11111111111111111111111' Furl.
Iliad the 7"}
131‘
1s
EIIIIIEI’S ,IIEI’IIIIIEIIS.
. lb 111-:- III-1|!- .1111 "'11
111‘ mu smut and 11111111,
Darla. 111111 1111111111 11111111111111.
Mr. and Mrs. 1111111311 H. 0‘ Reilly have
a new Irright hey baby.
~Straw hats cleaned. O'Briea' s.
Miss Jane M. Hyatt, clerk at the
selectmen’ s oillce, is busy getting up the
town reports.
The sliver Democrats of N orwalk will
organize 11 Bryan and $01va club, Wod-
nesday hight. ”
Raynloud Brothers are having new
spilcs driven and other improvements
made tel their dock in Water street. '
A youlig son of Prof». DoSilvu, of Brush
street, flail from the porch at his home,
recently", and 1aptured a blood vessel.
He 18 new imprm ing.
The D‘emocrats of Norwalk will hold
primaries in the dill‘erent districts, Fri-
day nigl t, August 14, to elect delegates
to tho ltown convention, which is to
choose dplegates to the state convention.
—-A general reduction sale of dry
goods, listing 10 days, beginning Ang-
ust 61h, . t M. S. Smith a: 011.11 ’
A heailty welcome and a helpful time
awaits all at the gospel sex slce at Knud-
sen’s Hall, tomorrow afternoon 11131111.
Mr. Ath-l1ton will 11111111111111 there will
be spew. l singing b1 Mrs. Collins No
colloctiml.
-—-Look at our 51-in. bleached and an.-
bloacheditablc linen, at 29,0 yard; was
ially‘good value at 351’ yd., at M. S.
S 11111 saloons
One day last week the house of How-
ard Sturges, in South Wilton, was enter-
ed while lllr. Sturgcs was out in the hay
field. '1‘! cy made a very good haul, s11-
e'uring $01 in 1111111115“, :1 gold watch, smt
of clothes‘ and a pair of shoes.
—Bluetlsb, 80.
N. Y. 111'k‘t.
A Ncwlllavcn street railway manager
cries out against the recklessness of hi-
cycle riders who risk danger and annoy
motonncn by riding too close to the cars.
The trouble is one that is found in Nor-
walk. Bicyclists should learn caution.
|
~—Bost percales, 1'1) ,1; yd. :bicyole cloth,
plain, striped and mixed, l‘l,'._.c‘1 yd., at
M. S. Smith 3: Co’s.
q..— .. __
1 SlWright Butler, who has been
’hcard int 0. South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, will preach to his old
charge in the First Congregational
church, lfort Chester, tomorrow. It
willbore ombercd that the Rev. Mr.
Butler we t from there to Omaha, where
he is new the pastor of a large church.
-—.Ask to see our ladios‘ 971' light
dresses, reduced from Ii] :‘10, at M. S.
Smith& ‘o.'s.
St. Joinl's Sunday school, of Lewis-
boro, will go to Rot-1n Point on its an-
nual picnic on Tuesday, August 3371.
The school numbers about fifty pupil.-
111111111 1n :1 very flourishing condition.
Mr. Whitlmk, ot’ ltidgeliold,l1as been
engaged to take the children to and
from the Point in alour horse carryall.
~bp1'1ng1h’n 1111111 1:11. N. Y. 111‘k‘t.
A boy wlmwas driving for Milkman
Jerome S. (lain-1r. of Darien, was at the
corner ol‘Seuth Main and Elizabeth
streets, this morning, when he pulled on
the wrong! rain and backed the wagon
into a trolley car. in charge of (loudne-
tnr Ilarnml and Motorman Raymond.
()uaol‘ tln‘ rear wheels of the wagon
was wrcuc 1111! oil.
—Y1u-ht‘caps()‘Ilrieu's.
