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Reed the All.
'Conlpany today.
Jackson's studio is now 0 n and
ready Itor bWfl‘v‘v 1, m
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Fred H.11‘ield is“ general agent for
the Connecticut General Life insur-
ance Company.”
Guy we, or Ndw- Work. is spending“ a
low day‘s“ vhcatloh' with his parents
‘in Fairileid avenue.
The 'dies' All elation. oi! the
South rwaiil Dept ts‘t Church is hold
‘ an; a meeting this afternoon.
. Miss Fannie Loudb'li‘Q' oi Ridgei‘loid
Park," N. 5., spent Sunday add Labor
day as the guest of friends in Norwalk.
Frank Gerrish, of Stuart avenue. has
typhoid lever A nurses from the
Bridgeport Hospithi is attending him.
~—You have tried most all brands of
gigars, why not" try the' imperial
rown?
Mrs August Roattecher. of North
Main street is expected to arrive from
her kliinropeon trip on Friday of this
wee
a..."
Edward Bach and Frank Shields
New York. returned yesterday, aitg:
spendifig a couple at days in South
J. J Reldy, oi' Braniord. who has
been the guest of friends in South Norv
Walk during the past two days, has re
Turned home.
~—
Mr. and Mrs C C. Nash. of New
York. have returned to their home. at
te‘r visiting Mrs SarahM ”Nash or
Elinwood avenue. '
Miss Florence willmott has returned
to her home in Mamaroneck alter
E: Squire; of Elm street.
""" Miss Bertha Ro'ggs'on. of West
street. starts Monday for a two weeks?
visit “with her grandparents. at their
summer home, Oriental Park West
flayed. I
"WIhile on a driving tour through we
country. Mr. and Mrs R. F Amend. 0!
New York stopped at the Mahacke
Hutei' yesterday. They had a scam
man with them
‘J‘ohn Bro‘wn, aged eighty- two.
prominent retired smnc'rd Springs
merchant died suddenly at the din-
ner table. yesterday noon.‘ A ruptlm
ed blood vessel caused death. He
leaves a wife and one daughter.
Amateur photographers are cordially
invited to 10 views of The Norwalka
to? did 80'utii' '01'wallr librdry" for ex-
‘hihition du'r‘ihg I181: anniversary cela'J
Minion. it is not reliance that the
pictures be 01 historic but only 01 lo
cal interest. They will be returned to
the owners after the celebration.
Henry Richmond who purchased the
(layer place at the corner of West and
Scri bne'l‘ streets. South Norwaik. is
mallng extensIVe improvements to the
{or qrd out! bull as. and he is also any
as a hand 8 stone wall erectild
around the piece .. .
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Freshness !
poo. a great way towards placing the
palate. We can please the meal fan'-
1
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Trial order will convince.
PUBLIC MARKET.
'32 south Main sireet
stills i3¢raory Dims
walk. attended the Mineral of his step—y
fpépdlng a' raw weeks ‘with‘ Mrs. Char- '
" ‘gaged in rehearbdis‘ln1'that place. The
a P,
' ' Meridian. Tuesday.
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wee av hill. with la '
Street Commiss Tail-iii iio'ss .
has his tome or men putt 118 Wall street
in first-class condition 191‘ the ”9.) .1
tion “ ‘
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ibert Boston. Broad River, who
in the United ‘8 1'03 naval cs.
expects soon to come home (or a, short
leave of absence. 1.. f I
Charles ll. Tristram. oi the than 01
Tristram d1 Hyatt. his returned from
Lake Waramua.’ where he has been
spending a tow days.
Rev Alexander Hamilton, 0! Nor-
mother. Mrs. Alexander Hamilton) in'y
Tarrytown. yesterday.
Misses Annie Casey. oi the Atlantic
hotel. in Stamford and Annie Sheehan
or Winniphuk. are enjoying a vocation
together an the Hudson.
