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local Mus tildes.
This is one of the finest days of the
year.
August’s finest moonlight nights will
be from the 12th to the 18th.
Reed G. Haviland is enjoying a ten
days‘ pleasure trip to Nova Scotla.
, Michael Fallon, of North Taylor ave
one. is out‘ today after a short ill-
ness.
David W. Raymond has
from a trip to Albany.
Mr. Comstock, of New York, has tak-
en a position as clerk at the Hotel
Clifford.
A monthly business meeting of the
Catholic Club, of Norwalk, will be held
this evening. i
Waldo A. Raymond, 0f Nash‘s store.
is enjoying a vacation whieh he is
spending in town.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R. held its
regular meeting last night. Only reg
ulur business was transacted.
A regular meeting of the Central Lu-
bor Union will be held tonight‘ln the
Labor Lyceum Hall, in South Main
street. ‘
The monthly business meeting 01‘
the Nutmeg Club will be held at the
club rooms, corner of Main and Wall
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. P. T.
Osborn, of NOI‘WIIIk, have taken apartv
mcnts at. the Mohican hotel for Aug-
ust.~»~New London Day.
Miss Alice K. Plan, of No. if; Eliza-
beth street. is on a Visit to No. 3; lab-
erty street. Daubury, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Jennings.
The W. C. 'l‘, U. will hold its outinl:
at Roton Point. Friday attention. Will
all try and leave for the Point by 1
o‘clock. A box ltmch will be served.
The annual calling of the civil doc-
ket in the Town Court, of Norwalk will
take place on Saturday. August 12th.
at 10.0'clqckJn the Norwalk court
1’00“]. ' ‘
Miss Ethel Martincnu, of llanks‘ dry
goods store, anti Miss Sadie lirown.
of Nelson's store, went to Steeplechase
island today on the Methodist Sunday
school excursion.
Miss Clara M. Ryder. clerk at the
Wall street oilice of the sciectmcu. is
still ill at her home in Lyncs place.
but is improving, which is pleasing
news to her many friends.
liomcr Nichols. the son of Mrs. C.
it. Nichols. of Norwalk. is greatly lin-
proved at’ter an operation which ne-
cessitated amputation of three of the
lingers on his left hand.
Timothy Mcrwln, a well-known Wll»
too young man. went to New York to-
day to get a new automobile which he
has jusl purchased. The car is a 24-
30 horse power Wintou. llitlb model.
The regular wuckly rehearsal of
Arion Singing Society will be held to-
night in their hall in Madison street.
(in Sunday the Arious will go to
iiridgcport to attend the picnic of the
Bridgeport At'ion Society.
Special orders No. its from the ot-
llco ol' Adjutant (lcncral Cole announc-
ed the appointment of Sergeant John
I“. Anderson, of iiridgoporl, to be sec-
ond limttcuanl of (‘ompuuy h’, 'l‘hird
Infantry, vicc Smith resigned,
Deputy Sheriff .Iohn W. Scullcy has
leased the store in thc Murvlu block
rcccntly occupied by tiniscppl (larlbalo
dl. for the purpose oi" storing the at—
inched articles in the store, which at-
tnchmont he made ycstt-rdny morn-
ing.
The tiulmrbnnn, of New York. who
are to play The Norwuikn are said to
be a team equally as strong if not
stronger than the liuy ltidgo team (If
ilrooltlin. which dcl'tultml 'i‘ltc Nor:
walks in the last game by a score
of 2 to 1.
Miss ilertha Van Scoy. of West ave-
nue. was severely bruised this morn~
ing by a portion of the ceiling in the
returned
- room giving way and falling on her.
Dr. iieau was callmt to attend her.
The house Is owned by George hock-
wood. of Norwulk.
Complaint is madc- that nanny of the
shade trees about the uit‘oeia of the
City of Norwnllt are being badly injur-
ed by horses gnawing into their bark.
Home. ptoperty owncra huco taken the
precaution of having wire placed at.
child the Iowur part of the. trees.
The rain has uncle huyln‘g impossi-
ble for the farmers since last. Saturn
tiny and the harvesting of that impor-
tant crop has therefore been delayed
a little in consequence of the mother.
But. they have all been glad to have
that work delayed for the suite, of the
much needed and refreshing rain.
which has already done much in the
way of improving the other crops of
farm and garden.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DIPAIIT»
MINT.
is in charge of three licensed men
who have pulled the state Board of
Pharmacy, and are legally qualified to
fill your prescriptions: you will always
find thorn ready to supply your wants.
