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f oral News in;
Miss Estella (ircl'.
Pia visiting in llctlicl.
oi West street,
Miss Clara lllbldv b.»
> returned to
her studies at Smith t‘nil . ,
use.
Clark is in
r l “955.
; .Attorney William H.
‘ New York today on bu
»
A routine meetinLr or
Colfax En-
campment was bold
lust evenlnx.
Thomas Collins has mourned to his
home in Bethcl ultct- day‘s visit
it
here.
Miss Mary Blseil. ot‘ I’Ittslield. Mass.
is the guest of lifts M; rv ll‘tr
avenue. l , L ry. of East.
lv‘. ”fifi‘" '
Thomas C. Reading. it New York
city. has been visittn . tin ui
. Norwnlk. s l s in South
1Tb; condition ot‘ .ltl:~;lh Gordon
W 0 oil froth n truin NI-lwlil)’ remainsi
about the same. b
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Charles Edwards, of t?» G. G. Dunn
Company‘s Bl‘ltlgt‘lltll‘l I-ilzce was in
town yesterday.
Joseph 'l‘okncs and n .lr has sold to
John Kolimy and wit‘.- .i i .t and build-
ings in Lexington Ill" .
walk, t n South Nor
A regular meeting oi In-tuglass FOW-
ler Post. G. A. It. \\‘i|.~« by :d Inst night
and the report on tho Incest pouch
festival was mndc.
Miss Mabel Jardlnc. wo has been
visiting Cup and Mzi. William
Pennington . blunted to her home
in Bridgeport. '
The account of the thinnistrator of
the 95‘“‘%‘” the late Min Harriet Ay-
, ‘ ”wizard before Judge H. W.
O 1' 'orwulk I'robnte Court
Sisson. ot llinghampton
nd Miss 121wa stes, of
. we guests oi Major and
Hill, Jr.. of lion street.
4 tier communication of St.
Job misc, F‘. and A. M., of No‘r-
a? We] ill be held Thursday night at
lug sonic Temple. comer of Wall
and Issues streets.
l
Ponassuo Council, Rm‘iil Arcanum.
of Norwalk. will meet this ovening. An
: tintcrcsting session is nmlcipated as
several visitors are cxlwcwd to be
proent. ‘ »
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i The headquarters of Old Woli Hook
1' and Ladder Company Wt‘i‘c drnped in
mourning emblems, toduy, on account
of the death of Frederick W. Decker.
who was a member of tin» tompany.
The Women's Guild of (it-ace parish
holds its first meeting of the your at
the residence of Mrs. Robcrt Van Bur»
on. 58 West svenuu. io-morrow after-
noon at 2:30. A full attendance is re
quested by the rector.
A new basketball loom has been
formed in Norwalk, though the exact
pomnnel of the live hp.- not yet been
decided upln. There in quite a squad
of candidates. The new team will
be known as the Ottawa and will
soon be looking for games.
The first fall meeting of tho Elon-
bury Club, of Grace parish. will he
held this evening at it o‘clock. After
the transaction of routine business, Dr.
Gregory will gvo a talk on "Home."
Bosh member in askod‘to bring one
other man an a guest of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert \‘tm Boron.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert s. Van Enron
and Oouninndt, Van [hurt-n have re-
turned from a very enjoyable twu
wookc' vnontion trip, which with largo-
ly about It the Belgrade Lnku. Maine.
Fine nihins‘wu found It tho lotion.
The big three moot/er sclmoncr Hon-
ry D. May. loaded with lumber was
towed to Hutch and Bailey"; whnrvon
this morning b Contractor lanlto'o
, Gamble”: power ni snunlim- bolt Ajax.
which mixed the big Iunhmbrmon up
the hurbor no if she llud .bcen o
a
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m‘mmmmmmfi—
i All: YOU mount: 7 .
. When it can be don. at no small A
cost way not protect younolff
For .10 you can insure your Furni-
ture and Houubold Goods for three
your: again-t low or damage by Fire
to the amount ' 1360.00 and In that
preportlcn for I larger cum.
Very Rolpoctfully,
TAYLOR] GOLDEN.
Real Estate and lnouranoo Agents.
- - 74 Washington street.
