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One Day to ho Spent in Outpost Duty
-—llrigadier General Frost to Issue
Orders in a Few Days—The
Event of the Week.
Brigadier General Frost has completed
his plans for the chief event of the com-
ing encampment of the State National
Guard organisations. which is to be held
the week commencing August to, and
will issue orders concerning them in a
few days. The event in question is the
outpost duty and reconneisance in force
maneuvering. This will take place on
Wednesday of camp week.
—-All styles straw hats. O‘Brien.
’ ~All persons now selling excursion
tickets for the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Sunday school are requested to
make returns of money and tickets on-
sold on Sunday next. without fail. Dur.
ing next week the tickets mt disposed
of to members of the chm ch a lfl Sunday
school will be on sale to the public at J.
M. Layton's oilico in Railroad place.
and at A. Dickerman & Son’s store.
Wmhington street.
~8‘lfi in gold free. August 23. Best
shoes. lowest prices and chance at gold
AJI. Hoyt & Son. 38 Wall street.
Somewhere there must have been a
fire sale of boys‘ overalls lately,for scores
of youngsters may now be seen arrayed
in these light-weight nether garments
With a pair of those. a uegligee shirt
and a cap. any well regulated youngster
who is not a stickler for style, can lead
a life of perfect physical freedom as they
meander about the town and frequent
the beaches for bathing.
-—Soft shell crabs at the Imperial Cafe.
The largest number of names on the
roll of the Soldiers‘ Home at Nomton in
the history of that institution was
reached last Saturday. running up to
400. The increase is dueto the fact that
the old soldiers cannot work as they
have been doing, and are obliged to seek
support from the state.
~25‘h reduction in cameras and photo
supplies. at Wm. Richardson's.
Taylor & Golden havr- been appointed
agents of the Rmrcation Tourist com-
pany for the sale of tickets. and will be
supplied with the literature of the com-
pany and be fully prepared to give in-
formation relative to the cheap and pop-
ular trips that the company is otl‘ering
this season.
-—Long Island weakflsb tic. lb: blue—
flsb, tic , at Hayes‘ market.
Toney Ghiotto war wheeling up liIain
street, Norwalk. yeiterday afternoon.
when he turned to one side of the road
to get under shelter from the storm.
As he didso another wheelmau. with
the same purpose in view. ran into the
front wheel of his bicycle. breaking the
rim. - , .-
Joseph Henry, of Norwalk. is the now
assistant clerk in the Opera House
Pharmacy. New Canaan. lie has been
clerk ntJ. A. Riggs‘. Norwalk. for the
past two years. and is athorough and
competent young man.
A party composed of iliiie Stanley.
i’ercy Quintard. Misses Emma Quintard.
Helen Quintsrd and Emily Mott went
down the sound aniline. yesterday after—
noon. on the yacht list-y.
Mortimer i). keeler. a former em
pioyeeuf Raymoan Brothers' cities in
South Norwaik. has purchased the
chicken business of If. Frank Wheeler.
in Ridgelleld. U 74
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder company will be held in the
parlors of the company tonight. at it
o'clock. to make arrangements to go to
liorthport.
The union picnic of the Hidgsiield
Methodist Episcopal and Congregational
Bentley schools will probably be held at
lloton l lllil the sealed week in August.
The 'l‘wiui‘ ity Wiioelmen proposed to
have s double rectory run to Springfield
bless“ and return. “marrow. but it has
been indefinitely pistpoued. ..
ml. dieters out little neck clams at the
imperial Usfs. ”M...“
An excursion to Pleasure some. luv-
llut Mth liorwalit at so’eiwk. will be
made knuorrow alteration by tho steera-
er nun Horton.
Who! you be!
Sarsaparilla
“Whitehead”
on Ayer’s.
Mumum
have alreadyhoitun to decorate their bi-
0101001th lantern parade of the
Twin City Wheelnisn. Members of the
club will organise in front of the head-
qumm. outside wheelmea will meet in
Havllsnd street. and will be joined by
the membersoi Company F, who will
organize at the armory.
-Men’sand boys' straw hats O'Brien.
The bathing at The Knob is excellent.
the this being about right at 5 o'clock p.
m.’l‘his evenlngthere willhedsnciug,and
during the afternoon and evening carry-
alls will meet trolley care. commencing
with the on! leaving South Norwalk at
I :14.
