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LtILIII News Into.
A meeting of the commiitee of the
Liquor Dcalers’ Association will be
held this evening at the Hotel Clit-
ford.
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The requisition for $25,050 made by
the president. secretary and treasurer
of the Connecticut commission or the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition has
{lien approved by Governor Chiunbeiu
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Colonel‘ Samuel llnsknm. of ,Nor-
walk, has a little joke on First Se:
lectman John 1“. Devino. "I‘IC'II
ought to make an excellent select-
man," says the colonel to friends.
“Why?" some ask. ”Because he‘s
Bovine," gently replies the colonel.
Walter J. Strohineyer and Chester
Fitch, who have been oystering oI‘I
Bridgeport since the season opened
intend to return this week. Mr, Stroln
meyer will then go to New York anti
resume his studies in the dental col~
loge.
Among the automobiles that stop-
ped in Norwalk today, on the way to
Danbury, was a large. Peerless tour
Ing cur, operated by Mr. Dunham, of
the Peerless Company. Charles E.
Johnson accompanied him to the big
lair.
An almost continuous procession oi
automobiles en Ioute for the Dilililllly
Fair. passed through Norwalk this
morning. A large number stopped
at it‘. 10.- l.ockw.ooti . and Company's
garage III»Wall street for repairs or
supplies.
Lieutenant Governor Roberts will hi
the guest of N. Burton Rogcis during
his visit to Dnnbury It‘rldny. He will
be entertained at tho liiv pubiicuu ln~nd~
quarters Friday evening and it. is prob.
able that a public reception will be
given him by Danbury citizens.
Prof. and Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom, of
Norwalk. and Mr.
Mead, of Greenwich. sailed yesterday
on the steamship Kaiser. Wilhelm ii...
for Europe. They will tour the con-
tinent several weeks, and will proba-
bly spend iconsiderabie’ time in
France. .
Eugene J. VanNcss, of Bayvieiiv ave-
nue, returned home last week from a
three weeks’ trip through PennsylvaL
nla and New York. Mr. VanNcss in-
tended to go from Niagara into Cana-
da, but the season was so advanced
and the weather so cold that he alter-
ed his plans and returned home.
Howard R. Waterbury. the former
South Norwalk telegraph operator.
who IS now meeting with atrocess in
the United States Signal Corps. has
been transferred from Juneau to Vul-
dez. Alaska Mr, Waterbury has re-
colved several promotions since enter-
Ing the service a couple of years ago.
The State Board of Agriculture will
meet in Danbury on Friday. holding Its
business session at the Hotel Grove-
land. Governor Chamberlain has been
invited to meet with the board but It
Is doubtful II' he Will be able to accept
the invitation. The members .of the
board will attend the Fair- In the ab
ternoon,
The Law Automobile Company of
Bristol filed a certificate at organiza-
tion III the onlce of the state secre~
tnry, Monday The capital stock Is
860. 000, and the firm will begin busi-
ness with 84 000 paid in. The Incor-
porators are Fred A. Law. of Hart-
I‘ord: Frederick N. Maureen and Judge
Epaphrodltup Peek. of Bristol.
Governor Chamberlain has author
ind the admission or the following
persons to state Institutions: Sarah A
Jackson, oi Norwich to the American
School for them
or Putnam, and Ella White of Mali-
den to the Connecticut So do] for tin-I 3 ,
beollos at Lakeviile. an li‘ellx Ile-
Glalr, of Putnam, and Ruth Crawford.
, or Siaflord. to the lie for incur-
.. blot: at Newingtoni
_tlne business was transacted.
and Mrs. Cristyv
Dent? Heleklah Maples. "
lurIIII avenue. House cont in: all Im-
we}??? and II In first I: an condi.
. IpnrtIeI’IIIirI‘ and price of
Taylor&Galdon
74l W hington no Norwaik. Gt.
‘ Charles Sluvln Iii to attend the limi-
bury Ii‘IIlI tomorrow. /
A son was recently born to Mr. and
Mrs. John H, Weltlc, oi‘ ‘WoHIpIIi'I.
Mrs. Frank W Perry, 01' Norwnlk,
thus been il recent guest of Irlcnds in
Wesipott
A sociable Is to be held thisevou-
Ling at the home tit/Oscar Ivlllls In
Rowaytoh.
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Have you rend the Dcmorest club
offer in the Howlund ad? It you have
not, you should do so at once.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, will hold a regular
meeting tomorro night. '
IA schooner load or stone has been
discharged at Tavern Island, for .10.
Hill‘s new breakwater. .
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The best Lehlgh coul can be found
at the yard of the Harris at Iluns ()om- ,
puny. Free from slate. ltILtItI Ibo iltI.
M»
William L. Biascer and a party ol’
friends started this morning in MI.
IlInsI-cr' s automobile for the litiubtn;
lt'uir.
