or William Podmors‘s
afternoon, but did no
" l t or Iiissllsud K
1 Of John A. Slater, OI the
iron: Works. to Andrew H.
a” armory has been at
memory of ex-Governor
.H - . in-ehisiot the Con-
ationsl GuardgLuzon B. Mor-
“Winn and repair shop open-
‘ store on lain street. recently
Packrsk, aged eight days, the
M‘I’cckrek. died yesterday
home. 29‘ Benton street. The
wee in Phe Island cemetery this
, news from Mr. and lire. Otto
I audit- Emme Butterfess locat-
thlll at. Cassel, Germany. Any mail
a to the. between now and Septem-
i should be addressed to Hamburg.
insists. 1
_ ’ ' fiidgelield baseball teamand the
.Y. II. C. Ala opposed each
.u the Bidgefield diamond Satur-
M The contest ended with a score of
“1., m. favor or the Bidgefields. The
Wild tennt made ten of their runs
litthllsst inning.
The improvements‘on East avenue are
still'inannnoompieted state. It seems
“George W. Hunter wants the city or
olnswalktnpntin a double terrace for
thin. Mtbe highway committee re-
“hdfl, sndno ssthtsotory arrange-
ment has yet been reached.
.....——-———
_ ; Crew a L'Eommedieu’s steamer Jose-
phine. wasnt the marine railway at
. mt Janus“, last week. being over-
bdsy its will gototbelron
lush” dock in South Norwalk, tor a
petal overhauling of her machinery.
which will take two or three weeks.
Thefnnersl of lire. Amos London was
. kindly afternoon from her lste
. Harbor a’venus. Rev. F. E.
_ officiated. Theninterment was
limo-elk cemetery. The pail bearers
were Eugene litchsll, George lisebnn,
nary Elwood and Harry 0. Hitchell.
: Men with m. be cup, at Lane’s
,- 'l'hllofi oaths door of the stable in
' theirssr o! the Gazette building. Nor-
w“. Ill found to have been tampered
m morning when the stable
T: w “Med. John Manning. who
stables lib horse there. is of the opinion
’ ibltlomc one tried to get into the barn,
fit was frightened away.
’ Catherine Duggen, who was arrested
1, illdranhsnns-and brssch of thepeace
infi'dl ago and paid a heavy fine.
, .
l
,.. in again this noon by Chief
”lay. for s similar offense. When
*W arrived on the scene. lira Dug-
fiestas scanned in stoning a number
“w and swearing. She will be
,. ‘1'“ Medici excursion committee
It at Jell- L'Eonimsdlsu’s office Sat-
; mnightand settled up the finances
a, fin eflair. After paying for the
“Jill expense of having the Fe-
mstnp at Glen Island, and redeem.
flfis tickets 0! thcssiwho could not
‘mthehontfiherswasbdlllsftto
divided between the South and East
ahalnllsflaflney died at her home.
Waters, Saturday.aged fifty-
“years. The funeral will be held
. ‘ .St. lsry‘scbureh.tnmerrow morn-
‘_ fila’dock. Death was caused by
rheumatism. IreGsffosy leaves
Iradohu W. Pentag-
flis. I. W. Purelpiseud Ilse Nellie
, eadtwsssns. Edward Gsflney,
Icrwslk, and James Gsifney,
l
tobavs
sums its regain weekly
on East avenue. ‘
. . «snug Charles and Ollie
{WhyBarrstvlsnll
,bnsnlsd the yacht Stanley Ira. ti. 0. Street entertained, Friday.
,‘ he a sell is Neuron. where Insulin. Robsrtbirspsos. Ir. and
' www.mjoyalmisssslhrbsflmlhmsdmmrs.
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M ,
Recumbent?“ 01 Au Ru Vi“ fl?
meetings on
United States Patent Commissioner
John S. Seymour is quite ill at lus home
The Bill and Andrews family. on the
Fannie and Carrie. are now exploring
the Connecticut river.
a
Selectman Daeksm, of Norwalk, whose
illness hss heretofore been mentioned,
is slightly improved today.
