1
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, cargo of creosoted yellow pine plies ,
, train in factory at Portsmouth. Vin»
{Press CANDY
LAN E S
It wash—“moron IT.
Luaillawsloles.
William Casey attended a dance in
Noroton last evening“
Tea coffee and butter will always ‘
be good if purchased at Beymour‘s
Read the ad
Oliver El. Trowbridge. of Bayvlew
avenue, is spending a couple of weeks
hen;é resting from his duties in New
Yor
Harry B Thomas, who was reported
yesterday as having been injured
while at work in haue‘ a restaurant, did
not work in that place.
The W C. T U. will meet with
Mrs. R, '1‘. Makin. 8 Day atwreet F'ri-
day at 3 o‘clock- Will there try and be
:‘A stood attendance at this meeting.
Rev. P. Moore Strayer, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church, Rochester,
New Yotk. formerly of South Norwalk
is visiting Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Golden
at their Bungalow. Belle island.
Flank Swift, of South Norwalk the
capable bookkeeper for tho Old Well
Cigar Company is enjoying his annual
vacation of two weeks in Syracuse, N.
Y. Mr. Swift is accompanied by his
wife.
—Mr. William Patterson. a barber
of New Canaan states: ”Hair-All for
,dandruff and falling hair is a wonder-
ful cure. For sale at the Cliiford Phar—
macy. Scheidler‘s and Pohlman's bar~
ber shops.
Miss Maude Englebert Wolfe in-
struetor of physical training in several
of the schools of The Norwalks, has
linished the course at the summer
school, Yale Gymnasium Yale Univer~
sity, New Haven.
Mls. H. R. Bulkley and children, of
South Norwuik, left this morning for
,Toronto, where they will remain for
about. two weeks They will be. ac-
"companied item New York by Mrs.
lukieys sistet, Mrs Thatcher.
A new radiator has been placed in
the office of the baggage room of the
westbound railroad station. South
Norwaik, by Foreman Andrew Kling
anti 1110' assisthnts. This will affold
considerabiyimbre boat next winter.
. Miss Anna Knorr is spending a
several weeks“ vacation at her home
in Newtown évenue. Miss Knorr has
just completed her course in nursing
at the Vassar Hospital. Pcughkeepsle
graduating the 28th of last month.
These dog days are ihoroughbreds.
The annual dinner of the Fish club
will be held at Burchnrd‘ s woods near
Wilson Point South Norwulk August
20 A number of people it om Dunbury
intludlng an automobile party, will at
tend
Miss Mildred ilotnan, of South Nor-
waik, Conn, who is visiting her cou-
sin. Mrs. (icorgo Blydcuburg. this
week very delightfully sang ‘Ono
Bweetly Solemn ‘l bought” in the M.
E, church last Sabbath evening. m'i’mt
Jefferson Echo.
Norwaik is in it far worse way than
Danbury so far as its water supply is
concerned. it is announced that. the
city has only thirty days‘ supply in the
reservoirs and unless there are copious ‘
rains within a tow days the use of the.
water will be greatly restricted:-
Danbury News.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M..
will hold its regular meeting tomor-
row evening in the rooms in Mystic
(‘haln Hull Every member is most
urgently requested to be present. as
business bf great importance will he
transact ed it will be of interest to
every member. Final arrangements
for the reception to the state board of
officers. who will he- presont on Friday
evening. August lit will be made
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford road has begun work on the
turtle bridge on the Highland division
near the ilrcwuiur pulk factory This
bridge will be raised (on foot in or-
der to I’Clltlt’t' a grade at that point
and will be widened into a double
track structure. The job il‘l one of the
largest ululerluklnxo in connection
with the double tracking of the High-
land division and will probably be the
last. to be completed.
Stamford will be represented in the
building of the great Panama Canal.
The Wyckoff Pipe and Creosotlng
Company. inc, whose other: is in diam-
ford, has recently shipped the first
girls. to Colon. isthmus of Panama.
