Rev. W. S. Rafter will oiliclate at
Grace church tomorrow.
‘ Waiter Filiow. of Norwalk.has accept-
ads position in Bridgeport.
-Dc you warlta cane? Call at O’Brieu’a.
it short rail. which tended to weaken
the butting post at the north and ot the
depot, was removed today and another
In. Cornelia, Osborn,ot Monroe street,
has resigned her position as matron in
the depot. and Robert F. Nolan hn Men
‘ employed as janitor of the station.
' ~Spring chickens 150. N. Y. Market.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt. of Norwaik. will
occupy the pulpit or the Summeriield
lethcdlet Episcopal church, in Port
Chester.“ Sunday. Rev. F. E. Rob—
j, bins, of the Norwalk Baptist church. will
3, preach in Waterbury.
Miss Anna S. Burr, of Norwalk. last
year a teacher in the Center school. has
been engaged to teach the Good Bill dis-
trict school in Weston. Iiisa Clara Ryder.
olLynes Place, has been engaged to
l teach aschool' Ill Wilton.
lira. Lydia A. Cornea fell down the
outside cellar steps to her residence in
Bldgeileld. receiving injuries which may
prove fatal. Her head was badly cut and
her leftarm fractured. Ilrs. Cornea is
seventy-six years old and she will proh-
. ably succumb to the shoes.
—3 large cakes oi soap, 100. NJ. store.
F. E. Green has purchased of hire.
Wood. of Norwaik. the house on Sum-
merstrset occupied by RobertJonee. This
snakes five houses Hr. Green has pur
ceased in town recently. He repairs
and paints them, and finds no trouble in
‘ scouring tenants at a {air rental .--New
Canaan Ileasenger.
Aspecial meeting ct.Grace chapter,
Brotherhoodpi St. Andrew, at which
each member is requested to be present.
will be held Wednesday night in the
rectory at 7:30 o’clock. The election of
a delegate to the national convention at
louisville, Ky.. September 26-29. will
the place. Rev. Mr. Watkins will also
attend the convention.
? ~Maaon.s jars 63 and 73 ctaper dozen,
atWilliam Pcdmore's. North Main street.
Attorney Charles D. Burner, of Green-
wich, formerly of South Norwalk. was
one of the speakers at the Greenwich
Farmers’ club big picnic at Stanwich.
enThursday. Iir Burnes advocated the
elevation of our moral tone and said that
“in ordertobe good citizens. we must
heloyalto our country and God and
vote the Republican ticket.” '
A special meeting of St. John's Lodge.
A. F. and A. 11.. will he held next Tues~
day night to make arrangements for en-
tertaining the members of St. Peter's
lodgemf New Milford. who will visit
Rawalk on Thursday. September ii.
The Easter Mason degree will be
exemplified in the evening. and it is ex-
pected that the visitors will perform the
work. They will arrive on a morning
train and will beshown about town by
their brother Masons.
~1ce cream soda at lane‘s.
John Walton’s coupe, containing a
gentleman and lady who live on Cedar
street. was going up West avenue about
dflo’clock yesterday afternoon. when
thsvehicle got in the way of a trolley
_ carnear W. S. Sturtevaut’s store. and
one of the hind wheels was demolished.
The occupants aiighted and boarded the
, car for Cedar street. while the coupe
L‘ wm taken to a carriage shop for repairs.
The car was in charge of notcrman
Oharlss B. Parrbeleb and Conductor
Illtun B. Clark. but they were in no
wayresporulble tor the accident. Fol-
lowing a rule of the coinpany, however,
Wan Parmelee has been suspended
Intonaweak.
I 'this menu... > ' j
traumas" and tbs'll'anale.” wort
the Bill party aboard. were “posted at
‘ ’ Shelter island yesterday.
.‘l'na engagement of lilac Carrie Gar-v
hem. of Westport. and Conrtland E1.
tilledou. oi Elisabeth street. South Nor-
wslk. is announced. .
Hrsses Stella Whitney. Marie Keith
and AgneajBryaut. graduates oi theOvir
River school, will enter the New Haven
Normal school. September 8.
Walter Hyatt. of Stuart avenue. and
this morning for New York city to see
the sights and buy a cargo of peaches.
43bit purest codes at Lane's restaurant.
0. G. Lenard. ol‘ Huntington. L. 1..
has leased one of S. B. Wilson’s cottages
in Norwalk. and. Charles Fancher, at
Brooklyn. has leased the Hubbeii place
on lain street. Norwailr. '
Archer and Arthur, twin sons of Wil-
liam and Addie Dsskam. of Barren
Harsh. died yesterday. aged thm weeks.
Funeral services will be held at the
house. Sunday afternoon. Interment at
Pine Island. '
The funeral of Everett (3. Taylor,'who
died Wednesday. alter a short illness
with ty phold lever. was held at his
late home on Hoyt's Hill. yesterday
afternoon. The deceased was fortyyears
ofsge. Bewas a brother of Sylvester
1!. Taylor. the Norwalk blacksmith.
