I
PUBLIC Pi
WEATHER FORECAST.
forecast for 510er aIVIIVi vicinity.
Fair tonight: Sunday fair during the
d wi
..l" Nimitz: 3‘55““
nurtures co tinuea in the no t pal
messiah sseJrViiIs‘: The alreao o'l igh‘
pr art And a lem‘vi‘eatber .?lu the
nor west is may ng slowly eastward
and has now reached the upper Mis
sisalppi valley. Conditions favor for
this vicinity pleasant and warm weath
er tonight and Sunday with cooler
weather the first of the flesh. . '1
1
Mr. and until A. Osborne. of West
Avenuesha’ve returned home tron) their
White Mountain trip. '
-—Wanted——Boarders at 10 West Ave
NW
VVMViVas Agnes McPealIV. of Henry street.
who has been ill of typhoid fever, torV
tMi‘PRSt sin Weeks. is now able to be; -
around.
Miss Lottie llpdyke. of Elizabeth
street one of ihe employees of the
Norwalk Box Company, is enjmlng a
PPPPIIOP
any last colored bunting Vfor your
decorations, tor sale at M S. Smith &
Harvey Weed. of Warren avenue. is
seriously ill. hursday night he was
not expected t live. but wasa little
better Friday. ‘
James Murphy, of Brooklyn. is visit-
ing Richard Casey. Jr., of Ferris ave-
use. Mr. Murphy turmeriy had charge
of the Lynol) store. 4
The last regular dance of the season
Vii )Iday night There may be one or
two extra dances after this
~You have tried most all brands of
cigars why not try the.:'.linperial
Crown?
«thrnoon tron! an eight days‘ trip to
the Pan American exposition at Buf-
ialo
Frank P. Baxter and son Prank, Jr.
oi! Peeksklll. N. Y. hIIIe returned hVome
having enjoyed their vacation with the
farmer’s brother i J. Baxter Jr, at
90 South Main street.
lluther M. Wright of South' Nor
walk having accepted the challenge 0
FredLBolton .ot the fair grounds for
the latter's trotter the allair will take
place between his Grant Thornton and
place on the Speedway this afternoon.
——Blaeii and brown Alpincs. O‘Brien
Charles Oometock. son of George
Comsto’ck. who was injured in "Piits-
field Mesa.- some time ago is now get-
ling along nicely. and will soon entlrc~
ly recover. He was not as badly hurt
as was at rat supposed
“ “in t} 11.
swan.
F reshneSS
10¢. a grant-way mid: pliaslny tlI‘o‘l
palate. We can please the most fact
tidloua.
Trill order will convince.
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AVRVVKVEI
32 Sonatina. street
‘Vl
V y in Cranbury.
V ism Viisitol'
but hold at the Walk Yacht club. »,
~ sorely r
. .
“M In its milieu of Railroad 1155
mic. is entertaining Miss J cams iii/Iii
of New a\Yorlt
III will
vlsitVlVViVIVsager aunt w .
lnnie Gi‘
.W
Frnnklin avenue.
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank E. Vail.
their Vermont trip.
visith New anaan.
walk. called on“ old i'ri'éndsdn
been. a day or two last week. 1. 1 .
John P. Moore. of West avenue. wh
has been visiting in Adore. lrelan,
sailed Wednesday for America. ,
--Plumes,rilags. festoonlngs, maltoes
etc}, {or the great celebration at M. S
lth d: Cola. .
Nelson Leon of Tarrytown. is the
..I >1 .
,. ‘I~..,iv
e
will remain until alter the velobratlop
and camp tire will be held on the
evening of October 15. Posts from Nor-
walk and Stamford will be present
Professor A V3. Russell. or Norwa'ik.
will return to Princeton, New Jersey.
to resume his dutiea,MoVnda. but ex-
pacts to return next Thurs ay to see
the big parade
Jeweler A. W. Adatin was in New
.York‘ city. Jeaterdny .aiternoon. when
the news was received that President
McKinley had been shot. He says that
the excitement was intense.
The Berlin Construction company
has the contract for seven new street
bridges on the Greenwich ‘arid Johnson
ville railroad ta Sobuylervillo. N. Y.
