i I 1.11111 1113113111111 police and this morning Judge Taylol ‘tia. last week. on board the ice CREAM ' ‘ AND FRESH ACANDY LAN E S 61 WASHINGTON IT. Mrs. 090 George 11.111.111.111» and 11011 0101311 leave in a few days for Brook— lyn for a variation trip The schooner Ruth Decker arrived yesterday with a cargo of brick for the Ferris Cosl‘Conipany. Mrs. John Wallace leaves Wednes- day for the White Mountains, where she will spend a couple or weeks. 1 Miss Nora E. Ryan is entertaining the Mines; Alice and Rose Mahoney. gt Danbury. at her home in East Nor— aih. A cargo. of Tompkins Cove blue- atone arrived this morning on the schooner Dralnerd, consigned to Ray- inond Brothers. Leonard J. Foster. who is spending the summer at Buhver Brook has 10 turned there after a brief Visit with his parents ill town. Mrs. Franklin A. Teller. and daugh- ter Elizabeth, of Fairileld avenue, loft South Norwalk Saturday for a sojourn in the Berkshires. ‘ ‘Miss Vera Whitney is substituting in Attorney John Keogll’s once during the absentee ot' the regular stenogra- plier, Miss Lodema Adams, on her vacation. 'Charles Wnsllburn, ot- Dill‘Ien, was arrested yesterday at the railroad Hills 11011 011 a charge of dlunkennoss He was fined $5 and costs tllls morning, by Judge Taylor. lianford Jones, of Day street, went home yesterday with a load of intoxi- cants. His wife complained to the fined him so and costs. Miss Daisy Disbrow, of West ave- nue, left town Saturday on 11 vocation trip to Niagara. She will Visit the Thousand Islands, Lockport and will enjoy a sail on Lake Ontario. The Hartford Times on Saturda) contained an excellent likeness 01 Lieutenant Howard J. Bloomer, who was with the Connecticut Naval Mili- United States ship Columbia. Captain James Golden and party on the yacht, Roma. returned Saturday night from a cruise to Block island. 'l'llt‘y report a fine time. The party comprised George Van Alstyne, Ed- ward 2011111 and Lester Byxbee. A bargeloittl of crushed stone arriv- ed yeslerday at the Ferris wharves consigned to the town of Norwalk. it will be used in repairing Connecticut avenue in the direction of Dorian. The improvement is much needed. in Norwalk, last work, according to statistics compiled by the Commorv 1'l11l Romrd. there were twelve sales of real estate. with 11101111111103 of 86.- "i". For the 11111110 week in August. 1904, there were five sales, and mort- gages of 8700. II. II. Duty, Boston; Ii. F. Potter North Haven; William ll. Winter. C. Schillldt. Miss A. J. Schlilldt. Mr. and Mrs. Sulliuel l’. Shinlusor, Edward P. Sitlmuser, Charles ilrown, Mrs. Mary Warrant) .C. lions. C. 1) Brandi Mr. and Mrs. James C. it‘uir,chlld Robert 8.1)nvidson. Frederick Driggs W. W Blackmail. Mabel Carhart. Mr. Bhuita, Miss F. (1111111111 .1. ll ltunaell and par- 111 George C. Merritt A. Schmlier, W. it. Morse, New York; A. 111. Stiles, Wll llulantlc: Mrs T. W. Downs. Mr. and Mrs. 11'. W. l’arrott. .lolm liavlland. '1‘. George W. Van .l.; James A. l1. Uhlo. Bridgeport; Loan. East Orange, N. Brosnahan. New 1101110111; C. A. Hard. New Haven, were guests Saturday or Sunday at the 1-10ch Clifford. Letter to 11111.2. J. Hill. Norwalk. Dear Sir: tween 15 and 11'! Mr. Aaron Higgins. Piniufleld. N some years 111.111.1101 15 gallons of we 1- ltnown point on his house; and last 11pm ”EDBIBIOII Dovoe. it gallons. , oh was the former paint, worth? The tale is an average one: and the paint was an average one. Yours truly 11‘. W Devon & 00. P 11—4111 Dow. South Norwalk; 1111011011 11 Staple lldw. 00.. Not-walk. and . OIII‘ I. , 1 5 What’s the difference be- W. East 116111.111 sell Haunts All 11111111111111.0101! was .jspo‘ut 1110er am of 1111111. ‘ ‘ 191111011101 to 011de 42,500., ‘ TAILOR 8 00M“ WW Red fire for trolley trips at Cole- until 11. . Miss Etta Schultae. f Blldseport, spent Sunday in East 13’ orwalh. Only one week more of the special stain of trousers at Joseph Duvis'. See a ‘1 . ~‘ -..‘........._..... Mr. and Mrs. William Morris. of Monroe street, are the happy parents of a daughter. ' William Cotter, a former Norwalk boy, now 11 Cincinnati business man, is visiting in town. 1......" _ The sacred concert of Grace Baptist chutch will be held next Sunday at ternoon at 3: 80 o‘clock. BREV. With A regular business meeting of the Bartenders‘ Union was held yester- day afternoon. Add Lightning story. 