v, a made to stand wear.
I
ASHINGTON STREET
hey are stylish and make the foot look nice, but at the same time
Prices from 750. to $2. 50
D. Ly on8:Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
'OR'EGON, CITY, 0110., September 13
est reports from Springwater
11, tie that sixty people are homeless
11‘ a result of a forest fire. All of the
country known as the Rocky Point
cctien‘ is burning. At Springwatcr
_ e fire has destroyed a church. school-
» house, Maccabee llall. Grange llall
post office, store and mum dwellings
Thé people were. folccd to flee 1’01
their lives. Many cattle and hogs
were burned. The most valuable tim-
ber belt ln'Ciachamas county is pract-
ically'burned out. Reports from the
Salmon river state that the McIntyre
place has been destroyed and the
store, post oillco, a house and burn
and 65 tons of hay have been tonsum
ed by the flames. Large numbers
_'of live stock were binned to death.
VICTORIA B B. September Ill--
.Immense brush fires are burning in
.this district and the districts surround
' ping Victoria. The town of Aibol'ul is
threatened, several houses having
them: burned at Sookc. and the aerial
tramway and ore bins of the mine are
in danger. Th11 blucjackcts had hard
work to sure. the naval hospital. A
1:113]! of smoke hangs 01111 the city and
finishes are falling in the streets.
‘ SEATTLE, Wash11., September 13..
The density of smoke from the fill”
out fires in the various parts of ad
Jacentcounty districts is increasing.
Transportation facilities on all sides
are badly impaired and communica
lion with many of the other counties
is out off. Nearly all the mall is into.
There is serious fear that Opumclaw,
a little town just south of Seattle. will
be entirely destroyed by the fire. Poo
ple coming into the city report that a
few houses and cat fields 11211-11 11111111
burned, The citizens 11111 all fluhlinlsfl
the fire in the woods nearby and so
11311 have succeeded in stopping its
approach towards the town.
1, ELMA Washn..8cptcmbor13—Fol
est fires are raging 011101 a large area
(1! country east of Plum. 15111111 ul l.11 he
mills suffered damage and some have
been destro1 (1d
The Star Mill and village have been
wiped cut. The men fought bravoll
.',” butlhad to Hold and fly n11 thcil liv-
'. as. '
' Wagon loads of lclugccs arc ur'~11
ving frbm me binning district and
people. are beginning’ to mow.1 out of
Elma. Many farm houses and burns
have been destroyed. Ashes and cin-
ders are falling over Elma. A high
cost wind favors the fire and gives it
terrible velocity.
EVERETT. Washn.. September 13
-——Forest. fires are 11 in; along the
Northern railroad be worn Skihomish
and Wellington. Telegraph communl
cation between Seattle has been cut
1 of! Freight and passenger tlains
from the cast are unable to get
' through owing to the burning of tho
bridges The Grout Norlllo'ln is pa-
trolling tho line with engines fitted
with fire fighting pumps.
,POBTMASTER AT HILLBTOWN.
. WASHINGTON. September iii—413d-
ward l“. Hills was today appointed
, postmaster at i-lllletown. Conn. The
(shine in n fourth-class one.
11301! PAPER
and
ENVELOPES
; some 111’ 51: PER sax
Ind it ll going fast.
Bil nice White Envelopes for 21:
lie they but Don't come into and
i don’t believe it." Come today.
.. , 251.111.1151..
mill. 30.111211111114111.
12..
L”
*‘
SHAW TO RELEASE $4000000000.
Has Sent Notlcd'a to the National
8anks Throughout the Country.
