{O FICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS
peg-olden”. Crescent Terrace, 10 {903%. ‘ 3' 6.000
‘ Homeland 4 acres. Rowaytom-M-«m- - 15.000
”use,'"baro,‘ etc., West St.. . 12.000
- building lots. Stuart Ave.. ea'ch’. ‘ " 500
. o--_Bulidlng lots. East Ave. $500 up. '
saw-House, barn and so acres. West St... 10,000
55-—-Bsautifully located cottage at Bell Island, lur-
\ niehed, , 6.000
61—House. Fairfield Ave. ‘ ' ’ 5.000
“lbw-Building lots, Summit. Elmwood. Bayview and
Taylor Avenues.
. Frontage on Washington St.
qMotuge on shore at Bell Island. furnished. 7.000
3'7 “House and 4 acres. River St., Darlen. 15,000
' 8n--TWo building lots. Elmwood Ave.. $850 and‘ 1.000
- . Marshall St, South Not-walk, 3.000
se, Seymour Place South Norwallt 4.500
. tie. Elin St., Norwalk 5,500.
0 - . age. Hickory Bluff. 7.000
‘ ouse. south Main St., South Norwalk. 3.000
' . at Wilton, modern. 9.500
Hhrbor View Beach lots, $275 up.
Dock property at Norwalk.
House, Winfield St.. East Norwallr. 3.500
‘7—House, 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
align—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6.000
s owe-uHsrbor View Park lots. $305 up. ’ '
ts -’-—House. Hillside Place, 8 rooms. .000
raw—House: Iacre. West Ave.. South Norwallt. 12,000
tram-«Lot with foundation. Woodward Ave. and Charles
. B. St..’ 250
usw-«I-iouse, Elizabeth St. :4 rooms. lot 40 by 125. 4,600
- a5—-—House. 16 rooms, Marshall St.. 4.000
,1 16-—-~Houae. u rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.500
w—House. Ir rooms, Gerard Place. 5.000
1 Building lot. Van Zant Ave. East Norwalk. 700
io——!iouu.~+ barn and extensive grounds, West St. 25.000
WALDRON’S
BIG APP/HON SAME OF‘
:lldiliflli Hill’Si’S
Annular! Hounds coining direct from the has Messiah
We. among which Will he mallet-a vouchers. matched pairs and
Meaii horses and at-nilomon'a driving horses: also a aiinih’er Mil!
units. and mineral purpose homes, also a number of cdoti hi
in homoatwill he sold to the hllhast hidden. .;
by the parents Nfllldi'ly. by
inflation-stand. there will its a
. all tgowliat tactics to pursue.
"’ nickel an attain
. von Plehve and several other Terror.
M row at s: so. interment in Union Cem-
iii. fisllack olhclntod.
' as militia it now appears that 5.
South Nommpmchardson will be «blunt resume his
M _ the '
attests this afternoon at a union pan
on are l loll and
the leaderi seem to he ally at
h. which reappeared t9:4u
to analyse the allow
alien. but aside y it lines not know
hich way to turn.
tator. Geracht’inln. ill the conspiracy
which was responsible (or the some:
luation or former Minister oi Public
Minister at the interior Sipiagulue. in
compnm with Susannah, the aasalsln‘
of former Minister of the interior
title has escaped from Ackatui. Trans-
Balkans 'l‘hie party was the last
batch of prisoners taken from the
Schusanlheru fortress
' it is announced that some amelorn
tin or the ndltlon or the Jews will
who do wit out waiting the action of
Parliament. A commission is now all»
tin: at the Ministry of the interior
elaborating a general project at law,
.whose provisions. however. will only
include an extension or the limits 0!
the Pale of residence and an atom
sion of the rights of higher education.
GOODS RSULTs ACKNOWLEDGED.
The A. M. E. Camp Meetings Continue
to Grow in interest.
