this It. Quechua,“
‘ arrived in town .
'Post was Coleman's. See ad.
Clearance Quart:
Pharmacy. ‘ _.s,eegdd.
, w—d-u—n.
*—
Bhrtlet
loit’s.
W—
Price.
isummer clearance sale, at Hlslcp
Cots. See ad. , . -.
Amefi
will be hot ' tomorrow. night.
H
Pantlle error
, , . senort.
Pitser visits}, Vni‘. yesterday. '
l 7"'------
10 stamps tree
at New York Grocery
store for three
days. See adv.
it you want glflsdh t t lit try H.
B. Hoyt. United Bank Bui dial.
firm.”
Misses Minnie Beebe and Ida Field
spent Saturday. at gently Island.
‘- ‘,r W'
A ilnal mating of the C. l... U. pic-
nic commltt will ,he held tomorrow
night. ‘ ' ‘
—...__.._..
N A meeting of P. Cuiiounsbury budge.
E. O. R, will be held tomorrow
night.
The South Norwaik Savings Bank
is open [rum 6 to 8 p. in. lflaturday ev-
enings. See lid” 5 ‘ ‘ “
Miss Nani]:
is visiting Miss
Mary McMahon, of Bay-
view avenue.
.c.
John Tryon has resumed his duties
with'c. E. Seymour alter every pie-I
aunt vacation.
E. A. Robertson has returned to his
home in New Haven alter a visit with
C. E. Seymour.
~—-——....__.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lauder. oi
New York. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lauder. of West street.
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Handbags. hosiery, art embroidery
and handkerchiots are the specials in-
the Road ad.» day. Read it.
. . —~Refreshments for Trinity Sunday
school picnic may be sent to steamboat
, ‘ dock on Friday. Aug. 31. at So'clock.
‘ Miss ida Krsemer has resumed her
- duties as stenographor with Attorney
tools 8. Beers alter a plesunt racer
tion. . .‘
| M _
Miss May E. .Bchumsnn and Miss
. nose Doors. at Little Falls, N. .l.. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schu‘
moon, of Main street.
-Attend 'l‘rin
M
ity Sunday school pic:
lite on steamer Huntington. Friday.
: 3'" Alli. 31. Be at the steamboat dock at
‘ 3:06 a. in. Get tickets from teachers.
A number of local Red Man will go
. to Bridgeport toni hi to attend the
“Isolation of the list great sachem's
dowels to Messrs, Piumloy and Haun-
. era.
m.
- A number of‘ {numbers ol at. Jos-
,'sph's 'l‘. A. B. society are attending
the convention of the Catholic 'l‘otal
abstinence Union in Bridgeport to-
y,
In this state it is not necessary to
rss s five days' notice for aviation
, a cold. Use the original laxative
pouch syrup, Kennedy‘s Laxative Hon-
aytd 'l‘cr. No opium. said by
Cliitord Pharmacy. .. so
‘I'ost cards, at Iiflsmrmsn'sglsee M.
y , mm‘
soap at‘Clillord
pears tor canning at Jose
:Schooi and a hall price. nausea or
See ad. . ' -
E
we! the , Barbers’ Union
A
one
Reunion. or Bridgeport, ‘
moral ‘ w‘servlcost’ the
list 033m, Sandor. , ,
h Kids with 'Daggiil/inwr‘d;
or on _ ya
Enemy or t’htis'fweek.
> v’ ' W
H .
y' to resist:
Son's on
Mlsei‘eari Cohurn will leave in Sep‘
toolbar tar Roanoke, Va" where she
will "spend about two .months.
Miss Adeline Naphey. of East Nor~
,waik,ws‘a'*the‘5 est oi triends in Hart-
ford and aprhslflold. last week.
W .
duties at ,the ,Norwalk Hospital, otter,
to. d a”
1m opertte‘dron at the Norwalk linspi-
tai a short time ago, has returned to
her home. '
y
1‘:
‘i.
W‘-
,The friends of Miss Mabolle Acker'
man will, be grieved to learn that she
has seriously ill at her home in Boa-
con street.
