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Local News News
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and pxobahiy local showers to
night and Sunday; slightly warmer.
Showers and thunderstorms have
occurred during the past twenty‘L -four
hours in Kansas, Nebraska Iowa lake
region and along the Atlantic and gulf
coasts. Galveston reported 1.14 inch-
es and Palestine Texas. 2: 60 inches.
. The high and low areas of barometric
pressure have moved but very little
during the past 24 hours, Conditions
do not Indicateany decided change In ‘
the weather for this vicinity.
; .1 1 Wm
' William F. Basemuho has. been
quite ill at his home In Wilton avenue.
Iscousiderablx improved. 3 1
The front is being‘ built In the old
Norwalk post cities. The iron supports
were swung this morning.
A good- sined schooner load of brick
arrived In Norwalk, yesterday after-
noon, to be used on the new city li-
brary. -
. Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
he Norwalk Town Court docket
wi I be called Monday, and at that time
the cases pending for the last year will
be disposed of.
New desks and seats are being In—
stalled in room I", at the Center school
Fourteen new seats and desks will also
be set 11p in Iooms G and H.
The Norwalk firemen had visions of
going to another fire, last night, when
the bell began to toll It stopped,
however, after It had struck twice.
Mrs. Horace White, who died
‘ Thursday, at‘ her home in Colebrook.
was a sister of Mrs. James C. Forbuah.
of Norwalk. and was well known here.
~Men's Duck Hats. O’Brien's.
The funeral of Stiles W. Curtis will
be held from his late home on Union
Park, Monday afternoon, at 2:30. Rev.
George D. Egbert will ohlclate. In-
terment will be In Norwalk cemetery.
Washington Camp, No.11. P. O. S.
of 11.. will hold a regular meeting Mon-
day evening; There will be one initia-
tion, and further arrangements will be
made for the state convention to be
held here August 5. ‘
Orders have been issued by’ the ad-
Jutaut general, granting permission to
the First Regiment Trish Volunteers,
(if the state of New York, uniformed
armed and equipped to enter the state
on Sunday, July 27, for the purpose of
holding a field day In Bridgeport.
It Is worth your while to cull and see
the beautiful rockers parlor tables and
. framed pictures that A. J. Collins ‘&
Company are offering this week, at
prices for below their real value ~ This
sale affords an ex‘ceilent opportunity
to brighten up your home at little cost
See advertisement. '
—-—Square Pianos for 325 J. W. Stud
well
Mr. and Mrs. Pinckuey Settle liar
grove. who have been the guests of
Mrs. Hargrove’s parents, Mr and
Mrs. John London, of Winnlpauk, have
left for Waco, from which place they
will gun to Anaballne. Texas, where
11193111111 make their home. Mrs. Ii‘nr
grove was formerly Miss Marion Lou-
don.
M. J. McNerney has returned from
Denver where he had gone as dele-
gate from Falrfleld county to attend
the international convention of Hiber- '
plans. He reports the convention one
of the largest and most interesting
yet held. There were 305 delegates
in attendance. The delegates start-
ed for home Tuesday night, arrivmg
in New York last night about 9 o’clock.
F RESi‘I dDRIVnL
Genuine Spring Lamb Logs,
14c 15c lb
Forequarters, ' 101: lb.
Chops, 20¢ lb.
131119111111. 129 lb
80 Ibo
’ Weak Fish .
" Everything else In like proportion.
~ Eye -Testing Chart.
~. ~Dr M. S Rosen Eye had Ear Spe '1
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he can be consulted on Tuesdays 3
« Thursdays and Satandays from 19*
.Pooley. .at St. Paul’s chapel, Norwalk.
P9111111" 11m 111ml toM
some a manger oi“ the Norwnlk 11.9111
Club. 3 3
Frank Hubhell of South Norwaik
has secured a position in Wabash, In-
(lions.
~_—~Cra11h Yacht Caps. O'Briau' s.
A new piano has been placed In the
home of Harry Iiegelein, in Woodward ‘
avbhue.
Irving Wilmot. who has been suitor-
lug for several days with blood poison-3 3 .
lag, is improving.
Dr. L. M. Allen. who has been ill for
several weeks with a fever, is now in
New York recuperating.
——Auot‘h‘er big lot short end Taffeta
Ribbons for sat and Mon. M. S.
Smith & 00' s.
Rev. Lewis K. Mooore. of Norwalk.
delivered the sermon last evening. at g
the camp meeting service. at Spring- ?:
dale.
