hoard owners: soul. :1 sons
. “III Fruit
ream ..
In (arms '
and we are ‘now mak-
lug heel: cream.
Order for eny peel.
Ive MI! deliver on III-re.
‘ «’51 wallow SI.
l “n. m
"arm
At ordoy ,
are spending the day at Glen island.
St. Matthew' a Sunday fish of Wil-
ton. is plonlcing at Roton
day.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin 0! Well
e‘treet, spent Tuesday In New York'
I: ty.
There will be a regular meeting of
the 0. U. A. M ,ths evening. in Mystic
Chain Hall.
Miss Mariposa Taylor is entertaining‘
a party of friends this afternoon at
Calamity Cottage. Calf Pasture. '
Miss Cora Dodge. of East avenue.
ls spending aiew weeks amid the
beauties on!I Stamfmd. Catskill Moun-
tains
A rehearsal of "The Husking Bee."
, and the Double Sextet which Will take
part In the lawn late of the Catholic
Club will be held this evening.
James Halpiiie and family. of Ridge-
Ileid. spent Sunday in Norwaik.
The Boston Store's half price sale
will be a feature tomorrow and Men-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golden have
gone to Long island today in their
launch. .
~il‘owls, 18c. 10 Water St.
Miss Grace Seymour, who has been
visiting In Goslien. Mass, is expected
to return today.
Ours w. s. Sturtevant and sons Mll-
lard and Clinton. are visiting In Hunt.
Ington, I. 1.. today
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot, of 6 Washing-
ton street, are guests of relatives in
Providence, Rhode island.
(iockenoe Haymakers, of Norwalk.
will hold a meeting this evening, after
the meeting of the tribe.
William A. Clark's father. who has
been visiting him, returned today to
his home in Washington. (it.
The meeting of Company I). this
evening, will begin at 7:30 o'cloek, and
a large attendance is expected.
George 8. North, of South Norwaik
is attending the photographers' con~
vention, in Boston. this week.
——Msson Jars. 60c. dos. I‘. D. L. & Co.
Selectman Samuel iiynes and a party
of friends will go to the Reliance—
Shamroek yacht race tomorrow.
Frank Blake, oi the Holmes. KeeII-r
and Sellet-li Company store, Nor-walk,
will enjoy a vatatlon next week.
Leisure Dibble is advertising today
to gilt your trade it you are contemplat-
In“ a change of your grocery trade.
The annual outing and dinner of the
Fat Men's Association. will be held at
. Itoton Point. Tuesday. September 15.
—I"tib Boast, 12m. 10 Water St.
Vvaltcr lI‘iliow resumed his duties at
the Holmes. Keeler and Seileck Com-
pairy store today, after a brief illness.
Mrs. O. E Weed's sister, who has
been visiting at Her home in iI‘aIriield
avenue, returns today to New Jersey
George A. Comatock. of Norwalk has
gone to‘ Bloomfield. New Jersey. to be
the guest of his brother, Harry G.
Comatock.
Mrs. D. A Nowcomb. of i0 West
Main street. Nor walk returned last
evening fiom a sojourn in the Berk-
shire Hills.
~Speeinl attractions in our 5
dept. M. S. Smith & Co.
Frank Blake. of the Holmes, chi-
or and Selieck Company tort II is un-
able to attend to his duties today be-
cause 0! illness
Joseph Gandrup, of Broad River. has
left a position at Seymotir‘s grocery
atore,;and accepted one with O. K. Sco-
iioid, in Nonvalk.
Frederick B. Malkln and Howard N.
Godfrey, who are making a trip
through part. of the south, were heard
of at Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
Buckingham Post. G. A. R.. of Nor-
waik. held a meeting last evening at
the post rooms In Wall street. but
transacted only routine business,
Miss F‘rcdcriitn Quelch. of Trenton.
New Jersey. formerly the head milliner
at Krtegcr & Company‘s. Is visiting at
the home of Harmon Richardson, in
Cedar street.
Florence Mary Fitch. of Stratiord.
Conn, has received. a doctor's degree
from’the Berlin University with hon-
ora. Only nine women havrz taken this
degree. three of whom were Ameri-
cans.
