._ dy at the Cliiiord Pher-
mm curly e.‘ Seem
Saturday csndy at the Bridge Phsn
loony only 99c. seem
‘ «Noun; mans suits, 15 to 20 yours
old at $2.99. Selleok It Price.
Rogers sud Stevens- See ad
The Pine Ledge Whist Club has sus»
pended further meetings until the fall.
—-R._nund scars; tile in, at New York
Market. ‘
Cornet special price at New Your
Grocery: .‘ Other specials in ad. Read
Permanent seer, 10c 1b., In New I
binaries E. Cilrtls and James E. Hull-
lbell, of Norwnik. are among the’ New-
port excursionists today: .
A. J. Collins and Company are ship-
ping' a load of furniture to Ilunbury.
today. . ‘
Get acquainted with the methods
and goods of The Copyright Clothing
Company. Read the ad.
the rest of the Henson
-—Lean Pot Roast. '8 and 10c 1b.. at
New York Market. ,
Putnam Hosev Company practiced
last night at- drooltwood and Lester' s.
There was a good turnout of members
. and a fine practice resulted. a
‘ Thomas Cherney, Mrs. T. Cherney
and son. of Huntington, Long island.
who are driving through Connecticut,
stopped last night at the Hotel. Cliff .
ford.
You need a pill? Use DeWitt’s Lit
tle‘ Early Risers. the famous little pills.
, Do not sloken or gripe, but results are
sure. Sold by The Clifford Phsr
macy‘.
Miss Helen Lockhsrt of Norwslk.
was one of the guests at a lawn party
which was given by Miss lrene Judd,
of Bethel, to a few of her friends, yes
terdsy afternoon.
In this state it is not necessary to
serve a live days notice for eviction
or a cold. Use the origins! laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy' s Laxative lien
or and Tar. No opiates. Sold by
he Clifford Pharmacy.
-—Shouider Steak 10c lit, at New
York Market
Time changes ideas and conditions.
here's a lot of things which the up
tit-date young woman of today does
Ihich are good for body and health
{title takes llulllsters Rocky Mounts}:
The. Tea or Tablets. at cents Pia
M’s drug store.
Iliss Cornelia Elwood, formerly n
_ nown teacher at the Center
' l. Nor-walk, end who resides in
rt, stopped in Norwdlk s. short
is morning, while on route to
ng tor a short visit. Miss EI-
, Is now a tedoher in the Westport
is.
Fresh or Cornell Pinto, dc lb.. at
York Market.
‘flommsnder H. H. Burl-oil. oi Wash-
,D. C. who always took great
in the Norwslk Library while
as a resident he a has presented
liable chart of e course of the
not Dewey from Norfolk, Va., to
Philippines. to the Library. The
has been placed on the wall near
ulletin board. it will repay close
. r l .
’utrored- day and night tn. tor-
To: itching piles Nothing helped
til 1 lisod’Doan's Ointment. it
.. a permanently." \ Hon. John R.
, Meyer. Olrard'. Ala.
Mao Hopper snd tsmily ran up to
ford in Mr. Hoppsr's motor car.
' other day. and utter taking dinner
‘ , went on to New Csnasn. to cell ‘
ends. Mr. Hopper held the allies
ildin inspector In one or the
his New Yo ll. but vsosled it
y other the co spec of a couple
Buildings down thst ‘e-oway.
Advocate. tli it
vs the‘ uhiic so par n 3!
rest it‘iio osmium quail «TAM their
fl maul“ MIC AM
In, 1|:le sw ;
Judd.o
:Ispiw slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
School suits at Red Tag prices, at“.
Services at the Church. Jtnlphl Street,
Mile (lether 0“ NorwIiik.
is the cost 0 rs. 'Lucien
Entire]
u‘rday, will be Able to get trains at
11:41.1:16, 2:10 and 4.19. '
Lumber and mill work (or anything
chased at The Hutch and Bailey Go.
See ad.‘
own right. an unhealthy man is an un-
suilllds up souhd hepithh—keeps you
wel .
. The funeral! of the late Thomas lilo
Car-thy will be held tomorrow morning
from St. Josephs Church at 9. 30 a to.
Rev. William Maher will ofllciate. The
interment will be In St. Marys Come
tery. ‘
«Matinee tomorrow.
A: M. E. cAMP MEETING.
This Evening.
Lest evening the tent in which the
special services have been conducted
under the auspices ot the Knight
Btret Church was well to ed by the
storm and is. in no way in u.red Amid
the failing rain and the singing con-
ducted by Miss E. B. Jones who faith-
fully supported the excellent charts
of Rev. Miss Taylor, the good work
continued. The “good behavior“ 'of
the tent and 'the cheerful disposition
Very commendable to the manage
ment.
‘ rnsoscuoot some sacs.
Councilrnsn James T. Hubheil to he
in the Runs on the Democratic
“ Tlcko t.
