ICE CREAM
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IdIESIICANDY
LAblE’S
81 WASHINGTON IT.
local News NIIIIs.
A regular meeting of Butler Lodge,
1.0. 0. F., was held last evening.
County Treasurer Banks. of Fair-
iield. was in town yesterday.
Freddie Sherry. Oi Bridgeport, Is the
guest of Earl Coleman.
Jan—w...— ('
Miss Alida Vosburgh. of Jersey City.
is visiting Miss K. Gcrmond Vosburgb.
o.———.
William Casey, oi the A. J. Collins
& Companys force Is enjoying his
vacation.
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Miss Mabel Sturges. or Milford, is
the guest for a few days of Miss Lydia
F. lrelaud. Elm Grove street.
Miss Kittie Taylor, of Brooklyn. New
York, is visiting Mrs. Patrick G.
Mockler, at 22 Knapp street South
Norwalk.
~Twenty-Ilvo and iifty per cent.
cuts in prices of Wagons and Car-
riages. head Luther Wright's adv.‘
The winter timetable of the Con-
nectlI-ut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany will go Into eifect on September
18. There are no radical changes from
the timetable of last winter.
The oyster steamers Ripple. owned
by David B. Decker and the Alberta.
owned by Frank B Howell, both or
South Norwaik. are at Green BIoIhers
yard. Bridgeport. where they are be-
ing overhauled: 2
A poultry, dog and pot. stock show
is being held today on the grounds of
tho Ridgcfleld Club In Ridgeileld. The
Ridgefleid band is to give a come”
this afternoon. The band has been
equipped with new caps.
Lincoln Council, No. 2i. 0. II. A. lll..
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening III Mystic Chain llnll. The
degree team will open the season with
a rush, by conferring the first dcgrcl‘
on nine candidates. All the membeIs
of the team are requested to bo pres-
ent.
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Thc local police have received word
to look out for II valuable tiger kit~
tea. which was stolen recently in New
York from one of the icrry houses.
The paI-tiI-s who took the out were
traced to the Grand Central station.
where two tickets were purchased for
South Norwalk.
Ms B M. Andrews of South Nor-3
walk. entertained about twenty- -iivt2
blends III a dinner at The Knob 'i‘ues
day evening. The liuIIIvI was served
by Chet lIIIbeIIIL After the dinner
dancing was t’hjllm at the Yacht
Club. The IIiiulr min given in honor
of Mrs. AIIIII'ows' ghost, Miss John-
son. of liartiord.
The committee of the (router school
district has at hand several tine ap-
plications for the position oi teacher
in tho sovonth grade, lilfldt‘ vacant by
the resignation oi MI». Harriet 11.
Raymond, who goes to iicIlIII. 'i‘wooi
the applications are tram young In
diel’who have graduated from lios-
ton and Cornell Ilhivm'altlrs.
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—-Chnnce of a lifetime to buy (lap
rlagca and Wagons. Road Luther
Wright’s adv.
The South NIn-wulk Trust Company.
although II has born In valslonI-o II
trifle ovor2iour your-II. has become a
very important Ilit'lui‘ In the financial
operations at the Iowa. its statement.
pahliahed In today's III-up. show de-
posit: oi om 4100.000. and a surplus
and undivided proilt account oi over
824.000. It has invented it» lands
largely In the local ltlut‘kui. as Its
management in Ilrm in the belief that
real estate In Norwalk III III IIII tum-III
values and that the duly oi a financial
Institution III to assist in developing
the Internal» oi the people;- from whom
It receives Its support. ‘
14. F Clarita. '1‘ it Murphy M (then
hark George I... Wor‘net. ii Spemhurds,
.IoMI am. I.. n. I’quony. A. N.
Ellis, William Kerwin, LIIIIIII Well. A.
.13th 1.“.A Hellman New York:
- .(Milltt. M Ii. Kellh. .lr. Ii C.
Diltoliiey. 0.4.1.4104“ Boston; it W.
Darrin. Bridgeport: John it Allen.