The fair. and 11111 1'1ble held nightly
this week in Nichols' Opera House, New
1.111111111111111 the ladies of bit. Aloysius
Catholic cllureh, was largely attended
and was a lunar. financial success. The
pastorate "! Father McMahon, formerly
of Norwalk, is very pmmreus. A new
rvctory isllciug built for the aceonnuo
datiou 111 lh11 resident pastor, who has
made many! friends in all denominations
in the borough by his courtesy and
gonlality.
-—Now a
”it 75 bicycles. . ‘ ,-
It. L Wchrle, the bicyclist, has been
declared a prides-clonal by the L. A. W.
hitting bourll. Wehrle holds the llnrritt
chmupiun-d ip cup, having won it at the
Alpha Win-l1! club's races. ”11 amount
of Wnlirlcls pmfcssi'nnulism It debuts
' from racing with him for the cup.
bliairni 111 llohlnson, of the L. A W.
main: board, has the matter under ad-
visement. ll‘he race committee of the
Alphas has the power, however, to debar
Wchrle from riding in the race next
year, an thclclub holds the ownership of
the trophy until it Is won the three
times. _
..1-1111.111! Ell-1111111, the well- known
mullet-111101111111. can be consulted at his
11111111. 1111111! 111111111 111 11111 on: 11111111,
11.111111111111111 from 11mm.
11111. '
11116911 11.111111111111111, M. B. Smithdt 00.
Tax Collector A. A. Betta reports
collections much better this year than
last. ”mm
Mr. 11.111111111111111 Rowe, of Water
street, Norwalk, who are moving to
New York.11llllocato at 320 East Forty-
second street. ‘
George Ostorhanks is renovating the
old Mead store in Wall street.
--Leg spring lamb 1251’. N. Y.1n'k’t.
John Plunkett. arrested ' yesterday,
was lined ‘3. Judgment was suspended.
The Roth and Goldsohniidt corset
shop closed at noon yesterday on ac-
count of the heat.
‘ -—Straw hats.
()‘Brieu’s. I
, _..____._
The Twenty-eighth regiment, Connec-
ticut Volunteers, will hold its reunion at
Gregory's Point. August :28 ‘
I —l1‘owls, 12,1515. N. Y. market.
Reporter Taylor, of the Gazette, who
has been ill, resumed his duties today.
Colonel Russell Frost resumed busi—
ness at his law olllce today.
——Ladies’ bicycle hat, 9711‘ and $l.l.'1.
()‘Brion's.
A party ol’ Norwalk bicyclists will go
to Danbury and return, Sunday.
William Gilmore, of Norwalk, is
training for the Labor Day races.
C. H. Harvey has sold out his stock
of shoes and will probably engage in
business out of town.
Passes for admission to lamp Gra—
ham. Niantic, will not be required of
civilians on Friday, August 21. (lover-
11or's Day.
——I.adies' l1'd'k'f's,were 251‘ car-I1; sale
price .‘3 for 2711:, at M. S. Smith 1K; (Jo‘s.
Excursioh tickets have been received
in South Norwalk for the convention of
the Sons of ller1nan,in New Britain, the
17th and Ih'th.
-—Brown dorbys. O'Brien‘s.
Urofut 1k Knapp's factories shut down
yesterday at noon on account of the
heat. and the employees worked this
morning to make up the lost time.
——-Pu1'asols, 100,, less than cost, at M.
S. Smith 1% (.‘o.'s.
Hatch, Bailey 1% Co. are building a
burn on their dock.property in Water
street. Their horses are now stabled in
Dr. Purdue‘s barn in North Main street.
N. Y.1n'k't.
The little son of Charles K11s111r-1-ky,
who was kicked by a horse Wednesday,
and was taken to the hospital, is slightly
i111pro1'ed, and will probably be taken
home.
—Weaktish, 61‘.
The ladies of th11 Friendship b‘ot-ial
circle will enjoy a sail on tht1 steam
launch Pearl. this afternoon. They will
stop at Shippan I’oint. where tin-y 11 ill
have dinner.
