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5| Washmgion St.
bouillon ane5
The Misses Mockier, of the Boston
Store. have returned from a two vaca-
tion.
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A number of young people will still
to L'Hammacktomorrow and spend
the day.
A daughter was born ytetcrdny to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur St. John Hill, of
Morgan avenue.
l... as Bella linddcn of Notwaik lnit
yesterday 101‘ iiartford WIltlt' she wtlI
attend the Notre Dame school.
The Ladien' Auxiliary , A 0. ii. of
Neiwnlk, wdl 111cct ’Ihu1sduy evening.
when officers will be elected.
Samuel Smith Velsor. Book-keeper at
the City National Bank. has gone to
Paterson to spend a week's vacation.
Henry 'l‘1'ottdwell. who is connected
with a New York bank. ls spending a
couple of weeks at bio home in Nor-
walk.
I
Mr. and Mrs. William J. 'Benedict,
and Mr. and Mrs. Chester 8. Selleck.
of Norwalk, were Labor Day visitors
at Coney island. ‘
'l‘he Rennten and Kellogg fa111iiles,
who have been summering at l.‘i'iant-
mock, will return to their homes 111
Brooklyn this week.
liarry Oberlauder. oi’ L'Iinmmock.
captured a sinnk one day this Week.
lie also succeeded In landing a num-
ber of large weakiish.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and M115. James Grace, of Union
1tve11ue.Norwalk. The event makes
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert lidrton grand-
parents.
William O'Donnell, who for some
time has been the guest of his brother.
Rev. James H. O‘Donnell. rector of St
Mary's parish, has returned home to
New Haven.
Miss Bessie Nickerson has resumed
her duties at the office of the Holmes,
Keeler and Selleek Company store, af-
ter her vacation. during which she
was a guest of Miss Edith Wilson in
Yonkers. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. L. i). Bliss. oi‘ Wasti-
ington, D t‘.. arrived in Norwalk last
evening in thtlr Oldsmobile, on \routc
from Vermont to their home at the
capitalcity. and spent the night at the
Hotel Norwalk.
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Miss Nellie .Bheehan, manager of the
glove department at the Norwnllt
Boston Store, is enjoying a couple oi
weeks‘ vacation, most of which she,
intends to spend up the Hudson eror
and in the Catskill mountains.
—I)iphtheria. sore 'throat, ,croup. i11-
sinnt relief permanent cure. ilr. 'i‘no-
mas' Electric Oil. At any drug store
Mrs. Lee, a New York guest of Miss
Millie Sherwood, of Woodward. ave
nue. made a misstep while steeping
from the gutter to the sidewalk on
Meadow street, Saturday afternoon and
her ankle was sprained very badly.
lienry Bell Orchard. took last
week to Long Island, in his launch his
mother and sllstert accompanied by
their friends Miss Leckie and Miss
Patten, of Flatbush, and they succeed-
ed in getting a good supply of beach
plumbs, and an enjoyable sail,
Work on the alterations at Roton
Phint. as announced some time ago
in The Sentinel, .will be commenced
October 1. The sheds in the rear of
the hotel will be taken down and the
ground filled In for I first class ball
ground and trait-mile trotting track
Three centrifugal pumps will be used
to hurry the work.
The members or the South Norwnilr
Fife and Dru Corps went to Port
Jefferson L. ., yesterday afternoon,
to accompany the fire department of
that place to Siag Harbor today, where
their annual tournament will be h
The South N01 walk boys modes
showing when in went away in their
nutty uniformst der the direction of
under Chariot S. Beecher.
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The Norwnik Lnunch~Works is doub-
ling its capacity for the manufacture
of the Barker gas engine: ’The de-
mand for these engines this season has
been largely in axons! of the capacity
of the factory, and jute demand is in-
creasing. Sat] ed containers are the
greatest adven set-I of this product,
and the Barbe engine in now favor-
Vlth known thtV - 1 1 the worl
the contents of one package and freeze
A BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE!
W. offer tonal. It I bargain,
the homestead of Mr William B. Read.
corner of Burritt and Quint-rd avenue.