Last evening the evidence 0: good
results was very prominent; when the
invitation was klvsn for any who felt
the need of Christ to come forward“
there were three to embrace this gra-
cious opportunity
This evening Miss Taylor will
preach. a good gathering is expected
Come early; tservicea will begin at
night oclock.
Miss Taylor will preach her fare
well sermon ext Sunday evening
Noni. Sunday lining quarterly meeting
day, the presiding older 0! this district
and many visitors from Greenwich
Stamford. ’and Bridgeport will be pre-
senl. At the morning service there
will he the breaking or brand. which
is a service of Love. At the afternoon
(3:30) the Rev. W. H. Burroll. P. E
will preach. the singing will he in
charge of Mrs, James Perkins, unseat:
ed by Mr. Inch. comet soloist.
Those holdinx tree-will offerings on-
velops will kindly turn them in some.
time during the day.
Do not forget the 0m; Tabernacle
meeting next Saturday evening. when
Miss Taylm- will preach a descriptive
sermon entitled; "The Valley of Dry
Bones"
M’GUMD—HYATT.
Marriage Service in It. Mary's Church
This Morning.
A pretty marriage service was sol-
munised at 1.0 o'clock this morning at
St. Mary's Church. when Miss Char-
lotte Hyatt, (laughter 0! Mr. and Mrs.
Wibur 8. Hyatt, of 15 Academy street
became the bride of John A. McQuaId
of 800th Norwalk. a well-known em-
ployee of Contractor William H Mc-
Mnh on.
The Rev. John C. Foaarty officiated
and the bridesmaid and best man.
Miss Grace Smith and John E. Law-
lor. respectively.
The wodding march was played by
Organist Edward F. Hands. At the
conclusion oi the ceremony. the bl'lt
dul party was driven to the home of
the bride. for the wedding breakfast.
after which the happy bride and groom
departed on their wedding trip .
OIITUARY RECORD.
MES. M. E. EHERSON.
Mrs. Martha Elisabeth Emerson
died in New York city yesterday morn-
ing. The deceased was tho wife of
Charles 0. Emerson. and the mothei‘
of Fred it; Emorson.0t West Non
walk The funeral will be held at the
Union Uncool. West Norwallt. tomor-
etary. Rowayton
JULIA (mle
The death of Julia (lulde. aged twun
tydlve years. occurred yesterday after.
noon at the Norwalk Hospital Ellie
has no relatives in this country. The
funeral will he held tomorrow after
noon at 5: ill) from her hoarding place.
7 Benton street. Death was due to
heart trouble.
FUNERAL Oli‘ MRS. REEVE.
The funeral of Margaret. wife of
Henry Room. of Van Zimdt street.
was held this afternoon from her late
home at 8: so o'clock. Rev. Charles
HARVARD MIN DWI GARDEN
PM
BOURKE END. Ens" August Mm
This was Harvard’s and flunihrltlae's
last day at llourne land. it helps the
intention to move to Ptuaoy this evo-
ulna. They did little work this storm
It‘ll. simply taking as short a paddle
place in the Harvard
(lamhridae crew were
as ”most
a... a Till?” ”it:
his malted falsity.
Walter Glade. who
person to connect tho
. hislnllmll. who was associated with
the ruinous Russian «evolutionary “hi
instruction Bogollapoif and tor-inert
tr t‘ven by thtI Harvard men at Riv- .
’ i The halting is 6 i0 4 on tinnihrldae.
will liable you} to sotibreakfast
.nuicltly without starting the coal
lire. ,j .
FDR HALE BY , ,
D MAG DON AT VALPARAIQO.
9999:}.
Half of the city Destroyed and 2.000
‘ Killadror injured
new vonlt. August 22 —-Wessel
Dnval hi - -
following militarism. which had been
delayed in it mission
“about ha of“‘ the city or Valparaiso
is destroyed and the balance damaged.
