LAN cs 51 WAOHINOTON IT. local News Notes. The watth is unusually warm. 00- George I Buxton has purchased a new Maxwoll automobile Mrs. Thomas I Raymond is visiting her parishes at Dalton. Pa. P. C. Louisbury Lodge, N. E. O. P., held a regular business meeting last. evening. Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am- erica, hold a routine business meeting last evening. Miss Edna Howard. of Elwood P1000, will start for New York lelllUl‘i'OW to visit cousins there Miss Grace Snyder. of Franklin st eet, is spending a week in Ashury rk, the guest of her aunt. Miss Ella Gorey, of Yonkers. New Yrok, is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Farrell. of. Elwood Place. Mrs. M. G. York. of Franklin ave“ nue, Norwalk. is spending a few weeks with friends in Westfield, Mass. Colonel Frederick A. Hill, of Nor- walk. will go to Nlantie tomorrow to inspect the Second infantry. which is in camp this Week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. 'l‘ilIy. of" Bayview avenue, left today for lien. ver Brook, Connecticut, where they will spend ten days. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Blakeuey and daughter from New York and Mrs. Leo Vernon, of Port Chester. are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. John I’. Zelliff’s, Chest- nut street, South Norwulk. Mr. and Mrs B, .1‘ Reynolds leave io-dny for a two weeks' trip to lien- v01 (3.,01 wllcle Mr. Reynolds will ntt as Ileiegate to the National Contention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. A number of Inoulders in the em- ploy of the Norwalk Lock Company are enjoying a day or two of vacation while some minor repairs are being made to the eupolus of the factory. A meeting of Not-walk Lodge. B. P. O. 10., will he held this evening for the purpose of hearing the report 01' John Kirsch, representative to the grand lodge recently held in Buffalo. Miss Emma llouton has returned front a visit III Branfortl. Miss Elizabeth Brush, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Slngcrwald, of Woodward avenue, nturned to her homI-lusl evening. While Attorney General William A. King in enjoying a vacation in New York state. the interests of this state will not be neglected as ex-Speaker Michael Kcncaly. of Stamford, is at. the Capitol to take his place in case advice is needed. The case. of 1’. 1“, Burns, proprietor of the Boston Store, against Hundon Brothers, and W. W. halts canto up this morning in the town court before Judge Joseph R. Taylor. It is rn~ garding a matter involving 11 11111 of $70 and the case is a very complicat- ed one legally. Herbert Ylll'ke, whose unlirooly death in a faettiry in North Adams. Massachusetts, was recorded yostor~ day, was It college chum of S. 'l‘reat. Stanley. of Norwalk. Yorke was a Williams College man. class of 1908. and a fine. manly fallow. He was working his way through college. 1’. 1). Littell C. 1’. Bidwcll..l A. Hot Ilngs, .lohn Stable. W. A. (linpp. F 1.. Bnedoher. .i. M. Slahn, '1‘, .i. Cochran, Alex Moss, E. 1). Warren, H. .1. Ruth, 11. B. Thistle, .Ir.. .lohn Intverty, E. it Doplgnnc. Hayden Richardson. .1, (J Wilson, New York; Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Standard; John Dunning. Charles Chapman. Albany; 1’. (l. Whit.- new, New Haven; M. W. Feitlmau. Jo seph D. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs i“. 11 Bridge. E O. Neill iloaton; 11.10. Cooley. Detroit; H. 11. MrChesney. D. Mignon. lianlmry; V. (2. Kennedy. Philadelphia; i". ll. Bristol. New Brit- ain: .I. W. Hailey, Middletown: T. A. McCaslin, Cleveland, were guests .ycs tertiay at the Hotel Clifford. RISING OLD TO IOBTON. . now now on. Aug our. 5. ain- ing for several seasons left fielder for the New London baseball club yester- day to the iioston American league club end will report at Boston im- mediatoly. OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPART- " MINT. 10 'in charge of three licensed man who have passed the State Board of Pharmacy, and are legally qualified to fill your prescriptions; you will always ' ilnd than My to supply yourmpnts. 