T Pure“.
in , Dream
lit lane’s.
5i Washinyiuu Street. ' ,
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that lotto:
J. Irving Dibble is spending the day
at Newport, R. i.
Special sale of sheet music tomor.
row at Briggerman's. See. adv_
A regular business meeting of Olive
Branch Lodge. K. of R, was held last
evening.
Read the actual reductions in Simi-
mer suits at Roger & Stevens' adv.
Miss Helen Sturges and Miss Leila
Williams. of Georgetown, are spending
the day in bong island.
If you are thinking of your winter
coal read the Ferris Coal Company's
adv.
Price’s last. sale week is on. Read
the adv. in this issue. That will tell
you all about it.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and son, Ralph,
of Norwalk, are guests of friends in
New York and Brooklyn
.—
F‘rederick Allen. of New London,
was taken to the hospital Wednesday
night, for medical treatment,
Manuel T. Hatch asks you a question
in his adv. Read it,
Joseloft gives you three. good rea‘
sons why you should buy your grocer-
ies of him. You will find prices in the
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Seymour. Miss
Mary Seymour and Coleman Rogers
took an. outt'nnohilei trip to "New York
yesterday.
Summer goods at A. liickerman &
Son‘s. See adv.
Dr. Spiegei. who has been demon—
strating Beaver Oil at Norwuik for the
past few days, announces his return to
this city Monday night.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
walk. will meet, tonight. at ltcd Men's
lvlull, in the Gazette building. There
will he no degree work.
Sale of refrigerators at the D. M.
Read Company. Other specials in the
adv. .
it‘. D. Lawton. the well-known Non
walk and South Not-walk grocer. is tak-
ing a Week's vacation from business,
Mr. Lawton is visiting in various parts
of Massachusetts.
“Straw llats, Straw Hats. O'Brien.
M. ii. Glover and Harold Glcndcn‘
hing havo returned home in Norwalk
from a very successful two days' tittli-
ing trip to Lake Waccnbnc. 'i'hoy re-
port a line limc.
—’l‘hc talk oi' the town-«tho opening
sale of our 25c Enamel Ware llcpt.
ii. (lernmlu (to, the store for values.
William McNornoy. oi‘ Seymour
plat-o. underwent atropcrulltm at the
hospital, yesterday. tho sunto helm:
performed on him by lh‘. 'l‘ram-y, nu-
Hlfilt‘ll by Dr. Allen.
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Stun-c dish iron at tho, Union Pacific
'I‘nn Company tomorrow.
lilrucnl luwronccmi Norwalk, and
Arthur Finncy. or Brooklyn. who in
visiting in town. went on u rrubhlnu
cxpwlitlon to (tompu yesterday. ’l‘ltcy
roturuml with tour dozen upccitucnu.
“.IIiiii t'orolvud a fresh shipment of
dollcioua Candy. an kiudu to Riilt'l'l
from, HIV lb. Hold ilw city over at
20c lb. ll, llvl‘inniit t‘u.
lir. W. .l. 'l't‘uct'y, mounted by lir. L.
M. Alton. oucrtuud on Edward J. lilvcr.
of ‘l‘llutorhury. iii the Norwnllt litmpitui
yesterday. {or unset-nu of tho iitntit.‘
Mr. lilver tnrmorly resided in Norwalk.
Saturday unit», or about music at (Zolo—
man‘s,
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Work on the now town high school
the You insured, 1
”Against: the?
, Taylor 8r (golden!
Tel. 218-2. -
rt‘wtnmngton tn.
This Norwaik Hospital Association is
advertising for bids on coal in today's ‘
issue. .‘
‘ -—Don't fall to see the spaghetti con- ‘
test at lloyt‘s Theatre tonight.
Bushy oi‘ imitations istho advice
, that. Homer B. Hoyt’gives you in his
adv. today.
The final wind up of all summer
merchandise Will take place tomorrow
at the Boston Store. The adv. will
prove interesting reading.
—-Spaghetti contest; at Iioyt's to-
night.
Every one of the 100 tickets was
sold at South Norwaik today for the
oxctn'sion to Newport, and a number of
people who did not secure them early
were disappointed. .
