‘- ‘\ n It We make our , Ice Cream : absolutelu of all g i i pure cream. LANE’S 5| Washmgton St. Local News Notes. Mrs. Frank Phillips and daughters, Evelyn and Bertha, have returned to their home in Brooklyn, alter a visit with friends in The Norwalks. Captain Benjamin P. Reed is over- hauling his sloop. Mrs. Frederick iiyxbee is very sick at her home in Cross street. city. The Rev. ‘Henry '1‘. Beatty, of Ho- hokcn, New Jersey, will omelate ut the Norwulk Congregational Church, Sun- duy. . Special city meeting in AIion Hull tonight at 8 o'tlock. to vote on tho qumtion of a water filter and the pur- chase of a city wharf. Everett ngham and family. of Ncw York, are guests of Mr, Wigham's parents. Prof. and Mrs, H. B. nglIum, of Elm street, Norwalk. Mrs. Edward J. Thomas, of West avenue, who has been the guest for a few days of relatives in New York city has returned borne. Company 1“ drills at the armory this (vening. Both 13‘ and 1) ate holding weekly drills throughout this month in anticipation of the Muuussus trip in September. The Connecticut Grand Lodge, Sons of St. George, is holding its annual session in New Haven today. The delegates from Welcome Stranger Lodge, of Norwalk. are Charles 11. Holt and Charles 1". Page. The thirty-eighth annual rc-union oi the Twenty~thlrd Regiment, Connec- ticut. Volunteers, will be held at G. A. It. hall, Bridgeport, Thursdays It is ewe-cod that a numbe: of Nonalk veterans will attend this festive etch. stop. 'llIc annual outing of the Masonic lodges of the state at the Home In Waillnglord will be held Wednesday. September 7. and will be on the same lines as those of former years. Grand Master George E. Parsons, of Nor- wich, has issued a letter of invitation. Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will hold a special meeting to- morrow evening, to arrange to attend the lleld day exercises of all of the Eagles of New England, to be held at Springfield. August, lSth. It is hoped to get 100 Norwalk Eagles in line. The suit of Cassie Norris against By- ron Ilexler, of Danbury. in the super- ior court, to recover the amount of a note, has been withdrawn, a settle- ment having been reached. The three forclosuro casts of the Union Savings Bank against Byron Dexter have also been withdrawn. Edgar Raymond and Edgar Lynch, of Rowayton, took a select. party to Eatons Neck, Long Island, Saturday, in the sloop Wild Duck. The trip was made in fine time, and the craft beet brushes. The party included Misses Agnes M, Jarboe, Pennie Pinckney and others, of Belle Island. We insure our lives to:- the benetit of those dependent upon us and we in- sure our homes against loss by fire; why shouldn't we insure ourselves against poverty? That's what a sav~ lugs account. In the South Norwalk Trust Co. is—an insurance against poverty. Start an account today and receive the benefits of this kind of in surance. ' Considerable annoyance is caused to passengers of the trolley road by the failure of Inotormen and conductors to change the signs on the front of their ears. Some of the cars going to Stamford and coming into Roton Point have been very puzzling on this ac- count. Another matter of which pn- trans of the road object. is the carry- ing of signs when the cars are bound "for the barn." Through a mistake in a line of type the Sentinel was made to tell a wrong story of a marriage yesterday. It was stated that Mrs. Emma Muck- ridge, of Merwin street, and Charles . Ether. of the Postal Typewriter Com- pany, were married on Saturday night. The item should have said that Miss Edith Louise Muckrldge, daughter of '1 Mrs. Emma Muckridge. and Charles Emery Ether, were married at. the above stated time. W. Johnson and wife, A, 8.. Kuhn. William Davis, William McPheieny, W, Park, George Kober, Theodore RIekseeker, Edwin Beebe, n. D Lond- point B E. Ludwig, William ’1‘. Wood William H. Kerman. S. Bumper-t, of ‘ New York: .1. Senor, Bridgeport; John Dunning, Albany N Y.: W Mil- I'er Scott, Hartford; E. E Poyell and H E. Daskatn. Stamford; W C. ,Blcks, H. G Grevatt, Boston: 11:. A. ,. Lundbery, F. 13. Wheeler. New Ha— ,‘ven; '1‘. 