,,
my is 74°; high water at 8:42.
so.
a..._~_.......e.___
”1.8L
England. .
in her health. .__.
_' A on Eavlland street.
Frederick‘St. John Lockwood.
:- or the islands, September 20th.
Ionian, at Bridgeport, yesterday.
_._,__. .,
up their residence on Spring Hill.
taken place today, has been cancelled.
{or violating the laws of the Union.
in the South Norwalk Public Library.
Complaint has been made to the Nor-
walk Board of Health about a public
. dumping ground for rubbish near Camp
street.
The steamer Favorite will make her
'last Sunday excursion of the season Sep-
Pleasure Beach is the desti-
telnber 15.
nation.
An oil stove in the apartments of Fred
Waters, over E. ii. Morehousc’s store on
West avenue, caught lire yesterday. The
blaze was extinguished beiore any dam-
age ol a serious nature was done.
Every good housewife prides heseii on
line table linen. Thursday, A. Dicker-
man & Son will have a special sale
of this very desirable article. Read their
ad. in today‘s issue and you can get agood
idea of the bargains to be oilered.
The warrior's degree was conferred last
night on two candidates by [Incas Tribe.
be a rehearsal ol
‘ the hunter’s degree tonight, eothat the
team may be ready to go to Bridgeport in
I. 0. B. M. There will
a short time.
The public hearing by the Norwalk City
Court. upon the application 01 the Nor-
walk Tramway company to extend its
rails up Riverside avenue and the adjour-
ned Council meeting will be held this
evening. commencing at h o‘clock.
Mrs. M. L. Ward,“ ilanbury, was in
Norwalk. yesterday for the purpose of
taking three colored children from the
County Home. The children were sent
there some time ago. but the mother is
now able to care for them and will be re-
quired to do so.
John Hheehau, at Norwnlk, and John
Connor, of New Rochelle. have returned
to lit. lionsventure’s College at Alleluia.
nay. N. Y. Thomas Clune started (or col-
lage yesterday. and Stephen Sheehan,
Charles McGovern and Bernard Flynn
will go back next week.
During the great yacht race yesterday
_, the Norwalk allies of the Western Union
Telegraph company was througed with
Manager Hoyt re
wired the bulletins and read them to the
little assemblage. The service was excel»
anxious enthusiasts.
lent and the bulletins accurate.
mThe purest codes at Moe’s restaurant
‘ place. humor-ad tremolo! ‘.
, she scuttoibetrsstedlashoipital,
Chester 13de Lee, infant son of
mature of the water at The
m ‘ to}, a dusky bolls of Knight street.
ranches, white and yellow, from 75¢.
”per billion 1“. I). Lawton & Co.‘
mm»: Kawell’s South Norwaik dan-
academy will be opened about 0cto-'
,v Til! amount of receipts from the Town
Court for the month ol August was
Th0 Wile of Thomas Teltow, of Nor-
W.hdangemusly ill at her home in
Y «400800 with cream, 5c cup, at Lands.
. . Nicholas Martin will move from Grand
street, into the Blascer place on West
' Miss Bertha Bailwitz. who Was taken
‘aoriously ill at Louisville, Ky.. is regain-
. William Miller, clerk at Charles E. Sey-
mour’s grocery store, is sick at his home
’ . 'Mrs. Louisa L. Weed has bought two
building lots on Wilton avenue, from
Contractor Lathrop will give a clambake
to a large number of his friends, on one
William Lauder umpired the game of
~ hall between the Bridgeports and An-
. Charles Buckley and family have mov-
ed from Yonkers to Norwaik and taken
,3 The South Norwaik ball team’s game
, with the Torringtons, which was to have
-li'. Leone J. Garofato and P. Caste]-
lano,oi Hoyt’s Opera House block, and
7.1). Rocky, of 6 Main street, Norwaik,
were expelled from the Barbers’ l'nion
Miss Angeline Scott has recovered from
her recent illness and resumed her duties
Whitney’s hrchestra will render a con-
cert Friday night at the home of Paul and
William Briggerman, Washington street.
