<1 AT '11 LANE’S D1 Phone l65-5 WWW Tum Frail Cream In forms and we are new melt- lna Peeelr Cream. Order for at) y meal. we wlll deliver on time. «mow 5! Washington St. Luttil lens lulu; William G, Chase. formerly of Nov- walk, spent yesterday I11 town. ll. Hershfleld, the Wood street tool dealer, has purchased two large truck horses. Rev. John N Frtemun, D. l').. has takt 11 a stifle of rooms at the Ilotcl Clifloid. — New Dunlap DerbY. O'Brien's. 'l‘. ll. It‘oulkes. “presenting the Swift Beef Company, Chicago, Is at the Hotel Clifford, Miss Marie Cline. of Belden avenue. Norwaik ,is visiting In Hartford and Spriugilcld. James Il. MacDonald, state highway- coitiinissioncr, spent last night at the Hotel Clifford. The barge F. with a cargo of .Iohii ll. Ferris. David Hughes, of Hartford. is enjoy- ing a vacation and is spending it por— tion of It in Norwalk. Letter Carrier William 0. Merritt Is off duty today, and Jesse Seaman ls substituting for him. —~See otir early Fall styles of mil- Ilnery. M. S. Smith & Co. Mr. anti Mrs. John P. ’l‘readwell, of North avenue, Norwalk, have returned from a visit in Saratoga. Mrs. John Johnson, of Henry street. will move to llinghatutou. N. Y., where her husband is in business. The front of the lllffll market con- ducted by Charles ll Stevens, hi Itali- toad avenue, iii being repainted ’I lie Misses Mantle McGrath and \la- bei lluiustead, of liaubury, are visit- ing Miss.Aiiu Mullins, of Wilton are- one. Would you photographers like to abolish the dark room? If so read iht StllIson-l’owell ad. That will tell you how. Miss Evaliuo Warren. who has been the guttit of the Misses lauy and Miti- uit» Collins has returned to her home in Nuugatuck. —All styles Alpinea, O'Brien. Lincoln Council, 0, ll. A. M. met last night. and initiated one new int-.111. her. A report on the parade to Bridge- port was made. A meeting of South Neiwulk (‘ou- cIuvt-,lmpto1ed (lidci of Ileptusophs. was held last evening. Routine busi1 HUSH was transacted. The Boston store has fifty—five spe- cials on sale today, which every one will, if they care to save money, take advantage of, Read the ad. Judgo Joseph R. Taylor was taken with an attack of gastritis, yesterday. and while he was able to come out this morning, was feeling badly. Rev. James W, Davis, pastor of the East Norwalk Advent Church, will preach tomorrow. at the Brooksidc Chapel, The Dirt-hard Sisters will sing. The steamer Hampton will make an excursion to New Haven on Sunday, leaving South Norwalk at 9: 30 o 'clock and returning. leave New Haven at 4 o’,clock —’l‘he largest variety fresh candles to be found at M. S. Smith &. Co‘s. It) and 20c lb. Mrs, Joanna Linchiler, of No. 37 Quintard 'a1er1ue, and Mrs. Joseph Jones, of No. 35 Quintaid avenue have returned home from a few (lays visit in New York and New Jersey. Linxweiler's orchestra, of South Nor- walk, has been engaged to render a concert program. on the afternoon oi Labor Day, and play for dancing at night, at the Norwalk Yacht Club. . The G. N. chKiben team will play the Points, of Bridgeport, on the flux ter Grounds, at 3 o'clock. This is the second game with this team, the Mc- Kibbin’ team winning the first game. Among theinsurance men at the Ho- tel Clifford, last night, were C. Wesley Woollen, Philadelphia; B. G. Parker, Arlington Heights. Mass; K. S. Du- cayet, Hartford; A. L. Bliss. Hartford. 