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The temperature of the water at The
Knob, today, is ‘Z‘O°. -
‘ Mrs. E. R. Bennett Is quite siIkwith
. pleurisy at her home in Haviland street.
Charles A. Walters. of Hunt (is Ze-
‘ .luff's market, is sick at his home in Tay-
lor avenue. ___.. .-. ___
Dean & Horton, of Stamford, are
erecting a monument in Riverside ceme-
. tery on .Clarence McKune's plot.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have a
run to Bridgeport, tomorrow afternoon,
leaving the club rooms at 2 o'clock.
Twin Citerodge, Daughters of Liber-
ty, will visit Olive Branch Lodge, of
New Canaan, Tuesday evening.
Edwin M. VOOrhees, of Nash & Van
Scoy’s plumbing establishment, attend-
ed the funeral of his sister in Trenton.
» N. J. ., yesterday.
B. J . Reynolds, of South Norwalk,
has been elected a“ delegate to represent
the Cigarmakers’DnIon at the triennial
convention of the international body,
September 20, in Detroit.
"The West Washington Street Cross-
walk club has voted unanimously to
have another excursion. The destina-
tion willbe Oyster Bay, and the trip
will probably be made next week.
The Carpenters' and Joiners‘ Union
will hold a public meeting in Arion
Hall. next Tuesday evening. Frank
Deity, of New York, will speak on “The
Merits and Value of Trade Unions."
Within the last week nearly 100 of the
employees of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad shops in New
Haven have been laid off from Work
owing to a'sumnier slackness in‘ the
amount of the work to be done there,
says the New Haven Register.
—Yaclit caps. O'Brien’s.
Mrs. Nancyl’. Dennis flaémiuty-
four years, widow of DES
died yesterday aftern “ShereSidhnce
of her daughter, Mrs. A. Blanchard,
Elinwood'avenue. One son, Lloyd D.
Dob" the thin ”of Iiahiiisf &’ ”Blan-
char , elite survives.
The remains w il
betaken, Monday, to Barre, Mass, for
burial . . 7 , i
A large delegation from Defender
Council, U. 0. A. M., visited Commo-
dore Perry Council, of New Canaan,
last night, and witnessed the working of
the first degree on eleven candidates. by
the degree team of the ‘ New Canaan
council. The degree was exemplified in
a first-class manner. Refreshments
were served, and all report a good time.
It is published ,that by autumn a
street railway will be in operation from
Bridgeport to Shelton by way of the
picturesque river road along the banks
of the Housatonic from Stratford. Pre-
parations to commence the construction
of the road are now well under way
and unless the cost should prove much
heavier that is anticipated, the work of
building the line will soon be com-
menced.
Thomas Durgo, Jr.. a three year-old
child. was committed to the County
Home in Norwalk. by Justice Nobbs, of
Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon. Some-
time ago the father and mother were
divorced and the father was given the
custody of the child. but lately has been
nimble to work and is now a pauper on
the town. unable to take care of the
little one.
—-Nonpureil Laundry, I? N. Main st.
John Scott. a laborer Ixiiirdiug
at West Waterside, Stamford. was
unable to sleep Wednesday night
on account of the humidity. He
went out doors and lay down beneath a
treetohaveasmoke. lie was soon In
the land of Nod. Presently he dreamed
it was 99 degrees in the shade. He was
rudely awakened by a timing noise and
a peculiar odor. Ashes from his pipe
hadaetilre to his luxuriant crop of
Burnsides and by the time he realm-d
the situation the crop had diusppearmi
as completely as though it had been
raided by the army worms
Oswald R Smith. editor of The New
Era. of Hartford which was iii-comm
raseisroor, .
s‘xcusws. .
Company Dwas drilled in guard duty
last night.
The Elephant club will have a (slam
bake in Taylor’s woods, tomorrow.
Assistant Postmaster H. C. Mitchell,
of Norwalk, will take his vacation next
week.
A stereopticon exhibit will be given
over Schaub's market in this city. to-
night.
General Charles Olmstead is taking
Treasurer Selleck's place thcin Fairfleld
County Savings bank.
—-Straw hats. O‘Bden's.
R. L. Brotherton is getting the Nor-
walk Street Railway company 's closed
cars in good shape for the winter.
F. D Lawton has received thirty-
three bundles of camp stools for use at
the evangelistic services at Bell Island.
Hope Hose and Phu'nix Engine com-
panics' baseball teams. have decided to
play ball next Saturday, at Norwalk
Park. ‘ W— -_
Charles Farrington, of the Consolio
dated freight oiiice in South Norwalk, is
sick. and George Lindsley is taking his
place.