Read the I) M. litLIIII ad. and sec
the specials they are iiIH-il‘lillg in lime
curtains, lInndkeIt-liiols tints I‘nb-
rlcs etc.
There will be llll important meet-
ing of: the Norwalli ’I‘ypogrnpliica‘l UII— ‘
ion in Central Labor Lyceum, tumor—
row evening.
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Hubert It}. Bishop and party of
friends are attending the Dnnbury lair
today, the trip being made in Mr. Bis-
hop's big automobile.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Baldwin and Dr.
and Mrs. W, Ii. llaldwln, of Norwalk.
left this morning in their automobiles
for the Dunbury Fair. ..
Miss Charlotte Grumman,
ial clerk at Charles (I. lvesf music
store in Norwalk,’ is spending the
day at. tho Uunbury Fair. '
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Among the Norwalkcrs attending
the IIanbuIy li‘nlr today are I‘. SI
.i. liylngiou. Iiuius Buttery, M ii lien-
ueti. and t‘hailes '1‘. Bears.
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A meeting el’ tho. Woman's Guild III
Trinity Church was held Inst ILL-union
It lhtL Guild room. Considerable rou-
Mrs'. George W. Smitl, of Westport
menus. will celebrat L.r eighty-sew
oath birthday tome row and a num-
ber oi’ friends Will gather at her- home
to aid in the coleiuntion iier I‘Iientls
are welcome.
A meeting of the registiais of theL
IL‘lIst Second and ’I‘hltd DIsIIlcts will
he held h‘Iltlay evening in the town
court room for the purpose of. trans-
ferring voters from one district to an-
other on account. of changes of real-
dence. A large number will be trans
Barred this year.
BETTER. THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it. tlid there would be
few children that would do II. There
Is a constitutional cause for this, Mrs.
M. Summers. Box 516. Notro Dame,
Ind.. will semi her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Writc her today If your children troII~
ble you In this way. Don't blame the
ichiltl. The chances are’It can't help
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show the work of skilled»
craftsmen —-— wide. concn vc
shoulders fitting without it
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great for style, satisfactory
for service. .
In coverts, Oxford and
black, short and medium
length, from $I5 to $20; oth-
ers as low as $6.
OLII‘ Fall Suit show 13 open
daily; admission is free. .
Come and get acquainted
with what’s what in Clothes,
Hats and Furnishings for
man and boy.
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WALL STREET NEWB.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a m.-'1‘he
opening stock market today was
broad and active and the changes Were
mixed, with gains predominating St.
Paul opened 1 point higher on the
sale of 2.200 shares. and there were
and United States Steel pfd. 'I‘he‘last.
named stock opened up a quarter anti
the run oil to a halt under last night,
und’tbo common stock was a fraction
lower. Illinois Central rose 2. The
declines were amongst the trunk lines
Southwesterns and the local public
stocks. ionsoiitlnicd (ins. lost II
point. . ‘
WALL STREET 1 n. m.—~(!ongest-
ed buying tonicrod for II. time in tné‘.
Erios and they responded with point
gains. St. Paul resumed its advance
and various other favorite stocks were
lifted higher. Unusually large sellingt
’IIt-rgan in SI, l’nul utter it had reached
100 again and It broke rapidly to 100%.
Liquidation of the Pneiflcs was re-
sumed on a large scale anti PennsyiL
vaniu and its controlled properties
were sold heavily. Union Pacific, Mis-
souri. Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio
weIc driven a point under yesterday's
closing and Pennsylvania, Reading and
some others reacted as much from Ihe
highest of the day. St. Paul rallied
vigorously to above 168 later and Atch-
iron. which had been decidedly heavy
earlier, rose a point. The general
‘ market did not respond and trading
became rather uulet by 1 o‘clock.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples & Goldschmidth Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz dc Corbett Block.
South Norwalk Telephone 153.
Open .High Low
Ainnl. Cop, 581,4 58%; 57%
A. C. & IL‘. (30., 23 23 22%
A. (.3. 8:. F. pt. 81% 81% 81%
Am. (tut. OIL. 29 29v. 29
Am. Ice. pit. 32% 33%; 32%
Am. i.oco.. 20% 20% 26%
Am. Smelt, 603;. 67% 607,4,
AIII. Sugar, 132% 132% 131%.
