51 Washington Street. innit liens Mains. . i Wm”. Specials in the grocery line at lini- tied Groce1y company See ad I1 «t—Basebsif'tomorrow Championship game Norwalk vs. Stamford Attorney Geore II. Vosburgh Is in New York today on business. -ML Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py- t thins ,held a meeting last evening. ,i- :8adlENNOI'Wdik v.3 Stamford. Dr. A. H. Baldwin, Herbert Baldwin and Stanley Baldwin are spending to‘ day at Coney Island. Half price sale at the Boston Store tomorrow. Read the ad. in this issue. O’Brien. I George E. Rlsley, of the Electric Vehicle Company, Hartford. is spend- ——Latest Fail Derbies. ing a few days in Norwalk. ~—Latcst Fall Hats. _. ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Otis Allen. of Newark are visiting there uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Tattle of 74 Taylor 11 venue. ~Spring Lamb Legs, 20c 1b.; Fore- Public Market 32 quartets. 12c lb. South Main street. Mrs. M. Fenley, Miss Wilson ‘and Reed G. Haviland, have just returned from a months very enjoyable stay at Swampscott, Mass. ~—Elgln Butter. 280 lb. F.D.L. & (.‘o. Ed ward S. Underhiil Wesiport avenue. -—-C. & K. Derbies. O'Brien. ———- Mrs. Annie Palmer was arrested yes terday afternoon by Constable Good- win, who found her in an intoxicated condition ianast Norwaik. This morn- ing she forfeited a bond of $15. w—Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs... $1.00. F. I). Lawton & Co. .._..—__.....—. Frank Kern, of 19 Stuart avenue, un- derwent an operation at the hospital yesterday for gall stones. The opera- tion was performed by Dr. Jean Du mortier, assisted by Dr. Walter Hitch cock and Dr. ii. C, Sherer. ~i’rime Roast iieei’, liic 111.. at New York Market. The adjutant general has granted 'lcave of absence from September 14 to October 1-1, with permission to leave the state, to Second Lieutenant LeRoy G. Clio, Company H, First Re- giment, C. N, (i., the Hartford Guard. -—~Varuna Spring Water, - F. I). Lawton & Co. The Rev. James H. O‘Donnell. rec- tor of St. Mary's Church, will address the members of his congregation Sun» day on the subject of his trip to Eu~ rope. Previous to the trip, building him up. lit-ad the Union Pahific Tea Colo ad. Mrs. A. .I. Dooley, of New York-for- of South Norwaik is to parti- eipatc in the program of the New ‘ York Library Association, September 23d to 301k at The Roxmcre, In the Catskills, N. Y. Mrs. IIonley's I'llfli'kfl will be on the Work of the New York l’ubltc'ldbrary with the Schools. W. Kel~ mcriy ”- Week-end chocolates at )9. toy. Jr.'11 William E. Sheeha‘u. who is con. nested with the hi. Wrenn Company department store at Springfield. Ohio. arrived In town last night and spending a few days at his former in combining pleasure with business on this trip, as be has been buying goods for his firm In New York. He expects to re- main hers until after Labor Day. holds. Mr. Sheehan g ' W «MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE. South Not-Walk. Stamford and Port Chestsr5 will open Tuesday. Septem- A post card will bring you full information regarding courses of study, toms of tuition. etc. Open- ing day is the BEST TIME TO EN- TEE her 8. 1907. cball tomoa row Championship O’Brien. and family have moved from the Abram Fitch place in Westport avenue. to No. 6 500 case. Taylor 8: Golden.» 7G Washington BL. ‘ r“ trauma». cu,*'A ‘ SAIL. the Katrina. ‘yesterday, and enjoyed a day' a sail on the Connecticut River to Colonel lieu- biota a steam yacht. Katrina. party had a fine dinner at Fenwick. Among those in the party were the fol- lowing: Eat-Governor Chamberlain, of ,Meri‘den; United States Senator [Frank B. Brandeges, New London: Hon. Michael Kencaiy. of Stamford; Sena- mrs James F. Walsh, Greenwich. Wil- liam R. Brown, Ridgedeld; Charles B. Waller, New London; Andrew N. 811ch ard, Portland; Thomas J. S Hartford; Representati as 0; rice cD Barnes, Burt L. Syms, roe Ich; Hart Fens, WiethersiielB- derick Latimer.G1‘o§)Jh;G' g, Waterford t GtedhilBi, Stouington; F H Quintard, *South Norwalk. NEW YORK POLICE WANT BLOOD , Houuos. ' NEW YORK, August 30.