1—Broken lots of children's school stilts $1.50; sizes 7 to 14, $4.00 and 85.00 value. Joseph Davis, 85 Washington street. _ Joseph Jones. the well-known Vio- llniet, of 35 Quintard avenue, is mak- Ing quite a record as a marksman. Yet terday he succeeded In bagging six snipe and next Monday he anticipates still better luck. William Cavanagh, of South Noe walk, will accompany John China. of Norwalk to Aiieghany Col ego. next week, starting on Tuesday. Mr. Cav- auaugh will take the academic course. and will then probably take up th‘e study of medicine... 11,1 Dr. William F. Acton eager-tamed a who y automo- Wagfia “1‘21! yesterday and today. They were General James R. O'Blerne, D. Virgil Neal, 0. W. Rob- bine. A. R. Williams. I". H. Wilson. and chnuletir. «Complete line of this cornbl, new pompanour comb-f1 Hit: pin: arid no- it e m e on Miller arrived today. 526 tons of coal for ,nounced for tonight. has been post- The Norwalk Ya lit Club dance, 11n- ported. A. J. Collins a Company have re- ceived a carioud of bedroom suites and parlor fuinlttiie. Miss Helen It‘oley. of Qtilnturd ave- line, and Miss lf'loteuce McMahon, of Bayview avenue have returned [porn 11 visit out of town. . —»ll and G's will play the Stamfords on tho Decker Field, Saturday Sept. 5th. There will he. no meeting of the South Norwalk Fire Police on Monday night. It will be postponed for a week, owing to its being Labor Day. Novelties In Jewelry and the fall styles of men's shirts are the two spo- oluia in tho ad. of the D. M. Road Cam- Bauy today. Read it anti profit there y. H. A. Zchender, of Scranton. Penn. formerly of the llai'stroin School, In spending a few days Iii town. Mr. Zeheuder will sail the latter part of the mouth for Germany, and will study for several months abroad. Now potatoes are not found In large quantlles in the markets at present as the early crop In small and not of the best duality. It Is not thought that there will be a shoi‘aeo of the supply of tubers this winter, however, as the Into crop ls expected to be a good one. -—Yuclit 11ml Golf Cups, O'Brien. Rev. John J. Chino, of Roldan ave- ntie expects to return to his studies at St. llouuveuinrc's seminary Alleghnuy. N, Y.. next week. lie has alreadyre- ceived the minor orders and will lll‘ ordained to the priesthood shortly. Af- ter this takes place it Is probable that he will be assigned to the Erie dio- cese. Weather permitting the R & G‘ s are scheduled to fry conclusions this after- noon, on the Decker lt‘ield, with the summons. These two teams are to play a series. The first game sched- OUN GREAT GUARANTEE! OA'HOPAOTION OR MONEY IAC‘C ' \. A Custom Tailoring Event of Prime importance. ' scription Tailoring Sale, and invite our friends to take advan- tage of this great opportunity to get their Fall Suits made to order at the most reasonable prices. , .For Two Dans Onlu. Saturdau,1Sepi. 5th. Tuesdau. Sept. 8th.. 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 worstcds 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. Neckwcar and Shirts are ready. School Clothes for boys of all ages. 9 SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. tiled for last Saturday afternoon. could not be played on account of rain. A Tel. out, and. Tel. Call, 04-4. We are pleased to announce our Second Semi- Annual Sub? ""r '0‘! 1 PAOI [WI 1 . "‘t‘v‘nii BRUSHES. A Very Choice Selec- tion of godlviFLESH and HAIR Bruihés. Prices are Certainly 'Very Reasonable. ing for men and bous. WWWW ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS L... LLL. $1. 00 bathing suit. week‘s \acntiou, Miss Agnes Ratchiord. of Hnnforti Place, entertained a party of friends. last evening. 1 The Misses Add and Lillian Long are the, guests of Miss. Norma Sherer. l-Ilghluud avenue, 1 A regular meeting of the South Nor- wnlk li1utid of (‘ nitric ilmcu will be held next Monday night.