' “id—6M
The decorations on the Gazette build-
ing havo been completed. and the whole
front or the structure is replete 'wl'th
flags. hunting and streamers.
Miss Mamie Jenn'ings. formerly of
South Norwalk, and Miss Kathryn
Casey, or Long" island City, are the
guests or Mrs. Charles mom of slam
ford.
.a—
. Mayor 0. L. Glover yesterday receiv-
ted invitations tor himselt and Council
men to attend the celebration oi! the
250111 anniversary of the' founding of
the town. which occurs. next week.
Mrs Harriet Hoyt-Barnes and son
etrtnur at South Main street, return-
h‘olh'e‘ Monday evening '(roni a
month's trip to Lake Qhautauqua. N1-
aga‘ra Falls and the PanéamIerican
M
Miss Viola McKeon. who was injur-
ed severely several days ago, by a fall
at 'her home. in Franklin avenue. con-
tinues to improve slowly. but it will be
several weeks before she recovers en-
tlrely.
Paul G. Schultze, Jr. of South No'r-
walk. now running' 1.119 Old Seller mar-
leet, in State street. Bridgeport. will
inane his 18111in to that city about the
20th of this month. Mr. lch'ultte has“: a
market in South Norwalk.
«Native Potatoes. 300 pk. F. D.
Lawton a co. 1
Frederick Hoyt a: West street hub
completed attachments to“ present
our Starry Banner for the New Can
a‘an Cadet Club, and is now busily e111
lay viii i as given in Nichols opera
house, probably on‘ oceans
4—..-
The librarian oi the South NorWallr
library is preparing a collection 01 hi
biiosraph'y uert'a'ining to The Nor
walks to be exhibited during the anni-
ver‘aary celebration. it will include
ka'lzrltfileg or publishe ,ny Nor slit.
residen‘ s "111111 lucid dome.“
'8pecimons of local literdturi'i.
anti-M
The thirty- secoiid aul'l'lilll reu'ii'ion 0'!
the E Edi". golfioclilcdut £15312“; taIHAfi-
a o e a , . a
soul w k‘September at 11
o'clock. a. m. Dinner will be served
at 59c p'er pia1'é.‘ by the Woman‘ a its.
list '.Corps Al cémrades are urged to
be present on this occasion.
in autumn g
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subject. ‘St. Augustine.“ and active
church?
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r iittlngs. stoves
'ea'vier'dvod mwdirmue bought, and
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" "it‘ll hopes of v 'riety.
La'brea cloth for costumes or kirts.
oi , lord. brunt.“
”“0“!” T711190 to xive breath 01 gray
1" “i . 1111 color. Such colors es
0d 11‘! ht can
' unison that 'wears
on; 81125 and $1. 60
For waists aspeoinliy.
1n the rear center aisle alert is '11
display or line wool and cotton waiso
at tempts one to lingdr long in
eclothd at) 11118 in td he'- read
i'ly mists on for albatross are finished
with narrow oompadour stripes 1'11 con
trusting colors. . Ground oolor'a‘ are
caster. rolls. b1ue'. rod. gray. turuuols
or white. 75‘0 y'.d
Plain moan flanneis in bright or
soft shades 1300 mi
51111811112811 Scotch flannels. 32 inch
(is oxide 11 a great many colors. 390
or .
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made up into graceful shapes. 2'1 inch-
es wide. 37lfi'c Yd.
Triuot‘ Muriel. all wool. 27 inches
wide. in' all the solid colors 29c yd.
Scotch danneis in such colors as
blue. 'pillk'. r1186 ’and i'a've'iider. eith'ér
in solid colors or upload. 25c yd.
Striped Oerina’n 'tl'annels, good com-
binations oi color. 500 yd.
Albatroaa flannel. lace like albatross
but with danced back. Plain colors or
polka mdotted 19c yd.
11a iso‘tta ii'eeee bachbd cloth with
sweet “1:111de serious 8 ripen at in-
tervals with satin. 25 c y.
