ICE. CREAM . AND 1 ‘ FRESH CANDY LANE’S , Local News Notes, . Bridgeport, yesterday. ‘ x f A. J, Collins was It visitor in Dan- bury yesterday. V John Magner ‘wasv a visitor llrldgeport yesterday. Miss Maud Klnzel was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday. Dertt Ferris'was 8. Bridgeport yesterday. ——‘Grahulated Sugar, 20 lbs, $1.00 F. D. Lawton & Company. Edward Lynch was a visitor in visitor in in Mr. and Mrs: Farr-Ions. Belts spent yesterday -ln Straiiord. G, Frederick Moulton was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William F. lioyt spent yesterday in Bridgeport. George Wilmot spent Sunday in Bridgeport as a guest of Arthur Law. Miss (tussle Sheldon, of HuvilanIl street, was a visitor in Bridgeport, yesterday. Bernard Collins sailed for home, Sat urduy, on the steamer Lucania, from Liverpool. Mrs. C. F. Rider, of Westport aveI nue, Norwalk. left town Saturday for Hudson, N, Y., to be the guest of relatives. Charles E. Johnson, city electrician ot’ Norwalktwho Is now located in Providence. R. 1., is spending a short time in town. Miss Edna Wigham, teacher in tho Stratiield district, spent Sunday in Norwalk with her parents,‘l’rol‘. and Mrs. H. B, Wigham. Mrs. Thomas J, Williams and son iIltlgar. and Miss Anna Davidson, from Ansonia, spent Sunday at the home at MI and Mrs Schmedts. of South Main street. ' Miss Etta Davidson and George An drews of Ansonia hpIe returned hOIIII’ after spending II tow days at the home of Mr and Mrs. Schmotles, of South Main street. Miss Bertha Waterman. of Now- bnrgh, N Y., has returned home after spending several weeks at the home of her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill. of Smitbvillo. ~Cranulnted Sugar, 20 lbs, $1.00 F. I). Lawton it Company. Captain William H. [toyt has return- IId from a two woe ks cruise to the eastward in his yacht The party enjoyed plIasunt weather most of the time, but had (me very foggy day. Water Commissioner George 1. Bux- too. who was injured last week by he lug hit by an automobile, continues to improve at his home on Eimcrest and it is hoped that he will be able to be about again iu.a few days. Contractor Franklin D, Gregory, ol‘ \Veslpnrt IIVI-.uue who fell from his wagon a it w days ago, while transport ing a load of braces, is still laid up with his broken Iollar bone. and will probably be unable to resume his work for some time. A special meeting of Douglas Fow- ler Post, Grand Army of the Republic. will be held tonight at it o‘clock, when several iIIIporttInt matters will be brought up. The committee on theI last entertainment will make, a report and arrangements will be made for another affair in the future. Friday and Saturday wore beautiful days. bring worm and pleasant, with plenty of sunshine. The streets were filled with people who had bIIr'III pen- ned in by the inclement weather, and who took advantage of the days to go shopping. in III‘IIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII of which business was brisk. Miss Mary Craskunz, the popular clerk in F. A, Lane’s confectionery stI'Iro. in Washington street. was num- Inoned to West Haven, last week. by the serious illness of her mother. Word was received in South Norwalk Saturday evening that the invalid had died. ‘ The funeral services were hold this afternoon. Miss Graskunz has the sympathy of many friends. W. R. Domarest wife and child. Iiell Island; J. J. Asch, D. W Pratt. Saugatuck; Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. M ii. Nailing. Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Cobrtrn, South Norwulk: Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Kerr and chauffeur. W. Wilt-woek Mrs. E. Lawrence. F. W. Kraft ill Lawrence C. I). Brandi. H. Lilley ll. A. Ludwig. New York; A. M Slabs. Jacksonville, Florida; Frank J. Duran, Mr. and Mn. George ii Weed, Miss Karmpnd. Mrs. M. 1... Ryan. Danbury; WJH. Wheeler, Bos- ton: S. (i. Wood. P. L. Reynolds, ii. if. Lyman, Mr. landmine James JohnI stun, New Haven: human R. Lilly. New Rochelle; MrII ill. L. Smith Miss Grace Smith. Kidgofleld; A. F. Hill, Portland; L. (i. Carmick A. Johnson. Washington; D. E. lulu, Springfield; 1-1. J Llppke. M couture at the Hotel Clifford, yesterday. DON'T FORGET whoa troubled with Molar-la, Chills. FOVII‘ or that tired feeling. that lilti- oon'o Specific II iii no nomad you N- am. Romain mm by 3‘] olefin. I Money refunded if not all 'ry. trill-WNW! 5‘ OOH. , Butalaru Insurance. ' Church are requested to Ineet at the homestead in Ridgeflcld. The. wedding . llitdgeficld WI WRITE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. ' .AND WE WILL BOND YOU. TAYLOR 8 aurora. ._..... III-I'm Roton Point was open yesterdriy and- Saturday and a large number of people visited the place. The Norwalk Medical Association will hold a meeting tomorrow night with Dr. Jean Dumorilor. Mrs, Charles 'l‘erry. of Cypress Hills. Brooklyn Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry P. Morgan of West street. Fi‘ank lfuywnId and son Irving, of New York, spent Sunday with Mrs. Harriet Raymond, 104 West street. Mrs. Thomas S. Osborn. of Acad- (my fitrfl‘t, has been removed to the Norwalk Hospital suffering from ty phoid fever. Charles E. Johnson, Jr.. who has been on the local trolley system as conductor during the summer, will leave tomorrow on a vacatioh trip to Eastport, Mo. He will return in a few wccks and will probably spend the winter in town The InenIbeIII of The Jennings Club of the South Norwalk Congregational residence of Charles E. Jennings. 69 West street tomorrow evening. for the purpose of discussing plans for the reorganization of the club. -—Carload of farm wagons, L. M. Wright. Our Brothers Lodge, 1. O. O. F., of Norwalk, will resume its pinochle tournament this evening. This will be the third night‘s play. The mem- bers of the lodge are taking constri- erable interest in the tournament and hope to arrange II similar tournament with llulior Lodge, of South Norwnlk, to begin when the ptoseni one is finished Letters received from General Rus- aIIll lI‘rIIsl today. toll of the trip of his family from Aix-la-llain. France, for Geneva Switzerland. and other places of interest. (in September till they Irossed the (trout. BlaziIIr Mer do. Glace. neat the foot of Mount Blane. the highest mountain in Eu- rope. and walked a tulle across the glazler accompanied by their guide. At one point they climbed a bill of ice 110 feet high. W—fi CARLEY—KING. Wedding Ceremony of Prominent Peo- ple in Ridgefield, Saturday. The wedding of Miss lreuc lloward King, daughter of Mrs. J. Howard King, of Ridgefiold, io Francis Carley. was celebrated Saturday at the King pt cost. was a quiet affair. The couple were unattended. the bridtI being given away by her brother in law S .l. MIIl'lcar. Bishop MacVicar of ithode island. performer] the ceremony. The bride Wore II handsome vcll mum is an heir- loom in the family. having III-(In worn by her grandmother her mother and her 1er sisters. The inIlIIgrooIn‘s gift to the bride was a handsome Ilia- Inond pin not with pearls. At the. (Inn- (Iluuion of the IIIII'IIIIIIIIII’ a Wedding lutakfast by ShIIr'IIy was sot-Ion. Mr. and Mr,s Carlo) left in an nnIoIIIoblle, the gift of the brl‘dIIgroonIs futhIIr. ’i‘hey will spend a portion of their honeymoon in IAIkewood, N. J.. and will later reside at White Plains. N. 1’. Miss King was one of the most handsome and popular young ladies of MI. Carley is II brother-~in law of Oliver HIiIrImau and is a mem ber of the New York stock exchange LYCETT~KEELER. FIauk G. l.,,vceli of Ponns avenue and Miss Mabel KIIIIIIIr of South Nor walk, journeyed to Port Chester 'l‘uos- day evening. IIIIII were marl led at the Methodist parsonage in that place. Mr. LyI-ett is employed at theI Ledge- wood Duck Farm lie is a nephew of James Ierlt of Ponus avenue. New Canaan. 