f waaruas schooner. ., . Norwallr and Vieinityi Fair to- night and Sunday An extended area ‘hlgh monitors in the Lake region producing pleasant Wendie with . crate temperatures in all sections allot of the Mississippi River. Cousith ‘ arable cloudy weather with local show ; ers and thunderstorms prevails he- ) tween the Mississippi river and the , Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor for thié vicinity fair and slightly cool- er tonight followed on Sunday by ‘ _ partly cloudy and slightly warmei 1?? weather. Louis Allen, of New York, is in town to spend Sunday and Labor Day. . The thermometer Reason to de- i' green above zero In Ngrwalk at 7 . ocl’ock this morning. f A regular meeting of Neighbor .‘ ‘Camp Modein Woodmen of the World, . was held last evenlfig. hn—‘de i‘ ., ' tTlilree new members were admitted ,atemeetngofbino ucil,.0 ‘, U. A. M., held last ”3313ng II ——8 lbs. Good Corned Beef for 25c. ayes' Market. . . The Misses Mary and Nora Finnegan of Center avenue, Nor-walk will go o Ridgefleld for a WWII"! The ground In front of the Franklin street school has been seeded. prepara- y to the tall opening (it he school. Following the usual custom. when a holiday arrives Sunday the local lln on Barber shops will keep open half day Monday. In the current issue of the menu pears an excellent haibtone photo- f“ aph of Major Eben Hill standing be do his fast 'il‘iat."I . The final meeting oi the Central I-r Union picnic committee was I! last evening. and the closing do were attended to. A meeting of the industrial League he East Arenue Methodist Church held last evening Routine busi- was transacted. g r and Mrs 0. S. Clark of New . ’ city, will be the guests of the » es Fannie and Kittie Clark, of In street, over Labor Day. ,. Ward Slater, of Stamford, but known in The Norwellts, will re next week for the West where ' intends to spend about two years loses Jennie Smith. of Merwiii and Harriet hitheieon. of Ma- street have returned from u I‘ll visit at Cairo. N. Y. oyt's Theatre Monday, matinee «night, "Not Like Other Girls"; not of vaudeville, two acts of com. “and one of tragedy. Popular prices newly organized Ilarstrom ml baseball team has arranged it for this afternoon. with the Bell nine, on the Roteu Point diua t prtpnratlons are being made Lilia lawn party of the Wilton lin ’ meat Society, which will he held afternoon and evening on the do of the Wilton railroad station and Mrs. J. 0 Gregory, of Nor , hare gone to Cottage City for lend doys' sojourn. They enjoyed from New York to Fall River hi. and thence toOotIage City. case of Isaac Clerk. who was " . - some days ago on charges of 'h of the peace and assault on to. was this morning continued . II to secure more witnesses MM loo Rhea thiamine European » marvel. is one of the features “Not Like Other Girls“ attrac- lilch is booked at Hoyt' s Thea- findsy, matinee and night. Pop- lism James by request. has hold another moonlight bap- _ loo on the out beach. The was oommeheootll‘: it oolbok about half an hour. All inter» “filed to be at Bella island a. . mews Chlor of New York wil oases panIsH sorts. ’ Dr. III. P. Maanns. for a number or years one of the tenors of at. Bartholog sung at the 10: 30 service tomorrow. On Monday, the rector and Mrs. Werner expect to leave for a short we cition. away, will be The Luiswelcnd, Crass- moor, New Y.ork During the vectors absence, the Rev. C. N.A A.Pooloy will be in full charge of the parish Mr. Pooley can be addressed, while in charge. at 25 St. John street East Norwnlk. OFFICER SIDK IN TRIM. Officer Bryan H. Silk of Norwalk who for a few years ago, was one of the champion runners in this putt of the country, is again in first class trim ‘ having been to training for some time. and will undoubtedly surprise many people at the spbrts or the Central Labor Union Monday at Norwulk Psi-k ’ Mr Silk is believed to be in as fit it condition as In his championship days and feels very fine from the exercise of getting into condition. ‘ W srAMi-oao townie To as SOLD.) SAN FRAIillSCQ ep 1.-—TIIe world famous coiloc‘t‘li'gi‘BL of precious stones and Jewelry. the property or! the late Mrs. Jane Stanford. valued at nearly $1, 000 .900... will be sold by the trustees of the Stanford University as soon as possible. Members of the Board of Trustees of the University say that their aetiom 45,411“er carry- ing out the cypresscd w shes o Stanimd that the jeewolsbc sold and a library fund- be established with the proceeds the locomotfrom which shall be used for the purdhase «of books. . ,. . _...... AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION: BOSTON Sept 1~—(lvoi 125 Uow England athletes are tentuied for the track and field games for the champ Ionshlp of New England to be held at Wood Island Pork. East Boston. m2 day. The games me under the nus- pices of the New England Association of Amateur Athletic Unions, Each of the fourteen events is Well—filled and the contestants will include some of the best athletes of the country. ' JUSTICE DUELL RESIGNB. NEW YORK, Sept 1.