,tcr CREAM AND Elissa CANDY LAN_E’S 61 WASHlNGTON 8T. ._..w_~.___._—.-. .-.-._- .W Localisation. Bernard Collins arrived at Queens- town Saturday on the steamer Cam- pnnia. Miss «Margaret Regan. principal in one of‘ the public schools of New York. has gone on a vacation trip to Nova Scotta. Mrs. B. H. Regan anti family, of New York, have leased Principal E. II. Gumbart's cottage on East avenue and will remain during the season. James Martin floated into town was terday from Rowayton and became in- toxicated on the Washington street bridge. He was fined 85 and costs this morning. Frank D. Glydden, (if Stamford, was arrested on Railroad avenue. Saturday night, charged with drunkenness. He was fined 33 and costs this morning by Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Friends here have received word front the cruising party in the launch “Route." They are at. Block island. to-day. enjoying the swordfishing and will leave to-morrow for Newport, R. i. Martin Spahr entertained a party of friends, yesterday. with a clambake. They went to tho bake which was iii Wei-it Norwaik in Expresstnan Thomp- son‘s biggest wagon, witicli had been hired for the occasion. Abottt a dozen ntcntbcrs of iltc Arion Singing Society wont to Bridgcpori yesterday as guests of the society In that city. Quite a number of Bridge port Aridns will take in thc cxcuc sion ncxt Sunday to North licaclt. Conductor John (iriilin anti wife, of llanbury. are taking p, on days‘ vat-a iioit at bakevlllc. tutti ilierton. t‘on- tint-tor Brokaw, of New York, is talc lug Mr. Griffin's place on the New York. New Haven anti Hartford railroad. George W. Grant. Norwalk; filed .lu~ ly rs, ti pcliiion itt bankruptcy. As ticis. Shoo; liabilities, $154.:iiiil, Iatrg- est trvditors: Ilr, H. C. 1900. Stu-git tntlt. $9.700: Raymond Bros, South Nvtt'ivitlk. 84,000; Michael ()‘b‘lahcrty. $1.000; Clinrics Duncan. iiosion. $1,. 229: ll Seers, England. $1.00. ; llclcn i'owtlt r (‘o.. N. Y., $777. The Royal Knitting Mills (lorporn— tiott of l’utnam has film a ccritticatt- of incorporation with the statc sec.» rctary. The authorized capital is $20.- itutl. and tlte object to mauufacitirt hosiery and knit goods of tilt kinds 'l‘he Incorporntors are Harry and Da- i'iti li‘icngold of lioston. lir-ttllcy lil- t‘oittpatiy. W. bl. Johnson diltl ltlchait‘. tlorman of Putnam. Merrill College is open every day from it a in. until .3 p. in, fot the re t'cpiiott of visitors and curoiiiitcnt of students. An application blattk filled out now secures tho citoicc of a sca. for tho opening. Scptctubcr 3th. ()ltl‘ iltlalilillli tit-w catalogue and (Solicitt- paper will tell you all about Merrill. Send for copy at once. Addrcns South Norwalk or i-‘yutntforti. Misti May \'. Fallon, of South Nor~ walk. t.itc organist of the Methodist lilplacopul t‘iiurcli. In lictltcl. is ar- ranging to glvc piano lessons there on Saturdays, going to lictltcl caclt Fri“ titty i'or lltc choir rchcarsal in the cv~ cntng and remaining lit town over San- tlay. \Vliilt- lhcrc Miss Fallon will lic the guest of hcr brothcr. lloraco li'al- ion. Lit. tlrt-cnwood iivt-nuc. St't' ttttitottnt'oniitut itt our utivertla lug f’tiiilitlliQ‘lUtltiy of rail and steamer citcurslon to.;V\'u'lch Hill and Block lei. and. next. Wbdiicstlay. The natural at- tractions of NW rcuorin havv drawn a liberal patronage utul titc tit-manti for acctmtntotlttlions on ”to special train Indicates tltttt all the tickets itilotctl for Mac from the respective stations will he sold by tho morning of illti oxcttrv alon. 