, 11111111 111111 1111111111 111 1111
incurs 11111111111113.
Im at The Things They he on llur
II Ismail, South Norwallr and Vicinity
[luring Their Illuml loumylm.
—_—Brown derbys. O‘Brien‘s.
Dwyer's band will give a concert on
The Green, tonight.
Anew letter box is being placed at
the westbound station.
The Girls‘ Literary club, of Norwalk,
will have a moonlight sail tonight.
Charles Doulens, of Lexington ave-
nue, has recovered from a week’s ill ness.
—Boston store, Norwalk, shall sell
Saturday, laundered shirt waists for 1151;
each. Read their advertisement.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bickford, of Norwalk,yesterday.
--Straw lists. O‘Brien’s.‘
Landlord Carl Schaub, of the Imper-
perial Cafe, is suffering from a severe
case of blood poisoning in one of his
feet.
The funeral of Edward C. Starke,’
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Starks. of Pine
street, took place at Calvary Baptist
church, this afternoon, Rev. Johnson
W. Hill officiating.
—Boston store, Norwalk, Saturday,
between 9 and 10 o‘clock, shall sell
heavy brown 0c sheeting for tie per yd.
Buckingham Post, G. A. R., will hold
an entertainment Tuesday evening, Sept.
8. Captain Jack Crawford, “the poet
scout,” has been engaged, and will give
“The Camp Fire and the Trail. "
—-Six pounds of breakfast bacon for
50cts., at Hayes market.
In the case of the Connecticut Humane
society Vs. Edward Church, which will
come up in the Town Court, July 20,
Prosecuting Agent Lockwood will pros-
ecute and Attorney J. B. Hurlbntt will
defend.
——Saturday morning, between 9 and
10 o'clock, the Bistou store, Norw alk,
shall sell jelly tumblers for 10 eac.h
William H. Riyniond. of Taylor 1130-,
mm, employed by Conter 1:: ‘WJ
Doty, who is building James Paul‘s 111111111
houso, was unable to v11,ork yesterday,
on fidccnnt of "the bad fall1' he received
Wednesday.
~thels, $5,153.? bicycles:
walk Hardware Co.
bicycle.
Sc. Nor-
Examine that $313
The subject of enlarging the present
quarters of the Twin City thelmcu in
the First National bank building, or of
procuring other rooms, will be discussed
at the next meeting of the club in Au—
gnst. The club will have a run to Dan—
bnry, Sunday, starting1 at 1.1 o'clock.
——Bostou store, Norwalk, for om- "
hour. 10 to it o'clock, shall sell Scotch
lawns for 30 per yd. {
The first annual pit-nicof the volun-
teer choir of Trinity church took place
yesterday, at The Knob. Those present
wore Rev. F. W. Norris and Mrs. Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1). Railoy, Miss Beers,
Miss Hendrick, Miss M. K. Jennings,
the Misses Bradley. Miss Zinnia-111111111,
Mrs. William Stun-1111. Mrs. M. A. Gif-
lin, Dr. Walter Jennings.
l
~ch~1pr1ng lamb, 12' 1‘1. N. Y. M'k't.
Th11 Daily Key who ilorald publishes
a two column account of 111'glorious
camp fire” given by the Army and
Navy linion, Garrison No 140, from tlu1
United States ship Maine, at Fort 'l‘uy-
lor. h‘ru11cis0rlich,son of A. Uriieh,
of South Main street. is commander of
thcgnrrison, and 111111111 the address of,
wolcmno.
1-«»'I‘wi11t the hours of [0 and ll
o clock, The limrtun store, Nor-walk,
slmllsclllarge sized broad 11111111 at 511
push.
Cmmntalore l’erry Council. No. 111,0.
U. A M., of New (31111111111, has invitod
1...
, closed three Sundays.
to be laid, and other improvements will ,1
Lincoln Count-ii, of South Norwalk. l)". ,
fender Council of Normdlr, and tho or.
livers of tlu.1 State Countil of ('on111111i«
cut to 11111111 uith it Fr i1l11y1111111i11g.l
July 'il, to witness thn local team Work
the third thigh-11 on 11111 1111111.;lidnn111
There will be 11 collation served in the‘.
Masonic banquet hall.
—Bmton store, Norwalk. Saturday '
betwoonfl11111011010141shallwlllmlios‘:
fast blank and tan hose for 81.1 per pair.
