', . of Norwalk is to-dsy
the railroad, work and
meeting of the Central Labor
“he, held tomorrow night in
Hall.
. .' daughter of Inches
Inertia Taylor avenue. died
aged eighteen months.
Conley. of Brooklyn, who
with paralysis on a trolley
’ alk.lsst Saturday, is recover-
tlon has been made to the Nor-
Obnrt for the administrs.
tats of the late Rev. George
_ , . Samuel W. Hoyt had the
, “his bicycle break Monday, and
' ' {of the machine was consider-
damaged.
L biota Norwalk Fife and Drum
go to Greenwich tonight to
in the anniversary exercises
a Fife and Drum bend.
The purest cotton at Lane’s restaurant.
I'enl Berg represented Schiller Stemm.
Albert Berg. Albin hfalmo. Henry
, HenryKriete, William Weisheit
fireman Helm attended the en-
“ vsntioncfths U. o. B. it. in
.yssterday.
' ‘ 1litell‘rsirnway company has removed
‘rigpdynamos from the Norweik and
stats =Ncrwalk Electric Light com-
pblly’sstetion,end placed them in the
, coupshy’s power house on Meadow
street. Theeedynamcs have not been
ruedeinoethe new plant of the com-
pany was built.
The annual meeting of the Roton
I’det Improvement company will held
on Thursday, September 36. at 289 Wash-
viscera street. Jersey City. at 12 o’clock
,; nose. for the purprpeofelecting direc-
tors for the ensuing year and to reduce
the capital stock of the company if deem-
ednscessery. ~
-—Ilr. Geo. Wilson. recent graduate of
‘ lentil. has been placed with the Elec-
'trlc Railway Co.. of Stamford. Conn..
‘ where his services are very satisfactory.
7' A fire in a chimney in the Jam:
,‘ “enhanced some little excitement on
Water amet, Norwalk. last evening.
“William Mame toker who has just began
In business in the block. started a fire for
the first time. the oven not having been
used before in two years. The soot in the
chimney caught fire. but burned out
‘ V withing: any dv-r-g .
Thellorw directory for 1895 wee
delivered to eubzcribers yesterday. Like
he predecwors it is a most complete
Ital accurate work, showing the facili-
? why’l'hel’rlce dc Les company. of New
Hatch. the publishers. have for getting
(flinch a work. The advertising pages
of “0 book have been liberally patroniz-
ed by local merchants.
plea cream code at Lane‘s.
"gm Henry's mlnstreis arrived in Nor-
walk this morning in a special car which
Issue asiding user the freight house.
“near is very attractive. end has been
»‘ “all by a large number of spectators.
‘ “11:30 the company gave a street par-
filtered concern The music was excel-
hetaed Ibould prove a big drawing card
it tmlght's per lormsnoe.
Jehalocehs'i, oi Hoyt street, sni-
. ”why the Noraelk highway do; .rt»
trot (‘imm' sicnrr Kal-
, spreading clashed alone on
Q avenue. yesterday aftsmmo. in
. [of Alexander Bemple‘s residence.
. , hswsslrtsuaitba tit, He fell
‘ - ward upon the street ra".way
“III out his forehead. He was
” whenpiolsd up. He was
fit“ into Ir. Empls'e Loot dlor
" where Dr. Hitchcock attsodtd
. 'stas aliervm-ds able 'i this
Laurens. sorosrof Baldsn ave.
“liver street. will. early in Bspv
letve Horwplk to tabaop perm»
~ in Nouns. where abs
’ Hit eiocntltln end the art of paint-
luminary near lemphis. lies
in finished artist and has trav-
fltuaisaly. in her studio may
, . as “salient collection of pelnb
‘ ~ insisting lsadsropcs and erase:
m“ y by Hits ltsvsoslwhllson' has
' ‘ The collection also thunder
‘ walk suddenly aitsr‘osmpds
.costs.wbiohwaspald.
mm
now W
etia ”athlete... where he has
stredystnoloywsnt.
‘ Jl’striok White was arrested last night
Judge Frost imposed adne of “and
The Ledise’ Aid society of the Calvary
Baptist church will give the last lawn
party of the season. at 88 and 85 North
avenue, on Thursday.
int. am Fitch. of North hiain
street. is visiting in Jersey Oity.
lire. Henry Metbiee end children, of
High street. Nor-walk. have returned
home from a three weeks' trip to Boston,
Troy, Albany. Seretoga end Lake
George.