Ohudda cloth; all wool. plain colors.
and 27 inchés v‘vi'd'e. 36c yd.
There are some very pietty new
dannelettes just being opened up too
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DRY GOODS CO,
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The-Proper Time
TO PAINT 0R PAPER
18 NOW.
The Proper Man
TODOITIS
Jacob '13. Rudder.
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Meals
The lil'icllcn'sclaan and cool when you
Use a I
I Gas Range ~
The red"! of" the house 1's in only: com—
fortable. flui' .1 61mm
THE HEAT IS CONCENTRA TED .
inst when needed. and can be
Turned offers moment's
- . notice.
no. blot. Delay .
qucali at our office
and false! 11 range.
1
" lease and the apparent tact 111‘s
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shied With Just '
. September 211‘. and the ionrtil. ii nieces
' James M. Kent president of the Com-
1 series has been sentenced by Judge
Thomas a Shamrock II is the best has
I yet sent across the ocean. make the 1 '
interest intense. Consequently alter ‘ ‘1‘
one wants to know when the races rel 1
to be sailed.
'tura 11.1. 31391
tomber 21. The second‘ racing do
villi he on the following Tuesday, Sepv
temper‘hl; the 111110.011 Thursday
saw. on but under. Seatember as; I
cps the slits. throll's inability to
compete in
the following week the races will be
weeks: MS. drills are not counted 111‘ ~
adoration oi the race
days'
takes the oup'.’
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aAiLno‘A’o 'r‘nAVEL eTILL HEAVY.
lions-Mil Trains Late.
The traliia are all late today on ao-V ‘
oountl or the heavy rush of passenger
rave .
loaded with passengers. and the White
has been thronged the past two days“ '
from early morning until late at night
ly swamped with a deluge of luggage
high on the platform outside the bag-
gage room spoiling shipment. This
promises ’to be the banner ‘month for
travel 1.111s season. ,
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A slon‘l'll-‘iban'r ASSIGNMENT.
William Darbce. who has been man- ’
sger or the Norwaik division or the U:
R. a L. Gomnnny .for a'year or more,
Alter Sewells torso and will have his
ofl‘ice in this city. At the onion of the
company today it was said that Mr
Darbee'a position had not been assign?
is rumored that he will become con
nested trim the Citizena' Oils com
baby and the Brldueport car company
under the consolidation recently effect
ed. His coining to this city is taken
in some quarters as a substantiation
of the report that the C. R & L Com
army was the real buyer or the gas
photos-Bridgeport Standard.
dun—W...—
VESSELS ARRIVE.
Steamer Barber-uses from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN. September 4—-—Ar-
rived: Steamer Teutonic. from New
York.‘
SOUTHAMPTON. September 4~Ar~
rived: Steamer St. Paul from New
or .
NEW YORK. September '-i——Arriv
ed: Steamer Kaiserin Maria Teresa
from Bremen;
NEW YORK}. September d—Arriv-
ed. Steamer Mdiestic. from Liverpool
GLASGOW. September i—~Arrived:
Steamer Livonian. from Boston.
LONDON September 1: Arrived:
Steamer Manitou from New York.
BOSTON. September i—Arrived:
Steamér hernia. 110m Liverpool
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KENT PLEADB GUILTY TO FOR-
GERY.
HUNTINGTON. 1011.. September 4—-
merciai Bank or Andrews, who upload
ed guilty 1161111117 10 a number of for-
Branyan to from two to four years in
the state prison at Michigan City. He
is wanted to give testimony in a num
bar or other cases now pending and
will not be taken to the stale institu-
tion for a week or more.
SCHOONER SIERRA ASHORE.
Gi-iA'l'llAM, Mass, September 4."-
The British schooner Sierra. of Farm
bore. N. 3., bound from Apple River
N. 8.. for New York with a cargo of
lumber, is ashore on ShoVeful Shiai.