Charles F. Lee. ol Bridgedort, tormerly
of Kuwait, died Sunday at his parenta'
home in the Park Oitv. ‘
Sidney Smith. better known as “Shine,"-
akippod town last night to avoid being
arrested for an assault upon Bertha Car~
City Clerk E. M. Lockwood, of Norwal
disgusted with the reign 0! general h -
midlty, shook the dust of Kim street from
his feet this morning and started for the
coast. -
The stockholders of the Norwaik Street
Railway company met this afternoon and
voted to accept the amendments made in
the company’s charter at the last General
Assembly. - .
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Theodore Wicks, who shot himself yes—
terday at the home 0! his grandfather, on
Boton Bill; is getting along nicely. Dr. ,
Burke is of the opinion that there will be
no serious results.
The meeting of the retail merchants,
which was called for tonight at Arion
Hall to organize a protective association,
has been postponed until tomorrow night,
as the hall was previously engaged (or to-
night.
~Mrs. Council’s manicure and hair-
ing parlors are now open at3 Mott ave.
Ameetlng of the executive committee
of the Hospital fair committee will be
held Monday night at 7:30, in the
Woman’s building. There will be a
meeting of the general committee Mon—
day, the 30th inst. __________ ,
At the slate coh‘vention ol the Baptist
church in Bridgeport, October 14,16 and.
16 next, it is expected that a large num-
ber will be represented and preparations
are to be commenced in a couple cf‘wee'ka
toward their entertainment.
tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Paul.”
was held yesterday afternoon from their
home on Grove street.
assisted by Rev. G. H. Beard, officiated.
The burial was in Union cemetery,
Norwaik.
~Peaches. white and yellow, from The.
to $1.35 per basket. F. I). Lawton & Co.
Ebenezer Hill was on board the York-
town yesterday, and says he is-sure the
steamer did not interfere with the yachts
in maneuvering before crossing the line.
He says that 'wiien the two yachts passed
on opposite sides of the steamer the scene
was a most thrilling one.
a
Ollicer Morehouse was calledito the resi—
dence of Selectman Daskam, on East are
nue, by telephone, last night, to arrest
Daniel McCann, who was drunk and an—
noying the residents of the neighborhood.
The prisoner will be. locked up until this
afternoon, when he will be tried.
The Y. M. L‘. A. football enthusiasts
met last night and organized for the full
season. Secretary J. H. Jackson was
chosen manager and Ward Gregory cap—
tain. The players have not yet been
chosen. There will be a practice game at
Not-walk Park on Saturday. A water~
melon was out after the meeting last
night.
The selectmen give notice that bill» will
be received at their ofllce, ll Wall street,
up to September 25, at 3 p. m.. for build
ing a piece of Telford road, in accordance
with an act to provide for the improve-
ment of public rdads, from the city line
west 0! Taylor avenue. on the Connecticut
turnpike, westerly. Plans and specifica-
tions can now be seen at the selectmen's
ofllce.
Mr, ‘
~Peaches, white and yellow, from The.
to 81.3.5 per basket. F. D. Lawton & Co.
" The “hot wave" in the West is severe
enough for midsummer. in Kansas and
Nebraska oiliclal maximum tempera-
tures of 98 degrees and lmdegrees, respec—
tively. ware reported yesterday, while
from Missouri to West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania the mercury
touched in or more. The “hot wave" will
not long have undisputed sway over the
weather in the West. But as it moves
cast the Atlantic count will be nilected by
it decidedly until Friday night or blatur»
day.
There was a reunion of tin? Twenty-
eighth Regiment. Connecticut Volun-
teers. at Pleasure Beach. llridgeport. yes-
terday. There were about thirty-live
members present. A business nissllng
was held and the ollloers elected {or the
ensuing year, the president being lleorge
ii. Raymond. The Twentydhlrd also
held a reunion. David H. Miller. of
Georgetown, was reelected president.
Alter the business meeting had concluded
the members at the Twentydblrd Begi-
ment hanqudtsd in company with the
Twenty-eighth Regiment.