—-Law as and dimitics reduced 21111,, at
M.b'..t-lmith1\' ( 1.1 ‘11
There will be a special connnunica—
tion of IIId Well Inxlgc, I1. 11ml A. 10..
Tuesday night next,
action relative to new lodge 1111111111.
The mock trial of the Industrial
League of the First Math-what I'Ipiscopal
church, which was to bare been held
last night, was postponed to the regular
meeting night, the 2501 last.
The artistic work 1111 the walls at the
Norwalk Savings bank is highly 1111111-
11111ndablc. The frescoingis done upon
asortof canvas with which the walls
and ceilings were Ilrst covered.
wliathing suits, cups and shoes, at a
reduction of 2.7”... at hi. hi. Smith (€011.31.
William Huntley, of Norwalk. who III
working for Contractor Stout, in Itidge-
ileld. fell oIT-ubench while at work last
week and struck his shoulder on a pile
of lumber, which caused him a good
deal of palmbut he worked every day
—A large assortment 111 111111 1111111111 '
m ‘ IIEIIE Alli! IIIEIIE BY THE
had
1111-I1nan_n-1.-.
- 11!. 11.
11: 1,1' and l raid 1y oioal. h w1ek 1111 til .1 no 11. m.
)3‘ am
For admission shouldhe made at Mill-
Stamford, - - - —
to take further ' 1..
Scorn None/11.11.
The Jonathan Camp term on
Books read. Purchased by the Episcopal
Sisterhood of St. Mary, of New York,
for the site of a summer hospital for
invalid and disabled children, will
shortly be graced by the erection of five
large buildings, the plans for which are
now in readiness. and figures upon
which are being secured.
The buildings were to have been
erected in readiness for occupancy this
summer, but the death of Mother Super-
ior Harriet,’of Norwalk lineago,whowas -
at the head of the sisterhood, delayed
the Work. Her plans are noiv'bcing car-
ried out under the direction of Dr.
l’oor11,,ef New York, business manager
of the organization. ,
The property contains thirty acres and
has a commanding elevation of much
beauty. The well has already been dug,
numerous trees have been set.
out. Two roads will reach the premises,
either the Rocks road or a new street to
be cut through irom Cliil’ street. near
Blue Mountain.
The building willbc of an imposing
appearance, and of great credit tothe
town.
The society now has property at New
Rochelle, which it will abandon for the
N orwalk site.
List oi Unclaimed Letters
tnmainlna uncalled for at the following pest-
olllces. for the week ending Aug. a, 111m.
P111'1plocalllng for them should say Ihcyarc
advertise-l:
Io I111 ll. Ben-l. "01'!th Fillfllrlllll. .I01-. 1’.
llulwhlll I1. Iloylecaic A. C.I\I11Iy. (ion \ou-
land. I'. ltl-Iglvy .Ios. I‘IlI-w. J. ltnymond Mrs.
\V111.'II. Il:,1ymon1| All-.11 H11111111-I0'.1111 Ill-11111:
Femoral-I. .111-1111.-1111.-- Hmith. N11I1l11W.|I.-li,
Ios. l-‘illm. (i. \V. Ilene-lint. 1231.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
NORWALK, CONN.
.25th Year.
1.'1Ih Y1- :1r in Nolwalk.
1101111111111 11111 1111 scaom.
111101117001, .
EXCELSIDII, '-
F. D. LAWTOII 81 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
of
Previous to Inventory 1111 have been through they entire stock, and- marked evtry
M my gmxis are marked down to less than one hall the
It' 11- an opportunity you should not miss. They
must be sold as we do not wish to Inventory
:emember every
is represeglted in this
c.
thing down.
C0142,
thuu.
