Tllo boat Clara Maples is at Raymond W wharf with a cargo of coal. , huddle Pltaer. of 3tusrt avenue. has "W a position with Flynn it Dudley. The trial of Francis Anderson for non uppert has again been adjourned for one k. William Beers, of Bridgeport, has ac- . related a position at J. A. Pinneo’srstav , tionery store at Nor-walk. V5430 to DeMott’s to get the beat'ice room in the city. 6 South Main street. Motormau Oliver Raymond, whose car jumped the track on the Belden avenue ' curve Labor Day, has been suspended. , John Hull has accepted a position as measenger boy in the Western I plan Tele- graph company’ s office in South Norwalk. h The outing of the Stamford Cigarmak- Sunday. We Union, to have been held Labor Day, on Nauvoo Island, was postponed until New York sporting men are betting 3 to 1 on the Defender. Norwalk sporting men are not making any bets as yet on the race. , The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold their weekly meeting with Miss Julia Hayes,35 Chestnut street, Friday at 3 o’clock. -—Wanted~girl to help in kitchen. 109 Washington street. The entertainment for the benefit of the colored school fund at the .‘orwalk Opera House last night was a finale. Only six« 5 p teen people visited the hall. ‘ I s“ Q Contractors. B. Wilson has furnished plane and specifications for .T. M. Bene- dict’s new house on West Main street. He has also secured the contract. At the Norwalk Congregational Chap- el this evening there will be a mission- ary concert with information of interest from various parts of the wide field. ”“"‘I“3h6rt business meeting of “.GTaw : chapter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew will beheld tonight in connection with the monthly devotional meeting. Thdodore Olsen, the enterprising shoe dealer, has placed a chair in his store, and secured an artist to “shine ’em up," free of charge, for all who wish this service. Theodore says his shines take the shine of! all shines. William London. of Winnipauk. who assaulted his aged uncle William Joseph, and afterwards assaulted Constable Thomas Hunt, was sent to jail for thirty days in the Court of Conunon Pleas yester- day morning. -—Leave your orders at DeMotis, for your Sunday ice cream and get. the best. The board of directors of the South Nomalk Library has elected these officers: PresidbntJA. Blanchard: lice-president JohnA. Light; secretary, John J. Cava nagh: treasurer, W. C. Foole: librarian, Miss Angeline Scott. D. C. Fnuss, of Brooklyn, X. i , has had a picture taken of the old house on Ward street, Norwalk, now occupied by James L. Bishop. Mr. Fauna was born in the old house and wishes to preserve the picture as a souvenir. —--——--—~ 5 The firm of Chase and Weelrs‘.Q oyster and cloud dealers, located in the building formenly occupied by R. J. Cutbill, near Water street, has been dissolved, and their business disposed off. Air. Chase, who is in ill health, has returned to Providence. ~Coffee with cream, rue cup, at liane's. The Board of Belief and the Selectmen will meetln the South Norwalk cities of the Selectmen, next Monday afternoon. to give hearing to perilous desiring abate ments on property in the Middle Five Mile River diotrlrt The tax will be due Novvembcr lat. "Charley," the popular young German. who has been employed for some time by George Schuuh, yesterday accepted a po« aitiou with Mrs. Annie McDonald, in New ' walk. Charley apeaks four languages, and is a humorist of considerable ability. and his friends wish him success. The recently appointed Board of An sensors for the city of South Norwalk, Tal- mud” Baker, F A. Tollea and J. it. Raymond, began their duties yesterday, and propose going through the entire city and examining every piece of land andbnildiug before making an estimate elite value “ Pure and Bare." Whom-m. to Wand it ion r 57 ‘ the Wheeler Straw works. Philip Openers. of Stuart avenue, hat enteredthe Bridgeport Busines- college. The was formerly employed by Flynn dz Dudley, The four kegs and three‘ cases of ubeer seized in the Binder raid on Pine street; were destroyed by the police yesterday, pursuant to an order issued by Judge Hubbeli. _ ... ~Molaases Pound cake, 18c ib.. at De- Mott’s, ii South Main street. The engagement of Edward R. Bristow, of New York, and Miss Frankie B. Smith, of Franklin avenue, is announced. Miss Smith has been employed in the office of Frank C. Becker, W.