’ leave Norwalkut 7:87 and South Nor- BenfyI .Geddos.whodiedin Silver. v = tune and orders 'me . , t men S Stilts $T3.00
‘ ' ovensonsn roe 1111: Tlllllll our. 7 1."? .1Imcy was or , . I
A walk u 8 0 do“. fine ’"tidiiiwpfoiiii‘yymli‘ 83:: ~~~~~~ steak. a chap 3 honing chicken or fowl. 15. 00 Imixed worsted suits, '1 l-
“ ' ' e I I ‘ ’ . . - I .1
”'5“ 1mm“ °‘ ”mm” ””0“ ‘0' day .1 W" ”W" '“h'” "mm m" ml" “ with“ {our palm land?” and 14. 00 gray diagonals and fancy cassnnercs, TO.
to flu. at Hum market. 1 b h in Marthe Indium Street Bridge. \ when ItIits coochzd to a turnlyou wrll pro- 10 00' blue scr K suits 9. 5°
_._____. .1 . . as morse .. ‘ -
n “ ’ ‘ .3133. iiifl'gm'i'fl ...l... Joseph 110.11... .1... mm“ Mn 23;.“ 0'. c.5322“... .2333” .513}: 12 00 1 i” r’ 8'50,
noose JILTollemthecoaldealermas AmmI m ”I 'Weidenhllm- and Mrs, ohm-19521.1, Moehler, of the andMI”mulowasthequflitmhmh mixer cassime es, ,1 .
. lul‘ed' Innhmm to a MW at f dd m! ”I” W“ Hall block, on the Wflhing' I . 8 OIO H I “ I I§.5o
Smiths Island, next Thursday.I .Tbe m" “m ' ‘1” ... ton street bridge, {en overboard this FREE DELIVERY. v ' " '
$12,331:“; “ii 10 o'clock m the ——Four " Ml! 0‘ 381‘ pork ‘0' ‘35 0le morning and nearly lost his life for the I -
m r ' ' wn es. at Hayes ... ket- third time. Some other boys were in N V k M k t - - - - - .
l Another meeting to organize a Broth Susan wife of .10th Vail former k“Naming near the docks, and Josie was ew or ar e e I (1 Red!" Ctp|on1 'n IN‘IedgthIB? Shlrts ! ‘
.‘ . ,, . , - . . . . . 1 .. 8.2"“ y . . ‘ l ,1.
erhood of the Union will be held Mou- ly of Sout Norwrlk, died in 3,00“an 3111113an himself by llll'OWIDE “"1183 "1 ERIIK 5. AYERS, Prop. 1 50 an I _~, lllt. crca es en! a rus 0 l5 0 oo
Highway Commissioner McDonald. of
Hartford, was in town yesterday, in
'toths
Mellow-1k," sent
tblsmoruing. .
amount at rainfall in last
.. wasl.0tinches.
01111:
The -
night's
Point.
Mr.nMrs.EdgsrB.Fox,ofWestI
“nematode-knees”: In
yesterday'sissueofyourpapertlmap-
psaredsnitsmllyluthitmeotmy
reel estate had been attached by A.
Brabssan do 00:, of Hartford. on ac-
claims against said Randall for labor
and materials furnished and performed
as on the Universalist church at
Sacraments. Ones-July”. 11m. A
‘ TAIOLEFOOT, -
s-Lw ’fi-A-P-u-R.
DRY GOODS.
; S”EET8 "EM! 3 GT8.
I OT. A SHEET.
Reduction
about enough to go around once, and some may
want two or IIIOIC.
m EXCELSIOI,
m M m m 3.x. 31 m G. w. w", 01 count of the Maiden church job. 0' ‘ .. ,4
That-superstore‘otthe ...... at 11.. Korea! a: umber my. '3 ifs“ $31: “'13; 1 .BEGINS. . . ..
' 'm" “10' The mania Singing society will ll'nished 1 paid-Them 1.3.3301... F D ”m0" & on 22 south flalnStreet SATURDAY MORNING J'ULVI
V / “Babb" stamps. Wheeler's P. o, giveavo» concertuext Sunday. 8.1:.) me mill?” bslog; doll t t " ’ 't . , IIZI
- . --——-— eiv 111st . 11 . wen y- .... -WWWMW
Newbullednboardshavobesnplaced Willis Montgomery, of Norwalk. elg ht hand and sixteen and IN)" ' '
“MSW“ NW“ (1090*!- hll give “P All position fl Groom :Eilzmmhmmdl‘sgharge doing: “if: 1,21; EDWARD STREET, Ouick buyers get the best values. Come early as we haven't on
speotingthenew Telford road in Cou- street, ona bicycling tour through erlden.Coun
......m. ...... . ...» .mn; in. “W- “W “W "‘”"""""" Bargains in Clething!
