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Barney Foley has purchased a new
‘trottel‘.
Muslin underweargselllng at special
low prices at Dickcrman. See ad.
Read Lorenzo Dibble's ad for groc-
ery specials for Saturday.
Frederick McLean, of New York, is
spending a. vacation on town.
Special inducements offered in ments
at the Public Market. See ad.
—Porterhouse stk. 20c. Buttery's.
A regular rehearsal of the Arlon
Singing Society was held last evcn-
ing.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py-
thias, held a routine meeting last ev-
eulng.
Misses Emily and Harriet lluckman,
of South Norwalk, are visiting in
Springdale,
Miss Lottie Rose, of High street.
Norwaik, is the guest of friends in
Pittsflcld, Mass.
Star of Columbia Circle. Compan
ions of Foresters, held a routine melt-
ing last evening.
Col. Samuel Daskam, of East ave
nue,. is able to be about again after a
sec'eral days illness.
Miss Hoffman, of Nor-walk, is the
guest of Miss Lena Crosby, of Savin
avenue, West Haven.
Cockenoe Haymakers will make
things interesting this .evening about
the Wall street hayioft.
livery style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
in stock at L. ii. Becker‘s. , ,
Mrs. .Iulia ll. Clark, of Northampton.
Mass, is visiting'hel' son, Dr, A. N.
Clark, of South Main street.
w—From the beginning to the closing
of our annual clearance sale there will
be pronounced bargains in every stock
. S. Smith & Co
MNow is the time to start an account
with the ‘Ir‘airileld County Savings
Bank, 51 Wall street, Norwalk.
George Raymond, of the Central Na-_
tional Bank, of Norwaik, will begin a
two weeks vacation 1111111 duty tomor
TOW
George B Main, of The Lockwood
Manuiacturing Company and Mrs
Main of New York, are stopping at
the liotol Clifford.
Even day wants supplied at little
price tomorrow at the Boston Store.
There are exceptional specials adver-
tised. Road the 11d.
Ex~Govcrnor George F. Lounsbury‘s
'conditlon remains, about the same,
with, the exception that he appears to
be growing slightly weaker. It is fear.
ed he cannot recover.
Members of South Norwalk Baptist
Bible School are urged to be present at
opening service next Sunday; new
be introduced;
Children Day prizes will be awarded;
and report of Sunday school picnic
committee will be heard.
-Sirloin stk. 18c. Buttery's.
A meeting of the members of Gene
ral Russell Frost’s brigade stuff will
be held next Wednesday afternoon, at
3 o‘clock, at the office of the general
in South Norwalk, for the purpose or
making arrangement for the coming
encampment at Manassas, Virginia.
Mrs. Charles E. Steele and Miss Dor~
othy are being entertained for a few
days at the home of Mrs. William T.
Haviland, of Bridgeport. Miss Doro«
thy will be the guest of Wilson Mar-
shall Jr.. at a party given today, in
his honor, at the Brooklawn Country
Club, of that city
A meeting of the citizens commits
tee appointed by Mayor Charles W.
Bow to assist in entertaining the mem-
bers of the Seventeenth Regiment on
the occasion of the annual reunion
here on August 27th. will be held to-
night at 8 o‘clock. In the Council
gloom, South Norwalk..
Former Conductor Charles F. Com
stock. now of Stamford. who Ioreoek
railroading and the charms of Dan
bury to become manager of an eaten
slve form In the suburba of Stamford,
has supervision of three hundred acres
r- 9‘
country estates In that section;
1‘ ~Oome and see the way Billy Laud:
or covers third base for R and G tomor
row at Decker Field.
Guests at the hotel Glider-d. yester-
day ware 1.1!. A. 8. Greta,
. Brando. J. 11.311111. III; 3 Lyons,
Trueadell, New York: H.
Home. Hartford: Pratt Thompson,
Rwhl’flllns. Galilplilis,
and Mrs. W. 0. 13111111. 011111.
g.- Sahel-,1 1W. dinrritt;
don-1
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‘ of land. comprising one of the finest ’
A AAROAIN IN REAL
ESTATE
the homestead of Mr. William B.
'.Reed corner Burritt and Quin-
turd ayenue, South Norwalk.
avenue, and about no feet on
éBurritt avenue. _ House contains
,,.I'_~Illl Improvements and is in firpt-
clan condition.
and price of
TAYLOR G GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Charles C. Bolts is confined to his
home on the Green by illness.
Harvey Crew, formerly of South
Norwnlk, Is spending a few days here.
George Scorlcld and family, of Madi-
sOu street. are spending a week with
Mr. Scolicld's parents in Trinity Lake.
