mull Unholtz and wife, of Br-idge
‘ pert. were guests over Sunday of Mr
Inil Mrs. W. B. Unhoitz.
.gm
." It Coney island.
molester E. E. Crowe returned
BlturdIy night from a ten days‘ vaca-
one trip through Maine.
a.
. evening It 7 o'.clock All members
are; respected to be present.
l
. Miss Edna Byxbee has taken a posi-
tion as bookkeeper for the United
(iro2ery Company, North Main street
'3‘ “RE N. Fillow has returned to
“Betullei from South Norwaik, where she
gilt been the guest of Mrs. Bessie Pei:
on . .
Thomas C McMuilen and Gould H.
Ho t have been summoned as jurors
In b'Beptember term of the Superior
Court
Captain Wilbur, of the Salvation
~ Willy, will lead the prayer service at
.tho South Norwuik Baptist Church to-
permit evening.
fourteen pound son was born to
explain and Mrs Fred Anderson Sun-
day merning Mother and child are
doing nicely
mun Dunn of Norwalk has re
riled, bums after a visit at the home
of Mrs. Anna 1‘. Schuldice, or 1,12 Lib-
ty street, Danbury.
this]; (Smith, assistant superintendent
way Mail Service, spent
Enough the guest of his cousin C E.
Seymour,’ of West street.
Men's line double breasted suits for
$9.50, It Gottlieb's. These suits are
)3an worsted, latest styles and well
it ‘16. Take a look at them.
'1’ . llngarian Republican Club will
meet Wednesday evening at Republi-
. ehdouurters in the‘ Qulitner
‘ och to complete their organization.
Mr. and Mrs. F N Foster of Dan-
now, who have been guests of Mr.
. re. '1‘. H. Footer, at their Bell
gird ottoge, have returned home.
your dollars deposited in the
South Norwslk Savings Bank will
work for you, earning four per cent
fitment. Why not start an account at
onthly meeting of the direc—
touch of he Norwalk Hospital Associa-
on will not be held tomorrow even-
fig and there will be no meeting on.—
‘Rliiiroad travel from eastern sum-
fiertresorta was very heavy last week.
Many Nor-walk people who have been
in the mountains or at the seaside
have returned
The funeral of Kunlganda Mcnseii.
. ow of Jon Menscil, was held yes-
terday eiternoon at 3 o clock from her
to home in Stuart avenue. interment
as in filverside cemetery.
The Holiday school of the Smith Nor.
walk Baptist church will hold its first
nuclei of the season at the church Wed.
y evening. A musical and liter-
program will be given.
. .eekly bulletin of the First Meth-
we Chucch: Monday 8 p. m., elec-
trustees; Tuesday 7. 46 p m.,
meeting; Thursday 7: 45 p. m.
l'a church prayer meeting.
child. of Mr. and Mrs John
‘ r was baptised at St Joseph's
C lamb yesterday. Matthew Barry, of
No Jersey. Mrs. Spencer’s brother.
in godfather for the child.
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her services over the remains
Knapp Hyatt will be held to;
1mm It 2. 30 from his late
it. John avenue East Nor-
.0. I. Seileck and R F.
, u will oflciote.
' n E. J. Bill will be the
lies It the big ratification
be held by the Republicans
Norwnlk Friday night in their
on In the Quittner block,
Venus.
elicher, of Mull street, Nor-
purchased the Tristhm
elcy street and with her
Mr. and Mrs. W 3. Un-
Not-walk, will reside
Marshall of Greenwich
lilo wife, IlIy EL. Marshall,
married Dee. 25. 1884, who
hill on JIn.1,190l and who
in Angelo: OIL. tor I di-
ion in the ground alleged.
in E. Hoyt, of the South Nor-
company. will to to New
,- t9 Ittend pm
my 800 on
‘ *Mfll‘l’ Ascension.
will be held at the Wal-
, , Edie ’Gomble, of East
Mower-neon
Good lot-coins
for Everybody
‘ John Dowd and Miss Mamie Dowd, of
it, spent yesterday among the
The Loyal Csusnders will meet this
Miss Baird’s Seminary will re-open
September 29
New line of football goods Just re-
ceived at Coleman's. '
Shoulder stcack, 100 1b., at Scbaub‘s
Market. Watch ad. for Saturday' s low
prices.
Mr. aners. Frank K. Briggs are
expected home from their wedding trip
next week
Mr and Mrs. Williams and children,
of Ansonla, were the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Schmedes, of South Main
street, over Sunday.
Wednesday Lorenzo Dibble will have
egg plant, green peppers, Fall Pippin
apples pears peaches, etc. and the
prices on all will be right.
IT .