1!. Powers and wife.Dr. M. L. Cronin John Finch. South Namath; W. (1. Chase. H. Iii. Dunfoui’. Funnels phln; lumen M. Davis. iwiden; W E Lewis aienbrook. were not; vector- «In . 1W several boats on the Sound in short ., , this kind of insorancw .. Deposits draw interest it I! per cent. , Insurance Very Lab/Rate: Full Information gladly furnllhed by Ta ylaré‘s Golden 74 Washington It. be. Nemalk. ct. Souvenir postal curds at Colemans. Summer shapes and styles of It & C corsets, at the Boston Store. See ad. H. H. Hardy. of New Haven, was a visitor In town yesterday on business. Frank Treodwcll. of Weston, was the guest of Norwalk relatives Sun- Iday. Stillson Powell Corporatlon is sell- WWlug an excellent 4x5 plate camera for $2.50. if you take a course at Sartaln‘s Business College, It will find a position for you. Frederick Kuch. of Elizabeth street, Is spending a few weeks with relatives in Boston. George Raymond, of the Central Nu. tionul Bank. is spending the day III New York city. Miss Ella Jones. of Somers, York, Is the guest of the Smith. of the Green. Mrn. George Vreendcnberg, of Bay- vlew avenue, has gone to Boston for a two weeks' visit with friends, ’l‘ne Misses Kathryn and May Brown, of Thomaston. Conn., are guests of Miss Marguerite Tanuuauy, There will be no meeting of the Pine Ledge Whist Club today. The next session will be held on Tuusday of the coming week. Mrs. Joseph G. Jennings. of Yates- ville, who has been the guest of Mrs. l. S. Jennings, of West street, return- ed home yesterday. Prepare for your vacation hy‘golng to the store of the llowland Dry Goods Company and buying your out. ill of them. See 3 Timothy O'Brien and Miss Nellie ()‘lirien. of Little Falls, New York, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Hayes, of Wilton avenue. Mrs, William R. Cahill and daughter Charlotte, of Wilton avenue. are spending a couple of weeks with friends III Vailsburg, New Jersey. A lady. whose identity could not tu- learned, fell over a bird dog In Wall street this morning, but fortunately was only dazed by the. experience. Walter T, Aiken, who Is employed at sin-nogruphlc work in New York, spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday at the hoIIIc of his parents in Wilton avenue. The Master Builders' Association, of Norwalk, will hold a clam bake In Schmidt‘s Grove, Cranbury, tomorrow. The bake will be opened at 2 o'clock. Thomas J. West, Jr., of Maple street, has begun the learning of the mysteries of the business at the Nor- walk Mills. ,of which his father. Thomas J, West, is general manager. Henry I". Lyle, of Woodward ave- nun, who is employed in the office of the. U. M. C. (10., Bridgeport, is spend- ing a week with friends in Philadel- phia, He is accompanied by his sister, Miss Helen Lyle, All test bound trains were consider— ably delayed this morning by a train wreck, which took place near Port New M l sses Chester early this morning. The paper train was nearly an hour late on ac- count of it. Mrs, Carl Schauh, of Railroad live one, accompanied by Miss Louise Schaub, wont to New York, Saturday and spent Sunday there. Miss Louise Is to remain down for the week. and them her mother will go down after her. ‘ Highway Commissioner James H. Mncdonald has awarded a contract for 3,280 feet. of telford road in the town of 'l‘orrington, to the Seymour-Clark- Hills Company of Springfield. at $1.05 a linear feet, making the total expen- diture $5,412. The meeting of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. 