‘ roam instant...” '3 “
. , j ‘ ‘ iLLUIrahrso ‘ciacutas.
.1“ ltd. .
* _ - Summer comfortablesat Reed's See
ltd.
Wan-s-
~Pn3nic Roast Beef, Me n... lit New;
. York Market.
M
F—Plcnlc Roast Beet, we a... at New
(York Market. ., . _, .
Ellie’s ed.
.._.,,..._.....
——8 lbs. Good Corned Beef for 26¢.
Hayos' Market. . .
-Lean m Roast, 19c 1b.. at Ne
York Market.
-Bartlett Pears, 75c basket. F. D.
Lawton dc Co.
-—Arethusa Spring Water, 50c case.
F. D. Lawton it Go.
Trousers sale is on at Rogers and
Stevens. See ad.
—.-_~
——Gran. Sugar. 10% lbs.,‘50c. I“.
Lawton & Co.
a...
Liggetts’ Saturday. candy, 29c,
Bridge Pharmacy. _
Liggett's Saturday candy, 29c,-
Cllofi‘rd Pharmacy.
‘-F.D.Lawton&00,_ ~.
erman & Son's. See ad.
loff'e. Read the ad.“
——.—A.— .
german's Saturday. See ad.
her at E. K. Banks'. See aid-
Boston Store tomorrow. See‘ ad:
lea at A. Stull's tomorrow. See ad.
on any trip.
”-1——
poratlon. See ad.
pl: (30., with
& prices.
all. Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. John to. Wood.
'_ pepsin.
m Labor Day.
film since hie nestles.
' , . W
bar horse is Iplffll‘Ntll'walk.
.Usa‘ DIWitt‘s bit-
faaiess 0 oil
'lts
M‘
new am of on manor
. ,, . dill Jest
”imam“ “ " hjw .
See grocery bulletiuln Lorenzo le
.r
a
——Arethuss Spring Water, 50c case.
' School sale of stockings at A: Dick-
Anything in the grocery ".“e at Jose
. w...
. ‘ "99“,“
Sale of popular 'aheet' music at Brie? 3
New outing flannel for fall and with
A revolution in Merchandise at the
Save money by buying your grocer-
Call at the united-Grocery Satur-
day and benefit by their many specials.
The Governing board of the South
jiorwalk Club will meet this evening.
Special price on corn and other edi-
bles at New York Grocery store. Read
3* Oppenheimer Tonic is good for the
rilerves. lddw. W. Kelley sells it. See
.’ ~Take Steamer Marlon to review U.
8, war vsseeis. No intoxicants sold
Twenty-nine cent chocolates only
Ibo Saturday . at Balloon-Powell .Cor-
«Matinee. to orrow, American Vita-
‘lustraied Songs. Pop-
Illss Florence Bellow, of New iisv-
,_ (at. is spending a few days, with Mr.
° sad Mrs. Thomas McMahon, of Crete
Winnlpauk. are at Gullierd, today al-
tbndiag the funeral of Mrs. Wood's
« ‘ "lm. William Hill and daughter
: Alice. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and family
than gone to Oosoy island to spend
The South Norwalk Baptist Church
, ill reopen Sunday and ilev. Hugh a
carpenter will preach for the first
Isa mu Cook. who has "to. the
of Miss Mary l‘isldlns. infill-lib“i
who last two weeks. has rots ~
M 3.}iow
‘ «Add a the
tacklest‘i". E.
William J. Brown intends to erect at
18 Beldell avenue. Norwnilr,
I“; aw.
The prises tor the.varlous events at
the Central. "her llnlon picnic will be
on exhibition. a. Seiieck crew's win-
dew.
”3 Ova t...
Mrs.. John Neugebauer,. Mrs. Adam
‘ Schmidt and the Misses Emma and
Lydimsehm‘ldt spent Monday at Gooey
island. f ’
t
The Democratic caucus for election
of delegates to the different convene
tlons this year will be held on Wednes‘
day next al.-Arion"liali. ' ‘
--—---—-
. Miss Estella‘w. Gray has returned
to her home in West street. after a
vacation trip to a number of points
of interest in New Jersey. ..
