a arr-I mars I»
Phon‘e 165-5 -
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1'qu Fruit
Craam . -
In forms
and In In new mak-
lna Puoh Cream.
Order for any run].
we will deliver on limo.
mnoummw‘
5 I Washingtbn St.
local Nous lilies.
,Ilmost sure to appear a lay to out-
,sldera.
Frederick H. Plumb of Norwalk, lias‘
been visiting in Glenbrook
Jerome May will play at the Knob
this afternoon anti this evening.
Miss Julia Byxbee, of South Main
street, is visiting friends in Mexico,
N. Y.
if you are thinking of a new fall
dress the D. M. ltead Company suggest
in their ad. a line of dress patterns to
be examined.
bliss Margery Tweedy, of Danbury, is
the guest of Miss Jennesse Bolts, of]
South Main street.
Mrs. Theodore Harrison. of Dan-
bury, is the guest of Mrs. iloracc ii.
Wigham, of hilm street.
it’s a great satisfaction as well as
money in your pct-ket to patronize a
store where you can feel you are get.
ting an lip-[Ovtiiitti article, and fit for
any table, Such a store is Scymour’s.
Alfred Goitlschmidt. of the firm of
Maples & Goitischmidt. returned last
night from a several weeks" trip to
California.
Mrs. James Grludrod. of Ytilosviilc.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Grindrod, of 9 West avenue. Mr. Grlud‘
rod being her son.
You will find all your courlr wants
anticipated at Coilins‘. Couches from
84 50 to $25,1md every one guaranteed
to give satislatiiou.
Mr. aml Mrs i‘it’ttilel‘ Van Hooscar
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1C. Siauson.
of Norwalk, will take a trolley trip to
Glen island, Friday.
Manager Howard W. Duty. of the
Norwnik store of (‘oiustock Brothers,
is in New York, today. on business
connected with thtI concern,
Mr. and Mrs. Jcssc (.‘olwcil, of Sum.
mcr street. Nor-walk, will leave tomor-
row, on a coupic of wrcks' automobile.
trip up the Hudson Rin‘l' country.
Inspect the suites of the Hotel (flit.
. ford before settling down for the win-
ter. it is a hotel where you get New
York appointments and South Norwalk
prices.
A business meeting of the Opportun-
ity Circle of the First Baptist Church.
of Norwalk. will be held tomorrow. at
the residence of Mrs, Henry Meade, in
ii‘iiili avenue. last Norwaik.
This is the season for oysters. aIId
you get the linear in the niarkct, llilii
prepared in every style at the impt'i‘idl
Care.
New handsome costumes are being
received daily at Howinnd's. among
which are many new ideas and exclusa
ive styles. Call at the store and set
and criticise.
Hon. and Mrs. Edwin D. Rector, of
Norwaik. wlii.be the guests at the
receptioiIIto be given by Colonel 111.
W Rogers, of Govt-tutu Chaurbcriain' s
staff, at his home,” Bridgeport. tomor—
row,
Persons educated along business
lines make intelligent office help.
Brown's Business College furnishes tht
proper education, and now is the time
to enroll for the fail term.
Wade and. Butcher razors and iht
well lfhown*1‘ro‘,lnn razor strop at lit-
teen per cent below cost. at ’1‘. J. Mag-
ner‘s.
Employes of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany are grading the embankment
through South Norwalk removing the
grass and other growth and generally
improving the appearance of the same.
Bargains in ladies‘ shirt waist suits.
duck skirts, and light wrappers are of-
fered for Thursday, at A. Dickerman
& Son‘s.
The special committee of the Connec-
ticut Sunday School Assoeiatlon, has
selected Rev. E, F. Taimadge, of Hart-
ford, assistant pastor of the Center
Church, New dritain, as general secre.
tary to succeed George S. Deming, oi
New Haven. Mr. Tulmadge is absent
on his vacation. The next stat con-
vention of the association will be held
in the tall, in Norwich. it is under-
stood that Mr. Taimadge will accept
the position.
Hats for early fall wear are being
shown in great variety at M. F. Acker-
man & Company's. Silk. chlifou, and
chenille shapes are conspicuous in the
present display.
September is here—and so, at last.
are the oysters. Four long months
have epicurea languished without
them, for it takes a brave man to dare
to violate the sacred precept, “Eat
not than the oycter in any month
which containeth not the letter “I'.”
