‘ William A Clark, of Lowe street, 0. W. Burritt,of St. John piacer ame- Gordon, of Norwalk, has accep- employment with Jones a: Hotchhiss. Theecssn barge Vasty is in port, on- . 080 touccf coal for John H. Fer- A new boiler is being placed in the m J. Howard Iiowndes, which is at MMJ- I.______ in Grace Iay Allen, deughter of N Allen. of 85 Taylor avenue. is sick with whooping cough. The grand ofliccrs will visit P. C. Inunsbury Lodge. New England Ordrr Protection.touight. “All Hot” Burton has been notified to mate his stand under the tracks at the Washington street crossing. Oystetmen say there will he an abund- ance of escslloos this fall. especisily on 1 the north shore of Long Island. In. Elizabeth Dounelly, of School “strut, ishe'lng treated in a New York ., Will for a serious eye trouble. ; —-Iason,s‘ we 68 and 73 cts.psr dozen, .atWillism Podmore' a, North lain street. _ Douglas Fowler Post and Women’s Re. ‘lldCorps will hold a peach festival to- .“ , . A. l". Sheehsn, of Day street. has re- turned from Bhsiburn Falls, Is... where he was summoned on account of vlhcesrlous illness or his brother James. In lopiy to semi inquirieeas to how 30'. 0. H.8emkeus. of Brooklyn, and ‘aynpeiwagou, came to South Nor- “I itmight be well to state that Is. m was invited toccmc here by the Young Ien’e Christian League. One. .hallhie expenses are paidhy a gentle- min town, and A. Solmsus kindly p ps the horse at his stable free of charge. _______ , Fred lont, of Bridgeport, came away from the Rookvllle races, which were given under the auspices of the Rock- Ville Cycle club, Saturday, with two prises. In the live-mile open he took lint place and the (50. gold watch which "was oflerodaethc reward for sodoiog. ’Thetims wee 15:54 He also won cec- ustl piece in the twomile stats champ- ,Iurehip.‘ Palestine Castle, No 2. Ancient Order Knights of the Iystic Chain, at its regu- glsr meeting last night, conferred the .nqnlre degree on several candidates. 50a account of having so much ,work on hand it was voted to hold a special meet- H tonight to confer the Sir Knights degree. 8i: Knights are requested to be ,flsasut tomorrow night. A delegation will go up town to aid in the reorganis- ;; ll. of Pioneer Castle, No.1 —Coflcs with cream, llc cup, at Lane's I. R. Rowan left with us, yesterday, hon of delicious grams that came from -W. I. decoders, Southern Pines. Ir. M received eight boxes, and kindly 'mtsd them among friends. They esnleinsd Green Ionntaln and Delaware we, and were of the most delicious ,gfirsr. Ir. Saunders has large vineyards clash. He is also cultivating peaches with much success, line samples of whid were received by Iir. Rowan in M. Ir. Saunders has evidently decid- iu make Southern Pines hie home. The halting order of lhe Darien learn, :w is to play the Bhollone st the park My leasfoilows: George ‘Lsu- , as: May. It , Feehsn, it; James, ' 3 William lander. 8b.; Clark, 1b.. m. c.; ‘Lcuuebury, ct; Dawson , p. willhessen the team will be practi- reelly thesalneasthat brought here no. a. the name of the South Norwalks, .1: the ins players having played here: W I ll hlil'Oflfltflln,pich the ry'e and South Nsrwslks eeelssivsly.scd a good game 'hssrepsetsd.—-Ansouls Sentinel. *l’ure end a...» ‘ patty hec‘recsivad suinvilhiionlodilsnd flight in their hall,et 102 Wilmington; rues Wall Book and Lsddir mas- thcopsnlng, tonight. of the new truer ' ' romanci- from node «as Lice-r company. president can be interviewed at theccl legs any day from t a. m. to c p. m. This building in filalnford. front stoop of her residence on pastels by and assisted info the house. from Westport avenue are four persons, whose and live years. Their names are Iir. and Mrs; George W. Smith, Ire. C. W. Wile son and Inf. ii. Hoyt. Two teams of horses owned by Nath, the Westport ice dealer, were frightened Huhhcll Lumber company’s yard on Wstrr street, Norwalk. They. were lepped by the driver before any damage recited. William Emerson Smith. whose home is in Southport, and who has‘hecn ssaist- ant postmaster there during thesummer, has been re-appointed principal of the gradhd school at Feiriicld, and will enter upon his duties when schools opens in September. The quarantine that was placed on the County Home at Norwelk on ac- count of the epldcmic of diphtheria there, has been declared oil. The Home physi- cian estate that there is no trace of the