hand concert on room tonight.
math or xt Wedoaidsy.
society will be held tonight.
1‘. Gordon load has sold his bicycle
has purchased a horse‘ and road
Albert Renard, Jr. is again employed
”.3. 3. Golden. the ankle supporter
mooniaotursr. '
f-Ioe cream node at Lane‘s.
. Saturday afternoon tbeAtilantaWheel
club will go to Dorion’s Point, starting
at 8.80 from The Green.
' David Decker. Jr. W! Crescent Ter-
race. has secured a situition with Jerome
8 Gainer, the nation milkman.
--Try our baked beans w.th t.matee
g sauce, 101:. can, New York store.
, _ I
William Schlenker has commenced
business at his older tnill on Clilf street,
Norwalk. It' is in operation on Tuesdays
and Fridays.
A pleasant dance was held last night
at the residence of Andrew Johnson, in
West Nor-walk. Charles Johnson for-
nlshed music for dancing.
--0. E. Biledonhas honghttheDrenchvr
market, corner South, Main and Baviland
streets. and will carry a lull stock of
‘ m, dab. fruits and vegetablm.
There are now 1,009 inmates at the
L: Connecticut Hospital for the Intansnt
gliddletown. 100 more then at this time
last year. During the month of July
nine inmates died twenty-three were
discharged. sixteen of them on trial and
thirty-nine were admitted. ‘
Elisabeth Everitt, an old resident of
the town of Norwalk, died yesterday at
the Home for Incurablee. New York
city. She was in the seventy second
3" year of her age. The funeral services
were held this afternoon from D. W.
Raymond's undertaking rooms. Rev.
B. B. Pond officiated. The burial was in
the East Norwelk cemetery.
--The purest notice at Lens’ a restaurant.
“*5?ng If“
The St. George Cricket club is to ten-
der a reception to the St George club, of
Mth Norwalk, after the game on Satur-
m day afternoon. The visitors will heglven
: a repeat of sufficient proportions to calm
i the gastroncmic pangs of even a crick-
if star. in the evening anentertalnment
; . will be presented for their enjoyment.—
g Stamford Advocate.
la‘
F
11"
At a meeting of the committee on re-
union oi the House of Represenativee oi
mild at the Hotel Heublein. Hartford.
Represenatives Sternherg, Hale and
Eton were appointed ’a nub-committee
with full power to make all arrangements
tor the reunion. The committee will
enter with the Senate club of 1806 with
9 a view at having the two organisation
meet together atsorne shore resort.
--Ask for the new Yeoman bet at
O'Brisn's. I
The regular mid-week prayer meeting
at the South Norwalk Baptist church
. wanheid last night. it was led by the
E; M. H. S. Kidd. A business meeting of
in church was held at its close to elect
a member of the board of trustees to fill
the vacancy made by the resignation oi
William Gillie. who will not be in South
tlorwalk hereaiter. W. B. Lawton was
unanimously elected. The voting was
by ballot. The total number cast was
neventesm all tor llr. Lawton. -
tjob in the four-tracking
the lidated railroad between
New York and New Haven --the sec
“on through the city of Bridgeport--
wlllhneommenced this fall. The last
Legishtnre granted authority and said
A h a general manner how the work
Who done. and for several weeks
fit the preliminaries have been con
M Theworkis estimated to cost
. idnllrrd
- «Don' t invest to inspect our tumors , .
linen! gsnts' sniper-den at the. alssa ..
complete line cl gents' outing shirts. at, .
I. e Smith's.
V-oundlogtbethnS. Beymourplaes.
The Anderson coast have been Hpostpcr.- '
' ‘ weekly practloeof the Arlen Slng- ’
humor m. which crammed
«Clicker a tile, N. Thinker Ink». 2
Nearly every elm tree on East avenue
ianlthsr deed or dying. and now work-
men are engaged to take down thoaesur.
-il you want a good umbrella call at
O Brien' s.
The international Navigation company
is sending on} beautiful lithographs of
the American-build liyer, St Inuit.
They may be obtained thronéh the local
agent, it. Apsll.
C. I: Ell-don hashsoght the Dre-clue
market,coroerSouth Dials and Haviland
streets lir. Hilsdon is thoroughly to-
miiisr with the husinem. and will run a
first-class meat. iish, fruit and vegeta-
ble market.
—-'l’hree lbs, heat lard, 25o . KY store.
Major 8. W. Groesbeclr, of the United
States army. now stationed at Chicago.
will ihcrtiy he ordered to California.
lira. Groesbeok was formerly Ilias Alice
Thomas, daughter of Ire. William G.
Thomas. of East avenue.
A email party, consisting of tiles G O.
