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Charlés- Density was a visitor- in Dan-
bury yesterday .,'
William Merrlaiu‘ $1. a visitor in
Danbury yesterday.
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r" A smoker will be held at the Nor-
waIIk Yacht club next Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Hawkes spent
Sunday at Mt. Beacon, on the Hudson.
Mrs Anna M. Partrlck has moved
from Main street to 13 Berkeley street.
The Misses Henrietta and Mary
Knox are visiting Mrs. Asa Lowndes,
of Woodward avenue. ‘
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wMason Jars. title 110:.
ton & Company.
F. D. Law
Frederick Tocque. of Broad River,
attended the show at Belle Haven,
Saturday Iafternoon.
Henry .Mosher ofiAlbany. N. Y..
is the gu st of Mrd. Hamilton Law-
rence, of School street.
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A telephone pole broke in two this
morning in Berkley street. and quite
a tangle of wires followed.
Mr and Mrs. M. H. Glover. of Main
street. have returned from delightful
sojourn at Lake Waramaug.
Miss Phillips, of West street, has
gone to Georgetown to take charge of
one of the schools in that place,
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Gustav Pitzer attended the labor pa
rade in Danbury yesterday as a dele
gate from the Barbers' Union.
Mrs William J.- Oasey and children,
of Union MLIOQI have returned home
from via 33'“ friends in Baikal Court
Captain lit-my» Vfl liockwood of
Rowaytbm who has been critically ill
for some time base been falling fast I
for several days.
w—c—o—‘m—. I
“There will be u dcrnonstration‘of
v\'elox Paper at Stilison-Powell Corp,
Tuesday evening
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The meeting of the South Norwaik
(‘ommou Council which was to have
been held last evening was adjourned
till this evening.
George J. Cavanagh. Frank Brun-
tlagc, Charles 11:. Johnson and William
itider, of Norwalk were visitors at
Conny lsittudII-i: trday.
Miss Hazel anblmhster Harold Gas.
cy, of Union it]: turned home yes-
terday, after with their aunt,
on Howard av Bridgeport.
The Misses oungs, Margaret
Gerard Jess rd. Ruth Thomes
and Utah Mania entered the State
Normal Schoo”~ in New Haven. today.
Miss Jennie Fitch. of Washington. D.
(2., who formerly resided in Norwailr,
is the guest of relatives in Spring-
wood avenue, Norwtdk, for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Clarence ii Nowlan.
of 31 Orchard street, Nor walk return-
ed today from a two montlts' vacation.
spent at Siroldrakeon Cayuga. N. Y.
Wyn—-
The Misses Alice Fitch, ilelcn Stur-
gls, of Cannon May Anderson and
Susan Seymour commenced their stud-
ies in the Normal school at Danbury
today. 0
A gang oft-ruployces of the New
‘York. New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road company. are at work today
making repairs to the River street.
tuuneh . . ,
“Mama Jars, title (102.
ion 4': Company.
Miss Mary (truce Henrietta Veronica
lloward. who has been visiting her
grandmother In (:Iiff street. Norwulit.
has returned to bet borne in South
Norwalk.
F. 1). Law-
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Miss Addie Nuphcy has resumed her
duties at 13‘. Ill. Lockwood and Cain-
pdnyrr store alter a very enjoyable
vacation tiip through Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
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The bad weather of yesterday noon
made it rather dull at Gregorys Point
the only life there being a few dinner
parties at the hotel, where they on-
joyed good cheer despite the storm
outside.
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Walter Fitsgeruld and sister. Miss
Estelle Fitlgersld. who ware guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Van Alstyne.
of Buyvlew avenue. over Labor Day.
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
this morning.
VILOX DIMONOTRATION
Thursday.
aliW
been a.
a
You an invited}I “ail“ '
were the
ill tbmurrow
witnesses may be procured.
M“ can wrong1 “v ‘
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A inquiries for prawn
Band full and complete descrin
riot your. it if you
“mm ,0 will“ 0' DW 1!
mm radiating property.
.1 ~ *1 not a spines
Dancing will be continued in the
ltoteu Point payiliun until Saturday.
3 the 16th llilt.
