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nndwo In new mak-
tugboat: Cram. .
Ordor-Jcr any mu],
WI will doll vor on. flmo.
o .2'
«050mm, , Y ‘ ‘
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firth
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‘.ou liars into.
Thomas Collins is visiting in Now-
town, today
Bishop McMahon Council, C. B. L.,
will meet tonight.
All kinds of fresh fish at reasonable
prices at the market of Captain Du-
cross.
Elmer Merrill of Staten island,
visiting friends here
Mr. and Mrs William J. Ward. of
New York, spent Sunday in town.
J. irving Dibble is in New York to—
day to witness the yacht race there.
Souvenir postals of South Norwalk
and Norwalk are to be had at Cole-
man’s.
“Hnskin' Bee" tonight. Be you goin'?
“(loin’ both nights, b’gosh!"
llernard Collins, Thomas (‘oles and
Fiank .:0'Iham are attending an affair
in New Canaan.
Henry Daiel and Miss Christine
Kchr. of Trenton, N. J.. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froeb, of Lowe
street. ,
Mrs, J. Lawrence Stevens and daugh-
tor Miss Eunice D. Stevens. of East
avenue, are the guests of relatives in
Brooklyn.
Miss Margaret Magncr who has been
visiting for five weeks in Providence
and Wmocster, has retuinod to her
home here.
Miss Jennie Cahill. who has been
visiting Miss Mae Kelley, of West avo-
nue returns today to her home, in
New Britain.
Miss ‘Alicc L. Lyon, of Norwalk. has
gone to New York to resume her dut-
ies at a large Fifth avenue Miillneiy
establishment. ‘
+Doii‘t lilies the "Ilnskin Boa "
Elamnel H. Ferris is raung a number
of repaiis made to his pioperty in
South Main street, (IIJillillf‘ti by John
Flisingcr and Adam ,Sioirwald.
If you ‘are lfll‘li‘t‘éted'lfi:bGRthOl'k,
turn to the ad. of the D. M. Read Com-
pany, and see what they have to say
reggrding this fascinating occupation.
Many letters are being reIeiveIl from
the membtrs of the C. A. R. party
wno are in Calitoinln and all agree
that the outing is a most delightful”
one.
The Opportunity CirIIc of the First
Baptist Church will “go for a. picnic
meeting to Gulf Pasture. Wednesday,
leaving Norwalk by the 11 a. m. trol-
hey.
I” he excutlve board of the Norwaik
Baptist. Church will give a chowder
party this evening at the church.
Charles Yost will be the chef in
charge.
Road the Boston Store ad.. and see
the special attractions they are offering
tor Wednesday ._
There will be a meeting of the Pray.
er Meeting Committee. of the South
thlk 85mm Church tomorrow cv
doing, as t home of Rev. H. B. Car:
neuter.
Niblock and Russell 9 summer hotel,
“The Breakers.‘ at Spling Lake New
Jersey is having a very suIessful sea-
son and is one of the best houses in
the vicinity.
———Go to the “Huskin‘ Beef ‘
Norwalk people have received invi-
.. tattoos” to Knead 1thé reception to be
given durin Old Home Week in
Bridgeport to Governor Abiram Chum
bcrlaln and stafl.
Mrs. George_D. Kcoier. of South
Main street, who recently took out
a notary pubiic‘s papers, obtained as
such her first pension papers. Satur-
day. for Apron Decker of Norwalk
it was an original claim put in by
Agent George D. Keeler, who turned
it over to Mrs. Keeler.
Charles 1". Kraut. a wrestler of
South Norwalk. is eager to makea
match with either Ed. O‘,Connell of
New Haven or Ben Herman, of Bridge
port, for a :50 side bet. He wants a
finish match. He will take O'Connell
on a ca‘chsuootchvcnn style or Her-
man at mixed style, Weight 135 pounds.
it would-be diMcult to find anywhere
a more complete or beautiful line of
> . dinnerware than to be had at How-
lnnd‘ I. Turn to t e ad. and judge for
yourself
-—oiiiy one place tonighth—at the '
Catholic Club, of course.
