is
raw Frail ,
Cronin '0 V
In forms
an: In are“: ““17 make
111de
Order for any meal.
we will dellve‘fon ’ffmd‘.
aA Itntad communication of at. John
Lodge F. and A, lit. was held last
il-Il
Rev. Joseph liluney. of Waahl on.
LN J.. is via ting his sister 111mm.
sun. of Orchard street. .
H.19ad ”M 15:1“ .‘1'3 , l p oeI
all cred er‘ ‘ on.
horn krlsp. aired beauti- , ,1
in the Ipace today.
the Davenport Sta
Coleman’s tomorrow and Monday.
The music at this sale includes many
of the new A“
in given in the ad.
“The entertainment committee of
Oockenoe Tribe l. 0. R It. of Nor-
walk will most at 7: 80 o'clock this
“snot. Alta; the meeting of the
,tribe, the adoption degree will be re
Wayside.
w..." w.-.
Durlng the storm I large apple tree
in Could Seymour's yIrd blew over.
Mrs. Frederic Mead. of Norwalk in It
.‘Mfl J. H. Kellogg’s. ht Ridgelleld.
MN A. fAnder "of Georgetown. in
we
——New Knox Derbys. O'Brien.
Mrs. Arthur Shepard. of Norwalk,
was the ghost of Mrs. John Lockwood.
in Westport, last week,
Mrs. B. F. Bradley and daughter
Miss Grace of Ridgsfleld have return-
ed from a visit to Norwalk.
—Elgln butter, 230 lb. 1", D. L. 0'1
Co.
Have you read Lorenzo Dibble'I ad.
today? if not, do so now; his advertis-
ing space is always worth watching.
Mrs. S. S. Danton and daughter Miss
Florence. of Ridgefleld. visitcd‘cuuslns
in Bridgeport and Norwalk recently.
—-Fs‘110y Sweet Potatoes. 25c. per
pic. It‘ths'llavenportéstore.‘ ‘ .
L. C. Green, of Norwalk. was in Wil-
ton 0111 Monday. to try the 8011 links,
and expressed himself as well pleased
with their condition.
-—Don't forget the demonstration of
Kodac developing machine, at Stillson,
Powell Drug Store Saturday evening.
between 7 and 9 p. In.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Raymond, of New
York, arrived in Norwalk. last night
for a short stay. Their son. Harold N.
Raymond, is a student at the Harstrom
School.
—-Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 25c. per
pic, at the Davenport Store.
Raymond Brothers have a gang of
amen at work clearing up the debris at
Miss Head’s School. The, yard was ill-
led with untreated trees. and broken
branches.
—-Look at the bargains in black mer-
, ceriued shirts.S.Sn1lth & 00.. 92
Washington street.
A large tree Ieillon the hoI'ite 00qu '3‘
pied by Edward Ladrlgan. in Roway-
ton, during the ntorm.‘ The house was
slightly damaged. it is owned by Ray-
mond Blot h'era.
Professor Burr of Columbia Univer-
any." is building a handsome summer
residence on Sunset Ridge. New Ca-
naan, which will cost about 875. 000
when completed.
—Don' i let the little ones suffer from
me or other torturing skin diseas-
as. No need for it Doan' t ointment
cures. Can't harm the most delicate
skin. At any drug store. 50 cents.
Chief of Police ThomaI Bradley. of
Norwalk, was ill yesterday, and Cap-
3%éi rehouse substituted for him;
‘0 int 111 on duty today, but is not
feeling perfectly well yet. .
T. J. Magner has a special notice in
today's lsaue which it will pay you to
read. as it is full of bargains.
There will be a free demonstration of
the Eastman developing machine. at
William P. Beers' stationery store. 40
Wall street. Norwalk. tomorrow after-
noon‘. from 2 until- I o'.cloclt
widthm 111111 “nag. Qltd? g; “A? b33333}:
&Jamcs V. Lassen, of Kansas City,
was a visitor last week with his cou-
sin, Frank Mace and other ‘Norivalit
relatives Mr. Lassen attended the
11111111111011 of Eagles in New York
. lilies liary Perry, of Georgetown,
who has been attending the South
Norwalh High school, is taking an en-
forced yucntioa for several weeks. 001-1
ing to a slight trouble with her eyes.
