III Tutti nun ora‘ WI! I business trip to Bridgeport today. The funeral of Miss Alice Wood was held this afternoon. from the Knight Street A. M. E. Church. . Buckingham Post, 0. A. R, of Nor- walk will hold a meeting this' evening the post rooms, Wall street. ' 51‘ Wishbone st. 11111111111113. of furniture to Noroton. this, after- noon. - William’McPherson. who has been ill of typhoid fever for the past six weeks. is able to be about again. The Boston Store has just the thing you are looking for. for your fall suit. They have all the latest styles in dress goods. Read their ad. it is stated that the R If: G manage- ment is t1yiug to get a game with the B11dgepo1t state league team for Sat- urday aitei-.noon on the Decker Field There will be a rehearsal of the Re- bokah's degree team, Friday evening. the 11th, and it is requested that all 01 both teams make an effort to be pres- ent. Comstock Brothers have the proper thing in hats for fall wear. Better read their ad before purchasing, then give them a call, for they surely will be able to suit you Edward Willis Putney, of Milford, who was selected as one of the alte1- hates to West Point. is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando 1. Allen, of Washington street. Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes and son, Arthur, Jr.. returned to Menden, to- day. Mrs. Barnes will resume her po- sition as Principal of the Barnes-Prue» bei School, of that city. Paracamp is a guaranteed remedy for tired- feet, cuts, and bruises. For sale at the Clifford Pharmacy. N. l“. Casweil. of Toronto. aners. Etta Smith, of New Brunswick, N. .l., have returned to their homes, after spending a few days with Mrrand Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens, Concord street. li‘ali showing of felt outing hats at S. S. Tillotson‘s. Natty styles at the right prices. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Austin have gone to housekeeping in newly fumiahed moms in North Main street Port Chester, N. '.'Y Mrs. 'Austin was formerly Miss Florence E. Welch, of this city. ‘ Tailored gowns for autumn have be- gun to arrive at Reed's, and a visit to their suit rooms will be of interest. The season otters a wide selection in fashions and many different models are shown. A safe deposit box has ceased to be a luxury to be enjoyed only by the rich. It has become one of the necessities of the times. The South Norwalk Trust Company charges but 34 a year for their boxes. C. (l. Merritt, clerk at the drug store of John A. Riggs, in Main street, Nor- walk, will resign his position Saturday and Monday will begin the duties of a new position at Hamilton‘s drug store in Bridgeport. “A Study of Mlllet's Picture of The Angelus," its Suggestions for Daily Liv- ing—will be the subject of the weekly prayer meeting in the South Norwalk Congregational Church, tonight. Rev. John N. Freeman will conduct the ser- vice: A silk snap at Howlsnd's. lt‘ou1 words tell the story. Stylish—hand- some—«worthy—under-brice. For de- tails read the ad. ' Rey. W W. '1‘. Duncan, the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. would like to meet all mem- bers of the Dulcial Board tonight, at the close of the prayer meeting. to dis- cuss plans for special revival services next month. '1‘. J Magner has removed his entire stock, excepting stationery to the Stuarts h Corbett building 79 Walt“ ington street. Read his ad, and see whatm are to expect at his new store, The natures at the former branch store of thelluhbeli C Staples Hartl- ware Company. in Wall street. have been pgrlciheifid by: the Norwask Hog: as an g ng ompany, an are 111: placed in pdsltion at the lattcrjs establishment, in Main etrOt. today. Samuel 11.31111“. a former clerk at the pi homo hotel who has been away from seals Norwalk for are 1:??th intown; yuterdu..t0 rtinno'fhiavacationfwith‘ liasls , dpoq, poo. in’ now urge , he'll. mare-111nm «rifles-man be 11.1%“; V ‘m um Md a dial-firm 'Quitea ,nfll nefont‘rb and!!! T eras! W ton lingtténrd tfda‘rt’ . o ,, gran tau rs pone. Elli It!!!” It 90:; r “tarot“ 0: £111.] motions , . e W ca was as even- IIDN: 7:2,:z: n. ing. utino business was transacted an RC _ - iN'ron wraith-Jargon florNoeueuvi. 