fitudthelvvniugbenflnahwurhnpon
‘whilh but been in program eeverel
”mmnmmm.»
_, m I. There“ heeheeueelight un-
flWWlnptungum.m
"thhwiilhemoretheuccmpeneetedior
intheincreeeedbeeutyotitem.
' cm and deacriptive mettara. It
willheanedlticn.webelieve.ct which
fielmwelhaud'l’heflentiuelcenteel
glued.
A very large congregation greeted
Bev.G.H.Beerd in the lecture room
ed the South Norwalk Congregational
charch,leetnight.onhie returni'eome
menth’evacation. He ccndrwted the
eat-vice. which had tor ita topic
.“ ." Prayer wee oflered by
DeaconJacobH.Layton. One of the
eventide eervioee for general worehip
waeuead. W. E. Bumieton preeided
etthe‘piee‘o. . ,
—arnotonroinr.on1.lemnay.wm
whethegreateetettrectionot the cannon
‘iuthapereonoiw. ELDevieou. who in
the moat wonderful trick tight-
mapuhrnminthe world. See the
lietotthinslinauother column which
hegueranteeetopcriorm.encheeetend-
Muhleheadinncheeeehoxbalnuoed
nthewireu hundred test from the
M ,
Boeineaaotgreetimpcrtence will he
Wanted et a meeting oi Pioneer
Guile. A O. K.‘o! hi. 0.. Friday even-
ing. in retuence to the anniversary.
Iaeeverysirxcighrbepreaent.
—NewDuulap derby. ’97. O'Brien'a.
-1119 yacht Ward V.. owned by
Gecrgeflflleudletyue. and which has
been called brownie Reich Bradley
you W partiea. but returned
Memomcuth'e cruiae.
dietedconclnveotclinton Oom-
maiiery. Knish“ Tomb“?- Vi“ ”0
held Micki. when deer-u will I»
waited. It will he the that meeting
etttrthceummervacation.
The Stamford end Norwelk employeee
d the Metropolitan Lil's Inaurance cont.
3..., will enjoy anotmr dinner at Beck’e
[unhealde In. no“ ”-
—Clemhahe at Guider'e, Monday. 5
Dell. Thirty-live ante.
John Bolyer. thirteen yeare of lilo.
aunoiJohn Boiyer. oi Stamford. wee
ee-neiitd to the County Children's
We W' >
Wardwell b Lockwood‘l melt“ "I
flooded with water. yeeterdey morning.
eaaeedhy the rain peering through a
hole in the root”. __...
”Spud”! and indulge in the heat
elembeke unearth. Icndaanmuet
Guider'e Bell.
M emeielmeetiugoi whittled”.
M night. fire. William Walthelt wee
elected delegate to the attic convention
lent month.
.3" Younge derby. '97. O‘Brien'e.
, inc-euc- ‘
ummmmmnm.
yeereoien ill-pertain college, tor
bulimicrcivil awrice eneminaflcne
endgcverntneutnceitione.
nedectioeendWeetllcrwalhepley-
edballyeetardeyalttruecnhu .tlorwalk
Parr. Dcwdeudlerueewere the beta
terytoriheAtctlcaaudBtebbenchep-
erdtortheWfit Norwalhe. The acute
Midtosiuhmofthemiica.
~Eecellopa ireah every day at Rent
a Zeluii'e market. Washington etreet.
CaptainltJthceehaaplaceda Dov
pic: 1897 tare refiner in one of the
Weetavenuehueoeredcre teat. The
mechineiethelateetproductionoiOap-
teiulicee'eiertilehreili.andheiehller-
icueoveriteercellentworhing.
'l'he lergeet blood-hound in the world
in with Stetaon’e Uncle Tom's Cabin
00., which will appear at the Norwalt
Opere Route. Beturday evening. He
weight 308 pounde end coete ti .000.
—lien’eandhoy’a alpiueevet O'Brien'e.
line Fannie Clerk. at Kerwin and
Academy etreete, will give a trolley-
ride tonight to about liity of her frienda.