South Norwnlk. about 137 foot front on
Ouintard avenue, and about 120 foot on '
Burritt avenue. House contains all Im-
provements and in in first clan condi-
tion. Full particuinru and price of
Taylor& Golden,
14 Washingtgn 8b, 00. Nerwnik, Ct.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NE WS.
Judge .iom-ph it. ’i .11'Io1 in in Stain-
,d t.'odn) on business
Letter Curlier it}.
for the day and t‘.
siiiutlng.
V link is oil
it). 'oi‘ooi is sub-
Hurry (landee of Wanhington. l) t‘.
is the guest of Nelson 'l‘uylot, of South
Norwaik.
M1. and M1s. William F Kern and
daughter Mabel spent Labor Day at
Seaside Park.
A line baby boy was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis. Mother
and child are domg meely.
Mr. and Mrs. George H 'l‘rucndlcv
and son George, of Brookside, enjoyed
the sights at Conoy island L11l1orDay
Mrs. A. J.Mcckor and Miss Alida
iiall have returned bonit- to Not walk
from n 1101011111 at Ocean 111-mu New
Jersey.
Effinghmn Walgrove has returned to
his home I11 New York city after a
short visit with ('l1111lcs .l. Manny, of
Main street.
Mrs, (‘Imricn I'lennis will clilcl‘illill a
company oi friends at bridgi- whisi to-
morrow afternoon at her home in High
street, Norwulk.
Mr Timing. of lllinois is spotldlnga
few days vacation in Norwalk the
guest of his sister, Mrs. i). A. Now-
comb, of West Main street.
A meeting of the executive bomd ol
the Farther Lights Society will be
held this evening at the home of Miss
Carrie D’Attois, West street.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. P. Shouts and
daughters. Miss Marguerite and Miss
’i‘hcodora, were the guests of Miss Sal.
ly Sherwood lictts, Labor Day.
Miss Nellie St. John, of Port (‘hes—
te1 is enjoying a two months‘ v: nation
.11 the home of her cousin, Mix-1s Mary
t‘111111ingh11111, in Van Zandt Sift-d.
Miss Elizabeth Casey has returned
to her home in Meriden after a visit
in South Norwaik, the guest oi‘ Mr.
and Mrs. Charles FIIIUW, ot' llavliand
street.
UncasV’l'ribe voted at its meeting
last evening to hold 11 smoker in the
neat future. ’iho 11111tic1 was lcit in
the hands of the entoltalmuont c-om
mittee.
M1 and Mrs O. S. (‘in1k. of New
Yot'k city, we1e Labor Day guests of
Mrs. Clark’s patents. Mr. and Mrs.
'l‘ Iulrlndore Smith, of Camp street Nor-
W11
l’o11nssus(.‘ouncil, itoynlA1'c:11111111,of
Norw11ik.fo1n1ally opened their reno-
vated lodge 10111115 in the Gazette build-
ing last evening. A ve1y pleasant ses-
sion was held. 'i‘wo applications for
111c111iership wcm received.
mot.
The midweek service of the South
Norwalk Congicgatlonal (hurt it will
be resumed tomorrow night at ’1': 4.”.
o'clttlt. A plepmalory lecture will be
given by the pastor in anticipation of
con11111111io11 on. the coming Sunday.
EVERYTHING BUT THE ICE
‘11 a package of JELer l(.‘.1 E CREAM
POWDER for malt. 11:; delicious ice
cream. Simply add a quart of milk
(or milk and cream mixed) to
No healing or fussing. . This Is the
time cry'etu when ice cream tastes bet
ter than anything else you can put on
the table. Order toda from your
grocer.
Two pattkages‘25 cunts.
New Line of Umibrcllas -
Jug! Received
890 Up.
Night View of New York and
Dreamland, and Local Post Cards.
COLE—MAN’S
News Store.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Opaiding'n Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
If You Pay Your
Bills By Check
you ’il have a receipt
that can not be dis-
pulod
It’s a good way to
keep in account of
your expenses. too.
Seth Norwaik
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PURE LAND,
Our Oust Guarantor: Satisfaction or Money Book.