0W0! for any will. theiw or1",“. ”1:11 on ’ we will deliver on limo. ~ for! $353133. "”2“.“ a ' a "0" mm Miss Mary McGinlpy, of New York, who assisted in tho mlllnery depart- ment of the Boston Store last season, 'has returned to No rwaik. Mr and Mrs A'. "Archer, of Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers, of Berklo street Norwaik, Mrs Beers being the r grandchild. Officer Frank Raymond. who has been having a week's vacation was on duty again this afternoon and his friends ate glad to see him back. No new patients have been admitted to the Norwalk Hospital since yester- day, but those alleady there are re- ported this afternoon as getting along nicely. Miss Elizabeth Reading. who has been the guest of Captain and Mrs. R0. bert C. Mitchell. in South Norwalk. re- turned today to her home in Phillips- burg, New Jersey. The South Norwaik Fife and Drum Corps started this afternoon on the steamer W 1 Stevens for Huntington, 1.. 1.,“ where thty will accompany the Huntington Fire Department to Patch— ogue. and take part in a parade. The large automobile which was stolen Sunday, in Greenwich, and re- covered in Westport, Tuesday after noon as told exclusively in last night' 11 Sentinel. was a twenty7four horse pow- ’ er machine and is valued at 26,.000 A special meeting of the Brit.klaycrs' and Stone Masons' Union will be held Monday‘eVening. At a special meeting held Tuesday night. the cards of sev- eral of the men on the Muller silk mill buildings on the fair grounds were admitted. The W. O. '1‘. U. will hold its regu- lar weekly meeting Friday, with Mrs. RxT. lilukin. 3 Day street, at 3:30 o'clock. All members should be pres- ent. for the delegates should be ap- pointed to attend the county conven- tion to be held in Danhury, September 30th. A small seal made his appearance this week, at Little L'Hammork is- land. Miss Reamans. daughter of one of the summer residents on the island. was so be ly frightened that she wanted~to 1 mp from a boat and bad to be reMrained by Mr. Reamans. Mr. Reamana and his family were out in a row boat near the float on the north side of the island when the seal madr its appehrsnce. 9—.— A SYMPOSIUM. "Wh'at‘is the secret of success!" ask ed the Sphinx. "Push." said the Button. “Takes pains," said the Window. "Never be led." said the Pencil. “Be up to date.” said the Calendar. "Always keep cool, said the loo, “Do business on tick," said the Clock. "Never lose your head," said the Barrel. “Do a driving business " said the Hammer. "Aspire to greater things," said the Nutmeg Make light of everything," said the Fire. “Make much of small things," said the Microscope. . “Never do anything offhand." said the Glove. “Spend much time in reiloction,’-’ said the Mirror. “Do the work you are suited for," said the Fine. "Get a good pull with the ring." said the Doorbell, "Be sharp In all your dealings." said the Knife. » "Find a good thing and stick to‘it," said the Blue. , “Trust to your stars for “success," said the Night." - "Strive to make a good impression," as.. the Seal.--Lifo. .__ .1--._..L.. A GOOD THING IN PLAYING CARDS 1,000 packs of Bicycle Cards. regular price 25 cents—my price 10 cents a pack, it per dozen packs. DAILY. EVENING AND CUNDAY PAPERS Delivered to all parts of the city... Prompt delivery guaranteed. .. JUST RECEIVED. A, complete line of Mandolins, Vio- lins. Guitars and Banjo Strings; at low- all prices. ' ZOLEMAN'S NEWS ROOMS l0 North Main St, [aria-walk. Agent for A. 0.8mnld1nrs‘. Baseball and Sporting Goods. . 1' in Place of Year Straw Hat. What? ’ Individual tut: has min scope amongh’its. this sea- son, than chloride/hrs. You Mil find the most approoal models hunt. in stiff sud colt hats from the best maltm. Where this is such a wealth of bat-lei)! you will flail it a simple matter to baled the most becoming hat. With many men, the soft bat succeeds the7-liqht straw. 