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Liital News Notes.
Watch Stuil' a ad. for Saturday bar-
gains.
Clearance sale of writing paper at
Nelson's
Four interesting specials in the D.
M. Read ad. Read It.
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The ’Dietr tubular lanterns give a
powerful light; C. E. Dow sells them.
Buckingham Post will hold an ice
cream and peach festival this even—
Ing. *
Miss inert ’l‘almadge. of South Main
street. now owns and runs a line new
automobile .
—Buy your Wagon or Carriage now
. from Luther Wright and save almost
enough to buy a horse. Read his adv
Mrs. Edward Hull has moved from
Grandview avenue. Norwalk, to
Bridgeport.
Miss Agnes Riner of New York citI'.
Is the guest of P. F. Slattery, of 13
Cross street Norwalk. ,
Exilressman T.‘.C. Cavanagll has
purchased a fine new wagon from t‘
W. Hall, in Bridgeport.
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. Sale of school supplies at the Boa
ton Sto
get a rapld‘calculator. Read the ad.
Miss Margaret McNamara, of Wrath-
crsiloid. Conn. is the guest of Miss
Clune at her home In Riverside ave-
nue.
:' Mrs. William Nadine. of Brooklyn
formerly Miss Luella Van Hooseltr
of Norwalk. in; 'n relatives and
fi‘ioiids inhfi’iifw Q“ 5' i‘ '0
Welcome Stranger llodge, of Nor-
wulk. held a regular meeting Inst lliKilI
but no business out of the, ordinary
came up for transaction.
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Rev. Mr. Craft. of Massllion. Ohio
lectures In Trinity church tomorrow
night. giving the entertainment for the
benefit of the Girls' Friendly Society.
Walter Smith, the well known trol<
Icy motorman. sailed to-day for a vis-
it to his old home In England. He
expects to be away until November.
The state convention of the Order
of the Eastern Star will be held at
Savin Rock Thursday, and Ophlr Chap
it‘l'. of this city. will send a delega-
lion. iy .
Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshall Andrews
will give it whiat party. this evening.
at. their cottons at Belle Island. the
objett being to benefit the island light
fund
Some of the local military boys are
displaying some excellent photographs
of views taken at camp. These vlewa
forlll the best kind of souvenirs of the
.week's’ day at Nlantic.
k. -—-Peopio who hold bills against the
. town must plesent them before Sep-
tember 1st to have them paid.
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Superintendent C. A. Tucker will
be at Collier school. Norwslk Friday
morning at it oilock to confer with
any who wish to talk about romotiou
or entrance into the high so col.
Mrs. Chinery and granddaughter.
Ruth Smith. of Norwaik. win‘retui‘ul k”
n .
Manchester. ”Mimi and other places
tonight from an extended visit
In the northernipart of the state.
Graham Boos, wife and two chil-
ilrcn. who have been occupying part.
of the Weaver residence in Main
street Norwtillt. the past two months.
have returned to their home In New
York city for the winter.
local poached are now coming Into
n‘arket quite rapidly from Cannon,
Wilton. Broad River and West W
The. lens state that there are it
this season and probably later
q1'1er film will be lower than at ten
5-31“. Now the, host fruit brings
a
.00.
lid 31 60.
r . at: llfl'll THAN IPANKING.
Spanking does not ours children of
bed wetting. If It did there would be
few children that would do it. There
. tors constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
’ M. Summers. so: 810. Notre mine.
ind.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today If your children tron
bio you In this way. Don’t blame the
child. The chances are It can’t hot
I. .
They stood tile that of flid‘ in
- critical.
“QUALITY OHOOOLATII.”
is. have that «solved I. fresh stuck
t mm m "Quito” mid
. 0%” and price or your property If you
visiting friends In town
re. ,. Buy. ten cents worth and '275
Just 10(9th invitations to the annual
Walkers. it In claimed. have some good
Send full and colon late rial-lu-
No charge for listing property. .
illicit, casino.
m
ay Krlsohei'. of Brooklyn, is
stopping at the Roton Point Hotel.
W
Emery 11. Burton, prpprlotor of a
large art store In Cincinnati. has been
About I88 it... taken in at the ball
game at Roton yesterday. and about
880 of this. will go to the hospital
Miss Augusta Dibble. of Bayvlew
avenue. hits been spending a week
with Miss Mabel. Tolles “of Ansoaia.
Ml. and Mrs Alfred Rollo are spend-
ing a few days in town as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hoyt, of Bay-
view avenue.
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I
at the Namath Hospital. by Dr. Tra-
cey, assisted by Drs. Baker and Clark.
The Bible class of the South Nor-
walk Baptist; church will meet this
evening at the home of Frederick Mills
tattledar street. . Alfred Boutweil will
conduct the lesson.
