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5 1 Washington St.
11111 V1113 Votes.
Herbert A.- Mathewson, of West
street, Is recovering from a few days'
illness.
Harry G. Davis. of the Norwalk Hard-
ware Company, Is spending a few days
I11 New Haven on business.
-—lllg reduction in stationery at
Heors‘, 6 South Main street.
E. L. Boyer and family, of Main
street. Norwalk. have returned from
a month's stay at Fairlee. Vt.
Howard Phipps, of New York, has
returned to Norwulk to resume his
studies at the Harstrom School.
Douglas Schcnck, of Yale. was In
town yesterday. Mr. Schenck former-
ly attended the Harstrom School.
The steamer Hampton will make an
excursion to North Beach today. leav-
ing South Norwalk at 9:30 o'clock.
George A. Comstoek and Miss Susie
St. John, of Norwalk. have returned
from a several days‘ stay with friends
in thchfleld.
Joseph C. Miller. of Poughkecpsle.
New York, is spending a few days with
relatives In South Norwalk. where he
formerly resided.
E. L. Boyer and family. of Main
street, Norwalk. are at Lake Warnmaug
for a to day s. They are expected
home this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bognrdus and Mr,
and Mrs, Rufus J. Smith. of South
Norwalk. spent yesterday viewing the
sights of Couey island.
Leeds Council. of Stamford, will not
confer the degree tomorrow night, and
members of Lincoln Council will not go
down as was expected.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gregory, of Main
street, Norwalk. are at Lake Warn-
maug for a few days. They are ex-
pected home this evening.
Miss Nelson. of Chicago. Is a guest of
Mrs. C. A. Tucker, of Main street, Nor-
walk. Miss Nelson was a classmate
of Mrs. Tucker at, the University of
Chicago. ‘
Miss Anna E. Rogers. of the State
Normal school. New Haven, is the
guest of her uncle James E. Smi h
and Miss Mabel llamltlon. ut the Hotel
Hamilton.
~Newspapers delivered, leave or-
ders at Doors“. 6 South Main street,
-'l‘he place to trip the light fantas‘
tic Is at St. Joseph's Church lawn fete.
to be held at No, 167 South Main
street. September iOth.
Alvin Nickerson formerly of the
Coleburn and Lauder store. Norwalk.
now in New Haven, is spending a
coupie of days at his home In Orchard
street.
M 18. Frost. who has been the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. George W. Har‘
formerly of Norwalk. has secured a
turned to her home in New Haven, Sat-
urdy afternoon.
Great reductions in every depart-
ment of Krlegcr's store. Goods are be;
ing slaughtered without regard to
original cost.
A'torney and Mrs. George H. Vos-
hurgh, of Courtland street. are entcrA
mining Mrs. Sarah E Winters and
daughter Bessie and grandson Ted. of
Newark. N. .l.
Mrs. Addie B.-Warren. of the Wana-
maker store in New York city, is
spending a couple of days' vacation at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Kellogg. of issues place.
Miss Grace Barnum. of Bethel. who
has been spending the past six weeks
on the shores of Lake Erie has return~
ed and is new the guest. of her sister,
Mrs. Charles A. Tucker, of Main street.
Colonel and Mrs, Edwin HMnthew-
son. of South Norwalk, and Major and
Mrs. James K. Crnfuf. of flimsbury.
who have been making a four months'
tour of Europe, are now on their way
home. having sailed Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Camp. Mrs.’S.
L. Ray. and chauffeur Frank Berg, of
Middletown, spent last night at the
Hotel Norwalk. They came up from
New York in a Winton touring car
Saturday.
John H. Bodwsll .a member of South
Norwalk Conclave improved Order of
lleptasophs has been elected a dele-
, gate to go to Bridgeport, September 19.
to participate in the convention for the
election of an arcbon.
Letter to A. J. Hutchinson,
.. South Norwalk. Conn.
Dear.- Sir:
\
money.
Mr. Aaron Higgins. Plainiield. N 1..
always used 15 gallons of point. for his
house; Devoe took 11.