Douglas Fowler Post and 111. w In. ..... . mmmwxr any ' A. BnnazasdrCo. CI 3 I f s G d !
man'sRsliefCorpII will hold their all: estate meeting atAttorneyWarner's Till! Ilhillk. explainsitself Messrs Baring a e 0 Iummer 0° 5 Bar ains in Furnls‘hin 5!!
nnsl picnic Monday. August 86, at omen .. 13:11:13 drwoomhpve sis? ml: 111; g g
Nauvoo Island. """‘"" c are or , or ex wor an ,
, W... Ed 0. 8tarhe,ofPlnestreet. died the court allowed them .1 see What Ewry thing must go. Prices are . B ‘
wrmmmmm 1 edb esterdlmgedtifteen years. “He was ' ., . . .. . . .. afgalns ||'| Straw "at "l
the Raymond &Gomstock fin-imp“; The son . John H. and Nancy Starke. they have now sued for, I presume, 111 IO“ U than you have ever seen I 5
~ hastakenaposition in the curling de-
partment of Crofut dz. Knapp’s No. l
factory.
~Wheels, $35, $35 bicycles. So. Nor.
walk Hardware Co. Examine that $35
bicycle.
St. Joseph's church choir will gives
trolley party tenight to members of the
parish and their friends. Cars will
day night, in Albin Neukirchner's bar-
ber shop in Railroad place. All inter-
ested are invited to attend.
The Woman’ s Christian Temperance
Union will not hold its regular meeting
,I in the Mission room, but will attend in
a body the Christian Endeavor rally at
Bell Island, on Friday. .
The members of Concord Division
Henry : heulr, of Long Island City.
returned . South Norwalk. today, and
isloolrin-fora place to open a tailor
shop.
1A port of South Norwalk society
ladiestoo a trolley ride yesterday to
Hickory luff, and enjoyed themselves
yesterday She was a sister of Samuel
and Geo . . Raymond, of this city.
Miss 1 ‘ M. Jennings, of Gerard
place. w.. among the Norwnlk people
on the m onlight soil of the Bridgeport
Wheel clb to California Grove, last
night.
Consta e 'l‘homas Hunt was in South
Norwallr. his morning,subponnaing wit-
nasses fo the suit oLHDr Samuel H
the balance of the $3,400, or 81,740.
which.‘being extra work done for the
church building committee. had nothing
whatever to do with me. I never
borrowed at any time money from
Messrs. Brabuzau & (30., but, on the
contrary. have advanced» them money
many times to pay their men.
' - I am, yours truly,
M. D. RANDALL.
the water at them. when he lost his
balance and pitched oi! the dbclr.
Reilly Ghiotto. who had been in swim-
ming, but had nearly dressed himself
nnhesitatingly jumped off the dock and
caught Josie as be Iwas coming up the
second time. Then Willie Anderson
and Charlés Hill.“0ther‘boys who were
in the water. went to his assistance and
got the half drowned lad on the dock
and into the house. He recovered soon
them.
EDWARD
s currresunmsc.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
.VMW.
STREET l
nonwstr, cons.
TAKE THE BULL BY THE HORHS’
and go straight to Ayers' without Ihesi
Arennsurpassedforbean
of styleandfhl'sh. . . . 3!
samuns‘rrtlm’. - .. .
JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Prices Reduced!
NORW ALK. CON N
Original Price.
at
No imaginary values given to these goods.
- me the modest ones we have been selling them
all the season.
$1.1m Cheviots and Zephyrs, 74c.
75c Shirts, 58c.
IgIM’EN s SUITS.
$18. 00 mixed cassimere and Iiish homespun
The original prices given
Selling IPIrice New.
STRAW HATS, HALF PRICE!
