, Dorian the absence ot Judge :ilenry
Gregory. who is on a vacation trip, the
Namath Probate Court close is heist
thoroughly renovated.
Judge endure. Henry w. Gregory
are on a week's vacation trip to Ni-
agara Falls, Thousands islands, the St.
LaWreuce‘and other points.
Edward H. Tenney ‘ a. c. Blatohley.
Robert st; av..- 0. Abbott, Jr..
as. 1’.
Charles iii. ‘LOWCOVBI‘, Charles 1". Tem-
pleton. T..i~i. Pollard,‘H. C. Bergen, C.
The Rev, Jameslil. O'Donnell. the
Rev. J. C. Wortygand the Rev. F.
P Nolan are accompanying St Mary's
choir today on their annual outing.
Mrs. R. B. Richards. Mr. and Mrs.
Is/M. Weed and Fay spawn. shsuiteur.
in an automobile "from Binghamthn.
New York. to ,Boston. stopped last
night at the Hotel Clifford
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 Cliilord Phar-
macy. ' "'
~-———.—.«—.
- Clarence C. Cram, has resigned his
psition with the Bigolow Varnish Com-
pany, of Newark, to take another posi-
tion with the Shierwln and William
Company,“ large paint and varnish
dealers. -
. Martin Burke. . who was arrested
.Sunday on a charge of drunkenness
and breach or the peace. was tried
yesterday afternoon beiore Judge Jo-
seph R. Taylor and a line or 82 and
' .costs was imposed: w ' .
A story in the September Burr Me;
: lstosh Monthly, ms-ott‘irhe mostfhandv
somely gotten out- magazines publish
ed, is illustrated by George Mlson the
well-known young Norwalk artist son
. at First Selectman Alfred Avison.
' ‘ .--Auciion, household llvrnlture. nli
descriptions, illisdon‘s Storage House,
Elisabeth street, Friday, August 24.
~ at 2 p. m. it stormy next day. _
The final meeting of the Central La~
hor Emma’s committee in reparation;
tort 0 Labor Day .liomons a on o
fills hatters in Watei'biii‘y._,i?as held
last evening. Special iro‘lns will leave
a...
.. and Waterbury at 1 p. in.
William Crolut spent Sunday with
his3 Grandma Mitchell. He took a
merry party out (or to ride, including
also Edith leut. , autism and
lips Mitchell, Miss ucille Collon
lull
; sins Fanny Mitchell, ‘0! 123
Will Main street. All had a very
”able time.
captain Melville Young is again sick
” . home in New street, East Nor-
. with dysentery. Much sympathy
stomsed for him by his trienda
the unusual amount or sickness
which his iamily has been sillict
no.1. Capt. William Young is in his
Mo on the yacht Marguerite.
in this state it is not necessary to
cold. Use the original laxative
Khudody's laxative Hoh-
_N_o opiates. Bold liil‘
liuord Phaatsoy- ' ‘ “
word 8. Collins. of A. J. Collins
is ill at the family home in no.
‘ here his brother, Thomas J. Col.
also laid up with the disease.
ave been so many cases or ty-
.this summer that it has almost
ed the aspects-oi an epidemic
‘ .boysare doing nicely today.
chances ideas and conditions.
a lot at things which the up-
‘ young woman of today docs
are good his body and health.
Emulsion Rocky lountsis
or hoists. till coals. ‘i’lsls-
43:.
Booth Norwalk for Waterbury at 8 a. .
m
“ Leila ioros lslii ,
boss- is sotlfipchisl, or on , ,
mt. « ' ,
or has es- ,Ilsau trainlas.
it Bulldllrpsnd 1......
hold a. meeting tonight.
suit. with... '97. i. o. o. i». will
suing.
“iris, and Mrs. s. u. Swift have re-
turned from ahtwo weeks‘ visit to Syr-
acuse. N; Yr-
Mlss Anns'Keoler and Miss ids Po-
deleisky attended ‘a wedding in Port
Chester Sunday. . ‘ , . ~ ‘
letter Carrier Paxton, who was set
verely bitten by a do;
has fully recovered.
Miss May Hartlinof West street, has
returned to 'h‘er‘llome alter a trip to
Newburgh, New York.‘
a."
,.,
Souvenir postal: are being received
from Judge Daniel Dunlap. who, with
Mrs. Dunlap, is ai Mlddlctown. N. ‘1.
Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel ‘Gmensteln are
spending their vacation at the Thou-
sand island's Hotel, Thousand islands.
Miss Louise Nesry.‘ at West street.
has returned in her home after a visit
M.
Miss Adelaide Naphy is enjoying a
vacation fromher duties at the store
‘0! Fl. E. Lockwotid and Company, in
Wall street. ‘~
hire. a. c. Becker, Miss Helen Beck-
er and Miss Ethel Becker. of h‘alrileld
avenue, are spending a low days in
Yonkers, N. Y. ‘
William F‘. Kern. .ol Seymour ave~
one. left this morning lor'Newbursh
to spend three or four weeks by ad-
vice oi his physician.