Once more. however. the annual con-
flict with the little mollusks has be-
gun, “On with the lemon,” being the
slogIn of the butronominta. Once
more the ranks of the rough-Med,
but smooth tasting bIVIlveI are being
dIcImItcd by the forces of civulntion,
LII-(e. meet air-liars from the Chen-
panic. constructing oysters from
the llcditerrnnoIn. Ippctigiug green
outcry from the uteri Of the British
Jules—Ill VIIiIb betweon its conquer-
“13's.: As an, Milo Kilrmrtin wu
lStamford Hospital, yesterday by Dr.
'lt dance Will be held It The Knob
Outing Club. this evening.
Mrs. F‘. S. Weston is visiting in
Southington with friends there.
Mrs. William F. itorn spent yester-
day with friends in Mt. Vernon.
A pretty good fellow around town In
Mrs E. F. Smith. Mrs. William
Moore and Mrs Henry Hoffman are in
New York today.
Miss Blanche Rockefeller Aiken, of
Main street Norwaik spent yesterday
in New York city.
William McPherson is recovering
from his rereut illness and is able to
lit up a little while each day.
A regular meeting of the Barbers'
Union was held last. night, at which
routine business wan transacted.
Miss Annie Gregory Pack is enter-
taining St. Clair Bromfleid, of Hart-
iorti, at her home in West avenue.
At a meeting of Ponasus Council,
Royal Arcunum, of Norwalk, last
night, John Vaiieut was elected into
membership. .
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Holmes, of
Main street, Norwalk. returned yes-
terday afternoon from a thiee months'
European trip. ,
MI and Mrs, Edmund Romaine Bar-
num, of Set hol, have Cbeen recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. .A, Tucker
of Main street Norwaik.
William P. Geitz, of Crnnbury, was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Jean Dumoi tier.
nicely.
Samuel Miller has returned to his
home in Elizabeth, N. J., after a short
visit at the home of his uncle, Princi-
pal Charles A ’l‘utkcI, of Main street,
Neiwalk.
Prosecuting Attorney William I“.
Tammany. Mrs. Tammany, Mrss Nel—
lie Murphy and Miss Marguerite Tarn-
many arc spending a week in the Cats—
kill Mountains.
The regular hop of the series was
held at the Norwaik Yacht Club, last
evening. it was a very successful of-
fair. and was well attended. The ma-
sic was by l.lnchllcr.
The bankrupt. stock of paints, wail
papers and fixtures otdacob A. Rudder
will be sold at public auction at 33
South Main street, Saturday, Septem-
ber 5, at it) a, m. Sale positive.
Sportsmen are bumlshlng up their
guns and looking to their aIIIIIIuIIitiou
in preparation for the shooting season
which commences October 1. There
will be plenty of game this year, it is
believed.
Mr. and Mrs. ii, S. (,‘arlin, of Tren-
ton. New Jersey. who are taking a
trolley trip from Boston to Philadel-
phia, by trolley. spent last night at
the Hotel Norwaiit. They came from
Springfield yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Buyer, of Main
street, Norwaik. Wcrc expected home
tomorrow. from a month‘s sojourn at
Fairlee, Vt., but on account of illness
of their youngest son, Eugene Francis.
they will prolong their stay several
days.
The funeral of Harry 1.. St, (Irnlouii
of i'onus avenue. llroinlltiver, will in
bold tomorrow afternoon at 4 o‘clock
lit the Riverside t‘curclcry (.‘hupel. The
Rev. (‘lraries M. Sciicck will official:
and interment Will i)(-‘ in Riverside
Cemetery.
A Joint Iuccting of 1111‘ two St. .10-
seph, T, A. ll. societies was held last
evening, at which arrangenrcnts were
conpieteii for thu- entertainment of the
delegates from all over the state. to
tilt convention of the (‘ntliolic 'i‘otal
Abstinence i‘nIoII of (,Tonncrticut.
it. is'tht‘ opinion in Winstcd that the
NW England limc trust is back of
Contractor William 1i. (fuss. of Hart-
ford, in his suit for $50,000 against the
Ailyns, owners of the Alindaic quar-
ries in East Canaan. of which Cass is
the lessee. After selling out his inter-
ests to the trust. William (‘nnfield be-
gun operating in opposition the lime
kiln owned by the Aliyns, and which
Cass claims he has leased for a period
of fifteen years.
The patient is doing
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wettIng. if it did there would be
few children that would do it. 'I here
is a constitutional cause tor this. Mrs.