—-Fish. lowest price, N. Y. Market.
D. ll. Fisher. of Stamford. is negotiat-
ing with the heirs of Rockford Head for
the purchase of the Waccabuc House.
Should he effect the purchase. Mr. Fisher
will run conveyances connecting ail
towns in a radius of fifteen miles. with
the view of popularizing the beautiful
resort. ‘
This week ex-Governor Lounsbury and
party left Bidgeiisld for their usual out-
ing at Echo Camp. Racquet Lake. in the
Adirondacks. The Ridgeileld Press
thinks the governor’s success in shooting
bear early in the aeasou.will doubtless be
eclipsed by his skill with the rriie in
downing dear this time.
-Don’t forget to inspect our immense"
lnsof gents' suspenders at 25c. also a
complete line of gents' outing shirts. at
H. S Smith' . ‘
It now transpires that the stones that
have done so much damage to the last
trains on the Danbury division while
they are passing through the tunnel at
Norwalk, are small stones that recline in
the crevices of the fast crumbling walls,
and are jarred out by the trains. Re
pairs will soon have to be made to the
wall.
When Brother Kirk.of the New Canaan
Iiessenger. penned the following para-
graph he probably had just returned from
a visit in Norwalk: “Horse owners. like
bicycle owners, must be taught that the
sidewalks are for the use of pedestrians
only. It is not an unusual sight tosee
horses, some of them belonging to local
merchants. standing half way across the
sidewalks. Many women are afraid to
pass near them. and turn them and
cross over on the opposite side. This is a
nuisance that ought to be abated ”
--Aak for the new Ynumau hat at
O'Brien’s. l -
The Ilerldens defeated the lilfords.
yesterday. at Savin Rock, by ascore of
etc 1. W. Lauder played short stop.
G. Lauder.seocnd base. and J. Dunne
caught for Marines. Pugiliar Bob Fits:-
slmruona umpired the game. The New
HavenPaliadlum says that had itnot been
for the line work of the Lauder broth-
ers and Theisen the score would have
been much closer. The feature of the
game was a sharp double play by Will
and George Lauder and Thelssn in the
sixth inning. doubling up Young and 0.
Piatt on the latter’s hit to Will louder.
The attendance was 8,000. On the
Edgewood grounds In New Haven, yes-
terday. the Victors. of Bridgeport. were
beaten by the Edgewoods; score 10 to 8.
Champion Corbett played first base tor
the Edgewcods. Joe Co rbett. brother oi
the champion, was to have covered short
for the Edaewoods. but instead he was
In Baltimore,whsre he pitched a good but
losing game for Washington. Roger
Conner. the old lesguer. umpired the
game. The attendance was 3.800.
~Don't forget we are selling hosiery
and underwear for goats. ladies and
wrosrquartsr lamb tic. N. Y. Market
law
children at half price. It. 8. Smith.
You believe' in pure food. you buy the best floor. the ,
best e s. the best an ar.
best bgg g
yet you have not tried the
rug powder unless you haye used Cleveland's.
" Pure and Sure."
George lliller. of Water street. lert town i ,
hats. caps. etc.
Combine the lA‘llSl‘lflLl All) mrsn.
and to furnish them withthe hnsst productions
bARGE OOLLI'DTION 0"
E. in. Jackson.
(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.)
EDWARD
must make room for them.
You never saw shirt waists as
Thetl25gradereducedto "5
known.
EDWARD
NO ll GAZETTE BUILDING,
F D " LAWTsNtoz co
, 22 South lilaln sneer.
3* iEWYflRKliBKET
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Grand dual clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object.
The balance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we
The 50 cent grade reduced to 35 cents.
The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents.
The 01 grade reduced to 60 csnt‘
Balance of lawns. dimities. ducks. etc.‘, at theiowest prices over
Oareiul housewives consult their own
best interests by visiting our market.
stock and learners oi price, we stand un-
excelled. For instance. this week we
odor Sperry dz Barnes' and lierwln's
'Nsw Haven Shoulders for 9a per lb.
Frank 8. Ayers, Proprietor. .
Donovsn‘ a Block. South Norwalk.
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
0f the PHOTOGRAPH!!! “1'.
OthDREN‘S STUDIES.
Photographer.
53 Wall Street, Nerwalk. Cons.
STREET,
sold low as we are selling them.
osnn.‘
STREET,
NORWALK.
Slillllll' Sliilililllill. illTlEll.
CCUPllSa ‘prortim of E. Guscwskl‘a store.
amocu‘nnr of all and Water streets. Nora
andaee the latest styles in :g‘rlng
M
Mr. lllllllam Henry Humlston.
Oruanlat and Director South Norwaik
Congregational church. teacher 0!
