I
, . Mrs. Emma Hubbard and family have
_‘ Haven, Sunday.
I: from an abscess, was taken to the bes-
? Weed.
’ of Bridgeport.
, and broke the harness.
1112111310”!!th 1111
,;_se1111111s nouns.
1m‘b1mn1m‘ncysumm,
h M hulk NINIIB IMI Vicinity
During Tbrlr Dlur'nll loamvlm
The temwrature of the water at The
Knob. today, new
A new desk cums yesterday fer the
westsldo Consolidated depot.
‘ moved from the City Hotel to‘a cottage
in Lynos place.
'11:. and Mrs. $101111 .1. Nash, of
Berkeley street. will wheel to New
1
The city of South Norwalk' 1s putting
in a catch basin at the corner of Bay;
view avenue and Cedar street.
The ofllcers of Schiller Stemm, U. 0.
R. M., were installed last night by Dep-‘
nties Paul Berg and Gustave Lange.
1'
Stephen Baumkrata, who is sutl'ering
pit-al yesterday, and will undergo an op-
oration.
A meeting of the good roads comrhii-
too will be held Friday“ night, in the
club rooms of the, Twin City Whoelmen,
to endeavor to improve the roads of
South Norwalk and vicinity.
1a
Taylor& Golden have sold a house
’and lot in Hardilton avenue, 1 belonging
to the Norv'alk Savings society, to Gir-
nrd‘H. Weed. They have also sold a
building lot in the same avenue, belong
log, to Mrs. Mary E. Baker, to Mr.
At the meeting of Uncas Tribe, 1. t)
R. M..' last night, the Adoption degree
was conferred, and two applications for
membership were received: Next week
then? will be raising up of chiefs by
Deputy Great Sachem Hughes and stall”,
‘J. L. Guthl'ic’s horse. which was
hitched 1n Main street, Norwalk, during
yesterday' 5 shower, took fright at some
water which ran through the gutter,
and jumped upon the sidewalk. The
horse threw himself in his struggles,
"The Providence of God
National History" is to be the topic for
discussion at the mid- week service of
the South Norwalk Congregational
church, tomorrow evening. John H.
’25”ng will. open the discussion. In 11rv-
‘one interested is invited.
Painters in the employ of the Consoli-
dated Railroad comp. my today began
painting the wood and brick work' 111 the
recently vacated Adams Express other,
in the east- bound 1lcp1t,f11r L‘atererF. A.
Laue.Th11 room will be made to con-
form with the waiting room
Secretary Bolsford, 0f tln1 Shell Fish
Commission, said yesterday that he had
received larger returns from taxes than
ever before since the organization of the
commission. .Monday was the last day
for the payment of taxes by oyster
growers before interest dating from May
I at 12 per cent. would be added.
1
11}. L. Staples, 112511., accompanied “on.
J. H. Light, of N1‘1rwalk. to Winstcd,
yesterday, and 111 Mechanic‘s hall, 111
that place, tlu- two gentlemen spoke on
the subject, “The Essentials and Non-
cssentiuls of Religion." The meeting
was held under the auspices of the
American Unitarian tussociationc—Aw
sonia Sentinel. W”
The ontiromntract i‘ortho new ten-
stall round-house for the Consolidated
railroad in Stamford has been awarded
to (2. W. Blakeshm 8: Sons, of Now
Haven. M. I‘). Randall, of East Norwalk,
will do the carpenter work, and George
lluckn111ster,of South Norwalk, the iron
work. Raymond liretl111r11,ottl1o same
place, will furnish the materials.
The boys of New (' 1111111111 have made 11
practice for several years of ringing the
Longmgntnmal1l111r1l1boll to usher in
the 11‘6urth.Vuriou11moans have been
triodto prevent them. but no success
woo achieved 1111111 tl1i11y11ur. Constable
Merrill, assisted by other peacololllcors,
surrounded the church. captured the
culprits and locked them up.
