I.
.4
‘ 5—4.
, cheaper nerv‘ than later when the
' wooden “The Hill.” South Norwnik.
“tilt,
rat Iiv. Abuser .6.” I994
"33": I
. we make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
51 Washington St.
Loidiliar Nola.
-—The largest line of candy to be
seen 10 and 20c lb. M, S. Smith & Co.
Miss irnIa Dibble is visiting Profos
sor James E. Benedict. of Washington,
1). C.
The Odds and Ends sale is still in
frrli swing at the Boston Store. Read
the ad.
Mrs. F‘. A, Bracken and Mrs. B. C.
Feency. of Maple street, are visiting
in Brooklyn.
C. Keith Crrtbiil took out a party
of New Canaan young purple for a
moonlight sail last night.
Judge Henry (1. Gregory has resum-
ed his Probate Court duties after a va-
cation trip to Bantam Lake.
()nyx hosiery is very popular. Miss
N. E. ltyan, carries a full line and will
be pleased to show them to customers.
Miss Ella Adams, of Norwalk, and
her aunt, Mrs, R. Gleason, of Meriderr,
are guests of relatives in Boston.
Deacon Andrew Thompson will ad-
dress the Decker Club of the Sorrtlr
Nurwalk Baptist Churcht Sunday noon.
A telephone has been installed in the
residence of Ex-Mayor Mortimer M.
Lee. in lv‘airiield avenue. The call is
The Misses Nan and Therese Cavu
Irauglr. of Maple street, are the guests
of Mrs. iI‘raIIk Stevenson, of Arlington
Cottage, Rye Beach
~Our big clear up sale open Aug.
2’I’th. Extends over our entire stock.
111. .Surith & 00.
it is expected thatnlfiere Iwni'be 'a
race for“ club boatsuat the Norwalk
Yacht (:iub, tomorrow afternoon, pro-
vided the weather is propitious.
The proof of the coal is in the burn-
lug. Harris & Garrs will prove that
their coal is the best mined, if you
will give them an order. Read their
ad. .
George Le Point was arrested yester-
day ilfii‘l‘ilnnil by Sheriff Goodwin on
charges or" drunkenness and breach of
the peace. He was sentenced to 30
days in jail.
The adutant general has appointed
John Augustus Prince. of New London
to be first lieutenant of the Machine.
. WE WRITE
Tornado
Insurance
Vary LoTwRatos
Full information
, gladly furnished by
74 Wuhinpton 0s. ,1». Norwalk, cc;
Read Joseloif‘s ad' and see the son-
sonabie things be is offering.
All the standard makes of pianos at
Steincrt's. Read the ad.
'Lorcnso Dibble is offering a large
number of Saturday specials in his ad.
Read It. ,
,4 W
~Sw0ct-1‘otatocs. 30c, pk. iI‘.ll.L. & (lo.
Special sale now going on at Tris-
tram & i-lyutt's. Read their ad. for
particulars.
GAINS MADE IN BUSINESS.
.—
Conditions Are Better Than They Have
Been for Some Time Post.
NFW 10BK. August 26. —ilcports to
thII international Mercantile Aliency
reflect a distinct improvement in busi-
ness conditions during the week At
the west these gains have been special-
ly noted and are partly accounted for
by increased coins from rttailera who
were careful not to (IveIIIstIIIk with
summer goods and are consequently in
an unusually strong position with ref-
erence to securing full supplies. Good
orders are being received from coun-
try merchants. While Iiespatches from
various centers are not uniform in cx~
pressing trade revival the tone is
more confident than a week ago rrnd
generally suggestive of a hopeful out-
look for the future.
This revival is particularly reported
by Chicago wholesalers The south is
also active and is likely to develop the
bIIIIIiest fall trade reported in years.
'lire St. Paul district which has
been the center of crop damage ex-
IIirIIment is showing up well with con-
servntive business and normal trade
outlook. While business is Still dis-
tIIIbed in some sections by the con-
tiiruanct of labor corrtrIOVersloI this
interruption is not important and is
not likely to extend to the branches
not already affected.