S
EDWARD
S GAZETTE BUILDIIIG,
1011144
lllfiil; All“ ll
WWW M
" 2? it
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
.F-L-Y ’P-A-P-E-R
2 511E121: £011 3 on.
-' 1 '1 or. A surrr. 1
STREET
Dry Goods!
STREET! 1
ueawsut. coma.
THIS MAN
111 ion queer tangle, but there are others
just as bad of! who still stick to the old
way of paying the highest prices for
their meats. It is your own fault if you
do not have just as much money to
spendasyour neighbor. It is because
you stick to the high price butcher.
When we say that we do more business
than any two markets in the town, you
can bet it is so. Who can sell you a leg
of spring lamb {or Who but us’. Who
sells veal chops for 12' ._.c but us, and
the best corned beef that you met 111111
for do 11 lb? Try it.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRIIKS. AYERS, Prop.
Primary. Internivdimtc n1 rub-mic and 1 1|-
app-[.1111 iloiy -Ia:- 1..- bipe-i:1lir-ts11mp|.1y1-1l
i111 11w111-11.1|1-:11uu-..---:I-11111111.111111111.111-11111!
lb.- !:111,: II: 11:1»; (111-1 In! itll-‘Illl-III I1 111111" 1!.-
.A limited 1111111.:1-1-11'1I11y pup l.
and a] 1 1 i: 1! sin-I11 111i». 11II11‘ lie 1! $1111! for 1'i;'
hull 111 pliu all-v11 tlt'bllfllllo.
111-..111i1-l1- 1:I1-11111-to1'lsit-11'11on TllIlh-
Mrs. Mead’s School I
JACKSON’S PH°T°GRAPHSI
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish .
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN
53 WALL STREET, . . .
WILL REOPEII
Septemberzs,’96
ALL APPLIGATIONS
side at an early day. a! 111'
MR. KING'S
scHoeL res BIZVSI
11113111111111 STREET,
Connecticut.
WILL REOPEI
September 29th. 2111.; a
liver one hundred boys have entered col~ 2) “Pl 3 isted ’ S H
legc from this school;‘ 1 PI 0
111.2. 1111
3 Old :1,
H E E L I ” ’
W-—-—-—-—§ 5 Well 3
1.1111111 '1
:IlllIIC: meats W c o I 0g“ e ! g
1)
° _._..__ 3
CASHBUVEng 1
Flu 1111c 1111-11 only. 'ch have a com- 2
0plot-1 assortment fl
Standard Lines OuIyl n"f , o
2 Stationary, g
“AT-'1" q k -'
FOX cvc1.E co., 9’ 3"" 9"
II Elizalmth Street. Banks!
Court-nicer
lion-air shop on premium,
until Tues-lay. when he had th11 doctor
examine II. who found that a small bone
hudbecnl1mk1-n.uud udtisod him not
to work for two weeks.
-Attcndcx1-ursion to Pave-1n Park.
by (Iatholic Ilnion (louncil, K. of 0.,
Thursday, Aug. 13, steamer Isabel. (3on-
c1-rtsby Dwyer’shandulance music by
Philharmonic orchestra. Tickets, one.
The telephone linemen are taking the
dead wires from the poles in Water
street, Norwalk.
The Norwalk police heard the sound
of an explosion in Main street. at an,
early hour this morning, but e1mld not
Mocrtaln the cause.
Bid: {or the construction of the over-
flew mover in Water street will he
W at 1111' city engineer's cilia
111111de 15.
“'11 111-111-111. (111111 Raymond ctr-mt southerly
tel 111 stream on mainlt snI-l Wat-1r street. will
lu- received at tho oIIIm- 11“th
011111 of Ange-t. 11m
gftmumhlnllollnrfl: ”1114!"!!me or "V Me- 11
1
alas
him
a"
11. II. HARVEY!
ctrv IMPLOVMENT AOINOV.
hello-- and gentlemen duo-Irlo lint-clam-
heiniuu11y11apo-up1.111 obtain 1 111 11111111- at
theIlllot‘t1ttltl1lll')“ll moth worth-hingInc-iiiolls,
either nmloor ImnnIc. "11111-111 urn-1111M“) mom
“antmi lionw-Ilnu-h A llrnl Ila-11111111 \-
map. and gardener. Imo- wage- 111 rIgit
[11" 11,11
Wanted Git! ll or III. col-11ml I11 rim-Isl molt
In Ito hlI- hen.
