'. . Mills
‘ . humane-Cm Bat»
Inlay tor a wesh'sfrisirtn W.
-’ to enjoy aw splni ”slams thehills
and nits or Maiden.
treasures”?
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.. . mm m (m Gm. ‘nd thaw I‘Mglefoot'auuns Inuas..."reassess-unseen-nnosucuTs-uslc pct Sheet
tcr‘will lead the meeting» the Norwslk
Hethodist church tomorrow'uig‘ht. ills
subject will he "The Greatest Thing
Heard at Ocean Grove." All are invit-_
per yard. A belts. neck and bows. 25 per cent
Shirt Waters. at less than one half former Puma
great clearing sale and genome of the bar; as.
ity this season. ~
name... Wyn emu
“Awarded hyths hey Much to
$1.98 aYard.
. TheOonimou council oi. thecity oi
Norwfik has decided .‘upon Catskill
, brick (or the paving of Wall street and
has awarded the contract to Cains &
Ksinusar. of Dayton. Ohio, who are the
lowest bidders. They will do the work at
theratecf tress yard. The contract
will benignedinedsyor two. when an
agreement is reached with the Norwalk
fitnet Railwaycnmpsny and the Nor-
‘walk Tramway tummy to pay their
share of the expense. The contract was
given with certain provisions. . The
work will begin as soon as practicable.
Dudley Raymond Burnee.‘ son of
Judge and Mrs. Charles D. Barnes,
of Greenwich. and Elisabeth. Ray-
' mend E. Randall, daughter of Mr.
3 and hire. Minor D. Randall.
" ’ were baptized yesterday afternoon. at
the home of Thomas 1. Raymond. their
grandfather. in West street. Rev. Bar-
- vcy E. :Bnrnes, father of Judge Barnes.
performed the ceremony. which was
witnessed by the Raymond family.
—-Are you looking about for a thor-
ough. first-class school? It so, inspect
the various departments of Merrill col.
lege, Stamford, Conn. It offers excep-
, tionalndvantagcs tor the education ct
‘ your sons and daughters from eleven
years of age and upwards. Send for
catalogue.
'The Arotics and the West Norwalks
will play ball Thursday, on Norwalk
Park. Dowd and James will be the
«battery {or the Aretics and Stebb and
Shepard for the West Norwalks.
Il’he Bessie May club. composed oi
ton young men. will be. organized to.
night. They have leased part of Elbert
U. Stooker's house in Ely avenue. as a
' place of meeting.
The street department is repairing the
' west end 01 Grove street. crowning it
up and recovering it with earth. When
this is complete Cedar street will receive
attention.
»A free exhibition oi vapor solves
will be given or. ii North Main St . So
Norwalk. Thursday. Sept. 2. from 2 to If.
and 7 tot) p. m. U! interest. to all.
Franklin L. Davis. formerly manager
of Lane's depot restaurant in South
Norwalk. has gone to Stamtord to take
charge of the restaurant there.
(Elite! Engineer Travis. who was with
the New York and Norwnlk Steamboat
mnupany. has secured a situation with
B lyer & Sons, of New York.
The drama Bin-doll" vs, Pickwick will
heprcseuted in Music Hall by St. Joe-
eph's Dramatic society. tonight, for the
benefit of Thomas Colo.
Austin & Crew are getting out novel.
this for the holidays. line is n minia-
ture pile-driver. urd they extent it will
prove a goal seller.
The employees at the Norwalk Boston
store will enjoy a ride ovrr'the line oi
the Norwallt Tramway company. Thurs-
day night.
My Years Ais-
flts is the way It was based to‘tpch
When grandam-r had his "piclrr tech.
flies: were the shallows cast hetero
the coming at Conjurer nsgasrrs
had him art; lilac it girl in a plasters ,
new tiny in bloom to s goddess lair.
I” certainly were not as black. we to"
“they pictured thus. an MI In.
4 ‘ MW
Ayer’s samparllla
m m i
so m”... ”we l“;
Metabolism. ritual-sails
, , m‘h‘om'
’ lonely ill.
ed to attend.
time last year and the largest shipment
ct the year than tar. .
«Miss llargarst O'Hargan. of Port
Chester. N. Y, class of ’97, Merrill
Business college. has been accepted to
fill a position as stenographer in the
oillce 0! a large New York businers
house. ‘
The street railway companies will run
extra care between 7 and 8 o'clock. in-
night. to accommodate the people who
went on the’ Methodist excursion to
Glen Island.
