curs; n. .t‘.‘ "written (“to ill in herkhexne in ”Orchard «(atgestp Nor: ‘ 1" “ . ‘ M... ‘ woman riots. O'Brien. . The steamer Rosedaio' will brlngau «curated to itotonroint tomorrow flout New York. .‘ W . “WW” 1‘ ' . _ Robert K..Cauit, 'orl-Wilstport. was ‘ the guest of his elated.- ..ijs. ill. 1;. Brad- ., , lemhiorwaik.recently‘l'“. . 4 ' Charles in Kellogg "will en... a vi... :catlon from his :duties at the Hour Oi. has during the coming week. M The barges B. Tompkins and E. P. Mend are discharging cargoes of brick at Greenpoint, L. i;._tor Raymond Bros. M. ‘—-Latest Soft Hats. O‘Brien. , Mr. and Mrs. oha Undsley or South Norwallr, who have been spending the past two weeks with relatives in Strat- tflora. returned to their home yester. all. » nu. Mrs. E. N. Wilednhof New York ‘ City. Mrs. John A. Slater. oi! Merideu. and Mrs. Lewis B. Waterman. have been guests of Mrs. W. H. Swords dur~ ing the week. Among those fromwNorwaik who so- cured prizes at Greenfield Hill fair was Mrs. William Wardwelhi..lr., .who re celvod first premiums on her oil and water-color paintings. - Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. of Colonial Cottage. is ln‘Shrewsbury‘ Massachu- setts. where her fatheigAaron G. Cut- ler, is celebrating Miglghtieth anni- . vereary of his birthdag‘gl ‘ We ‘ Fletcher Williamson. who has been spending the summer vacation at his home In South Norwaik. left today for Colgate Academy Hamilton New .Yorlt to resume his studies. Lester Warren. 01 the Bishop and liynes Oilice, Norwalk. will have his ~. annual vacation during the coming ,week. He intends to visit New York fund other places. Aaron Coburn who‘hes been visit- ‘ing his parents ex-Mayorand Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. will leave the first of next week ’for Amherst College to complete his senior year. The Nutmeg Club. of Norwallr‘ in. tends to have a first class basbetball team during the coming season. The basketball squad of the company is practicing almost nightly. The team has not yet been chosen, -—-—--——-L. ~By express today—Escudo“. Salt and Hard Crabs. Cutbill’s Bridge Mkt. The Young Men's Lyceum. of Grace Baptist Church, held a meeting. last night. it was largely attended. and there was a discussion as to which should receive ,the higher education. girls or boys? At :the e of the dis- cussion there were hments and a social time, Buckingham Post. 0. A. it. at Nor- walit. held a regular bloating last eve— ning but only routine matters were dilposed‘oi outelde‘of receiving re- ports on the peach testlval of Wednoa day night. Expenses were cleared and a neat sum was made in addition. w The Cowman—Corinthian Yacht Club will hold its closing races of the season this afternoon'dn Long island Sound. Commodore W 1". Clarke. of the Norwallt Yacht Ciuhhu entered ~ this fast sloop yacht Marguerite and. as the trim craft has been doing herself mull! int-Irma. themls muchthape e w ' 4 basil some o e silverware whiog‘ia to be competed i‘. . 0 Democrats or the First and rugs tom:t vWégfltgeu wliL‘hgld . “ prim: as . when or ' " to the'mwn convention out i‘ ‘ . it“s?y'h 33332!“ on g _ - , aged at Norwaiir Dear still without detonate: in 1 the A "' ”ad”?3.r’o"3 ‘ V ' ' m I V ’ I i has nflmnt \ page ., witnessed. won . _ .1 ‘ a ”heated.- ”8 boy. lift. pared to; coilesei’hundrsda prepared 19" barium bonus trdlning. r‘m , hand unwarranted“. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR; . Mrs. F. A. is iii. A. J. Collins d; Co. are‘shipplug a load 0! furniture to Witlon. -. Captain William H. Hoyt has placed his naptha launch lib the Morris Heights‘ Gas Engingand Power Com- pany for storage during the winter. . “fir-W ‘. ,. v , A regular meeting or the Whatso~‘ ever Circle of King‘s Daughters will be behind the. omeuotwura, William Thompson, No. 104 South aMin street. on Tuesday evening. September 18th. “811.111., , Miss Tessie and Aggie .larboe, Miss Grace Nassau, and Miss Mary Low who have been spending the summer at, the Alouette cottage on Bell ia- iand. returned to their homes in Brooklyn. Wednesday, Christian Swarta. who has for some time owned the Havlland cottage at Belle island“ is today negotiating the sale of it. he name oi the prosper» tive purchasers has not been made public, but it is expected that the deeds will pass this afternoon. «By express todaywliscailops, Soft and Hard Crabs. Cuthlll’s Bridge Mkt. W Miss Maud Nestor, of the hosiery and underwear depanmeot oi the Nor- wailr Boston Store.l--haejretllrncil from a very enioyahle‘ihrce';woelrs' vacu- tlon. 