E. D. Graves, of Hartford, has been or»
painted cbnsultlng engineer of .thr.
bridge work.
“Wanted to rent-i3arn at 10 West
avenue;
The mean... use Pittman. in...
Philadelphia. formerly the Paris. is due
to arrive at New York. from England.
today. On board are Congressman E. J.
Hill and Dr. William F‘. Acton. who
are ,now on the last end of a trip which
meircled the who. 1
Mr? abVIVl Mrs. V.0 1 Allen of Washing ;
ton street. arrived home yesterday at .
W
VGrsnd Secretary E. A Holloway. 15.1"
the Royal Arcanum‘, on discount or busi-
ness engagements, has been obliged to
resign his position, a fact that is sin
ed by every members of
the order. Arthur N. Clark of New
Haven. has been uphill-VIM to fill the
vacancy
President J. M. Hall. of the N. Y.. N
H. 8. ii 8. R. and Mrs. Hail sailed
Saturday August 31‘.‘ from VBreI'nen on
man Lloyd line They are due to ar-
rive-V on September iii. They have been{
traveling in the Bani: mountains this
summer.
. There‘wlil be. a 51mm praise semen
in Grace char uroh. .Suudtya at, 10:55 9.
u"... in honor o the 250th anniversary
of the founding oi! Normik. .‘l‘hc choir
of the church will be assisted by well-
known singers from New York and will
render a fine service...Ths rector will
preach.
~Umbrellanapllm QYBVIlen. i
W
The Vilaiimid Commissioners yester-
day tiled a deéis‘io'n in the‘mtlter of
tho Vpétibloii' nor: “the Albumin! of the
laylout of the blast Grnnby and Suibeid
road. which is designed in so
Wm?“ imam W”
pm ..-~.!i‘:bei' .1
V8) aye $13811de 51.5mm. indgt‘a'l Vibe
‘ V overhaul mMWWmmfl
details. Tub mm ream
blocking it is discovered _ be...
of the mad but 111:0 plies; .‘ V
‘ Judi? «Immature. ..‘ii
$70115! bravier beginsverr bate.
03" Ohm:- .1, In pf“. *
Watkins l: Wmfl. I; . ...
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Spencer Adams. of the South Norwalii
TrustNCompany. is ill at his home in
Woodsman. 11 ‘
‘ ta. of New Thieves.
lth rs. D.‘D. Lyon. of
of
Franklin avenue, have returnedtl i‘rom
IIIIMVVVVV Sherwood Cummings. of GI-
snowmen bums alter a . i We»
Miss Evelyn Borden. of Son b NoVrV-VV
cw CaJ
the road union come ”2“."me . ,1
guest coulomb; in Mill Norwulku . lie . ,
The New Genaan G A. 8. been bake .
the Roentgen Luise. o! the North (lien.r
_-1_,
. Pr hip; and brain elm:
right corner. rear.
1an a is Peter.
Vat looiVI we
“(or ve cleaned ,1
‘ l structibia II
which soles. tau: .5!
“Nevei Rip" shoes. heaVvy aatiii e
.lVVVVVVVVVV with hardly “any copper
..- mu.
0
edit: spring orV Vl‘eriiiuf'
“Roaster tip" has has
tip that’s about as atro as the club
per tips the men at toda . worei
hood. low heel. staunch ltbro
Sizes 8 to 13%.81‘ 0.
Kangaroo call has i ‘1 heel and is
of tough but soft loath r. "
Sizes 8% to 10%. $1. 25.
spring
ivh' 38%;“! and 31 25.
Shoes "all stylish as mother’ s" and
bisrvimibble; some built especially [or
an] Ignace
*D'oiiibli)‘ kg with spring heels and
patent
V8 :55 5 to 8. 750V
Sizes 8% to 10% 31.
Sizes 11 to ‘,2 $1 ..25
Viol kid with patent leather tip and
spring meal.
VVSiilzs‘ 8 to 8.81.
Stiles B to 10% 81 25.
Sizes 1 to 2. 81. 50.
Kangaroo calf. made to stand much
hard wear
Sites 8% to 1055.81
Sizes ii to 2, $1. 25
Shoe mare.
