I "‘mviiiiuo.*.ge,,,u
» o-
o, . l
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We make our
loo Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
Lfis
The big reduction sale is now in
full force at D. Gottleib's.
Special low prices on all kinds of
meat at the Public Market,
Winthrop Rookwell spent the Sub-
bath with relatives in itldgetioid.
.._._.,_.‘
Mrs. Alexander ' Smith, or Merwln
street, is the guest ‘0! friends in Brook-
lynu
Mrs, Thaddeus Guy. 1', ol' Lowe street
is spending a tow days, in New York
city.
Mrs. 0. F, Morrell. of Bridgeport, Is
visiting Mrs. A. ll. Morgan, South Main
Sll'ctrl,
and son
parents in
Mrs. '1‘. Henry Howard
George. are visiting her
Stonington.
Jack McGrath, the well known Winnie
pauk baseball pitcher, played in Bct~
hel Saturday.
William thinley, oi" Lawton's South
Main street store, is enjoying a three
days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. I"l‘illlIt N. ii‘crris, ot’
Elm (ii'ch street, returned from St.
Louis yesterday.
Iiorry Weston and sister, Miss Mar-
jorie Weston, were guests of ltltlgt»
tield friends yesterday,
Charles Stowe, oi’ Middletown, Conn,
is visiting his uncle,-Sherlt‘t John .I.
Goodwin, oi liavilnnd street.
If you buy your groceries at tho New
York Grocery you will receive purple
trading stamps. Read the nd.
i". E. inckwo‘od and‘ Company, til
Norwaik, had three cars in their hospi-
tal for automobiles. yesterday.
t)tir Brothers' Lodge, I. t), 0. F.. oL
‘Norwulk, will hold 11 meeting this ev»
citing. at the lodge rooms in Wall
street.
The athooner “Rachel W. Stevens."
in which a number of Norwalk people
are inn-rusted, has arrived at Newport
News to load for Providence.
“Pinkcy” lt‘inch, who has been at
the Norwalk Hospital for several
months suffering from paralysis, will
shortly be taken to the Town Farm.
The Always Ready Circle of King's
Daughters will meet Wednesday, Au-
gust, Si, in the Epwortli parlor ot' the
Second Methodist Episeopul Church.
All the latest in fancy cotton dress
goods for full wear can be found at
the Boston store. They also have a
full line of (all wool goods. Read the
ad.
The test of a store is in the char/-
ter of its merchandise. iiislop 6‘: Co.
have stood the test and are ready to
squarely meet all such tests in the {as
ture.
John Johnson, the Swede, who was
arrested for making a disturbance in
Golden lilli street, was sentenced to
thirty days in Bridgeport jail, Satur-
day afternoon, by Judge Taylor.
The associates at St. Paul‘s branch
or the Girls’ Friendly Setziety will meet
this evening at 7.30 o'clock at ...e Nor-
walk Hotel, to plan the work of the
coming season, Mrs. W, M. Nlblock is
the branch secretary.
—“I had a running. itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Dunn‘s
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly elected
permanent carol! C. W. Lenhmt.
Bowling Green. 0. '
The" boy who shouts out “pea’nuts,
pop earn and candy" at the Decker
Field baseball games; has added an-
other sweetniant to his list. it is now
“peanuts. popcorn. candy. and Lolly
"peanuts. popcorn. candy and Lolly
‘ Uncut: Haymnkers. Association will
meet this evening at: Red Men's Hall
in Washington street. when those who
wish to attend the biggihore dinner at
. Snvlp Rock on thm- Day will hand in
their names. TbeAssooiatlon expects
to‘nend a good sized, delegation to the
adult. , p .
Among the chino; that was used at
was a large plotter ovor two hundred
years old. the proport’ytot the Broth-
ertan family, or Nomplk, The place
or chin to very valuable and is hold
the dlnnetfito the“ voter-mo Saturdny'
,south
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Full Information
gladly furnished by
To ylor& Golden
14 Washington at. so. Norwoik. Ct.
23-11%. -.,. _._ . ”‘4: .. . ...,.
Attorney John J. Walsh, of Niiiwalk,
is in New Haven today.
-.. ,3... _ .
Mr. and Mrs. William .I. Brown or
day at t‘oiiey Island.
Mrs. Albert. '1‘ Martin, of Springfield,
is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Dates, in Union avenue.
