L” In: : cards
‘ ” AND ‘
FE ESli CANDY
LANES
L 61 WASHINGTON 8T.
A. L Coiling! Ind Co are having the
front f their store painted
Mid: Mildred St George is spending
her up atiop out of town.’
The Fchoonor Phoebe Ann has arriv-
ed w‘i a cargo of cand for Raymond
Brothers
Taylipr & Golden would like to pur-
cllase'i case and barn. Read their ad.
in this. issue
WhlLLe goods and embroiderles at
August prices at the Boston Store
Read tLhe ad
The lschooner James C. Mc Loughlln
has arrived with a cargo of bricks for
Raymond Brothers.
Toilet sets dress lengths of mo
hair and wash goods are the three
interesting specials in Road's ad.
Dr. C. l}. Keelor and wife intend to
.start, out on a cruise in their yacht
"Defiance" on Thursday of thiI week.
if Vciu are interested in a iigitimaic
life inhumane proposition confer with
the J ‘M. Layton agency, 5 R. ii. Place.
A pair of proper-fly fitted glasses
will give you a world of comfort.
CorIsuiLt Homer B. Hoyt. Telephone
363-12. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Arnold and
son, Illl' (lowesseit, R. l.. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Arnold of Crcsccrt
'i‘erracc.
The regular class mccting will be
held iii the First Methodist. Episcopal
church to-night. Seth Remington will
be the leader.- .
Palestine Castle, Knights of the
Mystic Chain. held a meeting last evc
nlg, at which considerable routine bus
these was tlaIrsacted
At the meeting of Putnam Hose
Company. last night.’ the matter of
lravingL an outing was discussed and
action ivill be taken scan.
Camp ilIIIIbII at Nuuvoo island has
broken Saturday and tho sunburnetl
calupcls \IIIIII brought home by Wai-
lace iLintes in his launch.
An important meeting of the Hat.
Finishcrs' Association will be held to-
‘morrciw night. and it is expected that
the national ofllcers will be present.
Mrs LeRoy Wheeler, Miss Verna
Wheelier, Miss Lodemu Adams. Harold
Van Lllcu. inester Wheeler and S.
Smith, of South Norwalk, are visiting
for the week in Weston.
Block island is the Mecca to which
a goodly portion of the population of
this place will journey tomorrow The
low II‘xculslon late offered makes tliII
trip cheaper than staying at homo.
Mists Julia Smith, of the local offlcc
of the Southern New England 'l‘cle
phouIII Company. has resumed her do
ties after an annual vacation. Miss
Jennlia Smith is now Injoyllrg n vaca
Iion.
This sort of iiarnct. vs Mc Lean over
a valuable horse in WIIstpori has been
amiulbly settled and the animal has
been turned over to the owner by Hall-
ry lI‘anlI. of Chestnut Hill. who was
keeper of the animal.
The Central Hotel is now open for
business. This is an uptotiato hotel
'iu every particular and should be well
in today s issue
patronized. The ad.
will Live you further particulars as to
location of office etc.
liolrace it}. Dunn and family.
sojorLrning aI Roxbury for some tlluc.
illi
to—duLy to accompany his family.
ChLIrles ii. lI‘reIrdentbal of Bethcl.
wsa Lwas to have gone on a six Ilays'
yachting trip on the Sound starting
received
that owing to
llness of one member of the par-
ty, the trip had been postponed for
be the
sues s of John H. Jennings. of West-
port. who is president of the Putnam
Memorial camp commission. and the
y.esttirdu' from lI‘ahileid.
worIL Saturday night.
the i
one week. The party will
cruit will be made in his yacht Diana. "
lFIank A. Clark A “.1‘0Wefl, J, PAY WITH CHECKS.
W McCarrua. Boston: F. W. Noble. It greatly facilitates and simplifies
Southwlck, Mass; it K Pear-.sell “ii
Leller Philadelphia: Mrs. E. A.
Scriiuer, Mrs. Shepherd .i. ii. Scrib
ner.‘ Boonton. N. .l.;
William '1‘. Wood.
and wife. William Bickncll
old MI
1 setter. Bert Ryan, New York'.
