y—doh‘brsscher is still H st to
Ssundsrsl. shavingand cutting hair. ,
Note prices on furniture ini F. A.
Mitchell's an... 1
Rummage asln‘at A. Dickert
Son's.‘ See ad.‘ 1
l
em. plotter... ohms
The best of everything at thefPublic
Market. See ad. 1
i... t
' James Pooley, of Dorian, was it visit-
or in town to—dsy.
Hanrord Smith, of Daricn, was a
visitor In town today. 3
In this state it is not necestlary to
serve a five days' notice for ehlctlon
of a cold. Use the‘ original ltixatIVe
cough syrup, Kennedy's laxative Hon-
ey and Tar. No opiates. Slold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Miss Pansy Stevens, of Dorian; was a
visitor in town today. i
There's a difference in coal. lice ad.
of the Ferris Coal Co.
The store that begets couildtlnce is
C. E. Seymour's. See ad.
~Notice.-—Commencing Aug. I5. ow-
Ing to scarcity of milk. higher price of
grain and ice, milk will be 7c per quart
in bottles, and do per quart in run.
Fancy suits at Red Tag prices, at
Rogers & Stevens'. See ad.
The Daniel Keogh Coal Company
lost a valuable horse last night.
Refrigerators and baskets are the
two specials at Head’s. See ad
Constipation. bowel Irregttlnrity.
headache. dyspepsia, torpid IIVt r. bad
kidneys; rheumatism, disordoris incl-
dent to sedentary life. positivoi cured
by Hollisler's Rocky Mountain 'iLca, the
greatest American remedy. ten or
Tablets, 36c. Pinisted’s drug store,
Special prices on wash suits and
mesh underwear at Davis'. See ad.
The barge May, with 300 tons of coal,
has arrived for Raymond Brothers.
A regular business meeting 01 linens
Tribe. I. 0. R. M.. was held his night.
-—Auctlon, tine building lot. Bauurday.
Aug. iii, 2 p. m.. Woodward Aim. and
Charles B. St. Cellar dug and stoned.
Lot ssxiosxltsxlia. ;
Manuel 1‘. ilstch and Frank Nash
have returned from a trip to Block
Island.
The barge A. Dexhclmer has arrived
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
Coal Company. ‘
Mrs. Margaret Sutitfi‘. of Bristol. is
the guest of Mrs. A. F. Mlnton,‘ of Col
lien Hill street. .‘
Turn‘bnckwnrd. 0 time. in youl flight.
an» the a child again last for tonight.
“I‘ll do it." cried Time. "fast is, me be
Until I u: some Rocky Mountain Tea."
Plalstcd's drug store. i
fl Nollie Seaman. of Amityvlllc.
{L. If?“ visiting Miss Augusta Dibble.
of ,Bsyvlsw avenue.
J
Gel ranges Installed on special
wins. See Connecticut Railway 1
“lilting Company's ad. 1
The condition of Thomas J] Collins
is considerably improved not be Is
gradually Ironing stronger.
Mrs. M. (1, Kcslcr. of cq rtlsndt
was started today for halts Pisces.
lion County. N. Y.. to sped thus
I“ ‘s
* “circumcised “on
I. 0 III cripr
ins ”sad loofmlllt will be Is . r cum
ties. and do per «um i can.
snipped. : iwoli
. ‘lilllted'ntld WGIUIGBIEII. 133 110” pro
. parodlfor‘collego; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual tralhing.‘Fras
hsnd‘drnwing. Athletics.
ILLus'rsAran ci‘acuua.
Miss Alice Kills. Madonna at the
Norwalk Hospital, left yesterday for
St. Catherines, Ontario. whereshe will
spend her vacation with her father.
Dr. Frank Kane.
'%
Arthur Let}. Jacksonhson of Mr. and
Mrs. Id. M. Jackson, of Norwnlk. has
arrived In town for at short vacation
auras. where he is employed in the"
office of a big‘ oil refinery cf the Stand-
ard Oil Company,
W
You need‘a'hlll‘i Use DeWitt’s Lit-
the Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not slcken or gripe, but results are
sure.
many.
The steam barge Lorraine has" left
the harbor for Seacllif, L. I. The 0\vn~
er of the craft was called before the
Board of United States Navigation
Commissioners Monday for not havv
ing a properly licensed pilot. This mat-
ter was remedied before the craft left
this port. '
MRS. WHITLEY STILL ABSENT.
Learned That Qhe Did Not Go to Mid-
dletown on Her Present Trip.