1 Mrs. Clements' injuries were not of a serious nature and she is getting along nicely today. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Oyerton, of Brooklyn. N. Y. about holiday as the guests of Mrs. ILCorbett. of West Cedar street. F. E. Lockwood & Company, of Nor- walk. are having their store thorough- ly renovated. One of the improve- ments is a metal ceiling. The steamer Victor, which is'taking the pulse of the steamer Huntington on the N0rwalk~L0ug island route, made only one trip tiglay. Miss K. Germond Vosburgh, 0f Sey- mour avenue. has returned from :1 mil weeks' vacation trip spent at ltoxbury, Delaware County. New York. While William E Bunion was dcliv ering papers early Sunday morning. his horse walked off an embankment in River street. Mr. Bullion was 1101 in the wagon at the time. The horse receiveda few outs. The strike of the bridgc‘builliers on the Coscob bridge has made it neces- sary to store the iron work in the railroad yards and on the sittings in Stamford. Many cars loaded with enormous girders are lying near Elm street, in that city. . MaJor Eben Hill. Jr.. and ”onion int Charles H. Oakes have returned from Danielson. where they attended the state rifle match. Major Hill will be captain of the teamwhlch will represent Connecticut at 8011 Dirt. N. J.. in September, to. compete with the National Guard. regular army and naval 111011 of the country. Secretary John (3. Taylor, of the Connecticut Prison Association. has located the New York home of Wil- liam Gray. an insane prisoner who was discharged from the' state prison August 3, and has returned him to his parents. .tiray was sentenced from New Haven April 1, 1002. for from three to four years for burglary. 'i‘l Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Corpo tion of Danbury has filed a certificate of organization In the 0f- lice of the state secretary. The au— thorized capital is $10,000. The ofll- cers are Andrew it. Jones, president; John R. liills, secretary and tremor er; Henry J. Roth. Frank l~‘. Mend ind Fred E. Hall. nice the president and secretary, directors. Saw 1101 First.—~“She never kissed 1 man in her life.“ "She doesn't know what site has missed." "Possibly. but the men know what they , haven't." "The crowned heads of Europe are all afraid of their cooks." said a mag- azine writer. So are the uncrowned beads in this culintry'.-New York American, mount-5’5 THE MODERN BUSINESS MAN pays his bills by check, Why not open on account with 11!. which can he noblest to check at any time? " ' The check when cancelled in the best pool of the payment of any bill. and is 0 rent convente ca. 1111 it does away wi lam Innis of money with you. 1111211111111 troll mu: mm 60511-11111. is. consistent with principles. for a fraction of the real value of handsome and serviceable suits . made for this season’ 8 service. folk, 21111201: and 3 piece suits in fancy mixtures. reduced price. are the red tag prices that rule the lines formerly priced at $2.50, as follows: the account :1 of curl-yin: . affords its depositors all the courm- ,‘ sound banking Every boy between 3 and 16 years of age can be suited now The collection includes sailor, Eton and Russian blouse, N01"- Bring your boy without delay, while we have his size at each 1.15.11111111111111111 111111111 111111111 ..W..W."WW . .1... ...... ‘ "11111 11111111" " FOR Start off with a Soda—#11 makes the shopping easier. Next a box 0! Apollo Chocolates for Sunday use. - ’ Then some .of the followinl are likely to be needed: Tooth Brushes, Cold Cream. Toilet or Bath Soaps. Bay Ruin. Perfthnes, Correspondence Paper. Manicure Articles, or any drill [store ,1 want. lho Oliiford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. CALL 1“- $2.43 $3.48 $1.48» $1.98 $2.93 0 $150. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00. WASH sun‘s 'MUCH REDUCED. All this season's styles of Russian and sailor blouse wash suits, formerly priced at 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 bear red tag prices 1 .. 1 1.: 13111311111111? 4:80 . 790 9,80 $1.39 STRAW HATS AT HALF PRICE. 