it. .21.... bashed s handsome ,. done monument erected in his .innlrerslde cemetery. : meeting elm the Pioneer Wheel-o- huh'Iolub will he held this afternoon. ltllohorue of tire. Nash, ddBerteley Itildiooclock. Trunk Fitch has been elected chair- was: P. B. Killer. secretary. and George Wheipley treasurer. oi the executive Acommitt'se or Uccsa Tribe. 1. o. n. u. I. E. Persons. of Brookside Farm. sold Ihandsome pair of carriage horses to Ir. Bobbins. of Northport. The tpam was shipped last Friday on the m Huntington. ‘ There is-I likelihood that J. A. Pinneo. the Norwalk stationer, will soon retire from businem. He has an excellentofler with I western mining company, and will probably accept- »The purest codes at Lane’s restaurant. The steamer Favorite carried 400 peoph on the excursion to Pleasure f Beach.yesterdsy attemocuNertSundsy the boat goes toth Beach. Bowery Bey. leaving South Norwalk at 10:30 o'clock. The liarguerlte.Csptaln Riley. sailed for 4mg Island. Saturday. having on ‘ board I, party composed of Clarence Nash. Charles E Fania. Jessie ll. Ferris. Pucy E. Fenland Amzl Waters. They , retumedyesterdgy. ,Bernard Henry. who, for I number of years,wss employed byDeKlyn.thebaker. and who sailed for Ireland last April ‘ iahopea that the change would benefit . " him, died there August 10. News oi his death was received by Norwalk friends ‘ “Saturday. Ernest Cornell... Richard Hendricks. Will Reach. of Norwalk. and Edward .- ,. and. Bert Gould. of New York, sailed down the harbor this-morning with I hunt loaded with tents, cooking utensils. provisions and other camp accoutre- 1 manta. They will spend a week in camp at Cal! Pasture. Martin Joseph Galbraith was united in marriage to Miss Katherine Cecelia Aus'o . tin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Austin. of Plainfield. N. J ., Saturday 3 alternoon. by Justice George D. Keeler. Ur. Galbraith is a native of Plainfield ' and' is employed by the Pond Tool com. party. of that place. ——Msson, 1! jars 63 and 73 cts.per dozen, atWilliam Pod more’ a, North Main street. Saturday evening’s dance at The Knob was,‘ as usual, I pleasant social afiair. A large number attended. The atmosphere was right for dancing. which all enjoy- ed. In the afternoon the water was tilled with hethera. A numberof psrties from South Norwalk ate their lunches on the pleasant grounds in the evening. Comptroller lead has rendered a de. chic! which the State Highway Cem- ' missicuers think will hamper them in their work. He has ruledthatheean- not pay inspectors for inspecting the new town highways which are to be built :r ‘. undertheStIteapproprlaticn. The Com- ' - Motown” intending to employ I ccrpsof inspectors tosee that the roads as preperly built. Yesterday morning. at the South Nor- walk Baptist church. the Rev. E. S. Klddpreached an earnest sermon irem mew v., ts—the prime characteris. tin of aChrlstlsn life and main requisite. . The Y. P. 8. (IE. meeting at 6:30 \o’elock. was led by Mrs. John Trycn. It ' was I consecration meeting. The sub- 1 jest was “Conquering Didlcultlee." Mr. “ Kidd’sevening sermonwas helpful and = convincing. A large congregation listened to a mostlntsrestlng and instructive sermon by Rev. D. B. Scott. of Sioux City. 8. Dr. Yesterday morning. in the South Harwelk Congregational church. Bis tantwas from John vi..9. lire. Wheeler nagthesolo‘dt With all Your Heart." heml'llijsh.” Iir. Scott is a brothers la‘law oi Rev. James Ross. now of lsmsrvills.ttaw..fer several years pas~ t... Mule r. shim. 1 and car. r smear chaos no. :1.“ '- - J . willhe remind. tomorrow musing, ~ It ht. liary' a church. , Amperisl crown lot clam leave I I , 4 : clean and sweetlastsin your mollth. be- cause they are not centered. 0. S. Trowbrldge do Go . sell them. Some of the tickets Actor George Clerk.at his summer home at Norsalh Perk; Iiiss Bertha Bush. of South Main street; 0. A.Quintard, of Main street. Norwalk. . Norwalh‘s new directory. compiled and published by the Price 0; Les com- pany, of New Seven. is now in the hind- ers’ hands. andwlll be ready for delivery this week. The yacht Lens and the cstboat Hilde- gard took members of the Scandia society and relatives to the number of sixty on I picnic to Nauvoo Island. yes- terday. and I delightful time was had in... Elizabeth. daughter of George and Hattie Sturues. of Union street; died suddenly this morning. of membraneous of its age. The iuueral services will be held from her late home tomorrow afternoon; , Ire. James Whaley. of Wclipit Hills. whose