-Long Islanfiakfish. do. lb; blue-
fisb. So. at Hayes' market.
Leonard Dunn. who has assisted G.W.
Jennings in a meat market in George-
town for several years. is about to open
a market in Norwalk. William film-
stead. of Nod. has secured the prisition
of right hand man for Mr. Jennings.
--The capacity of the boat to Glen
Island on Friday. July 30. is strictly
limited. Only the legal complement of
passengers will be carried. We go rain
or shine. Get your tickets early at Lay-
ton's or Dickerman's and avoid a disap-
pointment.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested James
Ellis. yesterday afternoon. for intoxica-
tion. In the Town Court, this morning.
Ellis pleaded not guilty and his case was
adjourned until next Tuesday. in order
that witnesses might be summoned.
-—:lli» can baked beans. plain or with
tomato sauce. 76; Mason's jars. qts.. 45v
doz.;(lold Dust. 17¢ pkg; 5'._. lbs. best
creamery butter.*l;_ 0 lbs gran. sugar.
$l;.lones‘ flour. $1.? fibbl.. 000 bag. N.
X'. Store. M---“
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Theime. of Baton
Hill. who were to give a lawn party last
night. in honor of the first anniversary
of their marriage. have postponed it
until Monday night.
It is said that Manager Gilmore. of
Company F's baseball team. has not
arranged for a game this afternoon and
If a game is played it will not be by
the company 8 team.
—Electric bells installed. $2 up. Elec-
tric repairs cheap. MacLean IiilMain st.
At the eleventh session of the (Jon-
necticut Grand Lodge of the Order of
Sons of Herman. held in Seymour. yes-
terday. John Mohring. of South Nor-
walk was elected vice-president.
~Second-hand wheels. '2»: model, ul-
moqt given away at Wm. Richardson‘s,
ill North Main street.
Barney Kindilicn, a well known prin
tor who has been employed in New Y ork
for some years. is at the home of his sis-
ter, Mrs. Michael Houlihan. in f'cdar
street. where he is very sick.
.I. ll. Ferris had members of his
family out in the launch "Hm I. ."
yesterday afternoon. When the shower
came up the boat put intn'l‘he Knob,
where supper was served.
——I.idios' pearl alpinos O‘Brien.
Mr» Rose Farrel. wife of Thomas Far-
rel. died at her home in SCIIDOI street,
last night. The funeral will be held
from St. Mary’s church. Tuesday morn-
ing at 9 o‘clock. _
«Electric bells for bicycles. Siliullest
dry battery out. Maclman, 33 Main It
The unclaimed letters at tho Norwalk
post-miles are for Mrs.Lucylirilllnmhiiss
Mary M. I’nnl. Jacob X'ost. W. II
Malone. l’. M. u #
The destruction of the liritr-hlurd
building in Wall street is progressing
rapidly. Nearly the entire inside of the
building has been torn out.
riouth Norwalk's new city charter will
be voted on next Monday. from 4 to ii
o'clmk. at the police headquarters in
liavilund street.
Tomorrow night. at the First Metho-
dist church. a large chorus of men will
assist the chair in an old-fashiontd
praise service. *
There will be ameetiug of the Scandl»
navian society in liaymond'u Hall. to-
night ot H o'clock. All the members are
requested to be prelim".
Hiram Lawrence went to It mica. yes-
sy. to take the written of coinrcr in
' (layer iirctboro' factory.
“Wu...”
«43th lists. t l’lirien.
The lions of littleorms cricket team.
of Norwalk. and a team from Stanford.
will play in the letter city this eftnrnmn
The Auction andflgilvorminee will play
a game of ball on the Norwslk Fair
Grounds. this afternoon.
Mr. and In. Amend Amundsen. of
Welfpit Bill. are the happy parents of a
one. here Thursday.
demm. oflfew York.
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Someefthswheelmsniuthotown
VIDER ‘
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated Ifor Its h
andh hea lluth "uses. not
slum and all forms of ndultelratlon com-
mon to the cheap brands.
n1. Bursa Powers 00. Newflork.
reotleavening etreu
sureeih
Everet. the five-year-old son of Morris
Sloan. of Cross street, Norwalk. has
harm a patient sufferer for the last ten
days with malaria and two abscesses. one
on his thumb and theother on his for t;
but though not out of danger. he is on a
fair road to recovery. .
