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Lumi News Notes.

Peter Dekens is ill at his home in

 

Gerard Place.

 

 

There will be a dance at The Knob
Dating Club, this evening.

Special reductions in boys' school
suits at Gottleib‘s. See ad.

Miss Nina Zeluff returned yesterday
from a visit to Ocean Grove. N. .i.

 

A meeting of Court Mahackemo.
Foresters of America, will be held
September 12.

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~Peanhes 750 rind up per basket at
Joselol'f's.

 

 

The boilers and heating apparatus
have arrived for the new Concord
street school.

A Stamford furiiKcOis‘hoaitiful, com—
fortabie»—not expensive. For sale by
Horace R. Nash.

Mrs. P. H. Miller and daughter, of
Albany. are visiting Mrs. Charles
Reardon, of Taylor avenue.

Miss M. E. McCabe, of Washington

.. street. spent Labor Day with her pur-
euis, at Babylon, 1.. l.
Signs of autumn already are up-
pearing in the new dress goods, belts,
neckwear etc. at Road's. See ad.

 

 

Mrs. A. E. Baldwin. ofthe Frank-
liuy‘school, will reside this year with
Mrs. A. A. Graham. of West strcct.

Miss Gladys Barkhau, of New York.
has returned to her home, after a visit

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ron and price of your property if you
to soil. »

'"No charge for listing property.

it TAILOR 8 COM.

. Wm

Furniture emoredit at A. J. Asle-
vlas it Spa ...s

Attorney John J. Walsh is lit Bridge-
port today one. business trip.
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, Miss Jeanne Clark is seriously ill
at her home in Bataan placs,Norwa1k.
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The Hut Makers will hold a regular
meeting tonllht in Central Labor Ly—
ceum.

 

Miss 1..qu Hard, of Stamford, la the
guest of Miss Clara Byiugton, of Lin-
coin avenue.

Mrs. J. Smith. who has been In
South Norwalk for some tints, has
lgone to 661 Vanderbilt avenue, Brook-
ytt

 

George S. Raymond bookkeeper at
the Central National Bank, is in New
York City today.

 

Mr. and Mrs William F. DeKlya, of
Norwalk, started for New Yotk this
morning in an automobile

Handkerchiefs for men women and
children at special prices. Thursday,
at A. Dicker'man s. See ad.

 

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Wiillnm W. Darin, of Norwnik, has
secured a position with Morse it No
gers. shoe dealers. of Nut-walk.

 

 

Annual nine cont sale, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at the Boston
Store. Read ad. for bargains.

New fall hats in stock at Rogers and
Steven Battling bargains in suits,
trolled 9-.”941’9‘19 and ends of good
weani- ‘ Z

 

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Masai; tiria guest of her sister, Mrs. 11‘.
W. Perry, of 13 Berkeley street, Nor-
walk.

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St. Joir'n’ s Ledge A. F. and A. M.
of Norw k, will resume its fall work
Thursday night. when the second do
grw will be conferred.

 

Arthur Huntington. son of Dr. S. 11.
Huntington, of Main strcet, is taking
a course of instruction at the Pack-
atd‘busihess college in New York city,

Harold Thompson and Conrad Price,
of Norwaik. haveresunted their stud'
ies attire. Stamford High School, the
former as a senior and the latter as a
junior.

 

 

with Miss Bessie Field, of Woodward
avenue

 

Meetings of Washington (‘amp and
Olive Branch Lotigc will be bold as
usual on Thursday eventing at 8
o'clock.

 

~Veiox demonstration Saturday af-
ternoon, Sept. 9th at Beers‘. 6 South
Main street store. 2 until 5. Norwaik‘
store, 7 until 10 in the evening.

 

Raymond Brothers have the cott-
tract for a large amount of building
material to be furnished at Chappqua,
N. Y. ,

O ”—7--.— .—
- Miss Marion Starr, of Danbnry, left
this morning for her home. after a
visit with Miss Susan Seymour, West
street.

