‘. ‘ofs cold. and r . . discard-5. The yacht Kestrel arrived last nizht m the Xacht'Club cruise. ‘ Mrs. William Lead and sonGernrd. of New York. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. .. William Foster. of Reed street. A meeting or the central Labor [in . ion committeeun the Labor Day pur- ade will beheld ‘this evening. -—Get your Accident and Health In- surance from. 3.. J..D'Brlen, Seymour avenue, South Norwallt, '-A money-saver—tho Clear Up Sale at M. B. Smith a Co.'s. A cargo of crushed Tomkins Cove bluestone has arrived for Raymond Brothers, on the schooner Phoebe Ann. —.—_ .— —Dr; Dick’s cures malaria. Mr, and Mrs. Harold 8. Hastings have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up their residence in Burritt avenue. --2B% off in the Kitchen Dept. dur- ing Clear Up Sale. at M. S. Smith it Go. Miss Lillian Gettler. who underwent a serious operation at the Norwalk hospital last week. is doing nicely at the institution. Mrs. C, Deliurt and daughter Doro thy, of Newburg, N, Y.. are making a two weeksfivlslt with her sister, Mrs. W. Parsons, of South Norwalk. . .. .3“, .. ...,; ,_ . Mrs. Mabel Nash and children, Hilde- garde and Virginia, will sail Thursday on the steamer Bluecher for a two , year's sojourn in France and Germany. The secretary of state is sending out copies of the election laws and the duties of registrars. The books are neatly bound, concise and valuable. River girl, was operated on for ads- noids at tho hospital today by Dr. Jean Dumortler, assisted by Dr. H. C. Sherar. You need a pan the DeWitt’s Lit- " tie Early Risers. the famous little pills. Do not slcken or gripe. but results are sure. Sold by The Clifford Pher- Inacy. es ‘- The schoo er Lydia with Commo -dore Clarence Osborn and party arriv- ‘ ed yesterday afternoon at the Norwalk Yacht Club. They report all well and a good time. . ' George J. Cavsnagh and C. Otis Fitch. of Norwalk, the former of Wil- lis H. llecll's clothing store, and the letter of the National Bank of Nor- wsllt. will spend next week at Bantam Lake. The condition of Thomas .l. Collins. ‘ who is ill with typhoid fever at his home in Bethel. took a turn for the wane last night and this morning hls temperature was slightly over 104 do. . gross. __...._.____. if fortune disregard thy claim. Don't hang thy head in fear shame. Hut marry the ‘glrl you love best. hooky Mountain Ten will do the rest. Pisisted's Drug Store. Gould J. Hoyt and iii. Jesse Taylor. and ‘of- Norwslh are on a three wteks dialling trip to Lake Tomogaml, , 'i‘heir safe arrival there is and they are having an silo out time. . " in this state it is not necessary to um s firs days' notice for aviation ill‘ss til: orl Iaslulusatlvo cough syrup, can ys ss vs on- , ‘ No ssisiss. suit by E”W’- ' " (loin isihtsvsrs ands dsily regarding ”bureaus of the board of m.- ‘4 “i.” “it mild: Vile WW'ZMP " git. This is . “In till the result is s horrible ‘ - ' .u m altw assist 1" ’0! I m lookiii‘; New York " , tor ills first tints ’ . ”result was ssiio We: ' for business.‘ . hand drawing. Athletics. . Ion Society was held last evening. W ‘ -—.-Atteud the Clear; Up Sale 7st M. SK . Smith dc Go's. Bargains everywhere. . l a h d s > Elia Callie. a nineyear—old Broad ,it‘larfive to Ridgefled in in our an ll W " M fluid has Violet 'Bohool-hou‘se well equipped. well lightedsnd‘well heated. 