i. Tutfl’Truff Cream i , , In forms , and on m m nuk- ~ lug Peach drum. Order for any meal. in willdsllvsr on time. 5 I Washlriplon St. total News Notes. Mrs. Richard Casey, of Ferris ave. nue, lslll. William Barnes was a visitor Ridgetleid yesterday. George Overton, of Meadow street, spent Sunday in Bridgeport. Frank Crew, of Washington street, spent Sunday in Bridgeport. Miss Alida Ball, of Mott avenue. is enjoying a sojourn at Asbury Park. Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. O. 0. F., of Noi-waik, Will hold a meeting this ev- oning. Mr. and Mrs. William F. anti John Powell spent New Haven. Washington Lodge, 1. O. G. ’1‘., of Crunbury. will hold a meeting, tomor— row evening. Mr. and Mrs. meea Wilson, of Brooklyn" are visiting Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cox. of Rowayton. Gas ranges sold by the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company at cost Send for their representative. A party of friends at Milton North- rop Will go to Locust Grove on Judge Walsh's boat some time this week. Attractive .snle of silk waists at Read‘ I. .Also some specials in cotton waists, read the ad. for particulate. Arthur Ely, fornierly of Norwalk. but who is now in the United States Army, was in town calling on old friends yes- terday. Children‘s shoes. dresses, and hats that are pretty and very appropriate for school wear are found at How- land's. Herbert Elwood, formerly of Sum- mer street, Norwalk. but late of Bridgeport, is now in the United States marine. The clearance sale is still in progress at N. E. Ryan's, and those who call there will find many exceedingly good values in stock. George P. Ella the well known Nor- walk pie 111“;th returned from a con- ple of weeks soiouin in the Adiron- dack Mountains. Walter '1‘ Aiken of Wilton avenue Norwalk left Saturday for Wilbraham Academy Wilbraham Mass, where he will take a course of study President William McKinley died two years ago today. For several days alter that time mourning was hung on r N.-- _. M ill Tammany Sunday in ' private and public buildings. Robert MacQuhue, of Jeisey City, formerly of South Norwalk has been spending a few days with his sister Mrs Edward Allen in Saugatuck. IThin-Opportunity Circle, of the Nor- walk Baptist Church. will hold an all day meeting tomorrow with Mrs, Jes- sie Taylor. at her home in Cranbury. B Heretifield and" (10., sell clean. brighilcoal Their motto is no state. no slag," and by giving them a trial you will see that they live up to this motto N‘he Rev Mr. Kirby assisted the Rev Obbrlos M Selleck yesterday morning at St Paul's Choich and in the even- ing officiated at the East Norwalk Mission. , an. Wit Wheeler and Miss Katie Benton, of'l‘uylor Meade, and William H. Raymond spent Sunday with Miss Mary iiuymond and Miss Daisy Gov- ern, in Brookslde. Frederick Hobson,_ who is widely known in The Norwalks, has left South Norwalk to accept a mom lueiative po~ sitlon, with a large snow but com- pany in New Jersey. Note“thé’ big bargains in the New York‘ Gmcery Company's ad. today. Elgin butter at 23c a lb. and Mocha and Java codes at soc iii. are two all others in proportion. ' The Rev. G. D, Egbert,'and Dea'con J. R. Marvin are otpected home from their Europa!) it'll teddy. Mr. Egbert will probably preach at the Norwaik Common“ Chunchg Sunday\ 5‘ O. 8. Perry Command, UniOn Veto~ rans’ Union, will hold a business meet- logy followed by a social session.» night, at motions of William 0.‘ Mer- ritt/2 lenien- avenue; blast Nor-walk. Startevant has something to say about s’tbvea‘.’ ranges. and oil banners in the ad today. Remember they sell ‘ the Perfection oi .E A. unit of Nata ,W Norwalk t e past month. bane ed. to. their liaise in Cleveland smondng he , Judge Taylor who septum to. rirthlm due to moot his wrong Ideas outrof. :, .;, .. .3», 3-; .. _ -_. formed the minister that ho did poi Huntin and Medial“ Wanted In I ago srd to Postal bu ndsl. NEW YORK. Sept. 1‘ .