-—New Fall Yeoman heron. O'Brien
Autumn Iain of 111111111111 Howland's,
and the richest plum in the entire list
of offerings in a lot of lamps. All are
to be sold a third to a hit less than
usual price. 899; ad. for selling fig-
urea . ' t; 1 1
—-Miaa Baird’s 10011111113111 D8!
School for Young Ladies Ind Children
will open with superior facilities for {A
' education on Friday, the 25th lnlt. All-
pticntioo for entrance 6! pupils? Ihonld
be made previous to that dat
, i"—-smosei1 shoulders it 8%04 ih- “
the Devonoortm
Li?
‘ 111101.11
with friends at '-
moron anon winter showing .01 A
1 hear-f lied.
W. H. Trlltram. of John W. Beat-
tys force of 1nen,ls repairing the
damage done by the storm at the Mn‘
hackemo Bloch, This consisted of a
large plate glass Window in Banks'
store. which was cracked by the wind
and a plate glass door at the hotel on-
trance
Heuiy F. Lyle, who for some months
has had clause of. the printing depart-
ment of the U.S.’i‘rowb1tdgo box fac-
tory, will go to Bridgeport. Monday.
on{retainer 21 to take a posit on in the
e of the Union Metallic a1t1idge
Co. as Itenographer and assistant
book-keeper.
:he‘tadht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
The R & 0's and the Bridgeport
State League team will contest on the
Decker Field tomorrow afternoon, and
there will probably be a large crowd
on hand. The Bridgeport team came
down to Norwalit, last year. and played
the old Norwalk team. who defeated
them handily.
A dead horse was noticed by the
roadside in South rt yesterday. It
was learned that was owned by a
Bridgeport man. who was driving
through there during the storm. A
live wire fell and struck the horse kill-
ing it instantly The driver escaped
glory. His name could not be learn-
~Sperry and Barucs‘ Lard, 2 lbs..
250.. at the Davenport store.
Yesterday was very similar to Wed-
nesday, with tho ex1cptl1). that the
wind did not blow quite so hard tuough
it blew a gale the most of the day. At
times also the rain came down in tor-
rents. There was also a heavy sea
running at the shore, but nothing like
as much damage resulted as did the
day before
Quick sale of wash fabrics at [1000' s.
This is an excellent opportunity to se-
cure a supply of summer waists and
gowns for next year.
H. Young and W. H Creamer. of Bos—
ton; F. H. 8110 8. J. Hosford. M. H.
Whiting, J. W Breeze. Eustace Oxley,
John J. Spear. E D. Warren New
Yot’lt; F. E. Quinlan Bridgeport; J. W.
Bailey. of Mlddletown: J. F Richardi.
Spr eld ‘ were among the
at the’ilotei Clifford yesterday
India-t night. ‘
~Umbrellas, Mourning Bands. 0' Brien.
William Wood, bsggagemaster at the
Norwalk railroad depot is substituting
for Agent 0. Hubert Taylor, at George-
town for a couple of weeks while the
latter is enjoying his vacation. Mr.
Taylor is visiting Niagara Falls and
other places of interest Frank Mace
is performing the duties of baggage-
hastor at the Norwnlk depot during
Mr. Wood‘s absence.
"My mamma belongs to eighteen soc
ioiics."
"Well. my momma belongs to nine-
.tecn.‘ ,1
“Yes, but three of the societies your
mamma belongs to are for ‘hs s‘ pres
stop of the same thing.."—-Life
The youngsters turn their tour. dimmed
9’88
Toward their books; to Pete they
bow,
Vacation I done for them—but for
Their parents lt' a just starting now!
——Cinclnnati Commercial Tribune.
