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Local News Notes.
The Norwalk Fire Department fair
committee will hold a meeting. tomor-
row evening to discuss matters per-
taining to the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Raymond, of Elm
Grove street, returned Saturday evo-
ning from a few days' visit with rela-
tives in New York.
A large party of gypsics passed
through Norwalk Saturday, enroute
for the westward. Some of the girls
in the party stopped and told fortunes.
Tho Norwai‘k Epworth League Union
will hold a meeting at the North Wil-
ton Methodist Church this evening. A
iarglo local delegation will probably at-
ten
Officer Sitilgth of the South Norwalk
police force has moved from the c-or
nor of Burbank and Chestnut streets
to the center of Henry and Chestnut
stlcots
Lew Fisher. who Is doing business
In Norwnlk, as manager of the Empire
Academy of Music, has started a very
sueessful mandolin club here, he be-
Ing the teacher.
—Don't delay a minute~ Cholera in»
fantum. dysentery. diarrhoea come
suddenly. Only safe plan is to have
Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of Wild Strawber-
ry always on hand.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club will
meet at the Pine Ledge club. Pine
Point, tomorrow afternoon. The host-
ess on this octasion will be Mrs. C
W. Many, of Norwalk.
Anthony Steigcrwald, propchtor of
the Hotel Norwalk barber shop. is
spending a few davs with relatives in
New York and today is scheduled to
view the wonders of Coney Island.
The 10:30 o‘clock service was re-
sumed at St. Mary‘s Church Sunday
Commencing yesterday, there will be
sermons, vcspers and regular muses.
Gregorian music was‘sung yesterday.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters, of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will meet with Mrs. E.
K. St. John. St. John avenue, East Nor-
walk, at 3 o'clock p, m., on Thursday
instead of Friday.
A large number of Norwalk people
journeyed to the new site of the Pony
Farm. in South Wilton. yesterday
The establishment has recently been
moved from Cranbury. The ponies
. are always object of much interest
‘The Prohibition Alliance held a
meeting Sunday afternoon in G. A. R.
hall, Wall Street. The meeting was
held at 3.30 o‘clock and the speaker
for the occasion was Oscar Mills of
Rowayton. Much enthusiasm was
. shown by those present. ,
The camp m‘eeting services under
the auspicestof the Knight Street A.
M. E. Church opened yesterday at Bar~
num's Square. corner of North me
one and France streets. These ser-
vices will be conducted to a large tent
here until September 18th. The week
day services are held at 7.30 and 8 p.
m. 4 .
Rev, Livingston Wells, of Bridge
port. who has been filling the pulpit
at Trinity church during the absence
of Rev Mr. Humphires. preached a
sermon yesterday appropriate to thé
third anniversary of the late Presi-
dent McKlnlcy's death. Mr. We 3
extrolled the life of our late president
and drew some apt lessons for the
generation today from his career and
martyr death.
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Letter to H. 8.‘ Rood,
South NorWhIk.
Dear Sir: Would you like to hear of
a 20—year paint?
Mr. James A O'NeII' a house. Hender-
son, N. 0.. was painted 20 years ago
with Devoe lendhnd-zine. and never
{mitteid bgtgain till last year; it then
00 9 her than common paint. in
half that time. .
The reason in: Device III all point
and true paint; while 0. common
points are part true ihd t false.
Don‘t pay to monkey with point.
And Dovoe costs less than any of
'em; not by the gallon. of course: by
the house and you. That‘s how to
recur: it. Go by the name.
' Yours truly
64 F. W. DEVON & CO. .
P. S. Watkins 0; Dow, Hubbell I; Ste;
9108 Hardware (30.. and 5.1:. Gorhom
not] our point. .
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’t ”we:
W. offer foruio I! o borgoln.
tho homootooo of Mr, William I. Rood,
corner of Burritt and Ouintord avenue,
south Nor-walk. about 137 foot front on
Quinton! avenue, and about 120 foot on
Burr-tit ovonuo. Houn contains all In.
provomanto and to in III'II elm condi-
tion. Full Parting rs and prlco of
Taylor Golden
74 Wuhlngton IL, Io. NONI-Ho ct.
Mrs. Julia V. Lester is visiting rein
tlves in Glen Cove. L l.
The semi-annual meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company will
be held tonight.
Mrs G. A Franke, of Eversley ave»
nue, who was taken quite ill sudden
ly, is now getting along very nicely
Raleigh Cote .of Brooklyn, was a
guest over Sunday of his aunt, Mrs.
Hattie Dusinberri. of Maple strcct,
Norwalk.
Nathan and Aaron Hopper, of White
Plains. were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus Iluscoe. of Westport ave-
nue, Norwalk-
Miss Mildred White, of Ridgeileld.
and Miss lnda Raymond, of Lewisboro.
were guests of Miss Grace Seymour,
of West street. over Sunday.
