‘ Inent at‘ 2‘ p. ICE can ‘ ' AND .FRESII‘ CANDY . or LAN E'S It uranium-on or. «M Local Neal titties. Tube Rose Flour Doc bag. at the United Grocery Company. A regular meeting of Butler Lodge, 1 0.0. F., will be held this evening. Delicious Elgln Creamery butter on: 11' 25c per pound, at the New York Grocery Company. Hurry Ferris. salesman for the Cro- fut & Knapp Company, has returned to South Norwalk for a few days va- cation. Miss Ruth Shepard of Bethel, re— cently tendered a whist patty in honor of the Misses Susan Seymour and Blossom Smith. who have been visit- ing her. It -—We will hand you. Taylor & Gol- en. Uncas Tribe, 1.0. R.M.,hold a business meeting last eVenlng at which plans were made for the opening 01 the trading post. Other routine busi- ness also came up. Merrill Night School opens October «I. A corps of excellent teachers. up- to- date methods, and a well appointed school are Merrlll Specialties. Send for Catalogue and enrollment blank. [Ex-Commodore P. G. Sanford, of the Atlantic Yacht Club, was in town last night calling on friends. He bad Just returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at Crow island, Me.. and Block island, R. I. .«Don't let the little ones suffer from eczema or other torturing skin diseases. No need for it. Dean's Ointment cures. Can't harm the most delicate skin. At any drug store, 50 cents. v The Norwaik Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Historical House at 3 o‘clock; board of manage- In." Teen Will-be served by the officers of the chapter. Miss Harriet S. Rider. who has been ill at her home in Cottage avenue for the past two weeks. is now convalesc- ing. and hopes to be able to resume business at her parlors in the United Bank Building at an early date. A large manufacturing concern which desired to locate here was turn- cd away yesterday by the Merchants‘ and Manufacturers' Association, owing to the fact that the concern wanted a factory already erected. and could not wait to have one btlllt. ~--Aro you protected against loss by burglars? We write Burglary insure ant-c ’i‘ayior it Golden. it) (‘ Johnson the preprietor of the Russell llotel III Chicago. is making a stay in South Norwalk that he may ro- new old acquaintances and visit his relatives. -Mr. Johnson was the first clerk in the Mahackenio Hotel. He went west and did well. The Boston Store to going to make some changes in the interior arrange- ments of their store, and to get all the goods pessiblc out of the way 01 the carpenters, will make special priccs this ,wock. Read particulars or . this alteration sale In today's ad. 1, Altxnndet. who was recently In- jured by a fall from his wigon still in a serious condition, and it can- not ill-I yet he ascertained whether he has sustained internal Injuries or Iiot. He has two fractured ribs and several cuts and Ui‘liiiisti on Ills head. l)r. Cronin la in ttcndanco. RALLY DAY NEXT SUNDAY. First Methodist Church Planning for «Day. Beginning with the class meeting at 9: 30 o ”clock next Sunday morning. and continuing until the evening service. there will be special features in all the services of the First Methodist church. next. Sunday. A special Sou- venir Bulletin will be Issued. there will be special iiorai decorations appro- priate sermons by the pastor and spa ciul music by the choir. in the Sun- day school there will be rendered a most attractive program, the chief feature of which will be an address by the Rev George Drew Egbert pastor of the Norwalk Congregational church. The Men's Bible Clans Ivill attend In a body The pastor. the Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan is making a rapid visitation of his parish this week. greeting the families after vacation and delivering special invitations for Rally Day. llTTIR THAN IPANKIND. Spanking “does not cure children of bad wetting. if it did there would be few children that would do it There is I condittutlonai cause for this 1111. It. Summers. Box 516, Notro Dame. ind, will send her home treatment to ~ any mother. 