Comstock Brothers
Sons of Temperance, Wth‘efr W! k fierward and he“ appears to be all -~
100““ in "10 Gazett ”£3730 $§$§¥mfie§hala . tlbc ."""“"“’“‘" «... WANT AN'VTH'NGTI '14 SOUTH M'IATN ISTRIEET!
o'clock tonight in a; ver- x ’ ';.,,‘: * - _‘ ... ,
mine,wheretheywlll visit the division Anew . ., ,y m... was opened in L E"‘_“;:":':’;“ Fkflfrmmf n — dfifih figilifinlsu_ South Norwalk, - -- « 1-* Connecticut.
0! that place T Qaintnrd venue, yesterday, and a; amulklbgrmicli (ii SEE-381;”: ” 3 ‘1?" '3 If M'LFORP A'. GIFFIN Mgr”), r11. .- 1:151“ «-
"hittrllesxiéfi 1861411010 Nor- business as done by them. 3% $1:qu flit! Uebel; 8') ..l. Evening . . Bros. Masonic “net's. .
Alma “twen' sum”! also}: a d Moore J. Boistemr committee Sentinel. ‘ Bld'g Noni-.1111. . '50 Vote .1111 Store Open meningea- ,
M’ms 3“"“3'3'; A Mcbonald‘G'Weidhaasi‘and 11. n. ~ -— i - . - <- ~w - 1 h" 1W
:- o'l-‘hecarsrsllivelhm..vmheeorge —- .' , .r , 1-." ‘ I “”"' ' 7'” "" " ‘ " ' “5‘ ‘ .. ‘7 2 T: .2 I ..v ""5
Seymour on thebox,tooka large party H. It; In]: moanvasser foraNdw Sullnutn; trugtee J Moon‘:1itore.L . , . DNUQOTIT . - -r . . “I“ 1.1::11- or "l-I‘f I I'I
of Children‘s Home folks to Stamford, YOI'k 110W WyW‘ “my D“ h t M“ to! " fififi 4? i l I ""5 ' ‘ . ,V‘.” 9:1 gm,” .1.” :1 1,”:
this morning. where they took the ill 33113101 . mlhhm i211?“ 1° ; We have all g "l“, 4 , , . :I , " ”,‘I' ""
steamer to New York. The boat will the hmpiail yulégny fiorhins- ”lit. h ‘0‘“ {£31. IIIcolIIIfnsina *1 pop _ _ . ' ' .2. ~ _ ~ I . -_ .-.v
-WDK upmiother lar rt toni ht. was aboutthlrty yearsm old. I . tot eImemberso t In ram 11 ow1ng - . , . ‘ . , .. . . ., v , , 3:}, 1‘ ‘ ‘ "I *“I :.
' ' ‘ ‘ ...fla y 8 ' . ‘ that the trade is better at the present 'I P E R F u M I: .5! . I . IfI- II ' ' ' - 3 7‘ ‘ :1“ ”‘IM -lI‘" ‘.
At the session, of' the ladies of Captain M. Rosehuscountennand time in the business centers than for , . ' . , ' ' , ' - “" "'1 " -fI
~ -the Matinee Euchre‘olubmt’TheKuob, («1 the ct 131' a special election Of the past year. with good prospects for all”‘ And 5‘" them fl. NE“; York = Of M9,: 5 . ' ‘1 " "v "‘ . ' " i
Mrs. GeorgeA. Jennings won thefirst Company ‘. Saturday night. It willbe its branches in the near future. After : Rlfigv Ladle. .
.I prize and Mrs..GeorgeIR.,Byington the hold Tue ay. when first and second the regular business a sociable time was . - 4*” - - -- and" 1 " ~ ' 'I I
consolation. In the evening they 'en- lieutenan willbechosen. had, when there were songs and re- - —°,""— "‘ ‘ ,
tertained their gentlemen friends with a " ' marks. and refreshments were pnrtakcn Th l t w tlicr Chlld ran 5 ‘
supper. ' The No alk Yacht Whist club met of. . c ‘0 ca
at the clu house. yesterday afternoon. _.__..___._ W1llnotbehalf so
Shannan Council. Royal Arcanum. Inc “mm“? m. mum by Mn. ATrollsylllds with suppmtsumms. oppressive” you
lennings and the consolation
has arranged for a meeting of import £1.0th
.Frauk J. Bradbury.
ance tonight. Several candidates pm, by .4m
. be initiated and District Deputy Snav- ._ ~.__.
