4117?? ' Lfi’o
‘3 ”Thanh“?!
,Ttiiti Frail
Cream
In forms
and In In new mak-
Ina hand drum.
Order Flor any am).
we will dolivsr on time.
51sWistn‘ St.
thrillers-10133.
Mrs. Sylvester Hunt,‘ of Chestnut
street, is 111.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Ferris are
visiting in New York. '
Dennis a Blanchard have painted
their shop and sojourning buildings.
George (tale is in Ridgetleld today in
the interests at Brown's Business Col-
lege.
Matthew Bird of Newark, N J..
the guest of John W. Beatty and W11
lilm Chichester.
C. N. McKibhin team will play the
”rubber" with the Bethei team at 130-
thoi next Saturday.
Miss Maude Kinzeli has returned to
her home in South Norwalk, after a
short. visit. in Milford.
Mrs. Jones of Boston is spending a
few weeks at Mrs E. Vani.lew',s 41
West avenue. Nor walk
Misti Nora McDonough, of Boston, is
the guest of her cousin. Martin Mc-
Donough. of Dover street.
A bholce selection of good flesh and
hair brushes at very reasonable prices
can be found at the Cllfiord Pharmacy.
. Miss M. l“. Ackerman and Mrs. Hart-
ley Williams, of Norwalk, are in New
York City on a three days’ business
trip.
Miss Margaret Mocklcr, of Haviland
street, is the guest of Miss Helena A.
Donovan. at her summer home in New-
port. 11.1. r »
James Turnbull, representative of
the Alien Ditchoet Company. whole
sale grocers, of New York, was in town
today, "calling on trade.
-—Furnfshed Rooms with or without
board, at Warwick Hotel. 21 North
Main St. Wm. C. Jesse, Prop.
Miss Sadie Sherwood. of Southport,
has returned home from a pleasant vis-
it with her cousin Miss Hattie Punzelt
at her home in South Norw alk.
Samuel Creagii. Tamas Mockler,
Charles Zocllonger d Hubert Mock
ler have returned 1 m a week‘s err-
eampment on Cedar Hammock island.
~Candy. Candy. Quantities of Can-
dy, Anything you want, 10 and 20c. lb,
M. S. Smith & Co.
Miss Fannie Decker, of Pawtuckct.
R. I., is the guest of Miss Ethel Spra-
guo. of Union street. Her sister, Miss
May Decker is‘ visiting Miss Smith, of
Norwalk.
A new edition of the corporation laws
has been issued from the ofiiec of the
secretary of state, and persons who rae
interested can receive copies by mak-
ing application.
Mia Sadie Brown has taken a po-
sition at F. D. Lawton & Company‘s
store in South Main street having re-
signed her situation as bookkeeper for
W. ”Sturtevant
The, commissioners appointed to
hear claims against the estate of the
iate'Daniel P. Morrell held a meeting‘
yesterday. and then adjourned for two
weeks, to settle matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Clark. of Phila-
dolphin are visiting Mr. Clark' 3 sister.
Mrs. William Quinn, of Scribner ave
nus. This is Mr. Clark' s tlrst leIt in
twelve years to Norwalk.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Building and - Loan Association was
held last evening. It the cities of Tay-
lor & Golden. Eighteen'new members
were taken in. and 86,000 was loaned.
The last excursion of the South Nor-
walk Quartelte Club will take place
Sunday, Aug. 23. The club will go on
the Hampton to Rockaway Beach. For
tisne of starting and price of tickets see
a .
R. Schnetmsn. of Bridgeport. has
a card in the window of the Hayes
building in North Main street, near '
Ann. to the effect that be will open
a ladies' taller and furrler shop there,
September 1.
—Shlrt Waist Sale now going on.
Everything 14 price. M. S. Smith I; Go.
Arrangements are being made by
Putnam Hose com ny at South Nor-
wIlh and Phoenix gine company of
Nomalhio r.- s. joint outing and clam.
bake lib be held' before the end of the
m
.. Henry R.
of South N 1!, but how located in
1 Boston, was sown yesterday, calling
‘ on old icausintsneas Hr. Turner was
secretary of the Mid lira Ips'luri
.. Company.
itinerant.
as on fresh Ish. etc.
‘last night. in which a man and a wom-
rner. a former resident
.iltss.lilnnts Austin. of Norwalh. is
spending two weeks at York. Maine.
P. B. Kavsnagh, of Norwallt. is in
Providence today to attend the funeral
of his sister. ,
Miss Lillian Bennett, of Franklin
avenue. Norwalk. has accepted a posi-
tion as stenograpber at the Hotel Clif‘
while being towed down the harbor
this morning. it will remain until
high tide.
