”nonhuman: of the Woman's
malt rum Union will he
at thehcnie at list. Wilden: Inw-
m. Quinta“ avenue. Frill-r atm-
smut o'clock If .any members of
the Young Women's Christian Tenn
pounce Union who but been placed on
millions cannct serve. will they
phasmahitknown in some way st
themes Itisbcpedthat all who
can. trcinbothnnicns. will endeavor it
possibletobe present at this time. as
thshelpcfallwillbsngedad iamaking
the‘ necessary preparations for the
Ls. county convention on September tutti.
.. "Profit Fish—Load of fresh blueilsh.
‘ just arrived. at Washington street
’* bridge.selllng for 15c upward. wcord-
its to sine.
Lieutenant A. W. Scoheld. of Com-
. puny 0. Stamford, has tiled his resigna-
ticuotthat otlioe. and it has been for
wavded to headquarters. Thereascn
aligned for this notion is inability to
' faltiiltliednties of the position. Like
. Lieutenant Archibald. whose resigna-
. ti’un Was received aconpl'e of days ago.
lie was one 0! the ohleet members of
‘ the company.
—Don’t forget to see the tree exhibi~
lion of vapor stoves. ll N. Main St.
People living in West Norwalk. near
. the Darien line, though: an earthquake
trims the place a few days ago; but
. it was afterward learned that it was
only the blasting of a ledge of rock on
I flu Statue! Stevens farm. by Thomas
Lent. employed by itiyinond. Brothers.
—:-A free exhibition 0! vapor stoves.
will be given at 11 North flain St. 80.
Hawaii, Thursday. Sept. 2. from 2 toil
and 7 tall p. m. 0! interest to all.
Wilbur Pike. Charles Clark. C. Amos
m and Fred Taylor are entered for
the Norwalk bicycle races on i. that
flay. They've members 01 the ”simula-
tion wheels" of the 131.0. A. bicycle
club ~Danbnry News
-Don' t forget to see ”the free enhib. -
tlou ct vapor stews. ll N Main St
The annual reunion of the Fourteenth
Regiment. Connecticut Volunteers. will
hold in Madison at the old home oi
n Fisk. ol the command. on Fro
lumber 17. the thirty-filth anni-
the battle 0! Antietam.
The. til-monthly service. preparatory
lathe Holy oomIIqu-lon ,will be held at the
Booth Ncrwulk (longiegetional church.
this evening at i: to o‘clock. with an ad-
dress by the pastor.
-We are pinched to announced that
Hits wary Bliss. Stamford. Conn. class
of 'ill'. Merrill millcno, but been accepted
to till a position as stenographcr and
1 types in New York city.
Arthur Sherwood. the We- -year~ultl
sea of Frank Sherwood. 0! Knight
street. was struck by itchert.’ mill:
wagonyeaterdayiucrnln.. l is h p was
)cataud he was otherwise injure].
«Sch shell tram. til: II ties. at
anu’mtt.
The prayer meeting at the Norwalk
ultifltdflitbwlial chapel, Sunday evening.
wtlllieunnlou meeting of the Junior
and Young People's Christian Endeavor
‘lhe executive committee of the State
’_ Fireman’s aswiattcu will hold a busi-
_ it“ meeting Ill Nurwullt. nest Tacrduy.
'llliey will alto hold a share dinner
.‘ The employees oi the Norwalk Boston
M will have a ride over the line III
the Hermit Tramway company tonight
“Don't forget to illeWthe IMO eshlhl
tie- ct vapor stoves. it it late at
no...
; The John W Uraw house in Eimwced
cream hasbeen bored by T N blower.
who her itm moved here trout ll Isbury.
It Willi! lliltilvlllll u! the Dentist
little! Union will be held in Iron flotil-
m Neill. tonight.
s fiww-s
the West Narrative and the Wind»
Multiple: but no the Fair Grounds.
Well
I
¥qnguuws
' ”"43;
' wit costume. on
have to be raised.
Labor .wil
bethruruatratetttaotlcuot on...”
.the most wonderful trick tight,-
mpMMIr lathe world. See the
listotthlnatlnlcotber column which
”thwIflm.mbssstand-
ingcahlsheadiaachesseboahalpuosu‘
onthe wins. a hundred feet from the
ground.