8T. MARY'S CHOIR OUTING.
Father O'Donnell Entertaining Today,
. As His Annual Custom.
The Rev. James H. O‘Donnell, rector
of St. Mary's Church. is giving, the
choir an outing today as is his annual
0 atom.
The party which composed twenty-
flve to thirty persons were. conveyed
by special trolley car to Bridgeport.
this morning. from which point the
trip was coulluued by other means to
Steeplechase island; At the island,
the features scheduled: included a _trip
around the various amusements, bath-
ins and a share dinner.
Father O’Donnell announced to the
choir the fact that he would have them
as his guests for the day, hilt withheld
knowledge of where he would take the
members. in order to give them a com-
plete surprise On this point. lie
succeeded admirably.
w.
COUNCILMAN MATHEW FOR MA-
. VOR.
am...“
Well Known Norwaik Councilman
Wins Supporters by His Sagacity.
The Norwslk'city Democrats are still
considering the mayor problem and do
not intend to surrender as yet. and the
lwssibility of having Coulwilmnn Herr
ry Mathels head ol the ticket in not
unlavorably regarded: indeed. he is
receiving quite a boom. ,
Councilman Mathels holds the re
cord as a pander seller, havinl at last
. live days’ notice {or evictions iall's olectioa‘reccived 166 out of the
little stickers. Mr. Mathpis's good
business iudxealont‘snd his madness
in spending the city’s money hits «Ion
him ulauy strong supporters, who are
oi the opinion that as a candidate for
mayor he would some as near winning
as any man thus for mentioned.
OUR AUTOMOIILI ouss'rs.
Thompliou Dona. li‘rsnols Dean, Miss
Dean and Miss .lardyoe all or Stam-
lord stopped at the Nomad: Hotel tor
glucorlyaslordsy while on an unwise:
Q r I).
Dir. and Mrs. A. is. Gollius and niece
and their cha‘ulleur. cl New York, were
also guests at the Norwsllt Hotel over
"ill morning.
withaihe ' 0t ‘00- try the
... W . i"’tl:“ll.“&la'§”“o r
ass a w o a so .
{gallon stills home in Norwsik.
. s westward 7min Tu
ht mold to Kansas, he w
short stay at Chicago. ‘
. is aortas email or ratios. .
sumo
Wu
lli lush a
cum Buckingham Rm,“
saviour UNI
" l
IOUVINM FOOT 0A3”
‘, l8! Mlle Mr
‘ insinuatima‘smsrss
' lites,
hold a regular meeting tomorrow ov- ‘
some time ago. '
I .
with her aunt in Mount Vernon. Nor~
York. , ‘
last night and sentenced their trip '
. . t‘ " AI ,
dildos; that'ild‘l. that ~
the absence or Chloris! 1'0 :
.3. .
wait long.
time.
selling Grain, Hay and
“.way, is our business.
1 .
il'
..l
Foal fiaiplGuld
Books, biailoucry
49 Wall St. Norwsllr.
.ros a‘succsssrua csassa sv surname
Merrill Business Col
South Norwolll.‘ ‘Slamiord.
Doy‘fléhbol Opens lepton-rotor 4th'
Books
The Reed a Volt ElectricsiCoinlianli. “ ..
as Washington sum.
, 311‘»
WAY ,
Prolit' is not our only aim~énot”
shite. ‘ We alteration to the public for the patronage
. they give—mud keenly appreciate it.
. things for granted thoughts that South Norwsllt de- ‘~
pends chleii-y cn‘t'hls store ior Good Grain. Good Service.
And for that youpay us inst as little as you would ii“
any dealer elsewhere—~anywhqre.
Buy Oats Thsts Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH-
./ y ..
BIND FOR CATALOOUI.
and Stationery Free.
M, ,A. MERRILL, Frill.
if you are figuring on wiring your place. Now is the hsst
. .339 you disputes.“ endorsement an
ou'hsvss receipt lot 1every dollar
,7!" . i ‘
beral
Feed. in at his. fair, ii
We take sonic
. T
a...
.m
.45.
as, 'j
s
and Engraving.
. 6 80. Main at. 30. NM
or
a.
rn'er ~to
lone.
Polishers. '
llacmnl Pillmill.
; largely
scored exteusi
f Northern pid
: Nashville.
. or iiitoen u.
recovered. A feature of the first hour
‘ market gains
WALL STREET.
protit- taking occur
.0! slacks which-
. mierday'n iidvhnc
, There were
, Janos ol the ii
of the morning. Union Pacific sold a
nah. Walton , sndi rgilo‘usulmld
Spouses. at its, worth its. ..
and has quality hath Spouse's,
These prisesare tor this week only.
"M
'i'i-il sssscmr'rlonsroas.
, rat. 154.
runs namvaarfisavlcn.