‘ C. Jesse, Gustav Fmdrich, John Moehring and Henry Zar- ges are arranging for a moonlight ride to— night, and have invited the male and women's choruses of the Germauia society to accompany them. George E. Schrick’s horse became frightened .at a trolley car, yesterday afternoon, and attempted to run away Mr. Schrick succeeded in holding the animal, and preventing his rnuing away. The harness was broken. —-Mrs. Council’s hairdressing and manl- cure rooms are now open at 3 Mott ave. A special trolley car will leave Norwalk ati o’clock Saturday morning to carry home the members of the South Norwaik lodge of Knights of the Mystic Chain, who attend the institution of Norwalk's new lodge, Friday night. D. A. Rosen, the Raymond street grocer, and Miss Rosie Hershileld, were married at the home of the bride in Philadelphia, last Monday. They returned to South Norwaik Tuesday, and have taken up their residence on Raymond street. Clarissa Ganung died yesterday after- noon at the Almshouse of dysentery. She was sixty-six years of age. The funeral will_ be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from D. W. Raymond’s under— taking rooms. Rev. C. M. Selleck will officiate. -Best fresh Tweed—Jr and do, Mott’s, ti South Main street. at ile- Frank Fillow and Levi Harris, of Nor- waik, who bought junk from. boys who stole iron and brass from the recent railroad wreck at the \ew Canaan cross- ing, were tried in the Court of Common Pleas Tuesday Fillow’ a case was settled for $15 and liarria‘ for $25. Palestine Castle No. 2 Ancient ()rder Knights of the Mystic Chain, will re- hearse tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Tomorrow night the members will leave the rooms at 7:15 to go to Norwnlk to institute Pioneer Castle. All members of the team are requested to be present. Down in South Norwnlk the city has owned the water works for twenty years. When the price of water in South Nor walk is compared with tiuc price of water in Bridgeport it makes every patriotic citizen weep because the city did not buy the water works years ago—Bridgeport l'nion. Owing to his inability to use his hand, which was recently injured, Felix Simona has been obliged to abandon his duties at Gregory Point Iiotelflor the time being. and is staying with Paul Darby at the Washington Hotel. on East Washington street. He will be missed from his accus- tomed place. ~The purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant Col. W. W. Packer and Captain S. E. Chane, elected as delegates to help choose a site for a monument at Chatta- nooga Park, at the recent reunion held in Norwalk, have been confirmed by Cover- nor Cofllu and leave on their errand Sep- tember H. They will also attend the nationalG A. ll encampment at Louis- ville. Gould J. Bundle, of Winnipauk. who for some time has been in the employ of the John Hancock Life insurance com~ puny. will sever his connection this week, and with his family, will go to New Hav- en. Mr. lfandle's relation with the come , and the public have been of a very agent nature. and all regret his depart- it He will be succeeded by Joseph ferry. of Raymond street , Eddie Connors, of A. Solmana stable, lea ymssessor of a goat and cart, with which his little son Sherman whilea away the hours. One night this week M r. (Jon. ors retired forgetting to unbarness the goal. The latter, about in o'clock, be- gan tearing around the lot and raised a great racket. A. A. Raymond, Jr.,heard the noise. sodlmaginlng that horse thieves were hurried over tetrard his barn. (in the way he encountered the goat, and after a struggle succeeded in unhorneasing and housing him for the night. (sonwsm news or nluuru Paul.) 1 ,fl. Y.. twenty-five 22 South F D.LAWT01N & 00 Main Street; ‘l‘ When you are puzzled where to go marketing do not forget that we have the beat and largest stock of meats and fish in the city. We give the best value for your money that can be accord] in town. When we say a thing it is so: we adhere - toil. The only up—to-date market is the around after another animal, hen (Over r. Mead'; Confectionery.)’ EDWARD must make room for them. known. EDWARD N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, Donovan's Block, NEWYBBKMBKET Fund 8. Iygn, Proprietor. ,__.__... JACKSON’S PHO’IPOGRAPHS Combine the career arena: m. mien. Our aim in to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish trauma the Inset production of the rltoroonarmo an. , assoc common or authorises aromas. E. ill. Jackson. ,vfllljctographer. 5h Wall Street. Norwalk. Cora. m STREET, Grand final clearing sale of summer moods. Prices are no object. The balance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we ./ You never saw shirt waists as acid low as We are selling them. The 50 cent grade reduced to 35 cents. The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents. Then grade reduerdtoilOcente. ,, The .125 grade reduced to 75 cans. “‘ Balance of lawns. dimities, duoku, etc, at the lowest prices ever STREET, South Norwslk. NORWALK. at prices it's hard to resist. v.1 smnm ' sumac. nun OCCUPIIS a “last 191.3ng ogre. walk. Dali and are the latest styles in spring ham. can etc. .23“ The Riverside in School Art students lieagua Course. Mrs.