award Wilson. of lltlm street. spent
lordsy in New Haven.
3.0 .Miller, of Kingston, is visiting
friends in South Norwaik today.
* Alfred Boutwell will return to his
dutlas and studies at Sheffield, next
Monday
' é—Elwallops at Cutblll's; .
The Misses McCabe. of Kingston. N. ~
. 'Y.‘, are visiting their sister. Mrs. Wll
llam J Mulvihill, in South Norwalk.
was
The friends of Thomas Collins will
be glad to learn that he is new able
- to drive out for a short time each day
The Norwalks will have for the op
ponents. Saturday. the Westvllles.
champions of the New Haven City
League. A good game is looked for.
General Russell Frost has placed an ,
wer Tho-
order for a new 50 horse
mas car. The machine wil probably
be delivered early fit shrine
-—-Escsilops at Cutblll's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Northrop
and daughter Helen, of Danbury. were
guests over Labor Day of Mrs. F. S.
Conley, of West street.
Cockenoe Hayloft, 1.0 R M.. of
Norwalk will meet tomorrow night.
. Alt that time the delegates to the an-
. nusl state convention at Naugatuck on
Labor Day will report.
“.1...— _.
Dr. Francis 1. Burnell. of South Main
‘ street is ill with qdlnsy sbro throat.
and his nephew. Dr. Barry Burnell, of
Washington, D. 0.. is looking after his
practice in The Norwalks
-—-Hard and Soft Crabs. Cutblll's.
;‘ Uncas Tribe held its regular weeln
ly meeting last evening but the sea
slon was short owing to the scarcity
of business. The Redmen are now
5,5 , waiting for “more worlds to conquer. "
, Captain E ward P. Weed and First
lieutenant enry T. Prowltt, of Com-
ny D. left town thdsy for Sea Girt.
. 3., to attend the great shitload rifle
‘oot to he participated by forty-
one teams.
Bernard Collins. who has been ill
with typhoid fever at his home in
Danbury, is not as well to. day. His
later was recently taken down with
the disease, making three members of
the family now ill.
‘ ~Hard and Soft Crabs. Cutbiil‘s.
Mrs. E. E. (lorhsm, Mrs. Charles St-
:snons. Mrs. Milton Elwood and mother.
In. W. H Howell, of Orono Me are
alloying a trolley ride to New York
ty today They intend to visit the
lppodrome this sftbrnoo n
Frederick 8. Conley. clerk in. the
nth Norwalk post ollico, has received
m from the Washington authorities
that the examination for the position
hlark and carrier at the South New
Iii olllce h s been postponed to flop
lislltbsr 26. $pplications must be in
§the hands of Mr. Cooley not later than
fisptomber 2.0”
in your bones aching. nerves tired.
to resti eas. kidney and liver trou-
energy low? Those are signs of
vitality. Hollister's RockyT Houn-
I Tell will make you mus
lots. 86 cents. Plaidfid' s Drug
' l
rpm-m. 4'
The Hotel Clifford has done an im-
mse business during the past two
ills. being tilled nearly every night
capacity, and frequently guests
”d." ‘° it" “it‘ll.” ”1. iii:
3. cuss on y, ‘s
m‘1Alllllsliluitodll Aime
hosteiry. ‘“ i 'B
lead 0. l-lsvllsnd. who has been
shill
.mtti infirm
9' "0 hr, 1 NEW
a
bios trip thrbliw it tho "W st. no!“
s to visit (is iterate before her
During her absence her lilacs
. Nos-walk tiossi choir is
filled by illss‘ Anna lituub. ‘
Emilia-«Milli. Jane. Til wish
isn't ass sass dreadfully sesa-
. Pal-trick and wife. house and lot Elm
“tender his fellow members of the Nub
UP TD ’8 NOI'DLK AND DDU'LQBRIADTED Q: lTOv FOR
0 1MIHVICHAILI FA DBICI f'N ALI. 0F TH‘M. AND UN~
than. MA
asseifiulis. $2.60 to $6 . . , .
otfolk and TworPleco Suits $2. 66 to $6.
A‘scAL ssrArs‘y‘rsAHsssss.
Deeds Pisosd on" filib‘r‘btlrill! Last,
I I.“ 0.”! ‘
Alice and Mary Regan to William
F. Ooggswcll. lot and buildings, 7 Hon-
ry street. War.