M111... w»...—
A road race will he run tomorrow ni-'
ternoon ntl o'clock under the auspices,
of the Hmitlipnrt Wheel club. There are f
fifty-tiwm1trjes.l‘or tim boys rut-u l
which starts at ‘l: 30 oclmk.tl1crc nro‘
eleven entries. Thom valor-w] from the
rims-slim 111-r1 ll. 8. 11101111111. Frank L
Smith. Just-11h Dick. lie-t Norwulkfli
L. Wehrle. South Norwallt. flurry Mt‘f- l
rill, Norwalk. i
1)
l
«flatworm the hours of and :l
(fol-11,41. th1 llrston horn. Norwallr,
shall null full sized table tumblers at. lilo
WW- I
,1niuo,l.1stnight.
‘mtions, readings and songs was render
l .
Arlen flinging society Wlll Ila
tonight. '
”WWW
J am I) is inspecting Norwallr’ a
storage re rvoirs today.
Com y D will drill tonight. ‘Sevcr'
111 new members will he enlisted.
David Hill, who has been in poor
health, is improving.
William Taylor. of Summit'stroet, en-
tertained several friends last night.
~—Sp11ing chickens, 10;. N. Y. market.
. Senator John 11. Ferris has received a
new racing screw for his lunch “Eva L."
The Norwalk Tramway company will
issue a new time-table card in a few
days. ______.
. O'Brien’s.
-Newman&Pinney, the painters and
paper-hangers in North Main street,
will move to Derby.
' ~Yac ht caps
401150111 for cash on refrigerators and
baby carriages for the next ten days, at
Raymond & Sons‘, Norwalk.
The IEtna Life Insurance company
yesterday paid a death claim of $1,000
on the life of the late John Hutchins.
Crafty, W. B.E.lock1vood,Jr.'s,horse,
won two heats of the 2:11 race at Mystic
Park, Boston, on Wednesday, in 2:1013‘
and "1123;,.’
~Ladies ' Alpine hats at O‘Brien s.
Another Tramway trailer jumped the
track 1n Wall street, last night, while
returning after bringing up the Grace
church picnickers.
Contractor D. M. Finch is laying out
tennis courts on the Nash property, 011
the east side of Elmwood avenue, be-
tween Golden Hill and High streets.
0
—See “For Sale" col. Bicycles.
' The Fifth Connecticut Volunteers
will hold its annual reunion in Ansonia.
August 10 and ii. The late Senator U.
S.1‘erry was colonel of the regiment.
1213.6.N.l1'.inarkot.
A special meeting of Pioneer Castle,
A. C. K. M. (3., will be held tonight.
All sir knights are requested to be pro-
sent,
interest.
PBicyclcs, bicycles, bicycles. So. Nor-
wnlk Hardware Co.
—Fowls,
Peter Flynn, of Tuylhr averiue,,\ras
digging around a large stone, last night,
when it rolled over on him, pinning
down his left foot and log and injuring
himquite badly.
Albert L. Butler. who will conduct
thcncw laundry Marvin llrothurs :ne
building in lluviluntl street. has rented
After the Congregational church pic-
nii‘ at lintou Point. yesterday, tl111
Ministering t‘irclc si-nt boxes of refresh-
as it will be a meeting of great 1 1..
111.
SWNER‘WMEM
’ Who They Are and Where They go in
Search of Rest and Recreation.
11111318 111mm 11111 11111111.
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The Opening elite Vacation Somn Sends Many
Sojourners to the Seashore. into the Moun-
tains, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
cl llural Lilo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lawton and child-
red, of Elmwood avenue, will go to tho
Thimble Islands, tomorrow, for three
weeks of cottage life. They will be
joined later, for a few days, by Miss
Luella 1. Lane and :Mrs. Lou T. Flinn.
, M‘rs. Oliver s. Gould and daughters
Bessie and Genie, of Fuiriield, are visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lohu
Britta, of France street. '
Mrs. M. I“. Fowler, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vanliuren,
West avenue, started today for Wood-
stock, Vermont.
Mrs. John J. Sandmyer and two
children, of Kansas City, are visiting
.« Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, of Havi-
'land street.
Charles C. Winters. -of New York,
will spend Sunday with his family, who
are at Mrs. Kate A. Velsor‘s, Lexington
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pisek. of Morris
Heights, N. J., are guests of ex~Uonn-
cilman William I". Hoyt, of Grove
street.