WASlilNGTON September iii—~600-
rotaly Shaw today issued the follow-
by statement
Secrets. Show has made arrange-
ments to release about. $4,000.0001of
the treasury holdings. He has-a llat
prepared of those national banks
throughout the country which held
free of unpledgod bonds at the date
of their last roport. and has made in-
quiry fonothcra. After making allow:
dance for unchanged conditions since
last report. he expects this will release
at least $4,000,000.000. lie has sent
notice to all such that it‘lhcy will send
these bonds to the treasurer of the
United States in sums of fifty thous
and dolihrs or more, they "will be dcs~
lgnatcd as temporary depositurios, and
the face value of the bonds will be de-
posited with them to the credit of thr1
treasurer of the United States. He
has pursued this course in preference
to designating dcpoeliarlesln the or
dillury way, which compels them to
buy bonds in the market at a large
premium. thus paying out more for the
bonds than they got frqpl the govern
moat. Tho customs rocoipis arc ox-
iromcly heavy at this particular sous
011 of the year and the cash balance
of the treasurer has been steadily in-
creasing. lie has also Molded to an
tlclputo the October Interest. amount-
ing .10 about $0,200.000 and with this
in view orders have been issued to
the various sub-treasurics to cash such
coupons as may be presented to them
for payment. and the treasurer of the
United States has been instructed to
mail checks for interest (111 registered
bonds. All this was dccidcd upon some
days ago and letters and telegrams
prepared for today.
The Sccrctal'y sons in proscnt con
ditlins no occasion for alarm. He calls
attention to the fact that there. is no
evidence of a cnl'rcllcv famine 11111151
out or prospective clscwhcl'c than ill
New York; and even there the rate
is not high for commercial pupcr, and
for commercial paper he has the grout-
er sollcltudc.
_._...
CHORAL HIGH CELEBRATION.
Musical Program to be Rendered in
Christ Church Sunday at 7 O'clock.
At tho choral high celebration of the
Holy Eucharist in Christ Church, East
Norwaik, tllc following musical pro
gram will be 11cmicl'cd:
l’roccsslonul .‘lti.}—~~Ailcluia Sim: to
Jesus .................... Eiliotl
llltroitw 0 (topic l.11t Us Sing Unto tho
Lord .................. (ioodson
Kyl'ie Elclson ............... Anon
ilol'ia 'l‘lbl ............... Woodward
Cl't‘fIO ......................... limit
Offortorl'. Gilbcrt~~Conlfortablc Words
and Sursulll t‘ordo ....... Mosbccllc
Sullctus ..................... 'l‘uylol'
Bonedictlls and Atoms Del .. Andrews
Gloria in ldxcclsis ........ Old Chant
Seven Fold Amen ........... Slainor
Nunc llimittis ........... Gregorian
llcccssIollnI-MAI tho Lamb‘s liigb
l1‘cusl. We Sing .............. 11111111
PRAYER MEETING TALKS.
Ilcv. W. W. T. Duncan, pastor of
the First M. 19. Church. will begin a
series of prayer meeting talks, next
Thursday night on Life of Christ.
1. Jesus the Great Sympatlllzel'.
1. At the C 111111111111 :1 Brut-h.
2. in the Wildmnoss.
‘1. ill the Sick lioom.
1.111 the Home in Ilcthuny.
l Jt'hllfl tho (ilcnt Teacher.
1 What lic Taught About (loll.
sib'ilitl What 11:1 Taught About lit-spon-
3.
What He Taught About Sin.
4, What llc Taught About Punish»
lnont.
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.
MORNING, 10:30 A. M.
l’l'occsuionul Hymn till . . . . . . . .Wouloy
Vcnito in G ....... . ........... .Jouos
To Di‘lllll in l1‘................l)ykoa
.l lil t1 i 11‘. ........... ....Allrich .
[31:11: T103]: ..... ........... (lloyd Wunhlngtorlllfilrgi, 83ml“ NMWMR" Kill Lace, with stock tip, a
liynln 485. . . . . . . . . ..‘ ......... Willlms C O R can. , . '1 tine yet serviceable upper, stout
()ffertorywlllouncd A111 They ”Toms 09““ “I8“ 110W ”-00 1: “we waited solo. dust the
lloccnnlonul llymn bill. Morley WM“ ' ..
