L. ., vauce agent of the Rice Comedy com- . pany. He joined the company at Willi- The Latter Day Saints have deserted liters-ix and gone to Brooklyn, N. Y. The fence in front of the J oha F. Ben it place on the Green hss been removed ohu Smith has severed his connection )1 plumber W. C. Holmes, of Norwalk. . Thefiuater party, who have been en- camped on Nauvoo island, have returned ironic. ___ The wedding of P. J. Russell and Miss Bridget Walsh will take place in the near John Malone expects to occupy his new Main street residence in Norwalk next The Norwalk business men will organ- llle a protective association at Adams Bros.’ market tonight. W. S. Bates has been re-engaged as ad- msutic. gm- M Mrs. A. H. Bisseil, who has been teach- ing in a school at Pittsfield, Mass. has accepted a position in her sister’s semina- ry at Milwaukee. , —Ice cream soda at Lane’s. ’ .W. N. Simona, of Norwalk, will be in Philadelphia ‘next week, attending the haul-centennial celebration of the Value] American Mechanics. The last hop of the”« season will be held it Roton Point Friday night. It will be ,3 benefit for the orchestra that has fur- uished music during the season. ' Sabina Shea, infant daughter of Wil- liam Shea, formerly of Norwalk, whodied at her home in Stamford was buried in St. Mary’ a cemetery, in Norwalk, today. trolley car on the Gregory’ s Point line and .was' badly bruised. Joseph Ehret fell from the hotel stoop and had his face cut. Askifi belonging to Tracey Jennings, moored OR The Knob, was either stolen or drifted away some time Saturday night. Search is now being made for it- The Speaking iCircle of King's Dangh. ters of the Norwalk Baptist church were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. M. Benedict, of Chestnut street, Nor walk. ,. ‘ —-Dr. KL. Bohannan, of Stamford, durv ing the absence of Dr. John Bohannau, will be in the office, iii. South Main street, every afternoon from 1:30 till :1 o'clock. Alois Kochler, late chef at the Imperial cafe. will move this week into Lawrence Cavanagh's house on Clay street. just va- cated by Hugh Campbell, who has moved to Clay street. 0n Labor Dav Addison Brown, of Unlonville, caught an Italian lad stealing fruit from a pear tree. lie kept the boy until his father drove up in a bake wagon and then released him, warning the father not to let it occur again. Yesterday the Stephen Iioyt’s Sons“ nurseries at New Canaan were the scene of a festive gathering, it being their an. nual field day, when their hospitality is always enjoyed by a large number of pro- fessional fruit growers and their hosts of ardent friends. W _ _ The little inmates of the Fairfleld County Home are picnickiug at 'Roton Point today, the grove having been kind- ly donated by the management. The little people had rare pleasure and enjoy- edthe day hugely. A luncheon wasserv- adat noon. St. Peter'ri Lodge, A. F. and A. M.,of New Milford, will visit St. John‘s Lodge, of Norwalk, tomorrow. The entertain- ..eut will be a shore dinner at Gregory's ”Point. Special trolley cars will convey «them to the point. In the evening the , :visltors’ degree team will work. The following tickets from the Labor Day picnic are valuable. No. 379, bronze look; 429,0“ thousand shingles. 12M: « bottle‘cologue: 420$, wine set: Mill, Amert canflsg; 1129; half dozen cans cocoanut; no, order for cup and brush; 220, antique was; all, uses of Port wine; B87, ten pound roast: W), bottle Irish whiskey; llfili 1 , Henrik. is suffering fromsn attack of , ‘ typhoid fever. Lott sunday Billy Monahau fell from s’ ‘ snare-s, of Chaitaut when». no. Clarissa Gsuung and hire Jane Roberts are seriously ill with dysentery at the Town Farm _.. M The ninth triennial session of the Na- tional Congregational churches will be held in Byrac from Sept. 9 to the 14th, inclusive. The popularStandsi'd patterns have been, reduced in price, A Dickerman & Son odor them at a very low figure. Read their advertisement in today's issue. . —-Ths purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant Every oasis looking for his money’s worth. Frank Ayers offers a complete stock of meat and fish at his New York market and gives the best value for the, purchaser' s money.