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5| Washington St. 1
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Local News 111111111
Mrs, Rufus Smith. of Washington
street, who has been ill is Improving.
Mrs. William Underdown has movud
from Taylor avmue to lilllslde street.
—~Lndles' $2.00 oxfords $1.99. 11‘. 1).
Lyon & Co.
B. Olmslcad, of F. l).1yon & Com-
pany’s store, is taking 11 two weeks
vacation
Howard Hoyt is assisting at tho
Comstock Clothing Company’s store.
in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Miller and family,
of Cannm. started this morning for
a visit to Bethlehem, White Mountains.
Mrs. J. Irving Dibble and daughter.
Clive. of Buyview avenue, are, spending
a week at Falls Village. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Moore, of
New York, who-are on an automobile
four, are stopping at the Hotel Clif«
ford.
Miss Loose i’arlow, of New Haven,
who has lien visiting Miss Edna Tnt«
tle,1et1111cd today to he1 home in
New Haw 11
The tl1i1t.£cntl1 annual reunion of the.
Reynolds Family association will be
held at Colonial 11111, West Haven, (11]
’i‘hursday, August 18.
'i‘ristrani & Hyatt carry a large stock
of bathing suits, and their customers
are invited to inspect them. Pilccs
appear in ad, Read it.
While goods are selling at big rc-
ductions at Road‘s. See in the 1111. ..111
small prices put on all fancy muslin.
swisses, novelties, etc.
Miss Katharine Mctllone, of 170
South street, Danbury, was a guest of
Belle island friends over Sunday, rc-
turning home last evening.
It you are looking for a chance to
save money, attend the Red Tag sale
at lingers & Stevens,’ which is famous)
for its dollar-saving opportunities.
J. Sullivan of liartl‘ord,1epre-
atntative of the Total \bstitnencc tine
ion of Connecticut, will leave '1 hu1s
day evening, to attend the national
convention at St. Louis.
'l‘here is a new plan at ilowlnnd's
by which any owner of a chain blcyclo
can set-111e, a line new clminless Colum-
Md for much less than usual cost. lno
quire into details.
The steamer Martha's Vineyard was
nearly an hour late in arriving at her
when hue last night. She was dc
layed in New York by the terrific storm
which raged thete
L. Podelci‘sky, the tailor in the
Western Union Telegraph Company's
oiiicc. South Main street, has rcntcd
Samuel 11, Ferris‘ store in South Main
street, near iiaviiand.
Mrs. Heath and Miss Simpson, ot
New York, who have been sojourning
at the Hotel Norwaik for several days,
left today for a further" filthy at New
Milford.
Hon. E. J, Hill. congressman ironi
the Fourth District, was in Hartford
yo steiday and touched at the Hartford
Club with Colonel Greene, president of
the Connecticut Mutual Life.
1111s. Clarissa B. Bates, of Orchard
11.1,t1ect retained home last night, tiom
11111 cottage at Fnlrtleld Beach whom
11 number of guests from Noroton were
cntcitnined by her last week
M13302: Maria Bennett and Christine
Boyce have returned to their homes
in Danbury. after a visit with Mrs.
Clarissa Ii. Bates and Mrs. Mary E.
Bennett. in Orchard street.‘
The ladies of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
who go to Roton 1201111113911 a picnic
August 91h, will provide ihnchcbn for
two, the gentlemen going down early
in the evening to partake of the some.
The. case oi James Noonan, charged
with bastaidy was to have been tried
before Justice of the Peace William O.
CIil'k, last evening. A continuance
was giantcd until this evening, how-
ever.
The Pittsileid and New York ex-
press was an hour as: hastem
morning on account’s! agitght freight
wreck near Canaan fihitii Welted the
.1 .1 .
fl- 5. Ar-
track. The express train was close .
' behind the freight and wag held up no-
. t1: the track was cleared. The wreck
' was not very serious.
To eflect a dutch clearance of sum-
,mer goods, A. J Collins & Company
, have in their mid-summer clearance
hale offered bargains that every man or
1 j 7'01”!!! who has needs to supply should
take advantage of u théy have mark-
lower during this mic.
