James Dickson; of New York spent Sunday in south Norwa‘lk. * allelivery clerk wanted. .‘5F D. Law~ ton as William Deakifi. visitor in South oi Danhury. was a orwalk yesterday. Captain Charles H Bayiis, of Ray- ‘mond Brotheti' force, is enjoying a two weeks' "8185193 Fred Coleman,5 r., and Charles Lock wood are spending a week at Boston and Narragansett Pier. ~Notice. ~Ccllimenclng Aug. 15 ow ing to scarcity of milk, higheI price of grain and ice, milk will be is per quart in bottles, and do per quart in can. Henry D. Cornell took out a party of friends .on his launch 'l‘ruant for a sail’on the Sound yesterday. Crane. Church choir has begun a three weeks’ vacation. Sunday the singing was congregational. , Thomas J Collins, at A. J. (nouns a Company who is ill with typhoid to vet, is somewhat better today. The adjourned town meeting to take action on the matter of the public » lloat will be held this evening at the town assembly hall in Wall street. , Norwai _ " -—~Delivery clerk wanted; F. D. Law- . ‘ton in Co. Howard Hunter is enjo‘yii‘lk a few days‘ vacation from his duties at the Gilbert is Bennett allies in George- , town, and is Spending the time at his ' home in Norwalk Frederick 3. Madrid has returned from a week's stay in Boston and re yearned his managerial duties at the Norwaik store of F. D. Lawton & Com may this morning, I . ‘ You need a pill? Use DeWitt's Lit- tle Early Risers. the famous little pills. Do not slcken or gripe, but results are India. Sold by The Cliflord Phar- Stacey; L...— less; hundtrsds prepared for business. Manual training. Free baud drawing. Athletics. ~ 5 ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. Mr and Mrs. ’Lellloy Wheeler are .spending their vacation at Delaware . WaterG up. . The Norwalk Bird Club will meet to night at the home of A. J. Dooley. Quintard avenue. . par-ug—np Joseph Iiccllhart has secured a. post. ' tion as clerk at the Jones in Imam... store in Wall street. Frank Kelleih of West avenue, willt leave tonight for a. trip to South Bend. 1ndiana,for a couple of weeks. N. C. Depew. superintendent of the Bosnian branch of the Knox but too tory. his wife and daughter. are guests oi Dr. Homer Clark, of 13 Buy- view avenue increase in business has necessitat on an addition to the force of the Norwalk Savings Society and the de- sired position of cleIk has been secur ed by G William Gray of Norwalk. who has resigned as clerk at William P. Beers‘ store. Mls. Clarrlssa B. Bates, of No 24 Orchard street, has returned from a trip tmRidgeiield and Ridgebury, her former home. and where she has an in terest in valuable farming lands. Mrs. Bates also called on her sister, Mrs Mnly E. Bennett 0! Norwalk who is automating in Ridgeiield. and found her improved in health. The members of Castle Camelot. Knightsuf King Arthur. are notified to be at the boat landing in the I'ear of the lumber yard on Water street to-morrow morning'l‘by‘ 9:30 o'clock, for a sail across the Sound. to Long island. Each person is expected to come provided ‘with his own luncheon, Should it be stormy tomorrow the sail will take place on Wednesday from the same place Prof Louis Heiasling. oi the tier strum School has returned to Nor- walk from his trip abroad Mr. Heinsling spent most of the summer in Europe and made a protracted stay in Pepin and traveled extensively also through France, Holland and Belgium. ~Notice.-—Columencing Aug. 15, ow- ing to scarcity of milk, higher price of grain and ice milk will be is per quart in bottles, and do per quart in can. Through an unfortunate error it was stated in these columns Saturday that Norwalk Division, A. 0. li.. held a trolley ride to Steplechase island. Bridgeport, Friday evening. The ride, which was II very successful one in . Henry Frocb, Samuel Taylor and 'every ”Sheet. WM given by Pride of Courts Dufault spent yesterday on the j. fishing banks of: the New Jersey coast. ,' They had good luck and their friends 'Ire enjoying ilsh to day, . ., Mrs. Emu-lam M. Merritt is now be .lieved to be steadily covering from no: recent very strok bi paralysis, which she sustained while Captain Merritt was on a cruising trip. " Dir. and lira. Lester Hyatt. and ex- ‘ Mayor and Mrs. Arthur 0. Wheeler and son Arthur, returned home Satur its! night from a very anioylble stay at finances Lake New Hampshire. 