Mrs. Joseph Whitley. of Holden avo-
nue, In still among the absent and her
husband has been unable to gct‘truce
of her. Mr. Whitley thought that pos-
sibly his wife had gone to Midtllotowu.
where she was confined to the asylum
for several months, as she had only
a short time ago spoken of going
not.
called up the asylum on tho telephone
and was assured that. Mrs. Whitley
had not called.
Mr. Whitley Is at his wit's end to
know what course to pursue.
PUBLIC FLOAT MATTER DELAYED
Tho selectmon will not go ahead
with the purchase of the present dust.
at the Washington street bridge or
the providing 01' another one until they
get the opinion of Town Counsel licvi
Warner. Mr. Warm-r voted against
the proposition for the establishment
of a public final at Monday night's
town meeting and it, Is toured from
this stand that he may advise the se-
lcctmcn not to go ahead.
Mr. Warner is out of town today but
the selectmen hope to got an opinion
from him by tomorrow.
It was reported today that some op-
ponents of the notion of the meeting
would get. out an injunction If the sol-
ectmcn attempt. to carry out the vote
of the meeting,
PITTSFIELD PARTY iN NORWALK.
A party of ten l’ittsileid people who
are on an automobile tour In two large
mat-blues. arrived at tho Norwulk Ho
tel. last night and this morning. Both
care were scheduled to got here last
night. but one had an accident which
dclnyt-d it. all night. just outside of New
York. W. C. chln. I). Id. Nuvln, Mrs.
E. Ii. Nevin, Miss M. ’I‘. Novln and
Miss 0. A. chIn reached Norwnlk
lust night and E. I). Nevin. F. St. John.
I. S. Kurupmnn. Miss ll. fl. St. John
and Miss M. Dowd arrived this morn-
lng. The whole party Is now on route
to New London.
GROOER VAN BUREN BRINGS SUIT
Frank . Vuu iiurcn, doing business
under the firm llllillt' of finite (it Van
Boron. has brought Hilll against James
H. Flynn. claiming fill and damages.
The case Is returnable to the town
Mr. Flynn's roultlotlt'o on Union park
was attached yesterday to the extent
of $76, to buyer the claim. by Cousin.
bio J. J. Goodwin.
REAL EETATI TRANSFERS.
Edward A. Pnttlson and wife to Put-
rlrk Mctlrnth and wife, building lot.
Winnlpnuli. Q. (3.
Joseph (lull to Alexander flail, lot
and buildings. Hoyt street, Booth Nor-
wnlk. War.
Routines Bradley to Joint Rowland.
lit. Vernon. iii acres and buildings.
Broad River. War. . .
Refinement).
N
L‘ comics-s min
%?I&E'Mnm§‘snd ill ”elm
WILLVIII - . omittsd
Mid... a...
”Winds. was initt
martin ofConrt
“mm/or hm.
“f ..s-sm~,
Depot florists 'v
_ 2- 31mm .
croéptsa
..:'?;..‘I}eorgc Hull's.
“Meir-H
if?“ in Washington st.
sons from
consumer oats
,gsuss‘r busts ’
nu. rots wssit. .
WIN. ms ‘
stay. from Neodeshn. in southwestern ‘
Sold by The Clifford Phar- '
, _ ‘ g .. u
there, but has learned that she did ,
At his request, Selectman Avlson V‘
3""
scrim mi sot-v ’ ‘
as
'sobvsiun not?
a
Fo
Wm.
GLAD 'TO HAVE
, on otsasromrsa. .‘ssvsnss run success—our
, rsioswrnourtookmoar wusr you
rommanr ran vouss avsnv‘rtus.
, r
v
we barrios;
. ‘ , on size UP ous oranamoor #Attov s-rtecs
AND erases aunties sun‘s av Tits oua
, THEM ssrisrvms,.stvn rut: ssorao rotors tunnels
ALI. sizes IN The
mosey: .
$10 Suits $6.56 $18 Suits ‘B-i lac ‘
LITY TEOT.
' LY Low.
construction or vsaious miss it fw'MARKao
12 Suits 7.58 "22 Suits 16.58
can't buy grain like ours a
money—Abs mun w ho thinks he has
or grain.
ing business by selling
"cheap" grains
value.
it is too
quired after.
but "just
profit is more attractive. (
for purchasers:—
tic attempts to undersc
believe. .
IE) Suits 9.56 .25 Suits 177.55 .
COME THIS WEEK IF POBOIBLE; .THE END OF THE SALE IS IN ‘
SIGHT. AND YOU DON'T WANT TO MIBO A
THIS.
RICH BARGAINS STILL IN BOYO" SUITS
AND FURNISHINGS.
