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Tommie
Groom
in forms
and 1n are now mak-
lna Pooch Groom.
Order for “any moot.
we will doll vor on firm.
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5 f ,Wishingfon St.
.111 ion ups.
Herbert Morgan was a visitor In
Bridgeport. yesterday.
John Boyle, of Bridgeport, was a
visitor in town, yesterday.
Miss Grace Godfrey,
sheet, has returned. from a visit i
Bl idgeport.
Read Captain Dacross ad. to see the
list of fresh fish he is selling at his
market.
Don't forget that Saturday. the fifth,
will be the last day of iiriegcr's 11a-
bor Day sale.
Mrs. William Ward, of New York. is
the guest of her sisters the Misses
1' arrell of Elwood place.
Lincoln Council. Order United Amer-
icnn Meelunics will hold its regular
meeting 'tornorrow night.
A meeting of the Federated Catholic
(‘lub will be held this evening. at the
club house in West avenue.
An excursion on the steamer llamp-
ton. next Sunday is announced. The
steamer will go to New Haven.
The weekly meeting ‘of Washington
Camp. Patriotic Order of the Sons of
America, will be held tonight.
of Harriet
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Mrs. George B. Buxton has returned 0
to Norwalk. after several days’
journ at Spring Luke, New Jersey.
Daniel Dolan. of Worcester. Mass,
is the guest of his cousin, Miss Edna
iloward, of Elwood place. Norwalk.
Harry Renter. of Geneva, New York.
lathe guest of Professor Carl A. Har-
strom, of Prospect avenue, Norwalk.
'The W. C, ’1‘. l'. will hold Its month-
ly parlor meeting. Friday. at 2:30
o‘clock, with Mrs, R. T. Makin, 3 Day
street. _
Miss Margaretta ll. Seymour has re-
turned to Ridgefleld, from visiting rel-
atives in New Canaan, Bridgeport and
East Norwalk.
There will be a meeting of South
Norwalk Conclave. No. 418. Improved
Order of lieptasophs tomorrow night.
in Elks' llall ,, _
Hugh Dirkin. who has resided for
some time in Soht'h Main street has
moved into the property lately pur-
chased by him in Hartford Place.
The new trill shoes are now making
their appearance at llowland's. Read
the ad. to see what the styles are for
, this season. .
Err-Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Edwin 0. Keeler. of Norwalk, arc in
Bridgeport, today. and are gutsts at
Colonel M, W. Roher‘s reception.
Miss M. A. Cunningham, In com-
pany with Mr. and Mrs. David Wright.
of Brooklyn, is spending a couple of
weeks at. the Grand Union, Saratoga.
The Misses Grace liicks. (ilara Hicks
and Etta Perry. of Newark. N. J., are
the guests of their uncle. Chief at 1’0—
lice William V‘ollmer, in Union street.
Miss Emily Nash. of Buyview ave-
nue, is spending a few weeks in the Ad-
irondacks, in company with Senator
Lloyd Nash and family. of Westport.
A dining room suit is described in
ltcad's advertising space today. thatis
of exceptional value, as any one will
acknowledge, when the price is known,
Officer Frank Raymond started today
on a week's vacation. He will make a
short visit to Coney island, and will
also visit a number of other interest-
ing points.
Frank N, Ferris is attending the al-
leged yacht race today. if his usual
luck holds good in regard to yacht
races. the race will be declared off.
early in the game.
Everything as you should have it.
and at the price you ought to pay. at
Manuel '1‘. Hatch‘s Oats and all
grains are carefully screened therefore
are the best.
In the item regarding the gathering
of old people in Norwalk. in yester-
day's Sentinel, the Mrs. Wood men—
lioned should have been Mrs. Thomas
Wood, of East Norwalk.
if you want a fall suit made to or-
der. now is the time. Read Comatock
Brothers‘ ad., in which an announce-
ment is made of their second semi-
annual subscription tailoring sale.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan and family
returned to the First Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage. in West avenue, yes-
50'
terday afternoon, after a very enioyn- .
hie month’s Vacation, spent in Canada.
