111111111 1111111111111:
'ilVOllllO.
time. returning home about
“a Muslim ” L. Auons'ra'
0
18911.
' wanna N. 111.... 1111111 3...: 11111.
walk depot, went to Springfield. Mata,
today.
()flleer Valient was on duty in Nor-
walk. lastnlght. to relieve Ullleer More
house.
The shoe rations of Lonusbui'y d1
Mathewsun' s factory are taking a twu
days‘ vacation this week.
While wrestling with. John Hanion,
lastuight, llilicer Valiant tripped and
fell, tearing his trousers.
ilASllES llEllE ARR TllERE If TIlE
SERTIIEL’S REPRRTERS.
-—-—-——--
In. at the “in. M 8n and lint
ls limit. Cult Mall and Vicinity
(During their Diem! 1111;111:111.
«Imperial Crown 11111 cigars have
always been good. are good today. and
will be good tomorrow. and ever after.
It was William Callahan who was be-
fore Judge Frost yesterday, and not
William Monnhan. of Water street.
‘harles Lynes, of West avenue. is
1eriou111y ill.
Miss Annie E Smith. of West avenue.
will give a trolley party” Friday night.
Mrs. Phoebe Davis is seriously ill at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Maria
Brimdhurst, 17 Hoyt street. South Nor-
walk.
George Curtis, of Norwalk. went on
the Thousand Island excursion. today.
The balance of the new furniture for
the Norwalk City Council has arrived.
-—~Go to G. (ihiotto' 1: fruit store.
Washington st. bridge, in Wall st.. Nor-
'alk. for fine peaches for preserving.
$11011 per basket. '
Undertaker George 11. Raymond is
quite ill at hishome in Berkeley street.
Boat Builder William Taylor has been
quite sick at his home in Womlward
A circus car for Danbury would not
go under the tunnel at Norwnlk, this
morning, and had to be sent around by
way of Bridgeport. ‘
-- “"“ ' ' —11‘resh evergreen corn, 11.1. or dozen
The Epworth League of the Norwalk F. 1.). Lawton & (.0. p
Methodist church will have a trolley -
ride tonight 1'. St. John Lockwood will. :1 is 11:11.1.
appealf'om the $7101! 'beuefits assessed
against him by the city of Norwalk for
the Mill Hill improvements
Elton Baker, night ticket agent at the
Consolidated depot in South Norwalk,
has been sick. ..
Janitor Morris Sloan, of the Over
River school. has thoroughly 11111.111111
the building and has it in excellent
shape for the reopening of school.
Little Katie Kelley. the favorite play-
inate‘pf the children of Spring street, is
very ill with dysentery.
The Norwalk l’harnnumntical associa-
tiation will meet at tho Mahaekemo
11111111. tonn‘n'row afternoon.
Miss Edna Brown, has resmned her
duties as clerk at Jones & Howlikiss‘
crockery store i11Norwalk.after a week’s
vauaation.
The rooms now 11ecupied by Miner l).
Randall 111 'l‘aylor‘ .1: block Will be [1: let
from September Ist. Mr. itamlall will
li111v1' his olllee to his dock in East Nor-
walk.
A ball game. was played at the picnic
1111111: John 1". Ahearn nsssoeiation at
Roton i’oint, yesterday. The score was:
Coitoret, ten; O‘Connor. seven. The
excursion numbered 1, 1111:,
James A. Kenny, of New York. spent
Monday in Norwalk. 111211: :1 number
111 the .l. 1". Alumni association. of New
York city. '
N. ilart Sherwood. of Stamford. will
give the scholars of his Sunday school
class another trolley ride to Roton Point.
Thursday night.‘ W ._ ‘
l-‘ncas Tribe. No. 31?, I. U. 11. 31.. will
meet tonight. The team will be. present
to get in good form for the four eandi~
dates next Tumlay night.
The [killer k and old (Yrossmnnd
houses. purehased by Messi's.S\1':11'tzand
Yolk. have been moved from St..l11sep|:‘s
parish property in South Main street. to
their new sites in Raymond street.
--—-|"1'11.~1|1 evergreen 1'111'11. He. per dozen.
1". 1). Lawton 1k (‘11.