E‘Vli‘NlNll 7 30 p M December. 00% 001,4. 08% 118% .. thins for F1!” W007.
l'roccsnlonull Hymn 400. ........01;i§d M133," 70% 70% 09% 69% N0. 2,—4Kld Button with llut~
fififgfiiani“.;,";: ...... gfl'p'ef. December, 41111. 11111. 4311;. 13111.1. 22 ‘3’“ “1’ ““0“ “01° “1‘ V9”
films I)4l1)nlittisin F...,.......,Bémper ”lg“; 41% 41% 40% 40% ‘ “7:33)“. I ‘ tl
ymn torcr 1 , , 1 0.8.«Putontcotfiknilo
Offcrtorwaorusaiem .........Gounod "Malian 131% 31% 131% 131% ;' kind that "0..., not break
Recewmm' "m" 522"““"“M“” October.' 11111111 1113 1131 so: dualism, wcltod sole, dull kid
scum nonwam 11119111911 Music Jimmitvo 3537 339 836 837 top. law. 1 An extremely away
The Sunday music 111 the South Nor» January 8‘57 B“ 836 839 films and the three at?!” in
walk Baptist Church will be 1111 lol-
IVY“:
MORNING.
1 Will he Glad to the Loni. .llaymond
Jesus My Savior. ..i&.é.......nullols
EVEN .
airshow-«Hutu, Hark, My Soul
.......................Schnecker
Miss Ainoworth.
liner 01111 Prayer...a.........8ponce‘
. 1 Ohoir.
”W
GHlLDHIN'O .UNDAY MOHNING
¢
111va of much interest and hrofit dur-
11' the early part of the your will he
11111161111911 tomorrow moral it
a the
‘ M 111116 Contact.
OTTAWA September 13——At 7
oclock this morning a drizzling ruin
accompanied by a strong oust wind
was falling on the Rockcline Rifle
range. A. hour later the wind veered
around and was blowing all directions.
At 9 o 'ciock it was raining pretty heav:
by with a very unsteady wind passing
over the range
At the Dominion Rifle Association
officers headquarters, the Union Jack
and stars and stripes iionlod along
side of each other and the Palms tro-
phy which waalto be fired for was dec‘
oratod with delicately tinted autumn '“”‘”"" “ ‘“ "" "’ "
leaves and a beaver on the top. The
Canadian and the British teams were
curly on the grounds, but it was near
10 o'clock when the Americans arriv-
ed. At 10:15, the contest for the tro-
phy was opened at 800 yards.
The total score at 600 yards was Am-
mucous, 550: Canadains, 5051: British.
5L8.
TODAY IN WALL avast-:11.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Dos-
pita the higher level of the prices in
the London market for the Americans
the local market showed irregularity
on active trading. Fluctuations, how-
ever. were sliuht with pressure shown
against St. Paul. Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania and New York Central
Slight gains were made ill Union Pa-
cific, Southern Pacific, Atchlson and
l'loadlnz. 1
WALL STREET. close—The _, un-
nounccmcnt of the relief measures to
the money market by Secretary Show,
strengthened prices all round, but litd
tic interest was manifested in tlletrnd-
lug pending the publication of the bank
statement. The showing mot expecta-
iirlnsliu the cash loss, but there was
barely 3100.000 surplus reserve saved
by large reductions in loans and dc-
posits. Th. showing was generally
better than what had been looked for.
and caused a decidedly stronger tone
in the final. dealings. The closing was
active and strong. . ’
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmidt, commission brokers.
