Oneness
WI make our
’00\ Cream
absOlulelii of all
pure cream. g
,LIINE'S
5| mWashIniiion St.
total Nemiits into
Mrs. Mattie] -AIIdorson, of Nor-
walk, spent Monday with Westport
relatives.
Attorney Levi Warner. of Norwalk,
was a guest of friends in Westport,
Tuesday.
—-Umbrellas and Mourning Bands.
O‘Briens‘.
Miss Lizzie Schuman, of South Nor-
walk, is the guest of Mrs. F. B, Cham-
berlain. in Seymour, i
~Simail Chestnut coal, $5.00 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
r. an i .esse i‘ollnrii, of Win-
nlpauk. ..ave been entertaining George
Pollard, of Worcester, Mass.
~Ladles $2.50 oxfords 31.98. F. D.
Lyon & Co.
W. E. Raymond. of Norwalk. is em-
ployed as assistant by Daniel P. Me
Kenna. at the Westport MarbltI Works.
—-i’ortorhouse stk. 20c. Buttory’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Callahan, of
Cross street, are entertaining the lat—
ter's brother, Frank Shea. of New lia-
ven.
-Ilardly a person in The Norwalks
who does not realize what it means'
when M. S. Smith dz Co. announce their
annual clearance sale,
Ex- Mayor and Mrs Arthur l‘. Wheel
er of Norwaik. will probably return
Monday rom a vacation at Woodstock
New York
——-—Mlsses and children's $1.25 and
$1.50 oxfords at 980. F. D. Lyon dc Co.
William I’. Beers, the Norwaik and
South Norwalk stationer. always keeps
a complete and fresh supply of kodaks
and camera supplies.
“-“Do not forget the Pleasure Beach
Excursion tombrrow. "Marthas Vine
yard" leaves South Norwalk wharf at
2 p, m., Sunday, Aug. 7th, 1904. for
Pleasure Beach. Excursion tickets
25c.
Stephen Sheldon will resume his du~
ties at the statituIer stow of William
P. Beers, Norwaik Monday, after Ien-
joying a week's vacation.
“(‘hildren' a crash hats. 0' Briens'.
Miss Ethel R Merriam and Miss
Canic Stevens will leave today for
W.IterIIIy where they will be the
guests of friends for a few days
wForeqnarter Lamb, 9c. Buttory's
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held next Monday night at 8 oclock
at the headquarters in Haviland street.
Mr. anti Mrs, Cyrus Roscoe and Mr
and Mrs. Fletcher Van Hoosear, of
Norwalk, called at “0akside,” the
home of Rufus Smith, in Vista, on Sub
urday.
~—Men's $8.50 and $4.00 oxfords at
52.98. F. D. Lyon & Cu.
Miss Mary Field Parties left Law-
rence, L. 1.. yesterday, for the Adlron
duck Mountains, where she will spend
(the month of August at the 'l‘ahawus
Club House, in Essex county.
Dogs owned by Victor Goodwin and
Theron R. Bradley, of South Norwalk,
died of distemper during the past,
,week, and a large number of other ca-
nines are afflicted with the epidemic.
-—-Yncht caps, yttcht caps. O‘Briens'.
Matthew Friend, one of the em-
ployees of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company's
yard in South Norwalk, has been in
the past few days at his home in Lo are
street. ‘
Harry Coburn, of South Main street,
who has been on a several months 32 chest Protector . $1
cruise to South American ports. has an 50 5.,“ mg“. .. .. 30c .
rived at the home of his parents. Ex- Glovoc ".50 -'
, Mayor and Mrs. J. Milton Co‘burn, ‘50 may” .. $1.00 ,
SouthMainstreet 318:“ 75¢
' —-Leg lamb, 16c. Buttery‘s. . AND MANY
Bright and early Monday morning,
the boys of St. Paul‘s choir, in charge
t-Of Professor R. K. Photon will leave
for Lake Waccabuc, for their annual
, week’s outing. They will make the
trip by carrycli as customéry.
‘ msmali range cost. $5.00 per ton
delivered At Wit Brothers.
goo tonight or some time next week,
in order to Hive his attention to the
‘ exhibition dance at Rotor: Point next
Friday night and his dancing classes
rm the heglnoing to the closing
on meal. clearance sale there will
made to make it a great success.
mots or Growths, Hot Flashes, Desire ._
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trons
bios, to all sending address. To moth.
ers of suffering daughters 1 will ox- .
plain a
if you d ,
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran- '
[(20 a cure.
anything.
Summers, Box 375,
25 cent Garden Sets 100
10 cent Garden Sets
10 cent Pall and Shovel.
5 cent Pail and Shovel.
25 cent Sand Mills ..... ..... 150
S2 Bathing Suits .......
81 Fountain Pen
Game of Fit .............
Boyc’ Baseball Suith .. . .. ..