0t allow unlicensed than to do ‘ . R “‘1 01‘. about gamer hereof laud. Price not to exceed 30:500. . TAYLOR 8 601.1191. WM IOMI "are arm-1'10: or lemon. An average of 2.000 prisoners are bold in the State's prison the eight county lain. the State iohooi‘lm Boys and State Industrial School for Girls. The Hartford Times has been making a census of the criminal sta- tlltchI. and presents a carefully com- pi-ic set of ngurcc. These show that "th proportion of hill inmates to the general census has irregularly declin- ed for about ten years. but is now 01:- panding again, and that the general tendency of confined juvenllle crimi- ndlti to the general population has been shrinking " The avenge number of prisoners in the State’s prison at. Wcthcrsneld during the last eleven years has been 467, and is this year 404. which is lower than any years back to 1897 At the State School for Boys the average a year—«43345 much less than the dlgures/lor 1895 to 1900. with the eagle execution of the year 1898. Since 1000 the number of boy 1 males has been steadily decreasing each year, exceptthe present, falling under the average considerably. The opposite. curiously. is true of the girls’ industrial institution: The average for the eleven years for this reformatory has been 259 which is more than the annual figures for the year31895.1896,1897 1808,1809 and 1900, but considerably less than the rem‘ainingflve years. The number of girls in this school this year is 273. which is. two less than the highest mark—~1902—«and fourteen more than the average. CONSOLIDATED'S lMPROVE. ME - Thorestretohcs from the Harlem River to the main line of the New Haven road at New Rochelle. twelve miles away. what has always been a little branch railroad. it serves chief- 1y for commuters. for freight and is also the means by which the travel from Philadelphia and Washington to Boston and New England. and vice- verstI. is malelpossible. But today along the bad of that railroad a new and very brfiad roadbed is being laid. When finished it will be broad enough for six tricks. it is to be electrified and may easily be brought. into actual. physical connection with one of the proposed new rapid transit systems. This work alone will involve an ex- penditure of from 85,000.000 to $7,000.- 000, and there is no man competent, to form a judgment upon these matters who does’ not believe that so broad and perfectly equipped roadbcd as that is designed for much greater things than trailic between New Ro- chelle and the Harlem river. It might not. he too wild a guess if any one were to shggeat that this work is but the beginning of the cleItI-lflcution of the main line of the New Haven road, at'least from the Harlem river to New Haven. and further that; it means a continuation of the rapid transit sys- tem from the‘lower part of New York city as far out Into the suburbs through Westchcster County. and then even to the Connecticut boon dary line for true rapid transit trav- cling—“Holland" in Philadelphia Press; NEW CORPORATIONS. The Connecticut ‘Whlto Line Coni- puny, of North Canaan. has filed a cer- tificate of incorporation with tho siatt secretary. The capital is 925000 and the lncorporators are Arthur 1‘. Free- man and Albert M. Turner, of North Canaan. and John I". Dcely. of Lee. A certifiato of organization has been filed by the Davis-Merriam Company. of Middletown. E. S. Davis and .10- neph Merriam of Middletown and Bar- nard F. Merriam. of Smith Framing ham, Mass, hold thirty nine shares of slot k oath and Robert W Merriam of Middletown thud-.1110 four named are the directors of the company, and E. S: Davis is president. it. W. Merriam secretary and Joseph Merriam treasu- rer. ammo—D THE MODERN BUSINESS M)! N pays his bills by check Why not open an account with out which can be subject to check at any time? The check when cancelled in the best poof of the payment of any bill. and is a great convenience, as It does away with the necessity of carrying large sums of money with you. m: scum nanwux . nusr COMPANY. afford its depositors all the courtes- les consistent with sound banking principles. iKeep the M05- quitoes Away WITH chIncso Punk Kochlor'a instruction Book . . . . .. 100 , as follows . 480 STRA W 1 [ATS $2.98 TIIE GREAT RED TAG SALE, than s 811113 New I $1.98 or 1 Every 1on between 3 and 16 years of age cdn be suited now for a fraction of the real value of handsome and Serviceahic suits ' made for this season’ a service. The collection includes sailor, Eton and Russian blouse, Nor- folk, 2- piece and 3- piece suits in fancy mixtures. Bring your boy without delay, while we have his size at each reduced price. $1.48 ‘LIII $2.48 $3.43 n- are the red tag prices that rule the lines formerly priced at $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 I I wnsn soIrs‘ nucn'asoucao. 790 ' 98c u-n—u—u AT HALF PRICE. All this season's styles of Russian and sailor blouse wash suits, formerly priced at 750, $1. 00, $1. 