Lansing, Disses Delih and Tilly Taylor.
Messrs. Peterson and Home. called on J.
Watts. of Cedar street. last evening.
Games were indulged in and a famous
apple dumpling supper was served.
~Coflee with cream. be cup. at Lane’s
Herald of August 10.neyethnt Hrs. I.
8. Persons, of South Norwalk, and Gen'-
erai A. ll Byington, of the Norwalk
Gazette. hate arrived in Paris from
Rome. and arestopplng at the Hotel La-
Tremollh.
layer Clark, of Bridgeport, has de-
cided that he will not give the Standard
Olicompaoy permission to build ah oil
tank station et'that place. ' Since the
disastrous tire on Sunday the mayor has
received protests from many leading
citizens and nearly all the loan no
agents against locating the station In.
~New early J one peas, only 10cts. per
can, New York store.
The congregation of Calvary Baptist
church will hold services in the South
Norwalk Baptist church, Sunday at
3:45 p. m. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered alter the sermon by
the pastor,Rev. Johnson W. Elli. Theme,
“The True Lilo and Eternal Life.” Ilse
Clare I. Ryder will practice with the
choir of the church special music for the
occasion.
—-Cali and see the new Harrington bet,
at O'Brien’e.
Thd Deland and Gilbert company has
heendrganized at Ridgeileld to manu-
facture soap, soap powder, etc. The
capital is $30,000 in 300 chains of ”Oil
each. 06,000. paid in. The subscribers
are Benjamin 8. Gilbert and Charles
B. Kidder, each eight-three shares; Fred
H. Deland. thirty; Benjamin A. Dale-d,
iiity, and Edwin Gilbert, fifty-four
shares.
—-llason,s jars 63 and '13 cta.per dance,
at William Podmore‘s. North Iain street.
Yesterday afternoon. about 3 o’clock.
whilsthe New Haven way height. Con-
ductor Lichtbleu and Engineer Blake,
was backing cars into the freight yard
in South Norwalk,a list car suddenly
snapped in half. and threw a car loaded
with gfnin ofl the track. The ilrt car
was unable to sthnd the strain put upon
it. The track was soon soon cleared up,
and tradlc resumed.
lien wants little here below. I‘d? wants
that little long. This is an old and true
saying. Everybody wants actions to
visit Seratogn. the queen of summer re-
sorts. and beautiful and historic Lake
George and Lake Champlain, but could
not adord it heretofore. ltlakes very
little to purchase a ticket of the Recre-
ation Tourist company for a delightful
six-day trip there. all expenses paid. The
price has been lined at 020, which is
within the reach at everybody. Just go
and see George W. Barrie about a ticket,
or Peek 0; Bishop, New Haven, very
soon, as there are only two more chances.
~Forrquarter lamb to. N. Y. llarket.
the best sugar,
g powder unless
Saree be eve'in pure food, you buy the best flour. the
“ Pure and Sure."
[NOIWALI NIWS ON “GIT! non. ]
yet yhu have not tried the
you have used Cleveland’s.
The European edition of the New York '
Combine the cinnamon no written.
(Over 1'. Head’s Confectionery)
EDWARD
must make room for them.
known.
EDWARD
NO 5' GAZETTE BUILDING,
V.“ 'Donovan's Block,
Carcinl housewives consult. their own
best interests by vialting our market.
in allof its branches tor excellence of
stock and lownses or price. we stand on-
excelled For instance, this week we
offer Sperry dc Baroee‘ and lierwin’s
“New Baron Shoulders for Be per lb.
1,. y ., NEWYBBKEBKE'I‘
Frank 8. tyars, Proprietor.
‘ South Norwalk.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS .
Onralmistogivn satisfaction toourpatrons.
and to tarnish them With the finest productions of the PKOTOG‘APIIO All.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIB.
E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
STREET,
Grand iinsl clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object.
"The balance mufintgo. Fall Goods will note in a low days and we
You never saw shirt waists as cold low as we are selling them.
The 50 cent grade reduced to 35 cente.
The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents.
The 31 grade reduced to 00 cents. ’
The at 25 grade reduced to 75 cents.
Balance of" lawns, dimlties, ducks, etc. , at the lowest prices ever
STREET,
NORWALK.
Silllllll SHEilllllilll. llllllfl.
COUPIISn ‘gortion of E. Gneowski‘s store.
“corner Md igoall and Water streets. Nor.
(tall and sea the latnstuyles in spring
hats. caps. etc. are:
W
Ir. William llsnry ilumlston.
Organist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church. teacher or
Piano. Oman. Germany. '20 Bay view an
Terms‘ 811!) per three- carter hour lesson.
in advance; 12 canons for 10. 00 a 3m
CONNECTICUT’S WILD IAN.