SCHOOL HATS.
A great. lot oi bats with Just that
dash and youth to them that echooi
girls want.
Bil; soft rosy felt hats that make
you thing of English tweed. Si 50.
Chic telt hats with iwido bands of
polka dotted samba ’14
Nattle little turbané' V.Vrothh eflcct
softened by a deft touch of ribbon. all
colors, $1.75.
The ”ounce“
shades 45c.
Phchns & Atchlson school hats (no
need of saying more about them—85.
Mllllnery room.
hat. light Vand dark
rue IIOWLAND
. , DRY GOODS co.
my?
Bridgeport.
The Proper Time
T0 PAINT 0R PAPER
15 NOW
The Proper Man
TODOITIS
Jacob A. Rudder.
33 3007715!“ SRTEET.
.. OPPBSIHIIAVEAND 37'.
Be Comrade»
————”———
Do not start your furnace now.
but
it
Vt will Vdo all the work. .de keep the
house dry and warm at
n 31,75' ‘i’ "7
connecti 1
VliIiuvm """ Binnie. .
Don't delay. but pine} your order”
early.
Drop us a card and our oollcltor .
1‘s. brooch call.
Ii or
e’a’ Troubled
Chittendeny anthem “The S
. of the lily
* 6:30, Epworthfi
V V one and Mb’nrvice, led by Mrs
J. Foucmlmli. man by the
.c__ nonunion“.
01min: condone
vWeat avenue
VVVVStrayer. WINK-'10: so a In. hater-
ieal sketch on the church by the
by the pits i: “A' Public Spirited
City " Ant 3. Mark.
Soul, Shelli. ‘a‘rtettc; contralto
mid tenoiiil illicit. in the Cross of
Mg; 13! .
avenue. Rev. "
tor.
W. H. Hubbard. minis
their nodal? pier. The prayer meetl
ins will; aid at 10 a. In. followed
by préa'ch‘ g 'at 10:30. The Bible
.scliooi l t at 12 In The
Christfi vor Sooloty gathers
atli: 30p invalid is succeeded by
breaching at 7: 20 p. In. All costs
In body welcome The pae-
tor will preach on subjects appropri-
ate to the anniversary.
CAIJVAfiMl’T‘ST CHURCH. South
between Washington
andh Hauland streets. Rev D. C
Thomasi heifer—Services: Sunday,
V 2: 30 p. rm. Sunday school. 6. 30 p. m..
Christian Endeavor meeting: 8 p. In..
preaching lay; .the pastor. Weekiyn
holiday. 8 p n).. Bible
nion;1'Vl‘lIu’I-1a1iay, 8 p In. raver
acting Joli by Sisters Mrs osoph
bite and Elizabeth Farrer Sub-
TRiNlTY CHURCH, West street and
Fair-field avenue. Rev. Romlly li‘.
Humphrles. reetor~lloly Commun-
ion. 8 a. UL: morning prayer special
celebration anthem and historical
address at ii a. In. in the evening.
at 7: 30 1). im. there ivlll be a full
choral service. with short address in
keeping with the town celebration
GRACE CHURCH Holden avenue
Rev J. McClure Bellows. rector. The
program tomorrow morning at ii): 45
will be an follows.
5l6 Fuller; anthem. Praise the Lord
llalVi: TeDeum, Buck; Jubiinte
Tours: hymn. 196. America: Gloria
Tibi. Woodward; hymn. 487. Rue
clan; offerinry. Fear Not. 0 lame-l
Spicker': Doxoiogy. Gilbert; quartet
Jesus Saviour Look on Me. Nevin;
Final Amen. Clemson;
493.‘Parker; quartcltc. Mrs. A. M.
Mansfield. soprano; Miss L. Alas.
worth. alto: W.V'Harvey. tenor; A.