alley»! New Haven. will fnske unof- Deputy Fheriff Harris L. Crofnt will
go toNe Haven this week. says the
finial visit. After the work refreshments
will be served. Danbury its, to attach the property
Of the 30“ . New England Telephone over the entire line. and then to
Five eight-minute addresses or papers I I . .
on the recent Christian Endeavor con. “MM! l “0”“ 5““ brought by ”01‘" Gregory's Point. when» supper was
MoGorty. ho claims ”0.0"" “W served. The party“ included Miss Sher-
ventiou in Washingtonure tobegiven . . . _
"' at the meeting at the South Norwalk {0" 103““ m“‘"““-“ December. wood Misst).1mp.llir.und Mrs James
.Newkirk Miss Lillian ltulnmnm,
Congregational church, this evening.
Both the facts and the spirit of the con- Miss mamas Bohemian, Miss Edna
ventiou' may beerpectod at this incet- Sherwood. Dr. C. (i. Bohnnnnn. Hurry
lug. It begins at 7:45 o'clock sharp. (lamp, Charles E. Curtis and K. W.
Mnnsflel_rl. ......” ...
Everybody invited.
‘__ 1.1mm 1mm n can 111m. 0'
During the thunder shower. last night. 00
lightning ntrnt'k the Torque residence at "Of
Broad River. A fence was shattered, z
...
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A trolley party was given last night
by Miss Alice May Shermxxl and Miss
Kittie l1. Camp. They had a special
Sramway oar, refitted for the recursion
with large easy chairs and trimmed
with ferns and daisies. The party rode
use
. . . SHOESl
At THEO. OLSEN’ 5 Shoe Store.
“Plaisted’sg
Old
Well”
Cologne!
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Co.'s Fine l.zulies'SI10cs- and
()xlbrds, and for 00 days will sell them for . V I
HALF PRICEH‘iV ‘-
Is . 1 . .
$350
3.00 ,
2.00 ‘
1.5.0
1.2 5
1.00
l have bought :1 stock of Lounsbury, Mathewson &
The 1110 hly business meeting of the
South N all: Baptist church will be
bold tonlg :t. at the close of the prayer
meeting. Business of opium. import-
once-11d of interact to every member
will be p turned for consideration. and
it is desira lcthutas many as prrmible
of the meIIIberIIbIoIIIII present.
'VOOS LIHHJ 38h
We lune :1 tom-
-Soo "F0" Sale" col Bicycles. plctc assortment
Ladies" $4.1.)0 Shoes,
Stationery, u 3.00 ct
Blank “ 2.00 “ 1.50 ‘4 3.00 “
Books, " 1.50 “ 1.00 “ 2.50 “
l’nro food is an immune matter. and
HG. “ 3.00Ki11 ()xlin'ds,l .50 “ 2.2 5 “
mnsnmvrs should make it 11 point tobuy
only the best. such as loading grim-1r . . I . (t 9,00 (I “ 150 ‘i 2.00 it
Seymour sells. lie has something to say my 4 bl)“ "l llurllmlt 5’ MW" ‘4 ' _
The Norwallr (,‘ongrcgationul and
Cram Sunday school» are pienlcking at
Roton Point today. Immediately upon A trailer drawn by I Tramway car.
arriving at the Point beach the young oontainlpj me of tho (lrmclIun-h ex-
and old folks commenced the day's pleas- motion I. jumped the track at Wall
are with a dip in the surf. the tide being and Riverfront» and delayed the party
high. A closely contested baseball half an r. The Street Railway
game between the two schools wan play. company’s42srs used the switch at the
ed. after which they took part in a tug. comer. . r Holden cream. and ran
of-war. armed 014 stalled our. The accident
On Saturday, Auctioneer J. W. Dan- was “““i‘” the rails spreading.
