hum-m... very evening. ‘ tar his recent serious illness. “eminent house on Water street. atflmalk. day morning. on Chestnut IItreet, Norwalh. Monroe street widening will come up. on the 2:25 train. ofl. ‘ Ferd Heine, son of Professor A. Heine. , of Clay street, has accepted a position with the firm of F. A. Hall 8: (30., proprie. tors of a large plumbing and hardware business in Danbury. ”a , for Storrs Agricultural college. ‘" Fauntleroy will he succeeded at J. A. ". Pluneo’s. where he has been employed as clerk, by Robert Morehouse. ——Ice cream aoda at Lane‘ 5. James B. O’Reilly. who was fined no and costs last Saturday for an assault ' upon his aged father, and who appealed the case, furnished a bond of MOO, with , John Maloneassurety, until the case is called. '. ... There was a good sited audience at the " "Norwalk Opera House. Saturday night to witness the closing performance of Puck’s Comedians. The play presented It. gave good call!» was “The Bad Boy." , faction. On Thursday the civil 0. Holmes vs. Hoyt vs. Pleas at Bridgeport. ‘ The Volk Hat company will not issue any posters of the Harrington hat to the trade this season, but by special arrange. ment the Ottmsnn Lithographic com— pany. of New York, will supply them to dealers throughout the country. The new walks on the west side of West street are completed from Taylor avenue to the Elm Grove store. Contractor Bach began work last Saturday laying the curb When com~ plated, the street and walks will be the on the east side of the street. best in the town.” The county convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held September 25. in Greenwich. The annual 2 and 8, in Hartford. Mrs. T. A. Durand is the delegate of the local society and, with Mrs. Williams as president, will attend state convention occurs October l, the sessions. A party of fifteen went to Oynter Hay, L. 1., Saturday afternoon, in George V on- Alatyne'e yacht Ward V. Those on board Clarence Noah, Robert A. McDonald. H. A. Mathewson. G. E. Bogart, Charles Fltch,il, W. Eaton, Charles Dimoud, lieorge Byington, Or- lando Allen, Thomas Benedict, Jr., Frank N. Ferris, George VauAistyno, M. ’l‘. were Jeane M. Ferris. Hatch. William Palmer. The quartermaeter general has paid the ,‘ did'erent railroads for the transportation of men and freight to and from Nlantic. New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, tum-44,526.10 for men. and 6660 for horses, guns. etc; Philadelphia and Read- hll. “73.00; New England. “14.82; Central The sums paid were as follow: Vermont, tom 60: South Manchester. 8125. all. Total outflow “PureandSm‘e.” C MING POWDER... gradient is tested before compounding, and of the highest standard. Them; Inflation will he half! A." B Epckiel I. ill at her home on ‘ Tho Norwalk shoe stores now remain a‘Ilouucllraan W. H. Smith iscouvslee M Shields is repainting F. C. Beck- Dotha Stone Pianeo now has Mo! J. A. Pinnco a stationary store Lawrence P. Mott celebratedthe seven- ty-ill‘at anniversary of his birthday, with ‘ latives at his home on Elm street, Sat- "K“. F. E. Robbins. of the Norwaik Biotin. church, exchanged Ipuipits with Rev. J. H. Hoyt, of New Canaan yester- Mr and Mrs. GebrgeH. Quintard will , telehrste the fifth anniversary of their : manage, to-momw night, at their home An ajourned meeting of the South Nor- walk Board of Councilmen will beheld til-night at 8 o'clock, at which time the Hugh Monahan left Norwallr yesterday [With Puck’s Comedians, having joined he hand connected with the company. He is a former member of Dwyer‘s band. ' J. A. Pinneo left Norwaik for the wild and woolly west last Saturday afternoon A large number of hlsfrlendswere at the depot tosee him Louis Fauntleroy left Norwalk today Mr. suits of W. Jonas Worden, C. R. Rosa Guaraieri, and A. H. Brewster vs. Jacob Schaub will come up for trial in the Court of Common will ranting of Brother? mom at’N' ' «rev-v The steamer Favorite took shoot two‘ hundred people on the excursion to Plea“ sure Beach, yesterday afternoon. ’ m: avenue and Warren street. East Norwalh. after the next meeting or the City Coua~ cil. ' The Y. M. C". A. Seniors and Juniors had practice games of football last Sat~ urdav. The captain of the Juniors is Homer Byingtou; A meeting of the advisory committee, of the South Norwalk Baptist church, will be held in the pastor’s study, Wed~ nesday night at 7:30 o'clock. .___.