Tolophontt No. 213-2
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BOYS.
Stamford. - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS;
HBchool-housc well equipped, well
lighted and well heated. 138 boys pre»
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
bond drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
GAVE I .fikfiTY ON THE LAWN.
Little Miss alnuoon Entertain: Her
Friends in Honor of Her Birth-
day Anniversary.
Little Miss Elizabeth Sinuson gave
a lawn party It‘i’idiiy afternoon at her
home on Harriet street to about forty
of her friends in honor ol‘ the sixth
anniversary of her birthday. The
guests were entertained by graplio-
phone selections and numerous games.
A dainty lunch was served on the
lawn.
‘ The guests were Marion and Judith
'lhompson. Morton King. times and
Alice Tucker, Dorothy (,llcndenninu.
Dorothy Murray, Isabelle Frost, Lil-
lian Ruscoe. Add Smith. Frnnces and
Alice, Stannnrd, Marguerite Brown.
Odinie and Lillian Sintons. Dorothy
ind Edith Burr, Hazel Podewili. Lu-
vmu. Edith Burr. Hazel Rnlston. ini-
vino. Edith und Clnrn Rulston. Gladys
Brush, Jonnette Slack. Vern Boll, Do-
ris Holmes. Mnbcl Middlcbrooks. El~
lott. ‘ Deh‘orest. Kenneth Hnwxbnrsi.
John Burr. Maurice. Rust-no, Churlos
Burr. Ernest Brundngc. Kenneth Vul-
entine. Harold Clinsmnr, Clayton Ev-
arts. Ilultoy Brush. Sulnucl l-iuncock.
B. d 0. ROAD NOT SOLD.
NEW YORK, cpl iii—wt t'cprcucntu~
" ‘of the firm of Kuhn. Locb and Co,
8an iodity that the report that tlicy
had sold to the Union Pacific Ruilrond
Company the stock of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rnilmnd, which that firm
pnrrlinscd from tin,- l’ennsyivuniu
Rnilrond Company. was premature. Nc-
gotintions for the sale are under sz,\’.
but not? completed.
The announcement of Kuhn. Loch &
Co. is the first olllcinl statement in
confirmation of rumors current in Willi
street for some tinto to the effect that
1‘). H. Hurrlnian was sucking n large
interest in Baltimore and Ohio. With
their large liohlings in Chicago and
Alton and the control of Union Pacific
untl Southern Pacific. the acquisition
of itult‘utorc and Ohio would give the
lilirrlmnn interests control of ii rail»
road lino front the Atlunlic to the Pn-
ciflc. Mr. Hnrrilnun and his new»
cintcs ulso would have n voice in tho
nfl'nirs of Reading. n lnrgc block of that
company's stock being held in the li.
& (). treasury.
Willi street is interested in iilc
method to be adopted by the l'nlon
i’ucillc ltnllroud ('ompuny to provide
funds for the. pnrclntsc of tlic llnlli-
more & illiio mod. it l5 t‘h‘lliliillt'tl
llIIIl complete control of tlic rond will
cost about 8120.0illldliltl.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
SOLD
WEBB NORWA
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49 Wall St., I walk.
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Fall ”Fixing'sfm—
MenWhOKnoyv
There's no average of taste in dress. If there were, it would be
a simple matter to provide acceptable fixings.
In consequence. our presentment of Fall Fixings is so wide in
its-range. that all tastes are tickled; the easy-to-please man to the
iussiost fellow will find exactly the Neckwear, Shirts. Gloves, Hosiery
and Underwear he wants in our collection of the newest and best.
The show is ready. To see it is to get acquainted with what’s
what in fixings. No obligation to buy because you look.
You can spend a half-hour profitably with our new Fall Suits,
Top Coats and Hats.
N0. 14 80. MAIN ST. ‘ TEL. CALL 632-2.
You can buy Grain nud Feed for more moncy, or you can
pay elsewhere, the price we nsk. lint you cannot cqunl
anywhere. the good qnnliiy of our groins or the good scr~
vice we give.
I
Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near—-
Just III: for us the
ncnrcst lciicr-box
or telephone.
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PO S? CARE—S:
Several New Views—Just Received.