We do not. allow unlicensed men to do
COMMON“.
'rmws-avgm can.
my, W” " mull“
Lori a coin:
Habitats“.
South [for wdlk.“
Lady Jennings Lodge held its reg-
I-limiri meeting --lnst night in Red Men's
at .
Norwaik, withhold a meeting this
evening. ‘.
Nelson's is headuarters for souvenir
postal cards and albums. Read his
ad. in this issue.
Rev. George D. Egbert sailed today
on the schooner George Edmunds for
Newfoundland.
Men's outing suits at half price at
Sellnck fl. Price's. Read the ad. for
prices on the "Nufangl" trousers.
The Hat Makers held their regular
monthly meeting last; night in the
Labor Lyceum in‘ South Main street.
Mind Clara M. Ryder, who has been
ill for several days past. resumed her
duties at the office of the selectmen
today.
At the meeting of Washington Camp
tonight the reports of the delegates
to the recent state convention Will
be heard.
A rehearsal of the Sunday school
chorus of the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church will be held tomorrow night
in the church,
Public disposal sale at Gottlieb's
opens tomorrow with a store full of
astonishing bargains. Read the large
ad. in today‘s issue.
The methods of the Merrill Colleges
are endorsed by the business public.
if you are looking for a business ed‘
ucaliotu go to Merrill’s.
The Nationals will play the New
t‘ahaans on the Baxter grounds. Sat-
urday afternoon. Mead will be in
the box for the New Cnnaans.
A FIRST RATE ATTRACTION.
iiurgrcave‘s Circus is to exhibit in
South Norwalk on Thursday, August
itith. The Chester, i’a.. Evening
Times has the following regarding the
attraction:
Hargreaves Circus has caught on
in great shape, as was shown by tho
large:audience-,m-cscnt last night. it
is a pleasure for us to be able to en.
(lords this charming little show clear
through. Everything is well
The performance is clean. attractive
anti satisfactory.
The various acts and fonts on the
program Were finely and generously
applauded. Among those worthy of
special praise are Jack Cousin. whose
wonderful work as an expert on the
wire is a show in itself. Also the
vaulting and somersault on the rope
by William 'l‘essier. The Dog Circus.
under the direction of Prof. Lee. was
a remarkable exhibition. The clown
business was ably attended to. the
whole, company being under the super-
vision ot Hargreaves. himself a line
acrobat and one of the most cntcr»
talulng ciowns.-—-~Chestcr (i’a.i Eve-
nlg Times.
‘5
BEST SHOW YET.
Tho vaudeville show presented at
ltoton this week is the best yet given.
The crowds are very large and test the
capacity of the piazza nightly. Willie-
ley utul iiell are the leading t'un mak-
ers and keep the audience in one cou-
tlnual roar of laughter. The con
itll'litln dance of Mr. itado. of itado
and Bertram. is a very fine pcrt’orm-
ancc and deserves all the applause he
gets. Miss Duval is a very pleasing
singer and is making a hit. as is also
Miss Bertram in her whistling solos.
The entries which have been issued
for the first annual baby show and
which are coming In very that insures
u very big list of contestants in both
the baby contest. and the decorated
carriage parade. That there will be
many hundsonwly decorated carriages
is assured and the sight furnished will
be a grand onc indeed. (in the day
of the parade will be a full band of
music which will also furnish music
all day at the Point. Special instrucv
lions are printed on all entry blanks
and particulars will also be published
In the daily papcrs in nipple limo for
all interested to be ready for the
great ludics' and childrcu's day at the
Point.
CHECKS.
It greatly facilitates and simplifies
every business deal.
It In a check on forgctl‘ulnoas.
Your chock back from the bank is a
receipt and a reminder in l‘illttl entry
of the payment has been omitted.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
issuer check books and offers every up
to date facility for tho transacting of
the General flanking business.
illiltlliitlllt‘
390 Up.
in consumers”
NIW‘ C‘I’OII,
to m don mun
“an roman l4
. ems... deioft, i. '0. a. n. of U
donc..
tit everything anoint“ and newsflash
bewilderment of surprise that will
air. invitations to.
.i’ “ Shows i
CIRCUS with its many startling and surprising acts that are entirely novel,
by a small army of acrobnm, aerlallsts, equestrlans and phenomenal
performers. ‘
MENAOERIE with its long train of (lens of ferocious jungle bred beasts,
strange, quaint and curious animals. beautiful birds, reptiles. etc.
