. lathe Nowell: water-
m leaks into the tune
colonial Entertainment at
t‘eliuroh Friday even-
liio. Cake and cream will
1
n the entertainment of
k Athletic club met
decided to hold. it, on
e
. _ man today tendered
,n'to' Manager I. M. Hoyt
of..;other engagements which
y gathered at the Nor-walk
club’s casino, last night, and
evening of unalloyed pleasure.
trier tarnished music.
- y, will :meet at Butler Lodge
dill), and take the lz'll train.
"Simpler. has the contract to
. , pa the Tompkins place on
“grog! Pine street and West
heoooupied next week by Dr.
L purest coflee at Lane’s restaurant
harem-ail 0! Mrs. Alvin liauschildt
held this afternoon from her late rest
' ‘ Maple street. Ben. S. H. Wat-
' , elated, assisted by Rev. R. 0.
‘ L The burial was in Nor-walk
. .l #— ‘
ey Raymond, the plumber employ-
Nflh & VanScoy, lwas at work in
i E. F. Smith’s residence. yester-
hen he tore the flesh from the fore-
a: hls‘right hand, which has inca~
tell him for work.
eprilnaries of each of the ten dis-
7 of the town. so divided. will be
" May evening from 7 to 9 o‘clock.
y primaries in the Second and Third
willbe held at the same time
. PW- --.
1 Thomas Osborn, of Merwin street, was
riding his bicycle along Wail street this
morning when it became unmanageable
“andranlntoa trolley can Mr. Osborn
toll to the ground. and was slightly
‘ killed. The bicycle is minus a pedal.
-—---r--——-
i
‘ Thowwn auditors held a meeting last
, night and again went over the town ac-
'megcll'effllly picking out several items
3' 'P i will receive attention. At present
, are no new developments in the
Wow. The auditors hail nothing
.3, publication this morning.
(in! twiurscrew steamship l’atrin. of
III Rainbow-American line, with Mr.
:Mrl. Otto Barthel, 0! South Nor»
talk. and their niecc, Miss Emma Butter-
1*, of Ridgeway, PM... on board, in ex
W to arrive at New York tomorrow.
*Shoulder steak 4 lbs. for '33 its New
York miket.
Kn. W. A. 'i‘olleii. oi l'uiou l'ark,
received a telegram. yesterday afternoon.
dimming the death oi an aged aunt,
firs. Julia Simmons. in Hill!“ Falls, at r.
In. Tollcs had been making preparations
' “thither iormor home, but her departure
Uwaa hastened by the and intelligence
Mad by the dispatch. She loll Nor-
m male!!! Fails this morning.
' 0. Howard, of linkell'rystal, Minn,
3 trading a few days with Samuel J.
‘Vflkiua. Mr. Howard went. to Mlnnc'
slits in 1856 and has growu up withthe
may lichaebeou Stale Dairy l'onr
Manor of Minnesota. and i» one of the
1‘ known men in that section of the
m. lie has been mt since the
WTemplar convention in Boston,
”Inputs to reach home by the hill tilt.
.Watklus. during bin twelve years in
W. was closely connected with
Monument.
w
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m
me CITY FOL-KI.
" m at my”.
its Rania Hickey. of Clifton avenue.
fl Mrs. E. J. anlend and intact
W to their home in New
In. ,
W, in Hmtiord.
: rim. limit.
WMWMMW
tor the pact nix weeks. has been
‘ fl“ Stanford and Heath Kuwait.
Ulla. Saturday night. having
at, enjoyable vacation—4min
have been visiting Kr. and Mrs.
‘ m oi in scum has pm.
3“}. 1!. Raymond and daughters.
“.1. Iolwell audlldles 1!". (3. Ray.
about yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
use one. of Hartford. danghter
blotter. Jello note, of cm
cant at her W . Mom
‘ was that Haven.“
“who have item no“
mm W. Wander, at
marina. a. M. Layton.“ Iairlleld
avenue, are expected home tomorrow
houithair trip to'Atlanta, Ga.
_ Mu. Adam Grossehner, of Innington
avenue. is. visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Paul Kramarcik, in Brooklyn.