Milli. Pit-i- A at. (lamphcll.
liorltien; Mr Ind Mrs haulers (trees-
wlch, L. I; Rev. E. J Crait. Nasslion
Ohio: Rev. Wemyu limlth.Nona1lI;
.1. Bowen. Cos-ankle. N Y.; w K.
Harris. Modem. N Y.; w AInnwuth.
Foil nivor, 124409.; 8. W sears Break-
in; I. one has. Yonkers; Ii 'r (is-
mhsus. Dnnbum 0.11 Johnson.
liartlord. were guests yesterday at the
Hotel cum
The] W the M at the loll.
critical.
“QUALITY ONOOOLATII." l
4% his last my“ a than stock
at. MM Hitachi: consid-
2&22Jofliyrgga1k‘ J“
I
AV,-
tioa and price or your property it you
wish to 1191.1
No charge for listing property.
TAXI“! 8 com
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Marlon Nation. In Bethsi, is visitiait
Estella Gray at Eaton III 11
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Thomas 0' Brian 14 units seriously ill
at his home In Oran street, Norwalk.
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Cockonoo Tribe 04 Rad Men will
hold their regular meetina It the Non
walk wigwatn tomorrow evening.
“We..-
E. W Ingraliam, head oi the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Company’s Bos~
ton branch. Is In town today on hush
mass He Is accompanied by Mia.
ingraham.
N. W. Hill, of the Lockwood Manu-
iacturing Company, is suffering [mm
a badly poisoned left arm and has been
compelled to go to New York ior
treatment.
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Marion Hayes. of Wilton avenue,
Norwalk. has returned from a five
weeks' vacation trip to Fall River,
Boston. Nova Scotla and other points
at interest. ’
The meeting of the Woman's Asso2
ciation of the South Norwalk Baptist
church, Which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon, was adjourned
until next month
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The Executive Committee oi Belle
lslandis planning to hold a. musicals
tomorrow evening at island View lio-
Iel. Several local artists have been
secured to take part.
Nicholas (loci. of South
was admitted to the Norwalk i-lospltal
this morning, suffering from appendio
tIs. He will probably be operated
upon shortly by Dr. Tracey.
Mics Nellie Disbmw of West ave-
nuo, la the guest or her sister Mrs.
Frank Spha‘ldlng, at her home In Pro-
vidence. Mr. rind Mrs Spaldlug. ac-
companied by Miss Disbrow. will short-
ly lenye for a visit to Boston and
other points of interest In eastern
Massachusetts.
Wow-nus.“-
Contractor A. It. Malkin and Charles
E. Church. of Norwalk are enjoying
an automobile trip In Mr Malkin‘s
machine to Boston. Mr. Malkln en
joys the distinction of being about. the
only man in town who has had no trou-
hie with his auto this season. But
his blends are waiting to hear reports
irom the Boston trip.
Among the local Shriners who at-
tendedthe outing at Steeplechase ls-
Iand yesterday were E. E. Gorham. G.
E. Ssrtain, W. S. Sturtevant, Edward
1’. Wood. .1. B. Huributl, Milton S.
Elwood. and Emma E. Betta. The
Weather kept. the attendance down. but
those who went report It VIII y pleasant
IIIIIe. Among the features or Ilm day
were a line shore diuucr and band
conceit in the afternoon.
—Wagous of all sorts.
low. Luther Wright's.
Prices vary
Read his ad.
The annual re sits at the Norwalk
Yacht Club Will 9 held. as usual on
LabOr Day. ThI2 start will be at 12
o‘clock. All members owning sail
boats are earnestly requested to take
part in this race that the club may
make a good showing III the oyou oi
the visiting yarhtsmon who will be.
present. There will be a dance at the
club house that evening. Arrange—
ments are being made for it smoker
to be given at about the time of the
next full moon. of, which further IIII-
nouncoment will be made.
YELLOW FEVER CRIBIS.
NEW ORLEANS. August 31.~The
steady growth oi confidence that the
yellow fever crisis has been passed is
shown In the better tone of the stock
market and the recovery from the
slump at six weeks nun. With only
four deaths In the preceding 24 hours.
