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5| Washington St.
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Indian lute
Frank .I. Bradbury and family are
visiting friends in New York city.
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Butler lodge, No. 07, I. O. 0. IL, will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond, of "Hill-
side," is spending the day.In New York
city.
'1'. 11, Brown, of 11:1 11, McNaIiy &
Co., was in the Norwai son business
today,
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond Powers, of l it‘rauklin avenue,
Norwsik.
There were no (uses to distutb the
serenity of the N111 walk ppiiee 1'11an
this morning.
M ”M...-
lix-Mayor James 'I‘. Hubbeil. of Nor-
Witiii, continues ill of the grip at his
home in Wilton.
L'ugene J. Van Ness, of Bayvlew ave-
nue, is visiting his sister, at her home
In Orange, N. J.
Mrs. (Yito IIatt-h, who is sojourning
at tho Norwulk Hotel, is tho guest
today of friends in Itidgeiield.
”Gordon and Littleton in song and
story. liowayton'llbse Co's Lawu Ft'lt:
tonight. ,
Miss I 1‘uiiy ’i‘1Istran1,ot‘ Roton Hill,
is the 1 guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Wil
melt at their home in 011 Ridge.
tiemge Mct'riiI,11l’ Staten Island,
the guest of Mr and Mia. Fred I’itzeiif:
of Stuart 11v,enuc for a few days
Mrs. (liiiistina Feltnouth. of Boslwon
is the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Maiheis, of ngli'street; Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M, Nibloek and
liars. W. 1:. 01161111110, of Norwalk,.on-
joyed an nutotnbiie ride to dridgeport
this morning.
Despite the cool atmosphere last ev-
ening. quite a large number of people
Went to Itoton " oint and. enjoyed
dancing.
There will be dancing this evening
at the Knob. Music will be furnished
by the .-l.1omé May Banjo Club, (It
Bridgepoit.
M. F. Barry, (11' New Brunswick, N.
J., representing IIershon &. Muck. ci-
gai 111a1111f111-'1',t11111s is in town {or a
few days visiting relatives
A number of Nonalk young ladies
will give a luncheon at the Pine Ledge
Club, tomorrow eve11i11g,when they
will have several gentleman friends
‘as guests.
—Bodily pain loses It terr111 if von
have a bottle. of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrle
Oil in the house. Instant relief in
ease of burns. cuts,spratns, accidents
of any sort.
Miss Ida Field, of Quintard avenue,
accompanied by her friend and guest.
Miss Bertha tilgiey, of North Branford,
Is visiting Miss Florence Me.1d,loi'
Greonwich today
The CriminaI'ECourt: of Common
Pleas will open next Tuesday at
Bridgeport with Judge John H. Light
on the bench. Quite a number of cases
are awaiting trial.
Principal and Mrs. E. H. Humbert.
of East Nor,walk who have that re-
turned from their vacation have mov
ed Into the house formerly occupied
by Charles R. Baker, 296 East avenue.
-...ristopher Simmond,‘ porter at the
Namath Hotel, who hasbeen under—
going treatment at the“ Norwalk Hos~
pitai tor several dIys put, was dis-
charged from that institution, yester- ‘
day, much improved
Herbert June. who redacted some
months ago from the. altharn I'loro-
logical school and took a position in
Gloversviilie, New York. is now em-
ployed in I jewelry store in Bridge
port. .
Miss Angeline Scott will resume her
duties at the South Namath library
tomorrow Ifter‘io pleasant vacation
spent in New York Ind New Jersey.
The library with“ Sunday from
2.30 to 6.30 for reading only
1. '.B LI Rte 8151111 Main
rep! a? sitter, bu removed
,\bisoilieei'ronithauodndinorotthe
[unrated building on the Dies at the
Western Union Tm ceiling on
the ground floor ,
will occupy the
Ir Lawn-11101
Brennan
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Tornado
Insurance
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Very LawRatos'
Full information
gladly furnished by
Taylor& Golden
74 Washington BL, 60. NOrwIIk, CI.
SCHOOL CALENDAR.
Opening of Fall Term to Commence
September 6—Dates of Other Terms.
Fall term begins Tuesday, Septem-
ber tith, ends Friday, December 23rd.
Length of term—«iii weeks,
Winter term begins Tuesday
uary 3rd. ends Friday, April
Length of term—41': weeks.
Spring term begins Monday. April
24th, ends Friday, June 23rd. Length
of term—9 weeks.
School closed, Thanksgiving Day
November Zith and' Friday, November
25th. Lint-alas Day, Monday. February
13th, Washington Birthday. Wednes-
day. February 22nd.
Wednesday. May (list.
——Ap1'ii 23rd.
.Iau-
l-Iih.
Easter 1905
LIKE THE TOWN.