Mrs. George Gallon and daughter
Betty, and John Bounding .weut to New
York today for a short visit. ‘
Mrs. Romper. of Darlen, is the guest of
her mother. Mrs. William Weaver. of
, Quintard place, Norwaik.
MlssJeuny Q.'1'aylor,‘ot Utlea. N.Y.,
is spending a few weeks with Miss Lizzie
L. Seileck. Chestnut stmt. .
George Elle. the pieman, willtake a
vacation this week. He expects to visit
the Atlanta, Ga., fair.
William Miller add daughter Willa, oi
Havilaud street, started today for ’ Somer-
ville, N. J ., to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. (l. Betts, of Norwalk.
are attending the Masonic dedication . at
Wallingford today. .
1i. '1‘. Sheiiield, oi Not-walk. has return-
ed home after a two weeks’ vacation
spent at N eWport.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lorelle, 0! Mt.
Vernon, are guests of Charles Williams,
Harbor avenue. . ‘
Julius Dudley Wilmot, of Spring street.
has returned from a three weeks’ visit in
Providence.
Miss Nellie Grant. of Pennsylvania, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Doulens, of- Lock-
wood place.
Miss Alice Bright, of New Haven, in
visiting Mrs. Richard Nesbitt, of Non
walk.
Miss Maude V. Edmonds, of Norwalk.
left town today to attend school in Ohio.
Fred (3. Bennett is a guest of iriends on
The Green.
Some oi the Sick.
The condition of Samuel Story, whoae
illneas was reported in'these columns, re-
mains about the same.
Captain 8. Peck, of Main street, Nor-
walk, who has been ill, is now able to be
out.
Mrs. Elizabeth llorsett continues very
ill at her home an Academy street.
Two of E. J. Wadhauis‘ children are ill
with malarial fever.
WINNIPAUK. .
A surprise party was given MissMary
Usufield yesterday afternoon. A merry
party of young folks gathered at her
home. where games and refreshments
were enjoyed. Among the guests were
Miaseslirace Britta, Emma Britto. l" -
ny (Iroser. Agnes Barry, Sarah Barry,
Jennie Main. Mary McQuillan, Eva Ross,
Mary Aiken, Lena Reilly. Mamie Reilly,
Alicei‘nhill, Mary Lynch. Clara Davis,
l-iditli Adams, Elizabeth Brown: Messrs.
Frank Layden. Waiter l'nderhili. Joseph
bier. Charles lianileid. J antes i'ahili,
Lester liritto. (‘haries llritto. George
Whom, llenry Ross and Samuel ('anfleld.
The grass in some of the yards near the
Norwulk Fair Grounds was set on lire
Monday afternoon by aparka from the in-
i-zmintlvcol a passing train. The blaze
was quickly extinguished.
William F. Newcouib. of ihmlmrywho
has been confined with typhoid fever at.
the home of his parents in iiroatl River.
is able to go about the house.
Mrs. Etta Brody, of Providence, has
moved to Wiunlpauk. She received It
cor ioml oi furniture yesterday.
Mina Alice 'l‘ocque, of Broad River. has
obtained permission to attend the liver
iiivr-r M39091." ,, ,,
THE FURY OF VESUVIUS.
[our Flory tilt-rains Are Now Plowing
Prom ll» Crater.
Since llui l'l‘lil'Wl‘ll llt‘iil 'il,’ of tho vulva.
no Vesuvius channel lllltill' by llm \'tlll'illl~
io forces have ill‘l‘ullli‘ wry mldvnl. 'l'wu
new eruptive craters limo "punt-d up on
tho iiorlliiviwii'ru laiili‘ oi the cutie-bole
the former summit. Al ill-at. only it ill e
lava llmved from the new roan ilurlug
the first track n! .lnly on.» or them Idliu
lucrmwd in rim until it rmwlusl to the
loot oi tinI cinder cull". From this crevice
a lava stunm oi navlriy .900 (wt wide down
with 311th rapidity Inward the Mile of
Manila. and has by this time around tile
mi from the lemming-yin the elation at
the (‘llllll‘ railway. A heavy min of calm
acmmpaniml thin eruption. and bacon.
iiuued lll'l‘l' nilwn.
