_ Si Washinuln Street
Manama,
local liens lilies.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M. held a
regular meeting last evening.
The barge Eastern Star has arrivod
with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers. .
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Charles Kelley has returned to im-
aco, N. Y., where he is attending Cor~
nell University.
A meeting of the W. C. T. U. was
held yesterday at Mrs. Richardson’s
residence, in West avenueili' '
A shore dinner will be enjoyed at
‘ Dorlons Point next Friday by the Busi-
ness Men’s Association of Northport.
———C. & K. Derbies. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Ambler, of
Wilton. are expected home this even-
ing from a sojourn in the White
Mountains.
Mrs. A. N. Clark, who has been vls~
iting friends in Massachusetts and Ver-
mont, the past three weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Dr, and Mrs. George Hitchcock. of
South Hadley Falls, Mass, are guests
of the tormer's brother, Dr. Dexter
Hitchcock, of Norwalk. '
A meeting of the Church Council, of
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. was held yesterday and plans
were made for the year's work.
Arthur '1‘. Murray. of Norwaik, be-
gun the duties or a, position in the
draughtiug department: of the Locomo-
bile factory at Bridgeport yesterday.
-—-lt“ree hot roast beef tonight.
irai Hotel Cafe, corner Monroe
Chestnut streets.
(ion-
and
'i‘he lawns show with renewed
crceuncss the effects of the heavy
rain this week. but the brooks have
as yet shown no effects of the. copious
showers. ,
Two freight trains in collision in
Stamford this morning,blocked three
of the tracks and delayed the news-
paper train. due here at 0:18, nearly
hall‘ an hour.
The tug Stephen E. Babcock took
away Toole & Suudorlln’s pile driver
yesterday. The driver had been mak‘
ing some extensive repairs to the Ru.
Ilol Oyster Company's wharf.
All King’s Daughters are urged to
attend a meeting at the Norwalk M. E.
Church. Monday evening. September
bib. at 8 o'clock, to consider inviting
the state convention of 1908 to meet.
here.
The state advisory board of the
Knights of tho Maccabees of the
World mot III Hartford. Thursday ovo-
Iiing Io discuss plans for holding the
stain convention of the. order during
the month or October.
William Shelton. in the cnlboat
.innullu had a rather exciting oxporl-
olive. yesterday. Mr. Shelton was out
(or a sail and In porno mount-r cap-
ulzwl the boat. llc managed to not
unborn unruly, howovor.
Minnelli Foil Hutu. O'llrlcn.
’i‘hl' Ruliiliiol erroneously stated you.
tut-tiny that (lid Wall Truck was driv-
vn by 'l‘Illormnn ticolloid to the Iil‘u in
Marshall nlroui. finch was not ”in
choc. howovor. The driver was Dober-
iy, or l‘utunm lioso Company.
The denim and junior societies of,
tho Ilmhorbood of St. Andrew. will
hold a pivoting tomorrow at 12 o'clock.
following the regular servico In 'i‘rinl-
Iy Church. This will he lho drill. hallo
«ring lunch the summor‘ vuaciion. Wilu
llum it. F. Formation. of blow York. will
mldrunn “it! authoring.
treatment.
till
woodman in. Tel. 213-2. ;
‘Miss Clara Kraemer has returned
from a women trip to Torrinzton.
EMGOL‘ii! at the Nomaik Hospital to
j: Mrs.:‘*;.’l‘heodore* Smith, of Camp. “
p
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William F. HOyt.
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trgxephi B. lulled Jr., has returned
a-sevoral ays‘ltri t Asbur
Park and Ochoa Grove. p 0 y
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Sentinel Want Ads. Pay.
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Mr. and Mrs. L‘. E. Tripler, Miss Lor~
mine Tripler and mold have returned
from a tw0 mouths’ eta in the its
Mountains. ‘ y Wh »
Mrs. Edward J. Ladrlgan, oi' Roway- .
ton, who has been undergoing treat~
mont at the hospital was discharged
train that institution this morning.
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The case of Benjamin Joyce :1 Nor-
wulk man, charged‘with breach oi’ the
peace was continued tor four weeks
this morning by Judge Edward M.
Lockwood. ~
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Clinton Commandery, Knights 'l‘em-
plar. of Norwalk, held its first full con-
cluve last night. 'Oniy business mat.
ters were‘lruueactted, there being no
degree work. i
m“.
Mrs. Charles A Ambler and her
brother, Louis Raymond, and Mr.
and Mrs,_Chnrles' M. Ambler, all of
Wilton, enjoyed an automobile trip to
Savid Rock yesterday.
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Mrs ‘Slimuei McGowan has purchas-
ed a ”iotxou Woodward avenue from ‘
juggle about it.
Our regular customers know the big values we
always give in these sales, and buy liberally. ‘It will
pay any man to learn for himself of the savings he
can make now:
$2.50 Trousers
$3.00-$3.5o Trousers
$5.00 Trousers
$6.00 Trousers
Our regular halt-Vyearlysalcd TrouiIers is ex- .
actiy as we state it: e clean-up of our re‘guiar‘stoeka,
at big andi'g'cnuine reductions—moo job‘lcts and no
cut to $1.98.
cut to $2.48.
cut to $3.98.
cut to $4.88.