Saturday candy
Corporation.
at Sillisotri’owell
The entertainment to be held in con. I
auction with the Rowayton laulies’ Aid '
Society fair will be held this evening
in Miss Buckley’s studio, in Rowayton
avenue, instead oi Craw's Hall, as an-
nounced yesterday.
——lt's hound to become popular—-—our
new 250 Enamel Ware Dept. Sale
starts 9 a. m., sharp. ll. (lormain Co.
Both Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor,
of Smith Main street, are seriously ill
at. the hospital of typhoid fever. Mrs.
Taylor is not aware of the fact that
Mr. Taylor is down with the same
disease.‘ She has been ill for twenty-
one days.
The fleet of the Norwalk Yacht. Club
will go to Northport, Long Island, to-
morrow. to participate in the races to
be held there, and where the members
will attend a smoker to be given dur-
ing the evening. A fine time is an-
ticipateti.-
Notice the furniture adv. in the
space of A. J. Collins & Co.
~Fancy Bands. Fancy Bands. O'Brien
First Selectman James A. Brown and
Selectman Alfred A\’iS()li_ of Norwalk.
attended the address of State Highway
Commissioner James ii. Macdtntuid,
on the subject of highways. in Hart-
ford, yesterday, and were very much
pleased by the commissioner's re
marks.
~—You will find 1000 pieces of high
grade. Minimal Ware to select from at
the opening sale. ll. Germain (30.. the
always busy store.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nickerson and
little daughter, of Trenton, New .lcr-
soy, are guests of Mr. Nickcrson's rel-
atives. Mr. Nickcrson is just recup-
e‘ttllnp; from u long siege of typhoid
fever. His case 'as n. parlit'ulurly
severe one, in that he was delirious for
four entire weeks. At, the 'l‘ronton
state lmspllal more than 100 cases
have been treated within a short time.
—(‘.. & K. Stiff Huts. O'Brien.
Colonel Frederick A. Hill. who has
been ill for more than a week at his
home in West avenue, had a poor night
and does not improve. it is now fcart-d
more, than over since Mr. Hill was
liikt‘li sick. that the case will turn into
typhoid. (lottgrcssman Hill. (loloncl
lliil's father. has arranged to sail for
ithu‘opn. Scplomlwr lid, but may be
obliged to change his plans.
Ex-Seiccinmn Joint ilcvinu will be
in the fight again this fall. Mr. l'm
vino has been lll‘fi‘lililil two years in
succession. but he is by no means ills.
uourngcd and will make a hard tight.
it is underuttmd, to win this tall. The
battle tor the lictuocrntlc nomination
lrom lhc First and Third Voilnu Illn~
trirt ueotna to its now hotwm-n Mr. lio-
vino and lloiwosimtntivc William M.
LOW.
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The annual reunion of thc Slow-u
ioenth Connecticut Voluntour Infantry.
to which it number of Nurwnlk rotor-
uus ol the i'lvlt War belong. will iw
hold at iirtdutmori. on Auuuut Zilth. A
intuitions meeting will bo hold in lirnnd
Army linll. in tltut city. beginning at
in o‘clock in tho inoruititt. ’l‘hlu will
ho followed by a big abroad at the hull,
and a trip to Bumpiuehann island in
tho afternoon.
worn rt-cruilcd from Norwnlh.
Note the Saturday apt-rials in tho
Ulliil'il (lrocory (harmony adv.
. rlrund opoumu oi our new the the
amnion Wurc llnpl. tomorrow. it n. m.
Vuluuu up to St. lino but window «it».
play and courlurc youraoll. ii. that»
main (3“,. it ill and 2m: Store. iii Wuuh
ltmtoh l-tll'iiili.
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Yurilo Youmm. who was crowned
yesterday for having a you. was yntln»
mi thin morniuu in the Town Court. tit,-
liiiit boon at Work on tho steamer Yosc
phino for some time. but numuvd tho
(lonlpnnluu A and l“
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‘ Atthuauuctionstt , ~ ,
Suits.
Actual) reductions allied, to big values form the!
‘ lever with which we are moving all of this season's
stocks of Summer Suits for men and young men.
Men are‘huying now, because they appreciate the
high character of our clothes and because they know
our price cuts are big and genuine.