Two children of Mrs. James Neally.
of Bridgeport. were yesterday commit-
ted to the County Home. The mother.
it appears. had become dissipated of late
and neglected her children. The father
of the children died about a year ago.
The forty-five members of Conipany
F. who are to turn out in the bicycle
parade. Monday night, are asked to he
at the. Armory as near 7 o'clock as
possible.
—“.l7 models below cost. no reasonable
offer refused. $100 Fowler. N2.
Richardson.
Mrs. Aggie Britta) has removed from
Monroe street to apirtments in Dibble s
block. Charles Britto has not moved.
and has begun proceedings for divorce
from his wife.
insurance company in South Norwalk
and Stamford will have. lhcirannnal
shore dinner this afternoon, of (image
Beck's (Jove Pond lun.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. W. Kceler and
family. of North Wilton. will close their
house shortly and go to Lake Wannabee,
where they will camp during Illt' month
of August.
l)wycr's band concert. which was to
have been held on The Green, last
night. was postponed on account of the
storm.
The West Nut-walks and the iiraninn
villus played ball. yesterday. until the
rain compelled them to stop. In the
fifth inning the score stood fis'r to live.
The Darions will play l all with :i team
from Company F. this afternoon. in
Daricn.
It is understood that Ii. 1". Duffy. the
woretary of Hope lloso coinpany, is soon
to be married.
The telephone at The Knob was
burnednut during the storm yrshrdsy.
$I,OOO REWARD!
“\‘Vll'llll'ltfllii"1lliliiil‘liyi‘i.ll.lini lunw
Ivy limi‘stnliiti- l.‘|'-\" of this Slain. ti...-
'l'hou~mul Ii diam Iiruard ’
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lrrul mul prom-w! in tln- pvt-mi \xlm
~Imll giw ‘Ill‘ll ml-n'mailnu 'h:il llu- 111‘
“m or prawns wi‘ll)‘ of the numb-r ll
iii-omu Marcus Niiviwh. in tho ’I' run of
I'immmll. in tho f'auuiy of I'mrin-‘ul.
ibis Slangduring tin- night of July
the "turning of July ‘.'l. kill. he
Iwmlwl and consumed.
LillilllN A. I'H\ll\'l"..
thvu-rnur of l'uum-r: Li'lil
Ilariford. July. “:21, MIL
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Information may Iti' given or whirl-moi
to Slate-n Attorney Hamill-I I‘uwu-h-u.
Sixiiiiluril. I‘unu. ifi M'
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
Present in i‘iillpim! out from
the morning. evening or Hun
day pagers. 'Illl'lllifW‘il at tide»
man's News Room and to
oelve free one copy of the hit
out about music. 4000 copies
to select from. Coupon with
every paper. largest line of
lanterns and lost
Dolerod lire
For Twin City lantern lilll'itilu
July so.
[no loses of Its Writing
Poser for To.
DLIIII 8 lens Stand.
to ll. lists 81mm
5 GAZETTE IUILDIIO.
Wm. . I
The agents of the Metropolitan Life ‘
AND UII '
anglefoOtl
lo a double sheet at
F. D. lAXVTDI f: 00.. 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET!
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
lawns. dimities.
close out quickly,
If). i5. 17 and 201:
All shirt waists have had the
will show:
lappets. organdies, and other summer stocks. marked down to
Several lines marked down to, ii, 1%,“) and 12m per yard. were
pruning knife at work. as the following prices
50c waists. now 25 cents
.I 90 so so 50 cents
all. 35 and l 50 waists, 75 cents
Ii 75 waists. 01.00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
IQRWALI. COII.
Quality and Quantity
is a combination that you seldom find in equal pro-
portions.
athu cannot obtain better grain than we handle
tony price.
X on cannot pay less than we charge and gel
rain that's one good.
The simplest sort of test will prove these facts;
to you.
a:
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
South .Iorwalk
limin- h 8 Jim. las' Liter) Htahie.
PORTRAITS)“
“I .V-Ullr ll loot ii iii y or your frienck Iwronw invalu ihle in .iiter
)ttllfa. ‘i H are. for. name il'ym have the name of Ir Izmir upon
yours,
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Lest Forever!
JACKSDI'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. H. JACKSON Photogr-uhor. ‘3 Wall .QrootJIorv-llhct
Ol‘lmellt- .‘i ii’WllllS lloldl. Both trifle)“ lam-s pas,» the door.
