*. Mrs. y Merle
visiting Mr.
MW
‘William H. Earle has purchased a
new .fifty horse ppwer yylocoinobilp. y,
. l—Do you wont
_ Road Taylor
fienflnel. » '
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Ruth Cooliefur. .5 Day street. Friday.
at 3 o'clock. , . . ..
a screen'- ad. lil“to§day's
Both‘Bernsrd and Thomas Collins
whoyayre at .tiieirmoine in Bethe! con-
tinu'e to improve quite rapidly?
a
Mrs. JehnCromwell, of Washington
street. is entertaining Mrs. Hiram I).
y Percy of Danbury. .for a few days.
boos—~—
Fresh kodsky supplies at William P.
Beers. book and stationery stores, 49
Wlal street. Norwalk. and 6 South
Main street. South Norwslk.
W' . 'l . t '
You need a pill? Use DeWist's Lit-
tle Early Risers, the famous iltt e pills.
Do not sicken or gripe. but results are
sure. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. . y y _ ”t5. ‘ 9'
The Nationsis‘wi pity the mags;
fields Saturday and aywyeek from Sat-
tliazdayéhtho New Chillin'while on Lilbgl’
y ey will y opts". th t e
Winnlpauk loamy“; fly} «mi. ‘
E. A. Robinson, of New Haven is
visiting Mr. and 'Mrs‘. Charles ill Bey-
niour, after a iwoxeeks .trip through
Glens Falls. ’l‘roy, Albany, Saratogn
and Asbury Park, ..
The speeding at Gregory Boulevard
yesterday was spirited but there were
n1 only three. horses. those owned by
Cogewcli‘. Clark and Waters. The heats
were about evenly divided.
M
Time changes ideas and conditions.
There's a lot of things which the up-
to-dste young woman of today does
w ich are good for body and health.
8 e takes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Tu.
tod’s drug stoyo. ggy M3
‘y Miss Lucy Wainwright is the guest
of her bl'yOHIOI'.’yIAl‘BhM“ .'.Wainwright'.
. fir. and Mrs. John McMahon and
daughter. Ruth. of Lowe street are
spending sweet in Ridgetleld. Conn.
[Two lots have recently been sold
You liilinwood avenue by Messrs. Bar
‘ Mend Bturtevant. The p hssers
.m Joseph Gold d yhu ‘W.
Solidi. of mun sbttdaienu
ho build in a she ,,
’ ‘1: this state it is not necessary to
y serve a live dsyo’vnmr for eviction
_ p cold. Ike-”*9 slulsxsfiive
w syrup, eon ' ~ ye on-
‘ sod Tor. "0% ice.
y . Sold by‘
y Clifford Pharmacy. "
‘ L ~SA sale of hand made fancy articles
Machine made candy will be held at
”side inn. Greens Farms. Bot.
y 3. Church. d‘rai s
vs 8:”, 11:41»
‘. 1:10. 3:10 In in p.
walk from station
meets every train:
3' hotel.
'eu‘
L tierttiil'iaontea of incomstégn a:
' ., ounce es
in "£3;ng Konufacturins
y o Bouthington. The amount
authorised capital stocit is
, divided into 1.000 shares of
Spar value of 050mb. 1110,in-
iwiil star: businessrwiw 00a
yoeorpors ore . - re , .
Frederick Ii . lie. Grace Ellis.
13. mils and Julia A. Ellis.
to oi the Hotel .Oiiirord, yosisr-
were: ll. Tootsies. irrins
, sire; ion air so
I p Ha E
l B.
lilio,
N
f.’ permissi
9...“..- that it. punts muslin: I, one
Warner and William;
1
rs issvi
~ 7 sod
till tiny real slug.
J. Wesley” Sheryood. of Greene
Farms. was s visitor in town today.
Briggs [obBroekiym is
and hire. 1". B. Coleman.