Plano. Oman. Harmony. so Bayvlew ave
'l‘erma'Ol. Hirer three-r usrler hour lesson.
in advance; 12 cos tor hm. Di)
. 12 But
9W
Reporter Ballard. oi the flour, is on
the sick list.
Howard Doty, oi Comstcck Brothers’
tip-town store. is slowly regaining his
health.
Tm: Summer. today consists at six-
teen pages. Soother you get them all
without additional charge.
Mrs Barrier L. White. of Summit
street. the invalid mother of George A.
White. fell sgaiustadoor and cut her
head quite badly.
~Chickens 12w. N. Y. Market.
Joseph Smith. of Comatook Hill. is dig-
ging some of the largest potatoes ever
seen about here. They average in weight
over two pounds apiece.
Julius Finkenatein. manager oi the
Baton Point Improvement company,
was obliged to go home yesterday in hopes
of gaining some relic! from the severe
cold from which he is suffering. Eels
expected back Monday. He was takes
quite ill Thursday night.
Colonel Birsm K. Scott. of Ridgellold.
has sold his drug business in that place
to Harvey P. Bisrell. at New Britain.
Colonel Scott has been in the general
mercantile business in Ridgeileld for the
past thirtyeight years. but. gave up the
dry goods and grocery departments about
five years ago. since which time he has
devoted his energies to the drug business
and to his public ofliccs. He has a wide
circle of friends in Norwalk.
The spacious and pleasant home of the
Nerwalk Yacht club is alien the scene of
festivities of Norwalk and South Norwslk
clubs. The young people iind it a com.
fortabie place for dancinu and the heat-
ing lscllitlss are good. It is very con-
venient, the board walk lighted by elec-
tricity termini: a convenient means by
which to reach the club house from the
Tramway waiting room at Bell Island
crossing.
—l.adies‘ separate skirts, in all sizes.
from 08.25 upwards. at hi. 8. Smith’s.
Certain stockholders of the bees Iianu-
facturing company. of Westport. have
received an odor of .10 per share for
their stock from Harsh. Kerwin a Lern-
mou. of Bridgeport. James Inesimpor-
tunrd the Norwalk nockholdsrs tosall
their stock to hlmatsllssharswnt,
cured none at that price. As J
Releases found that the stock was
We are headquarters for
School Supplies of all kinds.
Text Books.
Pens,
Pencils.
Pails,
Tablets,
Slates,
Copy Books,
Drawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
l. H. Plaisled,
43 Washington litmt.
worth“
l“ will»
par instantaneously“
Wars
Children s
, w “S “l?
lilMilEll-"SZ Aiillij_
of Children’ a Medium and Light Weight Suits without
at prices it's hard to resist.
95.00 and 36:00 SUITS for
$2.
Come and See us.
We Can do you Good.
Will Mowv :BAtK IF you who 'T.
Slum “ll" William] Saturday evenings]
filMSTfllK BllllS
CLOTHIERS,
14 South Main street.
South Norwaik.
95.
Masonic Building, j
Norwalk.
BEST GRADE
0 9 FOR HORSES
AND CATTLE.
'o
A. W.A
.. -me.“ ...W.«.M.MW~~%.~W_
ll. ii. HIIVEY'B
City Employment Agency.
birdies and ger‘i‘tlaman dosirlnmomoetont
u an a can nbtai
{ligature £2033. yAlto those desiring posi-
one.
Wasted Immediately.
First class cock and waitress. none but
those having beat of references need any.
MU orulposltl” one to the right parties. 0
situations ”Wanted immediately.
ion cashiers six saseladieamne teach-
srfii’xflwfisitrsmea'nve c ambsrmalds. two
I! l‘ a
liawfimuunamemmsmua
Mr. King’s
scrum ill luvs
Bellow. Slim. Wilflmlfl.
Re~open “Sept. 26.
WWWummmrmm-
haveentsrsd
, z j
THE WHOLE OCEAN
Will not tempts horse to drink. The horse is a
dainty animal, withhigh-strung nerves..and n- '
quires 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 Higbie’s'
Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I
sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
_ _..__j:gg
.0
The Leading Grain Dealer.
nuance omen.
SOLMANS‘ ,
Liven? smear.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should wantfany
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. callzor send at ouceito
Silverware
USTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. NORWALK.
Taylor at GOldBII-u
Real Estate and insurance. _
r
WMKIIO'I‘OI Ma
Persuasion
with the view“,
oallandeaanrinscurilst. cl.
m" Mot
uneasy
tall Pasture loath
om son rm saascw.
SEA '00!) Ol' Aida film,
W Fall Show Dinner. 15 tests.
' HUBBARD & REYNOLDS. W‘
' ill I-
ro seven-rinses. ‘
‘0ng earshot be "
seams a
edin. Every resemble, ,
will be madeto
W scarf
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