A. Blam'hard has pun'hased of Harry
W. Nash, of Boston, :1 building 1111 11::
the property at the corner of Holden
ilill street and Elmwood nv1-1::111.a::1|
will probably erect 11 residence there.
-—lv‘resli ev ergreeu corn. Se. per dozen.
l" D. Lawton&Co.
The eased! George 11111.1.“ ernelty
toanuuals.111111:h1:.1me up in the jus-
tilre court at Wilton. yesterday. was 1111-
Rm'.J11|1:1B. Lawrence and family.
who have l111ensp1-n1lin'va month with‘
1111.1tii11s111 South Norw :.l|.'. will leave
l'tou :1 tomorrow for (‘lnremont Jnn1'tiou. l
\' 11 The White Mountain 1\pr1-ss
will slop here 1 spec: lolly for them.
journed for one week. Justice Ilose. 11f
Norwalk, presided.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
will hold aspeeial meeting tonight tol
arrange for entertaining the Stamford
firemen when they visit Vorwalk to plav
the Pioneer baseball team
The Ilover club is making arrange—
ments to give a dance in lied Men's
Hall. South Norwalk. in about three
weeks. The club will meet with Ernest
R. Wilson. 26 Union street. Thursday
night
\lglln have been 111"111t111l by the roadI
«omiuittee of the. TwinL‘ity \Vheelnl'n:
is consid: red 11 ingerons to 10:15:. '1‘ h: v
read: "(Iy1tlists~(toasting llallgerolh‘ 1
on this bill. Twinl ity Wheelnn1n.‘
The Georgetown Sunday schools ennn' ,
to South Norwnlk this morning. and l
boarded .speeial trolley ears for 11111111: |
Point. where the day is being spent in
:nerrymaking. Th1- lsnvishoro (Jungia-
gational Sunday school is alsopienieking
at Roton today.
( 'olonel James l.’ Hommedien has 11a|i~ 1
ed a meeting of the l'nion Veterans" {
Union for next Saturday night, at his
office in Washington street. to arrange
fora elanibake at Seaside 111111-11, East
Norwalk.
Fifteen members of the Norwalk Bar-
bers' Union went to Gregory's Point.
lastnight.a1111 had their second shore
dinner of the season. They 111d a jolly
The Southern New 'Ingland ’l‘ele~
. phone emupany's linemen ran the 11111111
pany's l'lusl avenue wires aeross the‘
Norwalk river. yesterday, from :1 1111111:
eleven . in the rear of the James block in Water .
oclock. lstrevt 1111111111111 the. Homes. Keeler 1\'
fiatnrday. a son was born to Mr. and Seller-k e11n1pany‘sw11—1‘1el1.
M31 will"?! Albert “1‘1"“? 111N111 l .lamesS. Judd. son of Orantre .luld, l
”LN 1‘ MW Whitney “'1“E"""“““Y the11111111111ugrwultmal editor is vi~i'-f
Mm“ Kfllhmm‘ ““11 0' Xurwnlk. 3‘ ing l:1sf'at|1er——-111-'1aw. Albeit |.. Butler,=
daughter of Gould H031. 0‘ l"WV-"1W“ proprietorof the 111-w()onnectieul 1.111111-
avenue __ ' dry. Mr Judd is seeretary of the Sturrs
The board of “1......th of u... Twm Agricultural 112.\periment Station, at
City Winelmen met last night and se- jMi““‘l"t““"1 ("'H“ .
h" MUM!“ don-n periudu'als 1‘". the, intolnn1|1itron1thepopularlnrber at
elub during the winter At the 001-: A. M l’ohlm'ms, was an interested
elnsion of the meeting 11 watermelon . 1111111 etatur. yesterday '11 the sessionuf fl",
social W“ l" M Town ( '11n1't i1: “11111111 Norwnlk, and was
Albert ll.Cr1m|ey. the. assistant 1-::- I so impressed with the arguments of the
ginoer at the Norwalk Tramway 121m:- 'dineiplesof Blankslouo that he thinks
pany's p'mer house. smashed two of his seriously of entering the profession.
liugm's yesterday, while feeling of tho
eccentrie town If it was hot. Dr. W. l' '
Burke dressed the injuries.