Mr. Ezra Rnthmell,w1111omsport,i'n.
always used 11; Devoe took 6.
Mr Burt Young. Glrsrd, Pa, always
am a gallon for oeitpin rooms; took
11. N. Y.,
baggage “liens and.
Adam“ My point for less
than m; don't; can your honey.
'ihol won-“ins counts the same way
half as much Demos ‘ '-“
Mr. Notrsnlal Barber
When you can buy paint
for less than Devon; don‘t: save your
up the summer season. The few lots
"(list are left are emphasized in today's
a .
William Louder. the well- known
third baseman o} the New Yorke. spent
walk.
are ready at Howland's. Buying now
gives one the entire season to enjoy
the wearing.
Corporal Gilbert El. Bogart. of Com-
pany D. Fourth infantry. went to Sea
Glrt. N. J., saturdsy. to spend a few
days with Captain Howard J. Bloomer.
The D. M. Read Company have
something to say regarding furniture.
refrigerators and slumber blankets.
Read the ad, '
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown of
Stamfoid, and Miss Sachett. of New
‘York were guests yesterday at the
lHotel Norwalk of Mr and Mrs M. R.
Bennett.
Mts. George Butterworth and Miss
Butterworth will entertain the mem-
bers of the Pine Ledge Whist Club. at
the club house at Pine Lodge. tomor-
row afternoon.
The Norwslk post-oiflce will close
at 11 o'clock this morning. Previous to
this there will be one delivery and col-
lectitin of the mails. The last east and
west malls of the day will close at 5
p, 111.
September sale of stationery Is ad-
vertised In the Boston Store‘s. space to«
day. Fine lots, each of which Is des-
cribed fully in the ad.
Herbert Johnson. who has been sped
ding a few days‘ vacation with his
labor Charles E. Jol111son.of Wall
sheet, left last evening for Cleveland
where he- is now employed in 11 large
electrical establishment.
Lewis E. ()lmstead. of Sound Bench.
formerly of Norwalk. bus scchnred 11
position on the poultry farm of W. ll.
Eastman. of ilethel. Mr. ()lms'eml‘s
household goods were shipped to ilcthv
el Friday. and the family goes today.
All the houses and stores in town
are having gas Installed as 11 means
of Illumination. You don't want to be
behind the others. Semi for 11 repre-
son‘atlve of the Connecticut Railway
and i lghtlng Company and have a talk
regardlnq this matter.
The annual report of the Month llut
Manufacturing corporation filed in the
town clerk's office. this morning, shows
the following oilicers: President Thus.
Meath: secretary and treasurer. '1‘. ll.
Wanren; directors, Column A. Warren
and the nhov.e——llrldgcport Standard.
-—»-Ncwspupc1s delivered leave or-
ders at Bcexs‘ ti South Main street.
The reappraismcnt division of the
United States general appraisers has
recently imposed heavy advances on
importatious of silk hat hands, a fact
that does not bother the hat manufac-
turer who has learned that as good silk
bands as can be Imported are made
In Danbury.
Uncas Tribe, of llaymakers. of South
Norwalk. is to have 11 team I11 the field
once more. to contest for the cup 111
the annual meeting of the state asso
elation which is to be held at Mend
1'1w‘s E111], today. The cup Was prc
rented by Albert M. l’ohln1n11.o.‘South
Norwalk. the picsent president. and has
been won by the local team .
Professor Isaac l-‘Isher will give an
address at the Knight Street A. M. E.
Ch1trth.this owning. at 8 o‘clotk. on
the industrial situation among the col-
ored people. in the South. Professor
lt‘islier Ia principal of the i)11n\'illc.
Kentucky, Polytechnic Seminary,
where colored children and grown
people are taken us pupils and taught
domestic occupations. The school al-
so flts teachers for work among the.
rural districts.
The Middletown correspondent oi
the Hartford (.‘ouraut says: “The ab»
sauce of files In the store of Long-
worth & Lane has caused much.com~
meut. Most of the files that came in
during the day would be gone I11 ho
morning. The mystery was solv - he
other night by people who sat on a
porch opposite the store Shortlv af-
ter the store was closed at 6 o‘clock
up the inside of the window flames
feeding on the flies as he went along.
