1
1, Adams Express 00.. at
we warn
PHONE. ‘365-5.
We make our 0
[co Cream
absolutelu 01 all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washtngton St.
1111111111113 1111113
bkcallops at Cutbill's Bridge Fish
market.
Watch Schaub‘s adveitlslng space
for p1ices on meat.
September bargains In pianos and
organs at Stemctt s. See au.
New line of umbrellas Just received
at Coleman‘s. Prices Hinge from 30c
up.
George A. Maycock of New Haven,
drove to Notwalk yesterday 111 his
automobile
Miss Annie Kindillen, of Newport.
it 1., is visiting Miss May McUabe.
of Washington St.
Mrs, A. G, Jttdson has gone to Hart-
ford to spend two weeks at the home
of l". l". Bytngton.
11 rodeii1k Betts, of New York, was 11
Labor Day guest of his father, A. G.
Betta, of Main street.
Miss Amy Lawrence, of West street.
entered upon a course of study at the
Stamtord High School this morning.
Miss Hattie Sherwood of New Yo1k
who has been stopping with 1elatives
in North Main street returned to her
home this mor.ning
Every stock in Htslop's store is
showing tempting lots of wanted mer-
chandlse. It Will pay you to caTrefully
read the oil‘criugs in the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, (11
South Main erect. who have been
summcring at Portland, have gone to
the White Mountains tor a sojourn.
Miss Margaret ,‘,Ha1ty of Franklin
avenue, began the duties of a new
position as cashlcl and bookkeepta at
Olsen Brothers" shore store In Nor-
walk.
Rohcrt Scott and Herbert Byington
' has returned to their homes in Hart-
.. ford after a several week‘s visit with
relatives and friends in
walk
South No1"
Yell should select your banker as
carefully as yott do your physician.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank can
be depended upon as a reliable insti-
tudon.
Mrs. John H, Ferris and Miss Mary
Cunningham will . leave tomorrow
morning tor a vacation trip in Canada.
Mrs. Ferris went to New York this at-
ternoon.
Miss Florence Chancellor has return-
ed ,from her summer vacation spent
at White Hill and Woodtnont and this
morning resumed her duties In the
South Norwalk High School,
A large touring motor car took fire
in Rowayton yesterday morning.
Charles Raymond, F. E. Lockwood 6‘1
Company‘s expert repalr‘man, axed up
matters so the machine could continue
its journey.
Harry Cooley, of South Norwelk, and
Algie Scarles, of Norwalk. made an
extended Labor Day tour. Their trip
included a visit to Hartford. Spring—
field. Holyoke and Springfield. They
at rived home late last night.
Frank H. Atherton, a former South
Norwalk be. who now holds the posi-
tion of cashier in the office of the
Bridgeport.
spent the day at the home of his par
cuts in Golden Hill street
Clerk Conley, of F. D. Lav'vton‘s
South Main street store, left his bicy-
cle In the rear of Frank Wellnng’s sal-
non in Railroad Place yesterday. When
he returned the machine had disap-
pfnged. The police were notified of the
e t.
Ponassus Council, Royal Areanum.
of Norwalk. will celebrate the reno
voting of their lodge rooms. Sons of
Temperance Hall. in the Gazette build-
ing, this evening. The rooms have
been thoroughly overhauled. re—pap
‘ ered and re- ”painted Much new furnl
ture used in the lodge work has been
installed.
—Dr. I. C. Newhlrit has returned
from his vacation. Appointments can
now be mode for dental work.
Mrs. Samuel F. Foster, of Norwnlk'.
and parents, Mr. and Mi‘t.’ Alfred Stev-
ens. and brother George“ A. Stevens.
of Bethe] and Ira. James Brundnge,
1 of Norwalk. were visitors at Bevin
Rock ubof mo .
Jurr ARMED
A fresh mi of m Celehruted
Tornado
Insurance
Full Information
gladly furnlohed by
14 Wuhlngton BL,
ADDITIONAL LocAi. ans
John McCormick and
friends in Bridgeport.
Itlng 111 Great Harrington, Mass.
Charles F.
mul school.
Very LowRator
Ta ylordt Golden
Io. Nona-1K, 0t.
