‘1'qu Frail Cream in forms Hm nuk- lug Ion Im‘. ' rm Hill. are “rm ddlflm’r be (fun. .51 Washington St. ‘ .ilfldl li’lib lilies. ——-F‘ancy Color DerbyI. O'Brien. I'Mlll Mary iiutchings is recovering from an attack of malarial fever Mrs. George R. Van Alstyno and Mrs. James Golden returned home today. -—Dr. V. G. Tito‘s telephone No. is 134- 2 residence, 26 Monroe street. Captain George Byxbea. has finish- e‘d overhauling his sloop the “Lorena" B. A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun- cil. 0U .A. M., will be held this even- ,in‘g. -—Log of Lamb, 14c. 10 Water St. Joseloff is selling fancy sweet pota- toes at 23c per peel: and they are nice ones, too. Miss Lottie Pltser and Miss Ada Merriam, Irervislting ln‘Redbank, N. J., and Brooklyn..N. ,Y. The Public Market is offering spe- cial prices on lamb and home dress- ed chicken. Read the ad. Seymour Curtis, of Norwalk, and a party of friends. are enjoying a cruise in the sloop Ella May. . ~Latost Style Fall Derbys. O'Brien. 8‘. D. Lyon & Company are selling a 82.00 shoe well known for its stylish- nose and long service. Miss Lizzie Walker, of Msrkdale. Canada, has been visiting Mrs. John Dlebrow, of lisviiand street. Schaub has some special meat prices advertised in his splice today. Read the ad. before purchasing elsewhere. ——Special for three days. 9c. sale in our kitchen department. Ev’erytning 0 cents. M. S. Smith & Co. . Raymond Brothers are unloading a cargo of front brick for Timothy Sul- livan’s building. on ituilroad avenue. Seymour has lots of good things to out. Read his ad and see what he has to say about his tea, coffee. butter, eggs, and vegetables. George C. Evarts will resume his duties at the Norwalk store of Cour- stock Brothers. Monday. after a couple of weeks vacation. ~Umbrellas Mourning Bands O Brien Don't pay too much tor living well. A otull will tell you how to live well and not use all your income. Read his ad. for particulars. Miss Mary K. Berg, of Meadow street, has returned from a two weeks visit in New York accompanied by her cousin. Miss Minnie Schuub. Special price for three days. Lawn Wrappers, Handsome patterns, We. ea. M. ti. Smith a Co. —Pot Roast. 10 to lie, 10 Waicr St. George H. Traendly and W. S. Wade went to Nlantic today to observe sol- dier life and it is rumored that they are contemplating joining the militia. The Nationals met the Lockwoods' team on the Summit streets grounds and defeated them for the second time this season. by a close more of 3 to 2. Coleman has another lot of popu- lar music which he will sell today and tomorrow for the. Read the ad. and see if you want any that he has in ,, stock. t—New F'all Youmau Derby. O'Brien. “The work of laying --'the brick. be- tween the trolley tracks on Washing- ton street will probably begin tomor- row, or as soon as the barge at the wharf is unloaded. Frank Smith Mrs. Smith and daugh- ter, Marion. of Minneapolis Minnesota are the guests of Charles 8 Seymour. Mr. Smith is the chief clerk of the United States Mail service. , ; Native potatoes at 220 per peck, 86c Der bushel. «one of the specials in the ad. of the New York Grocery Com- pany today. The ad. is full of inter- es’tlng news for the housekeeper. Read it. ‘ . -Shoul. Steak, 10c. 10 Water St. Mr Frank June of the Reading R. R. of Philadelphia Pennsylvania and his wife on their way to New Haven. are paying a weeks visit to Mr and _ Mrs. Henry 9. Bailey, of Benton street. ‘ Y4. 8. Sturtevant's is the place to go if you want a lawn mower, ice cream need it in for next year. Read the ad Hansen and an i... are movies the tron their their Main store in Water streaming 0 ms ailment xilay Septem'ebr 1st. "New XII-I Darby. 0800a. This Mite shite lei and and the" Wm motionless-e to more no? (teaser or refrigerator. it you don‘t " is season you can save it ‘ all street store. to 1 . up- the Wall street ‘ ‘ the “pm 3 thing. You will llnd these shoes at ‘ -. score. Only“ ‘ logo's: pal Immacurthit-‘m Tables-Mrs. Themes Verses. an Miss Anna BhIshIn. Miss 'Bries. inn Helen Clone mu “ unorgam anul, . ,. man, Mira Sarah literz ' III Lucy. Miss Helen r.