4 Special prices on sugar at. the Union
Pacific Tea Co. See d.
yiss.
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John Mahoney and Th mas Mc-
Clone. or Daubury, spent nday in
own.
Oliver 8. Stanley. of Main street
has returned from a week’s visit at
Lake Waramaug.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, improved 0r-
der of Red Men. will hold a meeting
in» marrow evening
—-Auction. household furniture. all
descriptions, Hilsdon's Storage House.
Elizabeth street, Eriday. August 24
If stormy next day.
Thomas J. Collins is much better See
at his home in Bethel. and will be able
to sit up a little bit today.
Miss Anna Magner. of William P
Beers’ South Norwalk book and news
store. is enjoying her annual vacation.
, J, B. Lawrence and wife leave to-
morrow for Andes N Y. in the heart
or: the Catskill mountains for a vaca-
tion trip.
Attorney Louis S. Beers and dough
ter Lots of Elmwwd avenue. are
spending a we‘elt' in Massachusetts vi
siting places of interest.
Mrs Mary E. Bennett, or Orchard
street, has returned from a three
weeks' visit in Ridgeileld.
-Dr.‘hclrll cures ma aria.
NJ a
George H. Rbhlh‘s’: 3h: son Wilfred
went to New Haven, unday. to at-
tend the funeral or Norman Bennett.
Mr. Robins' nephew
Miss May Brawn. who has been vls
lting Miss Marguerite Tammany, of
Monroe street, has returned to her
home in Thoniaston.
Kiss Magner is now the guest of her
brother, Thomas Magnet, in Water-
bury, and will go from there to Ilen-
bury. before returning home.
x. *‘lfif'
Mrs. Margaret Conroy and daugh-
tar. Miss Annie Conroy. of Stamford.
were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs.
John E. Woorl. in Winnlpsuk.
The reunion of the Tenth Regiment.
9 C.V will be held September ii. at an
vin Rock. Quite a date atlas of Nor-
.walk veterans are plan ng to attend.
Chief Thomas Bradley. oi the Nor-
walk police force. accompanied by
Mrs Bradley, will go to‘ Apbury Park,
4 New Jersey, iomorow to a ten days'
9010“"!-
Edward S. Underhllt is enjoying a
week's vacation from«.his‘ reporter-lat
lilies on the flour Mr. Under-hill
' will visit White Plains New York and
4 other places.
wu—u—a—d-nn
Time changes ideas and conditions
There's a lot or things which the up-
‘ Wrists young woman at today does
which are good for body and health.
She takes Hoilisterfs Rocky Mountafi
. Tea or Tablets, 86 cents. Pleis-
: tad’s drug store.
Charles in Holmes. clerk at the Nor-
walk store of Shoe Dealer M. H. Glov-
or, has returned from a line trip to
storm bake. Maine, where he spent
more than a week. ‘
George W. .l-iardlrioke. prescription
stars at Edward P. weed' s phamacy,
Norwalk. ls enioylnghls usual vaca-
tied. Mr. and Mrs. Hardwioks leit
m till! morning for the Catskill
battle street.
w" °r not“ than
m. son as rs.
In.“ Susan {lash lira. arrears
thillsad
,_ .Cnlhiii will leave to
Star ghirts‘i only 51.15, at Joseph Da- 4
the iattsr‘s scum» '
Milk? asavsrsl dsn’ 4.
Schoolhouse well equipped. wall
hand drawing. Athletics.
‘ iLLUSTRATIb cilCllLAlt.
mu...-
‘ .- 4 Specials at the New York Gracery
Company See ad
Palestine Castle. A 0. K M. C. will
~ meet as usual tonight
The Herwood food chopped at C E.
Dow’ a. See ad.
, .
Miss Sara E. Kabsh is spending a
few days out of town for her health.
Talcum pewder, only lilo can. at the
Bridge Pharmacy. See ad.
Start a savings account for the baby
at the South Norwslk Savings Bank.
See ed
M
Upholsterin ME. A. Mltchells'. Wall
street Norris it. See adv
tion 4 e ad
P085 cards at W. A. Briggerman's.
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Sposges at the Clifford Pharmacy.
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visitors in Bridgeport. yesterday.
A meeting of the genreal committee
of .Hn‘tiers’ Societies in regard to the
Labor Day demonstration in Water-
brrry, will hold a meeting tonight at
the City Hotel to complete their
plans. The Branford Band has been
secured to furnish music fer them.
Specials at .{ioseioli‘a See ad.
Mrs W. H. Baldwin and son Stanley
have been spending a week lu New
York and New Jersey. Friday they
were joined by Dr. Baldwin and their
other sou. Ralph, and together the
whole party visited Coney island. he-
!ore returning home to Norwalk.
