is sick. mat October 1. ) lam ‘ on the neural 'u a concert Sunday night in their hall. will meet' tonight in Germsah Hall. rfiamuel B Sherwood. of Grove dancing mason at Gregory s Point ' barge Eden is at Raymond Broth- wharf with a cargo of coal. ' l' Arlen Singing society will hold its lion sociable in Arlen Hall. the 28d . Winfield Scott, of Franklin «ave usrrow’y escaped being bitten by a dog. Sunday. (meeting of the Young'Men's Demo- mus club will be held Thursday night at ' clock in Arion Hail. Miss Julia Mallett, of Scodeld & Hoyt’s More. is ill at the home of Miss Hattie A , Bayview avenue. ..,...— \ . . Fred Mead keeps delicous' Ice cream and soda and fresh bread and cake, besides exs oelient confectionery. Give him a call. J —50 ImperialCrown 10c cigars cost $3.50. Try a box at G. S. Trowbridge & Co.’s. . ,‘Fred 1. Jones has resigned his position With Tristramdt Hyatt, and accepted a similar one with A. Dickerman & Son, succeeding H. B. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Archer will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their a tonight at the residence of Charles E. Jennings, West street. . .J. W. Adams. who was in this town name time ago, selling his patent shaving ‘atone, has been arrested” In Jersey City for airindling. but he could not be held. Miss Emma B Smith, teacher of grade 13. Franklin street school, is ill with ma« lariafit'her home on Taylor avenue, and Mrs. C. W. Bennett is substituting. The steamer Kate C. Ste\ ens started from E. M. Tolles 8; Co. s wharf this morning at.. " o ’clock. bound for the yacht race. The party was “stag.”about fifty nien‘belngnboard. ' The Weaver Shuttle company, in which ‘: anumber of Norwslkers are interested, itarted one of their machines in Patter- son,N. .l., last week and it worked to the satisfaction of all. . Comstock Brothers keep a stock always unsuitable. sure to be reasonable. Qual- ity the best for your money. Read their advertisement in today's issue and see the things you want.“ Q ‘ Herbert A. Mathewson. of the firm of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.,is acting superintendent during the absence of Louis B. llnrlbutt, who is spending a va- cation in the Orange mountains. . ‘Any elector who has resided continu- ously in the city four months previous to election is eligible to vote if he has regis- ' bored. The registrars of the twin cities are now at work upon the voting lists. I. -—Coflee with cream, 5c cup,a atLane’s. The Woman’ s Relief Corps of Bucking- ham Post. of Norwalk, and Nelson L. .Whlte Post. of Danbury,w will have a ruulon picnicat Roton Point tomorrow. , Both posts have been invited to attend. South Norwalk people appeared to be more forgetful or careless than usual yes- .tarday. Five postal cards and one latter were dropoed into the post-omce without addressee, and some had not even signa' turss. _______-_ Router Hoyt has a line of diamonds remarkable for their brilliancy, quality and- price. Read his advertisement toduy; Fall at his store and see what a maze of beauty can be purchased at amazing ”I In ' “we...“ The colonial entertainment which was _ ’6‘” to be given by the Helping Hand Curls of King's Daughters, of the Nor- flnlk Methodist Episcopal church. Wed~ ay eVening, will be indefinitely post- on account of illness. ‘Three well~known young man went to «(York city a day last week and called on Foreman W. H. J ones, formerly ”heath Norwalk. Mr. Jones, to enter- hill his friends. took them to the'i‘wenty- third street police station. The wink was livenbyMr. Jones, to the captain. and the three visitors ware invited into a cell. 6’ mite door was looked. and the men unmanned. After remaining there until fill Ware quite badly frightened. they mandamus. They will probally out again after a four w eeks sickness with man attended the picnic of the Westport Lodge Sunday. was mentioned in these columns, is re- ported as improving. bome at Wilton. last‘week, and will spend the winter in Norwalk. sons an informal dance at their home on West avenue, Friday evening. was taken suddenly ill this morning, but is now reported as a little better. Order of sauna! Desksm network town report. ' . W§ '9 . Silencer flock and Ladder company will heldaaileelai meeting tonight. . An effort will be made to term a icon bill eleven at theY M. C.A. parlors to» _ night. .\ The Germanis Singing society viii bold , an» Louise Image. Daughters of Herman. Daniel 6'Grady is now employed by John Curnow. the florist in Norwalk. The noonday concerts given by the enjoyed. William A. Ferris, of Grand street. is heumatlsm.» ~ A number of the Norwillk Sons of Her- Mrs. Levi Warner. whose serious illness Mrs. George Gilbert closed her summgr Mrs.