__... ,--.) The British schooner Theodore-(from St. John, N. 8., with cargo of lumber for the Norwalk Lumber company, was en- tercd at the custom house at Bridgeport, last Saturday. The Westport and Saugatuck Horse Railway company, and the Norwalk Street Railway company have filed an ac- teptance of their charters with the score tary of state. a The Woman’s association of the South Norwalk Baptist church. will hold its monthly business and missionary meet— ing at 8:30 o’clock, Wednesday afternoon, at the church. The drills of the Boys’ Brigade, of the South Norwalk Baptist church, which have been so helpful. instructive and thoroughly enjoyable to the boys, will be resumed next month. The monthly meeting of Grace Chapter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew. will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 at the home of David W. Workman. instead of tonight, when an important parish meeting is to be held. ”‘ The great Danbury Fair is near at hand. It opens October 7th, and lasts until the 12th. There will be bicycle races Tues— day and trotting each succeeding day, besides the splendid exhibits and num- berless other attractions. At Grace church, yesterday, Rev. S. H. Watkins announced that a mission would be held there from November 10 to 15. At the Sdnday school session an impressive baptismal service was held the rite being pronounced upon two infants. Martha Johnson, of Norwalk, arrested for stealing a watch from Mrs. Estella Barnes Saturday afterinoon, was sentenced tothe Connecticut industrial School for Girls at Middletown. Chief of Police Brad— ley accompanied her to that institution this morning. -Codee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane's The business men of the town will meet in Arion Hall, Wednesday night. to. com- plete the formation of a protective assoc. iation. Every business man is invited to attend. It is proposed that the aamcia. tion engage a collector. who shall devote his whole time to the businew. Mr. King has returned to Stamford from his summer vacation, spent chiefly in his native place. Woodstock, Vt. King's school will be reopened on the 26th, and meanwhile the principal will be glad to communicate with parents who are arranging for placing their surfs in school. _— A social will be given by Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George, in Hermaunsoehue Liederkranz Hall, (ia- zette building, Thursday. September ‘JII. The committee having theaflairin charge are: William White, chairman; Harry Chittlm, David Chittlm, J. Carr and J. Whitley. Reluctantly the residents of Bell island are beginning to turn their faces homeward Some were glad to go back to the regular routine of life, but the majority cannot refrain from experiencing a feeling of re- gret as they leave the place that has far- nlahed so much actual rest and quiet rec- reatlon during the summer season. The Young People's Society of Chris- tian Endeavor, of the South Norwalk Buptlet church, In arranging a rally to be held the Rth of next month. Au enjoy- able programme will be rendered and re- freahmeute will be served. it will be free, The desire of the ofllcers and mem- ber» of the oocletyls to promote the in- terest and sociabllty of their church.‘ so. ciety and friends._~.__m_ The directors of the New York and New Haven railroad have chosen Arthur l). Osborne, of New Haven. a director to auc- ceed est-Governor Morris, deceased. This selection is a ourpriso, for Mr. Osborne has not been thought of by the general public in connection with,tbe other. Mr. Oaborue is president of the Second Nation— al hank. New Hayen. The directors have declared a quarterly dividend, payable September to (manta saws ox axon-m race.) III III "Adams WW. _ Mrs. J. A. Decker has moved from W fair committee will meet South Main street to the corner of First It is probable that a milk inspector for " Norwalk will not he appetite until'lh" Ours is not high water marl: but low water mark-in prices. Business with us is a clean walk over; the same as the yacht race. We can furnish you with the . best Sugar Cured Hams at 12¢ per lb; Leg Mutton, 10c per lb; Foreqnarters Mutton, beperlb; Leg Lamb, 127:: per lb; Fore- alerters Lamb,0c perlh; Fresh Pork, 2‘.c per lb. Stock guaranteed to be teh best inl the city. Stew Mutton or Lamb, 4c perib FREE DELIVERY. €NEWYHBKIIIBKET Frank 8. lysrs, Proprietor. Donovan a Block. South Norwalk. J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the “1mm All) "Ital. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest nroductlonsof the ruoroansemo A". LARGE COLLICTION 0’ CHILDREN'S STUDIES. E. m. Jackson. Photographer. (Over—u. F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall street, Norwalh, Cola. EDWARD STREET. FAIJL TRADE} 1 895. Your attention is called to the special bargains we offer in Underwear fcr ladies and children, at the lowest prices ever known. One cape children’s white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at 25c apiece. Good value at 35c. One case ladies’ ribbed Vests and Pants at 2m: apiece. worth 87w. Have made a purchase of a large line of Bugs, one to two yards long. at near. ly one half regular price. Will offer them to you at a small advance above cost. Purchasers will have a decided bargain. EDWARD STREET, N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. - - sum Santana. «um. 0001]le agilrtlon“t of E. Gusowskl's store. NORWALK. Nellie M. Disbrow. TEACHER 0F PIANO. The llIverside In School Art students League Course. Mrs. V. D. Prentiss Llugan. hllss Grace Leonie Prealise. instructor. Claaaln drawlus. filming and out of door sketchingto open I-sIurv'ay. Sept. 2i. Applv before Sep' if to Miss Scott. at Public Library, Booth Norwais. m WINNIPAUK. We sre headquarters for A delightful picnic was held in the Winnipauk woods by a party of young 8Gh00l Suppllea 0' S" "INS. people, Saturday afternoon. flames Were " played and refreshments were served. Among those present were Misses Blanche Aiken,Marion,Clara and Florence Louden. Bertha and Lena Hutchinson, Laura Pollard, Maud Bray, Lula Schrayer, Harriet Keith. Herbert and David Pollard. Arthur and Floyd Evans, Percy Thump son, Clair London. Edward and Harry Underhill. The Winnipauks defeated the Ridge- fields, Saturday. by a score of I‘.