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tit . Lane’s.
51 WilSIlIIlflitlIl Street.
WMmWWO
11111 1111111111
George L. Woodward is visiting at
the .Ialnsetown Exposition.
Letter Carrier Ii 0 Bailey is enjoy
.ing a couple of days vacation.
There will he a grand display of fire-
woiks at Rotou Point, Thursday oven-
ing.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Ii. Holmes, of
Main street have ieturiicd from their
European trip.
Edward F. Smith, of the Southern
New England Telephone Company, is
spending a. few days in Middletowkn.
Chief of police William Voilmer to-
day started on a two weekS' vacation.
()iilcer Frank Raymond is acting as
chief during his absence.
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Baldwin and
sons Ralph and Stanley. and Oliver
S. Stanley, took an automobile trip to
Lake Waccabue yesterday.
~City Hotel Union harbors, Chas.
Webster, Joe Nardo and Otto Rohde.
The. Rev. James H. O'Donnell. rector
of St. Mary's Church, John T. Hayes,
and party are expected to arrive in
New York, tomorrow i‘1'm their Euro-
pean trip.
William K. Maples, while driving
through Wail street, Norwaik. in his
automobile Friday, struck and kill-
ed a pet. dog owned by Mrs. William
K. James.
Despite the threatening weather,
there was a large attendance. at The
Knob 1111111111 Saturday night. Many
were caught later in the evening by
the shower. which struck the. shore
very heavily.
Charles A. Anderson, who has been
taking the summer course at Mount
Hermon, has been spending a few days
in South Norwalk. Mr. Anderson will
return to Mount Hermon for th1.1 full
term in September,
Though th11 rain of Friday and Sat-
urday did the surrounding country
much good, three or four more days 111‘
downpour would be \‘t'l'y 11'1111'1111111. to
the farii‘u-rs. ’I‘iio brooks have felt the
late rain but. little.
A trolley car jumped the track in
Wall street, Norwalk, Saturday night.
and turned crosswise ot' the. rails 1111
the brick pavement. One of the big
double truck cars got. into trouble on
the Roton Point division Saturday
night and caused 11. tie-up near the oil
works.
John “Doc” White, :1 Norwalk man.
drank 11111 much Saturday night and
was picked 1111 I11 a doorway by Scr
1111:1111 Leathcrland next morning, betug
1'-11I1-1111c. to underline at the appointed
failed to Ilititcrlizo at the appointed
time. This time i111 was fined $7 and
costs and preterm] to Work out the 111111-
11111111,
m"-Iiont fail to 111111111! the summer
night festival of South \‘orwaih (‘111111-
1- II, Knights ofC11I11111I1ua.11tIt11d Itl11ii‘ 1;
Hall 'I‘1111111Iay. A1111.25 Iiigh 11111111111ii~
t11rtainincnt. refreshments, excellent
1111111i1'l‘111 concert and data: 11. 11nd 111'111y-
thing that 11111111 with 11 good than. 1111111-
11111I i111o.lain1111 A. Ili'cnniiii, late of
\‘11111'1‘11 MIIIHII‘PIH. baritone; W. ii. 'I'In-
our. leading tenor singer of Western,
(I11111111ctt1 111: break Iliiiit.liw11iie,oi
Bridgeport, nionologu11 ariiat and sing
111' of original topical 1111111111 with 11 new
bunch of original pnrodlcn on popular
conga. funny sayinga and local hitii.
amn-
thliaiu ..I M1Iiugh and a party who
IIIIVI- I1111-11 cruising to tho eastward in
Mr Mctiiighu 11111-1111 launch, Nitro-
ilycorin, i'111111'ncd to this harbor Satiir'
day from P1111 .I11lt‘11111on. The Sound
wan voiy rough and sonic. of the party
wore my much I11 doubt as to their
being aide to mono the Sound with
safety
The. effect of Friday and Saturday's
rain 111111 not yet. 11111111 felt. by the Nor-
walit water ayateiu. though it is I111.
Iieved that the Scot reservoir, tin
upper pond in filling up 11t11wiy.t\‘o
water will run 111111 11111 (ii-111111 "1111111-
voir nah-1111 It flows over the Scott
1111111 or the 111111111 111'11 11111111111i.'iI111
tiriipo recurred 111i] uix niches 1111,1111
during the twoniy- -Iotir hours 11p to hint
night. The water hi now seven 111111
and iii extremely diaanrccaiile to tho-
periple who are supplied by tin1 1111-11
11.1111. .
