Mregulnr meeting at Butler Lodge.
1.0. 0. ill, was held last evening.
Miss Lola Hubbell. is visiting Miss
Terese Wagner, of Danhury tor a tow
ays .
The barge 10‘.“ All: homes arrived
yesterday with a cargcof coal for
Raymond brothers.
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Cockenoe llayloft, l. 0. ll. M., of Nor.
walk, will hold a session this evening
at the loft in the Gasette building.
In this state it is not necessary to
serve a live days‘ notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup Kennedy’ a Laxative Hon~
ey and Tar. No opiates. Sold by
The Cliiiord Pharmacy "
Franklin Judge. Superintendent of
the Postal Typewriter Company. has
purchased a handsome new Buick car.
The Rev. John C. ngarty is spend-
ing a week at his home in Norwich,
where he is the guest of his parents. ,
Miss Annie Carson and Miss Lou
Carson. of West Bedding, are guests
at Miss Marion Weeks, of Main street
Norwalk.
The reunion of lurymen of Fairileld
County who together have tried a num-
ber of cases was held this afternoon at
Dorlon's Point.
--Auctlon, line building lot. Saturday,
Aug. 18, 2 p. m.. Woodward Ave. and
,» Charles B. St Cellar dog and stoned
.. Lot 62x152x115x146
"M.
Friends of John T Hayes are receiv
EXPERIENDE TEACHERS
obsolhom well southpaw well
ighted and well bested. 138 boys pro»
‘lLLUITflATBD OIROULAR.
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s—n—u—u—n—n'
Charles iii. Church, of Norwsik, has
recently purchased an automobile.
A small private party will be given
at Retail Point this evening in honor
or Miss Bertha Davison. or Shenan-
Mills Elisa Davis, of Wilton
dhduue. Norwalk.
.—
wen. on the new cement block store
house at the Bt. George Pulp and Pa-
per Company in Smith street. Norwalk,
is rapidly nearing completion The
, bigg new storehouse will be connected
with tne manufacturing plant
l
Qllite a delegation of members of
Daughters of Liberty enjoyed a trolley
ride to Steeplechase island last night
They had a fine time? on the island
and the return trip was made last
alight without any unpleasant incl-
ants.
There was a large attendance at
The Knob last evening, fol the week
iy dance, which was a very pleasant
alfalr. Bentley's Metropolitan Orches-
tra. of Bridgeport, furnished music.
The entertainment scheduled for last
night has been postponed indefinitely.
Harry H. Crane. of Bridgeport. will
open a studio in South Norwalk. this
fall where he will teach violin. guitar
and mandolin pupils. Mr Crane is
highly recommended by former pu-
pils. as a moat couscientous and ex
cellent teacher His advertisement
lwill be found on the 8th page of this
soon. , .
A young man who is stopping at
Shemcldoathe—Souud went out sail
tag this morning in a cut boat. and not
understanding the rudiments oi the
art, upset the cratt. lie waited pn-
tiently astride the keel until .lohn Cav-
anagh came along irom Smith‘ 3 Island
in his launch and towed the capsised
” lng souvenir pastel cards tram Moses. craft ashore.
‘cbusetts, where Mr. Hayes and fam-
I fly, are having an enjoyable vacation
- tr 1). '
Jacob Linxweiier, Jr.,
» Bound View Orchestr, has returned
, . from a visit to Danbu , and will ren-
der music at The Knob, Saturday
night . ,
John R. Johnson, of Greenwich, a
student of the Harstrom school, was
in Norwalk in his automobile this
~morning. accompanied by two fellow
students
The Misses Eva O'Connor, Bessie
Stanley and Pauline Gilbert have re
turtled to Danbury, after visiting
Mend! in South Nor walk Winnlpnull
sud Bridgeport.
Constipation, bowel irregularity.
headache, dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad
kidneys; rheumatism, disorders inci-
dent to sedentary life, negatively cured
by Banister s Rcclt'y Moon sin Tea. the
' t American remedy. Tea or
lets, 35¢. Plaistod's drug store.
lvsn White. of Concord street, was
on for appendicitis at the
W Hospital bi Dr. Pent. of
E ew York, assisted y Drs. Hunting»
jton and Bohnnnan.
Robert Horucr, of Philadelphia. has
:returned home. after a very pleasant
.snontll's visit with his cousins. Cher
"bar Heath and Aurelius Heath, at
“West Main street Norwalk
’ Wheeler Lloyd. who is employed by
theft. George Pulp and Paper Com-
will shortly be Joined by his
“xyl, who will remove here from
home in New York state.
:‘F “cursive" its . is
w e I even M w c
‘iltees on the recent olainbske
red their reports. shelving the of-
W to have been a neat success.
leader of the
,"i'hsro is not much haha it in the
' itloa oi mi Merritt.
' was stricken wi paralysis. The
ate-ids at her body is still paralysed
m ' is very dilileult tor her to speak
M
backward. 0 tints. in your night.
bienniumI nun, to-ni ight.
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' ‘ its “Eli's can n'i'sh."
-1 "not. Km“
blrru'sil‘ldt
anon modem
‘3‘ extra troll
males :2!