1i _ GOOD GRAIN. ,, if 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 0f the utmost importance for the own- ors‘of animals to know where the best duallties can be be secured at the lowest'priccs. Merit counts in grain as in everything else and first quality in grain is im- possible unloss the grain ls freed from dirt and waste as is ours. it is not. possible to get Iléltor quality or prices elsewhere. it is absolutely impossible to get the same economy anywhere 01110. Now is the time to secure your old oats and hay. Buy Oats That's Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. ”Going! 11111111111111 ”11.5.5 5.8.19.9..- . . ONLY A FEW LIFT. DON’T IE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY 70- DAY. W. P. BEERSi Booksellers, stationery, Engraving, Kodsks, Film Packs and Camera IuppllOI 6 lo. Main 81.. lo. Norwalk. Telephone Connection. 49 Wall It, Norwal k. All Education ll Business Eduen’tion at Merrill College Has been a paying investment for Fall Opening September lib. ENROLL 140w. M. A. MIRRILL. Prim, Booth Nam-lit. 001111. t College oillce open every day, 0 till ii o'clock. w M BLUIFIBH ......................................................1204... wnlirlsl-l so LI. STEAKCOD11-111.i..1..un.........1..g..ou1.¢-snuunless... 1“ 4..- “WORDFOM' n1-1.1”.11.-.nl...1..1.1...1u.c.nvevl”tannin-0:0 13‘ h‘.‘ 9 zillilliD'IIIIIDIIBIIltodlIDOIIIIOOOOOIICIDIIIIIIOOCUIO I“ L.‘ BALMON o 5‘ Soft 1111411 Brit», 1“" Lobster» Long, Round and Little Noel: aisles. his. ‘3 omit ransom-11011 011111111- ~ mm. is in charts of three licensed also who have [fluid the Blots Board of an; lastly-1 Hundreds of Boys and flirty. MODIOS d Goldschmldl 611. (inner-ponies.) COMMISSION BROKERS. Boston In Stocks. Bonds. Grain 50nd “HOD. ' swam ll Corbett Block. 80. Now-lit. +011" 111 0111.11 nut. warn. s'rass'r 10:10—There was _ H . , W“-..— Tlle Camel is an enterprising individual. . . y ‘ He has a bump on at all times. ' If on ’10 not wise to the best place in town‘ to buy CI ing an Furnishings, be a camel and get a hump on you. . MEN‘S OUTING SUITS AT JUST HALF , $6.50 at $3.25. $ 7.00 at $3.50. $ 8.00 at $8.50 at $4.25. $10.00 at $5 .00. $1200 111 Prices on the Nuiangl Trousers split: $4.00 at $2..oo $500 at $2.50. $6.00 at $3.00. Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, 11112111011191.1111 8 and blues. _ ,' 890 Underwear at 48c. , 3*, Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables. 3111111011 & r‘fg-l. HEAD 'ro FOOT Ourrrr'rsss. - .1 wasnmc'ron smear, scorn 110011.: Telephone Cali 324-2. ‘ 5 widely distributed buying orders at the opening of the stock market today and sharp advances resulted. St. Paul and New York Central were car- ried 1 5-5 .lover Saturday a closing, and Union Pacific 1 1-8 Wisconsin Cen- tral gained 5—8. Otherwise changes did not exceed a half. WALL STREET 11 a 1n.—~—0ffer- logs that came out on the opening rise were well taken. the only notice able relapse being of a point in New York Central. Bali operators were en- couraged by the absorbent power of the market and renewed their vigor- ous bidding of the large price stocks. The buying was broader and heavier than on last week and nearly all stocks of first importance rose sharply. WALL STREET, Noon—~Tbe market was inclined to react. especially in the high priced rallload issues but few poillts of strength developed and reactionary stocks rallied. Canadian Pacific rose strongly, 2 5-8 towards noon and helped the general list. Bonds were firm. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires of The Maples & Goldwhniidt 00.. 001.11- million Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett Block, South Norwslk. Telephone 168. Open High. how. 1: 30 Amsl Cop 84% 84% 84% 84% Mac & 9‘00 96% 36% 38% 36% Am C & F of 99% 99% 99% 99% , Am Loco 48% 48% 48 48% Am Smelt 130 130 129% 129% Am Sugar 144 144%. 144 144%, A T & 8 Fe 89% 90% 89% 90% Balto & Ohio 116% 116% 110% 110% B’klyn R T 69% 697/11 09% 09741 Ches & Ohio 07 57% 50%, 56% Chi & N W 224% 224% 224 224% Ch Gt West 21% 22 21% 21% , Ch M 81 St P 185% 186% 185% 186% Col 11‘ d: l 45% 40 46% 46 Gal South 28% 28% 28% 28% Con Gas 190% 190% 189% 189% Del & H00 218 219% 217 219 Eric 48% 4810' 48% 48% Erie 111 pf 8511. 11511. 