Now What do you suppose ever in-
duced him to write a book like than?"
“Perhaps—41' s I more supposition of
course. but perhaps he needed the
monegfl'quhicngo Evening Post
4
I'll-TEEN CENT IHEET MUSIC SAT-
URDAY AND MONDAY ONLY.
' “l’n‘I Wearin' My Heart Away For
“ldlewlid Waltaea.” "Always In The
Two Step. " "8am " and 100 others.
DIVENTY PW CENT DANCE
FOLIOO FOR THIRTY OINTO.
MANDOLlN POND. MN! DIN"
COLEMAN ’5 NEWS ROOMS
10 NarthMIl with
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Baaebahaadflao‘rtingoooda. ‘ ,'
Will: «it
. V“, k“!
1 ,
--Smoked Shoulders at tilfidfllllu' It ‘ \
Sale at Ifteen 1.111.111.1111 music It ‘
dWhaler songs. A list... ‘-
E. D. Lovenell. W J. Feeley. George .
You." "Happy Days in Dixie." "Dandy ‘ '
Two Step,” “Down Where The Wan- .1 ‘
burger Flows." No One But You." ~-
Way, " ”Under Southern Skies. " "Gold. ‘
on Sunset Waltzes," "Belle of Ithaca ‘
‘1‘th
A."
.1,~Boyorwthaold sayingi The absence "oi: straws shows
‘ magmas». ;
Time .tor soft and still hats now; and this is the place to
find Y URFall Hat. 1
Y can easily find die most becoming shape here. in el-
thar soft or still styles. which will express your individuality—
all the leading 111011111 await your choosing.
Soft Hats of black, nutria and nut brown. in varying
widths of brim and crown heights. many swell shapes espec-
tally adapted for young men’ s- wearing, $2.00 and $3. 00.
Correct Derbiea all together.‘ 111 a big show of various
sr'nart styles. $2. 00 and $3.00.
, Hats for and a variety of the new Tam 0' Shan-
ters for little fellows.
Every other Falllsh“ thing i or men and boys to wear, save
shoes—1a great display of smartly tailored Suits, Fancy Hos-
iery. newest in Neckwea’r and Fancy Shirts.
OOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 82¢.
”DIWALI-
Tol. On". “-4.
CUT PRICES ON‘POOR GOODS WiN NO TRADE WORTH
HAVING.
it's not what'you pay for a thing, but what you get for
what you pay that satisfies you. There is a raugc to the qual-
'iy of grain as well data prices. a. range and limit within
which you can buy with safety. beyond which you cannot go
without endangering your animals, a range and limit beyond
which we cannot go, without fort’eiiingyour good will. We
offer the host grain at the price you ought to payj-J—no more.
suv on’r's THAT'S CLEAN. ,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JAFCKSON’ 3 STUDIO
Wine Photograph-
it
«Popular Price.“
Studio Hour.
mediation. 'lto no.1“
.3 Wall It. florwnili
Opp-Ian. Hotel
imm
Ninchine.
3 .
DARK ROOM DO NE AWAY WITH.
neuolvsmn Tron
OF THE
“Simon Developing
2TO§P.M.
Saturday. September 19M.
WILLIAM :R BEERS
n. c. HOWES
1 We, 11m operator for 31 II 065M. I110 1'11. Hall stunt
New York City will help c1112? for the sum or. of mm on.
First quality .work. guaranteed. . .»
LEWIS. ll Main affront, Nor-walk.
w 1
III-run-Io-III-I-
m.
1OLD OIOH‘T AND OLD A 1.. 41.
011 113111 ls-s matter otyea 0‘10 nest in I. queaud‘s of?“
you find difficulty in 1111111111,":1 for distance your sight isgood.
quire old 1113111 glasses. on I'tgst Iaou 1111.11 at about My- new
optleian Ihonld be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
”Gilli! I. HOW. IN
"9"" 3M”: “@0111: a
Appointments at min - of
m
1 pfd..
