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We make our
loo Cream
absoluteltl of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washlngton St.
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lotaINetIsNuiés.
Quick Sale of white lawn shirt
waists at Road's. See ad.
Ernest Wilkenson. of Taylor avenue.
is ill of typhoid {ever at tlte Norwalk
Hospital.
EX-SIIH‘IIIIIIII ll‘runk ll. Merrill, of
Ntli‘thIIl, has returned froitt a sojourn
:tt Lake \Valamuug.
”the Misses Mantle Torpey and Jen-
nit Murphy of Dunlniiy, spent Sunday
uith friends at Ilcll Island
Frank K. Briggs, of the Norwalk
Ilardwart t‘otupuuy. Is spending the
day in New York (1in on business.
The llowland llry Goods (10., are
agents for "Moneybak" silk. the only
black silk sold with an unqualified
guarantee,
Mr. and Mrs. Harrie lloadley, ni‘
\Vatirbury. ate guests of the latter' 5
patents Mr and Mrs. Joseph B. hills,
of t‘ amp street
llowatd liuntcl‘, of the (illitert and
Bennett Manufacturing Company‘s of»
ill-c, (letit'gemwn. spoilt Sunday at his
home in Norwalk.
Edward Stuart. of 0. IC. Wilson's in
suruncl ollicc, has returned from a few
days vacation trip. most of which was
spent it) New York.
Letter (.‘arrier Renting and Rural Dc-
ltvety t‘arricr S. C. Waterbury are
taking a week off and aiendlng the ii.
A. It. reunion iIt Boston.
(lcorge S. Raymond and ('harles E
Johnson, .lr., of Norwalk, left town
this morning for Boston. where they
will visit for several days.
llr. and Mrs. (‘Ilarlos R. (‘husmar
have. returned from their wedding trit
and the doctor has ro-opetlt-II his dcn~
tal ofllce III \‘i’all street.
'I‘III‘ RI v. Henry ’1‘, lieatty, oi' lltlho-
lten, New Jersey/oillciatcd at the Nor.
walk t‘mlgregaiioual (‘Iturch Sunday
morning. There was no evening ser
vice. ‘
Miss (‘iara M. Rider assumed her
Iltllirs at the other. of the sclectntcn III
the town assembly hall building this
morning. after a couple of weeks vacu-
lion
Miss Bessie Sims is enjoying a con-
ple ol‘ \vI-eks vacation from her tilltler
at the law offices of lIIIrIlnItt and
Davis, which she is spending III Rama-
po, New York.
Joint l’hillips. who has been under-
going treatment smco early in July
for a broken ankle, at the Norwalk
Hospital. was discharged from that in-
stitution Saturday.
W. W. Lester itas torn down the
old burn on the property recently pur-
tIIRN‘tI by him across from his resi-
theme and is to etctt a handsome new
horn on the site of the old one.
RI [ltt‘nflllaUth of a large English
cmteern for the ntanut’actnre of necle
tics are expected here this' week to
inspect factories and factory sites here
with :1 view of locating in The Nor—
walks.
Marvin llrothers commenced work
this morning laying a new sidewalk in
front of the post-omce property, which
is owned by them. The new nlk will
be of comment. of the best construct—
ion possible.
A trolley car jumped the track at
Spring Hill ytsterday attunoun giving
its passengers quite a shaking up. No
one “It: IlljiIItII howcv.er 'l‘IIIe :tr was
placed on the trucks again after about
an hour‘s work.
The steamer Martha's Vineyard,
which took alt excursion to Savin Rock
yesterday. was late on returning and a
number of liauhury people missed
their train on that account and were
compelled to spend the night in South
Norwalk.
There will be a laWn tote given by
the Willing Workers, of Grace Baptist
Church. at 45 Franklin avenue, on
Tuesday and Wednesday evening, Att-
gust 1t; and 17 inst., there will also
be a program of old plantation melo—
dies. which will be very interesting.
—Accidenis come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stings, sprains. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric
Oil reliews the pain instantly. Never
safe without it
Representatives of a new“ concern
. which may locate here were in town
today. They were shownabout the
city by Mr. Thomas 1. Raymond, They
seemed favorably impressed with the
city: The nature of the business in
which they are engaged was not made
public.