September, the worst month In [over
epidemics. Is approached without ap-
prehension. WiIh now I-naos reported
at both Mississippi (3in and Gulf l’ort
both these towns are completed lock-
IId up. Dr. White III-(lay issued on or-
der which vlrluuiiy provides for com
Dulaory iilmigaiion.
A TIII
:Vléii III alive to the value at Saving».
proclaims at large about “Intur
out" to tho pussrhy.
lNTlRIO‘I’ ON A DOLLAR
Isn't much to begin with but It you do-
mlt It wl ltiI
THE IOU”! NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
and add other dollars with it. like the
1m. it will allow and bring forth good
results. ' . .I
LAIOIST STOCK OF
brutal insult
”at rows.
maintains m Items.
“ a; pastries tor proper» ' ‘
Sand full and complete doaorlp- ' ‘
Norwalk. 2
. THIS SEMI-ANNUAL TROUSERS SALE IS A ROUND-UP OF ALL IN
COMPLETE LINES OF WORK. BUSINESS AND DRESS TROUSERS. NO
JOD LOTS, NO OONSIONMENT GOODS, IUT OUR OWN HIOHORADE
STOCKS AM WHAT YOU SELECT FROM AT MUCH REDUCED PRIC.
ES.
WE CAN FIT ANY MAN UP TO 50 iNCHES WAIST MEASURE, AT
$1.48 1.98 2.48 and $2.98 3.48 3.98
Values $2. 50 to $6 .00
TIME TO BE THINKING ABOUT A SCHOOL SUIT FOR YOUR BOY?
ENDOWEASON PRICES ON MOST OF OUR LINES OF GOOD
CLOTHES FOR BOYS.
Some people may think that nuts are oats, but there
is a diiference. if you will insist on having grain from
our place. you will get good old clean outs of the best
grade. if your animal could speak you Would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
may destroy the good health and appearance of your
horse by a little indifference regarding his food.
lluy Oats Thais Clean. "11L
MANUEL T. Karon.
3’
When you think oi grain
think of Batch.
60 pes’rrione
I‘IIlt‘tI lIv( Graduates of
Merrill College
the Past Eighteen \Vceks. ,
A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT.
Din School ()pcns Supt. 51h. limoil NUVV. All Books and Sta-
lioIIcIy FREE.
(mice open daily. Visitors Welcome.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
South N orwalk, Conn.
Gongl thing!
At $8.00
SPECIAL PgEMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
' NLY A F SW LEFT.
DON'T IE SORRY IY oWAlTINO UNTIL TOMORROW. IUY TO- DAY.
W. P. BEERS,
look-allure, Manon-m lnpravtnu. Kodako Film Packs and Camera lappin-
40 Wall on. Norwllk ' s so. Main 81.. lo. Nomlk.
Telephone Connection.
Soft Shell Crabs. Live lobsters. Iona Clams.
Round Clams. aadgii kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dalia. .
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
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AND nLAOIIS MUST II ONAIIID
EYES BHNNGI‘ ..........
many- “amI-uu I'm-.2: 7.1 Janna. a"
one. on vs
.your om 4m again! y . .
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I... to... Children s school “SuitsNow
Special Prices on Bous’ Manhattan Walsls
dnd K220122152
2 bought and improved 2%.
III. .Jiillllliill'ii
Dog and Nora llIIIIIIlIII
W‘s have thorn. It your dog
has mange. eczema distemper or
Is in bad condition from any
cause. We can supply a remedy
that will cure him We carry
a complete line of Dr. Johnson' I
' Horse Remedies, including Colic
Cure. Cough Cure, Horse Lini-
meat Ecssma Ointment. Condi-
tion Powders. and Abodrbent
Blister.
FREE.
Dr. Johnson's book on the D08
Dr. Johnson’ a book on the Horse
IIIII Gifford Pharmacy
2an rasscalrrion .s'ro’an.
TIL. cALLIM.
Maples Ii doldschmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
communal atoms.
Stocks. Bonds. drain and
Cotton.
Iwartx A Corbett Block. Io. Nona-lit.