A regular taunting of Fathom Rose ’
company W” held last evening It the
truck bound and arrangements were -
' cihu condition. ' Full particulars
. dd their goods twenty to fifty per cent.
. II I I
We otter for Into It a barn in
the homestead of Mr. William “.3
Reed. corner Burritt cud Quin-
tard avenue, South Norwalk.
about 137 feet from on Quintard
avenue. and about 120 feet on
Burritt avenue. House contains'
all improvements and is in first-
and price of ,
Tl YLOR d: GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ ,‘1130UTH NORWALK. . ~
“ Fiih bought at Captain Ducrosa' is
always fresh and cheap. ‘
Cashier and Mrs. Henry F. Price are
K-
or'nolius Pierce. of the liairtlcld
Cwnty National Ilunk, will begin his
nnnunl vacation next week.
A regular routine meeting of l'ulcs-
tlno Castle Knights of the Mystic
Chain, was licld last evening.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. it, held
a regular routine business meeting.
last evening, at (i. A. R. hull.
Mortimer lirundage resumed his du-
tlos s clerk at the Central National
Bank today, after a couple of weeks'
vacation. - . .
Mrs. William 11‘. Bishop. daughter
Miss Marjorie Bishop and son ti‘runk-
lin. of Holden avenue, arc sojourning 111
New York state.
The regular monthly meeting of The
Jennings Athletic Club will be held to-
night In Its quarters in the Haviland
Block. Washington street.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club is
scheduled to be entertained this after-
noon by Mrs. S. A, Weed and Mrs. S.
L. Weed, at the Pine Lodge Club
house.
Mrs. Mary Sawter, who has been vis-
iting Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Crow for a
number of weeks. has taken rooms in
Chestnut street, where she will begin
housekeeping.
Company li‘ will hold drills cach
'l‘ucsilay evening during the pres-cut
month. beginning with next week
Conumny ill will hold these drills each
l<‘1iday night beginning this w.cok
George A Vello, of Washington
st1e,et has returned home from u
week’s vacation, spent at Snratoga.
North Crook, Adirondack Mountains.
and other places. Mr. Vclie made the
trip from Albany to Warrensburg.
eighty miles, by trolley. ltc returne
to New York Saturday, and was Joined
by Mrs. Ville and together they visit-
cd ltronx Park and Coni‘y island.
The. steamer Marthns Vineyard will
leave South Norwalk Wedncsdhy. Aug.
3. on its regular time, stopping at,
North licnch to and from New York
and giving passengers about four
hours at the bench, The steamer will
leave the beach at 3.30 p. m. and
reach South Norwalk about 6:80 p. m.
Excursion tickets will be fifty cents:
children ii to 12 years twenty-live
cents. 1
’W, (t.
Pitman,
W. T, Peterson,
Henderson and wife, Frank
Philadelphia; ll. II. Austin.
Louis W. Stirlnsz't, l“.
A. liranilgan, Henry C. iiivcrnmn, l“.
A. W'ecd. A. S. Bernstein. .l. 1). line,
Victor Mayer and wife. .1, ii. Squires.
John Lavcrty, John C. WIISUll, Moses
1). Blitzer, J. W. Davidson, H. 1). War»
nor, B. A. Ludwig. Charles Loctsen-
dorf, Thomas C. Fleming. ii. .I. Win-
ner. New York: T. ii. Mahon. New Hu-
vcn; W. 11. Johnson, lilrmlnghuni. Ala:
Ilillllil; A. 10, 'i‘rucsdeli, Plttsllcld,
Muss; Walter Hubbard, Dr. 10. W.
Pierce, wile and child. Merlden: W. E.
Lewis. Gienbxook; H C. Simpson. Jer-
Sty City; R. J. Willis. Rochester, N.
Y.; VoinonC.RioI(ma11 Mt. Ver.non
N. Y.; Captain (‘. W.li11cklee Hart-
to1d;l.eonaid.l Lyman and wile, Pat-
e11,son N J.. were. guests last night
at the Hotel Clifford.
WM'
NEW YORK. August 2-»After drink-
ing carbolic acid in an attempt to end
his life and fearing that the poison
would not do its work. a man believed
to be lsndoro Dutsch jumped from the
root of a live-story tenement house to
dirty and was killed. lie was 28 years
0 d.