A number of yachwncn in The Nor-
Walk hays réceWed notices that they
in have the privilege of witnessing
the coming ytomm
the steamer
payment
5‘55? ”“55” ”"
tic his...“
Club. of Greenwich. and proposals to.
innit: it the official vessel of the yacht
c u
~5tsuner “W. l. Stevens” will at-
Ltehd the yacht races on Thus-so
Wot 21th. Will lure Tollco' m3,
sons remain. at 3 than. mains,
. Mnt,both Inn. Tho boot
Bushman Iii-oat
am: ‘
Hugh J. Fly 11. ' th 'Il‘ orfl
Astoria 1101»th Yoi'k,’ spent last
night in Norwalk.
. arrived at Magner s, which is
at one- halt its regular pric
A massofrcquicm for l6 limes
Clarkin will be cel n n‘ (it St. Ma~
rys Church, Fri a
Mrs. J;“Lawren"
ter, Min Funiso
avenuepare ghosts
Brooklyn ‘
Miss Mary C.- Staples of Westport
has returned from Newport, whats the
has been the guest for a couple of
'wecks of her uncle, DI. John Hunting-
‘ ton.
i Ha mullet. a Bnyviewy avenue
'lld i from an apple.»-
and out quite a had “"i
He went to the office egg”! DJ,
mother and W 0in I“
wound with also stitches
Wm
aTA'i'ooEsT REDUCED.
Treasurer Gallup BuyI 0200.000 Three
- For Conic.
State Treasurer H. H. Gallup recent
iy bought $200,000 state bonds which
would mature October 1. 1010. and has
canceled them. They bore 3 per cent
interest Ind were of the issues of
Match 150, April 22 and ’3. 1885. and the
Intelsat: was payable April and Octo
her. The present condition of the
money market, with the great demand
for money was Womble for the pur-
chase, the state 1;” the money in the
treasury and Mr lino was able to
8buy the bonds at 3101,, an excellent
transaction for the union This purv
chase leaves the loaded debt of the
state but $1,128,100. all but 3100 ml
whiIh is paying 3 per cent; the $100
in a bond of the issue of July 14 and
21 1806 upon which interest (eased
Octobei l 1335. This bond is pr-oba
lily lost 01 destroyed and in all proba-
flier/ens and daugh-
.Stcvons. of East
of relativas in
Jim!
lila-
demotion.
'ihe bonded debt of the state on Sep-
tember 30 last was $1,663,100. 330.0011
01’ which. bearing 3% per cent. matured
on January 1. 1903. and was redeemed
and cancelled by the treasurer. The
Iedomption of the 8200. 000 3 per Ienta.
makes a saving of 86. 000 annually In in.
Icrest to the state, an item of consider-
able importance. The finances of the
3’. ate wore never in better condition
and this latest purIlIase of bonds shows
that Treasurer Gallup is looking after
the state a finances in rcdeeminl
bonds when there is money in the
treasury and they can be purchased
’0 good advantage.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT MEETS.
Thirty-sixth Annual Session Held in
New Haven Today.
NEW HAVEN, Aug 25 ———The thirty-
sixth annual reunion of the Fifteenth
Regiment. Connecticut Volunteers. was
held in this city today. The business
meeting, attended by about 100 mem-
bers. was held in the rooms of Admiral
b‘oote Post, after which the members
adjourned to anin Rock for their bun
quot ‘lue election of officers was a8
follow:
President-4701. Charles L. Uphnm.
Meriden.
Vice-President—Charles Griswold.
(lnill’ord.
Strrotary and 'l‘roasnroi'~0. B. lves,
New Haven.
Chaplaina-Rev.
West Suflieid.
The next reunion will be held in
New Haven. August 25, 1004.
WALL S'l‘ltldid'l‘ nouns—Prices
hardened in a very dull market, the
uplift reaching a point in AtI-hison.
Eric. Ontario and Western, Louisville,
Wabash pi'd.. (‘.hiI-ago ’l'I'I'Ininal pfd.
and Rubber Goods pid. Trading was
neglected and almost idle. lionds were
dull and steady.
John B. Doolittle.
