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Local NElllsluiEs.

Captain Frank N. Ferris is spending
:he day in Long island with his fam-

 

 

Miss Frances Shipman, of Brooklyn,
is visiting Mr.- and Mrs. C. S. Ship-
man of Woodward avenue.

 

Don't be always asking someone
what time it is: Get swatch—any

price—fiat. Austin's. Read his ad

.. ————-

 

There will be dancing every day at
Roton Point this Week from 2 p m .
llntil 5 p. m and in the evening as
usual. .

 

 

H. H. Perry. of Norwalk. of the
National Association of Letter Car
riers. is spending a week's vacation in
New London.

 

.l. I). Shipmnn has returned to Jer-
sey City. after spending Sunday with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S Ship-
man. of Woodward avenue.

Connecticut Chapter. Order' of the
Eastern Star assemble on August 31
at Savin Rock for their twontyosecond
annual meeting and celebration com-
memorative of the birth of Robert
Morris. founder of the order.

The rifle team. which has been se-
lected to ‘represent the Connecticut
National Guard at the national match
at Sea Girt. N. 1., will report for duty

' to Major Ebenezer Hill, Jr._ of South
Norwalk. at Sea Glrt, tomorrow even-
ing at 9 o'clock

 

A special meeting of the South Nor-
walk Fire Polide will be held next
Monday evening, at which time final
action will be taken on the matter of

‘ holding a clam bake. The event will
'takd place on Monthly september 11.
probably. at Compo Beach where
ERIEEEEOM Carpenter will scrve tho

' a e.

~American Band has postponed its
dance to next Monday nigllt. Tickets
already sold good on that. date.

Miss Grace Frisby. of Beers street.
and Miss Grace Denny. of Owasso:
Mich. sailed Saturday on the Princess
lrcne. North, German Lloyd line, for
Florence, italy.‘ They are taking six
young ladies for a year of study. Miss
h‘rlsby's young sister. Miss Gladys
was one of the number.——New Haven
Register.

 

 

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The motor boat Hornet takes flying
runs from Stamford to tho Yacht Club
and The Knob albiost daily. Her speed
is phenomenal, but at times she Is
quite fast to do oyster stake for re-
pairs. None our local fiyers have
any show wit he Hornet at speeding.
but some oft em can put in as much
time at a standstill.

 

 

 

 

——i.ewls' Pho. Gallery open every
day this week.

 

 

The “Doll," llerrslloff’s new fast
motor boat, was tried again In the
Bridgeport harbor yesterday, but her

'motor. damaged in her late accident.
», was found out of order. and she was
~‘ E towed to the Park City Yacht Club
' host for an overhauling. it is expec-
ted that she will be ready for another
test within a few days.

 

 

 

 

 

The American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company Ia laying out a route
for another long distance line through
this section of the country. it w.
pass through Beaver Brook district.
Danbury, on the line from South Nor-
waik. where it will be connected with

 
 
 
 

field.
and laid out the route. and the loca-
tions for poles have been secured.
—-Mr. William Patterson a barber
of New Canaan states: "Hnlr-Ali for
dandruff and falling hair Is a wonder»

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

to! cure.
Pohlman’ s barber shops and all drug-
gistll.

 

son--

.1. W. Mason. C. W. Van Nostrand.
W. H. Fletcher. Alex. M. Ross. Mr. and
Mrs; H W. Hoyt. in Louise Hoyt, Tho-
odore Recksccke‘r, 13‘. Ill. Rungsn '1‘. J.'
Cochoon. J. A Helilngs. 10.1.. (1019.-
man, Mr and Mrs. A. Whiting. George

 
 
 

 
 
 

F. W. Arthur. New Haven: 0. D. Ran-
kin. Charles D. Palmer. Bantam-Mr.
and Mrs M. Bates. Rye N.
George KE. Show 11 R. Tyler. William
to. Schulss. Hartford: Mr and Mrs.
0.1.2. Fox. M Ii Myers. Philadelphia;
W to. Iawls, Etiisabrooit: Mr. and Mrs.
A. I". W. St John. Milt Alice M.
laughiin. mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mr. and
Frost. calendars. Ohio:

 

 
 
 

yesterday at the 110th Cliff! ord.

E E today on bust

 

Colon will be held tonight.

store oil. at special Prices

the new underground conduit to Fifth _‘
.Bu‘rveyors have been through ._

For sale. Schefdlers and .. ‘

Wailing. A w. Orimmins. New York:'

Yut 5.

