gday'to visit her son Fred, in Ansonia.
. the Bennett and Hunter properties on
-, East avenue are being put under ground.
1 man. The ceremony will be performed
' .oltllens of the town to applications to the
1 ”It! are of the opinion there are enough
. saloons here now:
A. - ably about October 15.
than lit that this branch of the passenger
, this week. Mr. Hill's many South .\'or-
- caisson for the eastern abutment of the
‘ for many years, was blown up with n
the divisions. Those who are known as
. twenty-five cents and the seco1ul"trick
. wages
- A. Judson, of that place,
' place. (‘haries Keith of Voruulk now
« ushers.
: and Mrs. Moran were the recipients of
7 Ware. The evening 111111111111 with 14111111111
"and speeol1~111akinm
, Under the bead of“(loo1l and Welfare
Keith of Seymour place.
ill of typhoid fever. ‘
AM“... ’i
,. M. C. A is about to introduce a
bath at one of the features of the
no place, corner West avenue and
131111111: there October let.
M and Clarence Cram went to
‘ ' pring on their yacht “Humming
yesterday, to witness the yacht
am 8. Olmstead, of Berkeley
has left Arnold 1S: Co.’s foundry
accept employment in a Brooklyn
adry. “W
1511-1111121. Bsnmkratz, chef for if. A.
, has moved from East W'ashington
to Professor Vogler’s house on
, tWashington street.
«AWL. ..
I‘M‘ason’s quart iambic, and pints .15c
01, at Joselovsky & Co.’ 3, East Norwalk.
Mrs Minnie E. Radie, who broke her
taut her home on Main street, N‘orwalk,
oudaynight, intended to start yester-
Those water and sewer pipes that have
been obstructing the roadway in front of
The West avenue macadam is being dug
up and the road graded towards the gut
tor, which has been lowered from Dr. J.
G. Gregory’s residence to the brow of the
bill.
I Cards are out announcing the approach-
marriage of Charles Scott Prowitt. of
orwalk, and Miss Emma Louise F ree-
1an street, Brooklyn, Tuesday,
, It. is announced that there will be
' V .0” opposition on the part of many
County Commissioner for new licenses, as
Thesummertrnflic trains on the (on-
solidated road will soon be discontinued.
The new changes will go into effect prob'
Next year it is
bust ess will be materially extended.
Emory F. Hill, at High street, who was
recently appointed assistant superinten-
dent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company in Stamford, began his duties
walk friends wish'him great success.‘
Contractors Mairs 8: Lewis yesterday
afternoon sunk the remaining half of the
new railroad draw bridge. The old
center pier, on which the bridge swung
charge of dynamite. Monday.
——Co fiec with cream, F11; 1:11p, at. Lane’s.
It is reported that the Consolidated
Railroad company has ordered a reduc
tion In the wages of the towcnnen on all
been cut
the first “trick men" have
men” five cents. This is done to equalize
At Trinity 1 lllll‘tll, .\e .'.1tnw11 11111101111111
afternoon, the wedding of Mi.~:1 1.111111
Grace Judson, daughter of Mrs. Julia
and Herbert
“ill take
Sherman (‘lark of Meridon,
located in Mmiden, “ill la- one of 11111
Jame» i“. Kenncy, of Pine street, Nor
walk, a foreman at the Lockwood Mann“
facturlng company's f1111to11y,ls looking
for the man who told the reporters be Wit-1
going to open a saloon Mr. Rooney is a
good Methodist and 111111 only inquiring
about the store for another person. The
Sentinel gladly 1 orrectn the error.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moran, of 111‘:
South M11111 atreot on Monday Mulllllfl
celebrated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage. About tummy-live rein-
tivoit and friends \Vcro in 11111-111I1111c11. Mr.
"Warm Very pretty p‘rownls. mainly chinm
which concluded
with a tempting collation.
Sherman (11111111111. llnynl A 1111111111111. 113;.
peottoinlilatc f1111r1-:11111li1l1111111111111111111
night, and desire 11.11 large 1111 attendance
‘0! members 1111 possible 111 tlr- 111111- 111114.
It is expected that adelrgahon from Porn ,
Mans Councilmf Naturallfm‘ill I111 1111111111111.
of the Order,” 11.11 entertainment or some
kind will be givrn. and cake and 11111111111
A hot press arrivied 11111 morning 11.".
Dennis 8.1 Blanchard. the straw but man-
facturers on Water street.
market.
Edgar Demmon, a former clerk for E.
Morehouse, the West avenue grocer, is
now driving the baker wagon for William
Marx.
Frank C. Becker, who had his tenement
house on Water street repainted last
week, is now having a tar roof put on the
building.
