PURE ICE CREAM AND FRESH CANDY LAN E’ S It WAONINGTON IT. total densities. Read Native onions at Joseloff's. the ad. for prices. Miss Grace Seymour, of West street, is visiting in Danhury. “ . Good trousers much under priced at Rogers dz. Stevens. Read the ad. for prices Sale of blankets at E. K. Banks. Read the ad. , . , The Circle of Light. of the Norwaik - Baptist Church, will meet this evening at the church. P. F. Burns, proprietor of the Bos- ton Store. is in New York for the day on a business trip. Mrs. Siattery, who. has been ill of typhoid at the Norwalk Hospital, is rapidly convalescing. Dennis Valentine took a party to Long Island, Sunday, after beach plums. Frederick Steeb was lined $5 and costs yesterday for drunkenness. He was arrested Sunday ' . The barge C. F. Berwind‘arriv'ed yes- terday with a cargo of coal for the Ferris Coal Company. Dr, Johnson’s“ dog and horse remer dies can be purchased at the Clifford Pharmacy. Read the ad. The barge. Adolph Dexheimcr arriv- ed yesterday with a cargo of coal for the Ferris Coal Company. _._. Miss Elsie Brotherton. of New York city. has been the guest of Miss Hei- can A. Mitchell, of West street. Miss Nellie Shoehau, of the glove department-either Boston Store. is en- joying a two weeks‘ vacation. To serve you with the best meats obtainable at the lowest market prices is the aim of the Public Market. Miss Sadie Hyatt has resumed her duties in the central telephone ex- change after the annual vacation. Carl Rogers. of 7 Whitiock street, Danbury. has returned home after spending three weeks in Norwalk. Chris Kramer and son, who have been in New York. returned to their home in North Main street yesterday. New fall dress goods are now in at‘ the Boston Store. Description ‘and prices will be found in the ad. Read it. .....__.......... Miss Lavinia May Scoviile. of New York, spent Sunday at the home of James M irons, in South Main street. ' Darwin E. Thompson, of New York city. is a guest this work at the home of W. A. Thompson. in Orchard street. The barge Ella McWiiilams arrived last evening with a cargo of coal for the St. (ioorgo Pulp and Paper Com- P‘nif- ' Joseph Dooley, who has 11001] cm— pioyed by Connery lirothcrs of (inorga- town. has scrulcd a position in Georgetown. wi'copie who hold hills against the town must present them before Sop, tembcr 1st to havo them paid. Business men will find interesting news in the iicad ad. today. There is also something of interest to tho housekeeper. Mrs. Richard llclnimnty and Mrs. John Partner and daughter iCdnu. of Brooklyn. are encoding a couple of days in Derby. Landlord and Mr». Joseph 1.. Wair. and daughter Florian, M 811th Nor. walk. arc to take a trip to Atlantic City, N. 1.; soon. Robert Montgomery was arrested and” night on a charge of thank- anneal. lie was discharged yesterday by the town court. “-— 5111. Benjamin Miller and son and Miss Beulah Jarvis. of Bridgeport. were the salts of relatives in South ‘ TRU‘T “MANNY “WM“. “mm and add other dollars with it. like the Clarence Iliauson. secretary and 01%“qu of tile Holmes. Kocler slid delleclt Company. accompanied by Mrs. Biaudon and daughter, It” woeks‘ vacation stay at Ridge- aid. is coloring a I v. in armed“ 11.1.. or tr. Bend tail and complete tion anti plrice of your property it you wish to sell No charge for listing property. , arms a spam. WM Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Stanley. of Georgetown. are enjoying a vacation trip to Portland. Me. Henry Hoffman. of South Main street, has purchased a Cadillac auto of Bridgeport parties. Miss Bernard. of South Norwaik, has secured a position in the silica ot the Lockwood Manufacturing Company. . W. A. Molt, at New York city. spent Sunday at the home of his mother. Mrs. E. A Mott in Main street. Nor: walk. W.