He proceeded from place to place plan-
ning his attacks so that not a fly escap-'
ed him: Sayeral people were called by
the discoverer to watch the work of
the rodent. The proprietors do not
propose to interfere with the rat." ‘
7|FTEEN CENT MUSIC
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
"Arizona." E. T. Paul‘s la'est two-
step.
“There‘s Nobody Just Likc'You."
“Prottr Little Dinah Jones."
“Adalina. the Boola Girl."
"in a Village by the Sea."
"Laughing Water." (twostep).
“Golden Sunset Waltses."
The latest twostep. “Auona.” and 100
others.
JUST RECEIVED.
A complete line of Mandolins, Vio-
lins, Guitars and Banjo Strings. at low-
est prices.
COLEM ws NEWS ROOMS
10 North Main 8%., Bo. Norwalk.
Agent for A. O. Spaaldmg‘l
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
Don’t allow money to lie around. It
izeaolortospondiundeuicrto loco
IAVI HONEY.
J. A. Hislop & Company are winding '
yesterday at his home in South Nor-
1
Several of the new iaunty fall styles I
a large rat was seen making his way '
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: IATIIFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
A Custom Tailoring Event of Prime
importance. .
We are pleased to announce our Second Semi-Annual Sub-
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.
F01 Two Dans Onlu.
Satu1dau, Sept. 5th. Tuesdau.-Sept. 5th..
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 woollcns 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.
0
some NORWALK.
Tel. C1111. 32.2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 44-4
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CLEAN OATS.
it is not what they cost per
bag, but what they are
worth to your horse that makes it economical or extrava-
All
If you Insist upon liming the dirt,
gout to buy the best outs. our outs nae carefully
screened. till-ii and
foreign seeds that are usually sold with tl1c:11—~you must
buy elsewhere. Perhaps it's not known that we screen all
grain. as well as outs. win-111, corn. barley, t'lt'. livery thing
as you should have it. at the price you ought to pay—no
more
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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JACKSON'S STUDIO
trino Photographs
It
--Popular Prices--
Studio Noun
Ioto I: m.; 2 to A p. m.
la Wall 3%.. Norwalk
Opponlt, Hot-l
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Sp email Sale I
pWritr’ng Paper. One—Half Price.
Pocket Books, One-Half Price.
Fountain Pens, One-Half Price.
Crepe Paper, 5c.
.And Other Great Bargains.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Formerly T. j. Magnet-'3
South Nor'lhalh.
R. C. HOWES
Recently head operator for Siegel & Copper. and The Hall Studios,
New York City will be in charge for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. ll Main Strut. Norwalk.
OLD SIGHT A ND OLD AGE.
Old sight la a matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses. if
you find difficulty in reading while for distance your sight is good. you re-
quire old slghf glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent
opticlsn should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction. -
HOMER E. HOV‘I‘, REFRACTINO OPTICIAN,
Room 0 United Iank Building, Iouth Norwalk. coon.
once hours 8 to 11:46:12:45 to 6: 30. Saturday suntan 'l-D.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
...COAL...
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5.00 a Ton.
All Other Sizes In Stgdk‘a‘t $6.25,
Ra ’mond Bros
The Fair Cloak and F11 31011.
ISRAEL, PROPRIITOR
A only develops film in daylight but does -
BRUSHES.
A Very Choice sete'c.
tion of good FLESH and
HAIR‘BHXSHG.
Prices are Certainly
Very Reasonable.
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PHONE 152.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Patrick M. lluugll. of Seyumut ave—
nue. is spending a few tlit_\'.‘~ in Don-
bury.
Mux"lu1lovt1ttt-11ded the home 1111911
at Nutrutg i’111I1. I11 Str‘utnud. s :1turdn1'
afternoon.
Mrs. A. S, liuvunaugh 11nd duutzhter.