”the piles range in length iron: 60 to
75 feet and are impregnated with
twenty pounds of creosote oil per cu~
his foot of timber which preserves
the piles tron) decay and prevents the
attacks of the teredo. .
OUR, PRISOIIP'IIDN DIPART‘
in in charge of three licensed men
who have passed the state Board of
Phenom, and are tensity qualified to
tilt prescriptions; you will always
00 then may to supply your wants.
We $1“?th unlicensed men to do
3‘ #
a T i ‘
V Delicious lean California *aln‘b It
the New york Grocery Store, only 8%
can a a pound:
Mrs}!
on of 7 West. street are visiting at
Greenwich this Week.
Miss Daisy Williams. 01' Elm street.
is spending the week with friends in
Mount Vernon. New York 1:.
. 81200113! prion on dining room fur.
allure and retriterators at Read’ a.
The ad will give you prices.
_ Another big day in the kitchen at
the Bullion Store This is the time to
supplies Read the ad
if you need a tonic and want a
strength giving one try Vinol. Sold
at the Clifford Pharmacy. Read the
guarantee in their ad. today.
Frank Coleman, son of 9‘. 3.0010-
man, injured his right foot yesterday
quite painfully by stepping on the
teeth of an iron garden rake.
Mrs. William Canons and Miss Mar-
guerlte Smith, of Brooklyn. N. Y., are
visiting Mrs. Patrick G. Mockier, of
he Knapp street, South Norwalk.
The time to eat bluensh is now. The
price to pay In 10c per pound and
Captain Ducross market is the pldee
ted get them at that price. Read the
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson.
who have been the. guests of Rev. and
Mrs C W. Shelton. of East avenue.
will leave for their home in Chicago,
Monday.
if you have animals you must buy
grain. if you buy grain you ought to
buys the best Try the kind that M.
Hatch sells _“Buy Oats That‘s Clean."
Read the ad. .
The great wind- -up of the half price
sale at H. Krieger and Companys
will conic to ’80 end in a few days.
For Friday» and Saturday they have
provided hp aggregation of bargains
lthat excels anything offered before.
Read the ad
Five lucid new Went utter wood-
chucks recently I'll the vicinity of R0-
ton Hill. One at the woodchuck dogs
threw a tit while engaged in the hunt
and one of the haulers immediately
climbed a tree He is now the target
for a number of jokes from his fellow
hunters
Chief of Police. Vollmer announced
this morning that special arrange:
ments had been made to guard against
any crooks who might follow the cir-
cus Plat clothes men will be on duty
.in the st ate and wherever the crowd
is greatest to he on the lookout for
sneak thieves and ”second story men"
to-night.
Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith de~
sires to warn the public that accord-
ing to the new law every person mak
ing return to him of a birth marriage
or death certificate or sexlon' a report,
must fill out and sign the same in
black ink and must state the capacity
in Width he signs it. Otherwise cor
title-ates will be u-turned‘to, senders.
A. J. Collins and Company, the well-
known furniture dealers, stated this
morning to a Sentinel reporter that
the baby show at Roton Point was cer‘
tainly a good thing for their business.
lavery bub‘y carriage in the store had
been sold and still they were unable
to supply the demand from proud
mothers, who are anxious to have their
babies ride in the best of carriages, or
who wish to enter carriages in the
parade.
.l. L. Fitzpatrick. Providence, It. 1.;
Harry Hudler. Charles lv‘ms, A. C.
Floyd, N. W. Howard, P. i). Littcll, l),
(,1. Cowth. Hayden Richardson, W. .l
Garvin, William A. May. .I. T. Barker.
New York; Fred Ganung. L. 1). Bryant.
John Digglns. J. S. Barr, J. ii. Hollis,
Boston; E. 13. Clark and son, Port—
land; 7‘. 8. Hurlocit. Philadelphia: 1.