Our Half-Yearly Trousers. ,8an
‘ ls Rich In Bargains
'I‘rouztcrs prices take a sharp sag downward during our
regular Sc111i~.~\nnual 'l‘iouscrs Salc. Most of you know the
character of the bargains this sale always produces. You will
not I11' disappoinicd this time.
(bids and, rods of this sea-«111's good 'I'runscrs, light 00d
medium “rights, in all sizes, await your rimming at
much rcducctl prices:
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$2.50 Trousers selling for . ”$1A8
$3.00 Trousers selling for ... . . . . ......$I.98
$4.00 Trousers selling for . . . . .6248
$4.50 Trousers selling for $2.98
$5.00 Trousers selling for .. ..$3.48
.ly getting hcrc Saturday w-iun the sale starts, you get
in on the c1c1111L oi the showing. I ir-Nm‘l!
Anything you 11cctl 111 wcms for «wet 1/1. aluu' Day you can
find here without labor, and at small expense. . llats to hose,
man's and boys.
cht wcck, opening of our Fall Hat Show.
ROGERSBtS‘TEVENS
Successors to Commmii Eros:
IOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. u-L
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TOILET PAPER.
one YEARS SUPPLY or
THE rinse-r TOILET PAPER
MANUFACTURED FOR 31.00
12,000- 8HEET8.- WITH NIC-
KEL PLATED FIXTURE.
TBEEIIFNIBIIIIBIIIII
The Prescription 81018.
All can ‘bun the door. Night
Calls Annworod. Tel. CI", 162.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STRE I'i‘, 10.10 a. m.——Buylng
orders for most of the prominent
stocks I11 large blocks carried opening
prices today up from quarter to half
United States Steel stocks were the
only conspicuous exceptions, the com-
forted a half. The local tractions
showed tlto effect of the compromise
of the labor controversy in gains of
5-8 to 3—4. 'l‘herrc were sales of 4,000
shares of Rentbiig at 67 and 07 14.
compared with 06 3-4 last night, and
the stock made a further advance sub-
sequcntly.
WALL S'l‘Riilld'i‘, l p. m.——A rallv in
United States Steel pid. from 02 “IS
in 6:: 3-8 created a decided demand for
other metal stocks, iutt the railroad
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-
teresls 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.
j MANUEL T. HATCH.
September Bargains
1—WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CASE, ..6240 00.
This instrument has been rented to 11 {muons singer and actress.
Used tinee months this summer.
1—WOODBURV PIANO. MAH.. WAS $325.00 NOW ........ §260.00.
Large sized instrument. perfect as new, rented this Summer two
months. must be seen to be appreciated.
i—JEWITT PIANO. MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW $275..00
An opportunity to secure it il be high grade instrument; at a low
prtcc.
1~SHONINGER ORGAN, oooo As NEW, .. +4000-
Thls instrument has 1111 actual value of ”00.00, the stair“ demand
for parlor organs is the season We offer it so low.
THESE ARE NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP-
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-
SIDERATION.
if you prefer to make monthly payments, we will be very 8111‘] to
arrange same to your convenience.
Telephone ass-J.
I.fi*‘1_.
A complete and fruit stack oI
Eastman Kodak and Supplies.
.. w. P. BEERS
BOOK AND STATIONARY STORES,
.J Wall St, Norwalk. 6 $0. Main St, South‘NDrwalk.
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in 111 11111111 Bushes 1111
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GOLD neon 'run BUTTER,
near VERMONT surren, '24.:
GOLD MEDAL PRINTS,
museum cusses, 10c Ll.
“PREMIUM BLEND" curses. («+1. 1.... In the world") g1: LI.
SPECIAL'M u» coerce, an;
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11st was not much affected. ’i‘ennesscc
Coal was freely bought at an advance
of 1 7—8 and (‘olorado Fuel, Republic
Siccl pid.. and the Sloss Sheffield
stocks ram 1 1-2 to 2 Pullman Bag
pid.. ice pid. and Rubber Goods rose a
point each and Wheeling & Lake Erie
first pid. 1 1-4. Amalgamated was
marked 11p again to 59. Cotton Oil
yielded 1 and Minneapolis & St. Lou-
is 2.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples it Goldschmidt Commission
Brokers, Swartz 8c Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal. (711p, ,1'18 58% 58 bill/é
A111 C. St F. (“Didi/4 IS‘A 18% 181/.