.Mary Cunningham, South No
Lucius D. Kellogg. A B. Hi1
Haven: 8 (‘2 Salmon. Hartford;
I“
Wash. Charles D Barnes.
butt
Mr.
PM
()f n.
FrunLre stch-It NorwallI who have been
eturn homo to- morr.ow MI. Darin
came down last night but will return
A. ll Stscom.
William Johnson
Hayden
Ricinrdlon. John L. Wilson A. A.
and Mrs Wharton. W.
. S; H‘. Lowndes. Northport; it; All
Spr tiger, Greenwich: .i. Belden Hurl-
Norwalk; J. B Mat-Donald. L,ynn
Mats; A. S West. Trenton. N. J.,
and Mrs. F. A. Foster, Bridgeport,
were attthe Hotel Cliffhrd yesterday.
cure and I‘m born. pond wet-
er. about quarter acre of land
Price not to exceed $2. 6000
TAILOR 8 cornea.
... w«.—
COMPANIES DRILL: IN RAIN.
Prevent Guard Arrest. All Men In the
Villa e Without Permlfe. ’
NIANTl. August 8.——Cornpany drill
was held in a drizzle of rain at th-
Second Regiment camp today, but‘ ill
ter in the morning the weather show
all signs of clearing Following this
drill there was battalion and regim n-
tul drills between 10 and 12 o‘clo
Capt. Daniel E. Fitzpatrick Co -
puny G. Waterbury. was the officer f
the day. First Licut. William
Bicrce, of Company M. Torrington, o
cor of the guard. and Second illcu
Levi Wilcox, of Company A. Waterbu
ry, supernumerary ofllcer of th
guard.
New Haven. was appointed as colo
ly for the ouartermaster and adiutant
general was Private Cody. of Ccl
may 1., of Meriden.
dor a first lieutenant hits been estab-
lished and will arrest all men from
the camp found in the village without
permits. last night the prevent guard
made no arrests simply warning the
delinquents whom they found to re
turn to camp. but it is announced that
hereafter soldiers caught infringing
the camp rules will be arrested.
The health of the camp is very good
and no complaints have been heard
regarding rations. Last night was a
quiet one, though as usual some of the
recruits were the victims of pranks.
one in COmpnny C being photograph
ed in a cdnvict suit with soldiers with
levelled beyonets atandinir.I about'hilu.
The impromptu sham battle in which
Company B engaged this morning at
tracIeIl tho amused attention of the ,
whole camp. Half the company marr-
ned the redoulii of the heavy battery
while the other half attacked and car-
ried it by storm. scrambling up over
the steep. glassy embankment and
throwing its defenders to the bottom.
The tussle Wall a picturesque one the
soldiers struggling band to hand and
without guns.
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WILL COME TO SOUTH NORWALK.
That the price of admission to the
liargreavcs' Big Railroad Shows is
money well spout la the verdict. of all
who hartI witnessed the performances
in other towns, as recorded in the very
favorable notices given it in the news
papers of each place it has so far vial
lied on this its sixth annual tour.
is crcditcd with being a clean show.
there being no not or word in all the
long list of up~todste acts that could
in the slightest measure offend the
sensibilities of the most fastidious
person. Har‘grcaves' Shows started
out six years ago with the purpose of
establishing a. reputation for giving a .
performance that could be thoroughly
enjoyed by all the members of a fami- .
ly—«the wife and daughters as well as
the husband and father. Today it cu-
ioys the distinction of bring one of the
very best popular priced shows given
under canvas with not one objectiona-
ble feature attached to it. There is
everything to please lull nothing t0"
offcrrd. N0 thieves or showers are
allowed wiilr this show which will ex-
hibit at South Norwalk August 10. at-
ternoon and night at 2 and 8 p. m.
TELEGRAPHERB STRIKE OVER.
