n 1 out 1
glut. ti" h.t. 1
“Miss Carrie Barrett, in Georgetown.
lsspending s few days in Norwsilr.
‘ 2. #3} ”mam run...” 2 Store closes dolly except Batur- . .
tlsiu. days st 5 o'clock. ,.
l h ‘1 " -—New Fslii’oumsn Derbys, O'Brien. . ‘ W . " .‘ ’, ‘ 1
w" "w“ W" °‘ “‘°""'°°"' " South Norwalk’s Great Dru Goods House.
the guest of her grandmother in South ,
Norwnilt. 5 ' ‘ 1 1
Judge [lumen and family, of Green- lro THE TRAVELER. . l1 F
You! can buy anything you need :
wich. are the guests of R. w. Keoler.
to hold year belongings (from s
In wrr 1 1 1
Miss Helen ten, 0; Glonbrooka
m“ b n .mfil ‘ m at “a" 1” tiny “grip" to big trunk) here at
A’i‘
5.5.3:},1153.
in.
‘rb
‘1' r 'ir “ a: , .. I. l-
So'uth orwa
iii devalue.
, , wss‘rrtsa rounder.
‘2 —"5
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday. A. disturbs es of
considerable energy In centre this‘
mprning over Lake Superior it is pro-
ducing cloudy weather and coal show-
err! in the upper Mississippi valley and
northern portion of the Lake re‘gion.
Pleasant weather prevails In other see-
lions. Conditions favor for this vicin-
Ity pleasant weather with slightly
higher temperature.
Miss Gertrude Lyons, of Norwalk,
will take part in an entertainment in
Georgetown. Saturday, the 29th inst.
given under the auspices of the choir
of :Gllbert'Memorisl Church.
The Central Labor Union, of Dan-
bu'ry. will havo a big excursion to
Pleasure Beach. Labor Day and It In
expected that the Norwslk organisa-
tion will also go to this resort.
7—Yacht and Golf Caps, O'Brien.
Rock bottom prices prevail at "the
stores of Comatock Brothers now, and
any man or boy that needs a suit
shbuld take advantage of them before
It is too late.
hi. i. Cornea. Frank Smith. Mr Hon-
dricks. ‘F A. Burdsall. c. H. Parker
and Will Persons. all of the McKIb-
bin Manufacturing Company. are at-
tending the Pittsburg- -New York game
in New York. today
Captain and Mrs. Crabbe of North
Stsmtord entertained the Misses Ains-
worth and Miss Sodorstrom of South
th‘walk, over Sunday. Miss Ains-
worth is contralto soloist at the South
Nor-walk Baptist Church.
-—Maiien Jars. 60c. doz. F. D. L. 1 Co.
Members of the Norwalk Business
Men’s Association can procure their
tickets for the banquet to be held at
Roton Point. Wednesday evening, from
Harvey M. Kent. Frederick A. Look-
wood. Samuel Lynes and C. E. Curtis.
H. A. Woodward. W. A. Parks, E. E.
Scoville, J. H. Mott. E. F‘. Sanborn. E.
S. Parmelee, John Laverty. L E. Ruge,
New York; H. S. Powell, New Haven;
C. W. Sh‘epard.‘Westfleld. Mass; W. H.
Rerlfleld, Dunbury. were at the Hotel
Clifford yesterday and last night.
The next meeting of the Norwalk
City Council will be held two weeks
from Monday evening, September 7th.
As this will be Labor Day. it is proba-
ble that the session will be idjodrned
to the following night. as customary
when the meeting occurs on a holiday.
—-New and complete stock Ladles'
Muslin Underwear. Special prIieIes for
Sat. and Mel}. on White Skirts:
Smith 82 Co.
Cockonoe Tribe. I. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
walk, will hold a meeting. this even-
ing. The traVeling canoe. which was
received by the Tribe last week, is
still in the window of the Glondeuning
pharmacy. Before passing It on the
NIorwaIk Red Men will attach a seam
n r
Company D will hold a meeting at
the srmory, this evening, when several
matters .‘of intére will be (115ch
The cohrpauy will old a shoot at the
Westport avenue range, on Labor Day
morning. when an attempt will be
made to qualify men for the regimen-
tal team ‘
lou can get Sperry & Bar sshtltils‘
ders for the small sum of 9 on is}. at
Joseloif's. and they are tine Tr one.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Morris Gottlieb went
to South Norwalk. Saturday, where
they re stood n or t. sunday they
went to ey i all the excursion.
Mrs. Gottlleb returned but Mr. Gottlleb
will remnlnr in NmYoflt duringrthe
week, and is ordering his stock at fall
and winter goods. IdgthelId Press.