M. Summers, Box 516 Notre Dame.
ind.. will «and her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don‘t blame the
child. The chances are it can't help it.
BARGAINS.
Boxing Gloves. 37 set for $4.50; :6
set for 84; $5 set for $3; 81 set for
$2.50; 53 set for 82: $1.50 set for 95
cents.
BASEBALL GOODS.
Victor League Bail, 95c; $2.25 Mit,
.40; 81.50 Mit. 95c; $1 Mit, 65c; 50c
it, 30c; 25c Mlt, 150. Masks, Bats.
Chest Protectors. etc., at half price. ‘
Water Wings, 15c.
JUST RECEIVED.
A complete line of Mandolins, Vio-
lins, Guitars and Banjo Strings, at low-
est prices.
corsnna's NEWS Rooms
to North Main St, Bo. NorwIIk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'o
Baseball and Sporting Goods. ,
OUR CRIAT CUARANTIIS
the price you pay.
are much under real worth.
good leg-covers.
$4 and $5
$3.48.
Need a whole new suit?
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. CIll, 32-2.
CATIOFAOTION on norm non.
MEN’ 5 IROUSERS
announce Imus.
It takes good trousers to make good bargains, whatever
Here are good Trousers you can rely on. and the prices
It‘s our twice-a-year sale of Trousers Stocks, when we
gather all the luggards together and mark them with quick-
sciiing prices. You’ll have to leg it to get your share of these
All sizes at each price—we can fit long and short mcu,
thin and stout men Ind the regulars as well.
$2 and $2.59 Trousers cut to $1.48.
$3 and $3.50 Trousers cut to $1.98.
If you're still tied to the tailor’s tape. here are our regu-
lar $5 lines of Worsted Trouserings which we'll make up at
mer Suits at very small prices.
in!“
Trousers cut to $2.98.
Rich pickings among the Sum-
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tion.
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long ago.
in buying grain and food, 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 believe that
this is a dependable storo~you get what you think you
if you buy your next lot of oats of us. you‘ll be nor-
ry but for one thing—I-that you urdn‘t begin to pntroulzc ua
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Studio Hours
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Fine Photographs
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Recently head operator for Siegel A Copper, and The Hall Studios,
New York City, will be in chIr go for the summer. of my Studio.
Fir-It quality work guaranteed.
' LEWIS. ll Main s‘rmr. Norwalk.
3: up-to-date and use
EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass piItsI Ind are orthochromntic Ind
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE ‘mINO ON A TRIP.
For I ale by
William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
NORWALK. CONN.
HOW ES
Old sight is I matter of years.
quire old sight glasses.
OLD SIGHT A ND OLD AGE.
Old sight is a question of glasses. If
you find difficulty in reading, while for distance your sight is good, you re-
Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent
Optician should be consulted. We guarantee “satisfaction
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 0 UnltId BInk Building,
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All Oth6T‘“ Sizes
henna! The
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REFRACTI.N°G OPTICIAN.
nth NorwIllt. OInn.
omce hours 8 to 11: 46; 12: 45 to 6: 30. BItnrdny Innings, 'lIl. .
Special Appointments It convenience of outrun;
....COAL...
‘ No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 00 a Ton.
in Stock §t so. as,
delivered, at
I‘ I
Raymond ros
lire Fair 010d till. Fur sale
ISRAEL. PROPRlITOR
an no em sown»
are, won ALL IIIROIQCRID ~
V._—__
liaise.
BRUSHES.
A Very Choice Selec-I
tion of good FLESH and
HAIR Brushes.
Very Reasonable.
Bliiltllil Pllillnall.
PHONE 15-2.
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CASES IN THE TOWN COURT.
Two Norwalk Men Had a Dispute and
One Last Money.
John Frmney, a Norwalk young man,
was before. Judge Taylor. in the Nor-
waik side ot' the town court this morn
ing on a charge of having assaulted
John tluidcr. of Fair street. and taking
$11 from him, yesterday afternoon.
luidcr told the judge that he aIId
Rooney irud been drinking considerably
and h‘ccney started to walk home with
him and a tight ensued along the way,
and that when they reached the rail-
road track. near the Wilton avenue oi-
ectric light station. Pct-Ircy struck him
and took the money from him and ran
away. Among othcrs who testified
were 13. 11. llurr and 1'}. 1'). iiurr.
i-‘ccncy denied that ho had assaulted
Guldcr, claiming ilrnt tiuilir-r struck
him first, but admitted tailing the IIIoII~
by. 111- said. however. that thcrc was
$11 instcad 01' $11.
