lain ides?
Robert Howard has secured a posi-
tion in White Plains, N. Y.
The Norwalk city election will take
place two weeks from today.
Old Well Lodge will hold a special
meeting tonight to work the third de-
gree.
William P, Beers the stationer, will
make your rubber stamps cheap. See
his advertisement.
Patsy Lynch, of Bridgeport was in
, town yesterday, calling on old friends.
Men' a wool and cotton underwear in
fall and winter weights at the Boston ’
Store.
Mrs. B. W. Jones. of New York. was
a visitor with Norwallr relatives yes-
tor-day.
Two good bargains at Lorenzo Dib-
bie‘.s Read the ad. and see what they
are.
Bernard T. Smith. of Stamford. was
the guest of friends in South Norwaik,
yesterday.
Douglas Fowler Post. 0. A. 11.. will
hold a refuiar meeting in Qrand Army
Hall ton ght ,
A business education will help you
all through life. Send for particulars
of the ‘Brown Business College
Joseph Disses, the South Main street
tonsoriaiist. is in Bridgeport today on
a business trip.
Reduction sale of fine waistlngs at
Read' s,- also sale of fancy handker-
chiels. The ad. gives all details.
James L. Mitchell of Franklin
Penn, 9. f'ormer student of the Har-
strom School, arrived in Norwalk Sat-
urday. .. j
Adam Singer will leave today for
several days' visit with friends and re-
latives in Orange and Newark, New
Jersey. .
Zibeline and all the new dress stuffs
in black and colors at Howland's.
Read the ad. to get a thorough under-
standing. -.
Two dosen of- the students of the
Harstrom school left yesterday and
this morning to take the examinations
at Yale.
A regular semi—monthly meeting of
the Norwalk City council will be held
this evening, at the council chamber.
in Wall street.
’Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Brown. of Wash-
ington. l). 0., who are on an extended
trolley tour, spent last night at the
Hotel Norwalk.
Addison Austin and Lester Byxbee.
wheeled to Weston yesterday, where
they were the guests of Chester Meek-
rr, of that place.
Gus. Fields has secured a position as
libationist at the Clidord hotel suc-
ceeding Robert Howard. who resign-
ed on Saturday night.
A regular meeting'ihnd rehearsal of
the South Norwalk Q'uartette Club will
be held at their headquarters in North
Main street, tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Switt, of South
Main street, expect to leave this city
on October 1st for New York, where
they will take up their residence.
Mr. C. '1‘. Purdy pupil of Von der
Beech, Brnxelles Ilelginm will accept
a limited number of piano pupils for
the coming season. as Union street.
Tomorrow‘s, Tuesday sale at Starte-
vont’s is of line lace curtains. in ad-
dition the will otter for this day
only. was y dozen sheets. See ad. for
particulars.
The Nbfii‘i’t; polled had an easy
time over Sunday. not. an arrest being
made to mar the peace and quietness
of the Sabbath and the-preceding Sat-
urday night. ,.
Mrs. Hail, formerly or this place. and
Mrs Mei ”1139 ureter-art to their
home in when;
upp It orwalk harbor. though as yet
they are not very plentiful.
Hiram Davis and John H. Manning.'
oi Norwaik. have returned from a
Lake Waramaug iishing trip.
. Letter Carrier James H. Hartford is
,: taking a day’s vacation.
Clarence ill.
‘Croiut is substituting for him.
Brooklyn were 13s guests Sunday, of
Frank L. Juddrlj till Spring street.
Our BrothersI Lodge. 1. 0. 0. 10., of
Norwaik, will hold a session this evan-
ing at the lodge rooms in Wall street.
iii. Powers. the well known New
Tel} Journal arlist, was in Norwalk
Saturday. Mr. Powers has recently
purchased a place on Comatock Hill.
,’i,l‘ha three muted schooner L Lock-
, wood arrived in the upper harbor yes-
, terday with a cargo of lumber for the
Hubbeli, Hail and Randall Company.
George L. Woodward and Spencer
S. iAdams have returned from their
trip to Maine. where they were the
guests at Heron island. of Edgar 1!.