Misses Mabel and Grace Coyne, of
East Orange. N. J., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt, of Grove street.
Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Throckmor'
tin, of Jersey City, are guests of Mrs.
James 11‘. Fielder, of West avenue.
A. ll. Camp, of Norwalk, enjoyed a
trip to New York today, via the steam-
er Shady Side, from Stamford.
Mrs. William ll. Johnson and child-
run, of Union street, went. yesterday to
New Jersey to visit relatives.
Josie I.iuxweilcr, of Railroad place,
went on the five days" excursion to the
White Mountains. yesterday.
Mrs. C, II. Dormer, of (ircoupoint, L.
isa guest of Mrs. A. A. Martin, of
U ross street, Norwalk.
Bertie Funcher, of Moriden, is :1 guest
of his grandparentsjlr. and Mrs. Jasper
l‘rycr, of Spring Hill.
Misses Anna Coin and Edith Hunt
started today for Yorktown, N. Y.. for
a several days' visit.
Mayor Wheeler and party are expert-
ed houw tomorrow from shcir outing at
Spruvcton, N. Y. 1
Cashier (,‘iiarlcs lioyt, oi the Fairtivld
County Nat local bank. is enjoying a two
, the late I't‘h‘itll‘lu't.‘ of Mrs. M. Lauder. in . weuks' vacation.
; liuyvicw avenue.
l’roi’. C. 11. Wagner, of Allentown,
ol’a.. is a guest, of l'roi.ll;u'.~'tr11111, :11
meals to.1- 11d and shut in people who'
, w are unable to be prt sent.
—-—I.ong Island him-fish, liH ts a pound;
11c11kiisl1,0cts..magic-5.81m.atlluycs’
market.
The Scandinavian society held 11 1111111111 .
in Raymond's Hall, in Washington
strcct. last night. nib-r its regular meet-
ing. Shopard‘s orchestra furnished
music, and Mr. TyrrL-ll prompted.
The South Norwnlk Baptist church
will be thoroughly renovated during the
month of August, and will probably is-
Ncw carpets arc
take place.
’17111111111111111'11111 “Money" at tiw Nor,-
w.1llt Methodist chu rch. on the evening
of July ‘38. l1y(.1ongrussnuur 11}. J. Hill,
will interest all. No admission is
charged. Tho ll'Cllll‘l‘ will be illustrated
with charts.
J. (,iurncll I). Harvey‘s pct canary,
”Charlie," got out of its cage last night,
and flow away. This morning he was
found in full possession of tlu1 oilicc of
ltoth dc (loldsclnnidt's corset factory.
11ndunoccupturod and returned 1o H111
owner.
William Quinn, of lirmklyu, and
William 'l‘lunnpson. of New York. 111111111
111111 111ml 1: -1st night {111 or nlingthcir fun-
ontl1ut1‘i1111dno in Houth Nomalk at
H: 111. .ludgo liubblll found the 1111-11
guilty and iinpom d a duo of $1 and costs
in 11111111 1111-11
Six 1111111111nrs of Minnohnlni Division
and 11111111111 members of ('onc-oid I)i\i-
sin" has of '1'111111111 rum :1, attended the
1111111111111orFro-1111111111101111111111 in Silver-
A prom-1111111111, of rec i-
ed. and refreshments Wore served.
~~leaw hats 1111111111111. H'lirien‘s.
lloporls of the international Christian
lindi-m‘nr convention at Washington
(ll' 11 gnou in the flouth Norwnlk ( on
“Mahmud «hurrh. last night. Miss
lorum'e \l licnedn t gave an outlim1 of
the 1 ouvcntion 1111d'll1nrsd11y‘s Wurlt; J
Wullnu l’onmlt told of Friday 11 pro«
grmnmo. and Miss Anna D11 livrnian
that of 11111111131 and Monday.
~1 Rubber stamps, Wheeler‘s P. 1).
I
"The Folly."
\V. A. (71111131 is 1111111111ng11 portion «11'
his vacation at Port Itnxlnn-Ind, titatru
Island.
Howard iloyl‘. of l).111l111r_v, r1 turuml
home today. llfllil' a visit in South Nor»
walk.
Mrs .lllllll 5 him 1, of Noru'ullt. is 111-
ii naming Mist» l1‘-l(1‘11111~ 51.....111 N111
Yolk.
lzduzml (‘ 1111, of “outlw; 1111 11111111111 1
is spinding his 1111.1tion :11 Shippan
l’oint.