1514 86% Ill Central 179% 179% 179 179% Lou '& Nash 150 151% 160 151% Met St Ry 128 128% 197% 128% Mex Cent 23 23% 22% 23% M K & T 31% 33% 81‘%' 33% M K a T pf 68% 70 08% 70 Mo Pacific '102 103% 102 103% Nat Lulu! 48% 48% 47% 48% N. Y Central 155% ilili 154 165% Nerf dz West 86% 86 80 86 Out it West 65% 55% 55% 56 Penn R. R 144% 145% 144% 145% P60 Gal 105% 105% 105% 105% Reading 110 110% 110 110% Rep Steel 20% 22 22% 81% Rock island 88 30911 82% 83% South Pac 60% 117% 017% 67% 8011 By 00 8099,8615: 80% 86% Ben Ry Co of 99% 100 90% 100 ' Tenn 0 d: i 90% 90% 90 90% Texas Poo 30% 867,51 85% 86% Union P00 138% 184% 139% 194% ' U 8 Rubber 61 53%, 51% 58% U 8 steel v, 90 89% 30% 80% U 3 Steel pf 104% 106 104 '106 Wabash 19% 191‘ if 19% Wabash pf 40% 41 40% 41 West U11 Tel 03% 98%. 98% 99% Wis Cent 27% 28% 27% 88% THI HORROR OF THI HOOP. Mabel bass slender "finer” 1.010 the pole that twins the bean-— Her circumference will be bigger When she puts on 01111011110; Mabel shows but slight resistance When my still about her loops—- 8he will keep me at a distance When she wears those awful hoops tilt at night i wake and tremble Thinking of that ghastly day nub-r. shirt: will soon remit la ‘ Nothing but a load of hay. - "Standingroo room" will then he posted Every has she takes the door, livery aortic will be exhausted Getting Mabel throth tilt dour. , , Than won‘t 01'0an he lonely . 011 my darling: fair "front smoul" ; i must will, for ther’o'li he only > or label 5-1111! her hoop. 5 ~ 1111 In 1111» unearthly Aidan .< can! to . What’ 5 D0110 at Dibble s Grocer Butter In getting up In the wholesale market. Selling yet at 2511.. [but have to some up soon If the price continues to a dance. ‘1 Sweet potatoes. good ones, cook good. have been tried. "Fresh Eggs, will have plenty Saturday of the slmon pure. fresh, 82:: 00B: new arrival. 22c. dozen. Sealing wax to seal Jams and jellies; special low price. Fortlna. a new biscuit with 11100 fruit filling that is bound to be pupil I. too. pkg. Order one. Chicken loaf, special introductory price, 151:. For picnics. lite. imperial flour. same character of flour as Pillsbury’s or Gold I Special bargain chance, 850.1109. Try Tetley'a tau if you would know good tel. Tetlsy’e us please. Tomatoes. cheap and good. Saturday, 51:. quart. Green corn, melons, peas. etc. Celery plants, a few hundred left. Call at 141 South main street. 7611. 100. None at store. , Yours for good use, LORENZO DIBB TILIPHONI CALL. RH noJolly tumblers. 1 GREEN CORN. EXTRA FINE. LARGE EARS. PER 002., NICE LEAN SHOULDERB. PER LB., ARMOUR'S SELECTED HAMB. PER L8., ' o, MILK, 3 CANS. CREAM, 3 CANS, FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE‘. umrlo onocnav com-a 20 NORTH MAIN IT. TIL. 20-4. 7"“ EYE EASE. A pair of properly titted glasses will give you a world of 1111111th you will scarcely realize with defective vision. The best advice we give you is to have your eyes fitted with glasses that are (heron conform to their defects. HOMER B. HOYT. Reflecting Optician Room 9. United Bank Building, Telephone 863-12. Special Appointments at convenience at pom Ole. hours 9.11146. 18.464100. Saturday Iranian. M IABT NOT Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Priest of w ringer. buggies, surreyl, runabouts. traps, farm wagon and 4! wagons. This is a bona lids necessity sale and the reason is explained! _ ‘1 ter received by me from the NicholIUnderwear Company, publish“ ' news columns of this paper. The cuts in prices will be startllna and some of them will bl in this space later. it is really the chance of a lifetitnd to in}: turnout cheap. , LUTHER-MW Carriage Repository, j 1211111115111. 1111111111. GONOIRNING Lolll'f'lltl. To select: a lobster: To 111m loll- ster tool: for good odor; a stale iob~ star has a heavy, many small. firm flesh and glittering. has clear skin. ‘ The tall should be still and spring. if the lobster has been already holl- ed, as it should be it “shim any dis- ‘ tones. the claws. should drawn up rigidly. if sprowiy and than the eru- turo was dead 111nm it was put 11110., the pot, and 111 therefore unfit 101° '1' 11011010111101: lions 1m: near masonic of shop it i: 9:111”, to sham W" until will. To open a loll-tort 1111 open and cut up 11 10W, worth kaovtinh l‘VIlitill 2:11“ the result will ~ 1.1111191111110111. 5 Y” tom and “tow; ,
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