John H. 11.111.111.11, the 11111111111111"
hatter, Wont out fishing. Monday. Near
Nauvoo Island 1111 attempted to throw
the anchor overboard. when the 111111-
caught around by logs and he went
splurli‘nginw tht1 watt-r.“lle succeed-
ed in getting back into the boat by
means of the anchor line, but it appean d I
tohlm as though it was eighty fathom
long.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder 116mm1ny. at
its meeting last night. electdtll ‘11ptulu
.I. 11. Morris, delegate. and (.l.l1‘. Aus-
tlu, alternate. to the State Fireman's
assmiutiou convention in Willimantir,
August 1111111 .‘1. The company voted 111
nth-11d the picnic 11f Putnam Steamer
and Hose comm}. in Port Chester,
Julyfhi Previous to the meeting the
«11111111111131 bad a prawns “in to hierwiu
street. where the firemen «worn! the
moved from Summit street to Standard .
and Mrs. George Schelliugei', of Madi-
. who is charged with shooting Guy (in-
in ()ur -
“Wag-q .
A daughter has been born to in. 1nd '
son street.
Rev. 138 Sands and others will speak
at the testimonial to Rev. Johnson W
Hall.‘1‘hursduy night.
Fred S. Ambler. Fletcher Vanllooseur.
Evcritt Tolles and Victor Selléck will
wheel to Ocean Grove. next week.
,Erueka Lodge or Rebekah, I. o. o. 11..
will hold a lunch box sociable, Friday
night, in Guider's Hull, Rowayton.
Friends are invited.
The Ministering circle of King's
Daughters, of the Norwalk Congrega-
tiomfl church, picnicked at Roton Point
yesterday afternoon.
LeGraud Raymond, or the firm of
Raymond & Sous, is taking a course of
lectures and instructions at the ombalm-
ing school in New York.
During the shower, yesterday afterw
noon, lightning struck the wires in Wall
street, burning out-electric light and
telephone wires, audv'making a vivid
electric display.
Mrs. W. F. Wax-dwell and Mrs. W.
N. Seai-les,,of New Canaan, attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Scarles,
mother of Conductor Leander Beatles, in
Ridgefleld, yesterday.
The funeral o: Silas Remson will take
place from the residence of hi? sou~in~
thw Samuel Uriillu, in Center avenue,
Thursday afternoon 11152 o 'clock. Rev
C. M. Selleck will oilicia'te.
Last night Herman Quittnor fd‘l'nisl -
ed bonds of $500 for George Virortko,
rcrro, and secured his release. Thu 1111511
will be heard this afternoon.
William P. Smith was arrested last
night, on complaint of Luther M.
Wright, charged with drunkenness and
breach of the peace Judge Hubbell
fined him :35 on each count.
The second annual road root1 in South-
port will be held Saturday. July 271. i 11
will be run at -1 o‘clock, and all entries
must be in the hands of the 111111111g11r,
W. B. Penney, by noon on July '20.
—Notico—Protcctiou begins at home.
Lear c'your laundry at Fred “0111131111 '111'11,
agent for Old Well Laundry, in Wash-
ington street.
All N orwulk bicy1lists who an- to ride
in the mile bicycle r: 1111- ut the Hospital
bound: at the Fair Grounds, Saturday,
are requested to meet at G. ll. Allen's
store. tonight at N o'clock, to select the
prizes.
There is a rumor down in Raymond
street that Frank Volk proposes taking
a sail to Daubury on the Still river 11nd
remaining there a week or We. The
l’equonnock club will join him later.
Nellie, the 11111111.,"1J1E old daughter oi
W. .T. Moore, of Wilton avenue, died
this morning of diphtheria. This is
the sat-11nd 1'l1il1l Mr. Moore has lost.
The lx-reawd 11111-11111 have the sym-
pathy 11f thccmnmnnity
l’hu nix llngine co111pany I111l1l._ its
monthly wash at the corner of Main and
School streets, 111111 night. Chief Engi-
neer l’rowitt was present and inspected
the company's work. The new tire
lighter recently placed on the steamer
was tested and gave excellent satisfac-
tion. ...