—-—A force ot‘bioodhou‘nds to be used In tracking fugitive criminals in the outlying dis« trials may soon be added to New York's Police Department. Fourth De- puty Police Commissioner Woods, who has just returned. from Europe, where he observed the work done in several. cities by police dogs Is enthusiastic over: the idea. He announced today that an experiment with the dogs is now being made in one of the smaller cities in New York state, and this far it has proved highly successful. If the experiment continues as success' ful as it new premises. it Is expected that police dogs will be in service in this city within afew months. MINISTERS' UNION CAST OUT. LA .CROSSE, Wis. August 30.—-’1‘he Ministers' Union, organized only a few Weeks ago and soon after afiiliated with the Trades and Labor Assembly, the supreme labor body of La Crosse, was officially cast out yesterday by that body and refused permission to march In the Labor Day parade. This action was the result of complaints by the brewery workers. who unsorted saloons had resulted In an injury to the. Brewery Workers' Union. The city labor body decided that the crusade by the religious workers was to the harm of their fellow unionists and the official casting out followed. INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIA- TION. PORTLAND. Me.. August 30.—-—The members 01‘ the international Law As- sociation assembled In their twenty- i'ourth annual conference. listened to day to papers and deb ttcd (partitions of mold wide ‘intetest The general topics assigned for the morning and evening meetings \vorc dtvotcc luris diction. contraband of war. neutrality committee, treaties. and “most. favored nation" clause in treaties in commerce. Papers on these questions have been prepared by .1. Arthur linrrcti. of Lon- don andNow York: Lord Justice Ken- nedy, Charles ii. liltitott. of Mtnncapo its; Everett 1’. Wheeler of New Yor.k anti Sir Thomas Barclay. of London. PRINCE GEORGE ENGAGED. COPENHAGEN. August 311.«~’i‘hc engagement of Prince George of Greece, who was high commissioner of the powers in Crete, to Princess Marie Bonaparte. daughter of Prince Roland Bonaparte. of the younger branch of the family, was announced today. The Princess Marie was born in 1882. and Prince George. who is the second son of King George of Greece. rother of King Frederick of Denmark. was born in 1869. AMERICA OFFICERS IN BERLIN. BERLIN, August 30.——The American army ocers, headed by Brig-Gen. W. S. ' rl. who are to attend the autumn (.i'lionncll was in illvhealih and the Edge y, . tour has been of much assistance in manue vars as guests of Emperor William today paid official calls, at- companied by the Americnn military attache. Col Winner and Major von Koerner, the German military attache at Washington. A reception In their honor will be given this afternoon by 001. and Mrs. Wtsser. ALLEGIANCE TO NEW RULER. TANGIER. August 30.-lt was an- ' ' pounced here today that after receiv- ing a communication from Mutat lain fig. the sultan who was proclaimed at Morocco City recently, the governor of San. Siassia Ben Other. proclaimed his allegiance to the new ruler and made preparations to leave Sail for Morocco City. The first street to be lighted by gas was Pall Mail. This was in Janm dry, 1807 Saturday’s Sale StitET MUSIC 100 copy Honey Boy. 'Yiiaatcrday.p any» the Way They Dress. Could You Learn to Lots ‘ You. There's Room for It! All 'on n "3 tic til-It ' the Trolley N bod To. 21:41.. .Coionoi chbicin'o Guest- on Board A’ party of legislators wore the guests of Colonel Louis F.11eubleiu, The f that the recent agitation against the .