Although collections are a little
backward in sonic sections. general rc-
turns this week are satisfactory except
in certain instances whcrl local condi‘
tions have. developed unusual barriers
It is notitealrle, however, that locali-
ties which it short time ago reported
deferred settlements. are not c-ompiain
ing about present conditions and re-
ich-t a gradual improvement The
fact that present indebtedness repre-
sents discriminating purchases of
goods that for the most. part have been
readily converted into cash shows that
conditions in general are propitious foi
q'uick settlements
The prcsidcuiitrl
election is still a modifying factor in
some sections whme trade develop
mcnt has’bech held up pending a dell-
nite settlement. of the issues involved
but it is generally becoming rIetogniz-
ed that the present contest does not
involve questions of far- ~rcuching im-
portance to the business community.
and that aside from the occasional in—
terruptions dirt to the carrvinc (m (It
a campaign. the orrtiook for September
and October is bright
STARS BEAT WEST AVENUES.
The Stars of Elizabeth street played
tho West Avenues this morning, and
defeated them by a score. of ten to
thirteen. The line up follows:
. ., . . Straits West Avenue
(rllil Batter , '1 hird Section, vi Ie Bren-
nan dischal‘ged. I Knapp _ 1 n. Callahan
____ Anderson P Mason
_ Suites C. McMahon
lf Manuel T. Hatch can only have .,
one of the two, he prefers your friend; $33,§IPIFO 2.13 ,“(ij‘m
ship to your trade, but he endeavors _"__“"" “B" “I'M"
to secure both by giving you good ... ' 3 I Duggan
goods for your money.
The saloon in Water street recently
purchased by M. E. ,Hprtigan,
the hands of W. ,J. Jennings and his
force of painters. eorge Meeker is
doing the plumbing work
John Carroll fore well- known
Norwalk undertake its now lo
cated with a New? gtor rm, was in
town yesterday an old
friends.
called on
Henry D. Cornell took out a party of
Norwalk and New Ca an young lad
ics and young men in Iievening for a
moonlight sail in his comfortable
launch Truant. .-
Ex Mayor Christian 8 of South
Norwalk, attended a'» wee ing of the
Shell Fish Comnhésionérs of which .
he is a member, at New Haven, Tues
day. and from there went to Philadel-
phia, on a short business trip. Mr.
Swartz returned to South Norwalk
Wednesday afternoon.
~Bargains in Kitchen Dep‘t. during
the great clear up sale at M S. Smith
and Company.
S. Fox, the ladies' tailor 0131 Main
street has received new styles of cloth
for suits and coats for the coming
fall. Also fashion plates of the lat-
est styles. Mr. Fox says that now is
the time to h ve your furs renovated.
He. will (I t (I work fifty per cent.
rush begins. '.
‘ Contractor mum N Sipperley. of
Weatport, has now «completed the s.-
teslon well which he has been drilling '
on the property of Henry S hock-
The well Is 100 feet deep. with fifty.
five feet of water. In. Lockheed will
shortlysend the voter pgoy to be an-
alyzed. , I
THE GOVERNOR AT GREENWICH.
GREENWICH. August 26—«Gover-
is in ,nor Chamberlain and Attorney Gener-
al King were here yesterday as guests
of Senator Walsh and yesterday after-
noon attended the meeting of the
GIIIenwitlI Farmers Club They made
speeches and were later driven about
the town v: itlr Senator Walsh.‘
Four Months “for $1.00.
Now York Daily World.
Journal or Prou.
Loan order: at .
c o r.- E MAN '5
News Store.
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Agent: for A. G, Spaiding'o Bluebell
and Sporting Goods.
..
W In A nor, wonravor Nora,
that not one dollar of Trust Funds
invested with the True! Companies of
America has ever been toll.
1"aylorciitGoldoni
, DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE JEWETT l
_,Norwallt Book and .StationeryéStorc
retainer seawaltrt, Itnucr con;
Oar drool Oooromu: Satisfaction or Money look.
BLUE AND BLACK SERGE
COATS AND VESTS, $2.98
IF THIS CATCHEB THE EYES OF ENOUGH MEN OF 42
VESTS WILL BE GONE IN A JIFFY. THEY RELONGED TO $10
AND $12 SUITS. WHILE THEY LAST .................... $2.98.