- "L racey. Miss Corrie Miss Mary Hartnett, Miss Bar» ‘ ChIngerI Talelsl Julie O’Suili- i t was decid that the committees , obi meet It e rectory as follows: lioi Ins and entertainment commit- .dnnday evening; music and danc- Monday evening; refreshments ls. , and advertising an‘d printing. Tuesday Ironing; fancy tible. Wednesday or- dining; cauvsssin e:tThursday evening; donor-Ii oommitt many night. “Rev. Father O’Donnell anticipates looking qultoa sum out of the fair Owing to the fact that the usual an- nual collection has been omitted this year on this account. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Stephen J. O'Brien was in Hart- ford yesterday on business. .~—.—Plato Beef. 4 to lie. 10 Water St. ‘Mrs. Stephen Lawrence is in Coney island on business. “Yacht and Golf Caps. O'Brien. The members of St. Mary's parish gathered in the basement of the church. last night. and made: arrangements for the annual parish fair, which is to be held at Lockwood's Hall, during Sep- tember. The. original date has been changed and it is now proposed to hold the fair from September isth to the 28th. nine days. -Bhoul Steak,100. 10 Water St. The meeting place of the Eighth Re giment C. V. , which uill hold its annual reunion here September 17, has bren changed from G. A. R. hell, to lied Men's Hall, in Washing- ton street. W. (l. Crockett is chairman of the committee of arrangements, with James Russell and J. O. Jennings as assistants. —All kinds Yachting Caps. O'Brien. OBITUARY RECORD. a...“ MRS. THOMAS EVANS. The funeral of Hilda wife of Thom- as Evans of 47 Second street, East Norawik “Ill be held tomorrow after- noon from her late home at 2 o‘clock. The interment will be in East Norwalk Cemetery. QUENTIN J. GILMORE. Quentin J, Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilmose. Jr., of Washing— ton street. died this morning from meningitis. aged 7 months. The fun— eral will be held at 3 o'clock tumor- row afternoon. —-All Styles Alpines. O'Brien. RED MEN GO TO STAMFORD. About so members of Uncns Tribe will go to Stamford this evening on the 8 o‘clock train to establish a new hay- loft there. At the next meeting or Uncas Tribe. wihch will be held on Tuesday, the Lodge will have a visitor. A ilanbury Red Man who holds the South Norwalk tribe in high esteem will be present and presents gift to the lodge. —-Blll8 Fish. 10 Water St. 100.. Weak Fish. 7c. CYCLIST TAKES TUMBLE. W. H. DeGarmo. the Norwulk real es- lnte man. took a trip on his bicycle in the vicinity of Blauchville yesterday. and had a. very strenuous time on the hills. While going down one incline he 'ook quite a severe rumble. and was scratched considerably. but not serious- ly injured. He rode the wheel to Nor- walk. SMOKER NEXT WEEK. Washington Camp, No. 11. P. 0. S. of A., met last evening in the society‘s hall in Washington street and initiat- ed a class of some candidates. Next Thursday evening the camp members will hold a smoker. REGIMENTAL REUNlON AT NEW . ~ MILFORD. The annual reunion of the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery will be held in New Milford, September 11. ' 15 CENT MUSIC. Dinah 10380.11)! Waterloo. You‘re so Welcome All The Flowers in May. if Dreams Come True. The Voice of The Hudson. by Paul Dresser; i Know At First Sight Thatimved You Haney Will You Miss Me When l'm Cone, Dance Of The Honey Bee. When Rag- time Roaches Heaven. The Girl You Love and one hundred others. ’COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. to North Mall 08., 805 NOMIIK Agent for A. O. Bpanldlnrs Baseball aura Snortihl Goods F'Id‘ys Saturday and HOW”. I Adelina the Boole Girl. Pretty Little. THE GHEHI‘ BED TAG SALE a fraction of its true worth. remarkable clearance sale. 8 6.00 and $ 8. so Suits, 84. 88. $16. 00 and $.18. 00 Suits. $9. 88. $5.00 to $7.50 Suits. $3. 88. been up to $4. ed prices. COUTH NONW'ALK. TII. Call. 824. . The Season’s Best Suit Bamains. High-grade Suits for men and young men for what the most ordinary suits usually cost—that is the suit oppor- tunity opened to you by the Red Tag Sale. Will you take advantage of it? Choice continues to be bread as to patterns; we can fit any man who comes, to the sort of suit he wants, and for Better see what these prices represent in this most FOR MEN. FOR YOUNG MEN. $12.00 to $15. 