Fox.
Mrs. Herbert Stannsrd, of Westbrdok;
wife of Station Agent Stannard, of
Madison is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
P. ka'. Stannard, of 3 Camp street Nor-
wa
Uncas Tribe, I. 0. R. M., will hold
an important meeting in the wlgwam
tomorrow evening. which it is hoped
all the members who possibly can will
attend.
A very succe ful demonstration of
the Kodak deveopiug machine was
given at the store 01 William P. Beers
in Hall street, Norwalk, Saturday af-
ternoon.
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Cblumhus, held a special meeting yes-
terday afternoon at the Catholic (‘iub
and conferred the initiatory degree on
several candidates.
Colonel Frederick A. Hill will be on
the stat! of Colonel Burpee who will
be grand marshal of the parade of the
Spanish War Veterans. to be held in
New Heven,.September 28. .‘
Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith, Dr.
William F Acton and Samuel L. Wood,
of Norwaik. have returned from a sev-
oral days’ vacation spent at Lake Wain.
gang, where they had an exrellent
me.
Orrando P. Dexte , whose tragic
death occurred Satur ay in the Adiron-
dack Mountains. several years ago had
an oilice with Ear—Mayor James T. Hub-
bell where the present Norwalk police
station is located.
Rev. John N. Freeman. D. D.,
preached to large congregations in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church,
yesterday. Rev Dr. Freeman is ‘an
able sermonizer, and is well liked by
members of the church.
The regular weekly rehearsal of
Svec' s new band will be held on Wed—
nesday night of thirl week, at which
time further plans will be made for
the concert and ball soon to be given
for the new uniform fund of the organ-
ization.
, A representative oi the Merritt
Wrecking Company was in town, this
morning docking for the harbormaster
concerning. some yacht which was 'rc‘
ported lost off Norwaik Harbor. it is
not known however. that any vessel
has met with a mishap near here.
The committee of arrangements for
the conferring of the adoption degree
on the big class of candidates of Cooke-
noe Tribe. l. U. R. M.. of Norwalk, at
the armory. Friday evening will meet
tonight to complete all of the details
for the event. The meeting will take
place at the‘armory. On Wednesday
evening the adoption degree will he
rehearsed.
A
THE WORLD'S GREATEST TREE.
The cypress of Soma, in Lombardy,
is said to be the oldest tree in the
world of which there is authentic rcc~
ord. it is sup d to have been.
planted in the year of the birth of
Christ. but the Abbe Belize tells us
that there is, a. chronicle at Milan
which speaks of it as a grown tree
in the_time of Julius Caesar. A rival
to this is the eucalyptus, or gum tree,
near the toothfltt. Washington in
Tass‘ith‘iapwhicb is' 250 feet high and
interim): rm yin giameter.
"i say Jones. ”asald Smith "what old
you give for that horse?" “My note."
replied Jones “Well. " rejoined Smith
“you certainly got a bargain. "-—~Chicago
Daily News.
nmm czar sneer MUSIC an?
uaoav aao mouoav ONLY.
mlkn‘EWEarin‘ My Heart Away For
You.” 'fl-iailpy Days in Dixie." "Dandyv
Two ten." "Down Where The Wuro
burger Flows." No One But You,”
"Idiewild Wallace." “Always in The
Way. " “Under Southern Skies, " “Gold-
on Sunset Waltnea" “Belle of ithaca
Two Step. ” “Sammy," and mo others.
GEVENTY FIVE CENT DANCE
FOUOS FOR THiit‘i'Y CENTS. .,
usurious routes NINE came:
COLEMAN’S'NEWS R00 S
as;
Wlilili "rt hive Mo to that in the
Misses Gertrude and ironeJudd. of .
COBRET in HATS
3:vorss the old saying: itThe absence at straws show
which way the wind blowp,
Mirna for soft and It” lists new: and this rjls the place to
find YOUR Fall lj-Iat. ,j
’ You can easily Md the most
ther soft or still styldjh, which will
all the leading blocks await yohr choosing.