She struck at high water last night
The Mommy Life Saving station
boarded her and‘ 'durln the night the
entire deck load (1180,001eet of into
her was jettisoned it is thought she
can be saved 1111110111111 considerable di'i
floulty in dealing her is antidipated as
she struck 1'11 111311 tide. The hull, ap
parently remains tight.
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"8' N FRANCISCO. Se temb'er l.~
"A voice train the Wilde ass." a new
Biblical drama by Edward Eisner in
which JoiIin' the Baptist is the loading
ch rector. and the scenes or which are
hit 'l‘n Judas 1118'! before the advodt of
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ya it“ an no 0 or
shall 3"”th pfiscnted with
”Discarded machinery of all kinds.
ocnuh prices will be paid by
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
. , ,. 13 a 15 Raymond '81.
balsam-1101mm receive prompt
Til
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cal accuracy; and was well reeoiv .-
8111111881th Prices. .
1 mlmalnh
minute attention to detail and hisiori
wear uses Laws Alli":
SWANSEA wales “211310811186?“ .
rumours iiiiib’ri'
tinned to debate the anyale 1198181111:
the president caution g; be dole be"
to be careful of the inn age' he
reiereoce to the House or Lords. in
voting on the Wkrecomfnendationsn or ill,
F’pafi'm undaiibul'la I
it al iiho'ul'd b a s to
to lier the law and that an authorita-
whethsr peaceful picfioting was illegal—
capram 1183.11.11: or snow
CONCEPCION..ML 81111181111118
Later Information in regard to them
British barkco locale. (18111111 in Auid. re
cently lost
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“arrived at nan
1118on coin for Goldman. Sachs
company. or this city. .,
erwlss. continue into ‘ 1
sailed on thb‘I subsequent week or ‘
White Moungdin Express Run in 3”", 1; "
All the through trains are "
Mountain express the past two days 1 ‘
has been run in sections. The depot * 1'
with incoming and outgoing passonv“?
acre. The baggage room has been fair- ~ 1
and the piles "of baggage are stacked '
has been appointed on General Mam -
ed but as he is an expert. gas [111111.111 1
NEW YORK. September t—-Arrived: '
. tour year‘- io t o Uounectic'ut state
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' an overseer.
tive decision should be sought its" tb‘
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1. the captain ‘ ‘
Will“ strove: 1,
The first 'winner at three races " ‘
good store a safe
pie to a marked degree.
the Confidence of others is our hi‘gheSi ambition
.August 3151
ing 10 our
' have the wanted thing at the Wanted price.
Durinu the two nears of our Dru Goods selling
ewOuld find this a good store to trade at.
it will, with our enlarged tin.
improved facilities, be a better store than ever.
You are oordiailu invited to attend the opening.
store.
{1011 Saturdavaorning.
wé Italic pleasure in acne - n
We have leased the large.
well lighted and oommodrous'?
' 51016 1816111 occupied bu Sec?
field (1 110111.
The development of this business makes it imberati'
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CHANGEO OF PRIESTS.
Transfers and Appointments Announc-
ed in This Diocese.
llcv. Father Andrew Corrigan. of An-
aonia. has been appointed by Bishop
Tierney to succeed itcv. Father Don-
neiiy. the assistant pastor at Sacred
Heart Church. it was believed that
Father Donnoily‘s transfer was to Bria
101. but the orders at the bishop an
nouncc it to be to St. Joseph's. in New
Haven.
Fpthcr John Sullivan :1 Bridgeport
boy who has been since his ordination
:1 member 01‘ the teaching corps of St
Thomas seminary at Hartford. is to
be appointed to New Britain
Father John Staploton well known
in Norwalk. has been transierrcd from
the immaculate conception Church, 01
Hartford. to Putnam.
A number or the local pastors attend
ed a conference at Hartford. yesterday
at whiCh affairs appertaining to the
diocese were discussed in general.
