‘gandwnnnotathle . tree is being taken down We! the Church pis'e'on 4. , J's. of “club a ‘1 factory, in sick at b‘s ileudstrtet. " chickens 150, N. Y. Market. Eaton. of 34 North Iiain has bscnnick with intermit- itllu Lockwood is having a - P“ on the sidewalk , lumpertyon IiillHlll. W on the east side oi West 5 near the resident» of C. J. Hill, . . “lowered several inches in order better drainage. 7 its’ separate skirts, in all sizes, $.25 upwards, at II. S. Smith’ . M. 0. I. Selleck olilciated, yesterday instance, at the funeral or lire. John finch. from her late rt aidepce on Havi- M treat. The interment was in Union uneasily}, Norwslk. ”Sarah J. Pall”. wife oi Phelanor Pit-r. of New York city, died at the Incidence“ her son-in-law, Conimctor 13.0! T. Ship-an, Livingston piles, yesterday, aged seventy-three yeete. l . ‘ ' —-Do you want a coed Call at O’Brien'r. .3, Therewan a slight host in the northern part of the . state. yesterday morning, m on the low meadow lands. The “hi-monster registered iorty and forty- ' dngrsee it was oaeoi thecoldest meanings for the menthol August (or many years. ' .B. H. Glover, the enterprising Nor- . welk‘shoe dealer, is giving out cards en- : titling the'holderto fifty shines, tree of ell-iv. at his store. The schema in like— lyhi hurt the best blocking industry, butnouid prove a boom ior Mr. Glov- el'sbusieers. \ e ‘ rulish, lowest price, N. Y. liarket. ’ Aeurprine party was held at the home 3 m Inrpby, last night. Games, Cold-[sud singing were indulged in Ming alter midnight. A fine col— , Hinwaeacrve at 2 o'clock, when the 'Mbrokeup, wishing Bernard many ”of theevnaieg. —-A full line of eating flannels tor ladiss' house timers, item 6:. per yard ,' upwards. at a. a. Smith’ . legh Iatrou, the terror of Battle Row ".0” House allay.Uorwelk, recently ‘ healed and lined, was before Judge Ml again this morning, pharged with quarrellng with the dsulneon of that neighborhood, He was lined to understand to twenty days in jail. In"! Smith, of New York, arrived himselk yesterday. bsvlng walked m Mil, subsistfng on wild cherries w an! apples most of the way, with ease in a while a meal oi victusls. Be ; 7 stopping with J. H. Louden, and " ' is tied a place to work for his ' for the winter. Tbs committees for the dedication of "new Insoule Home, at Wailingicrd, ”Wilhelm. ArthurO. Wheeler, farm. is on the reception commit- its. Mid B. Killer, at Georgetown, is tuber of the “mace-mitten, and Stank, of New Milford. is-on ' “element end transportation ’ swutpoutoes. uOcpk.,h. Y. l. manhotherWsltar » i by Ward Grammy, allot ' will leave towntomomnrfor fits want. They will rougklt. ripest in lied some line heai'eg. fl haveNisorkferPorl'aud , thumbyniitenlagharamns ' monthfihntheywliipru- hesitate-lies. a“ William A. Brown, the 'usnnthattnrwngsesdahomans “ allersryaren V. A. Beoileld, “and mawsy. Onset the firmmm ensurivs. Inilrowalsft ”a. Peter: me, his, W on Water street, vomit meritorious” amateurs-scream, .‘tstaraihsesresrermunwnalesnyf; Minus-Whine ‘ summer-scar " new} " avsaasmsssnlylsmotupsir. Joho‘ translate Warren oisaadiw'tbemm mm. momma. we at Bey- mond Brothers' dockwlthe car-gent ~14. lamb mull. Y. Huber. L<Grend Seymour, whose buildings at North Wilton were consumed by light- ning, will rebuild on e llsrger scale and in modern form, Bis heavy loss has not quenched his new .The funeral of Ira. Arena London, formerly kilns Alice ii. Brotherton, who died Wednesday, will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock. at her late home on Harbor avenue. She was the daughter oi; lit. and lira O G. Brotherlon. " The membersoi the Idle Hour club. consisting of illness May D Smith. Gus- sie McGee, Eleanor G. Smith, Iisy E. Smith, Blair Smith end Naomi Smith, spent last evening, accompanied by their gentlemen friends, at Hickory Bluil. Building was enjoyed at the Norwslk Yacht club house and a most enjoyable time is reported. . —Mlss S. Tiliotson’s millinery store, 207 Washington street. East Norwaik, will be closed from August 25 until about September 1. She is spending her vaca- tion at summer resorts. There was one law enacted by the Legislature which adjourned July 9 last that is liable to give some concern to the proprietors of theatres and museums. throughout the state. it provides