- walk .. marina aaronr. For Nogwaik and; vicinity: Fair. warmer t’onl‘ght. Sunday generally cloudy, followed by rain. The area of high pressure continues over New England but is now compressed into a narrow crest extending aouthwestward to Georgia. The western disturbance has moved eastward but very little since yest‘erd:yv morning. 1 Another low area is central this morning off the Florida coast. Showers and thun- derstorms have occurred during the past 24 hours star the lake region. Ohio, and upper Mississippi valleys and Florida. Amounts over an inch are re cried as follows: Alpcna, 1.;0I Chic 0.1.;02 Jacksonville,l.;8li Sault Ste Marie. 1.68. Apollo chocolates at the Clifford Pharmacy , _...J..J-——— Rev, Lewis F. Buell returned today from a vacation trip out of town. The town auditors looked over the books of the sclectmen last night. _.._...__..__. Attorney George H. 'Vosburgh was confined to his home yesterday by a severe cold. John Ungvary, Jr. of Ohio, ls spend- lng a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Ungvary. of South Nor- Maxmilian l“. Fricde'rnng, vice-presi- dent and general manager of the File- Iieiang Anthge Fresco Company ar- lived In Norma last evening to spend a few days ~-Mr. Friedcrang and his former partner, Henry Landolt, rc- «lec- orated St. Mht’y'a Church. , 4+—-——-—-—- , --We ask attention for Sat. Mon” to the basement specialties. S Smith Re C0. MIs Charles N. Smith and daughtoI Miss Eleanor Smith. of Bayvlew ave- line and Mrs. L. M. Smith. of East Norwalk. start next Monday on a. trol- ley trip to Boston. They expect to be absent a week stopping at various places of Interest enroute. , «Specials for Sat. and Mon. in the , 'hoalery and underwear dept. M. S. Smith Jr CO. e and M. Mr, and Mrs. P. N. Knapp and chil- rlren. who have been absent from South Norwaik for the past fifteen mouths. touring through the west and stopping at various points of Interest. arrived home at night. Mr. Knapp expects to resllme his duties at the Crofut & Knabn..00mpany's plant next Monday. ——Crush HitsJ-Cruah Hats. The Jolly Hundred Outing Club, of Norwaik, will hold a clamhake ut l‘ompo BGllCLi tomorrow. if the weather I‘s pleasant. it is expected that one hundred and fifty will alt down to It. The bake will be ar- ranged by John Carpenter. whose abil- ity as a cm is well known and will be opened up at 3 o‘clock. O'Brien. ——Mr. William Patterson, a barber of New Canaan states: "Hair-Ail for dandruff and failing hulr la a wonder» ful care. For sale. Scheldlor'a and Poblnlan's barber shops and all drug- gists. .— The union service of the South Nor- walk Methodist. Congregational and Baptist Churches will be held tomor- row with the last- named church. Rev. F. H Devlnc. of Hartford will oiilclate and preach III l0:30 a. In. and I: 80 p. In. An excellent musical pro grant has been arranged. and all are (oldlully invited to attend. ALWAY! LIBERAL T0 cuuacalo.” Every church will be given a liberal quantity of L. I! M. paint. Call for it. Your gallons inngman o Martino: D E M Paint mixed with three gal- lons linseed oil. will paint a house. “W B. Barr Charleston, W. VII... writes "Painted Frankonburg block with l. A M...stands out as though varnished: Wears and covers like gold. Don’t pay if. 50 a gallon for linseed oil which you do in ready- -lor»uIIe paint. buy all fresh from the barrel at so cents per gallon and this It with h. I Company.N N:orwallt W. a. (layer I; don, Westport. Northrop Brothers. flouthport. - redeem all outstanding four per cent. a M. It makes paint cost about 01.20 per golioll. Sold by C. E Dow. South Nor-walk; Hubheii A Staples Hardware ~‘ amendment! barn. sections or. about quarter acre of land. Price not to exceed 58. Mill. when a newer. WWW Diapoul'sale 4 Vet Gootlieb'a. ‘ lfrairle grassifurniture at- Road's. , .......__.__ , ,Bead the FerrisCoal Company ad. W Max Tarlov received a carioad of horses from the west this morning napeclal prices on white counter- aatées for Sat. and Men. M. 8. Smith 0. men-Ia...- Highway Commissioner MacDonald Inspected the work of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in building the conduit along the Con- necticut Turnpike and made a number of recommendations regarding It. yes- terday. , m The City of South Norwalk is to bonds of the series of September 1. 