‘ Robert VanBuren will give her Miss Tessie Davis, of Bayview avenue. -Ice cream soda at Lane’s. The county convention of the Ancient Hibernians will be held at Bridgeport, Sunday, Septemper 29. Charles Walters, of Hunt 8r. Zelulf‘a market is very sick with intermittent fever at his home on Taylor avenue. Conductor Cyrus Gray, of the West avenue trolley line, ejected a man [from his car last evening because he refused to pay his fare. .« Chester. the eleven-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee. of Bridgeport, formerly of South Norwalk, died Sunday of dysentery. . At a meeting of Catholic Union Council. K of C. it was voted to call a meeting for '1 o’clock Sunday afternoon. to transact business of special importance. Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M. will confer the Warrior’s degree on sekeral candi- dates. There will also be several propo- sitions for the members to act upon. Emanuel Episcopal church. at Lyons Plains. celebrated its fiftieth anniversary yesterday. Rev. 8. ll. Watkins. of Nor- walk, delivered an address. as did also the Rev. C. M. Seiieck. Arthur B. Russel. who is a capable in— structor. has an announcement in another college preparatory work under his tui- tion. The fall term opens Sept. iii. The hearing before thé Norwalk Probate Court for the purpose of inquir- ing in the sanitary condition of Mrs. Cathéone Dugau has been adjourned until ‘rldny morning at 10 o'clock. W. H. Iiumiston. organist of the South Norwalk Congregational church. has been received into membership in the Manuscript Society of New York. ,Mr Humlston intends giving another recital in the church. about Oct. lat. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Lockwood Manufacturing company has been oalledfat the office of the company, FridaleSeptember 2b. at 8 o “clock to consider any matters affecting the general interests of the company. «Machinery dealer Capt-on received an Brooke, Vermont." Justas the yacht race is the popular theme, prices at Ayers’ market are the popular thing as are his meats, and vegetables. Read m or his ad. in today’ a issue and you will be convinced of the ad vantage gained by trading with him. Miss Katherine V. Campbell, of West port, a teacher in the kindergarten depart- ment 0! the Franklin street school was riding to her home last evening, when the rear tire of her‘ bicycle was punctured. Miss Campbell was obliged to leave the wheel at Robertson Brothers' groovy store, in East Norwalk. and took the train for home. John L Richards has lid numerous sr- guments that the fin keei,uaed by the new racers, is riot a nefiddes. and to prove his statement has on exhibition in George C. Stillsdn’s drugstore, amodei of a boat built over one hundred years ago. by natives of Bombay, in which the fin keel is used. The boat is a line model. although old, and attracts a great deal of attention. ' help any from New York in the future. “Pine 'snd Sure.“ (rennin am or mourn raosl I hand with Peck’s Comedians are much v ‘ column. Pupils can accomplish efficient / LARGE COLLECTION 0" E. N. Jackson. "(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) EDWARD STREET, Grand final clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are no object. The balance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we must make room for them. You never saw shirt waists as sold low as we are selling them. The 50 cent‘grade reduced to 85cents. The 75 cent grade minced to 50 cents. known. EDWARD NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, } 22 scam . Ms... Street. to perib WLNEWYHBKllBKET Donovan’ a Block, JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the earns-r arm All) mien. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHMOGBQIIIO LIT. The $11.25 grade reduced to 75 cents. Balance of lawns, dimltiee, ducks, etc, at the lowest prices ever AH 0111'» is not high water mark but low water mark in prices. Business with us is .s cleanwalk over; the same as the yacht race. We can furnish you with the best Sugar Cured Hams at 120 per‘ lb; Leg , Mutton, 10c per lb Foreqnartersi \Iuttoniy bcper lb; Leg Lamb 12/0 per lb; Fore- quarters Lamb, dope Fresh Pork tel/,0 per lb. Stock guaranteed to be the best inl the city. Stew, Mutton or Lamb, FREE DELIVERY. frank 8. Ayers, Proprietor. Sodth Norwaik. euthanasia aromas. Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Norwsik, Cons The 81 grade reduced to 60 cents. t STREET, NORWALK. Silllllll SliElliillilll. lllllEIl. OCCUPIIB a rtion‘1 of E. Gnsowekl's store. ccrnerof alland Water stunts. or— walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring hats. cane. em. and The llwerside in School Art students league Course. Mrs. V. I). Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grace Leonie Prentiss. instructor. Class in drawing. painting and out of door skelehi to open nature .pt.Se 21. An ply before 30?le? to Miss Scott. at Public Library. South Norwals. ages—m TOILET Accessoaias. Gloves and Colts—«Why the Latter no Not Fit. White kid gloves with black stitching are exceedingly fashionable—white glaoo kid, not suede liluck kid glows are per- misaiblc. of claim kid or silk, but tho lat- ter must be tight. The difficulty is that in buying a narrow silk glove it is almost inumsslbio to obtnin fingers long enough to last well. If the flugcrsuro long enough, the glove in too wide. it is the same way with ready made gowns and edits. Any garment that in full enough across the bust is usually much foouldo across the .lnu.,k while if tho balk fits properly the garment will not meet in front. It is owing to this lwculinr mode of construc- tion that [burn is nearly always so much alteration to be made when bodicos and jackets are bought. The imported ones often fit very well without changes, but those of domestic make are cut to lite lmard, to all npmnrance. It usually ro- qulres two sessions with tho fitter to get them into shape. ' FALL GUWN. light) or of not, lace, mousscllnn do solo or crepe over silk or wool gmds. In Paris it is threatening the yumltlon of the blouse and is‘ mm in point d’osprlt, gauze and tails. Spanking of tulle. a new vnrlcty of Greek tulle has made its n room of n cream whim, with n changyie offset of palcst n, with a pattern black uponit glee. his pmnlses to be fashionable for ball dresses during the winter and w won: over a colored lining. The gown Illustrated in of lizard groan diagonalm it has n Klein ct skirt and Tho Marie Antoinette flchu continues to order for feed mill outfit from West befashlonablo, whothcritls of goods like Nellie 7M. Disbrow. TEACHER or PIANO. Terms reasonable on application. Address. 36 West avenue. angle: 6m We are headquarters for School Supplies of all IllnIls. Text Books, Pens, Pencils,— Pads, Tablets, Slates, copy Books, Brewing Books, Spelling Blanks. \ 'and the stock must he reduced. Sizes 1" from three years to fourteen years. Patterns You save fifty and seventy? so: me, moduli $I.25. cents on each waist. curioulh Window. A few more of those 82.95 Suite left: Our Fall Goods will be ready in a sleek or ten days. Whit . and seethem. llMlTltli no ., CLOTHIERS, ,5 14 South Main street, . Mason B . . South Norwalk. Ndfiwfidkding’v I» ' NOTHING can taste better for breakfast than boiled eggsv—provided of tourse they are real; first class eggs. Paar-vs POULTRY FOOD. fed to your chickens (or to any one else' 9) will insure the vgry best eggs. and plenty of them. it keeps the chhkens and hens, ducks. geese and turkey" healthful and plump and makes them vigorous layers P I (WV SELL IT TO YOU. ’ ‘ ratt 9 hand book—all about chicken — one asking for it. 5 given away to “A" MANUELT. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL eraser. . The Leading Grain Dealerf. a BEST GRAIN BRANCH arm. you HORSES sonuaus’ - . AND CATTLE. uvaaY, smear. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wantzany Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, call or send at once 'to A.> W... AUSTIN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. SilveIwate’ ; ,3. ll. ll. iilllVEi'd City Employment tge'ncy. Miss and gentlemen desiringhcompetent help in any capacity can 0 bits n e names t heabove agency. Also those desiring posi- tlons. Wanted Immediately First class cook and waitress. none these has! on best 0 references needs EKSREBB DRESS itions to t a right partiea'f Sltustlrns “Wanted immediately. For four cashiers. sis salesladiee. one teach- or. six waitresses. five chambemsldat nurse girl a. Taylor a Golden. : Ilaal Estate and Insuranct '“mm' am. much.) view 0 lpurohaai Within“ .3.» «Wig tall PasIure Beach 'OMJOI flll Om. the drcas(ln such chino tlmlattorbelngvory I . Mbodioe its remover that. « at.“ " filoN rth at h mfltf Kain whet Nor-walk. W Mr.”_Klng's . sputum luvs ltflonl. sue suntan. Re-onenmgb-nt. 2e. Pneuufimmorcoi. ens roon or am. nuns. Full Shore llhner. 15 tails. nussssn a amoebaw
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