"DM'I forest to lit the tree rxhibi
lion otvaporetoves. ll N. Main 3:
Until one day last week. when Mrs
William K James went out of term to
visit (fiends. she had not been away from
home over night for thirty years. Mrs
James is much devoted to her household
and regrets to leave it even for a short
time.
John Cunningham. who was arrested
by Oflicer Kenney. yesterday morning.
for intoxication. was given a hearing in
the Town Court this morning. and was
lined 05. Execution of sentence was sus-
pended
—Fall term of Merrill college. Stam-
ford. Conn . will begin in all depart-
ments September 7th. The president
may he interviewed any day at the cil-
lege oifice Call and be convinced of
the superior merit at this school
The funeral of the late Nathaniel
Gomstock will be held from the Bald
Hill church. tomorrow afternoon at
o ”clock The deceased was a brother of
Councilman William W. Cometoclr and
Samuel Comstook. of South Norwalk.
—-Don't forget to see the tree exhibi-
tion of vapor stoves. ll N. Main St.
The regular meeting of Eureka Ile-
baknh Lodge will be held tomorrow
night, and the degree will be conferred
on several candidates.
(lockenoc Tribe. 1 t) [1. M . will work
the adoption degree tomorrow night.
-Choice peaches. 50 and flu cents a
basket, at Huycs' Mnrktt.
The case of Nelson Smith. for assault-
ing his wile. came up in the Town
Court. this morning. Smith pleaded
not guilty and the case was continued
until Saturday.
The Arlen Singing society will meet
tonight and transact special business
connected with their clamhakc, next
Monday afternoon in Buichard’s grove.
i-lt. Joseph's Temperance society will
hold its social tonight in Music Hall.
The programme will be followed by
refreshments and dancing.
m”...
All kinds 0! crockery and china will
soon cost more. and the retail prices will
The time to buy is
now. and the place is Nash d: VunScoy's
Mini Florence Tole-r. of Newark. N
.l .. who has been spending the summer
with her cousin. Miss Lillian Reilly. has
returned to lit r home.
—-Iuiperiel Crown cigar is the best and
most uniform the cigar in the market
Try it. Your dealer sells it.
The Twin City Wheohnou will have
it run to Bridgeport. Sunduy altornmn,
etuitinu at 3 o 'clook.
Howard A Tilly is in New lluvon
today. lettering and ornamentlnu wou-
ouu loralsrge manufacturing concern
Miss ldua Brown. of Main street.
Norwullt. who had a relapse. is now
getting along nicely.
The (Jutholio club team and the blur-
wallrs will play hall at Nurwallr Park.
Saturday utternooh.
m...
Norwallt Dlvltirm. Ancient Order of
liilierniaue. will hold a rennin meeting
tonight.
The i )t‘lnlti club will meet with'l'homal
night. ...........
A dmhter has been born to Mr. and
tire. Thomas W Powell. of Need street
John Davies”;- broken around for
his new lieutela W's-inert avenue.
> II. (2'. Kill. 0! III. lieu of Ballwlts «It
Kl". II III of II" chills.
The mutant of the Preston llimso
II beta. wired {or electric lights.
ril- hallweys in the llasoaic buddies
are belts uninsured.
www»m.a~MWMIm
him an menus.
Minutemen; Hopi. mime the
.Wuhumwmmtcmfmr
New York on Murder heathen harm
the Meta lies 7 thlpflt lien!
on the lice. Levitt Mitre
Ml"
Down. at 09 Main street. Novwalli. to .
s .
I' . 4
Mnbeotutaty Pure.
or its rise
Eligiwx .mfim nus-n
lions. mm monumltew York
WENT much! m PM
a Bad Railroad Wreck Near” Syracuse
This turning.
8; mouse. N. Y , Sept. t-The New
York vestibule train on the Delaware.
Lachawannu and Western railroad. lequ
lug Syracuse at ll o’clock. jumped the
truck at Blodgett's Mills. this morning.
The locomotive. the baggaue‘car and
two couches went entirely through the
station building. '
Several persons are reported killed and
many injured. A relief train has left
Courtlnnd. with all the available physi-
cians on board. and a wrecking train has
gone from Syracuse.