11., was a brief one last even- ing. The business was of a routine nature, after which many of the mem- bers attended the committee meeting of the citizens who are arranging for the reunion of the Seventeenth Con- necticut Volunteers. SouvenuPosIalCards View: of Norwalk. - sauth Norwalk, Bell Inland, Roton Point. Also a fine line of New York city and Coney Island, and comics. We keep the Danbury News. COLE MAN’S 10 North Main Strut. South Norwalk. Agent for A. G. Spauldlna's Baseball ‘ and Sporting Goods. Have You Anti . Insurance Against Reverie ? A Savings Account In the South Nor- wnlk Trust Co. will ‘ insure you against poverty. 1 This kind of insurance has many ad. vantages. It can be started at any time; for any amounts ' it can be discontinued at any time and the money withdrawn when most needed. Anyone with I spore dollar can have compounded somiunmliy. We: not “rogue: few dollars each % you take :1.»me it will (bid a position for you. .: our cont" bedroom: ‘ um , n or mmyluh“ Very Low Prices On Young Men’s Nobby Suits. THERE ARE JUST THREE RED TAO PRICEB ON CURE-ENTIRE COLLECTION OF NOBBY SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN—SUITS MADE FOR THIS SEASON’B SERVICE UP TO THE MARK IN STY EIAND FIT—VARIETY IO BROAD ENOUGH TO PLEASE ALL TAST Q.‘ WHAT YOUNG MAN WOULD GRUDGE PAYING THESE PRICES FOR A SUIT SUCH AS WE CAN PUT HIM INTO? . . ssANosesUIvscu-rro....... .............. .....gam saroslosUITscuv'I-o..........., .............. $5.39 ALL THE $12 set-rs cur TO .. ................... $7.89 lrotmo MEN ARE PICKING our THE CREAM OF OUR outr- ING Tnoussss AT $1.69, $1.93. $2.59 AND FORMERLY “PRICED FROM 32.50 TO 34. you OUGHT TO BE IN _ON THESE ourINc BARGAINS. ...... LOTS OF MEN DROP IN TO LOOK AROUND AND PICK UP SOMETHING IN SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR OR HOSIERY WHEN THEY GET IN THE FURNISHING SECTION. YOU CAN DO THE SAME-— THE BARGAINS ARE HERE. " THE SELLING OF OUR HIGH-GRADE SUITS GOES STEADILY ON—WONDERFUL TO SEE THE POWER OF RED TAG PRICES. ROGERS asravaus Successors to Comatock Bras. noun-I NORWALK, ' TEL. cALL. 32¢. If you are careless or indifferent as to the quality given to your animals, you will buy your grain and hay anywnere. The wise man finds out where he can get the most good, clean, reliable grain for his money. and patronizes that dealer year in and year out. our customers are steady customers. They never, think of going anywhere 0186. g Buy Oats Tlmts Clean, . . MANUEL T. HATCH. . Careful Bu yers , appreciate our pride: when quality I: considered. If you cOntem'plate ' , the purchase of a piano. We give you a most cordial Invitation to .EXAMINE OUR STOCK, YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO BUY. If yOu are not familiar with the canotructlon of Pinks, we can ‘ give you some information on the subject that is worth knowing. and We will not then be deceived Into buying a worthless h°x at the price justly charged for a good plane. We know about our complefio line, and can give you an intelllgent explanation of the value Of each Instrument. . SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS ON ANY PIANO SELECTED THROUGH THE SUMMER. ' Tuning and repairing prOperly done at reasonable pricu. WMY Fresh Stock and Camera Supplies. A W. P. BEERS, , _ . STATIONERY STORES. 