Miss Adelaide Naphey has resumed
her duties at F. E. Lockwood and
Company's store, Norwalk, utter a
week‘s vacation.
M
Miss Lillian Gettler has recovered
from a serious operation she recently
underwent at the Norwalk Hospital.
and returned home.
Frag N, Smith. of Washington
strgft recovered from an attack.
oi pp icitism‘lie was operated on
at the, milk Hospital.
Stanley isowridds. of Long island,
came overlSat‘urdsy with a party of
friends .uudenioyed a line shore din-
ner. at Gregory's Point.
A meeting or the Sunday school
board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will he held this eVenlng at 8
o'clock at the home or H. .i. iiipson,
MIss'Chariotte Seoiiold has return-
ed to her home in Philadelphia, after
a two weeks' visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Scolield, oi Elm
Grove street.
’has’heturiicil to Neil-
1walk troj . ” . l , Acnriemysum-
our school a the‘ ousand islands.
The other students of the school do
not expect to reach Norwslk for em-
erni days. Mr. Sanford will probably
enter Colgate College. New York, in
a few weeks.
' "I
Cheaterh
The committee on the joint elani-
mskc of Phoenix Engine Company and
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, of
Norwulli, held a meeting yesterday and
completed the arrangements for the
affair. it will be held next Sunday at
Schmidt’s Grove. Cranbury and els-
borate preparations have been rustle.
Ton Norwslk men form a little pool
on the guinea st Anthsetnentr‘Park for
the fun or the sport. Each'oontrlbuts
ten cents and draw numbers lroni one
to ten and the man holding the num-
ber corresponding with the rims ro-
uulred by either team to win the some
sel‘tflho not. The same man has now
won twice in succession. ,
HAHNILIM ROIDIRY COMPANY.
The Hahnel Embroidery Company
held its first meeting“ Saturday alter-
nooc at the cities oi Attorney .1. .l.
Linxwoilor and adopted byrlsws. The
following chicor- were elected:
President—Gad Hermon flannel.
Secretary—John ll’rsnit Woliyunx.
Treasurer—mile“ Adams. .
'l‘lie iirm is doings has business at
9 Camp street, Norwaik. ‘
ORIGORY-«MARTIN.
W
7,, Mrs. Bolts, of Stuart avenue. and a
t o! yous; ladies are arming the
was at Fail-dole Bead . Misses
7 Wood. Ross Crockett and Lottie
litter visited them racist-day.
, ,‘t'odsy was tits‘last Honda moot
steamer Rustin to t is port
many trips fill in continued on "
lsptenibor is. borrower. During
mm. tits boat has been running
s and Fridays. - l
a “a m or. newer- t
”land, the WI littlspii a.
runner t:
7i.
The i will on him Tuesday?
l‘mpwmr‘lioith. st 2 . u ‘
invitations were issued today for
the man-tag of Anne iii-mills.
rs.
the new princi-
piil ot the floater School. lilorwuik, has
3, One numerator? occurred at the
Nerwsllt Bay»
a pleasant vacation trip to Trenton;
ot'Main stroet,‘ who '
r, .
dau tar or Julian Oint- o -
to. mid Wymsnn Martin. or wi m3
bride's :
s
CIAJOODNNTIL NOVIMIIH “in,
brilliant John ml‘O'lluilivan had his
capacity tailed attain ytstsrda stilts
polar potion House It Mary's.
til. so [root was the demand .1“.
shore dimers '
: Mr.)0‘lll.lli
l
.. st s
home. "The no l's Eyes." Wibf
Dar-tun
.' Mathilda Tuttlahas resumed her ‘ ‘ " '
Kc
W
. ’-
',‘.‘.
49 Wall Stu
{“Suit “
or
torrgsrlySmotofi 5. ‘ ,: . ,
x ‘v ,rta
‘ Equally mastitis bar
»'_8trsw11atsatlisli-pri ~. _, ‘y
_, {or '
our: {slim
Belliaglflrain, Hay and Feed, his his, fair
way, is our business.
gains infancy suits formed.