WILD WEST with its realistic pictures of life on the plains. its rough rid-
ers from the land of the settlni,r sun anti its picturesque savage com-
ats. -
HIPPODROME with its true revival of Roman sports and its reckless eon-
tests of skill and endurance that will make. the pulses throb faster and
thrill everyone.
THE SIX-TON GIANT OF BEASTS, JUMBO II. ,
The largest elephant in the world. positively the mightiest of all mam-t
moths arid ‘13? l)only]trillephant. in the world who is put through a marvelous
( spay o s y, a. a y. A feature that other shows woul .
ey to duplicate. . ' d give any mon
TWO PERFORMANCES daily under new and cotumodions water-proof tents
with ample accommodations for everyone. Performance at 2 and ii
p. m., with doors opening one hour earlier for you to inspect all the
marvels, curious creatures and extra added attractions without any the
tra charge. A world’s fair in miniature.
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'Twouid be foolishly expensive for me to send you
but the bent of hay. grain and food. when i make it a rule
to take back at price sold anything that you think is not
as it should be.
It's easy to make low prices it quality is disregarded—
the market In always full of low-priced goods, but buying
"cheap" grain is not economy hint it's mean to your animal.
Buy Oat'n That's Clean. . ‘1
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i am nenr— ' i 1 l' -.
just as far as ', “:' fl’.
nearest letter-box " ‘ ' . t ‘ ‘
or telephone.
W Mitt “lilting! ”illoln‘g!
At $8.00
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
ONLY A F EW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY.
W- P- BEERS,
Booksellers, Stationery. Engraving, Kodaku. Fl’lm Paclu and Camera Cu liu
49 Wall CL. Nomatk. ' 6 So. Main SL. 80. Namath.
Telephone Connection.
Merrill Business “ tidbit
has bccu t‘tIilt‘NIillg young men and \vomcu for
SEVEN TEEN YEARS.
It». utciltods arc cudorscd by thc liusiucss public.
It oll'crs iurrcziscd i'acilitics this year. 1‘
illiiccs open every day il'ttlll ozoo tiII 4:30.
I’ail Tt‘l‘lll lit-gins Scptcutbcr 5th.
VISITORS WELCOME.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Phisls The Market
WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL GRASS, LIVE LOBSTERB, LONG
CLAMI, ROUND OLAMB, BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH. HALIBUT. STEAK
COD, CIA BABE, IONITA MAGKERIL. PONOIIO, ITO. ALL FISH
COMIB IN FRIOH EVERY DAY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 100- FIII DILIVIIY.
Horn 0 FREfiMnN, ”
REPRIII BENTING
Harry H. Ho t 8- Co.
Bankers and takers,
stocks. lends. Grain and Cotton Ion ant and laid for Cull or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated stool: Exchange. Dinot prim. win.
New York. a and a Wall strut. Brooklyn. :71 mum [M
IOUTH NORWALK. TILJIM. HOW’O THIATII IUILDINO.
Marlin Venom Ivm Morning at to O'Cloolt.
..... wk... .5...” ... ,...«__ A...” w
“"“""nicyéiés and Carriage
Sold and Registrant '
LUTHER M. R ours
Carriage Repository.
Wejdwflaffmffon to the miller! detail of our business. and
wmntuyfhfactfon «gm department.
. 4
l on Nortazmaln ,Gtr'ut.
. .
.. than who snow weeks ago
tilel Sous ; i
We have last resolved a large
line of Toilet Soaps, all kinds
and odors, such as hellotmpe,
violet, sandal, rose. clematis, il-
inc. etc. They are as pure and ,
dainty as can be. made. When
you need soap try same of these.
They cost no more than the lin-
satlsfactory kinds.
25 CENTS BOX.
lite Mitford Pharmacy
can Panscdimtqh prone.
TIL. can. 1M.
Maples ti Ooldschmidt Co.
a
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Out»- In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swan: I. Corbett Block. Co. Norwnlk.
55% -
TODAY IN WALL OT REIT.
WALL STREET. 10‘:i0 a. in.-—Pric~
es opened in the stOck market today
way above last night‘s closing record
gains being quarter. Smelling to
about. a point in Reading and National
Lead and to large fractions in Atchl-
son. New York Central and United
Reduction ptd. Business was active
anti welldistrlbuted.
hardened further, but strength in a
spotty way in Southern railroads, the
Copiers and the tlniter States Steel
stocks were conspicuous. The general
market was narrow and halting.