5‘5Il5l this state it is not necessary to serve a five days' notice for eviction of 8. cold. Use the original laxative cough. syrup, Kennedy' a Laxative Hon- and Tar. No opiates. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. John McGlynn. formerly of the Crayola“ Hotel, Danbury. with M. A Latina” P. A. l'dllis and Thomas F. ,mer. of Troy, N. Y.. who arrived automobile. are stopping at the Ho- Clifford it 8. Hatfield. of 88 Hill street, , intendont of theu'l‘rowtp igge (l'lox Company, has recon y part: one a handsome sloop yacht. The is finely finished. very speedy and comfortable cruising bolt. as. s equipped will a gasoline casino as well . , l'll Mdkwsrd. 0 time, in your flight. "Inc a child s sin lust for tonight. . it.” cried lmc, "lust let me be . *5! firm Bockyliountsln Tel. " “landing oil-tile c icons. The leaves this your a...“ “a“. an"... a; ‘ ‘ combines liaisons tortuous-all.“ A“ 'The desir “tune Court Narruk Circle. Companions of the Foresters of America. The warm weather of recent date has made the popular (lny excursions. under the management of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail» road Company especially attractive, and particularly so. with the trip plan nod for Thursday next. the features of which are (ivertlsed in twins issue for a days' outing and rest is inherent in every active mind and the opportunities afforded upon this delightful tIip should not be overlook- ed. Remember that the sale of tick eta is strictly limited. and the "would be cxcurslonlsl" should purchase eat- iy to guard against disappointment. Edward S. lilne, Miswl‘iihnlens A. Edwards, Miss Mabel Edwards, Rev. Nelson Edwards. of New Rochelle: Miss Eleanor Edwards, of Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs Chapman Ridgefield; Edward R. Fay. lil. Council 0.0011- ncli. W. Thompson, Frank Schneider. W C. Beers, W L. Dunn. Danbury: iii. L. Weiss, White Plains; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Marshall New Haven. F. A. West Williamsion. Pu: A. ll. Mon- tague. Ansonls; Mr. and Mrs. ill. Bocsse, H. W. Greene. C. A. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. (18‘ Mills.N ow York. F..l. O'Reiily. J.0 .0‘Reilly.C A. O'Rclliy. Brooklyn; R. M. Potter Syracuse. were at the Hotel Clifford yesterday. Clothina at my ‘CL Aliases can shut music ALL: rim Wish. 8 cssrs no new. ‘ soloist. sans 5 unseen..." 55 . true us as "and ill to judge a bargain II cloth cs. Ii you'll put our artists for than and the best Values for (1.81m. money in town. Come an All lines 825, are now fly. 1M value 1 s Islc‘ ”v or decide not and so not indicilte ‘ great an tlon‘s or our Red Tag side are on ideo- ud- prices. Quality first; price sex 5 breasted mo‘ile’ls, illustrated 549 Wall St. Norwslk. lime; prices drop to induce you to buy MEN'S FANCY SUITS. intended for this sssson’ 8 mar. priced as follows: so. 88. 87.36. 81: 88. $16.88. $17.88. MEN’S OUTING sun‘s. Our entire array of homespun. ‘wocl crash, flannel and war- sted c-p‘iccs thin suits, formerly $5 to $18, are now priced: . $4.88, 88.88.87 88. $9.88. 8:: 88. ”nu—nu . 