The Winnipitnks defeated the v.11.
wG. A. team of Bridgeport yesterday
by the he re 01' 8 to 1. Britt and all
itsry (hr the Winnipaus
Oscar M. Snub-pr. who is new era-
flayed in the oillce of the Dennison
Nanufacturing Dempsey. John street.
New York City. spent Sunday and the
. holiday with friends in Bouth Norwaik.
The schooner General Torhett. with
cord wood, bound east. which had her
sails blown out during the recent
storm, remained inside Smith’ 11 island.
until after the titorm passed yester-
day. . .
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-~There will he a demonstration of
Veto: Paper at Btillson-Powell Corp.
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and 1111.16.19.11. Mattlson, and
anghter, Grace, who have been visit-
as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pugsley anti
Mp1 and Mrs.\ C. N Roar-don have re-
turned toitheir home in aroolnyn New '
York. this uremia:
Giving- to the stormy weather you
terday. the concert and dance of the
Jerome May Banjo Club. at the Knob
Outing club, was postponed until next
Wednesday afternoon and evening, if
the weather is favorable
STAT! CHAUIT'IAUOUA SOCIETY.
ANSONIA. plumber 5--Members
and officers 0 the State Chautauqua
Society, W": prions parts of Connec-
ticut m ,1
item]! {it} man. in this city, to lay
out the k and commence plans for
the charge: 9onr$011kers wor re riec
ted its foln izows -
‘ President—Kev. l) W. Howell. il-art
ford.
Vice Presidefltgwftev 111 C. Tullar.
New Bayou. 0110 Rev B. F. Gilman.
Altoids
Decretary—ilev George M. Brown.
BrookIYn. -
'1‘ asnrer‘flev 11'. ll. L Hammond,
Wes flatten.
These officers iwith the presiding
Methodisc elder of this district. ltcv
W. A. Richard. of New Haven. will
comprise the executive éonimittee.T'l‘111~,
state Mil divided into districts. over
each 0-; which an officer will be in
O
chaise. .
The report of the treasurer showed
the racen’c assembly at Forestville to
have a great success in every
way, and the circle is on a firm finan-
cial basis This society works under
the National organization, and two ses-
Blobs were held yesterday to transact
the limount of business which crime
116er this meeting.
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
James Crawford and Joiru Keogh.
.Marbor avenue men. arrested in con-
inaction with a fight on the Wall street
bridge. Saturday night the former
char ed with being a participant, and
the utter ftt ”butting In." plead not
guilty before Judge Lockwood this
morning. The case was continued on
morning, in order that
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HORST STORMY LABOR DAY.
A. S. Ferris, who keeps tabs on the
weather. announces that yesterday was
the first stormy first Monday in Sep
tember since Labor Day was first cs
tublished in 1884.111111 twenty one
years ago. The weather in the morn
ing was certainly a big disappoint
merit. to many who hati laid plans for
passing the day in various ways.
HORSE FELL 0N BHAFTB.
A horse owned by Dr. (1. M Brun-
dnge. the Norwali; veterinary botanic
frightened at the steam and smoke
coating up through the heart of the
River street tunnel yt-stct'tl after-
noontmd after raring a little, fell
There was no damage. except to the
shafts, which wart» broken.
A "run
even is alive to the value of Savings.
audproolainu at large about "inter-
est" in the pasuerby.
,1 isms" on A DOLLAR
isn't much to begin with but if you do.
pom it if 1111
a
fill SOUTH NOR WALK
~. TRUST “MP1”?
and add 1111131 dollars with 11.11119 the
tree, it will grow, and bring forth good
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CLOIINO OUT DALI OF.
Baseball Goods
3018'
Baseball Suits
1.1qu at the home of ‘
Day School Upeus Scpt. 51h
IOL TD OPEN—AND HERE; WI ARE OR-
s‘NtNo oua rAILL DISPLAY or save AND witness's noon
sun's. ‘~ , .,
FOR THE LlTTLI FELLOWG, NATY SAILOR ETON \AND RUGIIAN
ILOUOE OUITB. ”‘I‘IIFANOY MIXTUREO AND PLAIN COLORS.