——-We show bicycles. Prices right.
so. Norwalk Hardware Co.
Roy Joneswill speak at the gospel
service in Knudsen's ilall, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:80. All are heartily
welcome.
0. E. Wilson will attend the Bryan
notification meeting in New York, next
month, to hear the silver-tougned "boy
orator of the Plat
The Woman' s Christian Temperance
‘Union will a... Bell island
Lentiou' In I. yfin'Tdday, July
Christian EndénW rallyifh y. ‘ '
Michael Roscoe, aged eiglp’iy- -three,
died this morning at the State Repeal.
The funeral will be held Monday at
2 p. In, at the Bald Hill church, North
Wilton. m_____.
-—Ladies' Alpine hats at O'Brien's.
A party of thirty the members of the
Friendship Social circle had a lawn
party,last night, at H. L. Webb's,’.‘
Burbank street. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Frank A. Ferris oiI‘I-rs till) reward for
the conviction of the thief and the re-
covery of the watch s'tolen from his resi-
dence June 23d. A full description of
the watch is given in advertisement
printed on first page.
At the meeting of the (IcrInIinia
Hicngerbund. last night. it was voted to
repeatinashort time the cantata “In
the Mountains," which was given with
great success on the occasion of the so.
ciety's tenth anniversary. May lith.
-—-Tioket11 for East Norwalli l-ipworth
Magoo trolley ride, Wednesday even-
ing, at L'liommcdieu's gmcery store. or
at East Norwallt post- «Dice. Price, in-
cluding n-fmshnicntn. 35:,
There will be IIII "Iit home" at the
Central club, Monday evening, July
' 20th, at H o'clock. There III to bc music.
and light weishments will be mirvcd.
Each meIan-r of the club is privIIch-Il
to invite II guest. Those rcIa-ptions are
very popular and enjoyable.
Robert Chambers» resiwctcd employee
of Midhrook It: Sons. Bridgeport. was
buried yestcrday, the factory being clos-
ed. He was the founder of Norwulk
lsslgc, (I. ll. 0. 0. l"., and several of
the members attended the services.
()‘Brien's.
~Brown dorbya.
Conductor McNally's train met with
an accident at the freight yard In Smith
Norwalk, this morning. at 15 o'clock. A
deductive flange on Inn- of the freight
Ioar whoelscouml the car to leave the
rails. About an hour was spent in get-
‘ ting the our on the track again.
I it is expected that i'hairman J. H.
F' D LAWTON B: CO
F-L-Yl P-A-P-E-R.
ued mimrcimntofhis health. it! mflficl‘LIght will call II moctingof the other
ilig arrangements {01‘ ”9'01”!” hi! members of the sub mnmiidation
paper one firearm "is laid. will! committee, s s. Hatch M. II. mm.
good substantial bucking Mr Smith IROImt Pearson, James T Hnbhell.
made an enviable record in the news
paper world as the editor and founder of '=
theflrai Negm newspaper published in
the city of Hartford. He had the en-
dorsement of Rev. Dre. Twitchell. (lots!-
win. Taylor, Sloth. Wheeler. Col. Chee.
neyam‘lothers. Revs. Sands, of Nor-
walh, and Taylor, of Bridgeport, will be
his supporter-in the reproduction and
mastication of II stock WW7. it In.
lug snderatwi that fir. Dmithis tube
at the head of the editorial columns
wanna-a, O'irisa’s.
IE. L. Boyer. 1.0. Randie and
E. Themes. in a few days, to prepare
a report fifififififififi
Chief ufiPoIice Wilmer has receimi a
telegraphic communication, tormenting
him to look out for a white naphtha
launch. with no name, thirty feet long.
The manwhostoie it was said to he
fuse. dark hair. dark suit and straw hat.
that Draw-Mil the yacht "Iberia."
New York Yaohteluhafliea.
2 SHEETS EUR 3 (ITS.
- I 01'. I SHEET.
F. D. LAWTDN & CD, 22 South Main Street
ALIINKTHESIIIINIISHIIKE
People who are Enjoying the Saline
Breezes Near Norwalli.
KEKEIIT AKIIIVIILS A! BELL ISLAND.
Six Hundred People Come to listen Point on
the New Raven Dry Goods Olerhs‘ Excur-
sion—Campers on the Rentals
Islands.
Six hundred persons attended the ex-
cursion to Baton Point. yesterday,
which was given on the large steamer
Continental by the employee of
Ewen McIiItym&Co.,' of New Haven.
