Spaniel sale at the Perla Suit House. and the Mini: w ted “bald- brushes at the I A sale for Saturday and Monday at Stalls. Read his ad. Special attractions and pointers in the Dibble grocery ad. today. Read “in. bar s all arrived ”new... Whit" c511”? coal for Raymond Me“. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Morgan, of West street, are spending several weeks In Cahada.’ The gigantic clothing sale is in full blast at Gotthlleb's. .Bewildering pric- es.- Beadth ead‘. The Decker Club, Of the South Nor- ..... m Localisation. Miss Gladys. Street, of Newtown, is visiting in Norwalk. - Miss Verna Whgler is spending the day at Newport,“ .‘ -~Soft and and lists. O’Brien. ‘ A meeting of the Decker Club will be held tonight as o'clock. ' Mrs. Charles Pigeon, of Taylor iiVe- nue, is spending a week at Atlantic City. Mrs. James Cole, of Haviland street, is enjoying a recreation stay in Ridge- ilelil, —Great reduction in general dry tigo‘ods in the Red Ticket Sale begin ning August .h continuing for 10 days. M. S. Smith & Co. Harry Bylngton, of the Holmes, Kee- ler and Selledk Company, is laid up by illness. . Abraham Flags. of Franklin street, is taking a vacation trip up the Hud— son River. Miss Daisy .William, of NOi‘walk. was in Southport, yesterday, calling on friends. LeGrand Comstock has resigned his position at the imperial Cafe, in Rail- road avenue. There was no meeting of Sherman Council, last night, owing to the lack of a quorum. Master Leslie Northrop, Of Ridges field. has been visiting relatives In South Norwalk. -—Varuna Spring Water. 500 case, i“. D Lawton & Company. evening at the church. Anything in thegrocery lines at the United Grocery, Store. Read the ad. for tomorrow’s specials. -——American Band has postponed its dance to next Monday night. Tickets already sold good on that date. St. John's Lodge, A .F. and A. M. of Norwalk. will, resume its sessions on Thursday evening, September 6th. zvhend the second degree will be con erre . estate man. has sold the McArthur place In Weston, consisting of fifteen acres and buildings. to Mrs. ida Tay- lor, of Westport Alfred Probst, of Quebec, a former resident of South Norwalk, was in town yesterday Mr. Probst intends to go into the corset business in Can- ada for himself. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Edison, of Wash- ington. D. (3., who have been spend- ing part of the summer In Boston, are now guests of ex-Muyor and Mrs. Mor- timer M, Lee. of Fairtleid avenue. Mrs. Gimme a. Miller, of Norwalk fumished all the cake which was sold at the entertainment at Elm Shade cottages in Ridgeile d, Thursday night, for the benefit of i e Ridgeiield Fire ,Depprtment. 451.111 list a flier for 10 days beginning Aug' I. 26111. Special sale. M. S. Sml Ii. a». CO. ~011Mb Hats. Crash lists. O'Brien. The Misses Alice and Blanche Mid.- dlebroolt, of North Wilton, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Frank Mills, in South NOI‘WIIik have been called home by the illness of their ills. Dlxso, of South Norwalk. is boarding it, '.ra Herbert Smith a, in "W", W" M”‘"°‘"°°“- itidgeflelfi‘for a few weeks Dave, tube“, the well- known com- poser hf popqu songs, was in town yesterday. Next Saturday evening Mr_ Mitch!“ will .play some of his own competition,“ at F. E. Lockwood and Commy's store, between 8 and 10 o'clock, when Indies and others inter- ested in ntnsic will be invited to be present. . ' One of the “bunkers" at Putnam Hose house made some rather lurid remarks, last evening. when he start- ed to retire. His feet struck some- thing hsrd and clammy as he slid them down between the sheets. An investightion brought to light a large horseIOOt crab in his bed. placed there by some joker. ”— Alfred Cramer, who is employed by A. J. Collins & CO., enjoyed a day’s outing at the shordyesterday. , Miss Sally Sherwood Bette, of Nor- walk, has gone to Pigeon Cave, Mass, for a couple of weeks'sojour‘n. ——-Kltchen dep’t. filled with bargains for the lied Ticket Sale beginning ..u gust coin. M. S. Smith a 00. Mr. and-11m. M. if. Glover, of Main street, Norwalk. are sojourning at Lake Waltamaug, New Preston. A