‘ a Little Girl Like Me. Mandy I Lore j . ,. $2. 50 Trousers, $3 and $3.50 “- $5.00 “ ' . ,. $6.00 . “ . Folk: with an eye to strong economy wait every deacon for our Trousers ante, and profit by Its an» usual pines. "7 5% disappointments for any one. for MW! at big- car stock than ever bofdre, which must be sold this season: , . 1 i now $1.98 . now $2.48 new $3.98 now $4.88 Nearly every size in nearly every style in the combiricd lines. And every pair to nd nd right. “ ‘ ‘I ‘ Fancy Suits formed and boys are still judging out at Red Tag prices. Values grow better as. linear dis minish. Come» now. *.1 OJ 49 Wall St.,’ Notwalk. WATCHMAN. DOES iT PAY to buy the best? You can save money every year—not by feeding cheap.fecd, but by feeding the right feed. Here you will get 11st the right feed for every purpose. Al- ways fresh, ionic ground. always the best 111,,every way, always the most for your money. Buy Oats Thais Clean. _ MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘ KODAKS w" wm.1= Beers’ Book and Stationery Stores. . 6 South Main St, South Norwalk Live Lobsters, Soft Shell Crabs. Hard Crabs, . Weakiisb. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Hai— ibul. Pennies. Lonaand Round Clams. Bluefish. Fresh Arrival Dailu. Lnihiii’s Bridge Fish Meret «STORAGE» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE, WELL'VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDIOE. LOW RATE OF INSURFANGB. Raymond Bros. ow to Save IF YOU NEVER HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SAVE, WE SUGGEST THAT VOU Keep a Cash " ccount ANU FIGUREp UP THE UNNECEBBA RY EXPENSE! POfiA MONTH. :7 THIS CAREFULLY AND YOU WILL 3!! WHERE You Can Save room as To :25 EACH MONTH. we PAY 4 nascent: on savmos calf-0811's. Saturday tannin buns Costs only Zgfipflufld \LM ~- . but for flavor. assortment and purity it is unequaled in this city. Just such a box of delicious assort- ed chocolates as you’d pay 50 cents a pound for any other day than Sap jurday and think you were getting It cheap. STOP IN FOR A BOX. TIIII Iiiiinri » Pharmacy, “The phenomenon arena. TEL. Iii-”4. . FREE-DELIVERY sssvms. ....._.1.-..........._....1:r TODAY lN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 111. ——Light opeiations marked the opening of busi- ness at the Stock Exchange. There was some tiregulartty in the move- ment of prices. but the more prom- Inent stocks were lower. Among the minor issues. Points and Eastern sold at an advanee of 5. North American and Distillers' Securities 1 1-2 and St. Louis and San Francisco second pfd 1. Great Northern pfd.. Reading, Ontario and Western and Amalgamat Mid Copper sold on a substantial fine on. WALL STREET, ii a. m-A more definite tendency developed prices rtlsng slightly when Union Pacific and Reading began to move up. Busi- boss was exceedingly small, traders being 1eluctant to do much owing to the impending three days' holiday. Cn- nadian Pacific opened 1% lower ex div,ideud and Metropolitan Street Railway and Inte1 national Paper yZIeIdatl and 1. respectively, Colo- rado and“ Southet 11 First pfd. rose 1% and liiooklyn Transit its WALL STREET, Noon. ~Priccs mov- ed upwards rather sluggishly before a light demand. Lackawanna rose Witty. on three transactions. Several other stocks accorded gains ranging from 1% to 2%. Metropolitan Street Railway sold off ii to 35 a low record Bonds were irregular. WALL STREFT, 1 p. m.—-—Purchsses became more general in character and there was a further decided advance in sympathy with the demand for U11- ion Pacific. Reading. New York Cen- tral and Smelling. RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. SIASCONSET, Muss..Augn§1t30.