A great number of nightmare are can»
ing to Naples to admire the wonderful
mlmlunl Vesuvius in lb‘llvily. 'l‘b. last
reports announce that tour fiery str- one
are now descending the silica oi the who»
no, at which liieoan flowing initial-d Re.
ulna has already thtali‘llyt'fl two vlmardii.
Professor l‘ahulnri of the meted-illogical
built for the pivitwtlon oi the building.
it in imml. however. that this Winn
airline laitween Vesuvius and the 50mm.
emit minim sheaves at Meet. whle
Awolhrphmmmmhdm
mvefiuthewhlstllngmudem
ens “mmmma‘
ti m
mums. layers:
in: h ’ ‘1“.
W
'w,, Mmmmmngmu ,
mum ”filthy.“ Philadelphia.
health.
ohm-tamer had two lmmem stone walls
will baton feeblelo withstand the sour“
laces pres-sure brought upon it by the
stream of love which is overflowing the
crater at that print with a thickness of at
least 90 feet. The luau is now almost an.
insurable. The largest eruptive enter has
formed in the “Atria in: Cavalier," the
'l‘lielarsnowlmniluseram pastorate!
by this time a large late between the
Dolls ilel revenue and the military rifle
range. mrmthnmwmtirem
ass torturing and Molly using. The;
can and glow over all the surrounding.
by
realms
-.
terrains all appeals made to them for the
equailaatiou and perfection of the ”tear
meat. '
Patrick Kelly, the limo: inn Junk"
dealer, was driving. yesterday, a horse
afflicted with the quitter, and was elno
abusing it. Constable iiudrlgan made
Kelly takethe horse home, and reported
the afl'air to Humane Oillcer W. C.Burke,
who ordered Kelly arrested, charged with
cruelty to animals. *
William Godfrey, of East Net-walk, who
his daughter. Mrs. George Stevens, Lin-
coin street, until December list. Mrs. God-
frey will accompany him.
Miss Jessie Brundage, who has been
visiting relatives in Croton Lake, N. .Y.,
has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Bruuduge is visiting
friends in Ridgefleld, on account of ill
Miss Pearl Stevens, who has been vis-
tiug in Glenviile. has returned home.
Adaughter washoru to Mr. and Mrs.
William Moore. Jr., Sunday evening.
A birthday party will be given tonight
by Miss Etta Stevens, Cross street.
Miss Mary Brundage, of Mt. Kisco. is
visiting Mrs. John Brunduge.
Mrs. Albert Schmidt. oi Mamarouech,
is visiting Mrs. John Snilliu.
Miss Eva Ambler is sick.
wesroa. fl
Estella. the eleven-year-oid (laughter of
Rufus Gould, died on Thursday last,
after a week‘s illness. The funeral was
held from the house on Saturday. Rev. A .
Hamilton officiating.
Mrs. lleForest and children, who have
been spending a Week with Mrs. Howley
Williams: returned to their home in Port.
Chester, on Monday.
An ox owned by John Kellogg was over-
come by the heat while ploughing, on
Saturday, and died in a short time.
The town clerk and selectmen will be in
session at the Town House on Saturday,
for the purpose of making voters. ” '
The Noriield Y. P. S. C. E. meeting
will be led by the president. Miss Annie
Fitch, on Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Lane returned to her
sstudie at the Pratt institute in Brook-
lyn. on Monday.
Mrs. Edward Ferguson has returned
from a visit with her daughter in Green‘s
Farms.
A black snake seven lent in length was
Warjcnski. llnrry Adams, George llm'laillot by Wilbur Morehouse, on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Ephraim Fitch, who has been ill
for the past three weeks, is recovering.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilcox, on Sunday.
Deacon Fitch's little granddaughter
has been ill with malaria.
Miss Mamie SMH'KIN was at her home
here over Sunday.
Miss Dennison has returned to her home
in Waterbury.
Mrs. Milli-a liauilio entertains Olllxnl-
town irii-uils,‘ ..
ciiiiiiiiiin.4'w
.lohn llarthel was able to in) to bin [arm
yvatcriiay and supi-riulcud the gathering
of his I'rnps, which is being done by
(.‘onstabic Hunt and a force of laborers.