-'l‘he law firm of Wurli'eld and Duellfof this city, an- nounced to day that/”O urles Ii, Dueii has resigned as last! of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia to become a member of that thin. Mr. Dwell was formerly United States commissioner of patents. CARDIFF *MINERS ON STRIKE. CARDIFF, Wales, Sept. 1.——flevcn thousand miners of the Rhymno Valley Coal Company struck today. against the employment of non-union men and ten thousand more gave no'tice of their intention to leave their work for the same reaso. BRYAN IN NEW YORK. .NEW YORK, Sept. l.«W. J. Brynn arrived In this city from Bridgeport this morning and W at to the Victoria Hotcd. After remain not there a short time M. Bryan left the hotel to attend some personal business. ohm LEAVES saloos33aT. BRIDGEPOR'I‘ Sept. 1 .--Wlllism Jenniniro llrysn. who was the guest of or Senator Archibald McNeil, lost his t. left for New York on a morni lupin lid expressed himself nit - ing in oxc.elicul condition for another busy day below his departure for the West. , BATTLESHIP DREADNAUGHT ‘ COMMISSIONED. PORTSMOUTH, Eng. SupI. 1.~—The bstIIeship Dreadnought wns commlaa lonod today. with eleven months of he isyiny down of her keel. although she will not be fully equipped Internal ly for a couple of months. M“ ADVERTIBID LITTIRC. The following letters reru'IiIIi unoaii ed for at the following poot-oilld‘ss’ for the current wuek‘: Norwulk -Wm. C. Ilurreli (2). Win guret ll‘rcnuu, cure oi Everett ‘iruok: Barry W, Jennings Stock (30.. II. It. Runner, 4 Brown St; Spasoie Kaol- kovic. V W. Shell Mrs. t‘hurios W. 1good, Stiuwbcrry lliil. " D .. u A... who». may... IPICIAL CALI 0' . . The chnlr, who have had the month , of August for their vacation, will be 5 back again In their places, tomorrow. Mr. Werners' address. while _ It Clark Mrs II‘. ltlesser. Miss Mar— » It. 5 Kieth. , '“ Selling main. my and Feed. in a big, mu. liberal way, is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not units. We owe much to the public for the patronage they give—and keenly appreciate it. We take some . things for granted though—as that South Norwsilt Ile- .~ ’ pends chiefly undid-store for Good Grain. Good Service. ‘ And for that you pay us just as little as you would pay any denier elsewhereunnywhere Buy Oats Thais Clean. in mount T. HATCH. 'FRE.’ 1H Kodak Supplies Wm P. Beers, ook and Stationery Stores. lit. ' 6 So. Main St. So. Norwa‘k. I'm 49 Wall St. No 1" Watch out "Want” “For Sale” and "To Let” column for bargains. \ Sui links ind ~lobsters Swordfish. and all other kinds of fresh fish. Long and Round Clams Cutbili’ sBridge Market, , F can livery :Fresii Event 3661‘ 50 Cent Qualilil 290 lb.» ) III-militia PIflIiIiIIY. THE PRIOGRIPTION STORE. TEL. 15—4. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. TODAY 'IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a fur—Only trivlul changes from lust nights‘ clos- ing figures were recorded at the open ing of business today. the widest be- ing a use of ‘36 In St. Paul. Other» wise the market Wail slightly irregular and on a very light volume of trading. WALL STREET, 11 a. orders were too scanty to sustain prices and the market sold on slightly. we; marked up to its record price, 1-.8 Atchlson also gained a point. NEW YORK, Sept. i.--'I‘o-day Is a. holiday on the Cotton Exchange here. THE MENAGE 0F REFORM. When the plslnt of the reformers brings about the childless list. When the women of the future dslgm to wear the birdiess hat, When the magazines, muck-rokeless, tell about the gemless beef. When the Willih is wholly cracker- less and split cars get relief; ‘ When we get the graftless city and the smell-less gasolenc With the passions politician and the deathless red mach! ne, -=Will the worldless Joy that fills us be beyond all tongue or pen, Or will quite contentlcss nature make us yearn to kick again! i When the quitless kitchen lady lets us into her domain W thout giving two days notice as she bids us to refrain: When the errorless stenographer gets till our letters right And we get microbeless mill: and cream at morning and at night; When the strapless car goes by us and with much precision walls (In the dirtiess, mudless crossing while they open up the gates Will the fretless world be happy or will restless nature about For some old-time fret or worry just to rave and kick about? When the frownless wife