‘, ’ m, A V “
a slum Iran or.
. . ' , ‘ t V L.
Localieusioles.
Saturday‘saie o‘f subset” music at
Coleman's. .See‘ if. .
Saturday sets crushes: music at
Briggerman's. See adv.
' Delicate ,woman‘ will never become
strong, happy hearty. free from pain.
until you build up. your system with
the nerve-refreshing; blood-making
tonic. Holllsber's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 35,c’ents. Piaisted's
Drug Store.
Several specials will be found in the
Joseloff's adv. Read it.
—Strnw flgtsng g [lists O'Brien.
Special. M ‘ 'llfnr. Saturday at
Lorenzo on “.1 , defsdv, " »
Gigantic clearing sale at Gottllebs'.
Read the adv. in this issue.
~25% of! in Kitchen Dept. during
Clear Up Sale, at M. S. Smith lit Co.'s:
Miss Florence Spain is visiting Miss
Louise Foster. of Reed street.
Liggett's Saturday dandy, 29c per in,
at. the Clifford Pharmacy. See adv.
~Basebali. A; Norwaiks vs. Cuban Stars.
Louis Wardweii hat taken a position
at the South Norwalit Trust Company.
' Amne Arsenait. chaprlngtlale, visi-
‘ tod’ friends in South bierwalk, Monday.
~Peari Alpines. O'Brien.
Miss Carrie Stevens and friends, of
Norwaik, spent Sunday” in Ridgeileld.
,nggett's Saturday candy at the
Bridge Pharmacy, 29c per pound. See
adv. . . g ' ~ ..
The best toilet goods are the cheap-
est. ill W. Kelley sells the best. See
adv. ., :
If fortune, disregard thy Claim,
Don't hang thy head in fear
.3“ shame. “5‘. l” ‘b its .
t marryl . 'yon an en’; 3)“
Rocky Morin in Ties will do the r'cst.
Plaisbed's Drug Store. .
‘ , Tomorrow is potato day at the New
York Grocery Store. Read the ad. in
this issue. s
The furniture sale at Rends‘ contin-
ues until the fifteenth. See the adv.
‘ in this issue.
' ant—Baseball. Norwulks vs. Cuban Stars.
Saturday is the day for special
prices on potatoes at the United Gro-
cery Go. See adv.
Edward Johnson andlwlfe, of Chico.
go. are stopping at the Hotel Mahnck»
one for a few days' visit. .
Focal your Accident and Health in-
Iurance from ‘S. J. O‘Brien, Seymour
avenue, South Norwulk.
Another half price sale of women's
. and tnlsses' ready-togwear garments at
. the Boston Store. See adv.
-—Baseball. Norwnlk‘s’ vs. ‘Cuban Stars.
Attorney William 0. Clark intends
to leave this evening for Bedford, New
York. for a few days" vacation.
You need a pill! ‘ Use DeWitt’s Lit-
tle Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not alclten or gripe, but results are
sure. Sold by .Tholcuftord Phar-
macy; “
The schooner Richard Udall is dis-
. charging course of sand for Raymond
firothers, at Governor's island. N. Y.
- The residence of Milo 0. Hoskins.
in West Main street. Norwalk, has
‘ placed under quarantine, Mrs.
. _mlns being ill of'dlpbthoria.
410mb Chops, rib and loin. .lnc.
tbdry's,
J. William Vollmer will come up
' from Randall's island; Saturday. and
” spend the Sabbath at the home of bid
W. in Union street.
«an. Dick's cures versus.
an Hindi-ll. who. idpnow uslstwi
and
Mandr. New'York railroad do-
‘ lied his home-Lin Not-walk. to
' Wham, 'Ic. Brandy's.
m ‘osbors. of the South Nor-
. Trust Company's staff. is upset-
H return from s vacation trip to
”3; Wind resume his duties on
listen, To. Buttery's. ‘
issuer Huntington brought a
'ldntiou ofLongislsnd people,
.tolspendthedey in South-
tmo number of local people
so lathe Boundior the trip. .
isl.8st..aus..ii-t MIL-”ghouls.
b.3vlinrsuusrtm. 36‘
‘i. =- . can 1m. 63»
(m ' .Willitms out a...
' lung’s. Williams. of iii in
mun. andJllu mi 1. Morn
M N
g stscball. Norwalks va.Cullea_Stars.
