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Typical consortium cities and
1 temperature of the water at The
‘ , today is 709.; high water at 2: 05.a
alas. Peck, of Norwalk. is on the
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_, Nor-walk Military __luatltute opens
18.
”MLPease, of Weston, preached at
, bury yesterday.
Oerrothere'LodgeJ. 0.0. F., hold
regular meeting tonight.’
Dwyer's Norwalk band gives a concert
on the Green next Friday night.
The Norwalk Barbers’ Union meet tea
sparrow night at the iron Molriders Hall.
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line.
' Pioneer Hook a'nd Ladder company
hold an adjourned meeting tomorrow
evening. ”mm“
~50 ImperialCrown 10c cigars cost 83. 50.
Try a box at G S. Trowbridge & Co.’ 11. .
Commodore Lattimer, of Stamford,
brought a tally-ho party to Norwaik Sat-
urday afternoon;
; . The Postal Telegraph oilice at Norwalk
, will be in charge of Miss Myrtle Rogers.
It will be opened today“ or tomorrow.
John Oldenschiager has shut down his
cigar mauufactory for tw weeks, owing
to the large amount of stock he has on
hand. ..__.__ ‘
Joseph Shannon, who was fined $3 and
onets for drunkenness on Saturday, went
to jail in the afternoon, as he could not
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» The Campana bicyclist H. A.. Saund-
7; ers,is in training for the one hunderd
mile bicycle road race to beat New-
:37 ark-Princeton on Saturday, Sept. 21.
Constable Thomas Hunt, on Saturday,
served papers upon Henry Keeier in a civ-
il suit brought by Allison Free to re-
cover a horse which he recently traded for
ii and got stuck. ,
The family of John Ryan, of“~ ’Lock-
wood place, is in destitute circumstances,
and should receive attention. There is
”inflates-altars in firehouse, undone child
is sick with malaria:
The Holmes homestead on Main street
iato berepainted and thoroughly reno.
rated. Several shade trees have already
heencut down about the premises mak~
lug them more cheerful.
The Norwalk and South Norwaik Elec~
trio Light company are now putting on
.frneted globe lights in offices and houses.
They are much less dazzling to the eye
and shed a mellow light.
—Coffee with cream, cc clip, at Lanc’ 5.
Through the “lost column” of Till-1
BENTXNEL, Alfred Cutbill, of 47 Spring
street; found the owner of the watch ad-
, ertised and returned it. Master Cutbili
will be rewarded according to his honesty.
Officer William R. Pennington is taking
his annual vacation this week, and to-
morrow will witness the yacht race.
about twe'nty of his friends at Dorion
Point. ,
The excursion of the steamer Favorite
“was not as largely attended as usual yes-
terday, but those who went had a delight-
ful sail through the Sound. The excur-
lion next Sunday will probably be to
. Pleasure Beach.
The choir of the African Methodist
Episcopal church went to Greenwich, yes-
ierday, and attended the grand rally of
the Bethel church. The Port Chester
choir was also present. The object of the
, filly was to raise $1,000 for the building
of a new parsonage.
- Earnest Tilly conducted the meeting of
the
Christian Young Men's League,
yesterday afternoon, and Professor
Heydrick made an address. Several
‘ people made requests for prayers for
others. Next Sunday Secretary Charles
B. Helmer, Jr., will take charge and Rev.
.0. E. Benedict is expected to speak.
Misses Albertina, Lottie and Josie
Schumway, Maud and Lulu Gregory,
Mun Burr, Clara Kellogg and Susie
Morehouse, Messrs. Victor Wood Ferris,
Guy Lee and Robert Morehousc, composed
a merry party on a wagonette ride to
Oompo Beach, Saturday afternoon, and
while there enjoyed a delicious supper.
A farewell reception was tendered Vicar-
Genersl Mulcahy, at Waterbury, Satur‘
day evening. The exercises took place in
St. Patrick’s hall. Gifts worth in the ag-
gregate H.600 and including amgold
Winks
service, a carriage, secretary, hall clock
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health after a serious iliufi
home on Arch street, Norwaik. . 3
‘ George Denton. of Franklin avenue, has
wavered from his recent illness. '
treegat his So h Norwalk residence.
ing parlors are now open at it, Mott ave.
organize a foot-bail team tomorrow night.
car 18 of the Norwaik Street Railway
building on Washington street is nearly
complei'ed. \
modore Burritt #30 on the Defender. ‘ The
commodore paid up.
will be held Monday evening, September
in, in the Guild room.
mo Hotel, is quite sick and Aiois Koch-
ler is cooking in his place.
columns, is about the same.