'1'11111111w tire alarm box 11:: the Wash-
ington street bridge, in front of Her.
._._.____. mania Hall, was 11111111111'11111 yesterday.
An unusually large number of 11111111: it “.111 1... "nu”...rg-g. Keys maybe
l""'l"" 3“" ""04 Eh" WT“) ""”"" 1“ ""' found at \\ :llium . Jesse's. Bridge
Norwnlk Yacht club house. last night.E111.....1,,,.(1,,|..1.. and I"lueh's drug store.
3”" thoroughly ""j"3""‘ ”""“‘“"""“' l’l‘he box willbe tested tomorrow at |2zll1':.
l'urdydr Freeman furnished exquisite Am“...
music. and Cntm'er Colby provided 1111‘ Arrmnzemeuts have been eonipleted
fn-shiuents. 11'1rth11 return game ls1twe11n the Htmn
Willraml‘s degrove 11fl~llmth Nomaik. ford fire department and I'ioneer llook
who hail been employed by 113 l’.\\'1-1-d ;au1| Ladder emupany hall team-1,111 be
thn druggist of Norwalk. severed his P‘1‘Y‘V‘ 1" N1“WV-"W "1‘11 Hitnrday
extenuatio'n with the 11117111, Hatnrdayrlirmlmln11111111111111: prtx'11r1-1l..1ud Non
evening. having w-cnrwlapmilionwill::“'1|‘k"l4 Willi!“ “Milled 1111111111 :11: to
the Bristol Drug 1111mpany at Seymour “‘1' “I“ “WNW“ WW "1‘"
1111 will begin his duties tin-r1- Wednes l ofw‘tliiiw'l‘wenty-elghth
""7' Connecticut Volunteers. have,
revolved unite-1:1 of the annual reunion
Switmningelub, of Stamford, 121111111 "to3 tilliregury's l’olnt. 111-st Friday. Thu
11.11.11: l’uinl. solidly. at the request of business meeting will be held at 11:21:11
the unanimous. and gave an eiihibltion ; All veterans in this vieinity are invited
in swimming. A large crowd was pr11s-‘ to take part in tin- reunion. A Rhode
out 11111111111111». After their dip, they Island 11l:1::11:ake is to he served. ll. ll.
were invited to the hotel. where they' Itaymuad isprv'sident of the nasoelation.
Veterans
.. regiment,
How-r111 members of the (in-york
did justim- to a shore dinner prepared and H. L. 11111111111111. of Stamford. is
for then: by the hosts. ioeretary. |
Mrs. B. G. Feeuey. 61' Wilton. avenue
is quite ill.
Trent Stanley. of Main street, Nor-
walk. has the chills and fever.
Mrs. Arena was warned out 11f apart-
ments in Park street, this morning. ‘ I
l). L. Burbank. of Jersey City. is
spending stew days at the City Hotel.
The case of Alien vs. ()‘llrien is on
trial in the Town Court room at Noi'walk.
today.
Bishop McMahon Council,
7:1tholie
Benevolent Legion, will meet this
evening. _
Mrs. Samuel (lrifllu, of Center avenue,
is suffering from 11 painful felon on be:-
1'ight hand.
The ease of 1111's. Wiegand, for assault,
will 11111111: up for trial inthe '1‘1'1wnfl11n1't.
this afternoon.
lonstnble Hunt dispossessed Mr. and
Mrs. Frances Anderson, of Park rlreet.
this morning
Walter 11‘itel1.1ii‘ Westportavenue.1'11-
1111111111111'1111 the Norwalk post-111111111 111::
ployeus, this morning. with a big bag of
apples.
- St. Paul's Fellowship 1111111 will have :1
01111111111110 on Long island. tomorrow.
They will be accouwanied by the Broth-
crhood of St, Andrew.
William Weisheit, who left South
Norwalk eight years ago, and has been
in Chicago and Virginia. is visiting his
mother in Woodward avenue.
~l1‘1'esh evergreen corn. H11. perdoxi-n.
11‘. I). Lawton 1k (‘11.