Alfred Graemer, of North Main
sreett, spent yesterday in Danbury.
Miss Louise Oldonechlager is spend-
ing today at alley Grove [song Island
with the Trinity Church Sunday
School picnic.
.W. H. Comsiockfor Thousand 1»
jar George Holmes property at the
top of Roton Hill. and will cut it into
building lots.‘ The plot eouiprises
twentyveight acres. ’
Teller LeRoy Montgomery, of the
Fairlield County Savings Bank. is now
recovorlng nicely from his severe at-
tack of rheumatism and though able
to get about thehouse, it will be sever-
al days before he resumes his duties.
In this state it is not necessary to
serve a five days' notice for eviction
cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Hon-
ey and Tar. _No‘oplates. Sold by
ll Pharmacy. ' "
Marcellus it. Bennett has decided to
take a vacation, .after his strenuous
duties :of ill . g of more. than 300
bulidllig lots'h Robonolia Park. and
accordingly set out today for his old
home in Trumansburx. N. Y.. where he
will spend a few weeks with Mrs.
Bennett.r‘wlto what there a short time
“a. . 1’. "l: ‘
Thomas A. Sterling intends to en-
ter his last motor boat, Dream in the
launch race of the Norwalk Yacht Club
Saturday afternoon. in the last race
Mr. Sterling's fleet creation won sec-
ond plane. In the handicapping, Mr.
Sterling was obliged to give the win-
ning‘liout a start of 42 minutes and 40
seconds.
it is expected that the new three-
story brick storehouse of L. J. Rey-
nolds it Son. in Main street, Norwaik.
will he completed next Week by E.
Burger & Company. the contractors.
though the contract calls for comple-
tion September l5. The storehouse
has 12,000 feet of floor splice and 132,-
000 cubic feet (or storage.
The passenger steamer Victor. which
is commodlous and safe. will take ex-
cursions from this city Sunday and
Monday to OystorJlny to see the Mr
val review. The steamer will carry
only haltlhe number of persons of
her carrying capacity, which ensures
comfort. and safety. A lunch will be
served on board the craft. The adver.
iisemont In another column will give
the details of the trip.
Nor-walk Park naturally a beauty
spot. will be transformed by Lelia
Day into'u Ideal picnic grounds. The
carpenters have Just finished looking
form. The srounds will be enclosed by
8.000 feet of canvass *ltlndly‘lcn. by
the St. edorgo Pulp and Paper on»
pony besides being lighted by electric
arc lights the nude will be illum-
inated by five insured Japanese lan-
terns. . .‘
'morrow afternoon on the ole Ground
Winnipa‘uk. The Winnipeuits will ii
lineup will he: itiie lb; lull sl'
Soeley at; Davis. as: m, of: how'-
g’sydimum' fit; ‘ii‘ill‘ r: ‘rf 's‘t"
.1 llffllP‘ I ‘. ,' .
”°"‘°'l.“" 1". ends. “Hymnal. c:
‘ a, db;
liaise
ratinpor .
rain. if
i
1 p .
_ 4 ,.Edres.bll,i1bliiii .
usual . hi island” in quality “1151531,
anal excpmelf on: at WEIWPM ‘
unveil a, in [snapper
‘ Milkweed. e Co.'s, i9
‘ v‘ Wali'fitn Norwelk.
, _ Work was started yesterday on the
‘ .. cellar for the new residence which
Sale sheet music-at Coleman's. See:
Now” ya may pik from at
lecninal-eiaset. . - _ , ;
$1.48, $1.98,$2.98, $3.48!
Formrly $2.50 to $5.00.