George H. Stevens. of upper Main
street, Norwalk, has received 01.000
from the estate of his grendlaiber, the
late Henry Stevens, of High Ridge.
A Quincy granite cap monument has
been erected over the _. remains of hits.
Martha A. Richardson. of Patterson. N.
J.. who is buried in the Norwelk ceme-
tery.
Bradbury. the wife end daughter of
Prof. Bradbury of Dusters. who is on the
City of Home with the Norwalk tourists,
en route for home. are guests at the Nor-
walk Congregational penonege.
The one hundred and sixty people who
went from South Norwalk on the Con-
solidated railroad'a excursion to Narra'
gensett Pier, yesterday, reached home
shortly after 10 o’clock. All were de-
lighted with the trip.
The cigarmekers of II. J. Dai'y's Stem-
iord factory will have an outing end
clambake at Nanvoc“ Island on Labor
Day. They will set sell from Stamford
and upon their arrival at the Island will
bemet by the cigarmekers of South
Norwalk.
GrandWerden Deming,of New Haven,
wee tbecnly grand olfioerof theNew Eng-
land Order oi Protection to visit P. C.
Lounsbury Lodge, last night. After the
regular meeting refreshments were ser-
ved, end a social time enjoyed.
Henry Smith,eman in destitute cir-
cumstances. wee employed by J. H.
Leader. of Norwalk. to out some wood.
He says he wee promised his meals end
I! for the job. Smith now completes
that behed but little to eat and that
Louder refused to give him the dollar.
He has reported the matter to Chief of
Police Bradley.
The Anderson cases came up inthe
Town Court at Nor-walk. this morning.
Professor Anderson's case went over for
two weeks end his children's case for
one week. It will be remembered that
the Anderson children were canghtsteel-
ing in the New York grocery store. An-
derson says he has been in herd luck. but
has now got straightened end intends to
be a man. »
Douglas Fowler Post and the Women’s
Relief Corp held a peach and ice cream
festival in their ball at 102 Wesbington
street. last night. The attendance wee
large and the receipts of a most gratify-
ing nature to those having the elicit in
chi-rue. An informal programme wee
rendered. consisting of instrumental es-
lections by ers'Phillips; reading. lite
Rachel Hendrick; rscitatlons. Jessie and
lamie Hendrick. and songs by Comrade
Weeton's two grandsons from Brooklyn.
A special meeting of Putnam Hose
company was held last night. It was
decided to accept the invitation logo to
Mt.Vernon and participate in the parade
and picnic of Columbia Hose company.
No. 4, on Labor Day. The members of
the company have received their hand-
some unlforms from W. A. Benedict d:
Co. and will wear them at Mt. Vernon
for the 0' it time. it is proposed to have
a photograph taken before the departure
of the company. and membere are re.
quested to meet at 9:30 o'clock. ‘
[soewm news on I'll'l'il nun]
[lettered to he lame-vista
Jaime Gordon and Walter Sergeant.
who were tskso ‘o Bridgeport. yester‘
day. from Wilton. sud lodged in jail. in
default of bonds. for trail before the Sn-
perler Court, are sullen in demeanor,
having but very little to say in reply to
«rotations and even than their answers
fail to captain their suspicious conduct.
The jail ofilslels believe they are both
era-convicts. who have been released but
eshorttime. Ooeoftkam wears shore
of the States prison pattern.
seam it. messes.
idle st fillflaadaadiltbasl’epaierla»
aerteAieea the lanes sears. ‘
1'!!th intoxicated. and this morning
‘ Mrs. W. F. Bradbury and Miss Daisy ‘
The beentiini‘spsolesie,"fipidsr and
Fly.” willsppser at Hoyt's Theatre to-
morrow night. it is laid to baby farthe
best attraction of the klndonthsrued
this mason. it oonteins new features.
new idle. new costumes. and scenery,
new ballets. pretty girls, goodteoniedians
and exceedingly popular music. There
are some novel stage mustermstions.
and some remarkably handsome cos-
tumes. The groupings and marching of
the company in theeneembles make beau-
tiful stage pictures In fact," a spec-
tacular burlesque this production takes a
very high rank._______’_.
nice o Barton's comedians.