family was so terrible adllcwd with dysentery, four of whom died. is now prostrated with the disease herself. and is in a serious condition. The four children at this writing are holding their own. The youngest Whaley girl was taken with the measles yesterday. Edna Ionian. the daughterol' the late Isabelle F. Lewis. died! yesterday of dai- eass cfthe brain, at the residence of lire. Charles. Mann. Wilton, aged six months and thth days. The funeral willbeheld Tuesday at 1 p. m.. from the residence of James 0. Hunt, Wilton. Burial at East Norwalk. The steamer Favorite went to the dry dock immediately upon landing the Pleasure Beach passengere. last eveninp, and will haves new wheel put on her starboard side. replacing the one lost at Glen Island last Wednesday, on the occasion of the Methodist excursion. The Aurora took the passengers to New York this morning. Mrs. George P. Hebbard and children. of Cragsmoore. are expected in South Norwalk today. They will stop with Mr. and lire. E. A. Woodward,Norih Main street. They will probably make their home in South. Norwalk. in com- pliance with I request of Mr. Heb- bard shortly before his death. hlr. Woodward was named as executor of his estate. Yesterday afternoon Fred 8. Ambler. of the C. Ford Seciey Cycle company, was driving to Gregory’s Point.‘,when his horse slipped and fell. breaking the shaft of the carriage. A trolley car happened to be coming along at the time. and several people went to lfr. Ambler's assistance. The horse was nnharnessed and a small boy drew the oerriags to the stable at the Point. At the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour, yesterday, there was a large attendance at the choral evensong, and the music rendered by the surpliced choir included processional. “Holy Father, Great Cre- ator.” Smart; Cathedral Psaltsr. twsn. tieth aelectim; Psalms 148. 149 and 150; hymn. “Bark, the Sound of Holy Voices," LeJeuus; oflertory. “0. lost lerciful. 0. lost flsnlfcld.” Elliott. and recessional. "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand." Dykrs. Charles E. Ililler has resumed his place as crosobesrer. -—loe cream sods at Lane‘s. The following paragraph from the Hechanlcsburg. Pa.. Journal. refers to former residents of South Norwalk, who will have the sympathy of their friends here in theirallllctlou: “Tuesdsy, August 20th. the bright and interesting son of L. S. and Nellie Hale, departed this life at the home of his parents. No. 121 North Market street. after a brief illness of cholera infantum. Roy was the light of his parente’ home. and his death has filled their hearts with the bltterest sor- row. and the sympathy of the commun- ity is with them in this hour of bereave- ment. Boy was aged three years at the time of his death. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon. The interment was in lienhanicsburg cemetery. sorsfthhchurch. 5..“ best You believe in pure food you buy the host iiour, the ~ tge s. the best sugar. yet you have not tried the ing powder unless you have used Cleveland’s. “ Pure and Sure.” [smart saws or mourn sass] croup. The child was in the second year ~— ’/ . excelled: For instance. this week we .1111111El111111 Oareiul housewives consult their own i best interests by visiting our market. . In all of its branches for excellence ct stock and lowness at price, we stand on- oii’sr Sperry dc Barnes' and usrwin’s New Haven Shoulders for 0s per lb. Frank 8. Iysrs. Proprietor. Donovan's Block. South Norwalk. JACKSON rs PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LAT." mu AND FINISH. Our aim is to give sstlstactlon to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! ART. LARGE (INJECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. E. M. Jackson. (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) EDWARD Photographer. 58 Wall Stunt, Norwalk. Cons. STREET, Grand final clearing sale 0! summer goods. Prices are no object. The balance must go. Fell Goods will arrive in a few days and we must make room for them. You never saw shirt waists Is sold low as we are selling them. The so cent grade reduced to so mu. The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents. The .1 grade reduced to 60 cents. The 31.25 grade reduced to 75 cents. Balance oi lawns. dimities. ducks. etc, at the lowest prices ever known. EDWARD NO 0 GAZETTE BUILDING, STREET, NORWALK. Sllllllll SHERWOOD. lliliEll. CCUPIIS ion of E. Gusowskl's store. corner of al and Water streets, Nor-- walk. Call and see the latest styles in caring