Tea or Tablets. ”cents. ,_ Plats; ,
7 ng and .Mfll‘nfliillby follies 1st rfor 1006 was
Five“ “
si' ‘e i: am.
r. so I". i
y.....i. ~
‘ boys‘pre
parodies! _‘ile‘ ; hundreds prepared
for strings. ’stsnusiftrainlns. .Froe
‘ and «amphitheatre: .
iLLua-raarlo cincuuin.
, A regular meetln: of Butler-disguise
1.0. 0.1:. was hold‘lsst evening. '
Mayer Charles 10. Dow, who has.
been .laid up with shillious attack. is
able "to be at business again.
There promises to be some speedy
trotting tomorrow afternoon on the
speedway. Tomorrow the Simon Stud
will ,be present Belden Boy. Grace T..
and some of the'othe‘r fast formers."
sudsoigeysood racing .“,*:ap?fted ‘
2 Idaho's-Wit .si‘aitecrf .t o tor
Gloster‘fiduh Mia. fiber ‘ll'iivl'n‘g Men
‘employedythe past summer by Buck-
ingham imithtood. Mr. Cattletc is a
brotherof Mrsz.W. H: Fisher and dur-
ing his stayghere made many friends.
joint unnusl outing of Phoenix Engine
Company and Pioneer Hook and Lads
der‘COmpany at schmidt’s grove, Cran-
bury, September 2. will hold a special
meeting tonight at 7:30. at the Main
street tire house.
Quite a delegation of local men are
to attend the sheepbalie and clnmbukc
by Pyramid Temple, Knights of the
Mystic Chain. at Riverscliff, Milford.
Farrah S. Bette. and ENE. Crowe tire
both on the entertainment committee
and Christian Swartz is on the Honor-
nry Committee.
retiirned‘vfroloht swells? visit with
relatives in Ai'l‘egn County. Michigan.
On their way there they sailed up the
Hudson River as far he Albany and
stopped over unmask ut‘ Niugnru Fitlis.
Ouvtheieri-atii'riiyi p5 they stopped over
one ‘day ‘ with friends in Rochester.
Lincoln Cdnnc'ilNoL i, O. U. A. M..
will hold tllcir'reéhinr moqting tomor-
row night As the state board of oill~
cars will be present, especial request
for all members to be present is sent
out. Refreshments will be served and
a vry interesting tune is assured. it
new feature will bointmilueod bythe
reception committee. consisting of
Charles Young. George ()verton. C. J.
Ferries, in welcoming the nitric oili-
oors. ‘-
UNEQUALLED PROSPERITY.
Census Bulletin Also Says Wages
a Hawaiians“. ~ .
y WASHING'PO {. mt.‘ Eat-«tin.
equalled'prosperi y in the manufactur-
ing industries of the United States for
the calendar year 1004 is shown in a '
census bulletin Just completed, which
is compared 'by the Census Bureau
with a similar census for the year
1000. The number of manufacturing
establishments in the‘ country. as
shown by the last censhus. is 210,262.
an increase of 4 per cent. over 1900.
Capital increased during the five
years from 38.978.825.200. to $12,086.~
265.678. or 41 per cent. in the some
period the total value of products in-
creased from 011.411.121.122 to 314.-
802.147.087, a gain ‘of 30 per cent.
There has been an increase of is per
cent. in e umber of odioere and
clerks em oy d by those msnufaotor-
leii. and. a gain of 51 per cent. in the
salaries paid: -’ in the some time the
number of wage earners increased 10
per cent. and. the salaries 80 per cent.
The number «it wage earners reported
’ 5140.821; with ‘an annual
income pf 82.011.640.632. '. ‘
IDNDON. August 23.-~Buslnoss in
Americans was restricted in the mar-
itet today. lasing confined to profeu
sionai trading. After a weak opeu~
ingiin lmpro out occurred. which
curried quilts obs well over putty.
Union Pacific and llrio received the
most attention. -'~ later the‘iiew York
opening prices disappointed the mar»
ket. which cured and closed duii sitar
a moderate business.
W...
