,' Harold You sit
tlon' from its
ator at the our bill e. .
Manager M. ._ ‘ll‘oron. oi the Nor-
walk Boston Store hr on a business
trip to New York city today
W
Miss Ready on Miss Kane. 0! New
guryportv Mitts ' re guests at Mr. and
F. Ft: of Livingston Place.
Mrs. Willis H is drop, of South
Main street. retu tied home from
avlsit With he sufght‘er. Mrs. William
T. Hsvllsnd, in ”idgeport.
——Spoclal sale or rotited pianos at
greatly reduced price Mrs. J, ..
Studwell. . a .
D5 a V3“
cite as. linotype open
mus-W
Dr. Alvin Db Wadsworth and Harry
Orrendorli who have been on an auto
trip to Boston snd Worcester return-
ed last evening r
. 1 .
Miss Maud Cathcnrt, of Rettiiord.
N. Y. who has been“ visiting Mrs.
William Blascer. her sister, has return-
ed to her home.
Miss Edna Tuttle, one of the popular
. teachers at the Franklin street school,
4 has returned from a very pleasant visit
in Clinton, N. J.
in the average home when father
takes up the cream pitcher the woman
folks hold their breath tor (our he
will drain it
Miss Margaret Masher and Miss Mil‘
dred Moran have returned home alter
spending several weeks in Boston,
Mass" and York Beach, Me.
You need a pill? Use DoWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not sicken or gripe, but results are
sure. Sold by The Gliders Phat.
‘ nlscy. . ”
Mr and Mrs George Richmond and
daughter. who have been spending
several weeks in Georgetown, returned
:10 their home in Main street, yestcr
. “-
Miss Kathryn Claven. oi the ready-
towoar department of the Boston
Store. has completed her annual vaca-
tl'go and returned to her duties at the
I re.
Mrs. Theodore Smith. Mrs. Harrie
M Smith and Miss Kate Smith, of
”stop street, Norwalk. have gone to As
bury Park, New Jersey, for a week's
sojourn.
Miss Nellie Sheehao. oi the glove
department of the Norwalk Boston
Store. has returned home from a very
hassnt vacation trip to Kingston,
New York, and to the Catskills.
. Miss Rose Larrlgan, bookkeeper at
on Boston Store. and Miss Anna Mur
pity, of the miilluery department, are
’ nding their vacation at Block ls~
, d. Narragansett Pier and Newport.
Friends in' South Norwclk have re
. ‘ red souvenir postal cards from Rev
”"9! W '1‘ London pastor of the First
thodlst Episcopal Church, who is
‘ : his Vacation at The Weirs,
lsabeth Foley. a public school
1 New York city. and who is
dy of considerable literary
at present the guest of Min
t the “Idiots." South Wilton.
W
state it is not necessary to
dye dsys' notice tor eviction
Use the ori Insl laxative
p, Kennedy’s tire How
an No opiates. sold la
ord Pharmm
Miss Kate Steinerwsld. oi New York.
the most or her brother, Anthony
aid. at River street.N Ndrwsih.
hiveiyn Thatcher. at Brighton
is also a guest at Mr. and
divisor-wold.
Maud Nestor .who has sham
hosisr and underwear depart-0
too More is snioylns
.. its‘ Revocation. which site will
it Wilmeodsf‘ infiiiddiotowa sod
his
some... Trolley
be , Mom
'ltoton Faint anti
:2 cars Continue
oi Rev , .
baton Point and the Stsmto‘rd trol-
lay cars have been the simplex
' wound or picltnockets recently and a
number of ladies have reported the
loss of pocketbooks and men have had
their watches stolen. Whether the
. pickpodkets came up from New York
in the steamer Frank Jones. or wheth-
erthtgy , .9 4 , “lentils not known.
M “or t *w e have sustained loss-
es ‘ tdsé'; their ‘heroes, but last
Sundays lost a pocketbook co‘n-
talning 353, and two New York men
lost their watches which had been clip-
pod train the chain. -
On othér occasions losses of money
and valuables have been reported and
a special watch h
post tswlBundays‘
prohendlnpthe
avail.
one person“ isnssnlsrtcs.
one local physicipn “thinks he has
tion on the automobile question Orlo
the repairs and upkeep ha
toiboo additional During the p
month he has had nothing but ordl
ary upkeep expenses without the cost
of new parts, and the char es for the
period total 385. This ctor's ex-
perience has probably been mote ex
pensive than that of the avemge mo-
tor car owner having a machine or
about the s salsa of his but be con-
siders his a thmoblio has been the
mostrespessiye play he has (ll/0r in-
dhlged '«inr -' r .' ' . .
VALUABLE HORSE DEAD.
"Bailey" Morton. oi Gmnitevillc,
woo purchasii‘d a very "valuable horse
recently, had the misfortune to lose
the animal Friday night, as the result
it is said, or owrfeeding. or “colic, or
hooves, or something. The animal was
complaining all day Friday of not feel
lug well and continued to grow worse
until about '13 o‘clock at night. when
he died. "Bailey" has been receiving
the commlseratlohs of his friends ever
since, particularly from those over at
Jake Schaub's.