1893 on Septembarl 1905. Payment of said bonds and the accrued and un- paid interest due thereon will be made by and at the City National Bank of South Norwalk. Holders of bonds are notified to present them for payment at said bank on the above date, on which day all interest on them will cease. wsoft and Stiff Hats. O‘Brien. W E J. M. Eannick, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Downs. Greenpcrt.1.. 1.; Mr. and Mrs. J. M Saxton, F. E. Qilinlan. Bridgeport; H. F. A. Hesse. A. M. Cohen. George C Merritt, 0. W. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson 0. W. Best. Mr. and Mrs. G Herman, Edgar J. Hoeiler. New York; John Brophy. George L. Rockwell. F. M. Foyer- wenthcr. Ridgefield; H. F. Child 0. H. Hurlhert Jr., Danbnry; George K. Snow F E. Stone Hartford; C. C. Achom Portland. Me; A. J Cutting. Southlngton; W. A. Chase. Waterbury: Mr. and Mrs. .l.‘H, Wilson, New Ha- vcn; J. H. West Chlcopee Falls, Mass. were yesterday‘ 3 guests at the Hotel Clifford. _._,_._,,_._.._L— DOINGS ON THE DIAMOND. St Joseph’f T. A. B. Society. of Stamford, will try to break Winnl pauk's winning streak at Winnipauk. this afternoon. Jimmy Giblin and Mike Moylan will be In the points for St. Joseph's. The Winnlpauk team has played with great success this sea- son. Norwalk fandom is going to Siam ford in droves Sunday. with the avow ed intention of encouraging their pets to victory. The Norwalk lncup will this game and every effort made to retrieve the defeat at the hands of Stamford‘a few weeks ago. The Notwallts play .the Bethe! team this after nonfat 3:30 o'clock, at the Roma Po nt diamond. SOME NIANTIC CAMP NOTES. Few people friendly Light, knew that when he came to Nlantlc Monday morning. he was leaving a young and blushing bride at home. Such was the case however and the truth has since come out. Mr. Light and Miss Florence Sec. of Burrltt avenue. South Nor-walk, went to Port Chester. Saturday evening. and were quietly married. it was a pretty young bride that went to the South Norwalk station at 6 o'clock. Monday morning, to see her husband off. Company F defeated Company H. at baseball, to the tune of 8 to 7. PAYMENT BY CHECK not only gives a man a boiler stand- ing~with the firms with which he does business. but is also a receipt of pay. ment. Start an account with m scum NOR want mm company. and you will notice a difference in the tone of your creditors immediately. be strengthened In the weak olnt s for _/ to Edward , 5O POSITIONS [in II III lining u it Much iiIduIId I’IIIIs you can afford to retire your old trousers and sport a new pair as smart new peg-top garments at'thc reduced prices rcd tags are wearing on all of this scason’ s outing trousers. ._ We’ll undertake to fit any man who COl‘l‘leS this week, be his size 50 inches or under. $3.00 Trousers for $1.89 $3.50 Trousers for $2.39 $4.00 Trousers for $2.89 ‘Id Good choosing among the outing suits of wool crash and homespun, now greatly reduced in price. It's easy to save money on a good suit for yourself or a school suit for your boy. ‘ GOOD GRAIN. ' . If you have animals of any kind you MUST buy grain. Supplying dress needs may be delayed or post- 2 pound indefinitely. Not so with grain and feed. Bach being the case It is of the utmost lmportancd ‘ the own- are of animals to know where the best quallt its: can he be secured at the lowest prices. Merit counts in grain as in everything else and first quality in grain Is im- possible unless the grain is freed from dirt and waste as lrours. ‘4 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 hay. . Buy Oats That's Clean. ,_ MANUEL T. HATCH. Going! SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAO. ONLY A F sw LEFT. DON'T IE SORRY DY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY. Booksellers, Itatlonary, Engraving. Koo-ks, Film Paula and Camera Supplies a lo. min at. to. Nor-walk. Telephone Connection. Gong! At $8.00 Going! 49 Well It'. Norwallt. FILLED DY GRADUATE. OF Merrill College THE PACT 18 WEEKS. THEY WERE READY. ARE YOU? FALL OPENING ssP'r. s'rH. OFFICE OPEN DAILY. Full Opening September 5th ENROLL NOW. M. A. MERRILL. Prim. Booth Namath. Conn. LIVE LOOOTENI, SOFT IHELL CRAIG. WHITE HALIIUT, IWOED- NEH, STEAK COD. ILUEFIBH. WEAK FISH. GERMAN CARP. DLAMO. ETC. 181%!