’l‘lio Arion Singing Society will hold
a special met-lint; this evening at 8
o‘clock in Ariou Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Durkin, o! Dail-
bury. are guests of Hugh liurklii at his
home in Hanl‘ord Pint-e.
Frank P. Hayes; has resumed his dit-
tles a! the store or his brother, John
T. Hayes, in Main street.
Dr. Thomas F. ()lune. the dentist,
sailed today from New York, for Port-
land. Maine, on a week's recreation
trip,
Miss 'I‘heresn Verllii and Mlss Lucy
M. Brotherton, of I“I'IIIII\IIII avenue, are
spending the day and evening at Man—
hattan Boat-li,'New York.
The case of John Peters, who was
arrested 011 complaint of his wire, is
being tried this afternoon in the tiny—
$10 AND
llnnd street court room.
COUTH NORWALK.
Our amt durum»: Sotlilo‘ouonor Monoy Hook.
BLUE AND
W
$12, AT
nooo-ooooooo-
Sizes. 34. as. as. 37 AND 42- WI
GET TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AT END-OF-SEOSON
PRICES. THEN YOU'LL HAVE A SUNDAY SUIT FOR VERY LIT-
TLE MONEY.
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Suooouor: to Comslooli B .
BLACK "SERGE
COATS AND VESTS, $2.98
IF THIS CATCHEB THE EYES OF ENOUGH MEN OF 42
I CHEST, THESE FINE BLACK AND BLUE SERGE COATS AND
VESTB WILL BE GONE IN A JIFFY. THEY BELONGED TO .10
/AND .12 SUITS. WHILE THEY LAST ..... . ............. $2.03.
BLACK CUTAWAYS. $2.98
LAST CALL TO ONE OF THE BIGGEST SNAPS OF THE RED
TAG SALE: BLACK DIAGONAL, ROUGH CHEVIOT AND DARK
I MIXED WORSTED CUTAWAY COATS WITH VESTS, WORTH
....................
['"ii‘d it'll?
ROGERSdz‘ST VENS-
EL. cALL. inn,
$2.98.
Ion-to
86c qt.
a
G .
SPECIAL
Wlnu and Honda
Cal. cherry win, We pt:
CII. Port Wino, 190 ph; 860
qt.
Col. Claret. 460 qt.
Sweet Claw-bl, 85: qt.
Kelior'o Whiskey, 85o qt.
Hillside Whilkoy, 81.00 (1‘.
California Brandy, 95c qt.
. We guarantee
IIquoro to bo nboolutoly pure.
THE tiiiuihainiti.
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door.
Cali: Aneon-od. ToI. Call, 15 2.
wines and
. it
T .
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«no
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ENTIN
"The Best Vet';::-{
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BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19. we WILL out THE unwind»
an or con mauve acumen sum AT A neoucriou or
PER CEN'Ir 0R 1-8 OFF.FROM FORMER LOW PRICE..
evaav LIGHT WEIGHT, (two and three piano). mm stir! to,
mocuneo m THIS orran. THE AESORTMENT . mcwnlo .
BLUE canoe. BLACK THIBET AND unuaeoseo» won'o'rlo‘éj
AND FANCY CASSIMERES. wonsrsoo mo HOMEOPUNO. "
"'0'“ :,'X " MEN'S 320 surrs ARE NOW 013.33.
MEN'S 818 SUITS ARE NOW “2.00
to prices.
In St, Paul,
the Pacifica,
States Steel
to the oponin
were
Peoria and
Louis and
Mrn. Nicholas lliscsn, of Bridgeport,
is the guest (If her son, Joseph iiiscsa,
at liIs hoinc'in Burbank Street. Rose
liisesa, of Bridgeport. was also it guest
at the Burbank street home yesterday.
Tho Ferris Coal Company is supply-
ing the Connecticut Railway & Ligiit- .
ing company with it cargo of 343 tons
of coal while the company In ”building
a new trestle at the Meadow street
power house.
a
wA blessing alike to young and old;
l'ir. Fowlor'a Extract of Wild Straw~
berry, Nature‘s specific for d vsentory,
diarrhoea and summercomplaint.
A number of mess tlISIlL‘S without
any names on them. lcit over from
the veterans‘ banquet, art) now at
James l.‘lioiiiiiieilleti‘s otiice in Wash-
ington street, where the can be oi)-
lfl‘Illt‘tI or a wagon will eilver them
it the owners' homes.
ITALIAN NEIGHBORLY FUED.