You need a pill? Use DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not slolren or gripe. but results are
sure. Sold by The Clitlord Phar
many.
The aelectmen have not secured an
opinion from Town Counsel Levi
Warner as to the legality of establish
log a public host, as voted by the
Monday night town meeting, but hope
to settle the matter today Unless an
unfavorable opinion on the project is
given by Mr. Warner. the selectmen
will go ahead immediately and carry
out the meeting's vote.
The County Commissioners commit-
ted Margaret, Gertrude and Thomas
Hickey, three children of Mrs. Thom-
as Hickey. of Norwalk. to st. hancis’
Home in New Haven yesterday. by re
quest, instead or placing them in the
Westpert avenue home. The New lla-
ven home Is a Roman Catholic Insti-
tution. The Hickey children Were
taken to New Haven by Sergeant
Thomas Hunt.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds at
Bethlehem, held it sreguler meeting.
last night. with a large attendance, In
Red Men' a Hall. There were visitors
tram Hoboken. New Jersey. and a v0
cal selection was rendered by William
Q. Merriam. accompanied by his
also favored with vocal numbers, being
accompanied by Miss Olive Gray. At
the next meeting, on Wednesday. Sea
temper i. the second degree will be
conferred.
DEATH FROM BTAI' WOUND.
WOONSOCKET, it. 1.. August 10."-
COroner James ii. Rickard. Jr., today
Finnersn with the murder of Albert
J. Pitcairn, in this city. on July 17 last.
F‘innom has been in custody ever
since. Pitcairn s death was sound by
a stab wound. ,
REDUCTION
Clot: :7
.I’
at Mission at. a... time
saint “music
nu. ruin owns.
, inseam. sans , ‘
éMil for college: hundreds prepared
, ‘ . for business. Manual training. Free
‘ : ‘ hand drawing. Athletics.
-’v'lctor W. Ferris has returned home '
u from a visit to Plttslleld, Mass
ggsmllenn" who Is the guest at has 3
daughter at the piano: Charles Thiese .
rendered a verdict charging James"
THUSLY:
THIS-
so
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value.
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
south Nowell.
Day Sohdo‘i Opono Sophombor 4th'
36 Washington Street. .
. i any WITH case AND vco my my:
HA I so slosipv
LOOKING All". WHAT YOIJ'AI GIT?!
sclerosis-r r a venue sunny vine. ,,
case To HAVE voo size up one orrsaiao c Ahoy m...
also causes summon solve s? res ousurv Tsar.
rum savisrvmc. mo ‘rHs use TAG asicss Inseam-sew Low.
ALL sizes m we consmmcs or vanious Liars; now manure
l
COME THIS WEEK IF POSSIBLE/r1“! END OF T
OIOHT. AND YOU DON'T WANT TO MISC AN OPPOR
RICH BARGAINS STILL IN BOYS'BUITS AND WAS
AND FURNIOHlNOS.
i am going tomake every plain, drnl assertion-J: .
can't buy grain like ours at any other place torrid“z ”
moneyT—the man is he thinks he has. simply bought chap,-
er gre n.f .
i have been enabled to build up a large and auto
lng business by selling the choicest grades.
"cheap" grains and feeds. as a rule are at little on
They may answer a certain routine pur’pbse ., , ,
it is too often the case, when an established grade 1;; "
nulred after. the seller talks up something lower p _, ‘
but "lost as sood"-—It takes less capital or the ' ‘
proilt is more attractive. Good grain never went be
ior purchasers—successful merchandising lies not in
tin attempts to underseil,
believe.
Iuy Oats Thais clean.
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THI
Wm." P. Beers,
Books, stationery and Engraving. “
is So. Main St. Bo. Norwnlk.
but rather in outvaluing.
MANUEL T. HATGHM
you“. rmo
iknow
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Ntw Ruuis. :
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FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IV INTEIINO
Slamiord.
“ND FOR OATALOOUI.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
DON’T
wait long. if you are figuring on wiring your place. Now is the best
time.
The Reed iii Volk Electrical Compact). “
iii
HAN IHCU Lb ii it;
Wires-as any
or ostv vii: accounts or essential
“ s. «stares. our run about salt
orriil Business Callisto.
Port illusion
Booko‘and Stationery Free.
, bro “WP-8m
‘ TliI seems“ use sub rite
mm mi
.; in the
‘ and Amalgamated Copper dominated
1 nominally wiped “K
We will give a one sample of
Euthymol Tooth Paste. with each
brush. Many of those brushes sell
regularly at
150 and 200
ill illlill Plaimaci,
res raascalpvion arose.
no. 15-4.
‘rnnn DELIVERY 'snnvxon
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET,10:10 a. m.——8pec-
ulntlve excitement in Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific was still in evl
deuce this morning. unning soles
of 25, one shares oi Union Pacific were
made at the opening at 168% and
lean. compared with 161% last night
and 15 000 shares of Southern Pacific
sold at 82% compared with 81% last
night. There were wide gains in a
few special stocks, and, 5.000 shares of.
U. a Steel were taken at an advance
oi id but the preferred stock was
, shaded a fraction.