that no child under sixteen years of age shell healiowed to enter orrremsin in such theatre or museum unless attended by some duly authorized adult. G. W. Ogden, W. In Keeler, Ernest Roscoe and Harry Benedict, of Wilton, end George Woodward and J. Hervey Bette, Jr., of Norwsik, have returned from a week’s outing at Camp Comfort, Lake Rippawsm. They are the first party who have been able to reports good catch of br *1 this ransom their best string, landed on Friday... numbering tiftytwo beauties. The Richardson dc Itorgan company took of! the first heat oi their foundry on Water street, Wednesday silences. The interior of the buildings has been whiimehed and the machinery has been put in iiratcless shape. The con! can has plenty of work and orders enough ahead to, keep things booming for several weeks. A large number of workmen have secured employment. Attire meeting oi Humboldt Ledge, lonsoi Herman. last night, it was decid~ ed to celebrate the ninth anniversary of the organization in Bermnnnsohne Lie- derkrarlz hall, Norwalk, September 12th, Louise Lodge will he invited to attend, and there willbe dancing to music by Vogier & Noack's orchestra, and a has supper. The committee in charge of the aliair consists of Frank Wiicek, John Kirsch, Jacob Hemp, Fritz Galina and Frank Wehner. ~Lnrge red onions} on line, N.Y_.nl are. Those who have driven over some oi the country roads in the county lately have enticed wide wagon traces in the road. The reasoulis that the iarmere are begin- lng to put wide-tired wheels on their wagons are result at a law penned by the last legislature. This law does not go into rtiect until next year, but many of the tuners have fulfilled its require ments. This law may be said to be in the Lilnemi good reads legislation and instinct on the roads in this vicinity will no doubt be noticeable. [soswsna news on rim FAQ! 1 POPULAR Alllellltil'l'il. Inlder anduhe [is a Play that charms , ell Beheldeve. The energy and rot displayed by Haneger Hoyt in securing the latest and brat things in the amusement line for the animation of South Norwslk theatre-goers is most commendable. Oneoi these prices is lit. Leavitt's magnificent spectecie,"ilplderaod Fly,” which Lwilizhn patented at Hoyt's thentre,’l‘bursday evening, August 90. Tbekren wit, brilliant music. sergeant scenery, hesutiinl Mum, clever com- Pfly. novel specialties and merry traver- tirloi the hour whhh characterize the play term so tourmaline» that charms all beholden. Such an opportunity shoulduotbsmisssd. The renowned and ever popular Si. Irery’e Premie- mundane-hart overio heretcork celebrities asunder. lag the very istrstaed hssi lanterns .ia miastrsisy. will appear at annual “W BOWATTOI. ' _ ' The new proprietors at thel'alnlsv Betti have extensive Improvameaisiu view. Two tswssseud othrr’sddltioss are to be attached to tlishotslpropsr. The new‘pavilioe blobstwostorirsln height, or artistic MI, with three towersentherool. ,Thefloorwlllllsre served ior dancing.“ thesecondiloor iorrefreshments. These will he a or- rcussl, swings and other situations Carpenters are new lighting on thecost and will begin work early this fall. An opening will take place tiny I, 1896. after which the place will be open sum- mer and winter. . . David ii. Corbett, who owns one oi the most attractive places intown. the for- mer VsnBuskirk residence on Main street, has leased it irom September 1 to April 1, 1896, lo the newly appointed superintendent in South Norwslk oi the Metropolitan Lilo Insurance company. Mr. Corbett will remove to his Round Hill home in Norwalk. Evangelist Gillie, oi New York, will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday morning end eiening. In the morning he will preach on "A Fearless Chrietian,” and in the evening “Almost a Christian." Be w-ii also sing with autoherp accompaniment Y. P. S. C. E. a t 7o’colock. The meeting will he led by Its. Grace Marsh. John Darling who has relatives and schoolmates in this place, shot and in- stantly killed EarryDunham in a saloon in New lerket, N. J., and then jumped on his bicycle and rode oil. and is still at large. The trouble which resulted in the killing, arose over a game of pool. George Scotield will receive the initia- tory degree in the Seow club, next lion- dsy night, and Fred. P. Lockwood