M. Mansfield, bass and choirmaster
Sunday school 12 m.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Newbown ave
nue. Rev. J. Morris Coerr rector—
Morning: Processional hymn. 491
Wesley: Yonlic in Ft. (loss; TeDcum
in F‘. Popper: Benedlcius. in F
Hayes; tymu. ili‘I. Croft: oflertory
anthem, Sing we Merrily. Hall:
hymn. 196. America! recessions]
hymn, ‘75. Chapel of Our Holy Sa
viour: Pmceasional hymn. 52-0. Mes
alter! Foetal Versirlcs, Taliis; Psal-
ter‘. 19th Selection. Trinity Psalter;
Magi-linear, in F: ilat, Balmr; Nune
Dimittis, in E flat. Baker; anthem
The Radiant Morn. Wilodward:
hymn. 195. America: recessionai
hymn, 3n, 'i‘effrics.
ADVERT.
ADVENT CHRlSTlAN CHURCH Van
Zandt avenue blast Norwaik. J W.
Davis. pastor~Preaehing. 10: 30 a.
m. bad 7 30 p m. by the pastor.
Sunday. school. 12 In; Do) al Work-
ers" meetlht. 6:15 p. m. oiled sing.
in; Seats tree A cordial welcome.
6 RISTMVH science."
CilRiS’i" AN SCIENCE SERVICE—0n
"account or the anniversary service
to be held at the First Congregation-
al Church on September 8 the oer
vice of the First Christian Science
society of Norwalk will be and :11
215mm. inalmdofVZp In. atNo.
. mum-b. avenue. "MINA A. Moody
, first ponder.
GERMAN EVANIIELICAL
87‘. PETER? (75.10308 North Main
street Rev Theodore Bunch of Pom
Clinton. pastor. Preaching at 7: 30m
1 mVGIRMAM LUTHERAN.
8T. PETERS CHURCH. NQRTH
. Theodore Buick 0 P
Main street—Preaching gander ev-
ening at 7. 30 o'clock. by the Rev
ort Chester.
. an ..
pore. -
clerk, Nubian Dickerinan; ad‘dre'ae;r
My
Howe, Miss Wood ....
The regular services of the
church will be held tomorrow in 1,1
mi. 111.. prayer and praise meeting?”
leet. The Uhrirtian's Only Hope.
Philiatiues iii., 8-11. All are wol- ‘ ,
come.
EVPISCOPAL.
Processional ’ .
recessional V
. dune markets WMIW.
that we should have more some. ,
has been iII‘IIVielu added toVVa ‘ IiiiV.
have the, wanted thing at; the wanted price. ¥ , 43.7 <
a Dilliildllie two veers of our Dip Goods selling "‘
South Noi'ivaik we have gained the confidence of the " .
pie to a markeddegiee. To retain that confidence. and
«the confidence of others is our bobcat ambition. v
store latelu occupied bu _V V
field It flout.
IiVlVV
Vwouldj find this a good store to trade Vat.
good store a safe store.
improved facilities, be a better store than ever.
You are cordially invited to atteudvlhc opening.
it will, with our enlargedaii
5“ .
It has been
J. A. fmchp a. 1:0,,
:Washlngton Street.
South Honor»?!
a
cc
vices every. Sunday slim-noon at z
o‘:,clmli in the Swodisb Congrega-
tional Churih.
WITH THE STATE SECRETARY.
The directors of the Burton Mano
tailoring Company oi Bristol yestei
day died a notici with the state secre-
tary at the capitol of an increase of
$25 000 in its capital stock. at 825 a
share. The directors are Charles S.
Treadway (‘ F Pope Frank (3. Hey
ward and Willis ii. Damn. .
The Osborne Stable Corporation of
Danbury yesterday tiled a certificate of
incorporation With the state secretary.
its business is to buy. sell and deal in
horses. carriages. wagons and bar
bosses, to board and lie: p horses and
do a general livery business rm. cap-
ital shook ll $2.000. divided into eighty
shares. The corporation begins busi-
ness with 51000 paid in
A majority of directors of the Seam
lens motori- Oompany. of New Haven
filed a notice of an increase or its can
ital stock iron) $130. 000 to a sum not
exceeding' 82502000 to be divided inio
shares of 8100 each.