SEATTLE. Wash'n.. August. 8.———Ac-
cording to, Superintendent Weymouth,
of the Seattle division of the Northern
Pacific, and Superintendent Scott. of
the Cascade division of the Great Nor-
thorn. the railway telegraphcrs‘ strike
is practically over The former states
that every office in the Seattle division
or the Northern Pacific road save one.
is now in operation. and the company
has all the operators it wants
Superintendent Scott whose head
quar‘ters are at Eve. ett, stated that
every station north of Everett except
Lockpori. is supplied with an operator
He says that trains are moving on
time anti that there are no Ilcl lays on
the arrival of freight trains at their
destination on this division Superin
tendent. Scott said also that the strik-
ors are manifesting II willingness to go
back to work.
every business deal.
It is a check on forgetfulness.
Your check back from the bank is a
receipt and a reminder in case entry
of the payment has been omitted.
rm: scum Non WALK
mm company.
issued‘check hooks and offers every up
to ddtghfncility for the transacting of
the G oral Banking Business.
Kniip It a Mas-
‘th ‘sacecmprrou clum-
charge ofE three licensed men
live. psued the State Board of
and are 3‘2"", u iasd‘ to
. lllili
nel‘s orderly today, while the order ,'
A provost guard of twelve men an
it
Ciliiiii’Ofl’S SiliiS ii LOW
_ rail
Every boy between 3 and 16 years of age can be suited now
.I fraction of the real value of“ handsome and serviceable suits
L..0l' this season's service.
'ihc collection includes sailor, Eton and Russian blouse, Not-
-2— piece and 3- piece suits in fancy mixtures.
.l
$1.48 $2.48
$2. 98 $3. 48
at the red tag prices that rule the lincs formerly priced at $2. 50,
$ 0, $4.,00 $500 and $6.00
$1.98
WASH SUITS MUCH REDUCED.
All this seas'on's styles of Russian and sailor blouse wash suits,
as follows:
480 790 98c
S'I‘RAW HATS AT HALF PRICE.
5 S
$1.39
South Norwalk.
formerly priced at 75c} $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 bear rcd tag prices ,
A TON OR
huunnu~
Is required to make a from! M
the kind of extract of Witch Ha-
nsl We sell. it would make two or
three barrels of the ordinary
kinds. Our Madge“- you no
more than the u or. Witch
Hazel is a family remedy for
bruises. sprains. swolllnxs. etc.
GET THE BEST RESULTS
BY GETTING THE BEST ox-
TRACT. WE SELL IT AT
I90 BOTTLE.
lite (illifcrd Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CAI-I. 15-8.
Maples Ii OoMsohmidt (30.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
cotton“.
Sworn I. Corbett Block, 80. Norwuik.
'i’DDAV lN WALL “REIT.
WALL STREET lo: 10 a. In --First
prices in today's stock market were a
The Camel is an enterprising individual.
He has a bump on at all times.
If you’re not wise to the best place In toyvn to buy Cloth-L
ing and furnishings, be a camel and get 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. $I2.oo at $6.00.- _
Prices on the Nufangl Trousers Split:
$400 at $2.00. $5.00 at $25.0 $6.00 at $3.00. L
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks
and blues. L
89c Underwear at 48c.
Many snaps to be found on our bargain tablcS.
SELLECK & PRICE “L
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. 'tmI
I. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. "j'
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
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anrnll fraction above those~ prevailing
k
at the close yesterday Some large
orders were. diriiributod in the grain
carrying stocks and there was an im
provement of two points each in Great
Northern prl. and Northern Pacific.
Delaware and Hudson rose 1,6. RI.
iic Steel and Louisville sharp eii‘ac-
tions. Atchlson. Canadian Pacific
Erie and Metropolitan Street Railway
were slightly caster.
WALL STREET, ll a. m.~ConfiIlent
buying of Reading. Eric and Union
Pacific. although attended by very
small advances. aroused a general fol-
lowing and speculation broadened and
became active. Realising depressed
the conlcrs at 11 ‘o'clock and stopped
the rise elsewhere. Lackawanna‘s
'Twouid be foolishly expensive for me to lend you
but the best of hay. grain and food. when i make it a rule
Intake back at price sold anything that you think in not
Is it: should be.
it's easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded—-
the market. is always full of low- priced goods, but buying
"cheap" grain is not account! and it's mean to your anlmll.
