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PURE
AND
FRESH CANDY
LAN E’ S
. 51 WAITINOTON 8T.
tribal densities.
bill's. Read the ad.
George P. Rowell, of Stamford. was
a visitor in town. yesterday.
——8 lbs. good corned beef for 250 at
Hayes’.
Mrs. Michael Fagan and mother. of
New York, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, of
school street.
The lewisboro Sunday school.
Whit.“ was to have picnicked at Roton
Point to~day postponed the pleasant
ev‘ent until warmer weather.
Miss Mary Hurley, of Boston. re-
turned to her home yesterday after
spending a two weeks vacation with
her aunt Mrs. Hugh Campbell
Mrs. R. B. Disbrow.tand daughter
Both of Mount Vernon are guests of
Mr and Mrs. Frederick H. Bedlent,
of 15 Center avenue Norwalk.
The first meeting of the Woman's
Relief (‘orps of Buckingham Post for
this season will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 o 'clock. in the Post rooms.
A meeting of the Norwallt Building
Loan and improvement Association
was held last evening. at which four
new members were admitted and two
loans made.
wAccidents come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts bruises.
stings. sprains. Dr. “'ihomas Eclectric
Uli relieves the pdln instantly. Never
safe without it.
An important meeting of the Nut-
meg Club, of Norwalk. will be held
tomorrow night at 8 o‘,clock at the
club rooms. corner of Main and Wall
streets All of the members are ex-
pected to be present.
There Is no change in the Bell isl-
and bridge situation. Contractor Dud-
ley E. Hoyt held another conference
with the selectmen yesterday, but
nothing definite resulted The whole
matter will shortly be laid before a
town meeting for action.
Secretary John S. Jones of West-
port, has bad the proceedings of thr-
twenty third annual convention of the
(‘onnecticut State r‘lrernen's Associa-
tion, lreld in Merlden, June 14 and 15.
printed in pamphlet form, and is dis-
tributing it to members
llownrd Chlehester. formerly of the
Noiwnlk pose oflloe. was in town this
morning (“11* on old fri.enda Mr.
(ilrlchcster. ' is now employed in
Greenwich. is a member of Company
1) nml has been at the. regimental en~
camprnont in Niantle the past couple
of days.
The thirty- eighth annual reunion of
the Ti -nth Regiment (onnoctlcut Vol
unicorn will be held at Snvirr Rock.
New Haven, Thursday. September 7.
The business meeting will be held III
the theatre at 12 o‘wclork and will be
followed by a dinner at 1:30 o':-rlnrk
A number of members from The Nor-
wnlks will attend.
—-Drinlt A on l’uru nnd save the
risk of iypho or! from well water. Heed
the warning oPthe health oillcer
linens Tribe. 1. 0.11 M. held a
meeting inst evening, at which fur-
ther arrangements were made for the
establishing of the big tripling post
in this city litter in the season. A
rommittco wen appointed to prepare
a elambakc for imbur Day. when the
linymakorn ntltie convention will
meet here. The irnlto will take place
in John McMahon's woods.
A icn- pound rmn was born last evo-
ning about 5 oclrxk to Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony ll 14d
ion Itroot
turc ills of the youngster.
netball player and trollcy conductor
all well as militlumnn. he will he I
bustier.
Ila—a
’ Tim. Frank A. sizotlclu and wife. 01
New York city. formerly of this city
m therdgefli‘: or m. 1““.‘11‘ rat. scorn nonwmr
'M‘O [I 00 th’Illlt‘ M1 0 I‘.
and Mrs. A 1.. Stevens. of South "”81. COMP‘NY.
Mormon. “Wt“? R” “M M" affords its depositors all the cont-tun
Scodeid and Mr. and Mrs.
Evening Times.
Motto. ot the Washing-
dze Anthony is now in
camp with Company F. but is un-
doubtedly preparing plans for the fil-
lf he takes
utter his father who is a star bull-
Stevens
will spend today at Bridgeport and
in the evening Mr and Mrs. Broileld
will return to New York. «Meridian
“House and shrill barn. good wat-
er, about ,nuarier were of land.
Price not to exceed 88.000.
“1008 8 80M
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Th9“ bar Sophia has arrived with
I” cargo biggest for Raymond brothers. "
‘ ----’8 lbs. (0011 corned beef for 250 at
Hayes”.
m
M R. Bennett, of Norwalk II on
a‘ business trip to New York City to~
IT’-
was a visitor in South Norwaik, yes~
terday.
V David Casassa. of New Britain. for-
merly of South Norwaik, is to open a
store in Meriden.
Michael F. Hurley, of New York,
spent Sunday at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
——Drink Aqua Pure and save the
risk of typhoid from well water. Heed
the warning of the health otlicer.