FINANCIAL MIUATIDN N, T AF-
FECTED. V,
CHICAGO Vficpiember 7--‘W. 3. ‘War
ran, president I the Chianti Board or
Trade. when 5 ed if the attempted an
“caution of . President McKinley
who d Affect the prices of grain qu
stack! said:
"I do not expect this great Prime, to
enact grain prices At all. The man
ination of President Garfield twentyp
years ago did not influence the pro
and print}:
were much higher than now
at prudent a speculative quiet I) one
done. and the memoir are in a natural
and sound condition Iiive’n Ilia would
ty markets are unlikely to be meet/ed.
The amen. ”tuition is firm and
sounder tuv
1‘ W
1 HMKN All! HAPPY;
Yme inclines at New Rochelle, N
Y. are minim at $5?le Mood
mam? 11...}
'wtgreapmdnent
”Mugged “3%,th In?
my 21:: oil anoint bonfi
W‘s tm
Walton
'i‘hn rationed
, WW Milli
mentions him the line b) the mad.
murmur-mm
tomenneiwclmnorlim
Charles VAV. llroekmeler. pastorwscr
mum charm
[Win it".
J
Mann ,
, near into strength innocuous into on!
Vth is predicted that white late. Hale
and silk hosiery will be the coming
Meier}; ior evening. Gowns will be 0!
light tints and so may the hose to
match. but the slippers will be white
and for this reason. and on account of
not always being able to match the
gown perfectly. while stockings of
very line texture will be selected.
A NlOHT OF TERROR. f.» 1
“A‘wtul anxiety was felt for tho-’wid-
or! of the brave General Buruham. oi
Machine. Me” when the doctors said ,
she would die from Pneumonia behaveJ
morning" writes Mrs. B. H. Lincoln
who attended her that fearfiil night
but she begged for Dr King' a New Die
emery. which .had more than once. naval
ed her life, and cured her of Consump-
tion. Alter takinh she slept all night:
Further use entirely cured her.” This
marvellous. medicine iii guaranteed to
cure all Throat Chest and Lung Dis
eases. Only 50c and $1.00 Trial bot
ties free at H Boilers South Nor-1
walk, and aim A. lung" drug store
Norwaiii.
First Churn—“A mail V1105 saved my
life Once. Second Chumfi‘iiubbiehi
How. 7" First CMW"WI’t bite me "
5%
Many physicians are now prescrib-
ing Kod’ol Dyspepsia 0er regularly
having Jonquil that. it is the best pres
dentition then can wri because it in
the one emanation rib 12h contains the
elements necessary to digest not only
some kinda of food but all kinds and It
therefore cures indigestion and dye
pepsin no matter what its cause. (loo.
(3.8M llaon
«bu-nu—
The him beautiful object in hie
world a will be allowed. 11 a beautiful fl
WOMVDWMMNJHGW. ‘
WORKlNG NIGHT AND DAV. .
TM busiest and mirhtlest little tiling
that ever was made in Dr King‘s New.
him run. ‘llhece pills change weal:
l
orgy" brain-lug into mental new
health. 0133?. 25: W box. field limit
A Ric-fl. Normals
tzl‘op of 190]
IE insomnia email-v
Vin-oar bursa a. mi am
We
13’ch but Batik
ii banter south Hermit. and John
Speckled at rules. has England any
thing that earn equal the Kansas born 1
W.‘m mined Aria.
quickly mm m
HOW'S THIG? _
We offer One Hundred no It
ward for any case of Cam
not be cured by Hail’ :1 Gate
5‘. J. CHENEY $00
'1'
We. Vthe undersigned, hay
Cheney for the list. 15 ,
believe him perfectly honor
business transactions and
able to carry out any outlaw
bythalr firm. 1....
WEST & TRUAX, Whoaul
giats. Toledo.0 . . ‘
wianmo mums
Wholesale Drugststu, 'i'oieiia
Hall's (23th Cute am
unity,“ ting. ill 1
and mucous spinach mtg V.
Price 75c per bottle. MVsolii Y1 .
glats. Testimonials free.
Hall a Family Pius are the lie-p
Some men seen) to think
better than they want tog
Geo W V.L.ane Panama)!
"Your Kodui Brownie
bunt refined}?
and carrier meVIi ' ,
completely cured ”by
Cure. iii resound“:
who caller tron)
other to pay tor it '
‘i am borer W' '
1 b51111
They’re wonderful .n buildinu up the .....
Norwalk Chronicler