4 AT -:- LANE’S p» Phone 165-5 WW Tutti Fruit Cream , . ' In forms and In an new mak- ing Pooch Guam. Order for any meal. we will deliver on time. OOOOOW 51 Washington St. tutti News Niles. i I Mr. A J. Cross-man is ill at his home in South Main street. i Mrs. Lester J. Waterbury ls visit-' lng friends in Sorrth Main street. W. A. Tolles and family, of Union Park, are visiting in New York city. Arx‘nete Smith of Brooklyn, is vls itirrg a. Dudlene Raymond of Wost avenue. Edward J. Kane of Torrington, Is the guest of James H. Hayes, of South Main street Miss Edith Meade. of East avenue, who lras been visiting in Waterbury, has returned borne. Allen Belts, of Newtown avenue, is entertaining James Baylis, of Port .icil'eraon, Long Island. Nothing occurred to disturb the pcar-e and tranquil oi the Norwallt polite court this morning. Miss Jeannette Perrlault, of Hart- t‘ord, Is visiting her cousins Irene anti ltuth Dufaulr, of West avorrue, Mr. and Mrs. George 0thame, of Wilton avenue, have gone to Dayton. Ohio, for a several weeks' stay. Miss M. F. Ackerman is entertaining hcr sister, Miss Sadie Ackerman, at the "Island Home” cottage, at Belle Island. Arthur Finney, of New York, spend- ing a vacation in Norwalk with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fiuney, of Elm street. Ja'lnes Cunningham, of Sun Francis- co, one of the students at the Har- slrorn school, has returned to Norwalk to resume ris studios. Mrs. William 0. Hart and son. Harry of West Orange, New Jersey. have been visiting Mrs. Annie tioddord, of Wash- ington street for a week, Herbert Johnson, 50n of Charles E. Johnson. of Norwalk, intends to visit . here in setiteiitlrer'. He is now employ- ed in the electrical business in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. St. John, of Co- lumburs, Ohio, and William 15. St. John, of 'i‘hoinaston, are visitors with Allen lietts, of Newtown avenue, Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Harry liudlor and child of Mount Vernon N. Y., who are enjoying a trolley trip through this state are guests at the Hotel Clifford. If you would trrke advantage of the opportunity to increase your ilnnrrccs read the ad. of the South Norwnlk Trust Company, that Will tell you how to do it. Detective John Cherry anti wife, of Camden. N. .l., have returned home of- ror spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham, of Spring street. The Westport Fire Police will hold their annualshore dinner at Dorlon‘s 'I’oiut, next Monday evening. The Po lice voted to hold it at Monday even- ing's meeting. Jontrrrotor C. N. Taylor‘s men have now laid the new sixteen inch water main of tire City of Norwalk to (luth~ rle‘s Corners. There is now a contin- uous line from this point to Daniel's Mills. The Wheeler and. Wilson Foundry employees will hold a Clambake at Pine Rock Grove, August 15th. Two hundred moulders are expected to be present. Several Norwalk people will attend. A larger number of local yachtsmcn are planning to go to Oyster Bay either Sunday or Monday to get a look at the forty odd warships of Uncle Sam which are to be reviewed by the President Monday. It you are in need of any household necessities, Tristram and Hyatt's is a good place to go. They have a num- ber of specials in the housefurnish- lug line in their ad. today. Read it and see if you can save yourself some money. If you wish to give the new invisi- ble lacing corset and girdle a trial, A. Dickerman and son will be pleased to have you call and inspect their stock. Your special attention is called to these goods. Read their ad. That will tell you all about them. Ell-Mayor. Gilbert D. Bogert, oi Passaic, New Jersey, Is the guest oi Major and Mrs. Wesley M. Niblock. at the Hotel Nerwllla Mr, and Mrs. Bogart drove to-Norwllk and arrived late yesterday afternoon. Their horses took the journey of more than sixty miles in excellent shape. “—4—— 5= r NEW COUNTERFEIT NOTE. The secret service has discoVered a new Muterfeit $1 silverI certificate. The general appearance ofthe note in, ' said to be excellent and calculated to deceive even careful handlers of money. 