OOLLiNI iTATUTI NOT ON IOU-
TON COMM
s
memory of the late slayer Patric
A. Collins for the construction a
which ”5.000 wu raised by Molar y,
consortium.- will not he placed on the
a. in .
city, made public they. The necessary
on we refused on the M
'i'l-tilI'rloN FIIIMIN moose. .
onioaoo.~ * some securities»
firemen were either overcome to
smoke or injured by explosions white
ligation. fire is the paint muotsctor‘
: invitations Moss. North use
I“ ”With“. iii-day. 'i‘ho iii'o. which:
believed to hm started. from apos-
taboos! ooiob stion. caused e property
a meeting {it the committee Am u... '
A, J.,1Angevihyov'.undf wife’have just i
BOSTON. Austin Sir-A stotuto in. ..
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.' spurs 'honwsi‘ii" '1 *' '
49 Well 8t. Nomik.
allies: open yly‘vyery Day tor
5.5mm
.{ belonged 150$ '
V ‘WmAS‘Ost
Belling Grain. Hay and Feed. in a big. fair,
way, is our business.
units. We owe much to‘ the public
they glve-end keenly appreciate it.
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Profit is not our only slab-nut
for the patronage
We 011110;me
things for granted though—as that South Norwalk do? yi
pends chiefly‘din'vtbis store for} Good Or
And for thstyou pay us just as little
Beck and Stationery St
‘ Enter the Door of Opportunity through I
Merrill Business 'Ciliigis.
South Howells.
Stamford.
6 so. Main seen. um
ain. Good Service“
as you would'y‘ps'yy
any dealer olsewhorounuywhere. . ms“ 4... .. rip} )
my. ii‘y Buy Oats Thais Gleam. y . ‘ y‘i " c f
‘2. I ’ .
't'. “Win 'l MANUEL T. HATCH. 1,. .. )3
I . list y it a . ’
y y y an extreme rise 0111 1403‘“ bloeliyof
10.000 shlrea'of'Unidil Prune hl‘biiftht
‘ .183. a gain of 1 3-8 and Northern Pacific
y .
ores. o
Port Chester.
”sternum. our. 4. was.
Ml.
hie one disputation endorsaiifent'bn the book
. You have a receipt for-”every doilsr yen Instill. _. __ .
,M l
Chock Book; Free.
atom assume: " ‘
. y (pronoun! ofy slogan.
Méilti .1an 3rd news” first. y'y " v ' .
Semi for Catalogue =and Collegeydourool. ‘
EDWANT Aosriiar.’
mitt Maoists].
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Spongos'at 10c. Wei-(thighs.
y These prices are
' _ price. 'ron demonstrates Pacific
‘ changed bands at 183. a gain of 1 3-8
'1 oricans were very strong. Much buy-
vhld, with no loans reported up to 10:55.
f sharp rise in Americans in London de-
- 175. lump of 5.
y operators «sold stocksnheuvil
ears.
y . wand needing were again in brisk
, market which was becomes active at
' New London Railroad Mao ltruek
. 4
ithllJ ‘
1
no» . .*
NV 1, 1..
in‘iiponges this “95' y . _
Small Fine armadillo lie and tie.
‘ .‘ ‘:.:-, .. .
Wagon and Household
. . 1-. ‘1. '. i .
Add this ’qualltyglliilb' bonuses. .
for this week only;
iii Billiard ' Pharmacy,
'riis essacnie'rios cross.
‘ Til-51”. ‘ .
runs: nnntvsn'r esnvrcs.
u
l
TODAY iN WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-—-The feature
of the stock» market yet the opening to-
day was the heavy. transactions in
{United States atesinspinmon and Un-
ion Pacino. Steel opened in a block or
25,000 shares at 46 5-8 to is 7-8. as can»
psi-edywith 46 3-1, yesterday's closing
points over yesterday. The Hill stocks
were strong Great Northern pfd. ad-
‘vsucing ii to 027 L2. yesterday's high
flgiire, while Northern Pacific was up
syn-2 points to 217. Elsewhere in the
general list the gains ranged from 1 to
3 points. The local market seemed to
take its cue from London, where Am-
‘ing over there. however, was believed
to be for New York account. The mar-
ket sold off very generally before the
end of the brat hsifhhour. and most
early gains were :lost.. The opening
rate for call money‘was 6 percent.
i. WALL STREET; 10:10 a. m.-—A
spite the late break here yesterday
created it cheerful sentiment in the lo-
‘cal market at 'the opening today.