6 South Main Sim I '99 Wall Street. He cheats himself who falls to prepare in youth to earn his own brine and provide for his old age. .. SARTAI-N’S BUSINESS COLLEGE SO. NORWALK CONN has eduwed and placed in !good position. over 1,000 young people and if NEW TERM BEGIN. TU CODAY, DEFT. 3. 1M - a point, the latter losing it on a rene- ‘ pfd. ‘ pany's store are littering special 131 K diyiowmtothe ' d! , SPECIAL Winn and Liquor: Col. Sherry Wine, 190 ph; 360 qt. Cal. Port Wine, 1110 pt.; 306 at. I Cut. Claret, 450 at. Sweet Cnhwnbl. 350 qt. Kellem Whllkoy, 85o qt. HllIIIdII Whllkoy, 01.00 qt. California Brandy, 95° qt, We guarantee these wines and liquor- to be absolutely pure. 'I‘IIE IIIIIIIBII Plltllildfti The Prescription Store All card pan the door. . Night Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 15 2. I .n TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.——Open- lng dealings In the stock market to- day were light and the price changes were small and mixed. United States Steel, pfd., dipped lit. and Louisville and Nashville, 1,5. Metropolitan Street Railway was active at an extreme ad- vance of 73. WALL STREET, 11 a. In.—Prlces turned downward and fell a large frac- tion under last night for United States Steel pfd. St. Paul, Union Pacliic, Atchlson and a few others. Denver and Rio Grunde pfd.. lost 1 and Cotton (iilgifdflgutned us much. A rise to f Southern Pacific steadied the mlnrket and trading became very dull. WALL S’I‘RE l'l‘, noon—The market was free from pressure during the sec- ond hour and prices held not far from last night's level. United States Steel How Does Half Pri- We Refuse To Garry Over did ya PRICE ON 36 RAIN COATS. y; PRICE ON ALL WASH SUITS. I/g PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS I/z PRICE ON STRAW HATS. V3 PRICE ON BATHINO SUITS. 1/2 PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY VESTB. DERBYRIBBEDUNDERWEARAT...................................'”'1 SPIECESFOR..................... BIG LOT OF NECKWEAR AT ...... BELTS, GOOD ONES ............................................._.. SELLECK 8: PRICE Suit You ? Following Articles. , “K; ‘L 4' . ’\ ‘I i: on.IIIIllOIIOIIIIOIIIIOOOIOIOICQO ’m; «It I Clothiers and Furnishers, ' , 4 _ 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. TELEPHONE CALL“ 324-3. pfd. rallied but feebly. Wheeling and Lake EIle ilIst pfd., St. Joseph and Grand island and Pacific coast rose a point and the second ptd. 1%.. Metro‘ poiltan street railway extended its gain to 11/. and Southern Pucillc touch- ed 51%. Bonds were steady. WALL STREET, 1 p, In.——The mar- ket maintained its unyielding tone, but business was insignificant, Metro- politan Street Railway continues its advance to 1% and Brooklyn Transit and Metropolitan securities rose about tion. Pittsburg. C. C. and St. Louis rose 2 and Northwestern 1. There were declines of about a point in Dela- ware and Hudson and corn products TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private Wires 0! Maples to Goldschmldt, Commission Celery Plan 13 + Hundreds of people go through life without any extra discernment en beauty-whereas proper glasses would make the world new to them. business is to help you to right glasse s. We have built up the most. w' . tul sort of spectacles businesshpheing osrctul- oi peopie’eeyesmt‘ tainty—we help you there, or direct to a helper. Room 9 United Bank Building. Epoch“ Appointments at convenience of patron. Office hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45. 6:00. Saturday evenings 7-4. 100 daz.