The railroad oilicials refused to give
out any particulars (-1 the accident.
Ruin at Nlainvillu.
Plainville Camp Meeting Ground“,
IPlainville. Sept. ,2—The unpleasant
weather tetluy interfered with the suc-
trees of Sunday schogl day at the camp
grounds. and there were very few
visitors in attendance. ln tact. that
meeting was largely made up of the
regular campers.
Lightning Explode: Dynamite.
Stufi‘ord Springs, Sept. :l—Une hun-
dred pounds of dynamite in the cure of
the sch-clinch. and which was to be used
for blasting in the construction of anew
road. exploded early this morning. cans.
ed by being etruck by lightning. The
loss is not over $500. No one wasiojur-
cl.
Senator Hullens Dead.
New York. September :3
tor Joseph Mulleus. Republican. of
Watertown. quI found dead in bed at
llw l‘nivcrsity club. this morning
There was it bottle breidc his body. the
I-Intt'nts (l' which is unknown. Tin.-
cmmirr iii investigating. Mr. Mullen:
was :I prominent lawyer.
ROWAYTON.
Mia's Lilli :iin lumber oi I‘hlldilthlphlll
uhnhaatwen omitting Mr Moody in his
Northtield convention. is I xpeclcd t.
speak in the Baptist church tonight.
Ilthor workers from Bell island Will «in.
to present and assist in the meeting. A
cordial imitation is extended to all.
- Curriewlir- mid ho world no to th
end utthe F'tll‘llt for me. Muudv rrrrr What
did you say? Curr} > I pruplscrd that
he coinpwmw, and simply go homo.
Want your tummy liar mum up the
chimney": l. «k at tho twenty nun-n
you‘re nintlvunihn carpet. Yin con
mi; till you’re black in tin: , law belon-
y»u get any min from lit".
in the Path. Little Miss Mutl'ltwl
:luiI't suppose I ought to go mt‘ouud till
slime witliagouilumun like you. Mr
lhsnliey Buy. butiguoih it's all right
The donkey is us “nod ll! the chupemns
New Wumunm-btiimply became a we
mini Iunrrieau man is no reason why
she should tulle his name. iilnl Bachee
~Stnto Stun. .
FALL. TERM
MERRILL consort
iOPENs-«a -
aeptambor 7. '97
OVER lMOGRADUA'l'lilS [N BUSINESS.
Departments of
COMMERCE. . ENGLISH,
STESOGRAPHY. MODERN
'I‘YPEWBITIXG. LANGUAGES,
BANKING, ART, ETC.
Tuition rates verly reasonable. Write or
co 1 torus-at.
You
Don’t
Need
To be told after one trial Ol our
Java and Mocha Blend. that the
Model Grocery has Godd Coffee.
You will tell us that; we are confi-
dent by Continued orders {or the
same. We do not claim everything
in sight, and much more that is out
of sight for our coffee: we do say
that in the java; and Mocha Blend
we have a codec that is screened.
scou rcd,sr paratcdfind scientifically
roasted. and coming more could be
done to improve It.
We believeit is not surpassed by
any coffee on this "market.
TRY ONCE ’
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do You Keep
HISTRIIIE?
NO. we: SILL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer 's. licusckecpcrs it he
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best urticle on earth {or house-
clcaniug. If you have never used
It, try a toe cake; all grocers sell it.
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
WILL RE-OPEN
Tuesday. sept 28
Prepares for college «Ir
Inlulnttrtu.
Um: hundred III. llt'll boys
haw entered college from
this n hool. For circulars
mhlrosn
ll. ll. llllld. Stamford. Conn.
NOTICE.
M...
and best stock of
cuocxnnv
CmNAI
be open evenings
lmm’l‘lmt'u In. Thu [lniii' hollow ought A‘ll'luI-IIIA' lnliletlmn been re): ill?! mlnl
wit u m: must I: rum . Hllli'm tors M l W
Id be unwind in II”? littmtlhlul; I30 I'IIIINLIIICIII‘IIIIII .III llilllllliill to tlw li‘rni .k
illulll mill liiK own. l'III ull’l‘tr. N'lmul“lii"lt4(Eta-Inn”. wt” 1:
vi Il Into: (It . rims. are I tut.