Haberdashern who inspected it Yel-
terdny With Tel. Raymond
Were Well Pleased.
The representatives of a l.1rge firm,
manufacturers of huberdashcry in Man-
ebesmr England. who were showed ov~
er the town yesterday by Thomas 1.
Raymond with a View to selecting a
site for their American branch, were
accompanied by their attorney. 'I‘liey
appeared li’Iutii pleased with the town
and telephoned to Mr. Raymond re~
gaIdiug certain points that had come
up, on their return to New York city.
PINE LEDGE CLUB.
Entertained at Whist YefiYerday by
Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond
The Pine Ledge Whist Club was en-
tertained at the Pine Ledge tiiub house
Pine Point, yesterday by Mrs. Thomas
I. Raymond. The club prize was award-
1111 to, Mrs. 0, E. Wilson and the guests'
award was made to Mrs. Lippert.
The next session of the club will be
two weeks hence, » when Mrs. C. W.
Many will be the hostess.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
The r‘airfleld Smith West Auxiliary
of the state association will meet in
the Cannon M. E. Church, Tuesday at-
ternoon and evening, September 20.‘
The general secretary, the Rev. Elliott.
li‘. 'i‘aluiage. of Hartford; and the pres
ident oi’ the auxiliary. MrHWaIter I’.
iiatch, oI’ Strttll'ord. will be present.
Speakers from New Canaan, lianbury,
Noiwalk and New York city, will pur-
tieipate The afternoon session will
begin at 3 and the evening session at
1:15.
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REPUBLICANS TO MEET.
The connnlttcc on organization of
the Republican Campaign Club will
report at a meeting (if the club to be ‘
held this evening at 8 o‘clock I11 the
new hemlquartrrn, Quittner‘s block.
Railroad avenue. At this time the or-
ganization of the club will be 1per-
I’erteti.
WIRES WERE CROSSED.
The Norwaik fire alarm hell on Mill
Iiiil rang sevetal times last evening
about 6 ociock but no box number
sounded. The trouble was caused by
wires being crossed while being chang
ed from one side of the road to the
other side of Smith street.
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH PARTY.
A lawn party will be held this even
ing at Athe parsonage of the Knight
streetA M. It). church In North ave
nue ’fliers will be a proginm of on
tbitaiameut
GONE Tb MAINE.
Ilr. ,II C. Sherer let't today for a
week's visit to Boston and points in
Maine. Dr. Jean DuMortier will attend
Dr Sherer's practice during his ab
sent-11,.
Mrs. Percy E.
Ivard and Miss Katie Swan IeIt‘his
afternoon for a sojnnrn at Asbury
Park,
“shitting.“ if
Football Guide i
. Just Out.
C O L E MAN’S
News Store.
10 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. O, Bpaidlng’n Baseball
Ind Sporting Goods. -
if You Pay Your .,
Bills By Check
yon {II Inn i mflpt
tho! m not b: all». ‘4
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ours NORWALK”
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Deeorntion Day. ‘
Ferris and son Ed- V .
Our Urn: Guarantee. Sula-4mm: or Money Book.
. $l0 and $l2 Cutaways
"Cut to $2.98
IF YOU'RE ONE OF THE LUCKY MEN WHOSE CHEST
MEASURES 34,35,116, 37 OR 42. THIS WONDERFUL BAR-
GAIN OFFER i8 FOR YOU. CLEANING OUT ALL OF OUR
CUTAWAY COATS WITH VESTS, IN PAST BLACK DIAGON-
AL, ROUGH CHEVIOT AND DARK MIXED WORSTEDS AT
$2 98, FORMERLY SIO AND $12.
. YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY IF YOU WANT YOURS.
‘ FANCY DRESS TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AT
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES THIS WEEK.
GOOD NEWS FOR BIG MEN: BLUE ’AND BLACK
SERGE SACK COATS WITH VESTS, LEFT FROM 310 AND
sizsUITs, 11732.93. , " i 3 1‘" 31312"
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ROGERS & STEVENS
1 Successors to Comatoali Bros.‘
IOUTH NORWALK. TIL. CALL. an.
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If we can‘t have both, we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. If there is one particular reason .for
our business growing like it has, we believe it's because
we look after our customers so well——our customers‘ in-
terests are. our own No matter what you want, we‘ll get
it for you and in better shape than any one else. , ,‘
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BUY ()A'I‘S THAT'S CLEAN. _ '1'
'- «_ ,fl 1' 15,; MANUEL fr. HATCH.
FACT S.