Soft this of black. nutria and nut brown, in varying
widths of brim and crown heights, many swell shapes espec—
ially adapted for young men' s wearing. 32.00 and. 33 on.
Correct Derbies all together
smart styles, 3:. co and 33.00.
/
ters- for little fellows.
Every other Fallish thing i or
shoes—a great display of smartly
iery, newest in Necklace; gn‘dj‘ancy, Shirts. j, , ‘
souriii mm“
Tet sauna.
Hats for boys and a variety of the new Tam O'Shan-
t.‘
4” M,“ W“
it“
here. in 's‘i-
dividuaiijty—
becoming
express your
jin’ a :big show of w ”
Iii sill
4'
men and boys to-wcar. save
tailored Suits. Fancy Hos-
. ,s'
.
NORWALK
rot. MUG-ll
cljs a debtor to his profession.
0.
cal work.
It's not what you‘ll? pay for a thing. but what you get for
"‘tjwhat you pay that satisfies you. There is a range to the qual-
main mmmw rm; ,
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 forfeiting your good will.
Loffcr the beat grain at the price you ought to pay—no more.
our cars r‘fia’rs atone.
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MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
STUDIO
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{ Oppopito Hot-i
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Rubber S amp];
.... .... First a... ‘_ 15¢
‘ , Each Line After. _10c
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
' Stationer, _ "
~ .- - The Stones. it
‘ilswau. or car,
nonw, it
13.0. HOWIQ
Recently head operator tor Siegei h 00m, 3nd
New York City, will be in charge, for the summer. it my Studio.
l‘lrstj oujslity work guaranteed. ‘
LEWIS. II Slain Street. Nomaik.
Vi
Thailallstudlos
EVER Y MIN
i Winston-sate at soars-Ina
An Optician owes to his work the best he can
A part of this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of opti-
jj . om HOMER 8. HO YT. RsIraejIjInn OpreIan.‘
”can mm” hellfire to s:
‘ Detroit United Railway 3 in Cast iron
Pipe and about a point in Erie and the
. some recovery for a time when Smelt
.: «aim medalist! from the short .- ,
some of the industrials was satisfied.
v' condn broke 1mm Railway
ing Erie ist pfd.,
' heavy and more neglected,
‘ PM. 8. Car,
“ Rep. Steel.
1 guaraqud rsms-
joy for Tired rm. arm .
‘1 and bruiags.’
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can Pharmacy
PHONE 13-2.
m—A few
stocks opened lower than On Saturday,
but the general tendency was upwards
United States Steel gained at. on the
transfer of 1,600 shares, but the next
4.000 shares carried it back %, Nor‘
folk and Western and American Car
WALL STREET, 10: 10 a
rose 1% each Otherwise changes
Were freeman. *
WAbL WET 11 a. in simm-
clonal operators took advantage of the
higher opening to realize: a Motion
of the specialties tuition ails
induced liberal offerings at other
points. United States Steel was forced
down to 17% and the preferred to 87%,
but the weakness or kimlrsd stwrks was
not so marked as last week
Car launched 8 points from the’
and Smeltlng. Amalgamate d.‘ 3
public Steel pm. i',‘ Declinesels
included 2 in General Electric}? in’
2nd old. St. Paul. New York Central.
Northwestern and in a few others of
less importance. The market made
ing not. up to 43, but the rally did not
United States Steel fell to 16%;. Ana-
Steel Spring
m...
Missouri Pacific.
Rock island. Wabash pfd., Chicago &
Alton. Arnalgamated."l‘ennmsee Coal.
American Car. Pressed Steel Car and
Brooklyn Transit. The market was
dull and steady at noon. Westinghousn
Electric rose 9. Sends were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p m. —-Thc more
active specialties fluctuatod‘irregularly
and were considerably. less active than
in the torenoou. Anaconda and Press.-
vd Steel Car ret‘owered fully while Rail-
way Steel Spring extended its lossto
3% and United States Steel after retit-
inning slightly fell back below 17
again. :Roilroad mimics Icontinued
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrrs or us
pies & Goidschmidt’.‘ Commission Bro-
hers. Ewart: & Corbett Block, Snuth
Norwalk:
Open; High. Low. 1:30.
