loo Groom ‘ absolutelu of all pure cream. LANE’S 5| Washington ,St.' DOGWOOD Lnnni News Notes. Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of I’y- thins. will meet tonight in Swartz & Corbett's block. Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of the Sons of America, will hold a meeting tonight. Captain Ducross has a complete line of fresh fish at reasonable prices. Read the ad. Mrs. S, M. Warn. of Sharon. Pa., is visiting Madam Frances Murray, of 66 South Main street. Miss Maud Coley. of Norwalk, Is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Esther Willard— son, of Greens Farms. Mr. and Mrs. George Chamber, of Greens Farms. are entertaining Edgar I’reusser, of Norwalk.. . Dr. Charles G. Bohnnnan, of South Norwalk, has gone to Asbury Park, N. J., to spend a few days. Mrs. A. J. Maker and Miss Alida Ball, of Mott avenue, are visiting at Asbury Park, New Jersey, , ' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McGowan. oi (iiay street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Moore, of New York. Mrs. David Lockwood, of New Ca- naan. has been a guest of her sister. in Norwalk. the past week. Misses Belle and Eva Lockwood. of Stamford, are visiting Miss Jennie Chinery, of Orchard, street. ‘ —75 pair s Ladies“ Silk Hose Support- ers always sold 25c pi., for Fri. only, 15c pr.. M. S. Smith & Co. Blue and hiack serge coats and vests at $2.98 at Rogers & Stevens.’ Read their ad. for other bargains. _ 'l‘hc Winnlpauk basebfill team is scheduled to play the "Pastimes." Sat— urday afternoon. in Winnipauk. if you would like to read a short story turn to the Read Company ad. The subject is refrigerators, and it will be of interest to all housekeep- c-rs. Mrs. William H. Raymond, of Taylor avenue. has returned home after a month s visit with his brother, in Dan- bury. Miss Elsie Mason and Edward J. Marron. of New York, are spending their vacation at their home in Butler street. Thomas H. Powell and family left yesterday for'Canada, where they will visit Mr. Powell's father, who resides there. Frank P. Hayes, of'Norwalk, is spending a week in New York and in cidentally expects to vigw the mys- teries of Coney Island. is Samuel Evarts. of the Bryant, Hesse. 5 & Company store, is enjoying his an- nual vacation, which held spending with his wife at Guilfoi‘ti. William E. Shcehan, formerly ottho " Norwalk Boston Store, who is now lo- calm in Buffalo. is spending a few 'days at his home in Norwaik. Miss Mary H. Plait. of Nowalk, who has been visiting her aunt Miss Julia Grumman and other friends In West Bedding, returned to her home today. New rugs are now in at the How- Iand Dry Goods Company's store, and it will be worth your while to look at tifiem. The ad. tells you more about t em. 2,”. The non commissioned oiiioers of Company P will hold a session at the armory, this evening. It is expected that the company will have two drills. next week in preparation for the Man- assas trip. Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculle‘y spent yesterday in Danbury, attaching the property of the Solvents Recovery Company, manufacturers of a patent alcohol condenser. who have been sued for 810,000 by A. A. :Hodshoni Com- ' pony. the South Norwalit hot manufac- turers. , The Christian Endeavor Society of - the Rowoyton Baptist Church held a very successful trolley ride to Coupe ; Beach. last at t [especial our 6an mined about fty people and about an hour and o was spent at the beach, during whit!!! tilts retrosp- ments were served. nothing and nine: entered. JUSI' xii ty fig molt,“ their “was. , welcome , , w‘z i‘tmmr .. '3 Tornado Insurance Vary LowRafor' Full information gladly furnished by Taylord: Golden 74 Washington no, no. Not-walk. ct. A large variety of fresh iish at it. J. Cutbul'a market. Read the ad Automobile tires and supplies at the lowest prices at 11. It. Bulklcy'a Read his ad. A regular meeting of Norwalk Lodge of Elks was held last evening. Rou— tins business was transacted. Great introduction Sale beginning August 27th, at D. Gottiicb‘s. Read his ad. in today's issue. The W. C. T. ll. will held its regular weekly meeting Friday