A gang of men is at work repairing
a broken water main in North' Main
street. '1 ho icak was found to be in
one of the joints or the pipe

A meeting Of the. Oiiiccrs' Associa-
tion of thc South Norwnik Fire Depart-
ment will he held on Friday night at
Old Well Truck Company‘s roonts.

Uncns Tribe held a routine meeting
last evening and made preparations
to start a large class of palefaces on
the road to tribal life at the close of
the great trading post.

A meeting of the state police cont-
mission was held at. the Capitol yes~
terday.‘ Commissioners Frank '1‘.
Brown, of Norwich. Marcus H. Hol-
combe. of Southington, John H, Perry,
of Southport and Thomas F. Egan, su-
perintcndcnt of the department, were
present: lloutiue business was trans-
acted. ‘

 

 

-l’iums' for cunning at. .iosoloff's.

 

 

The Norwnlk and Stamford delega-
tions wcrc marching down Maitt street
when one of tits hardest showers
the forenoon came down abruptly. .Th.

marchers braved the rain for a mo- 3

meat or two and than the music ceased
and everybody compared for shelter
and remained there until the shower
passed. w—Danhury News.

, Traffic. on the ruilrond has been an-
usually hcaVy the past fcw days. On
Saturday many people returned from
their vacations. every train being
heavily loaded. Some trains on the
main line were divided into sections.
Nearly all were late. Sunday being
the do before a holiday. and Monday
the ho iday itself, both contributed to
the congested condition.

Misses Genevieve (1 Creighton.
Marie 14. Roderick. Frances F. Gregm
ry,1iazel M. Rusk. Marian 11 Weeks.
Grace 11. Hanna, Elsie N. Warren, of
Namath; Susan 11. Seymour and Alice

' 1A: Fitch, at Booth Norwallt; Helen til.
Stones. of Cannon: Minute 1.. Carson,
of Reading, are among the students
registered in the lunior class of the
State Normal school, In Danbury, yes-
terday. .

 

v‘stox BIMONITRATION
AT can cross.
Thursday.

all the thirsty“

you“

‘writtlt
in

of I

t. rat, in)' p. at.
u .

On account of the smoker next Tues-
day night at the Norwalk Yacht Club
house. the dance scheduled has been
postpondd until next Saturday night
The smoker promiscs to be the host
one ever held by the club.

The sole-clinch have not yet received
any word from the government in
reference to their proposed change lit
the construction of u btidgc at lleil
island. The town fathtrs are await-
ing a reply before calling the annual
town; meeting. }

, Miss (trace Barnum, who has been
spending the summer in Milwaukee,
will arrive in town this evening to
spend the work as the guest of itor
'slster. Mrs. Charles A. 'i‘uckcr, of Main
strcot. She will then return to New
York city. to resume her work as phys.
ical instructor in one of the public
schools. .

Ex-Mayor Ferdinand 11. Smith, of
Norwalkn is an enthusiastic golfer.
There is ample evidence of this fact
in the minnture golf grounds which he
has had constructed in the rear of his
home in Main street. There the gon-
lsi ex-mayor spends a goodly portion
of his time and entertains his friends
at this strenuous game.

Law's delay is the lawyer's meat. '

 

 

 

 

 

4‘
(Molnar

THE SUCCESSFUL MAN

is always the thrifty man. TWO young
then may start In the some cities at
|the some salary. One will always re
main an employee, while the other

rins steadily and finally becomes a ..

partner and perhaps the sole owner of
the concern. Ono spent his money as
harvest, the other started a bank ac-
ed at and when a chance came he had
money to take advantage of it.

IiittStittiltNorwalit irust Go. I

off rs an oportttnlty for you to begin

saving that leads to success. The
earlier you begin the quicker your suc-
cess.

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OLDIING OUT SALE OF.

Baseball Goods

DOTS‘

Baseball Baits

 

We no not: induirlos for props» "
80nd full and complete descrtp- -

Mrs. ‘Mliry L. 'White, of Worcester, .