While going in bathing of! Bell Island.
recently, Ira Hoyt stepped on an anchor
and injured his foot severely.
The engagement of W. N Ball. of
Harbor avenue. Norivalk. and‘ a“ New
Haven young lady is announced.
_Edwin'!F. GuyeLwill: erect a brick
build ng in the place of themwooden '
emctugfirzatfivmmovw‘on Monroe
street. ‘ .
John B. Morton is erecting s fifty~foot
pole on Mechanic street. in front of Ed.
ward Quittner’s building. on which will
be placed the city’s electric light and tire
alarm wires, in order to carry them over
the tracks.
The Norwalk city water was shut elf
at noon, yesterday, and was turned on
late last night. The new line of pipe on
Spring Hill was connected. When the
water was turned on the pipe on New-
town avenue 5burst.
Rev. R. W. Jones occupied the pulpit
of the South Norwslk Methodist church,
yesterday. preaching two forcible and in-
teresting sermons; Rev. W. S. Rafter
preached in Grace church. Rev. W. E.
Hooker. of Wilton. in the chapel at
Cranbury.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Young People’s Society of Chrim
tian Endeavor of the South Norwalk
Baptist church. isoallsd for tonight at
the church. It is desired that every
member be present,” business of import-
ance will be trenssmed.
The return game of the Norwalk cric-
ket and the St. George cricket club of
Stamford, was played in the latter place,
Saturday afternoon. It resulted in s vic-
tory for the Stamfords by a score of
78m (2. In the second inning for the
Nerwnlks they were obliged to retire. be
ing unable to play because of darknes'.
Alter the game the plysrs repaired St
George Bell where {refreshments were
served. Literary exerches followed.snd
a reception was held. The Norwelks
mall pleased with their trip. :3“...
BABIEN AND NORO'I'ON.
The Catholic fair now in progress in
the town hall is meeting with success.
Last Saturday nighttthe hell was well
tilled. Miss Kittie Flynn. of South Nor-
walk, sang two soles that were received
with greatilapplause. lies Florence
Kelly, of Norwelk, only six years old.
sang a telephone song in a manner that
deserves great praise. On Wednesday
night St. Iisty‘s choir, of Norwelk. will
be in attendance. and on Thursday
night1Dwyer's hand. offiNorwalk. will
give a concert. The door prizes, Friday
night, a silver watch. was won by
George J. Oberlsadsr; a ham. by Chester
Finch. one of Tue Summaries newsboye.
On Saturday night the print. a silver
watch.‘ was won by Joseph Felrbants.
and an umbrellalby Ir. lsulgrsw. of
liorotos.
About 1 o'clock Sunday morning.
Fred Chaddertcn luotieed two men
standing on the post-office rtoop. and
setingln. a suspicious mean". As he
was about to go up to them they started
on a run down the railroad track. it is
believed that they were going to make
an attempt to enter the post-once. This
makes: three times that burglars have
been frightened away from the sales.
The land belonging to Ilsa Carrie
Gotham. at lung‘s nsd Landing. which
it was nmssssry to secure in order to
straighteatbensw lroubridgs. soon to
in built meriGorbam‘s pond. was pur-
chased Friday by J. D. Orlmmins. it is
understood that the price paid was taco.
Aneflort willbs madetostarta
Ghautsuqns literary and Scientific
circle in Dariss. Anyone wishing to
join the circle may communicate with
the Rev. J. I. 0arroll.lathodist church
The “Pal-wield «subunit-Ia“,
'fisemsasthrsstssinlhowever, wmrmum
mums-«am issuer ”.mrslnsrsalsssllm.
” gamma-owe
log lire. F. D. Gorilla. returned taster-i
day to his boots in lsullnr, N. Y. ' J
.mjuss Osodsrjwhs a» Minot“
illss Llrsle Dunn. formerly at the
Barton postvodice. Is now sinking in
flidop's. Stamford.
lira. N.E Gleason will entertain her
Sunday school at Home Point, out
Ftldlyi ‘ . V
The Darlene will go to Bridgeport, to-
morrow. and play the Victim at Seaside
park. .