Now comes the September sale of
housekeeping articles at Reed's. Quan-
tities of goods will be sold at very
much below regular prices. See ad.
-—A little life may be sacrificed to
a sudden attack of croup if you don't
have Dr. 'lhomas' Eclectrtc’ Oil on
hand for the emergency.
The. race is on for another big run
In high grade groceries at the New
York Grocery Co.. the busy store.
Read the ad. and note the many bur.
gains.
Mlnistering Circle,
The King‘s
Daughters. First Congregational
Church. Norwailt. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o’clock, with Mrs. Wil-
liam Marvin. in East Norwalk.
The New Hart-u state league team
defeated the Stamford team at the
latter's home grounds yesterday by
the Score of ii to l. A number of Nor-
waik people went down to see the con.
test. t ._.
There were nine real estate trans-
fers in Norwaik last week. with mort-
gages of $2.475 recorded. For the cor-
responding week In 1903' there were
fourteen sales and mortgages of $10.4
875.
Colonel George 1). Russell. of the
firm of Ntblot-k and Russell proprie~
tors of the Norwnlk Hotel. arrived in ‘
town last night. front Point Pleasant.
New Jersey. where he has been con-
ducting a summer hotel during Ute
past season.
.1. W. Cavanagh of Mott avenue, Nor-
walk, had the index finger of his left
hand badly crushed last week in
Springdale by having I: heavy block of
marble fall on It. The injury has prov-
en very painful and Mr. Cuvanagh Is
still laid up with it.
An interesting walking match took
place yesterday afternoon. Eight
young men decided to walk against
each other. in teams of tour. around
the big block from the corn‘er of Main
and Wall street. going through East
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
team started by’the war of East ove-
nuc and the other took West avenue.
At the finish there was less than a
minute's difference between the teams.
“I LIKE iCE CREAM."
Everybody likes it. We can all have
as much as we want, now for it is very
easy
CREAM POWDER is used. All in-
gredients in the package; no cooking
or fussing. simply add a quart of milk
and freeze. A great success: try it
and you will be delighted. Each pack'
age makes nearly two quarts. Four
kinds: Vanilla. Chocolate, Strawber-
ry and Unfiavored. Order today from
your grocer. Two packages for 25c.
New Line of
Football Goods
Just Received at
C O L E M AN’ 5
10 North strafing}. Norwaik.
Agent far A. G. Spalding’o Bouball
and Sporting Goodo.
Moneu is a friend
that will work for non
dad and night.
Deposit regularly In tho
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
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and you will noon have a friend that
will» WA”; in your «attain!
TOM TAILORINO DEPARTMENT.
WITH EVERY BUIT HERE. WE
DO? I
MAN AND BOY.
OOUTH NORWAIK.
One‘ .
to make when JELLO ICE'
Our mot Marooned "Satisfaction or Manor Book.
Suitsto Your Order
Guaranteed to Fit.
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED WOOLENS AWAIT YOUR CHOOSING IN OUR CUS-
A GUARANTEE OF A PERFECT FIT OR NO PAY GOES
PAY $16 TO 345 IF SATISFIED; NOTHING TO PAY IF WE F'AIL.
HOW LONG DO YOU THINK WE COULD DO BUSINESS ON
THAT PLAN IF WE DIDN’T KNOW WHAT OUR TAILORS CAN
READY-TOWEAR SUITS THAT FIT;
RAIN COATS DITTO; FALL HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR
aocaasas'rsvms
Suooo‘uors to Oomslool: Bros.
WILL YOU SEE THEM?
TAKE ALLWTHE RISK; YOU
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TOP cons ,AND
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Haul»; 1n. ”awake!“
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TIL. CALL. 82-8.
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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 ont’else. . « '
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
; MANUEL '1'. HATCH.
Stber
price.
if you prefer’to make monthly payments, we will be very glad to
I. arrange same to your convenience.
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I—WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CAsE, .................. $240. 00.
I This instrument has been Icutcd to a famous singer and actress.
ll: od three months this summer \
i—WOODBURY PIANO, MAH.. WAS $325.00 NOW .......... $260.00.
Large sized insttutncnt, peric< t as he“, rented this Summer two
months, must be seen to be unprcc.iated
I; 1—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW $275.00.
An opportunity to secure a line. higlrgrado instrument at a low
I—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD As NEW, ........ . ...... $40.00.
This instrument has at: actual value of $100.00. the small 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-
Bargains
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A oomploto and trash stool: of ,
Eastman Kodaits
anti Supp is.
soon AND STATIONERY arenas, -
.3 Wall St, Norwalk.
