We make our
loo Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
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'1 hose are halcyon days tor the 1111111
who likes 1111110111511.
11. Frank Millard 111 ill of typhoid
fevor at his 11111111: on Spring lllll.
NI.
Minn John M. M'tilnn 111111 returned
from :1 two WUL'I‘tS' sojourn in Hartford
and vicinity.
Mrs. J. .1. Fisher of Bridgeport, is
‘ visiting Mrs. Susan G. Holmes, of
Falrlicld avenue.
llcury (1‘1. Allen. of New York, is vin-
Itiiig his sister. Mrs. Leslie. Smith, of
39 Idlinwootl avenue.
'l‘hc Misses lt‘runecu untl Kate Kneh.
of New York city. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. 1 rank (,1. Decker.
John Stevens has returned to Merl-
tlen after 11 Week‘s visit 111 Soti!‘ 1 Not-
walk and lloton Point.
There will be 11 school for non-com-
‘ Inhinionctl 1111111111111 of Company 11‘ I11-
nigbt. at the Norwallt Armory.
(1. W. Mansfield. of New York. is
spending 11 few days in South Nor-
wnlk. where he formerly resided.
Dainty neckwcar, brown mohalrs.
and the. September Designer are the
: topics of the D. M. 110111] ad. today.
.. Read it.
The best is always the cheapest. It.
.1. (111111111 1111s the best in the way of
fresh 111111 111.1; 1111. will tell you all
about it.
Ilairis & (Ian's uie selling the best
coal that can he bought V'l‘yhc also
deal in hay, grain and straw. 1112111
their ad. .
ll. Ilershfleld and 5011 have establish-
ed a branch 11111120 for their coal busi-
ness at the Norwalk liarnosg Store. 32
Main street. '
A. Dit'kcrinan & Son are having 11
sale of handkercliiefs. which it will
pay you to patronilc. The ad. tells
you all the prices.
William A, l’owcrs will return on
Friday from the West. where he hits
been visiting relatives in Lineage anti
Kahunazoo. Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. id. N. Wilson 11th1 1'1.»
turned to their home in New York
city, after a visit of several days with
friends. in South Norwalk.
Scllcck 81 Price are conducting 11
onc~ihird reduction sale in 1111 lines
of men's, youth's and boys‘ suits. Now
‘is your chance. Read their ad.
Something more about those Ellie.
dinner win can be found in the at]. of
the llowland Dry Goods Company to—
day. Read the 1111. and note the prices.
Cockcnoc Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
walk, will hold a session tomorrowev-
onlnn. The Tribe has a very aggro»
sire 111cnibership content on hand at
the present time.
The Misses Mamie Dugnn. of Nau—
natuck. (.‘onn., and Annie llrogmrnnd
lielen It‘itzgerald. of liiver View 'I‘er»
rnco, spent yesterday in New Yoih
and Concy Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Curtis and
party of friends, who have been cruis-
ing for the past several days to the
eastward in the big sloop Marguerite.
are expected home this evening.
. Miss Frances M. Powers and Millie
1'). Powers, of Hickory 1311111, took the
White Mountain express, on Thursday
morning to Littleton, New Hampshire,
where they will stay at the Cheswick
'l‘he soliciting committee of the Sev- -
entccnth Itegimcnt. covering South
Norwalh, East Norwalk and Roway-
ion. will hold a meeting next Wednes-
day night. the 24111 11151.. at the 301111-
cil room. Members are requested to
bring1 their lists.
Dr. llenjznnin Fellini Leach. who died
in Shelton. this state. yesterday morn-
ing. was an uncle of Dr. Charles 11‘.
Bontwcll. in South Norwalk. Dr.
Leach was born in Wendell. 11111511..
April 16. 1812 and learned the busi-
ness of dentistiy. piacticing in A111-
herst Mass” for :1 number of yeah.
He went to, Shelton about 30 years
ago. building the first house erected
at what is now South End. naming it
Pioneer Lodge. He. built at that point
because his wife wished to avoid the
noise and bustle of more thickly pop-
ulated sections, but the deceased lived
to see his place completely surround-
edlby residences.
CHARGED WITH EXTORTION.
NEW YORK. Aug. 18.—T11e Grand
Jury handed down an indictment for
extortion against Philip Welnseimcr.
theleader of the strike of the building
trades alliance. Weinselmer is charg-
ed with extortlng 81,000 from George
Esslg a plumber.