at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. R. ’l‘. Makln, 3 Day street. Great odds and ends sale at the Hos- ton Storc beginning Saturday. licad the ad. for list of bargains. David and Albert Seymour who have been the guests of Charles E. Seymour returned yesterday to their homes In Pcckskiil, N. Y. , ' A large steam yacht. the Sea Iiirti. grounded last night one, the Kcyscr‘s Island bar, and remained stuck there for some time. She was not injured, and floated during the evening. The regular prayer meeting of the South Norwuik Baptist Church will be followed by a business met-Ling of the church at which reports on the repairs to th church will be read. A large mangle was shipped today by the Crow Laumlry Machinery Com— pany to Washington where it Will be nod by the Government in ironing bills at the mint. 'l'he mangle is a very laiigelfono weighing about a ton and a la . We. cannot all of as support a cot- tage at Newport, but we may enjoy a "sojourn" of three hours within this favored locality. and a delightful ex- uuslon to and from this particularly bclutiful place by on outlay of $1. no tomorrow. if We are fortunate in pro- tuning a ticket before the limited al— lotment has been sold. Sheriff John W. Sculloy was in Dan bury yesterday. attaching property of the Solvent Recovery Company, of America. in tho 310.000 stilt brought against them by A. A. Hodshoin dz Company. as told in yesterday's Senti- nel. Nearly a dozen condensers and apparatus for recovering alcohol from hat bodies were found in the hat shops of Danbury. The driver of one of, Merrlli's ice wagons met with amisfortune several days ago. He left the wagon standing lng Keyser Place for a moment while white he went inside to deliver a piece of ‘ice. While he was out of sight, three young men climbed upon the wagon. and went through the poceketa of his coat abstracting a sum of money theicfrom It is probable that. arrests will be made. Letter to ”Wm. Poamoro, BohthNoI-walk, Conn. . Dear Sir: L Two years ago, Mr. Grant Smith. Eric, Pa. painted three frame houses. and the woodwork of a brick house. The painter estimated $116.50 for the paint, lead-and-oil. He bought Devoe $97.40 and returned $11.60. Saved $31.10 on the paint. Don't know the cost of the work. By the rule. the saving on labor would be from $60 to $90, On all from 890 to $120. This is the tale. as It comes from Messrs. W. 1‘. Nick, & Son, our agents there for 40 years. Yours truly ' ‘1'. W. Dovoe & Co, 7 In Watkins & Dow. Hubbell & Staples Hardware Co. and E. E. Durham sell out paint c..._....__...,......_ ,. four Months for $1.06. . New York Dfilly World. ' Journal or Frau. ———.—— Loavo orders at COLEMAN' 5 News Store. 10 North Main Street, South Nor-walk. Agent for A. G, apnldinn'o Baseball and Sporting Goods. 1" IT is IAFAOTJWORTHY onnora, that not one dollar of Trust Funds Invutod with the Tron Companion of America has "or bun toot. NORWALK 389.1“ OGM- - Our Oruf Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money took.“ awn AND BLACK SERGE conrs AND vnsrs $2. 98 IF THIS CATOHEB THE EYES .OF ENOUGH MEN 9312 CHEST, THEBE FINE BLACK AND BLUE SERGE COATS AND VECTC WILL BE GONE IN A JIFFY. THEY BELONGED TO .10 AND 312 SUITS. WHILE THEY LAST .................... $2.98. BLACK GUTAWAYS, $2.98 LAST CALL TO ONE OF THE BIGGEST SNAPS OF THE RED SIZES, 34, 35, 36, 37 AND 42. GET TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AT END-OF-SEOSON TAGSALE: BLACK DIAGONAL. ROUGH CHEVIOT AND DARK MIXED WORSTED CUTAWAY COATS WITH VESTS, WORTH .10 AND $12, AT ..... . .............................. $2.98. PRICES. THEN YOU'LL HAVE A SUNDAY SUIT FOR VERY LIT. TLE MONEY. ROGERS & STEVENS Suooouors to Comsfooli Bros. COUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALI... 32-2. SPECML Wlnu and Honors Col. Inorry Wino. 10o phi 350 qt, Col. Port Wino, 190 pt; 3M ‘1‘- I .1... Cal. Clam, 450 qt. i Bwoot Ontowntn, 36¢ qt. Koilor’o Whiskey, 85¢ qt." Hilllido Whiskey, $1.00 dt California Brandy, 06o dd We guarantee thou wines ind liquor: to ho obloiutoiy patio. Tlii‘ NLIFFNNII i’llilhlllllll The Prescription Sine. Ail om pan the door. ~ Night Colin Answered. Tel. Colt, 152. TODAY IN WALL STREET- WAI 1. ST REET‘ 10: 10 a m.