1th: an imitation of the aerial 01,1891.check Ietter D. Tlllnmn regis- try hears the portrait of Hendricks. and apparently is printed from plates of photo-mechanical process. Three spgihcos or the note have been soon. I Two Carlo-do For Muller Silk Mlll MATERIAL ARRIVED. Buildings At Freight House. Two car'louds of material arrived at the Norwalk freight house this morn- ing. for tho Flynt Building and Con- struttion Company, which has started In to btrild the new Muller silk mill buildings. 1. Hall. of Norwalk. has the contract to do all the earring of the material to be used in the construction oi the mill buildingrs.- It is likely that earloads of material to be used in the future will be taken to the present irrlr grounds switch, as it is much handler than the freight depot. The new spur track into the grounds has not yet been laid. WILSON GOING ON CRUISE. Norwalk Man Will Take Trip Up Hud- son In Launch. 8. 11. Wilson, of Norwalk. is making repairs to his steam launch liioloa, and putting her in first class shape for a trip he will take up the Hudson River In her the latter part of this month. It is Mr. Wilson's custom to take a trip In the boat each summer. It was found that a slight leak had occurred in one of the tubes of her boiler, but this was quickly repaired Mr. Wilson' is party vtlll include In ad- dition to himself. two oi his sorts, Ed ward l1. Wilson and Ira TI. Wilson, and Horn Nickerson. The trip will take two or three weeks. DARK UNDER BRIDGE. Need 01‘ Electric Light Again Empha- sized By An Accident. Tire crying need for electric lights under the Washington street railroad bridge was emphasized last night, when a man who was trying to drive through there. met with an acoldent which did not, fortunately, result in any serious damage. lie could not see where the street was torn up, as the bridge kept the moonlight out, and he drove lrrto the trench left by the gang of men, who are. building the trolley crossover. The horse fell down twice. but Imyorrd a broken shaft, nothing was injured. BELLE ISLAND EUCHRE. Series of Games Begins at Clinton House Friday Evening. Belle Island summer residents are arranging for a series of euchro games. the first of which will be played at the. Clinton House, on Friday evening. Three more games will be played at other cottages on the island. There will be beautiful prizes each evening. and in addition other prizes at the con- clusion of the series of games. Much interest Is being taken by the summer colony in these games. GO IN WILSON' S LAUNCH. On the (it-(aslon oi the lllrorlc Island clambake oi the Master Ilrrlldcrs' As- sociation of The Norwulks, at ilctts‘ Island. August 20, the members of the association will be conveyed to and from the island in S. 11. Wilson's steam launch Helen. The island is now own- ed by one of the members. Edward E. Gorhsm. who recently purchased it from the many heirs to the property. The association (‘XI‘OtIS to have a great time. CAPT TAYLOR'S TRIP. _ Captain Charles Taylor and brother- irrlaw, F, W. Roar-ho, oi Hlnsdale, Mas- sachusetts. are preparing for their trip up the Hudson Rivcr in the former's new launch, Atlantis. which will be launched from the Norwalk launch tomorrow. itIr, Roar-he has already ar— rived In town. They expect to take a trip through the Erie Canal also. MADE FINE RECORD. 