”sliver?
The Miners .lienurtt, Kittie, Hertha.
iieiutlaml Millie Lyell, of New York.
were tilcguestsuf Mrs. H. l’. Fitch over
promptu musical wan held. which was at~
very much in evidence.
(owls stole-u.
sayto her, and would take pal
mitt.
Wee—aura
District.
all
r .
fl _ ,
do“ “meantime-sunset r
An sacrament of live mills on the dial» ‘
is: m been laldou the rat-ibi- estate or
the South Five Mile River school district.
on the town list of 15“. The list is at the
house? of the district eommltteefieorge W.
Stevens. for examination. The Board at.
Bella! will meet at Guider'a Hall on Tues-
day, October 1, at 2 p. at. to hear tend do
has been sick the past year, will live with . ‘
Hunday. Ilii fiaturilay owning an im-
la-lidiul by manual of the neighbors. Solon
by Mimi .leoaett l.yail. Miss Kate liynll
and Miss Abbie Iiuutlio were loudly ap.
pleaded and ”Tan Little lhmku" were
Fred Banka' hemu'ry was visited by
chicken lhievmlastvveek and all of his
llympathetlc i'inlu Friend to iucousoi-
able Young Widow The last time i met
your dear husband be shipped and spells
to me with such a funny greeting thatl
wait the happier for ltall day long. Young
Widow. still oblivious oi dentition can
rent her loss.~Yea, that was Just like dear
David. There was no woman so humble,
or homely. or unatraetlvepor dull, but
that he could lied something pleasant to
us to say lt.
Salli Flu Ills lilo SM
ngio’hlfl‘x. ‘flss i.
which has great merit.
HilliiiillilNifillNliiill-Aii TMENT. .
‘ Wauddenfchangea in the weather the last week has reminded the prudent housekeeper that some arrangement
ii. made (or the cool a.” and nights which mean to come. Ouradviea n to buy one oi our venous on. m ‘
no you will hm no trouble to keep warm. rs. "Fm” n. we believe. the very best all heater mode. It a noun
appearance, will not smoke and there II no unpleasant odor from it. It is managed to best an ordinary tired room
from more to twenty minute! and the root to run it la: been estimated to be about one cent an hour.
seen in our window, or. it you will come in, we will be glad toabow you the aduotase this store has over any other. , "
HAVILAND CHI-NA.”
We have added to our stock of tine French China and have litany novelties in pliin for decanting as well as 1.‘
and Dinner Sets aod‘odd piec :e which are vary attractive. ' '
CARPET "SWEE
We have two styles of the Goehen S carpet c impany’s Sneepm. In advantage over all other sweepers is its aims .
plicily and ease of running, as it requires only its own weight to do the work
PERS...”
effectually and its new device for dumping,
p
"E".
iiis'inl 8. Mill, ill. ‘2 than Bil
gunman.
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
suunnn. sun. 2n.
THE ONLY ONE
JOE OTT,
Supported by his big Farce Comedy Com-
pany n
“THE STAR GAZEii”
(EVERYTHING NEW.)
lies the Great Trilhy Travisty,
JOE OTT A8 Williillll.
Prices. 36c.fsle.i’5c Seats on tale at Plats-
mo'» and Wealth drug stores. 1923
m
Danbury Fair
Oct. 7 to 12, ’95.
lUYCLE Paces. Tuesday; TRO‘l‘TlNG each
succeed ng day. All Speedjmtriee close
September 30th. bond for Premium List.
slllle‘ll G. M. BUNDLE. Src'y.
l)lS’l‘RICT 0F NORWALK. Hi" PROBATE
- COURT. 2e Washer 17. A. 1).. 1895.
letate of John “with. late or Norwalk. in
said district. deceased.
The (‘outt or Probate for the District of
Norwaik.bath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof [or the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for settiemant.
Those who neglect to preunt their accounts.
properly attested. within said time. will bode-
barrod a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to male immediate
payment. to EDerl B SMITH.
r18 25 o2 _ Administrator.
lmlfl'i‘ 0F NOBWALK. an. PROBATE
COURT. September it. A. ll. li-il‘i
Estate of Jane Smith. late oi Norwaili. in
said dutriet, deceased.
