.inary at Norwalk. Wednesday. rectum AND FRESH CANDY LANE S 51 WMI-IIuaron or. . q “:1. I Looal ours lloioi -Ev0rything of the very latest in (irons and outing hats, at Miss Hutclr ins-en's. 92 Washington street. The Christian Industrial League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'.clock -~l oln of rib lamb chops. 16c lb New York Market. . . Mrs F‘ S. Morehouse of Branch. ville entertained Mr. and Mrs. 0. K Scofleld and daughters of Norwalk, last Sunday. —-Prime roast. 12%0. Buttery's. A special sale of fancy cakes and crackers at the New York Grocery 00 Many extellent bargains are mention ed in ad Read it. —-Bunker Hill. at Briggerman's. Mrs. Ruth Hitch. oi Brooklyn. and Miss Rosa Jennings. of Nor walk were recent guests of C. A. Jennings in Lewisboro. tor a few days. ~Speciul "for Fall Opening Sale. Out ing flannel blankets 49c pr.. worth 75c. M. S Smith & Co. Lewis R. Huribntt. oi' SOuth Nor" walk, was in Ridgeileld Wednesday in connection with the probate of the will of the late Gov. George E. Lounsbury ~Roasting pork and pork chops. lie lb Hales. Miss Maud Coley. of Nonuik, who has been spending a few days in Greens lI‘urms as the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. Oliver ll. Jennings. has re- turned home, ‘Great bargains in the Full Open~ lug Sale trom the hosiery Ilep‘t. M. S. Smith & (‘0. . Miss Dorothy Davenport, of Ponus. returned to Miss Cornelia Baird‘s sem- This year Miss Davenport completes the regular course of study. ~GI anointed Sugar. 20 lbs $1.00. lI‘. Lawton & Company. rs. Edgar Bloomerhot‘ Nolwnlk, accmnpauicd iry a number of friends drove through Milton one day last week. and called on many of her uc- Ipruintunces in that place. ~l.oirr of rib lamb chops. ltic lb. New York Market. Commodore James A. Farrell llllt household. who have been sumruerlnt at their cottage on. Hickory Blull. ieit yesterday afternoon for their borne. 249 Gnriield Place. Brooklyn. Spring chickens, 20c lb. liuyes. Andrew Gcrln and family will In rate their present home at 18 East uvcrrur. today. in order to occupy their recently purchased residence :It 5 ii‘uirvicw avenue. -—Sort and Still Hats. O'Brien. The cutcrtuinment and supper of the Christian industrial League, will be held tonight. at the First Methodist Church. .\ parliamentary drill will furnish amusement and instruction. ‘ ——iI‘rcsir or corned hooks. ltlc 1b. l-lnycs. Merrill Night School opens October 4. A corps of excellent teachers. up- to-Ilute landlords. and a well appointed school are Merrill Specialties. Send for catalogue and enrollment blank. ~I'l‘he largest variety corsets. all to receive an'lul low price for Full On- eIIinL'. Sale. ill, S. Smith & (‘0. Mrs. William F. Korn started this morning for Springfield. to visit a week with it sister. During the time she. intends to spend a couple of days in Sullicld, tlIc honle of her childhood. ~~~ShotIlIlIIr of lamb. 8c. New York Market. (lirurleu (.‘oulcy. formerly oi' Adams Express Company's olileo in South Norwulk. wlro has been employed in Burton during the summer. has taken a position with lilxpresmnan ’l‘honros (.1 Cavunagb. in South Norwulk. --8Irrall lcun fresh hams, 12%. Hayes. A party or Stamford young ladies had a pleasant ride. to Norwulk Wod- nosdny. 'i‘lrcy gazed upon the scenery of that hamlet and declare that it is realcnte. The party included Mrs, A. Dewitt. Miss Gould. MlIIII Jordan and Miss Hines. of Franklin strectmetum- lord Advocate. “Granulated Sugar. 