The Pine Lodge club was entertained
by Mrs. W. [1. Bishop, at the slut-
house, yesterday. Miss Fannie Hoyt
won 0111 first prize, 11 fancy blotter, and
Mrs. Stephen (Jomstock. the second, on
111nbro1‘1lcr1-1l handkerchief. The 1-11l111-
tainors for the next meeting, two weeks
from yesterday, will be Mrs. Sophie
W1 11d and Mrs. Thornton.
~~L11av11 your laundry at Fred Unlo-
man‘s and you will patronize your local
industries, and have it done by hands in
your own town. Agency for the (lid
W1-Il lland Luanda-.01 Washington
street.
W. S. Sturtevant has 11 wonder at his
store in the way of 11 new stove. called
the Puritan. It burns kerosene, naphtha
or gusolene without 11 wick and gives 11
blue llamv of 11111 most intense heat, and
without :1 particle of smoke or blacken-
ing. The store is guaranteed to be none
explosive, 11111111 if upset. and water may
be poured over it without the least 111111-
111111. The material of I111 construction is
1-to11l.. .. .
r'l‘ho 111151111 of Mrs. I'hilip Mason, Mrs.
Thu-[TunicArenuund ’l‘. Adolphus Byr-
l 111111 were 1111 trial again in the town court
again this morning. Ulllcvrs Hunt and
Morohouse tmitiged us tomputation, us
did also l'lli ' Burchnrd, who is
the complainant in the case.
Mrs. Mason was put upon the stand by
the 11111111111111 1111 claimed that her neigh-
bors were far more Disorderly than hei-
1111lI. The case adjourned at noon and
will be continued this afternoon.
"1 would I11» mighty willing to work]
Mr. 0111111111 Dawson explained, “It 1
W111i only able." “You look able-Imlied
enough," 111111 the shat-pm] lady.
"What is there to prevent you work-
“mummy
. “de Opening tube Vacation 8mm Mr Ian)
Point, next week, is with her mother
. weeks‘ visit in Mohawk. N. Y.
Search at 111111.11 111111111111.
M
811101111101: to the Seashore. Inlotllr loun-
lnlm. 11111 Among the Pastoral terns:
oi Rural Life.
Miss Grace Maude Bronson, of Bridge-
port. is spending the day with her class-
mate at the Emerson School of Oratory
in Boaton, Miss Merriam. of Meriden,
who is the guest of Mrs. Charles T. Ray-
mond, of Washington street. ‘
Miss Currie Seifert, the "little favor-
ite dancer," of Brooklyn, who will up
poor at Hoyt’s Auditorium, Roton
the guest of Mrs. Charles M. Mueller, of
Washington street bridge. . ”5"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.Seyn1our, 01
Wisconsin: who have been the guests oi
Mr. aners. R. L. Watkins, expect to
start for their western home, Thursday.
Misses Louie Austin and Elsie Street
have written relatives here of their safel
arrival in Europe, after a very sinooth
S. M. Aller and family, of High street,
have-rented a cottage at Hickory Blufl',
for the summer. and expect to take pos-
session this afternoon.
Mrs. R. L.'Baker and her daughter~
iu-law, Mrs. E B. Baker,aro spending
the day with Mrs. flank E. Hall, in
Port Chester, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cameron, of
Philadelphia. are spending 11 week with
Mr: and Mrs. Richard Nisbett, of Hill
street, Norwulk.
Selleok Waterbury. of Norwalk, has
been spending a few-days with his, si: -
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mary Boyce, at Long
Ridge.
Mrs. C. T. Leonard and daughter
Louise, of Norwalk, will go to Burton
Vonuont, next moutl1,for :1 short outing
United States Senator ( 1. II. Plutt has
gouointotho Adirondacks. He cxpecls
to remain away two or three weeks.
Mrs. Funk Parker and son Edward,
of Madison street. will .start tomorrow
for a visit in Urangc county, N. Y.
George S. Trow bridge and family. of
fluviland street, will leave South N1r-
walk, Monday, for Roxbm y.
RayG ullck of N High street, South
No1 walk. has returm d from 11 visit with
relatuesm Clinton N. .l. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hubbell. .Tr., of
Lexington avenue, are entertaining Miss
Maggie Dart. of llridgewrt.
Charles E. Seymour and family, of
West 111111-111. returned home yesterday
from a visit in New Haven.