'l‘hc Iouug couple will re- nldc at the home of the bride's pur- outs for the present. NEW OANAAN GRANGE FAIR The choke fair at New Canaan. this week will probably attract many people from waalk. The exhibit will show what the up-lodatc farmers of this section are doing, and. in ad dilion. there will be many i‘iiiill'laillI lug features. Avoid Disputes Paying Your Bills with Check . m NEAT Cutaneous runmouao me: To ospoeiroas m rm: osuanAI. ”mono new. or u—me The South Norwaik ”trust 00. W NowISouunlr Post cards including views of Nor-nulk, 80th Norwalk Dorion's Point flown Point Bilvemine, tho old depot. blrdseyé view of the twin cities end forty other views in black and colored. Also a farm line of leather postal cards; South Norwullt arid iteration. . ~ OOLEMIN’O New Fall Clothes ‘ COME AND SEE THEM. Handsomest. smartest, best fit- ting ready-to—wear suits ever .gathered in this town.. Our Fall showing is complete: and we want you . to view itnow Copyright I90; by Bart Sehaii'ncrér Man: H. 5. am suite lead the world of ready- made today—in styles. which are copied the country over by the tailors; in fit. which is not approached by any but the highest priced custom work;' In service, which" Is assured by the high- -grade fabrics employed; and in exclusiveness, made possible by a business which absorbs the product of many mills. Single and double-breasted long models, in all the new grays in plain shades, patterns and mixtures, and many novelties to fancy cassimeres and worsteds. $1000 to $25.00. Fall overcoats>of covert. Oxford and black, in medium and knee lengths, and long swagger rainproof coats. $10.00 to $30.00.?" All ready—Fall hats and furnishings. children. ‘ Fall wear for boys and ‘DYBPEPBIA ICURE. is guaranteed to cure dyspepsia. it restores the digestive Juices and strengthens the stomach. If yours is a light case, it will quickly relieve and cure 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 500 and 81.00 bottle. "iii Olifford Pharmacy Iran PRESCRIPTION aroma TIL. out. In. Maples Ii Goldsohmidt 00. (immoral-d.) COMMISSION BROKERS. Slacks. Bonds. Grain and Canon. l Swan: A Cor-ban Block. Io. Norwalk. TOOAY IN WALL I1 REET. WALL STREET, 10: 10 a. m. ———There were II few scattered gains mingled with the prevailing losses at the open— ing of the stock market today that of it in Sugar being thtI most prominent. Louisville and Nashville, Reading. in- nadlan Pacific and Wisconsin Central were carried down '36.. WALL STREET, 11 II III. ~—Spiritcd selling undermined the stocks that showed evidence of firmness and tho entire market fell off to below Satur- day's closing. Conspicuous weakness in Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific. Louisville & Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line resulting in losses of from 1 to 2 3-,4 induced II general lighten- ing of holdings Subsequently the market boo arne quieter and nteadler. WAI L STRFET. noon.——'l‘ be selling InoIIIIuIInt subsided fI'Ir a time, but was renewed with increased force. Ca- nadian Pacific was carried down 2 1>2 and a lutgo number of standard stocks lost from 1 lo .. points. Bonds weI heavy. TODAY'S OUOI’ATIONI. Report over the private mm or The Maples & Goldlchmidt 00.. Com- mission Brokers. Ewart: a Corbett Block. South Norwolk. Telephone 163 Open. High. Low. 1:30 .\qul Con 83 S3 82 82 Am C a F (to any, 3m 3mg 3w. Am (‘I & F pf 99% 99% 90%.. 