20 lbs, $1.00. F. D. Lawton ll: Company. Next Wednesday evening the lap worth League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its first social for the roll. Special cards of invitation have been issued and are boring distributed to all the members. III; II gensralwcunion alter the Vaca- tion season is desired“ A musical and literary program will be rendered and rclreshmenta served. under the dim tion of the social department. or whlch Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence is chairman when of mutton. lime. Buttery II . ’TII'ORGET wlI menu with Milli“. cum. no.3 or. Inn IIll "'""§'"%u"l'£ '5'» chi l) (I. ll). I w: fwm'ra AUTOMOBILARN Il’N RANGE WE WILL POND YOU. Copyright I90; lry Hart Schallircr .l.“ Marx Burglary Insolence. At tonight's meeting at (locksaos - Tribe 1 0 R. Mac the committee on unaw- willre balm . St. John's e. A. F. and A. M. of Norwalk. held8 a special communi cation last evening and conferred the second degree on three candidates. Next Thursday night the lodge will hold a reg W K J. Hubbub. of Wilton. who has acted as conservator for Thomas Saunders durins his incarceration in the State Hospital for the insane at Mlddletotvn. Visited that city on Tues. dIIy and accompanied the old veteran to the Soldiers' Home at Noroton. where he will be taken care of for the rest of his his arsrty 3 g Uits. Here we show one of the ’Varsity models for young men. Stylish is hweak word to describe this snappy model for this season. Both single and double-breasted cut, coats long and full, wide collars and lapels. deep center vents in back; trousers full peg-top; quite the nattiest model ever designed especially for young men. In oyster gray, the new soft shade' to narrow and wide- wale worsted, as well as in mixtures and black thibet. $I5 to $25 Others as Low as $8.50 Fail top coats, raincoats, in and ready for you. Fall wears for boys are ready too. $2.00 and $3.00. Get a C & K or Volk Hat, hats and furnishings are all Cushler William A. (hrrtls is on It I'ucution trip to Canada. ~l.eg of mutton, image. liuttcry's. Letter Currier .losrph ’l‘ummnny is enjoying u day off today. Handsome nnd jaunty stilts for all at (lately & Brennan‘s. See. ad — Peerless Flour 770 bug. $6.1. F. i). Lawton & Company. l"()i‘lli(‘i‘ Mayor W. ii. lviulrlrcll is in New York today on business. it looking for bargains in groceries rIIaIl illbblc's ad. in todays issua . ~~~Shoulder of lamb, St. New York Market. The latest and moral correct styles in men's Ivonr lll't‘ on exrr..,..ion nt Head‘s See ad. _ The schooner l'bocbe Ann arrived this morning with a cargo of sand for the Colonial Foundry. ~ Full Opening Sale. tion in the ..clron Smith 8: Co. Edward lt‘, Smith this nIoIning reI ceiIed a postal t'I'onr iondon England. r)bbl. Great uttruo Ilep't. M. S. (‘lrurch will llt held tonight. So leck A: l'l‘it'II are selling unconr Inonly good clothes for men. You are cordially luritod Io inspccl Ihcur. -«--Millincry Opening. beginning Sut- urduy. The ladies- of the Norwulks are invited to cull and inspect the choke line of lilllllllt ry at Miss ilutch- inson's iii! VinslrinLton sir-III. MI. and Mrs \. S Gordon, of Siam l'III'.Il are the guests of it Luudy Mrs. Gordon's father. in 'luI'IlIn nIcIIuc. —-l.eg oi mutton, lain’JI. lluttery' s. it. iirrslrilcld & Sou are unloading thIce harms of Old I‘ourpauv Leblgh (oul ill lllt‘ll‘ yards on Water street. Non fall under we II at Miss Ryan a. You will always iind prI-lus IIIIrrcIt for the high crude meIIhnIIIliso Iurrlcd at this store. .loseph l. Wulz is in New lmlt to- ‘Ilrty on business it said: "All for Srrrith.’ A rrgulur Int-cling oi‘ the llcckI-r Club of the South Norwuik liuptistI ) Some people may think ‘ is a. difference. grade. When you think of grain think at llatch. it you will "tail“ on having grain from our place, you will get good old clean oats or the best 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 at your horse by a little indiflorence regarding his teed. “I?