Little Willie-*Whut are debts. 1111'!
I’ENIMMII. my son. are intent partners
of experience.
now is THE TIME
to buy your Kodnlnr to take. with 11111
on Labor 1111;. tiny them at the K11»
dull 11111111.
Film, Pompano».
A111 11111111111
Against fire? 1
Taylor & Golden."
- ting in a chair.
111 wit-111111111111 at. Tel. 2111-2.
OIITUARY NOTES.
MRS JAMIMA KE‘LLOCIG
Kellottg. died quite suddenly yesterday
afternoon at the family home in Cen-
ter avenue. as the result. of a cerebral
hemmorrliage.
M1111. Kellogg was stricken with pa-
rysis about a month ago but it was not
believed that death would come so
soon. Mrs. Kellogg passed away sit-
'I‘he deceased, in ad-
dition to her husband, is survived by
two daughters Mrs. George A. Bell, of
Norwalk 'and Mrs. Schuyler Waterbury
of BiHldgeport She was (I7 years,11
months and 20 days of age.
Funeral services will be held from
the. iesidence Wednesday afternoon at
3 11 ‘clock
HAROLD SCUDDER.
received a telegiam, Saturday an-
111111111 ing the sudden death of their
n11phcw, Harold Scudder, at Lake
Placid, In the Adirondack Mountains.
The deceased was about thirty years
of age and had been an invalid for
some time.
WILLIAM BROWN.
William Brown. a veteran of the Cl-
vil War, died Saturday at the Fitch
Soldier's Home, Noroton, Saturday, 11%
ed 67. Death was due to heart dis-
ease and asthma. Funeral services will
he held tomorrof afternoon and burial
will occur at Spring Grove Cemetery.
SUSAN E. COMSTOCK.
Miss Susan E. Comstock, aged 86
Wilton, from old age. Funeral servi-
ces will be held from her late resi-
dence of Strong Comstock in Wilton.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock.
INEANT GOLDSTEIN.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto (ioidstein of Silvermine, died 011
Saturday night. The remains will he
placed in the Riverside Cemetery r111
calving vault temporarily. tomorrow.
and later will be taken to New York.
JOSEPHINE ZUARNIEAWSKI.
Jesephlne Znarnlcmvski,‘ infant,
daughter of Joseph Zuarnieawaki. of
the Fair Irounds. Norwalk, 11ch this
morning. The remains will I111. buried
tomorrow in St. Mary's Cemetery.
FUNERAL Oli‘ C. S. ii’lELAND;
The funeral of the late Charles S.
Ireland was held yesterday afternoon
from his home, 1 Oak avenue, and was
Ia‘rgely attended by relatives and
friends. Rev. II. A. Linwood 'Sadt.lcr.,
rector of Trinity Church. olilciati-d. and
the interment. was I11 Riverside (311111-
11111i'y. The. ineiiiiicrs of I‘ 11111111 Tribe.
‘1. (I. It. M., of which Iln1 deceased was
a inciiihcr, attended I11 11 I1111I,\'.’i‘hc
pull hearers 11'111'11 members of the
tribe. Messrs. Howard Zelnt‘i’. (ii-0111.511
It. Iiirst- A. II. Iiiiil. Otto Liudstrom.
.loliii 'I‘ryoii. and Harry Tryon. At
the grave the beautiful and Impres-
sive lied Men‘s Si‘l'VIf't“ was conducted
by (treat Senior Sagamorc William
Miller. The ”oral oi‘t‘crings Wore
Iiaudsoiiic. the Red M1111 sending a
large pillow and thi1 nicnilwrs of the.
lloton I'qint IIIIIHIOII ot the l‘nit11d
States \"oluiii1111i lflhlic ‘111i1111 ('HIIIR of
11I1I1I1 il111 (It'l'cilactl 1111.1; also 11 11111111-
I111. 1'1, a beautiful 11"1.111itii
FUNERAL OF‘ G. W. BENEDICT.