SLOOP LATONA BURNEDJI
STAMFORD. 001111.. Aug. 18.-—The
thirty~foot auxiliary sloop Lntoua, own-
ed by: W. E. Burnett, of this place.
was burned to the waters edge early
“today. The cause of the tire Is on.
grown. Loss In ratio. partially insur—
WE HAVE AN sx‘oagmznr 4115
PLATE omen. :1 111:, um,
1111111011 1: OELLINQ m'r.
“11111.1. 1.11111 er sacrum KO-
no 7.9 canon».
Tornado
Insurance
Very LoTwRatos'
Full Information I
gladly turnlohod by
Ta ylor& Golden
74 Washington 31., so. Norwolk, ctl
1111.1? WEEK‘rm-iit.“
Average Temperature 4.2 Degrees Be-
low the Normal. I
The menu ioniperuiine for July!
was about 4.2 degrees below the 11111-
111111, which is 70.1 degrees and the
coldest upon the recordu excopllin:
the July of 1902, which was throov
tenths of a degree colder. 111 1891.1
lh‘lifi 111111 111113 it was 111111' about 111111=
11cm ice 11111111111. Ten Julyu in the pr-,o
coiling oev venieeu years have given a
mean temperature of 70 degrees or
over. Those of 1887, 18112, 111111, 181111.
1900 and 11901 were intensely hot.;
The bottom July was in 1887. when
the 11101111 was 771 degrees and was'
the hoiteui .luly since 111168.111 Ihatl
month the 1111.111u1y nearly r,t1111,1hcd
1011 degrees on Stitlfll tlilVS and ex-
(1111 tied It on two days Iltli and IZIh‘
This inonih it was quite a It'V11lrlt1 of"
11187 11 being hot and 1111'. 1111110 the
1887 July was hot 111111 moist T111.1
July of 1876 was also intensely hot.
Its proclpiiatltm was about one-
hnli’ of the normal tillltiiliiihtvhitih is
4.92 inches, but four .lnlys in the
preceding seventeen years giving Icon.
The (IFII‘SI was in 181111,.wl11'n the pre-
clpitatlon was only .813 of an inch.
The wettont In 1811?, when the precip-
itation mnounted to the enormous to-
tal of 111.51; inches .and the wettest
1111:1111 in the entire seventeen years.
Mean maximum i1unperaiurc 77.5
decrees: 111111111 minimum temperature,
54.8 degrees; monthly mean, 1513.2
degrees; maximum ieiiiperaiiire. till
degrees. date 19111; minimum, 39 de-
grees. dnto 3rd. 'I‘olnl precipitation.
2.1.3 inches :number of days with .01
or more precipitation. lti; number of
clear days, 10; number of partly
cloudy days. 17;-nun1her of cloudy
days, 4; thunder was heard on nine
days.
SMALL BOYS THROW SPIKES.
Conductor on 3 Passenger Train Scri-
ously Hurt at Greenwich.
tiIIIEICNWIClI. 3111111., Aug. Ills—w
While. conductor on train No. :10 was
panning through this place during last
night he was struck on the head by
:1 :1i.\ inch spike. He was removed to
the Stamford hospital. where 11 number
of uliichcn' \‘1't'1'L' taken in his head and
be 1111s afterwards rent to his home.
Numerous complaints have, been
made 111 the local authorities about
spike throwing. but no arrests have
1111 yet been made. The spikes are
thrown from ilie new steel bridge
which is, being constructed here and It
Is thought that small boys are, the ot-
fenders.
GIFT TO CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
CHICAGO. Aug. 18,—«A library of l.~
't’tlii volumes 1111 “Matrimonial institu
tions" has been donated to the1 Univer-
sity of Chicago. Prof. George Elliott
Howard, lecturer of the University and
formerly a professor of history at the
Leland Stanford. .Ir.. university is the
donor. This library is said to be the
largest in the world on the subjects of
mariiaige. divorce and the family.
LIGHTNING KILLS LIVESTOCK.
FALLS VILLAGE. Conn. Aug. IS.~
During a heavy storm which passed
over this place during last night a
number of heads of live stock were
killed besides numerous small tires he-
lm: started. Among the larger of
these tires were the buy and grain
storehouse of Dwight Ilrinton. whose
loss 1111s $1 .1011 and the 11"hattoal sheds
of the Ilarnnm. Rich Companv, whose
loss 11 as about $1 111111.
CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED.
FALLS VILLAGE. (1111111., Aug. 18,——
Word was received here today that
the new Catholic Church :11 Sheffield,
Marx. was entirely destroyed by fire
during last night. The cause of the
tire is supposed to have resulted from
11111111111111. The loss in about $3.000.
SouvenirPosial Cards
Views of Norwalk,
South Norwalk,
Bell Island, 1
Roton Point
Also a fine line of New York city
and Coney Island, and comics.