138 boys pre- pared for college; hundreds prepared Manual training. Free iLLus'rsm-en CIRCULAR. Misses .BerthavHunter and Estella Gray are telling a day's outing at Steeplechase Island today. ’ mm- Miss Mamie E. Junker. of New York. is a, guest at the residence of Mrs. [ouiss Ranch. in Wilton avenue. . Meet—m Mr. and Mrs. Hurry W. Gibson are the proud parents of .a nine pound baby lgirl. Mother and child are doing nice- y' . . it was reported that the Cole’s idler.- tric Express car had a collision in Falrfleld yesterday. but the rumor could not be verified. The business transacted at the meet- night, consisted in the reading of the minutes of the last meeting. The meet- ing then adjourned. Miss Anna M. Sher-hon, of River street, Norwallt. has returned home. from a very pleasant visit in Spring- . field Ohio. with her brother. William E. Sheehnn and the iotter's wife. Delicate woman will never become strong. hublly hearty. free from pain. until you build the nerve-refreshing, bloodminkiug tonic. Holllater's Rocky Mountain Ten. Tea or Tablets. 36 cents. Drug Store. Mrs. James H. Stevens. formerly of East Norwslk. hilt now of llur'leu, is still on the sick list, though somewhat improved. She is a sufferer from rheu- malism. ,. The condition of Miss Anna lrwln. who was recently severely injured by being run dow by Franklin Judxo's Buick automo lie in North Main street. continues to be about the same. . a. A fine large gray horse. owned by Deacon 'l‘. (1. Gilbert. of Wilton, drop- ped dead in Ridgeflold yesterday. Some one is said to have hired the animal ostensibly to drive around Wilton to find a boarding ,llouse, and instead DISTRICT DIVISION MEET. Stops Taken to Revive Lscksdslecai Division in This District. A district. division pivoting of the Sons of Temperance in this district wus held last night with Cum-mil ill- vision in Norwalk. Owing to the great heat, the attendance was not very largo. only lirlducport and Nor- wulk being represented. One of the special features of the mwilng was the considering of ways and means of reviving divisions which liuvo lost, iuicrcsl apparently. and for instituting new decisions in the dis. lrict. After the business session, ice cream and cake were served. BEIRS—nFOX. Norwslk Couple Wedded in New York City. aster-day. “ Friends of Howard Kevlar floors of South Norwaik and Miss Lulu May Fox, of East Norwalk, were much surprised to learn of lhclr wedding. ‘whlch took place Saturday at the Lil- tle Church Around the Corner. New York. Rev. Dr. Houshton, olllcisllng. The bl‘illt' was hamlaouu-lv uoiiirad in a gown of white silk mulls. The best man and bride's maid were cousins of the groom. After a short wedding trip they will reside a the home of the bride in (lounge a nun. East Norwulk. till i! THIY WIN. The ilsihollo Chili train and the No tiomlls will play the preliminary same at Amusement Park. Ruhmlsy after- noon at lzlii o’clock. The contest should be an interesting one as a member of lilo (:slhoilc tilnh has oh fared the team till it It wins the lam“. out... so. ‘ serum at * . com-muss tr George f‘” Kevin’s as Washington as. sons were. ing of Putnam Ilose Company, last ' up your system with ‘ Al’lalsted‘a , if You Would l . *They bring the price of he host‘cloihes in town for boys down to the price of the "cheap“ kind. 1; your boy does not need clothes now, he will soon. It will pay you well to share in those reliable bargains. ' SHORT PANTS WWI. in this offering we take care of boys between 2% and Bwaussian Blouse and Sailor Suits from our regular lines that have been 63 to 86. reduced now to ‘ ‘, 31.43. sass. sass. 1*» . sovs' WA on sorta ' Everything ln'wushuble goods has been sharply reduced. though it is only mid-season. in sizes 255 to 10 we show strong values. In Sailor and Russian 'lllouse Suits that were. 500 to 82.50. reduced now to ‘ 39¢. 