One“
Good lat-gains
for Ivorybody
D. LYON. a ‘co.
Waohlngton 3t.
So. Norwa’lk.
,of Hot-Parents in Knight 0t.
lunsrsl of Miss Marlo Curtis
,hfld tron: her into home at. it
Will street Norwslk. yesterday III
tstnoon’ and was s most Impressive
' ml$0 The officiating clergymen
' insults. Rev. John A. Hamilton, 0
" ‘ Bloom: former pastor of the Nor~
V iflbOongregsttonsi Church; the Rev.
8W Bisseli. and the Rev. Dr Pier-
son; .0!‘ Philadelphia.
Very touching remarks were made
Iii! out “Rev Hamilton“ Tire scripture
. was read by the Itsv, Bisslll and pray-
er ,W'pflered; by Dr. Pierson.
“ tDurihg the service a quattette, corn-
Wed I)! Miss Glace Adams Miss
mt: ,Gheatsr H Benedict and
Albert)! smsn, effectively rendered
twomelections. "Jerusalem the Gold-
so" and "Klntergartner‘ s Hymn". The
tter oomposiontwus an especial fa-
write of, Miss Curtis and was often
In her work. ‘
«bully? hall bearers were Charles E
Curtis, Oliver B. Jackson. Frederick A
litigated William s. Comstock.
g$térmentwas In Norwalk (‘em-
EOHIBITION RALLY.
iA‘
Be" It.» Governor to be Present I
At GlsnbrOok Tonight
is of'N C. T. U., of South
k; re Invited to an out door
It: meeting at 5 Elm Place,
tonight at 8 o'clock The
of two houses will unite
will be provided for all Stam-
C.‘ T U. s will attend. The pro
hibltlon nominee for Governor will be
out; Also a gentleman from Deep
will give the address. Chin
e uterus. plants and flowers will.
if! , of the occasion
V! MONKEYS LIKE 'EM.
rgan grinder with a diminutive
monkey, made his appearance
,9 treats of South Norwalk yes
.« The little animal was very en-
nd aco‘sted several persons
lea, unttl finally for a joke
to gave l a lolly pop. “Mr
" tiiti no mole business until the
at was consumed.
iLI'sINo THIRD FACTORY
‘ ,Obel‘lander, of Orion Launch
firs Finds Business Rapidly
.. Increasing.
h berlandcr. manager of the Do
‘ ouch Works. located at Five
. ,iver. has just started the erec
at 0'. third factory to accommo
L, it rapidly increasing business.
building will be 80 by 50 feet
till. he used as a machine shop
or steaming purposes.
I Obeflander has turned out over
, a hundred launches this summer
‘ may has half a dozen orders
‘next season‘ a trade The work on
,QJIBW building "is being pushed for»
ll “ii“ i.
tip and edulppcd with electric
-foI‘ headquarters A meeting
held next week when s. carn-
ub will be organised
Mfl
WILTON.
I'IMrs. Charles Jones Is on the sick
ist.
Mrs. A. K. Merwin Is the guest this
week of Brooklyn mishap.
Mrs. J. McEwen Betta has gone to
Washington. Conn, returning home
next week.
i}. W. Ogden and son Clerc, wont to
Lake Wuccubuc on Saturday on a fish-
lng expedition,
Rev. M. Upson. of Milford again oc«
copied the pulpit of'thc Congregational
Church last Sunday.
Frederick Sturges and sister, Miss
Helen. took a trip to New York on the
“Martha's Vineyard" on Wednesday.
- Wilton Republicans will hold a can-
cus in the Town Hall, Sept. 8rd. for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
state. congressional senatIIrlul and
probate conventions.
Miss llanuah Selleck gave a party
1 ucsday afternoon at the home of Mr
land Mrs. R. H. Fitch in celebration of
her. 17th birthday. A number of her
young friends were present arrd~a very
pleasant afternoon was spent III play-
ing (toquot and other amusements on
the lawn and the youthful guests dc-
parted Willi many expressions of hlcas-
ure at. having a most. enjoyable time.
The Summer Whlst Club was enter-
talrrcd Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Fro k Weston, at the home. of Mrs. ll.
G. hompson, The players sat at
three tables which were placed in a
pine grove on the premises. Prizes
were won by Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.
Frank Weston. Miss Marian Olrnstcad
and Miss Folsom. The consolation was
awarded to Miss A. E. Carpenter. At
the. close of the afternoon refresh
merits wore served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady is spending the
week in Washington, She has been
attending the funeral of her brother.
Mr. Frank Long. who recently died at
his home In that city. Mr. Long is a
native of this place and spent his early
life in Wilton where he was well-
known and had many friends He held
a government pbsition in Washington
foI many yuears lie is survived by a
wife and three sisters. Mrs. Ann Whit
look, and Mrs. Hyatt Gregory, of Sit
ver Mitre and Mrs, Elizabeth Brady, of
Wiltort.