'Sofi hat: of high grade qualify, “black anglfisofl brown tones, the proper shapes. selling at $2 and 53. But many men can not be weaned from the Derby, so pick yours from a big showing of the comct shapes. at 52 and 3 3. A wonderful Show of boys' and children’s hats. caps and Tim O'Shantcrs is ready. . Men's Fall suits. hand-tailored and to order; necltwcar, Fall shirts, Fall hosiery—ready. Fall O I acorn soawaut. Tel. Catt, 12a. NONWALK. Tel. 0|". “-4. \ / 2' CLEAN OATS. , [ It is not what they cost per bag, but what they are . ‘ worthto your horse that makes it economical or extrava- ’ gent to buy the bestoats. All our cats are carefully ‘ k screened. if you insist upon having the dirt, dust and foreign seeds that are usually sold with them—yon must ‘ buy elsewhere. Perhaps it's not known that we screen all L grain, as well as oats, wheat, corn, barley, ctc. Every thing as you should have it. at the price you ought td pay—~no more IUY care rants cum. I: "11 ,1 MANUEL 'r. Hares. l uacxson's sruoto Irina Photograph- It --Popular Prices-- Studio Noun to to ia 111.: a to A p. m. I) Wall It" Iarwolk Oppo-Ih Hot-i I eCiaI Sale! . Writing Pam. 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. ]. Neonér’ s 6 South Nola St. South Norlbalh. II. C. HOWES .“ Recently head operator for Siegel a Copper. and The all studies. New York City will lie in charge for the attainment! Studio. I‘lflt quality work guaranteed. ‘ , LEWIS. if Main Strut, Namath. can clear A an OLD ans. " Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses. 1! you find diiliculty in reading, while for distance your sight is good you re- quire old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A competent optlcian should be consulted. We gua rantee satisfactioa. HOMER I. HOYT, aaraso‘rmo cartons, Room 0 United mun am one. hour: to 11:45; as to 0:81). Iaturday minus, 'l-O. [postal Appointments at convenience of means. o Paraoamph. ‘1 A guaranteed remo- dy for first! roof. outs. 81111111 11111111 ' advanced 2. 7 operators was attended by the old ru- Manhatau,136% 131 13131 137“ - Me. 8, Ry..t 1141.4 1141.; 114% 114%. Mex. Cent. 13% 13!: 334. 13% . monund Islands! TODAY iN WALDGTREIT. ‘WAiJ. STREET. 10:10 a. m—Mod- erate buying orders were exetuted in the Western stocks at the opening and Union Pacific, Ruck island, Missouri Paciilc and St Paul responded with good fractional ndvnmes Atchison was bought heavily but fluctuated nar- rowiy. 'l‘hc specialties were neglected outside of a low ttnnsactions in the 10- rul traction stocks at unimportant ptice ti1anges.No1folk and Western utivantcd 11 point. WM 1. STREET. 11 u.1n.—-—Unex ported weakness in Brooklyn Tran sit tieprcssol it 1% and impaired the market's gmd ione.The1c were no material svllmrks, hour-yer until the United Staies Stool stocks comment.- ed to react sharply on latge scale. Steel preferred declined 1%. and the common 1. Other metal stocks gave way in sympathy. Tennessee Coal los- ing 1% Railroad stocks reacted to about yesterday' it final prices or below. Ponnstivania and Louisville lost near ly a point and an early rise of as much in Wabash preferred, Norfolk anti Western and Metropolitan Securi ties was not retained. latrknwanna WALL STREET. t1oo11.»~—Siundard stocks showed more steadiness during the second hour when offerings slurk- ened. St. Paul and Brooklyn Transit rallied large fractions. but the sent-ml list was bold in check by the continu— ed selling of linitudtswtns Steel. The large sales of l'. 