{headrests-5. .
We make 0111
Ice Cream
absolutelil of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
[opal Illusion
Choice things in silks at Road's. See
ad. '
' New lot of woolens athand at How-
land's. lined the ad.
Suite to your order, guaranteed to
fit, at Rogers & Stevens's.
Contractor S B. Wilson. of Yonkers
formerly of Norwalk is a visitor Ill-
town today.
Mrs. Charles Morehoilse has moved
from Cedar street to 109 Water street,
South Norwalk. -
Low prices on men's, women's and
children's clothing at Uatelyfl Bren-
nan's.- See ad.
The steamer “Huntington" has dis-
continued itssemiwcekly trips across
the Sound for the season.
”w
——Dr. J. 0. Ne kirk has returned
from his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dentulwork.
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Mlss lrma Dibble, of South Main
Street; returned yesterday front a tort
days vacation trip spent at Washington
D. C.
Chester Griffin, of Bridgeport, for-
'merly of Norwalk, was a welcome cal-
~. ler on many oldANorwalk friends this
morning.
Old Well Hook and Ladde Com-
pany will hold its semi~annna meet-
ing next Monday evening at the quar—
' tei's in Haviland street.
William H. Mosbet‘. chief engineer
at the municipal lighting plant and
Mrs Mosher, have teturned from a
four days’ stay at (‘oney island
Miss Marguerite Tammany and Miss
May lianion of New Haven have re-
mined from a visit to Fordham Ny-
ack Newark and other places.
The Executive Committee of the Far-
thcr Lights Society met last night at
the home of Miss l)‘ Artols in West
street and mapped out their fall work
The next niee‘ing of the Norwalk
lodge of Elks will be held next Wed
tiesday evening. After the month the
regular fall and winter schedule wil
be resumed with meetingsevcry week
The Hat Makers” Association held a
special pivoting last evening and voted
to attend the funeral of Homer Rock-
well, which is being held this after-
‘noon.
Miss Lillian Nelson, who. has been
spending a' month at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Seymour, in West
street, went to New Haven today for
a week's stay with friends. after which
she will return to her home in Sac-
ramcnto,~‘Cal.
‘ Alson Smith, the well known boy
soloist will go to New Ybrk tomorrow
to make arrangements to sing Sunday
for the first time as leader of the boy
choir at St. Johns' Church, Varrick
street Master Smith will go down Fri-
days and return Mondays.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. Wil-
liam F. Tammany left yesterday of—
ternoon for a ten days‘ vacation trip.
I They will visit New Haven Thomas-
ton and Hartford. During Mr Tam-
many’s absence his duties will be at-
tended to by Prosecuting Attorney“
John J. Walsh, of Norwalk.
Rev. and Mrs Walter W. T Dun-V
can are expected home this afternoon
from their vacation. spent in Canada.
Mr. Duncan will conduct both services
at the First Methodist Church on Stin-
day. The Sunday school will resume
its sessions at 12 ociock and all the
officers, teachers and pupils are asked
to be present
‘Charies E. Liang:"_of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days' vacation at the
Mabackemo Hotel. Mr. Llang is a for-
mer resident and businessman and is
it. veteran of the Civil War, having
nerved under Douglas Fowler, whose
name the South Norwalk Grand Army
pest bears. Mr. Liang‘is remembered
by the older people here and has met
many of his’ former friends.
Attmey John Keogh and brother
-I)anlel Keogh, returned yesterday at
ternoon from the Democratic conven-
tion at New Haven The nomination of
Robertson for verner both heartiy
endorse. They the convention one
of the liveliest they had ever attended
John Keogh went as alternate for .1.
Donovan \and his brother as alternate
1 for nix-Mayor J. .1. Cartoon.
4051' 13mm:
A fresh stock of Ions Celebrated
but their name in
am.