59c, 79c. $1.15. $1.48. Men’s apiece and 2-piec'e Suits. Furnishings, straw Hats and Outing _ v'l‘rouscrs are in this wonderful Red Tag Sale too. /\_../ aw" 3-» i am going to make a very plain, firm iisacrtion-rYou can't buy grain like ours at. any other place for less money-ihe man w ho thinks he has. simply bought cheap or grain. 9 I have been on shied to build up a large and increase lug business by selling the choicest grades. i know that "cheap" grains and feeds. as a rule are of little labia i ‘ value. They may answer n certain routinuspur . ‘ ' it is too often the case, when an established grad, sin- qulred after. the seller talks up something lower'brioed but “just as good"——it takes less capital or the financial i profit is more attractive. Good grain never went as for purchasers“allocessful merchandising lies not in an- tic attempts to uudcrsoll. but rather in outvaiuing. so i believe. ' t i Buy Oats Thais Clash. ’ manual. 1:. as; . i . g,» “x. . t’”‘_\/ s l ‘ TROLLEY - TRIPS Through Southern New England." ' - Illustrated. Price to Grants. ‘ at Wm. P. Beers, / Books, biahoncrv and Engraving. ' 49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 80. Milli Big. 80. um ”4...... M_...... «a» W...— .. F k y h A . | T d ‘ res rnva s 0 av. SEA IA... BONITA AND FRESH MAOKERIL. ILUI FISH, WIAK FISH, IUTTIR NON. OTIAK COD. HALiBUT, IWOHD. FOIOIIS, III... FLATS. LONG. ROUND AND LITTLI NIGK GLAND. LOIUTIII AND CRAIG. Gutbiii’s Bridge Market, HUNDREDS .' r“ or Graduates Buy A Business Education at MERRILL COLLEGE PAYS sown uosvvaas. sun rose. PORT CHIITIBI Bend lob Cullen Journal. FALL OFINlNfi. IIPT. tTl-i. ~ It. A. “saint. Frill. ,4! Vacation. Place our in Sturgeon ’ .4»: Villa. ., W1 $1933.14 r ' OPOMGII'. '1 beyond their opening prices, but there r of others. Chicago. St. Paul. Minnea- polis and Omaha rose 9 points. Dela. , 83d Regiment. 0. V. The time. Thurs- “mill’il‘l Eflloi suit of fr- new A . D. son on: lasts. about... rm: wusuwuhehts WILL. ss moor asbasciarso‘. w: sushi. crass sari-i ssosuss. earn “assess seasons, BATH soars, Viotsr‘ ws‘rsss. arc... in ms towssr POSOIIL! salons. com FAIL ro susva yous asses serous» usxr oar. uaosv. as: wmoow oisstsv son A ouupas or run oooos auo emcee. ~ lie iliiiurl'Piarmuy, THE rsssénirriou evens. TEL. 19-2. sans nativnsr sanvlcn. W roosvuu WAL‘L eraser. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-The cheerful tone of the London market upon the resumption of business after the three days' holiday, contributed to the higher opening in the stock market here today. Prices advanced briskly at an average of gains exceeding 1-2. The wider advances Were in the usual active speculative leaders. Northern Pacific rose 1 3-4. St. Paul, Amalgamat- ed Copper and American Locomotive about a point and Southern Pacific. Reading, New York Central, Chicago Great Western pfd.. Kansas City Sou- thern and Colorado Fuel large trees tlons. WALL STREET, l1 s. m.——-The [narrow movement of prices in the large dealings of the first hour pointed to profit taking. - The more active stocks did not 'as a rule advance much Were good improvements in a number were and Hudson i 34. and Great Northern pfd. i and several other stacks l to 2. WALL STREET. Noam—St. Paul was carriedln up and Southern Pacific 1 with some slight hardening effect on the general list. Business was of meagre dimensions, Bonds were irre- gu r. " WALL STREET. l p. m.