The Winnlpaulr baseball team will
cross bats Saturday afternoon with the
T. A. B.'s. of Stamford.
Mrs. Sarah E. Winters and daugh-‘
tor. Miss Bessie Kent Winters, are
visiting Mrs. Margaret Vosburgh
Thomas F. Foster. Bethel; J. E.
Ackerman, Passaic. N. J.; Frank E.
Baker A. Bernstein, F. E. Williams.
J. Cohen T. Corcoran. Miss Bownell.
H. D. Gaines. New York; J. M Mon-
roe. Boston; E. ’i‘. Scoilln. Providence;
A. R. Bechtel Rutherford, N. J.; G.
H. Mercy. Medina. N. Y.; Charles L
Kirby New Bedford; H. R. Tyler,
Hartford. Kent Banner. Waterbury;
Leo P Roweil Stamford. It. A. War-
ner. Buffalo; E. N. Wilson Syracuse;
Robert W. Chapman. New Haven, were
guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Leroy Foster, of Danbury. was at
Bell Island, Monday. spending the day
with relatives and friends.
The management of Boton Point
has had an inclined plank walk placed
where the steps at the entrance to
the grove near the bathing pavilion.
formerly were.
Miss Grace V. Glennen has return-
ed to her home In New York city af—
ter having spent a pleasant vacation
at the Hoyt cottage on Pine Point.
Miss Glennen made. many friends at
theshore during her sojourn here.
'tiiss Blanche Biumcnthal of New
York who has been a guest of Miss
Harriet Wagner of Grove street.
Stamford. is now at Belle Island.
where she will spend the remainder of
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Way and
party, who are on a cruise east in the
yawl Via, are at present in New
London harbor where they have been
enjoying the spectacle presented by
the large and beautiful fleet of the
New York Yacht Club. which stopped
there on its way to Newport. Tire
United States torpedo boat destroyer
Lawrence was also with the fleet.
—-
The work of installing the incan-
descent electric ligbtlng service has
been completed on the south side of
Bell Island. and the wirest are expect-
ed to be over the entire island the
last of the week. providing the weath-
or will permit the men to complete
the work. The place will then be
brilliantly illuminated. The season
this year promises to extend later
than astral. as many of the cottages
have been rented throughout the en'
the month of September.
PEOULIAR DISAPPEARANCE.
J. D. Runyan. of Brrtierville. 0.. laid
he peculiar disappearance of his pain-
ful symptoms. of indigestion and bill
oneness to llr. King's New Life Pills.
He says: "They are a perfect remedy.
for dizziness sour stomach headache.
consiwipntion etr.’ ‘t‘luarnnteed nth“. H
Baxter's drug store, price 260 ”
"New?
"I! Mont!!!
BUSINESS MAN
pays his bills by check
l
v‘rhtch can be subtract to check at any
true
The check when cancelled in the
best poof of the payment or any hill.
and ion it‘ll-oat convenience. as it door
entry wit the nocesuity of carrying
large sums of money with you.
i
ids consistent with sound banking
principles.
REE ”FIRE
OUR enaucaimou DEPART-
10 in charge at three licensed rncn
member and ulmgfiimnalidod g
are 0 yo
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who have
011
Trolley: Tripp
Miss Verma Bcrrell, of New York. * ‘
3.
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am
Why not open an account with us.
:‘TTOIiSers.
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A new pair of outing trousers will freshen up the old ‘
“ suit amazingly. Think how little money will do it.
Here are this-season outing trousers of wool crash, cut
full peg tog. mostly with cuffs, handsome mixtures and all
51.203 at red tag prices:
i a
$3.00 Trousers for $1.89.
$3.50 Trousers for $2.39
$4.00 Trousers ‘for'$2‘.89 ‘
Some great doings now in fancy suitsfor men and
young men. Final clearances mean rock-bottom prices. Look
in our windoWs.
GOOD GRAIN.
if you have animals of any kind yori' 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 lowest. prices. Merit counts in grain
as in everything else and first quality in grain is im-
possible nnless the grain is freed from dirt and waste as
is ours. it is not possible to get 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 bay.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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“no“ Going! Going!
At $3.00
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
ONLY A FEW LEF F‘l‘.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. IUY TO- DAV.
W. P. BEERS,
lookuiiora. Nationality. Engraving. Kodaka, Film. Packs and Camera luppltn
080. Main 81... 80. Ncmlk.
Telephone Connection.
40 Wall do, Norwaik .
In Education I
A Bunincal Education at
Merrill College 1
Has been a paying investment for
Hundred. of Boy. and Girlo.
Fall Opening September 3411. ERROL‘ NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim,
loath Howells. Conn.
”ram
College ofllce open
every day, 9 till 6 o'clock.
aw m... .
Today’s Arrival Includes
LIV! LOISTIRO, SOFT CHILL CRAIG. WHITI HALIIUT, SWORD
FISH, STEAK COD. BLUIFIOH. WIAK FISH, OIHMAN CARP. CLAMI.