The terms 01’ three of the members
of the Board of School Visitors expire
this year Those affected are Arth-
ur C. 'Whoei‘er. Leo Davis and John J.
'.Csvsnagb
At least one of, these members will
have to tight to return. If they desire
re-ele tien all Councilman James 1'
Hub ii is a candidate for the Board
and intends to put. up it good fight.
Meson-H WILL Twist:
It is expected that the Norwaiks
will give another good account of
themseIVes Saturday. when they will
play the crack inner seni term from
New York at Amusement Park. Jack
McGraih will twirl for tho. Norwalks
in the some efhhienl manner he has
shown in oil of the games played this
season. save the three that others
twlrled. I
. BISHOP TRANBFIHS PRIESTB
Rigll Rev. Bishop Michuci Tierney.
of the Roman (‘athollo diocese of
Hartford has made the following trape-
fers of priests.
Rev Edward J, Broderick from (10h '
cheater to St. Mary's Church. Bridge-
port
Rev. John F. MacDonald from St. t
Mnry‘ a Church Bridgeport to Colonel.-
tor.
LOCAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
NEW YORK. August 24. —Tiie local
weutlser bureau has received the fol-
iowlng special horn Washington:
Brisk to strong northeast winds with
he? indicated for tonight and Sutur-
lls along the Atlantic coast from Vir-
ginia to South New England coast.
SHRINERI‘ Filth DAV. ,
Norwaik and South Norwslk morn
bars of Pyrrnaid Temple A. A O. N.
M.. ore flocking to RIVIn'ncliit. Wash-
lngton Bridge. Bridgeport. today for
the Shrine. A much idrgor crowd would
have tons over from here but for the
rain storm.
W
HARD SHOW!!! LAI‘I’ NIGHT. .
A very severe electrical storm hit
Not-walk between 9.90 and 10 o’clock
last night and mode thinu «incident!
interesting for s time. it was feared
that the electrical fluid had struck
somewhere about l'tthomcitttyi but that:
n s cools .
lashes no rent: I‘
. ' an Al. urns r «not:
: Anus spam roman Hoyt
“owl's sud hsiidings. unsure street.
--EDlldllY
buildings. i‘iighinnw s
, ~14de going to the banner at w
Bollchsido Inn. Greens Firms on Sat-
i'r‘om a plum to a palace can be pur-
, -'~A healthy man is a king in his ‘
of the gathering produced an effect ‘
the annual Midday snd clsmbaits 'oI '
Hoyt to Arthur 3.14m. .
Monitor sires ii to :7.
from $3. $8.00. are new
48 $5.88
Suite for High School boys. in smart models design-ides noisily
for you follows. in s goodly range of fancy mixtures In: greys,
formerly .5: to 835.com
$4.88 $6. 88 $9. 88
Equally Attractive bargains to fancy suits for men. .
Straw lists at bolt-price. ‘ .
. Belling Grain. Hay and Feed, In a big, fair, liberal
way, is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not
units. We owe much to the public for the patron“!
they give—and keeniy' appreciate It. We take sonic
things for granted though—as that South Norwslk de-
monds'chlelly on this store for Good Grain. Good Service.
And for that you pay us Just as little as you would pay
any dealer elsewhere-anywhere. ‘
r . any can Thsts cs...
\
" ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
--.,
FRESH
Kodak Supplies
Wm P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwdkl,
N
680.m8h.Smdek
Hundreds of Eyes
~ are being overworked as A result or sppilcstlon upon work or books.
Rene! tor Mood and tired eyes may he lied and serious trouble
svsrtsd by wearing a pair or one
Proppr Olpoppp. Properly Adjuplipd.
mlnlfldl Pros.
listening of lenses and all Repslrlns a Specialty.
0‘. B. J ECKSON.
. ~ Optician. ' ‘
‘II‘ ltiAhi. "Ruff; ‘ _ NORWALK. CONN.
s... Th ‘ ‘ ~
"’ ‘ Soft Shell Crabs.
0qu 50 cents a dozen iodall
two-pie , ,snd three-
.: or representative stock U
is in superior'to any other candy on
the msrkot at anything like the price.
Buy A box and it will prove our state-
v “will.
500 Qunlity. —-—2Qo
n Billion! damn
TH! Pfll8cRIPTI9N 811ml.
rut. H.
, rams DILIVEIIY chevron.
