We make our
Ice Cream
absoluteiu of all
.pure cream.
LANE’S
l
i
5| Washington St.
§nnnur¥ennrau
anhinwsluio.
llounebrlghtciiorn {or 11.5%..”
Ilowlund's. See ad.
E. N. Beiiieiit, of New York, is it
guest at tho Noiwaik liotcl.
at
' Edward l’iirkcr. of New York city.
in enjoying at weeks vacation at tho
home of his father, Frank Parker, in
South Norwulk.
~—-Better attend the auction of Cro-
. fut & Knapp factory at 3:30 p. in. Wed.
General Rusnell Frost. is entertain
lug his niece, MISS Catharine Willetts.
from Skiinaiclee. N. Y., at his West
avenue residence.
Minn I-‘annio Whitley and Miss Maud
Merrill, ot' IIItXIITllItiIIT'p. Staten island.
rim guests of Mr. and Mrs. (iuntnvc
l’itzer at their home in Stuart avenue.
S. W. Veisor, superintendent at
Raymond Bros'. told, is enjoying a
day‘s vacation and David Finch, of the.
oilico. force. is substituting at the yard.
The. Yale family, who have been
spending the summer at the Richard
son residence in West avenue, have,
returned to their home in New York
city.
Three young men of Wullingi‘ord.
who have been to Coney island on
their motor cycles, stopped in town
this morning on their way home, 'I‘liey
made repairs to their machines at it‘.
It}. Lockwood iiIItl (Yoiiipiiiiy‘a repair
nhop.
~~~ltound trip tickets on steamer
“Martha's Vineyard” 500. '
Rosie. the infant daughter of Mi
and Mrs. Angelo Bifiino, was christen
ed Sunday afternoon at the home oi
the parents in Smith ntrctt. Joseph
Discsa and wife acted on the godpar-
ents for the child. After the christen—
ing a celebration was held, refresh:
nionts Weio St‘I'VHL and a general jolly
time enjoyed.
The. Rev. J. .v. Austin. who has been
on the inland of Jamaica for twenty-
tlirée yearn. will address the young
ladies of St. Paul‘s branch of tile Ciris'
Friendly Society on the charming is-
land, this (writing, at the meeting iii
the Town ASSt‘IllIin nil“. Miss Jones,
who is it guest. iii the Norwnlk Itutel,
will sing at this meeting.
Rev. iidivard S. Underhili, who has
been substituting for Reporter Victor
W; Ferris the past two Weeks on the
Tlour, has received notification of his
appointment to a chufi-h tit Martins.
ville, 0.. in the Cincinnati conferenco.
With Mrs, Underhili in,- will lotive for
his new eiinrgo 'i‘hursduy night. His
friends in The Norwulks will wish him
the best of Silt't'eSS in his work.
The special jubilee services at the
Advent Christian Church, coniinonio
rating the wiping out of the church
debt, Will be opened this afternoon.
The first sermon will be by the Itcv.
George E. Tyler, of Bristol. whose
theme will be “The Divine Call and
equipment for Service." The, mort-
gage will be burned at the service to
night.
—-Don‘t forget auction of C‘rofut &
Knapp factory at 3:30 p. in. tomorrow.
A man named Riley, whose home is
in Winnipiiuk. fell down the steps un-
derneath ‘Wlieipiey & Clark's cigar
store about 10 o‘clock Saturday night
and crashed through two panes of
glass in the. Chinese laundry below.
"I‘he fellow was in a drunken condi-
tion at the time of the accident. Be-
sides a tow cuts from hia'oudden con~
tact with broken glass, hekreccivod no
Injuries. ._ *
~Excursion'tiokets to New ‘gjiprk by
steamer ‘Martha's Vineyard” every
day 50c.
Guests at the Hotel Clllford yester-
day were Wilbur Jackson, D, Fisher.
W. J. Whitney, H. P. Schoonmaker.
Wesley Steele, Margaret D. Barker. .1.
C. Ball, E. ‘B. Quaekenhush, V. A.
Morse, Bertrace S. Beir, Herbert Tomp—
kins, G. E. Kemerman and wire, 1., D.
. Lewis and V. C. Dyer, New York;
‘ Cover Eztsll'utein, S. W. Sears, Brook-
lyn; George Butler and wifo, Miller-
toti. N. Y., F. 0. .00de J. A’. Silons.
