1 <1 AT LANE’S i> Phone l65-5 Turf! Frufi .Cflflm In forms and ' In automak- Ina huh Gnam.‘ Orderfor any mu], m 1y!" dIllvor an limo. 5! , Washington St, . . . H, , LLLal LLus LLlLs. The tug Portchester was In the bar- bor this morning getting coal. The barge “Hurry Up," has arrived with a cargo of coal for Raymond Bro- tbcrs. Washington Camp, 1’. 0. S. of A.. met last night and transacted routine business. ‘ Charles Smith has resumed his du- ties at (1. N. Holmes“ place, after a short illness. ~Yacht and Golf Caps, O'Brien. Miss Annie Estelle Smith. of West avenue, has returned from a sojourn at Watch 11111. The small-ware sale at the Boston Store will be continued tomorrow and Monday. Give them a call. George E. Curtis. of Norwalk, was among those who went out to tan in~ ternational yacht race yesterday. Samuel Miller, of Elizabeth, New Jcrhey, is the guest of Principal Charles E. Tucker, of Main street. A live wire Was at work burning a tree in front of the. residence of S. K. Stanley in Main street this morning. Dried beef. coffee and slitt‘d peaches are the specials in the ad. of Lorenzo Dibble today. Read it it is lntercts- ing. ”Native Tomatoes, 8 cents a quart, at- Davenport’s store. rd. ilk-hard Mitchell will leave for Orange. New Jersey. the first of next week to assume the duties of her new position. Miss Eloise Byington. of Norwalk. and Miss Florence Frisblc, of Hartford, will sail for Europe tomorrow on the liohenzollern. Mrs. Owen Mead and Miss Margaret (lrumbly. of New York city, are the guests or Mrs. P. J. Grumbly. ln'Con- hectic at avenue. ——Blg lot, all colors Tadeta Ribbon. any width, lac. ’v’d. it. :1. Smith a co Letthr Carrier H 0. Merritt is atk tending the re-unlon of his regiment at Bridgeport today. Julian Main is substituting for him. Captain Oscar St. John ls attending the reunion of the seventeenth Con- necticut Volunteers which is being held at Pleasure Beach today. New hats for early fall wear at ilowland’s. Remember they sell Phipps and Atchlson stock which“ stands for all that is best in tailored hats. -—Mrs, John Svec, violinist, and Mrs. W. J, Wilcox, pianist. will accept en- gagements for entertainments, dances. etc. .The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Keena will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Church. it is requested that flowers be omitted. Captain James R‘hssell picked a num- ber of handsome strawberries at his home today and expects to be able to pick about a quart next week as soon as they are ripe. The funeral of Albert Gordon Peter- kln. the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pcterkln of Center avenue was held this afternoon The 367.0 M. Seieck officiated and burial was in Norwalk Cemetery. —-Nsw Dunlap Derby. O’Brien‘s. The Jerome May Banjo Club. of Bridgeport, villi play at the Knob. Wednesday. September 2nd and Sep- tember 9th. There will be music Labor Day afternoon and evening and on each Saturday evening for four weeks. A meeting of Sherman Council Royal Arcana ,was held last night at which rout no business was from sactsd. After the meeting the anni- versary committee held a session and discussed plans. for the observation of that event. —Sperry and Barnes Shoulders, 9 cents a 1b.. at Davenport's store. Mrs. John Svec, an accomplished vio- llnist. and Mrs William J. ...lcox. well- -known 'as a pianist, have decided to appear together this winter at var- ious entertainments, dances. and other social slain, and excellent mn‘si programs are promised wherever gig I The quickncsl' of James Newton, of this. city. a freight condiictor on the ”PM my 1,1, In lain In: to the 0 horses t at his train Tu cit? SE]: at: ”Jill?” new: yards I “d 0'qu :tbez‘n‘glono c o no any one s n- lhiili iron death. ~Dsnbur? use: 40101119” stock ladieq Black Ner- ri‘s‘od Skirts, prices 88c. to any while stock is newttlt a. Smith I: Go Edwin Adams. ohm-Ila. and Charles Adams. of lrvington, ....... mt. "term fricnds acquaintance- ”diluent: 411 ”"5“ . ~53 mpany in oI-ll l . two Kansas cities. 