‘ Jri, Is enjoying a price. The scope of on 0111111111 Sal includes all light or medium weight cloth Closing out Men and Ben’s, his. luck on lots at 20 to ,50 per cent discount. 1 ’ 1' Sale price on $I.OOIshirts. BIIIIIIIPII‘SNEIEIIIIHW Sale price on 500 underwear Sale price on 500 lancii half hose. 250 A-bunch of 500 neckivear. Bou’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at half Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar. ,. ,37. . .. 2791; 1590 25c 50¢ Miss \laiie \‘ii'oolfe of Noiwnlk has been 11 guest at M111, 1 Thompson Miti- Iey's for some days. ‘ Misti l.i zIt- Kennedy, who has been visiting .‘i [as N. E. Ryan. has returned to Iicr homt1 In Naugaiuck. 0 Harry Jackson. of the l-loruce Mann School, of New York'city, I14 visiting Edward Mullcy, Gerard Place. SELLECK a. PR 98 Washington Street, South 116111111. _-~ 415"” 't’1 r.‘ of‘ ICE ,ni‘ s. big crowd will undoubtedly be on hand to see the tennis play. ——A few Summer hats left, your choice, title and $1.50, were 84, $5 and ' 36. M, S. Smith ii: Co. . Charles and Percy Mead, of Hill- side. Norwalk, have returned to port. in their sloop “Elsa." after htivlng been on an eastern cruise for the plant three weeks, During this time they have been in New London. Stonington. Gi'eenport 11nd Sag Harbor. having been iii the latter port during the re- ccnt easterly storm, There Is a demonstration of the 1.11 Grecquo corsets at the Rowland Dry Goods Company for a few days. ilet- fer give. them a call and see what the new style Is, It may he just what you have been looking for in tho corset line and could never find. The Men's Bible Class of the First Methodist Church will resume its sea sions toinorion at the close of the morning service The class has been adjourned for two months dining the summer tttid will start iii tomorrow 11: tht-Ir full and winter work. Rev. \‘I'. W. 1‘. Duncan will discuss the regulai lesson with the class tomorrow. ~-T,he steamer Hampton will go to New ilaven tomorrow. leaving the dock at 9:30 and New Haven at 4:311 Guests 111 the Hotel Clifford. last night. were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barney, .loliri Eliot llaruey. (‘Inciu- nntl: N. Spseyr-r, Chicago; 1’. Grsswcin. New York: E. S, Price and wife, Ros top: I“. M. Johnson. Stamford: A. J. .Ienks, (‘hicopee Falls. Muss: II. New- snme, New York: Mr. anti Mrs. H. ll. Roberts. New Haven; Ramsay (‘, Bogy, New York: Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Crocker. New York. A NOTRE DAME LADY. I will send free with full instructions some of this simple preparation for the cure of Leucorrhoen ulceration, Dis placements.l’1‘allirlg of the \1 omb Scanty or Painful Periods Tumors in Growthti, Hot Flashes, Desire to Cry. Creeping Feeling tip the Spine, Pain in the Back, and all Female Troubles. to all sending address. To mothers of suffering daughters I Will explain a Successful Home Treatment. If you decide to continue it. will only cost about 12 cents a week to guarantee a cure. i do not wish to sell you any- thing. Tell other sufferers of It, that is all I ask. Address Mrs, M. Sum» merit. Box 375, Notre Dame. ind. FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY. “Arizona," E. T. Paul's latest two- step. "There’s Nobody Just Like You." "Pretty Little Dinah Jones." “Adallna. the Boola Girl." “In a Village by the Sea. " “Laughing Water." (two-atop). "Golden Sunset Waltzes. " The latest twostep, “Anona. " and 100 others. JUST RECEIVED. A complete line of Mandolins, V10 lino. Guitars and Dania Strings, at low- est prices. COLEM AN '3 NEWS ROOMS 10 North Math Cb, So. Norwalk. Agent for A. G. Bpauldmra Baseball and Spurting Goods it easier to spend it anfl‘ é‘I‘alcr to