There remains goodlchoosing'at each reducliiigti” ‘
price. especially among the better and best qualities
in large and small sizes:
I
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$10 Suits, $6.88. $20 Suits, $12.88.
$12 Suits, $7.88. $22 Suits, $16.88.
$15 Suits, $9.88. $25 Suits, $17.88.
Our stocks of vacation wears continue to provide
needed clothes, hats and furnishings fonrnen in a hur-
ry to get away. Good trunks and bags to take away
with you.
iii
:4 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2. ‘
DOES iT PAY
to buy the best? You can save money every year-nut by
feeding cheap food. but by feeding the right fccd. Here
you will get. just the right food for every purpose. Al-
ways i‘rcsh, home ground, always the bcst in oviiry way,
always the most for your money.
- Buy Oats Thats Clean.
1 MANUEL T. HATCH.
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KoDAKs }
Wm. P. Beers’
Book aud'Stattonery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 5 SouthrMain St. South ‘Norwalk
Live Lobsters.
Soft Shell Crabs. liatd Crabs, Bluefish.
Weakiish. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, liai-
ibut. Poraies. Long and Round Clams.
Fresh Arrival Dailu.
Willis Bridle. Fist- Market
«1 ST ORAGEI»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUlLDlNGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
Savings Accounts.
No matter what the income. you cannot attord to in
whim-man.
i ._
,:\Sillllillilil that]
‘ those who have never
and concessions were made well under
I“ West “"3“”? i” progressing, ”Wm" boat. and found he could not. not on
the work in not taking any phenonuu board in two yumpst or art-n lltrua
"“1 leaps. it. I” expected that ”i” nuild- 'umpu, no he stayed ashore and tanked
lug will be enclosed by the limo cold ilii- lie promised not to get drunk
WWW“ arrive». for a rem-anti neutcncu who not pro
iiiitmcml, the case being continued in
Mrs. Creighton Hutchinson and
definitely. ll arrested during the your,
daughters, Misses Grace and Mildred. Yurlio ‘i’ontton wtil go to rail.
are visiting Mira! ida Hutchinson. oi‘ ._ H 1.-..erM- ,
'l‘uyior avenue. They have taken a cot-
tugs at Harbor View [lunch for the re,
mtdnder of the summer. .
WM
Saturday’s Sole
4‘ ' "\
. are have begun to raise the .
”55:05:“. new house which Joseph
Diem has decided to build on tho ,
Lamb property, between Henry and
West Main streets. arm which Mr. Dta
in porno tim .
without a lldllli account.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMP NY .
Pays 4 per cent
(in any amuhl.
'Rwatgfiypmgo SE
TAKE. HOME A BOX OF.
[ig‘gelifs
I .290 thud.
Fresh From Boston Every Week.
FRESH LOT OF APOLLO CHOCO-
LA‘TES iN TODAY.
This is the best candy made and no
mistake. We have. free samples for
used it. in
boxes at 30c. 400, 60c and 80c.
THE MODEL SAFETY RAZOR with
Seven Keen Blades. SPEClAL AT 50
CENTS. ' ,
Till illillllill Pliaililiii.
THE PRESCRIPTiON STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL
.
STREET.
NEW YORK, August 23.—-Anothcr
decline in prices took place within an
hour after the opening of the stock
market today. The most severe losses
were in Union Pacific. New York Cen:
tral, Dciuwurc & Hudson, Great Nortlr
ern pttl., Northern Pacific, Reading,
and intcrhorough—Metropolltan, which
fell 1 to 1. 1-4 points on a very light de-
mand for stocks. Buying, by shorts
rxltlllled some of the leaders fraction-
a y.
WALL STREET, l0:lll a, monast-
ness was very small at the Opening of
the stock market amt prices were prac-
tically unchanged from yesterday‘s
closing. Union Pacific was marked up
in, lo 127 anti fell back to 126, Balti-
more and Ohio was also under pres-
sure and yielded a point. intcrbor-
ough~liietropolitan pfd, opened 34 low
or at 23 and receded further to 22%;.
WALL S'l‘itl‘dld'l‘. ii a. m.———hli‘forts
to market stock around the opening
prices disclosed very little. demand.
yesterday's closing. Union Paciiic,
Itcadimz. Smelling and Amaiuanmied
Copper were most susceptible to pros-
snrc. Third Avenue sold «1 1-2 below
yesterday's tlnal price, Union Pacific.