“ SALE OF SHEET llUSli‘I I' IOc PER COPY. "Little Icy Called Taps." . “duo lye sweet Marie." ‘ “Where is Museums.» Te-nlghtf" , “Mamma'o Icy. " “Just Aaron The Iridpe of Gold. ” “i Wonder if You Mm Me." "till Is Waiting In The alumina." "Met ion-vino." and Others. Milo have Anomalous for the lilting of Trusses hers In our store. and give this department apoc- IIII st ,_ lite also hm tho law not antagonism to select trim. missus-in Wm. can. I‘m “II. SATURDAY AND MONDAY "In The Shade of The Old Apple Tree.” m souvenir postal was at Nor. wall: and vicinity. wholesale and re- Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Market AND CLAN" EDIT II CNAIIIID EYES CHANGE OM one attribute: a locket slums. of villanto W III .100“ are wholly “II m Would NMNWI meow-sum lT’O ERIE. O 3. Jackson, «mo W III. ”I ”Dill“, u WALL "NONI ”WM Of. . r n aworlllniool tht 1g“. y“'I‘lhe teammgn Milli 1m alternate-Ii to ylmd slum wit you wiidmy realise with woolly: givoyou Illa gums!!! ilttodwith Idol 0. onus-am; ”W : running this morning by a defeat at . pion. , won the chanlplonsblp of the second Today’s Arrival Includes the hall of all Candles supplied . in boxes. There Is no other non. faction that equals Apollo Cho- colates. We sell them with that understanding and allow you to be the Judge and law: it your verdict is against our assertion. then you get god: money back. Nothing cool a fairer and nothing could better show our faith in ¢Agolloq Chocolates. In boxes atii 40, I50. ‘15 and 80c. DON’T MISS YOUR SODA TODAY. Delicious. cooling Phosphates. every variety of College Ices, Ice Cream Sodas etc, that a good fountain can serve. ,. T00 FINE T0 Miss. the Ollffortl Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION ITOBE. TEL- OAI-L I". Maples It Goldschnldt Co. documented.) COMMISSION BROKERS. . w Dealers in Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Iwarta A Corbett Bleak. lo. Norwallt. WI LLIAMS I8 AHEAD. .43.“..- Loader in National Roqua Tournament at Norwich. IE ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO CAVE MONEY BUYING CLOTHING TO- DAY. we crass ALL OUR aovvs AND cHILoasN'a attire ar ” Lowme raises: . $2.50 AND $3.00 sum @ 8350 AND Moo sun's @ . «so AND $5.00 surrs @ “\ OUTING Thouslae. ’,‘ ,. 32.50 AND $3.00 TROUSERS ‘" ' $3.50 AND $4.00 TROUSERS OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANOL” TROUSERS AT Va PRICE. SELLECK & PR1 HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. [I WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK Telephone Call 324-2. ' hi. a... mu NORWICH, Conn.. August lit—The fight for the championship of the first division In the national rooue tourna- ment hero in very close. with C. W. Williams of Washington leading. He has won five and lost one game. Har- old Boawortb. of New London. C. C. Cox. of Maiden. Milt-33.. and A. M. Drake. of Maiden. have each won six and lost. two gables. W. H. Wahly of Washington. one of the foremost play- ers of the country, was put. out of the the. hands of Cox. the present chum- S. E. Davenport of New York has division and there Is a tie for second place yet to be decided. Alonzo Pyle Ia leading the third di- vision with the result still uncertain First division-—Hnrold Bosworth New London. beat Charles .lacobua. Springfield; A, W. Drake. Maiden Masa. heat C. G. Williams. Washing on: B. R. Vensey. Wilmington, l)el.. beat v. M. Bryant, Washington; Bos- worth heat C. H. Wahly. Washington; Williams beat Veal-Icy; C, C. Cox. Mair den. bent Wahly: F. S. Jamcs. New London. beat William Hobcland. Second division—«F. M. Thompson, Danbnry. heat E. M Baldwin. Dan billy; S E. Duvepori. New \',ork beat H ’l‘ Webb Weatchester.. Pu; Allen Brown, Norwich beat I“ C. Groves. Bridgeport; Brown beat Thompson; Edward Clark. Springfield, beat E. W. Robinson, Mansfield. Mass; W. 1.. Robinson. Mansfield. Mass. beat H. T Webb, Westchester, Pa; Davenport beat Thompson. Third division-Alonso Pyle. West- cheater. 9a., beat C. P. Browning. Nor- wich; Tracey Rudd, Norwich, heat Dennison Cowles, Bratileboro. Vt: Samuel McC. Crosby. New York, beat .i. i., Dudley. Springfield Mass. A SEPTET OF BABIES. Hawaiian Mother Gives Birth to Bav on In Five Days. HONOLULU. August lit—A dis patch by wireless telegraph from Hilo says that Hanaw. the Hawaiian wife of Kaiiua. a Chinese. gave birth to- one child last Thursday. two on Sunday. one on Monday- two on Tuesday morn- Ing. and one on Tuesday night. The mother and all the babes are dead. REVOLUTIONARY BANDh ACTIVE. CONSTANTINOPIIE. August ill.