ETC.
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Market
on one a»...;,;.......... I.
I attrllumu incite! alum of vision to his I
“illegal” au strictly to bloom. Would it not be well to have
your one examined mint .
‘ .
minimum
anhm
11than
it especially valuable an I tonic ,
and food. Malt Extract cen-
taina I large percentage of
news-Itrcnpthunlng and tinting
building principles of gram.
it's pleasant to tuit- with your.
meals and helps assimilate and
digest your food.
Price. 100 Bottle; 2 for 250.
The Ollfford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALL 1“
Maples it Goldsollmldi (30.
‘. quoted fractionally above yesterday's
. Open. High. Low. 1:30
Ania) Cop 84 86-31., 84 85%
Am C & 1“ C0 36%. 37% 30?“ 37%
Am ice 29% 20% 291/; 29%
.Am Love 50% 51 601/. 501/2
Am Smelt 129% 130% 129% 130
Am Sugar 144 45% 144 144%
'1‘ 8: S Fe 89% 90% 89% 90%
. inlto dc Ohio 113% 114 113-}; 1153's
~ B'klyn R '1“ 70% 70% 70% 70%
Cites & Ohio 561/, 50% 56% 56%
Ch Gt West 221,4. 221,1. 21% 21%
Ch M & St P 184% 185% 184% 180%;
Col F & 1 40 40% 46 46%
Del & I‘itlti 213 210% 213 iii?)
Erie 481/1. 48% 47 it. 48 '12
Erie lat pf 851,1, 85% 851,4. 115%
ill Central 176% 178% 170% 178
Lou & Nash 1501/. 151 150 160%:
Met St Ry 129%. 1391/. 129% 129%
Mex Cent , 237.0 241.5 23% 28%
M K 8:. 'i‘ 33% 34 331/5 33%
M K & T pf 71% 7214’. 711,4 72
Mo Pacific 103% 105 10371. 104%
Nat head 46% 46% dill/f. 463;“.
N Y Central 164% 155% 154% 154%
Norf 0t West 80% 80% 80% 80%
Ont & West 65 55% 65 56%
Penn R R 144% 145% 144% 1447..
Fee Gas 105% 106% 105V. 106%
Reading 100% 111% 109% 1111/.
Rock island 34% . 33% 34%
South Pac 07 071/. 601A. 67%
Son Ry Co 30% writ. 3:172 35%
Tenn C, k l 90 90M 90 90%
Texas Pac 30%. 36% 35% 801/.
Union Par. 133% 134% 133% ram
11 8 Rubber 54% 547/... 54% 54%
U S Steel 35% 30% 85% 36%
US SteeI pf 104% 104% 104% 100%
Wabash 20% 2011. 20% 20%
West lln Tel 03% 93% 03% 03%
Wis Cent 20 29% 20% 291,5
(IMOPPOI‘IIICJ
(TOMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Cotton.
.Yllfll 8 Corbett block. '80. Mom-lit.
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TODAY IN WALL ITIIIIT.
. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—Re-
aliaing of profits contended with new
buying orders‘to make the opening
stock market today very irregular. The
principal changes were a gain of 6-8
in C. & 0.. and a decline of 5-8 in
United States Steel. Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Sault Ste Marie dropped 1-2.
The changes generally were small.
but the dealings were very large.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——A more
uniform tendency developed after the
All of.the representative stocks were
cloae before 11 _o'clock. Some spec—
ialties gained even more. Northern
Pacific and Deleware, and Hudson
which had been depressed 1% at the
outside made full recoveries but back-
uwanna did not retrieve any of its five
point break.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONI.
Report over the private sures of
the Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mlaIion Brokers, Swarta t Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 168.
OUIIR IUlT.
To prevent Sarah Cary. of Danbury.
from collecting damages twice on a
hotel shc owned at Kent. which was
burned up on March 28.1004 in the
basis of an interesting suit entered
in the Superior Court by the Phoenix
nauranee Company.
it is claimed that this company paid
Mrs. Cary 81.600 for fire insurance
..a
was given 81. 600 by the Continental
insurance Company. 8000 by the Royal
insurance Company. and 8000 by the
Commercial Union insurance Com-
pany in all receiving 84. 200 insurance.
She then brought suit against the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad in hitchileld County Sup-
erior Court
upon the attention that a nparlt from
a passing locomotive m the hotel
Mire. A lury awarded her Ill. 710.04
sum.
The
claims that
. money from waitress.
41". FREE.
’0. 8.. Jackson.
«mm 0m.“-
II mu. was". 80mm or.