Colonel Frank is. Roberts has sent out
his annual register. He opens his mili-
tary institute at Poughkeepsie on Sep-
tember 22 with tony-ave cadets on the
roll.
A meeting of Company 11‘ will be held
in the Armory. next Tuesday night. to
take recruits and make arrangements to
have a photograph 01 the company
taken.
The only original blind Tom. who has
not visited Norwalk in seven years. will
be here next Mmday night. He will
give an exhibition of his natural musi-
cal talent in the Norwalk ”porn House.
A surprise party was tendered last
night. to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Decker.
of High street. Nor-walk. There were
about twenty people present, A line
collation was served.
~Fresh Flam-l. ind of fresh blncliah.
just arrived. at Washington street
bridge. selling for l5c upward. accord-
ing to size.
The hi-nioutbiy lrctnre. preparatory to
Holy Communion. will be given in tlw
Norwalk Congregalidunl chapel. tomm‘
row evening. by the pastor.
Hail CarrierJuhn Henley. oi the Nor
walk poat-ottice. has gone on the Metbo
dist excursion. Henry P. rry is substi-
lilting.
Rev. It. 0. Sherwood will go to Mil»
lord. tonight. to mend n San FfilllClr'Ch
echo Meeting 0! the Christian Endeavor
society.
Cbaricsl. Ezekiel, of Kellogg strict
wheeled to New Haven. Monday. and
returned home last night.
The Central Circle of Kinn's Dingh-
ters. ol the Norwalk Met-Inuist church.
are holding a meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. George W. llrnllivy, of Mam
street. is expected borne from New .ler
soy today or tomorrow.
Councilmen Sillllll and Buyer and
City Engineer Wood were in New York
city. yesterdaymwm w
John iioltmnnn. ol lion-ten. leit tolny
for Massachusetts. lie tmk his aim]
with him and intends to ride home.
wb‘hoit-o pouches. no and title a litsknt.
at llayes‘ mitt.
A sign reading “Preston ileum" has
been placed on the Haddru building in
West nvenue.
Rev. 1". 1'). Robbins will lend Ilu-
nrayor moot no at the blorwallt Baptist
church. tomorrow night '.
Milli Alice llatobinun will enter
Union Business college, Bridgeport. h-
marrow.
lilies Mulrihlllhns token lllus Nellie
Dmlens‘ place in lane's depot restau-
rant.
Thirty-live Namath people went on-
the “(revision to Newport. today.
”eunuch...” _ W
Dr. Lorenzo N. l’ninnuy. 01 West are
nor. is having his house reshtnglod.
Buckingham that. u. A. it. will hold
a regular meeting, tonight.
Charles Fitohftllwlilllli avenue. ls scr-
Butler my tun mil: the initiator!
demo tonightww
llvislon No. l. A. i). 5.. will hold n
meals: meeting tomorrow night.
bwwmrv‘hm
lire. Gregory. of Ursnllnry. to spend-
ing the «is: or on Wall street
lira. William it. James is home from
a visit in (lornwall lit-lust.
John it. lint: «will so to Wuhinston.
our week. to visit relatives.
w!w~o~..~»»v is
“J. not... Von m. 33 mums. is
The shipment of bets from Dauhnry
during the week ending August 28. was
8,017 cases. which is non cases in excess
oi'the shipment for the corresponding
r
mmmmmumum
Absolutely Pure.
ted
men the cheap bnmds.
as. Bursa return 00.. New York.
To open their fall trade. Dicker-ruin
&: Son otter from their domestic depart-
ment bargains in rendy~msde sheets
and pillowcases. The firm has just re-
ceived a good assortment of new style
ingrain and brusrels carpets.
The winners of the cake given at. the
New (lanasn Catholic fair last uight.sre
going to Darien next Saturday to carry
all the cake at a similar entertainment.
0. Norwalk takes the cake, every time.
The marriage of Miss Belle Ferris to
_Waldo Clayton Briggs will take place
tomorrow at the residence of the bride’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. I". A. Ferris. in
l‘airiield avenue.
Alexander H. Taylor. of (love street.
who was treated by the boy phenome-
non. Saturday and Sunday nights, at
the Norwnlk Opera Boom. says it is be
tween time and four years. not five
years. since he was last able to read.
William S. Deskam. oi Barren Marsh.
has been promoted from the round
house to running the hoisting engine at
Wilson Point, Alfred Merritt. failur
of Fred. has taken his place.
The fixtures. counters. desks. 0th.. in'
the W. A. Beriodict (.‘n '5 slow in Wash-
ingtou street. were sold yesterday to l.