BLACK curawars, $29.8
LAST CALL TO ONE OF THE BIGGEST SNAPS OF THE RED
TAG SALE: BLACK DIAGONAL, ROUGH CHEVIOT AND DARK
MIXED WORSTED CUTAWAY COATS WITH VESTS, WORTH
310 AND $12, AT ...... . ..................... . ......... $2.98.
_ SIZES. 34, 35, 36, 37 AND 42. |
GET TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AT END-OF-SEOBON
PRICES. THEN YOU'LL HAVEIA SUNDAY SUIT FOR VERY LIT.
TLE MONEY.
ROGERS&STEVENS
Soooouon to Comsfoolr Bros.
sou-rs ponwnut. Inn. CALL. no.
if we can't have both, we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. it there is one particular reason for
otrr business growing like it has, we believe it's because
we look after our customers so well—«our custonrers‘ in-
terests are our own No matter what you want, watt get
it for you and in better shape than any one else.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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..__......?........ .._.
PIANOS
:Sieinwau It Sens. A. M. Hume.
Jewell. Hardman. Simulation”
Woodburu. Curtis.
Pianola Pianos.
Every one of these instruments have a Staple Market Value, and
you can only buy one by paying what it is worth. We are New Eng-
land rIIcprcscIntotivrs oitlris great litre, and operate a store in every
city of importance in these states.
Tolopbono 368-3.
\
36 Washington Strut.
t,.
IMPORTANT
Location 'of William P. Becrs’ South
, I25. 5.. .
My South Norwalk Store is located in the center of the hostage-dis:
trict, at (5 South Mall! street, two doors from the corner of Wuhingtonfstreet
between the Western Union Telegraph .Oflice and Baxter's Drug Store, about
ten feet south of the cross Walk under the' Washington street bridge. ALL
the trolley cars pass the doar. It you don’ i walk or ride, telephone 337-2.
Could you ask for anything handler?
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF 1
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENGRAVING, KODAKO, CAMERA BUPPLIEB,
SPALDING SPORTING GOODS, LEATHER AND ART GODDO. PICTURES, ‘
DIELEO, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALD, EAOTON- HURLIHTT, G, B.
HURDO AND WHITINGS‘ WRITING PAPER. GAMES. TOYO3 OOUYENIRO,
DLANK- IOOKOI LEGAL BLANKB, TYPE WRITING SUPPLIES, WATER-‘
MAN'S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENO, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS DELIV-
ERED.
\
w
noun reaper we H 3:; war A8 ooonA cross at nonwsuo
CHEST, THESE FTNE BLACK AND BLUE asses cons AND :
SPECIAL
Winn and Liquor:
Cal. Cherry Wino, 190 pt;
36° qt,
use." Port Wino, 190 pt; 300
Col. Clot-0t, 450 at.
Sweet Catawba, 860 qt.
Keilor's Whiskey. 850 qt.
Hui-Id. wnr-k $1.00 qt.
California Bron I950 qt
We guarantee thou wines and
liquors to be absolutely pure.
THE IlliFiIlliii PHARMACY
Tire Prescription Slate.
All can pus tho door. Night
Call-Answered. Tel. CI", 162.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—Prices re-
lapsed immediately after the openinz.
some of the grangers and l’acitlcs re-
ceding slightiy below yesterday's cloa-
irrg. Heavy purchases of United States
Steel, pid., which lifted it to 60%.
market later. brrt the improvements
Were not Well held. A number of min-
or stocks showed considerable
strength. particularly Kansas and Te!-
Ias, pfd.. St. Louis Southwestern. Colo-
rado iI‘ucl. Realty Construction and
Consolidated Gas. Speculation gen-
erally was narrow ,and trading was
cantor light. except in special stocks.
WALL STREET. noon—«Business in-
creased in volume as prices gave way
in the second hour, and a number of
the more important stocks sold sub-
stantially below last night. "Ia losses
reached a point in both Louisville anti
Ontario and Western and a large part
of the gain in ifnited States Steel, pfd..
was cancelled. Buying for both ac-
counts caused a fractional rally to-
wards noon, but the market became
vrry drrli again on the advance. Bonds
were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Silghtly
lower prices were made after noon
again. before the market encountered
any effective support. On the rebound
Amalgamated was bought freely and
sold up to 57%. St. Louis Southwest-
ern rose 2 points in all. but the recov-
ery elsewhere was not of much conse-
quence. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmldt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Aural. Cop, {Ill-'14, 57% 56% 57%
Am. ice, pt.. till 26% 26 26%
Am, Loco. 20% 20% 20 201/.