W. C. Hicks, Robert A. Holes. F. '1‘.
Elliott. Boston; G. H. Little, C. w.
Bucklee, Hartford; Charles P. Kellogg.
Waterbury: W. E. Lewis. Gicnbrook;
I. Schmitt. Philadelphia; E. M. White,
Dunbar-y: F. It. Robinson. New Haven;
H. R. Kelley. Troy. , ‘ p
. 0n;ii’horo Quinton!»
‘ hawthorn-rum.
. not“. films. on.
WWWWMm boob-
l. BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTA TE!
We offer female I! a blruoin.
the homestead 0' Mr. William B. Read,
corner of Burritt and Quintard avenue,
South Norwoik, about 137 font front on
Quintnrd avenue. and about t20 feet on
Burrttt avenue. Home contain: all im-
provcmcnto and in in flat clan condi-
tion. ‘Fult particdilrc and price of
74 Washington St..' So. Norwaik. Ct.
W. S. Sturtovunt in Ill lhitl'nlo on
IllIl-i‘IIIPHH for the liliintern Underwear
Corporation.
liitercntiug news in regard to u hon-i
lery HIIII‘ appears in Rudd's Ind. totiiIY-
See What it is.
The Pine Ledge Whist (‘lub is in
session this ui'ioriioon, MI'S. C. W.
Muiiy being the hostess.
All the good full hats are to be
found at Rogers at Stevcna'. Prices
will suit you. too. See ad.
Charles Seymour, night clerk at Sol-
muns‘ stables, returned hurt night from
a week‘s vacation up the Hudson.
scent-i "N
,Taylor& Golden
iv in ‘4: ..
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2: Int" , * , ~
ORW ALW”
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Our tron Guarani”: Satisfaction or Money Bank.
Ali‘w‘Good Fall Hats.
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OURS IS A HAT SHOW WITHOUT A “FREAK" IN IT. ALL
THE NEW SHAPES THAT ARE GOOD ARE HERE; ALL THE
GOOD HATS IN THE NEW SHAPES ARE HERE. SIMPLY A
MATTER OF PICKING THE BECOMING HAT, AND PAYING
THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY.
VARIOUS SHADES OF
DERBIES IN BLACK AND
$3 SOFT HATS IN BLACK AND BROWNS, $1.50. $2, $2.50 AND
Mr. and Mrs. J. i“. O’Connor, of
Brooklyn. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs/Aloxunder Smith, have re-
turned home. 1
Ainiiroiui lirundnue. of Marshall
street, in noting iii; eicrli temporarily
in the store ot‘ lv‘riiiilt Sherman, in
North Main street.
Frank Sartaln. of the American ’l‘o-
Iiilt‘i‘t) (.‘onipaiiv, New York city, is
spending it \Vt-‘t‘ti in South Norwnlit, the
guest of his brother, (‘ounciliniiii
tieorgo iv}. Haiiniii.
~Auctin of Crot‘ui it" Knapp factory
tomorrow at 3:30 p. Ill.
The old Crofut. & Knapp hat factory,
at the corner or North Main and Union
streets, is to be sold :it public auction
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, by
it'rederick W. Mitchell, auctioneer.
’i‘he. chairmen of the various commie
toes of the Republican Campaign Chili
will meet Thursday evening in Quitt-
uer‘s building, when the final arrange—
ments for the big ratification meeting
Friday night will be completed.
The adjourned cunt-i of George W.
l'toynniiid. the Norwalk grocer. against
lietliiuid (l. llettd and wife, a (IISIIgi't'it"~
mt iit (We: a grocery bill, In scheduled
to come up in the Nor-walk 'i‘own Court,
before a jury ’i‘liurndziy morning at it)
‘U'l'Iiit‘Ii. _
(‘ontracior It‘. W. White, of East
Nth-walk. is; at work todzty jacking up
Croce.- Ii‘. ii. linwton‘a burn in Client.—
IIiiI street. The weight ot’ heavy gro—
ot‘ plumb and repairs had to be made.
Paul S. Atkins. of I‘IthlItIt'dllIlI-‘l,,I'f‘li-
reuniting the Aiiierlcun Society for TEX-
tension of IIIIIVt'i'tilIy ‘i‘t-ucliiii-. has
been in Norwaik the past week ar~-
ranging for a (nurse 01‘ Wagner lec~
lures to be. given early in the coming
season. A lnrg sutiocription list has
iilretidy been received,
The sacheins oi’ the local tribes of
Red Men are. today receiving the am
niial rtport from the. grout sat-hem re-
garding the (treat Council that met at
Middletown recently. The report con.
thine some Interesting facts concern-
ing the various tribes throughout the
state. There is only one tribe in the
:tnte with a larger membership ttinii
(int-its. of South Ntirwulii. The local
tribe is also l‘tllt‘d as third strongest
in finance.