“ ArtemusW. Noble, who came to Nor- walk from New Canaan and opened a sa- loon near the Wall street bridge, found that the business was not profitable and yesterday he closed up. ' Contractors Lathrop & Shea began work this morning laying’r the foundation for the new round house at Wilson Point. The steam shovel will probably finish excavating this week. The following letters remain uncalled for at the Norwalk postoilice: Stephen Fisk, Patrick J. Kelfey, Clarence Keogh, Thomas W. Rice, C. F. Street, Edw. St. John, Katie Troy, J. Newton \‘eghte. Miss Erma Gregory will not teach this term, and Miss Helen Bracken is taking her grade in the Concord street school. Miss Mary F. Day has the room Miss Bracken was to teach in the Franklin street school. A musical will be given tonight by the Norwalk Yacht club at the club house on Hickory Blufl. Mr. Pepper, the New York tenor, Mrs. Newkirk, Miss Sher- wood, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Nash, and others will participate, The Lockwood Manufacturing com- pany will resume work tomorrow, but only in a small way, finishing up the orders already in. No new orders will be taken until matters are so adjusttd that the work can go on steadily, which it is hoped, will be very soon. The sister and wife of William J O’Brien, the brakeman who was killed in we‘rrergntya‘ru ‘Lahor"="'Dsy'," arrived in South Norwalk yesterday afternoon, and identified the body and took charge of it. The remains were placed on the 7:10 train for South Hadley Falls, Mass. The marriage of John Lynch and Miss Katie McMahon took place at St. Rose’s church, Newtown, this :morning. Miss Mamie Gehebe, of Norwalk, was maid of honor. Conductor J obn McMahon, of Norwalk, a brother of the bride, and Misa Anna Farrell were among the guests. A. I“. Sheehan received word yesterday of the death of his brother, John Shee- hau, in Johnsonville. N. Y., and left for that place this morning on the 6:30 train, accompained by his wife. The deceased was engaged in the hotel business, and had an extensive acquaintance, and was well liked by all. —Mrs. Council's hairdressing and meal. cure rooms are now open at 3 Mdtt ave. C. ll). Seymour, Matthew Corbett, Ed- ward chuif, Sylvester llunt, Jacob Schaub, Charles N. Smith, Charles Bosch and City Marshall John Paul, nearly all members of the West Washington Street Croaswalk club, went to Dorlon Point last night, and punished one of Landlord Sullivan's finest shore dinners. The oyster steamer I). K. Cole, which started out ona cruise Saturday with a party of South Norwalk and Itowayton people aboard, was coming from North- port. Monday, when the piston rod of the engine broke, and it was necessary to go bacfinto port. The party returned by train, and the steamer was towed here yesterday and will be repaired. Miss Fannie llelmer, of Hamilton ave- one, was among the excursionists to Con- ey island, Labor Day. While waiting for atrain on the lien Beach railroad. Miss liolmcr felt something tugging at her dress, and looking down, saw a man with hialmndia her pocket. As soon as he noticed that she had discovered him in the act of removing her purse, he quickly withdrew his hand and disappeared in the crowd. Charles W. Richard» has been appoint ed permanent receiver for the Hlmouds Manufacturing company of Long Island city. The company's authorized capital was «swim, only #179,300 of which was issued. According to the report of the referee. the total liabilities. including the capital stock. amount to silicon, and the and to furnish them with the finest productions LARGE COLLEUI'ION 0' E.’ to. Jackson. (Over I“. Head’s Confectionery.) EDWARD must make room for them. ' You never saw shirt waists as ‘ The CI 25 grade reduced to 75 known. EDWARD N 0 ii GAZETTE BUILDING, 1.3 Cents Pas. F. D LAWTON & c0 22 South, Main Street. “‘ Douovsn' s Block. When you are puzzled where to go marketing do not forget that we have the but and largest stock of meats and fish in the city. We give the best value for your money that can be secured in town. When we say a thing it is so; we adhere to it. The only upto—date market is the NEWYflBKlllBKE’l‘ Frsnk 8. non, Proprietor. South Norwalk. \ JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the “It”! It“! AID me. Our aim is to give sstisfsetion to our nations. of a. eucroessrarc an. calmness aromas. Photographer. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Cola. STREET, Grand final clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object. The balance must go. Fail Goods will arrive in a few days and we sold low as we are selling them. The 50 cent grade reduced to 35 ceata The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents. The 81 grade reduced to 60 cents. cents. Balance of lawns. dimities, ducks, etc, at the lowest prices ever STREET, - NORWALK. Silllllll SHERWOOD. BAUER. OCCUPIBSt s‘gortion of E- Gusowski‘s store. and...£at_er streets. Sor- alk. Pan and soothe theiatcst otyleo in spring hate. cape. etc. W The BIVBlSiliB in School Art students League Course. Mrs. V. I). Prentiss Lingsn. Miss Grace Leonie Prentiss. instructor. Classiu drawing. painting and out of door skelchlngto open as! urn‘ lie-pt 21 A pvpl bevore Sept]? to Miss Scott. at. Public Library, South Norwal . p8 lm m A special meeting of St. Peter's church committee will be held tonight. ... .