Father Mcmvney. or Meriden, well
known here. has been instructed b re
port at the'missionary house in Mil
ford, to prepare for the opening 01! the
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BACK A3 OVERDEER.
Waller D. Neruda oi' Dridfiport. who
was released last wool; at r serving
11111.10 0 terda in the capacity 01
"' my fl Will is 1801111115 in the
shoe shop of the prison{ hhc inven eds
labor daring de‘v'bul'dh' . n
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Merwin has been 0111111111011 to superin-
0 t ,3
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COMING OYSTER SEASON.
Prospects for Big Catch are Said to be
Excellent.
One week from today the natural
growth oyster season opens. and from
the reports received by the Sheilusn
commission, the crop of seed oysters
on ihc natural beds will be much more
prolific than last year. there having
period“ to bare it fair crop ready for
why there should not be good money in
the business this season if the growers
buy in 511 uantities anything like the nor-
rnal do and. As yet there has been no
large demand for licenses, but within
this week it is probable that in the
neighborhood of 3001100111108 will be 18-"
sued to the men who work on the nat
ural beds caudally.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxiety was tell for the wid
ow of the bran Gener'al Burnham oi
Machine, Me" when the doctors 11am
she would die from Pneumonia beiorl
morning" writes rs.S Lincoln
who attended "her at f‘ca'r in night
but ‘shc begged for Dr. King’ a New Ills-
covcry. which had more than once snv
ed her lite. dcured her or Coneump
tion. Attcrt king she‘ slept all 1118111
l~urther use entirely cured her." '1'th
maryelloua medicine is guaranteed 11.
euro 1111 Throat. Chest and Lung Dis
oases. Only 500 and $101). Trial hot
line free at F ii. Eastern, South Nor
“walk and JohnA
avian:
hill-4 hear you lost a hat on the
election? ‘
$1le011; and I lost and't'lm' on the
8341111011 the other day.
TOBACCO m
and SMOKE
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of say lone allobaeto
”is?" fim’m
1.1.8.18 radio. 1.1.8. .13.
on. Chicano or'lilew You.
any
Width
mm
Mrs. hixby'-‘-“i dc’n’t believe the doc
tor's medicine agreed with mother”
Mr Bixbywi'The
more than human 1 it did.”
:Sld barring. 111‘: Howard alarm
Halon. ma... writ no:
l have a or used." Th
e 1111
been no damaging storms this year. .1"
The ilai.u'rnl beds off Bridgeport are re; ,_
A'ltiggs drug store -
dlolne, would "be "
iMAGlNATlV .
i wonder why Noah tidal _
vince his wicked neighbors 0
zero or the flood. "” .,
“M_.aybe ” answered the ‘
farmlnei discontentedly. "I1
(111180 they hlid planted on
warm '1 afraid of rain in all 111111 '
WA. .
the "seeders." and ‘there is no reason on.
one». am one. am5 I.
BcmeilltduIa-vhohiil
wife sewed some pink rescaled
vdhildon on it, and new all .3088
g in
lord. Duh. says: “Baal
an my boy’s life. He he on
the one We lost with credits
him a few 110808.118 quit I
to sleep, and was all rig
lug." For sale by B. H
F. ii. Baxtor.
WHAT DID 8H
Mina Prism-4“D0h"‘t
bltc mo‘. little boy!" .
Little Doyw'fle we
teeth." .
Boy (with priucli—“S'd.
ma am. and if you had ' ‘ '
as he has you'd show
Geo W. Lenin P0117 . Mich“
“Your Rodin Wadi cure in
best remedy [or iii Winn and
reach trouble {,ilmt’ i ever used
gt: re. in recommending it to
o lunar iron: indigestion i
one to any for it it it falls.
1 have never paid " tion. 0
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"l have trilld 801 oil I
many pills and laxatives. but new it'-
Little Early Risers are for the
Norwalk Chronicler