Edward Diver, one of the expert lin-
otypc operators in the otiioe oi! the
American, 111 Waterbury, as spending a
few days of his vacation in South Nor—
walk.
George F. ilctts who is employed by
the United 'l‘elpherage Company, Is
spending a few days in to ya. For
some time he has been superintendiug
a Job at Fall River, Mass.
Harry Croger. who was removed
from Newtowu~to the Norwaik Hos-
pital, suffering from typhoid fever,
about a month ago was taken to the
home of a relative in East Norwalk to
recuperate, yesterday.
The following amounts have been
paid out at the comptrollcr's ofiice:
High school transportation, Somers,
$108 75; liamden. 323-1. 46; Willington,
$40: P10.,ape1t $100; Mlddlellcld, 5:18. 71.
For high school tuition, I’r.ospetl,
$126. 66; Oxford $35.50; Thompson.
$310 75 For average attendance grant,
Willington, $1, 657. 08; Prospect $873 24.
Among the local military men at
South Mane heater yesterday were Ma-
jor Eben Hill, Jr Captain Howard J.
Illnomer and Second Lieutenant H. T.
Prowitt, and Corporals Howard H.
Measured and Gilbert Bogart, of Com-
pany I), and First Lieutenant Howard
N. Godfrey and Quartermaster Sec
grant Arthur Kenny, of Company F.
Chairman Kenealy, of the Republi-
can State Central Committee has call-
od 11 special meeting of the committee
for 'I‘bursday, August 11. The gather-
ing will be at the, Pequot House, New
London, and its purpose will be to sel-
(ti a chairman for the next convention
in plate of 1211- Governor Moi. can, who
has declined One report is that Sena-
te1 Plait will be chosen
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, hold a regular
meeting, last night, and received one
application for membership. The
delegates to the recent state conven-
tion submitted their reports.
The members of the Knight Stred
A. M, E. Church went to Roton Point,
yesterday, on their annual excursion.
Several members of Grace Baptist
Church were in the party. The pic-
nic of the latter church will be held at
the some place next Thursday.
—-Leg lamb, 16c. Buttery's.
Andrew and Harry Barker, ago 11
and 9 years, of New Canaan, were tak-
cn into custody Wednesday, by Officer
Marvin Merrill,
Grand Juro'r Norbert Boson. for being
deserted and neglected children. ,
were brought before Judge Stillman.
can look after them The father of tho
children left town a few weeks ago.
of support
was warned out of the rooms she oc-
cupied, over Patterson's I.)arber-5hop,
and her furniture was consigned to the
ed during all the ruin. It- is claimed
by Mrs. Ilurker that she cannot get
apartments.
looking for the two boys for a day or
two, found one of them at isanc Rey-
nold‘s place, South Main street, New
(‘anaarr and the other attending St.
Marks phnic, at Roton Point.
Ba rgaingui
$150 Gloves
$1
$100
.. 756
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Bats ......................
AND MANY OTHERS.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent 701- A. G. Bpfiuldlng's Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
We otter for sale at a bargain
about 137 feet front on Quintard
Full particulars
They
Wednesday night, and committed to I;
the County Home, at Norwalk, where a;
they will remain until their parents
leaving the family without any means
Last week Mrs Barker. ‘j.
door-yard, where it has since rernaln— .11
The officer. who had been '1":
25 cent Garden Sets .10c
10 cent Garden Sets .....,...... 50
10 cent Pall and Shovel .......... 61:
5 cent Pail and Shovel 3c
25 cent Sand Mills 15c
32 Bathing Suits ..... . . 951:
$1 Fountain Pen 6011
Game of Pit ..... ....25o
Boys’ Baseball Suits . ........ ... ‘75::
32 Chest ProtectOr ........... 81
50 cent Mitts . . 303
$2 Gioves ...... $1.50 '
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IF YOU ARE LOO
NECKWEAR, FORMER
LISLE NET UNDERWEA
DERBY 'RIBB UNDERWE
BOY'S CAPS, FORMER PRI
MEN AND YOUNG MEN, AN
SOUTH NORWALK.
Thi Is the Sale Where Dollars
Do Their Duty. I
KING FOR A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY EASI-
LY AND SAFEhY LOOK THIO WAY. THE RED TAG DALE I8 FA-
MOUS FOR ITS DOLLAR-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
TAKE FURNISHINGS FOR EXAMPLE“
LITTLE NEEDFUL TRIMMINGS LIKE NECKWEAR, UNDEARWEAR,
HOSIERY, ETC., AT WONDERFU LLY LOW PRICES, NOW. WHAT
DO YOU NEED IN THE FOLLOWING LIST?
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, FORMER PRICE 31.00, SALE PRICE
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, F RMER PRICE 31.50, SALE PRICE ...... 98¢.