70 North Main ctr-'1' Smith Norwnik.
IIOTIOE'I’D CONTRACTORS
Hmh-d prom-11b- I'nr the con-traction of a
IIIteeuIn-h 1Itrm1-1I plp- nwrfl or 11mm In
titv barium-r.
1-11\\11-1hlngtonair-1111,1111“! mum of the 13th
.m‘h prop-mo! shall be sign-11! luv the bidder.
II 11111 ompanlmi by a commod- heel; for (1111-
i‘unlm'l VII hill tnl clay-1 Iron: the
I‘ll . lhl‘fiwlltfl II In1 (111.11 ptnzL
Ito 1);”th ml or Ali-1111.1111r11p1m.
Ink-enamel I deem-.11 [or the Interns of
"lbs" maintains 1111;11:1- ppm-Juanita
«£31111... 1
pl 11
2.3%
..__.__.___J.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
RSI-1:
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST-
We have all the popular
Prices Reduced!
WANT ANYTHING ?
No n- M to. Allin-10w
in 111- South Norwalk
Evening'
Sentinel.
OUR SPECIAL
For this Week IS the entire line of
Fancy
Wash
Vests,
’77£5<> '
Eachli
the same old story.
to winter tl1cm,although they
When you see them you will wonder how we do it.
It’s .
Overstocked and we don’twant
don't eat their heads oft. 0111‘ stores close
at 0 o'clock, excepting Mondays and
. Saturdays. . . . . .
1......
OUTFITTERS.
Comstock Brethers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET;
South Norwalk, -
MILFORD A. GIF‘FIN, Mgr.
Conn-took Bros, Masonic
Bld‘g, Norwalk.
Connecticut.
IG SALE
PERFUMES!
And sell them at New York
prices.
The hot weather
willnol I11: mils-L)
oppressive if you
Etc.
Try a boxof Ilurlbutt's Inver-
ncss paper, Linen or
smooth finish.
250 For Box.
"0——
R. H. PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street.
so. IIOIIWALII
WI'I
$3.111." iWfio‘E‘nlm 111111 than
11111111 h “Wane, 1111111111“
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
l have bought a stock of Lounsbnry, Mathc wson’ 1\' C.'.~.o
Oxfords, and ior (10 1.1.1) M1 1!! Sell them lor
Iaulivs’ $4.00 Shoes, $32.01")
“ 3.00 “ 2.00 ‘.‘
“ 2.00 “ 1.50 “
" 1.50 “ 1.00 “
“ 11.00 K id 11.111.111.111 .50 “
u 2.00 a u 1.50 11
“ 1.50 ’ “ 1.00
“ 3.00 Rus’t ()xl’tls,2.00
“ 2.00 “ “ 1.50 ,
‘1 1.511 1‘ 1‘ 1.00 100 "‘
u 1.25 a 11 750 100 “
4.00
3.00
2.50
2.2 5
2.00
'l‘inc l adios'
HALF PRICE”
Men’s $5.00 I tassel,
It
(I
(I
(I
(I
Shoes and
$3.50 .
3.00 s
2.00
1.50
1.25 .
15110
100 pair lioys’ Shoes,
000
Children’s RussetfiOc
t
It
600
The above are all the Latest Styles and U p-to-llatc, and it“ hard
work and close attention will do it, it will be the Biggest Sale ever
held in Norwz llk.
THEO. H. OLSEN,
..‘fi
a“
Norwalk Chronicler