Wm. PT Beers,”
Books. Stationery and Engraving.
6 So. Main St. 80. Norwn‘k.
FALL RIVER, Muss, Scpt. lil.~~
Sonic tlcluils in tho clinrgc of tho coit-
trol of tho Enterprisc 'l‘ransporiuiion
Company. which operates stcumcrs bc-
twccn this port nnd New York, :Is an-
nounccd ycsicrdny. bccutnc known to-
day. The capital of the colnpuny will
be lncrenscd to $1,750,000. from $750.-
iiiiil, and two new sicnnishlp lines will
be culnblislictl. to New York from
points on Long lslnnd Sound. Two
new steamers ituvc iIccn ordered, mid
Pier 1". linst ltivt-r. Ncw l‘tn'k, llilh‘
bvon icuucd.
Under the illt'l't‘iillt'il ctipitnl. ntcm-
bcrs of tbc lhtponl inniily. of Wllinlnic
ion. l)cl.. will hold the controlling III-
tcrrsi. 'l'llc Wlliicntnlis, foundcru of _
tho line. will, liou'cvcr. rcluin tbcir
holdings.
DROWNED MAN UNIDENTiFIED.
WINDSOR LOCKS. Hopi. ili.—~ Berri"
Ill hnudrcd pursuits ltnvc \‘lt'Wt‘ll the
body of tho ltnllttll who won round in
the Connecticut river umlcr lilo brlduo
bctwcon Wurobonsc l’olnl ntni this
place into youicrduy, but no out| lulu
sunoecdcd in identifying it, 'l‘hcrc
socmn to be little doubt that tho nnm
was the victim of foul bitty, it helm;
imposlbiu. in the mind of tho tnodlcnl
cxnminor. for him to huvn stubbcd
himself in such it manner as to huvn .,
Indicted the, wounds found on bill body.
A careful investigation is being made
by the "will police nnthoritius. but
they have dlucovcrud nothing of tumor-
tonco. ’l‘ho mun Weighed about 175
pounds. won hourly nix {not full and
wore it durk gray suit.
a
local boat owners nrc (‘xnnpcrntinu-
ly bothered by ”In unusunily lurnn
oumbor of lmrnnclcs tiint cling to litiill
bottoms Just now. it. line not, ycl
boon loarnnd whether the trnnbin is
due to the kind of copper paint tinod
’i‘ho Winnlpsuks will ptny th‘o Now
unit as: n Saturday Minoan.
. I contest will occur in w uniponlt. i
If. nod Mrs. Mn: Eborbn arrived
» h in Norwslk litilt. night . .
, where they have b
ltho demon. Otto bout bottom which
00'!“ the “nucleus, little i! ll b.
or bounce of something unusual ubmu
had been pointed only three weeks turn
VII found to. be practically covered by.
5-, ., r of well“ for the
' flint-how's health.
‘ I mill-known Nor
co up Militia"
. . of I swore lilac
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through
Enfor tho Door of Opportunity
Merrill Business Colleges,
South Norwolk. Stamford. Port Chutor.
FALL OPENING. SEPT. l. 1906.
Dillon open Every Day for Enrollment of Students.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Sand for Catalogue and 6011000 Journal.
vwwa—un
M. A. Merrill. Principal.
COAL HAND“ woo
AGENT! FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid & SOn. '
"K I“.
)2! WATER STREET
The Lens Personal Interest on the Port of
the Executor. the Better for the El- '
tote. Therefore a Trust Co. in
the Ideal Executor. ‘
The South Noruall ,i‘rttsi’ llo.
98 WASHINGTON 8T» SOUTH NORWAIIIC.
put no tickets.
PRESCRIPTiON
TRADE
knowing that we can, please. you in
every Why. 1 '
Special drugs needed in the plenum
tion of prescriptions for severe cases
can always be found at this l’linrnincy
——thts is one reuson why physicians
recommend us for prescription filling
*itlloillel‘ reason is our (‘urot‘nlness‘
Prescriptions tilled and delivered
promptly.
ill Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELlVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. lO:l0 a. m.——(.)pen-
int.v prices of stocks sliowotl mixed
changes from inst night, with gains
predominating and trtiding very or-
tlvc. Reading was the feature with
opening sslcs offifitltl shares at 152 M
and it'd! -'.’_ compared with 150 7-8 last
night. The price run off sharply on
subsequent dcolings. Amnlgulnuteti
Copper was nine very active, at it rise
of 3-4. Anticondn gnincd 3 l~21 Distil-
lers‘ Securities: and (‘cntrui Lcnthci'
pftl, ] l--l. Eric 1 1—8, nnd l’nlon l’uciiic.