Atlas, Yonkers. N. Y.; E. W. Richard-
son, Waterbury; ‘J. (3. Fox. Stamford;
Miss Cornelia I". Baird, Norwaik;
George [0. Finncy, Sheffield-omino-
Sound, were at the Hotel Clifford yes-
terday.
lung‘s”.
THE MODERN
B USINESS MA N
pays his bills by check,
Why not open an account with us.
which can be subject to check at any
time?
The check when cancelled is the
best poof of the payment of any hill.
and lo a treat convenience, as it does
away with the necessity of carrying
large sums of money with you.
THE 8001'}! NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
ndorda its depositors all the courtes-
ion consistent with sound blinking
principles.
Koo , the M0:-
on 0:03 Away
Chinese Punk
KOGMWI“ 5 “BOON 01001.3“
WIOIFWWILL
m
'I' mtbhcock and Miss 11W
purchase your new stock of kitchen ,
1:
Every boy between 3 and 16 years of age can be suited now
made for this season '3 service.
The collection includes sailor, Eton and Russian blouse, Nor-
folk. 2-picce and 3-plcce suits in fancy mixtures.
reduced price. in . i in .1311
$1.48 $2. 4.8 ':
$2.98 $3. 48
are the red tag pricesthat rule the lines formerly prised at $2.50,
$3.50, $4.00, $5.0o and $6.00. “ ,
$1.98
‘WASH SUITS MUCH REDUCED.
All this season’ 5 styles of Russian and. sailor blouse wash suits,
formerly priced at 75c, $1.00, $1 50 and $2.00 boar red tag prices
as follows: , s. :hffifiiitln-l
.480 $1. 39
‘\.i.‘.'
.790 980
STRAW' HATS AT HALF PRICE. ‘ t V i
HUT};
SouthNorwdh, ' Tampa-0..
GOOD GRAIN. “
It you have animals of any kind you MUST buy
grain. supplying dress needs may be delayed or post-
poned indefinitely Not so with grain and feed Such
being the case it is of the utmost importance for the own-
ers of animals to know where the best qualities can be
be secured at the lowast prices. Merit coualdtia grain. ,.
.as in everything else and first quality in grain is im-
possible unless the grain is freed from ditt and waste as
is nuts it is not possible to not better quality or prices
elsewhere. it is absolutely impossible to get the same
economy anywhere else. Now is the time to secure your
old oats and buy.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
(hillgl
(long i
At $8.00
SPECIAL PzfiMO FILM PACK CAMERAU.
NLY A FEW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY OWMTING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO- DAY-
W. P. BEERS, .-
Bookullsn, Stationery. Engravlna, Kodake, Film Packs and Camera 8009““
49 Wall Oh. Norwatk I to. Main St. 80. Namath.
Telephone Connection.
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Rn Education
A Blaine-I Education at
JMcrrlll College
, -. 5 Has been a paying investment for i'a
Hundreds of 303m and Gil-1|.
lull Opening September lift. EUROLL NOW.
College oilice open M. A. MERRILL. Prim.
m
every day,0tlll ho’clock. 800th Normih'COnn.
ILUIFlaH 120 LI-
wukrlen In LI.
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swonorln'n 1201...
SALMON i 1201...
Soft Ohell Orson. Live Lobstm. Lona, Round and Little Neck Glam.
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Cutbfll e Bi'Idge Fish Market
rat. 100-
"FRI! DIMVIIV.