‘ Sou Shell Crabs, the LobSters. Lona Clams.

 
 

THE LID IS OFF ALL OUR NEW FALL HATS. COME IN AND
CHOOSE YOUR FALL “LID” FROM THE NEW SHAPES IN THE FA-g:
MOUS C. I. K. AND VOLK MAKES.

\

SNAPPY DERDIES AND SOFT HATS—COLLEGE SHAPES FOR‘
YOUNG FELLOWS—CONSERVATIVE SHAPES FOR OLDER HEADS-
SUPERB QUALITY, WHETHER YOU PAY 83.00 OR S2110, WE HAVE THE
BEST HAT MADE AT EACH PRICE.

I
BUT THE NEW FALL THINGS DO NOT YET ECLIPSE INTEREST
IN THE RATTLING GOOD BARGAINS IN SUITS, TROUSERS AND ODDS

AND ENDS OF GOOD WEARS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO PICK OUT A
SCHOOL SUIT FOR YOUR BOY AT THE REDUCED PRICES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some people may think that oats are oats, 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
grade. if your animal could speak you would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You I
may destroy the good health and appearance of your
horse by a little indifference regarding his lead,

 

L. J E Bay Oats Thais Clean. ‘1
MANUEL T. HATCH. '
i
When you think of grain ,
think of i-iatch. I
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60 POSITIONS

Filled by Gr minutes of

Merrill College

the last Eighteen Weeks. N
. ‘ ‘A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID'IT.
Day School Opcus Sept. 51h. Enroll NOW. All Books and Sta-

. iimtcry FREE.
Office open daily.

Visitors Welcome.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
' South Norwalk, Conn.

Free Demonstration of iieiox

 
 

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W. P. BEERS’ .
.1‘ BOOK AND STATIONERY arouse. . ‘
September 9th.
soars NORWALK arose—2 To 5 e. M. V \t

NORWALK STORE—7 TD 10 RM . ‘
NO CHARGE FOR MAKING PRINTS.

 
 

Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish’Received Daiitl.

CUTBILL’S

Bridge Fish Market.

ran osLtvnsv.

TEL 100-

Horse Owner I

 

I. CIT.

Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prison
left! of

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rinses. buggies.«+sumys, runahonts. traps. farm slams 3d II
wagons.

This is it hurts lids necessity solo. us the Nichols Underwear Company.
under he terms of their issue.‘clatni the room now docupi an by those luv
can an carriages in storage. The whole stock must no in a few um ith

The cutsln prices are startling. If you «lesion to price I "loll cull.
phone or “wright." it is really a remarkable chance to buy vehicles at
very low prices.

 
 

 
 

, below last night.

 

This is Your Chance I

* 31110118011113th
MAli' [118101

is' a tonic; increases the appe-
tite, tones up the nervous sys-
tem, aids digestion, and can be
used indefinitely with nothing
but good results. it is not a

more stimulating remedy, , but.
one which surely revitaliaes the
entire system.

16c a bottle; 2 for 250.
$1.40 dozen.

ihe Ollfford Pharmacy

ran ranscatr'rton arias.
TIL. can. in.

 

 

 

Maples & Goldscitmidt Go.-

uncommon.)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Boston In .

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Quinn.

am A Cot-bottltook. Io. Namath.

 

roost! in wALt. or near. '

WAL [STREET 10510 a. [TL—The
irregular movement of prices at the
opening of the stock market to—day re-
flected the unsettled opinions of the
operators in stocks. There was a
jump of 5 1-2 in Delaware & Hudson.
Hide 8: Leather pfd.. rose 1 5-8 and
lilinois Central, Texas and Pacific and
Republic Steel showed good fractional
gains. Canadian Pacific was conspic-
uous amongst the losers with a drop
of l 34 and Union Pacific ran off 84.
Reading opened unchanged and after
a tract oual advance reacted again to