00Boys Clothes are wearing Red Tags. Straw hats are in line, .Fumishing’s are under-priced' In many important horns. I am going to make a very plain firm assertionq-You . can't buy grain like ours at any other place for less money-the man w 110 thinks he has. simply bought cheat» or grain. l have been enabled to build up a large and increasv ing business by selling the choicest grades. “cheap" grains and They may answer a certain routine purpose it is too often the case, when an established grade quired after, the seller 'talks up something lower prl but "just as good"—-it takes less capital or the fines profit is more attractive. Good grain never went beg for purchasers—successful merchandising lies not in 1 tie attempts to undorsell. but rather in outvaluing. nil i believe. . , l Buy Oats Thsts Glenn. TROLLEY TRIPS Through Southern New England. Books biahoncry and Engraving. Fall Day paper. Wont avenue. lyn and Casey manqu.”_.«— EEERGY, Merrill College, SOUTH NORWALK. STAMFORD, PORT CHESTER Yield salary dividends in the investor. A..- _“. _~* " Misses May and Florence Kelley. of from a visit with Miss Helen Drumm. of Elisabeth, N. J. Misses Lottie Head. of tlouth Main street. and Edith Sanford. of ideal Washington stroot. Spout at School opens September 4, 1906. Day and evening sc58i(1119.ll’rito for catalogue and College ' M. A. MERRILL, Prln. have returned home have island 1. s j ;,.s yum-1 sass ails You my «Ava re m scant. so 11ch View sun the best barge hays to the lmdyou’ll had in .1 discs. no... as to 46. in sin is .n double- orrnerly $8.50 to 5 . l know feeds. as a rule are of little intrin‘ MANUEL r. HATCH. m L Price to Cantu. Wm. P Bears, 6 So. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk. TIME AND MONEY The members of Cockcaos Tribe. l. 0. R M. of Norwslk, will have s t‘rol~ icy ride to Steeplechase island, Bridge- port, tomorrow evening. Mrs. li. J. Sherwood and daughter. Miss Edith Sherwood. and Miss Edna ruiuruod llyinlttou. of Westport avenue, left it» home from a visit to Newport, llrooii- day for a week’s visit at Oyster Bay. all.» Ilsa taco 1.15 says A cases PI INCULD. TOO. FOR ""5 TH! ONLY I”. i lit 1.. is} is 61811111in. . roll You ' that held prices in . ing and rose quite g ‘ C in Casey Island momma «mic Minn-"dunno. consular its 5 5 or was rids mangoscrwfllmd ”55m ”5554?”. We “will Enthymol Tooth Pasta with each brush. 5 Many of these brushes sell regularly .at 5 5 150 and 200 , lililiilrl handy, res phenomenon afoul. 111.. 18—2. _ ,~ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. W TODAY- IN WALL STREET, in the stock market today generally started the week ‘a small fraction high“ er than on Saturday. Colorado Fuel, ' Kansas City Southern pfd. and Great Northern pfd rose about a point and Reading ii. Brooklyn Transit was a 5 notable exception and was weak on account of yesterday's disturbances over the collection of Costey Island fares. Opening sales of two thousand shares were made at 77% and 76%. compared with 78 on Saturday. U. S. , Steel. Pennsylvania and Southern Pa- , ciiic also made small fractional de- cllnes The volume of business was moderate. WALL STREET 11 a, m. —-’l‘he mar- ket throw off the re ‘esslve influences k at the open- rally. 8 number of the representati stocks selling from one-half to one point above Sal- urday' a closing When the traders at tempted to take profits the market fell 5 back rapidly to where it began. Penn syivenla was particularly weak. but 5 that support after getting down a point. Third Avenue gained 3 1-2.1nterbor- ough Metropolitan 1 1-2 the preferred 2 ii, Northern Pacific St. Paul pfd.. Wheeling and Luke Frlc and American were bid up to the highest again, at. Paul and Amalgamated Copper rising 5 a point above last weeks closing. noon. «Reading ‘ WALL STREET, rose 1 3- ii and Union Pacific 1 and there were a few other gains oi from i to 2. Thu stiffness of the call money rate restrained the speculation in spite of the reports from London that $2.000.