Buy Oat's That‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
\.
i am near-
Just as far as
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
market value was not affected by its
fire loss 100 shares selling unchanged
at 446.
WALL ST. bloom—Some strength
shifted into the Pennsylvania and
Southern groups resulting in one point
gains for Baltimore and Ohio and "HI
nois Central. but the general tendency
toward reaction became rather more
pronounced. The Steel and iron
stocks sold a fraction under last night.
Several stocks on the other hand made
gains, Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p". III—«Active
soiling pressure which was concou-
tratIIIl against Reading, Smelling and
a few others that had been conspicu-
ously strong threw the entire mar kIIt
Into nominees after twelve o'clock.
TODAY'B GUOTATlONI.
Report over the private mm o.
The Maples a Goldschmidt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swurtz & Corbett
Block. 806th Norwclk. Telephone 158.
SALMON
80ft shell Crabs, Live Lobmn. Long. Round and Little Neck cum.
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
12c Ln.
, an oILIVIlI‘Id
Open. High. Low 1:30
Aural Cop 84% 84% 83% 81%
Am C & lI‘ C0 37% 87% 37% 37%
Am lcc 28V. 28% 28% 286:.
Am Loco 49% 49% 49% 491/.
Am shunt 127% 127% 126% was.
!w ' ! Am Sugar 145 145% 144% MW;
Gi 60in 0i“ A 'I‘ It 8 Fe 88% 86% 86% 366;,
A 'r & s It‘ pt way. 103% 103 103
llalio & Ohio 115 116% 115 1151/.
R'klyn R '1‘ 7O 70% 697,16; 6975
t $8 '. oo Chcs & Ohio 55% 56%. 55 551..
Chi & N W 222 222 220 220
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. all (it WOBt 20% 20% 30% 30%
ouLv A FEW LEFT. on M a St. P 181% 181% 181% 181%
DON’T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW BUY TO- DAY. CO] F & l 47 47 46% “WI
Col South . 29 29 28% 28%
w P B RS Con Gas 193 193 193 193
O O ’ Del & Hlid 199% 199%‘198% 1981i;
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Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving. Kodako, Film Pack: and Camera Supplies 53: m of .32” {3:31:35 ‘8 38 '4'
49 W!" St.‘ NorWIuh 6 Bo. MNIH Ste, 80- NorWllk. GB“ Elec 1&0 180 3&180
WWW" °°M°°"°"- lll Central 172 173 1 1% 17%
Lou it Nash 147% 147% 7%] ,'
Manhattan 160% NOW 66% 1 8%
Met St Ry 127% 128 27% 7%
Mex Cent. 23% 23%” 22% 23%
M K & T 29% 29%.] 29W 29%
M K & T pf 66 85 65 I' 85%
Mo Pacific 10m 101% 101 101%
has been educating young men and women for g“; 333?“, 1:32 1:3“ 13% 13.9:
SEVENTEEN YEARS IIIIIIIIII .. ...
0 Out it West 53:5 63% 63% 63%
Its methods are endorsed by the busrness public. 333%?er iii/l 132% L329": 13232
It offers Increased facilities this year. ‘ '. Reading ms 103% 107% 107%
Offices open every day from 9:00 till 4:30. . 'ii Rep Steel 22% 22V: 21% 7:15?
ball 'icrnr begins September 5th. 'II; 80th Pa“ 35% 35,93 35* git/3
VISITORS WELCOME. 9"“ “V 0° 35“ 5"“ 3"“ "’5
Sou Ry Co of 99% 99% 99% 99%
M. A. MERRILL Principal. Tenn our 91 91 90 90%
South Norwalk. Conn. Texan Pac 34% am. 341.4 34%
Union Pac 181% 131%i131 131%
U 8 88.8811 1 331536104 133% 133%
............... .. . , US teen 1
LUEFIBH .. L ' 120 LB 35““? $119 40% 33% 33% 333/:
I'lllhl‘u-ceco o 9.2 n e
WEAKFISH so L; w“ Cent 939% 25 24% 24%,
BTEAKCOD.........................................L-~..........iocL I MID BROCKWBLLGBTS FORTUNE.
ewoaorrsH ‘ 120 La. NW HVA EN- “8““ 8I~J“dB°
Case in the Superior Caurt yesterday
rendered a decision in an action
brought for the construction of no
will of the late General IAlfred i).