The steamship “Persia,” on which Miss
Bertha Marqnardt, of Fair street sailed,
September 14. passed Prarole Point on
September :33. ‘
A three~masted schooner ran aground
in Cockenoe’s Bay, yea terday. The boat
was bound for New York, and after some
delay was gotten fl.
Ellenville, N. Y., have accepted positions
with Raymond Brothers. John Porter, of
lift. Kieco. has also secured a position
with the firm.
Miss May Rigby is seriously sick of
typhoid fever, in Xcrwizh. where she has
been teaching school. Tier mother, Mrs.
Charles H. Righy, has gone to her daugh-
ter’s bedside.
The bill of the town of Norwalk, for
the care of the Whaley family, which am-
ounted to something over $167, has been
forwarded to the town of Ridgeileld,
where the family belonged.
v—Attend sociable to be given by Sons of
St. George, in Liederkranz Hall. Gazette
building, Thursday, Sept 26. Richmond,
prompter. Admission? 5 cents.
Uneaa Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., met lastnight,
and conferred the chief‘s degree oh sev~
eral candidates. Next Tuesday night
there will be ten or twelve candidates to
strike the trail and become Red Men.
A hearing to determine the mental
condition of Julia Coleman will be held
in the Norwalk Probate Court, tomorrow
morning at to o‘clock. Dre. Baker and
Higgins will make the required ex-
amination.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Jennings will
vacate their residence. corner Fairlield
avenue and High street. on October Land
take up their residence in New York for
the winter. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. I-‘oote
will occupy their place here during the
winter.
The executive committee of the hospital
fair will holdameeting Friday night at
the home of Mrs. E. C. Johnson, llavi-
laud street. A meeting of the general
committee will be held Monday evening
in the Woman‘s Building. All members
are urged to attend.
Lasteveninga young man went to V.
A. Scofield's livery stable and engaged a
horse and carriage for a drive. Aftera
few hours‘ ride he drove the horse back
and left it standing at. a punt in front of
the old Congregational Church, where
Mr. Scolield subsequently recovered it.
This is the second time he has been d11-
frmnled of his pay in this number.
wire cream soda at Lane's.
Mrs. Henry Cornell, of .\'orwalk. while
on her way home from New York 1111 the
1‘1 o'clock train last evening. was injured
on 11111.1 of her arms by 11 111i1.-1.-il11. She was
resting on the window Hill of the ear,
and it. is thought she was struck by a
piece of stone from a prc11111t11re blast.
The accident happened near Greenwich.
'l‘1111 Norwalk newspaper 1111-11 were i11~
vitcal to 11 banquet by tho owner of 11 I111-
iel atoneof the shore resorts, and the
'l'ramwuy company placed 11 special car at
their disposal. They had 11 good 1.111111, 1111
newspaper 1111-n always do, but it “11111.11
little too far win-11. 11.11 we read in 111111 pa‘
per.“ti1e1:l1uirn wrrc tipplcd." It 111111111,
I111vol11~ona pretty dry crowd. «Anaemia
Sentinel. '
It I111». Ill'f‘ll discovered that Wilbur
Wing, who forged the 111111111 of his father.
IU-v.(‘.S.Wi11g, lo 11 large number of
checks on flu1 Nails-1111 Street. bank
Brooklyn. went. to New ”even from Nor-
walkiaftor hie eta-1111111111 here. From there
it I11 thought he went to Boston. llev.
Mr. Wing will probably reimburse the
the National llnak of Notiwall; I'or (I111
$‘:.‘11l111tl1l11 111111 scoured.
» Wonk flab 1'1 11111 per pound. .\'1-\v York
market. ...
'l'hc Norwalk police 111111ofthcopinlon
that. lf‘. ll. lllack. the insurance 11111-111
who mammal Noru‘aik peupb1 with
\‘1‘1111tl1l111111checks, is now to jail in ”111111111,
1111121111 the alias 111‘ II. II. llookcr. llc.
1111311111111 1111 an insurance 1111111. and [111-111.
In Boston from Hartford. 'I‘hc dcaerlp-
111111 tallies with that of lllautk.
uncut. llet.l11,-11paroonl worth lean checks.
will be stifled. topped oil with ciiunw.
1
Iev
“Absolutely
“ Pure andi..1re.”
land S
BAKING morn.
1111111112111: news 1131: 1111111111 11.1mm
the best and most
Hiram Famer and Thomas Monroe, of ‘
’l‘lw ‘
,scbemo I111 worked in Boston 1111111111l1ir11
1111 111111111 111111 pretend lobeaulawn-11.111111
and to furnish them with too finest productions
, LARGE COLLECTION 03'
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Head’s Coafectionery.)
Good value at 35c.
Purchasers will have a decided bargain.
EDWARD
N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ll. ”WT
her next time.
Donovan’s Block.