Am. Cot. IUII, 321/; 32% 32 32
Am. ice 0‘13 0'39 til/4 0%
Am. ice. of, 211%. 27% 20%. 20%
Am. Loco. 2I',§ 21% 21% 2“,;
Am, S111elt., 057.1,, 057,1. 05M. 05‘»;
A111. Su'ar, till 1311/; lilo-21;. 130"...
Anaconda. 80 at 80 Sit-3".
A. 'i‘. at 8. I38, 32%88 831/8 80%
A . 'i‘ .&. S. 11. pf 09 599%; 03%; 98%;
Balm. & Ohio. 31! 89M 88% 1131;.
ll klyn. It. 'i‘., 615% 57%; 5135... i101),
Cili‘n’, & Ohio. 40% 407... ilti-‘it. 407.41
llhi. at N. W.. 111110; 1903/9 1905-”,- 100‘»;-
Uh. Gt. West. 15% 157,11 l5“, 15%
(lb. M. & S. P.158 153 1067.3; 157%
(Yul; l“. & i.. 36% 37% 36% 371,5,
Col. South.. it‘ll/3 16%; 113%; 15%
(ion, Gas, 197 197% 197 197%
Ilel. & II11d., 105% 100V 105" 1651/.
Eric. 30% 30% 29% 30%
Eric, lst. pf., tin-‘3’. 67 06% 067/1.
(Ion. Elt‘c, 170% 171 170%., 171
ill. Central, 139 139-11. 138% l381/2
Lou. & 11111111., 123% 123% 122% 122741
Manhattan, 155%. 1513 155% 155%
Met. St. Ry., 121 121 119V: 120
Mex. Central, 13 13% 13 13%
M, K. &‘ '1‘.. 227;. 231,1; 227,4. 23%
M. K. 8: 'I‘.. pf. 49 49% 49 401,4.
Mo Pacific. 98%; 991/13 98% 98%
Not. Lead. 24 24 23% 23%
N. ‘1, Central. 124%]. 124%, 124V. IZIIIA
NorI'. & West, 08% 08% 08% 68%
()nt. & \Vest., 32%, 323$; 32% 32%
PM. Mall, 301,1 301.4 30% 31%
Penn” R. R., 127 127% 12600126341
l’eo has 11139;. 1031/2 1029;. 10:1
I’r res. S (3111'. 33 3 32% 32%
Reading, 67% 67% 6571‘. 66%
Read. lst. pf., 85 85 05 85
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% ,‘ 7% , 7%
Rock island, 28%;. 281,41 271,12 "7%
Rock Island, pf 71% 7l% 7] 3.41 71%
Rub. Goods, 181/; 18% 18% 18%,-
South. Pac.. 59 59 57% 58
So, Ry. Co. 29% 30 29% 29%
So. Ry. Co pf. 95 95 95 95
Tenn. C. & i.. 45% 40 447.51 46
Texas Pac. 31% 32 31% 31%
Union Pacific. 101% 101% 1001,44 100%
Union Pac.. pf. 93% 93% 93%" 93%
U. S. Leather,.7‘/§ 77A 7% 7%
U. S. Leath, pf. 87% 877/1; 87% 87%
U. S. Rubber. 19% 19% 19%, 19%
U. 8. Steel. 131,19 1321’; 13% 1311';
U, 8. Steel, pf, 627/1. 63% 62%, 63%
Wabash, 21% 21% 21 21%
Wabash, pt. 41% 41% 40% 41%
West. U11. Tel., 91% 91% 91 91
Oliver E. 'l‘rowhridge is enjoying a
two weeks' vacation from his duties
in the customs service. New York city.
and-is at his home in Bayvlew avenue.
this morning In South Norwalk to the
effect that the schooner Rachel W.
Stevens ’had arrived at. Providence
with her cargo.