-—Latcst Style Fail Derbys, O'Brien.
Harry I. Smith and Harold Glen-
dennlng, of Norwaik, returned last
night from a couple of 'days fishing
trip to Lake Waccabus and Peach Lake
and other places. They were quite suc-
cessfui.
Quite a_ large number of Norwalk
people expect to go out at the yacht
races tomorrow. Severu recognised
the dubious aspect yesterday morning.
and wisely cancelled engagements to
go out yesterday.
-—Shonlder Steak 10c.10 Water St.
Cockenoe Tribe. I.0 R. M.. of Nor-
walk, expects to receive twenty—five
purposltions for membership at this
evening's meeting. A record breaking
number of new members will be taken
Into the order In September. . .
Alford Bourne, will) is a attidei'rt “at
am Simiam’litt‘fiifi‘fil
He will go on the steam yacht. Dals-
wmi owned by his tether. Commodore
Frederick 0. Boone. of the New York
, Yacht Club.
The Connecticut Railway and Light~
in; Company reinstalling a number or
new crossovers about Its lines in The
Norwalhs This will save mach tron-
hle during the coming winter. when
there will be lees likelihood ”of new
crossovers being needed.
--i'lnrnished Rooms. with or without
and 10c
Mis Robert ii. Park and daughter,
Miss Norma I’aik. of \lewark N J. are
guests 0'! Mr. and Mrs (I. Waiter Aik-
eu. of Wilton av Irine, Norwalk.
George H. Lion. of Columbia Univer-
slty, is enjoying a weeks vacation at
the home of his sister, Mrs. G. Edwin
Conistock. at Four Corners. Norwalk
Mrs Mary Cousins and daughter.
Miss Clara Cousins, of Main street
Norwalk. I‘IctIIIneIi last night from a
several weeks sojourn 'in the White
Mountains.
——Maaoii Jars, title. doz F. I). ll. & Co
Miss Clara M. Ry er, the popular
clerk at the Norwalk edits of the
seleetmen, has resumed her duties
after a sojourn at Lake Waramaug for
8h" benefit of MT unlbny r
Mrs. Tucker has returned from a sev-
eral months‘ visit with relatives and
frlc ads in New Hampshire and is again
the guest of. her son. Principal Charles
A. Talker, of Main street. Norw.alk
William E Shot-lion. who is in
charge of t house furnishing depart-
ment of a dc eraitment store in II hustl-
ing Ohio town is (aiming a vacation
at his home in waaik Mr. Slieehaii
was formerly connected with the Nor~
walk Heston store.
Special Kitchen Dept. Sale for Sat.
and Mon. M. S. Smith & (Yo,
Rev. John H. Hunter has returned
to Toledo. Ohio, where [in will resume
his pastoral duties after a several
Weeks' vacation spent at his home in
Norwalk. Mr Hunter came cast to
brother William K liIIrIter.
Moses ll. (llmer is having an addl
‘ion built to the house lit-r rm l‘liil\ pur-
chased of Stephen H. Holmes. in Main
street Norwaik Hull ls hating the pro
pIIiiy otherwise iIanoch Mr. Gloicr
expects to occupy the trim II as soon as
Ihc improv cments are completed.
Miss Helen Quinturd of Main street
Norwalk hasr retained from It several
weeks vacation lrlp, during which she
Visited friends on Heron island. Maine
It Boston and iii Provident II R. l The
llip Was largclv taken for the benefit
of her health and sire returns much im-
proved
The Belle island Wlilst Club will
hold a session this evening at Retain
Cottage when the second game of thc
seiics started last week will be play-
ed The tickets of those who played
last time have been deposited with
Samuel Tweedy and own Irs can have
them by applying to him {or the same
Ind paying twt-nv- tlI'II cents.
—-i.og of Lamb llc. 10 Water St.
Smiling Samuel :IIakin. who has foI
scveial years been employed by Frank
..l Donolrue. as dr'I'lItI has purchased a
farm. In (lent-gin and in Iouipany with
George Raymond of Washington street
will engage in the raising of peanuts
for the market. Mr Raymond will
start for the South immodiatclv and
Mr Makin in the early spring.