—-l 0 Meals- han and George 11. Huntington. of the Columbia Supply Company. who were indicted in Washington, D C. in con- nection with the postal scandals. sur- rendered themselves ,to U lied States Maishal lienkel In this lty today. Be ohw wait} tsweroluu fer Hunt- In calcium last colt. at the time of the arratgugient 0 George W. Brig-rs on theth tartan Indictment. a warrau 11th lb the two men aré hold charged the with hav- ing in the, City of Washlni ton unlaw- fully conspired together a d with Au- gust W. Maohen and otheri to defraud the United States out of the sum of fifty cents for sub and every package box to be furnished t tht post office Department under a etintiact with the Columbia Supply Company and with; having given to Machen I 00 in pur- suance of this conspiracy. TRAIN RAN INTO IOU LDERB. President J. J. Hill and Party Had an Exciting Adventure Near Alma, Wis. LA CROSSE, Wis. Sept. ‘14.-——A spe- cial tiain consisting of anyfnglne and i two coaches, containing tsident J. J. Hill. of the Northern Seciiiilies Company, and President Hill‘llfl, the vice and second Vice piesidents. Chief Engineer Breckenridge ant other oili- claln of the Buinlington call last even- ing ran into two large boii tiers which had been washed on the rack by a severe rain storm near Alma and the engine was badly damaged Outside of a bad shaking tip and a few bruises. none of the officials on tht train was injured Much damage was done iullrosds In this vicinity by the storm‘, numerous washouta being reported and all trains the late. into the city today. w WALLINGFORD MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON. WAI LiNGF‘ORD. Sept. 14. --Otio Marshal Rusling in which tison is al lcgcd and the defendant was given a hearing behind tiosed dooi in the of line of Prosecuting Attorney Downs, Saturday afternoon , Mars al ltiisling and Deputy Sceiey came. hire and be- gait inquiry into a the able] broke otit in the house occupied by Larson on Wednesday morning in Wlll ii the ten- ant's furniture was burned and the house slightly damaged. The origin of the fire was a mystery to the firemen at the time The house Is owned by Miss Jane Biddle. of WateiNiury yes‘ crtlay on a writ sworn «fit by Fire AFFAIRS IN SAN DOMINGO. SAN DOMINGO, Republic of San Do- mlngo Sept lI—Mlnister Powell is reported to have had a long lnteiview with the Dominican sccretat y for For- eign Affairs. At this lnte‘rtelw Mr Powell stated that the American gov- ernment expected the Dominion gov- ernment to keep its engagi ments rc- gardlng the agreement on t 9 subject of the improvement compan 's claims and the secretary is said to have in recognise the agreement tide. but would submit the matter for cciaion to the National Congress. as co gross had declared all the an s of the ate Presl- dgnt Vasques to be illegal and w.illioti c act. SAFEOUAROING EMPER‘ R WIL- LIAM. VIENNA, Sept 14.~—As a result of the ltalian goveinment informing the authorities here that three itallan an- archists have gone to flu iginiy, extin pret sutions will be akcn to safeguard Emperor William. who is to arilve to- morrow at Karapancea. who‘re he will go stag hiintlng with the Archduke Frederick. , MAVOR LEEDS T0 ENTEF VALE. STAMFORD,Sept.14—~M yet Char lea ll Leeds this.afternoon tnnounced that it in his intention to enter Yale When the university opens this fall. The mayor will take a Ilree your course in political science an hopes at the end to receive a degree d doctor of philosophy. Mayor Leeds graduated from Princeton several tears ago. He intends to continue his duties as may- or as his sin learnt the colic e will re quire buts w hours inch or. Farmers say a mule holiis resent ment like an elephant and finally gets an enemy with a big kick. A 0000 THING IN PLAYl'tiG CARDS 1,000 packs of Bicycle Ca I, regular price 25 cents—my price 10 cents a pack. It per dozen packs. DAILY, EVENING AND 8‘ NDAY , PAPERS . . Delivered to all parts of the city. Prompt delivery guaranteedi Jus'r nacaivaoi A complete line of Mood lins, Vio- lins, Guitars and Radio Strln s at low. est prices, CIILEMAN'S NEWS . (iOMS 10 Nowell! 