'I‘Iiost- who conlciuptttc itolnit. would, thorcfor. bcttcr secure tlckcta Iii advance. W. ll. ilolly, Alfrctl It}. lioraii, Mr. and Mrs. 't‘. I". Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. It. itosiwick. Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. li‘ronch, Miss i‘owvll, A. ti. ltclyca, (3. W. 8. Young. New York: Joseph J. Lombardi. l’liic l’ottu: Max (tllck. Cleveland: ii. I". Mark. Mitts it). It. Monroe. Mrs. .loucpit littvlit. W. ll. Wrcttks, Mrs. W. it. Wrcitka. Mr, and Mrs, ll. it. ltogt-ra. Misti Itogcra. Misti ltundlc. Mr. and Mrs. ti. lVl. itundio. Howard litiyi. l‘. .l. Stator. .i, ll. lio- lnn. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. tilttrlt. ii. 1". Clark. .l. Mt'lnugblln. Mitts Claus. Mitts Simona. It}. M. Adam, lutnbury; Mr. and Mrs. llnvllantl. ilritlgciiort; Sto- plien .8. Cook, l’ltilttticiphltt: it. n Buell, Midtllctown: l". E. Albrecht. Fordhnm: Mrs. W. It. licycH. Lake- wood; D. E. Hartford. \Vt‘ltllifil‘i: it‘rcd- erick Wardwcll. Wifl‘, non llflil friend, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. statutord. ware guests yesterday ill. the Hole Clifford. ' OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPART- MENT. is. in charge of three licensed men who have passed the State Boar of Pharmacy. and are legally qtillllle to fill your prescriptions: you will always and them ready to mtpply your wants. Wedo not. allow tutlicttitttctt inch to do comptiiintlint. SflLMCN-POWILL can. . Prescription articular. can Ilium Wit Namath. / Read W. A. Briggerman's specials for this week. Read the United Grocery Companys‘ ad for specials. better Carrier Frederick Kentlng is away on a week's vacation. L. M. Alter spent Sunday with his mother in Clinton. N. J. Read the splendid offerings for Tues- day in thefiost'on Store ad. Fresh and corned plate beef, 6c 1b.. at the Public Market this week. Sentimnnttal sales of high gradt trousers nt Joseph Davis’. Read the ad Delicious, tender California limits at only 8350. The New York Grocery Company. _ ‘ ’i‘ltc barge C. F‘. Berwind has arriv- ed with a cargo of coal for the, Ferris Coal Company. Children's suits are selling for ex cecdingly low prices at Rogers St Ste vens' Red Tag Sale. . More specials in the iltlllhit‘l'lll'nliilt tag line at Reed's. The ad. will tell, you all about them. Miss Jennie Smith has returned front a vacation trip to Orange. N. .l.. and other places of interest. Mrs. G. M. Mather anti daughter, of Brooklyn, are spending a few days as the attendant Mrs. H. R. Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mills, of George- town, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant, Main street. «airs. Robert C. Mitchell and dattglt tor Florence have returncd front a vis~ it in (treat Harrington, Massachusetts. Put your money in a sgfe place. The South Norwalk Savings unit will pay you 4 per cent. interest on your sav- tints. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bcalty arc away on a driving trip to Bantam Lake. New Milford, Litchficid attti 0th or places. Miss Clara B. Ryder, the well» known clerk at tho Nip-walk office of thc. solcctmon. is sojourning at Lake Waramaug. Quits a number of South Norwuik pcople wont to Savin Rock on the railroad excursion Saturday. The line weather contributed its share to the enjoyment of the occasion. Lyman Hoyt, of Prt‘tspoct avenue. returned home Friday front a rcry enjoyable cruise In Long island Sound, in company with a party of Bridge- port friends. .. it}. P. H. lapron. who shot ltimscli solut- months