ENTERTAINED NEW YORK GUESTS
An Excellent Clambake Provided by
Mr. and Mrs. Baliwltz.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .1. nanwflz, of
Maple irovc Farm, West Norwalk. arc
ntertalning these New York guests:
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Siliimnn and
son, Conrad Schmilt. Misses Schmitt.
iohn Schmitt. Andrew Schmiti and
David Webster and son, On Sunday
the host and hostess celebrated by
treating the metropolitan people to an
excellent Clambake, and these N orwalk
people were invited to participate: Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Colwcll and son. Mrs.
Annie Dnbols. Mr. and Mrs. George 1..
Lockwood, Elbert W. Fitch. Frederick
E. Lockwood and Miss Nellie St. John.
Everything was in first class shape and
an enjoyable day was spent.
Sonia llil' ’Postals
Norwalk Yacht Club, Greens Reef
Light. Roton Point. Knob Outing Club.
Ludlow Monument, Town House. South
Norwalk Steamboat Dock, Soldiers’
' Monument, Norwaik Library and The
Green.
Match and Cigarette Boxes Cigar
Cases. Whiat Counters, etc.
. COLEMAN’S
NEW. BOOM.
to North Main 81., . - On. Nemalk.
Agent for A G. Spauidinn
Baseball and Sporting GoodI
Twenty five cases of agateware lust ,
ll 2W”, ,
Mm 4th .
biiity will never be presented for re- '
oun‘ anIAr iouA Alcfiii‘ sAvlarAcrIolI on NoNIv IAOK.‘
The Great Red Tag Sale.
Rook Bottom.
D011 is 311113 Birgain Opp Itunity.
You run no risk in buying at this sale; on Croat Guar-
antee manta; exactly ”bat we say. But you do run a big
risk of 1031in fie best suit bargain you elm 5410 by not at—
!Wa this ‘ :befm it ends. You’ll have-a foo mane
chances at high-grade salt: at these prices;
Men' 3 Shifts that have been $6 to $23.
New $4.55. $7.55. $9.55. $15.55.
Young Men '3 crafts, forbierly 5 5 to $15.
Now $5.55. $5.55. $7.55.
Boys’ sun‘s that lithe been 52. 50 up to 56.
Now $1. 55. $2. 65. $5. 55.
STRA W’ HA TS AND FURNISHINGS
ATLITTLE PRICES.
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NOIWALK. l
TII. Call. 444
GOUTH NORWALK.
Tot. Call, 324. .
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in buying grain and feed, it“: not so important to save
money as to get the best and have it in goodhclonn condl~
it
Here, you can do both. We want you to lll'llt’ve that
tlon.
this is a dependable aioro~you get what you think you
get. if you. buy your next lot of oats of us, you’ll be sor-
ry but for one tiiingmthni you didn't begin to patronize no
‘....1 I “MIMI
‘ " l‘llli
MANUEL 1'. HATcN.
long ago.
nuv OA‘rs THAT'S CLEAN.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
Fine Photograph-
‘ at
-'-Popuiar Prices--
83 W." 8%., Norw-lk
Opposite Hot-I
‘
Itudio Hours 1
Iota l: m.; a to O p. m.
WWWW
WWWOWW
m
Be upofo-a'ate and use
HSTMAN S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass pistol and are orthochromntic and
non halation.
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For I ale by
William P. Beers,
Photogiaphio Dealer.
0 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
J... C.. HOWES
«have: music: do; Qiogel a Copper. ”Id The Hall Studios.
" New Yorkk ity, ill be in charge for the summer. of my Studio.
Flt-It quality work guaranteed.
trim. 11 min Sinai. Nomlk.
OLD SIGHT AND OLD AGE.
01d sight is A matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses. It
you find difficulty in reading while for distance your sight is good, you re-
quite old sight glasses 01d sight shows itself pt about forty. A competent
optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
HOMER 9.HOYT,REFRACT1NO OPTIOIAN'
Room 9 United Iank Building, South NONI-lit, Goon.
Ofllco hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 0: 30. Saturday "onion. 7-0.
lpoclal Appointments It couvonlonco of nations.
rey July 10.