Next Thursdayt annual meeting
of the Association Chiefs of Police
of Connecticut‘nnd Rhoda lslmd'wiil
be held at Savin Rock. Secretary of
the Association Captain McGinty, of
Danbury, has sent out the .c 1
gardlng the meeting. Chief $1
keep open house at his 0 . 1
street during the day of t meet ng.
The R s. G's will play Kid Cnrsey's
Metropolitans, of New York, tomorrow.
The a a Ca went to Network. on
Sunday. and defeated the Meta on
their own grounds, by the score otlls.’
teen to lips. The . 1.
sup be one
professions teams
There awaits a p my
. .r 1" .- 1I
' enscmtri‘fireslru '
We select the very best stockpi-
tat-able tor our starlet. Wherryou
wmyeu‘cctflmfmmsm
edbytlre torn and ,
Branch, N. J..
Cholera lntantum, dysentery,
Mrs. William Ackor, of New York
city. ll. visiting her sister. Mrs. Gale,
of Gerard Place.
«Sweet Potatoes. 35c. pk. F...DL&Co.
Miss llpion Delury has returned to
her home In Dsnbury, after being the
guest of NorwslkI friends.
all‘clraer Kelley, 'gnte tbhder, at the
cross street crossing, be resumed his
duties alter‘ a week' 3 'vsc ion.
Mabel Mer rill of tiniest ,L. l., is
swpcnding a few days with r. and Mrs.
WHB Austin, ofWoodward avenue.
Robert Dooley. of Georgetown. has
secured s position with the Holmes.
Kceler, Selleck Company, Norwalk.
—ancy Sweet Potatoes, 35c. per
peck. Joseloff‘s, North Main street.
The Rev. James B. Werner. rector
of Grace Church, will oillclste at the
Crsnbnry chapel. Sunday morning.
The Misses Bose and Minnie Gott-
lieb. of South Norwalk, are the guests
of Mrs. Morris Gottlieb. in Bidgelreld.
Mrs. Cyrus Puncher and sister of
South Salem. came to Norwsik Tues-
day. to spend a few days with‘frleyrds.
The estate ,left by the late Jacob
Hess, of Port Chester. father of Wil-
I’l'smm Boss, of Norwalk. is valued at
17
~Another lot of those Taffeta Rib-
bons, the best quality. all widths.10c.
yd. M. ‘8. Smith at Go
Refrigerators and wash dress goods
are the clearance articles In D. M.
Reed's ad. today. Read it and profit
thereby.
Captain Lucien Stevens. of Clinton.
has been spending a few days in South
Norwalir. on business connected with
his new boat.
-~All styles Alpines, O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac sttal and Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon Abraham, of Port
Chester, spent Sunday with friends at
South Norwslk.
The addition to the Center School is
progressing nicely. and by the time
school opens. will be well advanced to-
ward completion.
-—Sweet Potatoes. 35c. pk. FD.L.&Co.
Miss Bertha Hawkins. of Southport.
Is spending a week as the guest of her
cousin Miss Anna Hawxhurst, at her
home in Norwalk.
Elbirt W. Fitch, of West street, is
entertaining Joseph Collin, of Long
who Is on route to Nova
Scotia on a vacation trip.
Another slaughter In hammocks Is
In full sway at Sturtevant's. Read the
ad., then go and buy one for next sum-
mer if you do not need it now.
~Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 35¢. per
peck. Joseloff's. North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Boers. of
Berkley street, Norwalk, returned
home yesterday afternoon from a sev-
eral days' outing In Bidgciield.
Miss Florence Pollard. of Norwalk,
is In Port Chester. renewing» old ac-
quaintances. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Clough, of Locust avenue.
-Look at those $1.50 Lawn Wron-
pers now on sale at M. S. Smith &
Co's. Only 75c ea.
Mrs. John H. Manning and daughter.
Miss Helen Cahill. Norwalk and Miss
Moran, of Tremont. New York, Mil be
vIsItOrs at Lake Warsmaug. this yak.
——1Three spectres threaten twhy' s
rhoea. Dr Fowler‘s Extract of Wild
Strawberry never fails to contour
them.
The soil fromI South Norwsik to
Huntingtzn.Lls1 borrowing
ith Wilto
n vdople “will?
popular
rlday last. quite a large party made
the trip.
~Umbrelias. Mourning IBsnds. OBrien.