James J. Morris. clerk at W. 11. Smith
1% (311‘s hardware store in N111'11'::lk,is
taking :1 Week 1111'. 1'...‘
returned from :1 week 1: vae 111111111.
l'Ix-(Jhief Engineer John H. Jones. of
the Westport fire.111:p:11't1n::11t.is iu 51111111
Norwalk this afternoon to attend thei
funeral of the late Clarence 1'}. Hunt.
Mrs. Manson and Mrs ll:tel:eock,of
‘A'iw Y11rl.'.:1111 13111111151111 l). Kiuuney,
111'W11st avenue. Mr. and Mrs. ll. 11
Jolmsm, 111‘ New York. who have been
visiting Mrs. Kimmey, returned home
yesteialay.
John l’.:p, :11: Hungarian. was arrested
for brand: of the 1111111111, yesterday. i1:
Springu’oml. Th1- 1-o:::plai::;1ut was
Joseph Keri. Judge Frost found the
prisoner guilty 111111 imposed :1 111111 111' $1
and costs. whiel: was paid.
Mrs. Agnes Reynold,
Reynolds. 1111:p|11_v111l at
(Ynemienl works, l":1irfi11l1|.1v::s killed
yesterday afternoon by :: \1 (“l bound
[run :1 1111' 1'1-11 from 111111111 her hush
11m st: indiug. but out of his 111;. in
the
'l‘h1-f‘it1 (‘onneil of Norwalk l: is 1|: -
'eided not to allow the 01111111111: 1‘ mm
to hold tri; 11s in thei (21111111 11 11:11:11. "llii~
morning the aitnrnevs tried to get info
but “'11 re obliged to go to tin-1' 111rt room
back 111 the 1111111 111111-11.
HOTEL BURGLARY AVERTED.
A Plucky Clerk at Fenwicl: llali Drives oil Five
Midnight intruders.
A during .1111111111 to rob 11‘11nwi1'k
111111.:11 ."av'biookl'1:i::t.w.1s made 111'
live lunglars eailv veslerdav morning. .
\v ithont doubt the same
ileuehside inn :1!
gang that raided
the 11:1
:‘ll'l'k. All'l'ell 511111111.
The. hon-l 1» to the
. .‘ siiuzllfielnse
‘ month of the f‘ouueeth. river. at the
east end 111' Long island Sound. a stone's
throw from the main entrain-11. The
house is somewhat isolated. only one 111'
11v111111111g11si111ing nearby.
About two hundred gue‘le’ \l'f‘l‘t‘ regis-
tered nt 1h: hotel over Sunday. the
majority of then: from New York and
Hartford. At emu-fly hulfpast twelve
11'111111'k yesterday morning Bellini! opened
the door for two guests who had been not
spending the evening at 11 neighboring
voltage.
goo“ night, when. in passing the small
window's beside the main 1l1111rw::y.tl:e
clerk saw :1 1:11:11 peering at him through
the glass. 114111111111. :1 little later. saw ii:
the dim light from the neighlmriug road
lamps the 11111111111111 another man. who
11‘11111-r11111'hin1: upon 11111 porl'h.
"What do youw:1nt'."' he demanded
of the men. They made no answer.
The silhouettes 111' three more men
eonid now he seeu by l"enton near the
font of the 11111'1'11 stairs on the lawn.
l’uinting his revolver 1lir111't|_v :11 the
gang 111-1'1'11111 out:
“i will give you gentlemen just thirty
seconds to make yourselves seam-11?"
'l‘his threat was met with 11 Volley of
oaths. The man nearest the, window 11::
the porch raised his hand warningly to
the night clerk and said in a sharp tone:
"You've go! the 111-~11 of us this time.
young fellow: but we will emne around
here some night when you are asleep
11ndt|111ntl1vstory will be diil‘eri-ut."
The intruders then moved oil'. They
were seen later 11:: the share by the bar.
tender of the l: 1M. A s11111'1'l1party was
organized. but they made their 111111111111.
Hapsmithwl \Willlll't‘ how it 11111111111
that Miss .‘lwift is always out when 1
call? firimshawwllli. i guess its just
her luck!
wife of llvdwrt ,
1111111111.: ‘
l‘arms. but'
their plans new fr11~lrat1~1i by the mght ,
I
They had seareely bade 1:11:11
.Tay'lui has. ‘
FRUIT
H
EDWARD
of
thing dew 1:
cost.
them.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
F.D. LAWTON a co.