Guests at the Clifford over Sunday
included W. N. Chambers and wife. all
the way from Philadelphia in a big
automobile cnmute to Boston; Robert
Appleton New York city, in autumn.
bile from New York to Boston; John
J. McGiynn, J. N. Dtvycr Sam Stone,
in automobile from Danbury to New
York.: Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott.
Mrs. Lillian Blacktord, and George AI-
' ton. automobile from L. t. toifinrttord.
wwe’ HAVE All EXCELLENTM
PLA ;. owe-11th PRICE 32.00.
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'Colilns.
Wt WRITE I
Tornado .
Inshranoo
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Very LowRato:
"Full intormation
gladly tarnished by
To ylar& Golden
lit Washington at, Go. Nat-walk. Ct.
.lciinings or Washington St..
F. M.
spent Sunday with rtlativcs in Green—
wich. .
".Iuck" iluuleavey, or the St. Louis
baseball team. spent Sunday at his
home here.
Word has been received front A. .1.
lie reached St. Louis sui'eiy
atld is having a fine time.
A regular semi-monthly adjourned
meeting of the (lity of Norwalk ('0111-
men council will be held this evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge cricket
teattt indulged in a lively practice Sat-
urday afternoon on the Norwalk I’urk
grounds. They will play the Stamford
lodge. Sons of St. (leorgc. cricket team
next Saturday. An excellent contest
is anticipated.
Charles Schumnn, of Norwalk. won
a close and exciting game of ball at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, Saturday, He
was slab artist for the I’almer Athletid
Club team. uhhith defeated the Eliza-
beth Y. M. C A. by a score of 1 to 0.
'tne contest was a pitchers‘ battle,
throughout. six being secured oit each
one's delivery. Sehumnn will pitch
for the same team again Saturday of
this week.
TOKENEKE BEACH iNN NOTES.
Recent arrivals and guts-ls at the
'I‘oltelteke lleach lltn. Rowuyton, in-
clude from New York: Mr. and Mrs.
t‘ccil \‘i’illoughhy, Mrs, 10. Newman and
Mist-I Newman, Mrs. George (las-
iiongne; from Detroit, '1‘. (1. Renaud:
from Dorian. Mr. and Mrs. Edward I".
Weed
The event of the week was the
i‘IIt'Ill't.‘ party, givl II last Saturday night
at the Tokcncke Beach Inn. which was
followed by an impromptu muslcale.
tlottugers and their friends. with the
guests at the Inn, participated in the
guinea. The .muslcaic, with Mrs. E.
Newman. ‘ organist at St. Mary's
('Illli't‘Il, New York, as pianist. was a
great success. Mrs. Aubrey Newman.
soloist rendered some very beautiful
sI-Icctions in true artistic style. Mrs.
Renaud. of Detroit, who impcrsonatcd
st‘vet'tll characters, captivated the and-
ience. Mr, llttseaartl, of Alvoorz. Ilen~
mark. Introduced several of his nation
at dances. which received great up
plausc. The grand iiuttle was a cllor
us which included all the YUIti's.
Every man tieplores a dog fight and
gets a lot of fun otlt of watching it,—
Somervillc tMass.) Journal.
Letter to Nelson Taylor.
South Nor-walk.
Dear Sir: Some think We take a
good deal of risk in inl’iting complaint:
of Home lowland-zine—»wc nuihorizc
)llI‘ agent to soil It under this gnurau
tee:
'lf you hate any fault to find with
this paitlt. either now in putting “(on
or hereafter in the wear tell your .lcui
ar about it.
“We authorize him to do what
right. at our expense."
The following story tells how Iittlt
the risk Is:
> J. 11. Asher & (30.. hardware deal-
ers, Rhinebeck. N. Y.. have sold [level
from ‘76 to now; have sold thousand;
of gallons and have had just one com
plaint In all this time
« 't hree sides of a house were pertett;
the fourth was as bad as the flirt."
were good.
Explanation—It rained the night he
tore the fourth side was painted: and
the, painters didn't wait for the wood
III III; .
What is done in such a case? What
ever the dealer, who sold the ‘paint
considers it fair to do. We leave it a
him. He may notdo exactly what we
should do if we were there: but we are
not there. The best We can do is to
leave it to him.
Yours truly
F. W. DEVOE & CO.
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P. S.—Watkins & Dow, Hubbeli &
Staples Hardware Covuud E. E. Gor-
IIant sell otlr paint.
FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC
SA TURDII Y AND MONDA Y
All Aboard i'or 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, Kokomo, and 100 others.
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. SpIuldtnp'o Baseball
Ind Sporting Geode.
Before. the
Burglary,
Not After,
is the time to rent a safe deposit box.
We have some good sized ones for
84:00 per year.
. Larger ones from $5.00 to $15.00.
Packages stored It reasonable rates.
Our amt column.- utilisation or Manny Book.
Boys’ Clothes Are Cheap At
Red - Tag Sale Prices."
Not cheap clothes~we don't keep them—but the best
1 ‘kinds we can buy. now priced at the usual cost of the ”cheap"
kinds.
It you have a boy, this sale is important to you, in the
savings it brings, We can fit any size or age of boy you bring.
to a thoroughly reliable suit, at any of the following Red Tag
. pm... , m Iltl'J omit-imam
aors' sum Ivow sauna At
31.29 51.39 $2.69 $8.89
Worth :2 In so.
We are selling children’s knee pants as low as zgc—good
pants. I, ] _ .
Good choosing in children's wash suits at 49c, 69c, 98c and
$1.13, for suits that were from 75c to $2.50.
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Lively selling continues in men' s and young men's su: ts
and outing suits, trousers, furnishings and hats. The sale is
daily demonstrating it's wonderful moneysaving power. Get
your share of the bargains. ... .
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ROGERsa STEVENS
Successors to domain]: Bros.
CDUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 82-h.
OATS
" A good deal better grade than you can get else
a . , .
i where and-.clcnn’er, too.
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Whiti- you pay is important, but experience teaches
that the Best is the least costly.
Buy Oats Thats Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
it is no longer a luxury, but In actual necessity in every home.
The education of any one is incomplete without some knowledge of
music. The lttnjority'helicvc this, else it would not be taught. ill
our schools.
We Need Your Trade
and in order to got it. must how» your i'IIIlQonfidencc. We can prove
to your satisfaction that WE KNOW WHY OUR PIANOS ARE SURE
TO SATISFY. You would hesitate before you bought an automobile,
if the dealer could only tell you "it would ‘rttn,’ wear, and all others
were worthless." We have studied the construction of Pianos. know
a good action when we play it. and tell you frankly that we do not.
handle. ALLthe g d ones. It We did. it would be necessary to rep—
resent over two h ndrcd manufacturerswan impossibility.
WE OFFER YOU AN HONEST EXCHANGE FOR YOUR MON-
EY, WHETHER YOU WANT TO SPEND 010.00 0R $1, 000.00 YOU
ARE EQUALLY PROTECTED.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
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KODAK
‘6 South Main Street
WILLIAM P. BEER‘S STATIONERY STORE.
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He cheats himself who fails to prepare in youth to earn his own living
and provide for his old age. N
SARTAIN’ 5 BUSINESS COLLEGE,
$0. NORWALK, CONN,
has educated and placed in good position- ov'er 1,000 young 1100910 and It
you take It course it will and I position Mann.
new TERM seems w ssosv. 3591'. a. 190i-
COLLEGE omen now OPBNJDAY AND mom- scupm...
’ active stocks folowetl by duller trad—
SPECIAL
Wine: and Liquor:
Cat. sherry Wine, 190 pt.;
36c qt,
Cal,
qt.
Cal, claret, 45c qt.
Sweet Outlaw-tn, 35c qt.
Kellor's Whiokoy, 85c qt.
Hliillde Whiskey. $1.00 111.
Calltornia Brandy, 95c qt.
We guarante. than wlnel Ind
liquor; to be absolutely pure.
THEIIIFINBIIPHNNMNCI
The Prescripiinli Store.
All can pan the door. Night
‘CIIII Answered. Tel. Call, 15 2.
Port Wine, 190 pt.; 360
s
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—Thc suspen—
sion of the (Inn of iiahlo Brothers was
announced today on the stock ex-
change.
’l'he firm, consisting or lieury (1..
lingo IL, and Julius ll. liahio, was or-
ganized February 1, 1901.
Beyond some slight hesitation the
market was not uttoctcr by the an-
noItnI-cmcnt of the suspension. At the
otiiceo of the firm, ti Wall street. it
was said that some dcilttlto statement
would be given out later In tlto day.