Cam Ducross. of the 1? copies“-
Market. mentions a nice line of fish ill
his ad. in today‘ s were; and they are
all Wked‘at the “on! reasonable
prlcQ;f.
w it looks as though Kid Csrsey meant
to turn the tables on the It A: G's Sat-
srde‘yds be has wri ten to the man-
ager ihnt he has ”OBI e would like to
bet on the heme. .
II—rSweet Potatoes 35c. plump. L. &C
11v“ E $110ng “lilo“.
They hsysfihfiainterest’pzplhings in
d ya a.
their ad
I“ been 11- A. Jsdgo. 0f Tram
New Tertiary, who is the guest of held:
tires in Roweytonmil preach in the
« ..aa
Are you well used for that. vacation
trip? if you are not the Howlsnd Dry
scour Company stands really will in
the go) and garnish whatever you lack.
Bend their id.
mnu‘sb- messianic or
fillings
manners.
dig? till
s dry-goods price. This store has
built up a wonderful trunk and
bag business just by selling good
stout articles and having them
here when pcoplc‘ wanted 'cm.
Let today’s detail of smaller
articles stand sponsor for the
whole stock.
Suit-cases—-licst cowhide leath-
er, polished brass lock, steel
frame, leather straps in body and
lid, 22 and 24 iuclr.——-$5 ca.
Kcratol SuitCascs —-—: With
straps in body of case, two out-
side straps, and two bolts, 24 inch,
olive and brown—$3.
' Bags—Made on steel frame,
grain leather. [4 to 18 inch—$1.25
75c. ca.
FiberTelescope—Cases—
Strong, waterproof, all sizes,—-
ca.
Canvas-covered telescopes, pro~
tccted with leather corners, two
strapsp-wzgc. to 75c.
Canvas-covered Telescope Suit-
cases, bound with sole leather. ex-
tra heavy leather corners and
leather straps. canvas lincd,—-I8-
inch, $1.25; 20-inch, $1.50; 22-
inch, 331.75: 24-inch, $2.
Sole leather 'l‘runk Straps, 7, 8
and 9 feet Iong.—40c. ca.
Extra heavy web strap with
lcvcr buckle that's self-locking
and must he released with key—-
sue on.
Japanese straw Satcirels,—25c.
tolroc.
Japarresc straw Suit-Cases, all
sizes ~—$.r. I9 on
Japanese straw 1‘ clescope Cas-
cs, all sizes,——$I. r9 ca.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS Co.
Bridgeport cone.
Small Weak Fish tic. lb.. 5 lbs. 25c.
Large Weak Fish 8c. lb.
Boasts Mackerel so. lb.
Fiat Fish 7c 1b., 3.23
Snapper Blues. 10c. lb. 3
Large Blues, 120. lb. "'
Steak Cod. 10c. lb. "1" 3
cm] lb.
“Ha glidifiéé‘il’t ‘9.
haters and Hard Crabs, But
a ..
m Rounhlllsmd" 1‘"
DUCROSS.
j? ' Washington Street Bridge
IOIdI Salvation Army Building.
Special Meat Prices.
. Slashed Hams, 15c lb.
dammed, 10c lb.
Pot Bonat,’10c lb. up]
Plats sInd Nsble Corned Beef.
suns, 20o dos.
fitermelohs. 30c and the
mu. 2. ”7 5c qt.
Lemons.1 20c and ilbc
8 lb. Pail Lard. 85o
Legs of Lamb, 14 to 18¢
li‘t1I_IInnsI'eers,l ' 19c
stark
Don’t Do Your®wn
Cookies Dunno
This Warm
Weather
We deliver daily salmon-
are.“
(:chth the has: of mi
an M l" 0'" ”whwhisrclisflecomy more
TM" ' humour-aeemrm
"Art's-he“- t
braids are ctleish and popular.
‘eddmh hats. msli'h'e,
'Innurance
This Slore Begins Its I I' -
up ,b' "M 11
iii
Saturday Mornrng, August I5tlr
la.» 14-h. AA ' "n- .
For Just Seven Days... w w ._ ,
. This great opportuuiiu to has all sorts oiseasonable merchandise at profitless prices 77
will last just seven working daus. it is needless for us to emphasize the fact that we
are honest in our statements: that event item offered here is a bargain. The one meat 1;
object of this sale Is to reduce stock quickie. We have carefullu planned for results;
planned to make this the biuuest seven daus business in store history. You are invited
to attend this. sale and share in the broad economies which it oiiers.
L P 8. 3.,
83-85 Washington 512., So. Norwalk, Conn
THREW MEN OFF TRAIIN
WINNEMUCCA. Nev , Alli. ,
Sheriff Lsmb.‘ of l-fumbo‘ldt pilot}, I
ear ALL vou weir.