Bertha 3. Ella to Martha Horton,
land, Kellogg avenue. War.
Hackney amen-grove to Charles A.
”L-HAHmsH sum was HlaH sellout. nova. m ms LAvssr Hon.
sits Ann A sills use: or run Haw oaAvs m Mlxv AND P‘Ar.
Tlli‘tNED Fascias. taco To clean.
HATE. CAPS AND FURNISHINGS FOR BOYS, IN QUALITY AND VA-
RIETY BEYOND ANYTHING WE'VE SHOWN BEFORE.
BOY WITH YOU.
slime name
i
l
street. War.
George ..N Burbank and others to
John W. Duke tract of land, Meadow
street and Wilson road. War.
Harbor View Mall: Co to Francis
J. Molaren. building ot.‘ Harbor View
it. War.
Hubbell Hall &; Randall Co. to Mat-
tie I. Anderson, land and buildings,
Beiden avenue. War. .
Dottie Schlitt and wife to Stephen
Cosby and wife. land and buildings,
Oak street. War.to .
Chas. 8. Mon toMbrrls Epstein,
land and buildings. Hillside place War.
“MW.
NUTMEO CLUB BMOKER.
up...
NO. 14 so. mills or
Selling Grain. Hay ahd Feed,~'in1a‘blg. fair, users!
way, is our business. Profit is not our only alménot
quite. We owe much to the public for the patronage
theygive—aud‘ keenly appreciate it. We take some
things for granted though-as that. south Not-walls de-
pends chiefly on this store for Good Grain. Good Service.
event will be in the nature of a fare.
well for several months. M Mr. Rund- And for that you pay us iust as little as you would pay
in will take up a course of study at the ’ any dealer elsewhere-anywhere.
3?“le ligstitute, Hobol‘ten, I: Octo- .
.r. a an at wl foiowt eregu- .. .. .. I
lar meeting uglihe cllub. ~71 “ nih- ' "\ Buy Oats Thats Clean.
OI. GROWI'B FAST HORSE. ' . ~ r
The New Haven Jourhal and Courier
has the following to say regarding the
Orange Fair races hold. yesterday: .
“Al the time it was Commonor
Boys' race in the 2: to class and Wu-
terbury has reason to be proud of this
steed. New Haven has no reason to
blush for Sam W. Dr. W. H. Crown's
sore! gelding. He is agood performer
and tobk secmld yesterday it
was his first professional debut. be
having heretofore peered only at the
Driving club's Elfin matinees He
was not up to his mar yesterday ow—
ing to the poor track. The bold made
its prettiee' start in the third heat or
this race .hough there were many
false starts in every other heat raced
during the day. Dr. E. 0. Ross was
the capable s or. set Delightser.
Harold Handle torTender Farewell to
Follow Members of the Organiza-
tion. .
Harold Rundle. of East Norwalk will
m'eg Club of Norwalk. a smoker to
marrow evening at the club rooms,
corner of Midland Wall street. The
MANUEL T. 'HATCH.
. tardy-- x v
several New Visits-Just Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
l Home or...“ "‘2
' e
that the cum am: 'e in second Books Stationery and Engraving
in the third heat and third in both the
first and second. so taking second
money. Alvah took third and Delight-
ser, fourth.
HAD FUN IN WATERBURY.
An echo of the big parade and cele-
bration at Waterbury labor Day is
now going the rounds of the tonsmial
fraternity of South Norwalk. Along
with tho hattors went a number of
South Norwalk’s harbors and their
surprise was great when they saw one
of their old members, llobert Lang.
conducting an “Bet ’lfin Alive" side
show. But this was not all. for.as
they neared theplsoe. they could' hear
the clear. bell-like tones of Fred Ben-
ger calling out: “Here you are ladies
and gentlemen. watch the great won-
der from Boron cat live chickens while
you wait, Right this way."
Lang. who is well known “in oButh
Norwulk, said that he had more full
Monday than he has had in a month.
And the South qu‘Wflk "bunch say
the some thing. i
Pin! COMPANIEO FRACTION).