17min at. calico at the Norwallt Yacht Club. ‘ The Belle island Whirl Club will hold I session this evening It the Clin- ton House. Coleman sic. has anything you want. Thomas Brotherton. of No. 17 Water street, Norwallt, secured the ladies gold watch awarded last night by the C. W. B, L. of South Norwallt. "Native Tomatoes, ll cents una1t,at Davenport s store. Tuesday after n's big shower struckthe Norw, h Yacht club House with considerable force. One bolt of lightning came In and burned out all of the lights. ills-Mayor William T. Hilbbcll. who was In the club house. was quite badly shocked. KAiwAS RIVER RISES FAST. KANSAS (JiTY. Mo., August 28~ . The Kansas river has risen eight foot in the last twenty four hours, and is still rising at the lot of two Inches an hour. it Is expects that the water will continue to come up at the pros- ont late for another twelve home at least. Further ralns.west of here last night are reported with the Kansas River at Lamont-e, Topeka and Man- hattan still rising fast As yet no ser. lous damage has resulted here. the wa- ter being confined within the banks. Large forces of men are at work put- ting forth every effort- to save the partly constructed bridge between the hack of transpor- tation in working great hardship to the. people of both cities. IMMENSE DAM GIVES WAY. BUTLER, PILL. Aug. 28. ~110ydstown dam seven miles north of l1ere.bu1sl today. letting out 9 000 000 gallons of \va‘er and lnuudating portions of llutlcr and the low lying districts for milcs. ilreat damage was done to properly, but so far as known no lives were lost, the residents of the. flooded .ilstrlcl fleeing to the hills. Many culverts on the Pittsburg. llcssemer and and bake Eric. Railroad were washed out and a thirty foot bridge of the Pittsburg and Western Railroad over Bear Creek was swept away. The Liam gave way gradually. or a lerriblo disaster would have resulted. PARKS’ COUNSEL ACTS. NEW YORK. Aug. 28.—Counscl for Samuel .1. Parks, the walking delegate convicted of extortion and now In Sing Sing. today applied to Justice Scwell. of the Supreme Court. for a certllifaie of reasonable doubt as to the. legality of Parks' conviction. Al the request of the prosecution the hearing was ad- louined until tomorrow. “Very often, i suppose,” said the In- quisitive person. “you are deceived by apparently deserving objects of char- lty whom you quietly help." ‘ Yes. In deed.” repliedte ewealthy philanthro. plat. ‘lt’I lust Ito throwing money may. Sometimes the very people you think will advertise you never any h wo1d about lt."-Phlladclphla Press. m -...._......... Alkali Ike—Bad Bill's huntln’ for you. He says you're just as good as Lead. Silent Slim—You tell him 11‘9'11 find .'m just a'loetle better than that.—-Phil- .idelphla Press. Jenkins—~Then you mean to tell me 1 have told a lie. Chambers—~Well. no; i don't wish to be quite so rude as that, but i will say that you d make a very good weather 1rophet.——'i‘ll Bits. "Did you hear of the. lovely wedding present Jane's father ls going to give her?" "No, What islt?" “it's ahlr- ed girl, warranted perfcct in every par- ticular. and guaranteed to hold her job for a year!"