Duluwmc nnd Hudson und Locomotive
a point. Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Saul! Ste Marie roll it and General
Electric 9.
WALL STREET. it n, luv—Some
hesitation arose from tho realizing in
Reading, bill when that stock wns run
up ugnin to 153931;. the list burdened.
The, general nuirkct. however. met
Selling orders hilt-r prices had worked
back to the opening Joy's], Outside
of the (‘onlcrs und :1 low of the west—
crn stocks the nnn‘cincnts or priccs
werc not wide. i’riccs rcitcictl nbrnpt-
ly undcr frcc selling at ll o‘clock.
WALL STREET, Ntmxl.~-l’l'l('(‘i~t rc»
ccticd quite urncrully to below inst
night. ltcading‘s reaction run to nearly
twp points. Some of ilic ruilwal' cqnip-
tncnt stocks utivnncctl when the prcs-
sure to sell was oil’ tbc l’llill‘kt‘i. liouds
were sluttdy. ‘
\‘l‘.\l.l. Sl‘ltEi-IT, Lip, m.——'l‘lic do
maud for Rcudiug was revived soon
after Inidtiuy tillli tln- stock tcnclicd
1.33 1H. its top plice. Reading sci-mid
pfti. ulso bccntno ziriivc and moved up
i H to 100 1-4, There was very little
dolnu in tho slundnrvl ruilrond stocks
and tltcy rallied Ulll icobly,
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HOT CONTEST IN NEW_ YORK.
‘ .5.
ocratic and Republican Parties
Seeking Control of Politics. \
NEW YORK. Scpt lh‘.-ii‘ot contrasts
will be wngcd today- in the primnry
elections of both Dt'liltlt‘l‘iiilt‘ :Ind Kc
publlcnn portion in neurly cvcry dis-
trict of Now York, King's illlil lticb-
Inoud counties. The prlmtirics opcn
ut :3 o m. nnd continue, until '3 p.
m. '
Chief interest in the ltcpnbllcun
pnt'ly ct-ntcrs in tlic contest llt’th‘ili
Herbert l’ursotis nnd licmucl it}. Quigt:
for the control of the New York t‘oun.
iy chnbllcun Committee. Mr. Pu"-
sons prcscnt chub-mun rcprcscnis ll
rc-nrgttnlztllion lilovuliimli opposed to
Mr. ()dcll untl his conrsc lms bccn :tn-
pt‘nvcd by Prcslticnt Roosevelt. Mr.
Quin“ ltcuds thc forccs friendly to
Mr, Odell.
llclnot Intic llllt‘i‘l'iil conicrs in ii con.
lost for tho control of the puriy Init-
chlncry bctwecn MILHH' (icorxc ll. hic~
(‘,lcllun und his supporters nIId (‘ltntu
lcs P. Murphy. tlic lcndcr of Tom-
mnny linll.
chci‘ul districts will be conirolicd
by the supporters of Timothy l). Sulli~
van. whose attitude is still not cicnr-
ly dcfincd. ltgls ‘ acted lbnt tlio
Snilivun forces \vlil‘wontrol the bit-
lanco of power. c
The control of delegations front nil
tho boroughs of Now York to Demo-
cradle and Republican state conven-
tions will be determined in io-dny'tl
primurlcs which ulso. elect, iocnl dis
trict loaders nnd dclogntcs to the
vnrions conventions.
in Brooklyn thorn in it warm contost
between Timothy 1.. Woodrttlf and Mi-
chael .l. lhidy for the control of tho
ltopuhllcnn pnrty's machinery in the
King‘s County with the forces friend-
ly to sluts chnirmnn Odcll nrrnycd
in support of Dudy.
in film-n of tho twcnty‘tliroc Brook.
lyu districts the oppouiiitm to iSllltl
Sonntor Patrick McCitrren. the ileum-
rrntic leader of King's County. tins
aATAN is DEAD.