' Saturday afternoon,
,sgsnt and telegr‘spher at the H
est-salami: rescuers.
g School-house wall equipped. wall;
lighted and well heated. 133 boils pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing. Athletics. ‘
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
The Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company is having a large
new gas tank built in Harbor avenue.
Every effort is being made to rush it
to completionyowlng to the great noise
made by the mechanical hammers used
in riyetlng. W , M
James Addison, of Norwnlk, haajust‘
secured a position in the dining car
of the Twentieth Century Limited, the
New York Centrul's eighteen hour ily-
er to Chicago. His brother. Frank Ad-
dison, has had a position in the same
car for some time. '
—-Sti-aw lists. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wadhams, who
are now located in Kansas City. where
Mr. Wodhnms is ih read of the shoe
department of Hesse, Avery and Com-
pa,ny..will not come least until Christ-
mas..'havlng decided" to spend Mr.
Wadhams’ two weeks‘ vacation in and
around Kansas City. ‘
in this state it Is not necessary to
serve a five days' nail? for eviction
of a cold. Use the 0 giant laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy's laxative lion-
ey and Tar: No opiates. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Frogs are now proi
same as fish. The one season is from
July 1st: to November let. it is unla
ful to shoot them and the only way
they can be taken is by catching them
with a hook and line or with the
hands. They are rapidly , becoming
extinct—~Brewster Standard. .
,Banner {' ouncil,,.No. 54,. Daughters
of Libertine teld a regular meeting last
evening. at which‘ it was decided to
join Emma J. Dayton Council, of Stam-
ford, in a basket picnic at Roton Point
to-‘morrow.’ . Next Thursday night 'a
trolley ride. to Steeplechase island will
be held instead of the regular meet-
lug. ‘ l .‘ 2g. . ‘
~aneball. Norwniks vs. Cuban Stars.
Electors, will. i ve .the lust oppor~
tunity. imx‘rbliiit their“ party huma-
tions this your tmiuy, win-n the regis-
trars will be in session from‘ 12
o‘clock, noon. until 9 'p. m. The first
district registrars meet at the corner
of Wall and Water street; the second
ntlho city council chamber. in iiavi-
land street, and the third at E. E. (lor-
hum'a store, in East Norwulk. idioc-
tors not registered will not be able to
participate in cations or convention
this fall. ' ‘
—-Granuiaiod S or. 101/; lbs, 500.
F, D. Lawton & (l ,
Ansley Van Name. of Lowlsboro, vis.
ited Lewis Webbor. on Sunday. at the
Norwalk hospital. Wobbcr was in Mr.
Van Name's employ and was seriously
injured by a cow while driving her to
pasture. The boy had tied it rope to
the cow and also about his waist. The
animal was not pleased with the ar-
rangement and soon began to run.
which resulted in almost a fatal accl-
dent for both. The boy was uncon-
scious when found, having several ribs
broken and injuries about the head.
He is now improving and hopes are
entertained for his rapid recovery.
«Baseball. Norwalkn vs. Cuban Stars.
A good. ball game is promised for
when the Nor~
walks will meet the Cuban Stars. who
are said to be a team of Cubans. but
not colored ones, This team beat big
league teams in Cuba during the win-
ter. Theoretimlnary contest will be
between Ibo Nationals and the Catho-
lic Club nine. Additional seat is ad-
(led to this game by the fact that a
member of the Catholic Club has
promised the bull team .10 if it wins. l
-—-l.nmb Fore, 10c. iluttery's.
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester'i
day were: William J. Morris. Chicago:
J. J. Reilly. James Lord. iii. 6. Thomas,
W. 8. Harvest, is. is Dunne. lsldor Oo-
ben. J. N. A. il'cldmsn. ll‘. S. French
. V. Mackey. New York; 83., C.
Knapp. Hartford: F‘. Schlppers. Brook-
lyn; G. H. (lschwind. Utlcs. N. Y.‘ A.
H. liowas, William P. Sargent
ion; ‘0. 0. Warren. Ci 0. Warren.k.fr..
Waterbury: Mr. and Mrs. J. H“ Ail-
nms. Ridgeflelil; u. r. roots. ijw.
lscnbsrth.’New Rochglle, ‘ ,
" ;
recoveries,
ted by law the _
W-v
ti...
remedy
cure. “1
; claims 1
n or
.: .. ,m. public Market.” Soil
"I”
"assist an. . "
,Ii ”million -
Yo.
mati
attains. »
. ., It’ss‘sle‘tirnc: prices the
out prices do notand can not
to .induce you to huyfij But the low
clients the beat her
gains.
l
The great attractions of our Red Tag Sale are. the tried-and-
vs
lacs scorn: low prices.
to judge a bargain in clothes. . g ‘ . .
put our wears for men and boys to the‘tflt. you’ll find
cs for the. least money in town. Come and see.