Swartz it Corbett's block, South Nor-
walk
Open High Low 12:00
Ania]. Copper, 0151/; 08% 08% 6851;,
Am. C. 81. E, 341% (in 'H‘fi; 311',“
Am. Got. Oil, F12 52 112 52
Am. G. '1‘wu., 110% 00%,. 110 1.. 601,1,
Am. lcc pill, 39%;. 391,4; 30%. 30%
Amer, loco. 3231'. ii?!’ 32% 33
A111. Loco. pfd., 90 1,11,; 97 310%. 96%;
Amer. Smelt. 111711. 111171;. 461,5 451,5
Am. Sugar, 120 1291;. 120 129
Anaconda. 107% 111111. 107% 1071 c
A. '1‘. 8: S. Fo, N71. 94% 913?}.3'551
A.T. & Si”. p. 103% 101 103% lili
Ball. & Ohio, 115% [10 ill 1‘ 115%
likiyll. ll, 'l‘., 68% 08%: 08% ISM/1,
01105. 8:. Ohio, 55% 50 535% 5574.
Chi. Gt. West., 32% 33% 32% 311%
(i. M. & St. P. 188%, 189%: HRH; ”9141'
Chi. ill. & 11.,1911 1:111 198% 1119
Col, 11‘. a 1.. 81111. 11014 110% 801,1
Col. South. 331.4 34 " 33 337,13
Eric, 407.5. 41% 40114 4 l 711.
ill. Central, 170». 171 170 171
Lou, 81. Nasl1.. Wt” 15414; 1531,13 1114
Manhattan. iii-ifs} 1:15 134% 131W.
Met. St. lly.. 147 147 ‘147 147
Nick. Central, 28% 29 28% 29
Max, N‘f CUR. 201/1 20% 20% 20%
M. K, £1. 'l‘., 33% 3411’, 33% 3-1
M. K. & 'I‘. pill. 117% 0711; 07% 11713.1
M0. Pacific. lill 12211;. 1205? 12l11'1
National Load, 23% 23% 23% 2‘1“
N, Y. (lollll'nl~ 1031,41 lili‘z’. lliilhi Iii-l"
Noi'l‘, & Wcst.~ 7431.”. 75% 7-15,. 75h“:
0m. 6': Wont. 3571‘. 36 35% 30
Pacific Mall. 14%., 44%, 44% 44%
P111111. R. it.. 106 107 100 160%
Pcnplo‘s Gas. 100%, 100% 108 106%
Press, S. Car, 52% 529115256. 52%
Reading. 74%. 74111. 73% 74%
11111111.. 1111 p111. 88% 31114. 8815 80%
11911111131901, 22% 227,5. 22%. 2271’,
Son. Pacific. 7871; 70 781/. 79
Son. Ky. (30., 39%, 30%, 39% 30%
8011.1”. pfd., 97 97 97 97
Tenn. 0.81 L, 11871; 6931.
Texas Pacific. 52 5231’ 52
Union Pacific 109% 1097’
Up. Pac. pfd.. 02%92’151
u. s. llcuillcr. 1:111. 1:111z 151311.
U. 3. 1111111111. 11114 11:11.
11. S. Steel. 401.5 111111,
ll, S. Stool pfd. 00% 00%,
Wabash, fill-34 37‘11'136ld 37%
Wabash pfd.. ma {12%
Wont. Un. 'l‘11l., 057.4. 957.1.
Wiscon. Cent... 28%. 28V, 211
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, dccrnnse.
loans. decrease,
Specie. decrease.
Legal tcndcr, decrease,
llopoulis. (lot-1111111111,
Circulation, illcl'cuuo,
5.818.500
702,900
“—1-. ..1.
Today's grain and cotton market; 111:1 ::
ported over private wire of C. J. Reich 1.
am, stock. grain and cotton braked” ..
To...
FiNED FOR DRUNKKNEIB. g
Gill.
Horton. Gregory was let off with 11 this
thirty days in the Bridgeport Jail and
to pay the coat! of the case. 11
me apposition uninst him
ckwood told bin that n’ a a
appear before him Again for the Ill
offence 1111111111 would be given 11 mm.
111511111 111mm: 11111111011, 11 ion. at 120 “W” ,,
Dfoated Canadian and 1191:1111“ 1115.111. '
13.381.97.11 ;;
1.811.900 ..