.. don by.“Sk‘oet‘a
Kaiser Wilhelm dcr Grease. from Bro—
' man
A nausea:
it,
I
K EVNING SENTINEL
Ffl’flflmm“ I!” g
BBCSHCC
.1 It!
A Very Cilia: Sci -
,tion of good FLESH and
HAIR Brushes.
Prices ate Certainly
Very Reason-fife.
1111011 Pharmacy.
PHONE 16-2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAl L STREET. .10 10 11.111 “Isola-
don's inclination to bu Amalie!!!“
aim-kn iodide ophrnliig‘hnancei o! a
fraction here; The market was very
sluggish. however. and dealings on a
small scale. New York Central open-
ed up a small fraction in sympathy
with the general list, but fell back to
below last night
WAI l. Sl'ltidr‘l' ii a. nl*'1\iti}l the
opening. pIominenl stmks fell off to
below yI-stvrdny's close with St. Paul.
Misouri Pnriiir. [tuck island. New York
Central and Amalgamated yielding
largo fractions. An upward movement
later in ”fit and Reading onus-cl II re-
covery in sympathy. Delaware and
Hudson, Reading. Denver and Rio
(lrande. pt‘Il.. Northwestern, Southern
Railway, mutt Detroit Southern. pl'd..
Manhattan and Tt'lllit’fifit‘l‘ t‘onl nd-
i'lllli‘t‘ti l a 1%.
WALL S'i lila‘lC'i I p Ill.'"'"l'll(l illi-
value in tin usual li‘iliith. halted, but
'thoro wvrr no rein-lions of rome—
Iluence. linlllmuro and Ohio and Ilnuii’
pr1. improved 1 and north AIIII-I'lrnn 3
l
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire or Ma
plea & Gliillfitnhmldt Commission Bro
Norwalk:
Anml. (hip, 47% 477): iii-’33 475‘;
A. (3, & l". Cu, 32‘; 32’); 32 32
Am. (‘01. ()Ii_ 311'... 1101.3. 301,; 301/.
Am, loco. 10 iii 19 19
Am. Smelt, «if. is»; 35 43
A. 'l‘. a s. i", Ins. til-,1. um I317.
A. '1‘. & s. F. p 35-... as?” sail, 337,,
Ball. & ()hlIl. N3“ 8215. Rita 821%
(.‘llt‘ii. 8:. Ohio. 327... 33k; 32% 33%
(.‘IIl, & N. “'.. 1133 ltih 1133 165
(Til. (ll. \\‘Psi.. lil‘n’. 10% llirh" 16%
C. MK: s l’..li01.;. Hus. 1301.1; not”.
lei-III, 2211... an 2111., so
Erie. lsi_ pi’.. 001/: 6117.3 001/2 06%
Lou. Ilt Nash, lilil‘u illihg ltlfilé 101%
Manhattan, itli 13-1 1311 134
MN. St. Ry, 1l2 1139.112 112%.;
Mex. Gout, I-l‘I. lit; 14% 141/.
Mo. Pacific. 393': ll“! 9".1I "i
N. YfiCt‘llil'flL 12031.; lf’il i; 119% 1139th
Noi'i’, it West, 02414 023,, 010.,
(int. & West. 23% 23-h 23% 23%
Penn, it, 11., 1235;. 1:21 123% 1‘31
i’eo, 1111;, {H 94 94 iii
Reading, 517 .. {Iii-'15 54% 55M”;
[lot-k island. 27 21th. 26% 27
lilib. floods. H 'u 117.»; 147s H'h’.
South. Pan. 445.. 15 44% 45
Son. Ry. (‘II.. 22-72,, 22-75, 2214 22%
Son. Ry. Co.. 1). 85 so 841. 8454
Tenn C. & 1., 1033. 411i; ill-k 40%
Texas Pam, 261:; 20% 2st; 26%
l'liibn PRC, 101,: 15% 74:51 75%
v. s. Lea. 'sh’. =3 8
l' S. it & C. 7%
1‘. {381001 22% 22%
l'.S, Stool pt. 70’»... 70%
Wabash, 21 ‘.é 21%
Wabash. pl’.. 347.; 35%
GLENBROOK.