John J Splan, "or Waterbury will
deliver a lecture at inckwood's Hall
on Sunday evening September 20th
which is during the neck of the an-
nual fair of St. Mary’s parish. A
sacred concert will be given In the
ball during the same evening This
date is the centennial of the execution
of Robert Emmett and the it c ture will
probably be on this theme
~—New Knox Dcrbys. 0' Ellen.
B Herschi‘icid Conipain have an an-
nouncement In todays issue of The.
Sentinel. which will prove of Interest
to purchasers of coal and wood The
company has largely increased facili-
ties ln the past few months and is
now able to. supply all orders no mat-
ter how extensive they may be. Spec—
ial attention will be given to all com-
munications by mail or calls by tele-
phone.
WOULD YOU- LIKE A
LIFE MEMBERSHIP lN
THE. TABARO INN LIBRARY
' ‘1; , FREE OF cosri
if so, you can secure one by ordering
THE MAIL AND EXPRESS.
COLEMAN’S
Mews ROOM.
to North Main St. So. MOI-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding‘e
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
_ .. -Isi \;““"’
..A—
sin—r"
”We .
II re. 'John .I. Walsh
hit to- .
act as best man at the wedding of hit; ..
Itsrat Rock Bottom.
I)?
Dilll“;ll183"lill8 Bargain Opportunity.
You run no risk In buying at {his Sale; dirt Great Guer-
ante: means exactly ”bat we say. But you do run a big
risk of lasing tbe best .1th bargain you dim saw by not at-
tending this sale before it ends. You’ll haxlé a few more
chances at highograde suite at these prices; , ,
Men' 5 suite that have been $6 to $23. '.
Now $4.66. $7.55. 339.55.515.55.
Young Men's suits, formerly 3 5 to $15.
Now $5.55. $5.55. $7.55.
Boys' not: that lube been $2.50 up to .36.
Now $1.55. $2.65. $5.55.
STRAW HA TSNAND FURNISHINGS
AT LHT LE PRICES.
SOUTH
Tel.
QRWALK.-
NOIWALK.
".128.
Tel. Cell. “-4.
In buying ”grain and feed, It’s not so important to save
money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi-
tion. Here. you can do both. We want you to believe that
this is a dependable store—you get what you think you
get.
ry but for one thingwthnt you didn't begin to patronize us
. .ml
Ina:
MANUEL T. HATCH.
it you buy your next lot of paid or as, you'll be sor-
long ago.
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
WNWOMOWOMO ‘ v
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JACK-’SON s Srubio
Fine Photographn
at
\~. ‘--Popular Prices--
Studio Hour.
locolz m. :3to 01mm.
.3 Wall 3%.. Norwalk
Opponlto Hot-l
WWWWM
WWW
° Be up-to-dai‘c and use
,EASTMAN’ S KODOID , PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatie and
Iron-halatlon.
JUOT THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
‘ For a ale by
William, P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
49 WALL STREET.
i-I
NORWALK. OONN.
Recently head operator for Siegel e Copper. and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be in charge for the summer. all my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. II Mala Street. Norwalk.
i I- t .. OLD 8|GHT AND OLD an:
Old sight Is a matter of years. Old sight is a question of gl ses. If
you find dltliculty in reading, while for distance your sight is I; .you re-
quire old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty A competent
Optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
HOMER l. HOYT,
Room 0 United Bank Building
Oldce hours 8 to 11: 45; “is: 46 be 6:80.81tnrdsy
Special Appointments at convenience of m
REFRACTIaGmOBTICIAN,
II Oneal 00M
evenings, 1-8.“.
‘ .5“. 2 Nut delIve'redatlSS 00 m
on.
All other sizes In aloe
at
8'6. 25 delivered. ,
’ : Great Bargain Site oisuri waists an
.5“
YM pace
the Fair bloat and hi Store
ISRAEL. PROPRIITOR
n ”terns-r- arm anthem lino arias ow
. b e cement liters. liar; Taft. :
.a’adareetflctl
phosphor
A Very Choice Selec-
tion of good MESH and
HAIR Brushes.