0L, Larson was placed under arrest here. 50", Tel. oun onnr’ ddamrui a—u—q. than e‘ber before. new. nonw-ALK. Call, an. sarisrscriou on bonav IAOK. In Place of Your Straw Hat. What? Individual (not: has greater .scopdamong hats. this us- You 'lblll find the most approval models here, in stiff and so]! hats from the best makers Where time ls such a wealth of bar-My, you will find It a simple matter to select the most becoming list. With many. men, the soft batoucceeds tbev light straw. Soft bats of ’1ng grade qualify. black and soft brown tones, the proper slopes, selling at $2 and 53. But many men can not lie weaned from tbe Derby, so pick yours from a big showing of the correct shapes, at 3 2 and 33. A wonderful shots: ‘of boys' and children's lists. caps and Tam O'Slianters is ready. Men's Fall suits, hand-tailored and to order; neckwear, Fall sbirfs. Fall hosiery~ready. I Fall 0 NOIWALK. ’ Tel. Obll. M gant to buy the best oats. screened. CLEAN OATS. It is not what they cost per bag, but what they are worth to your horse that makes it economical or‘~ extrava- i All our oats are If you insist upon having the dirt, , carefully ‘duiit dnd foreign seeds that are usually sold with thcm~you must buy elsewhere. Perhaps it's not known that we sc‘rcen all grain, us well as oats, w'hcai, corn, baricy, etc. livery thing as you should havclt, at the price you ought to pay—-—no more . IUY OATS THAT'8 CLEAN. ‘ i "11 MANUEL T. HATCH. Jackson's STU'DflO Vino Photographs Ct "Popular Prices-- Ibudlo Hour. II) to la "b.1210 A p. m. I3 Wall .Ca Horus-III Opposite Hot-Iv Daily aiidSiinday Newspapers Delivered WILLIAM P. BEERS, ‘ Nelbsdcaler, 'Pllone 137-2 g 3.5: . I 6 Sautli Main St. . South Hardball. i 1!. C. HOWES Recently head operator for Siege] 0. Copper, and The Hall Studies, New York City will be in char go, for the summer, of my Studio. l‘irst quality work guaruteed. LEWIS. ll Main Street. Norwolk. 3.... “mo aioHr A no OLD lies. _ Old sight is a matter of years. Old sight iii a question of glasses. if you dad dilllculty in reading while for distance your sight is good. you re- quire old sight gluses.01d sight shows itself at about forty A competent Optician shogld be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction. Room I (lofted Innk lulldln Oflce hours 0 to 11:45: ‘ Insets! MIN 8.110". nsrnacriao OPTIOIAN, me: at. N's: II to I: to. Saturday evenings, 7-0.. Appointments at convenience of mm No. a NutDelivoi-‘od as as o All Other gland In. stuck 5- Ton. ‘§.25 Paraoamph. A guaranteed nim- dy for 11nd rm. our: and bruises. . ———- Ssmplu at. Billiard Pharmacy. ,PHONI in. l TODAY IN WALL BTRIIT. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——l.ead- lug stotks were under pressure at the opening on a renewal of Saturday's sell- ing inspired by the poor bank state- ment and th‘e developments In the Bal~ kun situation. Foreign selling caused some local following in the lnternatl it al group and olfcrings were rat or large in special stocks. Amalgamated Copper lost a point and St. Paul and Missouri Paciilc nearly as much. WALL STRLE’L‘ 11 n. m.~89lllug orders became more general and the entire lit-it was affected by the weak- ness of linlted States Steel, which dropped to 19%, a new low recn o.rd Western stotka were pressed for sale on reports of unfavorable Weather con- ditions in the Northwestern grain sce- tlon and declines followed of 1% in AL chlson and Missouri Pacific, 1% in St. Paul and 1 in Union Pacific. Other losses included a point in New York Central, Reading. Tennessee Coal and Brooklyn Transit. tiers were more abundant in the second hour and there were some good frac- tional rallies in the standard slot-ks. Co~ lorado Fuel advanced 3% and reacted 2 mints. A number of inactive spec tallies declined Item 1 to 2 points. Near noon the market became heavy again and fell off to the lowest under selling of the transcontinental stocks. The bond market. was weak in sympathy with stocks. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—'l‘he mar~ ket showed little evidence of support and the apparent absence of inside backing caused aggressive selling by the Bear operators. Large blocks of ' stocks came out at different points and losses were extended throughout the list. approximating 2 points in Missou- ri Pacific, Alchison pftl.. Wabash pfd.. New York Central, Manhattan and Amalgamated. United States Steel held well around 20 with trading large. IODAY‘S QUOTATION; Reported over private wire or an pics 0 Goldschmldt. Commission Bro kerb. Snort: I: Corbett Block, South Not-walk: Amal. Cop. 47 47 46% 46% A. C, & 1“ Co, 31153114 31% 31% A. C. I: 1“. pf, 82 82 82 82 Am. 1.000;, 17% 17% 17%175fi Am. Smelt, 43 43 43 43 Am. Sugar. 115 115 115 115 A, '1‘, 62 S. 19.. 038% 66% 6574. 