WALL STREET, 11 a. m-The stock
market weakened all around. and there
were. a number of severe declines in
which the grain carriers and metal
stocks were conspicuous. Selling was
on a large scale. but was largest in a
few prominent stocks. New Haven, an
exception. gained 3. Substantial sup
port for Reading which eventually
vnrried it 1 1.2 above yesterday's
close had very little effect on the‘ gen-
eral market and that stock reached ov-
er a point.
WALL STREET, Noon—Prices gava
way again and touched a lower level
than before all around but the princi-
pal pressure was against some of the
metal stocks. Stocks which had shown
some earlier resistance yielded. Bonds
\vcre heavy.
WALL STREET, 1 p. In.-—-thtio sup
port was evident. outside of Reading
and the marks sunk gradually lower.
Reading was ruling a poln above yes-
terday's final at 1 o'clock and the list
was quiet and steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONI.
Report over the private m of
The Maples A Goldschmidt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swan: 1 Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amnl Cop 827/1. 82% 81 81%
Ant C 41F 00 36% 36% 36% 38%

Am Loco 50% 00% 49% 49%
Am Smelt 127% 127% 124% 125%
Am Sugar 139% 139% 138% 138%

AmC&FCO 36% 36% 36% 36%
ilalio & Ohio 112% 112% 111%”? '

B'klyn R 'l‘ 69% 69% 67% 67%
01188 & Ohio 54% 54% 54% 54%
Chi 61: N W 215% 2151/4 215% 215%
Ch 01 West 21% 22 21% 21%

Ch M Air St P 178% 178% 177% 177%

Col F & i 44% 44% 42% 42%
Con Gas 184 184 184 184
Del & Had 220% 220% 22044. 2205/.
Erie 110% 110% 49% 50
Erie 1st pf 83% 83% 82% 82%
(ion Eiec 181 181 181 181
ill Central 178 178 176% 176%
Lou & Nash 1491‘ 149% 148% 148%
Mot St Ry 129 129% 128 128%
Mex Cent 231/. 23% 23% 2.1%
M K a T 34% 84% 34 34
M‘ K a T pf 72 72 71% 71%
Mo Pacific 106% 105% 104% 104%
Nat Lead 47% 47% 46 40%
N Y Central 148% 148% 147‘ 148
Norf 11 West 85%. 85% 85% 8515
Out 41 West 66% 56% 04 54%
Pac Mail 4514 46%. 44 44
Penn u It 14374.: 143% 142% 142%
Poo Gas 1031410315 101ng 103%
Reading 120 120% 119% 120%
Rep Steel 21 21 20% 2014
Rock Island 33 33 82% 821,4
South Pitt: 06% 08% 80 00
Son Ry Co 38 3t) 35% 35%
Tenn 0 a l 87% BT91 85 8614
Texas Pac 37% 88 8714, at
Union Pan 132%. 132% 130% 130%
o 8 Rubber so“ toys 50% son
11 8 Steel 30% 8095' 36% 36%;
U a Steal of 104 104 102 101
Wabash 21% 21% 21 21
Wabash pf 42% 42% 42% 411%
West Un Tel 94 04 04

Wis Cent 31% 83 .8116 3114

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AAMINIANU 01'!le OIGORDIII.

ST. PETERSBURG. Bent. tl.--Prt-
vats advices from Baku. Caucasia, to-
day, say that the "Ethel: town" dis-
trict of that city is still burning. and
also the works at militant. Blblobst,
Normal and Babunto.
amount to millions of. roubles. Baku
1s overhun with . use cloud-hf
smoke and t e flames of burning build-
ings illuminated the city all night long.
it is alleged that the disorders were

 

 

as soldiers. fired on Russians and Tar-
“ram 131% Persian sonata was united
theater. but he replied-—
moose III was impossible with

‘P‘Irslan whim
CAPTURED ARMI ANQ PROCLAMA-Ill
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IS ON THE‘ LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE MONEY D
BUYING CLOTHING 70- DAY. ...... uh I»... I

WE OFFER ALL OUR EOY'S AND CHILDREN’S SUITC AT FOL,
LOWING PRICES:

42-50 AND $8.00 surrs a ‘ .V _
us. so AND 04.00 surrs Q , . ‘ ‘ . /
“'50 AND $5.90 sun‘s @ ..

ourme TROUSERS. ,r .,

s2.soANoss.odrsoussss@ WI | ~ t""t ii
$3.50 AND stoo'rsoussna @

OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT 5/; PRICE.