Prices are Certainly
Very Reasonable.
blilliilil Plillllilllll.
PHONE 152.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.——'l‘he feature
of the stock market just before noon
was the violent decline in prcicrrcll
shares of the United States Realty and
Construction Company. 'l'liat stock
sold ofi’over five points on fairly
large offerings. (iii illl‘ Stock iIix~
change the Impression prevailed that
the stock offered today was long stock.
implying forced lltlllltiulliiil. Realty
common shares also sold off a point
and a quarter. The ruiiaiiidci‘ of the
active list was affected syinpnthcticui-
ly. ‘
WALI. S'I‘REET. “Hill a. nI.-»-'i‘lIc
average level of prices on opening quo-
tations was II large it‘milou ow-r last
night's closing. 'l‘iie (ii-angers and Pa-
ciiics led, with gains approaching II
point in (‘iiicugo (lrcut Western. Cuna—
IIIIIII Priciiic. and i'liiou Puciiic. Arnal-
garunted I‘opper rose in. and Iirginla
(‘bcniicul :2 points. A slight shading of
Pennsylvania was the only exception
to the advance. but there axis sonic
yielding riftcr the opening.
WAIJ. S’l‘illCE’l‘. ii ti. ills-"Tito,
market rose Ilgoi'ously, chl by Arnal-
gsrrrnlcd II'lIlI a two point advance, St.
Paul. Union Pacific, Alcirisorr, Missouri
l’uciiic, Rock island, ilcudiuu. Baiti-
Iiiorc AI, ()hio, Eric, United SIIIIIIs Steel
and other reprcseritatiu- stocks I'DSI'
a point or more and heavy blocks
changed hands (III erII distributed buy-
ing order. Minneapolis. St. Paul. and
Sault Ste Marie gained ii, North Ameri»
can 3‘5 and Consolidated this 31K... Gold
rado Fuel lost Stag. 'l‘i'it‘l‘t‘ was a sharp
reaction bciorr- ll o'clock and Aural-gs
mated, Ruck island, St. Paul. Alciir-
son. Missouri Pacific, Union I’acitie
and Pound. icll back a point.
WAI. . STREET. "Dolls“ The market
became, dull but Wits inclined to set-
tle to a lower level, Prices generally
go to a fraction below last night. Acrrtc
weakness III the llnltcd States Realty
stocks had It disturbing effect, the com-
IIIoIi losing in and “III pr'eicr'rcd .315.
Sugar dropped ill. lilliltlS were
steady,
WALL S'l‘i'ii-‘rlll'l‘. l p, or «There was
:I I’ll”\ of 1% in l'IiltIr'. States ill-alt)
pi'd and thc declining tendency clsc~
Mine was Ilietked but the recoIerI
was insignificant. American Cur. Lo-
coIIiotivc pill, Chicago ’i‘cI'Iniuzil and
Paper rose II point or Iiiore. iowa Cen—
I’rai pfd. declined 3.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or are
plea & Goldschmldt, Commission Bro
kers, Swartz & Corbett Block, Soutl:
Norwsllt:
Amal. (‘01). is 41“.; 47% 47%
A. C, At lI‘. Co. 33%; 233’.” 38‘s" 38“;
Am. loo, 7. T 7 7
Am. lAltI) 18-3.; iii-II W}; 18%
.im Smelt" 45- 45v 4.3 45
”tin. Sugar iltivlé iltilz lib 115
Anaconda 76 it; in: 76
A. T, & s, E, «LII. 627. 1:21;, 61%
.\. T. a: S. II‘ p, 89" 89% 89% '89“
llal. & Ohio, 831.4. 83%”, 82b; 82"»;
llklyn R. T., 4mg 4nd,. 4.3 45
t‘iitIS, & Ohio, 33% 341.1 liiiié 3393
t'hl. Rs N, \V.. 165% 185 ‘lllfi 165
Ch. (it. West... 17', l? w Hill; 18:51.
(.'h \‘l. &S__i’ i-lT'lx lid". iril‘l HIE...