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BAKING Mora
- Each ingredient is tested before compounding. ‘ld
it must be found of the highest standard. The baking
powder itself latched. That's-why
(sonwaur saws us mourn not.)
(IS
., , I ' .
South Main Stu
gunners Lamb, 60 per lb; Fresh Pork.
l
eon.
Oursis not high water mark but low
water mark in prices. Business with us
is a clean walk over; the same as the
yacht race. We can tarnish you with the
best Sugar Cured Home at 12¢: per lb; Leg
Mutton, 100 per lb; Forequarters Mutton.
liopenlszeg Lamb, l2‘/.c per lb; Fore-
2‘/.o per lb. Stock guaranteed to be the
health the city. Stow Mutton or Lamb,
The funeral at Gldays Marjorie, the lit- ,
Rev. A. J. Smith. '
, sailed for Europe today.
.. ‘Wi‘l
and to furnish them with the lineal. productions at
(Over 1“. Mead'a Confectionery)”
EDWARD E
must make room for them.
The 50 cent grade reduced to 35
The 75 cent grade reduced to 50
”Balance of lawns, dimitiss,
known. .
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
iiiiliiliiiiii‘
Donovan’s Block,
JACKSON’s PHOTOGRAPHS
O unhlns the Land“! arm All!) "ml. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
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The balance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we
You never saw shirt vaults as sold low as we are selling them.
" Thetlgrsdereduoedtolloceuts.
The 01 25 grade reduced to 75 cents. ’
to per, . FREE DELIVERY.
Funk 8. lym, Proprietor.
South Norwalk.
the PHOTOGRAPH“) LET.
58 Wall Street, Norwalh, Cons.
STREET,
Iner goods. Prices are no object.
cents. .
cents.
ducks, etc, at the lowest prices ever
STREET,
NORWALK.
EDWA
SllBlill svnvoun. nun.
OCCUPIES a‘portlon of E. Gusowekl'a store.
. corner or all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. I an and see the latest styles in may;
hats. caps. etc.
The fluoride in School
Art students League Course.
Mrs. V. D. Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grace
Leonie Prentiss. instructor.
Class in drawing, painting and
sketching to open Balul‘fiay. Rept. 2!. Apply
helore Seoul? to Miss Scott. at Public Library.
South Norwals. mi lm
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VABATIBN DAYS.
Summer Saunlerers at the Seashore
and Among the Mountains.
Miss Eloise )i. Nichols, of South
Orange, X. J ., who has been visiting her
cousin. Miss Alice (i. Layton. of Fairfleld
avenue, the past month, returned home
today.
Judge F. W. Perry has gone to the Na
tionnl Encampment. G. A. it, now being
held at Louisville, Ky. lie will return
about Fridn y of this week.
Morris Raymond, clerk for Nickerson &
Betta, Norwalk grocers, is takings week‘s
vacation. He started yesterday for Balti-
more.
Councilmen Edgar H. Fox, manager of
the Fox Cycle C0,, is expected home to-
day from his summer vacation at Heron
Island, Maine.
Mrs. Frank ll. ilubbell. of Lexington
avenue. has returned home after a visit
with New York friends.
Mrs. Augustus Heckler. of New York,
has heen'vlsltlng her sister, Mrs. W. it.
Arpioldalianiord place.
Dr. Jacob Nolan, of \Vestport. was a
guest of Frank ilonnecker, of (Irene street,
Norwalk, over Sunday.
Attorney .1. i‘lcidcn iiurllmtt, of Nor-
walk, is expected home from his summer
outing today.
Mrs. J. V. Lester has gone to Port Jcr»
via, N. Y.. for a week's visit with rela-
lives.
Miss Emma Holcomb, of New York, is
visiting Miss Kittie Camp, of North ave.
nne.
Reed liavilnml, of South Norwaik,
mingled among iinulmrinns, yesterday.
Street Commissioner ii“. if. Briggs has
returned from a ten days' vacation.
John Brundage, oi Brooklyn. formerly
of Nor-walk, was in town yesterday.