Rios & Berton. comedians. will appear
at the Norpaik Opera House. September
2. in a farce entitled licDoodle and
Poodle. This company has always been
rsgardsd’ua a strong one and it has in its
ranks many lights of “referee-comedy
ellge. who long ago established their
rights to be considered imders. They
present a billiuli of giants and merri-
ruent. dull moments bell-g few and far
between.
ROWAY’lON.
Dr. G. P. Shirmer, of New York, with
his family and Protesaor W. If. Rouzel.
swell-known artist. are occupying the
house east at the Baptist church. Dr.
Shirmer is an old Rowaytou boy. and is
having his artist friend take sketches of
his boyhood scenes.
Captain W. 1. Stevens is having the
steamer Kate 0. Stevens thoroughly
overhauled preparatory to attending the
international races. She will take a party
of ladies and gentlemen to the first one
and a stag party to the second.
Rev. B. S. Kidd, who recently grad-
uated from Crc zar Theological semi
nary. has accepted a callto Cedar-ville.
N. J.. and will preach his first sermon
there next Sunday.
John Smith and granddaughter. Chris-
tine Boylston. who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Boylston. have
returned to their home in Long Hill.
The Young People's Society Christian
Endeavor sociable that was to have been
held this evening at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Sherer. has been postponed.
C. L. Ogden has released nema-
ment for £400 on the property of Robert
Dibble. a settlement satisfactory to both
parties having been made.
Henry F. Simone, oi liein street: is
having the retaining wall near his barn.
which tumbled down last week. rebuilt.
lire. Jason If. Bowen intends remain-
ing at her home on Contentment island
the balance of the summer.
Ire. Charles S. Diver. of Cleveland,
ghllo. is visiting her brother. George
w‘ Cl-
Williem R. Lowbdes is entertaining a
number of friends from Northport. L l
Olmelead Family Reunion.
A reunion of the Howie Olmsteed
ch'ldrsn. at the ItGrendOl teed home-
stead in Wilton. is being held today.
The farm has been sold and this iaa fare-
well gethering at the old place. It has
ban in the Olmstead family for a cen-
tury. Only three sons and four daught-
ers are left out of ten children. The guests
are damn Oscar Olmstsed. of Reddlng;
LCGI’IlId E. Olmstead. of Wilton; Frank
Olmsteed. of i’oughkeepsie: Hound hits.
William H. Olmsteed. of Norwelk; Mr.
and hire 0. ii. Plumb. of Trumbull; Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Sherman. of Dsnbury,
and Miss Georgiana Olmstead, of Wilton.
The Hill yachting party on the Carrie
and Fannie returned to South Norwalk
yesterday afternoon from a wrek's
trip down East.
, GNllilllELW
i’ollllduoticola hereby given to all persons
interested in the construction and extension
of the railway oi the Norwalk 1 rsmwey com—
party from list track near the Washington
our of. bridge to. over and upon Water street.
tcamlnt opposite the steamboat wiripehy's
pier. leading into the some. if desirable. all in
the city of South Norwaili. that a public hear-
ing upon the plan and apol'catlon submitted
iolhe mayor and Court cl Common Council.
of said city. by said company. ior llill'll ecu-
structlou and extension. which plan and a
pllcailou are now on ills iii the ofilcri of t is
cit‘y clsrs.whsroibsy may be won. will be
had by the mayor and Court iilColnrncii
Uncool . at the Council Chamber. in sold oil)".
on Tuesday. September do. two. at s o clock p.
in.
Dated ataaid silty. this hub day of August.
A. l) . lfllll. t.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
so?! at City Clerk.
(diplomats.
LABOR DAY ATTRACTlON.
lilillWiLll OPERA HOUSE
ON! MEET ONLY.
MONDAY, SEPT. 2
RICE l. BiliTilll’S
llllllEillills.
in the brishtsat or musical terse comedies.
"Mall M”.
I j , ,-( 1 pro. 2 (45.23.43me BanioINGi,
We flint toll
readers. The odsricsh
per dozen.
this sale. 98s per noun. 6 patterns.
l
Seventy-two inch.