—Clevelund Plain Dealer. 7 There is nothing so powerful as ex- ample. We p others straight by walking stratat ourselves—Mme. Swetchlne. Have a purpose in life, and having it throw such strength of mind and mus- etc. into your work as God has given yon-Carlyle. ”Chicago has a strike in her biggest bakery. “1'“ bet a cookie that means a shortage in dough on both sides.“— Cleveland Plain Dealer. ——...— The gun-metal tnll‘etas and velvets will be especially appropriate for the woman of middle age. MUSIO,1SDENTS—SATU noAv AND MONDAY. Dance of the Honey Bees. Lovey Mary Hiawatha, I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You You' re As Wel- come As The Flowers In May; Sweet Clover Nancy Brown. The Gambling Man, No One But You, Only a Dream Of The Golden Past, Dear Old Girl. and fifty others. . . COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. to Norm Main at, » 911. min... Agent for A. 0.8pauld1ng'a Baseball and Sportingaooda another the sale of mu-1 Look h I ad. over and see if 110‘ i l OUR GREAT OUARANTII: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Send-Annual Sale Of, Trousers for Men. Thrice a year we give you an opportunllylo re-lrauser yourself just at a time when new trousers anaectssarv. We have tultén all of this season's good trousers and ranged them under three low price-marks. $ I .48 $1.98 $2.98 For the man who prefers custom-made trousers, he have cut the‘prlce of our 55 lines to $3.48. Tbm'll be no skimpi'ng in the making—you'll get $5 wort/1. The opportunities in suits at 'bery little prices are still Trousers for work-soap wear. from the ranks of regular 32 and 52.5 0 Trausers for business wear, that ban: been .53 and$3.50, fresh new patterns. all-wool. Fine dress trousers of pure worsted in has d- some stripe effects, were 34 and $5. open. D SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. TII. Call, 82-2. ’TII. Cl"- 44-4. in buying grain and feed, it's not so important to save money as to get the host and have it in good, clean condi- / tion. Here, you can doboth, We want you to believe that L this Is a dependable storc-you get what you think you get. if you buy your ncxt lot of outs of as, you'll be sor- ry but for one thing—that you didn't begin in patronize us ' long ago. IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T HATCH | l . JACKSON’S STUDlO - Fine Photographs Ct «Popular Prices-- fitudlo Hour. IO to I2 m.;2 to A p. m. I) Wall 3L. Norwolk Opposite Hot «i W Be up-to-date and use EASLMAN’S. KODOID PLATES They are much lighter than glass plates and Ira orthochromauc' and non hIlItlon. JUST THE THING IF YOU ARI GOING ON A TRIP. For I ate by «:Wi‘lliam P. Beers, , Photographic Dealer. ‘ ‘ 3le t’ 40 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN. n. 0. 11(1th ' Ronny, head operator for Sicgel a Copper and The Hall Studios. N's ork City will be in charge, for the summer. of my Studio. First quality work guaranteed. urwrs. 11 Main Strut. Norma. z \ OLD SIGHT ‘A ND OLD AGE. Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight is I. question of glasses. if you find dlfliculty in reading, while for distance your 'slght is good, you re. quire old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent optlclsn should be consulted. We gua rantee Natl-faction HOMER B. HOYT. REPRAOTINO OPTIOIAN, Room 0 UnItId Bank Building, min "walk. Olin. - — .5 _—-— Ollco hours 8 to 11:45; I1'2: is to 8: 30. Saturday "m. 1-9. Special Appointments at oonvonlonoo of patron No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 00 a Ton. All Other 51:95 in stock at‘OS. 25, delivered. at, t‘ WWW “11.1154 ' wit u Mum? i has it". BRUSHES. A Very Choice Selec- tion of goodFLESH and HAIR Brushes. Prices are Certainly Very Reasonable. Billiard Pharmacy. PHONE 152. ' banal. until other arbitrators are so . cured ' WANTED TO JOIN THE NAVY. Norwich Boy's Aspiratlom Landed Hint ln Police Court. NORWICH, Aug. 28.——-Chnrlts Stanu, a lad who had aspirations to loin U11» cle Sam :1 navy. was in the City Court today on the charge of obtaining $6.50 by forging 1111- nit-roe of Mrs. Daniel llowdnll. lie was held for the Super- ior Court in $100 bonds and went to jail 111 default of tho same. It is claim- cd that on Augtm ll, Sloan got a boy to go to 1111.- Clinton Mills Company, 111 int! for men and bolus, - Closing Out Menand Boris suits. bqu ca lots at 20 to 650 per cent d1scounl Illinois of our Clearance Sale ‘1 1 includes all light or medium weight cloth- t Sale price 011 $1.00 shirts. Sale price onbOc underwear. . Sale price on 5001mm hall hose. A bunch of 500 neckwear. $1.00 bathing suit. Bou’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at half price. - Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar.- 790.- - .5911 250 250 5,00 ‘ licauvlllc with 1m~.ordcr purporting to be signed by M rs. liowdall for the pay of her boy Frank, the note stating that she was too busy to: come herself, and asking that 1111- money be pinned 111 the clothing of the luv-311111 who was supposed to be Frpd nnolhci son. “the money “as paid uhd it appears that the boy carried It lo St1,1un who wanted money to enable him to go to New SELLEGK 11. PRICE. 911 Washington Street, South Norma. London to apply for enlistment in the navy. Stauu has no parents and has to shift for himself. ilc has not bccn knoun to do 11 bad all before this. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALI. STREET, 10:10 a. 111.-—Open~ 111g dealings in stocks showcd no change from l‘t't‘t‘lli conditions. Only a few securities were dealt in at all and In iliesc the price changes were narrow and irregular. Anaconda rose 114. Otherwise thcrc was no change in excess of 1.4;. a WALI. STREET. noon—The market fell back into an apathetic condition and only '11 low specialties moved per- ccptibly. (‘ousolniatul (ins rose mug. Anaconda 31/5. Central Electric 1% and Evansville and Term Marie 1%. lies Molnes and Fort Dollgc lost 1% and t‘nnadn Southern a point. liouds were irregular. WALI. STREET. 1 p. m.~iiu_vlng orders were more plentiful after 1" o‘clock and the demand was much bet- ter tor the grain carrying stocks. St. Paul. Atchlson and Southern Pacific lmprovui a point or over. Union i’a- clflc and Amalgamated Increased their earlier rise, the latter two points and lit-ailing. 15110. New York Central, Missouri Pacific. llllnois Central. Den- ver and Rio Grands pill” Colorado and Southern First pfd. North American. Colorado and Fuel 1. insecd also mov- Hi up i to 1%. St, Paul pfd fell back one and Peoria and Westernl. , TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wrre or ma- ples & Goldschmldt. Commission Bro- kers, Swartl. It Corbett Block, South Norwalk: Ania], Con, 4331, 401/5 48%; 401,1, A C & 1" Co.. 33 33 33 33 Am Sugar, 1151.5, 115% 115% 115% Anaconda, 83 85 83 85 'l‘. 8; S F., 6251'; (33% 02% 63 . llalt. 6': 01110. 82% 827),, 32%;, 8205‘. Chas, & Ohio. 331.. 33% 33‘." 331/4 Ch. (it. West" ibfl 103,14, 16% 1634 t" M. & S, F. 1401.5 141% 110% 14114. (‘01. F &l., 52‘}; 52% 52% 52%., Con Gas, 173 178.. 