\V.\ .li.1il'. Ill Nurunlk.
a month 11 \.11.11i11l1.1t('0|1l Hlil'lllfl- [4. l-
In-stcrltolc, ol' lIr-mklyn. has 111-turn-
11d honu1 after a visit ".11 Norwallt.
1 Selectman Isaac Sc-llcrk is MIN-civil
home from Block Inland. 11111011111003
Mrs. I). N. (11111111, 111' Norwalk,
returned from 11 11111111111111 outing.
Miss Liz/Jo lioylstou in visiting in
New York city.
lie Knew It.
The luwycr lnid aside the story of
Edison's lifcaud looked out of the club
window.
“What 11 lot of money thorn in in pub
cuts!" he said at last.
The inventor lookod up in surprise.
”5111111." I111 r1 pliml. “’l'lic trouble is
to got it out."
Then in- thought of tho llilllllu'l’ of
limos ho had fuilrd and sighvd deeply,
\\‘llll1' tho lawyer thoughtfully 1111-
11111111111111 that in that p: mi:- 11!. 1r {1.1mm
111111 lino of bushy «s was very 111111 l1 like
111111thr1r.-( l1111 ago P1 11d
has
Might ”(1 Useful. .
Ali-fi'limllu-YUU say you are an or-
phan.
Applicant For l’miiion—aYrs. 1
how n't 11 living relative.
Morrlnintu-Vivll, l'll lako you. I
ought to get a lot of work out of you
duringtlw baseball sonsoi1.~»l’l1il1ul|lo
pliin "1110M.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. - ..
NORWALK, CONN.
25th Year.
11th lion in Norwalk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
i'rimin. inhrrnmlioln 1 otluoiic uni u!
logopromrrilor} IIIK‘I‘I “pm l11l14l-1111n11l 1r-1l
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Miss Haiti isnl Hinlotonsliuru 1m Thur"
ilay’nnd [this] of each week 1111111 am 11 m.
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. EDWARD STREET!
5 (11121111: BUILDING,
EDWARD STREET
DRY GOODS.
.‘liDHL'MMI’SlI
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
Everything must go.
Lower than you have ever seen
them.
111.15. LAWTON‘ a. co;
F-L-Y P-A-P-E-R.
TANBLEFDOT, ~
EXGELSIDR,
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South AlainStreet
m
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
1 and at prices aslow as the quality is high.
2 SHEETS. [DR 3 CTS.
I OT. A SHEET.
Prices are
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NORWALK. cons.
' m: 1111: suLL 311 THE 110111151
and go straight to Ayers' without hesi-
taucy and order a prime, juicy roast or
steak, 11 chop a broiling chicken or fowl.
or anything your palate fancies and
when it is cooked to a turn you will pro-
nounce it as choice a morsel as was ever
placed on Queen Victoria's dainty table,
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
JACKSON’ 8 PH°T°GRAPHSI
Arc unsurpassed for beauty
of style
and finish ......
. E. M. JACKS‘ON,-Photographer,'
53 WALL STREET,
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We have all the popular
PERFUMES!
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WANT ANVTHING ?
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in tl1-1 South Norwalk
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OUR GREAT MID-SUMMER
uction Salel“ «
BEGINS. . .. .
onset
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 11.1
Quick buyers get the best values.
about enough to go around once, and some may
Come early as we haven't only
want two or “1016.
Bargains in Clothing! §
Bargains in Furnishings”
Bargains in Straw Hatslll
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 surrs.
Original Price.
$18. 00 mixed cassimere and Irish homespun
men ’5 suite,
15.00 mixed worsted suits,
111-.00 gray diagonals and fancy cassimcrcs,
12.00 blue serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimeres,
8.00
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1.50 and $1.25
Selling Price New. '
$I3.00
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“1.00
9.50
8.50
6.50
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Reduction in Negligee Shirts l,
Fine Percalcs and Madras Cloths, $1.00 '
Srco Cheviots and Zephyrs, 7.1c.
75c Shirts, 58c.
SIRAW HATS, HALF PRICE”
omstoek Brothers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFF’IN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g. Non-talk.
Connecticut.
5'1 1. Ni‘irwalk Shore Open Evening.
G SALE
And 51-” them at New York Of MGH’S .
primes. Ladies,
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The hot weather l Ch'ldren S
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81 Washington Street South llorwalk.
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