Olivia, of ilrooitlyn. 1111- tlu- gut-sis of
Mrs. Ii. .\l. Andrews. of West avenue. '
The t‘11tl1olit- (‘lub will give the
"Iiusltiu' llee' 11t Lockwood 5 Hall.
The scope of out 11111111111111»
includes all light 01 medium weight cloth-
ing i01 men and bous.
Closing out Men and Ben’ssuits.b10k
e11 lots at 20 to 5’10 p61 cent discount.
Sale price on $1.00ishi1ts. 7-90
Sale price 011 50c underwear. 1591:
Sale p1ice 0150c. ianctl half hose. 250
A bunch of 500 neckwear. 2511
$1.00 bathing suit. 500
Bou’s Wash Suits and Pants at half
price.
Straw Hats. 250 on the dollar.
‘4'
\V'cdnestluy evening, A duncc will fol~
low.
The directors of the Norwdik Hospi—
t11i A ifitlt'lili'ltlll will l1oltlt1 lllth‘VliUZ, to.
mun-ow t‘Vl'lllliK, at X o'tlu-it, at the
N111 walk Club.
1,. Miss Sadie \\'l1:1lt-11. who has been 11
must I11 (litnlu'ook, hats tome to Not“-
wulk to Silt'llil :1 1111' tiny below 111-
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SELLECK 11. PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
1111111111; in Nut York to 111112111111 her
duties 11.»: teacher in 1211- Il:11'11:11'd
scluml for Kill“.
The llztubury lint l"l|il.~'llt‘l‘.~' A11 «11-in-
lion t"lt'1'l(‘tl filt'se llt‘lt‘llitll'h‘ to attend
the annual convcututn of the thinner
llt'lll Federation of I.:1I1111‘. in South
Norwalk. October ~1l, ill 11 1111 cling held
lust Friday night: ll1111l1 .l. Shuivoy.
t‘ornelius Mctfue. Mlt'lllll‘l ”1111111111.
P, .l. Melvin and Shiloh liluhc.
The premium list for 1111- thirty—filth
:1111111111 fair of the l):111l1111',1' :\i:l‘l(‘lllilil‘iil
Society is just out from the prms oi
the Iluuitury News. and it goes without
snylngit is" handsome>11-1'i1111-11ol‘tbc
lypograpi1icnl art. The 1:1'1'.1l:i~1 your.
occurs ()ctohcr valtt, :tud 111ll ln- :1 suc
to.“ tit-Spi‘t- 1111,1‘ 11111t1111‘3‘ \1‘1-111iit‘l' coll
tlllltlllfi." -.\'c\\'to\\‘n line.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. \\'ill1'1111 .1. .\':1~I1. Mr.
and Mrs. I-qucne i..11l.11. .‘tir. 11ml Mrs.
.l11111es Youngs, Miss l'ltlilll ("mint and
Prank Madden left Snullt Norwalk. Sut-
urdny afternoon. utter the hull game.
111 Mr. Nush'r‘ cotu‘urtn‘tle hunch for
:1 cruise of two darn. 'l‘ln-y' \1'1-111 to
(twin-1 lltn 8:1'111'51111 111 1: i111: 11111 then
to 1‘. (1\\1'r,\ Il'.1,\ 111181111111 and will re-
111111 \ionduy 11111111111;
‘Spenltlni: of d11111gl11511111iutl 1111 of
'1 situy. ‘ mill] Abi- (l1ttin-1 to .~ vernl
up-stntc politicians Mlliltt’l‘f'tl in the
A1111 11 (‘prucr of the Filth Avrntm lio—
th. New York. the orhcr night. "I
was up In llt‘l‘lillllt‘ll ct only during one
of the sevvl‘erlt droughtu the 1.1111111'1~
had ever men. and I attended 1: pl‘:l,\'-~
1-1' meetixw held for tile purpose 111‘ pc-
titloning “hint: l’1o1i1l1111e i‘m' 1'.1I11.