Miss Sybil
Menium spent yesterday the guests of
l“. D. Lawton. the well known Nor-
walk and South Norwalk grocer. Is vis-
Rlder, who has been 111
for several weeks at his home in West-
port avenue, continues about the same.
Miss Hattie M. Clark, of Elinwood
avenue, entered upon a course of study
this morning In the New Haven Nor
Our Oreo: durum 1.- Satisfaction or Money Book.
Our Half-Yearly Trousers Sale
Is'Rlch In Bargains
Trousers prices take a sharp sag downward during our
regular Semi-Annual 'l‘rouscrs Sale. Most of you know the
character of the bargains this sale always produces. You will
not be disappointed this time.
(kids and ends of this season's good ’l‘rottsers, light and
medium weights, in all sizes, await your choosing at very
much reduced prices:
$2.50 Trousers selling for ........... . .$1.48
$3.00 Trousers selling for ........ . ..$1.98
$4.00 Trousers selling for .......... . . .0248
$4.50 Tropsers selling for .......... . . $2.98
$5.00 Trousers selling for . ............ $3.48
lly getting here Saturday when the sale starts, you get
in on the 111111111 of the showing. 1 lil'll‘l
J’i’tlyilling you need in wears for over Labor Day, you can
Through an unavoidable error it was
stated in these columns yesterday that
Miss Lillian Deverell, stenographer at
the Norwslk probate Court, ts in of
find here without labor, and at small expense.
man's and boy's.
Hate to hose,
typhoid fever.
ed to her home 111 Astoria, 1.. 1.,
a three weeks' visit In South Norwalk
the guest of Mrs. H. C, Sherer, of West
Washington street.
misfortune to lose considerable money
Decker Field. yesterday morning, ow-
Ing to a ltole In his pocket.
Among the visitors at Savin Rock
yesterday from the Norwalks were Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Martin, Mrs. G. 11.
Quinturd, Harry Cooley, Harry Tryon,
Algie Salaries and Alfred Boutwcll.
—-There will be dancing at ltoton
Point every night this week, also Wed~
ncsdnys and Saturdays after this week
until Sept 25th.
You can lit 11p the children for
4111111111 at small cost at the Boston
Store, as they are making special in-
ducements In dresses coats blouses,
etc. See ad.
of 111nuil'eur yesterday and took a
party composed of W. C. Jessup 11an
lilll'liiy to Stamford and then to New
Hatch in E. H Hotchkiss Cadillac
111111,
Miss Anna Scott and Mrs.
Post, of Stamford. also Mrs. Lupfer
and daughter, from Van Courtlandt
Park, were guests over the day 111’ Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Lawrence, at their home
in Wtst street,
James '1‘. Hubbell, err-mayor of the
City of Norwalk, who has been laid
11p by illness at his home in Wilton
101 st veral days past was able to come
down to his 11ch this mmn.ing M1.
ilnbbcll is a member of the law firm
of Walsh & l-lubbell.
Emma
Norwalk militiamen write home that
a carload of battalion balggage was
lost. 11111301 Eben 1,1111 l"0((‘lV(‘(i
his hm so but the saddle lvi1nt 11111111)
with the carioad of baggage rct'e11ed
111. Whether the populnt major had to
ride bareback or enrolled a saddle
somewhere is not stated
pm‘tlu plaster.
A 111 1111111
cured me of a chronic bronchial
cough. it was recommended to me
by :1 Bridgeport druggist, who
knew of many cures it had
wrought among . s customers. it
has my hearty endorsements. —C.
'1‘ hotnton McGee, 78 Park St., Hart-
ford. "
, .
At all Drug Stores, 25, 50, 31.
Now 1.11.. of Umbrellas
Just Received
1390 Up.
Night Views of New York
Dreamland, and Local Post Cards.
COLE MAN’S
News Store,
to Noeth Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. apaldlng'e Bluebell
and Sporting Goods.
and
If You Pay Your
Bills By Check.
you '1! he re a rooolpf
111111111111 not be dis-
Miss Alina Belle ()‘Drlcn has return-
after
Conductor Charles J. Ferrisa had the
at the morning baseball game at the
William Shepard assumed ..1e role .
w A bad habit stlekoth closer than :1 ‘ .
