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' liorsc'ipiiold tells you to buy your coal
now, as.it may rise in price soon.
The ba go Red Star, No. 20, has ar-
rived witi a cargo of coal for Ray-
mond Bro hers.
Mrs. Jo n W. Sculley and family are
visiting lll‘lrs. Scullcy’s sister, in New
Haven, to a week.
Read in Boston Store ad., and then
take advantage of their forty stupen-
dous offeri gs fox tomonow,
~—New Bgigains in the Aug. Clear-
ance Sale a. M. S. Smith & Co.
H. S. Lockwood has driven his new
arteslun weill for a distance of thirty
feet, and has struck no water as yet.
Miss r‘lorence McMahon attended
the Dean-Parmelee wedding yesterday,
at New Haven. Miss Parnielee was a
class-mate of Miss McMahon’s.
Among the recent arrivals at the To
'keiickc inn ate Mr. and Mia. tierr,ett
of New York, and Mr and Mrs. Sam
uel Rodman, of New York.
The Sixteenth annual convention of
the Connecticut Funeral Director's
Association will be held at the Y M
C. A building, New Haven, September
16 and 17.
~—Fresb Candles. 10 and 20c 1b., at
us. Smith & Company.
Meat for everybody and at prices
within the reach of all at the Public
Market. ’i‘heir advertising space is till-
ed with interesting news for the meat
buyers.
ltoocrt Lincoln, of Willimnntic, and
Mrs. llr. Miller and Mrs. Henry Web-
ster, of Hartford, are guests of Ex-
Mayor and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, at
the Colonial Cottage.
Robert l’liair, ot Seymour Conn,
brother-in-law, of George S. Miller, of
Seymour, is to start for Europe today,
for a tour which will last six months.
He stopped in South Noiwaik to bid
' goodbye to friends.
Miss Carrie Sherwood and Miss ‘Ma
belle Keith, left South Norwaik this
morning for Scranton, Pa, where the
former will-visit at the home at her
sister, Mrs. William J. Keith.
~0rdinary household accidents
have no terrors when there’s a. bottle
of Dr. ’i‘homas' Eclectric Oil in the
medicine cliést. Heals burns, cuts.
bruises spiains. Instant relief.
Augustus E Doty, a former resident
of this city, was a visitor at the Havi-
lnnd House, yesterday He is on his
way to St. Louis and stopped for a
day or two to renew old acquaintances.
The [lowland Dry Goods Company
have decided that the time has come
to let go of their summer stock of
slices and oxiords, and are selling
them at astonishingly low prices. Read
the ad,
——Great Bargains in Silk Gingrams,
Madras Cloth and Waistings at the
Aug— Clearance Sale at M, S. Smith &
Company.
Miss Jennie Gray has returned from
Albany and Poughkopsle, utter a
week‘ s visit there She is accompan-
ied by Miss Kittie Miller. of Fough-
kcepsie.
in Joseloi't's advertising space you
will [ind that the power oi right buy-
ing solves the qucStion of right selling
and cvcry housewife should take ad-
vantage of Iibiiity of that store’s buyer
The ad. will tell you more about it.
——Another mark down in Shirt
Waists at the Aug. Clearance Sale at
M S. Smith its Co.
. Saturdays specials at the store of
the New York Grocery Company are
well worth looking up. Having twen-
ty-three stores enables them to buy at
greatly reduced prices and they give
their customers the advantages of the
low prices.
Mohairs for early (all are in stock
at the store of the D. M. Read Com-
pany and their salespeople will be
glad to show them to you, It you will
give them a call. They also have
some exceptionally good bargains in
the dinnerware sale.
{Hosiery is a subject at much inter
eat to every one, but more especially
6 to the mothers who will be glad ,to
know of a place where they can buy
durable hoeiery for the. children at .rea~
potable prices. Miss Ryan's ad. will
tell you more About it.