- m There is no truth in the report that Cap- tain R. M. Rose. of Co. F, intends to re- sign. The [ladies’ Society of St. Paul's church held a very successful cake sale in the basement of the chapel this afternoon. —lf you can't get your shore dinner at Rotou, why not go to the imperial, where you can have everything in season. A party of thirty prominent Long Is laud gentlemen are having a shore dinner today at Gregory‘s Point. The bake was laid by Frank Allen. in the Bridgeport city court the case of Iielen Matisz, a Hungarian woman ac- cused of stealing dill. from Joseph Autos, a South Norwalk. Hun, went up to the superior court for trial. John Ilcrsko. the messenger boy in the Western Union Telegraph office in South Norwalk, hircdssubstitute, Harry Smith, and went away Labor day, and this fact became known to Edgar Terrill. who went to liersko’s home, and represented that be was taking his place. He said he would not work any more until he could have licrsko' a bicycle. This Mrs. liersko let him take, and after riding about all day he brought the machine back in a badly used up condition. «Coffee with cream. lie cup, at Lane's. Mrs. Albert W. Ilazzard and sons Willie and lilchard and daughter Ada, and Al» bert Iiazzard, of New York. were out rld~ lug yesterday afternoon. and when at the corner of Stuart and Connecticut avenues the holdhack broke. As the carriage came forward the horse took fright and, start— ing suddenly, upset the vehicle. The oco eupants were thrown out and Mrs. llaz- zard Was badly injured about the back and limbs. The shafts, whiflletrcc and top of carriage were badly broken. Nellie M. Disbrow. TEACHER OE Pullo. 0mm... “ 1' Sui BEBllBEIl-"SZ + All We will sell with the first of September, our entire of Children’ s Medium and Light Weight Suits without renew at prices it's hard to resist. a. $5.00 “and $6.00 SUI'A‘S for $2.95. Come and See us. We Can do you Good. voun MONEY lick IF you. WANT ll. llllMSlllllll inns, CLOTHIERS, Iii West avenue. We are headquarters for School 'Bupplles of all kinds. ii Text Books, Pens, Pencils, Pads, Tablets, Slates, Copy Books, Drawing Books, Spelling Blanks. Terms resealable on application. Addnress. total assets but emu». The total deficit. including capital, is $313,406. The com. pany wsc formerly located on Mechanics street, in the old Olmstead foundry. carvingset; 946, boy's bicycle suit; lie, Turkish pipe, Bill, salt set: ill-l, bridle and rains; llili. cigar holder: 4%; Meerscbaum pipe. 0. A. Franks has the articles. The members of the Norwalk Yacht club and friends returned Monday night from their cruise to Cold Spring Harbor and other places on the Long Island shore. Those who went and the boats were: Thomas Benedict, Jr.,and F. If. Quin- tard, Marguerite: Orlando Allen and Dr. G. M. Allen, Rate: A. L. Chasmarand W. ll. Byington. Kent-sage; James Green and George it. Bylagton, Vivian; A. W. Smith and it. A. McDonald, No Name: William Osborn and Mr. flawley: George RVsn Alstyne. Charles DimendMlliism Palmer, J. T. Prowitt, Jr., John neatly and Alfred Pulslfsr. of New York, in the “ Pure and Sure." C Ward“ The Iatterwss iisgshipotth's‘ B. ll. Plaisled, . lust Wiflmmeumtr 43 «5mm pm 14 South Main street. m South Norwalk. Norwalk. ‘ .- ECONOMY often defeats its own ends. Sometimes econ— 0m y is extravagant. There‘s no money saved in buying poor grain or hay. The best is none too good for you. Poor or dirty oats make your horse sick and in the end you find them most expensive. As to hay, it takes same pains and attention to know good hay from medium. I have Hay That Is Bright and Sweet, and free I from dust as a General J aqueminot rose at sun- rise. Fecd your horses some and watch them snap at it. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL smear. The Leading Grain Dealer. BEST GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE, s1 FOR HORSES BOLMANB' AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’Tl But if you should want:suy Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, call or send at oncezto A. W. AUSTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. Silvelware ” 0. ll. lililiEl't Elly Employmem Agency. hI‘iadles and can'tlemen 1mlrxi‘oghgoaplege2: in an a can 0 tilepsbove Wei?» yAlso those desiring posi- t cos. Wanted lmmsdlstely tth'hchl” as: i‘u'ai'wsitfiranwd none but one av a 0 re erenc ummgiosltignsuio the right parties. Tall) Situations Wanted lmmcdlstely. For four cashiers. six saleeisdles. one trach- Mil Taylor at Golden. . Baal Estate and Insurance. '“m'fi'o‘ "We 1 "Persons ”on”? forshi‘eé. hfimie Ball Pasture Beach om ron rns canon. BEA [00]) Ol‘ ALL mm. Fall Show Dinner. It calls. HUBBARD d1 BIYNOM Fromm prionnaudou ve chamberisaids. two m‘gfimmmmusm Mr. iKlnu’s Sillilllli Fllll BBYS Btfioill. fiat: illIillllll. 28. ’RGHODBII maeot. Them lPrsnsm‘i‘herouhirtcrOol- hr“ as have . . colleen or. six wal TO ADVERTISERS- Ohanges cannot be Err- teedthesamedaycopy edin. Every willbe sage» will: operas a right sale“ Slum llllllll Monday flllll Saturday evenings! MasonicBuilding, .......... _' 7]
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