8. Steel by loading mors which do survive every time the stock is soldhcavily. (lulorudo Furl advanced 2. Smelling pfd. and Bless Sheffield Stool lost 1, and Nrw York Air Brake 4 points. llontla were dull and irregular. . WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~llullneas was the chief characteristic of the midday market. The abandonment of the early soiling movement in the rail- rnnd list led to some covering and after this was complrtml the market became stagnant. The» ITnited States Steel stocks hugged the low level clot-:0- ly but were considerably less active Metropolitan Sheet Railway fell off 11 point. TODAY'S QUOTATIONI. Reported over private wrre or us- pies a Goldschmldt. Commission Bro kers, Swarta it. Corbett Block, sleuth Norwalk: Amal. Cup. 481.; is"; 47% 47713 A. C, & l“. 0.0., 32% 8214, 32 32 Am. SmolL, 13 _ 13% 43 43 Am. Saga 115 11:3 115 115 A. T. A: 8. Fe. 01%. 07% 66% 667,1. Bari. & Ohio. 827; 112 81% 81711 llkly11R.T.. li‘v'. 441/ 429. 43 ‘M. &S P. 142')»; 143‘: (‘01 F & 1.. 42% 43 4‘2 43 Col. South 14% 1434. 14%;. 149.. Con. Gas 172% 172‘s. 112% 172% Erie. 29‘); 291i. '- L'ric. lei. pf., 6713'; 117%,- lil.Cent1ai.133'i§. 133°», inu' & Nash. 1051.4. 105“. M K. & T.. 20, 20% 20 20% Mo Putiflc 94% NV; 93% 94%, N. Y. Central. 123 12: 123 123 Nor & West. 23%, 231;; 23 23 . Pac. Mail. 22% 221/. 22%, 22% Penn. R.-R.’, 125% 125% 124% 124% Poo. Gas, 94 94 94 94 Pres. S, Car. 1 . Reading. 64 6W3, 53% 54% Rep. Steel, . 11. 11 11 11 Rock island, 291‘ 291.3 28% Rub. Goods, 19 19 19 19 Scuih. Path. 45%: 45% 45% 45% Texas Pac, 27 27 27 27 Union Pac., 76 76% 75% 76% U.8.1.1eath.. 8 . 8 8 . 8 U.S.Lea.. pf” 82 82 82 . 82 U. 8. Steel,‘ 21%, 213.13 20% 20% U.S.Bteel.pf. 70% 7055. . Wabash, pt, 35% 35% 35% 35% West. U11. Tel.,835§ sets says 83% Wis. Cent, 19 19 19 19 We suppose we have no “right" to object. but! we don't like to see a wo- man sitting in front of a soda fountain at 11 a. m. Not that we care that it will spoil the husband‘s dinner, but we are afraid that eating ice cream at such an hour will spoil‘hers. Juper—Csyboy seems to he prosper- Ing nowadays. - lumpuppe—l don' i. see why you think so... His wife:and family are not Balloon—«A ' file“ no fare to the Ticket Agent—4‘11 dollars sir. - ‘ aflaldoohé—Tln dollars! Holy Moses, Fall and Willitl' ii; .ku‘ 1:" n Reads for 11011 inspec . '1 We cordially invjtc you to look‘ but stoélt of Men 3'. fore the rush' ts on. Plenty of Rain Coats. Men's Fail Shirts. Boys' and Children's suits and 0vbrcos’is through by ' Men' 5 Suits anl Overcoats from 55 up Young Men s Suits and Overcoat: from “to $12. Ch1idren’ s Sults and Overcoats from $2 to $6. Large Four-in-hand ties for wing collars. Many styles oi Crofut and Knapp hats. We Guarantee every article sold to be as represented .- . r ‘ 1 I a pound. SLICED PEACHES. 10 cents can, you will try often. 10 cents can. \ 58 Wall street. retention: toe. CUTBILL’SH ‘Brldgo 111'th Market. OYSTERC. Tite‘KOyst'sr cocoon Is new hero dud we will have them In fresh every day. We also have long and mud Cid 'a, Hard [halt Crabs, Escallope. Bone kinds of treat! ilah. FREE DELIVERY. Booth Not-walk, Conn. . SELLEOK 8: PRICE, 98 Washington Street, South Norwallt ' READ. The DRIED BEEF we have just got in. is a particularly nice In. This store In noted for Its Fine Shaved Beef. PADANG JAVA and Genuine ARABIAN MOCHA “fllfiO. W. m. , ~ good mason to think this Coffee we are putting out now In tho but lad my, 11* We order only email lots and have It fresh and flu. Try It. 32 dents In heavy syrup. Lorenzo Di? " . from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain.‘ thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed. 0. B. JACKSON Graduate Optician. Any quantity from 0 cents up. Now when fresh, . fruits are scarce and high, these sliced peaches will answer" a n'eod It sup- ’ per time. Have been pronounced as good as the fresh article. Try once had ' Mackerel, Blue Fish, Porgioa and all » West End Washington [tract Bridge, , gant weli~1nade Couches on our second floor. Provide your horne' with a comfort giving Couch. We guarantee you; satisfaction if you purchase here. None but desirable nuaiitlw " Every patient" agohd "
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