COLEMAN S
i0 North Main Street, South Norwallt.
Agent far A. G. Spluldinil'o Illiball
We oh'cr or sale it a bargain
the homestead of Mr. William 3.
Reed. comer Barritt and Quin-
tard avenue, South Norwaik.
about I37 feet front on Quintard
avenue. and about no feet on
Burritt avenue. House contains
clan condition. Full particulars,
and price oi
Tl FLOR d GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET.
sou'rn NORWALK.
Letter Carrier Elblrt W Clillk is
taking a day' a vacation.
Miss Lillian Nelsoli, of Sacremento.
Cal, is visiting Miss (lraco Seymour,
of West street.
Miss Minnie Dyer. of Norwalk. is
spending a few weeks in New York
state with friends.
Miss K G. Voaburg is enjoying her
vat-.ution which is being spent in the
Pocono Mountains. ,
Fred Hanrlch. of New York. was the
guest of Landlord .l. 1.. Wet: at the
liotel Clifford, yesterday.
Mrs. A. H. Munat and son William
from b‘airthry, Ct. are visiting her
father Wm. Doors. 17 Concotd St.
-—oirioln stk. 18¢. Butterv‘s.
William J. Ireland, of New Britain.
is to spend Sunday with Mr. and Ml'.‘
Frank J. Bradbury, of Bnyview avenue.
Dr. Nile and party. of Danbury, came
by automobile to South Norwaik, yes
terday, and stopped at the Hotel Cltf~
ford.
Street Commissioner George W.
Fitch. of Norwalk, is illllng up some of
the hollows in Wall street today, with
a dressing of crushed stone.
Joseph Brothel-ton has resumed his
duties at the II. Glendening and Com-
all improvements and is in first»,
”our arm that com: Satisfaction or mm am.
This II t 2 Sale Where Dollars
NE 0 Their Duty.
3'
IF YOU AR LO 'KINC FOR A CHANCE TO
LY AND SAFIL Lt-OK THIS WAY. THE RE
MOUS FOR IITS AILAR~ SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
TAKE run Clinics FOR EXAMPLE: You CAN PICK up
LITTLE NEEDF I. TRIMMINGS LIKE NEOKWEAR, UNDEARWEAR.
HosIEnv. ETC..IA1 WONDERFU LLY LOW Pmcss, NOW. wIIA'r
DO YOU NEED IN THE FOLLOWING LIsTt
Begin each day by using some
of the bath supplier we furnish
at very reasonable prices.
A very complete line of
SPONGESQ BATH ,IRUSHEI,
IATH MlTS. BATH IPRAYO.
‘ ETC
. I We also carry the most com—
pleio line of toilet goods and per-
Jume to be found in The Nor~
walks.
THE Btlilllltll PHARMACY
The Prescription Store.
All cars can the door. Night
Cull- Anlworotl. Tol. Gall. 1M
I... I
Suit You ?
VE MONEY EASI-
AG SALE l8 FA'
i'I'ollowing Articles
\.
ya PRICE ON 35 RAIN cons.
ya PmcE ON ALL WASH suns. .
IA. PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS , ‘
I/z PRICE ON STRAW HATS. 42117553
ya PsIcE ON DATHING sun's. I
ya PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY veers.
NEGLlGEE SHIRTS.tFORMER PRICE $1.00. SALE PRICE . . 850.
NEGLIGEE 8HIRT8,tFORMER PRICE $1.50. SALE PRICE ...... 980.
FANCY HOSE. FORNER PRICE 50c, SALE PRICE .............. 25°.
NECKWEAR. FORMINR PRICE 250 SALE PRICE 156, 2 for 250.
LISLE NET UNDERWEAR, FORMER PRICE 50o, SALE PRICE 15o
t 2 FOR 260.
DERBY RIBS UNDERWEAR, FORMER PRICE 50c. SALE‘PRICE 390.
t
BOY’S CAPS. EORME R PRICE 25c. SALE PRICE . . .. . 104:, 3 for 25¢.
L._.-I
TODAY lN WALL STNEIT.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-—The
opening dealings in stock market to-
day were of nominal value and the
changes were insignificant and irregu-
lar. Many stocks were unchanged
from last night. Thete was a rise of
iii; in United States Steel pfd. and
Penna and Minneapolis. St, Paul and
Sault Ste Marie lost a half.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private WII'SI of
Maples d: Goldschmldt Commission
Hrokers. Bwnrtz a Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
DERBY IIIIIEED UNDERWEAR AT . M
aPIEcseFos um
SIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT an
SELLECK a PRICE}
cIcIII-oicd'o
In.I....ce...-cocoono-caavuulcccfl
DON'T OVERLOl K THE MATCHLESS SUIT BARGAINS FOR
MEN AND YOUNG ~EN, AND FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN. MIGHTY
ATTRACTIVE SAVthS IN TROUSERS TOO IN THE SALE.
to; l I'M
t I R
Open. High. Low. 1pm. |
Amal. Con, 517/4. 52 51% 52 '
ROGl-i: S & S l E U ENS AmC &FCO-.13‘/I 18 18% 18% ] Clothiers and Furnishcrs. .