Stet-it‘s opened materially above yes;
terdsy's.closlng prices. The features
,were the buying of U; R‘Steel. ,Unlon
i’aclilc snd‘the Hill-touts.“ Twenty.
livefithousand sh‘iu‘os hr'Unitod States
flies were bought tit sets to 46 7-8.
and Great Northern pfd. were up 4 and
8 points i'espectlvely.y Colorado Fuel
moved up 2 po is Malgnmatcd
Copper, Smeltin. y ,Paul. Louisville
I: Nashville, Penny ivanla, and Read-
ing a point or over. Anaconda touched
. .., ., .
WALL STREET... Li it. [IL-Lill‘flel'
on the
opening advance and the mar et went
off rapidly to aboutryesterdny‘s i-los»
ins.” Reading was yogaimihe. objective
point of attack. andgdropned from 140
to 137 1-2. The Par dos were also no
loaded freely. Sou horn Pacific aus-
taintug an over-night loss of 1 1-4. U. 9.
Steel was relatively better held than
the railroad stocks. and gave way only
functionally. Northwestern yielded 2
sad Westinghouse Electric 5 points.
Northern Pucliir receded 2 1-2 from
the top and Great Northern pfd. 0. Ai-
ter the heavy selling had been com-
pleted the market become quiet and
rallied fractional".
WALL TEREET, Noon—Active
dealings were resorption. few stocks
and the market improved. Union Pa-
cific reached 183%. its top price of
rule morning and Amalgamated Cop-
d at 100%. and 180%. respecti-
vely. The nerol mark tdld not re»
cover to th hilll? ”moi of the om
ing.,'Dsisware andJi so .feii swli'
iiisnd General idiot: in} Motion
'ALL aritEls'r. if” p. *itriI-Jrrading
was mostly of ihaviiumdrusrchardhter
between ill and 1 o'clock and there
was.“ absence who y out restless
movement of pri sudden bulge
of eight points in Anaconda attracted
ottontlen" to the c for stocks and
there was an usly rapid fissile
Northwestern to is. The steel: sold
at :05 is this morning after closins
at m 1-! yes rosy. Those movements
had a secede si effect on the moral;
, 1 o'clock.
4
‘y sacrion sees season.
.
(wipieyeo with Pioiim Handle.
ow. wsoos. August tip-James
section but. Bl! will of
motored eo' oi 1 street
this «twee costly their
today use 0 struck
.‘ooe or the laborers, over
. with o plum handle. Iofln
all?” are offering *ehco’ptionsi values.
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Somesnggestio
The Octagon Soap people are giving out Octagon Soap Geomoroh
coupon and 50 entities the buyer to two cakes soap. -i sell Octagon. L k
in your coupons and get 2 cakes for 5s. ~ at ,
Pears for atewing and pickling. A few baskets good for abet-lope
at 36c basket; about is quarto to basket. . ‘
Tomatoes. fine ones for canning, at 40c basket. y ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ’ '
Pickling Spice. mixed. 10o package. " ‘
Green Ginger Root. y y y . .
The sweetest. purest borne-made Cider Vinegar, clear as wine, fino'frtils _ .
flavor. 25c gallon. ' ‘ ‘ '
LORENZO meat.
y Telephonepali 2644‘. . .....\
own They .
' "sofismiicdbs; _
y y 001080: gents adozen today
Cutbili’,5‘_y ' ”
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pesto-Footsie: for Men and Icy... .1 ‘
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Hundreds of Eyogy
mom: mmsfisawgf mpp£uwywwmfi
erortedoywoaria'gapairotous _y y
Proper Glasses. )Properly Adjust ‘
momentumsm.
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