Next week, opening of our Fall lint Show.
ROGERS asrnvms
Successors to Comuoelt Bros."
cou'rn NORWALK. "1.. c1114.. m.
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.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. _' ';
MANUEL '1‘. HATCH. , ,
I i
1
September Bargains
1—WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CA SE ....................... $240.00.
9 This insttumcnt has been united to a famous singer and actress.
,1 13-1111 three months tilts summer.
1—WOODBURY PIANO. MAT-L, WAS 3325.00 NOW ........ .3260.00
{1 Large sized Instrument. pmicct as new rented this Suitimer two
1 months must be 100" to be appreciated
1—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS 3325.00 NOW 3275.00.
9 _ An opportunity to secure .1 line, high-grade instrument at a low
prlt‘o.
t—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD AS NEW, ............ . ..... 340.00.
This Instrument has an actual value of 3100.00, the small demand
for parlor organs is the season we offer it so low.
‘1
l
a THESE ARE NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP-
- RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULDBE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-
: SIDERATION. ‘
1f yott prefer to make Konthly payments, we will be very glad to
strange same to your convenience,
r.‘1.p1..... 865-11.
. . t .-
86 Washington Street.
- «w.-. .._......._..___.
A complete and fresh 11113111 or
Eastman Keith and applies
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONmRY STORES ,
aJ'Wall St, Norwalk. ‘ 6 So. Main St., S'opth Norwalk.
‘ two points.
Am. C. & 11‘. pl Til-'1’. 79 78% 79
Am. Cot. Oil, 33 33 33 33
A111. ice. 61,1; ' 61,; 6% 6%
Ant. Ice, pf.. 26% 211-31; 1‘16 1,1, 2113111
A111. 1111311.. 21 21 21 21
Am. Smelt, 65% 65 $4 65% 65%
Ant. Sugar,130-V.,.l.lt 130% 1:10:14
Anaconda. 8014‘, 801,41 80 80
A. '1‘. & S. Fe ill-7'1“; 8:! Bros 8131;
A. T.& S. 1“. pt 98M, 99 98% 99
Hello. & Ohio. 88 88% 871.. 88%.
B'klyn. R. 'I‘.. 55% 56 5.3% 55:14
Chris. & Ohio, 391/11 40% 391/11 405;,
Chi. & N. W., 1901»; 191 1901/; 1911-1,
Ch. Gt. Weill... 15% 15% 1511;. 15%
1:. 11.11111. 131.55% 15111,. 1.35:1. 1511a,
17.111, F. 81 1., 37 :17 3611!; 31119
(“111. South. 11171;; 167,11 1611,. 1611,.
D111. & 11011., 165% 166 164% ltiti
Eric. 20 3111,... 23”.); 30
Erie, lst, pf., 55% 66% 65% 61'”
Gen. idles.- 170110 171 170% 17011.1
111. Central. 1119 1391/; "19 139
11111.8; Nash, 1220; 123 122.1; 123
Manhattan, 1.14%, 15474; 15471315473.
Met. SI. R12. 121:”. 121% 119% 120‘,’
Mex. Central, 13 13 12-711, 1271..
M. K. & T.. 221/, 23% 2211" 22%
M. K, 11‘; '1‘., pt 48 49 its 49
Mo, Pacific. 98% 98% 977,11; 98%
Not. Lead. 23-13 23111 231311 2311'.