Judge Taylor found probable cause
and bound him over to the next term
oi‘ the Superior Court.
John Fell appeared before the court
In answer to a charge of drunkenness
and brcurlr of the peace He un~ Icp-
rcsculcli by Attorney .1 .lic ldcn liItIl
butt. The «use was con illiii'ii to Sat
\ir'day morning: at 10 o'clock.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WAIJ. S'l‘lti'llf’l‘, 10:10 a. III.—-—tipcn-
lug prices ~1Iowul slight Ilcclincs on a
-mall \olIIIIllIot br.;~ in: St. Paul op
-- and off? .N and lili' II 1 I11. 1 1_ mind 1‘ .u .
Mail and lirlrarlr “it: I. :iIIll pfil
wcri down a point. .\ rise of it in l'n-
ltuId Stall s Stccl nus ”11' only import-
ant cxrcpiion to iir.- dourlunrli tenden-
cv.
WAH. S'i‘lii-Tli'i‘. ii .I. llI.-~'l‘hc
«pining (it‘l'iilll‘S illi‘li-lllt'ti iiit extent
of 111(' :I-liinr. iiIoI'rIIIIinl. tinbuuucnl
litiliiil;'.$ Illrt-lopt-d :I twill-r turn for
thlI :Ir-Ilro Hitltiiu, all.) tirvI night lose
.x. were 1‘! .‘lu't'l't‘li. Weakness pry-vari-
WI in n llilllli‘t‘l‘ «.1 lllii‘li. straits, t‘cio»
i'illltl i’irel losing 1", rod Silli‘illfi'L'.
l‘nnmirmiiul this. i‘ri . Id Stcci (‘II’.
“$15.. and times 'i'winc .1 point.
\\'.-\1.1. S'l‘lilllIl‘l‘. IImIrI-—-~'i‘iic gcncral
urorcrrrcni of pricrs \\‘.l\ (lilill' IIIIirII~
portant, There was :I mic-ht Ii»: “'11“ !I
did not hold. .-\tciri: . ii, [ii-11., and i'itts—
burg (‘. if. and St, Louis gained 1. (ion-
ei‘nl llivciric lost 1, l’coplc's 11:25 154'.
and i‘orrmiidutcd tins, 21. item” wcrr
irregular.
\\'.\l.l. S'l‘lii-JIIZ'l‘. ] p. lll.‘"'i:ilii\\'ii,\'
slot-its iIcili well. despite the ruglm-r
and n‘dditlonai sharp dot-lines in the
>pcciaiiics. Anaconda dctlinod ii
points. Bltvii‘opulitrni Street Railway
21,13. People‘s tiers 2M. ltIIIerai Electric
2 and St. Paul, :lliti Unzaha 11;. North
American adraIIrt-Ii J and New York.
(‘lIit-ugo and St. Louis L‘ini pfd. it.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS."
Reported over private wrre or am-
pies & (loldschmidt, Commission Bro
hers. Swartz & (.‘oriwtr Block, South
NorwIlk‘
Aural. (‘op., «15"; -i.~~'~,. is «is».
A. C, & F, 00.. :22 :1: 31% 311,14
Am. Lot-0., 15“,; if”. “”5 181,3
Ant. Smelt, 4th 411;. 44 it
Am. Sugar, 11111,; 111111; 1101,11; 116%
Anaconda, Silly sun so so
'i‘. T. if; S. 19c. 03% oils titt 1;. 63?
A, Ta 3. Pipiltlln’,» all. aux. my.
lini. d: Ohio, 82"; 82%; s21. 5:1,;
likiyn R. '1‘., 45% 4:11.41 4475 45
Cites. & Ohio, 331/; 331/, 33,»; any.
car a N. \v..
o. M. & 3.1).,
1651i; 1057,. 1135791057.;
141% 1421.4; 141% 1425/;
Con.Gas, 174% 175% 173 1'13
Erie 29% 30 29% 2911’.
Erie. tst.. pf, 67% 671/; 67% 671.4.
111. Central 1331/, 1331;, 1331/2 1331;;
1011.8; Nash,105% 105% 105129 105%
Met, Si. R52, 114% 114% 111-54 112%
Mcx. Cent, 13% 13% 13-34 13%
Mo. Pacific, 95% 94 93% 98%
N. Y. Central,12I~n 121%, 1211/3 121%
Out, & West, 231,5 231,5 231,4 23%
Penn. R. R., 12374; 124% 1233}; 1233..