A, linlt‘ .lozcn'or‘so Italian neighbors
\ If we can‘t have both, we would prefer youW‘riend.
ship to your trade. it there is one particular roahn for
our business growing like it has, we believe it‘s ligauso
we look after our customers so well—11111” customer in-
torcsts are otir own No matter what you want. wI-Itgl-t
it for you and in better shape than any one else.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL ’1‘. HATCH. "
of Ward street were. before Judge
IAN‘IKWUUd Saturday because of an at-
iair,~\‘vliich net-tired about a week ago.
Children got to calling names and
blows eventually followed. The judge
told the whole crowd unless they ion
Iiiivcd themselves in the future in
would send them to Bridgeport jail.
VISITED THE ROCK.
Savin Rock was well represented
yesterday by visitsors from tho Nor-
waIks. They included Nelson J. Plat-
ner. Miss Maude Busch. Miss Ruth
Fitzgerald, Miss Sadie. Powell. Miss
May Brennan, Mrs. F‘. S. Weston, Miss
Mable Weston and Frank Howard.
BY TROLLEY'FROM GOTHAM.
Charles Golf and wite. of r‘ltitliiisli,
Wt‘l't: guests yesterday (it Wilmott
'i‘iiornton at his home in Fairileld ave—
nue, They made the. trlerom New
York by trolley, stopping on the way
to call upon friends in Staintortl.
“i LIKE ICE CREAM."
Eterybody likes it. We can all have
is much as we want now for it is very
ifItiy to make whet JELLO ICE
CREAM POWDER is used. All in-
:rmllcnts in the package; no cooking
or fussing. simply add a quart of milk
and freeze. A grunt success: try it
and you will be delighted. Each pack‘
age makes nearly two quarts. li‘our
kinds: Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawber-
ry and Untiavorod. "Order today from
your grocer. Two packages {or 26c.
‘; r...‘.in..‘..i.;..,.;;;..ao.
New rm Dally World.
Journal or Press.
——
Loan orders at
C 0 LE MAN’S
News Ston,’
to North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G, Spaiding'o Enoch-II
and Sporting Geode. ,
If YouPayYour}
Bills By Check
you'll have a realm I _
that can not bo «ll:-
pnloil -
, It's 1' good way to
hop on. cocoon: of
your expenses. too.
No
Walk
to
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 representatives of this great line. and operate a store in every
Steinwali 6: Sons.
Jewell.
Hardmau.
oodbuii). . ,
Pianola Pianos. ‘
city of importance in these states.
. 06 Washington Street.
$1
’ W. P. BEERS.
6 gouth Main Street.
‘ Halli!)
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE JEWETT I
$2,,
STATIONERY STORES. ’ i
v
0
Tea and Butie‘rCo" at I? North Main‘st..
, am prepared to give mu‘custouieis "and pat:
l‘OllS the best possible service. 6006 Goods
at reasonable prices‘tvill iharkiiie
conducting the business.
. e, FRANK .F.S;_ill':
Shoninger.
Curtis.
Telephone 368-3.
Brownie Camera/s
Harper-lively.