rehearsal of the Baptist Sunday school horns will be held this even- ing at a home of Mrs. John Tryon. The Evening Sentinel will be issued ’at noon tomorrow. as Is the custom 0n Saturdays during the summer months. —Lewis' Pho. Gallery open every day this week. Jacob M Layton settled his account yesterday, as executor of the will of the late Talmadge Baker, of South Norwalk. Semi annual thfanco sale at\the Fair Cloak and Fur store. Read the ad. for description and prices of ar- ticles. ' Neighbor Camp. NO 9294, Modern ~ Woodmen of America, will hold their regular monthly meeting in Elks‘ Hall this evening. ~Trunks, suit cases, bags, package carriers etc, in special sale at M. S. Smith & Co. Mrs. Geotgo Van Alstyno, Mrs. GeOrge R. Van Alsfyno and Mrs. Mary A Crowc are spending the day at Newport.lt.1. ‘ Three cartoons of Sunday school scholars from Greenwich picniclted at Roton Point yesterday. They made the trip by trolley. . ‘ —-Varuna Spring, Water, 50c case, 8‘. D. Lawton A: Company The remains of (‘urlyle illll were taken to Newtoun liom South Nor- walk. Wednesday, for interment In the Land's 10nd cemetery. -—Attcnd the snappy, bargain sale. Dry goods. kitchen furnishings, crook- ery etc. M. S. Smith 8: Co. » The Misses Laura and Lillian Mac- li‘otridgo. of Bound llrook. N. J., are visiting their sister. Miss itlla Muc- Fetridgc of Broad itivre Miss Nettie Garner. of Winfield street lllaat Norwsik. who was operat- ed on at the Stamford Hospital by Di. J. Dumortier. Is now doing nicely The iiiliii clearance sale is now in progress at the Boston 81011.11 will pay you to look over the list of bar- gains in their ad. in today's Issue, There will be an old folks‘ concert In Grace Baptist Churth tonight The program will Include duets solos. old plantation melodies and recitations. Letter Carrier H O. Hailey took a spill from his bicycle yesterday on the Wilson's Point road. lie was not injured. but the wheel was somewhat damaged. Eugene J. Vaness. who has been making Ill extended tour of Europe with his sister, Mrs. Cummings. sail- ed Tuesday from London. England. SUNDAY UNION SERVICE. The summer vacation union service will be held next Sunday In the First Methodist church. The previous up ion services during the month of Aug- ust having been held In the Congrega- tional and Baptist churches. the re- maining tWO services will take place at the Methodist. church. Next Sunday morning and evening Rev. Charles W. McCormick. D. D of the First Church. of Hartford. will preach. Rev. McCor mick is one of the able preachers of the New York East Conference and has been especially successful with the young people of the church, he is one of the prominent speakers at near- ly all of the Christian Endeavor and Epworih League conventions. 1. very one who can be present next Sunday will have the pleasure of hearing a good sermon. quartett‘e. Special music by the PI mm er cnzcx‘ business. but Is also a receipt of pay- ment. Station account with re: scum NORWALK / nun-country. tone of your creditors immediately. SPECIAL CALI for some. csaruav AND M'KINLBY music, They stand the test of the most sarcasm s nonosv, can on. . ' ~, ., «out... classmates.” we hues lust mm a fresh stock at popular prices. "Quality" consid- smrsepseimi. coir. walk Baptist Church. will meet this, W. B. DeGarmo, the Norwaik real | not only gives I man a better stand. ing with the firms with which he does. and you will notice a difference in the ' at... an... f! SIG YALWS AND LOW PRISES UNITS TO MARI THIS TROUSERS SALE AN IVINT IAGIRLY LOOK IO FORWARD TO BY HUNDRIDC OF OUR FRIENDS. , 1 AS ALWAYS YOU WILL FIND T HI BEST TROUSERS FOR EVERY PURPOSE HIRE-FOR FACTORY. STORE, OFFICE OR DRESB WEAR...- IN OUT AND PATTERNS DIOTINCTLY SMART. SIMPLY TO CLEAR OUT ALL IROKEN LINES. ALL SIZES UP TO 50 INCHES WAIST ARI INCLUDED IN THE OFFERING. $1.48 $15398 $2.48 $2.93 $3.48 $3.98 VALUES. $2.50 TO 80.00. A FEW OF THOSE ODD COATS AND VESTS LEFT FROM .6 TO 810 SUITS. PRICED AT $1.98 AND $2.98.‘ SIZES 30 TO 35. 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 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. Duy Oats That's Clean. -. MANUEL T. HATCH. -w.