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.Ward‘ Meeker. [of Lynn, Mass, is vi—
siting friends in ‘ Norwalk.
‘ Miss Beatrice Benedict has returned
from a week's vacation trip.‘
Miss Clara. Kraemer is spending
her vacation at Torrington, Conn.
‘ Mrs. J. Edward Adams .of Norwalk,
is theguest of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pea-
body at Laurel. Bench, Milford.
Edawrd J. Cnhill of the Zangs shoe
storehJohnstown, Pena, is spending
a two weeks vacation at his home in
Norwalk.
0. Otis Fitch is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his duties as
book keeper at the National Bank of
Norwalk.
Pension Agent James L. Russell has
moved his office from . Washington
street to Scheidler and Neuendoroi‘f‘s
barber shop in North Main street.
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—Auction tomorrow, household for
niture, 112 East avenue, 10 11.111.011-
posite Selieck’s School. »
John Gadoczi, the Hungarian arrest-
ed for beating his wife, was tried yes-
terday morning in the town court. The
prisoner was fined $10 and costs.
There will be dancing uinvert! evening
this week at Roton J? clot; and next
week there will be ibold the annual
benefit dance for the orchestra.
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it has not yet been decide how many
more dances will be held before the
close of the season. it is probable how
ever that. in addition to this Saturday
night’s another will follow in a week.
’ The Arnold foundry in Norwalk is
closed for three days in order that the
cupola may be re-iined. This operation
is necessary quiet often, owing to
the intense heat. A brick lining is us-
ed.
Joseph B. Ellis. J12. of Waterbury.
formerly of Norwalk, spent Sunday at
Labor Day at his home her and left
town today for Asbury Park and vici-
nity .Where he will spend most of the
present week.
The loss and damage of the. old Ea
ale Hotel building, owned by General
West, has been-l,adjrrsted and paid
through the insurance agency of J. M.
Layton & (101111111111c Inc., who carried
the insurance
Frederick F d, of Burrltt avenue,
underwent an rotation this morning
at the Norwaik‘lflospitull ft1rha small]
tumor on the 1a m of l1 s r g t 1am
'l'he''opermov‘imr performed bwa1.
Jean Dumortler
The ne'xt t the Knob will
be held on Sat ybight Owing to
the disagree aythcr yesterday at-
tornomr, there was no concert by Bent
ley‘s orchestra .1111 arranged. Last over
him; this orchestra furnished music
for dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tllley have
returned from a vacation trip to New
Milford. Albany, Coopertown, Shar-
ron Springs and Cherry Valley. While
at the latter place they stopped with
llahcri llotlrcrinuton. a brother of
Miss itch-11 lletherington. of Washing-
ton strcct
' “Auction tomorrow, household for»
niturc. 112 East avenue, 10 a. 1a. 011-
posits Sellcck'a School.
Her Future Armored.
She Was one of five beautiful also
fern. and the young man didn’t scam
to be able to center his affections on
any particular one of them.
“You." she said. shyly: “I have
been working in the kitchen all day.
Momma thinks it is wonderful the
way i have learned to cook. I baked
bread and pies today. and boulder
that got the dinner, as it was the
doomsday 1111.",
. "That is fine,” said the young
11.1.1111“. lmogcnc.” he continued
while she tried not to look expect.-
tut. “there is a question I Want to
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depend most of my future happi-
tees.”
“And not II it?" Iho «lied,
edging a rifle nearer to him.
"it 1 nhonid marry one of your
claim will you make your home
with ucf”-Jud¢e. ,
Taylor 81 Golden.
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Michael Caramel"
‘.GN1ne.,,‘fCaudht at Stamford.
Antonio Geneva and wounded three
others at a chrisgenlng in Waterbury
Sunday night, was arrested here yes
the lockup confessed to killing Gene-
va. Carponelll is an undersized ital-
lan about 35 years old and said that.
he was on his way to Naples, where
ire lived before coming to this coun-
try. 2
He had a ticket from Naugatuck to
New York and about .360.in
clothes. Tile accused man says that
he was attacked by the man be after-
ward shot and displayed two or three
rents in his coat to back up his state'-
ment. He declared that some one
shot right and left to protect trim-
sell‘. lie is held awaiting the rurivai
of Waterbury authorities
‘COLORED ODD FELLOWS MEET.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3,—b‘rom var-
ietis parts of New England, New York
to the numberof about 600 gathered
here yesterday to attend the demon-
stration convention of colored Odd Fel-
lows, which opened yesterday and corr-
tinued through today. Because of the
rain, the parade scheduled for yester-
day did not take place. a meeting in
the local lodge rooms being substitut-
ed. There was a reception reception
in Music Hall last. night.
an address of welcome by Mayor Stud-
ley and an oration on ‘Odd Fellow
ship" by Grand Master W. L. Houston,
dancing was enjoyed. Another dom-
castration convention is to be held
in Boston next Septemebcr
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LABOR DAY .AT ROTON POINT.