Ba rgains l
25 cent Garden Sets ............
to cenLGarden Sets
10 cent Pail and Shovel
5 cent Pail and Shovel ......... . 3c
25 cant Sand Mills 15c
32 Bathing Suit: ......... 95c
SIFOuntalnPen
Game of Fit .
100
........
Boyc' Baseball Suits .. . . 75:
32 Chest Protecmr ........ $1
50 cent Mitts ..... 30c
32 Gloves .......... ........ .. $1.50
$1.50 (Slove- ......... . $1.00
£1 Date ....¥ ........... 750
AND MANY OTHERS
.COLEMAN’S»
.111 North Main Street, South Namath.
Again for A. G. Opauldina’n Dal-hall
and spent an Goods.
spending several days at Lake Wnru- .
This is the Sale Where Dollars
Do Their Duty.
IF YOUARE LOOKING FOR A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY EASIn'
LY AND SAFELY. LOOK THIS WAY. THE RED TAG SAL‘E‘ IS FA~
MOUS FOR ITS DOLLAR-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
LITTLE NEEDFUL TRIMMINGS LIKE NECKWEAR. UNO ARWEAR;
HOSIERY. ETC.. AT WONDERFU LLY LOW PRICES, NO ,‘WI-IAT
DO YOU NEED IN THE FOLLOWING LIST?
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, FORMER PRICE $1.00, SALE PRICE 3...... 850.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, EORMER PRICE $1.50, SALE PRICE ...... 98::
FANCY HOSE. FORMER PRICE 50c, SALE PRICE ......‘........ 256.
NECKWEAR, FORMER PRICE 266 SALE PRICE 150.12 for 250.,
LISLE NET UNDERWEAR, FORM ER PRICE 500, SALE PRICE 15°
2 FOP. 250.
DERBY man UNDERWEAR, FORMER PmcE soc.“8ALE Bruce 39c.
BOV's CAPS. FORMER PRICE 25:, SALE PRICE 16c,31o1~ 25c.
DON'T OVERLOOK THE MATCHLESS SUIT BARGAINS FOR
MEN AND YOUNG MEN, AND FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN. MIGHTY
ATTRACTIVE SAVINGS IN TROUSERS TOO IN THE SALE.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors a; Comstaak Bros.
TAKE FURNISHINGS FOR EXAMPLE YOU CAN PICK UP ,.
eighth to a quarter higher than last
night, with but one or two exceptions.
ed slightly. Consolidated Gas rose 2 ,
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL’. CALL. 82-2.
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L—EL , _...,.,, w... ...,.. ,, a,
UNITED MINE WORKERS.
SCRANTON, l’a., August 2-'l‘he ex
ccntlvo board of the United Mine
Workers resumed its sessions here to
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W..oi ’lrt’llNlA D..EMOCRAT8
I’Altlx’lIItSlillitti, W V'n., August" ..
«The Democratic state convention
meets here tomorrow for the nominu~
tion of a state ticket. The prellml- day for the consideration of Eric
nary meetings as well as conferences venues. The miners are In a coucilia
were held today. and they indicate tory mood and appear averse to order-
that former Senator Henry G. Davis ling a. strike to force. the operators to
accept Umpire Wrights decision.
W
will‘be the guiding spiiit. The con-
vention is being made a general rati-
ticnton of the nomination of Senator
liavis for the vlccprcsidenty
1
, , if you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. Tho wise man llndsput where he can
get the most good, clean. reliable grain for his money.
and patronized that dealer year in and your out.
Our customers are steady customers. They flavor
think of Being anywhere else. Ii;
Buy Oats Thais Clean, I 1 “-1., ‘.
MANUEL r. narcn.
‘ ‘ 01.051311;
OUR PIANO CLUB CLOSED SAT. 30TH with a full membership
and we have no more new pianos to offer at the price given to CLUB
MEMBERS. If you didn't take advantage of the reduction, you will
find that THE PIANO AT ITS FU LL PRICE I8 A GENUINE BAR-
. GAIN. , _ ’
We have one Dunham Up. Plano second hand, renowned cue. $125.00
‘ One 900d square piano $25.00.