‘N OPPORTUNITY Ll KE
AND WASH. UUITS, HATS
I am going to malts a very plain, firm assertion-Jon
t any other place for ’.ls'ss
. simply bought cheap-
1 have been enabled to build up a large and increas-
the choicest grades.
as good"-lt takes less capital or
Buy Oats Thsts Clean.
1.73". 1
..~....._...... .e- .... .4. u... -.
at Bali Galas, one.
49 Wall St. Nomlk.
to x
MorrilifBuslness College.
South Nowell.
court on the fourth Monday in August. .
mt'fpr harm's, lilti- “ g , ,
, ‘ ‘Aboomm or usnousnrssso wssurso-
rd] Is An satioi'rso. our ms spam. on
nor cm W
and feeds. as gt rule are of little in
They may nuswor a dortain routine purpose.‘ .
often the case, when an established grade i in-
the seller talks up something lower p
i know that
life
and
the financial
loud grain never went bég'glng
successful merchandising lies not In Iran-
II. but rather in outvnlulng.
\
1'.
MANUEL T. HATCH;
TI-Il lew RULES.-.
'P. Beers.
Books. bliiloncry and Engraving.
w
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6 80. Main St. So. Norwaik.
the -C‘or‘nerFSto—ns
FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IV ENTERING
Stamford.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
Port Chester. '
Day School Open. fioptombor 4th'
Books and Stationery Free.
wait long. if you are figuring on wiring your place. Now is the best
time.
The Reed d. Volk Electrical Compass.
36 Washington Street.
MBY mum ,
. Arid Pay om” ,
iron “man you um A nscstrr THA'i' om Morasbisrurso.“
Hy wits ossu sac vou om usvs To
says“ so norm. ‘ .. ,
«sum sunrises has sued LB HAVIA ousoit soon: our
brains shoots. ‘roo. iron IT'I “Nil 0
oases sum in
‘ Opp. Telephone Exchange.
PAY AGAIN. POI! YOU
"LY SA!!! AND OQNVINIINT
sou’ll‘t. scoouur or
mm. nutritionists am
): um i was
- of stocks advanced quite uniformly in
. Harriman Pacifics. but the dealings
general market responded moderately.
. painlessly.
m
: naturism till” us‘rsi. N's-
oltnrrowu. Natal. August 16.-—- ‘
' it
. O
. methods...
'06
Euthrmoi Tooth Pasta with each
brush. Many of these brushes sell
a.
regulnriy at" .
idoland 200
iii iiiltiri Pittman,
rue Pasecniprtou syons.
TEL. 1H n
rams nsmvanr scallion.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
.——~~
WALL eraser; 10:10.1. m.-—Prices
the opening dealings in the stock mar‘
list today. In only a few cases did
the gains exceed a small fractional
average. St, Paul, Reading, Consoli-
dutcd Gas and lnterboroughvhlctropoii-
tan phi. gained about a point. There
were very heavy transactions in the
generally were well distributed.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-'I‘he OD-
ening gains were in a‘fsir way of be
lug cancelled by the usual realising
when the heavy and confident buying
of Reading rallied the list. Apart
from the renewal of speculative operav
lions In some of the specialties the
market did not do much more than re-
cover ths ground lost on the reaction.
WALL TREE’I‘, noon.~The uplift
In the Harriman Paciflcs on very large
transactions sustained the general list
in sympathy, but prices, were little af-
fected. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——Operations
in the general market. were obscured
by the amount of trading in Union Pn-
citlc in which the transactions were
more often in excess of 1.000 shares
than below It. The price touched
too 1-2 before; o'clock. The directors‘
meeting today and gossip as to divi-
dend action accounted for tho large
speculative activity in the shares. The
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KING EDWARD IN PRUSSIA.
Many School Children and Others
Greet Majestic: of England and
by.
Germs
CRONBERG, HesseNaaau. Prussia.
August 16.~—-Klng Edward arrived here
on a special train from Frankfort at
8:5 a. m. today. Emperor William
and Prince and Princess Frederick
Charles. of Hesse‘Nassnu. met him at
the railroad station. The emperor asv
slated the king In nlightlng and then
kissed each other on both checks. The
meeting was very cordial. The king
ware a black Prince Albert coat and
a silk hat. The emperor had on the
uniform of the Posen Jneger regiment.
with a steel helmet. '
King Edward was accompanied by
Sir Charles Hardinge. permanent lin-
der Secretary of the Foreign Office:
Major-Gen. air Stanley Clarke. Chief
Inquerry. and Major Frederick E. C.
Ponsonby. Equerry to his majesty.