’of liaviland street
Quality Chocolates, finch are Just
III!“ null-
A A man no
‘ 23mm
W. offer female at a baronln,
the homo-toad of Mr, William I. Rood,
corner of Durrltt and Quintard avenue,
South Not-walk. about 187 foot front on
Ouintard avenue, and about 120 foot on
Burriti avenue. Hoqu cont-tho all im-
provements and II in first 01an condi.
tion. Full Particulars and price of
Ta ylor& Golden
10 Whohlngten IL, lo. Nor-walk, Gt.
District Dirislcn. A. 0. 11., of South
N01 walk will meet tonight In its hull
iti Washington str.eet
Mrs. Moehier of Giand street, has
gone to Wnttitoun Conn. for n Vlill
with relatives and filends.
Miss Ella Cioughct'ty, of Norwalk.
has been removed to the Norwulk lies-
pltnl, III of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stanley. of
Georgetown, were guests over night: of
Norwalk relatives.
A sand schooner has arrived at the
dock of the St. George 1’1in and Pa-
per Coinpnny in Not-walk.
Mrs. Preston Kaufman and daugh-
ter Dorotha, of Cross street, have I'U'
turned from a visit with friends in
Newark, N. .1.
Ar? inspection of the boilers at the
municipal lighting plant was made 'c-
in the best condition.
Misses Margaret and MaFy Mock‘vr.
have returned from
a visit with Miss Helena Donovan :1:
her home in Newport, R. I.
Commodore C. A. Scofleld will re—
sume his duties at the store of II.
Glendening & Company, Norwalk. next
Monday, after a couple of weeks' va~
cation.
John Nielsen, a lad from the West-
been undergoing treatment at the Nor-
walk Hospital, has been taken back
to the home.
The entertainment committee of
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will meet next Monday
night at the home of Mrs. William
H. Mosher, in Madison street, for the
purpose of making arrangements for
a lawn party.
......”
Reports from individual members of
the local military tompanies at Man
asses are to the effect that the Nor-
walkots had a much better trip than
some of the other companies in getting
to the rendezvous.
en route.
Joseph Brotherton and William 130-
gardus will sever their connection
with Glciitienning & Company's phar-
macy. Norwalk, Saturday of this week.
Mr. Bogardus acted as relief clerk at
the store during the summer and Mr.
line of business.
1
Letter to F. 8. Morhouse.
south Norwalk.
Dear Sir: The usual way to buy
paint is toflake the lowest price by
the gallon. Mistake: the buyer 1050s
by it; how much? Depends on the
paint; it is so much a gallon, or so
ninth a year How muml
year, do you think? As ch perhaps.
as the total piite of the paint. it may
take twice the number of gallons.
N. Avery, Delhi,
houses, both exactly alike.
other paint.
or 12.
Go by the name: Devon, There‘s
nothing cheaper Go by the price:
there‘s nothing dearer. except not
painting at all. Poor paint is better
than none ‘
What does it cost, not to paint at
all? Can't figure it out exat‘tly; say a
tenth of the building a year, besides
looks.
What is poor, paint worth, then?
Don't know and don't care;
want it. Go by the name.
Yours truly
63 F. W. DEVOE & CO.
Staples Hardward 00., and E. E. Gor-
ham sell our paint.
New Llno of umbrellas
Just Received
890 Up.
Night Views of New York and
Drcaifland and Local Post Cards.
COLE—MAN'S?
Eastman Kodalis and Supplies.
r
W. P. BEERS,"
BOOK AND STATIONL‘JRY arenas. .
6 80. Main St, South Norwalk.
News Store.
10 North Main Street, South Nonnnlk.
Agent for A. G.» Bpaldlng'o Baseball
and Sporting Coolie. ..
~——‘.‘.——’ -4.“— ’-
tlial will work for non
daugand night.
I
Deposit regularly in the
South Norwalk.
Trust 00.
and [you will soon have a friend that
um I
day and everything was found to bl ‘
will protect you in your declining
port avenue County Home. who has .
it is said that one "
Louisiana guardsmsn starved to death a
Brothcrton resigns to pursue another .
a gallon or 7’
N. Y., owns two ~
He paint-
ed one with Devoe and one with an-
Devoe 6 gallons; the nth ~
you don't
P. S. Watkins & Dow. Hubbell and
Monet! is a friend
‘ .