-— Steamer Campania, Liverpool and Queenstown for New York. was fifty miles net of Nantutkct Lightship at 6: a. in; villi probably dock about 7:30 a, at. Saturday. NEW YORK, August lids-Arrived: Sir. Baltic. from Liverpool and Queenstown. SABLF. iSLAND. N. 8.. August 30 --Si.r. Caledonia, Glasgow and Movllle for New York, was about 100 miles east of this point at. 3: 30 a. n1.; will probably (look about " :70 a. n1, Sun- day. SIASCONSETT, titans, August 3 — Sir La Lorraine, Home for New Yo1k. was lid) miles east of Nantucket Lightship at. 5: 40 a. m . will probably dock about 7: 30 a at. Saturday. RIASCONSET, Mass. August 30— Kuiserin Auguste Victoria Hamburg. Southampton and Che1bourg for New York. was 110 miles east of Nantucket Lightship at 6 a m.; wiiip prrf'oamy dock about 7: 80 a. n1 Sativjfmy WATERBUB" MAN SHOT. CHESHIRE August 30.—-’i‘homas Crane, oi Waterbury, was shot. and it it: thought seriously wounded. to day. on the Shelton Hitchcock farm. between this town and Waterbury, the assailant bet Is thought to in Lawton. brought Into t wn and his wounds. which wc1e mad by small shot. prob- biy of buck size. Denison, who at a seat the patient to the Waterbury Hospital. The 1111- derstandtng here is that Crane was trespassing upon the farm and had been warned away several times. Crane is 22 years old. fits right side is well-peppered. HOBIERY MILLS CLOSED. BEVERLY. N. largo Turner Enrkhcad Hosiery Mills. the leading industry of this place, have out of work. its employee had been working day and night until yostcrdai’. The closing of the mills. it is 311111.111 due to the difficulty of getting yarn for the manufactureing of goods. and to the fact it In said. that the larger industries have Edi To TALK‘. ‘ . guilt Bow—President Hamilton‘s statement respecting his as lotions to Stuyvesant. Fish was shown closed when i left the Illinois Central to Chicago does not Interest me nor W ’ REAL ESTATE. CAL“. Henry awaits ”£50 ”pawn a man whose name . Crane was . .i.. August lid—Tho closed down. throwing 200 employee ~ the letter gentleman today and he was . asked if he desired to make any reply. . He said: "The Harahan Incident was . office on Wednesday. What he may ' now see fit to give out after his return .. , , Will it load the to break the Iltsuoo ; ‘ _ which i have maintained " noun ’ Evetuthinn is new: no old stock. and the Danes are lower than the exact same man chandisc at the best New York dealers. A fine displau oi woolens are being made . from which we will make to measure suits and overcoals with all the little touches of individuaiiiu oi stale uou mau saddest. Beautiful Fail neokwear just' 111. Price 5 Clothing Store. HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ”’ ”Whit" it 98 Washington Street, South" names. of Tel‘ “5'5. “The. (1,, nan HATCH & BAILEY co. slumber and Mill Work for Everatliihab . man A PIGGERY no A PALACE; "1 "W lv' Timber. shingleo. lath all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. loath)! and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tor paper. dint mtod rooting paper. sheathing paper. Han- Insulator and deafening pope nary and extension ladders. Doors, lash, blinds, Interior house Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight out! (an lug, taming, planing, shop jabbing, cabinet work, veneered wor ‘ drying facilities. '7 I Mill, tout at Marshall Street. All“ I_ fa" Lumber Yard. Water Street. ' i 1" To supply you with your next wilder" Coat. Call and oxamtneo’ur stock I‘nli the system of cleaning our Cost. Harristltianstlo 68 Water St. Phone 450. j. me , Prime Meats VEGETABLES. J. W. DODGE, as Washington Street South Norm!!- . , ,. rs ”Hui Git: Watch our “Want” "Fer Sale” and ”it; Let” Column for antacids. i his cum ANiISEP'flC 0.9.1.98 1, ”its «raw 3 019“ 59115113 BRQt‘Ql'J'ST CONSUMPTION
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