Mr: 0., w ,
ital-1'11. Killian”. Batista. were guests ,

 

 

 

county Health on... 11111 is in town

 

m—u—
also R. cleared yester-

pct .of Danbury. was a via<
Itor M13306 town yestu‘day.

PE. 0. Lounsbury Lodge, N 111 O. P.
will meet this evening.

...-—

A regular meeting of the Barber's

l’l‘h‘omas i. Raymond has returned
from a tllp to Dalton. Pa.

 

 

September magazines are coming.
W. A. Briggerman sells them.

Chief of Police Vollmer. who is hav-
Ing a vacation. was in town today.
CapEtain Howard J. Bloomer, of Hart-
ford, is spending a few days in town.
Sale of comfortables at Road’ s. The
ad makes interesting reading today
A. J. Collins and Company lost a.
valuable horse last night from colic

 

 

 

Harold and Ernest Sandmeyer, of
Newark, are visiting William Mlilel',
of Madison street.

 

 

Mrs Henry Williams who was re-

contly operated upon for appendicitis.
is improving nicely.

Palestine Castle. Knights of the
Mystic Chain hold a regular business
meeting last evrulng

Miss Muriposa Taylor. of West
street, returned yesterday from an ex.
tended European trip. .

Miss Nora ‘cDonough, of Boston,
is the guest of or cousin. Martin Mc-
Donough. of Dover street.

. Mf—
William Anderson of Blidgeport.
was a visitor in South Nolwaik ulld
Notwalk‘ today on business.
There will be a meeting of St Jo-
sophisT. A B. Society, tonight at their
rooms. 40 South 1Main street.

 

 

Numerous artiéles in the Boston
The blun-
ket sale begins tomorlow. Read the
ad ,

Miss Lucy Barnett. of Westport avo-
nue, has been taken to the Stamford
Hospital. where an operation will be
performed.-

JudgEe William S Case has denied
the motion for the appointment of a
temporary receiver for the Simplicltles
Auto Company, of Mlddlctowu.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace l‘cck. ol‘ linnbury,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Seymour, today.

 

Douglas Fewlor Post (1. A. R. held
a regular meeting last evening and
made arrangements for the peach fes-
tival which is to be held September
13.

Michael MalonEey. a freight handler
in the South NorWalk freight yards.
slipped and fell yesterday while at
work and sustained a fractured rib.
The fracture was reduced by Dr. J. C.
Dumortior.

 

‘2‘?-
Numerous complimentary remarks
have been made regarding the cure
exercised by the men who are paint-
ing the railroad bridge. Every precau-
tion has been taken to prevent palllt
froiu bospatterfng people passing an.
der tile bridge. and so far no com-
plaints have been heard.
Chief of Police and Mrs. Thomas
Bradley, of Norwalk. arrived home yell.

at Asbury Park. New Jersey. Their
sojourn was a most pleasant one, ex.
cept for the first few days, which were
either stormy or cold and windy. The
chief resumed charge of the police de-
pal-talent today. ,

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but only gives a Eaton a better stand—
is; with tile firms with which he does
basilica. but. is ttllo a receipt of psy-
inept. -

Start an account with

 

 

Mid you will notice I difference In: the
of! creditors immediltoly.

 

 

00 litre WINE
tor ' iltti ' *o‘f'

.terday from a couple of weeks' stay E

 

 
 
 

aloarsos SPELL soONon son svssv rAMlLv WITH; A
sellout. sov‘lN IT. OUTFITTING voua our New MEANO‘A Com.
slosnssts sAVlNo. con sovs'cLorHas eaves. Moss svtwssn.

mo Lonosn THAN MOST art-lens. ' " .

NORFOLK. 2-PIECE AND 3-PIEECE SUITS THAT HAVE BEEN FROM
".00 TO “.00 ARE NOW

$1.98, $2.,48 $3. 48 and $3. 98.

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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 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 unless the grain is freed from dirt and waste as
is ours. it is not possible to get better qualityzor 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 'r. HATCH.

 

 

 

 

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EOOlllg! Going!
E A'I: $8.00

SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.E

ONLY A F EW LEFT.
DON'T IE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. IUY TODAY.

W. P. BEERS,

Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving, Kodaks, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
49 Wall It... Nomi k. Ibo. Main 3t... 80. Not-walk.
Telephone Connection.

5O POSITIONS

FILLED IV GRADUATES OF \

Merrill College

THE PAST 16 WEEKS.