— -—Peopie who hold bills against the town must present them before Sep- tember ist to have them paid. Miss Daisy Disbrow, of West avenue, has returned from a delightful two weeks' trip to Niagara, Lake Ontario and Lockport. Miss Margaret Hillmnn and William Wildgust, of Philadelphia, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robbins, oi SeymOur . avenue. Walter Torrey Aiken, of Wilton ave- nueJNorwalk has taken a position as stenographer for the Smith Slive1 Company. of Bridgeport. Mrs. George W. Roe and Mrs. James Waterman and daughter, Helen. of Danhury are spending a few days with friends in Norwalk. G. R. Iiendrlekson and family, oi ‘Camp street, Norwaik. will mow this weak to State street Bridgeport where Hendrickson is employed Principal George E. Thompson and Quintard Place. Norwalk, after spend- ing the‘ summer in New Hartford. Miss Josephine Beers has returned to her home in Danbury. after a four weelrs' stay in Norwalk the guest oi M1s.C. A Quintard} of Ma‘in street. Misses Laura and Ruth Rapeiyen. of Danbusy have been meals of their grandmother Mrs. Rapelyea. and un cle, Charles Itapeiyea, of Lowe street. The Misses Henrietta and Nettle ’i‘nttio, who have been the guests oi friends lm-Norwalk the past week, will return tomorrow to their home ilrooklyn._. . in Leslie Sniffcn has resumed his d11- ties in the South Norwaik oflltc of the local trolley company after a two weeks‘ vacation spent in New York state .Mlss Jennie Smith. of South Nor- walk, who is employed at the Statu- ford branch of the Hlslop concern. is suffering from a badly (ill finger, at her home. ..———.— Oscar Squires has left the ofiico of the Lockwood Manufacturing Company and yestdrday went to New York to take a position in the. ofllce of a firm in ,John street. Mrs. Timothy Sweeney and daughter. Miss .iulia Sweeney. havo rcturncd to their home in New York city after a visit in town. the guests of Mrs. .1. Sweeney, of Lincoln avenue. --People who hold bills against the town must present them before Sep- tomber 1st to have them paid. Miss Susie Mort-house, daughter 01 Captain Robert N. Motohouse of the Norwaik police force who has been in the Catskills for the past several months for her health. writes encour- aging lettcrs of her condition to rein- tives and friends in The Norwalks. Since her stay in thc mountain air Miss Murchousc has rapidly gained in weight and her health is generally greatly improved. She is slowing at a place sixteen mllcs from the nearest railroad station Miss Morchouse ln~ tends to return to Norwalk about the first of October. A TRII even is alive to the value or Savings, and" proclaims at large about "inter- est" in the pasaorby. iNTIRIIT ON A DOLLAR isn't much to begin with but if you do posit it with fill 500‘"! "NORWALK results. fl, . guano—VJ“ LARORIT ITOOK OP They stand the test of the most critical “COALITY OMLATII.” We have his: method “from 510:2; smut 9 col. " us ty" cons [Ml-WWI. COR. Souvenir Portals in rows. whatnot! silo adult. OOLIMIR’D tImI’Ip- family have returned to their home in - 3V . l l l 1 tree. it will grow and bring forth good " _* Much Underpricsd, THIS OIMLANNUAL TROUSERS BALE IS A ROUND-UP OF ALL iN- COMPLETE LINED OF WORK. BUSINESS AND DRESS TROUSERS. NO .103 Lore, so OONBIGNMENT ooons. our can own Hlouoaans cracks and WHAT vou asLsc-r r'aon AT MUCH asoucso PRic. E8. * ‘ WE CAN FIT ANY MAN UP TO M) iNCHEG WAIST MEASURE AT Values $2.50 to $6.00 TIME TO BE THINKING ABOUTA SCHOOL SUIT FOR YOUR BOY? ENDv-O’JEASON PRICES ON MOST OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS. OUR LINED OF GOOD GOOD GRAIN. it 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. ‘ ii. 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 boy .11... Buy Oats That‘s Clean. , MANUEL T. HATCH. «. Going! Going! lining! At $8.00 OPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. ONLY A F EW LEFT, DON'T BE OORRY IY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. IUY TO- DAY. W. P. BEERS, Booksellers Stationery. Engraving. Kodaks, Film Poo and Camera Oupplloo 49 Wall IL, Norwatk. sin 8L, Bo. Not-walk. Telephone Connection. 5O POSITIONS FILLED BY ORADUATIO OF Merrill College THE PAST 16 WEEKS. THEY WERE READY. ARE YOU? FALL OPENING SEPT. 5TH. OFFIOI. OPEN DAILY. Foil Opening September 6th. ENROLL’ NOW. M. A. MERRILL, Prim, South Norwslk. Conn. Soft Shell Crabs. Live Lobsters. Lona Clams. Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh Fish Received Dailu. CUT BILL’S Bridge Fish Market. FRI! DELIVERY. TEL 10‘— I AND OLAIIII MUIT II OHANOID EYES CHANGE ............. omit one 'ottrlhutu a locket alumna or vision to his eyes when his classes are wholly tool-mo. Would it not be well to have your eyes admitted anoint .. IT'I VIII. 0. B. Jackson. ovum. Gilliam rue-.1 II WALL ITRIIT. NORWALN. OT. "Wu—- Wm M... loothaai Good furniture is a pleasure to all who are Interested in beautifying the hum. AGO!" AN ’INVITATION to sail and sea sd'r'ofisrim w. m ugusiyllkd “to“. our look}; i we are s’uili 1mg 01.». We have a nicely” our linker with «as to not. and sin a Rattan Hooker with full roll am and butt. «can price. IIAIIBEVINHSGN 4' .M w onus. no woman ”or. $1.48 1.98 2.48 and$2.98 348 3.98‘ .. - leaders. 11121611111111 Dog and llouo lhnotlin We have them. if your dog has mange, sesame distemper or Is in bad condition from any cause, we can an ply a remedy ‘ that will cure h to. We carry a complete line of Dr. Johnson's . “ Horse Remedies, including Colic Cure. Cough Cure, Horse Lini- “ meat. Eczema Ointment, Condi~ tion Powders, and Absorbent ‘ Blister. ,, ’ FREE. Dr. Johnsons book on the Dog. Dr. Johnson' a book on the Horse Illa Olifford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. CALL 1“ Maples ii 6011131511li (in. (Incorporated) 0011111351011 1110111113. , Dealers In Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Own": A Corbett liock. do. Nam-1k. TOOAY 1N WALL I1 REIT. NEW YORK August 29. ~The stock market became generally active and much stronger soon after noon as a result of the news from Ports- mouth. The stocks that. made the greatest gains at. his time were Union Pacific. 8. Paul. the Steel issues and the more active stocks as a while. The street, was much pleased and there was much buying by bankers for for- eign account. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Unlm. portant changes were. the. rule at the opening of the stock market today with the Southern group decidedly firmer. Canadian Pacific improved 1% and Reading after gaining a fraction. 1Ieli half below yesterday's closing. WALL STREET Noon. ~—Conf1denl buying of selected stocks kept the un- dertone of the market firm. but there was very little business outside of the Jrie was the most active and advanced 81%. The second pre- ferred gained 1 and American Snuff 17 points. Bonds were steady. TODAY'S QUOTATIONI. Report over the private “to. of The Maples I: Goldschmidt 00.. Com- mission Brohers. Ewart: & Corbett Block. South Norwslh. Telephone 153. Open. High. inw. 1:30 Arnal Cop 86% 86% 857,1. 86% Am Loco 52% 2 52 52 Am Smelt 1301!. 13071:. 129% 130%, Am Sugar 144% 11471. 14W; i-i-i-‘l’. A T & S Fe 90 9015‘ 89% 90 Built) & Ohio 113% 113% 1137/3 113% B'kiyn ii. 'I‘ 70% 7014'. 70% 701.»; Chcs & Ohio 56% 56% 56% 50% Chi & N W 219% 220% 2101.9 220% Ch M & St P 181% 181% 1807.1; 181% Col i" 61 l 45 46% 46 46115 Col South 28V, 29 28% 28314 Del & iiud 219% 210V; 219% 219% Eric hi iii. 52% 50% 5211'; Eric lst pf 84 81% 143% 84% ill Central 177% 177'). 17W; 177% 14011 & Nash 1503/.15211’10iq 151% Met 81 My 1317:. 131714 130% 181% Mex Ccut 2:171. ".15 2:17.. 23% M K At '1‘ 341A Iii-iii 311/. 34% M K & '1‘ pl you. 701,9 701,3 70% Mo Pacific 107% 107% 107 107% Nat IA‘AII 44% “71‘; «H’% 447/. N Y Central 152741. 1512951513]. 152% Norf & West 86 111314. 851,1, 85% Out 0: West 56 5014 557.1. 56 Pac Mall 411% «ill-V. 46%. 46% Reading 120 120% 11871. 1197,11. Rep Steel 2111;. 22 2175,. 21% Rock island 3374', 3371'. 33% 38-73 South Pitt: 07 671/. 60% 07 Son Ry Co 3571; 35-11. 35% 35% Tenn (1 8: I 8977.. 90% 8071‘; 357,5 Texas Pac (Iii :10 (ill 36 Ilniou Pnc 131% 131% 131 134% U S Rubber 51% 5171‘. 51% 5171'. U 8 Steel 37 37% 36% 37% U 8 Steel pf 104%. 105 101% 101% Wabash pf 43% 44 43% 44 Vils Cent 30% 80% 3013 30-11 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. ~.- _ Specials at Smith. See ad. iiutler iaulge, No. 97, 1. (l. O. F.. will hold a regular meeting this even- ing at it o'clock, .— i’alostine Castle. Knights of the Mys. tic Chain, held a regular business meeting last evening. Mrs. Arthur Maikin and Mrs. Duffy Zigler have been taken to tho Nor— walk Hospital for treatment. Miss Edna Tattle. who has been ill with typhoid fever at the Norwalk Hospital. is considerably improved Douglas Fowler Post. (1. A 11.. held an informal meeting last evening. at which final arrangements were made for the peach festival. which in being planned. Motown-ta City Engineer Charles N. Wood is in Wilton today figuring on a new spiiiway. which. it is expected. will in- sight days. .