The funeral services over the late
Dr. George \V. Benedict were held this
afternoon from the faintly residuum1 in
West avenue, and were of a simple
character. R1111. Charles S. Muciarland
pautor of the South Norwalk (‘ongrc-
gatiouni Church. oiilciatcd. The pall-
bearers w111'11 Charles T. Diamond,
John .I. (hivuniigh, James Paul and
Charles S. St. John. The Inici'iiieiit. was
in the family plot in Pine Island 111111111
lery.
FUNERAL (ii? I‘AIII. YOIINIIS.
The funeral of the 111111 Earl Youngs,
son of Mr. and MI‘H. ('hiirh-s A Yoiuigi-i
was held yesterday afternoon at 2:110
o'clock from the faintly residence, 12
Lowndei-i avenue. ltcv. Soul 0. (2111'-
ilce officiated, 'I‘iic interment was in
llivei'iilde (31111111111131.
FUNERAL Oli‘ MRS I’ISACRE'I‘A.
The funeral of tin.1 Iiit11 MI'I'I. Maria
l’iHi11‘11‘cI11 mother of Isabella Ilomiino
was held thin morning 111 11 o'clock
from St. Joncpii'n (tiiiii'cli. The inter-
11111111 was In St. Mary‘a (i1111111111r11.
BISHOP PARTRIDGE MOTHER
DEAD.
S'I‘AMIPORI), August 211.-—M1-11. Ilc
,I1~11 l). Partridge, mother of lliahop
I’nitr,l1igc of tin! Iiipincopai Ilium-1111,11!
Kyoto. Japan 11nd of William (ii1‘IwiI.V
I’aiti'idgc, th1l noiiipioi' 111' New York.
died 111 the Solution] ilull Siiiiinulnm
yeatetday from tnt'Irinlticii of old 111111..
11l111 having been in hr 77th year. Iloth
i111r 11111111 worn at hot beside when the.
end 111111111. The body Wiui taken to
Brooklyn today.
“My wii‘11 dorsal. say 'hoo when I
come home at midnight." “Neither
does mine, but aha says nearly every
thing 11l1111 in the dictionary ”wiiciroit
l1i'1111 Prone.
5 Dali Stile of
SHEET MUSIC
6 Copies for 1011.
30 VIEWS OF NORWALK. 201:.
Largest usurtment of Pout Cards in
am e.
COLEMAN’S
NIWU OTORI
WW
Mrs. (lamina Kellogg, wife of Jarvis ,
'I‘Iic Misses Scndder. of West sheet, '
years. died yesterday at her home in ‘
Actual Reductions on
Summer Suits
i
. , . - , , 1 '
Actual reductions allied to‘big valuci form the
lever with which we are moving all of this season’s
stocks of Summer Suits for men and young men.
Menare buying new, because they appreciate the
high character of our clothes and bgcausc they know
our price cuts are big and genuine.
There remains good choosing at each. reduced
price, especially among the better and best qualities
o
in large and small sizes:
$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 for men in a hur-
ry to get away. Good trunks and bags to take away
with you.
OUTFII TERS
:14 South Main Street.
Telephone Call 632-2. '
" DOES IT PAY ' ‘ ‘ S
to buy the best? You can save money every ycztr~iiot by
I‘e1‘111ing.chcap i’cc1-l.l1nt. by feeding the right; food.
you will get just the right. feed for every purpose.
ways fret-iii, home ground,
llcrc
AI-
aiways iI111 best In every way,
i 7.1.11“!!!
always the most for your money.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
KODAKS
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
Store Closed Today.
Open
Tomorrow Morning.
illitbill’s Bridge Fish Market
é-iSTORAGEt»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGEJOF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN.
How to Save
m
IF YOU NEVER HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SAVE, WE SUGGEST THAT YOU
Keep a Cash Account
AND FIGUREp UP THE UNNECESSARY EXPENSES FOR A MONTH. DO
THIS CAREFULLY AND YOU WILL SEE WHERE
You Can Save
FROM $6 TO 325 EACH MONTH.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. 0N SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
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110 111111111 1111;» humans t11111111111111
REXALI.
REMEDIES
REXALL HAIR TONIC. An unsup
passed cure for dandruff. falling hair
.Cents Bottle.
REXALL ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION.