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in this stat:
s
it is not necessary to
serve a‘ live ys' notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup; Kennedy's Laxative Hou-
oy and TM No opiates. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. 0
The annual reunion of the Seven-
teenth Connecticut Volunteer ltogi-
most will be held in Bridgeport on
Tuesday. August 28. The business ses-
sion will be held in Grand Army llull.
opening at 10 o'clock. Dinner will be
served at is o‘clock'liy the ladies of the.
W. it. C,,.after’ wide the veterans will‘
visit Steeplechase aland.
You need a pill? Use DeWitt’s Lit
tie Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not sicken or gripe. but results are
sure Sold by The Ciiiiord i'lrar
macy. ‘3
Loo Mathcis. son at Councilman
Henry Matlrels. of‘Norwaik. has a very
painful foot. as the result 0! a stone
bruise sustained 'a law days ago while
in birthing. A large bunch gathered
on the root and Dr. (1. Gregory
found it necessary to sure it this
,4 morning.
There was a large and merry dole
gation of members of Humboldt Lodge.
Sons of Herman, at the South Norwalk
railroad station this morning to catch
the 7:22 train for New Haven. where-
they will attend the fiftieth anniver
nary or the grand lodge oi the state.
The lodge took with them their hand-
some banner, and will undoubtedly
havesgaou time.
Robert M. Evans, 0. E. Butler. Bos-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Tomilllger. Ossln
log. N Y.; ll W. Brush George H.
Carpenter. i.. l). Baldwin, A .l. fiald
win; A. W. King. Herbert S. Price.W
b. F'eoney. W Morrison, New York;
N. Burton Rogers. George Council, Er.
nest council. William Thompson.
Frank ISchneider it M. Bennett. Jamel
Bog.i Wren. Thomas Covey. A. C.
Connolly. .l A. McCarthy. Danbury;
A iii. Montague, Ansonis; C. B Luck-
oy. Notional Bridge. Va. were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Clitiol'd
nan errors
Clothlna
run a and well heated. has boys pm
. or college: hundreds prepared .
‘ for; business. Hansel training. Fm
Kodsslzsd at Stillaon Powell Corpora- "
Mr and Mrs. A. E. Winchester were
Coats and Vests that. formerly
belonged to $10 and $12 Suits i
' ' will go at
’\
i am going to make a very plain. firm assertion—You
can't buy grain like ours at any other place for lean
money-the man w he thinks he has. simply bought cheap-
or grain
i have been on shied to build up a large and in
log business by selling the choicest grades. I kilowatt)“
"cheap" grains and feeds, on a rule are of little intrinsic
} value. They may answer a certain routine pa and.
it is too alter the case, when an established grade- in-
quired after, the seller talks up something lower cad
bill "inst as good"—~it takes less capital or the tin dial
profit is more attractive. Good grain never went be a;
for purchasers—~successtul merchandising lies not in
tic attempts to undersell, but rather in outvaluins, so i
believe. \‘3
any om That: Clean. .r
MANUEL r. Marat-i3 4
Foot Bali Guide ’will)“
THI NIW RULIL.
Wm. P. Beers,
Books Stationery and Engraving
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. 80. Namath.
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Lay the corner Stone
FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER BY ENTERING
Merrill Business College.
South Norwallr. Stamford. Port (luster.
Day School Open. September 41th"
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.-
Books and Stationery Free.
At. A. MERRILL. Prln. ‘
wait long, if you are figuring on wiring your place. Now is the best
. time.
The Reed d Voik Electrical Compton.
36 Washington Street. Opp. Telephonellilkchanga'
, lightseers.
. shares of from 184 14 to 1-2
4 selling to 186. Southern Pacific open
‘ed with a block of 10.000 shares at
entirely professional and much ot it
- es and there was a general reaction
. strongest features. BoihSou
' ciilc and Union Paclilc reacted to ira-
‘ time at
1 at s an liar airless dorm
We in. altering exceptional Values
in Esponges this week.
Small Fine Sponges. at 7c and lilo.
Largo . allergen
Sponges at 16c. worth 25c.
and
i
Arid tine quality Bath. Sponges
These prices are for this week only
its iliiirrrl Pharmacy,
THE sasecmsrros .aTORE.