N. 1'. Central, 124 12419 123'}; 121
Nerf. & West, 118% 68‘1“. 118% 68%
Ont. & West, 311/; 321,41; 3117‘; 1‘12
l’ac. Mail, 29% 301.4; 291% 3011
Penn. R. 11.. 1257.3 1261;.) 1253‘ 126%
Fee, Gas. 102 102% 1112 1021,11
Reading. 01% 6711'. 64% 6052
Read. lst. pf. 85 85% 85 85%
Read. 2111] pt. 75 “1552 7575112
Rep. Steel, 7% 7'94 7% 7%
Rock Island, 27% 27 {A 21% 2791.1
ltock island pf 71 71 70% 71
South. Fae, 57% 57%. 57 571/1
Sou. By. (10.. 291,113 29% 29% 29%-
So. Ry. Co. pf 95% 95% 95%, 95%
Term. C. & 1.. 45% 45%; 45 45%
Texas For... 31% 31% 31% 31%
Union Pee, 99%; 997.1; 99 991/;
U. S. Leather, 7% 7% 7% 7%
U. S. Leath. pf. 87 87 867.1; 86%
. U. S. Rubber, 19 19 18% 18%
U. S Steel, 137,1". i4 13% 13%
U S. Steel, pf. 62% 627,15 61713 62%
Wabash. 20% 21, 20% 20%
Wabash, pf., 40% 41%. 40% 41%
West. U11. Tel., 91% 91% 91 91
Wis. Cent. 19% 19% 19% 19%
poled-’7 ’-
I": a goody-ray to
Jru'p an oooaunf of
GOLD MEDAL TUB BUTTER,
BEST VERMONT BUTTER, ..... ..... I....... .......
GOLD MEDAL PRINTS, .
1 in 1n the Butter Business 11011.
W
noon-o .u-u.
nova-‘Itoouo-u
......... 24¢,LB.
noon-01'.
250 1.0.
your DIDDIISOS. {00.
South Norwalk
Pulncnam cusses, ..... 10c iLB.
"PREMIUM BLEND" coerce, (“The best In 111. wot-111") 400 Le.
”mountaineers“. .............1. an: 1.0.
MCJBLENDCOFFEE, , 25¢ a.
nun: use. ..
oo-o‘nceolluo-II.
us..--....
n on lilo-wt..-
7.3.1 Eli:
.....100 ‘1
TOILET EAPEB.
ONE YEARS SUPPLY OF
THE FINEST TOILET PAPER
MANUFACTURED FOR 31.00
12,000- 8HEETB,- WITH NIC-
KEL PLATED FIXTURE.
THE ELIFFlllill PHARMACY
T111 Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Calla Annwerod. Tel. Call, 15 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. m.-,—The
stock market started active and gen-
erally higher after the three days‘
holiday. The exceptions amongst the
prominent stocks wete United States
Steel 11111., Pennsylvania, Erie, St.
1Paul ’and the Mottopolltan Tractions.
which were slightly lowet. Southern
Pacific rise 5-8 on the transfer of s
[BOO—share block and there were large
dealings In Reading, Southern Pacific
anti Rock island at fractional ad-
vances.
WALL STREET. 1 p
came the most active teeth a after 12
o'clock. Blocks of 1.000 to 5, 0 shares
were bought, lifting all classes of the
stock a point. The general list was
uncertain. Reading reacted a point and
some of the Grnng‘ers and Pacifies were
easier, while there were sharp ads
vances elsewhere. Louisville & Nash-
ville. Consolidated Gas, Pacific Mall
and Virginia Carolina Chemical ad-
vanced 1 1-4 and Ontario & Western
1 1-2. Republic Steel pfd. yielded 1 1—4
and Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis
m.-—Erlc. be-
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private tutor or
Maples it Goldschmldt, Commission
Brokers, Swan: 8: Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amsl. Cop. 58 68 {17‘ 5711
Am. C, & 1‘. 01119111, 19% 19 19
HAYMAKERS ELECT orricans.
Sever-I South Norwalk Men Honored
at Annual Convention Yesterday.
About twenty members of Uncas
Haymakers‘ Association attended the
annual convention held at Savln Rock
yesterday. After the business and ban-
quet the delegates inspected the var-
ious attractions of the White City.
These officers were chosen at the
business session:
Past Chief Haymaker—A. it. Down.
of New Haven.
Chief Haymsker—F. W. Stiles, of
Merlden.
Vice Chief Haymsker—J. Jacobs, of
New Haven.
Collector of Straws—A. B. Freeman.
of South Norwalk.
Keeper of Bundles-William Rlsley,
of Hartford.
Steward for three years—William
-—-—-—~—Mlller. of South Norwnlk
Steward for two yours—George E.
Frisbie. of New Haven 1
Steward for one year—F. A. Sears, of
Naugntuck. 1
Representative to National Conven-
tion, which will be held at Reading,
Pa.——A. B. Down, of New Haven fer
two yesrii. and A. M. Pohlmau, of
South Norwalk. for one year.