JACKSON ’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST STYLE AID nurse. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
22 South Main Street.
Willi” Willfllil l’illlilllISill
is anxious to give her neighbor the bene-
fit of her» experience when she makes
satisfactory purchases,
in her 1marketing.
good meat,
FREE DELIVERY.
NEWIIIIIKIIIBKE'I‘
Frank 8. Ayers, ' Proprietor.
of the PHOTOGRAPH“) AB‘I‘.
CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
Photographer.
53 Wall Street. Nor-walk, Coaa. '
EDWARD STREET.
FAILL TRADE
l 895.
Your attention is called to the rpecial bargains we offer in Underwear for
ladies and children, at the lowest prices ever known.
One case children’ 11 white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at‘ 25c apiece.
One case ladlea' ribbed Van; and Pants at 25c apiece, worth 3710.
Have made a purchase of a large line of Rugs, one to two yards long. at
ly one half regular price. Will offer them to you at a small advance above cost.
STREET,
o o
I
and especially
When she receives
00d weight for her money,
she invites or neighbor to come with
Our meats and vegetables
are fresh every morning, and we are sure,
for value. we cannot be touched. Next
time you go marketing
we are convinced this wil lend to our
mutual advantage.
ive us a trial;
South Norwalk.
NORWALK.
8 I'-
Sllilllll SHERWOOD. IIATTEII.
Cf‘ UPIESa ‘gortton of E. Gnsowskl's store.
corner of all and Water stream. Nor-
walk. 1 ‘all and sec the latest styles in spring
bate. caps. etc.
The llwerside Art School
Art students League Course.
Mrs.“ ll. Prentiss Hogan,
Leonie Prentiss. instru1 tor.
Classm1iravvln»..palnlinc and out of door
sketching to open aavun a). Septi‘l.A11plv
bemre Sepoli to Miss Scott, at Public Library,
South Norwalk.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The members of the Congregational
choir are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehousc,
Minsk Louise and Stella Austin, .-\1111
Conn, Addie \Vaierbury, Annie ('111111.
Addie andtieorgie Whitney. Ilclen 51-11-
ileld, Helen Mort-[10111111, Mrs. (anrlm
Hayes, and Messrs. If. M. Smith, Edward
llindley, Theodore Morebouso and Mr,
Jones. Stanley Whitney is organist.
Miss Grace
Miss Mary Whitney, 11 long time resi—
dent of the Gracious street homestead,
where her fatl111r,t.l1el:1t1- “1111111111 Whitney
of thel'ongrcgational cl111r1'l1,11111l his wife
celebrated tbcirgolden wedding. hm 1111.
ccntlytakcn up Ill‘l‘ residence with her
brother and sislcrin law, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry \Vhilucy. of Ilarlcn.
Al the llepubllcun caucus, 111-11. 'l‘ues-
day night. it is probable the 111111111 of
Charles W. Raymond will be presented
for the utlice 11f 111-1111'1 1111111. Mr. li11y11111111i
I111~1 l1r1111o1111 of the 1111151. energetic party
workers and his friends think he do
serves. the nominali1111..'1111l that I111i11 11'1-ll
quallllod to fill II11-otlim1.
Mine A1111 Ilupbam has l1111\‘1‘ll from
Prospect111'11111111to ll11- .lnmcs ll. l‘inu-
11111r placc.
lirm-st Koch went to New Yorl. again
ftfbit'l‘illly to Inm- l1ls1-y1-1tr1-at.e1i
[.111114 \\ il111ot, an old resident 111' Born-
l,r111 1l‘1111l Mondzn
WESTPORT
(barlre ‘1-‘1l111r111oo1l. 111‘ H1111g111111k, 11111»;
leaning on a rail in front of hi» blur-111.
w1I11-11ll1cr11il brolu1 and Mr. Hhcrn‘ood
I'cll forward. alriklng with lull Weight.
1111 111111111 Hope. “In 11111111 1111111111111-111111
and alumni. brokcp, and hi». Innu- brulsml
11111I111r11i11c1i. A11 Mr. Hln-rn‘nod wriulm
21111 111111111111 and is eighty-cud”. 311111511 11I1I,
H111 injury in 1111sliizht11111ll1-r.
bongo l’ vll‘lllllill;c nl 1'1'11111'1 liarnw.
l11111111111111lnl1tl11r [111111.11 11111.41 :1l1l1- in
‘11111111'11r1l. 11lnt'111qtl111111l1 1111 mm l1 .1111-
111111114 ”111 deacrlptinn of the 11111.1 alolcn
from him 111111 “'i'i‘il, is In that vicinity.
Mr. .l111111‘1111411 “1111!. I11 that 111111111 In lbw-~11
”1111111 the matter.