(III. II‘ (IL, 48 49 «IN ill
(‘01. South, lit; HI;- ll‘. Ill»;
(lull. Gas. lTIl iT‘J 175 178%
thl, & “ML, 185% 165-3; “3512 1658.,
Erie, 297., 30-73 29‘; till-3'4
Erie, ist, pi‘.. II? 675;. tin-I. obit-4
(Ion. Elma. 163 163 183 itili
ill. Central, I33 133 132% 133
Lou. & Nash, info); 105% 1041.4 104%
Manhattan. 134% 1345; 1333.133.
Met. St, Inn, “3% ill lili-‘i; ill
Mcx_ (lent; 15%; 15% I5 15
M, K. 6‘; 'i‘., 19% 19% ill»; 19%
M. K. & 'i‘.. pt. 42 43 42 42%
M0. Pacific, 94 ‘95 93K, 93%
N,,Y.Central. 123% 123% 122% 122%
Nor. & West, 63 d3 62 8214;
om. n West. 23%‘235. 23a. 23a.
Par. Mall 2i 2] 21
Penn R. R. 124% 125% 124% 1224154
P90 Gas 94% 941/5. 931/; 93%;
Pres 8. Car, 43 43 42% 42%
Reading. 56 56% 5514 55%
Read, 1 pf., 80% 807.. 805/. 80%
Rep. Steel. 11% “~33 11% 11%
Rock island, 28‘}. 29V. 27% 27%
Rub. Goods, 141,4 141,4 141,9 My!z
South. Pac.. 45% 45-3; 44 I2 45
Son, Ry. 00., 22% 2275. 221;. 22%
So. Ry, (30.. pf., 83% 831,4 8: III 83%
Tenn. 0. 8: i.. 42% 44%, 42%: 4254,
Texas Pac.. 27 I 27743. 26% 27
Union Pac.. 76 76% 747g. 75%
U. S. i.ea.. pf., Si 81% Rt 81%
11.8. R. & Can. 7% .785 til/3 8*-
u_ 8. Steel. 23 23-74. 22'4 22%
U 8. Steel pf.,71% “71-33 70'5; 71
Wabash. pf.. 35% 36% 34% 35%
M...
We baVe been going to see a certain
man tor years soliciting news. in an-
swer to the query. "Anything new?"
tag that he will have an important
item in a few minutes. hours or days.
But the item has not developed In
twenty-five years.
Mother—“Do you think the baby un-
derstands what we say to him?” .
Father-"0r course. Doesn't he si-
wsys do the very Opposite of what we
tell him ?"--Puct.
HIAOGUARTIRO
and a complete stock of meadow
Rubber, Leather and Silver Trusses.
' Rooms specially “nipped dot lulu
grim All! ltflu
he always replies, "Not yet ” inmost—~-
ilie scope of our l‘.
includes all liaht or medium whirl; ,
ing for men and boils. .. , .. .. : .
Closing out lien and Bob’ sailfisilllilli ,
en lots at 20 to 50 per dent mar.
Sale price on Si. 00 shirts.
Sale price on 500 underwear.
mw;lyk
t
A bunch of 500 neckweai.
$1. 00 bathing suit.
price.
Straw Hats. 250. on the dollar. ,; " *
SELLEG‘K a PRI¢1
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk." f" V
if You Are Looking for-a"
Place to' Trade
.Good Goods are the first essential.
Right Prices and a SquaIe Deal
Give us a trial. ‘ "
Loren-20 DIb
made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses.
The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow Spectacles 0! your
Eye Glasses in a few seconds .
Just the thing for Yachting, Tennis, Golf. etc. .
Call and examine them. « ~
038. JACKSON.
Optician.
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Phone I08.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
‘3» i Salmon.5word maria
scene rah. .Wak no; cart.
Crabs; Crab Heat, Li’s; ,.
stars, Wetclwielorisand a"
R. J. CUT'ILL
West End Washington street Irldge.
That Our Semi-annual Clearance ’
is appreciated Is evident from the crowd. of eager purchasers the? see
to our store last week, and took advantage of the bargains cured.
Parlor Tables as you know at 82. 98 regular prices 88. 50 and 84.08
by. , . i
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Norwalk Chronicler