Good quality irlsb Damask Napkins, made” of best yarns, handsome line of patterns. at 850, 81, 81.25, “.50
goods that are good value at $1.35 per dozen. special for
Large size irlab Damask Table Napkins, elegant goods for wear, will launder beautifully, at $1 75 per dozen.
Creme Table Linens.
Fifty-eight inch Creme Dimask Linen. clean line yarn,
Sixty inch half bleached Table Linen-a good one—at 37)
Sixty-eight inch Acme Damask, fine quality. handsome pattern. worth 65c per yard—~this sale, 500 per yard.
Bleached Table Linens.
Fifty-eight inch Bleached Table Dimesk. 25:: per yard.
Fifty-eight inch. 2 patterns. fern and rose bud effects, 85:. per yard.
Sixty-three inch, 2 pieces, sunflower and star pattern. 50: per yard.
Sixty-eight inch 3 iecss. Double Damask, Irish bleach, fern. rose and csily lily effects, at 753
cubic Irish Damask. bleached on the grass,
with Large Linen Napkins to match, at $2.60 per dozen. '
Twenty-two loch snow white Bohemian Linen Napkins.
SPECIAL BALE on HOUSEKEEPEG- LINEN.
the most remarkable item of _‘ Linea News we have ever had
I! have never before and cannot now be matched loony
quality. or price. If you less! this opportunity to fill the limo closet you will sure
I
‘ NAPKINS.
at 250 per yard.
0.
store in this city for variety, quantity.
opportunity to not beforsou'r
regret it.
per yard.
maiden hair fern design, at $1 10 per yard,
TBIS‘I‘RAM 8: HYATT, Nil 24GiZETTE Bil
DING
gnlrrfsr'nnirllls.
'lillllliilli OPEN HOUSE.
Wedneday lugusl 28m.
The great show of the day.
in HENRY’S
COLOSSAL SIXTY
THOUSAND DOLLAR.
MINSTRELS.
Fifty star performers. headed by the prince
of ccmulisns. Mr. Arthur Deming. lilpnpuier
comedians. 12 skilled dancers. ll cultured sing-
dliiilary Band. The swell parade or the
mlustrel world.
Reserved seats now on sale at. Weed's drug
store,.\'orwallr. and Tomllnion's drug store.
South Nor-walk. Special reduced prices. first.
85c and bile. a2l
Hoyt’s Opera House
illilliSllll. llliiilil 29.
Reorganized in Europe this summer. If. B.
LEAVI l‘T‘S greater spectacular extravaganza.
Spider and Fly.
Ahrend new production throu'ghout. The
play eutirelv reconstructed and elaborated.
Gorgeous new erratum”.
Magnificent scenery.
Dazzling transformation.
Bright cntcbg music.
Super ballets.
Grand marches.
Sixteen beautiful English dancers from Al-
hambra and Empire Theatres. London. intro-
ducing the latest successlul novelty. the
Trilby dance. 45 European and American
artists. 20 high class novelties. Absolutely
thrmvestest spectacular production before the
n in.
”Seats now on sale at i’laisled‘s and WiPd'fl
drug stores. or:
colonial inlenainmem v
and Jubilee Singers
AT THE
Holdall Methodist Church.
Wednesday. Sept. 4.
ADMISSXON. l5 clears. M
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TAX lllllLEllTllli'S
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given in all persons liable to
pay taxes to the town of Not-walk. in the
County of Falri’lcld and State of (lonnrcilcnl.
on the Assessment. List of 18W. that 1 will
meet them to receive said Texas. at the follow-
ing times and places. to wit:
Al. the store of W. S. Hartford. East Nor-
walk.(Dowu Town). on Friday. August mth.
lain. from 10 o'clock foreseen. until mm
afternoon.
At theaters of J. (3. Handle. at Winnlpault.
on the afternoon of Friday. August will. 1806.
from ll o‘clock until 4:?!) o’clock.
At thesiore of Alphonso Dibble. at South
live Mile River. on the evening of Friday.
August so. rats. from 7 o'clock until mill
o‘clock.
At theofllcecf the Collector. Room l. lie.-
sonic Bellman. in the City of Norwalk.. in
diet. 1M from 9 o'clock. forenooii. until I
o’claskmflernooo. and from? to it o'clock in
the motor. ,
lir. H. D. Smith at the Collector’s Gilles.