EACY TERMS ON ANY INSTRUMENT SELECTEDs
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
STORE CLOSES THIS MONTH AT 5: SO, EXCEPT SATURDAY,
it is too soon to worry about your
past until you have the future fixed.
m
Ainal. 0011., 52% 52% 52% Sill/4
Am. ice. 6% 0% 0% 6%
Am. Smelt.. 577/4; 57% 57% 577/8
A111. Sugar, 129% 129% 129 129
A T & S Fe, 78%. 781% 77741 78
A T & S Fe pf. 96%. 90% 96% 96%
Butte. & ObiO. 84% 84% 84% 8W2.
. Il'kiyn. 11, T., 51% 52% 511/4 52
(1111.& N. W. 1am, 1311a. 11111-3. 180%
Ch. (it. West, 13741 13% 137131 13741
Cli..M. (iv. St P 147% 147% 140% 147%
. Col. I“. (it 1., 30% 37 313% 80%
Con. (his... 1512114. 105% 193%. 105%
Del. & ”1111., 160% 160% 160% 100%
Erie, 24% 24% 24% 241A;
' Erie, lat. pf,, 60% 00% (103311 00%
ill; Central. 1 1331/. 1831/; 1331/. 133%
lion. & Nash, 115 1.15 115 1,15
Manl1uiiun.1."l 151 151 1M
1 Met. BI Ity.119% 119% 118-36. 119%
Mex. Central, 9% 9% ill/é 9%
M. K. & T. pf, 40% 40%,» 40% 40%
Mo. Pacific, 92% 92% 92% 92%
N. Y. Central. 119% 119% 119 119
Norf. & West, 60% 60%. 00% 60%
Ont. & West, 30%. 31% 30% 31
Penn. R. IL, 120% 120% 110% 119%
Pres. S. Car, 33% 38% 33% 33%
Reading. 52% 52% 521,14, 52%
Road, 211. pt, 70 70 70 70
Rock Island, 22% 22% 22% 2255
South. Pan, 491A, 50% 49% 50
Son. By. 00., 24 24%, 24 24
Tenn. 0. &. 1., 45% 40% 44% 45%
llnion Pad. 96% 96% 957A ‘ 96%
U. S. Rubber, 19% 19%. 19% 19%
U. 8, Steel, 12% 12% 12%. 12%
ll. s. Steel. pf., 611/, 61% 01% 101%
Wabash. pt. 35% 35% 35% 35%
. West. Un. Tel., 88% 881A. 88% 88%
, Wis. Cent, 17 171A. 17 17%
_ town court in Hamden today charged
‘ the night at police headquarters and
I: 9. bonds within .a short time.
DOES NOT BELIEVE 'IN SUICIDE.-
, Conn. 11 wellctodo hotel keeper who
was found dead at the Grand Central ,
, ”$911111" each day 0! “link Ionic
of the bath IiiDDIIDI we furnish
at very reasonable priced.
A very complete line of
GPONGEB. BATH BRUSHES.
BATH MlTs, BATH ‘QI’RAYI.
no
We also carry the most com.
pleto line of toilet goods and per-
fume to be found In The Nor-
walks.
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The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. NIIht
Calla Answered. Tel. Call, 12-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET-
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Open-
lng prices in stocks today were an
The trading was on a small scale.
aside from some large blocks of Unit-
ed States Steel pfd. and a 2,300 share
block of Metropolitan Street Railway,
which carried it down %,
WALL STREET. 1111. m.—~lstocits
were taken with some degree of con‘
iidence.( Southern Paclllc was lifted
a point nuditho other grain carriers
largo fractions. Active bidding for
Ontario and Western advanced it to
31% and the other coolers sympathiz
Virginia Carolina Chemical ptd. i and
Maryland Coal pi'd.i'1. The Metropoli-
tan stocks were conspicuous excep-
tions to the movement, Street ltailwav
declining 11,4 and Securities 1%. Real
izlng set in after 10:10 and the mar-
ket run off with a subsequent rally.