Am. Smelt, til 64 63% 63%
Am. Sugar, 1311.4, 13114 1301/: 130%
Anaconda. 80 801,94 SO 80%
A. T, a IS. Fe, 81%; 811/, iii til
ilalt. & Ohio, 86% 86% St} 861/.
Bklyrr R. '1‘.. {34%, 541.4, 5.1143 53%
(tires. at Ohio, ills-h, 39% 37",. 3814,
Ch. (it. West, 1515315, 14% 1474’.
C. M. & S. R, 1527;. 1527315111. 152
Col. iI‘. KI. l,. :17 3773. :17 37%
‘Corr. Gas. 195% 195% 195% 1951/;
Del. & Htltl., ram retry, itil 164
Eric. :17 it. 27 It. 26% 26%
Eric. Iain. pt. 6th 63!}; (131,4 631/4
(ten. Else, 1134 164 164 164
ill. Central. 138% 13815; 1:18 138
Lori. & Nash, 1211.5, 1211,11, 120% 12031;
Met, St. Ry.. 122% 122% 1221/, 122%
Mex. Central, 11% 1214, 1111/. 117,53
M. K. & 'i‘., 211% 231,. 227.5; 23
M_ K, &. T.. pf.. 48% 4117,. 1852i, 49%
lilo. Pacific, 971,4, 97%, 96%; 96%
Nat. Lead, 23”}; 2133', fill 23
N. 1'. Central. 1:12 122:1; 131-25; 122%
Nor, & West. “11% Milk, (iii 66
Out. & West., £12 3294 till-'1“, 30%
i’ac. Mail. 291,; 291,; 29 29
Penn. R. R., 125 125 1241131241“,
Peo. Gas. 102% 102-1; 102%1021A,
Pres. S, Car, 33 :13 3:1 33
Reading. new 58% mg 58
Read..2dpf., Tile; 7:. try, 75
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7'3; 7%
Rock island, 2534,. 2539 25 25
Rub. Goods. 18 123‘ 18 18
South. Poe, 5715; 57%
Son. By. 00.. 291/13 291/; 28%
So. By. 00.. 11., 941,43 94%, 94 94
Tenn. C. & 1., 45 451,42 44%
Texas Pac.. 30% 31 30%
Union Par... 100 100% 99%
Union Pa.. pf.. 9471’; 9475., 94%
U. S. Lea" pf, 86 86 St} 86
U. S, Rubber, 19 19% 19 19%
U. S. Ste 1. 12 12% 12 12
U. S. Ste 1, pt, 59% 80:35; 59% 59%
Wabash. 19% 19% 19% 191,5
Wabash, pf., 38% 3874; 38% 38%
Wis. Cent., 18% 191A;- 18% 18%
PICKED up uncouscrous.
Greenwich Man Injured in Collision
With Trolley Car.
GREENWiCH, August 26.——Alnos
Brush, a well-known citizen of this
place. was struck by a trolley car near
to drive out. of the way of another
car, he was severely injured. He was
picked up unconscious and ‘taken to
his home, where it was stated he will
recover.
”-. ...
MAKING GOOD SCORES.
FORT RILEY. Kan" August 26.—
Shooting in the National individual ri-
de match. was resumed today with
Sergeant Meybee, marine corps. with a
score 410 out of a possible 500, lead
ing in the rapid fire, and Private R.
. R. Pile, District of Columbia. with the
slow tire. Today the rapid firing was
finished and shlrmlsh tire. wth two
runs by each competitor folloired. com-
‘ pleting the Individual match.
an...-
AUTO RUNS DOWN ITALIANS.
GREEAIWIUA- August 26. -—A big
automobile, driven by a New York
chauffeur. struck a wagon carrying
four itallnns late Wednesday night and
two of the latter were seriously injur-
ed. _ They were taken to the Green-
wich hospital.