Mrs. George Cunloy, of Tarrytown,
N. Y.,‘lstl11- guest of Mrs. S. Nirker-
son, of Orchard street.-
Mr. and Mrs. l‘enth-ld and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Frederick E. Ray-
1111'11111, Spring street.
Miss Adelaide Ilaskins, of Brooklyn,
isthe guest of Miss Mario lioneonuof
Lowndos avenue. I
Mrs. D. (1. Sawyer has rotnrnvdto
Walton. N. Y., after visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. ll. linker.
Miss M. (Tonglilin. ot Monroe street.
has returned from Norwich. where she
has been visiting. ‘
Colonel and Mrs. Frost and son R1111-
sell unit-x111111t111l back from Europe in
about 11 wook.
Fred W. lloyt has returned homo,
after spending a week with friendsin
New liritain.
George 11‘, 11mm and I11111i|_v,of Fair-
ileld avenue, started today for Washing-
ton. I). L'.‘
Mrs. A. 1'}. Soovillo. of A1111 street, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Little, of An-
smia.
Mrs. 1". A. ltidor, of li1111diug,is visit-
ing M111. Frank l)1111‘or11s1,of South First
street.
Charles()linsh-a1l,ofNurwnlk, is 1111-
routo for Portland. Maine. by water.
Charles Morrison, of Newark, N. .I.,
Is visiting Fred Hoyt. of Marshall street
'1‘. Marshall Andrew's, of Norwalk,
has gone to Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. W. P. llandlo is making 11 three
Miss Annie Ilarford visited in Bridge
port. Monday.
Mrs. T. K. Noble spout yesterday in
New York city. ‘
“How often do you out your grassl”
“Every time my neighbor has his lawn
mower sharpened."
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
NORWALK. CONN
.25th Year.
111111 1111111111. Norwaik.
BOARDING “D DAY SCHOOL,
Primary, lnlernmllulo. emulating and 1111b
Ingr- mammary classes. H wluliutsvmploya-d
tor first .1I1111 111-11. 11111111. 111.1111111111111
H111 11111111111111. amt-1f 11111111111111 to m min
11ml manners A 1111111111 nnm'lmrntm day pupils
l for vir-
oak-11111111111 11111111111111 mind 1111
on Thurs»
robb-
im'ij Diagram of" visit
his
They Are and 1111.11 They go in '
GUESTS 0F TWIN BITY PEOPLE. "
passage and most delightful weather. '
. 11111011111001,
EXOELSIDR,
W
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\
and lit.
in that line.
EDWARD
5 11mm sunumo.
F-L-Yi P-AyP~E-R.
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Main Street
W
Saturday, July 4th, at 12 o',clock neon;
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
GRAND MARK- DOWN () F
Ladies’ Shirt Waists 1.!
FRIDAY, JULY 3d 1
, s We commence our annual clearipg up sale of Ladies' Shirt Waist-1.
Ladies' shirt waists at 25c, former price, 50c.
‘\ Q
11 H u . AI 500’ .1 11 75C
11 1 u u u 750' 11 H 980
u 11 u u 980 11 11 $1139.
The above are bargains, as they are fresh goods. and correct in stylo,qu11lit
Special prices on all summer goods, as we intepd to close out (11 or) thing
2 SHEETS EOR 3 GT5. ‘
I OT. I SHEET.
If it Takes
a Leg-
«1;
t1 make you a good dinner for thc Fourth .
0 July, and it is lau1b,whicl1'111 the only
dinner for the Fourth, you can do no bet
ter than come and see us; we will make
an extra etl'ort to please you. This 11111 it
try our pressed corncdbeef for cold lunch
down from 150 to 1011. We will close
will be open until IO 0 ’11look ,-I1‘riday.
FREE DELIVERY.
New-York Market
FRANHS. AYERS, Prop.
STREET,
ST RE ET!
110111111111. cons.
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish.-
a
JACKSON 5 RHOTOGRAPHHSI
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET, -
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK, CONN
l2.
“’PlaiSté’d!
——-‘—_.-o———-—
“'0 have the host lino of
f1 and I011 poops in the
tow.11 as well as all the
high price goods.