Not tho Princo of Dli'ltiifll. But the
loot Known Got in Normtk.
Quinn is druid. it scams like a
minor anomalous statement to matte in
saying that. his domino is monrncd by
quite o large number of people. but
lllch in the case. however. for this Bob
on wnn than held. known nt. in Now
walk. Solon With it his back tom cat.
that had been admired fol; yours about
tile drug store of Cnptnitt' Edward P.
Wood, in Wuil street. A few days ago,
for some unaccountable reason. he
wont blind and become partially para
limit. hundoy his condition was no
that it mu found necessary to
chloroform him.
W‘ W
l OIWIIC (OR SOIDAOI GOMI
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:I'I-t It‘leEARIBAP'SHGEs.
E w: MAlfGEBE’i'l’E i"
gignswo EARN“ ‘ M"
con denudation.» Common . r. .
critter. Pack. SHOES «0510mm:
ounroot. nutmztuoreveugioca.
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You HAVE HEARD or THE HOUSE BUILT ON THE,
SAND——of‘ How, WHEN lT CAME To THE TEST,
lT TOPPLED OVER BECAUSE IT HAD No rouuDAe
TloN. DON’T YOU'THlNK You WANT T'obUIL‘D,
YOUR APPEARANGEON A GooD—LooKiNfi, 6900+-
FEELING; GooD—WEARING PAIR. or “SHOES 5p
YOUR APPEARANCE WON’T FALL DOWN P.» W:
CARRY snoss WITH A REPUTATION; MADE :FQR .
US BY UNION WORKMEN; ’WHICH LOOK WELL..~
FEEL WELL. WEAR. WELL. YOUR FEET Do X9” "
Lol‘ or SERVICE. DON’T You WANT EACH oil-E
or THEM To HAVE A GooD CoMroPtrAsu, »
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE my. THEY WlLLaLlKE .
You BETTER lF‘ You TREAT THEM WELL. To
HOUSE YOUR rust [N A PAIR or SANDAL silos;
WILL COST You oNLY $3.50 0R $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE To MOVE AGAIN FOR A La ‘ ‘
TIME.
SELLECK & PRICE,
HEAD—To—FooTI-IRS.
98 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTHNOR
At D i bbi e’
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EXACTLY so. A WORD ABOUT EGGS
Do not fear to use my 28¢ per doz Eggs. I’m not selling bad '2
good ones. These Eggs are all right for many cooking purpolu.
in 10 doz. are bad. And if you should get one, I make good cvory‘tlrhd
frlgerator Eggs, real good, 28:: dog. . , ' '
New York State Eggs, fancy. fresh selected Eggo.~coot now, ,
30c doz.; 32c doz. here. ‘ ‘
Butter now costs 251:; to 26¢ whole sale. Soils here
Find, selected
Finest Peaches. $1.40.; '
Fine Tomatoes. a few hi
Don't forget our Cold Sit,
Job lot Hard Head Cabbt'
usefu.
LgRE
-.At.l<;:v 7‘
3 Grace
y
at present
okot—should be seen to 'be approolnt'
to at 40c basket.
Boll: d Ham—very good.
,omall.but good, 3: or 21
NZO DI
Telephone Cali 26-4.
FANCY owner corneas. PER PK. .....
WHITE POTATOES. PER PK.
nan HURFLOUR ..... .. ...... ......PsnaAo,oaéi -
JONES' Ano'PiLLssunY's FLOUR, ..... PER no, 12¢; a“
MILK,‘ cnus .
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u””a...“...u.u..u.uu-n-
UNiTED . choc-Enricotlm
20 North Main St,
So. Norwalln. , , ' A gag“ S”
Phone 143'. ‘ '
fit
of the finest and most complete collection
‘ 1
rue now ready and repress
found in this vicinity.
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U l'Oti'tIro looking for oxeiuslvoncn a. novelty and bcuuiyt W W”
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ing for vnrioly rind tnoderntonoss of pr too. This Curtain mid Drool
most of ours will surely‘iotoront you.
Norwalk Chronicler