ROWAYTON.
Rev. F. (7. Brown returns tomorrow
from a lengthy stay at Ocean Grove.
The official board of the. Baptist
church met last night attenthe regular
prayer meeting and transacted routine
business.
Tile Building Committee of the Bap-
tist Church will meet at the home of
E. H. Evory,’ Penuoyer street. tomor-
, row "night.
MISSIONARY MEETING
The annual meeting of the Woman‘s
Foreign Missionary Society of the M.
E. Church South Norwaik will be held
this evening at, the residence of Mrs.
.l. C. Crow: 2 West avenue. A full at-
tendance is desired on matters pertain-
ing to the coming tail convention will
i be considered.
Social Clio:
ANGY GROCERIES rsLIWILL CONTINUE FOR THIS WEEK AND WILL
“95.. ALL SEASONABLE GOODS. THE BEST AND FREsHEST IN
it flock. YOU BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE ANo escuas
Haunt-y OF IT.
, ' CERE ALS. .
110. Dot. $1.30.
116. DO: 81.30
110.. 002. 31.30.
V All“; Per Package, 110. box. $1.30.
_ Ins Wheat Biscuits, s pkg 110. Don. 81.30.
laO may flavor. Package, 8c. Dog. 950.
Packsgs, BC. Des. 95¢.
Package. 86. Des. 00¢.
Package, SC. Dos. 050.
, ‘ Package. sc. Dos. 950.
‘ IOOMIINATION OFFER
$0100? 8nd, . .......... . .............. . .1. .. ....... . ......... . 106'.
magma,- .5. ..................................... . .............. 10c.
manor, .............. ............. . ................. 10c.
jfiar, ................... . ............... . ..... . .............. 206.
' rorAL. soc.
s, ..... . ......... . ........................ . ....... 1°C.
0 Mixed Spices, .......................................... toc.
........................ 1°C.
.. . ..... . ...................... 2°C.
..
OA,-....... .............. ....... . it}.
' . ......... . ............ ‘ ........... . ........ 1 oc.
';..... .............. ................... . .......... 250.
.
tyitwsslsr
FLOUR! FLOUR!
l‘ybu are mrs II! the prlcs of Fleet- you are paying} CM you
lgnAL'. albums. on PILLSIURY'S. AT . . . .
‘ have a limiter! quantity of It. first come, first served.
, voturaooocs ous TIA Aao earns. we win.
. on» use» erII “cayenne
'OUN Grooms. sorta as
SLDURI
.706. DAG. _
“OF TEA
T Ti!
7 the thin: line of he's autumn...
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. sud Mrs. Howsrd A. (Brampton
are visiting in llldgsileld.
Carlyle Hill. of Norwalk, has been
visiting his brother in Ridgefleld.
Rand's ad.
Iay regarding furniture.
today has something to
Read It.
The United Grocery Co’s store will
be closed all day Monday, Labor Day,
Editor Wellington A Tolles, of the
Hour.l a spending the day In New York
City.
Mrs. Wiidmau, of Daubury. Is the
guest of Mrs, A. (lr'aw. Elizabeth
street.
Jospeh Howe is visiting its mother,
Mrs. Beulamu Howe. of Flat, Rock.
Ridgeileld.
Miss Elizabeth Allen.of Sangttuek.
has been visiting her brother, (I. I
Allen, of South Main street.
New lot of 85.00 suit cases just In at
Iluwlund’s. These cases are If excel-
lent quality and are rare bargain. See
ad, I
Ihrme Rumor has it that a well
known NorwaIkJIIaI-ksmith Is soon to
number himself with the “newly-
weds."
Fall delivery of groceries are Iit'rlv-
tag new at. Seymonr‘s Store. and you
are Invited to Inspect the new goods
at any time,
League of the Secret Heart seivloes
wrrI- held at St. Mary‘s Church at.“ we
II'cloIk this morning. Communion was
distributed at the 7 o'clock service.
Mrs. W ll Baldwin and sons Ralph
and Smoky of Wall street Norwalk.
are spending the day in Nod thro
they are the guests of Mrs. D. (I. (lim-
stead.
A regular cIIranIurIicutiou oi. St
John's Lodge, .A, F. and A. M. of Nor-
walk. was held last night but nothing
outside of routine matters was dis-
cussed.
Monday night is a regular meeting
night of the Norwalk City Council. but
the session will probably be adjourned
to 'l'ucsday owning [or the regular
business, ‘
Mrs. G. l). I‘IIIIII-rt and children, Lott.
toe, Miriam and ”()Iliiltl, returned yes-
terday from their vacation and are
again occupying the parsonage on the
Green Norwalk
Snappy bargains in high grade gro-
cortex at the New York (lrorery Com-
pany tomorrow. Hunt trading stamps
trill bc ulverrhnd many special Induce.