—.-Gent.s‘ $136 Bathing suite at 750
sinus 1 Co.
., Dr. L a. AIien. mu Norwalk; n.
R, Allen, Ail. Blade, Charles 8 Bin-
1 and Mini; Robin: Ring. W.
1 News Nuts.
in theAumCloaranos Sate atM. 8., f
Tornado .
Insurance
Vary LolvRa‘taE
Full information
gladly furnished by
Tay1or& Golden
14 Washington IL, Io, Nomik. at.
James Dickson has returned from a
basin”! trip to Boston.
Augustus Miller oi New Haven, was
a visitor in town today on business.
A regular rehearsal of the Arlon
Singing Society was held last evening.
Washington Camp, P. 0. S. or A.,
held a routine meeting last evening.
’Juiius liubbell is reported seriously
III at his home, 90 Lexington avenue.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
waik, will hold a session this evening.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of FY-
:IIIIIH, hold a routine meeting last even-
iig.
Miss Daisy Farrell. of New Haven,
is visiting Miss Marguerite Tammany.
at 14 Monroe street.
Company D will hold a drill ut the
armory this evening, in preparation tor
the Manassas tiip.
Lewis St. John Kecier is iible to be
about again, uttei being laid up [0i
about No weeks bv illness.
Dr. A, it’llaidwin is to place a tank
of water at .Seymour's store. The wat-
ei‘ has been hltei'ed in the tiller con-
struction by-Dr, Baldwin;
Miss Elsie Raymond and the mem-
bers of her, Sunday school class are
picnicking today at Nauvoo island.
They also enjoyed a due sail.
Charles Bio, of New York, who is to
' Our drool custom": Illuminati «Money Book.
do the interior decorating of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church is stopping at the
home oi Charles Yost, of Main street,
Noi walk
A line oouncing baby boy was born
last night to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Pol-
icy, of 14 Monrbe street. Mr. Poolcy
is passing around the fragrant l-iav-
anus.
iiui'ris & Cans want their customers
to be their friends, therefore they will
not squeeeze the consumer's pocket-
book to fill their own, but will give
you the best coal mined at the lowest
possible prices.
Albeit Grindrod, of Willis n. Sci-b
IUtIi s clothing steie, will begin a cou-
pic of week' 3 vacation tomorrow night
Wli h Mrs. Grindrod he will lcaVe Sun-
day for a visit in Meridcn, ,, Waterbury
and other cities.
A bulky horse caused any amount of
trouble to a man with a load of furni-
ture, on the Westport roiid, yesterday
afternoon. it is said that, iinelly the I
mal and leave the load or lurniiure in
the road.
Chairman John J. Walsh 0: the
Democratic State Central Committee.
ieturned tiom his pilgrimage to Esov
pus, much pleased with his visit. Mr. ,
Walsh had a personal chat, with Judge
Alton B Parker the Democratic can-
didate for president.
Frederick E Lockwood, of F. E.
Lockwood & Company, waalk. enjoy-
ed a trip from Bridgeport, this morn.
ing, in a bigLocomobile touring car.
The machine will probably be demon-
strated to several interested parties
this afternoon.
HOW TO TEST COFFEE.
Genuine roasted coffee, of no matter
what quality, will not import its color
to cold water, nor will the bean lose
its smooth surface or hard, tough con-
sistency when subjected to a soaking
of any duration; whereas chicory and
other imitations. become soft and '
spongy when soaked and render the
Wittt‘l‘ muddy, so that it is only neces-
sary to give the suspect a bath to de-
toi mine its genuineness. Of course, the
bean must be tiled before grinding and
the water must be cold, otherwise the
test will not beconclusive.
"The only trouble with your maga-
zine," remarked the purchaser, “is that
you don't publish enough fiction.”
“(lreat Scott, man!" replied the over-
worked cdi'tor, “you evidently don‘t
read our advertising pit—er, yes, We
thought so too, at timesi”-—Cincinnati
Times- Star.