Mrs. C. 1,1,,Hatch,,a.nd daughter. who
hare been spending several days at
the Hotel Norwaik, left this morning.
for their home in Boston. Mr. Hatch
came to Norwalk and accompanied
them home
Rev. W. W ‘1‘ Duncan, the pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
. having returned from his vacation, will
lead the regular wetkly prayer meet-
Ing in the church tonight. The lub-
ioct will be "Walking Upon The Seas."
Notice was filed In the office of Town
Clerk Herbert R. ‘eSltith, W13.
that Joseph J. Cohlli intended to dip
pace 1 his of buttons In Main
In All mind Chor-
Ioo lit. 11111111. Mr. Gnhill has conduct-
ed tho business for some time
tel Not-walk, spent roots
York city. '
i .
Beihel are guests of Mrs. Samuel Por-
ter of Morwin street
1 A large number of Norwalk people
have gone to Bridgeport to view the
Old Home Week festivities
Mrs. Schooumakor and three child-
n. of Newark, N. J., are guests of
r. and Mrs. 11 Edwin Comatock, of
Four Corps”.
Mrs N. J. rrliow,'of Cranbury, en-
remained a large company of friends,
last evening, at her home, in honor of
hor 76m birthday.
Cockonoo Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
Walk, will hold a session tomorrow ev-
ening, when more propositions for
membership will be received.
Herbert Johnson, who is now em-
ployed in Ohio. haourrlved in Norwalk
to spend 'a vacatido with his father.
Charles E. Johnson. of Wall street.
. Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42, l. O.
0. 1",. will hold 11 regular meeting on
liriday evening. and every member is
requested to be present. as after the
business session there will be a con-
lcert by the 20 Bo Band. and as this
- is their first appearance in South Nor-
! naik.ever;1 member should hear
! them Refreshments will be served af~
let the. concert.
The United States civil service com-
mission will hold an examination on
.0ctober 7 and 8. at Harttord, MIddle-
town and New Haven, in this state. to
Istcuro eligible: from which to make
certification for the position of assist-
ant. inspector of hulls of steam vessels
at Seattle, Wash.. at 81.500 11 year. Ap-
plicatl n for blanks should be, made to
the [Y , ted States civil service connois-
sion at Washington.
, Save, money by keeping it in a safe
place, such as with the South Norwaik
Trust Company. It will grow while
you sleep.:and eat, and will be perfect-
ly safe all the time.
A good game of baseball should be
seen at the Decker Field Saturday af-
ternoon who the R & (1‘s and the
Stamfords are chedulcd to do battle.
The R 6's G‘s will play two gnrncs on
Labor Day. In the morning they will
play with the genuine Cuban Giants
and in the afternoon the second game
of the series with the McKlbbin team
will be played. The ll. & G‘s won the
first game by the close score of 2 to
. I 1|
The soru or rail bird season and
shoot commenced along the Connecti~
cut river. near Essex. Tuesday. with
fair success for the opening day. There
was a good number of sporting men
‘het’e from Bridgeport, New York. New
Haven and Hartford. The highest
number of birds killed by any one man
was thirty during the morning incom-
ing tide. There worcailftcen boats at.
one time on the marshes in the North
Cove Ilay for the shoot, 11nd us many
more in the Middle and South Cove.
along Thatchcra island.
lNTERSTATE REGIMENTAL
MATCH.
SEAGIRT, N. .i., Sent. 3.—-—The
second day of the big shooting tourna-
ment opened with a heavy fog hang.
tag over the range and a drizzllng rally
making things decidedly disagreeable.
Later the conditions improved some-
what. The shooting began in two
matches confined to the National
Guard of New Jersey and when the tir-
ing was endcd at the 200 yard ranges.
the big event of the day. the interstate
regimental match Wits begun at those
targets.
AUTHOR RIIS SEES PRESIDENT.
OYSTER BAY. Sept. 3.~1’resident
Roosevelt today—«received many tele-
grams congratulating hint upon his es-
cape from the hands of Henry Weil-
l1renner, the insane farmer. Owing to
the large number of these messages
he will be unable to answer them, but
appreciates the spirit in which they
were sent. The Secret Service t‘orcc
here has been increased since Well
brenners arrest. Jacob A. fills, the
author was the only caller at Saga-
more Hill today.
ANOTHER RUMOR DENIED.