They landed at I'io'clock and reached
home at IOo'clock. The affair was nil-g
marred by accident of any kind and
everyone enjoyed it immensely. The
weather during the afternoon was dc’
lightful, but towards evening it was a
trifle too cool to remain long on deck,
and when the night had fairly set in
heavy wraps were hustled out. But the
cool weather did not atI'I-ct the spirits of
the excursionists. III fact, they enjoyed
themselves all the more: for the change
from the recent prolonged hot spell was
arelief. Dancing was enjoyed on the
lower deck, while in the saloon some
played wliist and various other games.
At no time was there a lack of amuse-
ment. Even those who wished to get
the benefit of the stitI', cool winds found
plenty to do in Imddling close enough to
prevent drafts. EWI-n McIntyre, with
anohby crash suit, attended and said
after his return that. he would not have
missed the sail for anything. The Men-
delssohn Ilnurtottc—Thonias Williams.
Charles Wren, Frank Manor. Harry
Hine-L-rendered several pleasing selec-
tionii'. Eugene XIII-Grail also sang and
William Wheeler sounded his mandolin
and Edward Fanclier his guitar.—~l’al-
indium.
' A party of “'I'IS'PUI'D young men ari-
goiug camping on (.‘ockI-noe's island, ‘
The party will be (EUIDIKIMIII of AIIibrose
Jewott, Louis Wheeler, Herbert Wil-
liams, Charles Sniffen, Edward (iorhani
and Doc. Nichols.
Joseph Cowperthwait, of chiiigmn
avenue. is putting his portable housi-
boat together, preparatory to taking Iip
his rI‘Isidenoe in l’urris (frock, ilzirien.
Mrs. George Davenport. of Wilton,
has leasedacottngc at Bell island and
will entertain the (‘rcsceni club and
other Wilton partic-I.
Mrs. N i’ (idiotic, oi Ininbnry. who
hasbcun visiting \Irs. .loI-l FIwIIz. Iit
llcll Islaiid,is visiting friends in NI-Iv
liavcn this wock.
Hommerflcld TIsIkI-r. of Norwaik. is
camping out at Scotch ('oI-c, chiming
and acting.
Mrs. N. M. licorice and children, of
lianbury. will spend ll few days, at llcll
island.
—-l’aiiIlIiIIs and period dentistry. most
rcmnablo charges, at Dr. Warn-Is,
dentist, Hoyt’s Theatre building. I‘Ilflllll
Norwalk.
Miss Baird's
institute. -:-
NDKMLK. CONS.
. . . . 25th Year.
1th Your in Nnrwslli.
BOARDIND AND D" SCHOOL.
l'.1iniary intermediate. academic and uni.
logo ri-Ismitoryi elm-Inns HIwIIIIIutsciIIIIII-Iml
for II who! III! bro Flt-1 IItI-Io. moi-in sit and
the languages i'IIrI'fIIi attention III morale
not iImIIIo-rn. Alimiimlnominee-inlay poplin
iIIIi ~|n~ Iii! ninth-III!- mlmilii II “Mill far ' II-
I!” or Early :11 oil: fill-III aim-Ind III
Kils- I In at noon-- in Italian rm Thur-
IIIIy and ’rliiayof each week until a m’.
l! ilm
Bicyies Replated
if you want your handle bars or M1,,
:arl of ynr mmhim- Nickel l’lntn
liar-mud. innu- plate «It NI: III-I
one noiynmtofuippt-rwi
Better Than the original
Plate!!!
on the lam Inning, Mm Plating to
com sum. aiusti coarse
aaI’I sum. Irmrr ham.
Ne malo- II «noisily- of
TABLEWARE!
and jewvlrr in the dam uh to of the m.
FrasmsnlSouMWatstSt
mt er .- limndrv owl ueM- minim!
WD. ll. IIIIVIY’SW
cmr cameraman aotncv.
about twenty years of age. slim. smooth“
iffuatthii chief waste notify (marine "trim”
Min and gentlemen 4mm Match-s
MIDI! mime-til on "this” some at
stsnsanmey: a .001 Imwtnms.
but”: gym initials. «In mwnmmgmm
Tamas-Irv rm
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EDWARD STREET,
WILL HAVE A GREAT
Bargain Sale
'7' - - Dry GOOUS!
FOR TWO DAYS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY I7 AND i8.
25°C. OFF!
From lowest reg ”ulsr prices, with the
exception of corsets; then: we are re-
qiiestcd to sell at the regular prices.
Every aviicle m .IIkId In plain figures,
and you Im. IIIcIn :it one quarter off.