An a pleasant contrast to the reports
of ill treatment. poor and inadequate
rations, etc.. that are heard on every
.lItI-J regarding the Miiniissusi innuen-
\‘C'l‘S. stands out the excellent record
itiade by Company D boys at Virginia.
Despite reporte~~ to the. contrary, there
were only tWo t“t)lepflIIIQS-I, of New
London. and i). of Norwalk-which
lnid sixty-eight nien’ out to report for
11in at every drill. formation and
march. Three of Company l'x men.
despir their excellent. record, were
brought home sick. Every man in
Company I) returned to Norwulk in
good health. .
New Line oi
Football Goods
. Just Received at
C O L E. MAN’S
10 North szfeit'asroauih Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spatding'a B'acebail
and Sporting Goods.
~
Month is a friend
that will work for non
daii and night.
Deposit roguiar‘iy in tho
“South”; Norwalk
Trust 00.
and you will .6» new; friend that
will protect you In your declining
militarismqmmlu
t‘t‘lft'a‘ put the nirnettire two feet out ‘
, daily. It you like good CHEESE, why not ‘ try
‘tmnolalh~
BROWN. 32 AND S3.
THE SMART NEW THINGS IN FALL NECKWEAR AND
PARADE.
TOP COATS, TO ORDER 0R REARDY-
SHIRTS ARE ON DRESS
L, FALL SUITS AND
TO-WEAR,
SCHOOL CLOTHES, HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHINGS FOR
BOYS. ., .. . Ht
nonnnsfirnvmsi
Eva
. Va. ‘5‘; ,
NiNG SE
Better
'-'- Tooth Brushes °:-
Wu have good tooth brunheu
from ice. up. At 25c to 500 we
supply brushes which we guar-
antee. If one of these brinihon
fails in any way to give entire
satisfaction, come back and get
a new one—~01- your money,
THE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
The Prescription hare.
All can pm tho door. Night
Calla Answered. Tel. Call. 16 2.
mm
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'I‘REE’I‘, 10.10 a. m.——Mixod
gains and losses, which were limited
to small fractions, were shown by the
opening prices in the stock market to-
day. Gains predominated but some 0!
the prominent riot-ks Were lower, In-
cluding Southern ltuilwny, which
showed the effects of realizing on yes-
terday's advance. American Smelling
I‘ltll off i H. The market was itctivo
and broad.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wn-ec or
Maples & tioidsclimtdt, Comminslon
TIrokern. Swartz (d Corbett Block.
South Norwnik. Telephone 15:1.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Successors to Cornstaoli Bros.
SOUTH NORWAL K. TEL. CALL. “-3.
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 liccauau
we look after otir customers no well—«nu custonicrs‘ iii-
teresls are our own No matter what you want. we'll get
i
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It for you and in better shape than any one else.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
.3 MANUEL T. HATCH.
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inptem an argon
1»~WOODBUI3Y PIANO. OAK CASE, ....... . ...... .. ..... .. '3240.00.
This instrument. has been rented to it famous singer and actress.
l’rcd three months this summer.
1—WOODBURY PIANO, MAH.. WAS $325.00 NOW ..... 1$260.00.
Large sized instrument. perfect as new, rented this Summer two
months, must he ecen to be appreciated.
1~—-JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW $275.00.
An opportunity to secure a fine, high-grade instrument at a low
price. ‘
i-SHONINGER ORGAN. GOOD AS NEW. $40.00.
This instrument has an actual value of $100.00. the small demand
for parlor organs is the season we offer It so low.
THESE ARE NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS. BUT THEY REP-i
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-
SIDERATION.
If you prefer to make monthly payments, we will be very glad it)
arrange some to your convenience,
Telephone 8650.
0‘6 Washington Street;
.m
[I complete and trash stock of
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies.
~ w. P. fiEERs
BOOK AND STATI ONmRY STORES,
iJ Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 80. Main St, South Norwalk.
. _ . .‘ ._ ., .,
r l ’ I ,
III III - I Ii BIIIIIII' BIISIIIGSS III“?