The fancy table committee on St.
Mary' a parish fair will hold a meeting
this evening. The canvassing commit-
tee will meet tomorrow evening.
The members at McKinley Com-
mand. Spanish War Veterans, will en-
joy a shore dinner at Dorlon's Point
tgla evening. A big time is anticipate
e .
'A tight occurred in Railroad avenue.
In tlgured. Before the police reached
there they had made their disappear-
once.
A four year old child living in South
Main street fell and cut one of her
knees badly this morning. She was
carried to the nomce of Dr. Cronin
where the wound was treated.
The work of running a spur track in-
to the Norwalk fair grounds property
is progressing nicely. The material
for the construction of the mill bulld-
lngs will be run into the grounds on
this track.
Frank Hayes, clerk at his brother,
John T. Hayes‘ stbre. at 5 Main street
tion. Frank went to New York yes
terday and today is seeing the sights
of Coney island.
The preparations for the Country
Fair to be given on the grounds of the
Catholic Club Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week are about com-
pleted and the club looks forward to
a most successful occasion.
Mrs, Emery H. Burton, of Cincinnati,
who has been visiting friends here, left
this morning for New York, where she
will meet her husband. who has been in
Europe, and who is due in New York
today. They will then go to Cincin-
nati,
Ivan Cameron. one of Raymond Bro-
thers‘ men. was bitten by one of his
employers' mules yesterday and today
his shoulder feels as big as one of Ray-
mond i rothcrs' contracts. il‘or'tunute-
iy for him, however, no bones were
broken.
The paving under the. Washington
street railroad bridge which was ripped
up to lay the trolley cross over track
there, has been almost all put back in
place again and the job will be com-
pletedtonight. No wire has as yet
been strung under the bridge.
Considerable disturbance was made
last night by a drunken colored man of
massive proportions who lay in the
gutter above Trinity Church and yelled
impreoatlons at passcrsby. Tire po-
lice were notified, bill before they ar-
rived on the scene he was gone.
George Lancaster. for some timc‘con-
nected with the Atlantic Hotel, in
Bridgeport, has been selected by Land»
lord Walz as clerk at. the Hotel Clif‘
ford. Mr. Lancaster succeeds R. N.
Dayton, who has secured a lucrative
position as room clerk at Yates Hotel.
Syracuse, N. Y., and leaves South Nor-
walk tonight.
W. E. Barnes. Bridgeport: A. S. Le—
P‘eorc. Norwalk; .lohrr Putnam, New
Haven; W. L. Dickie. F. ii. Drowns.
Gerald J. Gaul. llostou; J. R. iieffcr~
man, W. A. Parks, .1, Cohen. A. E.
Lansingh. 0. Dean, S. .1. Hosior'd, It.
.1. Matchct. J. H. Tully. wife and baby,
P. Oman and wife, New York; N.‘ J.
Plntner, South Norwnllt; E. 'l‘. Scullon.
Providence; Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hos-
ford, Mt. Vernon were guests yester-
day and last night at the Hotel Clif-
ford. .
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it ».
PRESIDENT ROSS RESIGNQ
BOSTON, Aug. lit—James Ross has
resigned as the president of the Doni-
inion iron and Steel Company. The rea’
son Is not announced.
IE‘r'rER THhN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children 01
bed wetting. it it did there "would be
few children that would do it. 'iherc
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs'
M. Summers Box 515 Noise Danae.
Ind., will send her home "fitment at
any mother. She asks no money
Write her todgy if your children tron
hie you in this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are It can! help it.
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WOULD YOU LIKE A .
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THE TABARD INN LIBRARY
FREE OF COST?
if so, you can secure one by ordering
THE‘ MAIL AND EXPRESS.
It -
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COLEMAN S
news aoou. .
111 North Main It, . 4.. ma
scent that 0‘ tenements
Baseball sad Sporting Coeds.
I
wfldw. f“ ,.... _......
WORN” Id. sad see his rifle .
. A barge of lumber stuck in the mud .
Norwalk, is enjoying his annual vaca- -
OUR GREAT GUANANTIII IATISFAOTION ON NQNSV MCK-
The Great Red Tag‘adlo.
.llrj'lt'l
Geod Suits Cheap. ii?
Red Tag Sale price: mean profit for you.
of carrying
to season—We'll tall: the loss now and be glad it' 5 no
But in In: other in the habit
worse.
As Fall Goods are beqlnnin to come in. lane simply
MUSTrmsh out the suits quick 3».
$10 and $12
Suits,
bargains.
$4.8 .39. 88. $13 88.