Miss Emily Nash entertained a num
ber of friends at the Knob. Saturday
afternoon and evening, in honor of
the sixteenth anniversary of her birth-
‘ The friends of Mrs. S, W. Velsor,
of Quintard avenue, who has been ser-
iously ill, will be pleased to learn that
she is considerably improved and is
J'lOW convalescing nicely.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Willoughby, Lou-
is Lippmon, Mrs. Alice Ponileid, Ncw
York; Mr. and Mrs, W. Nutt, Miss
Leavltt, Mrs. James Barbour. Stum-
ford, were guests yesterday at Token-
oke Beach lnn.‘
Funeral services over the remains
of William Yule were held yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from Trinity
church. Rev. C. H. Steams, of Brook-
lyn, oiiiclated. interment was in Union
cemetery, Norwalk.
Mrs. Henry Schnell, mother of Miss
Hilda Schnell, who resides on Roton
Hill. sustained a paralytic stroke last
Friday, but it reported as getting along
nicely today. This is the second stroke
Mrs. Schnclihas suffered in two years.
Saturday's race at the Norwalk
Yacht Club was postponed until Sat
urday of this week, because of the
lack of wind. This race 45 for club
boats and will be sailed‘over the No.
i or inside course. The starting sig-
nal will be given at 2 o'clock.
Edwin 0. Drake and Frank J. Brad-
bury wheeled io Cannon yesterday and
visited Warncke’s peach term in that
place. . they report that the crop is
not quite as large as Mr. Warncke had
anticipated and the price of the fruit
from now on will probably advance.
The sub-committee on organi‘sation.
appointed .by the committee of. Re-
publicans of the First and Third Vot-
ing Districts, which met last week to
discuss the formation of a campaign
club, held a meeting Saturday night.
but nothing definite resulted from the
session.
- G. Fabian Soderstron, of Bayview
avenue, left Saturday on a two week
western trip. He went to Buliimo
direct and from there to St. Louis and
the Exosltion. which he expects to
reach today. After a visit at the big
fair Mr. Soderstrom mag on to Chi-
cago.
A, very interesting meeting of the
St. Paul‘s branch of the (llrls' Friendly
Society is scheduled for tomorrow eve.
uing. The Rev: J. W. Austin will de-
liver an address on‘ Jamaica. Mrs.
Peter Deusenberry will play the piano
and Miss Jones will sing. The fall
meetings began last week, when there
were 88 girls present.
ilrcd SoidicrsRcuirn Home
. Continued From First Page.
The Fourteenth New York infantry,
the men in blue uniforms, made one
at the finest appearances put up by‘ any
of the regiments. The First Connecti-
cut infantry, however, led all the sol-
diers. The men seemed better drill-
ed. less fatigued, were of better physi-
cal appearance, and won . c plaudits
or the spectators by the soldierly hear-
ing. The Second and Third Connecti-
cut regiments sustained the reputation
of the other boys from the Nutmeg
State. The colored Connecticut guards—
men marched in the position in the
column assigned to that state. The
troops made the welkin ring with the
bands of music.
Hermeneutics A BACHELOR.
Once therewas I man so brave that
he used to dischIrge the cook for his
wife.
A girl can find a man’s hand easier
in the dark than he can find himself
in the light. .
. A woman would rather go shopping
'Ind not get something she wants than
'to get it without going shopping.
When she can't find anything else
to worry about I woman can do it over
the fact that when she is a widow she
will get very tired wearing dark cloth
on so long.
"Upon what meat does this our Cae
our feed. " demanded Cuswis, "that he,
is grown ”great?"
"You know Well enough." sulleniy
ipesponded Wild, "that he hasn‘t had
inythtng to eat but grits and fruits
since the meat strike began."
The crowd; moreover, sided with
Button. it looked so if Cassius were
trying to rub it in.
FORM. OF M ll‘l‘A'NON. ‘
New home of the lsrtit's Population
Greet Each Other.
A young man was drinking soda
wIter in I pharmacy when I sailor
entered.
“Hello, Bill,” said the young man.
”Why, hello, Cod,” exclaimed the
sailor, Ind, approaching his friend, be
fitted him on the stomach.
"'i‘hIt'I I funny thing to do, Bill."
aid the young man, and be regarded
the strokes of the other's hand.
puzzled. ‘
“That is the hIndshske of the Mari-
InI islanders." said the sailor.
"Where we shake bands they stroke
the stomach." _
He ordered I strawberry sundae
and resumed:
"Old man We seen the handshake
of every nation on the globe. The
Zamboni people part the hack of
your thumb. The Goods pulls _\"::r
ears. in certain very hot countries,
like New Guinea, they sprinkle you
with a little water. 0n the Sandwich
island they rub noses with you inf'at-
Ilng the chest. compressing the l
and distendlng the 'noslrils, they
brush noses against yours for I min-
utc or more.