An absolutely safe antiseptic solution
for lnternor and external use. Price
25 Cents Bottle.
REXALL LARKSPUR LOTION.‘ A
Speedy and certain remedy for the den-
truction of all parasites of the hair.
Price 25 Cents Bottle.
REXALL POISON IVY LOTION.
For the immediate relief and perma-
nent cure of ivy poisoning. Price '25
Cents Bottle.
REXALL SHAVING LOTION. A de.
Iightful antiseptic preparation for use
after shaving. It freshens, cools and
comforts the skin. Price 25 Cents.
All REXALL REMEDIES are sold
under the REXALL GUARANTEE,
which is: If the Rexall preparation
purchased does not give satisfaction,
come back and get your money; it be-
longs to you and we want you to have
it.
.1;
I111 Ititttiit Pharmacy,
r11: PRESCRIPTION non.
TEL. 111—1.
FREE DELIVERY sanv1cs.
“H, .-. ._. fl
NAUGHTY CHAPLAIN'S LUCK.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. n1.-1Thc1
opening trading in stocks was dull and
prices til the prominent issues were
generally higher. There was a. fair
mixture of losses. howevcr_ in stocks
of less importance Union Pacific
Southern Pacific, Southern Railway pf.
and Ancondn lose 1., Canadian Pact
lie 1‘ A, and Reading, Great Norihcin
pi‘d., American Smelling an Repubil
can Steel large fractions. Manhattan
rose. 2. Denver and Rio Grande sold at
11 decline of 2%. General Electric 1%
Metropolitan 511-6111, Railway and Re-
publican Steel Pt‘d. l.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—~I.argc
selling orders \1'111'11 distributed in a
halt dozen stocks and the entire mar-
ket declined below last. wcck‘s clos-
Iiig. i‘iiion Pacific gave way from
1:25 to 123 l-2,an1l Pennsylvania. Itcad-
tug, Atlantic Coast Linc. Norfolk &
\l’i-Htcrii. Missouri I’aciiic. Amalgamat-
111I (‘oppcr and Smelling sold I to l i-N
below Saturday's closing. and New
York i‘cnirul 1 3-4. A11 interval of
pronounccd dullness followed. lint
pitccs \i1I1l11d again on more active
d1- 1II111.11 ’I‘olcdo, St. Loiiin‘and West-
111'11 pl1.l gained I. and American 'I‘o-
lilicco pi’il. 15-8.
WALL STIIEIG'I‘, noon—The market
rallied to about the opening prices for
some stocks. Union Pacific rose
again to 1 over Saturday's close and
Great Northern pm. and Northern l’a-
Gilli? also gained 1. Trading became
very dull again and part of the ad’-
vances were lost. Ilouda Were weak.
WALL STREET 1 11.m.——Tlie 11n-
111111111111 was feverish and prices stigged
slightly when Union Pacific dropped to
1.23% A subsequent rise in Reading
to 90 11111ch the list up 11 triile and
Union Pacific iecoveicd to Saturday' 8
closing. Third Avenue broke 41/4 to
I113 11nd InternutioniiI-Mercunilie pi‘d,
out 2. . 1
NEW YORK. August 26.——Today the
(:oinioliiiiitcd Stock Exchange took poo
session of list new building 1111 the1
Houthoiiafi corner of Bread and Beaver
11111111111. 11 fornuil ceremonies were
held, but there will be a housewarming
when, the hot season is over.
The site of the new building Is 1111-
“Viiilltllleonely 10121111111 in the heart of
“the financial district, within a block
of the New York Stock. (lotion and
Produce Exchanges. It wan purchosed
872.50 11 square foot!
The building, which is classic in
style, the Broad street front. showing
11 row of ionic columns. In of limestone
on 11 bane of granite and Is surmount~
ed by a dome.
A11 innovation in the Board room Is
an electric clock, which strikes auto-
matically the opening hour—~10 11. m.
It signals again at 2:16 p. in. the re»
cognizeii limit of time for the delivery
of blocks and at 3 11.111. it again
sounds the 111mg. followed by 11 vibrnh
Ing belt. which rings for fifteen 11e-
conds.