The following officers were then ap-
pointed by their chief hnymnker:
First Farmer—41‘. H. Sensor. of
South Norwallr.
Second FamMeorge Madison, of
Serum“
- Guard of the Harland w. mains
Stanford
“KM;
MEN'S .20 SUITE ARE NOW 31m
MEN’S 31B SUITE ARE NOW 312.00
MEN’S 315 SUITE ARE NOW 310.00.
MEN'S 312 8UIT8 ARE NOW 3 8.00.
MEN'S 310 SUITS ARE NOW 3 0.07.
‘1 ——_——-—_—_ ,'
AGBORTMINT
--The Best Yet-e97
nomnmo FRIDAY, A00. 10, w: WILL "Lt. THI “MAINE; N
ER or 001! MEN'S summnn suns AT A nzoucvtou or II 110‘
PER CENT on 1-3 on FROM FORMER LOW Potato.
svenv 1.10111 we1on'r, (two and three piece). unit's WIT to
mctuoso in rate err-an. 1'11 5
31.11: sense, BLACK rmssr AND 0110111101120 wono‘rnn .
11110 FANCY 0113511451153, wonsrsos 11110 11011123110110. ‘
INOLUDIN '
BALE.
ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'8 SUITS INCLUDED TN TNI.
rat" at“
I Clothiers and Furnilhcrs.
SELLECK 81 PRICE
08 Washington Street, South Normlk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-5.
Yacht Club Salad Dies,
Have been outbut new 1
Ask for “Table Help. for Handout“. and ' ‘
Heston", a flue little back which will tell you how to grace you note with l‘, ‘ 5
25¢ BOTTLE. ‘
This in the perfection of Salad Dressings.
give notice of renewal of otock.
salad you may well be proud of.
GOSTON'S SLICED SMOKED HALIBUTT.
make a delicious fish salad or creamed flab, served in different Vinyl.
POMONA JELLY. TO use In rolls and fancy cokel, um. etc, .
WILL 00 OUR MONDAY'S BU SINEBS SATURDAY. CLOSED ON .
MONDAY—LABOR DAY.
Lorenzo Dibble
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at 11111 opti- 1
With one of the best equipped 0011393 In South’
Norwallr he has every means for making the most accurate and relinblg or
.ests and the best results are assured in every case.
cal rooms of H B Hoyt.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
Something fine.
All glasses All H
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Bulldlng.
Oneal-I Appointments It convenience of patron.
death Not-walk, Conn.
Office hours, B. 11: 45, 12: 45, 8: 00. Saturday evenings 7:0.
wit: 1
.050._
10°.'
a.“
TELEPHONE 10L
WRIT IND WASHINGTON STREET.
A
WE HAVE
ESCALLOPS
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Branches—80 White at. Danbury; 15 Pacific street, 0
Schaub’s Market.
22 WashingtonlStrcot.
Ho 5003 Best
rims-manners»
for Prices
Phone 322-2. /
Free dollvory to all part- of the 11111 1111100.
B. J. Cutbill’a Bridge Fish M’k’
Rm 111 John H. come out Ill.
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Watch This Spat-EOE
WI
mm ’0‘! MM DODINOI'IUDI.
oom- flnru: wrru voun event claimant“ ml. rin-
. rec-r Fin-me wanna-run.
a WALL ITRIIT.
0f the marriage; in general in the
0 B JACKSON,
.1}.
woo our mt
consrournors.
"1'." T.
1
United States it is discovered that out
1.000 considered 139 men have been
married It least once before the ce-
lebration under consideration, while
the 801 will have mode vows for the
first time. Of the 1. 000 women in the
case only ninety-eight will have worn
widow's weeds before the wedding.
ed for at the followint post
the current week:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mrs. Leo Burnett, 1W. ,
Mrs. srolilo I W"
Cochra e. E. A. Daniele, lion,
Thus. out of 1.000 mammal. 237 will
have £13131“ or have worn Weddins
ore.
rlnxl
Honey occasionally nuke- a tool or
junta
”one,
Ramon.
Dye, Elmer Pillow, 01100118.,
W. H. Inhalers!“ unlined a ‘
1 man by Main; 111111 to break into
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