"We. of course, shake hands. What
is the origin of the handshake? Some
pic that, when livo persons met in
the past. each made to kiss the other's
hand. You and me. for instInce. take
hold of hands and i try to bring yours
up to my lips to kiss it. while you
try to do the some with mine. We
resist one another, and our hands rise
up and down. They shake. And that,.
according to some, is the hendshake's
origin."
Pilgrimage of Russian Peasants.
From all parts of north Russia pcns-
anis are traveling on a pilgrimage to
In extraordinary hermit. Proklip Sci-
evltsch, who is known as “the hairy
man of Archangel." Five ycars ago
in an access of rclig'ous mania. he cut
ofll all his‘ fingers on his left hand.
When he heard that the Russians had
suffered misfortune in the Far East
he declared that it was the result of
their sins. which could be cloned only
by a sacrifice offered to Mother Earth.
At llrst he said he did not know the
significance of this declaration. But
on John the Baptist's day he rcpre~
senied that he had been commanded
to "plant himself in the earth and
there remain until the unbelievers
(meaning the Japanese) were beaten.
or. until birch leaves sprouted from
his fingerless hand." He has accor'd-
ingiy planted himself up to the knees
in earth in his but.
The Wonderful Roentgen Rays.
The real nature of the X-Rays is
not yet known. the best authorities
wavering between a radiation theory
and a material one. They are trans-
mitted through various media with
varying degrees of facility. and affect
silver salts, are applicable to medi-
cal diagnosis; and silver negatives of
bones bullets etc. which do not
transmit bl‘c rays readily, in the soft
tissues of the bodies. may be pro-
duced. This is called skotograph or
sklagraph. lly interposlng the sub-
stance to be examined between the
crooke‘s lube and a tube with a
diaphragm covered with calcium tung-
state, called a iluorescope, one effect
leddgh-tened, and the bullets, etc, may
be readily observed.
A Very Wise Judge.
A Montgomery County, Penn, judge
has rendered an important decision
for espedal interest to girls. 419 has
declared that it was not an offense
fer a girl to sit on her lover's lap.
and in (merging the jury said: “if
every Qri in Montgomery County
who sits upon her lover's lap were to
be judicial-of ill repute, we should
have to ~blush for our county." Thai
judge is'all right.
Motion of Alcohol.
During the last thirty years there
died in Europe Ilene of alcoholism I
total of 7.500.000 people.‘ 'That» is
more people than were killed in all
the wars of the nineteenth century.
The authority for these statements is
n professor in the University of Don-
mark, who goes auto show that in
Denmark one out of every seven men
die between the ages of thirty-live
and fifty-mole I victim of alcohol-
ism.-Exohange. '
A abortion of Survivors.
A unique reunion was held in Co-
boseett. Mass. recently. when Luther
tholilield, aged 81. Joseph B. Bow'er,
80, laaioh Lincoln, 78 Francis M. Lin
coin, 7.7 and Alfred Wood, 73. clasped
hands for the first time for 58 years
in 1846. the above named were res-
cued from the wreck of the fishing
schooner. Maine which was run down
and cook in the boy by I steamer
bound for Liverpool.
cow Fed on Dynamite.
Judge F M. Boole, of Middlebury.
int. he lost a valuable cow, death her
inn caused by her eating I stick and
I half of dynamite. 'fihe cow was in
his lot where they are getting out
stone for the stone crater. Ind the
winner: left several sticks loose. and
trumpet holdolou IndeI
”poisoned can the some. ‘
M
Child Life in Maine.
Out of 200.000 children in mind‘-
is... one 70.220 who do not aloud
selecol. accordingto the figures of the
actor: inspector
A .Mopnliiolnot Ipoclmon.‘
m
say it arose in a struggle—Abe sirug-'
_ Philemon of
canb' racy: rims st'rsn.
i do hereby agree to refund the men.
sy (25 cents) on every bottle of Dr.
Howard' 1; Specific tor the cure of con-
silpntlon and dyspepsia, if It falls to
cure you of constipation. dyspepsia.
liver trouble or sick (ll biiioul head-
aches.
Each bottle contains 60 doses 0! con-
centrated mcdicluc. suillcicnt for a
mouth' a treatment
if the Speclilc docs not cure you, all
you have to do is to say so and your
money will be returned promptly.
FRANK ilAXTlllR.
\. i .ill En
it You Can See
Straight
'i)icn you can easily sce why we are
having such success selling turnilurc.