“ Buy Oats Thuts Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. that eats are oats, but there i . I" . All '/ W m MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 4. Classes in Bookkeeping, Telegraphy, Shorthand, Typewriting, Mechanical Drawing, English Branches. A corps of excellent teachers. up-to-date methods. and a well- appointed school are Merrill Specialties. Send for Catalogue and Enrollment Blank. M. A. MERRILL, Principal. I ‘ South Norwalk, Conn. Avoid Disputes is Paying your Bills With Check nan cuacruooke FURNISHED FREE TO Daposrrose III THE usuaRAL BANKING DEPT. or The South Norwaik Trust CD. 180 ram Mum Saturday and Monday. EVery Little Bit lislps Keep a Lit tie (‘osy (turner in Your Heart for Me, When the Bees Are in the Hive, Elbe Waits by the Deep Blue Sea, in Vacation 't‘lmo Good- bye Sweet Marie, Sing Me to Sloop. l Wonder if You Minn Me. Where is Mavoumeen To night, in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree. and o hundred others. I . l' astronaut l ‘ invalid-it'll“ Ina. , Another round of the pillochle tour uumcnt of Our lirothcrs' Lodge. l (l. I.) II‘.. oi Nor walk will be played Mon- day night. wl‘eerlcss lI‘lIIIIr 77c bug. $liil’ I'bbl. iI‘ .l). Lawton A; (ompuuy. iIIquin (rouucii will hold II regular meeting this cvcnlnu. ’I‘hcro will be refreshments and all members are urged to attend. The W i.. lmuizlusn shot- is sold by George KtIelcr ibil Washington street. Alter you huve worn this shoe you will accept no other make. «~~l.IIIIII pot must. lie lb. Mnrltci. 'l‘oduy. belnu St. Michael's and All Anaela' day. there we accleluutlou or the Holy (‘ornmunlon in 'I'rinlty (‘ hurch at 10 o‘clock. A large three-mooted schooner laden with wood pulp tor the St. tieorgo Pulp and Paper t'ompnuy larrived at the mouth or the harbor this morning. -~tlroal ii‘ull Opening Sale. largest. variety fresh candy to be round it) and 2th lb M S Smith & Co. The meeting or the Pastor's alielpel‘s, which was to have been held this ave. ping at the South Nor-walk Baptist. parsonage, has been postponed for one week. A large increase in the use of tele- phonon in Norwalk won shown this week when no less than fifteen new ones were installed by the Southern New England Telephone Company. wilwoot Potatoes, 20c pit. in Lawton it Company. .. Mrs. (3. it'. Crabbe. of Southern. Davenport Ridge. was in New Haven. Monday. attending the funeral 0! her aunt, Mrs. Nancy iii llIIlI Pardon Show also spent a day in nth Not-walk. John v Medina, tanned Jacob Sobaub'a mark“ has a“ market In In Ootllt' Ilml: all”: New York D. III-moi 1.10% ' 1 tr Wm‘—— min-Ian pot roast. 8c lb. New York Market. Louis Udelrnun sells hand tailored suits, every one guaranteed at his store, lllti Washington street. A sale of waists is in progress at the Paris Cloak & Butt Rouse. Read the ad. Despite the election Monday, the Norwulk (‘in Council is scheduled to meet Monday night. it has been the practltl’o sometimes to meet and ad Jouru immediately to the lollowln night. *'l3t'iIll cuts of pork loin. llc lb. lluycu. . Rev. Richard Oils Sherwood. of Massachusetts in II visitor in Sduth Norwuik. and participated in the pray- III‘ meeting in the South Norwalk Bap- tist Church. last evening. Many for- mer parishioners were pleased to great Mr. Sherwood. 'l‘rinity Naval Reserves will moot at the Armory tonight at 7:30 o'clock, and it is expected that Rev. Wemyu Smith and Rev. James Benton Wer- ner will be present. and confer with the rectpr of Trinity Church in rat- orenco to a consolidated organization among the boys. (‘ it: Overdoer, .l. H Wiley, it. ,A. Holmes, .l l’. Parnell (3. D. Chapman. E. Houston. F. ll‘aulltcner, El. ll. Bliss. 8. ill. (logsimr. A. u Rink. '1‘ Sequin. 