'much improved n health. ’Miss Nestor visited various places in New York State. The committee entire grand annual bazar of CathOIicfn‘foMDli Council, Knights of Cpl, us. met, last even- ing, at the club ii .. se in West marine. and made the‘jrellminary. arrange— ments. Sub-committees were appoint~ ed for advertising. canvassing. eaten tainment, refreshments and soliciting. A regular m‘ee’thlg of‘ Cbckcnoo Tribe, l. 0. R. M.. of Norwalk. was held. last night. at the lodge rooms. in the Gazette building. A committee was appointed to ascertain how many members will go to Btrntt‘ord Monday evening. September 24th, when a new lodge will be instituted there. Quite a large delegation is expected to go to Wallingfordilomor'row in at- tend the. annual Lodge of Sorrow of the Connecticut “rand linden. at "m Masonic Home, The Nomailrers will go by trolley. leaving at “1:30 a. m.. and will stop for dinner at Savin Rock. The return will he made by rain. The steamer Commodore. Captain George Terwilliger brought in a merry party yesterday lrom‘College Point. L. l.. to Roton Paint. where they N1- oyed themselves ‘for several hours right merrily. They were the employ. an of J. M. Donneiily, who operates Donneliy's Park College Point. one of the largest shore restaurants in the east. On Monday the some steamer will bring the employee of Muer'a Park Whitestone. .._} ‘ F. C. Griswold. Hartford; W. A. Car- rier. Boston: Mrs. B. A. Culbertson. Louisville. Ky.: M. J. Hershiiold. Cloves land. Ohio: A. V. Wainwright. South Norwalkled. fl. Myers. Waterbury;. John A. Hill. .Mrs. Jean Hill. Arthur J. Baldwin. East Orange. N, .l.; G. W. Bunnoil. it. A. Barr. H. M. Wright. T. Markillle. H. F, Hit-its. F. 0 Miller and wile. l". A. Kenyon and wife. John Newiard. wife and son. New York; A. 8. Harris. Jersey City.- it. 8. Adam. Chicago; F, iii. uinlan. Bridgeport: C. T. Norton. Bro lyn. were at the lio- tei Clifford. yesterday. (mm Al the First Congregational Church. in Norwaik, tomorrow evening. the pastor will give reminiscences of the cruise oi the Rider party to upper Lake Champlain. it will be remem- bered that the launch loit Norwalir on July tarp-nod down the liound. through the Harlem river and into the Hudson. At Waterford. the party on. tel-ed the Chain lain canal and utter a sail oivsixty-aa-‘mllas, passed into baits Champ in. This remarkable body at its dds traversed through its entire length} the launch turning back only. sits: having crossed the Canadian linen linen a unique and vs- ried cruise otter. may stagnation of I j ciluai nature: . every American sit and and nature or. not only. but ._ also to the (man who is looking for. lessons for living asvnminy vapor : Toilea ofll‘alrileid avenue H id‘s lecephnblar fixings. .1 r presentmen and Underline" he Wages in row collection . The show is ready. To see it is to m ow Top Coats and Hats. . . vice we give. ' Buy Oats That: Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. We are near-« Just as far as their nearest letter-bogs».../ or telephone. VVnT i 49 Wall St. Nomalki" I“ ‘ found in this vicinity. i meat of ours will surely interest you. 12-43 NORTH MAIN ITIIIT. rite use ransom]. mrsaur. on rm not or run sxscuroa. Jill stirred ”'Wll' ism“... _ ' 1 " ? ; transcends I a rays; on. is “run lone garnered. 3 Swami Neil Views—dust Received: BOO“; sm‘oncry 16d EngrflVlng, it“. .. A. J. Column oi. taste is circus. If than; my. it wool d M11 : Fall Fijdngs is so wide in" its tungsten: all tastes are tickled; the easy-topless}: man to the funniest sewer findrexsctly the derived, Shirts. elm Hosiery or the icon. and beat. get acquaintéd‘ldrith what’s what in fixings. No obligation to buy because you look. You can spend a half-hour profitably with our new Fall Suits. You can buy Grain and Feed for more money, or you can pay elsewhere. the price we ask. not you cannot squid anywhere, the good quality or our grains or the good aer~ S- .pBeer a so. Main so. so. Norwalk. -£stllhauv'13ttriurinus , for Fall and Moran ‘ ' are now ready and nifielewiliu finest and most complete collection to be ii you are looking for caciuaivoness. novelty and beauty. if you are look- ing for variety and uioderuteuesl oi pr ice. This Curtain and Drapery Depart- 0. u. south . uoawsut. eons. .' monolith. . 1 29.6 "b. 1 > ' .11..“ . ‘ - u WHY nor TAKE A'geox Homer bemoan ~ THE Phenomenon irons. ‘ y . rat. the. man onravmar oeuvres. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREETJOHD a. row-Prices oi stocks moved upward quite general- . ly lnthe opening dealings which were ‘ large. Gains were moderate except in some of the specialties. First transac- tions in Reading were running sales of 8,000 shares at “band 149%; com- pared with 14856 lat night Delaware & Hudson gained ‘2. Dialliler‘s Securi- ties 1% and Baltimore d». Ohio. Cans.