$2.00 Men’s $5.00 Russel,
2.00 “ 4.00 “
....s.
and the lightning entered the housMear-
ing on the wuinscotlng and plaster in
one room I
. 1mm... .. ......—
ADDlTIONAl. LOCAL NEWS
hm will '0“ several desirable boom «3-hour; l‘lsnd bluodsh 10m npounrl' . Hess 1'1 W l im'n or " '
1 t 1 ' . . : t , 0 v ' - “ A u “
I Ils'nd tildlrtigulots begging? DarlenI um: wmkfluh. dots: pumice. Sets. at "up”. on the nubjnt in mother ulnmn. stimirth finish L00 . 1.00 .I I
mo 11 “i "M” n "a pcopc 0 "Will’- Jnmcs and Richard Burke of Nor. . " it 'l 7 . ’7 t I
moderate menus an PWMMm’ to se- mom. nnnl meeting. yesterday. of Wnlh.urr-.ox[x~cmlhnnio tonight from n 250 For Boa. O'HO lills t()‘\i (l872.0ll ] 0() . ' . It . .l “l , . 6 ,
core bmnesncnrthelmo of the trolley. . I .. . Mll ll) h l lllli) (I
-k -n l 11 kl 6‘ 1 H l > 1
The lots will be made of any sim q) "“3 moth “WM" Having» hank ""3 two “mi ” vain 0" a roo "" 2.0() ' l.v)() ’
it . tumors. anl the term will be following ““0"” *9" m‘”‘“’“‘ a" M ' ~ “ ' . II ’ 1 1
3;an ad. in isnother 001:,“ ”“1 President. Alden Solmans; rice-meet. oilinwikzliimiimxig?“ ngncst W {t J. i)() ti it 1-00 100 Clllllll (,ll 5 llulllflSLl780le
{ ther ti l . dent. John ll. Ferris: treasurer. John ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ " , “ C: (t » 1
give or parIIouars _ ill. Knapp. The following man I R H PLA'STED t. 1.2 5 it “ 75C 100 600
The Tramway company has amour-«loom also e-olcoterl: Alden Salmons, M's: Baird’s ' '
It now timetable for the Darien exten- John H. mods. John H. Knapp. Ed- ' “I I
sion. From 12210 carsrun every forty win Ads 1. Henry H. Smith. ”liver II! II I. -:- r v , , ~ . , , ' 0 . ,
mlnummerthnlim. in am mornlns w. we. seem mm. an... 11. mm“, .0... ;:"'""""“°" lho 2111010 :110 all the Latest Styles and Up- to- Date, and ll land
the i roar makes tri everytwauty [.1 m. , - ,' ' . ' 1
minimum. Rowsymoplunctlnnmthe ” . * 25 h V so. "In“, work and close ntlvnlmn “Ill «lo It, It will, In: the Biggest hallo over
Durienlino The fare from Mth Hm [nurse lltlgt‘, Daughters of Human. . e . . t our.
but its inst lesion of officers. last night. 1111- tour in Surfllk,
. lwlrl Ill \01 \\ .1lk.
walk to Darieu has been "sinned t1 ten '
mate; to Stamford line. fifteen mats:-
from Darlen to Baton Point, The cents;
,The cerem y was performed by Grand
Vic“ prnsi at John blooming. insisted
by lbpntl Fritz Callus and Frank
frmfi Stamford hue to Baton Point. ten
cents.
.4 lrnemorr butter. for uniting, at 14"
perlb. at hen 3. Gregory smarlet. 21:
Wall «first.
‘8» ‘
iWilcelr wits voted to attend the
‘ch-lcbratlon tine twenty-fifth institu-
itinnof ow lor in this mo. August
ml: and 1 th. in New Britain. Re-
fmhments m, served after the work.
”Mill" A" MY “MOM.
Prime". informmlialn Ir rmlr-Inlc and «HI
Mun-turnip" “ins-um lenliatsnmolnwtl
[linla yell‘nlcullurn. clwnll ~11. mnsl 1111qu
to rigours t‘urefnl alhntiun ill murals
an manners Abmilml 1111mm rut :on wells
on new In! 1-inch mu mlmifiml Hum! fur ulr
”“le . FAIH 111v vllvullnn- treble
In is at home-l" Milli-fl on Thurs-
day". and Iidnrulmlt wees nntllsm p.111
e. ll. llll'l'f'l
0|" CMPLOVHINT A0¢N¢V
Ladies and gentlemen desktop“ fir-t Ila-m
twin to anymore in . to In Main 1» mmi .1
timely-“1131mm elm mow wishing rmmnn .
c1 :rm eurfsmale can narrow-mp1 moon!
mm homes-1113M or it." hr 11m
olmw M‘JWWII’I 4» ’l'l rm-h "rt roan-um Mo
c. It. HARVI&.:-rnra one.
“I lath Ida our“ fleet! m.
I ‘ II
THEO. H. OLSEN
8| WashingtonStreot South Norwalk.
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