will learn the mysteries oi the second degree. After the ceremony the club will have its bi-weehly feed. The Tramway company, in laying its tracks about the cemetery property, tore up the stones laid two years ago by ex- Selectmen Baker, and there is nothing new to prevent the earth irom washing down. Constable lreland, oi Norwalk, this morning placed an attachment oh the residence and four acres of land of ““04 Robert 1. Dibble. the market-an. to . satisfy a claim ior 3400. - Joseph Adcock has sold his household sheets to William Podmore. in South Norwelk. and next Wednesday will sail for England to join his wife and live in his former township. A peach and ice cream iestirsl will be held this and tomorrow evenings in the old school house. The festival is under the auspices oi the Junior Christian En- deavor society. 1 The sloop Zephyr has been hauled out on the shore. and her owner,Hirsm Tay- lor, will make numerous repelrson the boat. The annual meeting ior the election of a bored of trustees will be held in the Methodist church, Thursday, September 5th. Henry ll‘chmond buried a valuable cow yesterday, the animal’s death hav- ing been caused by choking with air ap- ple. ' Rev. Garrett Beulenbrck, of Norwalk. will preach in the lethodist church Sunday morning and evening. hire. Dixon, who recently leasrd the Samuel Fickett place. has a large number of summer boarders. , lies Emma Spear. of Brooklyn, in visiting Ire. D. Ii. Corbett, Iain street. Ira. William Merrill, of Stratford, is visiting her sister, Ira. Otis. m”..- h... .,a.... m... Fred 8. Ambler, Edward ll. lore- house, Victor Selieck and Fletcher Van~ Hoosenr will go to 0in Pasture tonight for e shore dinner. 1... till.” " clam... Season to Narragansett liar suuru Tliii hill Still . tickets soon going and Morales unit on v. unclallrala. . no test learnslt terddzlle. ampmu rites. W tat Munoz. .. -. - at: straddled-X erroneous”l .lllllscon. Tuesday. luguti 22d lemming « . “a mg. year readm'i‘he ‘ ‘ NAPKINS. ‘ per dozen. . Twenty-two inch snow white Bohem Linen N kins this sale, 98o per dozen. 6 patterns. . M np ' Large sine Irish Damask 'l'ahie Napkins, elegant goods for wear, will [an ,_ Creme Table Line Filtyeight inch Ur‘eme Damask Linen, clean tine yarn, at 25c per yard. Sixty loch half bleached Table Linens-7n good one-at 87in. Filly eight inch Bleached Table Damask, 25c per yard. Fifty-eight inch, 2 patterns, tern and rose bad effects, 35:: per yard. Sixtyvthrse inch, 2 pieces, sunflower and star tteru. 500 per yard. Seventy-two inch, With Large Linen Napkins to match, at $2.50 per dozen. feminine: rule. A; ililliiillii lll’illl uousr. Wedneday. August 28th. The great show of the day. Hi HENHY'S (‘OLOSSAL til XTY THOUSAND DOLLAR 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 80:, now 48c, in white or grey. lOdwhiieor gray, former price, 31; now 69c. 11-4 part wool, former price, $125; MINSTRELS “”- ; $1264 fine quality, former price, 2; now Filly titer-performers. headed by ihe prince ll 4 I“ "00': mm!“ price, $2 50? now of comrdlam. Mr. Arthur Deming. 10 popular ‘2 00 comedians. l2 skilled dancers, ii cultured ring- ers. in picaannieu. ll specialties. St Grand Military blend. '1 he swell parade oi: the minstrel world. itesnved seats now on sale at Wood's drug store, Norwellr, and "i‘bmllnron's drug store. South Nrrrrwalk. special reduced prices, lac. 10¢. a Dress Goods. We invite your attention to our Dress Goods department. We are oliering 25 pieces Dress Goods at out prices You cannot realize what they are without ex- amieine. 40inch Fancy Figured Brilanteens. at »_ N0. 2_r3l.e.zaam'nm BUILDING. - SPECIAL SALE, or HOEBEKEEPING LINEN... Wecrloot’tods maestro-ignition“ Hues ”News sunbeds ever he} candied; neuron cansotm matobndaestoreiothlslti ” ‘- qnniity. or price. it you lose this opportunity to till the flush closet you will surei’y regret it. o y or variety, quantity, a 0 Good quality lrlah Damask‘ Napkins, made at best yarns, handsome line cf patterns, at Silo. $1, $1.25, 01.50 L goods that are good value at $1.25 per dozen, special for ' iaty-eight inch Acme Damask, tine quality, handsome pattern, worth 650 peryarda—this sale. 50:: per yard. Bleached Table Linens. ‘l‘BIS'l‘Blli & HYlT'l‘, ll. 2 uzuu Bil opportunity to put beiorskoar