"1 220.7110 ;;
14.028.900 ..
Charles Gregory Ind Walter Al n II
were before the Norwalk Term o rt 1- ‘
this morning. charged with chicken :1
Both offenders were picks "up ..
last night. by Special Officer Cil art
of $6. Albln was sentenced to nerve ,-
ua well as the latest fashion plates. are
now leady.
We are also equipped for repairing
at it reasonable charge.
Kr’asovitz 8: Fox,
North Malia} Corner 11111151.,
South Namath.
J. GnRTNER,
Merchant Tailor, '
m...“
Have Your Fall
Clothing Repaired
NOW. ..
If you wait it will be cold weather
and when you prod them .1011 will wish
you had acted sooner. 1. You cannot act
sooner than now. firing them in out
charges are reasonable
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Opposite liotel Hotnilton._~
Chas J. Ketcham
STOCKS.
. BONDS,
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash or
Carried on Margin.
931 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
SHIRT
wzusrs
AT
59.0
, . ,.., . 4 1 .
‘Kny 6i our $1.50 and $1.00
Men's Shirt \Valsts can now be
had at above price.
SIZES 14 to 16%.
We close evenings at 6 o‘clock
except Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday
I. DAVIS 81 SUN.
TAILORB, CLOTHIERS.
HATTERS. FURNISHERS.
85 Washington Street.
scorn nonwanx.
Telephogh 133 12
l 1111 11011111 1 fit
to. tilt '
LADIES
NO. l.--Abont our $2.50 grade
of Shoes:
this line at $2.110. . 1
(it mu'lntereat 11011.10 know
they all my Unldfl" Stump.)
............
': she carries herself than in any other
:: flake did her foot touch the earth. She
.: ally impossible by i
. down by Judge Ghytraue in the Clrtult
j court The case was for an injunction
‘ houses in the recent. July outs corner
Chicago some of Trade lot-lea the new
-: thority to discipline mcmbms for re-
" and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Colonel Lee in
‘2 110.»
‘1 who is
. I ‘ tic asylum for several years.
after his release he warhsving an ar-
,;' ailment 1with several of his?“ dollop
.. clerks": 19111111 suddenly one of
~. claimed:
;- ter hold your tongue. You-vs only lost
.1 come of at the lunatic asylum. and We
_ all knew 1101111119 11111111.” "until" 1111-
, Whitman Tummy. with road? Wit. "Why
T ISTRA
NO. 26A
ZETTE BUILDING
Floor
Anulhing in the line 0f Floor (301111111195 1111 iii? prepared to
BRUSSELS CARPETS
VE'LVET canpsra
TAPESTRV CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON BUGS
L'lNOL
snusssts sues
SM'YRNA nuns
on. CLOTHS. ALL WIDTHS
r In
Covering... 1
furnish. ,
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES. '
All work done 1n the vein best possible manner.
EUM, ALL QUALITIEB
Housefornislfiling Dept.
NO. 8 corpse 301110111 3011. 1 GAL. OIL CAN, 10c SINK srnmnsns,
ans. 95¢ no. 3 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c oovsn EGG HEATERS
_ 1
_ 1 FAMILY SCALES, 95c
BERRY P1856828. MOP HANDLES, 10c lCE CREAM scoop,
25c GARDEN 3515, 15c ’srovs LIFTERS. 5c STO'VE MITTS.
. CHINA MATTING
‘1‘.
101:
5:1
100
100
Trisiram 8: Hyatt, ‘ NorWalk, Conn.
WHAT is YOUR GAIT?
Business takes long strides, and has
a quick, nervous gait.
Stubbornnoss wnddlos. pointing dc-
tcrmillcdly to self with every step.
linppvgo-lucky has a froc-nnd-eusy
walk lhlowing his alms and 111111
about as if hulls on photo says the
Philadelphia luquircr.
Dignity is stndlously crcct, illOtihlll‘«
his her steps carefully, and looking
neither to the right nor to thc left.