N. Y. Central. Delaware & Hudson and
(lrcat Northern old. 1 1-4 and North.
rm Pacific. Reading and lnterhorough-
llictropolltan 1. liuying to cover
brought Union Pacific up to where it
lcit oft yesterday and other important
stocks rallied l~2.
WALL STREET, Noon—Dolmen
was the most. distinguishing feature of
the market. the fluctuations being nar-
row nnd unimportant. The market had
a rather easy tone, with Reading anti
Union Paciiic most frequently sold.
Third Avenue rallied 3 1-2 60.
llouds were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~i)caiiugs
were largely restricted to a handful of
stocks uttor midday. and their priccs
were not cshntlally clmnncd ttntll 1
o‘clock. when the market saggcd l0
lluf‘ lowest. Manhattan full (l M to
11 )_
NEW YORK, August 2:i.-'l‘hc i‘oi-
ton icxchauuc here will he closed Sac
urduy. August at.
to
AUTOMOBILES NOT AS GOOD A8
HORSES.
\i’ASlilNG'i‘ON. August 23.——l3rig.~
(lcu. J. ll. Aicshirc. tho qttnrtornmutur-
TINEL '
J-V‘
Last
t Midst ‘. tin
ANCE SALE.
rt
OUR. NEW SHOWING
P ‘ . ,
. HEAD T0 FOOT
98 Washington Street,
PRICES. .
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Tel. 165-5. "5 '33?“ “he
WEEK.
tutitimtmm‘ ‘
THESE ARE THE LAST. DAYS or our. CLEAR~
‘ ECONOMY is THE WATCTWORD THAT‘ 51“»le
us ALL, AND tr's SAVlNG TlME Now you you.
JUST IN. ,
or TAiLoRiNG rAD‘atcs
ts .iNTERESTlNG TO‘SWELL Darsseas. AND
EARLY SELECTIONS ARE ADVlSABLE To AVotD
DISAPPOINTMENT AND DELAYS.
ORDERS TAKEN NOWiWiLL HAVE BETTER.
HAND WORK TAlLoRlNG THAN WHEN THE RUSH
is on DELIVERY‘AT YOUR. PLEASURE;
rALL HAT snowma SEPTEMBER. 2D.
Clothing
4 mos ‘
DUTFITTERS.
South Norwalk.
I_ I”
and finishing lumber.
rooting paper, sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
Pine, Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and
drying facilities.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. 7
'nn: HATCH & BAILEY 00.
(ti-umber and Mill Work for Evetnlhinab-
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE}
l t’.‘
Timber. shingles. lath, all kinds and grade: or beveled Siding. looriul
All kinds or hard Woods, Tar paper. flint coated
Hair insulator and designing papers. ordi-
Doors, sash, blinds. interior house trim in
Chestnut. Straight and fancy, Inw-
ing. turning, pinning, shop jabbing. cabinet work. veneered work. _, Kiln-
Mill. fact of- Marshall Street. pit? ,1)", .‘I’ l' "' Telephone '46.-
Tclephonofiga.
v; -"‘.
”aunt: .; rti:..«,'.,3,,1t}rin .W, 3,347“; w, v ;. . ,. .‘
cont-rid of the army. devotes cmiuldcr-
aldo space in his annual report. in WI:
romouut service. l'lxpcl‘lcnco vi'ltrinii:
the last two years. he says. indicates“
that the purposes of Comply...” m (in.
"iil‘l‘iiilitt i’l‘i‘il “W‘Wft purchases of
“‘"m‘i‘ and “mil" have not boon tlovel~
“l"‘tl it! lib npprociublo extent, ill-
Ulililiiil "Itch purchases as have been
"iii-“Wed were generally of satisfactory
hhilnuls. lio believes that tho results
contemplated in providing for “in"!
lllill‘lii‘i. purchnaoa can ho boat obtain-
cd by tho t-sluhllnhing of u romount
survicu with a main otlico tn Wiitlllllltt-
toll. and three or more rontount do,
imiu, tho luttcr comprom-titling a no
mount diulrtct whono obit-rt would bu
‘0 itivo ouch depot a particular auction
oi the United Sluluu from which i0
rmvolvo its supply of younr; horses.
liilit‘lltlillili: Ilu- nublccr. or uuttmlubiiott
for military purposes, (ion. Alcahlrc
lye that lords of lhouc machines and
rcportu received an to their utility and
coat of mulntouunco do not urnuo lu
luvor of their unlmtltution for any of
tho standard tumour of army truuupoc
tulion.