“Among tl1o<ctl1ot 11111.. 111-111 11.11: 1111
old former \\ ho tl1ott,.l1 one of the
mast devout 11nd consistent churchmen
in the comluuuity. would occasionally.
when aroused make use of the Ian-
guugc he bud in oil tumillor with In his
earlier days. when he Worked on 11
canal bout. None of 1l1o<e prt sent had
suffered more from the drought than
he. and when he was called on to pray
he made one of the 11111.1 sincere and
impussinned petitions l 11:11'1' ever
l1c:11'd.
"At the close of I1i1= culmination.
however, he surprised tlu present by
saying: 'We know. 0 Lord. that 'l‘l1ou
wilt send us ruin. just, :1»; Thou hast
done many times before; but this
time. 0 Lord. union: we not it- «quick
it won't do us any good!" "
WHERE HE WAS.
The royal jester asked the king.
King Cannibal Kor~mo-lung—us.
“Say. where‘s that missionary gone.
That lately was among us?"
The king winked at his chef and said.
"i‘ll tell. fool, since thou bldd'st;
He really has not gone at all.
He now Is in our midst.
"Well." she said. "the Browns have
accepted our invitation and are coming
to spend a week with us." ”Hang it
all. Maria." he complained, "you must
have made that invitation too cordial."
~Chlcago Evening Post.
“Mr. Nozsleton." she said. “it you try
to hug and kiss me again. i shall call
papa."
"Where is your father?" he asked.
"He's in the Yellowstone Park. ~and
will be beyond mail or telegraphic
communication for three wecks."—-Chi—
cage Record-Herald,
Townc (at the trackl—J'tlhl I've got
a dead sure thing on this race. I sim-
ply can't lose."
Browne—“indeed? Was that your
rabbit‘s foot you Just put away so care-
fully In your lnside pocket?"
'I‘owne—"Why—er—no. that was a
nickel for carfare home. "—Phlladel-
phla Press.
.....
According to a Film. Mich. paper. 11
new remedy for bugs has been discov-
ered there. The paper says. solemnly:
"A man and hiswife of Clio were
made deathly sick a few days ago. pre-
sumably by poison sprinkled on cab-
bage, which they ate to drive away
bugs."—-Detrolt Evening News.
THE cask-soon “01.131150.
The Radar: Developing Machine not
it better than it. is done in the dark-me
store is noted for Its Fine Shaved Beef.
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Bring-A
Wont End Washington Street Bridge,
A. J., COllltlS81
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The DRIED BEEF we have just got in. is a particularly nice lot. This
Any quantity irorn 5 cents up.
PADANG JAVA and Genuine AR ABIAN MOCHA COFFEEB. We have
good reason to think this Coffee we are putting out new lathe but we «or
had. We order only small lots and have it fresh and fine. Try It. 32 cent!
a pound.
SLICED PEACHES. 10 cents can. In heavy syrup. ‘ Now when trash
fruits are scarce and high. then sliced peaches will answer a need at lup-
psr time. Have been pronounced as good an the fresh article.
you will try often. .
Try Once and
10 cents can.
Lore nzo Dib.’_
School Time.
* 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.
0. B. JACKSON.
.58 Wall Street. Graduate Optician. Norwalk. cc.
. TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Fish Market.
——
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Hard and Soft shell Crabs.
Live Lobnun and Eccailopn.
Watermelon: on ice.
All kinds of Fresh Fish, Long and
Round Clumo.
FREE DELIVERY.
cf. :11
(975/
Our Couchcs
South Norwalk. Conn.
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.
"gsnt wellomsde Couches on our second floor.
Provide your home with a comfort giving Couch. We guarantee you your
satisfaction if you purchase here. I
'so low as ours.
84.50 to $25.00.
We show 7 thirty use old- -'
Every pattern a mod on.
None but desirable qualities and no pried .
Our 812.00 Couch is beyond competition. Others iron
.- w.-. rflh‘hnkml WM
. ‘ Funeral Directors and 'Embalm'ers.
l2. North Main'Streei,
IVTELIIIIEVT Iliillli HELP ME EIIIJVVTEII
EIIlihVTEII liLilVli BLISIVBSS LIVES.
R National reputation is the fruit of propcriyi‘
tvounc men and women into successiut
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