It is exaggerated style of thc correct
poise
Ilulcpcndcnce stints, positively tip-
ping back his. shoulders and tiptllts
his hats, saying in appearance. if not in
Will‘dfi: “A fig for your opinion."
Prudcry walks cautiously with small
nliuclng stops.
Equlpolso walks with lunch grace.
with such case, silo. attracts the eye
of tho admiring throng. Entering a
room she fascinates all about her.
It is the little. things in a day which ,
combine (.1 make up tho events of n
lifetime. We cannot bo‘too careful
ill guarding and training the body.
Some are blessed with beautiful faces;
others with fine figures: many have
luxuriant hull' and a graceful carriage.
Yet it is possible for each to possess;
in part. all of these attributes of. beau-
ty with study and practice.
Alni the least among those attrac-
tions is the walk. A woman is oftoncr
Judged by the refilled manner in which
«0%
way. ‘
Longfellow joins the opinion of the
world. in “liypcrloll:"-1 .
"Noisoloss us a fcuillcr or ii“ snow-
sccmod to flout in the air. and the
floor to bend and 11111111 under her an
a brunch when a bird ii ‘1ts upon it
and takes wing nunlu.’
CORNERS lN GRAIN ENDED.
CHICAGO, September Iii—"Corners
in grain arc‘forover rendered practic-
decision handed
Court today, if sustained by a higher
asked by Waite, 'l‘horburn and Com
pullv. against prominent commission
The most impmtant ruling is that the
or to past-1 on property tights whelo
margins are involved denying its on
tuning to put up called margins.
PRESIDENT'S GUEBTS TODAY.
OYSTER BAY. N. Y., September 13
w’l’ho president will have 1111 his
guests at luncheon today Postmaster-
Gonornl Payne, Albert Shaw. editor of
the Review of Reviews and Colonel
amembor of the British House of
Parliament and was formerly the mil-
itary attache of the British embassy
in this country and in that capacity
wwprssont at the battle of Santia-
mug-n.
HAD P890
in a on
01' OANITV.
use there is a clerk
batmft 'l‘omplff wins
11 confined in a ions
to his twin
h g' Shortly
him all-
1 “land: here. Tom,yo11'd het-
29-31
Credit in61.
gains‘ power with each (hip.
in Easu Weeklu Pallments.
Vim ya
all i 41135.1
l‘m the only mu 11111011311111 whole lot “What
of you that has a certi cuts for help;
“W
blFFlRIN‘i’ “RIMS.
uni prisoner charged
decal til. , Mime,
door. if you character is spotless?”
"lint. papa. there is something high
or in life than the more acquisition of
unknown—Lilo.
M8196 P0101 one» asked 1111111111 Kuhn
£31111 do the Modem women so veil
11 '5' ilk i am as seed 11111111.;
psf'
1.1111 Compliment.
difference .1111. it make. my
i not
does not aim]
think of so ll
lion.“ And lid
not seem to 1111
t Evening Post:
Wm
their great repaid
“the Eminwmu
vest 1111111111111 11 _,
is a different wan-21 new wall
to menu and a rustic apprecia-
live all with those who...llave
alreatlu seen fit to‘ test 0131
That we do meet the lowest
prices of other concerns—that
we more often underseil these
same concerns is a claim that
that has never failed 1n test and
Examine our Fall Stock be-
fore going elsewhere. We sell
evenlihing 101 Men, Women,
1 lions and Girls and can dress
llouflom head to fool. If llOll
see the goods uou want, have
them charged and Dali for them
to you.
. 1’ ' ‘
When i! “‘1 l1 woman lions to
%ethlns in llothen
11111111 to come.
“11011111111111.1111 he
remarked "people should payer speck
of any subject with which they ale
11.11111111111th convct‘llnt.
111111111111.” he happened to add, “illtl 111111
1 Would not
coiwcrun—
tiered why she did
. leased. - (11111111111
Hill of
Norwalk Chronicler