Sir Frank Labcellos. the British am-
bassador to Germany, and the British
consulgenerai. Francis Oppenheimer.
Joined the royal party at Frankfort.
After introductions had been exchang-
ed. the royal party and their follow-
ing proceeded to Fricdrlchshof in au-
tomobiles. the lintperor. King and Ed-
ward and Prince and Princess Freder-
ick Charles occupying the“ first ma-
chine. The streets were profusely
docorntcd.Thelr malsstlss were heart-
ily cheered by the crowds and school
children who were lined up all along
the roots. Many Englishmen from
surrounding waterlns places were die
so present.
MR8. ORAiail HAD WEAK HIA’RT.
LONDON. August 16.~‘—'i‘hs inquest
on the body 0 rs. Psari‘ Ifsry'i‘er-
ass Craisis i :1 Oliver Hobbes).
who died Monday morning, roshulted
today in a verdict of death by natural
causes. The surgeon who performed
the autopsy testified that he found
evidence of weakness of the heart
muscles. Otherwise everything was
normal. lie expressed the opinion
that Mrs. Craigis died suddenly and
Boyston's Home have arrived here on
their way to the 'l‘un’lsl'Vslisy and
Zululand. to tiger-ate against the tire.
ooncillnblo as yes. I is not upset-
od that tho operations‘wiil "
"summon. slotssss owl.
nw out:
1,
u
' t
.itl ; ,
the‘it‘sndsrd Oil scum
“‘ “gruesome
i ” , , "‘ , "
t of M til '
We will give a has sample of
sor-
ious as the late reports .iud bat. .
um ’miim ‘I' msrsiirEick.
obedient. . ,
up, . ‘ ,
.smn immunities;
0n “count of the unfavorable Width" during our to. moo
Gals. Just cloud. in haw decided to continue Challenge Isis nrl
Clothing Department. > .. _ . J' ‘ ‘_ .‘ ‘
From time to ilmswa will shrapnel“ hiroslns (that soon
. interest you. whothor'you ma any Clothing or not.
SpecIa-Isat Half X, r
Suits . for‘Y‘ouna Men. ‘
‘ Suits for Young M‘sn‘lnd aligrsst‘ohsnc. for Youths and Small; Id
' scours a suit of Clothes of excellent fabric at'lust'hsif originsiprls'ss
sins 32 to munch chm, former prices 06.50. $8.50, 010 and.
. ssss,u.25,tsana to. ~ . -. ...5
. , .. o ‘
~ 30:15 Suits. . . V
Tough, stylish, dependable Bulls, for active Boys, at Half-Price. .
Former price-333,00, $3.60. $4 and [5, now priced $1.50. $1.75,”
sass. ‘ U ‘
wsrcu oun wmoo‘ws ron oassr BARGAINS.
SELLECK &
‘ Headtoaf'ooters for-Men and Boys.
on Washington at, So. Norwalk. ‘
I
Some Special low Prices for a Saturday
Orson Corn. 121/2c per dozen, young and tender. j _- g: . ..
Potatoes. 88¢ bushel. ,
a; sets cheap. , .zfi'
no Largo Cabbage: at as; two for 15¢, as toslzo... ‘ "" '
Tomatoes, Ooi a qts. for 25¢.
Superlatlve Flour makes the finest bread.
Pure Lard, 12: lb.
Sperry a Barnes' Bacon, sliced on our machine if you with.
bacon going, 30: lb.
Take special notice. Musk Melons. regular 10: article, 5o lobe.
Lima Beans. good ones 2 to. "iv 4 to. 25¢.
Sweet Potatoes, 25c, 4 atmq. "' .’ q '
We closet to be of good serviceand to do business on til.
Waiting your valued order, yours to command and plum up.
LORENZO D133
_ ......~.
. Cash sale, 69o bag.
Tbsb'ost
$I.OO Dozen.
Cutbill’s BridgeMerkst
Tel 108 > Free Dolly's i
. Hundreds of Eyes" .
are being overworked as a result of application upon work when“, ‘
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be bad and serionstronbh:
averted by wearing a pairof can ’
Propor Glooooo. Properly Adjuo'ti‘o.
Examination Pros. . '3 -,
J listening of team and all Repairing a annuity. "“
.o. a. JACKSON,“ F9
Optician
as WALL svnur. .
Fancy Sweet, Potatoes,
ORANULATID SUGAR. . . . . .
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vmv Low Pllc! ON airs TOMATOII. : . .I '
UNITED GROCERY COMM“.
so North Main 8t. I . spilled:
So. Norwslk. ' ‘
East
Phone 143.
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