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monkey- and
mmmlawmmmsd or;
for a fraction of the real value of handsome and serviceable suits '
Bring your boy Without delay, while we have his size at each .
f all around at 11 o'clock
cry in prices come
1 part
. advance in Delaware & Hudson, that
Ont It West 53 53% 52% 531%
Penn R R 143 143% 142% 143%
P00 Can 100% 109% 100% 100%
Reading 107% 108% 100% 108
Rep Steel 21% 21% 21% 21'“
' Rock Island 22 92 22% 32
South Pac 05% 6695' 08% 65%
Son Ry Co 35% 95% 95 95%
. Tenn C It I 89% 90% 89% 90
Texas Pac 34% 94% 34% at
Union Pac 131% 132 131 131%
U 6 Leather 13% 18%, 13% .1954
U 8 Rubber 51% 51% 51% 51%
U 5 Steel 39% 85 5% 95% 85%
U B‘Steel pt 103% 103% 102% 108
Wis Cent 25 20%. 25 20
‘ body should have. If you are
run downwind need I. tonic take
Every dose adds vitality and
strengthens every organ to 00-
this. Strength gained in this
way is permanent. .
P1100. $1.00 3......
Money refunded if not satis-
tory.
lilo Ollfford Pharmacy
m mascamrlou s'roaa
'I'IL. 0111.1. M.
in the kind of strength every-u ‘
(INCOMPIWJ
coauthor BROKERS.
Dealer-I In
\.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
award: I. Corbett Block. :0. Norwalk.
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TODAY IN WALL ITIIIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—'l‘hei‘o
ncnt stocks showed small declines.
Delaware and Hudson was carried up
1 1- 2. The first 3.000 shares of Smelt-
lng sold simultaneously at 129 3-4 and
1.30 compared with 129 1—4 last night.
and toe gain was subsequently extend-
ed to a full point. National Enamel-
lng continued its downward course on
the passing of the. dividend with a
loss of two points.
WALL STREET, 1] a. n1.——-Standard
stocks derived little benefit from the
spectacular rise in some of the high
priced usually inactive stocks and
room traders sold stocks gradually un~
til the entire market became under
mined and a general reaction follow-
ed Practically all or the active
stocks fell 1,5 to 54 below yesterday's
closing. There were good recoveries
WALL STREET, 00n——The recov-
fa hall at about
last night's closing fifii' although in~
dividual stocks continued to advance.
The market became dull with the ap-
proach of the hour for the publication
of the government monthly crop re-
Bands were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1‘ ll 01. -—One stock
after another was taken hold of and
bid on sensationaily. The inception
of the movement lay in the bouynnt
stock rising over ten points to 215.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONI.
Report over the private m of
The Naples & Goldnchmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: A Corbett
Bloch. South Norwalk. Telephone 159.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Cop 84% 84% 84 84
Am C & F Co 37 37% 36761 36%.
AmC& l“ of 99% 99% 99% 99%
Am Cot Oil 29% 29% 29% 29%
Am Loco 48% 48% 47 is 48%
Am Smelt 129% 180% 129% 129%
Am Sugar 143% 144% 14255144
A T & 8 Fe 88% 89% 88 89%
A T k S F D! 103% 103% 103% 10352
Balto & Ohio 115% 115% 115 115
Bklyn R '1‘ 09% 69% 08% 69
Chen & Ohio 54% 54% 54 54%
Gill «0: N W 219% 220 219% 220
Ch Gt West 20% 2] 20% 21
Ch M & St P 182% 182% 181 182
Col F & l 45% 45% 45 45%
Col South 28% 28% 28% 28%
Con Gas 190 190% 190 190%
Del 5': Had 205 2% 205 215
Erie . 47% 7/9 47% 47%
Erie lst pf 84% 84% 84% 8434
(Ion Elec 180 182 180 18:1
iii Central 174% 177 174% 177
i400 & Nash 140% 147 146% 147
Manhattan 160% 100% 186% 105%
Met St Ry 127% 127% 127 127%
Mex Cent 23 23% 22% 28
M K d: 'l‘ 29%: 29% 29% 29%
M K & T D! 65 65 05 ’ 65
Mo Pacific 101 101% 100 101%
Nat Lead 47 49 47 48%
N Y Central 148% 150% 147% 150%
NOI‘I&Wost 85% 85% 85% 85%
e—n—v
his annual olam bake to his employer.
next week. It (tempo Beach.