In the general list
the movement of prices was irregular.
oilt taking carrying oil a number of
e leaders 9. fraction St. Paul.
Brooklyn Transit and Smeltlng rose
, nearly a point. There we". momen-
tary yielding alter the opening. but
, the Harrison Pacidcs rose strongly
again and the dealings maintained
. j great animation
WALL STREET, 11 n. ill—BY the
‘ time the opening orders had been or
denied the market began to rise more
rehensivcly. but the operations
Perlflos, St. Paul Pennsylvania
the market. Union Pacific increased
its rise to 183 ii, and St. Paul touched
190. Southern Pacific a rise Was sub
when the entire
arkct sold oft; round 11 cclock
c market was running all sharply, Si.
emu reacting a point and shine other
stocks again falling to below yester-
day s or losing.
WALL STREET noon. -—Tbe general
list was less effectively held by the
strength of Union Pacillc which sold
as high as 163 ill. The realising else
where held prices back Southern Pil-
eldc falling to last night' s level South
on Pacino rose to the top again at
noon, but the general tone continued
irregular. Bonds were irregular
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. -A succes-
sion of brief selling spasms eventually
wiped out all of St. Paul“ a advance and
lowered the coolers sharply in the
genersl railroad list there was very
little movemen despite the uncertain
fluctuations I nlon Pacific and
Southern Pacino. th at which moved
up and down a point ireuuently.
OALF BORN WITHOUT EYEQ.
m
Latest Thing, In Fairlield County
BliOOKl'lliiLl), 'Auguet law-A call
without eyes is a curious front 01 na-
ture which is attracting considerable
attention in this town it Is owned
by Robert Russell. who occupies the lil.
. C. Smith term.
About two weeks ago one of the
cows to Mr. Russell’s dairy herd gave
birth to a calf. which was periact in
every way with the exception or its
eyes. Examination disclosed the fact
that although there were sockets and
lids there were no eyeballs. and conse-
quently no sight. When the lids are
pulled apart there is found only an
empty space where the eybsii should
The animal is a lively little one and
gets around in its pen almost as well
as one which can see. silhoush bani-
bored somewhat by Its disposition to
run Into things. its hearingis evi-
dently my south. for it turns its head
uiobly to one side or the other at
0 sound of any noise.
people have been to see the
been.“ demon: the visitors have
been some on specialists who made
Winches oi the curious phenom-
l‘hsi Mae" 'spscsr as an sdvsrtis-
MM unlit! ls flilwf'acmtoow
Ml? bare. lt'ls
it“
, On account or the uclsvmbls weather during a... to d
les, lust cloud. we have decided to continue citations ls
Clowns Department. - v5 ‘ ~ .
From sinistc totime We will alter spscldl bargains that as not
, interest you, whether you need any Clothing or net. W
«panels at Half.;*
Suits for Years Men.
suits tor Young Men and a great cbsne‘. (or Youths and Coral
«curs' s Suit of Clothes of excellent fabric st Just hall orinillni p
Sines 32 to Si-inch chest. former prices "M. “M. {I0- and
“.25,” “.25, .5 and ”u
Bous' Suits
Tough. stylish, dependable Billie. for artists Boys. at Half—Price
Former prices $8.00. 03.50. M and to. new prised “.50. 01.75,
32.50. ,
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR GREAT BARGAINS. ‘ 'l ‘
EL L K &
Hesd-to-Footsrs for Men and lays.
98 Washington 8b. 8c. Norwslk.
- slime Special low Pricos‘for a Saturday's—
Green Corn, 125/31: per dozen, young and tender.
Potatoes, Boo bushel. .. .
Beets cheap. ‘ ‘ ’ . 5' .
Fine Large Cabbage. at so; twnflor 150, as to size... ‘ 7-"
Tomatoes, Be: 3 ate. for 25¢.
Superlative Fleur makes the lines! breath. .. cash sale, no ban. '
Pars LIM,12¢ lb.
Sunny in Barnss' Bacon, sliced on our machine it you wish. “(it
bacon going. so: lb.
Take special notice. Musk Melons, regular 103 article. he be Isa .
Lime Inns, good ones 2 the; 4 250.
Meet Potatoes. 25c. 4 late. W" ole.
We expect to be of good service and to do business on these A
Waiting your values! order, yours to command and please. , *i am
LORENZO DIBB
Large Still Shell Era,
aloe Dozen. ‘
“utbil'ssruiii.ii
Tel 108
Hundreds of Eyes
mbeing overworked as a result or application upon work or.-
Rniiet l toothed dim-ions
averted Wyn... ‘supslirtfi 3:. W bshsd
Propor- Oino-oo. Properly Assisi-ms?
' . made- free. ~
We. at tenses Ind-ll, heparin; a Insanity.
Os Be Jncxeoufi
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Menu—uh.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes,
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“'LK IllIInesalieisloeesoesbte'Is-slee- nsssusoss-ss-sesosss‘pss
masses storm ...........I
vsnv new sales on airs Tomi-ass. ,
users csoctsv cons!
”Northwest. ~
. orwsllr.
Phone 243.
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Norwalk Chronicler