WALL S'l‘iiEE'l‘, noon.-’l‘he lati-
guid response to the few advances
threw the market into a torpid state
and prices yicldcd slightly. The mar-
ket was barren of special features.
Reading's fresh advance to l 1-2 over
last night pulledytho average level
up slightly at noon. Bonds were
steady. ' . -
WALL STREET. tp. m.»M0vc-
merits of a few special stocks offered
the only Interest In a dull market.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: of
The Maples & Qpldncbrntdt Col. Com-
mlnion Bf0k8f8.f8'fltl I. Corbett
Block, ,Bquth Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal (‘op 84%. 8414. till-ii. till/i.
Am (‘ d & Co “1;" 37 37 it?
Am Loco Old 483. til-$3 48%
Am Smelt 12!}: 13th». 123% izuia
.\m Sugar twin; H27. Hit/J; 142‘”;
A 'l‘ & S o 8137.. 87 8637. 87
Hallo & OIIIO INK. ”47;. 114% 114%
Il'ltiyn till“, 68% 681.4,; filial.
(‘ht‘s & Ohio 55 55 54% 543’,
(‘III& N V" 2H“; 2H EH"); ill-lib
Ch Gt West ‘3th 20‘s; 20 20
Ch M &,St P 1801/. ”(0% 180 liltiin
(‘01 South 29% 29% 287). 29
Con (his iii? 192 19?. 192
Del & Hut] 195% 195% ISM-‘3 195
Eric lti‘é 47 ink; 47
Eric lsl pf ill R414. RI 841..
Ill Central thW‘ Hilly. Hull.- ITIIIAL:
Lou & Nash litl 147‘s; Hti till/4
Met St ity 127V. 1273.. I2Ii7s 12%;.
Mex Cent 22% 221/4 22 2‘3
Mo Pacific 100% 100% 993/. 100
Net Lead 48% 49‘}; «tiling iii-$3
N Y ('enlrai 147% HT”; HIW; H7
Norf it West idiot. sung. 853‘. till
(int 6} West 533%,. 5315. 527M 522%
Penn K it ”2% 1427;. “2% 14271.
Peo (ins 105% ltiti lOl'ia'V‘ liiii
Reading tutti. low. 1041.5 lump
Rep Steel 207k 21 207.. 2i
Rock Island 31 311/4 Ill 'll‘A
Rub floods til. it?) 35 :5
South i‘uc tidbit Ill-i; MM. 64%
Son Ry Co till/t; Roll. 34% 851,4.
'I‘l‘ltli (' & I h'ii 89% till 89
Texas PM 33% 33% 33% 331/.
Union l’al' 130 iiiiiillt 129% Hill“.
U 8 Rubber 52% 521,; 52 52
ll 8 Steel 347... 35% 341% 34%
U 8 Steel pl 103% ltllbi. ltlti‘fi 104
Wabash lii’iit Iiiiil. 19% 19%
West Iln Tel 93% 93% 93V. 93%
Wis t‘ent tidbit 23% 23% 23%
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MR3. WILSON IS "ABOUT THE
SAME."
Bturootypad Formula Given Out To-
dly at tho Irldgoport Hoopltal.
A uucccuaftu operation was perform-
ed at tho iirldgoport hospital yester-
day upon Mrs. Janet Wilson. the we-
escaped
from the Hudson county hospital at.
l‘oitgilkcepnic, N. i’.. made her way to
iirldgcport with Walter imigdou. the
young son of a physician at the sani-
tsriutu. and the bullet which she fired
into her breast from a 2:: calibre re-
volver was recovered.
The operation was perforced by Dr.
Wright. of tho houpltnl staff and was
sliccosaful. ’l'hc IIIIIII'I was taken from
the hollow of the broast whore it has
been ltnbuddmi since the night that
Mrs: Wilson attempted her life at the
old Washington Bridge Tavern, in
Milford.
iiilnco ahn has been in the hospital
Mrs. Wilson has had a relapse and at
one time her life hung in the balance.
She has steadily improved. recently
however. according to reports re
celved from the hospital. until yester-
day, and then it. was decided that she
was strong enough to undergo an op-
oration.