The animal whose name is said to
have beetrli‘tldgeyiioo" is reported to
be still dead. Notice of funeral here
after.
FOREIGN MEAT TRADE COMING
BACK. .
KANBAS, (il'l‘Y. August 28.—-—Fordin
and Sulsberger of New York, presi-
dent of the Schwarzschlld it Suizbor-
ger Company, packers. who is visiting
in Kansas City said lust’ulght “The
investigation of the packing houses
and the publicity and adverstrcrltlcisnl
that followed has had a depressing
effect on business, but it will be very
short-lived. As soon as the new inspec-
tion law goes into client, the demand
for most will become larger than over.
American meats under the new inspec~
tiou law will be the best and the choi-
cest on the market and all the old
foreign trade and more too. will come
back."
AUGUST AUTO TRAVELERS.
Mrs. S. l. Browne" and A. W. Brown-
eil. of New York curoute to Hartford
yesterday in‘ their to horsepower
Pierce Arrow stopped at the Hotel
Norwnlit‘for diulwr.
H. A. Btiiiwell and Additson still-
well of hicngo, on it several thou
sand mils trip in their 80- as horse-no
war incomoblle were sisordinnor
guests yesterday.‘ .-
HATTIM'GOINO To WATERIUIIY.
The committee of arrangements of
the batters. regardi tho Waterbury
demonstration. compl too its work last
night. and everythins is now ready for
Labor Day.
in the morning. and so to the ntral
Labor Union headquarters in
a brief parade. A decided nove y in
the way of recalls will mark the list-
tars. .
ATTINDiNO IInUNiON.
George H. Raymond, of Norwal‘it.
at Silvia Rook to-dsy. attendin a
union of his regiment. the til 0w
nactlcut Yoluntssr infantry. ,
Raymond was a member oi Company
A number or Norwslk veterans
also in Bridgeport today attending the
reunion of the 11th connection Vol-
solem- lntnntry’. CompsnlssA Anna 3'.
“News l his regiment. were recruited
been kept for the
n the hope 0! up: ‘
"dips," ‘ but without ‘
beamip against a router still proposi- ;
ginully he laid out 81. 250 for the car '
no purchase price and in igve mouths
exhausted _
The Brsnford band has , 3‘
been secured and will arrive here only
Main street. after which there w it be
sir
this side at
i'
v.
L ‘ way, is our business.
quite.
as mu. st’sssr.
Sui
uibiii’s Bridge
To] 108 g .
1'35. 3a 35. 33.15 mi 33.85.
3! 48. 3: 93. 32.98. 33 43
W
In our windows are a number of short pants suits for boys 4 no
to, that were $2. so to 35. Being odd lots. we are sending thorn out
at $1.48 and 32 eB—vcry unusual bargalns.
Bailing out... Hay and Food, in a his. fair. liberal
Proiltjls not our only alm-—not
We owe much to the public for the. patronage
they give—and keenly appreciate it.
things for granted though—~33 that South Norwaik do- '
pends chiefly on this store tor Good Grain, Good Service.
And for that you pay us Just as little as you would pay,
any dealer elsewhere—anywhere.
Buy Oats Thsts Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Kodak Suppl-res
Wm. P Beers
Book and Stationery Storeser
49 Wall St. Nort’vslk. ‘
Hundreds of ' Eye‘s-
, are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be bad
averted by wearing a pair of out:
Propor Gloss-o.
i Examination the
Matching of lenses and all Repairing a Specialty.
‘ 0. B. J ECKSON.
Optician.
Leno and Round Clams
, ‘3 tot: .sii of our outing brothers-Moot
mostly-rib“ were 32.50 to “wind marital
our good business 'and dress trousers. thoroughly rc-
liabiy in quality and tailoring. tbst have been 32.5o $9 35. go into
We take some
sud serious trouble
Prop-fly Adjunct-d.
sonws‘es. coss.~
"tabs and Lubslr
Swordfish. and all other kinds of frost fish.
.but rallied 7.
, start and the opening
under discussion
We here about annotated boxes of
1, ‘cholce‘Toiiet soap mutant-been “sad
for display purposes and the boxes
havorbecome soiled. This week we
shall place it on sale at
10c A 303%.,
inclined Plarull
TH! PRIBCRIPTION UTNII.
TEL. 15—2.
. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
. .. .
roosv m WW: .srr’tssr.
WALL STREET, lo: 10 a nth-Some.
substantial gains were made at the
opening of the stock market, buts
number of stocks were little changed
.irolo yesterdays closing. St. Paul.
ameltlng and Colorado Fuel improved
one and Northern Pacific 1 1-2. Ano-
conda exceptionally dropped 6 points,
The germrni market
become heavy alter the first last min.
vances were
wiped out. Smeitlng so it a point be
low yesterdays closing and Reading
nearly as much
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.-—Much of
. the irregularity in the market arose
train the efforts of the professional
traders to conceal their profit taking
in certain stocks by advancing others.
{ ~The list at no timed moved with great
. unltorntlty. and was alternately above
A and below yesterday's closing prices.