50 and $2.00 bear red tag prices ‘11 $1.39 a" 'Twould be foolishly expensive for me to head you " but the best of hay. grain and food. when I make it a rut. to take back at price sold anything that you think is not / \ II it should be. it's easy to make low prices it quality is disregarded— the market is always full of low priced goods, but buying "cheap" grain is not economy and its mean to your animal. Buy om That’s Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. 1 up near- Just as far as nearest letter-box or telephone. QRWRRx rag/.W ~~m~ Going! 00111ng Going ! At $8.00 SPEOIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. ONLY A F EW LEFT. DON’T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TODAY. W. P. BEERS, Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving. Kodakl, Film Packs and Cam’ora Cuppllu 49 Wall 8t., Norwalk . d 80. Mala St.. 80. Norwalk. Telephone Connection. '5 . every day, it In Education A Business Education at “Merrill College Has been a paying investment for Hundreds of Boy. and Girls. In" Opening September lib. College office open till 5 o'clock. ENROLL NOW. M. A. MERRILL, Prim. South Norwaik, Goon. TIL. Tun- aLUEFIeH ..... . ....... ........... ......................120LI. WEAKFISH . ..... 1.. LI. nuanced... ........ touts swonomsu teats. SALMON 120L‘I Soft Shell Grabs, Live Lobatsrl, Loop. Round and Little Neck clams. fcwut”b""1‘1“"“§‘Trr-dge Fish‘IMaI-ketu :. _ Man luvunv. " ’, ~Ihm on change. - ' Woodland and deal-1m linden, chair _‘i.'d-' and hot ill Haiti 1qu is required to make a barrel of the kind of extract of Witch Ha- , 1101 we 0011.0 wouldmitc two or ~ three barrels of the ordinary 'klnds. Our kind costs you no more than the other. Witch 110101 is a family remedy for bruises, sprains. mailings, etc. GET THE BEST RESULTS BE GETTING THE BEST EX-v ACT. WE SELL 11' AT too Bertram. The Oliiford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. BALL 1“ ‘ Maples ti 00111301010 (30. (incorporated) COMMISSION BROKERS. Dollars in * 5mm. Bond‘s. can} and Canon. Owen: C Corbett Block. '0. Norwalk. TODAY IN WALL I1 REST. WALI. STREET 10:10 a. In.-—Most of the price changes at the opening of the stock market oday were very narrow and quite eVenly divided be- tween gains and losses. Reading sec- ond preferred and Great Northern nfd. rose 1 and Kansas and Texas. Mlnnc’ apolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste aMrie and Chicago Great Westernpfd. declin- ed large fractious. United States Steel opened unchanged and the pre- ferred rose a small fraction with large transactions in both. WALL bi‘REET, 11 a. m.—~A num- ber of advances resulted from the oc— casional buying movements of the first hour, but afterwards the. market be- came dull and 111 some cases droop- ing. A risa of a point In Amalgamat- ed Copper at 11 o'tlotk led 11 general advance. WALI. STREET. Noou.-—-Atchlson was carried up nearly a point. and Iln- ion Pacific a large fraction. but the advance was not followed 11p and the prices sagged again on dull trotting. Bonds were steady. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~Very lit- tle stock changed hands at conces- sions. Smelling was the leading ex- ception. the inquiry for it being con- sistent and steady. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires or The Maple: at Goldlchmldt 00.. Gem million Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 :30 Amal Con 84%. 85 841/. 84% Am C 3:. F Co 37% 3755 37% 37% Am Cot Oil 30 30 30 30 Am Loco 40% 40% 484/. 48% Am Smelt 120% 128% 12009 128% Am Sugar 144% 1441/2 144 144 A 'l‘ & 8 Fe 87% 881/, 8705. 88% A T & S F pf 1031/; 103% 103% 103% Balto & 01110 115% 115% 115% 1151133 B‘klyn R '1'I 69% 70% 60% 09% Giles & Ohio 55 55 547.1. 547.2; Chi & N W 220 220 220 220 Ch Gt West 200$ 20% 20% 20% Ch M & St P 181% 132% 1815’. 182% Col F & i 46% 46% 40%. 40% '00] South 28% 287/5. 28% 287/11 Del It Hud 201% 203% 20171;. 202% Erie 481/. 48% 48% 48% ,Erie lot of 84% 85 84% 84% Gen Elan. 180% 180% 18094- 180% ill Central . 173% 174% 173% 174% 1.011 & Nash 147% 117% 147 1471/; Manhattan 167% 167% 167% 107% Met St. Ry 128 12854 127% 128 Max Cent «22% 23 22% 23 M K & 'l‘ 28% 30% 29% 30 M K d '1‘ pi 057/0 057.0 65% 55% Mo Pacific 101% 101% 101% 1011/. Nat head 47% 48 47% 48 N Y Central 148% 149% 1481/4 148% Norf & West 8574. 80 85% 86 Out & West 53% 53% 53 53 Penn R. R 143% 143% 1431/. 143% Reading 108 108 107% 107% Read 1 pf 94% 94% 94% 04% Rep Steel 22 22 22 22 Rock island 31% 32% 31% 31% South Pac 05% 35% 05%, 65% Son Ry Co 35% 35 35 35% Tom C it i 00% 90% 90% 90% Texas Pat: 34% 35 34% 35 Union P00 131% 132% 131% 132% U 8 Leather 13% 13% 13% 13% U 8 Rubber 52 _ 52 52 ‘52 U 8 Steel 36 36% 35% 36 U 8 Steel pf 103% 103% 103% 103% Wabash . 