Coincident with the removal the me
change will drop the obsolete "Po
troieum” from i111 otllchii title and he-
eome known as the “Con lidnted
Stock Exchange of New Yort. " deni-
11111 in oil having 111111111111 many years
ago.
‘1',
LICENSE CAMPAIGN IN PLAIN»
FIELD. '
PLAINIi‘llmil), August 26-Thiu town
is considerably excited ovar- tlio cam-
paign which will determine whether or
not license 11111111 11191 F,
ii sides are Work s 111111 11 1111111111111,
whogotud’i’m. but 111';
and irritation of the scalp. Price 50
PR1 ‘
11"”
LAST WEEK
' 361' HI 1' --——+-----' “MIAMI 111111111 .
THESE ARE THE LA 51‘ DAYS OF OUR. CLEAR- ~
ANCE SALE. ,
,EcoNoMY LS THE WATCTWORD THAT STIRS
U5 ALL. AND IT'S .SAVIIIG TIME NOW FOR. YOU.
JUST IN-
our. new snowmqor TAILORING FABRICS
l5 INTERESTING 1'0 .swuti. 1111115513115, AND
EARLY SELECTIONS ABLE: ADVISABLE To AVOID
DIJAPPOINTMENT AND DELAYS.
omens TAKEN NIDW WILL HAVE 1113111311.
HAND WORK rAitoRiNt'. THAN WHEN THE 1111.511
IS ON DELIVERY AT YOUR I’LEASURE;
FALL HAT snowmaissrrrnbrn 211.
Prices“ Citiiiiiiig Store.
HEAD TO FOOTI OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street,
1"“
South Norwalk.
Tel. 165-5. “Willi"
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
-<1Lumber and Mill Work for Evenilhinabo
FROM A PIGGEIIIY TO A PALACE}
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1.)r’--—-~—-— '1
Timber, Ihlnglen, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, Ioorlnl
and finishing lumber. All kinds of‘hal'd woods. Tar paper, flint coat“
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening paperl, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. dash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy, Inw-
Iug, turning. planing, shop jabbing. tiabinet work. veneered work. Kum
drying facilitiel.
II
Mill. foot of Marshall Street. 1' ‘1' 13"": ‘ 1 ” Telephone '46.-
Lumber Yard. Water Street. "‘ ' " " Telephone 4112:
a
1.1““1312'1 11.1111») Warp" ,rn 11)
' 1
1.1551,
4‘
1511111131,,» 1. m, 1' .11
. To supply you with your next winter'e
Coal. Call and examine our stock and
the system of cleaning our Coal. “
Harrisiitianstio.
68 Water St. Phone 450.
at. a cost of $870,000 or at. the rate of H
entail 1.th 981W.
VEGEII'ABLES.
"J. W. EIODGE,
22 Washington Street South Norwalk
STOLE FODOR'B WHISKEY.
Louis 1111111111111, 1111 eighteen-Hear oid
Hungarian, wan arrested yesterday 11111
the alleged theft of $15 worth of whis-
key from Mike Fodor’s celicr. The
boy was caught filling beer bottles
from the barrel. H11 had let it good
amount. of whiskey run out on the
floor. Iie said this morning that he
had done It out of revenge, 1111 Fodttir
owcd Iiiiii 111111111 11111111111.Judgo 'i‘uyitbr
lined ltuukas $7 and coats.
Sale
Still Going
Ii. GUTTIEB'S.
MEN. AND IOYI’ PURNIIHIR.
11 NO. MAIN .12. IO. NORWALK.
Mr. iIoI1it.Ii11—-“Yon 11111111. know die
value of money." Mm. Holdtite—u‘l
could learn if i had seine.”—-Uticn Oli-
15 more than a. cough;
motion or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—outed to 11111111111 11. and the most fruitful-
it.' is a. deep-seated infiam
souruo'of consumption
. It baffles all uchoolsct'
medicine, and nought
cures, 1119.111111an nan
notice are worthless 'd harmful, because no
remedy taken internist y only, ever did or can
cure. , BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bail
3am, alone has triumphed in every case for 90.:
years. '
Take 15 drops every 2 hem and no SURE to bathe the 1111111111
and chest with hot, «11111111 111111. 91111171113111. 'rliauil monarch It
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coup
«youth. out the 11111111111 A? it“ 1 1 We. {up ewe manhunt
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