:ma}. (in); f .75ng 58 51% 573,4
. m. :. '. ‘.p ., 73% 733/. 78-3. . '
Am, ice. if. 26 26 26 26 Evergreen Corn, tar e and rm 1 ‘ ' ' I” ‘ '
2m lsowiI (:33? 221/. 20a. 20a. f‘bbam. large no.5... 5c. I ' 6° “L i I L 3.4 . "stI '
in. me ,, "3 ii 63%; 03:54 Ima Beant.4qti..25c ‘ ' "1W ,,.. i“ ”a“ I“
s, . Am. Sugar. 131% 131% 131 mu Fresh Eon-.iho real ai-ncie "5 ,. .. ~ I; “
' Anaconda. 79% 79% 79%: 79% ‘ Glilflowor Apples, fine oatInikangcs 30c peck “ I. “1"”
A, 'r. a 8. Fe. 311,5 3:: 81M. 32 Nice Cooking Appieo. 30c peck. ’ ' in - -‘ I "~3er
A. T. S. i“. pl. 981/. 99 981/. 99 Peaches, Bartlett Pears. i . \'» g “h: - I? " "
. iialto.&()liio, 36:1; am say. 8714, Sweet Potato". ‘ ' 32’... Way 9.45”
' ii‘klyn. it. T., 54%. «to-y, 54 545, Pure Cider Vinegar with a fine fruity flavor ' 14MB "I
.. E:;;.fi&&£m\$h 133% 33.}; 33% 33% ginger Root, FIne Lemons . ' .» 3;
,‘ :1. ’. . ., s Ills-V187 ISS’ nuaredeat tr ' h ' ' ' "
(m ”L Wm“. 15% 151/: 15% 15:2 "me. '1 1| all! t. Open and above board. weight and measure Ivory
- Uni, iv, a l. 31:54, 37 3111.4. 37 " "" '4 “ ‘ ‘ “ " '
(:h M &s. x, 15554 155% 151-11; 155% - -
thii. SUIIIII, 15a. lti 1.5a, u: C ‘
(‘oir (Ins. 11m 1909.; “III 1969;. “
licl. a. ”lid, nil-y. ltifi iii-w. ima. l e I
into. 1 id 2754. 27:». 2”: 2m ' ' . " I
no, in p ., 63% at has. in . -_ .. ._ ' ‘
II‘ £37. I H" l I I." A — I I” “I‘ I 7' V”’”””“ _..-
he an; an .. o. . -
Lou. & Nash, 12th 123% 13114, ‘33 “ means more than the mere tr ing on of di ,
Manhattan. LEI-5‘13 155% ”,5 155 call rooms of H. B; lioyt. WIth one of thgerifolstt 1233?:ng (2:11: ”:th
Met. s1. Ry,. 122% 122a. 122 1221/. “Gwalk- he has every means for’making the most accurate nude: bib 0;“
Mex. Central, 131/, 12% ”14, 1314 tests and the best results are assured in every case All In ‘9' 1°" 0
M. K. & 'l‘.. 23 23 22% 03‘ attracted to order, and special lenses 0 i any kind are'lurnlshogd “a; a" cow
M. K. a '1‘. pl. 49-55 491,4, 49 49-39 I! ' ‘
Mo. Pacific, 97% 977.. 971.4. 975:. OMER 5' HOY T. Refraction 09‘1"."
Nat.l.cud. 23a. 23% my. 23% “°°”"U“"’d 3"“ 3""""‘9v 8°th No 'II Conn. I
rig. if', Central, 122% 124% 1225.4, 12314. gracxlhnpotrgifim atconvenienoo of patron. ”I" k’ .
or,& Wcsi.,31‘/ 31% 311/ .111 °“"'- =45 12‘ .”00- t ‘ \
I:ggan?llIL 13312 133:: 139 I 09% TELEPHONE 1o; -5 himf’“”""’2my "what-3' m
. y. . , 'o i 2..) 126
KOO-“G“. 102% 103% 102 102% R C thin, Fm dollvory to all pom of tho two “I."- .
eat ug. any. «catwalk. 60% J B Fj M’ I
Read. 1st pt. 84% 84% 84% 84% ' ° F S ridge' Sh k’t
Road and. pt. 71;. 75 71% 74a. .' 7 ‘
Rep. Steel, in w. 7% 7-14 0m- Vartety of Fresh Fish includes' .
Rock Island, 251,; 25% 25%. 25% , BOSTON BLUES u ' ' ~ ’
smith Pad, 57 my. 57 me -WEA r: ' ' *, BUTTERF‘SH' ”7' '
:ouklty. Co.. (22% 23%. 2874. :III com-'73:“. . . 9036'“, i
.‘o. y t:o., pt, .I k. 9 9m 95 . , ,r SOFT ‘
Tenn, (2. 5.1.. ties. 45% 44%, 45 HALIBUT. i " LIVE 5::8L'rLECRAu' " '5
9an can. 30'... 31%. 307... 31 Eggs _. r-~ . . Rs’ I ‘
inion l’ac., may. 1am. that... till " ' ___,,_ ., LONG AND ROUND CHM“ It "
IIIIUII ““0. ])f., 95%. {It'll/Q 95% 95% ALL Goons WARRANTED !‘ I"
. _ s. heath. 774.. 7n. 7% m - ' ‘ ‘ '
\ ‘ . . . ,. . WEST END WAIHINGT
8.1.eatli.pr8ou any. sea. son . 0N STREET. Next to John H. Po r on...
8' Rubber. 10% 19% 19% 19% amoeba—Io White at. Danbury; ”Pacino strut. Ohmfll'rl." 0“. . ~ - . .