There isnt any secret about our suc-
cess, our prices are right, our liberal
credit system is right. We are show-
ing some very nice carpct rugs in
Smyrna axmlnislcr tapestry and in-
grains, also all the smaller sizes in
rugs. as wcli as llnoloums, oil cloth
and limiting.
A.’ J .AngcvinediSon.
134 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN
Who We Can and Do
Sol] High Grade
Anthracite
E00. Stone and Nut
COAL
$5 75 per ton
2,000 Les. GUARANTEED.
. /
{in independent mining company.
not in the coal trust, offered us for
spot cash ntiarcduced 'prlcc several
bouts of coailif taken in August and
September. We bought and are giving
the consumers the benefit of the pur-
chase.
When it lagoons we shall probably,
have to raise the price. So buy now.
m
QUALITY AND WEIGHT spasm.
’ TEED.
R HERS SHEIE EER ii SRN
TELEPHONES.
Store, 203-75,
South Norwelk office 1M5.
Yard office 07-5.
Branch Office.
John P. Hayes. 5 Main street.
Fresh Fish i
WEAK FISH......... ......... 7c lb.
BLUE FisH............1o and 12:: lb.
eomrs MAC5£REL........ . .10.: lb.
FLUKES and FLAT FlSH....i.6c lb.
STEAKCOD............. ..... 12cm.
WHITE HKLIBUT...... ...... 12c lb.
ESCALLOPS.......... ..... ...40cqt.
oversee... ...... scent.
SILVER sass ..... . ........ 6c lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH SELLING AT REASONABLE
PRICES.
CAPT. Dll—CR’0$$.
out one of Wlsblhuoo sum and»
Old Salvation Armv Buildiflw
AUCTIONEER.
. AUCTION
Valuable Real Estate
WILL SELL BYOPNJBLIC AUCTION
Wednesday, Sept. Mill.
AT 3: so p‘. in, rm: pnoeasrv
KNOWN As THE
Clinic! & Knapp HI! Foo-
iory
BETUATED THE SOUTHW T
CORNER N 35
F. W. MITCHELL,
OF BOUT NORWALK. CONN. .
Property I 1Flamingo of “till 04
150 feet on Union street. and la‘ adapt-
ed for manufacturing or business pur-
posse. being in the heart of the uni-
m’u partial-i oi the city. Toma our
cool. down on day of III. and balance
Wi- delivery of died. Bale Positive.
TAvL'bit I. counts. 74 WIIlilnmn
at. leech Nemlk.
NORTH MAIN one .
bmou a": are. m Tits ci’rv ,
feet on Nedfi‘lilaln street. and shout '
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RISTRAMiHYATT
CAMEL’S HAIR CHEVI
ZIBELINES in all colors.
MELTON in all shades it
NOW '18 THE TIME TO
that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
we are always ready with a com piste stock of the newest and most exclusive styles and,
i
TWEEDS in plain and invisible plaid.
KNICKERBOCKER SUITING in the newest mixture.
075.
nd mixtures.
BROADCLOTH in all qualities and colors.
BRILLIANTINES. plain and fancy.
MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
HAND.) OME FALL DRESS ooons
Every new fancy or w‘eave‘ either from the foreign or domestic market finds its place in
-our Dress Goods Department. The promitne‘ss and satisfaction with which "Ellcry'ocmdnd has 3
\ncn met in this department and the very prosperous business it has enjoyed are evidence that
too,
a
4R
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Bonn.
NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDlNO
GO AS FAR
AS YOU LIKE
Throughout the length
and breadth of this good old
town yousvill not find anoth-
1‘-
class cool as we kccp in our
two big yards. You like to
buy clothing “'11ch iiicrc is
a good varicty
kind of mctlicinc cmnmt curc
cvcry disease, neither can
one kind of coal suit every
range and furnace.
“13in cool that fits.”
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Tel. 357—6.
lieu sud nit .Fit
flamed ’1 ”
i?
i
cr such assortment oi high»
to choosc }
from, why not cool also? Ouc‘
Glover’s the Place EVE
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2 .r, I
School Suits
DreSses-
Arrivin
if New Fall Coeds oi Eveiu Descriplion are i
Bub Now and Pan Later
A Charge Accduni with us will help 1100 _
live easier.
for Bobs and
for Girls.‘
g Dailu
Tm it.
if You Want To Scil
ahcuseandlotlntownorreslesutc
of any description quietly; in: or Id-
drool
w. a. medium
as WALL IT. N0 Amt, CONN;
your property, wbcthor it is ”s ism. "
Bushido. Lake led to. '3
Find:
an: no Iv cease summon
creams. no can Mum led
on snow iii! on THE and.
NUFF SAID.
a, L. ileFIrlIfldan a. I‘d-lea
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