' 1 iii-
,; ‘ , p , .._. .1, , ,0 , shall place it on saleyst
' I, in smartrnodelsdeslgnedfisapfilml’ , «idea Box:
range of fancymiitturcsgan guy‘s, , i '
a ’ ‘ ;‘ ii" {a will“ 9. -—~——-—--—--—-.—
0 Album!
Profit, is 'not our only ,siMot‘
units; We owe much to the public for the patronage
they give-and keenly appreciate it.
We take some
things tormented though-was that South Norwallt de-
pends chiefly on this store tor Good Grain, Good Service.
you would pay
And for that you pay as
l
last as little as
any dealer elsewhere—anywhere.
- V«l
’5‘ .
‘\"_,
Buy Oats That. Clean.
V ’ilr‘l ‘ .
utmost 1'; once.
. y I
1
Norwalk.
Hond
wearing a pair or on!
, at
I 'w',’ . l E ‘ Be
' “flock and Stationery Stores.“
m... a... .ww»
. t. _ WALL STREET. 1. name—Futile et-
6 80. Main 83‘. So. NM torts were made to advance the more
' M".-._-.__,._ hot by bidding up select stocks ta-
.‘i, .-
.'
r'i' ..,
yr.
. t
rods of Eyes
any marked as a result or application upon work or books. .
Rsl' Pi 9‘ load and tired area may
1,.
sq
I
3.“
i.
dék supp ice
tars!
. '97“
be had and Isrlous tron“
Prop» OIIIIOI. Proporly Adjustod.
’ " 'j Insulation Pros.
-. "listening of Leases snail
t .
Masons
9‘. B. J
\'
am .
Whilst 4% c
all. 1"1 -,
out an
,2,
We,
0W
_, Whine s W-
ROKSON.‘ i
m .
”HORWM.) . 09K”. ,
.W...n~.¢.4a. W-
I
isordiisitam all mm lads-oi troll fist
lopsided RoundClpnis; ; r."
I
y t
{ran it. dseidtidto‘ sorta L’
us toad.» this resort until tremolo
r
‘ “
"M ‘1'”! v i, l
"’ .i-ur u i. “Vi
wwy .. ~~‘ air .
lawless. , - M .
‘ . :4 ‘c on
:‘lilfi'blslliifdlsfili
‘lunon‘;
. 'at 1 10
all: tly lower.
‘ Nor
both accounts caused a
; ness commenc
in St. Paul to the
. 198% had only a slighteitect in checlo
; continued later on an increasing scale.
Union Pacific, Southern. Pacific, Atchi-
. itself eventually
. pressure and went oil to 197%. A block
‘ was sold at 47.
m rose in sympathy with smashed de-
, stand for St. Paul ‘ Aschison. St.
“fwd have short? uncommon:
choice Toilet surging: In! use “W3
, tor display ‘ph’p', 'es‘nndthe heads;
.I have 33“” rolled. h'l‘hiar wool: we?
'i'i-ll PRIQGBIPT'ION OJTQRI. ’
stat-1H,. ~, ..
man neatvnnusnnvwn. .
TODAY iN WALLJTREET.
Wiu"
WALL STREET. 105110 a. m.--'i‘ha
stock market opened irregular and
with changes enumeration at any
time since the present upward move-
ment commenced. Atchison‘and St;
Paul nude tractionsily higher records
1-4 and 198 3-8, respectively,
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Amal‘
gamed Copper and the United States
tool stocks were, on the other hand.
Chesapeake 1. Ohio.
am Pacific and Louisville & ,
«Nashville trained 1. Great Northern
pm. stained 1 Iva—and Anaconda do
cilned-t 3-8.. 7 .
WALL STREET. .il a. ni.--Eales for
sharp re-str
lion within a few minutes after busl‘
9dr A subsequent rise
record figure of
,1
in: the selling elsewhere. which was,
lion, Reading, locomotive and Smelt- ‘
in: yielded 1 to 1% below Saturday's
closing and Northwestern 2. St. Paul
succumbed to this
or ten thousand shares or U. 3. Steel
Mennwhilefiusar was
bought heavily and, o 25$ to 144%.