9. Steel. 125/. 12% 121/. 12% - , ' “I
S. Steel pl'., 601,5 60% 60% 60% »
bush. , 19a. 1914. 19% 19a. ‘ "- ‘
mil pl'.. 38% 39% 38%. 395/. W t h . ' '
t. tin. Tel.,90 90 so so - , th S
Cent. 19 19 15% 19 - a c ‘ ls pace
-$.5
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method of
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‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Busi~ ,
Ilt‘lis tor the week opened on the Stock
Exchange. mde with upward tondc
At v
ant-es reached
Missouri Pacific, Union
Pacitlc and Tenn. Coal. Large buying
orders came into the market tor Penn-
g, liatimore & Ohio,
and
St, Paul
pfd.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.~'l‘rnders
sold on the opening rise and
reacted, St, Paul losing 5-8.
period of dullness and hesitation the
market advanced again and recovered
A number of
the lr)w priced minor railroad stocks
conspicuously
3 range.
strong,
)astei‘ii illltI Toledo, St.
Kansas
which advanced two and three points
Northwestern also sold
up 2 and Hocking Valley 2 Hi.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wrap or
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz &
South Norwalk. Telep
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
City i
Corbet
bone 1
EPENDENTS 10: DANBURY 0.
ed the Players From Beantown
a Lively Game Saturday.
independents defeated the Dan-
0 to 6. at Danbury, Saturday
in. Laily pitched a ilne~gan1e
The feature of
e was the batting of Defen-
1lly, Nelson and Day. Day
ur runs with his two hits. M.
‘-: ptured two line drives watch
. o‘easlly been homers for the
' S
pendents play the Danburys
ire gate receipts, at Dan-
aturday.’ The score:
EN DEN TS,
mfienb u . 15am. 3.80. no v‘ou nuuzo tho-cum Oonloqlum o! m an .‘
La Y' P 3 o 2 o ‘ *‘ ~
Nelson, . Pun-Io- homo on 0th: MIMI-Ion. n ‘ ..
no.2». ........... i233 mums-mm “M .99."
mag? . 31? 3 1 com min: with room [VIII :xmmimon run. up. ;
mm“... ......... 1 2‘ 0 0 . _ . nor FITTING column-run. . ' .
”Willem“ ......... 1 1 1 o o ’4"
“milky-c ........ .1 2 1 o o O B JACKSON ’ ' I K“
. Totals... 53:55; ' ' i ,
.- ------- - - omoiAii. ~ - ~ '
BURY. m . . '
r. h. po. a. e. I W“T “1.? . . “NM ‘1’
M, Fennel], 1 2 0 0 . . .
Tamika, 58. .n ”I . l 3 2 5 1' “I ‘ "
imm-“m'oiiooprivoto ' H
Otis, p, '''' . on
3W .. ..... . pg 3 3 3 glow... s. E. DIBBLE. . ,
hey,-3.....""‘ ~ ’
5...... o. ----- 3 ; it 3« Broker
Grithn. 1b. :21: 1 111 o It . , ' ;‘.
£3:f':..*f’:.::: ;_g g g H. Hun-nomad. 9‘6. Wain-m- orig
roar. '3 ,— 3",- —,’ South‘lvorvalk. coon. "
. I Scondlglénnin " 3 1 3' ‘ . ., r»,
ndepen 00001“! . . . - . ..
. mm M o 1 1 2*: 31mm ION“. win one coma noticin- on mp0s '
MEN'S $15 SUITS ARE NOW "0.00.
MEN'S I12 SUITS ARE NOW I 3.00.
...l MEN'S 810 SUITS ARE NOW O 0.67.
ncy ' ‘u‘i ”It“ ‘I 4‘ ‘
M. to 7,9 V ,1:
ALL YOUTHS'
AND CHILDREN’S sun-s INCLUDED initiator
SALE.
United .. m ... ..—-—- n‘m
, «J3 . .‘
t
SELLECK .1. PRICE,
I Clothiers and Furnishers. I,"
’8 Washington Sheet, South Norwalk.
sameness: CALL' 324-2.
E
. prices
Alter n
notably
iretcrrod.
p.
t Block,
53. .
Saturday Special
Aug. 27th 1904.
for Prices.
.SChHUb’S Market,
22 Washington Street.
Phone 322-2.
were sets in:
communion. :.
Ho Soos an: I
mission situation on: it on autism“
Norwalk Chronicler