Amai. Coil. 451,4 451/4 43% H
A. C. h F. 00., 2615 26% 24% 25
A, C. & [111.77% 71% 77% 77%
Am. Cot. Oil, :9 29 29 29
Am. Loco. 1634‘ 16% 16% 16%
Am. Smelt, 421,1. 43 411,5 no;
Am.8ugar, 112V. 112% 112 112%
Anaconda. 703$. ”15% 70% 75%
A. T. t S, Fe, 6515' 851/; 64% 61%
A, T. & S. F. p. 891/; 89% 8914 89%
Salt. & Ohio, 80 80% 79%. 79%
Bklyn R.’l‘.; 371,9 371,1; 36 36%
Cites. & Ohio. 31 31 iii 81
C.& N. W.. 158 158 156% 156%
Ch. Gt.‘Wost.,’ 15% 15%; 1514; 15% .
C. M. & St P.,1391§ 140 1387);. 139% '
Col. South, 12% 12% 121,43 1285
Con. Gas, 170 170 170 170
Del. & Hud., 155 155% 155 155%
Erie, ’ 27% 27% 26% 27
Erie. 1st,, pf.. 66 66 65 65
Gen.Elec., . 158- 158 152 152
Don. & Nash,,102V. 102% 101% 101%
Manhattan, 131% 131% 131% 13151 j
Met. St..Ry..j 1112 ‘ 112 111% 111%
Mex, Cent, ' 11% 11% 111/. 11%
M. K, & T.. 19 19 19 19
M. K, i T.. Phi 40 ‘ 40 40 40'
Mo. Pacific. 90% 90% 89% 89%
N Y .Central.119’;§ 119% 118% 119
Nor, tWest” 61% 61% 601’. 61
Out EWestj“ 21% 21% 21 21%
Pic. Mail 20 so 20 “20
Penn. It, 11.. 122% 123 122% 122%
35% 35 $9 33 3
49% 49%
an an
28%
15%
42%
Reading,
Rock Island
Rub. Goods,
South. Poe...
23%
Texas Pee,
Union Pan.
Un .Pae“ of.
U. S. Lea.. pf.. 77
U. arts 0., s
8. Steel, , 18
11.8 sneer pr, setsj
Wabash as saw-1»
Win. Cent, ~ 17 17
"u’u—u—I—n-o-w
oi the street and tall or mister.
Tribajawmf
militia
ES
.
Stranger (in Kansas Cityi—I want to
“his.
We cordially invite you to lh'ofi ollr Stack “of Me'h's’fi' ;»
Bovs’ and Children’s filtmnd Overilijillsi through be». ..
fore the rush is on.
Men’ 5 Suits and Ovspcoats from 33 up. ,
Young Men’ 5 Suits and Overcoats from 34 to 312.
Children' 5 Suit: andglpvercoats from jj32 to 33
Plenty of Rain Coaits : ,
Men' 5 Fall Shirts. '
Large Four-m-handties for wing collars."
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Baker Apples Si. 10 barrel
illl"
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Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should be care-
fully examined and any 'defect of vision corrected. it may says
from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain. ‘
Thorough Examlnationa Free and correct fitting guaranteed-
0. B. JACKSON,
52 Wall street Graduate Outlet”.
TELEPHONE m. ,
GUTBILL'$ :,.-;j-i
Bridge Fish Market.
Our large supply of fresh ilsh for ‘ji j
today includes Blue Fish Butter Fish. ,- L ‘
Bonita Mackerel, Cod Fish, Wealjr Fish,
Open Oysters, Escallops. and Soft
Shell Crabs. , .
- FREE DELIVERY. . ‘
Watt End Washington Street Bridge. ‘ ‘-
loath Nomik, Coon. , ,_. :_
SpecialiSale of Lace'Lurlaias , f
Curtains All New Fall Goods
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NOTTINGHAM LACK; QUKTMNO . Met! 0!“ W
for.73c 98c, 31.13, 31.33.31.311. 31.23.31. 33.33.23; 33.33, 32
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