Tomorrow will he Rev. W. W. T.
Duncan’s last Sunday before going on
vacation, whichvlucludes the ve Sun—
days during the month of August.
Mrs. Paul Po'pu'. Wife“ of a well
known resident of Craniteville, who at-
tempted to commit suicide by taking
pgison several days ago, has recover-
e .
——All styles Derbles. O'Brien’s.
The baseball team'from the Lock—
wood Manufacturing Company's man—
ufactory. will play the Yale J: Towaé
team. on the Baxter grounds. this af-
ternoon. ‘
A daughter was born 19111. and Mrs.
C. L. Blydenburg, of Northport, L...I on
Thursday. Mrs Blydenburg was for-
merly Miss Sadie Scudder. of South
Norwulk.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bears 0'! Washington.
who is spending a few weeks at her
Hickory Bluff cottage. will entertain
her Norwalk friends this evening, with
a shore dinner.
~Ali flavors of Fresh Candy, 7c lb.
M. S. Smith & Co.
George Biackmun who has been in
Norwaik for some time, has returned
to Smith’ 3 Ridge, and Is now peddling
milk. having bought out Paul Schil-
char 3 milk route.
The Little Ii. a C’s baseball team
of West street hasordored new uni
forms. and expect them to arrive
Monday. The suits are of blue ma-
terial and nicely made.
Conductor John Criflln, of South
Norwaik, is substituting today for
‘o11ductor Charles Comstock. of the
New York and Danbury special who
is enjoying a' hrlef vacation.
—-Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown It
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and Is now considered one of the stun
Ilard brands. ,-
The only criticism of Umpire Dest‘s
work yesterday is that be didn‘ t order
Tom Bannon out of the game. Ban.
non was abusing him, too,1yet he went
soot free.-New Haven Register.
The. South Norwalk Trust Company‘s
Saturday evening business hour is from
7 to 8 o'clock: Deposits or taken in
both the savings departni t and in
the general banking accounts. Checks
cashed and couponsipald.
Another of the delightful musicales
will be held this afternoon at 4 o 'lllUL‘k
at ShelileId-o11athc-Sound.Miss Weber
and Miss Farington from New York.
will. be thenrtists. --The launch "Siren“
leaves Dorion’s; Polnt‘ dock. at 3: ~10.
Charles Prince, of Clay street, cel~
ebratcdvthe twelfth anniversary of
his birthday, yesterday afternoon, by
inviting a large number of his friends
to spend the afternoon with him Var
lous games were enjoyed. and a col
lotion served.
~Organs. $10 each. J. W. Stzudwell.
Norwalk members of the. Sixth
Connecticut Volunteers Association
have received notice of the 35th an»
nual reunion of the association to he
held Wednesday. . August» 20.‘ at“ ‘Plea-
sure Beach Bridgeport. Members are
invited to bring their families.
Dr wright. the noted eye-sight ape-
cialist. who visits the Mahackemo Ho
tel every Thursday. has made for him
self a reputatios which extends all ov
or New England, by his skill, fair deal.
ing and courteous treatment. Dr.
Wright is the inventor of the National
cialist from Bridgeport removad his
cities from the Mahackemo’ Hotel, to
52 North Main St., So. Norwalhwhere
0"cockto4p. m.only.
About $50 was netted as the result if:
of the entertainment given and r the
direction of Musical Director 3-K
last Tuesday evening. The money
will be used towards the expenses of
the choirls annual‘ outin
Wac‘cabuo.‘ in August. «31 .
The Springdale cainp meeting will
.;J ;.J Foust, at 10 a. m.. sermon by Rev.
., , .p
'32 So. Main. corner Havlland Streehm
James Montgomery. D 1).. presiding el- 31».
dent of buildings: F. ll. Crane, super-
nt Joke ._ I
close tomorrow with a love feast led .
by Arthur Stark, and address by Rev ‘
Toniaht sees the close oi the Ninth Mill End Sale.
The last dau will be bright and busu as busu can be.
shall Sell 111111111 Mill End lols at even less than Mill End prices.
EVGIU department will share In the enthusiasm.
ager is planning to give great 1111-1-11 bargains.
enough of pearls everu one for all dau.
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There’ll be
The Howlapd Dry Goods Company,
Adonis Mei! Montana Patterns. 6 ‘1
ALL DISH WAISTL MINT
PRICED WILL DO IT.