The weather kept down the atten-
dance at ltolon Point, brrt during the
late afternoon and evening there were
large delegations of pleasure seekers
there. The yaudevllle performance
was much enjoyed and will continue
«each afternoon. and evening this week.
There will be dancing Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. The Wheeler 11
Wilson band did not come down from
Bridgeport on account of the weather
outlook. The i"'lrew01ks display was
giv,en and was highly appreciated
There will be another and bigger dis.
play on Thursday night.
SCHOLARS BACK TO SCHOOL.
There was a great scurrying about
town with school. books this morning.
for the fall term opens today. Vaca-
in order that the children might. get
back to their studies on time During
the present suruer vacation. the school
buildings. of the town have Iltli‘ii llIiit
ed ill first class condition for iIli‘
year '11 work .’i‘here have been but com
paratively few changes in the personal
of the touching forces.
GENERAL PORTER DEAD.
VlNl’l‘A, l. ’I‘., Sept. 3.-—(loncral
Pleasant Porter, the noted chief of the
Creek indiau Nation .11ch here today
aged 66. Second Chief Tiger will suc-
ceed him as chief of the Nation.
.11....BIDS FOR TORPEDO BOATS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. il.»—~lil(ls were
opened at the Navy Department todrrym
for the Construction of five torpedo
boat destroyers under the terms of the
naval appropriation of 1906 and 1907.
The limit. orcost was fixed at 3800,-
1100 for each boat, and no bidder was
authorized to receive contracts for
more than two of them.
PREVENTIVE 0F MOBQUI'I‘OS.
Under the Circumstance! They
Ocular! No Annoyance.
A Kentucky Congressman tells of
a Muisvillo man rather well-known
' throughout the State for his convi»
vial qualities who last summer vista
ted a friend living in a town on the
lower Mississippi. He took with
him his servant, a faithful old negro
of seventy years.
The morning after the arrival of
the Louisville man, his host, who
had risen a little earlier than uncut.
encountered the colored man walk-
ing about the grounds.
cured by the ntccquitor.” observed
the head of the place. ”i'm sorry to
It." they're pretty had just now ”
“Oh no. nah!" cheerfully respond-
ed the servant. “Lu’ evonin' Marne
John when he went to bed was no
interior-acted he don't. mind an 111111111-
0" at all. on dis morain' do cheater-
is so interior-cowl day don't mind
Mam John."
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Charged With _
smauronn. Sept. 3.-~Michael Car» ‘
ponelli, the Italian who shot to death ‘
terday noon on the Naugatuck express ‘
,. usual values.
IOIIOI'I: ‘ .
Fdikc’thh an eye to streng‘ economy waifi
reason for our Trousers sale. and profit by
No disappointment. for any one. for we' VI
‘ger stock then ever before, which must be 80‘
$2. 50? ' Trousers,
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now $1.98
A drug store goods when it's inconven-
. tent to go to the store for them.
Don’t: Do
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Phone.
There may be“ times When you want
No,
need of doing without. Just
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FOR DRUGS.
That is our number and it connects I
your house with a (hug store of the
best drugs, medicines and sundries.
Will gladly send you the desired ar~
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2 and Snell models, beautifullu. 11110111115 here.
Evemthing' is 1101115" no old stock. and the,
prices are ion/e1 thin the ma same 1161 ‘
on his way to New Yurk, and when in I
$5.00 -
$3 and $8.50 “
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$2.48
his .
handed him a revolver and that he ‘
and ,New Jersey, members of lodges .
Following ,
tious were suddenly ended for many, W
"l hdpo your master wasn't anw
$6.00
in the combined. lines.
right.
at Red Tag prices.
mlnlsh. Come now.
14 South Main Staci.
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49 Wall St., Norwalk.
.. Nearly every size in nearly every style-a
And every pair is n
DOES IT PAY
to buy the best? You can save money every yeah-not by
feeding cheap feed, but by feeding the right feed.
you will get just the right feed for every purpose.
ways fresh, borne ground, always the beat in every way,
always the most for your money.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
$4.88
size!
and
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Fancy Suite for men and boys are still got u out
Vatues‘ grow better as It
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
KODAKS
Wm. P. Beors’
Book and Stationery Stores.