THE TRUTH OF PIANO CONSTRUCTION is often HIDDEN BY
A HANDSOME CASE. If a 111n1111f111.turer has a given nmtiunt to put
in tile instrument and uses the greater part In the ease, naturally all
the rest suffer, and "(III the rest“ is what you most need. You don't
spend such an amount for an oInamenl, but Ru a musical instrument,
and it 11.6 construction is sacrificed for beauty, the tone quality can-
not last, and you find you have only a "thmnp-box", which gives your
nerves a shock (‘Ill‘h time you strike a note. It is harsh,“tinny", has
no singing qualities, but is good to look at, pretty poor satisfaction for
your good money! '
. It you want real lasting and exquisite tone. an action always re-
s=.pensive ALL THE NERVE RACKING OBJECTIONS ELIMINATED.
seethe A I.. A III‘L‘
JEWETT.
11111111111 Musical Instruments
‘A Fresh Supple Just Received
' at the r
6 South Main St. Store of
W P. BEERS
Having purchased the business of “the Lee
Tea and Bullet Co.. at II North Main st. I
. RIII DIODdIed [0 give IIIIJ CIISIOIIIGI'S; dIId DQI‘?
Ions the best possbie service. Good coeds
, , at roasouable DTIGޤ will 111111 the method of
conducting the b stress
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All can pan the door. Night
‘ Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 16 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET;
WALL S’I‘REET, 10:10 11. 1n.—’I‘he
stock market opened quiet and hesitat-
Ing, with slight fractional changes
either way. Reading was bought in
round amounts and advanced to 62 5-8.
newal of yesterday's pressure against
Atchison, and it lost half.
WALL STREET, noon—Board room
oporattns sold the more representative
western stocks, but the early effect
on prices was slight, owing to the {111'-
ther rise in the coalers. Idrle second
preferred. Chesapeake & Ohio, New
York Central and Metropolitan Securi.
ties advanced l to l l-‘.' and Continen~
Iiii Tobacco pf1l., ii I-B. I‘rices were
yielding all around again at noon, the
heavy selling of the grain carriers 11n-
derInlning the market. Iionds were
tirm.
WALL S'I‘I‘tIIE'I‘, l p. n1.——-The sell-
ing movement showed signs of exhaus
lion after 12 o‘clock and there were
but few additional losses of conse-
quence. Not, much effort was made to
force a rally and the market became
dull when the selling ceased.“ Some
obscure stocks advanced buoyantly,
Snuff pfd., jumping 4%. Smelling
was run up 1%, but there was some
heaviness in a number of the low
priced railroad stocks which have re;
'cently been advanced.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires 0!
Maples 62 Goidschmidt_ Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwnik. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amai, Cup, 57 57% 567,41 I17
A111. 1111., , 1:11 111,1; 1111, 1151‘,
A111. Smelt, 6% try. tilt; [6%
Am. Sugar. 131% 131% 13le Iiilii'.
A. '1‘. &. S. Fe, 70% III 80% 80%
A. 'I‘. A‘: S. I”. [11.93% 98% 93% 98%
Iiaito. At Ohio, till-“$3 87%, 56% 3611.
ii‘kiyu, R. 'I‘.. 511,1, 547.1. fill/g hilt,
IliIIfirs, & Ohio, 383.1. 3954.1 38% 3‘.)
I‘ll. (it, West” Ibiig 15% ‘ 15‘..." I131"
(III. M. & S. I’. Iii!» Ii’ph lb'I-ig 11111,:
(lot I", d: |., 37% 371/. dtiié 3|in
Col. South. 151,1; IL'II/g 11,1 153%,»
(Jon. (Ins, Illti 196% Iiiti iiiti
*Dei 51111111., 163% Iiii 163% 163%"
"119.27% 28% 27% 28
Elie, Isl, pi'., 61% 65 CHI, 64%
Gen. Idler" 166 166% ltiti 166
,Ill. Central, 1377,11 1377,11 137% 137%
31011, it Nash, 120% 121 120% I21
Manhattan, 155% 155% 155% 155%
Met. St. lty., 119% 120% 119% 119%
Mex. Central, 117/1. 11311 117.1; 117s.
‘M. K. & 'I‘.. 22% 22% 22% 22%
M. K. & T, of 47% 47% 46% 47
Mo. Pacific, 97 97% 91% 96%,
N, Y.Centrai, 122% 123% 122% 123
Norf. & West... 681,113 68% 68 68
Out. 6'; West., 31711 32 31% iii-‘36
I’eun. R. It, 125% 12579 12.5%., 125%
Reading, 621/. 63 till 62%
Read. ist. pf. 85 85% 85 85%;
Read, 2nd. pf.,~75 76% 75 76%
Rep. Steel, 7% 7% 7% 7%
Rock Island, 25%, 261,13 2531/. 85%;
South. Pee, 513% {17 56% 56%
So. Ry. Co, 23% 28% 28%. 28%
So, Ry, (‘11., pf. 94 941/,» 94% 94%
Texas I’nc.. 31,61 til-k. 30% 31
"Union Pac., 98% 98% 98 98%
U, 8. Leather, 7% 7% 7% 7%
U. 8. both. pf. 86% _ 861,4. 86 86
U. S. Steel. ‘ 12% 12%, 12% 12 ’
u. 8, Steel, pf., 11117.1, 61% \111191. 111191,
Wabash, 19% 19% 19% 19%
Wabash. pf., 39% 39% .39 39 '
West. Un. Tel., 90 iii) . 90 90 ‘
Wis. Cent. 18% 18% ‘ 18% 18%
‘Div. 1% per cent.