00 Suits, $7. 88. TROUSERS: ' Most astonishing values at every price. in the Trous- er offerings. it will pay you to buy for future needs it you don’t need any trousers right away. Every pair of Outing Trousers must go at these prices: $1. 68. $2.18, $2. 68 and $2. 98 for Trousers that have Boys Clothes and Men’ 0 Furnishings at much reduc- . $10. 00 to $15. 00 Suits, 8 7.88. $18. 00 to $23. on Suits, 813. 88. $8.00 to $10.00 Suits, $5. 88. D NOIWALK. TII. Cl". M. iv, ,v in buying grain and food, it's not so importail't'to‘ save tion. get. long ago. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi- i—lere. you can do both. We want you to believe that rf-\ this is a dependable store—you get what you think you If you buy your next lot of oats of us, you'll be sor- ry but for one tlllngwthul you uldn't begin to pntrdnizc us .. ..;mt'.la.l ‘ l 7" Hill . MANUEL Ti WARN. l WW WWWWO J A c K S O N' s 8 1'“ U Fine Photographs .8. Itudlo Hour- \i° to In m.; I to O p. m. WW. "Popular Prices-é: ?' .3 Wall 8%.. low-III Opposit- Hot-l Be onto-date and use EASTMAN 5‘ Karen) Burrs Thd are much lighter than glass plates Ind are orthochromatlo and non halstion. JUST THE THING i? YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. For I ale by , j William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. 48 WALL STREET. - . nopWALk. norm. I. G. HOWES N0w York City willbeincharge for the summer, of my Studio. first quality work guarantee LEWIS. ti Main Smut. Namath. 3 .RIceotiy head operator for Siegel I; Copper, and The Hall Studios. OLD SIGHT WANo one As: it Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight is a question .of glasses. It you dad difficulty in reading while for distance your sight is good you re- quire old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent Optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction. HOMER B. HOYT. Room 8 United Inuit Dulldln death Dulce hours a to u. is; '1'2. 15 to 8: to. surname: u. lpoclal Appointments at convenience of mucus. BIFRAOTINO OPTIOIAN, “WI“. 00"- : '* no. 2 not abroad... :5. 00 per _ Inn... All other om in sleek at 3.76 . 25 delivered. ‘ if g and Run Down TRY OUR Beoiiron. - 1r WILL 3011.0 YOU UP. I 500 a Bottle. Billiard Plliilllii.1 PHONE 16-2. TODAY IN WALL STREET. » / WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—0pen- ing prices were higher with the ex- ception of Canadian Pacific. Brooklyn Transit and Metropolitan Street Rail- way, which lost a small fraction. Gains ran from i to i“ in New York Central. Baltimore and Ohio. linion Pap cine, Wabash pfd., Delaware and Hud- son, Kansas City Southern pfd., (len- eral Electric and Consolidated Gas. Reading opened higher and then- ran of of. and there were slight recessions elsewhere on secondary quotations. WALL STREET, ii a. m.——The mar- ket became buoyant with the demand conpplcuous for the western railroad stocks. Alchlson was lifted 2%; [Alu- isville. 2%, and the Paciflcs and Gran- gers generally. including the Gould group, Manhattan, Brooklyn Transit and Amalgamated rose 1 to 1% Read lug rose off to 1%. below last night and on the rally was met by heavy offer- ings at about 50. which kept it below that point. The market reacted before ll o'clock, Louisville falling back a point. Virginia-Carolina Chemical lost 1%. Westinghouse Electric and inter- national Paper rose 2. and American Express ll on one transaction. The market became dull at the reaction. WALL STREET, l p. m.—New York Central was again taken in band and lifted nearly four points.’ There was apparent rivalry behvoeu this stock and Pennsylvania. which sold on a or over in St. Paul. Missouri Pacific. Northwestern nud Amalgamated (lop- per. lfuitod States Steel old. was pull- ed lip over a point on this movement. Virginia Carolina Chemical fell 2%. The market again become quieter at slight recessions. . . HALIM KILLED. CONSTANTINOPLE: August ll—A courlmarllal held at Monastir. yester- day. condemned the gcndarmc, Haiml. to death, for the murder of M. Rostkov- ski. the Russian consul at Monsstir. The sentence. was immediately carried out. Another geudarme was sentenced to fifteen yours' maul servitude. “.