"What are we going to do with the
trusts?” asked the apprehensive citi-
zen.
“My friend," answered Senator Sorg-
hum, “that isn’t the question. The im-
portant thing to be considered is what
are the trusts going to do with us?"
"She seems to be a natural flirt," he
said. "Natural?" the woman impat-
iently replied»,
rat about her but the framework."—
uhicngo Record-Herald.
~o
Bacon—l hear your uncle is to lec-
ture on “Our Great Waterways." What
does he know about waterways?
Egbert—Why. be who in Wall street
for six yeast—Yonkers statesman.
IOur neighbor in a "stubborn cuss."
ml striking "I“. ll clearly
"mold. " which is In no
. " alien," merely.
W;
mondeclining a quarter and the pro- '
A telegraph message was received,
“There‘s nothing natn- ‘
hlIProII.
--The Best Yet- *
IEOINNINO FRIDAY. AUG. 10. WE WILL BELL THE REMAIN“;
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER OUITO AT A REDUCTION OF a “if“.
PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICED.
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT, (twa and three pldoo). MEN'O OUIT 'IO'
INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. THE ASSORTMENT INCLUDED
BLUE SERGE, BLACK THIBET AND UNDRESSED WOROTID
AND FANCY CASSIMEREB. WORSTE08 AND HOMEOPUNOI
men's :20 sun's ARE NOW 013.33. i I \ gm
1
MEN'S m aurrs ARE NOW 012.00 Hut “flu-1‘
. mans to sum ARE now $10.00. t|V ., ,
news 312 sun's ARE now 3 0.00. | “3 All”
MEN'S no aurrs ARE now 3 0.07. 1 ll. WW?
v I? . - :V: ‘ ‘
ALL vourus' AND CHILDREN'S surrs INCLUDED IN'; .‘I'I'IIIV
SALE. t1. 1
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SELLEGK 81 PRICE
1 Clothiers and FurnishcrIJT
0V6 Washtngton Street, South Norwalk.
. TELEPHONE CALL 324-1.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing.
This in the perfection of Salad Dressings. Have been out but It” -
give notice of renewal of stock. Auk for “Table Helps for HOW“ Ind
Hanan", a find little b00k which will tell you how to grace you tool'- with I .
lat-d you may Well be proud of. ' EGG BOTTLE. . y I
wm
GOSTON’B SLICED SMOKED HALIBUTT. something find.
make a delicious fish salad or creamed fish, served In different vnylr' . _ .
POMONA JELLY. TO use in roll: and fancy cakes, tartl. etc; 100-
WiLL DO OUR MONDAY'S BU amass SATURDAY. CLOSED. ON
MONDAY—LABOR DAY. , 1' '
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Lorenzo leble
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of diiferent glasses if done at the . ‘
t‘ni rooms of H. [l lioyt. With one of the best equipped oillces in 8011' f
Norwalk. he has every means tor making the most accurate and reliable "
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses are dim
structed to order and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOI’T. Rafi-noting Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwnith. Conn.
Special Appointments at convenlen co of patron.
Office hours, 8. 11:45,12:45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—0.
TELEPHONE 100. I'm delivery to I" part- of the NI. W“- ‘
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’
WE HAVE
ESC’ALLOPS
M
_ ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
wear IND wnentuo'rou unearth-1111c John H. Forrln' scum
lanolin—00 White 8L. Danbury: 75 Pacific Olmt, some. "
Watch This Space
for Prices
Schaub’s Market.
22 Washingtonian-cot. ' 1*
Phone 322-2. ' ‘ "
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Ho Sons Best gggzgggcgg,
Do 11:11 RIALIZI 111. urlou emu-noo- a canon-q no
Priceless beyond an outer m
to III might, in VIV' 'W‘
Iona your highest consideration. - .
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR [VIII EXAMINATION nu. PIO- ‘
. "01’ FITTING QUAMNTIID. ‘-
O. B. JACKSON.
, mm", - '3- in.
IoWALL cram, — n 1’ mowing;
Advertise Your Wrists
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Andget Quick Retains
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