Reductions in Furnishings.
Dollar shirts are now marital 5,9c. All Imperial II
and 1' I 50 shirts are 5 9c. Regular 5 0c shirts are now 29c
On one table you will find nechwear. yac'h'llri
odds and ends or man
time to fix your boy lg
no» on boy's suits.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tsl. Gall, 32-2.
tion
set.
long ago.
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
These are among the hay best 6.1 sins of this sale of
We have I goodly oarielyo 07
10’» rice. and can fit any man.
her suit bargains demanding attention are marked
sorts mar/ted at I shilling. A good
”cheat—prices are at ill: bet-y bottom
in buying grain and tend, it’s not so important to save
money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi-
Here. you can do both We want you to br- lievc that ,
this is a dependable store «you get what you think you
if you btiy your next lot of outs of us, you 11 be sor-
ry but for one tiring—that you urdn't begin to patrohizo us
MANUEL T. HATCH.
not for as.
from season
.57. 88
patterns yet at this
4
9 Caps and
. D
NONWALK.
narratives. ,-
A Very malt: Selec-
‘4
BTEAMERS la COLLISION.
The City of Bangor and the Frank
Jones Collide Near Rockiand, MI.
BOSTON. Aug. lil.~Tho Eastern
Steamship Company otlicials have re-
ported that thcfrateamer. the City of
Bangor. and the steamer-Frank Jones.
were in a soillsion Ii. Roc_,kIatrd Maine.
at an early hour on morning. The
City of Bangor w‘u nbiii‘iured and pro-
ceeded. The r htfionos put back to
the wharf at Rock rid; “but the damage
she sustained was not known.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m. ——Tbc
opening stock market was unsettled by
a continuation of yesterday's latc pro-
fit taking at some points and support at
in
38
includes all light or medium wean 101,
Sale price on $1.00 shirts.
Sale price on 500 underwear.
A bunch 01 50c neckweat.
ii for men and bOilS.
1.00 bathing suit.
{do
Straw Hats. 25c on the dollar.
Tot. Gall. 44-4.
1
, ”and l
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JACKsoN's
“WMOWOW
STUDIO
Fine PhotogI-‘nphl
It
"Popular Prices--
Studio Hour-
Ioto I! um; I so a p. m.
I) Wait It. .. Horus-III
Opponlt. “out
Be unto-date and as:
EASIMAHS KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatlo and
non halation.
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For I ale by
‘William P. Boone,
19 WALL STREET.
Pint quality work [who tI'Id.
" LEW, .441 Main
_ . Photographic Dollar.
‘ “I. C. HOWES
' tly hesdo r Sisgel S Copper, and The Hall Studios,
as Yorhcity, owil kitchens tor the summer. of my Studio.
Strut. Namath.
' 01d sight It! a matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses.
you dad dlmculty in reading, while for distance your sight is good you re-
quire old sight glasses. Old sight shews itself at about forty A competent
optlclan should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
.1 HOMER I. HOYT. RIFRAOTINO OETIOIAN,
Room I United Bank buildingf Instill math. eons.
Otllco hoursltoll 45 8::45todao.
. Ivo. 2 Nut dehydration.” 00- per
loin III! other sizes In stock-at
86, :15 delivered
Special Appointments st convenience at
Saturday evening:I ‘I-I.
pane-s.
NORWALK. CONN.
It
others notably In the Pacifics. Vir-
ginia, Carolina Chemical fell a point
on the passing of the dividend and
Tennessee Coal dropped 3 in the reduc-
tion in Southern Pig iron. Opening
sales of Rock island were 3,500 shares
at 30% to 3014. compared with 31% last
night. The stock subsequently ran off
to below 30.
WALL STREET, it u. m.~Tire rally
in Rock island steadied the market.
but with renewal of pressure on that
stock. and a drop in Amalgamated to a
point under last night, the tone became
heavy. Hock island fell 1%, and de-
clines from last night‘s level reached
to 1V, in Mlsourl i’aclilc, Wabash.
.ouisvillo and Nashville. Chesapeake
8:. Ohio, Southern Railway, Brooklyn
Transit, Sugar. Consolidated Gas and
a number .of minor stocks. General
Electric and North American dropped
3. The market was irregular at 11
o‘clock.
WALL S I‘REI'JT. noon—"Fire market
became dull and attzrtliot for n time
but fresh selling orders appeared in
volume carrying prices lower than be—
fore. ltock island's has reached 2%.
.Amalnamnml. Lcct‘nl‘r pfd. and lit-la~
ware and Hudson 2 or over, United
States 81ch pfd. W; and the common.