Thursday he will give a ciambake to 7
am solid gold chalice, a silver
all books were presented to the vicar—
lioward Dctyis slowly regaining his
‘1‘
Mrs. Levi Warneria very low at has
Gus Pittsrie owing some fine peach
—-Mrs Council's manicure and hair
The'Y. M. c. a. will holda meeting to
New controllers have been placed on
The foundation for the new Marvin
Fred Bullen, of Bridgeport, bet Com-
An important meeting of Grace pariah
Chef George Wamsiey, of the Mahacke-
Harry Govern has accepted a position as
clerk in Howard Wilson’ is new jewelry
store on South Main street.
The condition of lioward del“. Earle,
whose illness was mentioned in these
Beginning to-night the grocery stores in
South Norwalk will beclosed every night,
except Saturday, at 1 o ’cicck.
The members of the Hermansolhne
Liederkrauz will entertain Humbolt
Lodge, Wednesday evening.
-—-lce cream_soda at Lane‘s, ’ ,
The Trolley club will have another out-
ing to- -morrow night in the palace car.
Dinner will be served at Dorlou Point.
The New Haven, Register quotes prices
of coal in that cityasfollawa: For the
best grade, 34.511. and for inferior grades,
$4.25and $1.00. .
*Frederiek ”ti. » ricer-(e, , of South Mai-1r
street, has fesigned his position at Volk‘s
hat factory, and accepted we at Walhizer
& Dreyer‘ s, in East Norw alk.
\\ illiam J. \Veiseit has added steam
power to his cider mill, and is now ready
to buy apples, make cider and sell cider in
any quantities, at 74 Taylor avenue.
A contemporary says \‘orwaik' is to have
another brass band There is “brass"
enough in some people we know of to
form ten or a dozen hands of that char-
1
acter. _ .
Alterations are being made in Taylor &'
Golden’s oflice by Contractor Sherwood,
so that Mr. Golden can have 'hie ankle
supporter business conducted there under
his personal superv isiou.
A spatial meeting of the Young Wo-
man's Christian Temperance Union. will
be held at Miss Bishop’s, 11? Washington
”algal, Tuesday evening, September ii), at
o’clock sharp. A full attendance is
requested.
The new board of city assessors for Nor-
walk, composed of Charles Olmstead, ‘C.
N. Wood and Albert R. Malkin, will
shortly commence their duties. They
will make a round of the property and
correct many glaring inacuracies.
Commodore Lattlmer, of Stamford, will
run his four-horse brake “Richmond" be-
tween Stamford and Fairfleld, commenc-
ing Saturday. There will be a change of
horses at Dann a livery stables. The
horses are expected from New York by
boat tonight.
lilies Edna May Adams, of West ave-
nue, is spending two weeks with Miss
Sadie Eno, a former pupil of Miss Baird’s
seminary, at her home at Simsbury.
Last Friday Miss Eno gave a lawn fete in
honor of her guest, which was one of the
pleasantest of the social functions of the
summer season.
The deputy sheriff from White Plains,
w he has been hunting for a colored man,
lurking about the woods in that vicinity,
washing his clothes in the-river near Can-
nons on Friday.
Ella It Church. who went out to Himeji,
guards-Bridgeport Farmer.
“ Pure
and Sum"
walk baptist church take notice.
supposed to be a murderer, who has been
was in Norwalk yesterday. Thus far
there is no clue to the feilcw’s where
abouts. except that the man was seen
The quarterly meeting of the Women' a
Baptist Foreign Missionary conference of
Southwestern Connecticut will be held in
the Howard Avenue Baptist church of
New Haven tomorrow. at 2:80 p. in. Miss
Japan, from this conference, will address
the meeting. Ladies of the South Nora
E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.)
EDWARD
must make room for them. ‘
The '1 grade reduced to 60 can
Balance of lawns. dimities,
known. '
EDWARD
so 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
marketing do not forget that we have the
best 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 afthing it is so; we adhere
wilt. The only unto-date market is; the
T?" NEWYflR‘KIllBKET
J‘Donovan’s Block,
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS-
Combine the cause ems: All) mun. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest reductions of the PHOTOGRAPH") Alf} ‘
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
Grand liual clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object.
The balance must go. Fail 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 toss cents.
The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents.
The 31 25 grids reduced to 7:1 cents.
When you ,1. puzzled where to go
Frank 8. Ryan, Proprietor.
South urw'aik.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Coal.