‘ to 7. WESTON. Rev. and Mrs. C. ll. Peace entertained a number of young people at croquet, on Thursday afternoon. Miss Fannie Peace, of East Haven, is a guest at the parson- age. The fiftieth anniveraary exercises of , Emmanuel church were largely attended. The visiting clergymen [were entertained Tflblm. by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hoyt. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, who are . now in Albany on their wedding trip, S'a'es state that they will visit Canada before I lirawmg Books, Spelling Blanks. TeXI Books, Pens, .. Pencils, It in expected that the Fairiield South- weat Conference will hold its next meet- ing in the Norlleld churcb,on October int. Mr». lleForeat and three children, of Port Chester. N. Y.. are goods of .Vlra. Hawley Williams. On Friday afternoon and evening. Minn Minnie Williams entertained a number of young friend». Joseph Smith atill continues very Hi. George Heed has nine been quite sick for aeveral days Rev. Dr. Hiker, of Port theater. was the guest of Bar. A. Hamilton last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait. of Bethel. have visited Mrs. G. B‘Sturgos. The Norfleld Y. P. S. C. E. meeting was led by C. H. Peace on Sunday evening. Miss Mary Garry has returned from II two weeks' visit in Iloboken, N. J. Mrs. Ephraim Fitch. who has been ill several days, is better. Miss Bertha Whittleoy has returned to Norwalh. “Jones has enclosed stamps with his contribution," said the editor. “Well. are you going to publish it?" l’ve got to l need the stamps ” ’ mmminmawnuymmgis . wrote-a W you out to corner of aldian Water streets. Nor Tar on reasonable on application. Address. hat». caps. e229 M the hm “flu in :3?” at West avenue. augill cm W... -_ .- . ,W' .. _ _ . life an overstocked wiIh Slat Shin Wallis and the stock must be reduced. from three years to fourteen years. Panama are neat and many; regular price" Still) and 5.15. You save cents on each waist. our 80th window. sizesgIIII flin and seventy- dive SEE the msuu in? A few more of those $2.95 Suits left. Our Fall Goods will be ready in a week or ten days. we: and see them. illiMSTlIl‘Ill 8808., CLOTHIERS, 14 South Main street, South Norwallr. Masonic Building, Norwalk. ~. ‘2‘ GETTING tomert. ‘ go, 3 BEST oasis ‘0 9 FOR HORSES ' AND cams BETTER every day we hope. This isn't a perfect grainery. We make mistakes—fewer than fo: r years ago—fewer than yesterday, if you care to know. It would be a perfect grainery if honest effort would male it so. We be- lieve that honesty, liberality, good service in every way, are sure to win in the long run. I have been selling grain for some years. and have had to give my customers the best or see them go some- where else. May I not number you among my cus- MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL sranm. The Leading Grain Dealer. BRANCH omen. BOLIIANS’ LIVERY smote. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should waatlsay Diamonds Watches, Jewelry or SilveIware or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, cell or send at once to A. W.A USTlN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NOBWALK. ”mifniifilréwm "* "h 8in Employment Agency. lea and gentlemen desiring competent hep luau) capacity can obtain be same at the” above agency. Also those desiring posi- one. mm 70 North Mala street. South Norwailt. fur. King’s sebum uvs BtIliIIIIl. gugfififlllllnlll, ,“""’ ”W. ... “a... Taylor a Golden. Real Estate and insurance. wasnmo'roa eraser. with the call “and” examine our "glint."1 and ones-v Persons loohla’mc fora "did? NOTICE. ONCE ls hereb v0?" rsof t eql'bird n that the tgwn Norwalh. tvlllhsv la melons! .. Monolith. “up; a no open Sept. 26. m... ,mfl» ,,, m”. y a; liberates Thoroughly for Co]. until 50(3le p. m. for the purpose In" IIIIcIIIIoII lobe modes lat mine“ have entered col front lose WI": know of its NWT 3&3? Dagger, eooiw‘sa‘ atlteot “3', hamalAngiassss‘gm ladi- Hmflgm groan: a iieatoilomm cipal. W m “Mild “files MK “3 WUHW street. mam...» "rm-M...“- 1': "I mm casein. ‘ Biotin Vfiifllfiffi. i’l‘hlrd Norwaih,0o annilsptemhar If!“ NOTICE. N uncommon hereby given (5.9%”? Town of borwallt. dill he" Inversion at town on'f‘hurulsy ’ nvo'emlawdobo .. rooster fl. 1M8 . .. v ’ I 3’" , I“ . 8.
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