um . can. Gm : enjoyed by a WWW“ has accepted a position Wotan Ferd flayes. am has been born to Mr. and Mrs. GnarlesPardee, of Main street. Norwalk. robebiy the last regular dance of the (will be held at The Knob to-night. who; Lamb. 12340, xv . YMarket. e Arion Singing society has sent out tations for the sociable on the 23d Contractor J. R. Ilaymond has raised ilk! frame for Mrs. M Lender's new house on West street. . uni Guests McGue of the City now I ‘will begin her studies at the State Normal school in New Haven. Monday. “ ' -Tlle purest codes at Lane’s restaurant The Nor-walk Barbers'U nion will hold a special meeting at J. P. Brummer s shop tomorrow afternoon at 8 o ’elock. Calvin Smith. J r., of south First street, fall from a tree Wednesday and fractured his skull. It is feared he cannot recover. «Fresh bread be per loaf at DeMott’s. Those interested should bear in mind i that September 1913 the last day for mail- V lug voters. Names. therefore, should be handed in without delay. Rev. A. H. Wyatt having returned from his vacation, will preach Sunday morning and evening in the Norwaik Methodist church. Everybody w.eleome nThe summary of theCommerclai Record for the current week credits Norwalk with of: real estate sales and mortgages . :» amounting to $24,545, as against five sales and $8,150 mortgages for the correspond- ing week last year. ~Remember that the offer to supply our readers with The Encyclopedia Bri- tannica for ten cents per day will close Saturday. September 21st. When Mrs. Frank l-odsons case was called in the Superior ( ‘..ourt yesterday, there was no appearance either on the part of the accused or her bondsmun Mrs. David Kelly, of Water street The bond of 6200 was declared forfeited. At the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour, where the Right Rev. C. 'I'. Quintard, hishbp of Tennessee, will ofliciate Sunday evening, the choir will sing ‘Onward Christian Soldiers,’ to the beautiful new tune which has not been heard in Nor- walk. ——All parties wishing to engage l‘rof. A. Heines" orchestra will apply to him person— ally.as no one else is authorized to contract Quite a number of South Norwalk peo- ple will go to Bridgeport to attend the performance of C.ll.Jefie1-son. Klavlr & Erlanger' s marvelous production of PM mer Cox's Brownies. "The engagement is for Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday evenings of the coming week. with a mat- inee Wednesday. Miss Jennie F. Ferris and Miss May E. Smith, both graduates of the South Non walk High school. have been engaged to teach in the new grades of the kindergar- ten department of the Franklin and Cou— cord street schools. Miss Smith. who has been teaching in Westport for several L»; terms, will resign her pOsltion there. L—The Club Union Lecture committee ‘ announce that as authorized to do by the clubs last spring, they have completed arrangements for a course of Shakesperean lectures by Mr. Clapp, illustrated by one reading by Mr. Locke Richardson. The dates and subjel ts follow: Mr. Richard eon, Nov. 19th lloyt's Opera House. “Much Ado About Nothing: " Mr. Clapp, Dec. lllth. Norwalk Opera House, "Twelfth Night" Jan. 24th, lloyt’s Opera House. first part of “Henry IV. “ Feb. 7th Norwalk Opera House, "Merchants of Venice." (‘ourse tickets will cost $1. 1'11). and will be given out at the first meetings of the cliiba in Oct. A party of South Norwalk young men had a thrilling experience in the storm of Thursday afternoon. They went fishing to East White Rock. but owing to the auddenness with which the storm came up they did not have time to catch any. They lashed the boat to the rock, and then climbed on top of the rock and waited for the storm to subside. The party con. slated of Captain Edward Sheehan: first mate. Robert Morton: William Floyd and William Canileld. “ v-flemelnber that the oiler to supply our readers with The Encyclopedia Bri- uventeenth anniversary of his birthday, ‘ teaching in the Gilderslesve High Tie5%l at Portland was obliged to return home on account of illness yesterday, allowing the‘ bucket to. fall, tannlea forten cents per day will close ”is,“ m.- Hallie: M. Bylngton will celebrate the next Thursday svenlngmith a whist party at the residence of his grandfather. ill Bellies avenue. Miss Mary Field Pardee, who has been She is not able to resume at present. “Leg Mutton. 100 perm, N. Y. Mkt. The big book used in holding the tub of the hoisting apparatus at Raymond Brothers’ wharf, bent twopr three times but no one was hurt; The series of illustrated sermons which Rev. A. S. Kavanagh. pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will preach, beginning Sunday evening, September?) will all be upon “Pilgrim’s Progress." Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons ofxfit. George will be held tonight in their hall, on Main street to make arrangements for the holding of an entertainment in the near future. -«l)elicions ice cream, at DeMott‘s. The double headlight is a little experi- ment which is being tried by President Clark, of the Consolidated road, and should it prove more satisfactory than the single light will be placed on all of the night trains. On Sunday Rev. A. S. Kavanagh, of South Norwalk will hold service in the Brookside chapel Middle Five Mile River, at‘lp m. A fortnight later Rev. Gerald H. Beard will preach at the same hour, which will terminate the services for the season. ~Leave your orders at. DeMott's. for your Sunday ice cream. At the Norwalk Congregational church, tomorrow, the pastor will occupy the pui’ pit both morning and evening. Subject for the evening, “An Inspiring Example." Y. P. S. C. E. at 8:45 p. m.: subject, “Our Sunday School—~What lielp‘ can we get From it?" 5 At the First Methodist Episcopal church. tomorrow, the pastor. Rev. A. S. Kevanagh. will preach in the morning on the theme. "Sacrifice at the Expense of Another-How Not to do It." in the evening Dr. Beach, the presiding cider. will preach. Cakes of all kinds made to order. at DeMott’s. The Grand Lodge of the Knights of. Pythlas are making bitter complaints against Stamford and its hospitality. The Stamford house was crowded. many sleeping on the pool and billiard tables. Some of the visitors hall to walk the streets because they could get no place to sleep. The police station accommodated fifteen. Reports from Philadelphia confirming the rumor of the raising of the price of coal from ten to fifteen cents a ton Were confirmed by Lehigh Valley officials yes- terday. At the office of the Pennsylvania (foal company it was said that the ad- vance was due to no combination. but was the normal result of the continued drouth in Pennsylvania. so that the mines were without water. and of the restriction of tonnage. ——lieu1en1ber that the offer to supply our readers with The Encyclopedia Britan- nica for ten cents per day will last but a few days. I I A handsome monument is soon to be erected in Norwalk to the memory of Roger Ludlow, the earliest settler in this historic old town. A fund to meet the expense was started some time ago. The Rev. C. M. Selleck has the matter in charge. Mr. Selleck went. to Bridgeport yesterday to see about the cost of a suitable stone. The site will be chosen later. It is suggested that it be put in one of the public parks. 4'10 lmperialCrown 10c cigars cast (£1.50 Try a box at (l. S. Trowhridge & Co’s: [hiring the storm Thursday, the phono- graph man at lioton Point had as close 11 call as anyone would desire. While pack- ing up, preparatory to moving away, the hurricane struck that part of the Point as the two showers. one from the north and the other from the south. met at Five Mile River. The center passed directly through the Point out into the Hound. lverythlng movable went with thestorm. including a white horse that had broken away from a carriage down the Emmy- ton road but as the horse got near the dancing pavilion, it turned and faced the hurlcane. 8111 large trees went down. and when the storm was at its height the pho- nograph booth was abandoned just in time for the Occupants to escape a large tree that fell within a few feet of it. JCoffee with cream. 5c cup. at Lane’s. Saturday. September 21st. “Portland Sure.” evclalld 5 BAKING POWDER. Each ingredieat‘is tested before compounding. and it must be found of the highest standard; The baking itself is tested. That's why each spoonful does (scant: sews or mourn use.) "‘1 1’11 22 South Main Street. A meeting of the social committee of I 7 visited Mrs. Andre "" .. is 2% 4c (Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) E—owaao Your attention is called to the special Good value at 35c. One case ladlee‘ ribbed Vests and Pants ly one half regular price. Purchasers will have a decided bargain. EDWARD NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. - Ours is not high water mark but low water mark in prices. Business with u!“ yacht race. We can furnish you with the but Sugar Cured llama at 12c per lb; Leg Mutton. 10c per lb; Forequarters Mutton. iicperlbgllegllsmb,12"opermlb;'Fore- . narters Lamb [chi best illl the city. Stew Mutton or Lamb, “:fiiililfliiliiiii'l‘ 'Donovan’ 11 Block, JAJCKsows PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the earner a'rvnaasn "area. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) All: LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S 8101“”. E. 111. Jackson. Photographer. FALL TRADE} 1895. ladies and children, at the lowest prices ever known. One case children‘ a white merino Shirts and Drawers. all sizes, at 25c apiece. Have made a purchase eta large line of Rage. one to two yards long. at near- Will ofler them toyou at a small advance above cost. a clean walk over: the same as the‘ do per cper lb. Stock guaranteed toll he Pothe P93“) FREE DELIVERY. Front 8. Ayers, Proprietor. South Norw aik. , 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, (loan. STREET. bargains we offer in Underwear fcr at 25c apiece, worth 8716. .STREET. - - NORWALK. Slillllll Sililiiillllll. lllTlEli. (.‘OUPIES a ‘Bortlon of E. Gusowski's store. 