The party will go overtheliueoithe
Norwalx Tramway company.
——hiiee Junie I. County, of Port
cutter. N. Y.. who wee graduated
from both the commercial and abort-
hand departmente of Merrill with the
cleeeoi '97. it auhetituting ae etenog-
raphcr in New York city. and it doing
very creditable work.
The Hutchinson-Diet ones. which
come up in the Town Court. this morn-
ing. wee.continned until tomorrow on
mount of the illneee of AttorneyJ
Belden Hurlbutt.
Among the entries for the Labor Day
races at Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport.
under the enepicee oi the Rambling
Wheelmon. ere W. W. Shepardand B.
L. Wilton. oi South Norwelk.
—10 cent lediee' etcchinge, 5 cents a
peir, tomorrow. Boston store. Norwelk.
Silee W. Olmetead. formerly n clerk
in Octerbnnke' grocery etore.haa secured
a petition with the American Ten and
Novelty company. Be will canvas: tbie
diatriot.
+~——~—
Barry L. Beers. auperintendent of a
new electric plant in Elizabetbport. N
J.. willoomehcme tomorrow to mod,
Sunday with lira. Framea la. Beers, oi
bowie etreot. W ,. _
Mite Alice May Sherwood. of Morgan
avenue. will resume her dntiea ae cou-
trulto aoloiat in the choir of the Korwalk
Congregational church. Sunday. alter a
twu monthe' vacation.
-—Ohcice peachee. 50 end so cente e
beehet. at Hoyea' Market.
were held at St. tiary’e church. this
morningatbzso eudio'clcclr. Another
aervioe will be held tonight at 7:80
o'clock.
-—-li you went the latent derby call at
O'Bricn’e.
Thencgularrehearealol the choir of
the South Not-welt Congregational
church will be held at 7:80. Friday
evening. A lull attendance le truncated
lacuna Dibble. oi the llcdel Grocery.
enye he in ready to abate hie good tor.
tune with the public. and give hie pe~
trout the benefit of old prion.
for ledlea thetha will that out at about
cuethlrd of their original price. They
are bargains.
Edward ilivcet it cl'ering genuine
bargain- ln tell and winter “term
for ladlee and children. .
an. O. 8 Become! Rowayton. will
paeehlntheltreehddeeheeal. Inedey
mubo'clcck.
tier. 0. licence! lihl’ctet't church.
now preacher in Itemtced every Bee-
deyettteeccn. ....
'l‘b centimet- on theieeeiveet
maneuflcwmhelcleeem
legtetay “Reflection I. light.
W “I 332,... . l” W;
allow hum 'll‘l. WWW.
levee etht.
mm
WWW“.
thflitltfld'mm
l’lhlllv Milli!” mim-
decandmmm. ”Miles“? lama
mulln'umflmllll "I" hie reel. tellebweci tone-twice tutti-tie
«em m’éfi'm e toe. e
um .I 1“...“ m,
mementos. are m.
Word he been received from liter
Annie Bophine. who went from the
Norwalk Beptiet church at e mimionery
tcBurmeheixyeareego.thetaheie re-
turnlugend at protect it in London.
Englend.
lire. Joesph Burroughe Tory. mother
of the manage Burroughs Tory. of
Paris, iaj,vieiting hire. George 0. Dock-
wood. 0! Beat avenue.
Thefnnereloithe late E. L. Huck-
ridge wee held thie afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. F. EKRobhine oillcinted.
—Blenk 8-inch dressing comb. iii cent
kind. 10 cente. tomorrow. Boatonetore.
Norwalk. ‘
Emil Winterer, of the Old Well Ho-
tel, who recently went to New York.
will be married tomorrow.
Edwnrd J. Brennan, who conducts u
music store in Well street. ie ill at his
home in Chapel mt.
. F. B. Oolemau end family went to
Corona. todny. on a crehhiug expedition.
Ill m DEGORATOB’B BANDS.
The Bandecme Boone odthe Norwelh
Club lads Still Here Bountiful.