IIII'lIls offered. Sec illl.
.11-”...
Judge and Mrs. Daniel Ilunlop, of
Roma llill. have returned home front
a trip up the Hudson and through the
(I‘m kills. 'lhey went by easy stages.
and had It splendid time.
(llinton (lomtnandeiy. Knights 'l‘enr-
plor, of Norwalk, will hold its first
correlave of the, {reason tonight at. Mil-
sonII- Temple, Wall street. The Order
of the lied Cross will be conferred.
'I‘hi‘ Scllcck house in West avenue
was open for the inspection of visitors
yesterday from 2 until ii p, at. It is
the Intention of the members of the
Historical SIIIicty to Irrrve‘the hurts.»
open onto a week for this purpme
The Fat. Mens' Association will hold
their anntral clambake at llIIrlons‘ Sep
tember 8, 1904. A running race for
the gold lined cup, presented by A, D.
Skiddcll, of Brooklyn. will take place.
Weight from “two to five hunildred.
CHAPL‘AIN HUMPHRIES.
ah...
Returns From Heron Island And
Leaves For Tour of Duty at
Msnassss.
Rev. ltomilly llumphrles returned to-
day front Heron Island where he has
been spending the summer with his
family. Mr. Hunrphries left his family
at the cottage he has been occupying
and leaves tomorrow for Mannssas
where he will perform his duties as
chaplain ‘of the regiment.
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS.
The Italian Social Club met last ev-
ening at the shop of Joseph Disesa in
South Main street. The club received
an Irvitatlon to attend'the wedding.or
one of their members. Bartelo De Mar
to, who willgwed Miss Annie De Mario
in New York next Sunday. It was vot-
ed to hold a ball In October and the
committee was appointed to make ar-
rangements: Joseph Illness. Harry Od-
do and TonyrAudino.
SUMMONING JURYMEN.
Deputy Sheriff John W, Sculiey yes-
terday summoned the following men to
appear as a jury tomorrow morning In
thecase of George Raymond against
Le Grand C. Bette and wife: James
Morehead, Edmund «E. Gorbam, Ed-
win M. Blake. H. C. Drake. ’J, H. Man-
ning. James .I, Kenna, George W. Mills,
Walter Hoyt, G. W. Bradley, Alfred A.
Chincry and William Plait Beers.
BOYS RETURN HOME.
Clarence Sherwood and Jesse Jones.
the East Norwallr lads who mysteri-
ously disappeared Tuesday night, re-
turned yesterday noon‘. The said that
they had secured a ride to Stamford
in an auto, and had caught a ride back
on a freight, but the train happened to
be a limited and did not stop until it
reached New Haven. From there they
came back to East Norwalk in easy
sages;
i”Well. hell," said the. bachelor
friend. seeing the bsby for the first
time. "Jack. he's the dead image of
you.
"Don‘t you believe it. " replied Jack,
who had been up half the night; “he's
Philadelphia Press.
Mortar-Tm those verses you
wrote no to pups. and he named
pleased.
You Count
Brazilian Balm
so hoses 25o
Instant Relie
——-l‘OB--
cooens
strove.
ASTHMA
CATARRH
Bronchitis « ' '
Sore Throat "flit-“:3“
‘ YOU'D. SAY ITS m
, Prevents Pneumoals sld Orb C
carts in a week, saving out, I.
Cum Consumption tires times .0: d
bur. Directions is circular.
125 Issss 600: m doses #1
so dsys treatment nu of Toxiosls
sthsts, the grcst tonic and strength
builder. with every ‘1.” bottls of It
“Is. loll. I. 8. Jackson 5 O...
‘ ' Minimum!“
Briggs-There go the SwathI-rs. They
are, very exc',lushc I bclicic.
Grimm—ha; they llilVi'l in a prl
Iate car. private carriages. and prlrnte
ynthts.
“I sue. Everything about them Is
private except their ltvcs."-~l.lfc.
Who We Can and Do
Sell ,- High Grade
Anthracite
Egg. Store and Nut
QQAL
$5.75 per ton
2.000 the. GUARANTEED.
mining company.
not in tire~coal trust, offered Its for
spot cash at It reduced price several
boats of coal if taken in August and
September. We bought IIIIII are giving
the (‘ortsuruers‘the benefit of the, pur’
chase.
When it is gone on shall probably.
have to raise, the print So buy no“.
An independent
QUALITY AND WEIGHT GUARAN-
IJTEED.
I. HERSHHEIII I SIN
. TELEPHONES.
Store, 203—5.
South Norwslit sli'lcs 150-5.
Ysrd office 07-0.
Branch Office.
John P. Hayes. 5 Main street.
I
I
i
I I
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Ittttruiiiirstrt!
