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51 WashingtonSfa
A. J.Ool1iiil not out. whipping a
large land of furniture to Noroton this
afternoon.
Miss N. E. lialiock, who has' been
undergoing treatment at the hospital.
left the institution today.
A meeting of the Central Labor Un-
ion was held last evening at which
run iue business was transacted.
~ lodies' Dress Illats, below cost at
M. S. Smith it Co.’ I \
-, James Gordon. the well- known tires
man went to the Norwalk Hoapital‘
yesterday, to have an operation per-
formed.
Mm William ii: “Aldrich, of Port .lef-
fet‘ooii. L l. is visiting her sister Mrs
Whllaon Wheeler. oft lltowan attest,
East Norwalk.
and no operation was necessary. She
has left the hospital
’ ———Ail kinds Yachting Caps. 9' Brien
i
.iiial lens lilies.
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Frank N. Morris is in New York to-
day on business.
The Misses runs and Augusta Dib-
ble are visitl g in New York today.
Mrs, A. E. Winchester and two chil-
dren. went to New. York this morning.
Miss Mary Fish, of Boston, is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Bean,
West avenue.
.wr‘ancy Color Derbys. O'Brien.
Letter Carrier‘ E. if. Hartford is
away for a couple of days. .i. W. Main
is substituting for him.
w. B. Unbeltz is having a water jams
eta put on the muffler of the engine
in his launch "Kathleen".
Sister Kale, deaconess of Grace
Church, New York, is the guest of
I Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed, at Mid-
brook.
——Luarooal, l0c bag. F.‘D. L. ti: Co.
Mrs. J. (.‘. Nowkirk, who is ill of
typhoid fever. continues about the
same and is resting very comfortably
today.
Some especially attractive parasols
are selling at marked down prices at
the D M. Read Company. See ad. for
styles and prices.
' The boys of St. Paul's choir will give
the comic Operetta Old King Cole. at
Lockwood’s Hall, on Tuesday evening,
July 21st. for the purpose of raising
funds for their annual outing at Lake
Waccabuc.
. * Read Lorenzo Dibblc‘s ad. and note
the bargains. especially in native po<
tatoes and flour
~A most attractive line of Taffeta
Ribbons all widtus, 10c yd. M. S.
Smith At t o. 1
A special meeting of the executive
committee of the Barbers' Union will
be held, Monday night, to choose a
delegate to the barbcrs’ convention,
to be held in New Haven soon. Other
business will mine up. .
Chief of Police 'i‘iiomas Bradley, of
Norwalk was in Huntington, [lung is-
land. yesterday. and spent an enjoya-
ble outing. He returned last night,
and is now attending to the more pro- . ‘
saic duties of his office.
The July clearance sale at A. J. Goi- "
lins and Company means a saving of
' from 20 to 30 per cent. Road the ad.
for special prices on brass and enamel
buds
~Silk Crash Caps. O'Brien.
George Sprague, the genial gentle-
man who presides at Hefner‘s East
Side store. has returned to his home
in South Norwaik. after having spent
a. week in the gay metropolis. He says
that he enjoyed himself thoroughly.
A list of 25 cent “music to go on sale
for 15 cents, at Coleman's Saturday
and Monday, appears in the ad. today.
A number of Norwalk people went
down to the island today, Do view the
squadron of the New York Yacht Club
as it passed up" the Sound. Quite a
number went to Sheflleld island, ex-
pecting the yachts about 2 o'clock.
A notice appears in today's issue
netting forth the d ties of the chief
engineer of the fire cpartment
—-Port Royal Spring Water, 40c case,
F. D. Lawton 40' Go.
A delegation of the members of
Sherman Council. Royal Aroauum. will
go to Bridgeport on the 7: 05 train to-
night, to attend the shirt waist social
of Seaside Council There will be in-.A
itiatlon ceremonies, refreshments and
asocial session.
Tomorrow winds up the great clear-
ance sale f slimmer merchandise at
the Boston Store. If you have not
called at this store since the sale start-
ed. do so tomorrow. The ad. describes
in a measure the greatness of the bar-
gains offered;
At a special meeting of Hope Hose
Company, this week, George C. Smith
was elected a delegate to the annual
convention of the Connecticut State
Fireman’s Association, to be held in
Branford August 4 and 6 Frank P.
l Fitsgersld is the alternate; ’ ’.
Fancy native potatoes 3! out: per
peck at Jocoioif'a. Read his ad. in
toddy' s issue for other bargains.
“*3ch «it. ran Window and...
with fixtures. all odors, me on. M. S
Smith & (So '
John Rooney. of Center “can. a
holder employed in the Nomlk ron
works; was inlured by molten iron
Just above and below one of hit
by the dying new and quite
' He is taking a vocational.