"Div, 2 per cent.
HER 104TH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs Elizabeth Hunt Celebrates The
Event at Middletown by Giv-
ing 11 Party to Relative-
MIDDLE'I‘OWN, August 31.——Mrs.
Elizabeth Hunt celebrated the 101th
anniversary of her birth today, sur-
rounded by her chlldren, grand child-
ren, great-grand children and great-
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Hunt's home is In Brooklyn, N
Y., but she spends each summer, It the
home of her son Frederick Hunt in
this city. She is as sprightly and on-
tury ago, and she distinctly remembers
shaking hands with Lafayette In New
.Yor in 1816 and has a good recollec-
tio, of some of the incidents or the
War of 1812.
BORED av HEIFER.
Poquetan'uck Man Will Probably Die
AI Result of Being Toned. ,
NORWICH, Aug. 31.—~Henry Hart,
aged“, or Poqnetanuck. was gored
and seriously injured by a two—year-
old heifer early today. Hart m
awakened by the better prowling about
his garden, and he attempted to fright
en the animal away. The better rush
ed at him Ind tossed 111111 high Into
the air. Hart’s eye was terribly gash-
ed and his head was cut. He also re»
ceived Internal Injuries. HII condi
lion Is crItIcII. ,1
WATIRIELON FEAST.
inn Molnar moiety. will give I
the I‘. at
ergetic as she was a quarter of a 11cc '
IIcINNINo FRIDAY. A110. 10, wt: WILL am. 'rIiI nIMAItm
In or 01111 NEW. suuuzn sum AT A neducrlou or at 19'.
PER cam on 141 are non F0 amen Low PRICIO.
even? LIoH'r WEIGHT, (two .1111 mm pIm), MIN'I only,» IO
INCLUDED 1N THiB orran. rue Aaaonmaur 1110th ‘
BLUE canoe. BLACK THIBET AND UNDnEIscn woua'rn
AND FANCY CASSIMERES, WORBTEDB AND HOMEIPdNI.
news 020 sun's ARE now $13.30. whim
1111:st m sun's ARE now 012.00 {“15}
men's :15 surrs ARE now 010.00.1fi'
.1 MEN'S $12 sum ARE now 8 0.00. I“ II
SALE.
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SELLECK 81 PRICE
I Clothiers Ind Furnisherml " 1
Oil Washington Street. South Norwaik.
:‘lLEPHONE chm; 324-2.
Saturday
Aug. 27th 1904.
‘ Evergreen Corn, large and fine, 16c doz. , .
Cabbagea, large heads, 51:. '- tt-b 1
Lima BeanI,4 qt!" 25c ‘ . r 1 #13111,
Fresh Eggs, the real article, 341: doz. "331.1
Giiiftowor Apples, fine eating apples, 30¢ peck.
Nico Cooking Apples, 30c peck.
Paschal, Bartlett Pears.
Sweet flotatoen.
Pure Cider Vinegar with a fine fruity flavor.
Ginger Root, Fine Lemons.
A square deal, straight, open and above board, weight Ind mull!!!
ntime..,1 :11'IILIIII- I“ 1
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on o f different glasses if done ab lb
111! rooms of 11. l}. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped offices to
Norwalk. he has every means for malt ing the most accurate and renal
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses are
structed to order, and special lenses 0 1' any kind are furnished. 1.1
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraotlng Optician. .'
Room 9 United Bank Building, South New“; Conn.
Specini Appointments It convonlen ce 0! patron.
Gino. hours, 8. 11: 45, 12: 45, 0: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
TELEPHONE 10..
Our Variety of Fresh Fish includes:
aosrou BLUES. so. aurranrisu,
WEAKFISH. [fat 5' 1,» P01111123,
cont-'IsI-I. , , y,- ,1 ; ,., SOFT SHELL can”.
HALIBUT. ' ' LIVE 1.03er113,
Eats. 13' - '1 t 1' 1‘ Lo‘Nc AND ROUND cLAIIIO.
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrll' I'll 7
[rubella-20 White 81.. Dnnbury; 75PIcIIIo “1'0“,“an ' "
for Prices. 5 V
Schaub’s Market
22 Washington Qtrect. ' ,zfif, ,
Phone 328-2. ‘ F
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