 
 

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THEY WERE READY. ARI V.OU1
FALL OPENING SEPT. 5TH. OFFICE OPEN DAILY.

Fall Opening September 5th. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim. south Norwaik, Conn.

Today’s Arrival Includes

FISH. ST¥AK COO. SLUIFISH. WEAK FISH. GERMAN CARP. CLAMS.
ETC.

 

 

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Cutbili’e Bridge Fish Market
TIL. I“— FRII DILIVIRY‘.
BHMGE ...... .. ...... 3
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n one attributes a lacks! slums: of vision to his
his glasses on wholly customs. Would it not be will is Milo
your pm sustain-d again? , , “v“ _ , ...... L... -
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Is a pain? to all Who are lmnstsdm’
in beautifyl 9 till hm. , .

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LITTLE aovs' RUSSIAN AND sAlLos sLooss sulrs HAVE seen ”W.

nsoucso TO . ‘ w . ,
$2.48, $3.48 and $3.98 Maples & Goidschmldt Go.

END-OF—SEASON BARGAINS iN MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S FANCY (IMWWW-I
SUITS, ourmo solrs, ourmo raoussns AND lN MANY FURNISH- .
so. .
' ‘ COMMISSION BROKERS.

DOIIOI‘I "I

» Northern preferred also yielded

‘3 siderations figured.
. lions generally were in line with tho

‘ recognized favorites exceeded a frac-

E' a on furniture

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is prepared tromIpeptouissd ex—
tract of beef, tincture citra-
chloride of iron) and a superior
quality of sherry wine.
. This combination is a valu-
able STIMULANT. TONIC and
NUTRIENT.
Price 50 cents‘bottle:
2 bottles foe 21.25.

lilo 0lifford Pharmacy

m PRESCRIPTION arena.

 

 

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Swan: 1 Corbett Block. ‘80. Norwaik.

 

TOOAEEY IEN WALL I'I REEET.

 

el'al offerings of some of the leading

States steel contributed to a gener-
ally easier tone in the stock market
at the opening to-day. Reading was
dealt In enormously, the first transac-
tio not 2000 shares at 115 5-8 showing
‘an advance of half a point. This how-
‘cvcr. was speedily lost and Great
ll
point.

WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—Buying
of a confidential character was limited
to a few stocks in which special ‘co-n
Trading opera

movement in Reading. the pl edonlina
‘tion of that stock in the market fur-
nishing an effctivc leader for the bal—
ance of the list. Very few of the

tional range in the first hour but by
11 o'clock the average of plices was
slightly above. yesterday's close.
TODAY'S GUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples t Goldschmldt 00.. Gom-
mlsslon Brokers. Swans & Corbett
Block. South Ncrws'ih. Telephone 152

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Cop . 85% 85% 85H, 85%
Am C it F Co 37% 38 37% 38
Am 1.000154% 541.5 54 54
Am Smelt 120M. 130% 1291.4. 129%
A T &is SEFB 82% 80% 89% 89%
A T a S F pf 104 104 104 104
liaito dz Ohio 113 114% 113 113%
li'klyn R T 69% 09% 69%. 09M.
Chas & Ohio 56% 5114, 5614 56%
Chi & N W 223 223 223 223
Ch Gt West 22% 22% 22 22
Ch M & St P385741. 186% 185% 125%
Col F it. I 47% 479(- 46 46%
Col South 28% 28% 22% 28%
Del Ct Hud 223% 223% 222 222
Erie 48% 49% 40% 48%
Eric 1st of 84 84% 84%, 84%
Geo Rice 183 183 183 183
Ill Central 177%17710 177% 177%
Lou & Nash 150% 150%. 149% 149%
Met St Ry 129% 129% 128% 129
Max Cent 24% 24% 24 24%
M K d: 'l‘ . 33% 33% 32% 32%
M K it T pf 70% 70% 70% 70%
Mo Fee 107% 108% 107% 107%
Nat head 43% 44% 43% 44%
N Y Central 154% 155% 154% 154
Norf & West. 85% 85% 85% 85
Out & West 56% 56% 55% 55,4,
Pac Mail 45% 40 45 45
Penn R R 141556.140“ 145% 145%
P90 Gas 104% 104% 104% 104%
Reading 115%: 119% 115 118 '
Rep Steel 21% 21% 21% 21%
Rbck island 33% 34% 22% 33%
South Pac 07 67 65%. 66%
Sou Ry Co 35. 35 35 85
Tenn C a l 90 00% 90 90
Texas Pac 30 86% 30 30%
Union Poo 130% 135% 134% 135
U 8 Rubber 53% 58% 52% .5274
U 8 Steel 30% 80 26% 80
U 8 Steel pf 104 104% 104 104
Wabash 22 22% 22 22
Wabash pf 43% 48% 42% 43%
West Us Tell 93% 93% 92% 93%
Wis Cent 22% 83% 32% 22%