Selling Grain. Hay and Food, in a big. fair. liberal
Way, is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not
quite. ' We owe much to the‘ public for the patronage I“ _
they five-“93%!!!” appreciate it. We take sonic ' ,
things for granted though—as that South Norwalk deg -3
bends chielly on this store for Good Grain. Good Service.
And for that youpay us just as little as you Would pa!“
‘ any dealer elsewherewanywhere.
lands, has recently purchased the Maw ,
of a cold. Use the original laxative ‘
3‘49 Wall St. New
the bridge and also the done as also 5 bill’s Bridge . arket
To! loll
Afloodblillgameilcx Moi-to
as up cuts» the lit. Itsry’sfl. ll. 0‘ 3,
A. Mamet petrol. The Wlsaimlnk '
“El ‘ g I‘
Buy Oats Thats Clean. , 1: '
. i
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘i .n, .; ' {
_ .
w
. : Beers,
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main St. So. Non-walk.
our "Want” “For Sale” and “To
.. i Let’? solemn for bargains. .
Sail on a.
, Swordfish, and all other kinds of fresh on
‘ ' Loan and Round Clams. “ ,
. 1r ' enclaves-y * a
a .; all cellist. use
i. Ens ”or a;
or.
a...
, , including Reading and Pennsylvania.
‘ ale demand arose and St. Paul, Union
~ vanced 1%. Reading 1 and the general
1 market to a good fraction above yes-
‘3. day. were made at 9 per cent the mar.
, ket promptly weakened and advances
_. were quite genrally lost. Anaconda
, and Great Northern pfd. fell 2% under
. western. Wabash old. and General
’ conditions had a repressing effect on
r was excel) lonally small. Themsrket
noon. Bands were steady.- ..g.
WALL eraser, 1 p. nip—Bunions
compared with 250 the preceding sale
- disappointment here.
i inhalers,
«and he nil-eat mlndedly tactics in
he thought or the batch of letters com-
-cuin in his pockets.
. .thhveruewwk .
“ ‘E’Ofbeni Gillie :
* 290.“).
rams: nnawnar snarled
:‘rooav m WALL eraser.
' . WALL eraser. 10:10 a. m.—-—Specu-
there was a little irregularity to pric-
es. Neither the advances nor declines
of a point in Union Pacific and" St.
Paul. The coal stocks. were easier,
WALL STREET, ll 9.. tar—A moder-
Pacific and New York Central ad-
terdsy's closing. Subsequently when
salt loans, which carry over until Tues
last night‘s price and Reading, North-
Electric 1 tout. Around 11 o'clock
WALL STREET. noon.~Monetal-y
the sonar stock trading and business
was in a semi—stagnant conqgt‘itpi at
in stocks became progresively malicr
a call money rate advanced ll per
cent. ruling at 1 o’clock.- none hun-
dred bars of Adam Expres old al.300
on May 17. Pullman Jumped five
points. s. .
LONDON, dug ill.—-An1ericans open-
ed much easier in the market-”today.
but developed strength in the fore-
noon. The New York opening was a‘
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Theodore Smith is Ill at her
home. 23 Camp street, Norwallt.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley is in
New Canaan today on business.
3 Judge Joseph R. Taylor was in New
Haven this morning on business.
A regular business session of Olive
Branch Lodge, Knights of Pylhias
was held last evening.
——
The annual Sunday sohool picnic of
Trinity Episcopal Church is being held
today. Early this morning the Munich-
ers embarked on the steamer Hunting-
ton for Valley Grove where they will
spent the day. About 200 attended.
COULDN'T SAVE a CENTS. '
(New York Globe.)
“Two edits due.” _
The shabbiiy dressed intellectual
looking young man in the post, odice
window frowned. _ .
“Why, We sent and received scores
of letters a good deal heavier than
this." he protested, “audit was never
more than two cents. l’ll pay it. but
out of curiosity in like to know about
that extra postage."
"Ask the" superintendent about it."
the post office clerk advised. ‘
Slicing of! a thin edge of envelope.
the youns. man inspected his: all":
There were some keys on tile l , c
inside his coat pocket. .