The haudeome club-house of the Nor-
wnlk club hie been for about two
montha in the skillful hands of the
dcooretoreoi'l‘he J. T. Prowitt com-
my. and now presents no enviebly
elegant interior, which produces an ar-
tiatic etmoaphere highly conducive to
the inert enjoyment of the refined
amuaemeute and pursuits by which the
club members while away their leisure
hours. '
The wall decoration have been under
the euperiutendeuce of John W. Benny.
oi the Prowitt company, South Nor-
wnlh. and they do honor to his ability
in thet line. ,
Entering the non one dude onceeli
encloeed by walla oi the rich. worm
terre cottn color. The work in the
lower hall ie not yet completed. but the
view from the foot of the attire takes
in the attractive upper hall with its wide
border in which the term cottn ill blend-
ed with a lighter shade of the same.
AeoeMing the broad etabe one is other-
ed into the large parlor at the rear right.
Here the decanter hat bed full ewey
and baa proven his right to it in on or-
quleite combination of Nbln'll egg blue
and eoit pink. 'l'he heee~work it done in
oil. which preeepte a communali
darker eppeerencc than the water color
oflcct above. This room is need princi.
pally at night. when the lights bring
out the pink tintaui the trieee to por-
iolhion nod unite the already hundmmo
parlor "n veritable dream." as a woman
would any. The blue of the well con-
treate very prettily with the dark rod of
the Philadelphia brick. of the great
open fireplace. The doors. molding-
nnd allthe woodwork it rubbed down
toadced ilnieh. which ia much more
teeteiul and quietly rich than the eter.
ing giou iinleh tometimee need.
The billiard room at the end of the
hell in in Inge green. lightening tea
more iluiah. and in very pretty.
home: from the parlor it tho ohiei’
curd men. which in quietly lluitlxed
in wood colon. and next it ie the emsller
writing room. which ia becomlnulv
armed in a newccatci bitter eccat
at new blue. a color eald
to be reelinl to the eyes. The openinme.
element. mmhmpled tending town
to the trout oi the dub-Mum. it eonh
lotteble-eppearing aewell archer-mica
the rich unit at cn-hlood red. eluding
to green towards the ceiling.
The directcre' little room and the
trout herd recto beyond it ere done
alike in e lettetnl. pretty light gm
tint. all in water colon Theywere the
that room decorated end cleared the
mutter very merit.
Theoretical the born the molding
All! i‘lltllthlm match the Nucleic de~
W and mthlae Melee a
tilt therein-litter on Meet
eerleleir We.” deal at peel-e
eed cue-chem em. bilaterally te
ministerial earl-v. which will
bum-elm” linear mm
'l‘he
weatherman-erect tee wherever
demuwwtlehitamb
emu.
1 "it
me. awarenem
solemnly-mines ‘
' . lest-memento:
camel 'Aprlrou’ .fi.‘(
nuwAL HELP
Prices are Going Up
All Along the Lines.
The Model
Grocery ,
at your service, it ready to share
its good fortune with the public
We did not get leit entirely and
we ofier you the benefit.
CASH SALE SAT. SEPT. 4th.
.Bbl. best ilour. Oil; worth 86.25 wholesale.
Bug beet flour. 801:.
Best butter.2‘1c; worth 20 We, to buy.
Beet St. Albeo’e prime, 25c.
Heme. 12c. (Bridgeport)
Shoulder-s, 9c.
Ferrie‘ pork. 10c.
I9 pounds granulated sugar. ti.
A~k to we the Boston J elly~glassee atlihc:
glues cover. Fine: Chenpt:
A new arrival of fresh cakes. line and
fresh at out prim. ' ‘
WE are ready ior business and can take
good care of your orders.
Lorenzo Dibble.
To Trap and
Other
Shooters! .