FANCY HOSE, FORME PRICE 50c, SALE PRICE
ICE 251: SALE PRICE 15a, 2 for 25¢.
, FORM ER PRICE 50¢. SALE PRICE 15°
2 FOR 251:.
, FORMER pares 50c, SALE Farce 39c.
25c, SALE PRICE
DON'T OVERLOOK THE ATCHLESS SUIT BARGAINS FOR
DR BOYS AND CHILDREN. MIGHTY
ATTRACTIVE SAVINGS IN TP. usans 700 m THE SALE.
YOU CAN PICK UP
........850.
I 250.
urn-ouboo-alo
.. 100, 3 for 251:.
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TEL. CALL, 32-3.
Begin each day by using more
of the bath supplies we furnish
at very reasonable prices.
A very complete line of
SPONGII. BATH CRUSH“, —
BATH Mire, sill-Havana.
ETC
We also carry the most com-
plete line of toilet goods and per-
fume to be found In The Nor-
walks.
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All om pan the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 1212.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10: 10 a. m.—-’I‘he
opening trading in the stock market
was very dull and sluggish and the
changes were narrow and irregular.
United States Steel, pfd., allowing for
the dividend of 1% off, declined It! on-
dor some heavy offerings Southern
Railway reacted 4%; from yesterday’s
advance. Cotton 011 rose 1%.
WALL STREET. II a m.—~The di-
rection of prices was mostly downward
during the first hour, but the fluctua-
tions were largely unimportant. Unit-
ed States Steel pfd’ s loss of 135 was
double that of any other important
stock. Moderate buying of Louisville
and Nashville, which advanced It to
118, started a general inquiry for the
cotton roads and the list hardened
slightly at 11 o 'clock. Nashville, Chat-
tanooga and St Louis rose 31,5 and
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If you are careless or Iodide! 1, as to the quality
given to your animals, you will“ y your grain and
hay anywhere. Tire wise man 11:11. out where he can
get the most good, clean. rcllableég In for his money,
and palronlzea that dealer year in year out.
Our customers are steady custom .1.
think of going anywhere else.
Buy Oats Thats Clean,
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MANUEL 'f. . ATCH.
upon complaint of
GAIN. {I
One 9006 square piano ..... . .
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
SECOND
FOR AUGUSTT
6 South MaIn Street.
Spools! prices on canned goods for
tomormw' at dossiers. See 1111.
one of the many bargains to be found
at The" New” York Grocery 00. tomor-
row- as. ad for others. ‘
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atthei’octmlnwlrilstreot,_
‘ ‘ anchogrodtin ’bustnen.
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and we have no more new planes to offer at the price given 1:1
MEMBERS. If you didn‘ t take ad vantage of the reduction,
find that THE PIANO AT ITS FULL PRICE IS A GENUINE
We have one Dunham Up. Piano, second hand, rosewood case, 61
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EASY TERMS ON ANY INSTRUMENT SELECTED.
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STORE CLOSES THIS MONTH AT 6:30, EXCEPT SATURDAY.
W. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
may potatoes, at 150 pk. I: only Pro 0M II!
Buckingham Post. (1. A. 11., of Ner-
..... ... ”4251117.
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- Am. Sugar,
‘ Circa. 81: Ohio, 33%
Ch M & St P. 146%
Sugar 1%.
WALLS STREET, n0011.——Hcavy buy-
ing of Rock Island at an advance of
7/9 started the market upwards at 11
moderate pace. The principal gains
were in the Rock Island group. Kan-
sas City, Fort Scott and Memphis, pfd..
St. Louis and San Francisco. 1st, and
2nd. ,.,pfd Rock Island pfd., and Con—
solldated Gas rose 1% to 2, Sugar, 2
and Cotton Oil, 2%
WALL S’l REE'I‘, 1 p. n1.-—Buslness
became very quiet during the luncheon
period, but prices held fll'.mly People's
Gas and Southern Railway, pfd., BhOw-
ed unusual animation and advanced a
point :
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported ever the private intro: of
Maples 6’; Goldschmldt Commission
Brokers. Swartz 6t Corbett Block.
South Norwnlk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
51% 51% 51%
3t 2821‘,
Aural. Cop.
Am. Cot. Oll.,
Am Ice.
Am. Loc'..o
Am Snielt,
21
57%
131
78%
91:14
84%
5151,
33%
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251,1.
63
111251
13414
113
1191/.
18%
411.4
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31%.
120%
101%
52%
1’29
23%
131%
129%
AT&SFe., 77%‘
A T. 811 S F pf 96%
Balto. & Ohio, 84%
B',klyn 11.13.5114.