99% Alli" Loco 53% 537.3. 53%. 53% Am Smell 127 I'll 127%.; ill? 1‘17 AlII Sugar 140% 1.40% 139% 139% A ’l‘ lit. S Fe 90% 90% 90 90 '1‘ & S F pf 105 105 105 105 Mile & Ohio “2% 112% “2'74. 112% Ii'klyu R 1‘ 701,43 70% 69% 69% Chen at Ohio 58 58 57% 57% , moan.” Chi & N w 2m: aunt. 2151.4, 215% I - . . Uh (It West 211/2 21% 21a. 21% — Ch M a St P rear. 183% 181551815; , , . 001 F fit 1 455i; 45%. 44V. «141/. ,, W -..- fi - “I .. Gas Isa-II ram 180% 180i. . . - . ‘ ," that also. 218% my, 213a, - V . can. at so new. «- »‘ Ti) lawn! am 321,5, 82% am Mac 179%. no Iran. 181 i ll Central 180 180% 179-3; "501,4 Some people may think that eats are cats. but there ' i l. .. & Null . I56 lgfiilii 154% 1‘3: is ' . I. ‘ ‘ i' . . is a difference. If you will insist on having grain from ) ; y “any igffi hat/z 1,344.22 125% 0|" place you will get good old clean oirts of the best In Cent 23% 33% 23:62 23:6} grade. if your animal cortld speak you would learn 3“: &&'1‘Tpf 3312' “3:2 33;; 33,: that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You i Mol’aclflc load. 107 106 1061A. . . I, ”l . ‘ may destroy the good health and appearance of your g“; 23min“, ”4,672 13;”; 13.3 V. 1:3: horse by a little indifference regarding his food. Nor! a West sari. 8w. 851,4. 851.4. ,I, not a West 3m. MIA 52% may . “ 1' l PennRit 1 4% 144% 14.1% H.% A Ad" _ Blly Oats Thfitfi Clean. ‘L Readgts 1227;“ 123351029‘ 122% Rep feel 2374‘. 23 a 23 23 MANUEL TJIATCH. ” 1 Rock round my. my. and. III/I. ‘ ’ I ' i‘ 6 When III IIIIIII 0...... . . . Siil‘hi‘t... till: I’ll“. iii. Iii. W“ 0' “MIL it ’ ’ ‘. Tenn 0 a I till Int IIIIIII sun . Union PM my. Izmir. 132% Iran . . -. ... U S Rubber fill, 56 lift hli \ [W _...\’ _. _.\‘ U 8 ship] 33:: ‘h K 3‘ JWM V“ .I u a Steel pf 105% 1059i, Iota. my, 4—— r‘ J W“ Wabash 211% 23% 23 23 hEMEMBER, vve cAIIIIv A LA not: And new crock or via $32.““l‘}n”1'.fl, 3322 33.? 3g 35'; LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HVPO LIQUID HARDNII AND w“. (mm, 30% 3034 30 30 RE DEVELOPER. REMEBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VILOX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE- DEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film'lixclusivelu W. P. BEERS’ Iookullm Motion. In rnvln Kodak: Flt Pool:- IIIII canton ilu «mushuomm ' " ' mun. optimum-Isak. Talooliono connection. Long and Round Clams. Bluefish. Wookm ll. drool: Cod. and all other kind: of ma rooolllod dolly. . CUTBILL’SW Bridge Fish Market “ruin... . Hill om ' flay Your Cloaks, Skirts and Millinory from m motor. It will son you 17:!er For an: on tho Dollar. We guarantors o , not fir. f/ GreenportOysters 600 LABORERB EOR CONDUIT LINE American Telephone and Telegraph comp-n Oslo Nights in orange. Portulanron to coniinru,I the work of laying its underground wires for the long distance system in the town ofp Orange burr been accorded to the AM cricnn Telephone a Toleitraph Com- pany and the work was started lo-duy with II form of 500 men. Attorney Edward 8. Thomas, of the firm of Huntley II Thomas. New iiavrm. has visited the property Owners print whose place: the lips} in to run and hail slimmed the right my for the con all. it is planned to have the work com- pleted by December 1 in order that the men may not be hampered by the framing up of the ground. in the town of Ground the line Iviil cover about six miles and there will be 90 wires in o co dull. The line will be from the flier town line to the West river «ridge which marks the New Haven any line, and will be along what in known all the Milford turnpike. The *1pr of the wires under the nnrfnoo I be (featured by the topography of the country. Milford Hills in them worst place along the proposed route. as there in II lame amount of hinting to be done. This work is but one step in pt the company to have all torn hits been perfected front New rm to Watson and is fit one in a plan their fro Ii building under construction. 