WALL S'l‘l’thlld'l‘. 1 p. m.-»-—'l‘he sell-
ing movement was not extended be-
yond midday. but. there was little effort
made to stiffen prices. Hardly any
business was done and operations cen-
tered in a few stocks. Pipe common
and pftl., advanced a point each.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples It: Goldschmldt Commission
Brokers. Bwartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
m
CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
Conductor and Flaqman of Freight
Train Waive Examination.
NEW HAVEN. August 2.—~.lohn B.
Foley. of Hartford. and Thomas Mc-
Naliy. of this city. the conductor and
Express collided near Cedar Hill Sat-
11rday night, were taken before the
with manslaughter. They waived ex-
.ber term of the Superior Court. Bonds
wer fixed at 81000 in each case.
coroner. whose finding was that. they
were negligent in failing to give a sig-
ml to the express train approaching
on the track from which the freight
was backing to a siding. They passed
were taken in Hamden this forenoon.
The proceedings were merely format
in the Hamden court. At the conclu-
sion. the respondents were brought
aok here to be detained at the county
all until they secure bonds. it is ex-
pected that they will be released on
NEW YORK. August 2.—-A brother
of Timothy O’COnneil of Manchester.
Hotel Sunday. was greatly incensed
oday when informed that the death
death. He declared
hither came to his 11
’0!- ins murdered. "He had no foam
1 commit suicide." said the brother.
i e m wealthy and happy. He had
Eighty of money when he canto her-c.
idea I ROId Wit/ch and Mir].
ilngmnn. respectively. of the freight ,
train with which the White Mountain
amiuation and were held for the Octo- .
The conductor and tingmau were an I:
' rested last evening by order of the
Suit You ?
'51'I'i' It'll IV'VEi . '1.
We Refuse To Garry Over tho“;
Following Articles
\I
1/2 PRICE ON :15 RAIN cone. .
1/2 PRICE ON ALL wasH sum. .' {I
y, PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS ‘ \ ' '
- 1/2 PRICE ON sreaw HATS.
I/2 PRICE ON enema suns.
y2 PRICE ON WHITE AND 1'11ch veers.
v ,. 3.
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.a-n-u-o-a- .u-owod-oluion
DERBY 11111an UNDERWEAR AT . . . . . ..
selacssron..............................................01.901,
BIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT
BEL'rs, oooo ONES .......
SELLECK 8. PRICE
Clothiers and Fumishcrs. . 't IQV. II“;
’8 Washington SireeI. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 384-0. ‘3 '
.n-co no.
Over 5100‘,
Will make a. spec
on Swift's Premium and Armour'a Star Hams.
for a few day. of 14c lb. each.
Saturday Special Price on men' Flour, 70c bag. can. 1 ~ ,
Porto Rico Sugar for cooking and baking. Said to ho hum:
sweeter than other sugar of similar grade. 8.. 11.7m- It. ’56 III
CID". . ' I
Business solicited. . I
Lorenzo Dibble
‘. SPECTACLES.
Hundreds of people go through life without any extra dislocation of
beauty-whereas proper glasses would make the world now to 111111;: Chi!
business is to help you to right giasse s. We have built up the most ,
tut sort of spectacles business by being careful of people's eyes ahd'
purses There are no eye risks little enough to take. We advl 1
tainty~wc help you there. or direct to a helper.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction option
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Nomi
Special Appoihtmcntn at conventen cc of patron.
Office noun, 8, 11: 45, 12: 45, 6: 00. Saturday evening. 7—8.
rELEpnoNE ion. rm dollvory to .11 pan. .1 ‘1,
Soil Shell Crabs are Nice.
and you can buy them very cheap-
Also have Blue/(sh. Weakfisb. Bonela Mackerel Porgt'
Halibut. Lona and Round Clams. ' .
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STRE'LIE; Next In John
“It , .
As a matter of not men ,9
for at least a day on ‘
héati‘hiui food. and our
ads at preserving,
tender. juicy nn'd.
meats at all tim
certificate gave suicide as the cause of ‘,
at. his brother. ‘
th by accident ‘
Privaid
TO'DMO 22‘:
' no; M111 m cotton .
‘ ‘ cash on ‘NA‘R'
Norwalk Chronicler