lose SAVE MONEY. / " CLEAN OATS. It is not what they cost per bag, btit what they are worth to your horse that makes It economical or extrava- -gaut to buy the best outs. All screened. If you Insist. upon having the dirt, foreign seeds that are usually sold with ”none—you must buy elsewhere. our outs are carefully dust anti l'crhnszi‘s riot known that we screen all ‘lvery thIiig as you should ha1e It, at the price you ought to pay—no more grain as well as oats, who it com, barley. etc IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ' '7 MANUEL T. HATCH. mum ~ JACKSON’S STUDIO l Fine Photographs i .1 ”Popular Prices-o Studio Hour. \ Iota II 111.: a to I p. m. 53 Wall 8‘ . NQrwalk Oppoolto Hotol 3 WWWWW 5p epial Sale I Writing Paper. One-Half Price. Pocket Books. One-Half Price. Fountain Pens. One-Half Price. , Crgpe Paper. 5c. And Other Great Bargains. WILLIAM F. BEERS, Formerly T. j. Magnet-'5 6 South Main St. South Nor’loalk R. C. HOWES Recently head operator for Siege! 41 Copper. and The Hall Studio; New York City, will be in charge for the summer, of my Studio. First quality work guaranteed. LEWIS. ll Main Street, Norwalk. OLD SIGHT AND OLD AGE. Old sight is a matter of yearl.01d night," a question of glasses. If you find difficulty In reading, while tor distance your sight is good. you re- qulue old sight glasses. Old sight shown itself at about forty. A competent opticlau should be consulted. 'We guarantee satisfaction. HOMER B. HOYT. REFRACTING OPTICIAN, Room a United look Inlldin south Nora-iii. Conn. I Office hour-a B to 11: 15: 132 5 to 0: 80. Saturday evenings, 'l-O. Special Appointment: at copyanlenoe electrons. No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 00 a Ton .Ail Other: Slzos In Stock at $6. 28, delivered. it and F111 Store. iaRAat. PROPRIITOR 1 . Bargain Sale of Shirt fists and this... 'I'MA‘IF I o n d B r 9‘s ton, delivered an ordi‘fon.‘ ‘ , 1 L , . "A pain I have from'aating jam." Andrew llurt licrgor, of l’tttsburg, l’u.. formerly of the ll:l|‘iill‘t)lll School, was calling on friends in town, [Illa morning. 1 Eureka Rebekah Lodge, htld a meet. lug. Iii-‘1 evening. Routine business was trui1suctcd, after which a luncheon was served to the members. The met-ting of lhe‘,South Norwallt lluptlst i‘hrisiiun Endeavor will be. of Lpt-clai inurest Sunday evening Sci.- 2-.11ubt1r ti, and (IHci 1't‘d as t‘uiistiu'i [Endeavor Riltv Day Time \1ilI b1 special singing and speaking Mi 5 \Iny lluudiu \\ ill be the Ieadt r. 'iiit- pitsldtnt will preside ‘over the meet- 111g. All are welcome. (.‘oiue and bring your friends The. mceting will commence at (hilt! o'clock. store is noted for Its Fine Shaved Beef. a pound. BLICED PEACHES, 10 cents can, In TRIAL GOLF MATCH TODAY. A Large Crowd Present on the Llnks at Glen Gaye. GLEN (‘()\'lZ. l. l <1ptcmber .’.~.\ vrty largo crowd was present today, to see the start of the fiuai‘, thirty-six hole match between fortut r champion Wal~ ter .I. Travis anti E. .\I.1 Byers, (or the National Amateur Golf'champlonship. 'I‘hc uiuner will hold the title for the coming ,1'1211' and gain the champiou‘ ship cup, jiI'l'titllilt’lI sevtrnl years ilk”. by the late ’I‘heodoi'e lliivenieyur, and In addition will rtceiwj a gold medal fiom the l'uittd Stairsdlold Associw tion. 'l'iit- runner up “'1” receive 11 sil- m- mcdul, and the other two men who survived to the seiul-i‘imil round. 11‘, ( Itclnhaii and Bruce D. Smith. will re- ct ivc bronze medals. President J. i-lcr- bcrt \\‘indt lcr and the other officers of the National Astiuvllllllllhxlflilk general charge of the preliminaries today. and saw that the 110th 1111s1held iii clietk so as not to ititerfti c with the play. Ihc greens had Ittu “(II tolled, and the (outse, 1111s in good .oonditlon for high~class golf. Eighteen holes were to be played in the morning, and eigh- teen In the afternoon. ‘ -—- you will try often. 