- 000 had been secured in that market for shipment to New York. The mar ,. ket became semi stagnant and sagged from the top level. Bonds were heavy. WALL STREET 1 p. Ila—Prices hov ered close to the best figures of the forenoon. following the demand for Southern Pacific and Northwestern. which lifted them a point. in general there was little evidence of a market, in? ticker being silent for long inter. vn s. _ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. James Delaney. of Norwallr. has re turned from a visit with friends in New Haven. is visiting her mother Mrs. Stephen Byxbee. of ii Madison street. Attorney William H. (lriihn has re turned from a business trip to Athens .llastoa. and Munch Chunk. Penn. Cornelius Pierce is enjoying a two weeks' vacation from his duties at the Fairllcld County National Bank. John McGuire. the popular llbntion~ Isl, at James F. Plunkelt’s Cafe, in River street is laid up by illness at his home in 5Wiilon avenue. ‘ Mrs. M. Shula and daughter, Frills. and son Henry, of Now York. are guests oi lit. and Mrs. Anthony Elsi: srwald. of 28 River street. Norwalk. The Criterion bsscbsii team, of Bridge .failad to show up in Not- walk. lord» ottoman. and as a result Company F was out I some. Illss Helen Buhlte. cashier” It the Earth Maia street store of ED too I Caraway. is spending a week’s vscsucn at her holes in Minefield. liidwin L. Hoyt, cf Norwaiit, wont the Watson at the Brooklyni pid steroids Justice“ Mid Edward If h?“ am?“ arrivals. ’ i. wits l(Inhalation-Ii 'fim livers give a liner sample of 5 '- WALL eraser 10: .1065 Ins—Prices ‘ ice l to 1 1-8. Toward ll o clock prices . Mrs Charles Stowe, of Middletown. 5 .st- , (15.. account of the unfavorable Weather durh5g our in me till ‘ ‘ Isis. lust cibssd, a. have decided to sontlnus c5 silence 5s him M- clothing Department. , . From time to um we will all» moist uni-53:111- our annual Mi Intel-sat you, whether you used any maintained 510i. Suite for Youun . Bulls for Young Men and s great chase. for scours a Suit of Clothes of assailant fabric at fast hslfyorlg‘lnsl. prises. Glu- 82 to 854mb chest. lormsr pricis $0. $3.25. $4.25, $5 and $8. Bcus’ Suits 5 Tough, stylish, dependable Suite, for active Boys. at Half-Price. Former prices $3.00, $3.50, $4 and $5, new or and $1.60. $1.78, $2 $2.60. .. . WATCH DUB WiNDOWB FOR GREAT BAflnAlNl. , ‘: LLE K Hosd-to-Fcotsrs for Man and 5018. .5 98 Washington at. 811. Norwalk. 5 Some Special low Prices for a Saturday 5 .55 Green Corn. lat/ac per dozen, you no and «1518». . Potatoes, 88o bushel. Bests cheap. Fins Large Oshbsgss st 8c; two for 15c.u Tomatoes, 9c; 8 qts. for 258. Superistlvc Flour makes the finest bread. .15Cssh sale, 5896 bad. Pore Lard, 12o lb. Open-y a Bsrncs' Bacon. sliced on our machll5s if you mus-119 bacon going, 301: lb. 5 ‘ Take special notice. Musk Melons. regular 5101: article, is to 5.55. ' Lima Buns, good on 2 ts. 188:4 268. .. Mot Potatoes. No.4 “6 tin-q 5 m 5 We expect to be of good service and to do business on Waiting your valued order. yours to c opumsnd sn5d plush. a, 5o slain I All kinds of Fish. C5auls. etc Outbiii’ s BrI':;_ are being overworked as 8. result of application upon work Relief in or str'slnod (i find averted by "drug‘snpsirof 66s.. I” b. m and serious . - Propor Ghosts. Propo5ly Adjusted. . nomination l‘rss. 5 ,4 Matching of Issues and all mm 1‘ Specialty. O B. J ECKSON, uwslto‘rau'r. , . 5 Pill 11 iii u SATURDAY O LY. . IIIT ITOBK IN MARK T. P.“ pK‘ l5lo$oo$lllvslilwoll m .u. QCII5OIICDIODDQII5'Q;I5|COI FANCY OWII‘I‘ CORN. FIR D02. .. ...........5 IWIIT POTaTOII, PIN PK. ...... .......I..5 |ICOIIIIOOI$ODOII MILK. 3 .................... .......... ""“”""‘U' TOMATOIC. 8 CANC ............. .......... ..........I.... . NATigflgLulaime 603. MAORI II. 100 N500, 3 POI “o as VVAYTIIUIIILJDIY.. IUAUIYs ssssolrs-s OIIIOIIIIsl5ItOOCCOOIIIIlIl'fi enssu LIMAI. roost-cu, sskrs. not assess. ,, (Ilium GROCERY so North Main 8h. Norwslk. M843... sums minus a5 coca mi. mammoran amm- u a sales on so sans nus-a s sssssss-ossssssi missteps tsslnlsmsdniaslu- 5:65-55
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