Miss Jennie Kirk, or Westport, is the
guest of like Georgie Bites.
Miss Lon Seaman. of New Canaan. is
visiting Mire Hattie Morley. -
Station Agent Stephen R. Hoyt spent
yesterday in New York.
Muse Sarah Clock is seriously ill at her
home on Gracia street.
Horace‘Whitney, of Sag Harbor, L. 1.,
is visiting relatives here.
Fred Morley, of New York. spent Suuv
day in town. ‘
TOILET ITEMS.
now to Care For the Hair and Complex-
ion.
Persons having dump. clinging heir
ought never to treat it with oil or pomadc
of Allyson. These are suitable oulyto
light, dry. fluffy locks. Greasy hair needs
to be washed moderately often with warm
water and line soap or a little ammonia.
Seawater causes the hair to fall out, al-
though the loss of hair from this cause is
not, as arule, permanent. It is not noc-
rocso arm‘s costume.
nenryto wet the bend in ocean bathing
unless one swims, dives and floats. and in
that case the heir mny be rinsed in fresh
water no stain as the bother emerges from
the sea. There is nothing which so recon-
ciles a woman to the idols of short hair so
an indulgence in out of door sports, fcnoll
violent physical exertion is sure to loosen
every hairpin front its moorings and throw
the most .cnrcfully urmugml looks into
wild confusion.
It is said that cucumlu'rs crushed in el-
cohol form on eim'lluul. mesh for the corn-
plexlon. The mixture is put inn glass
bottle and exposed lotbo sun for several
dnys. hermetically sealed. It is then
strained uud bottled for use.
Custer oll lsconsitlorml by authorities an
excellent hair ionic. and is simulator] to
be good it tr the curuploxlnn.
Although light or brilliant rulers prw
mil in warm weather drrss toilets, n few
are seem in which the skirt mul slom'os are
of block or dork goods while the bodice is
of white loco ever u delicately tinted silk
lining. Slicer gowns entirely twvordion
plnltorl mutlnun to be fashionable and are
usually otuplumlml by n bolt. and bows of
u slim-ply iiiilill‘llh‘llll“ color.
The custuumsbnwn in the sketch conv
shits of u gmlot skirt. of bins pluld tritium
halving it while ground with (my and mi
burs and n luulit-n nt l'l'fl foulunl dotted
with blunlz. A large milm‘utlo of block
silk flltilll‘l'llVi‘l‘rl tlw shoulders and falls
in twltiilll-s iii the wulst in from on either
side of u broad pinit. The balloon sleeves
curl ut the cllmw llllil urn llulshml with
guuzo rufllvs to llliill'll lliumllur. 'l‘bn sull~
or lint. ul‘ lllm'k strain: is mlornml with roll
mid him-i: alum ribbon.
Jrnu: thinner.
“-
lasl Popular Excursion oi the
Season in
Narragansett Pier
llilllllll Till? Bill SIM
'i‘lcksts and returning only on
s lal "alignI will
platelet ral lssveee ford l
in... south licrwal‘k. till a. m tantrum;
' “route 1“ its“... . .9
Erin M's» a. in.“ Due Kinetics“
. its» noon. 1
Tuesday. luguu 27th
spaslaliratawil vs
Minimatbasafi
r ‘ . . a 1- t
'1‘
per dom.‘
' ill 'lIENIiY’S
MINSTRELS.
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no
:2 Goszflcrinm
l
BUILDING.
Wenrist
Twenty-twoioch snow white
this sale. 980 per dosen. 6 pet
with Large Linen Napkins to match, at $2
’ SPECIAL SALE OF HoosEEEEPINo mum.
7 ' tolls thsraostrsmsrkshisitsrnot Lissa
sanders Theodor-less todzy harem herons and cannot now :wm.
quality. or price. If you losethls opportunity to fill the linsndorst you will surely regret it.