TODAY IN WALL OTRIIT.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—-—'l‘he
stock market we quite irregular during
the first hour‘s business. Opening
‘ IS ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE MONEY DY L 3.;
BUYING CLOTHING TODAY. I“ 2. .
WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT FOL--
LOWINO PRICES:
‘ .
42.50 AND 33.00 sum a 41.742
43.50 mo «.00 son-a e ' 2 - £2.44
$4.50 mo two sum 0 ' ' t; . .. 44302
OU TING TROUSERS.
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«somersoo'rnousensa In I 222 ‘i I i" NI" . I ' I
43.50 mo 44 oo raousaae @ 4' 2
oO'rINe sum AND “NUFANGL” Taouszas AT y. rates. 22 ‘
SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD TO FOOT oursrrrsas. .,
.4 wasmnerou smear. soars positions. 1'
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
losses (weIe cancelled and St. Poul,
Union Pacific, Reading Amalgamated
Copper and the United States Steel
stocks sold a fraction over yesterday’s
closing. Later selling drove these
and the list In general to beioi the
earlier low point. head was actively
WALL STREET Noon. -Stop 1088
orders were uncovered on heavy sell-
ing and' very few of the active stocks
escaped losses oi a point or more. The
market rallied a fraction and became
dull at. noon. Bonds were easy.
WALL STREET, 1 p. rip—Stocks
were unloaded at a rapid rate and the
list at times was absolutely without
support. Declines of between 1 and
3 points were made by a dozen or
more of the representative railroads
and specialties. The execution of sup-
porting orders chccked the break and
the market rallied a substantial frac-
tion.
TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private m of
The Maples & Goldaohmidt Co. Oom-
Iniulon Broken. Ewart; & Corbett
Block. South Nor-walk. Telephone 163.
Upeh.ngh.-14Iw.1:30
Amnl Cop 850i. 857.: 83 8:1
Am C & 12‘ Co 377,1. 3771a 37 37
Am Ico 2w. 2w. 2w. 265;.
Am Loco 52% 521,5 51 51
Am Smelt 128% 129% 128 128
Am Sugar 14,416 144% 1421/. 142%
A 'r a 3 Fe 89% 8974. son. 892/.
A T & S [2‘ of 104% 104% 104% 104%
Balto KI 0111011311; 113% 112 112
Ii'klyn R T 71% 71% 69% 419%
(rhea & Ohio 5ng 56% 551;. 552x,
Chi & N W 221 221 219 219
Ch (“1t West 21% 215i. 21 21
Ch M & St P 150% 18nd. 179% 179%
Col F a I 45 452,5 «2,5 «14
Cal South 28% 28% 28 28
Del I; Bud 217% 217% 216% 216%
Erie 62% 52% 509'. 50%
Erie lat pf 83% 84 83% 83%
Gen Blue 181% 181% 181 I181
111 Central 177% 178-14. 1771/. 177%
Iron & Nash 150% 15074. 148% 148%
M61 St Ry 131 131% 128% 129
Mex Cent 24 24 23% 231,4.
M K & 'I‘ 324% 34% 324 34
M K & T pf 71% 71% 71% 71%
Mo Paclilc 107 107% 105 10515
Nat head 44% 47 4474 46
N Y Central 102% 152% 148% 149%
Nori & West 85% 86% 84% 845.1.
Ont it West 55% 55% 54a 54%.
Pac Mull - 246% 4814' 40 46
Penn it it 146% 145V. 143% 1439’.
1’90 (ins 10514 105% 104% 10134
Reading 1181/. 119 110% 1171,.
Rep Steel 21% 21% 21
Rock island 33% 22% 32% 3234.
80th Pac 07% 07% any. (ill
Son R 35% 30 88% 35K
Tenn (It I 90% Iii) 86% 87%.
Texas Pa 30% 80 35% 3611'.
Union PM 133% 134% 181% 1321.4
11 3 Rubber 02 52 iii ,51 '
U S Bleel 37% 37% 30 301
U 8 Steel pf 104% 105% 10.174 104
Wabash pf 43% 48% 43 4:1
WIII‘ Cent 80% 30% 29% 29%
OBARRIO'I “6an MIICION.