173 17715,- Erie . 29% 30 29% 30 Erie 1st pf., ‘ 67% 67% 671/“ 071.4 111. entrsl, 133 I33 133 133, F 14111.6: Nash 1015:. “1041,... 1011.5 1041.5 Manhattan. 134% 134113 134'}; 134115. Met St. Ry llt’hfltia 112% 113% M K or 117.. 12 4212 42 Mo, Pacific, 9335584 93% 94 N. Y, Central, 120% 121% 12031., 1207/ Nor. 6': West., 021/; 62—39 021/. '2 Out. it West, 235$. 23%; 23% 23% Pct). Gas, 94-}; 91% 94% 94% Pres, S. Car, 42 42 42 42 Reading, 55% 55% 55% 55% Rock island, 20% 27 1%, 26% 27% Rub. Goods, 1655 18 16% 173; South. Pac., 4%, 45% its/7,4511. Sou. Ry. Co., 2254 22% 22% 22% S. Ry. Co.. pf.. 83-}; 83% 83% 83% Tenn, C. & 1., 42 42 42 42 Texas Pac., 26 26 26 20 ‘Unlon Pac., 73% 74% 73% 74% ”Union Fae, pf. U. S. Lem. pf., 81 81 81 81 U. S. R, & 0., 6%, 7% 6% U. 8. Steel, 22% 22% 22% 22% U. S, Steel pt, 69% 70% 69% 701/4 Wabash. pf.. 35% 36% 35% 35% West Un Tel, 83% 83% 83% 83% 'Ex. dividend of} percent. , "Ex. dividend of 2 per cent. CANNOT SERVE AS ARSITRATORS. ST. PETERSBURG} Aug. 28. ---In consequence oi‘. the inability of Dr. Lsrdy. the Swiss Minister at Paris and Professor Matsen of the Copenhagen University. to serve as arbitrators It The Hague, In the claim? 1‘of the allied powers for preferential treatment in the settlement with Venezuela, the for- eign office has requested the postpone meat of the date (which was Sapient her 1) of the first meeting ofihe tri- —_ ' The anxious mother—Are you sure my son has appendicitis? The eminent specialist—We can tell you better, madam, after the operation ~Llfe. .. PNOTO SlNSITlZINO POWOIIO. in Brown. Militias: Black. Platinum OIAPHOL: Souls and mus. * A simple with m will“ Wort and Washington Street Irldgo. bi: proccosfor stationary READ The DRIED seer- we have Just got In, 1: a particularly 11ch lot." 'TMS store is noted for It: Flnc‘ Shaved Beef. PADANG .JAVA and Genuine ARABIAN MOCHA COFFEE’S.‘ We"hle‘_ good "soon to think this Coffee we are putting out now is tho but, we OVOI' ' had. We order only small lots and have It fresh and final Try it. 82 «MI; pound. SLICEO PEACHES. 10 can" can, In heavy syrup. '1' 10 cents can. ” Before starting the young folk 3 to school their eyes should. fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. it may save titanij“, - from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain. Thorough Examinations Free and correct flttlng‘guarantccd. :7“ IV'f 0. B. JACKSON, 58 Wall Street, Graduate Optician, Phone 108. Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market :iBfl'W v‘ RECH ARRIVALS 0F BLUE. FISH. WEAK FISH. BUTTER, FISH, smog FISH. coo Finn.~ ‘swoao FISH, . Poodles. ‘ 7. "‘ SALMON,‘ ' SOFT SHELL cuss AND LOI- STERS. . . _ Lines, 10c. 01‘. l ' R. J. CUTBILL 7* That Our Semi-annual Clearance Sale I Is appreciated is evident from the crowds of Inger purchaser: that to our store last week. and took advantage of the bargains oflsrod Parlor Table- II you now It ".118, regular price: 83. 50 and “.06. 1- 11m White, Enameled Beds lith brass rail. It snowman panics..- Ws still have a few of those 86 60 Rockers It 84. so. . Collins St A Jam. stamens a enlist.“ Any quantity from Saints up. Now when ff!!! fruits are scarce and high, then Illccd peaches will answer I And a! per time. Have been pronounced as good In the fresh IrtlclI. you will try often. Lorenzo Dib School Time.§; NOMIlk, or. South Names. coca; Dives way to thp illit- liar Typewriter and M .fh‘. ryonu'. boycIro-I'v ' I ..-. il' a “.9 1 a; ji 1 §~
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