Anaconda. 9.1 95 95
A, 'I‘. & S. Fe. 821% 83% 82%
A. '1‘. & S. II‘ p 100% 100% 100%
Balm. & Ohio. 91% 91%, 90%
Ii'klyn. R. 'I‘., 58% 581$ 57%
Ches. & Ohio, 44% 45 44%
Chi.’&. N. W., 189% 190 189%
16% 161i. 10%
C. M. & S. P. 167 109 107
001. F.’ & 1., 36% 36% 351,9
Col. South, 19% 19% 19
gen. Gas, 2121/. 2121/; 212
91. 8: Bud, 170% 170% 170
Erie, 33 33% 32%
Erie, lst. pt, 09 09% 68%
Gen. Rice, 173 174 172% 174
III. Central 142%, 1431.4 142% 143%
lion. & Nash, I28 128 12791. 1271,14
Manhattan. 154% 154% 1.535%, 154
Met. ‘81. Ry., 120% 121% 120% 121
Mex. Central, 14% 1415' iii/i, 14-1/1,
M, K. & 'l‘., 25% 25% 25% 25%
M. K. & '1‘. pl'.. 51% 51% 50% 50%,
Mo. Puclhc, 1001.4 100% 09% 1005‘;
Nut. Lead. 25% 25% 25% 25%
N. Y. Central 1261i; 128% 126% 12814;
Nerf. &_ West, 72% 720.1 71% 72%
(int. & West, 34% 34%; 3-1 341,9
1 :00
57%
22%
81%
219%
33
26%;
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95
83
100%
91
58
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190
10%
1687/3
36%
19
212
170
33%
69%
2,200 shares of Amulgmaied Copper.
Pac. Mail, 34%. 34% 34% 34%
Penn. R. R.. 133%. 134% 133 134
Poo. Gas. 103% 103% 103 103
Pres. 8. Car, 34% 34% 34 34
Reading. 087.4; 70% 08% 09%
Read.,,lnt pt, 80% 86% 86114 80%
.Rep. Steel, 10% 10V 10% 10%
Rock Island, 29% 29. 29% 29%
Rub. Geode, 21' 21 21 21
South. Pub... 68% 58% 581A 58%
Son. Ky. 00.. 33% 33% 33 33%
So. Ry Co. pt, 94% 94% 04% 94%
Tenn. 0. & I. 48%, 40 48% 49
Texas Poe, 33153315. 32% 32%
“Union Pad, 104% 104% 103% 104
U. S Leather, 0% 9% 0%, I!
U S heath, pl 87% 87%.. 87% 87%
U. 8. Rubber. 21 21 21 21
U. S. Steel,18‘,{. 18% 18% 18%
U. 8. Steel. 1) 75% 75% 74 741k,
Wabash, 20 21% 20% 20%
Wabash. pt, 42% 42%» 41% 4255...:
West. Un. Tel 91% 91% 91% 91%
and you are not expected to buy because yOu come into ”
store. I , i .
can be made when talent shapes the cloth.
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We keep our customers’ Clothes pressed without charg
SCHOOL SUITS for ‘Boys, $2.00 to $5.00. “It ' .f
,' Clothiers and Furnisharl. ‘7'
III Washington. Street. SouthINorwaIII.‘
TELEPHONE CALL 3244.
day: Get. 5
WE SHALL HAVE
CAULEFLOWER for pickling, *2 ‘_‘ ,. .
SAGE“, white or yellow SMALL ONIONS for pickling Aldo. NIOEIO'Afit
GORDAN PEPPERS and GREEN TOMATOES.
QUINOES, fine ones, 'N. Y. state 65c PECK.
FALL PIPPIN APPLES. PARSNIPS.
RIPE TOMATOES.
NEW nos and FINE TABLE APPLES. “ .
WIII cell 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR “.00, “Ill time, a. ll
you, If you buy Quince: and other pickling goods here. ,
REMEMBER they all come to me when they want PURE VINEGAN.‘
that is pure and no mistake. ‘
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the more trying on or diner-ant classes it done at the optiL
cai rooms of H B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped oillces In South
Norwalk. he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable an
tests and the best results are assured In every case. All glasses are 0911‘
structed to order, and special lenses 0! any kind are furnished. .
HOMER B. HOYT. Ran'uunntapuoun.
Room 9 United gunk Building, ,
Bmlll Appointments It oonvonlen cut of patron. ..
the. hours, B. 11:45,12:45. d: 00. Saturday evenings 7—0.
Save Monet). Bun AI Schaub’s
Print Butter..................20c lb. Lean Pot Roast..............10is up
Eggc, strictly fresh..........25c doz. Fresh and C m Plate......... 6c up
Chopped Beet...31bs.for 26c..‘10c lb Leg Spring 2Lamb '.16c up
Prime Rib Roast..............10c tip. Fore Quarter Inmb..........10c up
Porterhouse Steak............18c up. lamb Chops..................150up
Sirloin Steak...........:....18c up. Nativa Hom Dressed a
Round Steak........‘..........15c1b. Fowl. 9 Chicks an
Shoulder Steak...............1tic III. Native Home Veal.
Schaub‘fs Market.
22 WASHINGTON OTREET.
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no vou NIALIZI the anion- Conundrum.- u noun-nu liq
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on your highest consideration.
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