“ ._,._._..2 Going! . At $8.00 Going! doing 1- ,_ SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. NOLY A F EW LEFT. DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. DUY TO-DAY. W. P. BEERS.‘ Booksellers, Stationery. Engraving, Kodaks, Film Packs and Camera Supplies use. Main 8L, Bo. Net-walk. Telephone Connection. . 49 Well so. NOI'WIIIL 50 POSITIONS FILLED BY GRADUATES OF Merrill College THE PAST 10 WEEKS. THEY WERE READY. ARE YOU? FALL OPENING SEPT. 5TH. OFFICE OPEN DAILY. lull Opening September 5th. ENROLLINOW. M. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Norwalk. Conn. Soft Shell Crabs. Live Lobsters. Lona Clams. Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh Fish Reached Dallli. CUTBILL’S a}? Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. TIL 1 AND GLASS" MUST II CHANDID AOOORDINGLY. tasks! sisarnees of vision to his I!“ ”blame. Would It not be well to have ocflwi Often one attributes s when his glasses are wholly your one examined again! IT'S FREE. 0 B. Jackson, ”will" DWI“. ...... . .u...‘ “on u .WAi-I- rritant. 'IIOIIWALK. 01‘. ' Is I pleasure to all who are Interested In beautifying the now. seem All. INVITATION .m to all m sea airframes. would i it like III to .0" «.1157... "l. 81.98. , ”We have a nicely ‘OBII W hills mmamu 37:"th management u- AJWdW outcome iuwmm_ “I I" we uowsa panels . , faring from high “aerator" We ha recently ‘plsehd in stock a special Tooth Brush of French manufacture. These Brushes come in differ- , out shaped-dome with straight . rile: and others flgrits parked"- .. handlem The bristle s' “of one; . centlonai quality and in, hard, medium and soft grades We guarantee every one of these brushes, which means that you can return a Brush if not satisfactory and get a new one or your money. See them in the window. ills Oilfield Pharmacy ' run Phenomenon s'roan. rat. CAI-LI“. Maples & Goldsdrnldt 60. (Incorporated) 00MMISSION BROKERS. Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Geffen. Iwarta A Curb.” Bleak. Bo. NOMIIII. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET.10:10 a. m.——'i‘he stock market today opened active and Irregular, with changes of a small fraction either way. Four thousand shares of Reading sold at from 122 1-. “ to 122 8-4 compared with 122 7- 8, yes- terdny' 15 closing. The stock later reached 123 7- 8 and the market grad- uallv picked up. WALL STREET. 1] a. m.——An out- burst of selling similar to that which occurred at the (lose yesterday devel. oped when Reading touched 124 1-2. Deillnes in many (2' the standaid stocks were precipitated and losses reached from 1 to 2 1-". Reading ‘ reacted to 120 14 and Union Pacific, Northwestern. Louisville and Nash- villa and Northern Pacific declined 2 to 2 1-.2 Supporting orders rallied Reading, 1' ohm Pacific and some of the other it“ miles a point and the market bdt'iiille quiet. ‘ TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the prime wires of The Maples & Coldeehmidt 00.. Oom- inission Broken. Swat-t: a Corbett Block. South Nor Telephone 158. ’ Opera-vii in. Low. 1:30 Aural Cop 88 88% 86% 87% Am C at F CO 37% 37% 37% 37% Am Loco 53% 53% 53 53% Am Smelt 130% 130% 128% 129% Am Sugar 45% 145% 144 144% A '1‘ & S Fe 90 90% 89 89% A '1‘ & S F pl 105 105 10:15 34% Elite it. .0100 11.3% M435 ll‘ , BkIyn‘R '1' ~ 69% 63A Cites d Ohio 57% 57% seat 5m Chi & N W 222% 222% 220% 221 Ch Gt West 22% 22% 217/, 22 Ch M & St 1" 82% 183% 181%‘182% Col F & l 46% 46% 45% 4575. Col South 28% 28% 28% 28% Con Gas 187 lei 187 187 Del 8: H1111 221%: 221% 221% 221% Erie 51 %“‘: 51% 49% 50% Erie lst pf 84% 84% 84 84% Con Elec 183 183 183 183 luau & Nash 151% 151% 149% 150% Manhattan 166 166 166 166 Met St By 131 131 129% 130 Max Cent 24% 24% 23% 24 M K & '1‘ 33% 34% 33% 33% MK&Tpf 71% 73 71% 72 Mo Pacific 108% 108% 107 108 Nat hand 44 44% 44 44% N Y Central 154% 154% 152% 153% Norf & West 85% 86 85% 85% Out & West 57 57% 55% 55% Pac Mail 4.) 46 44 44 Penn R R 147% 147% 145% 146% P90 Gas 106 106 104% 105 Reading 122% 124% 120% 122% Rep Steel 21% 21% 20% 21 Rock island 34% 3. 