Special .1; of choice
Public Market. '1‘
line of summer: deli
presents?"
olpourrrstoli
woods. ,
At the souls m Baptist:
Church enemy
will on oath
wane it work Tuesday. as was struck -'
mo attire“,
Charles Kellogg and Fred Scotleld.
of Norwalk. returned last night from
New l‘.ork -where they have been
spending a vacation.
A boy named Basson who lives on
Fourth avenue. East Norwalk, was
quarantined today. He has a slight
attack of diphtheria.
The boat Howard, which has been
dischaiging a cargo of water pipe for
the City of Norwalk has completed
her labors, and left the harbor.
-—Charcoal 10c bag. F. D. it. & Co.
Visit the Howlnnd Dry Goods Com-
pany while the Mill End sale is in
progress and see how good the Mill
End lots are in every part of the store.
Buckingham Posth. A. it, of Nor-
waik, held a meeting last night at the
post rooms in Wall street. but nothing
(:(lill of the routine order was transact—
( .
Mr. Miller, of Silvcrmine, who has
been attithe hospital for appendicitis.
has recovered sufficiently to be dis-
charged nnd no operation was neces-
snry.
~50 doz. $1.25 Lawn Wrappers, as a
special for Sat, and Mon., 75¢ ca. M.
S. Smith & Co.
Miss Helen V. Brown. the popular
matron at the Norwalk Hospital. has
returned to her duties after a several
weeks' vocation. during which she vis-
ited in Chicago.
George C. Smith has been chosen to
represent Hope Hose Company. of
Norwalk, at the convention of tlie
State Fireman's Association at Bran-
ford. on August 4th and 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Holmes.
of Norwalk, have icturned from a
several days stay on Long island. Mr
Holmes will resume his duties at the
Norwalk store of M. H. Glover to-
morrow.
-Wlde Brim Straws. O’Brien.
Arthur 1‘. Merriam has instituted
sulfagalnst William P.‘Bcers, mason.
to recover on a bill of $14.55 The
(use is returnable before Justice Henry
)6. Ferris July 25 Constable Hunt
Thursday attached the property of
the defendant in Hanford place for
520. Hurlbutt «it Davis represent the
plaintiff.
A meeting of St. Joseph's T. A. ll.
Sodiety was held last evening. The
attendance was large and the meeting
w : enthusiastic one. Arrange
“will-e made for the holding of a
‘ ate on their grounds in South
'.' street, some time during the
1wa August
,. Mali Candy every days. 100 lb
it. s, Smith a Co
Mrs Philip Carpenter and Mrs Emil
Dean, of New York. are. the guests of
Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed at her
handsome summei home "Midbrook. "
in Rowayton. Mrs. Carpenter is the
piealdent of the National Society of
the New «England Women; also vice
piosident of Sorosis. She. is consider-
c :l on of the ablcst woman lawyers in
New York state and has been marked-
iv successful in many cases She is
one of the coming speakers of the
Chautauqua, and is in great demand
as a speaker throughout the country.
HAMPSHIRE CRICKETERS.
SOUTHAMPTON Eng“ July 17-
The Philadelphia cricketers in thcii
match with a Hampshire eleven begun
here yesterday and stooped on account
of rain were all out today in their first
innings for- 230 runs. At lunch time
Hampshire had scored 70 runs for two
wickets down in their first inning.
There are many bloused garments
among the new styles in furs.
ASPEcLAL SALE FOR SATURDAY
\ , . AND MONDAY.
~ 25c Music for 15¢.
Banquet of Misery Hall. Just Plain
Folks. In the Valley 0! Kentucky,
sweet By and By, l Knew at First
Sight that i Loved You, latest success
by Chas. K Harris, Alwayaln the Way,
and 100 others.
. For Sale at
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM. .
to North Main 81‘... MN omits
Agent for A. 0.. Spanidinl'l
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
Mrs McGowan, who went to the hos- .
pital ill of appendicitis. has iecovored, .
i Suits
«YOUR .
, :77»
in ME
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312.
SOUTH. NOSWALK.
Tel. Call, 122.
J
OUR GRIN? GUARANTIIIi IA‘T’ISFA‘GTION OR NONIY IAOE
Vhat Satisfy.
It’ s an old saying: "You can 't sails/y everybody."
Yet we 'ltc proved the lmposslble' ts possiblc~our smart
tailor-{made suits nelm fall to satisfy In style and fit and
lust. We'd be glad to lithe you put llitm. to ll: test of
ml of fl): expert tallor' is plain in every sult—.
é. shapely shoulders, snug- -settt'ng collars and
shape-retaining fronts of the coals, as well as in the cut
and fit of walslcosfs and trousers.
, Ample choice of the season ’s smartest patterns in
' fancy cbelfiols, casslmcres and wet-sleds, fast-color blue
sages and gray clsy liter-sleds, $6 to $23 00.