We keep the Danbdry News;
10 North Main Street South N‘ol’walk.
Agent for A. G Spaldlng's Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
C OL E MAN’S
10 North Main Street, South Normik.
Agent for A. G. Spauidinp'n Ilubali
and Sporting Good,
Before the
Burglary, ’
Not After,
I
is the time to rent a safe depfislt box.
We have some good sized ones for
$100 per year.
Larger ones from 85.00 to $15.00.
Packages stored at reasonable rates.
-59utl'florw;aik
Our Gnu column.- Satlafodflou or Mouoy look.
.._._._.1......
Price Cu is ’ ;
ln 1 1
Rain Coats
SPECML
Winn and Liquor:
Coli Ihorry Wino, 1911 pt;
qtfiat. Port Wino, 190 pt.; Silo
Cal. Clot-01,450 qt
awoot Cotowobl, 36:: qt.
Kellor'n Whiskey, 85c qt.
Hllllldo Whllkoy. 31.00 11'.
California Brandy, 95c qt.
We guarantee thou wlnu Ind
liquor. to be anquton pure.
THE LLlFFIllill PHARMACY
Wo can fl! you. If you come now.
Snapsrln Suits for Man and Young Momln Hank
and Furnishings: In Bays' Clothlng.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comatoolt Bros.
aouru NORWALK. 1111... c1111.. 12-1.
A good deal better grade than you can get else-
where and cleaner, too.
What you pay 11: Important. but experience teaches
that the Best is the least costly.
Buy Oats Thais Cloun,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
You Need a Piano
It. Is no longer 11 luxury. but an actual necessity in every home.
The education of tiny 111111 In incomplete without some knowledge of
music. The m'liority believe this, elm: it would not be, taught in
our schools.
We Need Your Trade
and in order to get it must have your full t1'oniidenit1 We can prove
to your satisfaction that WE KNOW WHY OUR PIANOS ARE SURE
TO SATISFY. You would hesitate hetero you bought an automobile,
if the1 dealer could only tell you "it would ‘run,‘ wear, and all others
were worthleso." We have studied the construction of I‘iunos, know
11 good action when we play it. and tell you frankly that we do not
handle ALL the good ones. if we did, it .would be necessary to rep.
resent over two hundred 111111111i'ucturers-wnn impossibility.
WE OFFER YOU AN HONEST EXCHANGE FOR YOUR MON-
EY, WHETHER YOU WANT TO SPEND $10.00 OR $1,000.00, YOU
ARE EQUALLY PROTECTED.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Telephone 665-3.
36 Washington throat.
FOLDING BROWNIE CAMERAS
$5.00
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONERY STORES.
49 Wall Street.
6 South Main Street.
INDUSTRY COMMANDS SUCCESS
I ; ABILITY COMMANDS INCOME.
The world is not for wrong when it judges 11 person largely by his
purse. .
it In the prime of life, a man is no or, his poverty argues some defect in
hum-very neglected opportunities.
A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATIO N MIGHT HAVE MADE HIM A
WEALTHY MAN.
Our Day and Night School co uraea in BOOKKEBPINQ, STENOI}
RAPHY and TELEGRAPHY afford a rnbttious young people an opportunity
to become progressive. money making business men and women. 01111.11: open
911.m.to9 11. to daily.
NEW TERM BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPT. 6.
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SOUTH NO RWALK. CT.
Unusual but (mound almost too 000‘, to I" '"0- T ' '
1 lie Prescription Store
. 4 . ‘ All can pan tho door. Night
swELL ‘10 and ‘12 RAIN COR TS a! $7.8 Calla Anxwered. Tol. Call, 152.
smnr .1115 1mm cons at 59-8 »
I FINEST $18 and ‘20 RAIN COATS a! $13.8 TODAY IN~V_II_A‘I:L STREET.
BOSTON, 11111511., Aug. 18.—W.
l‘runklln 13111111111111 anti Company,
banlltci's and biok1 1.1-5
111111 c an 111ml 111 1 '
eiit of media?!" today for the hen-
non of Maiden.
a small one
titli 11 exchange.
undcirtood to be due to the 1111 cut sun-
1111111'1011 oi its New 111111 t'tiil't'Spoml-
ni Ii“ ’1. (‘. Sloane, of int-Consolidat-
“'.Al L STRIL‘I-"l‘ 10: iii 11 111—1‘1111
11 k 111:11ket. opened at live and 11 good
c1101) higher with the exception of
.~\ '1‘ K: S Fe pi. ti”: 31% 82
Ilnlto. & Ohio, 8:“ 97245 It'll/~11
11111111. 11. '1‘.. art 8411. 8:3
cites. & 011111 38 53% 5155.