SELLECK _& PRIC‘T';

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. “ z'

u WASHINGTON smear. soars nOnwALn't , I I
Telephone Call 324-9. A,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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14 Tel. call 338-5.

The lull“!

 
 
 
 

some by Armanlass who, disguised "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Poiniina to Saturdails Sales Sept. 2nd. at
Dibbie’ s Grocers ‘.

We shall have lrand good green corn at 15c dozen. Lima Donna. well
filled out. Peaches, good and cheap.

Watermelon. Maryland stock, fin eat of the year, We.
Potatoes, the quality to defy com petition.

Squash at 1c "1.. Tomatoes, 50c basket. Bartlet Pears. 859 basket.
Crab Apples at 50c basket. Sweet Apple: for baking, Sour Apples for nation.
Some good cooking new Turnips, Eggs, three sorts: R erlgoratof
Eggs, at 28c dozen. Pennsylvania Fro sit at 32c dozen, Home laid fresh, I!
3:: 301:". Eat your money on my fresh eggs. Grapes, Early Coupon-d.)
1 as at. . -

Mason's Fruit Jars, at 60c dozen.
Jelly Glasses at 22c dozen.

Monday, Labor Day, store closed all day. Widget Monday's order-on
Saturday. Please have them ready. Waiting your orders, your. for nor:
vice.

LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALI... EH.

...

Fancy California Hams per; lb. 86

BEST TUB BUTTER PER LB..

 

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EXTRA NICE SWEET POTATOES, PER PK., ........... .. ....... . .. . 266,,
SELECTED WATERMELONS, EACH. ................... ' ............. 26¢.
FANCY EVERGREEN CORN. PER 002., ............. ..... . ..... . 1505s
VERY FINE TOMATOES, PER GT., ........................... ..... 60;

BIG ASSORTMENT OF PEACHES.
FULL LINE FRUITAND VEGETABLES.

United Grocers Co..

20 NORTH MAIN IT. 1 "
SO. NORWALK. CT.
80—8.

M. Epstein

or so safer. ..
nor NORWALK. or. ~ '
Til- . rat... ate—a. ~

Peaches I Peachesi

THE NICEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN. WE MADE;
ARRANGEMENTS WITH ONE OF THE LARGEST PEACH GROWERC IN
TOWN AND WE CERTAINLY WILL SUPPLY YOU FOR CANNING A
BETTER FRUIT AT A LOWER PRICE THAN ELSEWHERE. V

 

THIS IS ABOUT THEIR HEIGHT OF THE SEASON AND YOU DITA.

TER GET YOU'RE SUPPLY IN WHILE THEY LAST. ‘
YELLOW CROFUT FREE STONE PEACH PER CASKET 70o AND ,1“.

WE HAVE SOME NICI PLUMS FOR CANNINO.

Louis Jaselo

.. NORTH MAIN eraser, ' “
saints NORWM . .

EYES Militia—- gamma...»

mum-mm alum or violent. as.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

when tits at are wholly whim Would it not be well
your on- u- m . «l
11". VIII.

 

‘ O B. Jackson.

Initiate Optician. 1' _
a mu. ITIII‘I'..., . sodium.

 
 
 

 

PANlc IN “hell-011A. ”Am.
BAROMNA again. Boptombo r it.
ante prevails are over the sitar.
chill o agitation. Tourists are their
darting tho hotels anti leaving the city.
The line have soiled a Socialist ps-
agplnudtng the recent bomb

explosion .

 

 

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w or "a

81'. Mltufllibfim
A moon hull“

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

mind—unnuuun-
rs ranks sou rut. overt.
AL ’0‘. 8D street.-