'PHONI m ‘PURE tor Cass-n AND FRESH CANDY LANE’S II WASHINGTON ST. local News Notes. Dr. Baldwin, of'Norwalk, spent Sun. day in Georgetown. Miss Daisy Wadhams was a guest of friends in Georgetown, last week. Perfect fitting suits at money saving prices at Selleck & Price. See ad. -——Hot lunch all day at Saunders, Railroad avenue. Latest models of. fall raincoats now on hand at Road’s. Prices reasonable. See ad. Miss Kate Bartram, of High street. Norwalk, is spending the day in Bridgeport. Clarence Rose, of New York, Is a guest of his cousin, Edwin H. Burr, of Norwallt. Edith Perry and Ethel Mills, of Georgetown, are attending school in South Norwnlk, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slansou, of Harriet street, will spend this evening in Bridgeport. Miss Gertrude Magner left yester- day for Milford to attend Lauraltou Hall Seminary. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keneticio, of Water street, Norwaik David W, Raymond attended the Undertakers' convention, held yester- day In New Haven, -—-The fourth annual dance given by the popular Itototl Point Orchestra, to- morrow night. American Band, 20 pieces. rain or shine. Mr, and Mrs. W. ii. Hunter, of Georgetown, were the guests of Mrs. Katc Hunter over Sunday. William G. Crockett is attending the reunion of the Eighth Connecticut Volunteers at New Haven today. Miss Margaret Manner has return- ed home after spending six weeks in Boston and Northampton. Mass. Miss A. It‘. Gina, of Matlluriscotta. Maine, has [well a recent guest or Miss Lucy A. Wickcs, of Orchard street. ,_ There will be an extra dance at the Norwalk Yacht Club Saturday eliciting, and this will be the last of the son- son. —~Arc you protected against loss by burglars? We write Burglary insur- ance. Taylor til. Golden. The Boston Store's great 131/1 cent sale (loses Saturday Dont fall to take advantage ot the, bargains otter- ed. Set ad. Miss Nellie Willcock, of Brooklyn, in visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Il‘orrls, Elm Grove street. The barge Chester Griswold has 111'- rlved with a cargo of iron for the Colonial lt‘ourldry and Machine Com— pan! The liliddit it‘ive Mile River School has sent a large number of bouquets of flowers to the Sunshine Band. in New York Tho month's mind mass for the late Thomas 1‘. Kllldlliou will be sung to- morrow morning at :1 o'clock at St. Joseph’s Church. ‘ A load of Gcovgia pine has arrived in Norwalk for the Iiubhnli, Hull and Randall Lumber Company, on the schooner Margaret Vane. A special mot-ting of the Epworilt League will In- hold at the close of the prayer meeting Ill llil‘ ll‘irst Meth— odist Episcopal Church tonight. Mrs, Emily Spear returnod to her home in Brooklyn, 'I‘uesday, after having been the guest of Mrs. Char- lotte it. Corbett, of Cedar street, A regular meeting of Norwalk Lodge, 13. P. t). 111.. was held last even- ing, at which several matters of much Importance in the lodge were taken up. A business meeting of the South Norwaik Baptist Church will be held this evening immediately at the close of the regular weekly prayer meeting. ——-We will bond you. den. . _ Lester P‘nut, formerly of South Nora walk. who recently went to Ohio to' Work in a factory, has resigned his position and gone to Lexington, Ity.,t where he will become a jockey. The meme‘bors of the South Nor- waik Rita and Drum Band returned this harm from Babylon, L. I. where they participated in the tournament and parade or the tire department. The members of Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem, will atmdta lawn party to be given this events: at the home of Mrs. Zelutf In Darlen. A good time is expected. Mr. Dikeman. who has been actlnz as day ticket agent at the enstnbounli, railroad station in South Norwalit for some time, is at present enjoying a tow days mention. and M .Beors is substituting tor him. nor Syrop organ. Pins lo a ..1 1+ valuable ”may“ 101.111.1131.". and J. Taylor a oat-l Buralllrll insurance. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE , AND ‘ WE WILL BOND YOU. 1 I . Enveldpes for 2111 a box for Baturv tiny at Nelson‘s. The schooner from Nova Scotia, cargo of pulp in Norwalk for the St. George Pulp and Paper Company. Francis , New crop of formosa Oolong Tea 1 Just received at Charles II}. Seymour's. lNone better to be found in the City. It you have never tried these goods call at the store for a sample. Big variety fish at Capt. Ducross. All fresh, and selling at. reasonable prices. See ad Louis Hendricks, the Norwalk boy who had- the end of his nose‘practlc- ally torn off by a dog, has about re- covered. The wound has loit hardly a. trace of its presence, so perfectly has it healed. Miss S. S. Tillotson is now show- ing a full line of the latest ready-to- year hats for the Fall season. A regular business meeting of South Norwalk Conclave, Improved Order of . Heptasophs. was held last evening. Routine business was transacted. The . conelnve has moved from its quarters Hull, Washington street. The schooner Robert T. Graham is discharging a ”cargo of brick at the Meeker Union Foundry dock for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, for use in constructing the new underground conduit which is being built through Norwnlk. Contractor Dudley 14}. Hoyt and the scloctnlcn went to Hell Island yester- day, and looked ovor the work that has been done on the new Boll Island bridge. The plans for th: new trestle suspension bridge which the select— tncu are now in favor of are still in tho hands of the government officials at Washington, CUP. NEWPORT, it. 1., September 14.— Fourteen schooners and sloops went, away at 19 o‘clock today for a 38- mile race to compete for a can offer. ed by Vice-Commodore Henry Walters or the New York Yacht Club. With the exception of the Sybarita, all the yachts which participated in the Astor cup race yesterday were entered to- day. The yachtslncn were favored with excellent. weather conditions. The air was clear and a fresh north breeze was blowing. PROHISITING SALE OF REVOL- V593. ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 14.-A proclamation signed by Assistant Min- ister of the Interior Trepofl‘ llns been posted throughout St. I’etersburg again prohibiting the sale of revolvers or ammunition to the public and also forbidding army otliccrs to IIUI‘l'IIIISt.‘ revolvers or ammunition without the permission of their superiors. chtor- day the authorities searched the mar- kets, 1.:onflscalcd all the arms and am- munition which were for sale and flood the dealers. OPPOSITION TO UNITING COLON- IES. KINGSTON, Island of St. Vincent. Septelllber 14.—~The British govern- ment has issucd a notico proposing a pleasure to lIIlIlt' the colonies of Grou- ada 11nd St. Vincent. to form 11 single colony. The proposal has met. with strong opposition locally. Any 11t- tcmpt to force 11 bill to this efieci through the legislature will cause scr- ious disaffoctlon. A similar attempt in lttltl created a disturbance neces- sitnliug tho prcsonce of a British guu~ boat to restore order. *w- ”—1... YELLOW FEVER FORCE AT WORK NEW ORLEANS. September 14.——‘ With stops ill progress to depopulato both Tallulah and Lake Providence as much as poslhlc and with ample fever force at work at both places, the coun- try situutlon shows somr- improvement as to ycllow foyer. The first suicide due to yellow fever has been reported. Angoonio Congelo. an Italian, washi- tllcltod by the disease. in his delirium he got out of bed. secured a revolver and killed himself. .. .. ... .. >$ A Safe Deposit Box in the vault of The south Norwalk ‘ Trust Co. will protect your valuables from fire and burglars both day and "1113111. ,y‘. Bases At $4.00 Per HEADQUARTERS FOR SOUVENIII ”POST. CARDS. TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN. m Gooduow, is discharging a in South Main street to Mystic Chain ' 1 RACE FOR COMMODORE WALTERS This week sees straw hats in the attic and Fall hats to the front. , Choosing-your Fall hat here gives you theypick of all the . approved shapes in Derbles and salt hats, and assures you the best hat for the money, whether you pay $3 or $2. For young fellows and other fellows who feel young, rakish college shapes in soft gray soft hats, $2 and $3- C. & K. and Volk Derbics,- none so good for the money, $3 and $2. Hats and caps for boys, too. The more particular you are about style and character in your clothes, the more you’ll appreciate the new Fall models in. suits and top coats we present for your approval. Come and get acquainted with the new styles. 