1111.111 W.est 1.1111 ‘17-’11 381,4
t'h at & Si 11., 15.111 15% 151’
Col. South. 15111150' 151-11.
(Ton. (133, 191W. 15‘4 151,;
Del. 1'; 111111. 111114119614 19111:.
Erie. 2131 III III]
Erie, 11:1. 111.. 113143111 2711,
(Ion. 1111111.. 111:. 1111111 1:31,
Ill.Ccntru1. 13111; 15 11151..
1 “1111611153 1111111111115 111 The Evening Sen?
lli (‘ongrcus St..
to (leorge M. '1‘“-
The concern which 15
in not connct' tctl with the
Its 111nbai'iaainnent in
111\cli:1n.1:e
or two of yenteiday's strong
115. 11111111 i'entteti <lightly on 1111111
[11111111 Statts Sich pt‘d. open-
p an eighth and then inn or! to
11,
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.BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG.
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT, (two
INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. TH
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIBET AND UNDREO‘BED
AND FANCY CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS AND HOMESPU
‘\
‘. m“.
--The Best Yet-111* f
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MEN'S C20 SUITS ARE NOW $13.33.
MEN’S '18 SUITS ARE NOW $12.00
MEN'S $15 SUITS ARE NOW $10.00.
MEN’S $12 SUITS ARE NOW 3 8.00.
19. WE WILL SELL THE RIMAIND-
ER OF OUR MEN’S SUMMER SUITS AT A REDUCTION OF 83 1-8
PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICES.
Ind three piece), MEN’S SUIT 10
ASSORTMENT
'1 11
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'1‘
INCLUDE.
WOROTID
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SALE.
" '\ MEN'S $10 SUITS ARE NOW 8 8.67.
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ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDRE N’s SUITS
-—————.___
——.—-,
SELLECK 8. PRICE,
/ Clothiers and Furnishers.
. " r1131
INCLUDED IN THIS
11:“an plight (11"ncizil I‘llet'trlc ’8 WIShInfl'Ion Street. South NOTWRIk
1 1 t ngar fell 1“,. ’lberc " .
111113 of '13 in At lil oi 1 . .ELEPHONE I
n Incas 11nd Itxast S I ”mam" __ CALL 3“...
“1.11, US'M‘RFIWI‘. II a. 111 ~—'I‘he """"" T ' "‘ W " “”‘T‘ ""“ ‘ "‘“‘“"‘ M
“I .. 4 in Sugar and Prcsnuie
11. luitetl States Steel stocks
11111 and 11111.05 fell buck to
11 night extent tor 11 fen oi
y strong features. United
1111 11111. was 1"1111'11'11 ~14 under
and the common it half New
111 and Atlantic coast line
“1.. point and Chicago Great
(
the 11 A" ”it The tone of
11 11‘e 1111., irregular and (11111 at
WA ‘
rise in 11111‘1 . nt1oi1.-—- \ buoyant
market 1111 iructions steadied ”N.
3,4 11y thattnn was ('1'III‘I(‘(I 11p
“MW, and the .\iciiopolltan
and 1’11. ”“Win’n ’lmnsit 11.:
on IIlt't ' [M'O‘Igh Rapid Transit
Sugar 1'11 arcd in the movtunmn
strong. “point “It? Ellen 111110
D-‘llYt’l‘tll’nlmn ”ring “/4 and
Buffalo .iihande 11:15 lifted 3‘11:
row 11/4. 1111111111 and Western
again at 11 nutrltet 111111 (Mm.
TOD onds were llrni.
mp0,... luau-nous.
Celery Plants
100 (102.
M
Lorenzo Dibble.
e private 11 iron or
S,1nldt Commission
Corbett Block.
ilephone 153
1111211. Low. 111111.
53' x 54%
III 191...;
33% 3355.
(113,13 ($211.1
high; 131%;
11
Maples It
Brokern,
South 1110111111:
\inal. (‘op..
Am C & 11‘ I‘o.. 54%
Am. Ct..1t Oil, ”'34
1\111.sn111lt..
.1111. Sugar,
Anaconda.
A. ’1‘. & S. Fe.
13’ .1
1§Na
111
WI
11:45.12». 6: 00. S0' mm"
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the more tr
cal rooms of 11 B Hoyt.
Norwalk. he has every means for math
tests and the best. results are assured
structctl to order, and special Ion
HOMER 8. H0
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointments at
one. houn B, convenience
ylng on of different glasses if done at the 0th-
Ing the most accurate and reliable eye
sea of any kind are furnished.