“ D. Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grace Leonie Prentiss. instructor. Class in drawius. pointing and out of door sketcbiu to open eatnrcsy. Rent. Ii App 1v before Sgpt. 17 to If gene” Library, South Norwall. .im lore Tempting Spread upon a Table Than “Set" upon Paper. A few friends lately spent the evening together, and the principal entertainment consisted of what was called “A Country Dinner." After a little general coversa- tion the guests were invited to seats at a table on which were placed a number of cards. Foch person was provided with a slip of paper on which the word Menu was printed, and numbers to correspond with the cards. 0n the cards were draw u the following articles of food, which were to be guessed: . A country. t. A man putting on coat and vest. ii. A log chopped in several places. 4. A large fiat-iron. 5. A poor old horse with ribs showing 6 7 §~ . A carpenter‘ a tool and an herb. . The letter 1’ in many shapes. ll. Several cats on the roof of a house. i). A domestic animal and a vegetable. . A little girl breaking 08 a lily. . A lot of firecrackers. . Precious stones. .. A goat. A pile of mixed type. iii. A piece of Baker's chocolate. iii. A dear without horns, and o bunch of chestnuts. 17. A lot of people crowded together. iii. A pair each of boots, shoes, and slip- pore. iii. 20. ill. 21. :33. October ll, “92; July 4, 1770. Some old jokes. 'l'in pails with P's on. A pea, and pieces of metal oil screw-s. A letter. . The Jinnah-a Ana-ha. In the Port lloynl mountains, Jamaica, an lnicn'stlng un- lIu'nllmloul discovery was gently made of a cave containing the clump» of at least iii of the aboriginal Amwnks When i ‘olumbus discovered the island in Mill, tlummwnks wcroostlumtcd at nlmut 000,000. A century and a half later, on tho onptum of Jamaica by the English, they had completely dimmonrmi oven to their lmuos. as only the skulls un- til now had been found. These showed a frontal depression, with lateral expansion. In nrtlfh lolly formed (Moriulty that is also found in Home Just dlmmvorl'd, which are of all circa—«Sun ancisco Chronicle. Mining 1 and J.ll [lead 7. it is an astonishing thing to hear, an I have last done, that in the now catalogue of the British museum the letters 1 and J and aim U and V are mixed up indiscrim- inately in the style fit by our remote of the Brit TEACHER of PIANO.- Terms reasonable on nomination Address. . _ augdilllm 'lfi West avenue. _ We are headquarters for Behold Supplies of all kinds. Text Books, lPens, lPencils, l’ads, Tablets, Slates, Copy Books, Drawing Books, Spelling Blanks. u gonna ism 5 Nellie m. Disbrow. ll. Plaisted, 14 South Main street, SouthNorwalk. BEST GRAN FOR HORSES AND C ATTLE Diamonds. ML! wll. liIIVEV' 8 heipin any capacity can abuts the above agency. Also lions. Wanted immediately those having best of references need limitlgmitinnslato the light partlrs. nurse no a. Mr.’Klng’e Sillillll F03 BUYS “0-090“ MSept. 35.00 ”and $6.00 SUITS for l ‘ ] $2.9 5. Come and See us. . We Can do you Good. - vnun unuv BACK if on cam. ..————————-—s Stare nun lonla__y____ and Saturday evenings llMSTfllll inns, CLOTHIERS, (lily Employment Agency. ladies and gentlemen desiring competent be same at those desiring posi- Flnt class cook and waitrm. noun but ‘i’lv‘ii situations Wanted immediately. For four cashiers, six sslssladler. one touch or. six waitresses. live chambernalds, two Worth Main street. South Horwalk. Bailiff. Siml. Slllflillll, 26. "homes Thoroughly for (lol- «we \ Masonic Building, Nerwalk; .... . . , . ,... .. ... .a ...< .. ..,--5 " ‘- ECONOMY ofh-ndcfeatsits own ends. Sometimes econ- omy is extrauagant. There 3 no money saved‘in” " buying poor grain or buy. The best is none too good for you. Poor or dirty oats make your horse sick and in the end you find them moat expensive. As to buy, it takes same pain. and attention to know good hay from medium. I have Hay That is Bright and Sweet, and free from dust as a General J aqueminot rose at sun- rise. Feed your horses some and watch them snap at it. MANUELT. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL smear. The Leading Grain Dealer. BRANCH 0" 103. SOLIIAIVS’ LIVERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wantlany Watches. Jewelry or or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired sud cleaned. call or send at once' to A. W. AUSTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. Silvaiware Taylor a; Golden. WHIIIGIOI My ”mu looking'r'gc W ago... "3'? calls!“ exam occur “list. museums. tall Pasture Beach (1le mt Ill cusses. sea won or am. more Full Shore Ilium, 15 test: T0 sovennseua. Changes cannot be teed the same day copy ed in. Every reasonable Real Estate and Insurance. A assume a amount. w in: " '5.
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