St. Paul. l‘uiou Pacific. Atchison, Ca-
nadian l‘ru-ittc, Eric. Heading. Nora
folk and Western and Baltimore an
Ohio came into the range of l to IV;
point losses. The pressure relaxed be»
fore been but there were no rallies of
consequence. Bonds were ir‘rceulur.
WALL STREET, 1 p. rn.~No effec-
tive support drvr-lopotl during the noon
hour and Rot-k island was carried iii/i.
under last night. St. Louis. Southwest-
ern old. 3%. Brooklyn Trans" 3. Aural.
gaurated Copper. St. Paul and Metro-
politan Sircct Railway 2% and Missou-
ri Pacific. Atchison. Southern Pacific.
Reading. Kansas (‘in Southern and
l'nited States Steel pill, about 2 points.
The market stcudicll at the end of the
hour.
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TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ma
pies & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
hers. Swartr. & Corbett mock, South
Norwaik:
Atna1.Cop.. 50:14 507.1 4814. 18‘“
A. C, & it‘. Co, 34 34 34 .14
A. C. & F. 111.. 84 341,1 84 841’
Am. Cot. 011. 31 ill 30%
Am, Loco. 197,4. 19% 19
Am. Smelt. 45-11 45% 45%
Am. Sugar, 117 117 1155-1.
Anaconda. 78% 711171; 76%
A. T. S. Fe, 63 (13-71;. 61%
A. 'l‘. & S. F. p, 90 till 811%
Bill. & Ohio 83% 84 82%
Bklyn R T. 47 47% 45
Ches. & Ohio 34% 35 34
Ch. Gt. West. 17% 1714 16%
C. M & S. P..144% 145% 143%
Col.South.,14% 14% 14%
Con. aGs. 180 180 179%
Del, a bind. 165 165 165
Erie. , so“ am 2955 2911.
Erie, 181. 111., 68 68 6755 67%
Con. Rice“ 165 165 165 165
111. Central. 133% 133% 133% 133%
Lou. & Nash, 1117 107 105% 106
Manhattan, 135% 135% 134' 134%
Met. St, Ry., '11556 115% 114% 114%
Melt. Cent. 155‘ 15% 14% 14%
M .K. & T.. 20% 20% 20% 20%
M. K. & T.. pf., 43 43% 43 43%
Mo. Pacific. 116 96 94% 94%
N. Y. Centrai,124% 12414 12314 123%
Nor. S: West, 63% 8le 621.41 62%
Ont & West. 24% 24% 23% 23%
Penn. R. R.. 125% 125% 124% 124%
Fee. Cu. son 94%
Pres. S. Car. 44% 4495 44 44
Reading, 58% 57 55% 55%
Rep. Steel. 12% 13% 12 12%
Rock island, 30% 31 29 2916
Rock island, p., 85 85 66
Rub. Goods.
Union Psc., pt. 85%
U. S. 1., 8% . .
U, 8. pass .13
‘ tr. 8.3.41 0.. at;
8. Rubber-g:
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SELLECK a. PRIGE
York ItItI.
made by anyone wearing Eye (1' asses.
is appreciated is evident from the crowds of eager purchasers that ~
to our store last week, and tool: advantage of the‘himihs o” 9:96..
- we still mt stall at those “(it so Rockers at u. so.
. Several styles of Porch Rockers It 8:. it), regular priced 88.50
by. «.
98 Washington Street, South Norwailt‘.
k. in nice Syrup, 10¢ can.
Malta-Cores, like Grape Nuts, but said to be better. A new artists, the pl:
Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. Special III NI!
Extra trash and fins. 25:: dos.
Fresh Osbbbps and Home Squash. Tomatoes, fresh. 10¢ qt: and“? . ‘
New steak of Golden Rod llkiflg Powder, 159. A prlu VIM “dry Ilsa.
Charcoal—WI have hurt short of stock. Plenty new. 10a hip. ~ ‘
Babbitt'a Potash or Lys. Flush the pipes in your still: Intelsat Ivory
k, and use the above to help the work. '
Don't forget on Fine Silcsd Drisd seer. any quantity min to up. ~’
.[l
The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow Spectacles 01W
Eye Classes in a few seconds.
Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf. etc.
Call and examine them.
0. B. 'JJCKSON,
58 WeilSt. Optic-Ian. -
Salmon. Sword mi.
Bias ran. Weak m
1
R. J. cufisrLL if;
It End washington Street Bridge.
Parlor Tables as, you know at 82. 9 8, regular prices 33. 5
Fine wane bangles Beds with brass rail, 1: Ii. 00, regal '
These articles are marked so low that you cannot word he
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