ago, anti has since that time'bccn at the Norwalk Hospital. will be removed to the Statc Hospital at Midtilctown, this week. Martin Carrlgnn. who has been staying with relatives in Norwnlk, was rcniovodito the Norwalk Hospital to- day. and will he installed in the tent erected for lubcrcuiosls patients. To afford an opportunity to those who did not. take advantage of the sale at tiottllcb's. last week, it will be continued a few days longer. Read the ad. to get. an idea of the, bargains this alc offers. .. v'l‘lckcts for thc Arion Excursion to North Beach next Sunday on the stcntttcr,Huntington may bc purchased only at liil‘ ncws store of F. It, Cole. man tit North Main strcet. The tick- ets have been limited to 500 and It. would be well to securc them iinmcd- iniciy. it? it A carryali Iottd of St. i’ttul's choir boys wont to Lewislittro, today. and . are Installed ill the old parish house near Lake Kitchewnn. Sonic of the men will join the choir later in the wcck. and will give ll concert iii the chtipcl. The boys iii‘c ttttticr tiic tli- rcctlon of (iltolrmiistcr l’ooley. lClltlrt \V. l‘llt‘li niitl Mcigs ii Rus- scll returned Saturday from a week's cruise on the yacht Diik, with Cap— tain Victor W. Ferris. 'l‘hc yacht stop— pt‘ti at New Huron, Slottlngton. Watch iiill. Visitor's island. Ncwport and l’rtwldcncc. 'i‘ltis wot-k will ho spcnt at lllock island on tho I't‘ltll'li trip. Will'rctl liotiwcll and (‘lifford Atlanta joint-ti thc puriy tit t-ltoniugton. PAY WITH CHECKS. It greatly facilitates and simplifies every business deal. It. is it t'iit‘t'k on forgcitttttiesa. Your check back from iho hunk lit a receipt anti ti rcntintlt-r In catio entry of the payment has bctm ontlttctl. THE SOUTH NOR WALK TRUS T COMPANY. tissues check books and offcrtt ovcry tip to date facility for the. transacting of the General Banking Business. . Run the Mas-1 _ quffaas Away WITH Chinese Punk Koehlor‘s instruction Book 10o SOLD AT COLEMIIN’S . NIW'II'I’OBI, to Not-tit Mela mm. loath Not-mitt. mt: GREAT an) manta. Children’s Suitslltiti itiw Every boy betwccu 3 and 1t} ycars of agc can be suited now for a fraction of the real value of handsome anti scrviccabic suits made for this season's service. The collection includes sailor, liton and Russian blouse, Nor- folk, 2-ptccc anti 3—piccc suits iit fancy niixtttrcs. Bringr your boy without delay, while we have his almost cach rctlucctl price. . ‘ $1.48 . $2.48 ' $2.98 $3.48 arc t c rctl tag prices that ruic iitc iiucs l'oritit‘riy priced at $2.50, $3.50, 4.00. $5.00 and $0.00. $1.98 WASH SUITS MUCH REDUCED. All this scason's styics of Russian anti sailor iliitilt-‘tt' wash suits. formcrly priccd at 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 bczii' rcd tag priccs as follows: i 480 790 980 ”$1.39 STRAW HATS r\'l' HALF PRICE. Tel. Call. sit-a. "i‘wOuid he foolishly expensive for 'me to send you but. the best of hay, grain and feed. when i make it a rule to take back at price sold anything that yoti think in 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 and it's mean to your bnimnl. Buy Oat'n That's Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. I run near- I, . , '3- Just as far as q nearest letter-box t V or telephone. ., tidal" ”thillgi W At $8.00 I SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. ONLY A FEW LEFT. DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY. W. P. BEERS, Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving. Kodaks. Film Packs and Camera Supplies 49 Walt 8L. Norwulk. 