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C
q
oda
atcr
Emo
gt”
‘13
fl
ight !
[1.111111 hardly I111 othm‘-
wise when our edema in
1Iisp11111u1 the tlnost horo-
ragos in town are 111111-
sidcrod It is a simple
matter too~ plenty of
' ~1x1l111111s111 every glass
and the finest fruit juic-
111-1 for taste and a good
allowance of the .Ilnest
11111 1111111111 make a com-
binution that tickles the
11111111111111 quenches the
thirst.
'3HOLS onaa S103LSIV'Td ‘H '8 .LV
5NINV3‘IO ESHOH BOA ONIHLAHEA
mom...
11.11.11111151111
43 Washington
Strut,
50. NDRWALH.
-
AgentMCuu't you put 11 burglar alarm
in your house?” .
Lady-«No, we don't need it.
Agent-”link— ,
Lady—No, 1 111111111 it; the family
across the street watches the , place so
111me that even 11. burglar could not got
WM 11’9”."
1. 3
{111111 ligation 1 «sin
fl
9.0119. In.
durum day
it on
To Whom It lay Concern l/
llol
.Votir-v- Is l11r11b) giwn 1h: 11 Georg-1
hn~ mid all his late" .\l in tho1 l111-i111 .~'- known
as ivonrgo S l‘ell.i (‘11mpnuyzand th: it tho
businesswlll b1- t111r1111l"t1-1 111n'lll1l11l 11' th-1
undmsigne I .tnwhom hills outstanding shivul I
iolulltl.1n1l1ul1‘luln1k111..1ill~lsili1l 111111111'1111
~houl1l be presented.
I“ “ll LLA A. 11E LL.
\lll)1t11d at Norwalk.1l1i2n1l 1l111 ”fj 1‘luly .
Also a full assgrtment of
Comstm-k llr- 1».
CSTAILISHED I867.
m
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION or
«ma—1 '1. “fin-ennui
AT A
REDUCTION OF 33: PER OT.
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty Gents Worth 11le
SINGLE TIES. 35c. '
3 FOR $1.
/
There is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we say",
lhexjare equal in every respect to 50-ccnt ties.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to-datc patterns.
. Summer Suits,
Odd'coats and Vests, ‘ 0
Duck Pants, ‘
Linen Crash Pants,
Negligoe,
Shirts,
Bolts,
.cap's,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Plats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and"
)1.
Bags.
711111111111» Building. Nunvnl
omStoc
I4 SOUTH NIAIN ST;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Fine quality of silk, ,,
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
Manager.
.. wan...“
BIG SALE
Of Men's
Ladies’
and
Children' s
l have
1
bought a stock of l.ounsl1ur_v, Mathewson .\' Co's l’inc Ladics’
Oxfords, and for (‘10 days will sell them for
HALF PRICE”
Ladios’ $4.00 Shovs, $2.00 M1111’s$5.00
“ 3.00 “ 2.00 “ 4.00
“ 2.00 .“ .. 1.50 “ 3.00
" 1.50 ,.“ 1.00 y “ 2.50
“ 9.00.161! (1xf111'1ls,l.50 “ 2." 5
11 212.00 11 1.50 '1 2.00
“ . 1.50 “ 1.00
“ 3.00 llus’t 0xi”1ls,2.00
“ 2.00 “ “ 1.50'
.11 1.511 11 11 1.00 100 “
‘“ 1.25 “ ‘ 750 100 “
l111l1l Ill N1111'walk.
in without bolus seen.
1
THEO. H. OLSEN
81 Washington Street, South Neriulk.
100 pair lloys’ Shoos,
Children’s llussetfiOc
SHOES
At THEO. OLSEN’ S Shoe Store.
@
and
Shoes
ll.11ssot,$3.50
it 3.00
11 200
“ 1.5 0
CC
1.25
1.00
t\
c\
(’100
H U
60c, '
'l‘he aboxc are .111 11111. Latest Styles and Up- to- Date, and it hard
wmk and closo 1111111 101111 uill do ii, it will I111 the Bign'ost Sale ovol'
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