NAPKINS.
Good quality Irish Demuk Napkins,mhdeof hestysrns. handsome line of patterns, state. 31. area, than
Bohemian Linen Napkins.
.50 per dozen.
l . ‘
ever had sit'
“"th yto outbetoreour
terns goods that are good value at 01.25 per dozen, special for
Large size Irish Denisek Table Napkins, elegant goods for wear, will launder beautifully, at $1 75 per dozen.
Creme Table Linens.
Fifty-eight inch Creme Damask Upon. clean flue yarn, at 25c per yard.
89ny inch half bleached Table Linen—a good obs—at 37in.
Sixty’eight inch Acme Damask. fine quality, handsome pattern. worth 65c per yard—-this sale, 50c per yard.
Bleached Table Linens.
Fiftyeight inch Bleached Table Damask, 25c per yard. ,
Fifty-eight inch, 2 patterns. fern and rose bad effects. 353 per yard.
Sixty-three inch, 2 pieces. sunflower and star pattern. 50c per yard.
Sixty-eight inch 3 pieces. Double Damask. Irish bleach, fern. rose and cslly lily effects
Seventy-two inch. Double Irish DMDMK, bleached on the grass, ’
tbk city for variety. quantity,
r
at 75c per yard.
maiden hair fern design. at $1 10 per yard,
TBISTRlll & HYlT‘l‘, u. 2 uzuu u
nu.
. , gamma.
lllllillllll tutu llllllSE.
Wedneday- lugusl 28m.
The great show of the day,
COLOSSAI. Sl XTY
THOUSAND DOLLAR
Fifty star performers. headed by the prince
of comedians. Mr. Arthur Deming. llipopnisr
comedians. 12 skilled dancers. ‘J cultured slug-
crs. Ill pickannles. lt specialties. ill Grand
Military Band. The swell parade of the
mlcstrel world.
Reserved seats now on sale at Wood's drug
stom.Norwalk. and Tomllnron's drug store.
South Norwalk. Special reduced prices. Hie.
ildc and 50c. all
Hoyt’s Opera House
THIlllSllll. lllillii 29.
Reomanltrd in Europe this summer. I. B.
LEAVI l'l“S greater spectacular extravaganza.
Spider and Fly.
Abrand new production throughout. The
play entlrslv reconstructed and elaborated.
uorgmus new costumes.
Magnificent scenery.
Dazzling transformation.
Bright catchy music.
Superb ballets.
Grand marches.
Sixteen beautiful English dancers from Al-
bembra and Empire Theatres. london, intro-
ducing the lam: snccesslul novelty. the
'l‘rllby dance. t5 European and American
artists. :1) high class novelties. Absolutely
theiflrealesl spectacular production before the
ill (I.
i rents now on sale at i’lnlsted's and Wang‘s
drug stores. a
TAX BilliElliilll’S
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given in all personallahie lo
my tone to the town of Norwalk. in the
County of Fairllold and State of ifsnuectlcut.
on the Assessment List of um. that I will
meet them to receive said Taxes. at the follow.
itur times and places. to wit:
At the store or W. H. lianfornl. East Nor-
walk.(llown'l‘owni. on Friday. August :Ilth.
tests. from to o'clock. (memo. until 12:!)
afternoon.
At the store of J. (3. Handle. at Winnlpauk.
ouiheafternoon of EridanAngust duh. lain,
from 8 o'clock until our o‘cloch.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble. st Smuth
l‘lve Illle ltlvsr. on theeveniua of Friday.
August ill, tell. from 7 o'clock until no»
o‘clock.
At ihsoillcsof the Collector. Room l. its.-
soulc Building. in the City of Rorwalku in
said Tanner filorwslk, on Saturday. Alarm
o'clock. afternoon. and from 7 to ii o'clock In
the evening.
sdtnreeeive‘l'axesrorme
0s 3|. Texas which shall s
after
303%]. (to mores.