8 30. Main St, South Nomlk.
in it: the Butler Business iiov.
if you are a crank on BUTTER Nhy not go to a“BUTTER STORE. "
We sell large quantities and open fresh tubs every day. if you want EGGS
why not buy fresh once.
daily. It you like good on 5:85. Guy not
CREAM"
If you buy some you will come back min
Our team collects ftosh eggs from the country
«PHILADELPHIA
I: you drink
, try our
COFFEE or TEA. why not go to a SW re whore entree and tea are made a
opooitiir You ID! no suited hero «
why not go to 17 NORTH MAIN IT!
I! you it‘s EVERYTHING CLEAN
\ Better
':- Tooth Brushes '1
We have good tooth brushes
from 101:. up. At 25o to 60o we
supply brushes which we guar-
antee. If one of these brushes
tails In anyway to give entire
satisfaction, come back and get
a new one-or your money.
TIIB CLIFFORD Pililililtlil
The Prescription Store.
All can on. the :10". "'0M
Calls Answered. Tol. Colt, 152.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 1010 u. m.—-Tho
opening stock market today was un-
settled by declines in the Pacifics and
the prominent grangers. St. Paul drop-
ped 1 i-«i. Southern Pacific and Atchi-
son about a point and Union Pacific
3-4. Sugar was also down a point. The
general list was lower In sympathy.
with the exception of a few specialties,
Rock island pfd. advanced 1 1-2 in
marked contrast with the general ten-
dency.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goidscnmidt Commission
Brokers, Swartz 8; Corbett Block.
South Norw.alk Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal. Cop. 50% 591,4; 58,6 59
’A. C. K: P. CO. 241% 211% 23% 237-4.
A. C. & F. pf, 82 82 81% 82
Am. Cot Oil, 32% 32% 32% ’2%
Am. ice. ‘ 8% 67,9 0% 0%
Am. 1.000., 25 25% 21V.- 251/4,
Am. Smelt, 67% 67% 67% 67%
Am. Sugar, 131% 131% 131 131%
Anaconda. 85 85 83 85
A.’l‘ & St. Fe, 80% 89% 88% 88%
'I‘. T. & S F pl 991/. 991,5 98% 98%
Belle. 8: Ohio. 891/. 891,2 88% 89
B'klyn. R. T., 563,4. 56% 56%, 56%
Chess. & Ohio, 43% 43V. 42% 43%
Chi. & N. W. 190% 190% 189% 1901/;
Ch. Gt. West., 171/4 17% 101/; 16%
C. M. & St. P., 1581/; 159% 158% 153
Col, 1“. & 1., 43% 431,5 41% 411/3
Col South" 16% 165/3 16% 16%
Con. Gas. 206% 206% 205 206%
Del. ll: litld., 169 109% 108‘; 108%
Eric. 31% 31% 30% 31
Eric. ist. pf., 08 681.4 671/. 677.13
Gen. Blue. 175 175 173 173
III. Central. 139 139% 138% 1380;
Lou. & Nash, 123% 123% 122% 1231/.
Manhattan, 157 157 153 157
Met. St. Ry., 121 122 120% 121%
Mex. Central. 15 15 iii/B 141,»;
M. K. 8: T., pf. 48% 48%. 48% 48%
Mo. Pacific, 99% 99% 93% 98%.
Nat. Lead, 24 24% 24 24
N Y Centtal 11.5% 125% 122': 1351;;
Neil. & West” 09% 691/4 69 09
Ont. IQ: West. 3315; 33% 33 33‘in
Pac. Mall. 35 ' 35 33% 33%
Penn. R. R., 12874; 120 128% 128%
I’eo. Gas, 103-3" 104% 103% 103%
Pres. S. Car, 34% 35 34% 34'1"
Reading. 68 68% 67% 68
Read. 2nd pf, 77% 7774'; 7771'; 77%
Rep. Steel. 8% 9 8% 8‘3";
Rock Island, 30 30 281,4.» 291k
Rock Island. D 74% 74% 7119 7114‘;
Rub. Goods. 19% 201A, 19% 193..
Smith. Pad. 57% 07% 57 57%
Soil. Ry. Co., 32% 34% 32% 34%
St). Ry. Co. [11.35% 90 95% 96
Tenn. C. & 1., 48% 48% 47% 48
Texas Pac., 32% 33 317.4; 33
Union Pac.. 99% 100 99 99%
Union Pac. pf., 92% 93 92% 93 _
U. 3. Leather, 8%. 8% 8% 8%
U. S. I.eath.. pf 86% 87 80% 87
U. S, Rubber. 19% 20%. 19% 20
U. S. Steel. 15% 15% 15% 1571':
U. S. Steel. pf., 06 60% 65% 0571s
Wabash; 2174. 22 21% 22
Wabash. pt. 42% 42% 41% AZE-
West. ‘Un. Tel.,‘911/; 911A 911;; 911/;
Wis. Cent.. ‘ 20 20 19% 197i:
GIVEN UP TO DIE.