The Harrlman stocks and Reading
. seemed to yield the most readily of
- those in Which there was any great
volume of business while“ It Paul and
Atchison oilered good resistance at
times. Canadian Pacific was unusually
' active and went four points higher.
:74 Sugar and Great Northern old suitorcd
temporary losses of 1 pt] 1 1-.2 ro
sptctirely. At 11 o'cioo the market
was rising alurdlly with St. Paul, Atoll
loop. the iiarrlman stocks. U. 8. Steel
and Amalgamated Copper at the top
WALL STREET. Noon. -—-Buylng or
tiers were increased in,le quarters of
the market. especially (or those stocks
in which the dividend probabilities are
Atchlson was tak-
en in round amounts and reached
108%. the best price on record and 1%
above yesterdays’ iinal. Among the
other grain carriers 2: good display or
strength was shown, an there was also
a decided impoovemeotmrthe prices of
some of the soft coal. roads. A de-
clineot 1% in Brooklyn Transitwa‘s
ignored. St. Paul rose 3; Northwest»,
em and Cmsolldsted Gas 2%: Chess-
peaks and Ohio 131.; tacomotlvc 1%:
Northern Pacific hnd Missouri Pacific
1%: Great Northern pid. and Norfolk
a Western 1. Heads were irregular
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—-The best
prices of the morning more made at
noon. the market thereafter reacting
on realizing. St. Paul and Northwest-
ern ran off i l 2 from the highest and
Union Pacific, Reading and Smelling
1. Pennsylvania. was sold in large
amounts. one transfer of 7.000 shares
occurring at )4].
NEW YORK. August 28.~An en-
casement of, $750,000 worth oi! gold in
Australia was announced by Brown
Brothers. of this city today This is
in addition to an engagement of a simi-
lar amount announced yesterday
LONDON August 38. ~Amerloan Se-
curities advanced at the opening of
the stock market today .Atchison.
.Topeka and Santa Fe led the upward
movement with a gain of “its over yes-
terday’s New York cioilng. Other
shares were l'ii higher. but Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific later do
clihedl’ifi below parity,
W
’sssatiso raon':ukmso‘srsm-
nun—nu—
Twenty-Ono Persons Tsksh Oil Charles
A. Ind at Part C: "so.
DETROIT. lob. A qu—Ji‘wen-
tyone persons. lncludl captain's
wits and two little childre, Were ros-
cuod early today from the bursts:
steamer Charles A. Eddy by the 0'-
trolt and Cleveland Line steamer Git!
-- oi Mackinaw. oft Port Section. in Lake
, Huron.
All at them esoswl unloiur-
ed and were brought to this city on the
ity of Mackinaw. The Eddy was
Wavessrsss vs
substitute is
sstroyed.
Fire broke out on the Eddy. which
was loaded with oil. and was soon be-
yond control lit the crew. Distress
stylists were sounded and Capt. simp-
' some: the City of Mackinaw. mwm
to its “capacity wi ith
from floatation col
. It“ hto the windward of
it mid frost
. . ..n,....
Broken lots Young Meu’ 5 suite timid
. ' ‘ Hesd-to-Footers for Men and Boys.
38 Washington at. be. Norwslk. .
At Dibbls’ s Store, Saturday,
600 Ears of Borers}; got 1c each.
2 A Domestic Drlsdlsim S's-is, st 509 peck.
m fin. “In”;
Orson Popper-rm '- am at too on; 2 dos. for 260. . -‘ ; fl. .. -
‘Crsb Apples. ' 4 .,
Pickling Pears at 86c basket. . . .
Tomatoes. special prices at 35c he shot. . .
Musk Melons, good ones, at be each. _ . . 1..
Watermelon, good. st 35¢ each.
Finest, Parent Cider Vinegar,“ 25c psi.
Green Ginger Root. *
Mixed Pickling Spleen, “)0 pkg. .. ' _ t
Sweet Potatoes, at 20a ,4 ck. best. » 1 . -
Sweet Potatoes, at 26c one «coeds. '
WHO Potatoes at 200 pack; 75¢ bushel.
New lot Shoulders just in. bright and right.
All solid fat Pork for chowder and other purposes. ‘
Octagon Soap. (with coupon). 2 cakes for So. , , r
What will it be? Hope to serve and please. ‘ "
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Cali 26-4. 4, '
21 Pounds Granulated Sugar. , $
sss‘r sources, PER pk ....‘..‘......~..".‘I..
rsucv swear neurons, can PK. ....... 4 ......
MILK, scans. ... ... ...... ..............'
roses on H. 6. once Puree. ...... .... ........ ...:..,,
mason sunrises.“ non... "\" ...............,
rot. use F'iulrr so vacuum. , m we
so North Main So,
So. Norwslk.
Asphalt,
. Gravel,
Nine Stone Walks Laid. .
Curb Gutter and Polling" ' ’
tooth Nor-walk. moisten!
' ‘ I'll-L OPENING. IKPT. ,4. 199‘. .
om») open Mn Day 1 r tortilla sol si it
”OK! ”I .STJTIOMRY mu
Norwalk Chronicler