NEW YORK. August 31.—-0n what
is said was a. secret mission to see
President Roosevelt‘mcanor Obarrio.
a prominent cltlson oi Panama, arrived
In this city today on the steamer Ha-
vana. from Colon. Mr. Obarrlo was
one of the original Junta of Panama
which was instrumental In utabllshin:
on Independence of Panama. 121.
was minister of war and marine until
February 11 1404 when be real nod
and does not now hold a public 0 co.
’i'he Havana was on her hm trip In
“lie Panama Railroad Company’s nor-
? ce.
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IMALLPOX ON OTIAMII PENIN-
. SULAR.
2 NEW YORK. August 81.-,-‘I‘ho Portu~
gum steamer Peninsula. from Lisbon
and the Mom which welt not. allowed
to land 1m 84 oabl and 688 steers“
eager. at N Billiard. because!
one woman In the steers“ had mail-
It. arrived In this port hon: New
diord toner. Onarrlvdi here the
Pool Ilia was held in amntlno tor
dial action and the sick would. Ame
Ila Itivls Novel. item Mai. was not
hospital. A number of the pos-
‘1“ who wars on to the
climb island
mat a were sent to
aeration After distribution the
steamer whiheponalttod indookin'
4111! till
Special Attractions and Pointers to Dibble’ 5
Crown Sat. And. 26 ‘
White, Bright and Right. 100 «all.
fall to get some or you'll miss a good thing.
Mackerel. ‘ Don't
Butter. Holding it down to 25: yet. though the marks! in up 10 lb.
Clover Hill Prints should and will give great satisfaction at special price of
27c. Quality way up.
Imperial Flour special. 80c bag. it my. m 3‘
Cake. th Salad of Drake‘s Cake. \U‘I' 5" ll
Fruit Eggs, genuine home laid. now 35c dozen.
Pears. Variety “Clapp’o Favorite; 55c basket.
eating out of hand at 5c quart.
Oh so nice.
Also all the some for
Gravoetlne Apple: for eating or cooking, 25c peck. Others at 20c peak.
Crab Applet.
Jolly Classes at 22¢ a dozen are a bargain. .
Nico Watermelon. (special). 30¢. each. ' ' '
NIe. Lima suns. “arr we assumed I ‘
Corn,15c dozen. . .-
Desire to «we and plea".
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. ”—4.
I!
During the entire week there will be a “
demonotrotion in this store of Knelpp’l
Malt Coffee. Call and Sample it.
United Grocers Co.. M. Epstein.
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20 NORTH MAIN IT. 09 FORT'OT. '
SO. NORWALK. CT. IACT NORWALK, OT.
TIL. 20—8. TIL. 81H. 2
Last week of Sale
Ending this Saturday.
The Fair CIIIIIIIN Fur SIIII’II
88 Washington Street.
“Home Owner! ..
This Is Year Chancel
Twenty Five and Filly Per Cent. Cuts In the Price: of w I. cor-
mgmbuuies. IUI'I'BYI, runabouts. traps. iarm wagons and al sorts 0!
This in a hoop tide necessity sale. as the Nichols Underwear Company.
under the terms of their lease. claim the room now occupied by those was»
one and carriages In storage. The whole stock must go in a for! days not.
The cut: In prices are startling. If you desire to price a wagon call.
phone or “wright." it to really a remarkable chance to buy vehicles at
very low priceil.
LUTHER M. WR‘L’
Carriage Repository.
52 "0 ”I“ W "2"“ III III-2.
ALL mnm2 ' : , ‘ ;
ranulr‘o spectacles sooner or later. Detective was onion “reptilian” with
.beeomo more weakened. The r r Im an
tire wonders It and in time. p m ‘ c ditch "m "“7”
Optician.
HOMER B. HOYT. Returning . 2
Room 4. United Bank Buddies. 'i‘ol hone 80422-12. loath miterwaih. onus.
flpoo m ntmontsa convenience of when!
Office hours lat .4. 13:44—45: on murder or
W «2
FOUND Hill HUIIAND. I
storm. Aamt MAM
tam you-4’ search throuih it 0 sum. the
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