- 5:55 ode with m3 of pure ingredi- cute, is a very healthy desert. Our Cream is pur3 and W3 know “.55 It.“ _. . Order some for your dinner. We will deliver it. 5 01 WASHINGTON OTIHIT. , o clock.‘ n 'Lnuliewsinles W The telephone call for the branch of- 333 3! The Evening 333333: in Nor» walk in N3. 44. " .5 _ _ W V wMason Jars,.5ilc dos. F.D.L. ii: Co .5" Grocer F‘. D. Lawton‘is able to be around again» after, his recent illness. The South Norwalk Fife and Drum Corpswiil meet tonight. in A. 0. H. hall, in Washington street. ~Forequartcrs Lamb, 83 1b. Hnyes‘i Miss Annie Ashley. who has been seriously ill at her home in Burritt avenue, remains about the same. The Norwaik Musical Union will hold an important meeting Sunday morning, at 9: 30; in the St. John's band room, in Stamford. v—‘Speclals at5 the new store from . Ribbon stock: All widths Taffeta and agency Ribbons, 103 yd. BL S. Smith & The South. Norwalk branch of the New York Grocery Company has just received another cargo of its famous Maud 8. floor, which is being unloaded today. :9 Putnam Hose House, in Maui street, has been le-wired for electric lights. by N 1. measure and E.V tliiaker, and placed in excellent condi- on , -—Duniap & Youman Derby. O’ Brien i. G. Hamilton and Oscar Fisher won the championship game at the Klon~ dike table, last evening, at the Hotel Hamilton, and now hold ill-st honors at the game Henry Schneeburg. ot the firm of A. F. Beckmun &“Uo..“Was”in scum Nor- waik yesterday, and called on Mana- gel Thomas F. Dowd, of the New .York Grocery Company. . = —-—All hinde of Vegetables, at Stev- cns Market. Several of the Norwaik coal dealers have been in New «York for the pur- pose of purchasing coal for the local market. but have found this fuel to be almost out of sight as regards price. Mayor Buxton, lax-Mayor Richard ii. Golden and James Golden are having an outing today on the launch Roma. They expect to coast as far west as Sea Cliff visiting Northport and Oys- ter Bay. —Rib Lamb Chops, 163 lb Hayes‘. a East NorwalkxFire Police voted '5’ meeting, Tuesday nigh, ,ther of their famous cam- Burchard’s woods. Sunday. ill be named and other sports. 7 hiya a bake. The committee on ', V Abortion. Ernest Gross- i' -‘y Whistler, John Brundage undersea. . . 51333;, 85, fresh 0r corned. Smith. ' ole Glenbrook, who returned from New Jersey. is liing on friends. He is also get 3‘ match with Mike or 3an licnohan; or any wet ~ V t or the state who his.“ will to im. H3 i » when: Mutton,l harsh. .143 lb l-la V Miss Cora Davis. of ditched ‘ all... 'i is the guest 3: iii: «no. of Grove atr Rev. Howard Hoyt, will preach in. the We ion Chapel Sunday afternoon at B: 30 .5.» Professor and Mrs. Clarence 5B. No~ 5 lau.‘ of Orchard street. Norwaik, have returned from fun all summer’s visit with moods in the country. --Br. Sugar 23135., :1 not. can. Norwaik. who has been employed as yardmen the past few weeks, at the is now employed as gas litter by the trolley company. -——Good Chickens. 20c 1b.; 18c. Stevens’ Market. ' Mrs. William 0. Jesse and daughter Amelia. went to New Haven. yester— day, for a visit with friends. They ex- pect to return ton‘iorrow when they FOWIS, ' ‘will be accompanied by Miss Azaliu Jesse. who has been spending three weeks with friends in the Elm City «#Crush Hats at O'Brien‘si 5'" H. B. Norman and wife, J. V. ll. Mack and wire, James Farley and wife, C. F. Smith and C. V. Smith. Mrs. C. F. Smith Siisi‘o Fisher. H. MVathayden and wife, and the Myers sisters, all members of the Weary Willie Walker Company, are stopping .at the Ma- liuckemo. .. ,; . . ~Loin Steak, 203; Porterhouse, 25c Stevens‘ Markét. ‘ The ladies of St. Peter's German Church held their regular monthly meeting last evening, at the church in North Main street. It was voted to hold a social next Thursday afternoon,“ at the home of Mrs. Sauter. in Chest- nut street at which time cake and cof- fee will be served. At the regular weeklyrehearaal of the Arlen Singing Society, last even- ing, it was voted to hold a shore din- oer at Gregorys Point Sunday. The