A regular routine “meeting of But-
ter ..0 0. Ft. was held last
evening”,
The dance at the Knot) Dating Club
last night was not an largely attended
weather.
ton street, is spendin a:
tionl I 'l‘o'rrtnnton an
interest about the state.
A muslin: If t
Annotation was he
Preliminary plannw
made tor I m oonilxht excursion but
datum balsam In yet. - .
W
Maples ti Goldscllmidl 00.
were some brisk advances as a result ‘
The Camel is an enterprising individual. ‘
He has a bump on at all times.‘
If on '11: not wise to the best place in town to buy ClothP
ing an Furnishings, be a camel and get a bump on you.
MEN s OUTING sun‘s _AT JUST HALF Patch.
$650at$3.25. $7ooat$3.5o. $8.ooat .00
$8 50 at $4.25 $10.00 at $5 00. $12.00 at {‘00.
Prices on the Nufangl Treason split: _
$400 at $2.00 $5.00 at $2. 50. -.$600 at $3.00.
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including 01301011
and blues
890 Underwear at 48c. ~ .5
Many snaps to he found on our bargain tables.
SKLLECK & PRICE
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
of the opening dealings in the stock .
market but some of the most proml. .
‘ Room 9. United Bank Building,
Luther M. Wright is planning to hold
as hi usual, owing to the unpleasant
Dr. M. a Cronin. of West Wuhinl-
a wealth no» . -.
other points of . . .
Hum Mildew .
tut evening in
Cutting the but Dried But we ever did and giving greater alienation ,5:
we think. ,
Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real. genuine, hem. laid. m v'
stock than most. It's a square deal here. if we havolt't "'50! We
and do not substitute something different. 300 doz. 9‘
Difficulties disappear when Yacht Club Salad Dunning
loan, smooth and 00002019. Get the hook, “Tabla Helps,“
Hanan." for the asking. New Lobster.
Parnflen. wa. Ah any way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect um
from mold. No lute or odor. Seal- airtight. No papers to eat; 00 iii!
to fit. Ask about it. ~
Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Spleen. Pure Cider Vinegar for Plolflitlp Pill!-
In other. that V.
housewife? or. i
000a.
Will have Saturday Malone. Water and Musk. Green Corn. Squash,
Beets. Cueomhsrs, Tomatoes, Blackbe rrlen. Peaches. etc... 070. "
"Honey in the Honey Comb.” New season’s, 180 in frame. j l rl
Awaiting your orders. at your service.
LORENZO DIBBLE‘
TELEPHONE CALL. 2H
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BEN HUR on JONES' noun. PER sac ...... . .............. .i.. ‘
PtLLeauav's noun. sea lAthm
3 cans BAKED BEANS. ......... .;,,.._-. {We
PURE WATER FROM 0a. BALDWIN'S FILTERING PLANT. {dill . ~
GALLON .\....... ..... .. ..................... ‘
MOHICAN PURE spams wares _ . in .. ,
sou. LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.’
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80. NORWALK, OT.
1'51..ng
law now: emails per Peck 350 per Quart
Homegrown Onions are more preferable than some old ones boughti at
some other parts, and could sell them. .. .
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, per Poole. alibi '
Fine selected stock right from Grows Farms. White and meaty. Add, "
we are in position to otter them at g
JOSE]. err:
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONNs
or. A
TEL CALL. 830—6.
EYE case.
a pair of properly titted glasses will awe you a world of comfort that. '
you will scarcely routine with defective vision. The best advice vocal:
give you is to have your eyes titled with glasses that are' guaranteed“
conform to their detects.
HOMER B. HOYT Raft-acting Optician.
Telephone 30342. South Nowell. 0000.
Special Appointments It optimistic. of patrons. » .
on“ hours s-tmtt. 12. 00-0: woo. Saturday evenings. 7-D. '
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