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 oats 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 feed. it: Buy Oats Thais Clean. “ “t MANUEL T. HATCH. When you think pfgraln think of Hatch. ”Merrill College Stamford and South Norwalk. llcparilllcrtts of BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAN D, OFFICE PRACTICE. .TYPEWRITING, ENGLISH. l‘i'N’l‘liR thi1Nl‘1AY. Hooks and Stationery I‘Rlili. \- w 1 No extras at Merrill. . M. A. MERRILL. Principal. .____. ”wraw - .. W... REMEMBER WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE- LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND RE-DEVELOPER. .__...— REMEBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND FIE-DEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelll W. P. BEERS’ Booksellers, DIIIIOI‘W'I'y. Engraving, Kodaks, Film Packs and Camera lupollu 49 Wall BL, Norwolk sac. Main St. 80. Moi-walk. Telephone Connection. so? gallons. Lire 101.111.1511. CE}; Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh Fish Received Dailu. CUTBILL’S Bridge Fish Market FREE DILIVIRY. Horse Owner ! This Is Your OhCncel ‘ t .Fifty Per Cent. Cuts In the Price! of we no. can arrays, runaboumWraps. tam wagons and ti sorts of Tuninmvl rinses. bouts... . wagons. This I! a boon. this necessity sale. as tho Nichols Underwear Company. under the terms of their lease, claim the room now occupied by those was- ons and carriages In atoms. The whole stock must ‘10 in a few days now. The cutsin prices are startling. It you desire to price a wagon call, phone or "wright." it is really a remarkable chance to 11111 vehicles at very low prices; Grape Juice. dis a pure. unformented 111ml» ‘ prepared from selected Concord? grapes. It is one at tho I110“ . rotrcsulns and ‘ neonatal: bever- ages that can be drunk. We handle It In bottles; also serve it at the fountain. 1-2 pint, 15c; 1 pint. 2511: 1 quart, 50c . 'Iilo lillfford Phtfmmy. THR PRESCRIPTION STORE TIL. CAI-L Ill-1 WW9 Maples d boldsollplldt (So. ‘ Uncommon GOMMISSION BRlIKERS. Stocks. Bond: 21'!!!) and Cotton. 1 swan: a Corbett slack, in. Norwalk. TODAY IN WALL II REIT. WALL STREET, 10:10,:1. m.—-The opening in stocks today.‘was mainly higher than last night, but. with slight irregularity in sympathy, with Lon- don, where the Improvement of the market on account of thejretentlon of the Bank of England rate did not extend to the American department. American Smelling was run 11p 1 3-4 after the opening and t2 Paul rose. 3-4 and Minneapolis, St; Patti and Sault Ste Marie pfd. 1. .The trading was only on a moderate scale. WALL STREET.11 a Ira—The mar ket advanced on the scare tactics that were pursued yesterday selected stocks being bid up vigorously with a sympathetic hardening elsewhere Of these Smelling made the. most prog- ress, with a rise of 2 St. Paul. Northern Pacliic and Rea lug Improv- ed 1496171511, anti Great Northern, pfd. Missouri Pacific Amalgdi'nated Cop- per. Tenn, Coal and Hide and leather Md. 1. Profit taking 3111 St. Paul, Reading, Union Pacific, v’§\tneitinp; 11nd Amalgamated Copper, lch forced them back nearly a poi t, weakened the list and prices fluctuated irregu- iariy. WAI L STREET. noon.—-A riso In the southwesterns counted in Mis- souri Pacific, which advanced briskly 2 1-8. The market was affected by sympathy, but only fractionally. Bonds \vcro steady. _ . WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-'I‘he vol- ume of business was of small propor- tions, btlt prices tended upwards. leading stocks were lifted sharply from time to time without eliciting any substantial offerings. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wire. of The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Com mission Brokers, Ewart: & Corbett Bloch. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 :30 Am Loco 49% 49% 49% 49% Am C dz 1‘" Co 35% 35% 35% 35% A111 Loco 41% 49% 49% 49% Am Smelt 12.11% 1271-51. 123% Irma A111 Sugar 138% 139 138% 139 A T & S We 90% 907A; 90% 90%, A T & S I“ pf 105 105 105 105 Ilallo at Ohio 111% “1% 111% 111% B‘ltlyu R '1‘ 68 09% 68 6111/3 .‘llo‘s & Ohio 54 Si. T1494 54% 54% Ch (It West 21% 211% 21% 21% Ch M a St r 1781/. 179 irsu. 171111. Col I" k l 42% 43V. 42% 43 Col South 28 28 28 28 Del & liud 218 218 217% 217% Eric 50% 51% 50% 51% Erie 1st, pf 83 83 83 83 Ill Central 179% 179% 179% 179% Lon d't Nash 148% 149 148% 149 Manhattan 106 166 100 160 incl. at 11y 12711. 