“rot CLERK! onowuio.
.sseur on more. on, Angult
sat-u. c. Perm and H. D. am.
clerk in the of Commerce, hm
13m “"7. .
brought about a rally in the general,
the’ post-office. last night. in attempting -
mm by the .
--The Best Yet--
. Is --------.I
BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19. WE WILL CELL THE .RIMAIND-
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER OUITB AT A REDUCTION OF I. 1-.
PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICIO. ‘ I
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT, (two and three ploco). MEN'O OUIT IO _
INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. THE ABSORTMENT INCLUDED,
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIIET AND UNDREBSED WOROTID‘
AND FANCY CABBIMEREO, WORSTEDB AND HOMEOPUNO.
MEN’S .20 SUITS ARE NOW $13.83. 1“.“kale
"‘ MEN'S 818 BUITI ARE NOW 913.00 “5‘,” I
MEN'S 015 surro ARE now 010.00. "pm
MEN'S :12 surrs ARE NOW 0 0.00. , II; mp
MEN'S :10 wire ARE now 0 0.07. I E j- g a“
It‘l-
t'
ALL YOUTHS‘ AND CHILDRE N'B SUITE INCLUDED IN TRIO,"-
SALE.
1,.-
SELLECK 8: PRICE}.
/ Clothiers and Fumishero.
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
TELEPHONE CALI: 334-0.
Saturday Special
Aug. 27th1904. ‘
Evergreen Corn, large and fine, 16: doz. .. '.
Cabbagu, large hOldl, 50. 3 ,1,
Lima Boone, 4 qt!" 26c. '
Fresh Eggs. the real article, 34:; d at. ' .
Gilii‘iower Apples. fine eating apples, 30:: pack.
Nice Cooking Applol, 30c peck.
Peaches, Bartlett. Pears.
Sweet Potatoes.
Pure Cider Vinegar with a fine fruity flavor.
Ginger Root, Fine Lemons.
A square deal, straight, open and n have board, weight and manure every
time.
Lorenzo Dibble.
» 7’ AN EXAMINATION or THE EYE. ‘i‘
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at th6 optl
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped 061095 in
Norwplk, he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable, ‘ .
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses I, ”
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Rofrooflnn aptloun,
Room 0 United Bank Building, South Nor-min, ODIN.
Special Appointments at convenlen so of patron. .
Office hours, 8, 11: 45, 12: 45, 6: 00. Saturday evenings 75-9.
reunions: 10d. rm delivery to all parts at is. theirs
a. J. Cuibnrs Bridge Fish Mat, .,
Our Variety of Fresh Fish includes.
wide}
up. "V .1 f U ,»
sosIrou BLUES. 6c. aurrsnrrsu. ' ..
WEAKFISH, . , .. .. PORGIEB, . £5
CODFISH. , sorr SHELL cuss, ., .
HALIBUT, . st Loosraao.
EELS, I , LONG AND nouuo cLAMp.
m
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Font! out 0M...
lanolin—do White at. Donbury: ”Pacific Street, Stamford.
OF“ COURSE NOT ALIVE!
.——-
t
But we deliver meat IO frelh'thlt‘ it?
couldn’t be fresher without being "all".
As a matter of fact. most III has;
for at least a day or two to mull
healthful food. and our motion: [path ‘
ods of preserving assure you I "
tender, Juicy and altogether
meats at all times. Order!
promptly. .... .
a WAINING‘I’ON OTRII’I‘I
v ’PMM. use. .
Ho Sons Bast $12,355;ch ' "
.oo you “sun the urtou Consequences. o! m ‘
mummmnwmmnmmmnu;
.Mmmmomidm
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FRII. PIN! ‘
FIOT FITTING GUARANTEED;
O. B. JACKSON,
OPTIOIAN.
il WALL ITRIIT,
.TWTWWM"”“
raw-n W
m
S. E. DIBBLE'.
Broker.
Rowland; Block. 96 Washington Street,
‘ hm Moll. Con.
R
stocks, loans, ours AND oorrou oouou‘r on IOLO'ON’
arurou EITHER roe hurt on on AJODERATENA
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