The various companies of the Nor-
.» Wall St. Norwalh s so. Main St. Q05}!
rono,
Is more than a cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the phenom illtfia's and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most was
source of consumption. It battles all schools of
medicine. and cough cures, loaded with non-
ootios are worthless and hi because no
remedy taken internally on y. ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germloido bal-fl
sam, alone has triumphed in cvcry case for so
years -
Take as dropsov’eryn bomsandll‘n scan MWeshethsoss
‘ ' st Julian-Claret”
I. favorites
~ cllnes as well
. American Ice rose about a point, and
. figures or above.
California sherry.
California Port .
rightly aged. They were bought for
modiclnaivuse and we know they are
all medicinal Wines should be.
liiiliiiiri gilaimail
TODAY IN WALL BTB'I'I'.
WALL STREET Ill: ii) a. m.--Uni-
form advances in Americans in Malian
did not prevent a thoroughly mixed
. tone in the active speculative dealings
in stocks at the opening here. The
Harrim’an Pacillca, St. Paul. Pennsyl-
vania and other recent speculative
showed small fractional
gains, but there was a long list in de-
Northwestern and
Denver & Rio Grande and Bugat- large
fractions Northern Pacific, Baltimore
at Ohio. Chesapeake at Ohio and Na-
_ tlonai Biscuit declined 68 to 3- l.
WALL STREET, 11 a m.—-Under
. . the stimulus of a good demand for
. Reading and Atchison
shook off its uncertain movement and
' began to rise. Near 11 o',ciock when
" operations commenced in call loans
.‘ with 17 per cent bid prices weakened
. and there was a sharp decline to well
the market
below the first prices. Smelling and
. Consolidated Cos yielded 2 points un-
der last night. Hide ll: Leather pfd
~ , 1 1- l to l 3.8 and Amalgamated Copper
- 1 and Republic Steal a point.
" WALL 8THEE'1‘.Noon.-Cauadian
; Pacific decline ran to 2%. is Paul 2.
Northwestern. New York Central. Co-
'f lorado Fuel. and North America 1%
to 1% and Pennsylvania and U 8.
Steel old. 1. Selling pressure then
relaxed and there was some recovery
.Bnleltlng rallied 2%. and Union Pacific
New York Central and Brooklyn Tram
sit a point The market became dull
and yusesutnln at the rally. Bonds Were
9WALL STREET. 1 p. in. A good rel
ly set in after 12 oclock on rumors
of gold engagements. Smelling which
has been notably week earlier Was lif~
ted to 154%, a gain of 2%. Alchison
rebounded to 108. and St. Louis oButh
western pfd.. also improved a point.
Other stocks reached yesterdays
Realising caused
more irregularity later. Smelting rc-
mfimm 1
NEW NORK Sept 5.-»Cali money.
or'fl‘k'whloh was loaned at 80 per cent. on
the Stock Exchange yesterday often
noon. opened today at 17 per cent
hid. At ll o'clock it was quoted at 22
per cent.
MR. ROIlRTOON NOT'A CANDI-
DATE.
No Apnswlsnt With Delegates Regard-
ing Oomoorati Nomination for
Governor. ’
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 5. -—ln an inter-
view given to the Associated Press to-
day. A Heston Robertson. who was the
nominee for governor on the Democra-
tic ticket two years ago, said that as
conditions now exist he is not a can-
didate for the nomination next week,
He further said that politicalu ooatll
tions would have to materially change
buween now. and next Tuesday to
make him a candidate. 'l‘hars has
been no agreement. he said. between
the New Haven delegates and himself
which whould have given the intros-
slon that he was a candidate other
walk lflro Department held the regu-
lar monthly practice last night. The
0730““ wagons of Hope Elms and Pinio-
ix flingine Compsnymers taken out”
as was also the Pioneer truck.
Alter the drill the regular mommy
business sessions were held. The
whole department will probably go to
Westport on October tilt and partial-
paio In the parade of the Westport do-
partmont.