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a South Main 31., sad. Norwalk
Live .LobSters,
Soft Shell Crabs. Hard Crabs,
Weakfish. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Hal-
ibut._Ponlles. Long and Round Clams.
Fresh Arrival Dalia.
Cutbili’s Budge F111 MarkeJ
Bluefish.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——'I‘he
resumption of operations on the Stock
interval resulted in moderate changes
from Saturday's closing level. These
were mostly gains helped by the high
or prices established abroad during
the cessation of business here. but a
number of the industrial stocks show-
ed small frnctionai declines. St. Louis
and San Francisco second preferred
rose 1 5-8. Erie first pfd. 1 1-4, Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific, Reading,
Brooklyn Transit, Third Avenue and
American Smelting about a point, and
Southern Pacific, New York Central,
_ St. Louis and Western pld. and Amer-
ican Locomotive largo fractions.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.——'l‘l1c rise
caused a11rodcrate'amount of realizing
which virtually wiped out all the ad
vaucos. Purchases of Amencan
Smelling gave a renewed upward int:
coins to prices later and there was a
recovery to the opening level or above
'lon increased dealings; American
Smoking gained 2% Corn Products
pfd., Reading 1%. Canadian Pacific.
Norihcrn Prrcitlc Delaware and liud
son and National Lead 1%, Union Pa-
clllc 11., and Atohlson St. Paul N Y.
Central Southern Pacific \\ abash pfd.
t‘lcwiunrl, g. C. and St. Louis Ameri-
can Ltlf‘unlt‘lllit‘, Sugar and U S Rub-
bcr First [lid-1 to lit.
WALL STREET. Noon—Stock were
taken in substantial amount and with
a steady and vigorous rising tendency.
advance of 1%. Many other prominent
stocks scored gains ranging from i to
3. Chicago Union Trunction pfd. rose
9. Honda were firm.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——llulllsh
sentiment became more pmuounoml
and there was a further substantial
rise in which American Smelling and
Reading were heavily bought. A long
list of stocks wore up between one
and two points, the market showing
more rigor and stability than in many
Weeks. l-‘rlces reacted a fraction with
a (piloting of the demand. American
Bnroltlng rose 5.
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Unique Lighthouse. n,
The most extraordinary 015‘“ Brit-
Ish lighthouses is to be for ad on Am-
tah Rock. Eton-now»; my...“ rock
which I! "93"” d from the island of
LEWIS I?! D 'obannel over 600 feet wide.
On this rock a. conical beacon is erect-
1.11111! on its summit a lantern is
fixed from which, night after night,
Ihlnsl a light. which Is seen by the 111111-
crmen far and wide. The wards which
the lighthouse is illuminated a this:
On the Island of Lewis is 11. its thence.
and from a window in the tower a
stream of light is «projected on to a
mirror in the lantern on the summit
of Amish Rock.——lllxchanze.
/ Compulsory M. PM.
The Norwegian parliament consist!
of 114 members. may of whom sit in
the house under protest. All Norwea
[inns over 26 word or we who satisfy
certain conditions ,1" of - midcncc, 0111..
must in the local parish church once in
three year: and anemone man out
of every 100 prelim: to select the mem-
hm of parliament or the country. The
men If) selected to. bound to serve,
whether they like the honor or not.
immediately pariiirncnt meets one-
fourth at the members 111. chosen to
form the upper bod“. the remaining
three-fourths constituting the lower
houses-railedelphtbudycr.
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i in a cluster it'd Yours.
in an almost perfect state of prescr-
vation, and easily recognizable, the
dead body of a guide named Nisan .
native of Aorta. fully. who fell into a
novice to 1577 near the “manic cf
front the ice.
Hui 11m «unending the mountain
111 coarser was no 1111111911 11111111-
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ticle or articles, and delivery will be
No trouble to us; We make a special
Ekclrange after the three days' holiday ‘
American Smelling was buoyant at an
Ionic Ron. 1m rcccntly recovered,
chandise at the best New York dealers. ‘1
A line displau of woolens are being ma. 1.
from which we will make to measure stats, .
and overcoats with all the little teaches Oi
indiridualiiu 01 state nou‘mau suggest.
Beautitul Fall neckwear just in. "
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98 Washington Street, 211,11 South Namath“. ~
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and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard .woods. Tar paper. flint 009M 2,
P0011118 paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening paper-yum!"
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior hours trim In
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy law-
inx, turning, planing, shop lobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kill-
drylng facilities.
Mill, fact of Marshall Street. I rIr {1321-11, I“ f
Lumber Yud. w.t°rlsueet. .’ v r ’ )1"- 54
Telephone 115.
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Coal. Call and examine our stock and
the system of cleaning our Coat. 111
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