'. at.
i. has of
at lien-walk. Dunn» August let. not.
illiiillflllili Milli.
that. M from I o'clock. famous. until I
Ir. a. D. Smith at the Collector‘s Olden.
liorwslkmndxr. J. hi. Brian. at his omen.
liailrosd Plans. loath liorwalk. are authority
mm “merit?
. .
”mmifi'ii'.’ or sound. "xiii? until the
whitish
for said mail. on the
‘19
what care you for hot weather.
Blanket-3,
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:, new 48c,
in white or gray.
lO-twhiie or gray. former price, $1;
now 69c.
11-4 part wool, former price. $125;
new 80c. .
15}: fine quality. former price, $2; now
ll 4 all wool, former price, 82 50: now
:2 00
Dress Goods.
We invite your attention to our Dress
Goods department. We are offering 25
pieces Dress Goods at out prices. You
cannot realize what they are without ex-
aminintr.
40inch Fancy Figured Brilanteene. at
45c. 50c and 750.
Best Velvete. 85c, 95c. 81
lllult Building. Wall
Waists, 2‘c.
price. 83
price. 34
Mcquettes, Axminster at big values.
Our stock of Furniture cannot be equaled.
Estimates given for [furnishing houses complete.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
it Washington Street. South Ismail;
flu Ennis, Camels, Fllllfl nu,
Some of the last things you think of buying this hot weath b '
and prices bring the crowds to our store. er. nt quality
It we can save you big money
Lamps.
A handsome array or Lumps just re-
ceived. $2, $2.25. 85 and $7.
Muslin Under-“rear.
Good heavy Muslin Drawers,2.")c.39c. 500
(zowns of good strong Muslin. mother
hubbnrd and yoke. 500. 69c. 7oz).
Fine Fruit-of—the—Loom Muslin. 131.39
Odd lots of Percale and Chambr‘y Shirt
50:.
To close the balance of our Launderd
Shirt Waisls at half price.
Silk Slag-t Waists, at $2.75; former
Duck Suite. 02 50.
Serge and Flannel Shirts, $3: former
Imported Fancy Silks. 25c, 350, 40c.
Comfortables.
Medeby good Methodists, cannot be
equaled. 82.25.513.25. 85 and $6.
CARPFJTS.
Best All Wool Ingrain in the market. 60c.
Best All Wool Tapestry in the market. 75:. 65:.
Street. llornalk. ,
lsstlisr Illil Bliss Findings.
DELICIOUS
with? uiwutumm
In. lily line’s.“ Scull Isis
tutu. Soul Insult.
WAR!” imlAfl'l'ILY.
l
figs. um.~.i.um.c:
BHUATIOFB WANT“) XIIIDIA'I’ILY.
l'l hill W m
flfimrm'h has with but of firmness
as enachraau. ‘1 lw
Inn M't I”. I. W 0.
”ammunhlournslougflcuiturs
ia an sdlarrlal about nationals, the
”museum. "We know
otmsuycasssosesdhy lie-Tense.“
ammonium um.“
* mmmmm.ammmmrmu
“Mb“ Bulb
' ‘ it , .
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HARVEY’S
Grout SLAUG‘rHTIiJR SAIJE 01
BOOTS AND SIIOES
forthe August month. Everything to be closed out at far belmv
their cost. _The entire stock has to be sold in order to meet prese-
mg obligations. and to place in new goods for full andwinter trade.
C. II. HARVEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AND RITBBEIIS.
Manufacturer of Blillllr n' .
70 NORTH MAIN STREET. e . 8h."
(in lo Meals for Fresh Rolls,
92 WASTINGTON STREET.
ICE CREAM
A delivered to all parts of the cities.
40 . crannies . PER . QUART.
W
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tobe too wise or
. too careful when
' dualism,
ed. hightonoslost
lot-Isl! mashed.
stavs the-mt
complete line of
W'W.s
llilldEll B. llllYT.
sanctity
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