H. lkcker. the printer. who placid
them in his store.
Lorenzo Dibble. of the Model Grocery.
talks mthe rcndnnioi The Sentinel to
(lay nbout his coll‘oe. Wllit‘ll ho is conti-
dontq-aunotboexcellml in this or any
other city.
linrry housing has purchased a lit-rim
and wagon of Edward ’1‘. Brennan. and
will use it lli his billrposting business
litv .l. H. Slimline. ill 1‘: 1st i‘larttonl.
is visiting his parents and other ll'lt’lltl.‘
in Norwalk.
Min: Beulah linnly. of Yonkers. X
Y . lo the guest of of Miss Lulu Farrell.
WEEKS UNDER ARREST
One of the Nichole Murderers Said to
Have Been Captured.
(‘ll'iIll‘li‘liL Pi . Remember l [livid
Weeks. one of thetwu men who is want-
wl for the murder of' (ammo Marcus
Nichols. which «.«wmml on tho ll lnwl's
Form or ’l‘rumlinii. Fulfill-3d county.
Cum" on July 21‘, known arrest cl limo
inst night. He guru lm nameles- .lurnox
llonnlu my and be Mutts [but be \torkol
for Wlnllnklr A; i'Irviu. of (‘nrvnnsrilhg
l’a.. six mills ll‘i'lll (‘Ecutlio-l-i. lie Mlyn
be Went to Well: Juno 1 and worked in:
them two months.
A rosard of is! ’u‘lu Wills i :Trmi l. r the
urrvst of the nnmlm-r. H.000 l-y lht‘
slain ot l‘uzmccmnl, sumo by the town
III which the murder was munulttrd
and Will” by rrlnlivw.
Delightful Eight-Day Tour
Weilcsiro to cull the i-epmial atten-
tmn of our mulcru to the rure otf‘u- by
the limitation 'l‘curist company. of
New lllll'i‘ll.0f a delightful eight-day
personally conducted tour to Montreal.
Quebec and th‘ White Mountains.
leaving New Haven at. 52.32 p. in . Mon-
d ly, Sq Muller till). Tickets. inl‘latlwt:
llrstoclnss hotel accommodations. are
sold til the very low price of till for the
r lllllll trip, which. includes every newn-
sary expense, ’l‘hlsis uroro chance to
visit the principal n tiles oi the Queen‘s
Dominluns llllllt‘l' the (some! on experi
lrnoed mnulnetm: Let-him Bnpldu, til.
hasrmoe river and ,Quelml. the walled
city. will! its uni-lint Ulil imam, stw me
and pronto end its lutllv hilfll’il‘i. lllllhll-
log with the White Mountains. with
a twmdayu’ stey in ouch city. Applica-
tion for tickets should he nude at once
to the ticket agent ill the depot. or to:
chapel smut. New Haven. who will
tarnish a New England Tourist. which
tells all about it.
Thinks Johnnie was not Responsible.
The lather of ll ltin Johnnie Morisrlty.
who. it has been stated. threw the
llahnd match that set the clothes at
Hassle Hsin on lire, fiend-y evening.
cousins lun- dcsth. called at the lien-
tiilol onion. yesterday. to so: that he
did not bellow his son will: responsible
for the Mill accident. Hr. llmlsrty was
away tram home. but some home in
manner to s coherent. lie says hi
leer“ mdchanhi had been pissing
ohm or its mu. tlmveui
affluent else. “5an
sum and terms at ad oncom-
WIOIDR TOIIOAI’I LYROEING.
A Negro Jumps Overboard After
Attempting to Outrage a Woman.
New Haven. September l—Mary
Clark. awaitress in West Haven. was
Waited with criminal intent, last
night. byanegronsuied Stephen Jack-
son. who drowned himself to avoid be-
ing lynched.
At 1:30 o'clock this morning. Cou-
stahles ItoDowall and Johnson. on duty
at Morris Baseboard a woman’s screams
coming from the pier at the rear of
was employed. They round 3 man and
woman straggling on the ground, and
as they approached the man jumped
overboard.
The officers watched for the body, but
it did not reappear. This morning it
was found in tour for: oi water. and
was identified as Jackson. [is was it
flood swimmer. and could have waded
ashore. This strengthens the supposi-
tie!) that ho drowned himself. .
Jackson was employed by a club at
West Haven and was well known.
Miss Clark says she went out {or fresh
air after her day‘s work. when Jackson
appeared and made insulting proposals
to her. and when she attempted to leave
be seized her.