M
Allen London will leave the employ
of Hubbard It Staples. of Norwalk. to
morrow evening. and will study for a
month before taking his final examina-
tions for entrance to Sheffield Sclentl.
fie School .
F. D. Lawton is on a short vacation
trip to Great Barrington Mass Er.
nest 0. Gregory. of the Norwalk store.
Is taking Mr. Lawton's place at the
South Main street store during the
latter’ 5 absence.
. Lu-y—
The mp of Gabriel Bruno and Vin—
cenzo Maniello. charged with assault
Salvatdr Palma. were before the
to a court this morning. but owing to
'faci that Bruno was not In coult
cases were ntinued until tomor-
row In bonds 800.
Cockenoe Tribe. of Norwalk is plau-
nlhg to enter a large class in October
and the members are using every ei-
fort now to get new reciulis. it Is
the expectation of the stilt-ere that a
class number flom thirty to forty may
be Initiated In October The membt-i 1A
ship of Cockeuoe Tribe Is now abou
,v
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Harry E. Smith and sister, Miss Ber
the Smith. of Norwalk, leave Friday
for a month's visit at their former
home In Hampton. lows. 'l‘hey ex
pact to visit Niagara Falls and Chloe-
go on the way out, and will touch an
other important places on their re
turn. The trip from here to lows Is
abolitibtilgfig ‘it
Underta era in Tito Norwalks Intro
20 .
convention of The Funeral Directors'
Association of (Mollllt‘tlitlli to be Ilt‘iti
at New Haven September 12th and
18th. in the ‘Yale Medical Sthnol billi-
ding. There will be addresses by
prominent men In the profession and a
profitable session Is expel-.tcll
*Wagons of tilt sorts.
low. Luther Wright's.
Now that the business men and law-
yers have decided supremacy for one
year at least In baseball. It is rumored
that the News“: business men Ill‘tl go-
tag to challenge the winners. The. Nor-
l’rlcos very
Read his all.
men and could put tip a fast aggrega-
tion that would furnish an exciting
game. too proreeds would. of course
be devoted to the Norwalk Hospital. as
in yesterday' s game.
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was found about a month ago in the
mill lot iil Holden avenue. Norwalk.
apparently in the last stages of con-
sumption, continues to hold his own
at the Norwalk Hospital Carrigan has
for several weekii occupied a shelter
tent on the hospital grounds. and has
come‘ to like the place very much. He
receives the best of care on the part
of the hospital authorities and every-
thing possible Ill done to make him
comfortable.
A TRII‘.
oven Is alive to the value of Savings.
and proclaims at large about “Inter-
est" to the panel-by.
lNTIIII‘I‘ ON A DOLLAR
Isn’t much to begin with but if you do-
poslt It with
1'!!! SOUTH NORWALK
78m DOMAIN!
results.
uneasy cross or
ears and. inquiries forgbpor- *
William H. Barrett. of Norwalk, was .
operated on for appendicitis yesterday .
Martin Cnrrlgan, the young man who
and add dollars with it. lifts the , A
tree. it will and bring loci soon ‘.
THIGWIMI ANNUAL
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TROUQERG GALE IS A ROUNDuUP OF ALL IN-
COMPLETE LINE! OF WORK. BUSINESS AND DRESS TROUSERS. NO .
JOB LOTS. NO CONBIGNMENT GOO D8. OUT OUR OWN HIGH-GR DE .
STOCK! ARE WHAT YOU SELECT FROM AT MUCH REDUOID PRID-
‘we co. FIT ANY MAN UP TO so mom-:9 WAia'r‘ MEASURE, AT
$1.43 1.98 2. 4e and $2. 98 3 .43 3.98 ‘
Values E2. 50 to $6.00
» TIME Ta or: rmrinmo ABOUT A SCHOOL SUIT roa voun oovr
END-O'-SEASON onions on ulcer or
CLOTHES roll dove. ‘
oua, tines or soon
gral it.
possible unless
is ours.
elsewhere.
Going!
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK GAMERAG.'
DON'T IE OORRY BY
48 Wall 88.. Norwalk.
THEY wear. nson.
t It you have animals of any kind you MUST buy
Supplying dress needs may be delayed or post.-
poned Indetluiteiyx Not so with grain and food. Such
being the case It. to of the utmost Importance for the ow
2 on of animals to know where the best qualities can be
be secured at the lowest prices.
38 In everything else‘aud first quality in grain Is im-
It is not,possible to get better quality or prices
it Is absolutely impossible to get the some.
economy anywhere else.
old oats and hay.
GOOD GRAIN.
Merit counts In grain
the grain is freed from dirt and waste.“
Now Is the timetto secure your
a...
