‘ walk Is No.
‘ home in Union Park, Norwalk
Led a brother, in Stamford.
' . not furnished” roo
, on from a monitor section trio scent
I“ but N
Vents, N a very healthy desert.
Our Cream Is pure and we know,
1
1.5"
.. ,. i.
I it.
Order some for your dinner. We
will deliver it.
.IJCIINPMIIBS
mm
The telephone call for Ibis ranch of.
tics of The 4I‘E‘I'Isning antihc In Nor-
1 Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria
John H. Weisheit of Taylor avenue,
is again able to ‘be about '
Mrs. James 11 Flynn is ill at her
~All flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb M.
S Smith & Co
Martin; McDonough, driver for H. T.
Prowitt,‘ of Norwalk, is smiling today.
A baby girl arrived in his household
this morning
5—“
M. A. Relddy. of Railroad avenue, in
tends taking a business course with
Brown Business College for eight
months this season.
~Legs Mutton, 121,51:th Forequar
ter Lamb 8c lb. Hayes’as
Some privileges can still be obtained
for the Labor Day picnic, and will re-
main open until Labor Day morning.
Patrick Fitzmourico is chairman of the ‘
I committee
“5.. - A...»
Basketball and gymnasium practice
for the members of Company F, but
particularly for the basketball team,
will commence next Tuesday evening,
at the Armory
~Crush Hatsat O'Brien's.
I V M
' The funeral of Charles H. Nichols,
who died at the Noroton Soldiers’
Home, Wednesday, was held this
morning, from the hOnIe of the deceas‘
i
lrving Miller will leave the employ
'of Milkman Charles H Hawxhulst,
next week, and return to his home In
‘Ilewlsborofi Mr. Mlller'has been in
Mr. Hawxhurst's employ two years.
~All flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M.
S. Smith &' 00.
Mrs. Arthur Bloom. whhmhas been
.ytaying at 43 River street, Norwalk.'
will‘ be taken to the General Memorial
Hospital, New York city, next Wed—
nesday, to undergoan operation for
cancer.
The line up ofuthe Xavier Deaf
Mutes tomorrow, will be as follows:
Driscoll, r. f.; Sunderhauf, s. 121.;
Brown, 1 f.; Valloly,e. 1.; Haydon, 1st,
I). and captain: Dyer. p.; O’Grndy, 2b.;
Hamilton. 0.; Mulcay, 3b.
”um..-
~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 stan-
dard brands. ‘
Charles Seymour of Norwalk, will
resign his position as driver for :Milk-
an Charles H. Hawxhurst‘ tomorrow;
' ight, and next week will enter upon’
11 counts of study at the crown ’Busi-
ness College. Frank Ffbivellyn will
xfuke‘hls place. ’ 1‘
Mould Jansen. of Norwsik,‘ was
the successful bidder and will furnish
the urine is be awarded in the events
at the Central Labor. Union picnic.
Monday, at the Fair Grounds. The
prizes are now on exhibition in Sci;
hack 8: Price's window
wh‘lrst class table board. with or with.
"Warwick Hotel.
ofnclde'n minim
Benedicto
friends r Maillot has his return.
resume II
Tuesday “1'3."
llidgeiield lib, ‘
‘V, {No a.
India; In South
this nibrning calginx on b
V SI:
Mrs Bertha
of No
A large party from New Canaan, an
rived in South Norwalk about 1 o
clock this morning, on their we
Solon Point,
WI
Harry G. Davis, of West Minn strsot
NorWalk, has resumed his duties.
the Norwalk Hardware Company af
ter a several days’ illness.
m
”Yacht Cups 82 Umbrellas. VO’B
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. ii‘arnsworth,
of New Haven, who have been visiting
friends In South Norwalk. have re»:
turned to their home. i
The Norwalk Lodge of Elks held a
meeting last night in their lodge r
in South Main street, and initi ed
Adam Singer into the mysteries of the
order.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton entertain
ed a large party of friends yesterday
afternoon at a lawn party held on the
grounds of his residence in Newtown
avenue, Norwaik. .
fifl-‘fir-‘h-r' L’r
One of the homingnpigeons liberated
by Robert VanBuren in Boston yester
day arrived at his residence in West
avenue this afternoon but the other
:hree birds have not yet been heard
l‘Olll \
w.-m-
tar Lamb, Sc lb. Haycsls
The annual outing and, picnic of
Grace Baptist Church“ held yesterday
at Retail was a decided "success. The
day was all that could beiloslred and
most.-
Howard W Mossmnn sprained his
ankle last week while attempting to
board a trolley car and has been walk
few days. He is much improved now,
however, and has dispensed with the
wooden supports.