$2.4oar‘eaos
FOR IOYG UP TO 10, NORFOLK AND DOUILE- -DREAITID TWO-
PIICE OUlTB. DTURDY IN CLOTH AND MAKING,
$2.40 to $5.93
FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, MAN NISH DINOLE AND DOUBLE-BREAS- ‘
TED MODELS OF THE LATIGT OUT.
$6.98 to $11.98
FALLHATS AND CAPS FOR BOYIB AND MEN. TOO. AND SOME
MIGHTY GOOD BARGAINS IN LEFT- OVER SUITS FOR BOYD.
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Some people may think that oats are cats. but there
is a difference. If you will insist on having grain from
our place, you will get good old clean outs of the best I
grade. if your animlu 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 feed,
1 §
1-033 Buy Oats Thais Clean.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
Witch you think of grain
think of Hatch. ,
6O POSITIONS
Filled by Graduates of
Merrill College
the Past Eighteen \Vecks. ‘
A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT.
Enroll NOW. All Books and Sta-
tionery FREE.
Office open daily. Visitors Welcome.
M. A. MERRILL Principal,
1111111 Gomgl Going!
At $8. 00
IssactAL rncuo 1:11.111 PACK cAusnAI. ‘\ "_
NLY A F ewr. err.
DON'T as sonny av oWAmNo us-ru. TOMORROW. uuv .10 on.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellers “chantry. Engraving, Kodaks, Film Packs and Camera luppllu
40 Wall 81.. Nam-1k. 0 00. Main 0b, 011. Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
Soft Shell Crabs. Live Lobsters. Lona’Clams
Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailu.
CUTBILLS
Bridge Fish Market: 2 f.
can omvny. '
TIL 1M—
EYESNHNNNlmu
ACCORDINGLY
Often ens attribute a Mini diurnal of vision to his eyes
Mien his glasses are wholly schism. Would nuns-1mm.
your one Mined m 1111 u . .1
gnu-”A
i1". trill. '
O. B. Jackson,
I'M session-11.1... v
u WALL cram. Iceman. or.
Butt nouIChiidten ”s School Stats
Spools] Prices on Bous’ Manhitlan Waists
, dltions were made to
‘ stocks that established gains of a
i; business
, Central Missouri Pacific. and Amalga-
1 mated Copper were most prominent.
.le A table; increases the about;
lite. tones up the animus s
I,tom aids digestion. and can
d211111111 indefinitely twith nuth
but good results. it is 1101. a I
no. stimulhtlns Noddy. tint
one which surely revitalise: the.
entire system.
‘ 1511 a bottle: 2 for 25¢.
41. 40 dozen.
lite Billiard Pluriiiacy
TH]! PRESCRIPTION 8T0“
TIL. IOALI. 15-.-
.i« at:
Maples & fiNdsanidt 00'.
(incorporated)
5011111351011 1111011115.,
Dealers In
: Sfoelu. lands. drain and
Coffee.
0mm 0 Corbett link. 09. Norwaik.
yooAv in wind. or nun.
WALL 812, 10:10 a. m.-—-Prices
. ‘ jumped in the opening dealings in the
' . stock market today to a level sharply
: above the closing of Saturday. helped
. . by the advances effected in London
‘ during
the holiday interval. Smelt-
ing rose 2%. Canadian Pacific 2%1
’- Minneapolis, St, Paul anti Sault Ste
' Marie. 1%. Union Pacific Block Island
‘ pftl.
Norfolk & Western Tennessee
Coal and Bless Sheffield Steel about
7 a point and a number of other active
' leaders a large fraction.
% tion was on a large scale and the de-
Tbe absorp-
niand was widely distributed through-
. out the list
WALL STREET 11a m~Many ad-
the list of
point or more during the first hour's
Of these 81. Paul, N. Y.
Scarccly any of the favorite stocks
1 failed to get up substantially. The de
, mand abated considerably towards 11
o'clock but price recessions were
small and were followed by recoveries
WA! L STREET. Noon “Trading
was quieter during the second hour
but the tone was notably firm and
some of the trunk line railroads and
metal sto‘cits rose to u liinhet lcv.cl’
'l‘bc firmness of the money market in-
duced some caution. Bonds were
strong
WALL STREET,1 p m.—-Excitett
buying of Reading moved it up rapidly
to 120 .‘l- 8, rise of 4 7- 8. Some of the
other coolers improved frattionally in
sympathy, but the general railroad list
was sluggish. Smelling continued to
advance and reached 127 7- 8.