Wilbur E. Lewis attended the yacht
rare, Saturday,
Mr. Kettle has been visiting his
son. in Maple avenue.
Miss Pauline Ferris was a visitor
in Gionbrook, Saturday.
Miss Emily Raymond. of New Ca»
uaan, is a visitor in Glenbrook.
Mrs. Walter lrvlng‘s sister is spa-id-
ing a to wdays withher in Maple ava-
nue. ,
Mildred Thorp. of Bridgeport; is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
M15. George L. Thompson, Holmes
avenue.
Miss Laura Ferris. of So nd Beach,
and Miss Elsie Tischel‘, of ew Haven
were guests of Miss Katherine Holmes.
yesterday.
Miss Helen Dayton has returned
home from South Norwalk, where she.
has been spending a few days with
her aunt. Mrs, John H. Light.
A large number of people had the
pleasure of seeing a night—blooming
rereus in blossom. Sunday evening, on
the property of Wilbur E. Lewis.
MAHER RETURNS TO ENGLISH
COURSE.
LONDON, Aug. 25.—“Danny" Maher.
the American jockey. returned to the
English race course. today appearing
at. the York August meeting. He sig-
nniizcd the use sion by winning the
Bradgate Park a ing plate (of 100 sov-
ereigns for 2 year olds and upward; six
furloughs) on Rather‘ Warm. This was
the first race in which Mahcr had rid-
den since the motor car accident which
happened to him near, Oathcrham, Sur-'
He waslglven a great
recaption Maher subsequently won the
chief event of the day. the Prince of
Wales' plate (0! LOW sovereigns by
subscription of ten sovereigns each: for
2 year olds; five furlough!) on Cinque-
tort, W C Whitnfy'nliands Down rid-
Martin Fl” third.
RECENT ARRIVALS or vssscLs.
NEW YORK, annuals-- all-«Arrived:
j"
PHOTO SENIITIZINQ:
II-
kera, Swariz ii: Corbett Bl0Ik South
includes all light or medium weight cloth-
ing for men and bous._ . 3
Closing out Men and Bell ’ssaits. 1:017. .
on lots atL'ZO to 50IDtlflC0hl diiioonnii
Sale price on Si. 00 shirts ' 4,
Sale price on 500 underw ,, 7.590 2 fl.
Sale price on 500010011 hail hose. 25o _.
A bunch of 500 neckweai. 25c.- ‘
$1.00 bathing suit. 506
Bob’s Wash Suits and Pants at half.
price. .
Straw Hats. 25: on the dollhr."
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SELLECK‘ I. Paton.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. '
If You Are Looking for a Good
Place to Trade
Good Goods {art the first essential. “‘-
Right Prices, and 21 Square. Deatl ;
Give us a trial.
Lorenzo DIbbi my
I
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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.
a, II. Jackson
Optician.
58 WaII‘SL‘ Nomik, 3...... ‘
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Phone l00
Gutbiil’" sBridgc Fish Market
51131 111110110
We are selling Fresh Salmon.
éfltwhole f sh) ior lfic lb. Also
M"!
Fresh Fish, Clahis ahd Lola-r
stars.
R. J. CUTBILL. .
West End Washington Strut Irldgo. “nth Namath. ODIN-
W
That Our Semi-annual Clearance - ‘
is appreciated is evident from the crowds of eager purchaicro that that“ - ‘y'
to our store last week. Ind took advantage at the bargain our“. x
Parlor Tables as you knownt 32. 9 8, regular price: 88 50 and “.00
Fine White Enameled Bods with brass nil, It 85 00 regular price (i.
We still have a few of these 06. 50 Rockers at M 50.
Several styles 0! Porch Rockers at 82.50, regular prices $3.50 and
4
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She motor- “Let me neuritic Bins
min. ' f. ME
The house. i aim. is rithcr ”Isiah“.
Thell um diam
cloud
moratolocs it'd
merely sillyi'k .. 7.
Norwalk Chronicler