Am. (Ilot. on, :2 at so egg. .
Am. cc. -.
count NORWALK. TEL CALL. on, Am‘ gm," 3w. ‘13N 131% 13152 TELEPHONE CALL 3244.
pany' s plIaImncy Norwnik, after his
annual vacation of two weeks.
There was no evidence of fire this
morning in the bin of soft coal at the
Bishop and Lynes yaids in Norwalk
this morning. The fire was drowned
out Thursday niteinoon, after having
existed probably for several days.
Mr. and Mrs William P. Beers of
Berkley street Norwalk, will leave
Monday for West Springfield, New
ilnnipshlre, where they expect to re.
lllllili for several days. Dr. and Mrs.
Jean llumorticr are sojourning at this
plat: c ‘
Next Thursday evening there will be
a tI-oncett in the Knight street A. M. E.
Church by Mr and Mrs. Perkins. who
will appear in a vocal and instrument
al progtmani Mrs Gemge W. Johnson
will read an essay, and a good time is
promised all who attend.
George L. Lockwood left last night
for Boston and will be joined tonight
by two other Norwalk men. The par-
ty will start from Boston for Norwaik
tomorrow morning with three Oldsmw
blles which I‘. E Lockwood and Coin-
pany have sold to customers.
Saturday, August 27, is assigned for
the annual regatta of the. Stamford
Yacht Club. Several prizes will be. (I.
fored, and eyery preparation will be
The
special classes will include the race
abouts, the lndian Harbor and Larch-
mont onecdesign class, and the Sea-
wauhaka fifteen-footers.
A NOTRE DAME LADv. V
i will send free with full instruc-
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the. cure of Leucorrhoea, Ulccra- ,
tlon, Displacements, Failing of tho ‘.
Womb, Scanty or Painful Periods 'i‘u-
..L._,_,
ccessful Home Treatment.
chin to continue it will only
I do not wish to sell you
Tell other sufferes of it.
that is all i ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Notre Dame, ind.
Bargains l
...... ......
.5c ,
3c ‘
as:
notice
Gilt! Sporting 60°“.
AT&BFe. 78% 78%
‘ Instrument.
"f 3 South Main Strut,
' " _ II ItpillIIio, mine the stock It awn
Balm. & Ohio, 84% 84%;
B'klyn. R. T.. 51% 51%
Ches. & Ohio 34% 34% 34% 34%
Ch. (it West. 14% 14%, 14% 14%
Ch M & stP. 148% 148% 148 148
, , goo. Gas, 195%.19514 195% 195%
I , rie. 25 25 25 25
, _. if you are careless or indifferent as to the quality I Erie. lat. pf., 63;? 63?): 63% 63;:
Biron to yelir animals. You will buy your grain and flucgtN‘hlsh. 13%: 31”,: i:;% 3%: ”0115
i . T 1 ma find out where he can Manhattan, 150% 150% 150% 150% '
my anywhere 11° W 8° n a Net St By. 119 119 118% 119 I
get the motit good, clean. reliable grain for his money, i Mex. Central, 9% 9% 91,5 9% , .
I M K 51, 18% 18% 13:34 18% JONES FLOUR, BAG .. 750..
and patroufthes that dealer year in and your out. M K d: T. Df. 41%, 41%. 41% 41% . -_
Om, customers are new), customers. They never Nit. 1,1211%? goth 3.2% 311234 31:59 SMALL POTATOES .iaygc PEch,II
, ..
think of SON“ anywhere else. . 333' If: 33:, 3:22 2:1,: 3:54 gig: CONN. STATE EGGS MEANS GOOD EGGS. 20c DIOZ.
Buy at“; ThatsClean, “,i'L,‘ gefinCR 11,, 120234III 120% 120% 120% GREENCORN......................’........ 169002“
, . 60 as., 101 101% 101%, 101% I'"
..l MANUEL 7- HATCHI Reading, 52% 53 52% 52a
' Read. lst pf., 84 84 84 84
Rock island 23% 23% 23%, 23%
Rock Island. pf 66% 06% 06 66
South. Pad, 50 50% 50 50%
Son. Ry. 00., 25% 25% 25% 25%
gait: R36: Gigi pf 90% 90% 90% 90% s-
can . .4414, 44%. 44 44v. SPECTACLE
3:72: 11:22:: 3%,: 33:2 35:2 33:2 Hundreds of people go through life without any extra disceruin M
U. 8. Rubber 19% 19% NW; 10% beauty-whereas proper glasses would make the world now to them,
. U. S. St eel ' 12 12% 12 ]é% business is to help you to right giasse s. We have built up the most ' ,
If. S Steel f. 69% 59% 59% {9, in! sort of spectacles business by being careful of people’s eyes at: '
Wis. Cent. 9 17 , 17 16% 1.6% purses There are no eye risks little enough to take. We advise to
“I. ’9 minty—we help yotI‘theIe, or direct to It helper.