This rcIInI-iion ison the entire stock,
and is an opportunity yousliouhl not
' miss. It is the greatest gcnuine bar-
gain sale this city has ever scanned
and is for cash and cash only. Come
as early in the day :is possible to
avoid the crowds later.
as.-
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
NORWALK, CONN.
The Popular Marketw
Is always known by the appearance of
the housekeepers who visit it. This pic-
ture is taken from lifc. Last summer
custonicrsfrom N Y who trade I! with us
tell us that they tried their best to get the
meat that we sold them at our prices, but
found it was impossible to duplicate the
meat at the price, so you can see that
wc hit: up to our name II lIiI II is the
cheapest and best Innikct in the town.
You miss it if you do not IoIIiI and sec
us.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
. ‘ ‘ FRANK S. AYERS, Pro .
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON PSTREPET.
JACKSONSPHOTOGRAPi-Is:
A . - ‘
.I‘3.§i:i‘.‘iii.“f.il.§"'.bf°i“.". Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSOLNpPhotographer,
53 WALL STINIIT, - - . .
" NONWALK, CONN
BIG 5
R. H.
DOMSTDCK BRO?
OUR GREAT MIDSI'MIIUER
.BEGINS . . . ..
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ll.
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Quickhnyei‘s get the best values. Come c:1rly;.; VIC haven't only
about enough to go around (mm, and Soon: to Iy
want two or moic.
Bargains in Clothing!
Bargains in Furnishings”
Bargains in Straw Hats!!!
No imaginary values given to these goods. The original prices given
are the modest ones we have been selling them .
at all the season.
MEN’S SUITS.
$18. 00 llll.\C(I cassimcrc and II 1511 homespun
Original Price. Selling Price Now.
Reduction in Negligee Shirts!
$I.50 and $I.25 Fine Female: and Madras Cloths, $1.00
$1.00 CIIeI'iIiIs and Zcphyrs, 74C.
75c Shirts, 53c.
smaw HATS, HALF PRIDEII
Comstock -rothe
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET‘ '
South Norwalk, - - - Connecticut.
MILFORDA. GIFFIN, Mgr.
(Ionistock Bros. Masonic
Bld‘g, Norwalk. So, Numdlk Store I Ipcn Evenings.
ALE
Piaisted!
DNUOOIST.
We have all die popular
PERFUMES!
And Sell them at New York
prime.
--—-—0-—--~
The hot weather '
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
. . SHOES
At THEO. DLSEN’S Shoe Store.
will not be half 5:»
oppressive if you
‘t".
I II.’l\'i.‘ bought II stock of Lounsbni'y, Mathewson N Cole l-‘inc Ladies” Shoes and
smooth IIIIIIh.
rinse . ’ 2 (lxi'ords. Hill! for 00 days will sell them for
2 “mm” HALF PRICE"
<
'3 Old 3 " -- " "
2 Well” 3 . e - ,
91 c I l 3 Isullcs’ $4.00 Shove, $2.00 Mcn’s $5.00 Iiilssol, .Z’fifiil
.g ° 93“ z .. 9.00 <-' 2.00 ‘4 4.00 “ 3.00
I; 0 g “ 2.00 “ .I .50 " 9.00 ‘5 2.00
zll'chure it rain N I' 1.50 it LOO ii 2.5” it 1.5 U
33:” m g “ :’.00 Km (Ix!brds,1.50 “ 2.0 5 “ 1.2 r.
g Stationary,§ “ 2.00 “ u 1.50 ‘1 2.00 “ 1.00
_n 31m 3 “ 1.50 “ 1.00
“ 3.0”0l Ins’tilxi Is, ‘2. 0i) .
Backs! u 7‘ 000 u “ I 1 00 if)“ pilll' IIM'S’ SIIIII'H lino
Etc' u If)” it II 1.00 It)” “ (‘IIIIIII'I'II s IiiISSIII SUI-
Try Elm! oilluiibnii'ulovch it 1 2 5 f: 750 1()0 “ II “ “(“1
Hess I"'I""- Linen or J _. A I I
259 Per Ion.
The above are ill! 0..- I.:II01~I Stiles illIII ITp-iodloic. and ii' Inn-Ii
u Strut,
SD. NONI“.
Mm... work and closc situation Will do it, it will lw the Biggest Solo ovoi'
R H PLAISTED hold in Normilk.
THEO H OLSEN,
8| Washington Street South Norwsili.
eduCtion Sale!
men 's suits, $l3.00 I
15.00 mixed worsted suits, H.100
14!..00 gray diagonals and fancy cossimcrcs, I0.0D
12.00 blue serge suits, , 9.50
12.00 mixed cassimcres, ‘ 8.50
9.00 “ “ 6.50
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