For hacaft'on days. outing suits of homespun, flannel
' and wool crash. made in the same shape-retaining way
and wltball flit snappy style of our regular suits, J 5 to
Eucrythlnq to go with smart suits excepting shoes—-
straws and Panamas, negligees, neckwear, underwear
and fancy hosiery, fancy waistcoat: and comfortable col—
lars.
NORWALK.
Tel. es". 444.
we offer you buy. Bra
tainable anywhere.
on receiving from us
BUY OATS THAT'S
, j‘ ARE YOU SATISFIED .
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like it? If not, we want your business because
in, feed, etc. that are the best ob— ‘
You can depend down to s. certainty
precisely what you ordeifi—no doc-
toring of goods-no substitution. These hrs “its of the
large weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service. 5
CLEAN. " fit "“31
MANUEL r. HArcH.
j Sittings by appointment
iorlotolaImq ato‘ p. m.
i
GRADUITION PHOTOGRIPHS
E ‘ ‘ In all the L-toot City .-
ART PORTRAITO In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
I. M. JACKSON.
of npoclnl work now
on oxhlhluon.
ll
53 Wall .trooc. flowalk.
Ongoilt. mt.)-
, O
A Highland Malt
Extract
The Best Tonic and
BlOod' Purifier
l4cts ”a Bottle
2 lot 250
Clifford Pharmacll
PHONI 1M
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, July 17-—With the ex-
ception of another drop to the low recs
0rd in Amalgamated Copper today's
opening stock market bore little evi-
, dence of yesterday's late bear raid.
Under London's lead many of the high
class issues made marked gains. The
greatest improvement was in such
stocks as Lackawanna, which advanc-
ed four points; General Electric, 2%;
llinois Central. .2: United States Steel.
preferred 1%, and Reading 56. Guide
of a point or over were quite general
throughout the standard class of rail-
way stocks. Trading was steady but
not heavy, though fairly large sized
blocks changed hands. Furthertinvest-
ment buying was recorded. Sentiment
was cheerful, both in banking circles
and on the exchange. Busines fell off
in the second hour. and the list mani-
‘ ing prices rebounded from yesterday' a
. late reaction, therfeapvory reaching a
4 aignmatcd Co op‘pr:
non haihtlon. ‘ .
JUST THE THING IF YOU
Willie
49 WALLI STREET.
First quality work guano
Comes with advancing years.
Spectacles are our specialty.
‘ HOMER 3. HOW.
Room 9 United Bank Iaitdl
Chloe hours 8 to 11: 45:18:
Photographic Dealer. sf
II. C. HOWE
Recently bead operator for Siege] & Oopper.n‘nd The HaliStudlos.
New York City will be in charge for the summer. or In! Studie-
Bpeciei Appointments at convenience
Be up- to-clate and use
“EASTMAN 54 «some Pints
it
They are much lighter than glass plates “91:9": ortuochromatic midi
ARE ooi '
For 8 ale by
m ..P Beers,
a”? ‘A rate.
F:
I 7 I I . . . IIIIZITII-I
hood.
I. ‘ ‘5 _ LEWIS. 1! Main Strut. Harwell. ’ . - '
MISTY VISION
but can be cleared by properly titted gluon.
When we at them; they give satisfaction-
assmmmogmomcim
”“11' A Press. SC»
“tome. Warning; «5.
Am Sugar, 116% 11711.. 114% 116
Anaconda, 80 80% 8080
A. T. ass. Fe 65 659;. mg 66%
arr. &8.F. pf. 321% seat. 88%, says
BW!& out 82% 82s. 82% 8349
$15114 5: son. 51%
fillies. son 535 as am am
cm 1N.w.,165 165 165 165"
cm Gt. Wesl.17% 17% 17 mg
c M.’ a St P.'141% 1425;. 141 141%
Col F.&l168% 68% 52 my
Col. South. 15 “-15% 15 v 15;-
con the shit 186% 186%‘l865fi
Del Md. 111m 168% may. 168a
. Manhattan,
I . No.91cldc,
'« Nationsibesd my. 18%
tested a sagging tendency. The six
point decline in Colorado Fuel. which
made a new low recoid due to talk of
rmnnanclng, and some weakness in
Sugar, affected the entire list, which
at noon was rather irregular.
The most noteworthy feature of the
noon hour, was the sharp decline in
Toledo. St. Louis and Western stocks,
the common dropping 5%. and the pre-
ferred 7. No specific news was learn-
ed to account for the break The com»
pany's 4 per cent. bonds also sold
down. Elsewhere the list was almost
featureless and dull.