‘ SPECTICLES. c There are no eye risks little enough to take. We advise to HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician. . south Nomm, Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Aural. Cup, 52 52% 51% 52% Am. Cot. Oil. 34 34% 33% 34 Am. ice pi'., 27% 27% 27% 27% Am. Smell... 57 57% 57 57% . Am. Sugar, 132 132% 132 132% A. T. & S. Fe. 77% 77% 77% 77% A. T. & S. F, p. 96% 96% 95% 96% Bait. & Ohio, 84% 84% 84% 847/13 Bklyn. R. T., 52 521.5 51 its 52% Chen. & Ohio, 34 .311 34 34 (1.11.01. West, 11%. . 11%....14‘4. .149; C. M. & S. P., 147% 147% 147 147% FUTSCE Col. 1“. & i.. 35% 35% 35% 35% Col. South. 14 1-1 14 14 Con. Gas, 195 195 195 195 Del. a find. 159% 1591/. 159% 1591/. Eric, 25 25 24%, 24% Erie. 1st., 111., 53% 63% 629/. 5294 iii. Central. 133%. 13351; 133% 133% Lou. It Nash, 117 117 117 117 Met. St. Ry.. 120% 121% 120% 121%, Mex. Central. 91,9 9% 91/5 9% M. K, & T., pt, 41% 4157’. 41% 41% Mo. Pacific. 93 93 92% 92% Out. & West. 31% 31%. 31 31 Penn. R. R., 120% 1201/. 119% 120% Reading. 52% 52% 52% 52% Read. 13L. pf.. 83 83 83 83 Rep. Steel. 7% 71/4, 71/. 7% Rock Island, 23% 23% 23 23 South, Pac., 50% 51% 50% 51 1.4 Son. Ry. 00.. 25% 25% 25 25% S. Ry. 00.. pt, 90%, 90% 90% 90% Texas Poe, 27% 27% 27%, 27% Union Pac.. 95% 95% 95% Up. Pac.. pf., 93% 931,5; 931,4; U. S. Len. pt. 83% 83% 83%; 83% U. S. Rubber, 19% 19% 191A; 19% U. 8. Steel. 11% 11% 11% 11% U. S, Steel, p11. 58% 5854 5701 581:9 Wes. Un. Tel., 89 89 89 89\ Wis. Cent. 16% 16% 16-74 16% ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS A routine meeting of Palestine Castle, Knights of the Mystic Chain. was held last evening. E. N. Sipperly, of Westport is (11114 ing an arteslan well for H, S. Lock- wood of Elmwood avenue. Glen Stewart. of Pittsburg, one of the last year students at the liar- strom School, has arrived in town. Harold Seymour, who has been at- tached to Columbia University Engl- neerlng and Mining Camp in Litcbfield, is expected home today. Oillcer Frank Raymond. who has been red rating for some time after having ht. an operation performed; is to resume his duties at noon tomorrow. . Miss Lucy M. Brotherton, ward of Chief and Mrs. Thomas Bradley, has arrived in Norwalk from the North- tibld Seminary, to spendher vacation.‘ :1 large automobile was stalled for some time last evening near St. Jos- eph' s church. by the bursting of a tire. The machine was taken away about 9 ‘ o'clock. A meeting of babes Tribe will be held this evening for the purpose of making plans for a large chm of can didatss for admission to the Wigwam this fall. The furniture and white goods de- partments at the D. M. Read Com- Prlvnto documents this weeks Their ad. w tell you about them. iii i The next regular meeting of the Bartender-II Union will be held next Wednesday eveniniu instead of Sun- ct that Secretary TELEPHONE 108. Also have Bluefisb, Weakfisb Boneta 111ml. Ponies. WEST END WAOHINOTON STREET. Next to John H. Fenll' out ' Brian“ White 81.. Danbury: ”Pacific Street. 011mm He sees Best meovondulothorpououlmllmmt, Id I , um. your highest canton-won. DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR [YEN EXAMINATION FRI.- uwALL tracer. ’0 m’ _ “A" . Tolphono 221. Soil Shell Crabs are Nice. and you can buy tbemvet'y Halibut. Lane and Round Clams. ALI. eooos WARRANTED. or courts: ND'r But we deliver meet so fresh. couldn‘t be fresher without being As a matter of fact most should for at least I. day or two to ' healthful food. and our land 'ods of preserving more tender. juicy and phenom» meats at all times. Orders promptly. .. in“. . N» ‘ ,\:\ C OPI’RMWT‘ wno an: In: commences. . FICT FITTING CUARANTIID. O. 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