. endings;
quite :it
’ c
,has the central:
the new hall at th Go
L' building, South Me n a rest.
L George F Bette. who is now employa
Lied by a large“ “Brooklyn electrical con—V
‘ earn. has just returned from the Adl-
randacks, where he has been superin-
tending the putting up of some electri-
zeal machinery
rk Tribune is offering
on Americanized Encyclopedia Brit-
entries, in twelve volumes, as an in»
ducemeut to subscribe for their paper
Fred Coleman is prepared to explain
1 lythe scheme. A
force Kellogg; on Saturday ap-
pointed Charies Ta‘ussig. trustee of the
estate oi: Arlln &. Denlson, of Hartford
,bnnkrupts, and George K. Marvin was
appointed trustee or the estate of Pat-
riohi Green. 02 Hartford, bankrupt.
WW 2 '
Company F- will open the banish
ball season two weeks iron: tonight, at
v the armory. Manager W. E. Shashsn
. has, not yet decided what opposing
team to put on the floor. He has a
number of applications for games from
‘ . first class teams. ‘
The Democratic Congressional con
volition for the nomination of a con-
: sressman from this’ district will be
A. held in the Wheeler building Wednes
day. several candidates are mention-
» ed for the position and it is expected
‘ the convention will be quite lively.
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ins suit instituted by Eddie 8. Ba
via oi Ml'ddlotownr‘agaiust Ernest G.
prnethy. oi Jihad. Y3 service at pro-
case has been made upon the them
I sure (dinmialioner in Hartford 'l‘har
' Spring Garden neurones Go pony oi
Philadelphia, and the Brit Ill-Ameri-
oon Insurance Association of Toronto.
Gun” have been aarnithsod. -
A large red autoni ldnorrowiy as-
A- N cation.
1 .
u was taken suddenly ill ysato
and a physician had to he in
, siren a pas Lion with ~ over
in the Washington streot has to
JStahley St.
oh
Pharmacy, accompanied by his wife
son, went to Brooklyn this in
in: where he will spend a week's vs
Ladioa' Visiting Board of th: L
Q 5
“ 'I‘
Hospital.will hoi‘di its anon
lug. 'l‘ues‘dsy Ittsrhoo 0
t3: o‘clock at the re
full attendance is desired.
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wspeclal *
A valuable horse own
summoned. and shot the aniinal.
A. A. Raymond, Jr.. who recently AL
purchased two hundred cords of Wood
troni W G. Show or listen Hill sold
forty one cords last week. The wood
brought $7 per cord on the ground.
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. The meeting of the Farther Lights
Baptist
society. or the South Norwaifi thi
out a
Church has heen changed
evening 'to tomorrow evening owing ‘
to the concert which is to be given in “
Music Hall tonight.
John Olmstead, manager oi the,
Northport Oyster Company, is mov-
ing his family from Northport to the
house on Saavl ew avenue. recently oc-
cupied by John Tryon. and now owned
by Howard Lowndes. . _
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A pen. I. Jenkins and his colored A
band from bharleston.8
{he _Wmsns meeting held yesterday at-
rnoon. at the Y. ii 0; A gymnasium
in Elisabeth street. r. Jenkins n he
and his band played. At the (:10
collection was taken up for the benefit
at the band
A local expreaaman has started in
the coal business as a side line. On
his daily rounds he picks up every
piece or cool he sees lying in the
streets, and later, when the local deal-
ers have exhausted their supply. he *
expects to control the coal trade in
i‘he Norwalks.
A letter Carrier Frederick Heating
and strife star this morning. on s
ehs‘ v tioii trip to worship:-
A 'i‘h'ey will attend the Nile
Ltlons Encampment of the G. A. 3..
1nd spend the rest of the time seeing
the nights or the capital city. Substi-
tute Je'sssO Seaman will cover his
‘ units during Mr. Kestlns's absence.
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Miss Florence Von Easy. at North
his lItre‘st. was taken with o idiotic:
incl at Her“ Theatre. Saturday Ii!-
ternoou. _
m9”?
“WON"
scene in
A use: i. it. fly
restorativss. she quickly
L 3 Spring Lamb Chops, 2 L
ibis. 25c. Schanb’s Market.
nothing. 3
tar L. W Doty fell through37 a hole in \2
‘ Hutch & Bailey's dock, this morning. a
and broke its leg. Dr. H. E. Bates was
.0" were .at '3
.wh‘sre. b the use of ‘
‘vsrod.’ A
ltlon.