Our aim foursomes. Satisfaction or Money loch. ‘
Suite to Your Order
Guaranteedto Fit.
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED WOOLENS AWAIT YOUR CHOOSING IN OUR CU8~
TOM TAILDRINO DEPARTMENT, WILL YOU SEE THEM?
AOUARANTEE OFA PERFECT FIT OR NO PAY COED
WITH EYERY SUIT HERE. WE TAKE ALL THE RISK; YOU
PAY $16 T0345 IF SATISFIED; NOTHING TO PAY IF WE FAIL.
HOW LONG DO YOU THINK WE COULD DO BUSINESS ON
THAT PLAN IF WE. DIDN’T KNOW WHAT OUR TAILORB CAN
, . l at war.
READv.To.WEAR SUITS THAT FIT; TOP COATS AND
RAIN COATS DITTO; FALL HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR
.11!
f 1'
F
DO?
MAN AND BOY.
aha-.4;
0'
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neuritis asrsvsivs
Successors to Cameroon Bros.‘
spurs unaware. ran can; u...
‘ if we can‘t have both. we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. it 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-
forests 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.
’ 1 pr, MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
..
I.. ..
September Bargains
1—WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CA SE, ..................... $240 00.
This Instiumeut has been tented to 11 famous singer and actress.
Used three months this summer.
i—WOODBURY PIANO. MAH.. WAS $325. 00 NOW ......... .5260110.
Laige sized instrument. perfect. as new. rented this Summer two
months. mtist be seen to be appreciated.
1—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW 8275. 00.
An opportunity in scenic :1 fine, high grade Instrument at a low
price. ‘
l—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD AS NEW, ......... i ........ $40.00.
This instrument has an actual value of $100.00. the small demand
for parlor organs is the season 11' e 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 slim tO‘_
arrange same to your convenience. ‘
do ‘Woslilngfoosmof. Telephone 91165-3. I
A complete and mu. stock of
a.) Wall St. Norwslk.
1111 III the Butler Business Now.
m
cote MEDALTUB aurrsa,........ ..... 24s Ls.
BEST venuour BUTTER. " ”......“ 24.: LB. “
new MEDAL PRINTS, ..... ’ . ............. as. La.
PHILOREAM cusses. ..... .. .. 18c Ls
“PREMIUM oLsuov'oorrse, (urn. boot in tho the") ...23 toe Ls.
SPECIAL “M C J" COFFEE, . . . . . : .
M l. .I BLEND COFFEE, . .
..l.... .... 320 L95.
oucnoh‘oooo-ovl
- Norwalk is a very interesting locIII
.. 25¢ Ll."
roast rapier.
one vsaas IUPPLY or
To: mam TOILET PAPIR
MANUFACTURED FOR $1.00
A
12.0011 busters. WITH Nio-
KEL purse FIXTURE.
Till iiIIFFIIIiII PIIiIIiIIiIII '
Tile Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
CIIII Answered. Tot. Call, 162.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET, 10.10 a. m.--Th.e
Opening movement in the stock market
today was slightly Irregular. 'l‘he dew
eluded some of the prominent stocks.
such as Union Pacific, St. Patti.
sottri Pacific and Norfolk & Western.
United States Steel pld. was lofted a
point In the first few minutes 0f the
trading and Tennessee Coal rose 3-1
rise in. lien-ling induced some of the
earlier buyers to sell out. btit Its not:
fere with the advance of other. coal-
ers. Railroad stocks were reaction-
ary, St. Patti and Union Pacific going
off to the lowest. Pennsylvania, Erie
first pfd.. Rock Island, Manhattan Dis-
tillers'
and Northwestern lost as mttch. A lot
either way.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. .
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmldt, Commission
Brokers, Swan: 11 Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 163. '
‘"“0penTHl§h. 171w. 1 pin.