MR. JENNINGS THANKED.
Residents of Holland Heights Grate-
ful for His Generosity.
The excellent roads throughout the
Holland Heights district in Falrfleld
have often produced much favorable
comment. The roads are hard. smooth
and perfectly drained and make ideal
driveways. They were built by Oliver
G. Jennings, whose handsome resi-
de'nce surmount: Osborne Hill. The
roads some time ago were all but im-
passable and Mr. Jennings has spent a
large sum of money in having them
put into such good shape that they
would do credit to a public park.
Some of the residents of the neigh-
borhood appreciating this. have asked
that the following communications be
inserted in The Farmer:
“Holland Heights District July 25
1904. -—The undersigned residents of
Holland Heights district hereby tender
a vote of thanks to the Honorable 0.
, HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
. South Nor-walla
Special Appointments at convenience of patron. .
Office boon, a, 11:45,12:45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—0.
TELEPHONE 10G. . Free delivery to all parts of the two outs.
R. J. Cutbill’o Br_____I__I_dge Fish MI
‘ Soil Shell Crabs are Nice. ‘
andyoucanbavtbemoerp chip ‘
Pom'kr'
appreciate our prices when quality is considered. if you centoIrIplafo
the purchase of a plane. We give yOu I: moat cordial Invitation to .I
EXAMINE OUR STOtiiK, YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT WILL
TELL YOU WHERE To BUY.
If you are not familiar with the construction of Pianos, we can
give you some information on the subject that In worth knowing, and
Wu will not then be jdecoived into buying a werthlm box at the,»
pf‘iCo justly charged for a good piano. We know about our complete
line, and can give you an intelligent explanation of the value M such
Also have Blue/ob. Weakflsb, Bands Mackerel,
Halibut, I one and Round Clams. .
ALL LGOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTO 0N STREET. Next to John H. Poms"
BPII'IOM White at. Danhury: ”Pacific Street. ammo.
\W‘H I
OF COURSE NOT LI! ‘
{SPECIAL PRIcI-zst AND TERMS ON ANY PIANO SELECTED
THROUGH THESUMtIMER.
Tuning and repairing preperly done at reasonable prices. I,
G Jennings for the very generous way couldn’t ha ““319" without I _. .,
if; vIvIIIhiclI he spent tyonsands of dollars .As a matter of fact meat oh
0 sown money or the good ofthc f a l at d 0
public in general. in blasting rocks and ' or t ea “ a, r t".
. healthful. food. and our ..
' Ode of preserving more”! ’
tender. Haley and sham
meats at all times.-
, promptly.
Sch-ub'o I
at wuumoroil I
grading three miles of a street through
the center of our district. for which
we all Join in wishing him overiast-
log happiness and screens. Signed,
James Finn. W. S. Judd, F. W. Smith,
Albert A. Siaggerman. 0. Rudolf. John
Casey. John Lundin, John Lawson, A.
Forsell."
CAUSTIG cAsLVLE.
m
ch Contempt For Great Mon Wu
Subject to Modification.
Carlyie’s opinion of Herbert Spencer
as“tha most unending ass in Christen.
dom" most. of course. be read in con-
junction with Carlyle‘s derision for
mankind in general. "Mostly fools. " he '
cheerfully thought of us all. Darwin,
we know. he would not have at any
price—not a word of him. Cardinal I
Newman. be estimated. had "the brain
of c piedmm sired rabbit.” Ruskin .
was a bottle of soda idtdr‘ .
young man" was his lulu up or math
or (implant writer. . . -
, But these hostile phi-c566 were cah-
loot to considerable modification ,1! the ,
run against when: they were aimed ‘_
cams near enough to Macedonia “I
favor ovate hint a
fucked“ t It a TM
and Camera Supplies. Fresh Stock
W BEERS
Sij TIONERII STORES " ,
. . 40 Wall Strut.
Rood the ad. of the Boat/on Store for
then" Inadlll Norm,
Specie! bargains in “1::me duck hats :0
.3 Orion at Romanian” I; hem
Pwhkiii. an emotion mil! in 030!“
botynrook- sedimentatmflxhtwigat
origin cameraman slim
intnlghtatthofio- W _
“Friction-ho «anthems-simian.” >
concern-r1: ates-adoration. ad, in
com mm wire vouII mu IxAuIIIATIoII ’ '
I use remote; "MAW”— -
you contemplate the tarcluuc
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