6 So. Main St... So. Norwnlk. Telephone Connection. Merrill Basilica at... has been ctlucating young- mcii and tritium I‘or SEVEN TEEN YEARS. its mcthods arc cutlorsctl by the bonito-5's public. ,. it oll'crs incrcttsctl inciiitics this ycar. (liliccs opcit cvci'y day from ozoo till 4:30. hail 'i'ci‘in lit-gins Scptt,‘uibcr 5th. VISITORS WELCOME. M. A. MERRILL, Principal, South Norwalk, Conn. This Is The Market WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL GRASS, LIVI' LOBSTERO, LONG CLAMO, ROUND OLAMS, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, STEAK COO, SEA BASS. BONITA MACKEREL. POROIEB, ITO. ALL FIOH COMES 1N FRESH EVERY DAY. Cutblll’e Bridge Fish‘? Market TEL. 1N- , , . FNII DELIVERY. it . .. w... .....w....._ A -. .wma- ”north 8? E‘EEEMAW tv, “PEI! BENTING Harry H. Ho ,t 8- Co. Bankers and takers, Imus. lends, fll'lifi and Cotton Ion gin and laid for dull or an admin. strum ivo‘w rot-it consolidated stout Exchange. Direct private into. an loot. n me: Well min. . Brooklyn. in mm m copra NORWALK. mantis—a. nor-m THIATII IUILDINC. . ht nu- Mflt lulilli't 'I lamb-ll “.1“. and will». C005!- m... i v mm mm Ivory Mortimint‘ 10’ O'clock * “ ,3, m... an “a.“ “twahn =~iiti IiiZtii tilts l it to... ion is required to make a barrel of the klitd of extract of Witch Ha- s 0 soil. it would make two or th e patrols of the ordinary ;‘ kinds. Our kl (1 posts you ’no more than the mother. Witch Hazel Is it family remedy for bruises. sprains, swellings, etc. GET THE BEST RESULTS BY GETTING THE BEST EX- TRACT. WE SELL, IT AT 190 BOJ'TJ-E. lite Ollfford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. ,OALI. 15-8. WWW Maples tit Goldschniidt (30. (inset-peruse.) COMMISSION f BROKERS. Ontm In Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Swat-u A Corbett Block. 00. Norwslk. TODAY IN WALL 01 REET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——’l‘hc opening trading lit the stock market today was conspicuous for the sharp advances in it nttmher of specialties. The international railroad stacks ware neglected in the absence of or- ders front London, where the Stock Exchange was closed. and showed small tiiiti irregular advances. Can- adian Pacific atttl Sloss Sheffield Steel rose 1 l-_i. utttl Chicago utid Alton. Atlantic (Iottst Linc. l‘uitcti States Steel. Pressed Steel Car. American Smeltlng, Lead anti Cleveland (‘. C. it St. Louis rose large fractions. WALL STREET. it a. m.—-~-lntiut-n- tial stocks participated ntoro generally in the curly riso which originated in a handful or spt-clultics that have been recently buoyant. Aside. from the largo ortlcrs for thc United States Sit-cl stocks the accumulation at other points was not large. The (irangcr group gcticrnlly was quiet, Inn St. Paul and l’ttitin I’ucttic sltowcd some activity and fractional strength. WALI. S'l‘.. Nontrw'l‘ltc strength of the stool intluslritils showed ill ouc point gains for U. 9. Steel. ’l‘ciin. t‘oal. the Republic Steel stocks. (‘olorado l‘i‘ucl ntttl Pressed Stool (‘ar and ii... for Steel Foundries pftl. The demand subsided on the advance, bttt only lso~ latctl stocks gave way. Honda were steady. Tilt-re was a large absorption of i‘tiilcti States Stool second tires. WALL STRbliC'l‘. i p. m.~--Ilull op- crators tttct iiitlc rcsistant-c in mark— ing up the specialties and iii iictivc railroads, btit spwulativ’c interest con- tinued scanty in tho ustutl favorites. In the meantime the markct averaged a little better than at l2 o'clock. espec- ially for the coolers. TODAY'S QUOTATIONC. Report over the private wires or The Maples & Goldscbmidt 00.. Com. mission Brokers, Swarts A: Corbett Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153. Atttal (‘op 84 Hit). R373 h‘i .