I‘ll" TE E N CENT MUSIC
31 TURDA Y AND HONDA Y
All Aboard tor Dreamland, Come
Down. From the Big Fig Tree, in Zan-
zibar, The Message of the Violet, Un-.
der the Anheuser Bush, Down on the
Farm, Just a Gleam of Heaven in Her
Eyes, Koliomo, and 100 others,
COLEMAN S
to north Main Street, south Hamill.
Mint m A. o. muidlup’o- Ilubali
and ”sporting Goods. '
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Have You Anu
insurance Against
A Saviiigs Account n
walk {trust (In. will insure you
aspirin!“ poverty. I i» ,
Boys’ Clothes Are Cheap At
Red Tag Sale Prices.
3, Not cheap clothes—we don’t keep them—but the best
kinds we can buy, now priced at the usual cost of the “cheap”
kinds.
If you have a boy, this sale islmportant to you, in the
savings it brings. ‘Wo can fit any size or age of boy you bring,
to a thoroughly reliable suit, at any of the following Red Tag
prices: , - 45,111,“! '9‘ IR?!”
BOYS" SUITS NOW SELLING AT
57.29 V $1.89 $2.69 $8.89
Worth 32 to 56.
We are selling children’s knee pants as low as age—good
pants.
Good clioosing' in children' s wash suits at 49c, 69c, 98c and
$1.13, for suits that were from 75c to $2. 50.
Lively selling continuesin men's and young men’s suits
and outing suits, trousers. furnishings and hats. The sale is
daily demonstrating it's wonderful moneysaving power. Get
your share of the bargains. , “I:
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ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor: to Comatook Bras.
souru nonwsur. TIL. CALL. up.
driver was obliged to unhitch the ani- \W
6 South Main sum
and provide for his old age.
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OATS (
A good deal better grade than you can get else-
a
where and cleaner, too
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What you pay is important, but experience teaches
that the Best is the least costly.
Buy Oats Thais Clean,
MANUEL T HATCH. I
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It is no longer a luxury, but an actual necessity in every home.
The education of any one is incomplete without some knowledge 0!
music. The majority believe this, else it would not be taught iii
our schools
and in order to get It must have your full confidence. We can prove
to your satisfaction that WE KNOW WHY OUR PIANOS ARE SURE
To SATISFY. You would hesitate before you bought an automobile,
it the dealer could only tell you “it would "rnn, wear and all others
were woit.liiess " We have studied the construction of Pianos, know
a good action when we play it, and tell you frankly that we do not ,
handle ALL the good ones. it we did. it would be necessary to rep-
iesont over two hundred manufacturers—«an impossibility
WE OFFER YOU AN HONEST EXCHANGE FOR YOUR MON-
EY, WHETHER YOU WANT TO SPEND $10.00 0R $1,000.00, YOU
ARE EQUALLY PROTECTED. ~
TUNING AND REPAIRING. * I ~ .
(717m:
Fresh Stock:
and Camera Supplies.
W. Penisgeens,
, STATIONERY STORES
49 Walton-eon
He cheats himself who tails to pro pare in youth to earn his own living
“bald.
, Colorado and. Southern,
'Amal. 001)., 52% 54 52% 53%
.Am C & I" 00,,18iii’. 18% 18% 18%
Am, Cot. Oil, 32% 32% 32% 32%
Am Ice, pt, 27% 27% .2759' 271/;
Am. Loco, . 22% 22%; 22% 22%
All: Smelt, . 59 00% 59 60%
Am. Sugar, 133% 133% 132% 132%
A T A. S Fe. 79% 80 79% 79%
Chas. & Ohio, 36
'.Sou. Ry. Co. pt 91%
- Quincy the: committee inspected the
_vorhottlielrdrellivcr£lluphnilIi- .,
the W
, snout. .
Winn and Liquor:
Col. Sherry Wino. 190 pt.:
36c qt.