0 corner of and Water streets. Nor- walk. rail and see the latest styles in spring hats. caps. ere. Thelillvelside in School Art students League Course. Mrs. V. D. Prentiss Llugan. Miss Grace Leonie Prentiss. lnstruc tor. Class in drawing. painting and out of door skelehlngto open Mlurday. Sept. 1...!) Apply belore Soul 17 to Miss Scott. at Public Library. South Norwail. Jim __,—-—-_,.___....__-—-- DARIEN AND NOROTON. Miss Ethel Staples, of Brooklyn, in company with \iiss Louise Austin and lames Lathrop, went bicycling yesterday afternoon W'hile they were passing the residence of Holly Secley, Miss Staples had the misfortune t01flltll her skirt in the sprocket wheel of her bicycle She was thrown. and sustained a sell ere sprain of her ankle. Mr. Lathrop at once started foraphysician, but while he was gone‘ Dr Richard Bohannau, of Stamford hap- pened along, and attended Miss Staples. lie carried her to Miss Austins home. Later Eddie Austin brought the bilycie home. The selectmen met yesterday afternoon and began compiling the annual reports in readiness for printing and distribution before October let. The work was got- ten well uuder way, and the board adjourned until next Tuesday afternoon. P ....__- when the reports will be finished. A chimney in the aimahouee, at Locust Hill where Mrs. Sarah Hall is matron. took fire yesterday and created a good deal of excitement for a few minutes. Finally the inmates formed a bucket brigade and extinguished the blaze. Mrs. Bertha Burchard McKay has ro- turned from an extended pleasure trip with Mr and Mrs William Moser. A large tree in fronts of Dr F W. Darmer'sresldence.w was blown down by Thursday's storm. Carlton White was stoned by a crowd of boys while going to his home, Thurs- day evening. The infant. son of Mr. and Mrs. \i'lll- mutt, Jr., is dangerously ill. Matthew Lambert has been visiting in llanbury. ——lce cream soda at Lane's. BRANGHVILLE Fred Leonard haakretnrned to hishomc in New York city, having spentaweslc visiting with the Godfrey families. Miss Lillie Vanor era. of Belden Hill. lodfrey one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. larl Williams spent l‘rh day with their daughter, Mrs. Auroina Mead. Mrs. 11. N. Webb in] Mrs. J. ii. Wil- llama visited Mrs. Jere lluscos on Tues- day. Arthur Eilensteln. of Bidgelield, visited at J. H. Williams’ on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menu, of Norwalk. spent. Sunday at the homestead. Mrs. Ablah Mead. of Daabury. spent a few days in Branchvlile. Mead spent a few dents Nellie M. as West avenue We are headquarters for School Supplies of all kinds. Dlsbrow. TEACHER or PIANO Terms reasonable on application. Address. Text Books, Pens, Pencils, Pads, Tablets, Slates, Copy Books, llrawing Books, Spelling Blanks. ll. ll. Plaislod, 43' 1111111131111 811111. Pork. ' $| .25. auglll 11m We are overstocked and the slack must he reduced. from three years lo fourteen years. Pallellls ale _‘ neat and many; regular price $100 and You save filly and seleMy-live cents on each waist. SEE the DISPLAY lll oul South window. ' A few more of those 82.95 Suits left. and see them. 111111111 1111., CLOTHIERS, 14 South Main street, South Norwalk. where else. tomere? l ff. 1 BEST GRAIN ' ‘1 FOR Houses AND CATTLE. A. W.A ‘“ 11‘“i:‘lliili‘l‘i‘“““ City Employment Agency. Ladies and gentlemen desiring. competent helpgany capacity can obtain 1111 same 111. vs agency. Also those desiring posi- 70 North Main street. South Harwell. 1119. King’s m Silllililijhilii Bills 81111111. 811111. Silllnllil. “Willis-- get” 111111131 Prevale- Thoroughly for 001- l . l - .1.=h1.3n1-.".11ue.e- 8 All gm OAK page; mm U. ”filth“ 'Fdh'éifin. W "W” IOWA“ Slillllls IAIN Bl Waebhfgten street. amenity“. tenant.“ bu “eh I) man-ion M eventual ire-its I "' m”‘"“i‘..."""‘“ lions. rail it a with Star Shirl Wajsls. Sizes lull _ Our Fail Goods will be ready in a week or ten days. Wait . Masonic Building, Norwalk. every day we hope. This isn’t a perfect grainery. We make mistakee~fewer than four years ago—fewer than yesterday. it you care to know. It would be a perfect grainery if honest effort would make it so. lieve that honesty, liberality, good service in every way, are sure to win in the long run. 1 have been selling grain for some years, and have had to give my customers the best or see them go some- May I not number you among my cue- Welle- MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL smear. , The Leading Grain Dealer. BRANCH omen. sonnsss’ 1.1va 511131.11. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should wantzauy Diamonds. Watches. Jewelly or or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned. call or send at onee:to Silvelwars USTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. Taylor a Golden. lleal Estate and Insurance. wasarae‘roa m. «Wmam M. nannies our list. was tall Pasture Beach om roa run slam. SEA FOOD 0' ALL KINDS. lull 81111111 01111111. 15 tools. seems a asvsotos. mm in In NOTICE. Nagfnwflebizfilyw “all.“ them: ..... Wig-5 90“! am. ‘Rfl nfimflfi?’ git
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