(Ecumenism--
The U. M. C. ”A" Was
once a iampue load with
you; itisjuetasgood or bet-r
tor today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30¢ per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
Cometecli, Watkins
8: Dow,
. u WASHINGTON smear
You are llllfll'y‘ewfll. heat end
duet perchce your throetmmshea
you warp-ordinary drinlse don‘t
touch the acct-«your stomach de-
cuticle it pure and healthiul drink
in eummcr. eomrllllng lo conn-
tcreet the heat client. Wlilletoe’
Root Beer combines healthful
( nelltiee with c ccnller. rich. de-
llcloue |il‘i‘wci'. 3 go aslid en up
meat wt every cc .
ltcoeie but e tiger buy the
(attract and with
' 9 ll .,
3 Pm)’lOICOIIIII....DOIODIQUOOIIIIOUIOOllfliolllwll
Tang‘lm,lebthli'lI3D‘lI.II:’IDI‘OQIOIU‘QOC!!OOID"ODJIOI‘IIDeewICJ-c w “at
Rim WW
{Such is our clothing stockl.
“I
r 9t
comsroCK. .
.. . .eeomrns
ESTABLISHED 1867.
III/great variety,and'in all
styles, except past styles.
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 ofthc alleged half price
sales, advertised periodically
by bankrupt concerns.
All wool suit,s$5, 6 50 and
8; former price.$8,10 12&l 5.
2 and 3 dollar pants, 1.50.
4 and 5 dollar pants. 3.00.
Store Open Evenings.
Comstock Bros.
M 8001'" till! STREET,
South Ierwelh, - - - coon.
MILFORD I. Oil FIN, Igr.
Two ISORWALK
emote. is. momma.
w.H‘. swat
line fuel received at line lino oi
FALL SUITINGS!
CALL AND SIP. TRIM.
Opposite city Hotel
8. NORWALK.
I”!!!
FIRE
NQUR-
NOE.
’_
For a reliable
imam.
Fire
lueurance
9«ml’eiloy _
TAVLOI l OOLDIN'.
Reliable leeereeee dgeeey,
“Idem man.
lentil llcrwelh
Why Not
learn in do hueloeee ea bud:
been in doucl We tench actual
More from the alert.
Why Not
Iteem abort heed end typewrlt
inn Mun mehm that have
can
l
limited number at charter
member eeholel'thltll may be
bed at the eurelel me:
one YiMl. on school».
7" .. Moor school.
teem
Willi
Izo Washington
hell medical experience! It ,
View 3;.
FISHING
Street.
leheehemc llctel Ileck.
l5 Iereheli Street.
Brooch llolnutns'
NW” N...»
Indeed there it nothing like it.
, tent lee » '
how‘meemew, _ _ weer
We cliertoycu several genuinellentallnlnledlta’ and
were boughtbeicretheedvenceentheaegocde,
for the price than ever heicre e
”earpiece. They-technetium. One care ledlee' ribbed
epieee; worthtflc.’ ‘
Bargains in children'e ribbed and flat veete and min it ‘3 '1 ‘
greatnet bergeine in a ledlea’ combination enit, ‘at lion. .
eedwe,
EDWARD srnnnr.
5 our": roubles. retell.
run SILVER PADLOCK scone. ‘
largest. lent
' l
. ‘ommwettee
Inst com leiOS" “
Ill FIII’IOI 30.; m
TAG K ‘2
I20 WAIHINOTON STREET. ‘
Everything From A Noodl- To An Anchor.
. We will sell 150 fancy _ . J
3 k s ' * ‘
ac olts at $5.
Former values $8, 10 and $12.
C all early and get first choice.
w: cnow ABOUT OUR one. ’
a pretty loud. but we think we are jufifir l
lied in doing so. It requires liuze,troue
bio and patience. to always have clean 2
cats on hand. Buy a bug from us, and
compare its quality, its freedom fro”
dirt, with that of the last you received. g,
Iuy Ont: Thnt'n Glenn.
Manuel T. Hutch,
For another opportunity like. this to rcplcnieh j
wardrobe asit may never occur again. . For the limit
TEN DAYS
Open every evening until 9 o'cl . »
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Better and Furnisher,
South Ierwel
Livery Stable.
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