Mason. Quart....................50c do:
Pint 450
JARS Lightning, Qt....................$1.IO
11 "A t .
1’ $1
F. D. LAWTON 81 00.,122 South Main Street
STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
Dry Goods!
l’rev' 11:11.11 to 1111 auto: 1' we have been through the entire stock. and marked every
M: my goods are marked down to less than one half the
l t is unopportunity you should not miss.
must be. sold as we do not wish to Inventory
Remember every depart-
is represented in this
sale.
They
STREET!
1101111111111. coaa.
-.... ..- --_....._.._._._........__....._._~ _. .M......
A 112111111111: TEMPTATION
for the. waiter to have to carry a tender
juicy steak from Ayers' to the table; 1111
when whispers to it on the. way-~"l
\vau't yo‘. ma honey." This week we
will have :1 low sale. "Leg mutton. lee:
f111'e11uarte1' mutton. 513; 3 pounds of the
best salt pork for 3711': try our pressed beef
10:- per pound. Fish of all kinds away
down. The cheapest market it: the twin
Cities.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
11111115. 11115115, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
TOGRAPHST
JACKSON 3 P” °
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish; . .
.1-
1
53 WALL STREET,
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JAOKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN
BAFFLED BY A WOMAN.
"altars. Stead Fires Her Revolver and Drives
Away a Midnight Thiel.
Mrs (‘ |:' 11'}: s l' 1'1-'1le:i: l: Stead. 1d
Br'idg1 putt h: is proved hirsult' :1 biave
w:111::1:: "1|:-' Smulisthe wife of the
see relai'v 111' the Salts Textile eniupauy
:111111la11;:|:l1r11f (‘liief.l:1.~tiee l.::1l:1ling.
at the tops of hills in \‘11111al‘. \v'heie :t ' the room to try the .-\l|en I) Brien 1:1.<e . 1:11 Islam. mu
[1 was after midnight when she was
’:1w'.1k1-::1'1| by strange noises from the-
direction of the dining room. “('1' hus~
band was away and only herself and her
little bov were i:: the house.
She 11::11 hly put on :1 wrapper and.
guilt}. I to :1 bure 11:: drawer, procured :1 re-
volver. '11:: light 1:: tho- hali 1111111:
stairs she saw had been extinguished.
11:1: noiselessly she descended. Then she
will the gas and started toward the din-
ing room.
She saw :1 f1 urn: dart toward the 1'1-||::r
stairway. and tired twice. but 1::is.~11:l
the mark. lining to the front entrain-1'.
Mrs. Stead blew several times upon a
large whistle. and Private Watelnuan
Lynch and l'ulieeman 1.11511 responded.
Mrs. 51111111111 two bullets had entered
the oak wall in the dinning 1': 111m. near
the kitehen door. H1111 examined the.
silver and found that it had not been dis-
‘ turbed.
Enterprising Advertisers.
Nash 1k \':111S1'11y shun thirty domini-
tious in toilet sets. eleven 1|:1111u'ati11ns-in
dinner sets, ranging 1:: price from 111': to
$10, and tumblers and cut glass i1: great
variety.
Manuel '1'. Hnteh claims to furnish
the best goods in the graiu line. and his
eluim is born untby the large business
he. has built 1111 among the horse. owners
of South Norwalk.
The beautiful designs and refined
1111111111 and shades of wall papers. freizos,
11111.. sueh as iii-whet keeps in his varied
and elegant stock. at snub tempting
prices, are :1 delight to 1111 who visit his
shire.
llunn-r Ii. lloyt is selling silver novel-
ties at fifty cents on the dollar until
Hepteudwr l.
Excursion to the While Mounlalns.
We don't know of any better place in
this enuutry tosnet:d:1\ve11k's vaentiuu
than the White Mountains. The lleerea-
tiou Tourist company will run one of its
unrivalled live-day f‘Kl‘ll‘tllilll-l. August
:;|, for it‘ll. whieh inelndes all expenses
of transfers and railroad fare. and hotel
111-noun":slations at the Hlnelair Ilonse.
one of the Iiuesl hotelsin the mountains.