10% 191/, 191/. 19% Wabash pf 40% 40% 40% 40% Wis Cent 25 25% 2413’ 25% “1 think dear." said the bright girl, "you had better speak to father to- night." "Why. tonight. particularly?” asked her timid lover. "He is in a good humor to give me to you. i arranged with my miillner, dressma- ltcr, and dentist to send their bills to Plm this morning ”~Phlladslphia ress. . Teacher—“Now Tommy. if 1* give you five apples and you out two how many will you have left?" 'i‘ommyw-"IF‘lvs." ‘ Teacher-«mow if you out two you 0040 have only titres left wouldn't. do lemony-«"010, Ina’am: do and i'd have an We're g the hornets-0 cantata. The wr 1'0ch: Migrant: ‘ We’re not the smokeless when Likewise or. bonnie“ We've got the «slim apple, mule-II cod! they at «I ~ --- gym The Camcl' Is an enterprising individual. 1 He has a bump on at all times. ' " I V ‘1’ . If you to not wise to the best place to town to buy Cloth ing and Furnishings, be a camel and get a hump on you. MENS OUTING sun's AT JUST HALF pared $6.0at$3.2. $7.00at$3..50 $8.00at$400. $8.20 at $42; $10.00 at $5 00. $12.00 at $6.00. Prices on the Nuiangi Trousers split: $4.00 at $2.00. $5.00 at: $2.50. $6.00 at $3.00. , Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks and blues. 890 Underwear at 48c Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables. a ‘ ‘. l 1‘41 .I . t ‘%N* SELLECK & PRICE HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. pl WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK Telephone Call 304-2. '80. NORWALK, OT. wo Inside."-lliI-. 7'“ At DIE—1010’s Grocery- Cutting the beat Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater satisfaction we think. Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real. genuine. home laid fresh stock than most. It‘s a Iquare deal here. if we haven't '0m we any so and do not substitute something different. 300 I101. Difficulties disappear when Yacht Club Salad Dressing is used. 0qu ions. smooth and apetizlnp. Get the book, “Table Help for Housewife or 1 tea." for the askin New Lobut er. Hos Pat-men. Wax: Ago easy way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect film from mold. N0 taste or odor. Scale airtight. N0 papers to out, no lid! to fit. Ask about it. Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Spices. Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pun om. , p Will have Saturday Melons, Water and Musk. Green Corn, Squall, » Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Biackbs rrlu. Peaches. 016.. 01c. . . > » “Honey In the Honey Comb " New 00000111100 0 frame. Awaiting your orders. at your service. LORENZO DIBBL TELEPHONE CALL. 16—4- TUBE ROSE OR ATHLETE FLOUR, PER BAG .u 00 BEN HUR 0R JONES' FLOUR. PER BAG ........... . ..... .- ..........- Oh. PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, PER BAG ..1.. ”one SCANS BAKED BEANS. ............................... ...........1l§0‘ PURE WATER FROM OR. BALDWIN’S FILTERING PLANT, PIN . GALLON ......................................... ...............-“ MOHIOAN PURE SPRING WATER FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. ‘ UNITED GROCERY COMPANY. ’ II'rII MAIN sr. 2° "° EAST new: ”"31: . TEL” 28-3. ’ EYE EASE A pair of properly fitted glasses will give you a world of comfort that you will scarcely realize with defective vision The best advice In «it give you is to have your eyes fitted with glasses that are guarantehd to" conform to their defects . , HOMER B. HOYT. Rafi-acting Optician. Room 9. United Bank Building, Telephone 303- 12. South Norwalk. Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. Odie. hours 8—11:45.12.45—C:00. Saturday evenings. 1-0. AND cusses mm aroma ' EYES DHNNI‘IN , Often one attribute- a ink 01' slur-non of vision to m when his gluon In wholly to blame. Would than in 1001100 your syn examined again? IT' 3 FREE. 0. B. Jackson, Graduate Optician. It: won. ITRIIT. 800W“ ’ Bicycles and Carriagee Sold and Repaired at LUTHER M. WRIGHT Carriage Repository. We cine attention to the smallest detail of our business no! guarantee satisfaction In com demrtmcnt._ « . Homo-crown Onions are mere preferable than 00100010 ‘0 some other parts. and could sell them. FANCY NAervs: neurons. use Poole. I Fine selected stock right from Green: Farms. White and 0100in we are in position to offer them at JOSEL OFF'S I: «earn MAIN """fincau. M IXJOVIRNOR GHA'MII more tad standing in an m ‘ pomp MT Hone. .‘ 0000100.le ulna ’ll'h0 001003321 “Governor ogham- the work is a cred . ’
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