Town court on a Vocation.
Judge Frost local of town. Associate
Judge Gregory is sick. and Prosecuting
Attorney Ferris has gone fishing. The
cases of Nelson Smith and John Cun-
ningham. which were to have come up
this rimming. having been continued
until tomorrow.
To be told afternpiie trial oi our
java and Mocha Blend that the
Model (3 roccry has Good Coficc.
You will tell us that; we are confi-
dent by continued orders for the
same. We do not claim everything
in eight, and mush more that is out
of sight for our coffee; we do say
that in tin-Jami and Mocha l‘llcml
we have a coffee that is screened.
atonrcdfirpnratmlgmdscientifically
runstu'. and million in in: could be
floor: to impnm- ll.
We believe it is not surpassed by.
any mdce on this marker.
TR l’ UNCE'
Lorenzo Dibble.
w. H. Swords
lln» rut motive do line line at
FALL SUITINGS!
i'ALl. AND SEE THE“.
Opposite only Hotel
8. NORWALK.
93V... lies;
LUSTRIIE?
no. we: cut. m
This remark was overheard at a
leading grccsr’s. Housekeeper: who
have tried it know that LUii‘l‘RlNl
is the best article on earth tor hones-
clsanlng. it you have never used
it. try it laccaltszsll moors sell it. .
MI. issue's
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS l
WILL Rfl-QPIN
Tuesday. lope III
usotm
M’tflmwl
Minimums mmm
illness-toe saline or"
so. Limos sec. 22 South sun em
Steele's restaurant. where Miss Clark V
Brown's _
cousroc‘k. .
.. BROTHERS
ESTABLISHED 1867.
”u!“
's. .fif} ’ '
In great variety,and in all
styles, except past . styles.
Such is our clothing Stock!
It will pay you to invest in
one or two of our special
sale suits or pants.
An examination will con-
vincc you. as it has many
others. that the values
we are giving are away
ahead of the alleged half price
sales, advertised periodically
by bankrupt concerns.
All wool snit,s$5, 6.50 and
8; former price,$8.10 1:28:15.
2 and 3 dollar pants. 1.50.
-l~ and 5 'dollar pants, 3 00.
Store Open Evenings.
Comstock Bros.,
l4 SOUTH IAIN ”DIET.
South llcrwallr. - - - Gone.
IILFOID A. BlIFiI, Mgr.
T“ U
’ 'l’llllfi.
'Xl’lli“ \Hi
to Nolm ILK.
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MERRILL causes!
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soptombor 7. '97
“\‘lili lllblltlH.\|ll'.\'l'l‘I~‘IN lll'MNlISP.
Department» of
t'il.\l\ll5lll'l~3. ‘ ENGLHM.
S‘l'l‘lNUlllbU'llY. MODERN
'i‘l'l'lill’ltl'l'lxii, l..\Nlil‘.\tll'Lr-'.
BANKING. Ali‘l'. l‘I'l‘t'.
'l'ulllun rail-e very runsnuuliln.
cull (or «out.
Write or
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Reliable lssnrssse “easy.
it sanctuaries tram.
death Nowell anon
Why No
turntmto business a: hunt
ness ls done? We teaoh actual
business train the start.
y Not
I more shorthand null typewrlb
inn lrom teachers that haw
llilil practical experience? A
llmlwd number ot charter
uielnber scholsrshlna may in
bull at the annals! rote:
m. on whom.
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5 our": concise. '
. ' THE SILVER PADLOCK STORE.
IN Washington
Street.
largest. lost I
lost coin late
to Fslrdel co.“
iso wast-amorous arisen-r.
Everything From A Needi. To An Anchor.
This opportunity to replenish your wardrobe, as it},
ncvcr occur again. For the next '
I—I—TEN DAYS
Sack Suits at $5.l
C all early and get first choice.
Kick
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
Mahscksmc llntel Bleak. “nth some
Upon every evening until 9 0'
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/ "M; F“»_,J"“ M._,/'\W/h - \.__../"\
j 3 we: cnow aaour ou oars.
‘ pretty loud, but we think we nl'cjtlstl- (
find in doing so. It, requires lime, trou- .
/ Jill: and polionco to always have Gleam
j Puts on hand. luy u but: from us, and E
. compare its quality, its ii'omloni fromlf“
(flirt, with that ol’tlm lost. you received. .
1 Buy Out. Thut'e Glenn.
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21s Iarsbslt Street. South Ierwslt E j .
llrnmh Holluum' Llwrv Hobie. X 3 L
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