Bethlehem is the headquarters of the
hay fever brigade, and the hotel is in
full sight of Mt. Washington. with its
sky—piercing summit. You can‘t do
better than go and get a ticket of (l. W.
Harris and 11 New England Tourist.
riluwielu enusistr-il 111' a
Vinlterson's Greatest Dinner.
The 1:11:11“! dinner flint 111/111' I Eat
111.1,: of mutton
dressed with 11111~l111‘1|.:1 bit of hot wheat
111111111 :11111 some fresh 111111111 11111: half
:1 1111.111! lino- 11111Hky to wash it down.
it 11111111: front 111' N1 11' 111-111' 1'|:::11'|: :1:
the Sillnllli‘l'luf lull-l. Someone |:;11l.~1'-::t
lLuslis :1 leg 11f 1:111ll1m. 5111:11' 11111'l1:111
51-111 Yealuizm :: large pilllmx of butter.
Bragg. fi1'ii1-1'al Poll." 5 1'111111', had some.
flour. liuslis and Yn-atmui: invited (hiv-
11'111-1' Harris and myself. The gov: mor
happen: 11 to liavv :1 key \vhi1'l: 11:11-11 H1 :1-
11:':11 1‘11ll:'~ 1:11111i1'1u1' All 111’ :14
111111.41 in ::1:1|1'111;.: the robbery 111' :1 vial
'uf Irish \vhlsky. 1111' general l1:::1.~.-lf
‘ls1iugnbsent. and that was the dinner!
(ll1:1':111:.<1i:1:::1-r!
Pleasi- (111d. 11:11 1111.1rtrl'. Fllll survives
to tell 11:11 tale. Wllll'll thvydowhenever
they 1::111-t and ran gel :11: 1111111111111.
1121111111: is in Paris. Pilllulra‘mlur, 11111 same
1'11111. self possessed 111m: 11: diplomacy
1:11 used to lu- 1::1111-1'111'11. able, brave and
hwy. Hams. tinn'hing the 111ghti1-s. is
the dashing. bi':|l:::nt. impetnunp buy
111' was 213 years ago. and. ~:lver o:-
gubl 111' :11'itln-1. 11ml: toward him 11111
Write! Ywntnnni, obtrusive only in his
1'1111r:1;:11 on the battlefield. lives the life
of 1'1:|11\'at1'1l leisure and uunmbitinus
1'nsti1'ity whirl: delighted bin: most
when 111-was both younger and l‘i1'l11'1'
than he is, though he. still has his 1111-
cestral 111-11.11
’l‘hat 11.11: a dinner. '—Lonisv 11111 l' on
1111'- -.lon1'na|.
('11-‘12
A Jewel of 0 WITH.
A 1'111'tain Russian nobleman visiting
Paris was noiii'rd to be eonstuntly
1111111111111 in (1111) audio 11s. 11: 1111111 11'
his 11:11.11 1' :1 Very r1111ar|1ab|11riug 11”.:
11111111111 for :1 111.11'1l1-.t and whh‘ 1\
t1-n1i1d1mrhis11:11:11 like .1 bnekle 1'. for
tin1 ring finger. 11 was of 11 gi'v-miish
1'11l11:' and was traversed by red Wins.
A lady. 11:11-11:11; him in public. 1'1-11-
11111111 in say:
“You \1'1-111' a wry handsome ring. "
"It is not a ring." he answered. “but
a 111-1111111111112
"This jewel." he enntinned, "is my
wife. 1 111111 the 1:1isfortunu to lose her
some years since it: Russia. 51:11 was 1111
italian and dreaded the 111111 whirl:
awaited her after this life. Irarrbd
her body to (leriiiuny. where I was 1:11-
11uniut1111 with n 1'1-11-bi'at11d ell-'mist.
whom I 1lii'1'1-t1-1l 111111111111 :11 the body 11
solid substance whirl: 1 11111111 carry
about with 1111». Eight days after 11111111111.
for 1:111 and shoWed 11:11 the empty 111111111
amid a horrid eul 11111111111 of instruments
and alembies. 'l‘he jewel was lying
upon the table. 1111 had. through means
111’ some entrusivu snbslntn'e. r1'dni'etl
and veinprew-d that. 11111111111114 my wife
into this jewel. whirl: shall never more
leave 11111. “mi 'hips.