“Cal. Port Wine, 199 pt: 300
q .
cal. com. 460 qt.
Sweet Cutawaba, 38o qt.
Keilor'u Whiskey, 88¢ qt.
Hillside Whiskey, ".00 q!
California Brandy, .60 qt
.Wo guarantee these wines and
liquors to be absolutely pure.
ruiciiirunuiinuu
Tit Prescription Store.
All our. pan the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 16 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-The
stock market opened today active and
a moderate fraction higher, except for
Union Pacific. which tell a point under
heavy realizing. Profit taking was
also In evidence in Southern Pacific,
which opened up a quarter and then
ran off to a small fraction under last
night on heavy trading. Gains ran to
a large fraction in Kansas and Texas.
neapolis, St. haul and Sanite Ste Mar-
to.
WALL STREET. 11 a. Ira—Tho mar-
ket hesitated tor a short time on the
realizing manifest in the Paciflcs and
then turned upwards withistrength de-
veloping in new quarters. Chesapeake
and Ohio rose a point and the Penna.
group made good fractional gains,
There were advances of 1 to 1% in
Amalgamated Copper, Smeltlng p‘i'd.,
Canadian Pacific. Minneapolis. St. Paul
and Sault Ste Marie, Colorado and
Southern 2nd ptd., Denver and Rio
Grande pfd., the Metropolitiin traction
stocks and North American. A reac-
tion of over a point in Metropolitan sc-
curities unsettled the list and prices
fell back a fraction.
WALL STREET, Noon.-——Atchison’s
gain was the only notable example 01
strength in grangers. A rise of 1%
in Lean and 1,5 in smelting and 23,4 in
the ptd, tailed to hold the market and'
prices drilled downwards. Union
Paciils got 1% under last nigit, Su-
gar fit, Third Avenue 1 and Metropoli-
tan securities ix“ The other promi-
nent stocks showed fractional losses.
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sauit Ste
Marie rose 2% and the pid 1%. Min-
neapolis and St, Louis and the St, Jos-
eph and Grand island stocks gained 1
to 11,4. Bonds were easier,
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-~The mar-
ket hardened in sympathy with a rise
of 1% in Reading. but prices did not
Tennessee Coal, Colorado Fuel,
first pm,
Hocking Valley. Md, and Lead, pld..
rosed toIJM. Cotton Oil lost 1%, lowa
Central, pfd., 1, and Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha, 5.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the privgte wires or
Maples iii: Goldschmidt ‘Commiusion
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk Telephone 153.
Open. High. LnW. 1 pm.
A T & 8 Fe pf 97% 97% 97% 97V;
Balto & Ohio' 86% 86% 86 86%
B’kiyn. it 1,63% 53% 53% 53%
36% 35% 36%
Chi. & N. W.. 183 183 182V; 182%
Ch. Gt West.,14% 16 14% 14%
Chhiflt Si. P. 149% 149% 148% 149%,
Col. F &l., 36 37% 36 371%
Col. South, 131% 14% 14% 141,41
Con. Gas, 196 196 .196 196
Del. & Hud., 161 161% 161 161%.
Erie, — 25%, 25% 25% 25%
Erie,~lst. pt,» 63% 264 63% 64
Ben. Elec., 163 1‘3. . 163 163
iii. Central, 135 1X5 134% 134%
Lou, &Nash.,118% “I” 118%, 118%
Met. St. Ry.,123% 1212336, 124
Mex. Central, 9% 1 9%
MK & 1,20% 20%}, 20% 20%
M. K ti: T, pt, 43%, 43%. 43% 43%
Mo. Pacific, 94% sisal 94% 94%
Not. Lead, 22 23% 22 23
N Y. Central, 119% 120% 1.9% 119%
Nerf. ti: West, 62% 63 ' “2%“;
Out. & West. 31 3155 '1 31%
Penn. R. R., 121% 121% l 1.4. 121%
‘PBO: Gas. 101 101% 10 101%
Reading. 53% 54% 6 ~39 54%
Read. 2d. pt, 70% 70% 70 1'
Rep. Steel. . 75$ 7% 7
Rock island, 24% 24% 23‘ :