TODAV'I OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goidrchmidt (10.. (ions
million Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett
Block, South Nor-walk. Telephone 158.
Open. Hi Rh. Low' 1: so
Amnl Cop 831,5 81M. 83 83%
A1110 ll: F Co 36% 36-13 36% 36%
Am Loco M 52 1'11 51%.
Am Smelt 125% 127% 125% 127
Am Sugar 139% 140 139% 139%
A 'l‘ & 8 Fe 90% 90% 904i. 90%
Hello & 0111011211. ”2% “"06 112341
Bklyn a 'r can. 119%, 09-11 69111.
Chess Ohio 55 at. 5114. mg
(1111a N w 213 218 2111 213
on at West 2115 2171. 211g 21%
on M a 81 P171171. 179% 178% 119
Colelrl 44 «it 44 44%
‘ Col South slug 2815 21111, 211%
Erie 5011. 5111 50% 5011.
Erie 1st pf sets 11m 8111 88%,
111 Central 117 177 111191177
1‘)“ & Nash 148% 149% 148% 149%
M9181 Ry 129% 1211a, 129 129%
Men Cent 1311. 2311. 23% 2111.
MKa'r am. 1117A 3115' 3414.
MKa'rpr 71a 7214 7114 1214
Mo Pacific 105% 10511. 111514 105%
Nat lat-ad 46% 48% 48% 48
N Y Central 149% 100% 149% 160%
Norf & West 85% 86%, all“ 85%
Out 0 West 54% till 54% 55
Pan Mail 44% 46 44% 45
Penn R R 14335 14374104896143
Poo (in 104% 104% 103% 103
Reading 116% 117% 110% 117%
illicit island 33 38% 81% till
Mill Pac 60% 07 00% 60%
Don R7 Co 36% 36% 35% 30
8011 R Co Milli)“ 100% 100% 100%
Tent: . a l 87 871i: 117 87%
Texas Pac 33% 36% 36% film
Futon P110 132% 133 182% 113216
U 8 Rubber 50 iii 60 50%
U 8 Steel 30% 37% 36% 30%
U 8 Steel pl 104 104911 104 104%
Wabash 211A 111% 21% 21%
-Wabash pf 42% 42%4215 if“
out Uh Tel 94% 94% 04 94
ll Cent 30% 80% 30% 30%
Dates to 11 11.111" 0300.800
Ills: lo 12 111. $412,000
‘ Maude-dud why do the Jockeys
wear those funny ittic caps?
Cisttdw—Why—«erfihose are the
handicap-.11 'itnow .uOieveiami Lead.
or.
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‘ "Shakespeare 11 knowledge Deemed to
01:1me every subiecht‘ said Mr. line- ‘
' "Yes." answered Ir. litermingtmi
flames. "About the only thing on
Which he appeared to tacit information
res Bibs Bushman theory "-—Wuhing-
on tar.
“(spenders must be “may exit-aver
gent. He told me he had a suit that
cost am
01
"You. That was his breach of prone
in stilt." «Daron Free Press.
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“1:11th 301100 hitch“ Nil W
and Knee Pants.
D. .1
' eterniita alters Aim-amenities.
contaminant"
o m a. nmw'r‘llmifi lm
0401'?
“idem-T «death
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aim;
BUYING CLOTHING TO- DAY.
LOWING PRIOEI:
02.50 AND ”-00 SUITB @
03.60 AND 04.00 BUITO @
04.50 AND 05.00 SUITE 0
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02. 50 AND 03. 00 TROUSERS @
03.50 AND 04.00 TROUSERS Q
SELLECK
Is on TH: Lie-r or Tues: INVITED To DAV: NONI? 01'...
WE OFFER ALI. OUR IOY'G AND CHILDREN'S SUIT. AT IOU
OUTING TROUSERS. ." ,
OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGII.” TROUSERS AIT V; IDRIOI. ..
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
Ill WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOIRWIALII. V
Telephone Call 324-3. ‘ . w,
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item
& PRICE
Dibble’ s
We shall have grand good green
filled Out. Peaches. good and cheap.