‘ today. forcing the common stock down
didlnot participate. in the decline to
, Col. 800111.111“ 13% 12% 13%
000.0110, 171% 171“ 171% 171*
Erie 28% 38% 27% 38%
Hort: I Went. 0115 0101
- 0111. w
' dy for 11nd!
and bruised; ‘ 1.
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TODAV IN WALL OTRIIT.
NEW YORK, September law—The
stock market opened steed. Amalgam-
ated Copper 46%: Atchlaon. 65%; Bal-
timore I: Ohio, 80: Brooklyn Transit.
37%; Erie. 28%; Missouri Pacific 91%;
Pennsylunia, 123%; =Rsadlug. 50;
Rock island. 20%: St. Paul. 139%;
Southern Pacific. 0396: Southern Rall-
way, 21%; Union. Pacific, 73: United
States Steel. 18%: United States Steel.
68%; Wabash. 20; Ontario &
Western, 22.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Some
renewal of yesterday‘s selling pressure
against United States Steel occurred
at the opening of the Stock Exchange
1% to 18%. This decline represean
the only loss of importance in the mar-
ket. transactions elsewhere showing
small gains. Amalgamated. Missouri
Pacific and Atchlson were especially
firm, The trading.was fairly active.
and international storks were not af-
fected by the confused tone of the
London market.
WALL STREET. ll 11. m.~The pur—
chasing movement increased in breadth
on the improved Western Weather con.
dltlons and a general further-rise was
made in prices. Atchison, Union Pn-
clflc. Amalgamated and Tennessee
Coal were most'in demand and gained
1 11 11,9. United States Steel was taken
freely around 19 and the Southwest-
erns and Coolers were bid up sharply.
An advance of ten points in Michigan
Central and a loss ofva similar amount
in Brooklyn Uniou'tlss attracted some
attention, although those. stocks are
usually dormant American ice pfd.
fell off 1% and Sugar rose two points
on a few transactions. Speculation was
very dull at 11 o'clock, but the earlier
advances were being well maintained.
WALL STREET. noon --Room trad.
are realized on their purchases and
there was a slight sisf back all around
which was accelerated by renewed
weakness in i‘nited States Steel. Tenn.
Coal ren'rted 1'52 from the highest and
sugar 11 point. Some minor properties
fluctuated a point or two either
way. The General market ruled frac-
tionally above la'st‘n’lghi's prices but
there was no demand of consequence in
either quarter.
The bond market was dull.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-—Liquida~
tion of United States Steel forced it
down to 18‘... another low point. The
steady downward movement of this
steel: aroused some misgivings among
holders of other iron and steel proper-
ties and various stocks were thrown
over. Pressed Steel Car dropped 2%.
American Car 1%. Locomotive its and‘
Tennessee Goal 1. Crucible Steel pfd.
sold at 64 for 100 shares compared with
86%, its last pr’eilous transat‘tlom in
'1in 1902.8tandsrd railroad stocks
aq’y extent ndstiil‘enod somewhat be-
fore 130 ‘cloc
‘tooav's ouorarlous.
£011th over 1pr1vate wire or also
plan I: Golduchmidt. Commission Bro
ksra. Swaris I Corbett Block. South
Norwaik:
.v'
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
Amai. Cop.. 161/. 461,1. 4511 45%
A.C,&.F. 00.11091. 300,1. 2.151 28%
A. can. p1,, 811,4. 811,5 8w. 8ll§
Am. Loco, 1m 1m 16% 17
Am. Sugar. 114 1111,5113 113
Anaconda, 7c is 76 76
areas. 65% 1161,. 05% 66
Ares so 9001 son 9051. 9059
Bait I 01110. 80 80% so so
Bkiynlt '1‘; 3791 33 371,11 3755
Cher. & Ohio, 1121‘ 32% 821,41 32%
Ch. Gt West" 181‘ 1501 1504 15*
c M. I s. P.. 1397.1. 11011. 1391,11 110
Col F.&l.. d3 48 43 43
3'°:£“1.‘£f;_,1§i“ 1"?“ it“ 8:22
11. o u. 1 1
uxjstennstga‘. 3:11:11; 131 133%
”.Met st. 1111,, 11 It 11311 1131111311
Mei Cent, 1111 111‘ 1191 11%
1011 my. 1911 10
me, 0111 .0111. 9001 00
mi. 12031 111011 12011. 12015
$15515
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he?
tan/11” I“ In I 3-,,
It," “Mai: 32“
111 «a ”ovtydmtvpvls .