1s 33% 33% South Pac “it. 67% 66% 67 Son Ry Co 369i. 36% 35% 35% Tenn C & l 90 00% 89% 89% Texas Pac 36 86% 35% 36 ‘Union Fee 127 137-96 134% 136% U 8 Rubber 52% 52% 62 52 U S Stool 37% 37% 30% 36% U a Steel pl 104% 105% 100% 104% Wabnnll 22% 22% 21% 21% Wabash pf 43% 43% 43 43% West lln Tel 04 94 04 94 Wis Cent 29% 80 29 29% wwvr... TRAIN KILLED AN UNKNOWN MAN. HARTFORD. August 25. «The ex- press train over the Highland divisibn of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad from New York title here at ii: 03 killed an unknown man who was walking along the tracks at the laurel street station today. The man wan about 40 years old and from his clothing uninsured to be a mechan- ic. A search of his clothing showed nothing towards proving his Identity. W TRIIB TO KILL HII WIFI. ROCKVILLIII. August 25. ~Aibert Hurlbort, who is alleged to have com- mitted an assault upon his wife one week ago. and who has been In jail since, pending the outcome. of his wifes injuries. appeared In the police court til-day before Jud e Flake. .011 ii charge of assault with stem to tour 3 tier he was bound our to the Iipefior 5 Court under bonds of 82, 600. tooling at Good run... SAILOR! HAD 444 TU NEW YORK. August 28'. “Two of 1;: (11ng egg?“ against Grangote in cw s lode v- fsomtheir ship adulation suf and Island for 017mm . STIAMIR MUNNATAWRIT ADR UND- 1 some. A o ‘; at... line steamer Ila , w lid-sit an "on. career” m “were” still _, ‘ is on we LIB'I" or race: mvrrso To save money " suvmo CLOTHING roe av. ' . WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY’S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT FO LOWING PRICES: . h} 1s" $2.50 mo saoo sun-s @ .~. . use me woo wire a . . a. h , . ,, ‘. «.50 AND «.90 sun's @ .' .-. . ‘ ourme Taoussns. ‘11-, szsomnssmrnoussasa ' .I 3, r 'iz “ ".n ease mo «.00 raouesas @ AI» ‘: OUTING SUITS AND "NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT I/a PRICE. SELLECK & PRICE HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. .8 WASHINGTON STREET. sour}! nonwhnn. Telephone Call 324-3. Special Attractions and Pointers to Dibble s Grocers Sat. Aug. 26. White. Bright and Right, 10¢ each. fall to get some or you'll miss a good thing. Mackerel. Oh so nice. Don’t Butter. Holding it down to 25¢ yet. though the market In up is in. Clover Hill Prints should and will giv s great satisfaction at special. price of 27c. Duality way up. Imperial Flounspoclal. 80c ban. . , . . Cake. Fresh arrival of Drake’s Cake. " . Fresh Eggs, genuine home laid, now 35c dozen. Pears. Variety “Clapp's Favor-It e.’ 06c basket. Alu‘ sell the name for eating out of hand at 5c quart. : , ' Gravesilne Apples for eating or e coking, 25c peck. Others of 200 pack. Crab Apples. . q , . Jelly Glasses at 22¢ a dozen are a bargain. ‘ . Nice Watermelon, (special), 30¢. each. - _. . , Nice Lima Beans. "'1‘; . , it“ ., Corn,15c dozen. . Desire to serve and please. LORENZO DIBBLE TELEPHONE CALL. H FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER PK., . 25°; FANCY WHITE POTATOES. PER PK. Eds. EVERGREEN CORN, DEBT. (N TOWN. PER 002.. 5:.- IEST TOMATOES IN TOWN, PER QT.. lie. FANCY LARGE WATERMELONB, 256‘. IHOULDERS. PER LB" S6. > . BIRCH BEER. SARIAPAR» M. Epstein. EAST NORWALwfi MOHICAN SPRING WATER. GINGIE ER. ALE. ate. 9.1.an 00-- BO. NORWALK. CT. TBA-1: .Flour! Flour! Flour! Jones’ Flour, per bag - - - '- 770 Tube Rose, the most popular Flour Sold“ in Town, per bag - - 76o YOU MIGHT AS WILL GET A FEW DAGO WHEN YOU CAN SAVI p SUCH A DIFFERENCE IN THE PRICE. THE REASON FOR PEIARO IS ABOUT iN ITO HEIGHT. READY FOR CANNING‘I WE OFFER. Clapp’ 3 Favorite Pears. per halfbus. Basket 65o: Louis J 059101! 7. some MAIN smear scum NORWALI. ARE YOU“; " Tel. call 338~5. Twenty Five sud Fifty Per cent. Cuts In the Priced.“ risges. buggies. norms, ruushouu. traps. Isrin website and ports Ii wagons. . This is s buns tide necessity Idle and the reason ls explained iii the. tar received by m from the Nicholsllnderwesr company. published in news columns of this on“ meeuumuwiiimsnrum “amazement. lag; s it isre’siiy the Masai siifetille to buy I . SPEC-m FOR SATURDAY . ‘I‘ "
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