Buy Oats That's Clean. ‘ t
MANUEL T. HATCH.
:-
to...
'H
as
doing!
At $8.00:
ONLY A F EW LEFT.
WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. IUY TO- DAY.
W. P. BEERS
Booksellers, Stationery. Engraving, Kodaka. Film Packs and'camara lappilu
I 80. Main so. Io. Hamill.
Tolophono Connection.
5O POSITIONS
FILLED IV GRADUATE. OF ‘ .
Merrill College
THE PAST 16 WEEKS.
FALL OPENING SEPT. 6TH.
Fall Opening September-3th. ENROLL Row.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
'
ARE your
OFFICE open DAILY.
Booth Norm-Ik. Conn.
r ,
I soon are
“ Station ballot-UL .1
Soft Shell Crabs. Live LobSiers. Lona a...
Round Clams..aiid all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailii.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
FRI! DIUVIRY.
AND GLAOIII NUIT II GHANGIU N
AOOOIDINGLY.
at.“ alum stool-lino or vision a an syn
WI; tout-rm. Would transom altar,
_ A 3' Mali ‘I
bum-
Jackson,_.
lo I am... til all "who an interested
In hmtifylrfllm
Adam All involution .r
to all out on «or cream
WWWW’M,” u ’
_. sign went up than. on to
, .8001! 08 '
has mange. cereals. distonlpercr ‘
hi to bad condition from lull .
'- cause. we can a ply a “mod! ‘
that will cure it in. We carry
a complete line of Dr. Johnson' ll
Horse Remedies. Including Colic
Cure. Cough Cure. Horse Lilli-
ment, Eczema Ointment. Condi- ‘
tion Powders, and Absorbent .
Blister.
. FREE. ‘
Dr. Johnson's book on the Dos. {
Dr. Johnson’s book on the Horse
Iran raascalr'rloa arose.
rat. oALLIaa. “
Maples it 00050th 00.
(Incorporated)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
. Dealers la
Stocks. loads. Grain and
Cotton.
8mm C Corbett Ilook. So. Norwaik.
iom' lu‘“ WALL or near.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——~The
local stock market failed to sympa-
thize with the buoyant rise in the
- London market today a number of the
International stocks opening here con-
siderably below yesterday's closing.
losses of a point were made in the
first few minutes by St. Paul. Reading
and Amalgamated Copper. Canadian
Pacific gained about as much. and
there were gains In some other stocks.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—Trading
was feverish and heavy. Persistent
. realizing defeated efforts to rally pric-
es and the grain carriers and special-
ties fell sharply. The local traction
group. however. met support. Japan
. eae government bonds were fairly
steady outside of the first 4% s, which
declined 5.9
WALL STREET. noon—Business
contracted and the market was steady
at. the decline until near noon, when
the decline was renewed. St. Paul
fell 2 points arid Union Pacific, Erie
N Y. Cen mi and Louisville and Nash—
Hits and other favorites extended their
losses to a point or more. Bonds were
steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m H—Buylng or-
ders dill‘ not come In any volume until
the lists bowed an average lost of a
point and well cxweded that for St.
Paul. N. Y. Central and Amalgamated
Copper. After the market had rallied
a fraction business became nominal.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Report over the private Vireo or
The Maples & Goldlchmidt\co.. com-
mission Brokers. Swarts I: Corbett
Stock. South Norwhlk.’1‘elophoae 168.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amnl Cop 87 871,5 85% 85%
Am (3 & F Co 38 38 38 38
Am. Cot Oil 30 30 30 30
Am Ice 27% 27% 27% 27%
Am loco 531.4 63% 53 53%
Am Smelt 130 13089189 129
Am Sugar 144% 144% 144%. 144%
A ’1‘ & S Fe 90% 907A. 9059 90%
Ballo & Ohio 114 114% 118% 113%
B'klyn R T 703i; 71% 70% 70%
Cites & Ohio 57 57 60% 56%
Chi & N W 221% 221% 221% 221%
Ch Gt. West 22% 221A 2114. 28
Ch M & SIP 181% 181% 180% 180%
Col F & i 46% 409$ 46% 40
"lot South 28%; 29% 28% 29
Del & find 219% 219% 219 219
Eric 52% 62% '61“. 51%
Erie lst pf 84% 84% 84 84
ill Central 179 179 17830 1781‘
Ron A: North 151% 152% 160% 150K
Met St. Ry 131% 182%.- 130‘51’; 130%
Mex Cent 84% 24% 24% 84%
M K h T 35 85 84% 84%
M K it T of 72% 72% 71% 72
Mo Pacific 108% 108% 100%107
Nat Lead 44% 44% 44% 44%
N Y Central 158% 153% 152% 188%
Norf lb West 80 80 85% 85%
Out lit West 00% 80% 55% 58%
Pac Mail 47% 48% 46%. 40%
Penn R R 146% 140% 145 145%
P90 Gas 105% 100% 1051‘ 106%
Reading 120 180 118% 118%
Rep Steel 28% 22% 21%, 81%
Rock island at“ 84% 88% 38%
Rub Goods 8455 84% 84% ‘84“
South Pac 08% 08% 07% 87
Son Ry Co 80% 88% 85% 85
Tenn (1 A I
Union Pile 185% 180% 184% 184%
U 8 Rubber 08 68
U 8 Steel 37% 87% 86" 87
U 8 Steel pf 105 105% 104% 104%
Wabash 28 28% 88 88
Wabash pf 44 “it. 4855‘ 48%
Wis Cent 80% 80% 80 80
PARIS August 80. «Trading on tits
Bout-so ”4:9, was extremely active (In
the new: the conclusion of peace.