J. I’. Beatty. 0! Newark. N. J., is a
guest of friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. Victor \‘antiegham. of Norwalk,
out of door
Rudolph Wilcek. of Clinton avenue, is.
visiting in Brooklyn.
Lottleu'dt‘s a very inconvenient cus-
tom to wear the engagement ring on the
third tiger oi the lelt hand." Kittie—-
“Why 1 What difference does it makel"
Lottie-“Because it’s hard to learn to use
your lelt hand instead at your right
hand.”
Acceptedwfihe. oolder,»l hardly know
how to rerun your proposal. You know
I not worth a million. at course. 116. dip-
plonistlsally. wYeswworth a million
‘é
mil apnoniaiidoes
i
othuglrls. Bho.raptnrensly,-Ol Jacki
Nellie M. Disbnow.
lit West avenue.
We are headquarters for
School Supplies of all kinds.
TEACHER ~0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
lext Books,
Pens,
Pencils,
Pads,
Tablets,
Slates,
A Copy Books,
Drawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
ll. ll; Plaisted,
t3 \ltsiinglon ‘Slmt
' augm) 6m
‘\
s
an smu
HALF PRiCE!
We are overstocked
and the slack must be reduced. Sizesj'l, gull:
from three years to loimeen years. Patterns ale
neat and prelly; regular price $I.oo ‘
$|.25., You' save filly and some;
cenls on each waist.
our South window.
and see them.
llilMSTilB-li Billl
CLOTHIERS,
ssrheusuno war.
A few more of those 82.95 Suits left.
Our Fall Goods will be ready in a week or ten days. Wait. ‘ '
with Star sun we"
SEE the DISH.“ ill
, . ‘ .,
I, " v"
, l
l
‘ “* E fed to your chickens
. It keeps the chicks
'5 healthful and plump a
one asking for it.
AND CATTLE.
A. W.A
t. s. naive-a
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring «impotent
helplu any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency. Also Hume desiring posi-
lions.
Vestal lmmsdlstsly.
First class cook and waitress. nuns but
those having beat of relentless need 9f '3.
l .
lam; DI: sown the right bottles
Situations Wasted lmmsdlatsly.
tor tour cashiers. sis aalealadim. one teach.
er. sis walm. live chamberntalda. two
none rls.
‘ill North Ilaln street. South Norwall.
as. if
“Baum, Bills
Ballad. gmhsnamu.
figs-OW“ sent. 26.
319ng Protein Thoroughly for Gel-
s have entered college
_ m
trout lsso : many of its graduates
are ll in sugar”
All 800 All
0 glasses: 1.
so to
14 South Main stre‘é‘t, M - - -.‘
South Norwalk. "figfflfifmg'
NOTHING
can taste better for breakfast than boiled e ‘ '
, g s— rovxded of
course they are really first-class eggs. 8 p '
PRATT’S POULTRY FOOD. ‘ "
3 best eggs, and plenty of them. -
ornna House BLOCK, nonwamr.
(or to any one eise’sl will insure the vary
as and hens, ducks, geese and turkeys, 1
nd makes them vigorous layers.
i CAN SELL IT TO YOU.
Pratt‘s hand hook—all about chickens—given away to any
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL smear.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
season orrron,
Bonuses
uvsnr sranm
PERHAPS YOU DON’T! .’
But it you should waudany
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silverware
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry w
paired and cleaned. call or send at oneeito
U ST’l N,
.. ”use MW
1 Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
wasnrsoroa man.
gnuuuhyguu
in ovary
andoaaaawtarma.
Ball “ Pasture Beach ‘
one you run sauna.
on men or an. nuns.
Fall Show Burnt. 15 can.
ms.
OTlllEis limb no at the
:aergnmmmgmm. hl‘ll’hsi: “use -
' mathmn'. don o‘s'
i‘n‘g‘l‘iiwm'tiwniihfirml '
toilet?
011‘
cal
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“ Hanan
a
HUBBARD 0 amount. m
or Voters or t a
The Gorham a» “i
1”??ng n,
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Dated “filming Mg 33% _
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