The Court or Probate for the District of Nor-
waik. hath limited and allowed st! months
from the date hereof tor the crerlilors of said
«tote to exhibit their claims (or settlement.
Those who neglect to present thvir acmunvr.
Bronerly atteaied. within said lime. will be de
arr-ed a recoverv. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to EDW [N B. SMITH.
sill 2502 Administrator.
lS’l'BIU’I’ 0" NORWAMK, M. PROBATE
COURT. September ii“. A. b. 1995.
Estate at Julia ii. Umlih. late or Norwalh. in
said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of raid rotate wexblblt their claims for set-
tleuaenl. Those who nealect to present their
account-o. properly attested. within said ilnie.
willbodebarnoa recover. all patrons in-
debtentosald estate are owed to make
immediate payment to [D W B. SMITH.
aid 3 I 2 Administrator.
ll-l'l'Elffl‘ ()l‘ NORWALK. so" PROBATE
, Court. Augustin. A. 1).. M.
Relate of John McKay. late at Norwallt.
In said district. deceased.
The than at Probate for the District of Her--
walk. hath limited and allowed six month
from the date item! for the rrrdltors of said
eelaluto exhibit their vlslma for settlement.
'i‘llmle who nrnlwt in present their nominate.
roperly alumni. within rain time. will be de-
rred a rev-livery. All persons indebted to
said estate are i'rqlinlhefl in male Immediate
pavment to UA'l‘llElllNE MtfliAY.
U it laeeutrls.
"lltiiiliiiflllitim
teeters-rill mid tmuatbeha
{at “a.“ 3 .llrecotl M “06'
E'fih’iil" A MAW ' I?!“
h YOJIIT . ‘ Warm-trots.
all fl oi
NOTICE. '
Ladi’eS’ ,
tins Alill run Lulu.
.
You may think it absurd to talk about Coats and For Capes with the mercury
at so. We needabig wheelmadc bi paimleai lune run by electricity. NOW 18
THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION and have the first choice. We have A
boughta large variety of these most needed luxuries at bottom prices and are
prepared to serve our patrons with the
BEST STYLES i no MARKET!
Make your selection now, make a small deposit, pay what you can each
your garment is paid for.
(fall and examine our stock; it is a great pleasure to show our goods.
SCOFlELD & HOYT
ill Washington Street. Booth llorvltll;
lliiili- Building, Wall Street, llorvlslli.
l
week, when you need them, when the cold winds of fall and winter are blowing,
We nuderstundthe public's needs in thew Ilflpl’flWll times, and are here for
Still) lilllii llilllilllill iii IIS.
If you do. it’ll maize a greatdifiereuee with
the youngsters and a still greater diderenoe
with you They‘l he better shod. than they
possibly could be elsewhere. and at a couldn-
Wheu you can save most
4 buying better goods, you‘ve struck a good
lotion or a bonanza. That's what you'll always
and in our stock—the best juvenile footwear in
' Norwalk. and sold at 25 per cent. lower prion
«, than elsewhere
' Ol 25 Shoes for 900. etc
our goods or prices; you might as well try to
beat a drum with a leather.
c. H. HARVEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boo .Shoea and Bob-
bers, heather and Hhoe B
of Children's shoes. 70 North Main fit.
\ ably less cost
all
ofl
You can't beat 0%? ‘
anniacturer
M E A D,
The Leading satire of Ila Till lilies:
ICES and ICE CREAM in all the Latest Forms,
Glace Bisque, DeOrleans, Orange Frappe, Tortoni Cafe.
92 Washington Street,
The d of lalrars for theellr at
Booth . malhhcm. will hold a public see-
53 Wall Street.
. Wm links
“ Feminism
vaine’s‘
whden than see them.
an ca
Y. dueeincutopt‘hn
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Illiilit Til ililllillililiis.
Notice lshereb as will be re-
' olut’hehtown of ml”
the mill. to g
‘ ‘ best jewe
stock. and the only inducement w
is excellent values for reasonable
if you are looking for somethl
silverware for your table we
ly show you our suporb stock.
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