hats. cape. etc. all! lit. Vlllllsm' Henry. llllmlstoll. Organist and Director South Norwaik Congregational church. teacher of Plano. Orran. Harmony. ‘120 Ssyview are 'l‘erms‘ sun r thrice carter hour lesson. in advance; l2 eseons for 1000. “t .19 am 9W ROWAYTON. At the Third Methodist Episcopal church. yesterday. Rev. Garrett Hau- lenbeck. of Norwalk. occupied the pulpit both morning and evening, delivering two very able and helpful sermons. in the evening his subject was "God is Love" and "God is a Consuming Fire." in which he gave I beautiful illustration which showed that it was not God who changed toward man. but that man placed himself in a diderent position to- ward God. Captain J. H. Monsell's wagon,con- taining I load of clams. lost one of its wheels while going to the steamboat what! in South Norwalk. this morning, and an expressmsn was sent for to take the load to its destination. The family of Darlings, at Rowayton. are in no way related to the Darling mentioned in the Bowayton items last Friday. who did the shooting in New Market. N. J. Rev. E. D. Bassstt. oi lit. Vernon, formerly pastor of the Third Methodist Episcopal church. with his wife. is visit- ing Maand lire. Daulsl P. Wicks. Miss Lou Stevens has returned from a visit in Currytown, N. Y.. accompanied by Miss May Beecher. of New Haven. who will be her guest for a few days. John H. Hilton and Mortimer Handy, at New York, were guests over Sunday of the former’s grandmother. Mrs. Corn- modore Hilton. Captain W. 1. Stevens startsdtlor Bes- tou tc-dey to attend the Knights Temp. lsr conventiriu. He will not return until Friday. lflss Grace Alway. of Brooklyn. who has been visiting her sister. has returned to her home. John Smith. of Long Bill. is visiting Mr. and tire. Richard Boylston. WINNIPAUK. TM!" was an exciting baseball game yesterday. between the "Old Hills" nine ' and I picked nine. The score was 7 to ii in favor of the “Old Hills." who won as a technical point after only live innings had been played. Dr. D. B. Shsedy, ct Bridgeport. spent Sunday with his parents on upper lain street. The new machinery is new is opera» ties at the Norwalk lllls. “we... you are taught to col garments evarydsmlpuoa ccrrsctly.in M nationalism domed-ls swirl W We are headquarters for School topplles cl, all kinds. Text Books, Pens, Pencils. Pads, Tablets, Slates. copy Books, llrawing Books, Spelling Blanks. l. H. Plaisted, 43 Washington illicit. of Children’ a Medium and Light at prices it’s hard to resist. $5.00 "and $6.00 SUITS for .9 5. ‘ ; Come and See us. Woman do you Good. $2 a «1...... s V ‘4 S u if 'llillllliflF--li 1111 We will sell until the first of September, our entire at, Weight Suits without Yflllll MUNEYE BACK IF Yllll won 11. 81111 11111 M11111 1111 81111111111 evenings! illiMSTllBll Bflfli CLOTHIERS, 1-1 South Main street, South Norwalk. Masonic Buildmg' , Norwallr. ‘ ' THE WHOLE OCEAN ’ Will not tempts horse to drink. The horse israr " L dainty animal. withhigh-struug nerves,.and 1a.. 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. V~ MANUEL T. HATCH. 15 MARSHALL STREET. BEST GRAIN FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. The Leading Grain Dealer. BRANCH omen. accuses mvnnr erases. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wantiany Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silverware or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re~ paired and cleaned. calllor send at oucelto A. W.A USTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. NORWALK. ll. ll. HARVEY? City Employment Agency. mm "19W ‘1ch ”0.21.232: a can ca y can nh thspebo hey-ugh; Also these desiring posi- tion " Wanted lmmsdlttsly “Fin-theirs mt Judffilltm. again: hut 0 av 11 i re stances 1: £301.13... in the right parties. 43% LAC was Blinstlens Wanted lmmsdlstsly. For four cashiers. slx salssladlss. one teach an slrdwloltresses. live chamherraairls. two rss r 1- ““ muons lists street. ennui Norwalk. um ti MrsKlns'sW 81211111le1111 luvs Bedlam. Street. Sillillllll. “Willis—- Re-onen Sent. 26. The as Prawns Thoroughly for Goi- .r... Taylor a Golden. llaal Estate and Insurance. I wasnnrorotr We Persons lookt .m. me... “1" callaudesaminsourllst. em’: sale in Hartevsry “fl memandonsass m orss'ros ms season. BIA FOOD Ol' ALI. KINDS. Full Slum lllunsl. 75 calls. SUSBARD h ”INCH”. m in h TO Invert-risen. Changes cannot be 5 tsedthesamedayoopyflhaudé edin. li‘nlreryto mefim hangeesnnot . c mistrial: sea ermine is % mum
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