—~ Three additional battalions of redifa have been called out for service In Macedonia In consequence of the ac tlvlty of revolutionary bands. The col- lection of bombs rocenlly unearthed in Smyrna is now alleged to have been Intended for use by :rmenlana against the foreign consulates and banks. The Armenians it Is alleged. planned the outrage: for August 31. the anniven aary of tho Sultana accession. the view of compelling the powers to In- torveno for their protection against the Turks. “My... LONDON. August iii.—-Wbitolaw Reid. the American ambassador. and Mrs. and Miss Reid have gone on a three weuks' tour of the country hous- es of their English friends and will car. Mr. and Mrs. Reid immediately on the conclusion of their round of visits, to entertain at Wmt Park. the0 autiful estate of the late Earl Cowper at Ampthtii, Bedlam- ‘dhim‘ which the ambassador recently ‘0: , ‘ r NAUOATUOK NIAL‘I'H OHIO“. NAUGATIICK. August lawtioonty Health Officer Carleton Ii. luoaditw has appoinlml Dr. Walter Batter health officer to succeed W. P. Smith. who resigned on account of illness. Ordinarily the appointment would be . made by the warda‘n and harnesses of the borough. bill as they failed to no so within thirty days after the mtg nation, the county health slicer ut- leaded o the matter. . PHILADILPHIA OHURGH IUINED. PHILADELPHIA. August lbw-Tho Lutheran Church of the incarnation. I III-In. editor a West panorama:- I “v; burned today. motile a loss of been coastal by rules nibbling snatches. 'l'iloill‘ailild “to ‘IENATOE PEAEIEE NOT INJUREDI “GRAHAM!“ A It Hawaii; 3 At Dibble’sGrocer-y , SOME SATURDAY SALES AT SPECIAL Low PRICES. :_ town. who do' at know how also our Dried Beef Ia. make the special pric. of 25c lb. Saturday. for your orders. FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PECK‘. AMIAOEADOE REID’O VACATION. m make part of the journey in a motor do. Imperial Flour, 80c ha a.g , ,. _ Fresh arrival of Clover Hill Butter. this sale, 270. last Tub Int. t.er 25c. Fresh Roasted Java Coffee, than which there is none better In this Special 29c. Try.once, and buy always. Tomatoes at 45¢: per basket. Corn, special low price. Lima Beans. special low price. Squash, 1o lb. Green Peppers, Crab Apples. Pears. Sweet Potatoes. low price. Nice Apples for cooking and e Dried Beef is running fine. I sting. am sure there are many people in iown' To induce such to try It,| Hope our efforts to serve and please will be a help to patrons. Hobo LORENZO DIBBLI TELEPHONE CALL. M Special For trinity iauu Home Group Potatoes. per peck“ ...... r..-I-yauo-s ............... 256 large \\ atrrmclous ............................. . . .. . . . . . . . 35c. ' Best lircen Loru in toun. pcI dozen ............. ........... 20¢ iicst 'lomatocs in town per quart .............. . . . . . . . . . .. 5o LARGE VARIETY OF VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. UNITED GROCERY COMPANY M EPSIEIN. East Norwalk Phone, 319-3. Phone 26-3. Horse Owner i This Is Your Chance car- We! Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of w riagea. buggies. surreya runaboutl, traps. farm wagons and wagons. This is a bona I'Ide necessity sale and the rcawn is explained in theist- tsr received by me from the Nichols Underwear Company. published In tho news columns of this paper. The cuts in prices will be startling and some of them will be announced ‘ in this space later. it in really the chance of a lifetime to buy and . , . . turnout cheap. LUTHER M. WRIGH? . Carriage Repository. , . 42 No. Main St. 30. Norwalli. III. '04ch one trade that follows the In is naturally the lighting trade. ‘ sum mic All “on Latest for uiurdivi‘j; 16.0 ’ PAID! all“ 0N CAMPANIA. NEW YORK. August lD.-~Amoug the pussngeru on the Complain. which arrived today were an William Muiocll. postmaster general of Can:- II II. nouthern. David Bispham and Julia Marlowe Buy Your Grocer- ies at OurStore and Save Money. “D 10 Lilli. SUGAR .................’lm 'I CAKES OZONE EOAP......... tile 8 CANS EARLY JUNE PEACH“ 9 PW. GRAPE NUT! ......... I’M“. film WHEAT... am.uauonnum......... §§§§ CHIMNEY-Ill;
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