Little information was youuhsafod
lit the hospital today concerning the
operation except. that it was nuccow
tul. The woman‘s condition was Ilid
to be "about the some."
noun one now Ionunb.
onset). “an sum nouns and
'l‘lie (fautcl is an enterprising individual. O
llc has a bump on at all times.
If you're not wise to the best place in town to buy Cloth-
ing and Furnishings, be a camel and get a hump on you.
MEN’S oortnesun's AT JUST HALF yearns.
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$6.50 at $3.25. $ 7.00 at $3.50. $ 8.00 “$4.00.; y'
$8.50 at $4.23 $10.00 at $5.00. $12.00 at $6.00; '
Prices on the Nufangl Trousers split:
$4.00 at $2.00. $5.00 at $2.50. $6.00 at_$3.oo.
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks
and blues.
890 Underwear at 48c. .
Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables.
SELLEOK .8. PRICE. _
HEAD TO FOOTOUTFITTERS.
9: WASHINGTON s'raEET. scorn noawann
Telephone Call 32442.
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WALL srnhs'r. li a. lbw—Prices'
W an. MOI!» Io. Nam-It
nt""'fi"ibi5i¢’s’ Grocery
Cutting the heat Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater satisfaction
we think. ,
Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real. genuine. home laid. fruit
stock than most. It's a square deal here. If we haven’t 'em we fly so
and do not substitute something differ cut. 30: doz.
Difficulties disappear where‘ Yach t Club Salad DNIIIng It and. Deli"-
ioun. smooth and apeitzinp. Get the book, “Table Help. for Housewife or I
Hostels,” for the asking. New Lobst 2r. '
Paraffenc Wax. An easy way to seat Jam: and Jellies and protect thorn
from mold. No late or odor. Seals airtight. No papers to out, no lid.
to fit. Ask about it.
Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Spices, Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pur-
M
poses. . .
Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Musk. Green Corn, Squall,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Blackbe tries. Peachel. etc" etc.
“Honey in the Honey Comb." New season's, 18: a frame. ‘~
Awaiting your orders, at your service. T1“.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 2H.
‘ SPECf
Jones‘FLbuamEa alto. use
PILLsauav's FLOUR, reams. ........... I70
ax'ran F'ANCY LARGI‘WATERMELONS, EACH, 5.,
FINEST LINE OF Porn‘roas m TOWN.
FULL LINE OF BERRIES, FRUIT G. VEGETABLES
UNITED onoczav COMPANY. ‘
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 PORT IT.
SO. NORWALK. CT. [ACT NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 26—3. TIL. 810—8.
EYE
ireater demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our law
Life In DINO
ing civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for.
We can
a failure through poor sight. The eyes are the bread winnerl.
given you the beat vision possible.
HOMER B. HOYT, Reflecting Optician. ‘
Room 9. United Bank Building. South NM Cull.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Dillon noun 8-11:46. law—emu Saturday cranium. 'f—I.
mo OLAIIIO nus-r u cannula"
EYES CHANGE
Often one attribute: a Inclt of alumni of vision to III. '01..
when Illa gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not be well lo M"
your eyes examined again?
IT'S FREE.
'0. B. Jackson,
medulla Optician.
u WALL eraser. nonwaut. or.
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YELLOW FEVER IN ARKANSAS.
’l‘IGXABKANA, Arie. August. :i.--A
young man who arrived hero Saturday
from inulslanu was tukcu sick from
fever in a hotel. The patient. was Illi-
mcdintely isolated at a point two miles
out of town and the case is under
close observation. A shotgun quar-
antine was placed about the hotel.
none of tho initiates being permitted
to leave the building. The building
was thoroughly fumigation.
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PLEASANTLV EFFECTIVE.
Never in the. way, no trouble to cor-
ry. easy to take. pleasant and never
falling in results are DoWItt'n Little
Early Risers. These famous little
pills are a certain guarantee against ,
hoadnche, hiltlousnesn. torpld liver and
all of the the resulting from constipa-
tion. They testes and strengthen the
GULF RAILROAD ORGANIZATION.
CHICAGO. August 3.-0rnnintion
of the Mississippi Valley and Gulf
Italirond was begun hero yonterdd . W.
I. Allen being elected president. The
micro itmeitontoller vtco-pruldont. and
hi. N. l’loeheneur. secretary and How
ever. According to Allen. the non-
pany has a capitalisation of ”0.00%
000 and will start from some point in
lowa on the Mississippi River and ex-
gansc: through the western vallortn
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