‘I‘hs Woman's Association of the 110th Norwalk Baptist Church will hold a special business meeting at the church. tomorrow‘ afternoon at 3 o'oiock. to take action on the revised constitution elect it secretary. and transact any business brought hetero the meeting. Letters received in South Norwsik “today mic that General and an. Russ soil Frost and son Russell will leave Madras-Value. France. where they have been making on extended “our. tomorrow. to:- a two woults‘to Sutherland. llutter which they mwill «I'll also. “5 M, 1 mass the supply of the reservoir by . . II M :IIII‘MK Oil IS ON THE .LIOT OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE MONIY'; IY‘ BUYING CLOTHING TO- DAY. 1 WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT FOL- > LOWING PRICES: $2.50 AND 33.00 stars a “.7! 33.50 AND $4.00 sonata 1- . and use AND 35.00 sun's @ t . ii. 03-” OUTING TROUSERS. ' 1 , 12.50 AND $3.00 raoussas @ 1 1 ; .- "T1 r 'r' at." ’ 03.50 AND 34.00 TROUSERS @ sass - OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT I/g PRICE. saunas & Paton, HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. 'gs wasrnneron STREET. scorn screws“. Telephone Call 324-2. SpecitilfllVTt—lradionga—ad Pointers to Dibhlo’s Grocers. Sat. Aug. 26. Mackerel. Oh so nice. White. Bright and flight. 10:: each. Don't fall to get some or you'll miss a good thing. Butter. Holding it down to 25¢: yet, though the market is in: lo 1h. Clover Hill Prints should and will give great satisfaction it placid! price of 270. Quality way up. imperial Fleur, special, 80c bag. .4. 1.. immpM‘i Cake. Fresh arrival or Drake' a Coke. Fresh Eggs. genuine home laid, new 35: dozen. Post's. Variety “Clapp's Faverlts,’ 65c basket. eating out of hand at 5: quart. Gravestine Apples for eating or cooking, 25: pack. Crab Apples. Jolly Glasses at 22¢ a dozen are a bargain. Nice Watermelon, (special), 30¢. each. Nice Lima Beans. '-...‘_, 1’1!!er LORENZO DIBBLE Desire to serve and please. TELEPHONE CALL. 10-4. Also soil the aims for mum at 20c peek. \ ,,.. “as“ e . .s During the entire vveek there will be .1 demonstration in this etore og Kncipp’e. Malt Coffee. Call and Sample it. United Grocers 60.. M. Epstein. 20 NORTH MAIN OT. 40 FORT OT. 80. NORWALK, OT. EAST NORWALK. OT. TEL. 26—3. TEL. 810—3. . ..__.- ....— N..-» .7 c . . ......-._.__._...._.—..—.. LaSt week of Sale Ending this Saturday. The 11111 Clank 11 in 31111.“ 4 68 Washington Street. Horse Owner! This Is Your Chemist Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagons. oar- rlages, buggies. surrays. runabouts, traps, farm wagons and all ports at wagons. This is a bona fide necessity sale. as the Nichols Underwear Company. under the terms of their lease. claim the room now occupied by this wu- ons and carriages in storage. The wh ole stock must go in a few days now. The cuts in prices are startling. If you desire to price a wagon call _. phone or "wright." it is really a remarkable chance to buy vehicles I very low prices. LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S’ Ont-tinge Repository. IN. \wiIrZ, ". 42 No. Main 81.. So. Nari/alt. Miss Anna nut-its. daughter at Mr.‘ and Mrs. Thomas harps. at demure was married Augmt 13.to toWIim B. Underhili. formerly of Winslpsuk. Miss Burke's father is superintendent of a large laymen: locum. Choirmsster 11. K Pooley is stiffer- ing from a. severe cold. Superintendent William C Fools will be lit the Franklin school attics at it a. an. Sunni ,ssptcmbor 2. to confer with any or o desire to en- ter High School in the south Norwsilt department Roving “VII: Benton [Worms are OIMI m0 “arm I’Dm I IOV‘ Gilli . 0'“ . a" of m 'vi'r‘lr'mwrlliwi’i‘ women amimii“ 1'5"“ “all... threatened with typhoid: 1m this «11- m ' win now put toad he is much inl- prev“ in health. its will this charl- tlio «trim hunting at GM m o An astronomer deal not hail the dif- covory or a now our with W enthusiasm than the WW ‘ IN?“ _ “ our». sea-Am .. w a
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