Rub, Goods, 17% 17%
South. Pac., 55 55
Son. By. 00., 26% 26%
Tenn. 0. its 1., 431,4
Texas Pad. , 28%
Union Poo, 98%-
Union PIC. pt, 93%
‘ U. 8. Leather, 7% 7%
U 8 Lentil pf., 83% '84
U. 3. Rubber, 19% 19% .
u. s. Steel, 12 12 . ~12 _ .
U 8 Steel, pt. 5895' 5995' 58% ,
Wabash. > , 1m 17* mt
‘Wlbash. 112., 37% 37% ~87
Wis. Cent, 17% 18 18,
'Ex, Dividend 135 per cent.
am this turmeric: the congression-
vii cumulus: on rivers and harbors. At
gin
violtod Lookport, on Cape Ann. to look
got the work on the new breakwater
pld., Southern Railway. pid.,,‘nnd Min— I
counting: ‘ Vioirso nocxroar.
. BOSTON Aug.12.-—'A visit to No-
ponsot and; Quincy occupied the or»
T7‘}
ashram Parrish
We Rolesa To carry 'Ov 7
Following Articles.
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V. PRICE ON 35 RAIN COATS. > ‘ _
V2 PRICE ON ALL WASH SUITS. 3‘ '
V3 PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS
I/a PRICE ON STRAW HATS. ~
V; PRICE ON BATHING SUITS.
I/g PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY VESTO.
DERBYRIBBEDUNDERWEARAT...................................j“
SPIECESFOR.............................................‘.OLOOI‘
BIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT
sans, coon ouss
SELLEGK 5. PRICE”
I Clothiers and Furnishers. '
II Washington Street. South Norwnlli. ‘
summons can; 324... I -
southaonIsl-oopsIovoOlolooooIOIOUOIIQ
elery Plan (3 'TM
100 daz. '
Lerenzo Dibble.“
SPECTACLES.
Hundreds of people go through life without any extra disconnlnolw
beautywhereas proper glasses would make the world now to the
business is to help you to right giasse s. We have built up the most;
tui sort of spectacles business by being carotid of people’s eyes and
purses. There are no eye risks little enough to take. We advise to I
tainty—we help you there, or direct to a helper. -
HOMER B. HOYT. Running Optician. ,
Room I) United Bank Building, South Namath, 0o
special Appointment: at convenlen so of patron. ‘ ‘ I
Dtlioo hours, 8, 11:45,12:45, 6: 00. Saturday oinningo 7—8.
TELEPHONE 108. Fro. delivery to all parts of tho Nu
R. J. Cutbi-ll’a Bridge Fish M
Have you tried our strictly fresh fish, if not you can call us up andM VII
will deliver it tree of charge.
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Our supply tor today Includes: Blue Fish, Weak Fish, Cod.
Sword Fish, Porgioo, Butter Fish, Eels, Bonita Mackerel and Haddoc
Lobstoro and Soft Shell Crabs, Long and Round clumsy , ,
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. PII'I‘IV “II
lanolin—20 Whit. 8L, Donbury: "Pacific Street, “alum
or count: NOT mus-u
But we deliver most so fresh
couldn’t be fresher without being
' As a matter or fact: most should
. for at least a do! or two to
healthful food. and our mucus
ods of preserving assure you
tender, juicy and altogether
meats at all times. , 0r
promptly. 1'
no you stanza tho-mm Consequences or am
mmmmummummm”
Immnighootconoldmm.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR IYIII EXAMINATION FR... \
‘ FICT PITTINO CUARAN‘I’IID. ..
0. B JACKSON
II WALL "REIT,
Norwalk Chronicler