Rockwell. of Manchester. Man. Who
had about $25,000 worth of property
in this city. The court finds that
Misti Katherine D Rockwell of Man-
cheltor, is entitled to all the estate
, here. it being declared to be the in-
‘ tendon of the tent-tor to live her the
property that came to him by the
of New York. and Harris was Facts.
ittw. The, action was bronchi by- the,
the local W
4 .....:—-.-e 3-m‘m “
“Etwbibbio 9 Grocery
Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater satisfaction
we think.
Fresh Egon. We handle more of the real, genuine. heme laid, from
stock than most. It's a square deal here. If we haven't 'om We say u ‘
and do not substitute something different. 30c doz.
Difficulties disappear where Yacht Club Salad Dre-ding is need. Dell! I
iouc. smooth and apetizing. Get the hook “Table Help: for ku‘wifc It'
Hostess." for the asking. New Lobster.
Paraffene Wax. An easy way to seal Jam: and Jellies and protect thlm
from mold. No taste or odor. Seats airtight. No paper! to cut, no lid!
to fit. Ask about It.
Ginger Root. Lemons, Pure Spices, Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Rup-
Greeu Corn. Bqudllt,
pone.
Will have Saturday Melons, Water and Musk,
Beets. Cucumbers. Tomatoes, Blackhe rrics. Peaches, etc" etc o.
“Honey in the Honey Comb " New season‘s, 18¢ a frame.
Awaiting your orders. at your service.
LORENZOIHBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 2H
TUBE ROSE 0R ATHLETE FLOUR. PE‘R BAG .......... .......-I “5*.
BEN HUR OR JONES' FLOUR. BER BAG ........ . ........... L....".‘.. D50 2
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, PER BAG . ............................. DID
3 CANS BAKED BEANS ............................................ 25¢
PURE WATER FROM DR. BALDWIN‘S FILTERINO PLANT, PER‘
GALLON ......................................... ..5¢
MOHICAN PURE SPRING WATER.
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
40 FORT IT.
EAST NORWALK. OT. ,
TE I... 810-8.
L“.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. ,
SO. NORWALK. 0T.
TEL. 20—8.
EYE EASE?“
A pair of properly fitted glasses will give you a world of comfort titer-4.
you will scarcely realize with defective vision. The best advice we cam
give you is to have your eyes fitted with glasses that are guaranteed to
conform to their defects. ,
HOMER B. HOYT. actuating Optician. ' ‘
Room 9. United Bank Building. Telephone 363- -.12 South Nanak. 00“.
an eciaf Appointments ll convenience of patrons.
Dulce neurons—11:46. 1255—8: 00. Saturn» evenings. 'l-o-G.
AND cusses nus-r ll cashew , ,
an Inn
on one attributes n- Jack of clearance of violon' no life oil.
when to aim" are wholly tohiome. Would It not III will to Mild
your eyes examined chain? _ . .
IT'S FREE.
0. LB. Jackson.
entrain. upturn-II.
.‘i.,
u WALL ITRIIT. NDIWAUQC’ :
w“... -nm m...“
Bicycles and Carriages
Sold and Repaired at ‘ ’
LUTHER M. writ
Carriage Repository:
We clue attention to the smallest detail def Jim um ,
. guarantee satisfaction in every (171
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automatons. pet 3m ,
Homomwn Onions are more pr 0A rm 7 ‘
some other parts. and could sell theL'u (I I‘
death of his wife. Lawrence Godwin. .
of this city. are the other haircut ‘
executors to any. the court commune ‘:
‘ the mansion of the will it it affects. , .
Norwalk Chronicler