Hoboken Quartet will also be guests of the Society at that time. and alter the dinner allwill go to the residence of John Neugebauer, in Clinton avenue where a social time wlillbe spent. -—Br. Sugar 23 lbs. 31. F.D.L. & Co. Joseph Faushea, libntionist at the Ciiilord. leaves next Tuesday for New York city, where he will continue his profession as an actor. After appear- ing there in vaudeville. he will go out with Raymond Brothers' circus, shoot- ing the chutes on roller skates. and riding seventy-live feet in the air. teats which very few men have. the daring to perform. ~Very few brands or 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- lard brands. A. H. McGill, employed by the Com- puting Scale Company. of Saugatuck. figured in an accident recently. The iron holding the hold back broke. let~ ting the wagon come upon the haunch~ es of the horse which jumped. The sudden start tossed Mr. McGiil from the wagon. bruising him considerably. it has become necessary to have an as- sistant since the affair. —Yacht Caps I: Umbrellas. 0' Brien Stephen N. Scodeld engineer at ex- Mayor Hubbell‘s hat factory, was quite badly bitten by a dog belonging to George R. Vandlstyne. The dog en- tered the engine room and Mr. Scodeid attempted to drive him out when the dog sprang at him and (astound his teeth in Mr. Scolleid’s hand. causing the dog is to be killed at once. —'—l5;eg53 of tomb, 14c: Forecourt”! of Lamb 93. Stevens' Market. evening, in the South Norwalk Cen- tended. and were Warmly greeted by Rev. and “Mrs. Paul Moors Previous to the nuns: thedeacons o! rOoin a... . clearer , . have been dicdi the cities 3! the" of I ’llh , ' ~Younge and Knox Derby. 0‘ Brien. Harry Bartram. of Harriet street. gas plant in Harbor avenue. Norwalk. ' huite a bad wound. It is repo'rt3d that , The preparatory service held last gregational Church. was largely alt-I strayerfl the church met. but transacted poll»: . :35??ch oi the regular routine bua~VVfiV‘ . 53133 at corporation or the ills new of Hero The5 (letters Friend) Kind. 50¢ ‘ one run it lilo. l4 53th Main St. So.- “Norwaik TELEPHONE 132-2. Masonic Building. Norwalk . TELEPHONE ‘iM.’ Boy 8 Insomnia, the double 5321i and kué‘c kind 500 When I wentlnto the We base our claim to We believe in buying Buy Oats That’ 5 Telephone Connection .hmmw..WWcW* The Rain~prooi kind. 50c and 755...!5! my whole heart and strength. V033 o: my that business promises was to "give the best service and host grain. things—quality and price—quality .ilrlt. holding our customers from year to year. V V Reliability is everything in business. .I MANUEL T. HATCH. Here 5 More Than Your Monev’ 5 Worth grain business 1 did so with your patronage on Native the best grain and therefore Clean. Hurlbuil’s Keho‘ 80nd Paper 48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. A Good Box of Paper 25cts. and Envelopes, Eels. William P.» Beers, ”anteater. sum. linemen 43 Nail W‘Nernlk. “5.... .. 5-555.... 5 ONE THOUSAND PARKER LUCKY CURVE FOUNTAIN PENB AT ONE- HALF PRICE: Regular Price Sale Price $5.00 32.50 4.00 2.00 3-50 1.75 3.00 1.50 2.50 1.25 2.001.00 Water Wings. Ping Pong and Sport. lag 63333 of every description. Coleman’s liars Stand to North Main Ch. $15. 00 For “600d” Suit. WW -5... -5“... _..M M. WW W33. elm-walk. ‘ GREGORY’S POINT EAST NORWALK, CONN. Shore Dinners and Sea Food at all kinds. Cooked to one; Bathing. and hshm. Bath Houses to Rent by eason J. E. O’SULLIV'AVN VIOPRII TOR: Tel. OIII 07-0. Part or your income must be spent for clothing. lThe smaller the part, the more interaction to you: is that not so? is not attach dollars for a suit made to order little enough? is it not as small and perhaps a little smaller pricewice. than you have been paying elsewhere“ for resdyto wear sort? Think it oven-acorns in and 333 the materials. f' 33 South M... 3...... :: Vanderbilt Went Through Nerwalk, , to make a record of ten hours for an conditionon a good part of the road ‘lnstnight, about 7 :15 o'clock, or a full ”three quarters of an hour later than :he should hays been in New York. He ' is said. of making seventy miles per 5‘ along the. route, 50 as to at least com~ ‘ be seen. Vanderbilt was accompanied ‘. day morning at 8: ; They did not reach the latter place un- Oelcgitce Selectedifor Vthe “various 2 oral conventions: 5 . Chichester . entrance of the harbor of Capt llaytinn _ meat of Haiti. " captain of - tion of the arms and ammunition on 03th Harryaik, Donn. Telephone 137 ll. FAILED TO MAKE RECORD. Last Night, Way Behind‘Schedule. . AIfred Gwynne Vanderbiltattempted automobile run between Newport R. I, and New York City, yesterday utterly failed because of the mhddy Vanderbilt passed through Wall street went through Norwalk at a slow pace and but very few people were aware or the fact that he was making an at tempt to annihilate time and space. The machine in which hennade the journey was a iar 3 red alfalr, being a 45 horse power ereedes capable it hour. Vflanderbilt however. was very passing through the different towns ply with the requiremEnts of the law where any infringement would likely by two friends, William P._Burdon and Willing Spencer and his French chauf- feur. The party oft Newport yester- 0. Bridgeport was reached at 6:30 last evening, the time they should have rolled into New York. til some time after midnight. WILTON REPUBLICANS. ”— Conventiom Last Night, At the canons of the Republicans of Wilton, held last evening, the follow- ing delegates were elected to the soy. State-R W. Keelcr and Henry E. Congresslon —-R H. Fitch and The micro Olmslca. Senntoriul—Gedrge W. Ogden and Elmer Jackson. County—Stephen Thayer. Probate Justus K. Raymond and R W Kee'ler. It. W. Keeler was elected chairman of the town committee but declined. as he is soon to leave town. Ernest Roscoe was chosen for the olilce. was AN 331' or PIRACY. Boarding of German steamer by Rev-V olutiouary Gunbont. BERLIN, Sept. 5~An oillcial des‘ patch was recelvcd‘here from Port Au Prince. Hayti, yesterday. confirming the Associated Press despatch of Sept. 3 from Cape liuylion announcing that the Hnytien Revolutionary gunboat steamer Markomnnnla, Sept. 2. at the sent an armed Jorce on board of her and took passession of war munitions heionglng to the wprovisional govern- and adding that the Crete-A Pierrott subae quently released the steamer The representatives of the various powers here are unanimously oi the opinion that the Crete A-Pierrott can not be regarded as a worship of a belligerent state and that the search of the Markomannia and the conilsca board of her was nothing but an act of piracy. . i DEAL GOLF CLUB TOUHNEY. Five, Generate 0393 Being Fought for Today. DEAL BEACH. N J., September 5.... Five separate cups are being fought for today in the invifa’tloh tournament of the Deal Golf Club The most closely followed contest of the morning was F _, 3“; between raring: Champion waiter ‘ rule and Stephen P. Nash .3113 Coluinbis crock. who were playing for a position in the semi-uncle this at- taraoon- William min of Fifth avenue. toast credits. went to New York. this al- when ho will. remain over awe and on... Company ill botheoslr uptown company to at the Win Fl but ,, careful not to let it out too test while . CrelowAPierrott stopped the German. close at $56 '00 . Bovs’ Good Reliable Soho 53 .00. 83. 50. ‘ ' . 5 ' Lace Hose. 50c. kind. seliiu New Ne'ckwear. ' . Twenty shapes Fall Hats Vt " Fall and Winter Suits and and look them over. Truck and Suit‘Cascsf 5 areas ornu. ..‘onpi‘mcn as Fresh Eggs, homeland foe and free .Good Eggs. all right. warranted 11' Mason’ 5 Jars. quarts and plots, Rubbers for Mas‘bp s Jars. best kind, Rubbers for Old Fruit Jars. . Lightening Jars. qis.. Still. Frui Good Vinegar, clear and. fine, : Mixed Spices, select. Bartlett Pears. Lerenzo Gentlemen' 5 Driving Horses. Fa 55,5 . .. Ciruckmen’ I: Work Home (cream: ’ hadron Carnegie says: f‘liio mason He also says that any man with 3 stool The only question is where will your luv set results. We otter investmentsm theta V time yieldVV large results. chthIJan “my“.
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