I he Sleek of while and colored w ,.
waists has been most 110191111119
through. Then 16 been bunched into 1
for cash choosing. Thou have been
liberallu Dupe reduced lhailhis week silo
close. out everu last one of them.
Lot colored Shirt Waists i11'Lawn Percale and
Chambrey, worth from 50c to 75c, Ieduced to
Lot White Lawn Waisis
Lace trimmed. reduced to
large assortment of light and medium colored
Shirt Waisl‘s. button front or back reduced
To
Special {alue at
Ladies' While Lawn Waists, tucked and cm—
brOIderv irImmed, reduced from $l25 and 8
SI 50 Now ,
Colored Silk Chambrev Shut
Waisls. reduced from $1.50 to
All of our fine quality While Waisls, at Big Reducing)
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Colonel Heft 11119111111911 Friends Roy.
ally at .Ryo Beach Yesterday. ‘
Colonel N. I i Heft chief of the elec
tIIc‘nl department of the Consolidated
railroad and a royal entertainer. gave;
a line I-lnmbnkc to his brother omriuls 1,
of the system at Rye Bench, yesterday. i
A large party attended from Bostoui
and New York. Among those going
from New Maven on the 10:30 a. 111.9
train weio: First Vice President W. 1
i‘.Me1riil C. 1.1 Plait general supcrt
lutendent of the western dis riot; 0.
M. Shepard. superintendento the Now‘1
York division; E. ill Pratt, superinten i
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lntendont of drawing room and sleep 1
lug carc‘; Colonel Rapport. or New
York. and numerous others. “
The party lc‘ft the steam 1
road at
“Inmford and proceeded to Ilye Beach 3 =
over the Sinmft‘ud holiey line and the.
other electrical property which Colo,
1cl Melt 1111:. in hand down there for!
the Consolidated system,
FOR COLORED PEOPLE’S USE.
NEW ORLEANS. July 26.~A mass
meeting of the lending neurons of New
Orleans was beld'lastrnight to oppose
the (111101 cement of the law providing
separate street rare for whites and
blocks. '1 he meetirig determined to:
organize a stock company to run 116- '
hlcies throughout the city for the ex
I‘lusive accommodation of colored pen
plo.’ ‘ .
THE‘ BATTLESHIP CONNECTICUT.
‘ WASHINGTON. July Zia—The plans
for the battleships Connecticut and;
.mulslana autbmized by The last 1111- ;
val appropriation act. have been com'
pleted and have washed the approval
of the secretary of the navy The plans
of the too ships are Identical. The.
former will be built at the government ‘
yard at New York. The latter will he
built by private contract.
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lugs and GIVC$ Né’w‘Liie to
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METHODIST} .
I‘IRS’I‘ METHODIST EI‘ISCOI‘AI.
Church lit-v. W. Wol‘ford '1'. Duncan.
pastor~0:30 n. m.. class meeting;
10:30 a. m.. sermon, "Abram the
Hero; ” 12 111.. Sunday sthoool; 6 p.
1119, Young People 11 prayer meeting;
7 p. In. one hour praise service;
special mush by choir and chorus.
NOltWALK METHODIST EPISCO-
pal Church Rev. 1.. It. Moore pastor
--MCIIIIIII; pinyin arrives at 9 .30;
service We . sermon at 10: 30; 31-111
day school at 12 111., Epworth Lea
gue movies at 11 30 p 121., evening
service w. '111 sermoa at” 1. 30 M1 sic .
for the day: Anthem“ The sun Shall
Be No More Thy Light," Woodward:
solo for bass, "The Ninety and
Nine," Compton; quartette.‘ “Onel
Sheet}: Solemn Thought," Martin; ,1
quartette, The Mellow Eve Is Glid-
lug" Holden; Gloria Patri Davis;
quartette, "God V'ho blades: Earth , » ‘
and Heaven" Buck: quartctte “In
the Blest Er armors. " Hormone
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPI S—
' copal Church, corner East avenue.
and Rowan street, East Nor-walk, Ed.
ward Cunningham pastor Morning
service, 10: 30. preaching by
pastor, Topic. “Abounding Love.
Sunday school. 12 1113.. Junior
League 3 p. 111 , in charge of Mrs. E .
S. Bowen. Euwortb‘ League, 8. 30 9.
,led by Frederick Field. Topic,é
,1“Program of Christianity" Eveu- .
lug service." 1. 30 preaching by the:
pastor Sen ice only one hour loug
and short sermon 1 Topic "3th
nestneas of Jesus."