' ‘ If you‘ll
the best valu
MEN'S FANCY SUITS.
Quality first; price heist. is the way
All lines in all sizes. from 32 to 45, in Si in and doubt}:—
money—the man w ho thinks he has. sim
er
breasted models, intended for this season’s wear,
$25. are new priced as follows;
$6.88. $7.88. $x 1.88, $16.
MEN'S OUTING sum.
88, 8x7'880 N :i \
critter-1y $8.50 to
g r
i. r
Our entire array of homespun. wool crash. flannel and wor-
atcd 2-‘piecc, thin suits, formerly $8 to $18, are now priced:
$4.88; $6.88. $7.88. $9.88. truss.
suns—u-
m ,
i am going to make a very plain, firm assertion—Jon
can‘t buy gruin like ours at any other place for less
ply boughtclteap-v
grain.
I have been enabled to build up a large and increas-
ing business by selling the choicest grades.
“cheap" grains and feeds, as a rule are of dittleJnltt‘inslc
They may answar a certain routine purpose
it is too. often the case, when an es bilahed graded
value. .
Boys', Clothes are wearing Red Tags. Straw better: in line,
too.. Furnishings are under—priced in many imp
orient items.
iknow that , I
and ‘
s in-
quired after, the seller talks up som thing lower priced
but
"Just In good"-—-it.
takes less capital or the financial
profit is more attractive. Good grain never went begging
for purcltMers—uuccessful merchandising lies. not in Iran-
tic
believe.
rfio
Through Southern New England. ’
Price iouconte.
Wm. P. Beers,
Illustrated.
49 Walifih. Nbrwalk.
penetrates, reduces the inflamn
coughing and raising of phlegm, restoring the
otyoutll. G0.
hifllthliy for a few weeks and we [no
the last stage of «ale
urf
attempts
l
i
I
‘ Buy Oats Thais Clean. ~.
Whilst?
a... 1.,»
LL
a
TRIP
to undersell. but rather in outvaiuingr so i
l
. v
-
MANQEL T. “£793;
Books. Stationery and Engraving. ‘
6 So. Main swab. Not-walk.
r ranchifis
Is more.
than. ‘ 1 “a cough; it is a deep-seated indent -
on or oatoJ‘rh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and, the most druitfnl
source” ofconsumption. It bellies all schoolsof
medicine'lansI cough cures. loaded with aar-
cotics are worthless and harmful, because no
taken internally only, ever did or can
thelwc or 31.00 bottle,
a. n. sumac“. . .
on would Thoroughly”
Vccdticn, PlaceYo
his: .li'ii““~519“3°gzl.n it
he
assert-inn BALI, the germicide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for ‘80
emv
y Take 15 drop“
my a soul: and an sons: to betlia the tut-us
and chest with hot. clear Balm every night. Thesis the secret. It
scion, kills the germs. stops we
inngstothe vigor
keep up, the treatment
mice a cure clear down to
is consumption. No cocaine
or opiates;
‘~ Indians.
lit Va‘luf
% ' it “of
silage ‘ ‘
g; and i‘v?_lustlntl’ .n ‘ . mm
mig'ig‘y in.
TheOricifnal
. We «all
» ‘ ch’apound .
SATURDAY AND
. "SUNDAY ONLY.
The turn lunacy.
THE PRIOCRIPTIOH BTORE.
rat. 15-42.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
' ass:-
TODAY iN WALL STREET,
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—0nly
small orders for stocks were in the
market for execution at‘ the opening
to-day. and the effect on prices was
moderate. Union Pacific and St. Paul
were strong at advances of about a
point and the majority of prominnet
stocks were slightly higher. sillinols
trai sold off 1% and Colorado and
them First pfd. fell 66.
WALL STREET.“ a. m.——stocks.
showed a more definite tendency after
business had got well under way.
:5 Quite a number of buying orders ap-
. poured and the improvement in the
, Hii stocks and the Pennsylvania group
gave the market a uniformly firmer
. tone for awhile. Gradual realisingg
. and moderate short selling depressed
the market later. St. Paul. Union Pa-
cific. Reading and Amalgamated Cop
per fell back a point or more from
. their best prices and the list other-
wise touched the lowest. Nashville.