A Party 0! 500 Going to Rent Him. In It
Is Said. on lnndny. ‘
From up in Winsted comes another
story of the "wild men,” who it In said.
was seen again, yesterday, by passengers
on Dodd' a stage to Wineted from Sandin-
ileld, liase. He was seen In the same
tract of brush as when seen on last Sat~
urday by Selectman Riley W. Smith
The tract is five miles from Wineted, on
the old and lonesome highway leading to
Uolebrook. The wild man lives in "in-
jun Meadow." Be is thought to he one
of a family of three men seen two years
ago by a party of bony pickers. The
party was made up William Reilly.
Pussy Casey. and a newsboy. They came
home one afternoon nearly dead from
lright. They told their parents that
three hairy men chased them and tired a
shot.
The description given by the stage
rider tallies with that given by Riley
Smith. They say the man jumped out
of a cluster of bushes near the roadside
and ran with great speed into the mono-
telns, making hideous noises. lie was
naked and oover'sd with hair. . The wild
men seen in the Canaan mountains a
few months ago is thought to be the
same man. Farmers in tliht neighbor-
hood were afraid to go out oi doors after
dark.
Five hundred men leave chated' on
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, it is said,
to hunt the wild man. They will eur-
round “lejun Meadow" and Cobble
lionntaln. Farmers have given the use
of their teams free, and every man of the
posse is warned to go armed.
On Saturday last Riley Smith, while
coming over this road. stopped to pick a
few berries. No sooner had he began to
set then the wild man emerged from the
center of a patch of berry bushes and
ran away. Smith was about scared to
death. His dog whinad and, with his
tail between his legs.sought refuge in
Smith's wagon under a pile oi blankets.
Smith says the man In large in statute
and his head is about the sins of a horse's
head. The teeth resemble those ot‘ a
. horse in size and are pointed. ills hands
are enormous. The hair on his body is
black and coarse and long. Jim Madrah
and like Langsn. two wellsknown man.
left here with their revolvers this morn
ing to hunt the wild man. Theyhavs
not returned, but no alarm is felt for
their .
MLE'WMOHIII Y. I.
We are headquarters for
School Supplies of all kinds.
Text Books,
Pens,
Pencils,
Pads,
Tablets,
Slates,
Bopy Books,
Brawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
ll. Plaitled,
43 Wellington Street.
We will sell until the first
of Children’ a Medium end Light
at prices it’s hard to realist.
14 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
BEST (BRAIN
FOR HORSES
AND CATTLE.
0 ll. illllVllV'S
City Employment Agency.
in an on ity can 0th in a same at
iii‘leoniuw. Also those desiring posi-
ions.
t Wanted immediately.
First class cook andlweltrese. none but
those haying best of references need *wy.
liAU oodgrosMe to ‘the tight parties.
Situations llsntsli immediately.
ashl rs six aaledladlesmne teach-
erlfdifil’tmie'm chalpihermnids. two
“m "m" meme train street. time Norwelk.
ml ti ..
'lVlr.°Kln '3
BOYS
scrum 3p ‘
Burma. Slmi. lSTllFilBll.
WW}.
REODGIlm 8 t. 26.
I for Onl-
35.00 and $6.00 SUITS for,
$2.
Come and See us. . .
WeCan do you Good.
YflllB MBNEY BACK IF you WANT IT.
-———-————————-.
Stare open Holiday and Saturday evenings;
BBMSTBBK anus
CLOTHIERS,
THE; WHOLE OCEAN
Will not tempt a ,hnreejto drink.
dainty animal, withhigh-strung nerves. and re-
quiree the best of water and food to keep him in
good condition. This is the reason why you ,
should feed your horses Oats screened by Highie'n
Potent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I
sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 M'ARSHALL’ STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
of September, our entire _ '
Weight Suite without '
A
95.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
BRANCH OFFICE.
SOLKANS'
“VERY STABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’Ti
But if you should wantlany
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelrylre-
paired! and cleaned, callfior send it oncelto
A. W. A"U§3,STIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Silverware
Taylor a: Golden.
BealEslaleandlnsurante,» *7 ‘ "
wasrmrmn m
for e
muzkin’mgnfi or m'énfifiw: ,. - (
Bali Pasture 1 Beach
oneasv
amount we season.
BIA FOOD 0' :ALL {KINDS-
Fuli Slime Dinner. 15 Bouts.
nueeartn a REYNOLDS. hm
51,1 3'-
Persons
withthe
call and
thin
1'0 amen-nestle.
cannot be
The home is a, ,. ., U
Norwalk Chronicler