epidemic left and that no deaths or severe cases resulted from it. —Don’t forget the entertainment and peach festival of the W. R 0.. tonight. or Washington street. .The Knox hat will be out tomorrow, and the Dunlap on Thursday. These will complete the leading fail styles in the trade. and it expected that the predicted boom in the‘ha'ttiug industry will at once begin. It has already begun to show it- sslf in some of the South Norwelr fact- cries. i The eight delegates from Norwslk tom the Young People's, Society of Christian Endeavor convention in Boston are ex- pected to give addrmes at the meeting tonight in the Broad .Biver chapel. At the conclusion of the service refresh- ments will be served and a social time enjoyed. Theile in Holmes, the latest corners in the batting business in South Norwalk, whose factory is on Union street. It port a very satisfactory and growing trade. They are daily adding to their list of cun- tomere,aud their goods are giving unv hounded satisfaction. Mr. Theile is on the road this week, and is sending in some very handsome orders. —The purest coffee at Leno’s restaurant. Butcher Jacob Schaub was seated upon a mowing machine yesterday afternoon. engaged in cutting the salt hay heck of the Trem way power house on Meadow street. when once! the wheels of the cut- tsr'passed over a clone, and Ir. Schsub was unceremoniously tossed over the machine, landing on his back. He was quite badly bruised, but was able to take in the excursion to Narragansett Pier to- day. The county commissioners have not yet rendered a decision in the matter of the Cheese Spring road in New Canaan and may not for a week yet. The case is a very complicated one and has re- quired a great deal of sifting ofevidsnce. A decision may be given today in the ease of Jacob Wolf, who has applied for a license to sell liquor in a place near the Scldiere’ Home at Noroton. This is another case that requires careful con- sideratioo. The bustle around the Crcfut a Knapp company's upper factory denotes that they are more than fairly busy. They are putting through 2.000 hats for the Philadelphia police force. in addition to other large orders. Their Collins a Fair- banks and Bpeliman shapes have struck the popular fancy, which in a large measure is responsible for the activity at the factory. Sir more lathcs are being put in and new men have been shopwi is the finishing department. The else of the packing and trimming rooms is being increased—equivalent to an addition 1! by 18 fest—by the testing out of a parti- lion. Tacawana news on stem renal -lisrrlll 001159. Stamford, will open ‘ ,; insildepartmentv, September” The . ,, college occupies the finest private school Isnflecrge W. Nichols fell from the ’ West avenue last evening, and was badly ‘ bruised. She was picked up by slime ’ Braiding in one house a short distance ' ,sgegare three hundred ‘- , bythecerethl’s morning, at the Bill at ~ E. m. Jackson. EDWARD must make room for them. The 50 cent grade reduced to The 75 cent grade reduced to known. EDWARD NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING, 8 good for our pauons. demands and try our best to on the bill. F D LAWTON & CO. 22 South lilaln Street. m enuresis of cattle is t... loo recline their Our stock of mestsis the freshest and ' beetle the twin cities. and our prices are the lowest. Remember we keep a full stock of Fish and Vegetables fresh every my. , FREE DELIVERY. TNETYllBKlllBKEl Frank 8. Ayers, Proprietor. Donovan's-Block, Booth Norwslk. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS combine a... narcsrmnuenn amen. Our elm :- to give nun-eons to our palms. and to furnish them with the finest production or the rucrocnaruro an. utter common or anthems cronies. Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Goes. STREET, l Grand final clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object. The belance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we You never saw sbrrt waists as cold low as we are selling them. 35 costs. 50 cents. The Cl grade reduced to 00 cents. The 31.25 gradsseduoed to 76 ants. Balance of lawns, dimltiss, ducks, sic. , at the lowest prices over STREET, - NORWALK. Silllllil SllEllWllllll. lllTTEll. 