- dlan Pacific and lornomotive bout a point. Reading advanced aggr sively subsequent dealings. , WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—While the enormous dealing in and buoyan- cy of Reading had some strengthen- ing effect on relative stocks the move- ment was not construed favorably as regards the general list and prices de- ‘ clined to .tractionally below yester- . day's closing. For a time 1.000 shares was the unit of the transactions in Reading and they ranged up to 8,000 shares. The price touched 152 1.2. an over-night gain of 3 5-8, h‘requent re lapses occurred. but it hot'ered most of. the time close to 152. Baltimore at Ohio moVed up 3. Locomotive and Lo- uisville & Nashville 2, and Chesapeahf & Ohio and Norfolk & Western . There were, declines of a point each in Kansas and Texas pfd. and Atlantic Coast Line. WALL STREET. Olase.—-Pennsyl~ vania's ring to 144 failed to stimulate the market. although a tow industrials of lesser importance advanced sharp- ly. ’ The bank statement shewui a small surplus in reserve reestablish- ed. but the cash gained was much be- low expectation. Reading Was lifted to a shade above its best early prim. but the level of the .market receded. The closing was easy and rather dull. DISEASE!) MEAT lNVESTIOATlON. BURUNGTON, Vt. Sept 15.—~'l‘he Chittenden County Grand Jury. which has been hearing witnesses tron) all parts or the state in connection with charges that diseased meet has been old by the state has adjourned until next Wednesday. a request for an ex- tension of the sitting having been ‘ granted by the court. The charges ’ before the body is that cows which i had been condemned by state inspec- v ‘ tors because their diseased condition made their milk unsafe for use have been killed and the bodies or parts of them sold for meat. it was learned today that the grand Jury has found two indictments at the present session but as the names of the persons indict- ed are not made public it is not known whether the indictments wore in con- nection with the diseased meat chnrz' as or on some minor canes. "BARON" ARRESTED FOR IIGAMY NEW YORK. Sept. lfi.-August 7. Vols. who is said to have called him- self Baron August von Waldeolr Soo- held, was arrested in Brooklyn today on a charge of blgamy. Complaint was made against him by Catherine D. ,Voss. of Newark, N. J., who alleged that Voss niarried her several years we and last ulr ’mu‘ried Blanche eaten Jewett. of Lowell, Mass. The latter is said to have been an actress and I member of a company which for- merly played to Nancy Brown. Voas was at work in a Jewelry store when arrested. W ANRIITID 0N CUIPIOION. HATFORD. Sept it.-—-Wllllnm Smith. who girashia address as 388 Stats street. New. Haven. was ballot-a a police court on a technical charge his case was continued until. ‘i‘uos~ day smith was found driving a hand gait: tomcat and the miles an: him a s ,on sun on. or are trying to “the owner oi the horn and men. horse is s m. the harness nioiralied and the carriage.“ ' iinsly equipped. . *marro’nnmn" m “ ', :e"3sl Iov melanomas»: court . 1 ercano. Hr: VitLTEir LSD/undid ‘ an ‘L \-., Iv.- Ni 5:... 1 I I... .' rice wutf‘soou, it: ~ ‘ ‘ WILL COME BACK. .1? A LONG TIME. racy: TALK To you Assure YQU WONDER now w no rm: CREATOR or . . WORLD’S‘HIGHESIPAT A us A recon. museum we DlD~~lT costs list-Na curves in raura. Weno- cvcay uracanar mus oVERLoADED. ; WE MAY. BEGlNNlNG. we: wasn- re DOESN’T? our we can . AT A i‘AlR. Paorlr AND De. NESS. HELP YOURSELF ov- LARGER. we mvrra You AT MR. OUTCAULT’S CAa-r aasrscchLLy. SELLEGK .1 as wumuamuoragtr. ‘ .. .-~4..,.. w ‘ EXACTLY CO. A WORD A! no not fear to use my‘agcml; daifiou‘ u good ones. These Eggs are all right for many in 10 dog. are bad.- And if ”gambit! get em. frigerator Eggs. not good)!“ dot, . 7 ‘ New York State apps. ingenimh selected 30c don: 32¢ dos. here. . ,. Butter now costs 291/; to 269 Wholesale. Solis its Fine. selected " ‘ ‘ Finest Peaches. $1.50 bubbr’mmd ”' #‘n' Fina Tomatoes, a few ire-kits at «in. basket.’ Don't forget our Gold sliced Ioiied Hank-vary Job lot Hard Head Cabbage, smili.‘hut good. to usefu. . . / LORENZ . MM“ Special for Setup aoc——-SWEET Poraroas. swaa'rre Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per’fpecku A or pounds Granulated Sugar . Ben HutFleur,perbagu....................A.V.‘..... 3 cans Milk GreenPeppera..........................'..:t~. Large variety) Cumin; Peaches. Gran Squash. Cucumbers, Tomatoesriipplea, etc. United uncouth. ‘ aoNorth Kain 8t, ' T l.‘ . , 'I‘Oo-Ial‘nollgg». .. . “igloo-turn”trait-evlva.o-on \ h a matter “a will! f destroyed
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