Persons troubled with indigestion or
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
-Nlnety nine of every one hundred dis-
count: that children have are due to dis
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Two Oeuvres Aqslnst Palms-tor In a
spepsis can eat all they’want If they
Il take nodol Dy spopsin Cure. This orders of the stonrach. and these diaor village of Canterbury. captured four men It hemlock w
rmedy prepares the stomach for "it! riots are all (abused by indigestion. Ko- CANTERBURY, Conn. Aug. 211.. Is alleged. have been oper ll M _
option. retention. digestion and as-
Ilntion of all of rho wholesome
tried that may be eaten. and enables
i 'o digestive organs to transform the
a me Into the kind of blend that gives
h alth and strength. Sold by Clifford
P nrmacy. ”
Ilol Dyspepsia Care is Just as good for
children as it Is for adults. Children
thrive on It. it keeps their little atom
this section very success any
time past. The four men boarded 1
freight trains fifteen miles east of I‘
lock and robbed several men .
found riding on the trains, best ,
and threw them of! the swlfilg fir
trains. Patrick Walsh. of h
Nev" was shot three times after. _
robbed and died later frltdi‘hl std; ‘ull
Tire men are further so clad of ha.”
been implicated in stedlipg 0
case of Mr and Mrs. Harvey urtoh.
of Montreal, which conisined 32.000
worth of jewels and trofo in currency
August 13 from a passenger train.
rmunso SIGNANLMAN aeoovslt~_.
Thomas Brown, postmaster at Pack-
crsville, a village of this town. In in
Jail at Brooklyn. charged with murder
““h‘ “WW3 and encourages “1°" in two counts in causing the death of
"0““ and development. MW- Henry Frederick Montgomery, brother of C
Carter, 706 Central street. Nashville. “1 Montgomery. The hearing has
Tenn. "3": "My little boy 13 "0' been held before Justice of the Peace
""99 ’9‘“ old and h“ been ““39““ ii. H. Hunter and“ stands adjourned
from indigestion 9"“ since be "all rrrrtil next Tuesday. The first charge
born. I have had the best doctors in Is that Brouri coursed Montgomery‘s
Nashville. but failed to do him any death by ("09.an and the second ,1.
11003-er “8138 one bottle 0‘ K0401 leges that he caused death by use of an
he Is a well baby. l recommend It to ”,1
allsuiferors." Kodoldigostswhat you The men went out in a boat in a
0... Int makol the stomlch IWGGl. Bold Pond here on July 3 and Brown re.
by Clifford Pharmacy. turned and reported that Montgomery
......“ n a bee . w ' M m
NEARLY oscaprrnao ev ream. ‘ ”my“ "er N M °
gomery's body was found there were
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 31.——~The body of many contusions on the head. The mod
a man who had been almost decapitated Ical examiner gave a verdict that death
railroad tracks near East street. Medi-
was caused by accidental drowning.
cal Examiner Eliot gnveaverdict of ac- Brown In married and is. about fifty
oh. Lonmsn eAILe FOR eosrorv.
.. LIVERPOOL. Aug. his-The Rev. Dr
rge C. Lorimer. of New York. is a
Disaster on the Dominion Line steam-
er New England, which sailed from
this port today for Boston. He had
been drawing great congregations dur-
lug hisslny In this country, but refused
all overtures to accept a call in Lou-
don.
PUT! AN END TO IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftimcs comes as I
result of unbearable pain from over
Theron Graves William Howard m
Earl Beebe. members at the Third goes
tion. Signal Corps, New Marlon, why
were niured while returning mm
“in“ 0'88“”. ”Wine“ Backache h"- vldental death and the coroner express- years old. Montgomery W88 10"! fromtt e annual encsln ment
or complaint and COMNNNM- Bill ed an opinion that the man was a years old. .. . tlci ”9911‘ are realm“?
tlllnkn ‘0 Dr. Kings NEW Life Pills "-me The underlucr I‘ho took ' .. aim ‘u Howud'lllOImmllm.
POTEN PILL PLEASURE.
they put an end to it all. They are
gentle brrt thorough. Try them. Only
2 c. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter's
ug store
charge of the body thinks the man was
not a trump. as the clothing was of ex-
cellent quality. There is nothing by
”Ithlgg‘ the man‘s identity can be esetab-
s .
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRESENTS
TEN DOLLARS EARNED.
The average men, does not save to
exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
He must spend nlhe dollars in living
expenses for every dollar saved That
being the case he can not be too care-
‘ ly bruised and will be sore dorm . .
time to come. Beebe lonttho grunt
toe of his right foot and Graves’ Ill'
juries were slight. The letter. was Bill
Wednesday afternoon sndtodsy.