“‘9‘th
DaVonde and his W -
‘L ins arogarrivi shouriy.
able teal; mi in
many young fol union
A, ong't ‘ I A
' AtoAWn people. The lty with its lavish
decorations never had more attrac
‘ , me than today.
(WANT OATS?) .
We ve got them old and new; best kind. too.
(Carefully selected. clean oats. that are all
No dust. no dirt. and
Our guarantee is back of
bats and nothmeelse.
price the: lowest.
this.
Buy cats that' 5 clean. A
. MANUEL T. HATCH.
lam nedlflust as far as th; nearest letter-
box or telephone.
r‘ i
run DELINEATOR.
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS,.
The Norwalk Bookseller and biatioher. Spools! Agent for
‘ The Delineslor. ‘
Leave Your Subscription With Him.
inhalation Bdhuiu.
Twelve handicino volumes. ma ed
A comphrehonslvs library lo
'i‘h'o New York ream odors
splendid not oi hooks
George Width. of plow. o;
stituted suit ”Intent Dudley '1’
bridge to recover 8350 and costs and
damages The case is returnable to
too Norwsllr Town Court, Holiday. 0c-
tooor 20th. GonIisbio 'i‘homai math
arland. attached the interest or the do3
readout in the fourteen I s or land
it But pl Foster.
_ "AM
to see hlin agdln meat season.
‘ next attraction at Hoyt's
The program (or the day includes
L an automobile parade a regatta on the
(A; Potomaitg
eve
the dedication of Camp
Ia hater comp lire st 0011'.
' grand display of
lirdw‘orlrs tonight. I
one or the interesting events of the
was the automobile parade in
_ hlch many handsomely deccrfated ve-
isles partlcllstod. ~ The start was
made at 10 oclock irorn Scott Circle
and the line extended for many blocks
A; Headed by a large automobile contain
in; a band. the procession moved slow-
,A‘ ly down town through the principal .
more. The procession was reviewed
by. several cabinet silicone and a num-
her of invited guests from the judge's
11 stand erected near the White House.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENT!
f nnvounn courier omens an
GvaEhl
The DeVonde Company closed a
: prosperous week’s engagement Satur.
day night with t'o presentation oi Bil.
_o crowded house.
y admirers hope,
The
will be Flor-
odors which will be presented tomor-
row night and every music lover should
attend. as Mr. i-lpyt promises a rare
treat. _3 _ .3... . A
WILLIAMS a WALKER FRIDAY.
Another of those great shows for
j which Hoyt's Theatre is acquiring new
popularity this season will he onereu
next Friday evening when Williams
1: Walkers big nautical comedy, The
Sons of Hum will hold the boards This
grand attraction o truly excellent
merit coma: highly endorsed by press
and public The comedy lines are in
the hands of Artery and Hart. two of
the clavsrost laugh-makers of the cons
tury. The management has surpassed
all previous efforts. surrounding the
stars by company or ill people. New
and orl nal musical numbers. enao‘m
_ bios and many surprises will be intro-
ducsd Beautiful scenic, light and mo~
chord lcdl elects will
stage to pictures from fairyls'nd.
“ V00? IVASHID IV PIG OF MONL. ~,
“Brandy cabin in tits Hospital to in
cm Injuries.
Tm
John ill. Gahili. better known In ‘
"Brandy." one at Estonia‘s good-nil: .
on Y '
Whig-Jo (no; r ‘ ‘
Rum“. asci- .
tnro‘d chIrIolsrs. when»
been employed on the pro
of Norwalk in Jwi
transistor the A
arias. fashionable and Le act-ht A
parts which are out of sight are a good as those
prices range (min :6 to $20. but .w have {a omsrkaply ii
A which we have marked
A BOYS’ SACLLliOAOL *Slll'l‘s
Durability in every detail is the prime feature of the M
r good style and perfect lit are incorporated in every suit. '
‘ boy will be dressed in fashion though at a small expense it y
~ Suits tram 32.00 to $10.00.
In our Hat Department Lyon will find the newest {delimit
in both soft and stiff Hats, at a saving at from 50 cents to 92
in our Haberdashery Department you will find the oils
wear for the price in the country at 500. Fine Undorw‘oh
. Shirts Collars and (Julia. etc.. and all at extremely relied
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