(in the citchauge it was believed that
the, llrtn had been caught on the short
side of the rising market. it was said
iIi these circles that liahlo llrothers
had been cartying an iXII'IIHIYt‘ lure of
shorts for a well-known operator who
is known to hire hcln committed to
that side of the market,
. WALI. S’l'ltlcl-I’l‘. lit a. m.-—In the
stock market today tlrst prices were
IliKlIcr all around on a strong and lie-
tIve dctu:.ind ’Ihe Pacitlcs th‘e the
feature. Southern I’I'titim was carried
up 45. on a long string of tr: Iusactlons
in one thousand to three thousand
Sillll‘c blocks and 4,000 shares of ilh~
ion l’aclilc sold at the opening at
mil/g to 9841“,, compared with 98%. on
Saturday. Advances extended front 57;;
to a. point itt Atcltisotc Louisville.
Baltimore and Ohio, St. Louis and San
Francisco 2nd pfd., Erie first pfd.
United States Steel pfd. Lead, Rt‘]iilI)~
Iilc Steel ptd and Metropolitan Securi»
1 es.
WALI. STREET. 11 a. n~.-I.argc
profit taking was evident in the actin-
market of the llrst hour, Itspcttuiiy in
Southern l’ucitit but other stocks
wrnked through to higher [li‘lt't‘L A
sharp drop to a fraction below inst
Wt't‘k iii the .\lctropolitun ’l‘ractiom re.
sulted in a reaction of 3i. to a it; in
lug. St. Paul, lilinols Central, Louis-
viIIc and Nashville and Ilelnwarc and
Hudson were carried a point over lad
Wet-It. St. Louis Southwcsltru pfd..l-’k.
uttd N(ll“‘III\\t'SI<I‘II 2. A considerabh
list of less prominent stocks made i to
11,1; point gains. l'rices IIR'tH’OI‘t-il to
the best h\ 11 oclmlt. Union I‘atific,
Missouri I’atiii: and Atchisun rising a
point
WAI I. S'I‘lililil‘. Noon..-~'l‘he tip-
ward movement carried prices Iiighcr
titan Iwi’ore, Pennsylvania, New York
i‘cntral and lurie rising a point or
mote Illinois (‘ c ntral was carried up
"1A,, on light transactitns. Anutltct re-
action about wipcd (lit the gains in
1 mad States Steel ptd, Amt: Igamutcd
(‘opper and Southern Pacific. Smelt
lug pfd lost 7, The market then
turned strong again St. Paul rising
above 151 Louisville and Nashville
gained 1%. Bonds were steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples to Goldschmidt Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153
Open. High. I.tvw.1 pm.
Amal, Cop., 5m. 54% I'll 54%
Am. C. & F Co. 1914 19% .114 191,4
Am. Cot. Oil, 33% 33% ‘ '14 32%
Am. Loco, 22 22% 2 22%
Am. Smelt. 601,5 60% G K 60%
Am, Sugar, 13374; 134 133 1337/2;
Anaconda. 73% 73%; 731,5
A T 8: S Fe. 81% 821/. 82%
A T & S Fe pf, 977.4. Still/g, list/5'.
‘isalto. & Ohio 85% 85% 85V:
li'klyn. R. ’1‘.. 54% 547k 54%
Chcs. & Ohio, 37%. 35% 381,15.
Chi. & N. w.. 183 184 183 -:ll,§
Ch. (It. West, 15 151/4, 15 51,4,
Ch M & St, 1’. 150 151% 1497.4, 1 54
Gel. F. & 1., 37%, 37% 37% v,
Col, South, 15 15% 15 1,5,
Con. Gets. 196 196V; 195% 19 7;
Del. & Hint, 16.1% 1617.4. 161% 16
Eric, 25% 261,44 25% 26 ,
Erie. 1st. pt‘., 641,5 65 64% 65
Gen. Elect, 164 165 164 165
111. Central. 134% 131 134% 136 '
Lou. & Nash, 119% 120% IISMTIZOM
' Kr. Thom ‘Jonu told no I-
oecrot may”. ,
will deliver it free of charge.
How Does Half Paco
' Suit You ?.
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We Refuse To Garry Over the _.
Following Articles. '
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Va PRICE ON 35 RAIN COATS. ‘5
V2 PRICE ON ALL WASH SUITS.
V3 PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS
Va PRICE ON'STRAW HATS.
V2 PRICE ON BATHING SUITS.
V2 PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY VEBTS.