5791.
1291a
71%
Ch Gt.West..14
Con Gas, 195%,
PATIG, 25
Erie, lst pt, 62%
Geo Elec.. 162%
Ill. Central. 134
Lou. 6‘: Nash, 117
Mel. St. Ry., 119%,
M K. & T.,18I,§
M K & ’I‘ pf, 41%,
Mo. Pacific, 92%
Nerf. 171 West, 61%,
Out. & West., 31%
Penn. R. R., 320%
Pen. Gas. 100%
Reading, 52%
Rep. Steel. 11,5
Rock Island. 23
W- _._._ ....._.....,.....L....
EDI I'ION
Everybody’ s Magazrne
NOW READY
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= South, Poe.
Sou. By. 00.,
140%." Sinai.»
the run was started in
made by seine I .
, tantrum: 11.11115»
- them to
Rock Island pf 6519
5014,
25%
on. Ry. Co pf 90
eon. C. d: 1., 441,9
wxas Pac., 26%
tion Pac. 95%
Lentil {113.82%
Steel. 11%
‘l' ‘ Steel pf 59
\\'1 sh, 16%167/61
*lh ivldend 1% per cent.
', N ON CHICAGO BANK.
Vicar
Ident Tilden Say. It 1: Sense-
. \-~ and Due to Excitement. ,
CHIC 0, August 5-.-—A run began
today a e Drover-3' Deposit Nation- '
a1 Bank ted It the main entrance
.of the 11 yards. In reply to In-
qulrios re log the withdrawals, Eds ‘
ward Till vlcopresldont of the
bank, when been one of the spokes-
men for the . mployers during the
packing hon trike._uid:
“As Ion - hthe depositors come
they will : money. The demand
to senseless an caused by the gen-
eral exeltemen the yards "
The bank has ponits of $4, 972,-
908. Aaron: Its -- ces are 1011111 ~
and discounts It, .1185 and cash on '
hand and due mm ' he is. 857, 459.
Shortly after 111- ‘- k opened It
crowd of people 1111 ed with saving!
deposit books out ended, their ‘
money. The bank: , paying and
the officials declared every deposi-
tor who wanted his 11 y would get
it in tall. ,
Vice-President ‘Tildur lured tit!
{ointment
' Also have Bluefish, Weakflsb,
‘ WEST END WASHINGTON STREET.
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Following Articles. 1
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y, PRICE ON 35 RAIN cone.
ya sauce on ALL WASH aurrs.
y2 PRICE on ALL WASH mire
y, PRICE ON STRAW HATS.
Va PRICE ON BATHING SUITS.
V3 PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY VECTO-
TWO CENTS:
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BIG LOT OF NECKWEAR AT
BELTS, GOOD ONES ...........
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SELLECK 81 PRICE
/ Clothiers and Furnishers.
08 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-1.
Sa turday’s
Specials
JONES FLOUR, BAG .............
SMALL POTATOES ...............................
CONN. STATE EGGS MEANS GOOD EGGS
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.. 121/31: P2010 1;":
29c 1102, “7'“
easeuconu lube:
Lorenzo Dibble.
SPEC TA 01.53.
Hundreds of people go through life without any extra diaeernmen ‘o
beauty-whereas proper glasses would make the world now to them our
business is to help you to right glasse s. We have built up the most wohdorl
fol sort of spectacles business by being careful of people's eyes and that
purses. There are no eye risks little enough to take. We advise to a cor.
taluty—we help you there, or direct to a he per.
HOMER 3. HOW". Refraction 0111111111111. , ; 1 .
Room 9 United Bank Building, South NorvlaIIt, Cantu
Special Appointment: at convonlon cc of patron. ,
Office been, 0, 11:45,12:45, 0: 00. Saturday ovonlnga- 7—0. ; ‘ ‘ ' '
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TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all parts of the two
R. J. Cutbill’e B____r_1___dge Fish M’kn.
Soil Shell Crabs are Nice.
andyoacanbnvtgeomoerfiylcfreap .1
neta teller: Po 3, God
Halibut, lane and Round Clams. All“: »
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Next to Job H. Porrll'
amoeba—£0 White 89-. Danbury: 75 Pacific “tantalum 3...
process: 1101' ALIV
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But we deliver meat so fresh till
couldn’t be fresher without help;
As a matter of fact meat shoal
for at least a day or two to ‘
healthful food. and our modern
ode of preserving more 7110
tender, juicy and altogether «
meets at all times.
promptly.
wan m m 1
HO 55.05 BBS! CONSEQUENCES:
man-homemade:
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com 1111111.: WITH your: mu EXAMINATION anal. , ,
nor sin-ran BUARMI'I’IID. .
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