~Services Sunday, 11 9.111., preach.
ing by the pastor subject “God's
Judginent Upon the Wicked "
11 7'8 12 :30 p.1n,,1
p.111 Christian Endeavor
8p in... prayer aha praise
ting
meeting conducted by Brother Char
3 es‘lii. Miller. Come all? he will. '1‘
.ule
It 1.1!
Sunday, .
Holy Communion and Sermon 11 n.
m.: evening prayer and short ad-
dress. 7130 p. m. Choral service
first Sunday In every month.
BAPTIST.
GRACE IiAP'I‘IS’I‘ CHURCH."aortic-.1"
Butler and Quincy streets. Iiev. D. C.
'i‘bomns, pastoraordcr of service:
Sunday, II a. m.. praise, prayers and
preaching: 3:30 p. 111.. Bible school:
7p. m.. C. E. Illlwtlllfi; 8 p. 111..
preaching. Mid-week service:
Thursday. 8 p. 111.. covenant meet-
ing. Seals III'I' I'm-c. All welcome.
ADVENT. ~ 1
AIWENT CHRISTIAN ClillRC-li. Van
Zumil street. East N,.rwallr~~«At
10:30 there will be prone ing by the
pastor; Sunday school at it: n1.: Lays
nI Workers” meeting at. 6:15: song
service at 72l6. A visiting In mun
will have charge of the o ulug
meeting.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE seamen.
INST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCII’IK
ly. Norwnikéllegular Sunday ser—
vice. at the Reading Room. Mhsouic
building. ill Wall street. at 3 p. m.;
testimonial meeting. Wednesday eve-
ning at 8 p. In. To both services the
public is cordially invited. Reading
itomn open to the public each week
day from 2 to 1'» p. m.
. MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWA‘LK MISSION-REG
uIar service tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Brown, of the
Rowayton Baptist Church will give
an address. Also other strangers
are expected to be present. Come
and enjoy this service. Everybody
welcome.
GERMAN, EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brockomler. pastor—Sor-
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
o‘clock, In the Swedish Congrega
tlonal Church .
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because who create! them ,
3h - counts charging him with
~ Bail was fixed at 8700 in each case and
t. it. is Improbable that the man will be
3 3 Sued money fromf 131$: gm: in 31111i
‘ " ty Winsome of or eclts an
some better 01191-91111 of the 1101911 “8 039mm and w
. was arrested for larceny in San Fran.-
2 clean June 16 andfiowas taken into Jens
The superiority of Portland 01 er. ‘
dinmy cements is well under-st
The p ice is nor. so 3011 that Rosen-
dale r-oment is to an extent being
crowded out. We handle the “Allah. .
which Is conceded to he the best: hr ‘
on the market. Our sales of. this
.ment have increased tenfold within
a few years. If you are going it! 11991
cement. use “ATI AS.”
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Hf c-ourse we have the “Essential“
P0? {1:33.151 iii" also and our line of masons' hull
,1 1natc1‘:.'1l.1 blue stone. sec or pipe,
68mg”? is complete. ,
elm 15:81.1
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Parlor Tables all woods. that have urcn priced 1'3 50 $3.13 and $4.611
0111 Rockers at $2 98 are beautiful in design ,and Inviting In
any. .
The excellent values offered lnrl to your attention, and their‘nom
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invite you to own one. i ‘
THE ASSONTMENT O F FRAMED PICTURES 3
which we are showing Include Photo grnvures. Etchings and Water.
Prices about one half their value. This offering affords another op ‘
to brighten the summer home at little cost
Ionic early and get your choice of subjects.
A .1 001.1. 11s 1:.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Al‘D EMBALMERS
12 North main Street, South Norwal
AI‘I‘S‘ TRIAL. i SAYBROOK STABBING
SPRINGFIELD, Mes July 26-11. SAYBROOK, July? 36.
O. 11911111999111.9991? J; 31111:}; who quarrel here last night, Joh
was roux not only yeste ay Is ll
head in jail awaiting trial 011 t'roe' 2:11 jifgsértflggllm: 13::
larceny. The stabbing is nudged to
her Holmes we nds ‘
able to procure it before next Thump
those of Bushnell are more?
day. Hoff'manh is alleged to have pro-T and the doctors are “3?“ .
done by Frank acne
this stage how they
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Keeper-3' Protective Association. . H; ‘5 1
. ‘ bo‘Springtieid
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