1. Hall and Much Brothers unloaded the barge, Howard, which had aboard 2R7 lengths of sixteen lnclr writer main for the (‘lty of Norvrulk. doing the job in one and 0110- -half days In addition to unloadan the pipe it was carted to the Sllvermine road as required all within the tram mentioned. They are justly proud of the excel- lent record made. ST, MARY‘S FAIR. The annaul fair of St. Mary's parish will be held this your at Lockwoorl's Nail from September 11 to 22, inclu- s ve. RELIABLES TO PLAY. the “Work and Wins." on the Concord street lot Saturday nftcroon at three o’clock. ' BARGAINS.” Just received a fine line of Box Pa- per—a regular 15: box of paper, for «to. 10c Memo. Pads, 3c; 250 Water Wings 19c: 35c ones 25c: Swimming Tights 7c; 82 Bathing Suits. 95c; Gar- den Tools, 1c each:10c Garden Shov~ els, 3c: 50c, 75c 31 Dog Collars 25c; Pails, Shelf Paper Playing Cards, Tol- let Paper, Fishing Goods etc. at low- est prices. Sorrvenlr Poetals,‘ Cigar Cases, Match Cases, Whist Counters, Etc. COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. 10 North Main St., Agent for A. G. Srarrldinrs Baseball and Sporting Goods. The Reliable Athlete Club will Pin); 80. Norwaik. OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BANK- THE GBEAT RED TAG BANE Mensa-Saving in Bou’s Clethes. WE'RE NOT PARTICULAR ABOUT PROFIT IN‘JGETTING RI GOODS. BOY THAN TO BUY NOW AT THE RED TAG PRi ES. BE SURE GOODS AND MAKING ARE RIGHT, ELSE TH SUITS WOULD NOT BE HERE AT ALL. PRICES ARE VERY TEMPTING; SUITS EVEN MORE SO. BUT YOU'LL FIND $2.50 AND $3.00 surrs A RE Now 81-68 $3.50 AND $4.00 sun's ARE NOW $2.68 $5.00 AND woo sur‘rs ARE NOW s3. as Young Men’ 5 Smart Suits. HERE NEXT SEASON. THESE ARE MUST GO PRICES. TAK S 5.00 AND S 7.50 SUITS ARE NOW $31.98 $ 8.00 AND $10.00 SUITS ARE NOW $5.38 $12.00 AND $15.00 SUITS ARE NOW $7.88 WHATEVER YOU OR YOUR BOY MAY NEED IN FURNISH! THE SALE SUPPLIES AT EXTRA ORDINARY PRICES. ENTIRE STOCK 0F STRAW H ATS AT HALF-PRICE. acorn NORW’ALK. Tel. cur, 32-2. Tel. CSII, OF ALL THE BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S SUITS THAT .REMAlN—N HE MAIN THING 18 TO GET THEM OUT OF THE WAY FOR FALL SO, iF YOU HAVE A BOY AT YOUR HOUSE, YOU CAN'T SAVE MONEY ANY EASIER OR GET ANY BETTER CLOTHES FOR THAT ESE ‘I'HE EVERY ONE OF THESE SUITS MUST GO—NOT ONE MAY BE sA LOOK AT THE SMART, STYLISH SUITS THAT WEAR RED TAGS. NGS NORWA‘ K. In buying grain and food, it's not so important to save money as to get the best and have it In good, clean condl~ tlon. Here. you can do both. We want you to believe that this Is a dependable storewyou get, what you think you get. If you buy your next lot of outs of as. you'll be sor- ry brrt for one tlrlng~tlrat you ordn‘t begin to patronize us long ago. |' . ..- ‘; BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ‘ inn] MANUEL T. HATCH. I I ‘ ' i W.‘ , . .- , ximi a» “a .1. W” ‘ JACKSON’.$ sruoro Fina Photographs at. --Popular Prices-- :3 vfiarr so. u" reg-tux :’ Oppoulc Haul Studio Hour: to to I: rim; 2 to A p. m. 'r .. ”up. 00 ”W WW” W”M”WW”OOWNOMW i t 3 WOWOW WWNW WWWW Be up-(o-date and use non- halation. . JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. For a ale by William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. 49 WALL STREET. EASTMAN’ S KODOID PLATES Tlroy are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatlc and NORWALK. cohN. II. C. HOWES New York City will be in charge for the summer, of my Stud First quality work guaranteed. , LEWIS. 1! Main Strut. Norwalk. lo. oLD SIGHT AND OLD AGE Old sight Is a matter of years. quire old sight glasses optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction. HOMER B. HOYT, Room 0 United Bank Building, once hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, 7-0. Special Appointments at convenience of muons. no bearing the number 701,9, 348 .. d ~ - over many money at the ' 'uhid WI mm It you take advantage of this oppor- thrill) to increase your finances, you begin by looking after the mall '36. 