 

FUNERAL OF FATHIR O'IRIIN.
Intlro Town of Thematic» Paid no-

spoct to Former Pastor.
THOMASTON. August 22.-~Thls en-
tire town paid its respects to the
memory of the Rev. Timothy M.
O'Brien. pastor of the Catholic church
here. when his body was burns to its
final raising placststtsr impressive ser.
vices at the church. Father O'Brien
died at at Vincent's hospital in New
York. on Friday. and after which was
brought here it isylin stats

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of“ B literal?“E ,- Ind
li’ster “Ema“ of Michaela Mitchel

m were the oil a who 2 chic.
in the mass. at! Mitchel Dali
affair Horseman" TI on: Growler

 

 
 

 

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BUYING CLOTHING TO- DAY.

WE OFFER ALL OUR SOY’S AND CHILDREN’S SUITS AT F
LOWING PRICES:

02.90 AND 03.00 SUITS G
$3.50 AND $4.00 SUITS @
$4.50 AND $5.00 SUITS @

ourlNc raousEas. .1, E7

"WANDtsoornousEnse .7. ‘l' -- ,.
”.50 AND “.00 Thousand @ .

OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT I/fi PRICE.

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HEAD 'ro roo'r ourrrr'raas.

pl WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.

 

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—le- .

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

stocks such as Atchison and United '

tar. 25c.

town. Special 29:. Try once. and buy always. . ..
Tomatoes at 45s per basket. .’ ft .‘ | . Jmi
Corn. special low price. .."’ ,. j“ ‘
Lima Beans. special low price. i p: , f‘i
Squash. 1c lb. : ,
Green Poppers. Crab Apples. Pears. .i " ' , .1 ti
Sweet Potatoes. low price. .. ' ‘1...“‘im,

who do’ of know how nice our Dried Beef is.

for your orders.

on August Furniture

At Dibble’ 5 Grocery
SOME SATURDAY SALES AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES.

Imperial Flour, 80c ban.
Fresh arrival of Clover Hill Butter. this sale, 276. Beat This Email-

Fresh Roasted Java Coffee, than which there In none better in this

Nice Apples for cooking and eating
Dried Beef Is running fine. lam sure there are many people In town
To Induce such to fry it, i
make the special price of 25s lb. Saturday.

Hops our efforts to serve and plane will be a help to patrons. ...-flops

 
 

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SPECIALS.

TUBE ROSE FLOUR. PER BAG ....................... ..... ...... S06
JONES FLOUR, PEREBAG ......... . ................... . ..... ........VSSo
SEN HUR FLOUR. PER BAG 85¢

MOHICAN SPRING WATER, GINGER ALE, SARSAPRILLA. BIRCH
BEER. SPARKLING SPRING WATER.
FULL LINE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. MELONS'.E

United Grocers Co.. M. Epstein. -

so NORTH MAIN 01.40"!“th
##2an or. _ nor nonwctm
Horse OWner i

This Is Your Chancel;

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Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in tho Prices of wagons, this; ‘ "
riages. buggies, surreys. runabouta. traps. farm wagons and all sorfl of
wagons.

This is a bona fide necessity sale and the reason II explained In the [Est-E
tor received by me from the Nichols Underwear Company. published in MOE
news columns of this paper. .3 , ,

The cuts in prices will be startling and some of them will he an' E
in this space later. it is really the chance of a lifetime to buy at
turnout cheap.

 
 
 

Carriage Repository.

42 to. Man 81.. $0. Norwali. l.0t l.
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A pair of properly titted slum will give you a world of comfort 5“ ‘
you will scarcely realise with defective vision. The best advice" we
give you is to have your eyes fitted with glasses that. are shallow
conform to their defects.

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Nov-r will you have the opportunity to buy iron and sit M2,
the some quality Itchy when near the Hot-lass walk will
is cemo'ln sndiook the line over If ”barb“
A lbwefour specials. . .
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