"PIC-«Wm
room is WALL eraser.
NEW YORK. August. tie-The stock
market Was wildly‘esciied at the open-
ing today. Transactions were once
more in enormous volume. The tone
at the outset was weak, resulting
from heavy realising for profile
umber or issues which recently
vs gains. Amalgamated
son and Pennsylvania
to two points, but car-
loan
Copper. Atohi
all from one
Th l Mugsville and
e any w a bi
was in United States Steel. :mhlo'clfi
ousand shares coming out
at a maximum loss old-8. U. 8. Steel
pld. lost a point. The market turned
strong before the end or the half hour,
when most of the early losses were
was the picking up of many minor
issues. "
Following the brief.
period of Camp-
aratlve dullness and l
owet Drlces the
rod renewed strength in
the second hour. The features then
were the Hill issues, (ii-est Northern
pld.. advancing over ten points, 8!.
Paul, pith, Colorado Fuelvsad illumina-
mated Copper. Anaconda Copper. lie
public iron and Steel "and American
larwolnotivo. Sales of stocks to noon
worn 1.167.000 shares,
~dil.lli.~—-Estensivo
rrsdnln a minim-r
were conspicuous In“
e. ‘0! these Amal-
pper loll awhy a point. Al-
and Pennsylvania 2 points
a law gains'ol similar im-
portance. (lrest Northern pld. rising
iii. and loulsvllie a Nashville ll. Bus.
locus was on a heavy scale and the ba-
st shrowed'smnll lrac~
tioual changes each way;
WAl..L STREET. ii a. m.——The
trend of prices turned sharply upward
soon alter the openiug'ilh‘d the Weak
features as Welles the list in general
rose to. above yutorday‘s ”closing A
feature was the growing demand ior
low priced railroad a d industrial
stocks. The Hill group and Southern
stocks were heavily bought. The Har-
riinsn stocks were not so prominent. l-
illoulh Union Pacific at one lilo:
made a gain of 1. Southern Pacilic
was steadily sold. The entire market
was on the down srsde at ll o'clock.
WALL STREET. Noon—The reac-
tion. was not checked until a number
of shocks had touched their low ilsures
(striated Co
c‘hisoa 1%,
point under last night and a number of
other stocks from i to 1 points below
the best. hams buying orders were
distributed later among the leaders
and throws: unsationsi buying at
the metal stocks. The entire market
rose very strongly. but than were in-
dications of .heavy prom taking in
special stocks. Great Northern pid.
extended its rise to Bill. St. Paul ptd.
improved I. Colorado Fuel sis. Ana-
conda 5 and American Express his.
Bands were steady. ‘. -
WA”: STREET, 1 p. m.~—-Both the
volume or business and thermos oi
the trading cascaded. the buying init-
in. in a number at usually inactive
stocks. Representative stocks were
:mlmitouxhainislnsd‘m. Pauli"? t‘
in ms sperm as up a n
Union Pacific lit. and locomotive! _
A. violent rise in Great Northern pl .
aroused misgivings and the marital ran
abruptly on selling tor both so-
an drillers pill. soared
. with the movement has
a: was
limdi Fine ‘Saonscs, 9°.“ snails. .
‘ use TO} on: the Mil
~10me ,
«. eye
as Washington at. 8c. Nomaik.
Sweet Potatoes.
Lima Beans. every pod well
Nico Cabbage, at as head.
Smoked Sardines?
try the Smoked Sardln
in line all.
What will it be?
it you want
as once and
Lobsters.
Tel 108
i
M “‘1- '
fl Bowkdr's
a. Hersh
'ii'lia‘li-pncle. * ‘*
runs: as: RICH sanoslns AND sizes an: assault. -,
Builds-Fosters for Men and Boys. I
dihlihle’s Glillliii,
marrow to meet a good demand at Mo per dozen.
' Tomatoes, i‘in‘s ones, It 5:: qt: 45¢ basket.
White Potatoes, at 85c bushel (spacial):
Good Melons, fins and cheap, from he to 76.3
Homo Fresh Eggs in limited supply, sec «on». ‘
filled.;a better lot than last malt,
Good Vinegar, pure as sun'dhins.
Green Ginger‘Root for pickling
Hope to am and please.
,, terminated-1m. ' .
Clams. i' casters, , ‘ ‘
And all oiher {Kinds of Fresh Pi
hdro‘ds of
overworked as a muitofa pilcstioa-u ‘m l ‘a-
inland and tired one D Marlena“
. wearing a pair or on!
Proper Gleason. . ,
.3; ”some .
new
‘ .
V'
‘t
1
“Aug
and will he prepared,
' I
nos vials
hem product, 25c gallon. .
WWW!-
umsttilng delicate for picnic and»
you will buy always; only 12¢ch
as
i. ' ""
, ,
smalls
, Eyéa’i
sud-
whom
my. he;
.é‘i,
.“lsmb- V
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Willem—s. m
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