HAVI A LITTLC DAUOH‘i‘ll
A bright little daughter arrived yes-
terday in the household of Mr. and
Mrs Robert (l. Sanford of flpribgrovo
avenue. Norwslk. This happy t
makes Water Compassionat- Ha
of Norwslir, n grandfather. ‘ ‘
“we. we..-
HICINT ARRIVAL 0F VI‘DIL‘.“
Haw roux sent. swarmed . nmmssdrecclves
gwsme{00cosnitc. from Liverpool and
scans wn.
v.01“: septtm‘tlrlitsdiltstcs ’.
limiter l’hllandor 0. Ransom will! ‘
tbs steamer Oceanic i
and chest vmb hot, clear Balm every night. That is the scores. In
penetrates, sadness the inflammation. kills the germs. steps a
soughtngoadhislng’ or phlegm, restoring the lungs bathe vigo-
tryouts. not the son or “.00 bottle, sleep up the from
faithfully for a. few weeks and we miles s can elm dowhto
“touchstone M. quick consumption. No. min or opiates.
cornponnd lhtsssstl
.. [brought a fee
Bo o J c ‘ I V
F "hm " n .mp0“ film Mm letters received from fr ends
active or passive. Althoilgb not seek-
mg the nomination he Iilluullll be a re-
f captive «actuate should tilt! conven-
tion be obliged to go out and find a
standard bearer. Judge Robertson
said he was really pleased-«and it
th‘ht the party should be so well dlsr
srds him,“ evidenced by
. smug him if he would be ‘wllli g to
hug the ticket this yrss
thought this was ample evidence
of the lo lty tits and by his trionds
horror sdlorhmtwoyesrssso.ss
dslssstetot «plastics nest wow ,
llobertson M ssiii
' lie wedld were
hold for the selection of ,s winning
and stiller was,
in; of personal pride the
A K
03 Washington It. so. Norwslk.
tleman, at 10¢ per dozen.
Lima Beans. 500 pack '
Tub Butter. Try lasso
kit, (Saturday special).
sweet Potatoes.
“make good” all that prove bad.
Swift's Premium Hams. spec
pound.
ad.
so North Main St.
80. Norwalk.
Phone :43.
Rolled for strained and tired eyes
averted by. wearing a pair of ous
Propose Gloss...
III WALL m7.
oonssdrrcur suHoA’v‘soHOOL
oArassmo.
Will Is Hold Tomorrow In Death Non-
.mik Isptist chur'ch.
The following programs have been
prepared for the two conventions of
Connecticut aunt!» School Assor
elation in the south Norwslk Baptist
Church tomorrow:
Afternoon session. s: so to ill 00.
a: co Devotional servi co. ,
8: 153mm business ‘
ddress—-“Ths Present-Day
”day School Awsltolun .
E.
if to accrue—was 0W
til tar
.in c llllfimsnmm y (italics; Milt
most in kit‘s. Aggie“,
Hosd-toFootsrs for Msn and Boys. '1
, j I , a . a, v.. 1 .
Dibble 3 Grocery Bu'ifltlflg
cross Haws son sArusoAv'e esLLmo.sm.1sr. " .
Corn—A good supply of Fresh Orson Corn. Eycrgroon and Country do
Print Butter. nsvv stock just in, price a little higher, 80o lb. .
Creamery Tub—Have bad people come to ms complaining, as:
want to try my butter. csn’t not goo 6 Tab Butter.
Tomatoes. large, fine. all that youcouid wish for In quality, at 36c
Eggs—Three sorts. three prices, and nothing to fear as to loss,
Fresh horns laid. at 38c dbson; ,
Islands. 32o dozen, and held refrigerator eggs. at 28c dozen. . '
at at 171/3: lb.
Sperry and Barnss' Bacon, out on our slicing machine. is very also. £20 _-
Boiled Sliced Boneless Ham for picnic or lunch.
some boiled ham and can slice it on my machine, for sandwlohos,
my to please; any thickness br thinness, at 35c") ‘ ' .
Tsa-i have had some unsolicited testimonials of lateral to the sham
tcrlstlo of the in cold from my earls (not package goods), "'
were the words. Small sample plvcndon acqusst when other goods
. ere . ‘
Hops to serve and please. What will it hot
LORENZO D133
Telephone Call 26-4.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or bad
Properly Adj unit‘s!
Innis-don rug.
! Wilt Lsnscssndsllllspsirlngaspccislty
o. B. Jncxoou.
Opdeiul.
- 'York Central m». in obsess
. 4:10 Address-”The forward More . ,
&P
Think I “”19. i
l have Jbat not.
any
“very nice
msybobadau andwrlousm
i I ”124!
Hsbsunu‘ ssoULArili ’
CHICAGO. Sept. was:
J. Grshlnler. vice-president
so. who has lost retu
foresee between the M
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