Peo, Gas, 95 95 93 93
Reading, 5:. 551/, 54% 54%
Rep. Steel. 11% 11% 11%, 11%
Rock island. 28 285‘: 2‘ 7,5128%
Rub. Goods, )9 19‘ 18% 18%
South. Pac., 45%, 45H; 45% 45%
Son. Ry, (30., 22% 22-25; 22-. 22%
Texas Pac., 25% 2th 26% 261,5;
Union Pac., 75% 75% 751,35. 7591.
U, S. Lem, 8 8 8 8
U. S. 1133.. pf., 81% 81%,, 81% 81%
U. S. Steel. 22% "23 22%, 22%
U. 8. Steel, pf., 70% 707,1; 70% 70%
Wabash. pf., 35“ 36 35% 36
Wis, Cent._ 19*" 19% 18% 18%
SUCCEEDS EMISZZLER ALLEN.
‘ 'BOSTON, September 2—Thomas H.
Dalton. of East nouns, was nominated
by Governor But Way. as clerk of
the East Boston field Court, to sue-
ceed Willard S. ‘ on: who recently
disappeared and afterward was found
to be In embezzlcr from the Methodist
Pr'enchcrs’ Aid Society of which he
was treasurer. Mr Dalton is about
twenty-six years of figs. and is It can
of Captain Joseph Dalton, a member
of the Boston Common Council
GRAPHOL: PHOTO SENSITIZINO
'_ ~ L ' Powosno.
in Brown. PlItlnnIn Black. Platinum
ScpII Ind Blue. A simple proceu for
Photographing” onprlvatc stationery.
Prices are Certainly: H
The scope of our Clearance Sale
includes all light or medium weight Cloth-'
ing for men and boas.
Closing out Men and 8011’ ssuiis. brok-
en lots at 20 to 6’30 per cent discount.
Sale price on $1.00 shirts]. ' 790
Sale price on 500 underwear." I590
Sale price on 5001mm hall hose. 250
A bunch of 500 neokwear. 256
$1.00 bathing suit. 500
Bou’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at half
price. . .
Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar.
Vii
SELLECK a. PRICE,
"BI-Iago" Fish Market.
mini car-do, Illk. cotton. linen. canvas,
M ' .
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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READ. ,
The DRIED BEEF we have just got in, lI I particularly nice lot. This
store is noted for in Fine Shaved Beef. Any quantity from 5 canto up.
PADANG JAVA and Genuine AR ABIAN MOCHA COFFEES. WI IIIVI
good reason to think thin Coffee we are putting out now in the but we Ivor
had. We order only small ton and have it freIh Ind lino. Try it. 32 cont.
a pound. . .fu‘
SLICEO PEACHES. 10 cents can, in heavy syrup. Now who‘h fresh
fruits are scarce and high, those about peaches will Incer I and,“ cup-
per time. Have been pronounced no good II the (rub article. Try One! and
you will try often. 10 cent: can, '
Lorenzo Dibble
School Time.
Before starting the young folks to school their eye: should he care-
fully examined and any defect ofvislou corrected. it maysave them
from permanent Injury or from many an ache and pain.
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guIrIMud.
0.. B. JACKSON.
58 Wall Street. Graduate Optician Norwllk, Cl.
MOOOOM”OOOOOOMOW
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
SOFT SHELL CRABS,
65c I dozen.
HARD SHELL GRASS.
30¢: dozen.
FREE DELIVERY.
—_
West End Washington Street Bridge,
, South NorWIlk, Conn.
Our Couches
are as soft as a bed of down and handsome enough to suit any taste. You'll»
find your couch wants have been anticipated here. We show thirty Ine'flo- '
gant well-made Couches on our second floor. Every pattern I good one.
Provide your home with a comfort giving Couch. We guarantee you perfect]
satisfaction if you purchase here. None but desirable qualities tail 300110) ‘
so low as ours. Our 812.00 Couch is beyond competition. . Other-i“ he!
84. 50 to 825 00.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12 North Main Street, ‘
1111111111511 111.0111 3118111188 11.118.
OUR National reput‘atioo Is the hull of properly hot
young men an women into succ
methods. estiul
Failpterm for 'ghtanii dav. so
Norwalk Chronicler