W
TODAY IN WALL UTAEET.
familiar rise in prices and with activ-
ity as a ls'rge scale. There were a:
‘ few wide openln
' States St
' T sand shares." :8ka ~ f
.to eight thousand shoes” or other
j stocks were purohnsod with Amalga—
» mated Copper in heavy demand St
.19 United
stf ‘ 7-81.41 ‘
or “ ft thorn
ousdnd
Paul. Atehison, Canadian Pacific. Read-
1353.10 Louisville & Nashville Amalgsms.
7 Steel Car rose a point Northern Pucnic
Copper. Locomotive and Pressed
2, Great Norther pfd. 2 M and Ana-
oonda 4 1-2
WALL STREET ll a. m.——Enough
, [buying orders were in the market to
offset the realising that the opening
ndvcnces produced sndwpriees were
not higher. Confident buying or the
grain carriers Reading‘
. hinted Copper 'was a tell
all}: .was s substantial i
tell Sta-
hi Steel touched 47. s 1‘ rd price
. . for the movement. Improvements oth-
‘ erwise ran to 2% in Consolidated Gas.
it in Anchlson, 2% in St. Paul and
ending. and l in 134 in Pennsylvania
New York Central. nion Pacific
Northern Pacific Bmel us end Brook-
lyn Transit About 11- .ook the mar-
he: {use wayafrsctionaiiy and became
one .
WALL STREET, Noon. ~Room op-
craters were impressed by the buying
in Awhlson and Reading and bought
extensively, carrying the first name
up 3148 dgthe latt tojlover 14!
Elsewherefih thre wag
enlng in prices. the rising to a
parity with the best prices of the ilrst
hour or above Practically all stocks
of speculative prominence Were up a
point or more by midday. Brooklyn
Union Gas and Amoeiosn Express
’11qu nine points and Sugar 2. Man
lattan lost 2 5- 3. Honda were irregu
sr
LONDON. August 94.~Amoricsns
opened hesitatingly on the market to
day, but improved to over purity In
torenoon on good local support,
’ Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
~ leading. later New York sent cheer-
ful advices and buying orders. princi-
pally for Atchison. Topeka and Santa
the. which advanced The rest of the
OBITUARY NOTES.
MR8. SOLOMON MILLS
Mrs. Solomon Mills. of West Moun-
tain. Ridgefield. passed quietly sway
Tuesday. August 14. sitar u lingering
illness. The deceased leaves a hue
hand. Solomon Mills, a veteran of the
Civil War well known In Ridgeiloid:
two sisters, Mrs. Lewis Gilbert and
Mrs. Irene J. Mood: one brother Mer-
ritt Scarlett: two daughters, Mrs. Pboo
be Brundsge and Mrs. Holden Burt.
and several grandchildren sud great
grandchildren. The psiibosrsrs were
her grsndsons. Jesse Brundsgo. Am-
hrose Brands”. Robert Brundsge. Oil-
vor Burt.“ Rsl h Burt and Welter For.
ATTIE ARDEN
The death of Mrs. Mattie Arden. wi-
dow of the late Charles Arden occur»
menu will. st the Norwsik Ila-pun
from hi poisoning resultant from
so operation for Appendicitis perform-
sd «costly. The smnssmsuts tor the
1 I financed have not so yet boos oom-
’. OM
3 use "Oi-lNdiifii’ in ms soc-
NW YORK. Au
uosrtsinsd to!
Mind Slim acid
' V uni u the possession at
is: In arrested in t
on suspicion
WALL STREET,10:10 a. m.~»Tho '
, stock market opened with the recent
era! om
market moved upward in sympathy‘
, nod prices closed firm.
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Hssd-to-l'ooters to r Men sad ’oni.
'99 wishlnplon it. Be. Nam-lit.
At Dibblo’ Stere, Saturday,
900 [are of Evergreen Corn st 1c sash.
Domestic Dried Lima Bonus. It We peck.
Some i‘ino String Beans also.
Green Peppers, large ones, at 15c don; 2 dot. for 26s.
Oral: Apples.
Pickling Pears at so: basket.
Tomatoes. special prices at 36: basket.
: Musk Melons, good ones. at so such.
Watermelon. good. at 35¢: each.
Finest, Purcst Cider Vinegar, 25o psi.
Orson Ging or Root.
Mixed Pickling Spices. lodfltg.
Sweet Potatoes. st 20c l/z
Sweet Potatoes, st 259 poo.
White some” at 20c
Now let Shoulders just .hripht and right.
All soild‘ 1st Pork for ulcer And other purposes.
Octagon Soap, (with coupon). 2 cakes for do.
What will it he? Hops to serve and pisses.
LORENZ. DIBB
Telephone Cali 26-4.
A funny lot of Vineland stock, especially shipped or our ‘
trade. All medium size—the kind you like, and will sell at
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER PEEK
A few of our prices; ‘ 2 *l?‘ "-
Very Best Butter none hdtter atfany pflce, pe'
Fancy Native Potatoes. per peck ............ .3
Nativa Onions. per peck ........
3 pounds Head Rice .
2 pounds Pure Lard
5 pounds Best Starch ............
3 sheets 'l‘sngletoot Fly Paper ‘..T:.:....
2 packages Force ................. . .
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seconds.
It: 75o bushel.
'antvulm ...... unused
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