Chattanooga and St. Louis broke 3.
Anaconda 2 Li. and Sugar and inter-
national Paper l. in the way of ad.
vances there were 2 points in North.
western and Northern‘l’aciflc, 1 3-4 in
Great Northern old, 1 1-2 in Denver
and Rio Grande. 1 1-1 in Consolidated
Gun and 1 1-8 in Norfolk and Western.
, WALL STREET, lnoon.~'i‘he sell-
the movement was not pursued. but
the market bccnrno ln‘tdn‘scly dull and
prices made but slight recovery. Bonds
were steady. .
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—So little
‘ interest was manifested in the market
that professionals were not opposed in
moving prices as they saw fit. They re.
versed their attitude of the morning
and bid up prices to a parity with yes-
terday‘s closing or above.
ERIE RAILROAD GRANTED DE-
MAND.
And Shipping in New York Bay is Now
Active.
NEW YORK, August lit—A large
percentage oi the railroad iugbonts af-
fected by the strike Wednesday night
of several hundred deckhands wre run-
ning today, All of the boats of the
Lackswanna. the Eric'nnd the Control
of New Jersey were in commission.
Six of the ten boats of the New York
Central were running win new crews.
said to have been brought in from
other cities.
The iilrle uranted he Pddmands of
the dgclkhands for an ncrease of 35 a
mont n , y, Put. 8 first-class declo
hands. mugged” of getting a 810 ad.
353“ will re‘celvc 85. for the present.
s cc on was .gr
{the declsion» of an arbit’r ton board
to be appointed Join
ployees and the rail .
The Lehlgh Valley railrond's nine
boats continued to be tied up this
morning. The company employed new
crews or the boats last night. but
’when the vessels reached the Jersey
City side of he rivr the men were In-
formed that they were, tilting strikers'
places and quit. tying up every boat.
A conference will be held today be-
tween the strikers and the Lehigh
officials.
It is believed that the movement of
to hosts today will soon relieve
ight congestion hero and prevent
any loss on perishable freight.
OWEN UP 70 DIR.
B. apical. 1204 N. Virginia St.
Evansville. lnd.. writes: "For bvor
In your“ was troubled with kidney
ly by the em-
, and bladder affections vWMth cauud
.Jicst dash .
me nation a and your;
and mu run am, it a year I80
had to abandon wort: entirely. . i had
three of s best bit, . who did
one no and l was practically 3le
on it: to dis. Foley's Kidney Ours
was monged'fid'flts list mgr:
ms «use... ,r -
‘ , bottle i it ‘
'9 m!
pending .
gangs :
. * M. For
cuticle "veiumwfli onv
a
-
Men’s Outing Suits.
Men’s Outinc Pants.
Children’s Suits. ‘
Straw Hats. ‘ , . .
Youths’fiuits $8.50. Reduced to $59 '
Men’s Suits. $2.95. $5.95. sited-$6.69
$7.59. $9.923. $12.59. j ‘ ‘
White and Fancu Neolicee Shirts. ‘
69 cent Underwear.
10 doi‘. Bous’ 500 Waists.
6 (102. Bous' 500 Ncaiiaee Shirts,
.q!
uxmus All ii ill
at a areal saving.
95 Washington St. 50. Norwalk.’ "
Tel. 165-5. ‘ ' '
Some. Special low Prices for a Saturday'
Green Corn, till/ac per dozen. you an and tender.
Motors. ’llo busbsl. ‘
..i‘.
l
at
Beets cheap. 1," .t,‘ . . g
"P. “'0‘ “Mill“ st do: two for 15¢. as tuslu... . g 3‘, I. g; .
Tomatoes, so; a rm, 1..- . ,1 ,t y, l" ”a”,
Merlotlve Flour tasks. the finest bread... Cult sale, raisin. ‘2; v,
Pure um, 12:: lb. ‘ ‘ ' "
Open-y d. .srnss' Bacon, sliced on our mscblns If you with. ‘iimi'blm,
bacon going. doc lb. . ' ;.
Tsks special notice. Musk Melons. regulsr the article. In to a ._ a
Lima Issnl. good one 2 155- 4 26s. ..... .l.
tweet Potatoes, ass, 4.13am.” ' m’
Ws expect to be of good service and,» do business on. '
Waiting your valued order. your: to o cmmsnil and plus-i ' » . ..
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