Russians min: with a bound. nits
Imperial tours of 1001 res. over
francs and those of 1004 rim that:
francs. The. price of Russian bonds
of 1001 ws 80 «ill and that of Russian
bonds of 1904 888.00
BERLIN August 80.--ln the Boom
today tho'ro was lively speculation.
Russian bonds rose 8 Estate aad nosi-
iy everything else bot horns slid ido-
OX
twenty
points.
-.—I—.—W
Daniel Ryan. the wollvknown actor.
wan visitor to town yesterday.
Willis it. Sellock and Willis Jones.
at W'srmrt. are spending the day
Isl—m
1101181008 Mm ready
at the Town Clerk‘s cubs. Marvell.
W .-. = z.
the Mitford Pharmacy L
in tors for the independence or tab Hil-
The Public Act! of till lilttl or ow * _
too distributifll lilo .
i! ON THE LIST OF TNOBE INVITED TO SAVE MO
IUYING CLOTHING TO-DAY.
WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY'G AND CHILDREN'S GUITG AT
LOWING PRICES:
02.60 AND 3300 SUITS Q
83.80 AND “.00 SUITS Q
34.50 AND $5.00 SUITS Q
a
I ‘
oorluo TROUSERS.
”UNANDIBOOTROUBERS I I I ~ " "ilf ~:
mo AND 94.00 raousaaa
OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT A BRIG
SELLECK & PR4
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERB.
“WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAI.
Telephone Call 324a.
Special AttracIIOns and Pointers to Dibb‘l ""
Don't
fall to get some or you'll miss a good thing.
27:. Quality way up. iii: i
Fresh Eggs, genuine homo laid. now am: dozens-1
til-averting Apple. for eating or cooking, 25: peck.
Nico Watermelon, (special), 30¢. each.
Doslroto serve and please.
Grocers. Sat. Aug. 26
Butter. Holding It down to 250 yet, though the market is up in l
Imperial Flour, special, 80c bag 9.
Peers. Variety “Clapp's Favorlt e.’ 86c basket. I Also sell the canister
Crab Apples.
Nio. Lima Scans. " ‘.‘ Tr."
LORENZO DIBB.
Macllbrel. Oh so nice. White. Bright and light, 10¢ each.
Clover Hill Prints should and will give great satisfaction at special prior of
Cake. Fresh arrival of Drake's Cake.
eating out of hand at In quart.
Others at Site pack.-
Jeily Glasses at 22¢ a dozen are a bargain. .,
Corn, 16c dozen.
TELIPHONE CALL. 88—4.
Malt Coffee. Call and Sample it.
United Grocers Co.. ii. Epstein
80 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO. NORWALK. OT. IAIT NONWALK, G13,
TEL. 2H.
Ending this Saturday.
The Fair [Dink ii Pill
68 Washington Street.
Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Out- In the Prices of w
ringer. buggies. sari-syn, runabouts. traps. farm wagons and
wagons. . .
This is a bona fide necessity sale. as the Nichols Underwear Dotti ’ ,
under the terms of their lease, claim the room now occupied by those . ,,
ons and carriages in storage. The whole stock must go in a few cm
The cuts in prices are startling. if you desire to price our
phone or “wright." It is really a remarkable chance to burr
very low prices.
Carriage Repository. .‘7 ‘
42th. MahSI..So. Nowell. ' '
marl-aunties .‘I'HI vultur-
- plan.
MANILA, August sou-oils last ses-
clan or ill! motorcade with til. «it»
TAAIN‘I’UINID 9‘ 2
Passenger and Fireman libido M
'“G‘, “I
WASHINGTON: AW
rm coach on s loath ‘
trot molt .
trains {shade means the fact. so.
Norwalk Chronicler