Amal. Cop. 58% 59 58% 58%
Am, C. h F. C. 20». 20511 20% 20%
Am. C. & F. pf. 80 80 70% 79%
Am. Cot. Oil, 321,5 32% ”2% 32%
Am. ice. 01/. 61/, 8% 6%
Am. lcc. pf., 27 27 27 27'
Am. 1000., 221/1. 22% 22% 22%
Am, Smelt. 60% 117% spasm
Am. Sugar, 130% 131 1301.4. 130%
Anaconda, 82 82 8115 82
surrealist Yet-P:
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A '
cilnes were in the minority, but Ill“, ‘1‘.
Mia‘ ‘ ’
WALL (STREET. 1 p. m.—’The rapid .
back of nearly a point did not inter-t
Securities improved a point..
of minor stocks varied a point or two“
. tests and the best results are assured in every case.
‘ W}
IlolNNiNo rnloav. we. 19. w: WILL IILL TH! AINAIND .
all or 0011 MIN’I IUMMER sun's AT A naouortoN 01' u M .
nit cam on is on non roman LOW PHIOII. , . .5
cvsnv Lunar WEIGHT, (two and IMO. piece). NIN'I coir 1'.
Madonna in rats orrsa. THE aseonmltir menus» .
Ito: IIROI. suck THIIET mo unonzuao WIII‘I'IoLj
AND raucv caesimnee. wossrsos ANO HoMIslIliNI.
i
admit
MEN'O .20 IUITB ARE NOW ‘18.”.
MIN'O sis sun's an: now static “4 gin Ema
1 news 315 com ARE NOW 010.60.. FEW
men’s 312 stars as: now I aoo. r q r E‘ ‘3
new: no sun's Airshow c 0.07. gm, * ;,j
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ALL worse we cHiLoasns cum isotopes in 'rIiII
sALa. .. 2 .I'
SELLECK & PRICE,
I Clothiers and Furnish“
08 Washington. Street. South Norwallt. ,
TELEPHONE CALL' 854"» , mi
Yacht Club Salad Dressing
This is the perfection of Salad Droulngo. Have been out but now
give notice of renewal of stock. Ask for “Table Help; far Hfiuo'olofifh Ind
Hostess", a fine little book which will tell you how to grace you tlltlo With I
salad you may well be proud Of. 850 IOT'I'CI.
GOSTON'S SLICED SMOKED HALIBUTT. something flno. Will
make a delicious fish salad or creamed fish, served in different Wart. .
100.
POMONA JELLY. TO use to roll. and fancy cakes, tam, etc. 106.
WILL DO OUR MONDAY'B BU SINESS SATURDAY. CLOIED-ON
MONDAY—LABOR DAY.
Lorenzo Dibble
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE. I .
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at the opti-
cal rooms of H. B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped oflicee in South
NorwnIMe has every means for making the most accurate and rsliablb eye
All glasses are con- '
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished. . ’
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Rofnoflna Opfloun.
LRoom 9 United Dank Building. south Norwalk. 691111.:
Special Appointments It convonlon cc of patron.
Office hours, a. 11: 45, 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—0.
m
reunions iol. rm delivery to oil palm of or. mantis.
R. J. Cutbill’a Bridge Fish M’k’t.
WE HAVE ' ff?
ESCALLOPS
, ALI. oooos WARRANTED.
WIIT IND WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Ferric ooal IIII.
WW hm IL, Danbury; 75 Pacific aft-«t, mmford. ..
A. T. & 8. Fe, 82% 82% 821/, 82%
A. T. 6‘: S. I". pf 98% 98% 98% 98%
Hallo. & Ohio, 88% 891,13 88% say.
B‘klm. It. '1‘. 007.. 57 56-1., 5611.
Cheri: & Ohio, 401.5,. 417.1. 4093 «1111':
Chi. & N. W.. 190 190 190 190
Ch. Gt. West” 16% 16% 16 16%
Ch. M. & S. P. 1.56541 1571;. 100% 157%
Col. P. & 1., 38% 391,4 . 38W. 387..
Col. South, 16 . 113 lti iii
Cori. (ins, 197% 199 197V 198%
Del. & llud., 165%, 166% 165% 166%
' Erie. 29% 301:. 29% 3011.