Our olileo‘s apparently quite sale. More,
than 2.000 killed or wounded. Popu-
ace camping out Our steamers
asfo.’ .
A unbiasrlill Weaver! irom Valpan
also by way or me. by W. B. Grace
& Curiosity. ott tis city. today, road
as follows: "
“The city (Valparaiso) is almost an.
nlhllaled. Fires are still ranting."
The messag: was dated at Lima to
day. having as received there train
the firms mymonfativas in Valpa-
ra so. ,
.—
There are lots 0! heautlinl plaids
among the new ribbons that are on
their way.
sewers
WHENsk YiNG COAL for
winter do Jot-get this fact:
"there's a'tdiifer er"ence.
As for ourselves let us say.we
have the goods. the experience.
the some: and the disposition to
furnish you with the right coal-
the kind your finance or range
needs to males halo its best. We
aim to sell Goal of QUALITY
at a price which is fair to you
and to us. if».
I! you can’ticomo, 'phone 650.
iii Elms till? it.
ifyvvv
hairstyle moi:
canteenniaeas'atin cuitoaam
OXFOBDB.
styles may he. E
many bargains:
Will“:
Closing out All Spring and summer Goods.
We naivel- catty goods from year to year. no matter what the values or him excellent the
Wash Dress Goods" 7
Suite. cc... and other Garments. sea-rate Shim. Linen. China additional; shin "
‘ to and Colored. Bathing Suits, ladiea' and misses’ ‘
for Watch and Dresses. Sill: Mulls and Fancy Organdies. '
MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. HAM MDCKS.
verything in the line of Summer Goods must be closed out during the month of
August. Every department has some desirable things to oiler. We mention only a few of the
:
Wilson-snow“
'Mw'M‘is.” C
.1 w
lM. .
tail?" Vlll'l" BROKE RESORT!
NEW HAVEN. August 21‘“:
curaibne to many points along the
shore were enjoyed today by the de-
lesatoe to the convention of the New
unload Gallsudet Association. and
by the veterinary surgeons who are at»
tending the usual gathering or the
American Veterinary ledlcal Associa-
non; The associations of both bodies
today were very brief. as the count-
or attractions are proving to homo
acceptable ow to the humid weatl'n‘
or. The no. had their chief
outing at Gooey Beach in not Haven
while the doctors for the most out
went out on Inn; Island Bound in
search of cooling breezes.
PRIVATE CAR FOR Ml. BRYAN.‘
NEW HAVEN. August 22 .~Undoi'
the direction oi Alexander 'i‘roup ar-i,
ronxornenta for the Bryan gathering
hero on the Slat were homo. Music
Hall. on Court street. being caused
tor the banquet which will he tendon
edthe guest. it is stated that Presi-
dent Nailed. of the New York. New
Haven and Hartiord Railroad Com-
pany. will tender Mr. Bryan and his.
friends the use (It his private car for
his trip from allow York to this city
“and return.
Hm. um"—
ilsenpaihg
it the medicine you are taking does ‘
not give you relief. why not try this
modern Wong it has helped
the molar! people that have tried
it. Why 2 Your anatomy is
the same as all human beluga This
meanest. is. applied by
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
it lease Place. Nor-walk. Goon.
A graduate oi the parent school. I _
was tenant Osteoplhy by the founder.
Consultation (no.
POST CARDS.
Latest views 0! THE NORWALKB.
colored and ‘hlack and white.
I for 50.
POST CARD ALBUMS.
, Anson-fluent.
ill! to taoo. i
Mi. AWN
Hows moans
waouesoav avautao.
A000” as.
JULIUI GAO-IN -
Tits Pia This Won‘t ear out.
The ”View ofths "Baas" Trade.
fluilittly Deliliiti'ui.
, An «Admirals lethality.
ill nihilism
MMaemstimosWasa-M
TBIS'I'RAM it HYATT N OBWALK, CONN.
b
H. on:
was-r wasntndrou an. scorn uoawALx.
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