We cordially invite you to look our stock of Men». .
Boys' and Children’s Suits and Overcoat: through lye-1'
fore the rush" Is on. , " '
Men' s Suits and Overcoat: from $0 1111.
Young Men’ 5 Salt: 1111 Overcoats item 141051:
Children' s Su1ts 1111‘ Overcoat: item 52 to $6
Plenty of Rain Coils.
Men's Fall Shirts ’ ‘ ; _ y , .V
1 Large Four-iu-hand ties for wing colitis. - 1 5
Many styles of Crotut and Knapp lists. . 1. ., ' .
We Guarantee every article sold to be as represented:r
1“
>1 ,
SEE HERE.
WATCH rule and a. . I 01111:.
PH NNO OPENED.
FALL CAM O W ETHINQ
BE A FACTOR TO FIGURE WITH, AND SHALL HAVE”
BAY AS TO HOW THING! SHALL G O. '
Bright and right Sugar Cured Should- Green Ginger Root“ and titliar plolto
era, for cash, so to. No tickata. Weighta line and powerful -
from 4 to s the. 800 north window. Golden Rod Ink 119' “mi. New
emu Potatoes. good but emu, no box not mm A main with:-
oil. peck. cry package. 15 010. 0y I loo ,
x Ray Stove Polish. III to 11.; the
Malta Ceroo. batter and cheaper than brightest ”m“, ”l ‘ m hex. .
6"” Nut-.100 m’ ' Buy our 111111.111.ng and Genuine
7 3m Hm Sow-25° Arabian Mocha Coffee. We his. the
Pillsbury'n Entire Wheat Flour, 6 lb. . heat ceased to believe that we have a ‘
package. 20 eta. fins article 0f coffee lit the Ibo" miss ‘
Fail Pippin Appiaa, cheap. . AI an Induoem‘ant to try it we
Sickle Pears. 400 basket. , , will give on Saturday star '11 median.
Good Vinegar. We take special pride Id soup to avagcpueehoaer of a pound
in having good vinegar, 256 gal. . of thin coffee. ,
New Pie Peaches. 100 0011.. ,
LORENZO DIBB
School Time.“
10,4111;
"I".
from permanent injury or from many In ache and pain. \ .
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed,
a. 3. 41101150111.
8. Wall am Graduate Optician.
. “sooth.
'1 TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Erldge Fish Mark-t. .j '
sI-k nodr..ac.1:'.‘
meanest, . 10,111.,
suitors”; 100 lb.
aLus FISH, 1211.111.
00 a 811. megs.
ov r 1110' 09:11:11, 250 a
noose cums 09:11:11,. adept.
neonLLopI. .4011. 111.,
son 31111111. canes. 000m « . '-
"its oauvuav. . ' .
West End Washington mt Bridge. ,
Death Wilson-lit. Conn.
Special Sale of Lace Curtains“ it" and
Curtains All New Fall Goods
Spoolsllu Selected for this Sale
nurrtao 111131.111 ouh‘inutoermn. tucked and toned-1.01. too. do.
000.750.850and I1 I1.18,11.25.It.80.t1.0215n111r. > -- 1 «:1 » *
sumac seamen cun’r’AI NO—Lace Edged ton; 01.00 and am
pair. “cadmium-crush. 5 $3.00. 32.15. and up.
75', I1. 00 0115.13.50.01: W
white oak. in mahogany and brass
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