25 delivered} amounts Int. Basin now- and dc- gum AND M‘ENOWM m ‘w it,M It! RAYMOND BROS _ Great Bargain Sale of Shirt Wrists and Ila Old sight Is a. question of glasses. REFRAGTINO OPTICIAN, South Nomlk, Conn. Recently head operator for Siegel I; Copper. and The Hall Studios. i I if you find dlillculty in reading. while for distance your sight is good, you .I'e- Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent No.2 Nut deliverddai $5. 0(1de ion. Iii] other sizes in stock di .‘tmal. (‘op.. 42!»; 41:); 421/; -14 A. C, on F. (It) 321,9, lili’iiq‘ 112;); 33 Am. (‘. Kr. F. 111.. .‘2 1121.4; 82 82 .\m. Cut. oil so so»; 30 301.4 Am, Ice, 6% rim, 0% 65%. Am. Loco“ iii is»; 18 18% Am. Smelt” NW, “:53, 1411'; 41'»; Am. Sugar . .1119; 1111 iii 115 Anaconda, 71I . 71'» 731i. 74%; A. '1‘. it 8. 139.5914001/1, 581m“ 591/; .\. 'l‘. at S. 13.11885} 8‘) 88% 89 littl.‘& Ohio, 8215 hill”. 82!; 83 llklyn It, T.. 43' 4th 4314; 41 - (Tires. & Ohio 32 321,, 1117... 82-3.. (.‘hi. & N. W.. 161 1122 ltil 162 Ch,Gt.West..15% 17,; 15% 17 1‘. M. & S. 1’,, 1391/. 1115313873 141% C01 F. 821. 45 4.3 15 Col South. 14 15 14 Conn. Gas. 175 171i 175 Del & Hud, 161% Hull/g 1111 Eric, , 271A. 28% 271,4. Erie 151., [1, (16:5 67 56% Gen. Flee. 159 1133 1511 111. Central, 180% 133% 130-7" Lou. & Nash, 103-1; 1051/; 1041/; Manhattan, 132% 134% 132% Met. St. Ry., 113% 1141,13 113% Mex. Cent, 15% 15 14% M. K. & '1‘., 18%,- 1932 18% M. K. & '1. p., 39% 45 39% Mo. Pacific, 92% 94% 91% Not, Lead, 15% 15% 15%, N. Y. Cent., 121% 123% 121 Nor. & West, 62 6474'; 62 Out, & Wést., 22% 23% 22 23 Pac. Mail, 20% 22 20% 22 Penn. R. R., 123% 124% 123% 123% Poo. Gas. 94% 95% 941,; 95 Pres. S. Car, 39% 41 391,4 40% Reading, 5174; Read, 1 pf., 80% 81% 80% 81%, Read, 2pt., 69 69 68% 68% Rep, Steel, 12 12% 12 12%; Rock island, 24%, 257,4. 2414. 2474. ‘ Rock 18., pf., 62% 64 621’ 63% Rob, Goods, 15 15% 15 15% South. Pac.. 43% 451,4, 439’ 44% Son. Ry. 00., 21% 217,5 21 21% Sou, R. C. pf., 82% 83 82 82% Tenn. C. & 1., 39%. 39% 39 39 Texas Pac.. 24% 25% 24% 25% Union Pad, 72% 74% - 247, 25%, Union Pac. 72% 74% 72% 73% Union. Pac. pf, 85 s85 85 85 U. 8 LOO... 714 8 7% 7% U 8. Lean pf., 77% .7915 771.4; 79 11. s. R. &Con. 8361 .. 8% 8% U 8. Steel, 23% 331,5 23 2314 U 8. Steel, pf. 71% 7114171 71% WWII. 20% 22% 21 21% Wabash, pf., 33% 35% 34 34% -Wes, Un. Tel., 82% -. 83 82% 83 Wis. Con, 18% 19% 18% 19“ If You Feel Tired I and Run Down. TRY OUR Beef "Iron andWine. IT WILL BUILD YOU UP. 500 a Bottle. illlliri Pharmacy. PHONE 152. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WAI I. STREF'I‘, 10:10 a. m.-0pen‘ Ing prices ildVllllt ed vigorously all around on a large volume of well- (lis- tributed buying orders. Gains reath- ed a point in Southern Railway, bili- timore &. Ohio, ’lcxas and Union Pa- ciiic opened wide. There were 4,500 shares of Rock Island sold at 24% to 21%, rompured with 231;, last night and 2,500 shares of Union Pacific sold at 72% and [3%, compared with 72 last fright. A detllne of a point in Republic Steel pid., was the only less recorded. WAI I. S'lltFE'l‘ II a. m.——l‘here was an appearance of profit taking among some of the Grungers,1“aciiios and the l'nltcd States Stocl stotks. brrt without much effect on their prices as the market as a whole rose strongly on the most animated buying seen in The scope of our Cleaner includes all light or medium weight cloth- ing for men and bous. Closing out Men and Boo ’ssuits. brolt- ‘ err lots at 20 to 50 percent discount. , Sale price on $1.00 shirts. 799i, Sale price on 500 underwear. Silo: Sale price on 5001mm half hose. .250 A bunch of 500 neckwear. 