B. -piegei. 1204 N. Virginia St. Ev‘
ansville. Ind., writesf “For'over five
years i was troubled with kidney and
bladder affection which caused me
much pain and worry. I test flesh and
was all run down, and a year ago had
to abandon work entirely. i had three
of the boat physicians, who did me no
good and I was practically given up to
die. Foley's Kidney Cure was recom-
mended dnd the first bottle gave me
great relief. and after taking the sec-
ond bottle I was entirely cured. " For
sale at Piaistgs drug store. "
Miss Susie Seymour, of South Nor—
walk, is spending a few days with
Miss Marion Starr. of 13 Farview avo-
uue, Danbury.
R. G Cooper and wife, Philadelphia, '
Pa. ., W S. Johnson, James Clark.
Charles Former-ton. F. G. Lampoon,
Boston; William Cooney, J. A. Foster. '
G. Heller, E. C. North, New York;
Edgar L. Hopkins, Lloyd S. Cooney,
Hartford; C. E. Hoyt. Danbury: W A
Crathy, OsWego: Rev. Romilly F.
Humphrles, of South Norwalk, were
guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
The funeral aervic ’of Thomas
Keanmas held Batu oy at 9.30
oclock at St. Peter's Church in Don-
bury. A requiem high mass was cele-
brated by the. Rev L. F. Lawlor and
there was special singing by Miss Ms-
mie Burke. A large number of rela-
tives-and friends were present to wit-
ness the last and rites and the floral
tokens were numerous and beautiful.
The poll bearers were W. 8. Datum-
tier, P. H. Connoliey, Robert Kieiey.
James Kelley. Arthur Gallagher, of
Danbnry, and ’lhomaa Walsh, of South
Not-walk.
A POWER FOR 6000.
The pills that m potent in their
action and pleasant In afoot are Do-
Witt'a Little Early Risers. W 8. Phil-
pot, at Albany. Go. says; "During a
lattice: attack 1 took one. Small to it
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THAT some or YOUR FRIENDS, THOUGH .eAsNINo N0 non
THAN YOU sUDDsNLv atom 'ro Doses BETTER? DID YOU
on AT THE 3AM: TIME THEY HAD war As MUCH Mon" FOR
omen THINGS As BEFORE I AND HAv: vou wouonao HOW. I
‘1' COULD 33- "" “‘ii‘"! "T‘I‘li' ‘iflm .
BIMPLE snoucu: IF YOU WILL ALLOW us To ouow You
IT WILL coor vou Morn.
we ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ron THE FALL
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. mgwrflm'lnw
FALL HATS rnom cnorur AND KNAPP. MEN 'oI-ua'ro Mid" -. .
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OUR NEWLY OPENED FALL STOCK.
ING BUT YOUR TIME TO GIVE US A LOOK.
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SELLECK a. PRICE.)
1 Clothiers and Fumiahors.
90 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
TELEPHONE CALL 394a.
Wednesdau. 14th. instant. We. Will halite '1 .
Egg Plant. Large Green Peppers.
Fail Pippin Apples. tine ones.
Bartlett Pears. Pencil Table Apples.
Fine White Peaches. Fine Yellow Peach-f
es tor Canning. PRICES RIGHT.
Lorenzo Dibble-t“
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE;
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 ofiicoa in South.
Norwalk, he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable oyo ,
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses on com
atructed to order, and special lenses of any kind are in ishod. . .
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofrooflng Opllolln. .
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Nam-III. Goon.
Special Appointmento It convonlon co of patron. ,
Offico houro, 8, 11:45,12:45. 6: 00. Saturday eveninao 7—0.
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nurses: :00. Froo dotlvory to oil pol'h of tho a... cinch.
R. J. Cutbiil’a BridgeFioh Mfkva :.
WE HAVE
ESCALLOPS
[IWMIWALL eoooe WARRANTED. Iii-fir .
WRIT IND WAOHINOTON STREET. cht to John H. FII'I‘II' CIA! 0M
lanolin—20 WIIIto IL, Donbury; 75 Pacific Strut. ”mum
SHOULDER STEAK lOc
CHOPPED BEBE 6510. 250
LOW PRICES SATURDAY
. . a tool;
Schoub’s Market;
22 Wauhingtonlfitreot.
Phone azz-z.
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councilman.
m your tuition consideration. .
Dom 1mm wnm vouu suit EXAMINATION ml; “tho-
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