-—Du¥ lug orders for stocks \vcre rather plen- tiful at the opening of business today nndprices accordingly advanced decid- edly in a number of cases. The. Gould stocks, as on yesterday, showed the most concerted strength. St. Louis. Southwestern. pfd., advancing 1%. Kansas & Texas, old, i, and the com- mon and Missouri Pacific 59, Some of the other leaders were in the neigh— borhood of a halt higher and there was some large buying orders executed In Pennsylvania and Amalgamated. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——l.ow pric- ed stocks, especially of railroads trav- ersing the Southern and Southwestern crop regions. were in unusual demand in the early dealings. The Gould group maintained its pro-eminence in the speculation. sustained demand for / s -m. OATC A good deslbotter grade than you can get else- where and cleaner, too. What you pay is important, but experience teaches ~ .. that the Best Is the least costly. Buy Oat:I Thats Clean, MANUEL T. HATCH. i UPRIGHT PIANO Rosewood case. Good cor iiiion. $90.00 This week. Cash .or monthlli paumenis. these stocks infusing a better specula- tive sentiment throughout the market. St. Louis Southwestern ptd., extended its rise to .three points and Missouri Pacific, illlnols Central, Reading and many other low-priced stocks advanc- ed I to 1%. WALL S’I‘REET. noon—The rapid- ity of the advance of the low priced stocks induued protlt taking by room traders, and the marker became quiet and easier. Amalgamated Copper and . St. Louis Southwestern. pfd. fell back nearly a. point, but the recessions oth- erwise were slight. Near midday the general advance was renewed on the " encouraging cotton crop prospects and aggressive buying of Reading and a few specialties. Reading sold up to 581/, and there were gains of 2 to 21/; In St. Louis and San Francisco, 2nd. pfd., Wisconsin Central, pfd.,'and Real- ty and Construction. Bonds were firm. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Ncw stocks were being continually brought forward into the advance. and the en— tire speculation showed a greater de- gree of confidence than has existed for some time. When representative lead- ers, such as St. Paul, Pennsylvania and New York Central were lilted over a other atotks and the market responded sharply. The Pennsylvania group be- came quite prominent after 13 o‘clock. the Gould stocks for the moment fail- ing into the backgrounds. Toledo, St. Louis and Western, pfd., advanced 81,5 and Wisconsin Central. pfd., 3. white American Express dropped 4 and St. Joseph and Grand Island. 1st, .pfd., iii. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wtreo of M'aples & Goldschmidt Commission Brokers, Swartz dc Corbett Block, South Norwalk Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 pm. Amal. Cop, 571;, 57% 56% 57% Am. Col. on, 328.; 32a 32% 32% Am. Ice. 6% 671. 67/3 67»; Am. ice. pt, 6% 20% 26% 26% Am. Loco, "0723 2075', 20% 20% Am. Smelt, (331,5 64% 83% 61% Am, Sugar, 131 131% 131 1311/9 A. T. & S. F. [1,93% 98% 981,4, 98% A. T. 8: 8. Fe. 81% 81% 81M; 81% Bait. & Ohio, 8555 86% 85% 86%, Bklyn. R. T., 54 54% 53713 54% Ches. & Ohio. 37% 39 37 38% Chi. & N. W., 184 184 184 184 Ch. Gt. West. 15 15% 15 15% C, M. St S P.,151%152% 151% 152% ,Col F. &l.. 36% 36% 36% 3659 Col. South. 14% 14% 14% 14% Con Gas, 197% 197%: 197% 197% Del. & Had, 163 1641/. 163 164% Eric. 27 27% 27 271/4 Erie, 1st. pf., 63% 64 631/4 63% Geo. Else, 163%,» 1631,11 168% 163% III Central, 138 ' 139 137% 138% Lon. & Nash, 1201,11 Met. St. R12. 122% 121. 122% 120% 120% 122V; 122% _ ““— New York Daily World At One-Half Price’ FOR THE FOUR MONTHS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN LEAVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS WITH W. P. BEERS, STATIONERY STORES. 6 South Main Street. llavinn purchased the business of new Lee Ten and Butter Co.. at 17 North Main st. I am prepared to give mu customers and pat- ions the best possible service. Good goods at: reasonable prices will mark the method of conducting the business. FRANK F? 49 Wall Street. SHERMAN. .. Méx, Central, 11% 11V; 111,4; 11% M. K. & T., 227.5; 23% 223/. 