0 w Buckles. Morris Well, New York; H 1" Clark. Charles J. Ian. ltIIh mnhury; B P. Cronan iii. [4. . nut-boss. Bridgeport; W E. Albee. Torrtnaton: H. D Mathews. W. H. (Janie. W. A. under. .l. G. 1-1 9ghoul. Boston: Mlll Holden. New Y H. Krumendahl. Pratt Thompson, New Himn: l. Atlas Yonkers; iii. ll Iron. Mumford; 1. IL}; 'Itowun. “WWW n at this a meat Ill toilette . for , Water Bottles , and fountain Syrinoos We have Just received a large assortment of water bottles and fountain syringes. that were us- ed by salesmen as samples. These goods are somewhat soil- ed, but quality is not injured. See them in the window. lire Gllfford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TIL. CALI. 18-.- WOW. Maples It Goldsolotridt Go. (Incorporated) oouurssloo BROKERS. Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Iwartz I Corbett Block. 80. Norwatk. TODAY lN WALL STREET WAIII STREET 10: 10a m.-—-A few gains wore mingled with the. prevail tug looses III the opening of the stock market today and the volume of deal lugs was very much limited. Opera- tions were conducted in the tour of a higher money rate today~ WALL STREET. Noon»l.onug were reported at til/4 per cent., but the rate was disputed and afterwards reported cancelled. The call money rate fell back to below it per cent. and pressure on stocks was relieved. Prices bard- ened. but activity almost died out. Wabash debenture B's were strong. The bond market otherwise was hea- Vl’ WAll. STRlliI‘l‘ 1 p. m.—-()nly a tow stocks showed auI result of the cur-III selling the list gr'nduall) gol- ting up to yesteIday‘ s Ii.osing A con slderable factor in the rally was the heavy demand for the Reading stocks. A renewed rise in Call money to tilt; per cent. did not cause stocks to war- or. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires of The. Maples it; Goldschlnidt (30.. Com- see them worn. Clever Clothes. for Men. .. ,I _. ‘ 98 Washington St. Telephone Arc uncommonly good clothes. $15,318, $20 and $ Soils loo llloo They make a permanently favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of \ New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes i SELLECK & PRICE. HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. Call 324-2. of». ._ lI South Norwalk. to market for a long time. At ’Dibble’s Grocery? Butter. Holding the price down, and holding the quality up- 250 pound. Clover Hill Prints. fresh lot. 28c. . . . Norway Mackerel, new catch. bright and right; Just In, a new lot. reduced price; now 9c each; 3 fish, 250. Will sell Pillsbury Flour, Saturday. at 80c. Offer Old Oats—heavy grain. about 40 lbs. to bushel, $1.10 bag. Whole White Wheat: have some of this, the best that has come $2.00 bag. Celery, Cauliflower, Green Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Red Pep- Hubbard Squash Boston Marrow Squash. Fresh Eggs that are fresh, true and sure, 36c dozen. Warranted good Eggs at 28 and 32c dozen. Special bargains on Pears. per-s. Purest Cider Vinegar. Mixed Spices, Pickling Onions. “33$ ““55..." Bmkm‘ 8mm & Com... Shall have a few baskets of good canning Peaches, Saturday. lilock. South Norwalk, Telephone 153. Will sell at 55C basket. Hope to serve you. Open, High. Low. 1:30 LORENZO DIBBLE .\In (‘ a r (:0 use, can run 351.; A lll C & F It too lIIIII lIIu luulg. \Irr rot-n I .'..II,.. .3253: (or... ”or: Telephone Call 26-4. Am Smell 12o»; lzrifrs, l2I; l2It-' . .---—- “gym . Am Sugar liili‘g lliti trill H9 .I. 'r & s rm sort. sou, son. 3‘”? 20 G $1 00 iiulto & ()hlo my. Irrnr. llltk. lll ._. lbs. l'dllllldled Sugar li‘klyrr R 'r 71y. try. 7th III. (‘st & Ohio 58% III-it. 57-h WI TUBE hOSE FLOUR, BAG. ..................................... 890 Ch Gt West 2th. 2H... 2H... 2H,. . (III M a St Pun on too molt. FANCY swEET POTATOES, PER PK.. ........................ . ”200 Col P a I w... it 4m 43?. . (‘tlll ”as llil‘rl l8'l Milli; “g2 POTATOES. PER PK” .......................................... Erie too; 49% 437.. um. UNITED GROCERY cDMPAnvm Gen I-zrcc rotors.“ may. loo-I. Irma. III (‘IInIrul row. 182 room, no I‘ll" & NllHll li‘I’Il‘A ll-lrls’g .. ’ 1543,. 