——Pcnusyi- vanin was bought in blocks of Lililil and 5.000 shares and touched 134%, a gain of two points. Ohio rose 1% In sympathy and Erie at» so moved up a point. Otherwise there was little feature to the market which was dull. DEATHS IN NEW YORK CITY. Two Parsons Killed by Falls From Fire Escapes. While Trying to Escape Host. NEW YORK, August 'l.-—'I‘here was some relief this forenoon from the tor- rid weather conditions which have prevailed in New York for the last three days. The weather bureau gave promise of still further relief by thun- derstorms and lowen temperatures to- night. Cloudy skies partially obscured the sun this morning and the tempera- ture_ was also lower than that recorded yesterday. Throughout last night every breathing spot in the city was crowded with sweltering humanity. 'i‘wo persons who were sleeping on :rmsoapes fell to the street and were A few prostrstlons from heat were reported early today. , At noon four deaths due is the heat had been reported. ll-UNION 0! TH! TWENTWTHIRD The fortleth Modal re-unlon of the Twenty-third ligimont. Connecticut Volunteer infantry. will be held in Bridgeport on August 28rd. The fol- :x’wlng card has been sent to mom- rs: lieadusrteiii 23d Regiment. C. V.. Georgetown. Conn. August 1st, lililll. For the fortleth time the assembly sounds for the annual ro-unlon of the day. August lad. not. The place. ii. A. it. Hall. Bridgeport. Conn. Lin- coln Circle. Ladies of the 0. It. 8.. will amide the banquet at 50 cents. Malta this the red letter day of the year and let nothing short of impossibilitles pre- vent your greeting once more your old comrades. . . DA in H. MILLER. President. Ni ii ll. lilNli. Secretary. W 1'th MATHO iii PHIMW . ugust 'f.—-'l‘wo duths from best marinate-day be to ll the beginning of the. present bot wave. after and t of sh most latclsrshis hssiand hula d trimmers It 8 o'clock was hues.“ ht the various ll 41th s our velour shuts. ' Children’s Suits, 4 . Baltimore and ‘ MILADILPHIA. Fancy Nltiile POM“! ‘ . o'clock. tasking suiotsl of, nine ties since Fl airwaves can Men’s Outino'Suits. “Men’s Outing Pants. Straw Hats. . ~ a; . , Youths’ Suits $8.50. ’ Reduced to SS 5.. Men’s Rain Coats. $4.98. $6.96,. 3105‘ Men’s Suits. $2.95. $25.95. $4.93."$6;o $7.59. $9.95. $12,559. ‘ White and Facts Neoliaee Shirts. 69 cent Underwear. ' 10 doz. Bous’éOc Waists. i. ‘ ' i i axons in i 7 liii at a meat sauna. ' ‘ '? y .1 SELLECK a FRI 98 Washington St. So. Norwallt. A‘ Tel. loo-5; ' u Dibblo's om. Order Summons; Opsolsl price on Watermelon to close out, nest. . Fins st Corn. spoolsl price. 15o doxsn. . ‘ ‘ Tomatoes. good. at 10c quart. ' Potatoes. fins usilvs stock. ass peck. ~ Good Passives. Fresh Cream. Limited supply of Home Fresh lags. 35c dozen: New stool: of Market lssksts. from In up to lilo. los Geld Watermelon at its silos. i w - Oranges. to close out. at one cent (Io) such. On. this old Chases lsft. 20¢ it. , ‘ IOMI FIRST or THE MONTH REFLECTION. ‘ - The man that pays his bills has his own "asset and so far is I to himself and others: the man. that refuses to pay '(wbsrs there there's s vvsy) that lives on the an instance sud labor of. olssssd with thieves and robbers. Hope to serve and pisses. q‘ WATEWLONS: sou-solsssssossssssasssssss W wile!llltIOIIIIsIIIOl'IO/IOI'. 25o Extra Nice Sweet Corn Dwight!!!“ s-ssHO-sss assasstsssss‘ausssssssiiss-ss. soc-soasses-ssspnsrs‘s‘luss-a-ss-ois‘ssmspsss' . ‘ « r. y F . line Fruit and Vegetables. n. as t 1% heat _ WW"? with... .. two per cant. be? oysters Cb-
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