WALL STREET, 10: 10 a. m. ——0pen-
large fraction forithe‘ leading specula-
tive favorites. St. Paul, Missouri Pa-
clue and Br twit’Il‘rnnsit rose 24.. Am-
mped 1% on the
purchase of 3 i001; area and then re-
acted 7,41. General Electric rose 2.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—l.iqulda-
tlon of Toledo,» St. Louis and Western
Securities relieved an otherwise fea~
tureless market.‘ The four per cent.
bonds dropped 2%. the common stock
5% and the preferred 7 points. Some
American Car helped them a point. and
the genorii] list: ,wae quite firm though
dull up to 1 oclock. when it showed
signs of weakening under large soles
of Rock Island
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private sure or Ma-
ples I: Goldschmidt.‘ Commission Bro
kers. Swarm a Corbett Block South
Norwalk:
:1 High
Amal. Copper,“3 48%
Am C. At F. 34%
Am. C. AH" of. 858M 85% 85%
Am. Cot. Oil, 33% ’34 33% 34
American ice, "in. 7 7 7
Amer 14000.20»; 20% 19%
Am Small... 41 43% 41
Low 1:30
46% 48
34%
Erie, 30% ms 30% 31%,
Erle‘lst ”pi'di. 66% '67 66% 45%
Gen.ctric.1il7 168-166% 158 ‘
Ego .
iii. Central, 129% 130:4 innings
Lon a; Noam, tom 10m 107
13214 132% 132% 132
11914. 11991 119
Mex. Central. son 31 20%
11: K. on, so“ sou. son.
or. K. or. pr. 4m 4m
, 9m 9965 9m
1615
§. :cisatrsi. 'nsy. 11m 1131‘ 117%
err. styrene. 63% at
Met. 3t. Ry.
63% .64
Ont. '& West, 28% 24 28% 23%
Pacific Mail, 24 24 24
Penn. R. R.. 130% 121 120% 1301‘
People's Gas, 98 96% 95% arm
48% 48% 48%
50
35
Road.“ pfd.,.1* 88 6786‘
Steel, 18% 18% 18%
Rock island 89% 89 28%
Mom pf at or in ,
m are :12;
M Sou‘Ry. pfd. 88
1:: are; 1: 11:1 :11
U. Sud, ”Wt 35
YOUR NEEDS OF WIARAILII FOR THE ”9'," M
IHOULO 8! WILL SUPPLIED 8! FOR! ITANTINN .fifi ,
CATION AND NOWHERE CAN iHIY II IIT'I'IN sot-Pi.”
MORE REASONABLE 008T THAN HEN!-
.\ ”isle
mo TO $13.00. .
ourmo Tnouasns. wrrH asap runs or. title TO It», I ‘
A SPECIAL LOT or new WA on soars. «a. 755.61 .00.
AN suoanous SELECTION or NIOLIOEE o‘i-itiifo itt- Ivan
AND THE nawser commune, «a T0 01.50. ' ‘
MEN' 8 BELT8, ALL THE NEW EST THING8, m TIC? 000.
STRAW HATS, 25¢ T0 53.00.
BUTT CASES. 81.50 TO 85.00. TRUNKS.
BATHING SUITS, SUMMER NECKWIEAR, VAch;
‘ to ~..
I
we”? 7.
v
demand for Atohiaon preferred and '
'25} IRA 0.35 “$331.00
316.com” ENAMEL. OED, 813.00
818.50 ENAMEL BED, 510.50
Refrigerators and all Summer Goods at this Clearance
ealthou other firms own them. Every statement here
We are selling good styles and reliable' makes at phen:
‘lf it's novlb “don t you buy. ‘
' Great Bani inSal
W8‘ THATN'INIU 8!!
PRONTO, um DOUBLE VALUL
Good Baryaln' m Flour at 55. 25 barrel
ranted to suit.
Native Potatoes at 30c pact. Good Coolers '
A few Jams left at 9c or 3 for 25. ,
New York State Eggs, extra fresh and fine,
Rocklpood's Cocoa, I 8: tin.
If You Cannot See
II '8“ 8| ’0“ should.
seeo. B. JACKsa
THE OPTICIAN.
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without “delay
58 WALL STREET.
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duly Clearance
Rule tfiat means a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent. No
here. We can’t afford to have good
They must be sold profit or no protlt.
be sale will make up to us for the loo s. Here are a for; item.
DNA 8 IEO. 885.00
2.00
was”
a
8 stand still. even if it is at
indeed we expect to loose
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$19.00 salient.
siaoo sumac ,
stone ENAMEL Ill
moo mum. It
fUNERAL oiascroii'e Ann calmness .
12 to likNos-th Main St.
. South
lite Fair Giuliani
ISRAEL. substance :1!
LAWN“ 8Hlfi1‘ikl TC.
7 .AEFOND ‘30 Ill“ l'l'.
WIITHI ALL 1”
e of Shirt wages
no mo was All No"
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