Shortly before 11. crotch the market
Poul? crossed lilil a sand Atchlaon ;
recovered ully. ltachswanna Jumped
28% to liai on one transaction.
WALL STREET. sonny—Both Atchl-
son and St. Paul Included their gains
slightly to 107 1-2 and 198 7-8, NEDOC“
tivoly. with the general market shar-
in: ‘inoderately in the rise. Rene-Wed
selling, however. oi‘ the, Harriman
stocks and Readiucini a large scale
undermined the tire market and
prices dropped to s'lowrnst of the
looming. Near noon the selling re
land and the what became dull and
steady. Bonds were Isteady.
4: .
. rarities opened irregular today. Price
" chanson. rsns'aiil between apolitt bish-
' or for Southern Padilla to
bly Amalgamated Copper. whic as
a point to ling. Room traders sold
the list on all rallies and at. Paul was
eventually depressed to 198%. The
Harrimsn stocks continued heavy. but
Atohison and Amalgamated Copper
were supported at around the host.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.——'l‘ho iailure
at B. A. Frank. a stock broker. was
announced on the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange today. The
failure is believed to two! little im-
portance. . '
m YORK. Ausust.2'l.—~’i‘he en-
usonsnt at "50.000 in sold in Aus-
, its by Brown Brothers. of this city.
, subsumed today. "
N, August lire-American so»
vi litihwar‘tor
M, llamas compared 9 coo
l New. York quotations on Saturday.
' n v rsranssosa. Aasust 11-
”pt an the his; or Premier
. the assassination oi (lane
. sdsprosslns silect on ,
slimmer cot-
' Ml). Hotshiiiss to
me the new
the unfortansts.
aurora any,
Ml
so North Main -St..
~, 'aiueisdarwanmd
Merrill India‘s :
last?
Selfinanowat$1$1zg$150 .
B'°“°“'°leouna Hessian... ..
l..,...$.m.311 Size men can‘iind'gow:
, . , o.
suitsrai $5.00. " .lhesewsuit filo '
, , § you
priced'ai',,from $10 to $15,." , _
, N
..,,.l ;
ldssd-tflwisrsitorlasnlsnd lays. .. ,1;
as Wsahlngton seaweed... ' ‘ ‘ ' “
a.
Dibble
53: Inns of $1;
utlo. , ,rs, ,
sog- ilnszt rl‘ loans also. . . t.
_Grssn’Popnsr , r'gs ones, at 15c m: 2 (lot. for 260. ‘4"
' Orsh- Applss. ’ "
.Plcirllup‘Psars at as: basket.
Tomihss. special prices“ 85o basket.
Musk Melons, good ones. at 5:: sash. , ~
. Wat-melons, good, at 35c each. ' '. j . ’ p .
. Finest, Forest Cider Vinegar, 25c gal. . , * \
Omn Ginger Root. . '
Mixed Pickling Spices, 10c pkg.
. Sweet Potatoesfst 20c y, pack. but.
Sweet Potatoes, at 25c peck, ascends.
White Potatoes, at 20c posit: 75¢ bushel.
Now let Shoulders just, in. brluht sud right. .
All solid tat Pork for chowder and othsrgérrpesss.‘
Octagon Scan, {With coupon), 2 cakes for '
What will it be? . Hops jto‘ssrvo and please. . ’
LORENZO DIE-l
Telephone can 35-4.
UllllED shooter. To
{resiliéorri‘it'lo sash.
hos Bastion GOchsclt.
\
m ‘
tn 1 it
So. Norwsik.
Phone 143.
.COAL‘ANBWWO 1
AGENT: (on, .73.: ., ..
- ’Bfiwkor’s Fortune“.
"a. ,Hershfield arson.
Gravel, . H
”at"; ..
. r. ”'1!-
,; .
IMWW'W Pawns,"
"lots:- the near «Whom ramps.
tooth Remus. V ashram. rim
. , . .rsu. erasure” 4.4906.
omwmslnrr m."
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