127% 127% 127% Max Cent 23% 23%| 23% 23% M K & 'l‘ 34% 34% 34% 34% M K d '1‘ pf 71% 7131. Mo l’nciilc 105711 107% N Y Central 148 148% 148 148 Norf & Wont 84% .8495 84% 84% Out It West 54% 54% 54% 64% Penn RR 142% 143% 142% 143% Reading “8% 119% 118% 119% Rock island 82% 33% 92% 33% South Psc 88% ill-ill. 98 98% Son lty Co 35% 85% 35 86% Tenn (3 d1 1 85% 86% 351A, 80% Texas Pac 37 37' 39% 37% Union Poo 131% 132 180% 131% U 8 Steel 36% 89% 36% 36% U 5 Steal of 103% 10414. 103% 104% Wabash 21% 21 ,4 21% 21% Wabash pf 42% Ill 42% 43 West Un Tel 94% 94% 94% 94% WII Cent 31% 31%“ 31% 81% IIDOIFORD I'II‘AgLIIMIsOINTINu BIDDIMI‘ORD, Maine. September 14 ”Perfect weather permitted an auto piolouu beginning oi the celebration of the semi-centennial of the City of Biddeford to-day and thousands of people from this section or the stats took part. The opening Went was a military. civic and trades arctic. Ills- torlcni exercises follow with 0011‘ ere-11mm A. 1.1. Allon,of Alfred,“ the principal speaker. The cit elaborately decorated In honor a the anniversary. IMILTINO COMPANY DIVIDEND. NW YORK. September 14.-’l‘he Ills sectors of the American 81110!an and Refining Company today declared a quarterly dividend of 14s per cent. on the common stock. This in an advanc- ot it or I per cent. om taunt pro- vince rats and Increases the dividend ratefromfltoflporoont. Titers i warmly dividend of III on CLOTHING andSHOES j HOWEVER ENTHUSIASTIC WE MAY BE OVER OUR CLO- THING AND SHOES. WE DO NOT 'WANT TO GO UP IN THE AIR. YOU CAN GET JUST AS GOOD CLOTHING AS OURS: BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IT FROM AN EXCLUSIVE CUS- TOM TAILOR, AND PAY EXCLUSIVE PRICES FOR THEIR LA- BOR, OVER OUR PRICES. PERFECT FITTING SUITS AT MON- EY SAVING PRICES. ' ' COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. FOR SOFT HATS, 25 AND 50 CE NTS. DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. HERE. SELLECK 81 PRICE; HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. i ' “ .5; .1 WASHINGTON STREET. scorn noawanr. 1! Telephone Cali 324-2. 1* SWELL FANCY BANDS ‘ FALL SHOES ARE REA- THE CHASE DERSIES .ARE t, l was also declared. m. What’s doing at Dibble’ 5 Grocery Holding Tub Butter down to 25¢: yet, which In rather «mucous. V Our- Clover Hill Print Butter In giving great satisfaction. in' quality and price, 281: lb. Will have Country Gentleman Corn, Saturday, at 156 don. Peaches, flue large fruit, 10: qt. Bartlett Pears at 65c. Sickle Pears. Fall Pippin Apples. Got the Grumman Potatoes of us if you want nice size and white nook- oro, 25c puck. Stock of new fresh muted Java and Mocha Coffee just in. The boot in town, 32c lb. Try It. The Ivory Soap people are putting opt a new Naphtha Soap, in competition with Fall's Naphtha. it Is a pure white Soap, veryfnloc, 5c bar. Try. Call attention to particularly good Cheese. Cheese. you will appreciate thlo,16c lb. Hope to nerve and satisfy. LORENZO bIBBLE], TELEPHONE CALL. 8H It you are a lover of good ..._. - ...... .W .. ...._- a- Here Is loll Opportunity 10 Get Your Sign Fol Gunning WE HAVE A FINE SUPPLY OF PEACHES FROM 50¢ PER BASKET UP. TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASING A BASKET OF PEACHES WE WILL GIVE 20 lbs. Sugar for $1.00 umrzo'oaocznv COMPANY, 49 FORT IT. EAST NORWALK. CT. TIL» 819—3. 20 NORTH MAIN IT. SO. NORWALK. CT. TEL. 80—0. AND CLAIIII MUST II CHANGED EYES CHANGE ............. Often one attributes I locket slum-u of ‘vlolon to III. eyes when his plans. or. wholly to blame. Would It not in well to have your eyes examined anoint IT'S FREE. 0. B. Jackson, ‘ ; "Mull. DWI“ II WALL CTIIIT. NORWALK. CT. 111111111111 11111 Illil 1111111 We heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and It‘s all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. bcst stock. lint don’t take our word for it. Try 11 load and prove t to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if it’s all right, gave us a chance at your Winter's Coal We are here to do business. Telephone 113- 3. require cosmolo- soon» or istor. Defective eyes, anion stronlthonod will ALL EYE! . classes. become more weakened. The proper glue on otter: work proton- ' ttvo wonders If and in A"? HOY‘I‘ Roir ‘ sou-1’. OEIIR' mamas. can. 14031 Room 9. Unit!“ and! ABuilding. Telephone Apolotmmtl at. convalescent local-day” woman. 7-4. 7 OIIIOO hours In- 1: III. 18149-0100. is , Day Your Cloaks, Skirts and may f m m min. ' It will son you may N: that on the mm. W: norm o W m The Fair Cloak
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