13th nits no money. Write her today if your children trout ble you in this way. Don't blame tho 1"?” The chances are it can‘t help Our syrup I! won. Pine r and for AUTOMOS D INSURANCE AND WE WILL BOND YOU. mice a mm. mm «WALL STREET reruns . Councilman .licnry Malhais Will Sand Bill to Trolley Company and Expects itio ho Patti Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg and his force of assistants will prob- ably complete the work of repairs about the trolley tracks at the west end of Wall street today. Councilman Henry Matheis, of the highway department. said yesterday that some people supposed that he in— tended to rip the tracks up and make general rcpaIIs. which was erroneous. All that he intended he says from the ilrst was to put the roadway in a passable condition. When asked about the pay for the work, he said that the number of loads of crushed stone used and the men‘s time would be figured up and the bill sent to the Connecticut Rall- way and Lighting Company. “Will you get your pay?" Mr Math- els was asked. “Well we' re going to try," was the reply. The opinion has been expressed by some people that the move on the part 01 the city will result in litigation Street Commissioner Keilogg’ s meth- od of procedure was to first scrape off several loads of mad about the rails and fill the decllvitios with crushed stone. Mayor Buxton, Mathels and City Engineer Charles N. Wood were among those who looked over the work yesterday. Many pri‘ vate citizens also viewed the opera~ tions with interest. DARIEN MAN'S ANTICS. Drank Champagne in Norwalk With a Lady Friend and Then Became Hilarious. A well known Darien sporting man furnished considerable amusement for a crowd in Wall street, waalk oar- iv last night. Darlen' s offering In the sporting line had supper, champagne being on the menu. with a lady friend fluids. then the couple started for a I ve Champagne is an excellent beverage but it does not steady horse Ieins in a. mans hands. The truth of this was quickly provcn and the horse was tak< en charge of by a young colored man who did not Iide far. A light was placed on the dash of the smart runa‘ bout wagon and during the operation the effervescent liquid which sells for $4 a quart caused such a lively oon versationai mood on the part. of the man that soon there were about fifty people viewing the scene. “Your talk is causing a crowd in come around." exclaimed the woman. With this remark she caught up the reins anti the whip and started the horse off at a lively gait. A short time later the vehicle came back through Wall street and contained two men. OBITUARY NOTES. MRS. MICHAEL ZEICLEII, Tile death of Mrs. Augusta Zolglor. wife of Michael Zelgler, of 37 Water street, South Norwalk, occurred this morning at the Norwalk Hospital front Bright's disease. Mrs“ Zeigler was born in Germany in 1800. She is sur- Ilvcd by her husband. The arrange- Inents for the luneral have not yet been completed. JOE KliS. Joe Kite the eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs Stephen Ktls. of liaby liill Winnipauk. died yesterday. it‘un- ctai service-s will be held tomorrow afternoon and interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mll.’l‘0N F. Milton F. died pitaI. CROSBY. Crosby. of New Canaan. Monday in tho Stamford line He was 18 years old. and was the son of LI well Crosby SATURDAY EVENING FROM 7 UNTIL S. ALL DEPARTMENTS: GENERAL BANKING. IAVINos DEPARTMENT. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPT. Merchants take immore cash on Saturday than all other days‘ ,combiued. Woudn't it be well to deposit it in our strong vaults Saturday night and not carry it around until Monday? .. THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST'OO. ' NIw LINI or Colored Scavenir Post Cards or NORWALK AND scorn sonwALK. TO BE FINISHED TODAY . Councilman ' “idol most valuable mm for Coughs out Scion Flotilla". to III. III! “I”! YOUNG FELLOWS WHO KNOW WHAT’S WHAT IN HAT STYLE. CAN NOW BUY THE CHASE SHAPE IN SOUTH NORWALK. ORIGIN- ALLY DESIGNED FOR YALE MEN ONLY. THE DEMAND FOR THIS SMART BLOCK HAS SPREAD ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. NATUR- ALLY WE ARE SELECTED TO DIST RIBUTE IT IN THIS TOWN. CHASE DERIIES ARE D3- GOOD OLD C. d. K. HATS AND VOLK HATS—ND NEED TO SAY MORE—42 AND 03. DUNLAP AND HARRINGTON BLOCKS, AND A FEW SPECIAL DI- SIGNS OF OUR OWN. 32 AND S3. PLENTY OF THE COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. ALL THE NEW SHADES. FANCY BANDS. S2 AND 83. NOT TOO EARLY TO