LONDON. Sept. 3.—ln reply to a
question regarding his reported intell-
tlon to retire from the leadership of
'he Liberal party in the ilouse of Com-
mons. Sir Henry Campbell-lianncrmun
today telegraphed there was “no truth
whatever" in the report.
, BARGAINS.
Boxing Gloves, 87‘ sector 84.50; 86
set for 84; $51 set for $3; 84 set for
$2.50; 83 set. for 82; $1.50 set for 95
cents.
BASEBALL GOODS. ‘
ictor League Bail. 95c; $2.25 ‘Mit,
. ; $1.50 Mlt. 950; $1 Mlt, 650; 50c
Mil, 30c: 25c Mil, 15c. Masks. Bats.
Chest Protectors. etc., at half price.
Water Wings, 150.
JUST RECEIVED.
A complete line of Mandolins; Vio-
lins, Guitars and Banjo Strings. at low.
est prices.
C(‘LEMAN 5 NEWS ROOMS
to North Main St, So. Norwollt.
Agent for A. G. apouldtnro
Baseball and Sporttng Goods.
Don'totiow money tells around. it
isosciortoopohdltoudaltorthiooo
in bankruptcy has been th
The Misses Edith and Reno Plott of I
OUR ORIAT OUARANTII: UATIIFAOTION OR MONEY IACK-
1‘ .
A Custom Tailoring Event of Prime,
importance.
We srepicascd to announce our Second Semi-Annual Sub~
ocription Tailoring Sale, and invite our friends to take adula-
tagc of this great opportunity to get their Fall Suits made.I to
order at the most reasonable prices. 1
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For Two Daus Oniu.)
Saiurdau, Sept. 51h. Tuesdau. Sept. 5m.
a representative from our New York tailoring department will
be here to take measure. when we will display a most complete
collection of the newest imported and domestic woollen: and
worsteds for Fall wear. We guarantee satisfaction in every in-
stance. ‘
Suits to order at $16, $18. $20 and to $35.
As we close all day Monday. Labor Day. we suggest that
you buy your holiday wears this week.
Fall Hats. ‘Neckwear and Shirts are ready.
School Clothes for boys of all ages.
O
coins uoawALK.
NORWALK.
Tol. Call, an.
BRUSHES.
A Very Choice Selec-
tion of goodIfFLESH and
HAIR Brushes.
Prices are Certainly
Very Reasonable.
Billiard Pharmacy.
PHONE 15-2.
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TENTH "REGIMENT REUNION.
Held in Grand Army Hall. Hartford,
and Next One to be at BridgepOrt.
iiAlt'l‘Ftiltl). Sept. 3.—Ji‘hc annual
reunion of the Tenth Regiment, Connec-
ticut Volunteers. was held at (l. A. it.
Hall today President Jerome. Downs.
of Bethany. presiding over large at-
tenduncc. At the business meeting
letters of regret were read from (Ten:
erul E. S. tir-ccly,‘ot‘ New Haven, and
George W. Athcrton. of the l’ennsyl-
vaniu Slate (‘olli-ge, who were unable
to be present. .
(Ten. (lrcciy. by lettcr, reported for
the monument committee, of which be
Is chair-1111111. During the past year ov~
or $1,511” has: been added to the sub-
scriptions from the Tooth and Sixth
ltcglmcnts and the First Light Ital-
tery. by whom ‘ltc chart is to be creel-
cd. it is hoped that during tlrc com-
inc. ycur plans will be completed, the
Tol. OI". 44-4
CLEAN OATS.
it is not what they cost per bag. but what they are
worth to War horse that makes it economical or extrava-
gant to buy the best oats. All our
screened. if you insist. upon having the dirt. dust and
foreign seeds that are usually sold with tbcmv~you must
buy elsewhere.
oats or.- carefully
Perhaps it‘s not known that we scrccn all
grain, as well as outs, wheat, corn, burley..ctc. livery thing
as you should have It,
more
at the price you ought to'pay-—no
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JacksoN's sruolo
F-Ino Photographs
it
--Popular Prices--
Studio Hour. .3 Wall 31.. Iotilwolk
to to 12 rm: I to A p. m. Oppontto'i-Iotol
W W.
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Be up-to-date and as?f
Ei'StuAu's 110110111 PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromottc and
non-holotion.
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For I ole by
William P. Beers,
Photographic bcalor.