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TRANBJWLANTIC IRATES.
lililltldN. August. zit-Winn discoun-
ion of tho 'i‘rmm'Aiiantlc utpntnor ..ttu
ltuatton continues in the newspapers
intro. ’l‘bo North German Lloyd (tour
‘puny iulonrnphcd to the ’l‘ugorbiutt lio-
uyime that it, has made an agrtztnmnu
with tho itmnlutrmAnmricnn Line to
mince rules and adding that. the "our
i)lli‘¢~Ahi(!l‘it‘.ltii'ti reduction of the price
or a cabin passage in $107.50 hit a min-
imum Would necessarily ho followm by
a similar reduction on the part. oi the
north German Lloyd.
AMNESTV FOR POLITchL PRIE-
ONEHB.
BUCHAREST. August 23.~l€in§
(marten today granted amnesty to all
those who were implicated in the rum
cent agrarian revolt. with the exact»
tioh of about 200 militant priests and
those already sentenced for murders
committed during the omitting. The
prisoners. who man about 8,000, will
forthwith be released.
RSGEN‘?’ new“. or VEIiiILS.
.. 181mm lamp. on trains: N. 3.,
, st ‘ Thurs.
.i’. , ,
llictit. in!"
tut/y.
. ‘,'
an Washington Street
i
I —
FIGHTlNG FOREST FIRES.
llllZZAllllS BAY, Muss, August. 23.
«Senator l'lbch H. S. Keith denputch-
«d u lurco of I00 Italian laborers from
his car shops at t-lamuuoro. into the
woods botwwu iiotlrnv and Sandwich.
today, to assist in keeping the tire,
which was still smouldm‘iug this morn-
ing, under control. Vcry littlo liopo
is expressed oi outimmlnhimz the tire
until u heavy rain dot-m tho work. law
cry night for tho punt. Wonk. tho lire
apparoutiy luut uulmitlcd. only to brook
out attain the next, day, when tho wind
springs up.
At ll o'clock this morning a south-
thliltit‘ had begun to blow and smoke
was pushing up from ntntnur the hills
sooth ui' itmiruotlulo uud thorn was
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Ironchi 8
Prime
VEGEA'S'VABLES.
J. w; DODGE,
To supply you with your next winter's
*Coal. Call and examine our stock and
the system of cleaning our ($03!. -.,
Harristliansllo.
88 Water St. Phone 450.
Meats 3
South Norwalk
f
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ovary indication at that tints of an-
other tiny oi lire lighting.
SPEEDOMETER ON TRAINS.
argument. or the Chicago d5 Northwest.
urn llallrond is experimenting with a
German speedometer and expects to
adopt it tor general use on all passen-
ger trains. Unlike the speedometer
now in use on the Burlington, the Gor-
inun invention is placed instead of in
the locomotive, in one or the cars com-
posing tho train.
The new machine not only records
the speed which the train makes, but
also records all atoms and their durw
tion, A complete chock thus in item
on the an inn and train crown.
L Sure .
CiiiCAt‘lO, August; 23.—-’i‘he man- _
tsunami , iiibi'.
for lien gambit 3*,
~30“ ’Iiflflhih tiff M '
a, ', m; in.“ coo-sh 7557‘s?
In more than a. cough; it; in a decimated mum
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes; m
lungs—allied to asthma and: the most tritium
source ,9! consumption. It; battlelall, school!
medicine, and. cough cures, 1:)deth
oottqs are worthless and [viz-mini, becoming“
«may taken internally only. ever did credit '-
ouro. BRAZILIAN BALM, the ‘germioidobflw
sum, alone has triumphed incvory case tor 50'
years. i ‘ ' ‘
make 18 drops ovary ll hunt-I and Bill am ”Mike the . . I '
and choutwfihhhfleunulmflmmh mum . ' = ' ‘
penetrates. Maw moitmomuuu m «
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