, TEL. iii-s. "
rssn unarvnni' ssavrcs.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. —~F‘urtacr ex
cltement attended the opening of the
stock market today. There was an un-
usually large attendance of members
many of whom had cut short their va-
cations and hurried hack to town The
visitors' gallery of the Stock Exchange
was packed to its utmost capacity with
There was an accumuln
tion of over- Sunday buying orders. and
a principal feature at the early trad-
ing was in the Harriman stocks. which
led last week‘ a movement Union Pa-
ciilc opened with a block of ii. 000
later
an advance of 1 3-4 points over Sat
urday, establishing a new high rec
ord. Amalgamated Copper opened
with a lot of 13.000 shares at an ad-
Vance of 2 12. Other stocks that made
substantial gains were Great Northern
Kid, with six points Northern Paul-
C 3 1-2 American smelting i 5- 8. Ana
condo 4 l-,2 Atchlsou 2 34 Reading 1
8-4 and Illinois Central 2 l- i The buy
lug orders ware reported to come from
various outot- town points. notably
Boston, Philadelphia. Pittsburg. Clare
land and Chicago. London also was a
reported purchaser. Sales in the first
hour were probably in excess of 800.-
000 shares. The trading was almost
\m covering by the shorts. Prom tak-
ing resulted in a number at recessions
before the end or the ilrst hour
' The sales of shares in the iirst hour
totalled 864 550 shares which was said
to be a new high record
WALL STREET. 10: re a m-Opc
rations in the stock market today were
(in a large scale at be opening but the
price movement in he Pacino was not
so spectacular as in the closing days
of last. week. Union Pacific rose (ram
184% to 184% for 14.000 shares again-
st 18456 on Saturday and Southern Pa-
cillc. sold at from 01% to 92%. compar-
ed with 00%. The gains in many oth
er stocks were much more substantial
but there were a number of the favorl
tea which improved only a small tree
tlon. Great Northern pi’d. bounded up
six points, Anaconda and Smeitlng its
Alchison 2% Sins; Shdtleld Steel 2%
and iliinols Central 2 Amalgamated
Copper sold at trom 11034 to 111% on
transactions of 18.000 shares, compar
ed with 109% ‘last week
WALL STRliilr'fl‘ it a m—Enor-
mous amounts at stocks were pressed
for sale on the opening bulge in pric-
which ran from i to 2 pole in the
rn Pa-
otlons under- Saturday' a closing as did
St. Paul. Pennsylvania and some oth-
ers. Speculation was very lever-lab.
many stocks making a spasmodic ral-
ly ot a point or more and then falling
back again. Union Pacific made an
upward rush again to ten, but South-
ern Pacific was steadily sold and ho-
vered around the low point. Northern
Paciiic tirade a belated rise of in.
points. At 11 o'clock the market was
unsettled. but ruling generally arm.
the low
WALL STREET. noon—Despite the
enormous volume at outside buying or.
dare attracted by the rampant hull
speculation. prices were gradually iorc
ad downward under realising by the
prom-slouch. in many instances only
a small traction remained of the earlier
pain. at Paul sold at 1 H
(Will:
01' rr tarsus date Missouri mic.
hangs and Atohiaon. 'l'ha mortuar-
i“““i.‘.‘t“:."at°t‘.ittt2 in:
0
tagged ”uranium aran5 rips: 1'4. Mention
«is air multitude so a
list Bands were noted
wa lii'l', i p. nil-was diel-
III continued «If ’l‘il
mous seals and Alters were its
”onto renewed
rant ”his”
W seas!“ “Ira
saioss was: trace. tattoo. $22.00. trace asp-mm.
Household '
and gemstone at below Saturdays .j 4
. ‘ There was a considerable 4 4 4
shifting of bail operations later hm. )
- AW! WANT TO SELL THEM ALL THIS WEEK AT All.” ANN
BO CUITO THAT SOLD FOR “0.00. $12.00. 015.00, $10.50 All
NOW, $5.00.
at Half price.
THESE ARE RICH BARGAINS AND SIZEB‘ARE REGULAR. ..
WATCH OUR WINDOWS THIS VIWEEK FOB CHOICE PIGKING‘»
' ELLECn PRI
.\'
Head-to-Footors for Men and Boys.
98 Washington 8h. 8o. Norwaik.
t
“‘ Rhona
iii lirhhles Ginsu, Sal dug.
Green Corn, sold a large lot on last Saturday, and will be prepared ht!-
morrow to meet a good demand at 14¢ per dozen. ‘ _ _
Tomatoes. fine ones, at Be on: 45¢ haakat. ' , . .* .
Sweet Potatoes. ‘
White Potatoes, at 85c bushel (special).
Good Melons. fine and cheap, from So to To.
Home Fresh Eggs in limited supply, 30o dozen.
Lima Beans, every part wsll tilled. a better lot than last week,-
Nice Cabbage, at 8c head.
Good Vinegar. pure as sunshine. home product, 25¢ gallon.
Green Ginger Root for pickling purposes. '
Smoked Sardines. if you want something delicate ier picnic and leash
try the Smoked Sardines once and you will buy always; only lac can and
in line oil. ' ' '
What will it be? Hope to- serve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
Lobsters. Soft Shell
Clams. Dusters. Swordfish. _
And all “’olher Kinds of Fresh Fish
a
'A
Hundreds of Eyes;
are being overworked as a result of application upon work
Relief for strained and tired ”as may be had sauna-i .
avsrtad by wearing a pair of can out
Propor- Ola-nos.
Properly Adina
Matching of as... and all Repairing a Madam.
O. B. J ROKSON.
I. WALL ITICIT.
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