STREET,
ts.
ducks, etc. at the lowest prices over
STREET,
NORWALK.
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OCCUPIES a ‘80rtion of E. Gusowakl‘s store.
corner of l and Water streets. Nor-
walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hats. caps, etc. still!
The iiwerside in School
Art students League Coarse.
Mrs. V. l). Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grace
Leonie Prentiminstructo r.
Class in drawing, painting and out of door
sketchingto open natures). Renal]. Appiv
he'ore Sepul'l to Miss Scott. at Public lal bran.
South Norwalk. -
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Old Well Hook and Ladder company.
Putnam nose company and thy.1 South
Norwalk Fire Police will meet to—night. .
Complaint is made about the Norwaik
roads up Cranbury way. The residents
of that place are doing considerable kick‘
lug.
A blue Barre-granite monument is
shortly tobe erected in Riverside ceme—
tcry over the remains of the late Mrs. C.
A. Acton. __ ,, . _
There was a large crowd at Gregory's
Point, Saturday night, and the dancing
was much enjoyed. The music, as usual,
was excellent.
Don't' forget the Colonial entertain-
ment at the Norwaik Methodist church,
Wednesday night. An attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Little Martha Fitzgerald, of South
street, hada thlmbie get caught on her
linger yesterday and the thimble had to
be filed label! to release the finger.
Mrs. J. Council, of New York, ,wbo
formerly conducted hairdressing parlors
on isaac street, Norwalk, is now conduct-
ing similar parlors on Mott avenue.
The cottage shortly to be erected on
St. John place, by LeGrand Raymond is
neat and pretty and will make a coscy
home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond «111 cc:
copy it.
The central circle of King' a Daughters,
of the Norwaik Methodist church, held
their quarterly meeting at the church,
Saturday afternoon. Routine business
was transacted.
F. 1). Law ton 8: Co. offer Mason' a fruit
jars at a price that places them within
reach of all the housewives who want to
put up their fruit Read their ndw-rtise
ment in today 11 issue.
As is fitting a... Bargain lioness of W.
S. Stmtevant offer unprecedented induce
menteln all their many lines. A new
that will attract buyers.
a"i‘hc Superior Court, criminal term,
opens next Tuesday, in Bridgeport, with
J ndge Ralph Wheeler on the bench. The
docket has large one, and some important
cases are awaiting trial.
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The Southport Chronicle intends brain: in»
log out and covering a‘much larger field.
1 It will take in much oi the ground
now covered by the Newtown Bee, going
as tar as Bolster-d. ll. 11.111011. former-
Nellie M. ,Dlsbrow.
38 West avenue.
advertisement today enumerates goods '
ly the Wilton editor of the ltidgeiield
,mili cover the new field twice a
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address,
, uni!) 8m
We are hssdqusrters for
School supplies of all kinds.
Jen Books,
' Pens.
Pencils,
Pads,
Tablets,
Slates,
'iiopy Bucks,
lirawing Books,
spelling mane.
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at prices it' a hard to resist. 1
$5.00 and $6.00 SUI'l‘S for'
1 $2.95.
Come and See us.
We Can do you Good.
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City Employment Agency.
hilisdles and geratlsmen mgnfi‘cogmofl
o- nan ca ran a a
fill. p above {1.4%. yAlso those desiring posi-
one.
Wanted immediately
nIls‘ircthcb‘um wao‘kfland'waltrgs. none but
use av 11 re erenc used a
musicians. to the light parties. '38“)
Situations Wanted Immediately.
For tour cashiers. fix salesiadiss. can teach-
er, six waitresses. live ehsmbsrraaids, turn
“me I North Main street. South Norwalk.
Wig-WW
Mr.fKing’s
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South Norwaik. . Norwalk. ‘ -.
NOTHING
can taste better for breakfast than boiled eggs— —-providedo_l
course they are really first class eggs
PRATT’S POULTRY FOOD.
.~ i fed to your chickens (or to any one else’si willinsure the very
‘ best eggs, and plenty of them.
: it keeps the chickens and bone, ducks, geese and turkeys,
; healthful and plump and makes them vigorous layers. ’
1 CAN SELL 11‘ TO YOU.
Pratt’s hand book—all about chickens ~given away to any
MANUELT. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET '
The Leading Grain Dealer.
season omen.
sonuana'
LIVERY srasna.
PERHAPS You DON’T!
But if you should wantlany
Diamonds. Watches Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry rc-
paired and cleaned, call or send at onoe,to 1
W AUSTIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Taylor a Golden. - ,,
Real Estate and Insurance."
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