10 cents can. 53 wall Street. ”. NEWMARKET COTTON MILLS. Placed on Short Time Owing to LackptTELEPIJ-LNE1U. been placed on a short time schedule owing to the difficulty In obtaining suf- ficient raw material to last until the new ciop is available. The mills are closed now but will be ieopened next Tuesday and shut down oh the follow- ing"'.1hursday l'iilil further notice the plant will be In operation but four days each week. 1 The Great Mills of Somersworth and the Salmon Falls Company at Salmon Falls, are still curtailing the output to some extent. ‘ The Exetcr Manufacturing Com- pany’s mills at Exetcr and the Pitts- ficld mills have been shut down one month but will probably resume next week. Each employ aboiit six hun- dred hands. ._..... MOUNT VERNON CELEPRATION. Bridge 11 Fish Market: _— Hard and Soft Shell Crabs. , Live Lobetera and Eacaliops. Watermelon: on too. All kinds of Fresh Fish, Long and Round Clams. FREE DELIVERY. . ”aunt"; .— 1 a _ “6”“ West End Washington Street Bridge, South Norwnlk, Conn. Town'ln New Hampshire HI: a Triple Anniversary Today. MOUNT VERNON, N. H1, Sept. 5.— The ancient town today befan a triple celebration of the crnienn nl anniver- sary of its incorporation of Old Home ' Week and the Seventeenth triennial re union of the alumni of McCpIiom gistl- - tale. At 10:30 oclock the alumni meeting ' was held at the town hall with Dr. Hen- ry E. Spaulding, of Boston, presiding. Brief speeches were made. by distin- guished members of the alumni. A din . her was served In the town'hall. At 2:30 p. m. the centennial celebra- tion exercises opened In the, town hall. lion. George A. Warden, of Lowell, pre- siding. Hon George A. Bruce, of Bos- $4.50to’85-00. 1 ' ‘ Bald philosophic Mary Jane; “But oh how glad, how iilad I am My bed has got a counterpiiue. " -—Marvartl Lampoon. lil'l‘EIIlIllilI‘l‘ ,4 1 RI. THE DARK-ROOM 1111011131121). The Rodeo Developing Machine not only develops film In day hthu it better than it Ia daueugiw‘u 3.13m from 7 , @Monstrntlon It on , maroon: men 111% wanna SchoolmTime. Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should be care- fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. it may save them from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain. Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed. . ‘ . o. a. JACKSON. Graduate Optician. .. . . ,. , , , . of Raw Material. 9%. '9; NE\\’MARKET. New 1 Hampshire. ." . Sept, fi.—The cotton mills of the. New— OUTBI LL. 5 (5%; market Manufacturing Companr have -.\», Our Couches gant 'wellrmido Couches on our leoond floor. Provide your home with a comfort giving Couch. We mamyom satisfaction if you purchase here. Nona but desirable qualities and to pm " so low as oura.- Our 812. 00 Coach is beyond competlflom Other. from The DRIED BEEF we have just got In, In a particularly Illa. I01. Title Any quantity from 6 cents up. PADANG JAVA and Genuine ARABIAN MOCHA COFFEES. We hm good reason to think thin Coffee we are putting out new 1111. best we ever had. We order only email Iota and have ltlfreaii and fine. Try it. 32 canto heavy ayrup. Now when fruit fruits are scarce and high, these sliced peaches will answer a need at up per time. Have been pronounced as good as the fro-h article. Try once Ind . i u. pom-tit, on; . hemm'taWM R Helical} mm the fruit of preverly Raining ‘ into successful busiti‘e
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