Erie. lst. pf., 66% 67% 06% 67%
(ion. Elec, , 172 176 my. 175
Ill. Central. 138% 1383.1 138% 138%
Lou. 8:. Noah. 123 128V, 123 123%
Manhattan. 156%.15011; 156% 158%
Met. St. Iiy., 119% 1191p, 119% 119%
Mex. Central, 13% 131/3 13 , 13%.
M. K. & T., 23 23 22% 225i. '
M. K. & T..pf.48‘,é 487i. «181‘; 48%
Mo. Pacific, 981/; its 71'. 98'. 981%
Nat. Lead, 28% 23% 23‘ 231/;
N. Y. Central, 123-14 124% 123% 124%
Norf. & West., 68% fish. 68% 68%
Out. 8:. West, 33 .314. 33 3351;
Par. Mail, 300; $101)" 3014 30%
Penn. R. R., 120% 127% 120%, 127%
P00. Gas, 10274. 103% 102‘); 103% .
Pres. s. Car, any. 34 33% at.
Reading. 001...; 08 65's. 07%
Read, 1st pf., 85% 851,5, 80% 85%
Read, 2nd pf., 701/; 70 751,5 76
Rep. Steel 71/; 7% 71,0 7%
Rock Island. 271/2 28% 27% 28%
Rock island pf 71% 71% 11% 71%
Rub. Goods, 1895; 18% 1810 18 .
South Pac. 57% 58% 57%. 5 '
Sou. Ry Co.. 30 31 30 30 .
So. By. 00.. pf 95 95% 95 90%
Tenn. C. & 1., 471/ 47% 46% 47 _
Texas Pac., 31% 31% 31% 31%
Union Fee. 100 101 100 100%
U. S. heather, 7% 8 7% 8 ,.
U. S. Leath. pf. 87% 87% 87% 87%
U. S. Steel. 14 14% 14% 18W
11 S. Steel, pf., 63% 64 . 63% 83, f
Wabash. 21% 21% 21 21. 1
Wabash. pf., 41. 41-1... 40% 40 ’1
West. (in. Tel.. 91 91 91 91‘s,?
Wis Cent.,18% 18% 18% 18M:
CARTOON OF MAJ. NIBLOCK.
Artist Powers Execute. a Very Humor’r
cue Picture at Dunn ll Blake's.
At the odlce- of Dunn & Banks iii
cartoon drawn by the famous co,
toonist Thomas E. Powers, at the in
Major Wesley M Niblock, who is 1
city councilman.
The genial major is portrayed start
ing before a banquet table exoiaim-
ing:
nomination for mayor of the City of
Norwalk.
great."
Weed Oscar H. Banks and Charles H
Dilwortb.
claims Mr. Banks.
in," ventures Mr. Weed.
beat him," affirms Mr. Dllworth.
outlined on the side of a delivery wag-
entand’ reads: “No gas no police. no
Voter."
ck of the major looms up the big
of Chief of Police Thomas Brad-
ley..l, wue complains. “There’s one
clause in the platform I don't like. "
The maior is titted out with all of
his Grand Army regatta and medals.
onsets AT HICKORY BLUFF.
guests of Clifford Bailey at the Bailey
mm P. Bailey are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Walter s. Bailey and daugh-
Lsk‘thJPL- '
stigation of some of the friends & '
"Gentlemen, 1 cannot accept the, «
The responsibility is tad.
Among his auditors are Samuel L. "
“Tut tut, we insist " é’x-l
"We would walk '
"You can't -
The major‘s proposed platform Is
William Brery, of Brooklyn. is the ‘
on the bluff Mr. and Mn. Ed ,
or, inherit; fromNBreoklyn at their ~. a
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Watch This Space
{if-I. I for Prices "
Schaub’s Market.
22 WashingtonIBtI-oet. ‘
. ; Phone 322-2.
mumdallothor mwmumundu, .1. III
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not" TIIFLI WITH voun cvni mammal. at; no
‘0. s. JACKSON
II WALL cram, .
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