Men‘s. fibus’ and
Children’s Shoes
New in Full Force at
D. GOTTLIEB’ S.
11 North Main Street, South Norwalk
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YOU HAD BE ER BB WIRE.
Misfortune is very much like the
low]. She hits about noiselessly dur-
ing the nigtp seeking what she may
dvoar. Hark. (rescues is not suhpepto
until wit one fell swoop fire is
upon you. But ninety-nine per c’ent.
of her wou Its my be healed by a
bank so
NONE-Y" MAY NOT BRING.
”pram
but a resin" Absak account prevents
a lot of ass. no wise and
have on. 31.00 starts it.
‘rl-tt ”thermostat: SAVINGS
"IIIE LEADING our troops Store
RISTRAM&HYATT
SPECIAL; SALE
LAIIIES', G
LADIES', MI
6 Thin Tumblers for
Lightning Jars,
Balloon Fly Traps.
Flat Irons, 5. 6.3. it llIs.,
line!
we
30 per ll).
Our annual sale of all kinds of Summer Goods commences on Ssturds y, August 27th.
No attention will be paid to what
190. .lar Rubbers, any kind
It has always been
our custom not to carryover goods from one season to another and for this reason We have inaugurated this sale.
Everything in the line of Summer Goods will be, sold.
the goods I-IIst.'tir what the former prim. was. . .
ALL or oiur LAwus AN!) IIIMI'I‘IES.
SUMMER WASH (Icons or ALL KINDS.
TS' OR CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
IIADIES' W" Th} LAWN Slilll'l‘ WAISTS.-
LADIES” LINEN AND P. K. SKIRTS.
SSES AND CHILDREN‘S BA’l‘lllNil SUITS,
HAMMOCKS Olt‘ Aiab KINDS.
Houscfumisbing Dept.
7e IlIIz. I All our China Tea Cups and, Sour.-
. err-x, 39c
ltefrl orator l‘uns an size. litc= .
g y ‘ ‘Aficr Dinner Cups. fancy German
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 2. l0 per box China, 100
25 per cent. discount on White Mountain ice Cream Freezers.
NO. 2 an
The Right Place
To Buy Coal.
Our business has been
built up and maintained
through honest and straight-I
forward“ business methods.
and by those we thrive. We
never ' misrepresent our
goods in any way. We sell
coal. but not bargain counter
coal. We sell bricks but not
"gold bricks." ,
We solicit a share of your
trade, confident that we can
serve you to your complete
satisfaction and to our mu-
tual benefit.
There Is no better place to
buy coal than right here.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Glovers the. Place
THREE .ililllll PillNlS.
Name. Qualitu.
Price.
The Elite name stands for value in
a Wli‘lesks Shoo. Tire Quality of
Elite Stock is always one grads the
best.
THE PRICE. $3.50
astonished the people when we be-
gan the sale of them.
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Tol. 357—6.
lieu Shoes That Fit.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Narwalk ss.. Probate
Court Bengambm- let, A. 0.1904
Estate 0 John J Cape, late of Nor.
walk. in said District, deceased
Ordered. rm the trustees under the
will of said deceased for the children
of William A Cape, exhibit their ac‘
count to this Court for adjustment, at
the Probate , . In Nor-tulle on the
18th day of .3904. st 10 o ‘clbck
foreman; WI persons fritter-
outed III ms firsts my be notified
thereof the said trustees will cause
this order to be published in s. newspa-
per listing a simulation in said Dis-
of October 100*.
crlctlxlmmdlyibfiflrosflduflt ,.
TRISTRAM & HYIITT, Norwalk,00nn.
d a onzrr‘r: BUILDING.
“5‘
1.. 1 1...;
H. Krieger 8r Co.
Shirt: Waist
Surfs
Last Call
We are bound to Clean Out cveru
. one of iheSe Shirl Waisis Suits Wilh-
in the next few darts We need the
room for our Fall Coeds which are
arriving dailu. You will need these
siulish suits tor mans a dart Del
Then are made of Lawns, Percale :.
Linens. Crash. Silk. etc. Every one
absolutelu perleci and up-Io date.
To clean this stock on Imam
there is a big out in price on event
shirt waist suit III the store.
Get uOurs todau. Tomorrow mall
be too late.
This is the Cash and Credit Store.
I1.
: (w ‘4‘ ». :w
‘ T“.E‘QQ' . v, .“ A, :Av
. rteger 8: Co.
WeSI Washington St. 50 Norwalk
If You Want To Sell
your property, whethertt ts atom
a house and lot In town or real estate
Brooksfds lake Ice Co's
Ponds
As: no It! can sPAnKLItII'
3:93, descriptibn ulcklyfisfl‘or Ids 3???? 68883532 $3?!ch
W: 8. 00038"?
as MALI. or. assumed. cons.
i» may W1 amour. .
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