There is what. might l1111'all111l 11., metal»
111111111 protest against. the quality of water
1111111 being furnished by tho Wonlporl
Water 1‘11111pa11y in its eubmmllnerss. .‘1‘11
complaint is madeconcerning the quantity
of the water, but it‘s the quality. that‘s a
different thing.
Connnlsoioncr Roosevelt, of New York
city, will build acountry residence 111.1111"
Green’s Farms. It will front on the
50111111111111 will be a magnificent build-
Ing.costlng our 1121105100. The contract
has been awarded» Hurley ac Casly, of
Bridgeport
Whine-What makes you look so blue?
do «manufacture
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
.111 West avenue.
IIRU'GGIS'I‘.
A," .‘..N -. ._
in a Few Prices 1111
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dishw- haven't disarm all "
,3,“ Initiator Strut.
Nellie M. Disbrow.
Terms reasonable on application. Address,
snail) 13m
I. H. PIMSTED,
We Wish to Call Your Attention
PATENT MEIIIIIINES.
Hood’s Sinsaparilln, one
Aycrn’ Barmparilla, 1,17c
Payne’s Celery Compound, (We
Green's Norvura. 7'00
Alloclt’e Planters,
Castorie, 2:51:
Benson's Plan-tore, 1:211.
Penr’n Soup, lilo
Vaseline, 171117. boltlo, 1011
Yam line, 3117. bottle, U50
Cortcr'n Pills, :3 boitlcu for .351:
\Villim1’.1i’i11k l’dlc. 21:31:
Queen Pill. ‘3 14min 1111 l1, 2:30
We ..
1
11. 11. 11111111211,
Is in and ready for you to examine. We have taken 7. ‘
long stride on the road to perfection, and offer our
this season better fitting and better made Clothing than , .
fore. Continuing our old custom of using only the very
materials. We are having good success with our
$10, DRESS SUI
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Dia onal Suitsf I
Gateways or 8110115310.g or M?”
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CLOTHIERS,
14 South Main Street. South Numall;
Masonic Building. Ilomlh»
where
tamer .
. GETTING BETTER
every day we hope. This ian‘ t a perfect grainery. We
make mistakes—fewer than fouryears ago—fewer than
yesterday, if you care to know. It would be a perfect
arainery if honest effort would make 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-
May I not number you among my cus-
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Diamonds, Watches.
A. W. A
‘f,’ near 1111.111: BRANCH OFFICE.
1; FOR 1310113133 SOLMANS’
A1101. ATTLE LIVERY STABLE.
DERHAPS YOU DON’T!
llut if you should want:
Jéw'elry or
or your Watches, Clarke and Jomlry run
paircd and cleaned, call or send at once to
Silvelware
USTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
"11311. 1111‘1111111“8""""
City Employment Agency.
1.1111111 and gentlemen dcnlring competent
111-111111 1111} 1111111111) 11111 obtain 11111 111111111 M
ilmabovo unency. Aluollnme desiring 11ml~
tl111111. 7
7‘1Nor1l1 M111 1111111114.. South Romain.
Mr.Klng’o
iii. Hill 1113
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., (
FIE-ODE“ cent. .926.
The Wheel l'rep111111 'I‘huroughly for Col-
111.111 or “1111111111111.
Nlnt ulna hora have entered college
fromt1l11 school: 111111117 111? 1111 graduates
are gum-onufullv 11111:» cd in bill-Inc's
11111211 111111111 1115;111:1111? 1 M14 soon A11
‘ THEY (‘AN READ. Pinball classes: ladl-
vidaal attention. Tuition. “(It to 311111.
111 "Ill
Still
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t'troulars with referenced on a1 1" cation.
HIRAM U. KING, ripoizgal.
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itiii’iflllldifill‘dts 1111111
51 Washington street.
momma ”BC-mu.“ from in:
In massacre milder evenings trauma a
mum 1111111111111 1111 dun-Ia.
w. ...W
NOTICE.
1111111311111 1111 11151210115
l()I‘It'E b1 hwrtlw elven that thcaeleotmtn
l. and 11111111111111 11111111 Town of North“.
pill l111|1l1i~ loll-111111 tic ofiico of the town
11111 11 tor 1.111111111111111111f1-1111111111lngthe quail»
1111111111111 111’ tic 11111 and admitting“ 11
who. 11 111111l1 11111111ulmelmllbefolmd 1111 i'
Ilwl, 11-1 Hatutduyfllio L’iillilln of separator,
111111 from 11 1111111111 111 11111 orenoon anti
1111111111111 the afternoon unless ullonf. ‘lilt
to no nmdo' have I1 1111 admitted or rejected
before t|111l limo.
bated 111No1w111k. 11111211111 day of Sapient“
Int, i811
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USI'A II. “CR
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Taylor on Golden.
Real Estate andlnsuranca
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