\iti t‘ & F (lo 2173s 37% iii”; 3734 Am [cc 2714. grin 37i..‘_. 371:J Ant Loco tit 4‘.th tit 4914 Am Suit-it 128 1:18 1:36-34. 1271a,; .~\tn Sugar 142M; litiii it‘ll}; 143 A 'i‘ A" S Fe 8714 87% 87‘s. 87‘s litillo & Ohio 11433 11475. 114 lHii. li'klyn R 'l‘ tiii’rj (iii—”x tiil‘rfi 69% t‘hca & Ohio 55 5;") 55 55 t‘hi &,N W 213%, 2201/; 2181/; 219 i‘h (‘tt \Vcsi 201,; 20% Lilli/4 3.0% (‘li M K: Si 1’ hill/ft 1813!; HIV; 1811K; (‘ol F & I iota 4714 Attila 47 Eric 47 47“? 47 471.4; ‘ltlric lat pf Mitt 841/3 84% 84% Ill (‘cntrul 171% 171% 171th lllV. Lou t‘t Nitait ”tilt. 147% 1467.. H735. Mct St ltv 127V; 127% 127 1271;; Mc (‘cnt 2:17... 222;. 2251’. 22% M ' 6i ’1‘ 28% 2th 28th 2819.. M K A‘v 'I' pf Iiil'iit Mitt. 113% till/i. hit) Pacific. “NW. 100% too-'5. 100% Nat lA‘iili 4874. “To 48% 48% N Y Central 1471/, 147% it'll/4 1471/; Norf & cht iii} 861,4. hit 86% Out & West 132% till “2% 63 Pac Mail 43 43 43 43 Penn II it 142% 14314 H'J‘lt. 143k} 1’ ins ltlti‘fi 106% ltlil'Tit 106%; Read in; Hill's. 106W. ital-kt 106% Rep Stool 2t ,,. 221i. :ZIM. 22% llock island 31% 31% iiil/fi 31% ltub floods lift 35 35 35 South l’uc 65% limit lift lift Sou Ry (‘0 351/; 35% any. 35% 'l't‘nn C. til. i 89% 90%; 89% 90% Texas Pitt: at 34 at (iii Ilnlon Pap 130% my. 130% liil ll 0 littliber 52 .52 52 52 U s Stool 35% 36% 35% 36% ll 8 Stool pl 103% int 103% 103% Wabash 19% 19% 19% [91A Wont lltt 'l‘cl tibi‘ifi 93% 93% 93% Wis Cent 24% 24M 24% 24% _—_._..mm LONGWOOD CRICKET TOURNEY. Nearly One Hundred Entries for the Contents Which Started Today. BOSTON. August Tr-Ncarly one ltuntlredvof the best tennis players in the cast were oil the entry list. of the singles event in the fifteenth annual tournament of the mugwootl Cricket Club. which staftetl today. The play- era who arrived early foitnd the courts In line shape respite the heavy top; of the night. The weather was delight. fitl. This season for the first time, the event in iiiti es. Was on u cham- pionship basil, t 0 best three out of five advantage sets counting. The cast- ern championship In doubles will be started on Wednesday and the winners will meet. at Newport. week after next. the winners of the western doubles playing at Chicago. ‘ The spectators who were early on the grounds today gathered about the court on which it (was arranged to play the E. W. Lednsrmtit A._Lyons. Jr.. m‘tch' Wait”... at Mt “Lt—Mu. . l” - . 1 .Ij t 2- 'l'hc Caincl is an enterprising individual; , ‘ ' "" ' " He has a bump on at all times. if you're not Mac to thc best placc iii town to buy Ciotlin int,r and Furnishings. be a canicl and gct a bump on you. MEN'S OUTING SUITS AT, JUST HALF PRICE? $6.50 at $3.25. $ 7.00 at $3.50. $ 8.00 at $4.00. $8.50 at $4.25. $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 $3.00. Swot-ping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks and blocs. / , i ,. 89c. I'tidcrwcar at 48C. 3 in? Many snaps to bc found on our bargain tables. ‘ SELLECK & PRICE, - HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘ 9' WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALE. ".- Teiephone Cali 324-2. ' ‘ m 001250.080; Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater satisfaction we think. _ Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real, genuine, horn; laid, fresh stock than most. In a square deal here. if we haven't ’em we say so and do not substitute something different. 