8st morning. The unfortunate nut II and brother in Quota-II wort ,7 of his fatal accident. and «no in city to use him before "he died distance wires from New York to the underground Already the sys- York. ,4 CLOTHING and SHOES However: ENTHusIAsTIc we MAY or: oven oun CLO- THING AND 8HOE8,WE 00 nor WANT TO GO up IN THE AIR. you our car JUST As oooo CLOTHING As ‘ouas. our YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IT FROM AN excwstv: cue. TOM TAILOR, AND m axotusw: pmcss FOR THEIR LA- aoa. oven oua emcee. PERFECTIFITTING surrs AT MON- EY SAVING PRICES. ‘ " ,f , COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY BANDS FOR SOFT HATS. 25 AND 50 CENTS. FALL SHOES ARE REA~ ‘I DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. THE CHASE DERBIES ARE HERE. SELLECK & PRICE HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘I '0' WASHINGTON, STREET.__‘SOUTH‘ NORWALK. 'i‘ Telephone Call 324-2. "'H ,; v I ll I Butter, Boot 25c Jone: Flour Special 800 bag. Tomato“ 50 and bile Basket. Pears 55 and 65: Basket. Largo'Cabbage 10c "I I Pickling Onions White 6c qt. 20c 4 Guam. Celery, Fine Grapes 10c basket, ' Regular 15c, Salted Peanuts 5:: glass. Fresh Eggs 36c doz. USE U8. . LORENZO DIBBLE; u .‘,_ Fall Pippin Ap plea. “Lennon: cALL, u—n. I ‘ . «I III-g with I‘ 20 Les. GRANULATED squIr .............................. . otoo vanv FINE POTATOES,PER PK.. . .. . . .. .' . . 20o ‘ UNITED GROCERY COMPANY, 20 NORTH MAIN OT. 1 so. NORWALK. or. ‘ I ,t T". rat... Ire—o. , “P IAIT NORW'ALK. CT. 11an MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL? OPENS OCT. 4 Claus- in ,' BOOKKEEPING TELEGRAPHY SHORTHAN MECHANICAL DRAWING TYPEWRlTi ENGLISH BRANCHES A corps of excellent teachers, on: to. date 0d school are methods. and o wollappolnt- MERRILL I PECIALTIIO. Sand for Catalogue and Enrollment Blank. M. A. MERRILL, Principal, ' 1 south Nor-walk. Conn. ‘ VIII ilovor . BOSTON. September “II-«Arrived: Devonian, from Liverpool. For Saturday Sept. 231i glvyuopunfiiiioru. advocate the i‘iifiilaii EVIRQM'N COIN, P“ ”I" .° rn y t u treaty of peace and I II , public in ulmuni unanimous in demand SWIIT POTATO'.’ P'” 'K ' m in; the renlgnntlon of the. Cabinet. Ev ONIONt, PM PK... Ibo EMPEROR LIITII‘QB 'I'O MEMORI- TOKIO. September 24, 6 p III-Thc emperor lo glvinu personal attention to the Inemoriala pronoun-Ii to the throne against the reruns of thtI pence arranged with ituuia ’l‘heao IIII-mori out new number nearly 100. The asi- tuioro who are trying to interview the on tho Moderates do not conceal their III-lat an the result of the negotiations. DIATH WON IN THI RACE. wnrnunoav. Conn. unpiember 25. Ialiouin' Bolonaau die a at the Valet: bury hospital It a: 30 o’clock yester- day afternoon. Iii II malt of iniulrioo received Saturday momiarfrom a full TOMATOII. PIN O'I'I, JOSELOFF’S In if. Mala If. .30. Kuwait Telephone m. Death bent out in the race by 15 minutes. The body will ho III moved to Quebec low ARRANGIMIN‘I'I non PAM. 'i‘lIo allure of tho Nowell: litre De pertinent hold another meeting at the Main street are house yesterday, loan for the big ’fair. which it be iI It at the Armory nun month. Practically all of the arrange- VOLUN'I'IIH FLOUR, PIN IAO, .0 s cm. :Antv who “no. in 3 CAN. MILK. mu III. m complain. IIIIIa oomI II mun OIIAM on whom . III Wm boon uncured and there . , , I will be a oil-use email each evening. ‘I' ' ‘i’l III-III- fiflflw' . , . entertainers coating from New Nowhereo'f‘bouian Illicit and . W m I‘Inmu mvil'ugtg; :3 MI", I: chum»
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