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49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
R. C. HOWES
Recently head operator for Siegel & Copper. and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be in char go, for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work gu’arsnteed.
LEWIS. If Main Strut. iiorwalk.
01.1: SIGHT AND on Aug,
Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses. if
you find dimcuity in reading while for distance your sight to good, you re-
quire old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty A competent
Optician should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRAOTING OPTIOIAN,
Room 0 Unit“! Bank Building, Ifllfll "Mk.”
Office hours a to 1135:1255 to c: to." Saturday owning- H.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
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...COAL...
, No. a Nut-Delivered at $5. 00 a Ton.
All Other Size. In attack at $6. 25.
.. dollvorqd at
1‘71
. Sepia and Blue. A simple prone-o for
site selected, and the monument err-c;
911.
The following officers were cleric-i:
l'rcsidentm War. 1.. Snuicc. llridgo
port .
First \'ice-l‘rcsidcnt- E, \1'. (‘huiiew
.\loo.lu:r.
Second \'11 c-l’rmidcnl “.lilllll
mane, Hampton.
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Wllililescy, New ll: 1'1 1.’l‘l11111cxl 1‘1“
union will be held :11 llridzchori.
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TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL S'i‘ltElC'i‘. 10:“! n. 111.~—’I‘h--
weakness cau~cd in London maikct by
the unexpected advance of one per
. cent. in the llunk of England discount
rate was rcilcctml \‘t‘l',\' slightly in the
opening market here. Dealings» were
on a \‘cry small scale. and while dc—
. clinca predominated, llrt-r‘c were a few
scattering gains. Si. 1‘qu ll-ll - ,. and
running stiles of 1.11110 shun-s 111' :'\ii‘lll-
son turn at 11:13, and 1117'... t'nllllliil‘t‘tl
with 05111;. last night, 1
WALL S’i’itEE'l‘. ll 11. 111.—~l‘un~'id—
erablc amounts of Reading were olier~
cd for sale during il11- 111211 hour. which
forced the price below 511. Other
stocks also 11-.1'1k111cd in sympathy.
Missouri Pacific. St. l‘cnl and Rock
island lost :1 point t‘llt'll. and other
standard stocks subsiantuil fractions
Amalgamated yiridcd a print. (‘nnsoll-
Alutcd (ins 1H. and Metropolitan Street
Railway 23., but the specialties other
wise were noglcctml
WALL SINGER. nooit—~.\leli'opal1_
tan Securities l1r,oke,ul1ruptly 1'1". 11nd
then rallied 4‘}. and Metropolitan
Street Railway ralllul 2. l‘llIIIllllll lost
2. The general list hardened slightly
but was intensely dull. Bonds were
dull and irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.—~F.tl‘orts to
.‘cll Colorado I’m-l iound :1 very limited
market and the stock was offered
down with 1arintious of l and .' poiu H
IlH' palms until it reachcl H a
draw of 7. . The “’e‘st ~rn lluilroarl
stocks fell off slightly again under the
leadership of l‘nion l’acitlc, which dc-
clint‘d to 7:1. Northwcstoru gave way
1!. North
Gas 1.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or lua-
ples & Goldschmidt Commission Bro
ken, Smarts & ngbett Block. 80th
Mom
Amul Con, 48% IISIT. 1\ 451,1.
A C. & 1‘. Co, “2 .12 :12 :12
\m.Srncl1; 11% ”ii 4'1. ,. it
Am. Sugar, 117%, 117% ll? 11?
Anaconda. 81 811,15 8011; 51
A T. & S 1-‘.. . 115-114 1111-14 6:; 115
A 'r. &s .1. 11,9114 1111., 911,. 1111,;
Bait & Ohio 82% 8271’. 321,. 8'3.
Bkl1n. R. '1‘ 45 451,3} 151% 4514;
Chas. it Ohio 33 33% 33% 38%
Ch Gt. Wes. 17 17 17 17
c. M. on S. P. '1-129. 1121 111-1»;
Col. F. a 1., 47 411 44
Col, South, 1-111 1114 1414.
Con. Gas. 174 174% 171 17414
Del, & Hud..103 163% 163% 103%
Erie, 297.. .30 291-5 2911.