Still it“
..r'ttrrnrrg.“ n"
back of the
their was at
' or Court
panics paid be
.road r1.rirnagcs
unit of its kind ever brought in this
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and‘
opening orders had been disposed of. 0°
after her hotel was burned. that she
king further damages.
and crisis. and the railroad. it is stab
ed in the suit, in about to pay her the
Phocnit insurance Company
Mrs. Cary cannot legally
collect the two-fold damages for her-
hoiol fire. and it has secured on induce-
tton preventing her from collecting the
The intone.
0 Judge a '1‘. hora.
There are in all ten claims. in sub»
stance being that lira. Cary must re
fund all the money the insurance coin-
r if she collects the rail-
Tlrc suit is probably the
county 'and insurance men will watch
. itd come with great. interest.
The Carmel“ 18 an enterprising individual. "I I
He has a bump on at all times.
If you to not wise to the best place' to town to buy Cloth
ing and I'uruishings, be a camel and get a bump on you.
MEN’S OUTING SUITS AT JUST HALF Fm ;
$6.50 at $3.25. $ 7.00 at $3. 50. $ 8.00 at .00.
$8.50 at $4. 25. $10.00 at $5 00. $12.00 at .00.
Prices on the Nufangl Trousers split:
$4.00 at $2.'00. $5.00 at $2.50. $6.00 at $3.00.
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including lilaclts‘
and blues.
89c Underwear at 48c.
Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables.
SELLECK 82 PR1
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
.8 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWM ’7 ,
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘ '
f
What’s Doing at Dibble s Groceril
the wholesale market. selling yet It 250.. but will
have to come up soon, if the price continues to advance.
cheF'potItoeI. good ones. cock good. have been tried
Fresh Eggs. will have plenty Saturday of the ulmen pure.
Butter in getting up in
rmn m. «in. "
Jelly tumblerI, new arrival, 22¢. dozen.
Sealing wax to seal jams and jeiiis I:
Fortina,u anew biscuit with nice fruit filling that is
100. pkg. Order one.
Chicken loaf, special
Imperial flour. same character of flour- as
Special bargain chance. 85¢. bag.
Try Tetley’a teas if you would know good in. Tctley's in plant ’
Tomatoes. cheap and good. Saturday. 50. quart.
Green corn, melons, peas. etc.
Celery plants, a few hundred left. Call at 147 South main street.
100. None at store.
Yours for good use,
LORENZO DIBBLF":
TELEPHONE CALL. H
special low price. ,
bound to be popularI ‘
introductory price, 150. For picnics. etc. ’
Pillsbury'a or Gold Medal.
750.x
it"r
cassu cons. EXTRA FINE. LARGE EARS. PER 001..
NICE LEAN snoutosas, PER 1.3.,
amounts estacrao HAMS, en La.
MILK, a cane.
CREAM. 3 cans,
FULL LINE FRUIT AND vsosrnetau. " 1
UNITED GROCERY COMFANY.
no non-m mm IT. 4| m life?
so. nonwaut. or. alter uoawar.
Tisha—s. TIL.
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Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of 0188011821: 0811'-
ringer. buggies, snrreys runabouts, traps. farm wagons and all our?! Bl
wagons. l . t
This is a bona tide necessity sale and the reason is explained in the
ter received by me from the Nicholulinderwear Company. published In
news columns of this paper.
The cuts in prices will be startling and some of them will be “00011098
in this space later. it is really the chance of a lifetime to buy a pond
turnout cheap.
LUTHER M. WRIGH
Carriage Repooitory. {
42 No. Main S_l___.. 80. Norwdllt.
Considering how cheap they are
compliments saw an immense amount
of wood.
' incurs sorted.
At a Court of mandarin .
walls. within and for the Din
Norwnllr. on the 4th day of A
lint-ta of Frank grace. to
Norwaiit. deceased.“
Whereas. Willidm Grace of
walk has am run
than and report of.
ore upon saidr .
certain claim mated by- Iii!
“up.
B0'l‘01i POINT!
On the “and. Nature's Wonderland
Management or A. J. Imlih and Jamal
‘ .0 “OH"Ll ”at Rio”. Am“..’
mont Director.
fr'eo.-- Venom-00.
From Keith's and Fracture Circuits.
Daily at 8:80 p. in. and 8:30 p. in.
carom Iva. 1100.10.
IUMMII mom' onerous.
mu WALT! coarser.
pcilant cause notice of said
he givento als‘i muons
therein by some prbpcr
didcrcnt person. by ism
attested copy of the
'00 order allowing dlitl M
”0"“4- this order. with or If tire user ' -'
Hui-wit.“ Ad Maximum
miniature:
88101080 ”#3550113“ on and or will”
nun-ad idqllg Fl“ ”the!!!
WNMY. sun. co. “m on in “It,
waistline a wruom IAND.
we 1W m ”Va-r cou-
7181401814 surname
often. med by acres. elect! not!
”Intensities mansion.
4' w . t" .
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