nder beautifully, at Cl 75 per dozen. n5. Siaty-etghtincha ieors.Doubls Damask Iris bleach, iero,roee and callylii clients, at 75:: r ard. able lrieh Damask,'bleeched on the grass, maiden halite“; design, pa y at $1 10 per yard, DING. lll Ennis, Carpets, Furniture, Some of the last things you think of buying this hot weather, but quality and prices bring the crowds to our store. It We can save you big money Lamps. A handsome array 0! Lampe just ‘re- ceived, $2, $2.25, 85 and $7. Muslin Underwear. Good heavy Muslin Drawers.253,39c,500 Gowns of good strong Muslin, mother hubbard and yoke, 50c, 69:, 75:: Fine Fruit-of-the—Loom Muslin 31.81.39 Odd lots of Percale and Chambry Shirt Walnut, 2'c, 50.3. To close the balance of our Launderd Shirt Waists at half price. Silk Shirt Waiste, at $2.75; former price, $3 50 Duck Suits. 82 50. Serge and Manuel Shirts, 83; former price. M. Imported Fancy Silks, 25c, 35c, 49c. Comfortables. Iiade by good Iiethodiste, cannot be a. 45o, bile and 750. Hoyt’s Opera House lililliSllli. liliilil 29. Remvenized in Europe this summer. I. B. LEAVI l'l'd greaterepectaculerrxtraveganze. Spider and Fly. A brand new production throughout. The play entirelv reconstructed and elaborated. itorgrons new costumes. Magnificent scenery. Dentin tranelnrmation. Hr ght catchy music. Superb ballets. Grand marches. Best Velvets, 85c, 95c, 31 Our stock of Furniture cannot be er equaled, $2.25, £3.25. 85 and 86. CARPETS. Beat All Wool Ingrsin in the market, 60c. _ Best All Wool Tapestry in the market, 753, 85c. quuettes, Axmineter at big values. lusied. Estimates given ior furnishing houses complete. SCOFIELD & HOYT ll Washington Street. South ilorwsll; Street, ilorweilt. Sixteen beautiful English (inacern from Al- bambra and Empire Theatres. imndon, intro- ducing the lawn succoneiul novelty, the Trilby dance. if» European and American artiste. 20 high class novelties. Absolutely the fireatret spectacular prudrwtion before the pub c. ' . crate now on sale at l’lelated n and Wen-g n s'... drug stores. their cost. The entire stock has 0. Wholesale and BOOTS. SHOES leather and Shoe Findings. TAX BlillEilTllll’S HARVEY’S Great SIJAUGHTER SALE 01 BOOTS AND SHOES for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below to be sold in order to meet prese- ing obligations, and to place in new goods for fall and winter trade. 11. HARVEY, Retail [Euler in AN I) RUBBERS. Manufacturer oi liltiidrsn'n Shoes. 70 NORTH MAIN STREET. ' NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes to the town of Nerwnis, in the county oi l'alrlleld and Stats oi (.‘conectlcnl. on the Assessment List or iili. that i will meet them to receive said Taxes,“ the follow- ing times and p‘aeer. to wit: At theaters of W. ii. ilani'orti. East liar- welk,iilown'rown). on l'riday. August :llth. im from in o'clock forecourt, until 12m afternoon. At theeicreof Li). Retails. at Winnlpauk. on thealternmuol fridar. August will. It“. from ao'rleok until 0:21! o'clock. Atthesiors of Alphonse Dibble, at South View Ills River. on the erosion oi l'rlday, August Ii. use. from 7 o’clock until m o DELICIOUS I M' ’ ad deeirl com t Attheeflosot the Collector. ltoom i. Ila- LA2&?:aym newufiiteum scale Building, in the Olly ct. Harwell" in m“ “Mammal .Aaeost M l“. trsm Io‘cloek. f until i u'clslk.“ieraoos.eediromlicl e'slsek is theevrsleg. ‘ stamina-turns theC'oilrctus'eOIos. In. Icy Flynn's.“ Semi lain Street. Scull Ismail. WANT!” TIIIDIATILY. in to Heads for Fresh “Rolls, 92’ WASTINGTON STREET. lCE CREAM delivered to all patrol the cities. 40 . orcN'rs . PER . QUART. ‘ IIPliSSlBlE lobe too wise or‘ too careful when theeyeisccncwu- m.usa..r.a.mm.usm Am rum-Mmflml ed. subcontinent “numerals lorwaik. use-rm mm mm” “m" “n" m" israrely regained. si Inflamma- it I'- ‘ marinas warren rauanraraor. ,w. h... n... m mugg- M, mg,” monochrome“... m... ... a E If . until um afliw Optical Goods. ” ‘ ll S’I’Jm lee Isn't lavetelweersil .. , mauflmwm‘“ ““uflm' llllMEll B “0YT “Mama-sawmill t ‘ M about No-To-Bne, m g | g “ ’ ”manicure. ."We know "I'm! augmented” node-llamas. in mm mm I, 1’ sentiment-terrains a no ' your usmswssrerrwssrrrsw-sm m units! to- ; rearw'“ Welland eater-Wis flail muslin-am e um. “W , W “WW “minimal-“W
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