7' ' - I . I ‘ . '-
If you are a crank on BUTTER why not go to n"BUTTER- STORE",
We sell large quantities and open fresh tubs every day. If you mt EGGS
why not buy fresh ones. Our team collect: trash eggs from the country
our “PHILADELPHIA“
come back unlit. ' If you drink;
’.
\
CREAM". ” If you buy some you ‘wfl,
COFFEE qri‘rEA. why not go to 3 Iron where coffee and too are made ‘1'
. richsruhe Saturday that Prince Her-
Iro Romney. formerly commanding of-
Amul. Cop., 57% 581,1. 57 573/2
A. 0. 0i i“. (70.. 23% 230$. 22% 23
A. o. & 1“. pi'., my. my, till/,3 xiv.
Am, Cot Oil, 32%, 32% 32% 3213.;
Am LOCO” 25 25% 24% 25%
Am. Sineit., 05% 0659 05% 00%
Am. Sugar, 130%, 130% 130 130%
Anaconda. iii 84%, 84 84%
A. T.‘& S. Fe. 811/3 81% 80% 81
A. T. & S. F. p198 98 971,5 971/;
llalto. 8; Ohio, 88% 88% 88 88%
B'klyn. R. T., 54% 55% 53% 54%
Chen. & Ohio, 421/4, 421/4, 41% 42
Ch. & N, W, 187% 187% 187 187
Ch. Gt. West., 16% 16V. 15%. 16%
C. M. & S. 1)., 157% 157% 156%, 157%
Col. F. & I. 40% 40% 40 401,51
Col. South, 16% 10%; 10V; 10%
Con (ins. 206 200 205%, 205%
l)ei_‘& Ilntl., 108 108 167% 167%
Eric. 30% 30% 291,5 30
Erie, Int. pi’., 60% 07 66% 60%
I'oo.(ln;~i, 1031/2 1031/; 102% 102%
tien. Elvin. 172 173% 171% 173
iii, Central. lltslé 1381.5, 138 138
Lou. & Nunli., 1221,; 1221.3 121%,. 121%
Manhattan, 157 157 157 157
Met. St. Ity.. 120% ”2% 120% 121%
Mex Central, iii/4 NV... 12% HM
M. K. S; T., 22' 22% 221.1,. flit-V,
M. K. & ’I‘.. pf 47%. 48 471,43 iii
Mo. Pacific. 97% 08 07% 970;.
Nat. lend. 2.7V,» 23% 23v. 231;,
.Nt 1', Central, 125 122'. 124% 124%
No”. I} West” 03" “3% 0743:, 08‘...)
(int. .0 West.., 3234 3.7 321,4, tilt
Poo, Mail. 33% 33% 32 3239
Penn. it, it.. 127% 128%; 127% 128%,
Pres. S. Car, 34 3 33% 33%
Reading. 00%;; 07 0-H; tit:
Read. lat pi'., 85 85 84% 84%
Rep. Steel. 8%; 83.; 8% 8%
Rock island. 28-3; 28% 27141; 281,4.
Rook Island pf. 71 71% 70 71%
Rob. Goods. 197.4. 20 1074. 20
South Poe... 501/», 5674. 55:14. 55%
Son. Ry. (30., 33% 34% 33%; 34%
So. Ry Co. pf. 95% 951,43 9474.. 94%
Tenn. C & l_ 47% 4714.: 40-33 47%
Texas Para. 32% 32% 307i} 121%
Union PRC... 9814 illitfi 9753.1 98
Union l’ac. pf. 93 93 93 93
II. S. Leather, 8‘7. "8‘4 81;. 814.
U, S. Lentil. pf. 861,5 861,1; SIN/3 8051,,
17. S. Rubber, 20 20% 20 20'»;
ll. 8. Steel. 1514 15% 147$; 15
ll. S. Steel, pf., 05% 65% 64% 05
Wabash. 2i ,2] 20M 20%
Wabash. pi’., 41% 42 41%; 41%
West. tin. Tel. fill/4 911.1; 91% 91%
Win. Cent., 19% 19% 19% 19%
STANDARD OYSTER COMPANY.
.....—
Corporatton Organized to Deal In Oys-
ters and Ov'v‘n Property.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Standard Oyster Company, of South
Norwalk. has been tiled with Charles
(1. Vinal. secretary of state. The in»
corporators are Alden Salmons, of
South Norwalk. Elbert F. Lockwood,
of Greenwich. and Seward S. Wicks,
of Suffolk, L. I.