ORDER YOUR FALL SUIT. IF YOU WANT US TO MAKE IT. BROAD CHOICE OF THE NEW FABRICS, S10 TO “5 THE SUIT. ALL THE NEW FALL STYLES IN READY-TO'WEAR SUITS, TOP COATS AND RAINCOATS ARE READY, AND SNAPPY FALL FUR- NISHINGS TOO. Some people may think that cats 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. it 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. ‘ (1 43,3332; Buy Oats Thata Clean. -, N- MANUEL T. HATCH. '_ When you think of grain , _ i think of Hatch ,3, . MERRILL NIGHT scant“, 01m"... OPENS OCT, 4; BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND MECHANICAL DRAWING TYPEWRITI ENGLISH BRANCHES A corps of exceiiqn teachers up to data methods. and I well-appoint- ed school are r , MERRILL SPECIALTIES. ’\ Semi for Ct. logos and Enrollment Blank. ‘. M. A. MERRILL, Principal South Norwaik. Conn. ‘ \ TELEGRAPHY REMEMBER WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE- LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNIN AND FIE-DEVELOPER. ‘ REMEBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF YELOX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE- DEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film Exolusivelu, W. P. BEERS’ nookullm Stationery, Wail IL. Norwalk k. Engraving, Kodaka, Film Paola and Osman Supplies 0 So. Main St. Io. NOMIIK. Toiophono Connection. ' annotations 600 DOZ. All Other Kinds of Fresh Fish. Lobsters And Clams Received Dolls CUTBILL’S Bridge Fish Market. TEL IDS- FREE DELIVERY. PARIS CLOAK 8o SUIT HOUSE. OFFERS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE OF STOCK Bl- OARDLISO OF 00 IT. POLKA DOT WAISTS ............................................. SKIRTS IIIUIIIDIIIIJ‘OIIIOIIIII-IIIIIIIsenses-IIOOIOCDIOIIIIIII‘1'“u' RA'NcoAT.IDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'III-IOIIIIIOOODIIIIIIIIIII.0u FALL SUITS................................................... SILK SUITI.FORMERLY SIS............................... IRILLIANTINI SUITS ............:. WHITE LINEN SHIRT WAIST SUITS CHILDREN DRESSES 1.... ......... . AFIW LARGE SIZE WAIOTS.SIZIS 4D, 42 AND 44. ‘HWIRI WORTH FROM Isoo TOUOO AT .135. COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. 33 South Main Street. South. railt IISIIOIOIIIIIIOIIIIIII IISQIIICIIISIIAIIIOIIIII Now IDIOIISOOIIOIIOIIIS Now IY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE'VE IUILT OUR SUSI- NISI TO ITS PRIOIN‘I’ MAONITU DI. ' IY OOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WI MEAN TO HOLD THAT BUSINESS AND INCREASE IT. , Irated buying of tile .ugh priced rail- ‘ buying of some of the Southern and ‘ DYSPIPSIA CD“. is guaranteed tenure dyspepsia It restores the digestive iuices and strengthens the stomach. it yours is a light case. it will Quickly relieve and care you. Chronic cases are easily cured. but of course the treatment is necessarily longer. We refund the money in every case where it does not prove satisfactory. Price 60c and 81.00 bottle. "to Olliford Pharmacy THII PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. DALL II-I. «0W Maples & 00111301th 00. (IDODMI‘IIMJ COMMISSION BROKERS. Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. . Swan: I Corbett Ilook. Io. Not-walk. TODAY IN WALL I'I REIT. WALL STREET, 10: 10 s. m -—-0pen- ing prices of a majority of stocks to- day were higher than last night, but the were enough losses to make the tone. slightly irregular. Minneapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie rose 2. Canadian Pacific 1 5-8 and Reading and Smeltlng about a point. Kansas & Texas pfd fell 7- 8. WALL STREET. ll 3.. m.-Concen~ road stocks led to a general advance. Transcontinental stocks were in good demand and there was also effective Eastern stocks. The specialties did not figure prominently in the rise. WALL STREET. Noon -——Reading and St. Paul led the active list with gains of over 2 points Great Nor- thern pfd. extended its rise to 7. Nor- thern Pacific 3%, new York. New Ha- ven and Hartford 2%. and Northwest era. 1% Outside of these the gains of the first hour were Increased, but slightly but the trading was active and varied. Bonds were firm. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. M9011 OVOI' m0 DHVILO m of The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com- mission Brokers. Swat-ts I; Corbett Block. South Nor-walk. Telephone 158. Open. High Low. 1 .30 Amal Cop 8:114 82% 811.9 82% Am C & 1“ Co 36% 319% :itifix. sou. Am C & F pf 100 100 100 100 A mlxtco 53% 54 53% 54 Am Smelt 127 127% 127 127% Alli Sugar .139 139% 139 139% A T a S Fe 90% 90% 90% 90% A T h S F pf 105 105 105 105 "site &. Ohio 112% 113% 112% 113. li‘kiyn R T 58-31. 59% any. 59‘“. Chen & Ohio 59 59% 59 59% (‘hi & N W 215 216% 215 216% Ch Gt West 21% 21% 21% 21% (1h M & St P 179% 1811.4 179% 181% Col 1‘ & l 43% 441311 437. 44% Del & Hud 217% 217% 217% 217% ill Central 179% 181% 179% 1811/. Lou & Nash I50 151% 150 150% Manhattan 105% 166% 16614 165% Moi. Si Ry 1267;. 127% 12611; Mex Cent 23% 23% 23% M K It T 33% 34 33% M K & T pf 691,4 6914 68% 119 Mo Pacific 107 1.45 107 107% Nat Lead 40 46 40 46 N Y Central 151 152% 151 152% Norf 8: West 85% 8013 85% 85% Cat & West 53% 54% 53% 54% Pac Mail . 44% 41% 44% 44% Penn R it 144% 1417/9 144 144% Foo Gas 104 104 103% 103% Reading 120%, 122% 120% 121% Rep Steel 24 24% 24 24% Rock Island 33% 337,11 33% 33% South Pac 07% 68% 67% 68% Son Ry Co 85711 36 35%? 86 Son Ry Co pf 101% 102 101% 103 Tenn 0 & I 86% 88% 86V, 88 Texas P110 36% 36% 36% 36% Union Pac 132 133% 132 133 U 8 Rubber 56 57% 58 57% U S Steel 33% 57% 36% 37% US Steel pf 101% 104% 104% 1041/, Wabash 23 ' 28% 23 23% Wabash pf 43% H 43% I836 CAPTAIN VERITY HURT. I“ starting Lover of steamer Addie V. at Rock Owner on the Log. Captain William H. Verity, of the towing‘ steamer Addie V.. was very painfully injured this morning while on the steamer. Captain Verity was in the engine room and was endeavor- ig to start the engine in some man- wlth tremendous force and struck his irated with pain and unable to stand upon the Injured limb. Dr. W. B. Bean was called and tool: Captain Ver- ity to his allies where it was near- tained that no bones were broken. Captain Verity will be laid up for sev- eral days though as the result of the accident. . I‘m—nan...“ NNIIOBOD WthK‘IR IN‘JU‘flfiEO.m e urrs, w s crop or a. Colonial Column Oom many, inst with titanium! accident on outlay. He was at work It a bun Ia‘w. rippl also I place of ti her. when suddenly. the saw caught a the wood. The end of the wood came up and struck him in the taco. 11o sustained a more sculpt: ouud. his scream out and his :yozfllachsnod. Dr. him. - nor the starting lever sprang hack . log a very violent blow He was pros- " " ”IBIW‘L'I CLOTHING and SHOES Howavsn' ENTHUSIASTIC we MAY as even curt cLo- THING AND sHoas. we no NOT WANT To do UP IN‘ Ti-IS AIR. you CAN our JUST As econ CLOTHING AB outta...“ . 1 our YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IT FROM AN axcLuers dim TOM TAILOR. AND PAY axcwstva PRICES FOR THEIR LA- 1 w son, oven cue sauces. Paaracr FITTING surrs A'r MON- av snvmo sauces. ‘ ,3, COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY BAND. FOR SOFT HATS, 25 AND 50 CE NTS. FALL SHOES ARE REA- . ‘ » DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. THE CHASE DERBIES ARE HERE. SELLECK & PRICE HEAD To Fear ou'rrrr'raas. t” I“ u wnsmuo'rou crass-r. scum uoawnl.‘ ‘ Telephone Call 324%. i ‘ 1‘ L Large Green .Peppers for Stuffing and Pickling PurPOSeB 80 den. 2 doz. 15c LORENZO DIBBLE TELEPHONE CALL, H I TUBE ROSE FLOU 69¢ BAG UNITED GROCERY COMM-LY so soars MAIN Ir. so. NORWALK. or. rat... u-g. n». no? NORWAOLK. or. TIIL. 1’4.- witon his glasses II‘I wholly tool-ms. Would it not be well II are your eyes examined again! w.__.. IT'S FREE. 0. B. Jackson. COMM. DION“. ,. “a II WALL STREET. NORWALK. on: ' Have You Heard the Latest It' s all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. .Wt: , heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and , best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove tto your own satisfacl. on. Not much risk' In that. If it' s aII right. give us a chance at your Wintcr’ 3 Coal. We are here to do business. , 'ielephonc 113-3. armature _..,, require spectacles sooner or later. Defective eyes, unless strength“ 3 o more weakened. The pro In can ‘ IIVI wonders if used in time. W n M "'3 m . Hanna 3. Romanians“ . Room 9. United Bank ABuilding. Telephone coca-1‘2. south prong, M r . , uncouth :SIIIISDIS “00111.0!!le of .. . may Ivy
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