WILL AFFECT DEPUTY C
TORS OF INTERNAL '1le
that imam
‘ .
Whichm will affect deputy collectors 0!
Internal revenue. it is in the elect
that those oilicisls are not permitted
The pills that are potent In their ac
tion and pleasant in sheet are Deru's
Little Early Risers. W. S. Phllpot, of
Albany. Gm. says “During a hilious at
tack i took one. Small as It was it ~
did me more good than calomel, hi to-
mass or any other pills I ever took
at the same time It affected are plans
antly Little 'y.m“i,l;f~”°”rm"
2 Iron THAT com
o‘ It may result In Pneumonia. Brn-
s llsn Balm to hooking up Colds when-
eyei- trled. almost without «caption.
as, lioness $1 .Wlmtles. rm Clit-
”rial-star’s or Pictured s. .
S llilllllfll
ly sn idedl pll. by Clifton
Pharmacy. w.- , ,
i
MANAGER IO'NEIC“. DUOPENDED.I
ful Ibout unnecessary expenses. Very (#1, id
often Ir few cents proper” invested. ° ’" '
like buying' seed for his garden will Penalty lor Corr;- magnrh Assault on W‘stmmfigaéfififif ’tfi
i I vi save several dollars elitlayI later on. Umpire rck. _ m the President which statedthnt
deputy collectors In the city of Fhlio?
dolphin were members of the 1mm
council. ‘ -
ravmc 70 are“ 'rIIs canola“
MONTREAL. Att- 315i more.
of the Richelieu an Ontgrio N's
tion Company stats wreckin‘
more have left Quebec to host "tho
penny stgamer Czolina‘mifler 1 1
ng w as to a use an
asho'l‘g‘amdr Pese'A- Pierre. ‘4’“
never any danger. and according to
port of the company' s Wolf M“
pnesenghrs were to“ 1
VII court mfortsbls
in to are it Tsdoussd.
MEXICO
usxro r r?
10!. flow of flu!“ l
the new outbreak oi
The cases. three in utilities,
Effie stio, n. “rwm
Biennium The port “’7‘?
the closed.
It is the nine in buying Chamber
lsin’s Cello Chillers Ihd Diarrhoea Ile—
medy. it costs but a few’ cents and s
bottle of it in the house often saves
a doctor bill of several dollars. For
sale by Stillson Powell Company, Bax-
ter Pharmacy, Cllhord Pharmacy. “
.._L._....._t__..
WJIKNAN'S (IBM {CNN OFF.
shamans .at—éa es era's
rage. employed in e lumbl as barrel
room at the Mslleahle Iron Fitting , . . .
corn any works, caught his arm in one ONLYCUIEEOR DVSPI'IIA.
Mole yesterday, and the limb lll- until-h _ ., I
was tom of! at the elbow. .He was
taken to the New Haven hospital.
where the limb was amputated above .t
the elbow. Grocer-go Is a. Fol
twenty- dive years old. she Islam
BBIBGEPOBT; A.-ug IL—Presldent
Whitman oi the Connecticut baseball
leases. yesterday, indefinitely suspend-
ed Don O Neill, manger. ot the Holy-
oke been. and «barred him from the
groundsotail tesmslntheiengue.
President Whitlnck stated that the
reason for his action was an alleged
assault by. Manager O’ Neill on Umpire
Merrick ..at. a. some In Bolyoke lsst
Monitor.
We are south—H some of the newer
and prettiest sty es in white and inen
nhrcl’l‘ rhea, also Batavia hats and white
ha
WWO".
'Ourrl Milan, ”hellfire“ rough” hlld may
belies ct dress and ts'rlor- 1,
chiflon, ' straw
hats, trimmed and untrimmed, st
. meta-max; iii rot!!! rustic yells.
eves-flung
Mr onrbut nothing helped me
”331%“ Bouillon ”fl?” Coronado
M. "5i
to. edit”... -
. ...
’usv‘v definitions Iron ehssioro.
can emcee.- m Laws“
change in command is denounced at
the melamine mm w. Hobbs
'— oi “Ar-mm can. commanding there.
~ Marooned to the Atlantic coast.
The. new Mountaineer will
. boost” Charles. Morris, new in can-
.at-m more '0. o .
l "H ...—4.3 '
Ing Neils mm and
* IlAlter IQUAnIl Hill?“ ON CHIH- gpros uisingsouenlltlol
We”
mwyensttsetofsevmcrsn
Mm .
thematic
MN! will a “no?!“
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