30¢ 60:. Difficulties disappear when Yacht Club Salad Dressing is used. Doilrk tout. smooth and apetizing. Get the book, “Table Helps for Housewife ar 1 Hostess." for the asking. New Lobster. Paraffene Wax. An easy way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect them from mold. No taste or odor. Seals airtight. No papers to out, no lids to fit. Ask about it. Ginger Root, Lemons. Pure Spices, poses. Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Musk. Green Corn. Squash, Beets, Cucumbers. Tamatoes. Blackberries, Peaches. etc.. etc. "Honey in the Honey Comb." New season's, 180 a frame. Awaiting your orders. at your service. LORENZO 011331.133 TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4. Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pur- z . _ ..._.. m TU‘BE ROSE on ATHLETE FLOUR, PER BAG . ........ soc sen HUR ORJONES'FLOUR,PER BAG. ............. .............uta PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, pea BAG ........................ 81: 3CANSBAKED BEANS ......................... . ........ ...........250 ,PURE WATER FROM on. BALDWIN'S FlLTERiNG PLANT. can > “ GALLON ....... . ......... .. ........ . .......... ..........u MOHICAN PURE spams WATER. FULL LINE _FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. l UNITED GROCERY COMPANY... 20 NORTH MAIN sr. ' 4r roar or. so. nonwaut, cr. sitar NORWALK. or. TEL..25—3. TIL. sir—e. M YE TEX Greater demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our advanc- ing civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for. uLife is often 11 failure through poor sight. The eyes are the bread winners. Wecan given you the best vision possible. HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician, Room 9. United Bank Building, South Norwnlk. Conn. Special Appointments of convenience of patronl. 01th hours 8—11246. 12.45—6100. Saturday evenings. 1-4. 0-.— ..JE: . -tm t EYES Willi“ °W:::.::::.'.:.W. Often one attribute: a lack of clearance of vision to til-"In when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would It not bl mil to Mill your eyes examined again? ”"8 FREE. 0. B. Jackson, Graduate Optician. u WALL srnur. NORWALK. er. W Bic ..- u... . . . .-.,..._......... m..-......,.....-....—. ycies and Carriages , Sold and Repaired at LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S Carriage Repository. We cine attention to the smallest detail of our business. and guarantee satisfaction in every department. 42 North Main Street. NEW NltllI/E ONIONS. per Peck. 3502'001' Quart. 50 Homegrown Onions are more preferable than some old ones bonsai. It. some other parts, and could sell tltctii. * - FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, per Pack. 310. Fine selected atoclt right from Greens Farms. White and‘ménly. And we are In position to offer them at t J OSEL OFF’S « . . 12 aottru mun urns". copra actimtttmcim. TIL. CALI... tau—s. . . o ' “At/l TROPICAL MALARIA. PHlitADitthHlA. August. 7.«'I‘he British steamship Barnum. which tir- rived nt the Delaware Breakwater on Baturdsy from Porn do Pair, Haiti, with fifteen of the crow ill with fever. docked at this port. today. The phy~ sluinnii found that. the seamen wars 'AiteusustiottwfaAi-rstts our: NEW OkbldANfl, August from: porlti from ihe‘ bednldnfof Malt“ ottttppnie today are out in than“. ty better. Dr. tam iii be innlut in. hope that the archbishop w ll. ‘ -' from the attack of yellow fever *1 t..: suffering from tropical mist-lit. presume him but gecko y ‘
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