"0 FINER“CARBOIEITES IN TOWN l l
THAN 'rnosn r um '
NORTH’S STUDIOI
l‘ilti‘l‘fliul’llh‘ )lAlllvilil'lel‘.
TWINTV YEARS AGO AR: BTILL GOODll
l'nrl nut-tin». now unch- will last :is long.
G. $.NORTH . . . . . Photograper.
"N W “MINI: ’l'th STIlI. I'. '.I' SUI Ill INUR“ .-\I.I{.
NOTICE
To Wham It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Korwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
Ii. & D. Special juvenile Ii. 8: I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE I
In pun hating any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents see but the original factory number has not been tampered
wahns the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been ililcrlcrcd with or removed.
BIGELUW Si DOWSE C0.
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
For Satorday
\\ u will oil'or Children’s Wash
Suits at half price, 01' in other:
words suits for 500, 750 $1.00
that were $1, 1.50 and 2. Mod-
ern style, all line material.
That Summer Neckwear
is well worth your attention; Sc
and 100. l’riceappcars small,lmt
the r‘piality is there.
The W. A. BENEDICT 00
WASHINGTON Sl‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
flit cotunpis
see Loos
TYPEWIITEI.
Wt'ltmi cwry letter in si iii of operator
lhms most of the work. Ill writing unto.
maiicnliy. and yields In the time time
wiveuinrlditiunnl labor.
It action» If it studied the convenience
of iii-operator iii awry turn and tin-why
lightens his laimr and renders him crumble
of doing more.
it lmaiikosclt oi“ keeping well. and la
always muly at critical. or other times.
linear-sunset Humanity it Is
on dim-rant from all other writing not
Catalogue tells you all about it. some
' To Trap and
.l. E. SULLIVAN. l‘roprlct ‘r and Manager
Terms rmsizmable Bathing. Baiting. Firth-t
Domstock' B _
Established r867; "
Other
Shooters I
GENTLEMfixt—
Thell. M C. “A" was
once a famous load with
you; it is just as good or bet-
ter today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you .
can have your sport and
save money bybnying it
from us at 30c per box?
Remember: the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
When you pay a visit to Father
Neptune you should be properly
and becomingly attired. ‘If you '
are fond of bathing, a bathing suit
is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outfit as any other gab
merit. You wouldn't think of hire
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
‘ away fora day's outing. Why not
D o R l- 0 N H O U s E, own your ow" bammg suit. and
amid all annoyance and guessing
Gregory's Point. So. Iorwalk. who wore it last-
We have lots ofthings for the sea-
shore ar.d the mountains.
Come and see us before you'start.
Comstock, Watkins
& Dow,
I is _ WASHINGTON STR EET'.
ingzlwle. trio C.lr.‘~‘ tn llitlt‘l. i’iililimttlmt
with all trains on the N. Y..
.. II J: B I: ll Store Open evenings.
LVSUIII‘ASSEI) “"01“" ISI. AVD CLAM
BAKLS' A\IJ SIIUIIE DlNhhllfi.
1:129 5m
Gemstock Brothers,
is SDIITII IAII ST.
So. Ion-elk.
IILFDID A. BIFFII
YOU OII'T DO BETTER
Than 1 I' in Your Orders for
Print-
ingi
Manager.
At tho Inntlnol TWO £NORWALK.
°"‘°" 3 mass. so. nonwsur.
July semi”
Iilusiir rm! suspenders, 50c value, 25c.
Leather hells, 50c value, 25c.
Summer Neck-wear in shieldand band ,
bows and tics, at 7r, Sc. IOC and I30
BATHIIIG SUITS, 98c, $l.50. $2.75.
We still have about 25 pairs ot those
$l.45 Pants
Left Were reduced from 82, 3, 4, and 5.
()pen every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier. Hatter and Furnishcr,
Isheelrtrne lietol Ileek. South Iorwelk
and a footnote that none should
overlook. points to outshone as
the best in town. “Best," When
4 said of footwear. moans several
things. In one respect your shots are like fuamthey sbmdd
give you leasurc A pleasant shoe gives comfort, enjoy-
ment on satisfaction: to the wearer. With our large
stock of stylish and sensonnblc goods we can shoe you to
perfection. with everything from fit to style and wear
guaranteed A 1.
tor Irritated: Dempsey.
, - " Misfire:
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Norwalk Chronicler