23% M. K. d: 7., pf.. 48%, 487-1; 48% 48% Mo. Pacific, 96% 97 96% 96% Nat, Lead, 24 2-1 23% 23% N. Y. Central, 121% 122%, 121% 122% ‘ Nor. & West, 65%, 66% 65%, 66 Ont. & West, 32% 32% 32% 32% ' Pac. Mall. 80 30 29% 29$§ Penn. R. R., 124% 125 124% 124% Peo. Gas, 101% 102% 101% 102 Reading, 57% 58% 57% 58% Rep. Steel, 7%, 7% 7% 7% Rock Island. 24% 25%, 24% 25% Rub. Goods, 1814, 18%, 18% 18% South. Pac.. 57% 57% 57 57% Son. By. 00.. 29% 29% 28% 29% S. Ry. 00., 111., 93% 93% 93% 93% Tenn C. d: 1., 44% 44% 44% 44% Texas Pac. .. 29%, 30% 29% 30% Uh Pacific, 99% 99% 991A 99%, U. s. Lea, 86 an 85% 85% U. 8. Rubber, 19% 19% 19% 19% U. S. Steel, 11% 12 11%» 11% U. S. Steel. pt, 58% 59%, 58%, 59% Wabash, 19V. 19% 19% 19% Wabash. pl. 38% 39 38% 38% West. Un. Tel., 89% 89% 89% 89% Wis. Cent, 17% 18% 18% 17% ENGINEERS FOR ST. LOUIS. LIVERPOOL, August 25. -—The White Star steamer Republic. which sails for Boston from here today, takes upwards of fifty members of the insti- ttute of Electrical Engineers, including R. E. Crompton. the War Office expert. 'who are going to St. Innis. RECENT ARRIVAL. OF VESBELS. NEW YORK. Aunst 25. —Arrivod: ,Deotochlnnd. from "Bremen, Sandman. museum f : --The BOSt Yet-v- point. traders covered short lines in,_ i 1m, ‘, . \ , IIGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19.. WE WILL GILL THI RINNND-‘i ER OF OUR MEN'G SUMMER CUITG AT A REDUCTION CF CI 14 PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICEI. I EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT, (two and three piooo). MIN'I CUIT IG- INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. THE ACCORTMENT INCLUDID BLUE GERGE. BLACK THIBET AND ‘UNDREGGID WORDT‘D AND FANCY CACBIMEREB, WORSTEDS AND HOMEDPUNU. w rm news .20 stars an: Now uses. 1"“ a . .~ 1“,, - news to sum as: now $12.00 '3': 3r 1'!" ' men's :15 suns an: now $10.00. ‘ - “Tim ,, news :12 surrs an: now t 8.00. M7",,3}? '17, news no sun-s an: now 3 rm. '-. y, :, Irv: .x‘ v ———-—————-‘,‘ ALL’ vourns' AND CHILDREN'S suns INCLUDED nu ma»; SALE. ' '.. . .‘ SELLECK 8: PRICE I Clothiers and Furnishero. 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. TELEPHONE CALL‘ 324-1. ' .......... m7 Wednesdan. August 24th. we shall have . , Fine Lima Beans. Evergreen Sweet. Goth. Sweet Potatoes at 550 pk. Tomatoes 500 basket. Turnips. l20 4 qis. Pie Apples. 150 4 dis. Lorenzo .Dibbleg'f AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE. means more than the more trying on of different glasses if done at. the cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped oilio‘oo iltu _ Norwalk. he has every means for melt ing the most accurate and rslifliio tests and the best results are assured In every case. All glasses on structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished. HOMER 8. H0". Rolraoflnn collation. . Room 0 United Bank Building. South Not-welt. Gnoclni Appointmonto at convenience of patron. , . Office hours, 8. 11:45, 12:45, moo. Saturday evenings 7.428 3:: TELEPHONE 10'. Our Variety of Fresh Fish includes: sosron BLUES. 6o. ' , surrenrtsn, ,i' - WEAKFISH, . J an, Pennies. y; ,;, CODFISH. ,_ a son SHELL canoe. HALIBUT. , , LIVE Loos'rens, EELS, .. 1 \-. t '\ LONG AND nouno out“. , ALL GOODS WARRANTED. weer ono mourns-ran eraser. am to John H.901"! oooi coon Innohoo—lfi White 81., century; ”Pacino “not, dumbed. , ~”OFT COURSE NOT. ALIVE But'we deliver most In fresh that It couldn't be fresher without being” oily. As a matter of that meat ohouldvlt‘lll for at least a day or No teem healthful food. and our modern 111 ads of preserving. more yon‘ m tender, Juicy midi altogether meats at all times. Orders WWW“!- .. dull.“ AI. Ho ‘Soos Bast $2,555“? ' no vou nuuzl tholorim nonma- of cum , ltnin‘l Pricelooobomd all other ”“011!”qu M D It: not"! your highest consideration. . 1 DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR IYECI EXAMINATION FR... M FEOT FITTING GUARANTEED. 1 " 0. B. JACKSON II WALL GT‘RIIT. - Print. Tolphonl'm. , So E DIBBLE ~ . Broker, ‘ llnllcnd' Block. 96 Washington Stun. South Harwell; coon. ' o crooks. oonoo, GRAIN mo carton oouonr on new" mission strum Iron CASH on DNA noosnarcnn
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