YT. Refraction Optician. ' ‘
South Norwolk, Conn.
aturday evenings 7—9.
-—-——~«—M._..:.£:a
‘ .l .1. m.- '
South
All glasses are con»
.
1,011.3: Nash. 11.1214 119/. 11:11:14,
TELEPHONE 101.
12.]. (2111111111
WEGT END WASHINGTON GTRE
lanolin—lo White at. Donbury;
M
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Fm delivery to all part. of 111. No 111111..
a Bridge Floh‘ M’k’t.
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
W e have the BEST QUALITY OF SEA FOOD,
Boneta Mackerel Bluefish. Weakflsh. Cod. Halibut,
Round Clams Soft Shell Crabs, Live and Boiled
including Fresh Mackerel,
Swordfish, Long Clnmo,
Lobsters
ET. Next to John H.111 0M
”Pacific 81not,8tomf':fd.w ”I
Manhattan. 152114 1129111
Met. St. Ry.. 1231/1; 1115
Mex. Central, 10y4 it 1241;.
111.112, to '11. 2111 21; 10111 .—,_7
M K & '1‘ pt. 43%;. 1411 "1%
Mo. Pacific, 115-1.; 951,411;
Nut. 1.111111. :31; 23 95%
N. .1'. Ccnirnl,12111,1_'1 121112314
Nerf. 11 West. 1117.. 115 ”2111
Out. a West... 34115341110411.
Om. & West., 3411. 311114111
Puc, Mail, 2714', “’ if. “/11
Penn. It. 11.123 12:11.. hi
Poo. (11111., 101
Pres, S. Car. 3314
Reading. ' 5717.,
Read. lst. pt, 85
11111111.. 211. pf., 72%
Rep. Steel, 71«’_1'
Rock Island, 2514;.
ltub. Goods, 19
South. PER. 511-31
8011.11.11 Co. 281;.
Sou. Ry. Co [11927.3
Tenn. 0. & 1.. =15
Texas Fan. 28% .1 .
Union Pitta, 9931;39911
Union Poe. pf.,
U. S. Leather. 759
U. S. heath. pf.
U. :5. Rubber,
U. 8. Steel. 12%
U'. S. Steel. 91., 59% 587’ .11 t
Wabash. 19% 19% 1
Wabash. 111.. 381A; 38% 3
West. Un. 'l‘el., 891A, 89% 8
Win. Cent, 17% 1743417,.
RAILROADS TO SAVE MONEY.N
CHICAGO. Aug. 18.—-J.~W. Midgley
has been employed by the Hill, Harri-i
man and other railway interests tot
demonstrate the advisability of apply‘
tn'the clearing house System to rail-
roading and to device 11 plan for so
doing. Mr. Midgleys duty is to show
the railway magnotes how business
‘prlnciplea can be applied to the use of
railroad equipment... how economies
can be effected in the handling of -
freight, at terminals and how his 5111'.
tugs can be made In the settlement of
interchange accounts. The most im-
portant and promising of these re-
forms is said to be the development at
important tonnage centers of exten-
sive clearing yards.
DANISH TORPEDO BOAT SUNK.
COPENHAGEN, A11; 18 .——Whiio the
parish training 911113de was com-
ed in manoeuvring todny the torpedo
boat linemen m aunt: in collision
with the.
Storm. The
11-1 11-. ,
2:221!“ Seas Best
131,. no v‘ou 111111142: the net-ion- Omnhoncoé 111 mm in 1
lcolou beyond Ill other pool
no your highest conuidmtton.
«tom 7111111.: wrrn voun EYEII summer
1.1. orator,
8T0 1
”and Nook. 96 Washington :u-Qu.
ods of
tender,
promptly.
FEOT FITTING GUARANTEED.
O. B. JACKSON,
OFHGIAN.
or counsa nor ENE:
h—a
But we deliver meat so fresh that It
couldn't be fresher without being olive. '
As a matter of tact meat should hungi 1
. for at least a day or two to mold '
healthful food. and our modern moth-r
preserving nasure you
Juicy and at
meats at all times. together
Sohoub's Market
:2 WASHINGTON ITRII'I'.
'Phono. 8%
WHO SEES THE
CONSEQUENCES.
canon- II no ova-tall, III II It
ION FRII. DIR. ‘
fl
meet, 7 ' ‘
good "
Orders tilled
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5.15. 01881.15,
Brokor,
South Nomalk. Conn.
G“
M1 , GRAIN AND COTTON BOUGHT OR SOLD ON
,_ £11 royal“ bit on 11 11011511111: 11111111111.
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