~Bargaius. Bargains,. Bargains, at
M. S.~Smith. It Cola Removal Sale for
next two days:
Mrs. Dorothy Know, of Egg Harbor
Norwalk, Saturday droning, to reside
with her husband, Ewald Frederick
Knorr, the popular ventriioquist, at
avenue,INorwalk. Mrs. Knorr will be
accompanied by her daughter Louise.
in the case of Samuel W. Peck
against Officer Thomas Hunt, of Nor.
walk, an action to recover on an at
tachment a decision has been render-
ed, the plaintiff to recover about Isl
The case was tried about a month rig
in the Norwnlk Town Court. Warner
Goldschmidt represented the plaintiff
while Lawyer Hu'ributt appeared for
the defendant. -.
STEEL WORKERS ON A STRIKE.—
LEBANON. Pa. August fill-«A com-
mittee of the striking employees of
the American Steel and iron Mann
factoring Company, called at the of-
fice of, General Manager Lord today
and demanded that the colored non-
union workmen from Reading and 0th.
or men who had been sent out there
be removed and that the old hands be
taken back This was refused. the
committee then returned and report
ed the matter to their leaders and a
work, some 1,800 were told to come
out. The order was obeyed almost [.0
a man. each striker carrying an Amer-
ican flag as he walked out.
AMERICAN MUNICIPALITIES.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich” August 29
+At the morning session of the con.
vention of the American League of
American Municipnli 13. today, the
city engineer, B. F. endali of Ram
more suggested that the league take
action to secure a combine among gs
cities of the United States against
{so calod asphalt monopoly. ,TbeIpian
he proposed was to have the cities fix
by ordinance the minimum price to
be paid for sheet asphalt.
Mayor Sullivan, of Hartford, Conn.
advocated municipal ownership of pub-
lic utilities, especially the street rail
ways, as a means of reducing taxation.
W
POWER HEARRINO BUDDBNLY *
ing before
in the Pets
pooisl Examiner Mabel.
Power suit, brought to
of the Northern Pacific Railroad to
when W. nauthric, of counsel for
iournment
taken toda
to he died with the cleric! a til 0 I
to: ill mutt court 11 are
—~Légs Mutton 121,60 lb; Forequar-
ing with the aid of crutches the past ,
City. New Jersey, will arrive in South V
Mr. Knorr's residence, No. 38 Proapect
few moments later the men still at I
' saw roan, Angus; ail-rue hear:
prevent the turning over of the stock
the rallroadt interested. asked an ad- .
gins die. No testimony was ,
Under the ratios of dourt ‘
all the luminous“ taken in the, case has If a
’ 'IThtspants saleisof no floss-,VV _ ,, . ,
a snooty of anywhere from .5! .00 to 52.00 for those who V
come to profit by if.
everyone enjoyed themselves to the at . 'V V
Telephone Connection.
S2 and $2. 50 Pants 'I
S5 and S5. 50‘“ his ‘
S5. 50 and SloPanls,
S11. 50 and S5 Pants.
When i wontlnto the grain business 1 did so with
iny whole heart and strength.
1‘ One of my first business promises was
best service and host grain." , '
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
things~quaiity and price—quality first. "i
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore .
holding our customers from year to year. ' ‘
Reliability is everything in business. 3‘
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Here' 5 More Than Your Money's Worth.
‘1'
now $148.
.. Nor-walk
Tel c0114! 4.
It; .“givo 1116‘
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.i
a
Hlli'lblltl’s Kelso Bond Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes,
25cis.
A Good Box of Paper and “Envelopes, Sets.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Statisncr. Eastman
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ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY
CURVE FOUNTAIN PENS AT ONE-
HALF PRICE:
Regglsrigoi’rios Ills Price
40” g V 2-
3.50 1.75 ‘ '
3.00 1.50
2.60 1.25
2.001.00
Water Wings, Ping Pong and apart-
ing floods of ovary description.
(blends lie-III Stud
10 North, Help It, . Is. Nsmlk.
a' $qu“
the Northern Securities Com any, war '
fought to an abrupt cousins on today, ,
day next:
so Ital! Shoot. Harwell.
CIRBGORY’S POINT,
IAO'I' NORWALK, DONN-
.423.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
V ‘Bathmg arid i'Islun.
Bath Houses to Rent by Essen
J E. O’SULLIVAN I,
uncommon.
to. can In. I,
Part of your income must be spent
for olothini. The smaller the pilot, the
more interesting to you; is that of. so?
in not fifteen dollars for I out made
to order little enough? ll II b
an or son a
is it not as me
been paying also
wear sort?
, Think it overs-come in
materials. .-
‘ little smaller WWW”, than you have
are jar ready to
indLsee the
Insgim ,liiit:m
datum I post
tor; entered
w,
* hsu'stion traders reaii
TODAY IN WALL ITRIBT.
WALL STREET, 1‘0: 10 a. m.--
Stocks Opened higher, although there
were a few prominent exceptions. ii
linois Central was lifted 1% and Can-
adian, Alchlson, and General Electric
Good demand.
somewhat smaller scale than has re-
cenily been the case.