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telecasron..............................................81.00
BIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT
BELTS, GOOD ones .i
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SELLECK 8. PRICE
I Clothiers and Fumishers. ,"
III Washington Street. South Norwalk. , 1. "
TELEPHONE CALL‘ 324-2. ‘
Celery ‘ Plan a
100 doz,‘
‘5) '
Lorenzo Dibble.
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AN EXAMINATIONOF THE EYE. I 'gwurfin 3
means more than the more trying on of different. glasses it done at the and»
rat roomsof I1 11 Hoy.t With one of the best equipped oflicos in South
Norwnlk. he has every means for making the. most accurate and reliable 9y .
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses are conv
stunted to older, and special lenses of any kind are furnished ‘
HOMER 3.110": Honouring Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Nomlk, Conn. ‘
Special Appointments at convenience at patron.
Office houro, 8, 11:45,12:45, 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
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TELEPHONE 100. Pm dollvory to all part- or the two out...
R. J. Cutblll’s Bridge Fish M'k’r‘t.»
Have you tried our strictly fresh fish, if not you can call up up Indwd'
Our supply for today Includes: Blue Fish Weak Fish, Cod H IIN
Sword Fish, Porgies, Butter Fish Eels“ Bonit'a Mackerel arid admit”
Lobsters and Sott Shell Crabs, Long and Round Clamp. 1. ,
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. PW cool
Manchu—.20 Whit. 8L. Dar-bury; 75Paciilc strut, Stamford.
"OF COURSE NOT ALIVEI‘:
But We deliver meat so [rash that It.
couldn't be fresher without being III
As a matter at tact meat aholllil W
.for at least a day or two to m
healthful food. and our modern moths.
ods of preserving assure you Iwodtp
tender, Juicy and altogether moo
meats at all times. Orders I”
promptly. J INA ;
Sohaub’o Marlo-fl? I
uwuumo‘ron It'll". ..,
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C°Prfilfll7§
Manhattan 1519:. 151a. 151% 151s. ‘ _
Met. St. y.. 12334 124 12274. 123 _ . .
Mex. Central, 10 107/» 10 1032' ”a Seas Best WHO 5555 THE
to“... 22:2 22:. in 222: «WWW
. . .. ., . .45
Mo. Pacific, 94% 9t: 947,4, 96 DOVOU REALIZE the urtou Commas or cum .9
Natl} 1&9 mi 1 ‘13:? Iii 123:2 1'21?“ m ‘ ' i
t . , en Ta. .4 ‘ . I "
Nort. & West, 63% 64 63% 63% mmmnmtt‘éofiz;wfflw u a” mint)“ It» ,-
om. a: West. 31% 31% 311/. am ‘
Pae. Mai, 23g 281,; 2354 23y, oou'rrntruwrrI-I YOUIIYEII EXAMINATION Ivan. nae
Penn. R. 11.,‘122% 123% 122% 123% , no? rtfituo ouAnIINTIID.
Poo. Gas. 101% 101% 10154 10155 ._ ;
Pres. s. Car, 3354 331,5 331,5 33g 1 _. a
Reading. 54% 65% 64% 55% . , , .. 5
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7% 7% ' . . _ s
Rock Island. 24% 24% 24% 241,5 . OPTICIAI. ~. _
South. Pac. 56%, 56%, 56 am ALL I'rnu'r. , uonwnt.
Sou. Ry. 00.. 26% 27 26% 26a. 1 ‘ .
Sou. Ry COM. 91% 92a 91% 92% __g_ _
Tenn. c. 421.45 33% :22”, gg‘ ~ “T '
Texas PIC. 29 Frill MW“ ‘
Union rue. 98% 99% 98v; 9m ,5. E DIBBLE, m Waste
Union Plano!" 93;: 9;? 9g? .9:,§ B .:
- U. S. (81'. -~... .
U. 8.;R‘uhber, 13;: :33: 113:: 3:2 I Dk’r,
U. 8. tool 1
u. s meetpmoa 60s 60a sea mood Block. as Washington Stubs.
Wabash 18 18 18 I ~ ,
. gaunt. pi. ii“ an {:55 align ‘ South turn k. M ._ . '
is. Cent.. ' . . ~ - ~
‘ Ex Dividend 2 per cent.
afoot“. I-
Empty?" A'rntn FOR data on on A Hoping:
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