TI"), ”"35 “WWII” ml" ”I" “um"! “I will In: rmoIvivIl hf ”It Illnlrht r IIIIIIIIltlm-
l‘lflflldtltllius sixty pianos, and doeru't utter-n1?“ It;t“:|:‘| llnllluhi. lill‘l'll ii p.
' . . III. HIIV I w comm too to
play any of them, lot a little bit ...',:..‘;f....; g...‘.’....{.. It... Ilrnllhjfln
orampmlihir aprlllll. hut l'u nu, my 2) fl”: |le H “I‘Il’lllm
, I l
daughterilltmhioll' shell (allow the .\l\"'l‘l'lll'l\\ . Ulltltt'l‘i‘
queen It Iixttillplu. .2 llmtriql l‘uiIItI lttw.
. W ._ .. , , m
It the Time ToBuyl
All kin is of Cr nltcry and China will such cost more.
and wires will have to be relied. We Imp the l truest
"In wetownnsii'wa tell as cheap as my other time: in ’
moi. it you consider quality we tell cheaper. We will
alter lirpieuipsr tith.
OOUIDIJOIIOQC‘DVIOIQIIOQONNIUIOI‘OQ!
tensiocK. . ..
.. . . BROTHERS
Berintrsnun 1867.
In great variety,und 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-
vince 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 suit,s$5. 6.50 and
8; former price,$8.10 12&15.
2 and .3 dollar pants. 1.50.
4- and 5 dollar pants, 3.00.
Store Open Evenings.
Oomstock Bros..
[6 IDIITII III! STREET,
South lorwalk.
IltFOII a. sum. In.
T“ It
KI" llllT‘i.
isouwstr
In unionist. .3
W. H. Swords
lln» m~t rein in It a nut- him at
FALL SUITIIIGSI.
FALL AND SEE THEM.
OppoaIto city Hotel
8. NORWALK.
“with
I
Dell”
(Ill
TAYLOR . OOLDIN’.
, lsttstis lsssrssse “easy.
It HAW! «use.
MIR Hamil
Why Not
on.»
uses is does! We teach actual
barium from the start.
Why Not
I am slmrihaud end twee rliw
Inn Irma “culture that here
had practical ennui-leaner A
limited number at cluster
niraihsr wholarslilns unity to
lull tit Ills special role:
Oh'll: l’llill. I"? ”“0014. mm
" , Niall! militant“ minim
Bruce's
120 Washington
intern toulo business no land,
13 pounds).10 Cloaring SNI° oi 8“
canned Apt-troll. (3 pounds), 11
Tmicfoat’aannonarestoo-Otolesocaobaunrsssssurrssaaseeesaalc W Shut
m
F - once. 2280th Isle Street
We umli‘avistakou ourmtlrestochotlawns.”
thatvme it etcltepergdmw‘gm
glitlrtWalm.»leuthan one half former
mtclearlngmleandaetsomeotthebsrc as.
anAuD orients.
a siren: sunrise. '
THE SILVER PADLOCK STORN.
FISH I KG
TACK
Fox Cycle and Hardware Comp»
Izo WASHINGTON STREET
lvorythtng From A Mandi. To An Anchor.
Street.
DON’T WAI-
For another opportunity like this .tO- “lamb,
wardrobe asit may never occur again. For the
II—I—TEN DAYS.
i
We will sell 150 fancy
Sack Suits at $5.
Former values $8, 10 and $12.
Call early and get first choice.
Open every evening until 9 c'clobk. .....,.
DAVIS. The Tailor.-
Clothier, Better and Furnisher,
lshsckaias llctsl link.
we: ortow ABOUT OUR oars. .
pretty loud, but we think we are justi-
lied ill doing so. It requires time, trou-
bio and patient. 0 to always have clean
outs Oll hum]. Buy a bag from us, and
compare its i nullity, its liccdom from K
dill, with tholtot'tholast you Ioceived.
Iuy Onto That’a Ola-n. l
Manuel T. Hatch. .
ll Iarshall Street. South Ierwall
m
llraui ii iinliuans' Livery Stable.
”M" m "Ma/”w “‘v
IATtII'AO‘I'lM.
is mgwlmwpml‘d mm. Ilene new ”all...
renames {migrant (or all 01 Ma“
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