25c : $1. 00 bathing suit. 500, Bori’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at half price. Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar. r SELLEGK a PRICE}, 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. rriany weeks. The active list rose gens orally froru I to 2 points over last night. l'rgcut bidding for Hurling carried the price up 47 N. Amongst the specirrltlcs New lurk Air Brake jump» ed 5%., General Elsttric. ”my (‘onsoli- dated Gas 4 p and Arnerltarr Linseed Ill/«3. liatkawnnna dropped ti, btrt ral- lied 3. There were some slight reces- sions before the end of the hour and the market quieted slightly. WALI. S'I‘ItEic’l‘. rroon.——’I‘hc tide of buying turned into the Western stocks arid St Paul and illiuols Central were rushed up 31,2, Missouri l'atiiic 27,11. Amalgamated 2%.. Chicago and East— ern Illinois (ertliicarcs .1 M, ’l‘.oledo St. Louis and Western pid. 3 and l'nlorr Pacific, Rock island, Louisville. Wabash and Atchison :: or over. Pro- fit taking in Reading under cover of the shift In the buying was detected and prices ran off, Reading and St. Paul yielding 1'). and 11m It island and Illinois t‘cntrnl .1 point. Bonds were strong. WALL STREET. 1 p m (matings of stocks fell away to nominal propor- (term at tho Itiw'rr prites and the mar- kit Fltilliittti .rnd Iit‘tilmt‘ dtrll. At the rod of the hour, Reading was rushed up again to 5.6%,, and sin whole market responded. Brooklyn I‘nion Gas jump. oil l5 points on one transaction. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wrra of Ma» pies & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro hers, Swartz & Corbett Block, South Norwnlk: .. necaur ARRIVALS or: VESSELS. CHERBOURG, August 12—-—Arrlved: Pretoria, tram New York, (and pro- Deeded.) QUEENSTOWN, August III—Arriv- ed: Carpathla, from New York, (and proceeded.) HEADQUARTERS and a complete stock of Static, Hard 'nuhbor. Leather and Silver Tram Room specially equipped for Stunt M on All lttlng To Supply Your Wants Thou Sliced Peaches have proved so good that I have Jolt not In a new stock. In nice Syrup 104: can. , Malta Cores, like Grape Nuts, but laid to be better. A new article, 10c pkg.- WAnt your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. Special «loot. New York state. Extra truth and fine. 25c doz. Fresh Cabblpc and Home Squash. Tomatoes, fresh, 10c qt.‘ and good. New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder, 15c. A prize With every hon. ' Charcoal—We have been short of stock. Plenty now. We had. ' ‘ Sabbitt'. Potash or Lye. Flush the pipes in your. sink and sin“ 'mry weak, and use the above to help the work. Don‘t forget the Fine Sliced Dried Seei. Any quantity its... 6c in». ii A ulflll‘l‘. Lorenzo Dibble. .9” made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow Spectacles of your Eye Glasses in a few seconds. Just the thing for Yachting, Tennis, Golf, etc. Call and examine them. 0. B. JACKSON. 58 Wall St. Optician. Norwaik. Coum . Phone 108. Gutbill's Bridge Fish Market. ".01. " oua srocx or s'raic'rrir rattan rrsn son TODAY wombat; Harbor Blues, Weak Fish, FIII. FIIII, Porgles, Butter Fish, Cod, Bind Flair. ' Sword Fish, Live lobsters. Soft. BITS“ Crabs Inns and Round Clays .r .th -e . I 1 R. J. CUTBILL. West End Washington Street Bridge. southpaw-tic. Our Annual Mid- Summer wClearina of Furniture, Mailings and Oiloloih}. orrass mos: THAN MERE BARGAINS. rr MEANS A vaiti‘ranhk- SLAUGHTER or DESIRABLE (icons in EXCLUSIVE historical? A roan: You AN cphoaruai‘rv To on near or mature“, ‘ THE VERY Lowssr PRICES. ' ROCKERS. A. J,., Collins 8-: liens them-Zones» IMDALIicaI‘ . 12 to 18 ad's-m hint St. South 1V in» nation! at! a... "5.. at... new 11°." Wander 8th.
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