WALL STREET, noon—«Trading
ular when the traders setarted to take
profitd Declines from the best run
to substantial fractions quite, general-
3 in American Express, and Pacific
Coast 2nd preferred, and 1 a 1% in
Rock island.I Texas Pacific, Pacific
Coast, Bicycle and New York Air
Brake. Minor stocks figured more
were a number of important changes
either way. international Power ral-
lied 2 from the lowest and 811qu 4%,
while Westinghouse Electric rose 3%
in sll,nnii Anaconda. Canada Southern,
Metropolitan Street Railway and Min-
neapolis, St. Paul and Saulte Ste Mar-
ie, Colorado Fuel, Hocking Valley, in-
terns onal Pump preferred, between I
, It points. A good demand devel-
op before noon for Norfolk and
Western and its rise to 7354 supple-
‘ mented by a rally, to the tap in Union
Pacific steadied the leaders. Bonds
were firm.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——When the
buying movement nailed signs of ex-
ed and put out
some short stocks, driving Baltimore
and Ohio, t. Paul; InNéw York Cen-
trai Manha tan, Wisconsin Cential
preferred and Locomotive down a
point and depressing other favorites.
Perc Marquette improved 1% and
Continental Tobacco preferred and
Westinghouse Electric first preferred
2 points. Rock Island came into de-
mand again and rose to 186 causing
a sympathetic hardening of the gener—
al market. The Alchisons became
very active and sold at their highest.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wire of Maples
0; Goldechmidt commission brokers,
Swartz It Corbett's block, South Nor-
walk:
. Open High Low 1: 30
AmalC Copper 67% 68 07%
d: F. 84% 343$ 343$ 8414
Am 0 Twn., 61% Gilt; ill 61'
Amer Loco. 33% 34 33 33%
Am. “Loco pm 96% 963/. 96% 95%
Am. Smelt. 46 46% ill 46%
Am Sugar 131% 132 131% 131%
Anaconda 104 ' 104 104 104
A 'r a s m 94% 9514 915i. 94%
AT. as. smart mm 10212 10411,
Bait a on'm,‘ 1142;, 11m 113% 112%
Bkiyn our. 67 us 67 0722
ones. a Ohio, 551/. 55% can, can.
cm Gt West. 3-111 3494. 3422 am
c. M set r 136 18m 185% 185%
cm 12.1 a r 132 184% 181% 1812;,
Col. rial 1., 831g 84 as say,
Col. South, 31 34a 21 3415
Consul. Gas 2241/. 2211.1. 224 221
Del. a Hunt, 179 17922 179 179
Erie, II on. ”4114 1114
III central 17211117225 17134111211
L‘cu. a Nash” 15391. 152% 1531.1. 15391.
Manhattan, 111514 136% 13524 13521
Met. St. Ry.. 14 1.48% 141 148
Mex. Gianni {£29 2 ' 22
fiéXI.& rot or .,2o son 2021, 21m
'33 133% 83 salt
in x. :TT pm. 07 87% 88% em
Mo Pacific nets 111 my. 111m
N. v. Centric 133% mm my. mail.
Nerf aw 7211 72 73
eaL, 73
Pacific Mali, 482243
Penn 1th.. 182 “iii! 161% 188
People's Gas. 104% 104% 104% 104%
Press 8. (land KI 6196,
$3233" hid, Ella
Repub Steel, It“
8011. Pacific 7
about a point. Union Pacific was in
Dealings were on a'
ouieted down and became very irreg~‘
ly, and to 5 in United States Express, I
prominently in the dealings and there ,
MID
011th: West, 111m and 25% 35%
in a sale like this you know the best will be seloc '
delay; come Inland get that for yourself. ' . ' V
For Friday) Saturday and Monday will sell 260 39c and
Wear at 190. V”? s I
31.50 Shirts and Shirt Walsts, while they 11st,: at 926.
We invite your inspection of Fall Suits and Overcome.
, Cvercoats made to measure, $16 00 to 320. 00.
ORDERS FOR PLUMS FOR CANNING. JAR RU R, Q
SON’S OLD FAOHIONED PINTS: ALSO LIGHTNIN V
QUARTS. NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY RUBB
JARS, 500 DOZEN CASH.
FRESH EGGS, HOME LAID' STRICTLY FRESH
SWEET POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APP ,
50 QUART. ' V
FINE CHEESE. SMOKED BEEF, REAL INIOE, THIN DLI
5: UP, OUT WHILE YOU WAIT. .
A TASTE OF SUGAR AND SPICE THAT IS ALL RIGHT
ZU ZU GINGER 8NAP8, 5c PACKAGE. -
Lorenzo DI
~ Clipped White Oats
L Timolbu Han. « I
1.01111 Rue Straw.
Gentleman’s Driving Horses, Famii Carriage I o,
Truckmcn’s Work Horses 2 cold baled 1011
OLD HAY AND GRAIN
mvs'smz‘ma
Andrew Oat-nuts Ml. “No tuba csubesm rich
its also can that for man with a a an amount 04:111an
lIs'i'hs only question I where will your nvs‘stmedt he
set "units. We offer Investments that are absolute]:
time “yield large results. Stocks, Bonds, Hormones, Loan
A. l... DUNCAN d: 00., Invosfmsnfm
con moans amen.
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Norwalk Chronicler