The ce‘iflcates of incorporation state
that the business of the company is
the. planting, growing. buying. selling
and dealing In all kinds of shell-fish
particularly oysters, and of buying.
selling. owning. controlling, hiring and
leasing oyster plantations. docks. dock
properties. land buildings, machinery.
steamboats, sailboats and other ves~
sets, with their equipment and doing
all other things incidential to the con-
duct and management. of the oyster
business or industry. _
PRINCE BISMARK'S CONDITION
FRIEDRICHSRUHE, Sept. 13.—
Prince Herbert Bismarck'c condition lg
most grave. His sister, Countess von
Rantzau, has been summoned to join
the rest of the family, who are al-
ready at Friedricharuhe.
It was announced today from Fried-
Bert Bismarck was seriously Ill and
that contradictory reports had been In
circluation for some time regarding
his condition. '
Prince Herbert Is the eldest son of
the late Prince Bismar k. .the great
chancellor of the Germ n empire. He.
we: born In Berlin December 28. 1849,
and married Margaret, Countess Ho-
yos, in 1998.
...-“~-
AFTER CAPTAIN KEITHLEY.
ST LOUIS. Sept. 18.——A warrant
ha: been issued for the arrest of Com.
floor of the Philippine contradictory
national at the World‘s Fair. who has
_ You will tie unitedhm I! van like EVERYTHINO‘CLEAN
mymaonuNORfl-l m‘ST‘IIII‘l‘ " . ,, ,. 1.
boon mining nationalist 29, on the
Niri
.vh,‘ \
in "'=
PINEL ‘
in
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THAN YOU SUDDENLY BEGIN TO DRESS BETTER 7 DID Yaw ‘
SEE AT THE SAME TIME THEY HAD JUST AS MUCH MONEY FOR in"
OTHER THINGS AS BEFORE 7 AND HAVE YOU WONDERED How
u couw‘ 36- i... .uni f'i.‘ .u in mm
SIMPLE ENOUGHI IF YOU WILL ALLOW US TO SHOW 79“
1
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. maul III I‘ll,
FALL HATS FROM cnorur AND KNAPP. MEN smut
NECKWEAR. .. ‘ T I “113"!“
.5. I 'r "'----- II.
“ti ' «an. "ii...
s.
' SELLECK 8. ”PRICE.
’1“
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1 Clothiers and Fumicherc.
93 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 354...
Wednesday. 14th. Instant. We wiii'litive-
Egg Plant. Large Green PeppelS.‘-*=s
Fall Pippin Apples. line ones.fl
Bartlett Pears. Fancu Table Applesi‘} I
Fine White Peaches. Fine Yellow rune
es for Canning. PRICES RIGHT.
Lorenzo Dibbleit'
..m
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.”
means more than the mere trying on of different glosses If done at tho'
cni rooms of H. B. lioyt. With one of the best equipped offices in. , '
Norwaik. he has every means for making the most accurate and relishing?
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses are
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician. . _ ,
Room 0 United Bank Building, South Namath. Danni?“
Special Appointment: at conventcn cc of patron. ’
Office hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45. 6:00. Saturday evening- 7-».
TELEPHONE 10.. Pm doIIvdry to Ill part. of "I. M OIII
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish in"
Ousiers. Clams. Escallops and all" kinds
of Fish . ‘
Fresh Evelu Dan.‘
ALL GOODS wannAN‘rso; ' -
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Nut to JOIM H. Fol’fll' I‘ll 0M.
lanolin—20 Whit. 0L. Duvnhury: “Pacific Street, Stamford. ' ' ‘
snowmen STEAK iOc .
, CHOPPED BEEF 5 lb. 25c
LOW PRICES SATURDAY.J ,
l . . -—-———- . inland
Schaub’s Market.
I 22 Washington}8trcct.j, , *
fl“
‘ mm 32:: will: , 2'
, H0 5005 BC.“ CONSEQUENCES. - ’-
, nov'ou IIALIZIthourIouIOonmuclcu or Doom no
‘Pnooic-uyona mammoth-um Ill and
mu your union mldcrcuon. r‘ )
corn-men WITH voun cvui gxmmnriou nil. m.
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V 0: I3. JACKSON.
a WALL STREET. "
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