or mother takes her spotless wnshing down And looks grieiiess about her on a smokeless, spotless town; When they make the dumb piano and the noiseless phonograph less. with many a merry laugh. When the boyless neighbor dlls us with the rapture of delight. When the songioss cat goes noiseless through the stillness of the night; Will we really be as happy as we were In days of old When we knew the doleful pleasures of a good, old- fashioned scold? Mhen the quite mistakeless umpire with his sure and motcless eye. .Calls with errorless precision everyfl hall that passes by; When some human benefactor makes a- smokeless cigarette And our woollens shall be shrinkieso in the dumpest kind of wet; When mosquitoes shall be stingiesl and we have the buosless fly. When the cellulose young baby has a purely soundless cry. , Will we cherish all these blessings or will human kind be buried into sadness by tho humde of an uncomploiniog world? widow York Times. 'ri-il lHOII FITTED. (Unleash inter Ocean). "At It banquet the late Senator (lor- mon." said a newspaper correspon- dent. “wot once berated passionately - hf a western drover, who in self second of corruption. when )' Dom}? OI: “Id as o matter of fact he had not been caused at all. Senior German got up and s:- sineti that ho had made an uncut otlon against the «no. .. "'Why. he went on with: loud laugh, 'you remind mo. Monti. oi Herr horror. of fru.’ he ed? that Harry I: mingxwiio . antiwar two after the reading mm“ The mom in film. diilnlloi foil Idam ~ st~Buvins . These losses and something more he . ' sides were made up when Union Pacific And the world goes romping, worri- _ Hum the Malachite“ stood lilo and $2 50.) Broken lots i euro Men s Suits. at .1 rim -. suits at $5. OO., These suits were former priced at from SiIO to $16. Head~toirootors for Men and Boys. as Washington at. so. «mink. subunit-tip , W Dibble’ 5 Grocery Bulletin. SATURDAY’S SELLING, SEPT. 18T. mh Green Corn, Evergreen and Country OIII- Hi STORE NEWS F0} Corn—A good supply of i, tlcmon, at 10s per dozen. i Lima Boone, maps 1 Print flutter, new Pee-tool? just All, price a little higher, 30s lb. d peopiooome to me complaining, any they wont to try my butter, can‘t not goo d Tub Butter. Thinkl lhavo lovely 1' Tub Butter. Try lt,28¢ ‘ Tomatoes. large, fine, olil that youcouid wish for In quality. at, 30c boo- ket, (entirety special.) ' 2. Mat Potatoes. . Eggs—Three sorts, thrsj prices, and nothing to fear as to loss, as I "make good" all that provl bod. Fresh home laid. at 38c dozen; Leno Islands, 32c dozen, and heid refrigerator eggs, at 28c doxon. Swift’s Premium Home, special at 17I/gc lb. , super-ry and Bornee' Boot u. out on our slicing machine, Is very nice. 22¢» poun . Boiled Sliced Bonsieoai am for picnic or lunch. I have Just got Il‘l"- . some boiled ham and can all a It on my machine, for sandwiches. any M my to please; any thickns or thinness at 350 lb - . < Tea—I have had some unsolicited toothbonialo of late so to the charac- teriotle of the too sold from my com (net package goods), “very nice too.” wders the words. Small nipple glvsndon request when other goedo‘ are or» e . , cred. Hope to serve and pleat . What will it be? LORE ZO DIBBLE 'i elephone Cali 26-4. C alien Us Saturdall and Receive Benefit of Oct Mann Specials uuurn chosen (:0 no North Main St. 1' So. Norwaik. 1 Phone 143. i Creamery Tub—Have hi Phone sip-3. are being overworked I a result of application upon m or Relief for strained and tired one may be had and serious averted by wearing o pl of on! Prop» Ola-tied. Properly Adjusted DUCK AND LION WIIOM. (Chicago intenOoeo .) John Burroughs. the notu allot, was laughing about the story, ideiy pub- lished not long sinus. of a wild duck that got o salt-water mus oi caught on Its tongue and had in telliganoo enough to fly from the it to the fresh water, where it dip the muo- oel. sickening it through oooslo. and thus causing It to loosen l wilful "i believe that story of the no that understood the the , of no mono,” sold In. Burning "i have It as implieitifo have the story of the orippe "chi and the young lieutenant. ”Wt young lieutenant, do no on At- monnsl or upon- badly crippled lies. The, at brats - limped our the tower on three pairs, hunting Its fourth II In tho the at air. And ovary new and -‘ with a or... MW "'3 D U . ' I l " w the ileum tm in RI if. The ravages of the “0:3 the trees 01mm” ploy havoc withths trees in many pitch. and the foot that for several beetles have not been authorities in most places looted to have the gamer the foliage dons till it mints to «camp lion anything i out the plot. .BI-itton. the New at the ties, in ow “uneven.
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