A Cordial 1nvitatiou.—-.‘lhe~—Did she
throw any indu1'11m11ut for you
to will again? 1111—4111. yes: she said
her father had refused to pay the gas
11111
bill. and the company was going to take
out the meter.
".1111: '_
For 2
BIG. ODDS IN
$1 ”01113511111111, and
ilcgs.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
(Iomstoek Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
table to sell at the uniiurm price of $2.
5 Dollars
Dollars.
Wehnve selected from our choice stock of
men's pants those that have been selilngfrom
put them all on one
The
sizes run from so to .11: waist, and all length
’otl: smooth and rough goods,
plain colors, plaids and stripes.
Comstock Brothers,
PIONEERS or LOW PRICES.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
GIFF’IN, Mgr.
AT COMSTOG;
BROS.
vous FAVOR:
All this has rcfcrcnec to 0111' ' .-
BARGAIN PANT SALE!
. 33.50 and
Pants Reduced to $2! .
Connecticut.
Protect Your Property Against Burglary.
BURGLARY
INSURANCE!
lb-piw-«vinizit:
The Fidelity and casualty insur-
ance 60., of New York.
W11::r111'-::11:11lt11 min-1111111111111 1111'-
1211111 l::~:1r::11~1- 1 :liv'v . 1111' full 14'1:.i~11l:1r
1111::irv of
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
Miss Baird’s
institute.
NORWALK. CONN.
25th Year.
1.111:Y~1:11'i11.\‘11rw::lk.
BOARDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL.
T‘rinmrv.
lf‘ut‘ ‘I't' : "
111'pl11. 11:
ll:r'l:1l:1:1nu:--~.
:1::1l:::.:u:1--:'~.\11111111111:11::1:|..:1-f-'1)'1 -
111.11 1 1w i. 1| ~t111l1- -1:l~ :111111: ltu 1| >11. l 15-11-1-
1.11:11. 15111: 1 1-1111111':11:o:11.--- :1 :l - I
.‘l:-- |' .1::'- 111.11 bouwtu 1: :1-1-1:: Thur»
day and 1":111111' 11111111 11 week untd' .1111 p. m.
11" um
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
11111111111111) s'rusu'r.
inbrm- 11:..111- 1: .111111111' ..ul 1' '
.
'.-11|»1 :11: 111:. 1:11: :1.
("1111111.l nitn- :'t: .V'. 1
Stamford. - - Conneetieut.
WILL REOPEH
September 29th.
liver one hundred in iys have. entered cob
loge from this school.
Aug. 1 2m
Have You Any Old
Silverware You
Can’t Use
lln n1'1'11nnl 11f the 1 late bowl: 11111111 . ll lfw1
drnb fluid in 1 11111111111111 "1' 11: Ill “1111-: tried.
inning-1m will 1.1” 1'11»! 11-. butter .11 b 11
Hull luwkvh. 11111111» l‘ 111%. [111111.111 f11.11.1
lbing that 1.1km :1 H.111- dwue at :1 wry t 1:-
llttill‘ih “711115111111 H111111T’l1rHWlU;..’Tlli'itt1111:11'
when thuv1nu b1-n:111|1-11~1 weal. if out butt-11,
than when they Were 11111111t Mont one lilth
theprb 1- 1:! no-wgrsnls ' (1111111 um nl- in inter]
Shorty Sherwood. iletterl
Occupier 11 portlon of E. (lumskl's
store. corner of Wall and Water 81s.,
Namath.
mn- 111 Hume on. eta.
'1111 and see the latest
um
R. H.
Plaisted!
DRUOGIST.
We
Are
Selling
a
Good
Fountain
Sydnge
for
1 750!
2. 3 or 4 quart.
O
’l‘hepublir. seliools will open
August, 31, and we want to
remind you tuat
We
Carry
a .
Complete
Line
of
School Books
And Supplies.
'VOOS 1.1an 38015
”SJ-NIBOS
.__...()_.1..
R.H.PLA|STED
‘3 Washington
Street.
30. IOIWALK.
'VOOB .WVSHO JOE
’ BLNIO ' IAIJ
Norwalk Chronicler