Erie. 151.111.. 6712 67:11 (17:15 6714
ll]. Central 133% 133V, 133% 133%
Lou. & Nash. 1051 105 105 105
Manhattan, 135 135 13?. 131'.
Met, St. Ry.. 113% 11:17,). 111 11:."
M. K. .1; T.. 20 20 20 an
M. K. & '1', pf. 42 42 4‘.‘ 42
Mo. Pacific, 94 (it 11314 9311,;
Nat, head, 15 15 lo 15
N. Y. Central.12l% 121% 121%.; 121%
Nor. a West, 62%, 62a; 1121; 112-
0m_ 11 West 23g 231:. 2315 2314,
Path. R. R., 1241/. 124% 12371. 1237,11
Poo. Gas, 93% 93% 931.9 93%
Reading. 55 F171 {14 1'14
Rep. Steel 11% 113,5 11% 11%.
Rock island, 29 " 29 2811/3 28-11;
mm. Goods 18%...1-8‘16 18% 18%
South. Pac., 46 46% 45%; 45%,
Son Ry. Co. 23% '2“ 221,4 221,3}
Ry. Co. pf.. 31 1 SI SI
Tnn C. &l., 42 42 42,
Telxas Pan, 2711’. 27% 2‘1‘ 27
Union Pac.. 75% 75% 75 75%
U S,I1.ea.. 8 1,8 77 m
if s. a. a (1,115 31,19 71;. 7111
U. 8. Steel 23 23% 227,1. 227.5.
11.8 Steel. pf., 71 71% 70% 71%
Wabash, pt. 35% 3516 35 35
GRAPHOL:
PHOTO SENSITIZIING
POW one.
, ' imBrown, Platinum Black; Platinum
Photographing on private stationery,
postal masthead-111.1111? canvas,
oto. .
American 1‘1; and i’roplc‘.~ I
The scope of our (ileuuuSalt
includes all light or medium {weight cloth-
ing for men and hops. ‘ '
Closing out Men and 3011’ ssuiis. bick-
en lots 11120 to 6’10 per dent diScOuni. .
Sale price 011 $1.00 shirts. 790,
Sale price on 500 underwear. 590.
Sale price on 50011111011 hall hese. ~ 260
A bunch of 500 neckwear. 250
$1.00 bathing suit. 60c
Bou’s Wash Suits and Pants at half
price. ,
Straw 112115.250 on the dollar. ' r . ..
SELLECK .1. PRICE.
9!! Washington Street. South NorWaIk..
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The DRIED ‘BEEF we have just got in, lo a particularly also lot. This
store to noted for its Fino Shaved Boot. Any quantity from Scouts up.
PADANG JAVA and Genuine ARABIAN MOCHA COFFEES. We how
good reason to think this Coffee we are putting out now lo- the boot wo Ivor
had. We order only small lots and have It fresh and fine. Try It. 82 cont!
:1 pound.
sucso PEACHES. Joje'enu can, in heavy syrup. Now who» fresh
fruits are scarce and high, those about peaches will answer a mod Int our
Try once and
per time. Have been pronounced as good no the fresh article.
you will try often. 10 canto can,
Lorenzo Di
I School Time.
Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should he coro~ ,
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. It may save them
from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain.
Thorough Examination; Free and correct fitting guarantood.’
0. B. JACKSON.
58 Wall Street; Graduate Optician. Norwolk, Gt.‘
TELEPHONE 108.
QUTBILL’S
Bridgo Fish May-Rot.
IIooFT 51151.1. came.
65: a dozen. I
HARO SHELL CRABS.
' 1I‘ ‘ 30c dozen.
FREE DELIVERY;
West. End Wlohbmtoo street Icldgo,I
~ ' South Nor-walk, Conn. ,
Our Catches
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are as soft as a bed of down and hapd some enough to suit any mats. You'll
find your couch wants have been anticipated here. We show thirty fine side 3
goat well-mode Couches on our second floor. Every pattern I good one.
Provide your home with a comfort giving Couch. We guarantee you W 5
satisfaction if you purchase here. None hut desirable quollties‘ land InI'b price ‘ .‘ _
so low as ours. Our 812.00 Couch is beyond competition.
:4 60 to 825. 00. a
Funeral Directors and Emhalmers. .
12 North Main Street.
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