20 NORTH ”AI" ‘1‘: " FORT .7. ii":”i‘"iim I‘Q’I‘I 1“}? iii}; so. NORWALK, 01'. nor NORWALK. or. . l‘ a‘i V L3 L. 2. 3 . a . . Mex Cent 24 24 2t TEL" I Til... .1 M K a 'l' out. or». 337... $31.93;.” 131;: 133*: “w 132% REMEMBER, we CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK or v:- p;. 3...; 4.... din Iol’ 4;... Lox u. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND vao LIQUID HARDNER AND N Y Central 1481/; Hui/3 148% 1481/, RE DEVELOPER. Norf& West “5'? son. so». foot REMEMBER, w: CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK or vsLox ‘2'“ ‘l “m" WI WI 5““ "WI n. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND HE DEVELOPER. Inc Mail 4» lb 45 4.2 ‘ Penn it R H274. Him. 142% 143 . . r... ‘l’3‘41‘l3lilll’:"4 We Handle Eastman Film Exclusrvelu Reading 1211/. 122 120% 122 Rep Steel 23 23 22% 227R , , Rock iii-Iland 32% 32% 32% 32% Rub doqu 3o 37' ., so or South Puc 69% 69% 68k. 69% Hookah-n ItatIoII-ry, Engraving, Kodakl, Film. Pack. and camera “nil.- Smr “.l' (’0 36% 36 3W. we 40 Wall .l.. Norwalk use. Main on. so. Norwailr. Sou Ry (70 pl 100 1th 100 100 11mm“. Connection. 'l‘enu (I. a I sou, so sou. soot . Texas Put: to 351/. 35 can “ Union Pac. 13W. lzil’ii, 181M; Aul 1,3 ii s Rubber 531,5 541.5 53% Mia 11 S Steel 37% 37% 37% 37% II Stool or 104% rotor. too 1.... Wabash 227.6. 23% f2“. 1423:: Wabash pt ill 421,4 1% Wm U“ m 98% 93% 93a 93% Long and Round Clams. Bluefish. Wonkmlr, A regular business meeting of South Norwuik Division. Ancient Order of thornluns, was held last evening. mluunb fore, 'ic. Buttery's Market. A law oi’ Joseiofl‘u specials for Sat- urday which ought. to interest evcry economical housewife appear in to day’s ad. Read it. whatnot style: Derbies. O'Brien. Considerable routine business was transacted laIIt evening at the meet- ing of (little brunch Lodge. Knights of Pythlaa, hold in their rooms in Washington strgot. ”Home. made or link embargo. 10c lb. Hayes. Only two more days of the small- Ivaros sale at the Boston Store. Be sure to take advantage of barkuins offered. important store news appears in the. ad. Read it. «*2 lb. sausage. 260. Buttery’a. At the morning service at Trinity Church next Sunday. the rector will speak on. the Outlook tor the Cumin: Year's Workmlts Many Needs and Opportunities. in tho ovoninl; the monthly choral services will be re- sumed. with a special musical pro- -Granulateu Sugar-.10 lbs. title. I“. l). Lawton a Company. The regular October devotions will take place daily from October 1 to No- vember 2 In all the catholic churches diocese. Various lndu , ft: or undul- Duo. for in Lawton (r Company. held a reuular meeting last night. Market. man‘ a, Battrrdav and Monday. has an. ms. which has been prepared under It I ltidw tlI Sink Cod. and all other kinda a! nu: revolved dolly. CUTBILL’S IIIIIII DILIVIIIII. ‘ . .. an... acmwg.n_......w...n “am...“ now Buy Your Cloaks, Skirts and Millinery fmm the maker. II will save you Thirty Par can! on the Dollar. We guarantee a perfect or. The Fair Cloak and For soon.” U. WASHINGTON OTHII'I'. £9.33 “Pork chops. 140 lb. Hayes. Washington Camp. P. 0. iii. of A., mahoulder steak, 1th lb. New York Sale of lilo sheet music at (Solo [1.3m ‘ . tomato II L The new goods for the new season “Shoulder steak,10clb. Now are on hand at HlIlOll'fl- Bee ml. Market. “Sweet Potatool. 20c hit. I". ll. The Salvation Army Hall, 23 South Main street will be open tomorrow to contribute. There will the reception or aim tor the H Wilt: Festival of the Army. Alias-(Ii it“. be (tannins tomorrowt night at Retort Point in the lit in: room or the hotel. A um la anttni atoll. titrationa Iowan orbital ~ "A tarts” tore; or car en: lo ottha an Hurt” 96rd III “1‘ 3 .
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