of doors after heavy wraps are laid
aside.
The back tits smoothly, without center
or side back seems, the lining portion
alone being provided with these.
The stylish arrangement of the fronts
is made over linings having the penal
double darts. and closes lnvisibly in cen-
ter under the box plait. ‘
Jacket fronts of the material are un-
derfaced with silk. while the revere col-
lar is made of velvet and underfaced
wtth the material.
Full Ieg-o-mutton sheeves of velvet
droop in fashionable fullness over the
elbow, the wrist being plainly completed
with an underfscing of the material.
Stock collar of silk finishes the neck.
Charming combinations of crepon and
silk,camel's hair or chsviot and moire. or
other smooth self-colored woelens. with
we fancy sprigged, dotted, or brocaded
tst'fetas, and satin, can be developed by
the mode. ,
Pattern 6317 is cut in live sizes, vls;--
39, It. 86, 38 and 40 inches bust measure.
The retail price of pattern-is 25 cents.
Quantity of material required.“ inches
wide. . .
For small size. 82 Inches breast
measure, ill» yards. . ..
For medium size. 86 inches breast
measure. iii yards.
For large else,
measure. 8! yards.
EVEIIIIIO BEIITIIEI. OOIIPOlI
INTITLING NE PA'I'I'IRN ANY
mil. 8.- so. our.
(lot thieou tilt in your name and atldrassi
and mail or an la
Sullivan‘s Bargain House.
40 inches breast
................... . ..........~.m.
JPA‘ITIBN No. tlll'l. SIZE, ....... .Tfi
This coupon and 1! ate. will secure above
letters at Siortsvant‘s. North Main and
tho streets Sent mail.
Just for Variety.
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad company will, on Tuesday,
August 97th, offer an excursion to
Narragansett Pier and return from Stam-
tord.South Norwalk. Westport, South-
port, Solenoid. Bridgeport. lilfcrd and
New lisvsu.atthe popular low rate of
“.30. For time schedule see postsrs
in daily papsrs. For bathing beaches.
dusoessacuttosksand asummer cow-
rnanity of the most distinguished charr-
aster. Narragansett Platte unsurpassed.
ThecmuIInesboat this place is most
anrsoaveatsi extends in an cabroten
lies in theasighhorhoodoitbsrierfor
lites. 'f‘hssitastion Is considered one
stflsllaasishosssvssrtson the coast.
displayed at More. and semiannual
a“, I...
should have, we are bound to be
styles Empire Gowns, Umbrella
cut yokes.
have been. You can have your choice for up
same price. 43c. We want the room for a Great Muslin Underwear Sale.
v « .: W " .
it is BUSY IN HERE”?
Is a remark we hear many times during the do . Yes. we are alwa s bu " ‘
mer as well as the Spring and the Fall meatbay'Wby? ‘ Becau y W here, during “.1833; *
store of the county Everyone tests at home in our store They come and meet their. trfsnds‘ .
here, have a social chat; they are shown everything that is new in the market for the adornment . .,
of the ladies. never importuned or asked to buy, for our clerks are the “pink of courtesy ” and ‘ ‘ I
are aflsbls to all. Our numerous customers from New Canaan. '
Dorian, Stamford and Danbury always make our store their head
city to make their purchases. They leave their pare
incommcdes them. in our charge.
busy all the time.
SHIRT WAISTS.
We have a few dozen left. ' You will find them on the opposite counter. from where they
, laundered or unlaundered, 500 or 81 50, all at the
Skirts and Drawers,
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
TH E BOSTON STORE,
COR. MAIN AND “'ALL STSu NORWALK.
so we make our store the
. quarters when they come to the
.1 th . h to _ .els. ouisrde wraps, satchels,
, , t ey wrs vtstt our 5 ore resorts or 'd '-
ful city. Beneathe exclamation that we hear, “You are always busy‘ herég’Tsamund our beautt
ed at. By treating everybody alike, and having everything that
NORWALKV
‘Westport, Wilton, Rowaytbh. “
or anything that
not to be wonder-
a first class department store
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
Our usual time for 9. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Sale is in January, but “circumstances alter
cases.” . The circumstance this time is a large manufacturer wanting money. He offered us 500
dozen pieces of this season’s make, for cash. The offer was low and we took it.
Underwear, now 18 your time to buy ahead, for they are great values: '
69c; Drawers. from 19c to 81 25; Chemise, from 250 to 590; Skirts, from 25c to 81 98; Night Gowns.
from 390 to $1.75 A on replete line extra size Garment for stout ladies.
If you want
Corset Covers, from 9c to
We have all the latest
high and low neck cover with V and square
OUR GIFTS OF FURNITURE
Have preved so popular, and some of our dear customers, who had not quite filled their card. hhve
requested us to extend the time, and of course we always do what our customers ask us to do.
We shall extend the time to October lot. If you have filled yours, get another one.
. ALWAYS BRING YOUR COUPONS
you?
lEAOINO OROOEII,
TELEPHONE CALL.
‘ Pure - Goods.
«or—~—
Don’t you know the man that turns 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.
Our trade on the celebrated Ferris Hams, Boneless Bacon and Smoked
Meals is growing daily.
A fresh arrival every Wednesday.
We
A large variety of Belay Assorted Pickles.
Plenty of Fresh Country Eggs. Strictly Pure Spices, the strongest and best.
WNothing but FIST-CLASS GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
l3‘2e .
ityou have not tried these delicious
goods send us y( or order. Remember that the host is the cheapest.
Our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter is made fresh every week.
supply your neighbor, can’t we supply
L" MUSIC Hair.
lllLE tannin.
thutgoyoum
, . \yt . \)
INCLUDING
OlllOOiO Hills lIIO HOTEL
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Setup-
day cvenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons caTi be arran for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receivp lnstrugtldons tree.
H.B.B|JLKLEY ill.
62 South Main St...
‘AGIN'I‘B '03
Steam and lasting-
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
”Mancunian. was-among»
SOOTII IOIIIlilK SAVINGS Om
tthshiagtss street.
Mucous initiated, on its
out»
tomcat ’ ‘ malicious”
1» . M '
OOOMMOOITIOIIS.
i days in Saratoga. every Monday during
mason. .
lldays to Bloch Island. every Saturday In
July and August llist. tam
tidays to ewnort. every Saturday during
the scanning“) 75. .
t days to lagers Falls. August nth, ltI.
t days to Thousand islands. August tth. Iitl.
lid ya to A able Chasm. Ju Std, 99th.
Ari tbth lBt .lOth and 16th
b are to White Mountains. .Iuty aid. August
Tim and September as. .23.“: .
For tickets and Interruption call on G. W.
is. agent N. Y.. . . ii- and t. it.
ror “New England Tourist." vim: fut
description of tours, dates. time-tab ”gigolo.
in
WW- «ha—Wm“...
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward property. ov-
erlooking Norwalk Barbormaleo
Shore Lot
_._.._
The New School
W here you areltaught to out garments
of every description correctly, in the
latest styles and by the simplest, qulok.
eat and most economical manner, is .t
No. 22 South Main street,South Norwaik.
Facts always outweigh theories; and
the above statement is a practical fact.
Our Cutter is certainly a great advance
to mechanical science. and we calculate
It cuts a large figure towards helping
those who wish to help themselves, and
no one must expect any permanent ore.
tilt. only as they merit it.
This school ls_ richly worth the consid-
eration of the best people, In the best ,,
communities, and all are cordially Ia-
vitad to invastigsts thb sow tor than:-
sslvss. which very my use dong. ‘
museum
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