Norwalkmndflr. J. hf. Layton.“ his once
Railroad flees. booth Harwell. are anthorlaa
ed to receive Tangier-ins.
On i'l‘avsa w loh shall remain on to
ill" noncommercial
re lllat do of August: it“. until the
3'. or. toll . 0 some.
”In 53.?!“ said Town of 3%. on the
Mather-walk. Donn» Assert let.”
will; ‘ £13. : I
are. ltl plceanuiue. 1i Npecialties. :31 Grand 3 00
sald'l‘oavn of licrwalk, on Saturday. August {
‘1' g" .
llrl Gulls, llama 3, Fill.
Some of the last things you think of buying this hot weather,
ll ill,
but quality
and prices bring the crowds to our store. If we can save you big money
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 80c, now 480,
in while or gray.
104 white or gray, former price, 81;
now bile.
ll-«l part wool, former price. $125;
haw no.2.
”1164 line quality, former price, $2; now
5 .
011 4 all wool, former price, 82 50: now
Dress Goods.
We invite your attention to our Dress
Goods department. We are oilering 25
pieces Dime Goods at our prices. You
cannot realize what they are without ex-
amining.
40 inch Fancy
45c. 50c and 75c.
u
Figured Brilanteens, at
Lamps.
. A handsome array of Lamps just re-
ceived, $2. $2 25, $5 and $7.
Muslin Underwear.
Good heavy Muslin Drawers,25:,39c.500
Gowns of good strong Muslin. mother
hubbard and yoke. 506. 69:, 75::
Fine Fruit-of-the-Loom Mueiiu,$1.$l.39
Odd lots of Percale and Chambry Shirt
Waiate, 23c. 50c.
Toclose the balance of our Launderd
Shirt Waists at half price.
Silk Shirt Waists, at $2.75; former
price. $3 50
Duck Suits. $2 50.
Serge and Flannel Shirts. $3: former
price. ‘4. .
imported Fancy Silks. 253. 35c. 40c.
Comfortables.
blade by good Methodists, uncut be
equaled. 82.25. 03.25, 85 and $6.
CARPETS.
Best All Wool Ingraiu in the market. 60c.
Beet All Wool Tapestry in the market. 75 2, 85 :.
Best Velvels. 850. 953. $1
chuettes, Axminster at big values.
Our stock of Furniture cannot be rq
usled.
Estimates given for furnishing houses complete.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
in Washington Street. South Harwell;
Mill) Building, Wall
Street, llorwellt.
HARVEY’S
Great SLAUGHTER SALE 01
BOOTS ANI) 81101338
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. The entire stock has to be sold in
log obligations,
C.
order to meet press-
and to place in new goods for fall and winter trade.
1—1. HARVEY, 4
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTH. SHOES AND RITBBEIIS.
leather and thee Findings.
Manufacturer oi lllilldrsn's Shoes.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET.
[in in Mead’s for Fresh) Rolls,
92 WASTINGTON STREET.
DELlClOUS lCE CR‘EAllili
delivered to all parts of the cities,
we .
40 .. CENTS . PER .' QUART.
iiiTltlL'l' Ol’ NORWALK. ss. PROBATI
Court. August til. A. D.. it“.
Whereas. written application has been made
to this court for the administration of the
estate of Songs Hebbard, late olsl'lsr'walk. in
said diatrio weasel”
and. t said application be heard and
determined at the Pro to (lilies in Norwalk.
es the lid day of September. m5. at 9 o’clock
and that public notice ghereci be
rent.n Thir‘l‘ord lili'dllrewspsper berths ‘pl‘l'lf'
call.- no in said District. at least tlvs am
before said
fheari .
lt . dad a. wiiiihwaun. Judge.
NilTIBE!
bare ‘vsuto the stockholder
Ngii‘lgmbgtgw eat .5
near as sauna
net the
m' ashlnstoo a“
mi animus lasi-
WWW?" udu'zclxcri
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ht
The first lfsy
to select a d“-
moud is to select
the eloueendhew
it set in the
mounting yon
(law there might be in the stone. We’v
aoslegant assortment oi out stones set
at very reasonable prices. Call and we
will give you the benefit of our ex;
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