66 A. T. It 8, l". p.,9ll.% 90%, 90%, 90% Belt. ill. Ohio, 811d 81%. 81 81‘in Bklyn it. 'l‘., 41 41 39 39 Chcs, It Ohio, 33 33 33 :13 Ch. I}. N. W., 164 164 164 164 Ch, til. “we, 16% 16% inst. 16% C. M. 3‘: S. P., 141% 111% 140% 110% - Col. F. 6‘; 1., 14 46 44 46 Con. Gas, 173% 173% 173% 133% Erie, . 29% 29% 285i. 291»; Erie. 1st.. pf.. 67% 67M. 67 67 ill, Central, ‘ 133 133 132% 132% Lou. & Nash, 105% 105% 104% 104%, Manhattan 134% 1315’. 133 133 Mei. St Ry. 113% 113% 1131/. 1131A, Mex. C.ent 12% 12‘s. 11% 115’ M K.&T.19ifi 19% its; 19% Mo Pacific 93% 33% 9334.. 92% N. Y. Central, 122 122 121 121 Nor & West” 62% 62% 82% 62% Out 8:. West, 227/. 221$. 22% .22 ‘ Penn R. R. 124% 121% 1237.11 12-1 Poo. Gas “93% 93%, 931,4 "3% Pres 3 Car,’ 39% 39%, 39% 39% Reading, _ 531,5 83% any 52% Rep. Steel, 1014. 10% 10‘}; 107.... Rock island, 28% 28% 27% 27% Rub. Goods, 111% 18% 18% 18% South Pac" 14% M H Sou. Ry Co}. 22 22% 32 22% S. Ry. Co.. pf. 85% 85% 85 85 TennC. a'i, 371g 38% 378/. as Texas Par. 26% 26% 261,; 26% - Unlon’PbCL, 73* 75% 74% 74% Union Pac ,.,pf 36% 88% 86% 86% U. 8. Leather, .7“ 7% 7% 7% U. s a. a c. _ Sit tit/i~ 6% U: 8 Rub.,12% 12% 12% 12% U. 8 Steel. 2055 20%. 19% 20 U 8. Steel pf., GSK' 89% cilia 69% Wabash, 21% 21% 21% 21% Wabash pf. 34% 347.6 33% 33% West. 011. Tel. ,8395 83% 83 83 Wis. Cent, 18% 18% 18% 18% SOUTHWORTH BE-ELECTED. GROTON. Sept. 14.—At a meeting of ' District No. 70, Improved Order of Hep- Iasophs. Saturday afternoon. the dis- , trlct deputy Frank Bouthworth was re- elected. Groton oopclsvs entertained the representatlvod of the seven coo- claves at a clam bake after the meeting. ' new crimson: oassnv‘h'roav. ' TULAREJJI l. 14.-—A letter re- ceived here from me E. Role. of Chicago ago, btbtes b . e observatory twill be built on top the night-it peak la” United Sites The building will be or granite and no dude: was“; new roux, asp passengers who arrived today on the steamer vast-ans HUI Abnormwbb htrunas ‘ JudgeA. Elma New 11am. WALL STREET. Nixm.——Bu)'ing or~ ' feet by so feel, wood. . fir—Among the N.‘I .l-"tl' ii Lit-"2. u Reads for Near inspection We cordial' v invite you to look our stock of Men’s, Bovs’ and Children' s Suits and email; through bed fore the rush' is on. : , in ~ . _. - fit 1 Men's Suits and OvercoIts from 56 up. _;‘ .. ‘- Young Men‘ 5 Suits and Overcoats from S4 to $12. Children' s Snits and Overcoat: from $2 to 8,6. Plenty of Rain Coats. ’ Men's Fall Shirts. ‘ Large Four-in-hand ties for wing collars." Many styles of Crofut and Knapp hats. » . ; , . We Guarantee every article sold to be as' represented ll .u‘ri; SELLECK 8i PRIGJ II Washington Street, South Norwsilt The DRIED BEEF we have just got in. Is a parllcularlyinldotlfl. This” ,‘ store is noted for Its Fin. shaved but. Any quantity from I b'IMI up. . '. PADANG JAVA and Genuine ARABIAN MOCHA 00"“0. W'- IIIVI_ . good «soon to flunk this Coffee we are putting out now, Is the be“ we aver had. We order only small lots and have It fresh and fine. Try It. 8!. out: a pound. BLICED PEACHES. 10 cents can, In heavy syrup. Now when m . fruits are scarce and high, than sliced peaches will answer a need at blo- por time. Have been pronounced as good as the fresh article. fry ones and you will try often. 10 cents can, _ . , i=2” :1: ...,e S‘chOOI Time, Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should on card- fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. it hiby Ibvbtbbl from permanent Injury or from many an ache and pain. ' i Thorough Examinations Free and comet fitting guarantedd. , I . o. 3. Jackson.- 58 Wbll OWL Graduate Option, ,. , . «when - CU'I’ILEPHOINE 100. ’ s Frisian" . Flori Market... LAT. SH. 0c lb. an .‘raour, In In. nacxanst. 10c lb. SNAPPfllbfiw, 10c lb. BLUE. FISH. 12: lb. CQDF'SHI‘ _ 12c lb. N't""ét‘i'i.‘."§%t.iao it: "a I 9 . deli... .40: .. . . . - Lserif Hsti. cans, 50c dos. . . FWLDELIVERV. » NW”! End. Ington direct bridge, - nthNomi k, Conn. . _ ;. are as soft as a bed of down and handsome enough to stilt any tactic. and your couch wants have been anticipated hero. Wuhan (bit-é gant well-made Couches on our second lloor. Every pattern a w ‘1 Provide your horns with a comfort giving Couch. We guarbbhl”b~ Mount Whitney, .. -,
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