Watermelon. Maryland stock, fin
Potatoes, the quality to defy com
Squash at 11: lb.. Tomatoes, 50¢
Crab Apples at 50c basket, Sweet Apples for baking. Sour Apple; for cause.
Some good necking new Tundra, Eggs, three nm: Refrigerator
Eggs, at 28c dozen. Pennsylvania Fro an at 320 no ..Homa iaili fresh 0t
35c dozen. Bet your money on my fresh eggs. Grapes. Early Concord,
15c basket.
Mason's Fruit cm. at one son». * , ‘ ' \11.
Jelly Ginsu at 22c dozen. '
Monday, Labor Day, store closed all day.
Saturday.
Please have them ready.
Vices
LORENZO DIBBLE
TILQPHONI OIALL. H
Pointing to Saturdaus Sales Sept. 2nd. at
Grocers
cent at 15c dozen, Lima 300m, well
at of the year, 301:. , ‘ ’V "A! .
petition. ‘ '
basket. Bartlet Pom, 05¢ basket.
Will get Monday's order on
Waiting your orders, yours for Oar-I
Fancy California
BEST TUB BUTTER, PEN LB"
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EXTRA NICE SWEET POTATOES, PER PK., ...............
SELECTED WATERMELONSI. EACH,
items per lb. 811
Ohm]
:256.
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DlG ASG'ORTMENT OF PEACHES.
FULL LINE FRUIT
United Grocetu Co..
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
30. NORWALK. OT.
TEL. 20—3.
AND VEGETABLES.
ti. Epstein.
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my NORWALK. or.
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Horse Direct!
This Is Your Channel;
Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent.
riages, buggies, surreys, runabouta.
wagons.
This is a bone iltie necessity sale.
under the terms of their lease, claim
one and carriages in storage.
The cuts in prices are startling. if
phone or “wright."
very low prices.
‘4 LUTHER M.
lack—Now are you getting on with
Miss Huggins. old man?
Tom-$1011 but sure. 1 began at
the front gate and h vs now reached
the veranda. if no lag happens i
hope to get into the parlor this fall -
thcsgo News
. Bohr-Where did you learn to golf.
Bertie?
Be;tie-Wight berth at tiff club.
it .
Bollo~0h. nothing; only i thought it
might have been at a correspondence
ichool.«-Puclt.
“No.“ laid the actor. “1 can’t as)"
that. the critics have ever said any,
thing unkind about my acting: but to
tiell you the truth, it is somewhat mon-
otonous to and thyself continually in-
cluded among ‘the rest of the com-
puny. who 'do not call for special 3m
mention. ‘ ” ~110Mb Transcript.
A‘yisitor at a lunatic asylum noticed,
on. of the inmates walking about the
groiintll pushing in frentof him 0
“calm-row turned 11 do down.
run-1m W
011 the reason for the sputum prone
1111 and; inqulr- out
Cuts in the Prices of wagons, can
traps, farm wagons and all ports of
as the Nichols Underwear Company.
the room now occupied by thou m- j A
The whete stock must go in a few dare not.
you desire to price a wh tin can.
it in really a remarkable chance to buy ve tale: It
WRIGHT’S
Carriage Repository.
42 No. Main 81.. So. Norwallt.
lei. l04-2..
“How will you estimate the amp
lug capacity of your ring machine?
“By the mount. steak it ill
float” answered impractical in
tin-«Washington Star?
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ChoiiywOf colitis, when l speak of
me "man" 1 menu are “valet.” but
that words such bad form. *tlon‘t 7'
linemen-.1117, you wouldn't have his
call him the “valet." .
um Pannier-No. , out.» the ole
dumstanm l 1111an it would be we
ter in call him a “ltoepcri”wPhliadel
phia Prelim »
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"Arc prices regulated by the supply
.fiiid demand '
"Certainty.” universe the Trust Ila.
tutor: "by whatever supply its clients
to have on hand and whatever mad
we choose to make.” - Wuhi Igloo
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' "Did you notice the Will: 1*
“i331“... ifm Machiavmw
.1103?" 1.1311911 the mo a ti
"1,111,111.11 in. their. mum
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