— SALISBURY LITTLE BETTER. LONDON. Aug. ll—~l.ord Salisbury whose illness was announced yester- day. passed a fairly restful night. There ls no material change in his con- dition this morning though Lord Ro- bert Cecil says his father seems slight- ly stronger. FINE IN MIDDLETOWN. MIDDLETOWN. Aug. li—The explo- sion of an oil store in the kitchen of the residence of Joseph Kilpairlck on Williams street. today caused a fire which damaged the rear of the build- ilngt to e a tent of 8500 No one was knit exllloslon. flow long-were you in your last place? Cook—Three weeks ma'am. The Mistress-And why did you leave? Cook—Sure. ma’am. all the dishes were gone—Detroit Free Press. Miss D'Auber (an amateur artist)— iiave you'lover been done in oil. Mr. Marks? Mr. Marks—Well, i guess yes. Miss D'Auben—And who Was the art- ist? Mr Marks—Artist be hanged! it was a promoter that did me.”‘-Chl- cage News. W “i heard a fellow say dat he wasn't happy unless he was workin‘," said Plodding Pete. “Well." responded Meandering Mike. "dat shows what a terrible ting it is to g into “WV—Washington Star. ‘ NO SURE TH CURE. “Long experience has taught me never to recommend a preventive for moths." said a drugglst who had a windowful of-all sorts of them. “i have grown gray from women coming around to me in the fall and berating me because moths had eaten their furs in spite of a moth killer that i had "assured them was all right. once took home to my wife I moth bag which I had reason to believe was proof against the penis. She put some treasured apparel awaytin it, and when she took the things out. it had more holes than a sieve. i had no do- mestic peace for a month. Now I keep all sorts of moth i never recommen one. A woman may buy camphor. moth bails, sol. phar, moth paper, or anything else she. pleases for all i one. As Captain Cattle says. it depends on the applir cation of it. But lot are tell you.nry for moths, just think oi‘grandmo old cedar cheat. Where In get them now? Aye there's the rail" 1 “W. routes. ' - cried the «He ”take this noel excl showman. “miaepard has it you find no. shoot him out 0 spot!" sir!” Welt-pot, the can out William”. dulled . You Feel Tiled includes all held or medium would log for men and bees. “i l W on lots at 20 to 80 not cool Sale price on $1.00 shills. , . , Sale price on 500 undelivered Sale price on 500 faces halihosoém A bunch of 500 neckwear. " $1.00 bathina suit. Bou’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants .ai price. . Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar. parity at 126%. Gains reached 3 points tiles: for sale, but . boy. when you want a dead sure thing . j . . ther's SELLECK 8: PRICE 08 Washington Street South Norwalk . A .1.‘ ‘.. To Supply Your wast. Thou sliced Peaches have NOV“ 00 good that l have Just get In 8 new ‘ 1" stock. In nloe Syrup 100 can. ‘ Malta-Com, like Grape Nuts, but said to be better. A new article. 180 pkg. Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. 8min silent; New": York state. Extra fresh and fine. 25: dot. . Fresh Cabbage and Ham Squash. Tomatoes, fresh, 10¢ at: and m New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder, 15c A prize with ."PW has. ' Charcoal-dive have been short of stock. Plenty new. 100 big. Babblit'a Potash or Lye. Flush the pipes in your sink and clout every week, and use the above to help the work. .. a Don't forget the Fine Bliood Dried leaf. Any quantity fmlo tip. k . made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. ' ' The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow spectacles of your ’ Eye Classes in a few seconds. Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf. etc. - .' Call and examine them. 0. B. JACKSON. Optician. or Wall or.- Crabs, long and Round Hard Crabs. .. g. m " " ’ R. J. GUTBILL, .I. West End __Wlahlngton “not ~“”Il'ldge. . WW crease moss: THAN new: IANGAINO. rr one; "A suooursa or basins-Ls 00000 in Ixotuslvh baht rue valor Lowaar Islets. , rule is one or one my sAneAms: «so no license. ' ‘ ‘
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