"l'll just investigate." he decided. as“
in; to him and of the small amount of
The superintendent moored him to
wait and presently seat up the weigh.
er of mail. a this, spplecllesked. round-
slwuldei'sd little man, who, on learn.
in the complaint, clean no sad
. en
mi?
fifeastcly returned wit s‘, pair of
II ‘ . . . '.
Agile waisted and wished. up
Asapressloa crept into his ”a ‘
"in. Sealant-muss on
savelopodthc queried.» . ,:_ .
‘ the rm: use has plans. impugn.
bautthokm. . ‘ ..
"manly not." he said. , "t know it
llsht tar as extra two-cent
Insomniac
res assumption crest. . ~ ' 3
TIL. 15—2.
latlon was quiet and at the outset
amounted to much, aside from ii“ a ‘
the market was showing steadiness;
.‘ but business was quite light.
3" i3§eilinsnow at
Bloke lots vouchers sunset
Small, sizehlen can find condition]
suits at,$5.‘00. These 'silils weleii‘onll
priced at from $10 to‘ $18. 3 '
eds
' in less“ clot-l:
"r‘lladfiiti
.v.
Head-torooters form
08 Washington at... 89. Nomik.
Dihbi ' e ‘ a ii i
areas “were. 8ATURDAV'S‘SELLINGJEPT.1‘81“. _
Corn—A good an i. of Fresh Green Corn Ever run and Goon
tlaman, at to: per :p y . ‘ I a .W ~
‘Lima Beans, 50:: pack.
Print Butter, new stock
Creamery Tub-Have he
want to try my butter, ‘
Tub Butter.
just in. price a little higher, as: ih.‘ , ‘ * ,
> rt people come to me complaining, say they
can't get good Tub Butter. Think l have I sir, I?
Try itl 28c lb. '
' Tomatoes, largo, fins,
ket. (Saturday special).
Sweet Potatoes.
Eggs—Three sorts, thus
all that prove bad.
and held refriger
remlum Hams,
Sperry and Barnes’
pound.
Boiled Sliced Banal
some boiled ham and c
tlty to please:
, Tea—i have it
teristic of the tea sold from m
were the words.
all that youceuld wish for in quality. at too gr.-
8, and nothing to fear as to lo
Fresh home laid, at 38c dozen;
ator eggs, at 28c dmh- ‘ "
spacial ‘al: 17W: in. . ‘ ‘
Bacon, cut on our slicing ‘machina, Is very nice, 220
"make good"
islands. 32: dozen,
‘ Swift’s P
.1
on Mars for picnic or lunch. I have just
( spice name maphln' for sandwiches an it
any thicknmj ;or thinnrs'sriatfig‘c ’ ’ lil-
sitedytsatlm’onlaia or late as to the no... .
canav'lnot pscltdgc goods). “Oery nice tea. "
e giver-ids: rdequcat when other good: are‘hrl
Hope to serve and please. Wha
L ORE
ad someone
twill it be? ,. "
0 D1313;
'r‘éie‘paci‘a’eicsu sis-‘4‘: -
A fine lot of Sn
house.
will last, at
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, per lb
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, per pack L '
Get yourSweets from us and
the kind you always ask for.
Very Seat Creamery Butter, per lb. .
A new, fresh assortment of Fancy Crackers, 2 lbs. . . . . ”whose
Egg-O-See, 3 packages . .. 3 ‘
Force,apaclrages
TudodRiceraokages an.
gar CurcclShould‘crs. fresh from the amt!
All medium sized and lean. Will sell.them while tho/lot:
save money. Medium s
O l -,
A fresh line of Vegetables in daily. . ‘ '
Peaches, Pears, Crab Apples. Muskmclons, Tomatoes;
. ' .
Beets, Lettuce, etc.
_ Lenis:
7% share MAIN ST.
w
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unto. new so
1 .~ 1. ‘3
an and Boys. " ",
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lb.
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