000le a all“ of E Gusowskl's store. corner or aliand Water streets. Nor— andsse theistsetstyles in spring hill. cups. Cali”. anti lir. William Henry llumlston. Organist and Director South Nor-walk Congregational church. teacher oi Plano. Oman. Harmony y. 30 Bayview ave Terms‘ 31m r ”three-$nsrler hour lesson. in advanced: eseom for ill-ll) , 1: am pm, GEORGETOWN. B. J. lliller’s two colts, hitched before a carriage, were left in front of his reel. deuce at Cannons, Friday afternoon. They became frightened and ran as far as South Wilton before being stopped. There was no damage whatever to any- thing. ‘ the Hartford I neurauce company, 31,000 upon the life of her husband, who died about three months ego. The Western Union Telegraph com- pany has two gangs of men in town re- pairing the thirteen wire line between Boston and New York. Ir. and Ira. John Ferris and sister started for Round Lake, Wednesday morning. They will be gone about a week. The ladies of the Esstern Star held an ice cream and candy sociable at the reel- dence of Charles Jennings, Friday night last. Ilse Austla and Georgia, daughters of Dr. Taylor. returned home on Saturday night from a two months’ triplu Europe. Rose and Iary Rylsnd. of Midland Park, N. J., were guests of their father last week. Ire. B. B Osborn, formerly of this place, died at Bridgeport. Friday even- lug. Asmeil party of young people from town visited Reton Point last Tuesday The public school ls receiving a new floor and other repairs are being made. W. A. Williams and family spent Tuesday at Glen island. Arthur Herdman,of New York city, is visiting in town. Burr Iiile is entertaining a friend froth Soutbpcrt. . Iir. Wooster. of Chicago, was in town Saturday. 8. J. Iiillsr is in Chicago on business. BROAD RIVER. The two-mile bicycle race in Broad River, last evening, was won by Herbert Pollard, and Roy Ellis came in third. while Arthur Evans, scratch man. made best time and secured second place. He wishes to challenge any rider under twentycna yaarsof age for two miles. Time. live minutss and fifty-two seconds. szilieinh Latino! Illvcrstiue who barbell viltleg bleach huh I. lane "suits- «is. Ire. Getes received on Seturdsy, from - ummnssmnt ~ ' We are headquarters for School Supplies oi all kinds. Text Books, Pens, Pencils, Pads, Tablets, Slates. copy Books, Drawing Books, Spelling Blanks. 63 Wellington limit. n. n. Plaisled, g of Children’s Medium and Light at prices it’s hard to resist. 14 Scuth Main street, South N orwalk. We will sell until the first of September, our entire stock Weight Suits without mam 95.00 “and $6. 00 SUI'I‘S for $2. Come and See us. WelCan do you Good. Yflllll MONEY BACK IF Yllll WANT IT 95. Stare nuanllumlay and Saturday tinnitus llllMSTlllill Bllll8.,f_ CLOTHIERS, Masonic Building, ' " Norwalk. BEST GRAIN FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. Diamonds. City Employment Agency. mm new mo some can n l idiififiyu‘flzcy.a y enthuse desiring posi- lions. Wsntsd lmmsdlstsly First class cook and waitress. none but those having best of references peed 913W“ Ooodgccltiuufito the right parties. 0 Situations Wanted immediately. For four cashiers. six salesiadles, one teach- er. six waltresses.li ve chemherresltls, two “m ”ior'fims Main street. Booth Norwslk. nus er .lVlr.'_Klntt's summits ruvs Bellolll. s"... suntan. ,m—W Flo-open Sent. 26. [as mater-s Thoroughly for Dol- Wm M THE WHOLE OCEAN Will not tempt s horse to drink. The horse is a dainty animal, withhigh-strung nerves, and re- quires the best of water and food to keep him in good condition. This is the reason why you should feed your horses Osts screened by Higbie’s Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I sell them. MANUEL 1'. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The “Leading Grain Dealer. ll. ll. HMWEV'B . I. .,...._.._...‘ BRANCH OFFICE. BOLIANB' LIVERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should weutIany Watches. Jewelry. at or your Wa'tches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, calllor send at oucelto A W.AUSTTM OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. Silverware Taylor at Golden. lieal Estate and Insurance. WAIKING’I‘ON mm. Persons icon” with Vi whlgu nu 31?;"un'lnm‘h' fi‘g oases, “gm“ t! call Pasture Beach om‘ron me season. BIA FOOD Oii' ALL KINDS. Fall Show Dinner. 15 cents. > HUBBARD l REYNOLDS. Proprietors. 'ro ADVERTISERS; ‘ Changes cannot be teedthe some day ed in. Every ms willbomadcto , hilt 1.} _
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