Nearly every size in nearly every style, and all
f from our choicest
‘ sizes at each price. If you come now you can choose
" patterns in big variety.
New Fall Hats are here, and new Fall Suits and
'Overcoats when you want them.
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.. O TFlTTERS
' 14 Soutluilliein Street.
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“Latest F Dcrbies. O‘llrié’h.
Not only the sympathy of the «people
of his congressional district but the
sympathy of his whole state goes out
to Congressman E_ J. Hill in his recent
bereavement—New Canaan Messen-
ger.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Nuttiug. Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis. and bridge-
port friends. who have been stopping
at F‘ulrfleld Bosch, hare returned to
their homes.
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Mrs. F‘arron S. Bette and daughter,
Jeuesse ‘Itl Butts, who have been
speudlu summer months at their
former l he with Mrs. iletts' mother.
Mrs. Ali'la iiyxbcc, have returned to
New York city.
.-~.:~EEE!EM
.. cunt-— «~-
especially oats.
trial?
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GETTING DOWN To PLAIN FACTS.
All indications are for a your 0'! high prices in grains,
[am making a HOMDGROUND Horse
Feed, composed of oats, corn, wheat and barley products,
and containing the msential proportions of protein and
lots. it is kept to a. uniform standard, ground fresh
every day. and prICo lower than oats. Why not give it a
,Buy Oats That; Clean.
A meeting oi Eureka Rebekah Lodge
was held last evening at which plans
were made for the tall and winter.
Next Priduyi there will be a rehear-
sal of both teams and refreshments
will be served.
1 hereby wish to express my pro-
fouud gratitude to my friends for their
many tokens of sympathy In my be-
reavcmeui. and also for the many floral
and other tributes oi“ I‘espoct to the.
memory of my deceased husband. Col-
opei Leslie Smith. LOUISA SMl'l‘li.
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Charles Stadlor. of 18 Elmwood avo-
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
6 South Main St.. South Nomadk
uuo underwent an operation for oppon-
diciiis at the Norwalk llospiini yester-
day afternoon. This was perform-d by
Dr. Joan lhunortior, assisted by lir.
Waiter Hitchcock and Dr. ii. C. Sher-
Thorc is no change in the condition
of Paul Muctlormuc at tho Norwnlk
l-lospitnl, except that ho. is woukorJ
than yesterday. That he can last
much longer setups impossible. lie ro-
mnins in the some state of coma with—
out any periods of consciousness. That
he will over recover consciousness in
more limp improbable.
The City of Norwalk water system
is boluning to {col the shoot of the
ruin of the past: low days. During the
twenty-four hours up to last night the
Grape reservoir gained one foot. No
report has been received on the Scott
reservoir, the upper supply. but it is
supposed that this has also
Weakiish.
Guild:
Live Lobsters,
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Live Soft Shell Crabs. 750 doz.
Hard Crabs, _
Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Hal“
ibut. Poroies. Long and Round Clams.
Bluefish.
Fresh Arrival Dailu.
since the rain.
Congressman and s. id. J. Hill
havodocldod to go tilli‘fllit . as they with
toruplalmi boioro tho Illness of their
son. Colonel Frederick A. Hill, who
died last wank. Just the data or their
nailing has not. boon decided on, but
Iho)’ will no Ilrnt Ia 8w|tzorlond, where
their doughnut”. Minn Clara Hill. In at
prouoni.
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'l'ho nlory oi‘ lho whale ilahoriou of
«micro Long island and of what our
country owes to throw hardy men on»
migod In that tlcuuorouu Inul tilliiilllil.
trade in n. story of {Iwoiuathm About
the old whaling town» linger Iumnoricu
that are Worth reviewing for the Hunt
they throw on the history of llama.»
early days. From wbnrvou town burly.
but now «Inserted, many a vessel pulled
away for a stay of Ihroc yearn III the
North Pacific. and along tho shores
i‘lmulnru in relation to the paymuai
oi‘ bison M the stats secretary’s oldest
at the rate of four mills have lately
boon soul. out tram that olllclui‘u ob
poo. iiolderu of certain bonds and
stocks may pay a nut in that allies lu‘
cloud of In the lowu in which the
holders iivc.
:err. Dick's curse malaria.
The man who lives within his In.
some is naturally contented with his
situation, which. by continual though
smell manipulation, is wing hotter
and better giver! lint h e linen the
, cl ' a chic II up n
327mg. 3%:qu like his uncle
Ir surplus to the South Nowell: Trust
(impunity. whore iii! principal will he
sets and will earn four per cent. every
year.
that are new client and lonely suitor
watchers. wives and children. watched
for the home coming or the absent
hither and husband. homothinlz oi the
hlulory of those interesting days whit
be told at the First Church in Nor:
walk tomorrow evening as the reminis-
ounce of the actor who has lidt'il
rounding his rumor In on old whaling
town do
the sea.
at our
subsoil our
to onus A tori:
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bilge Fish Market
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“To
RAGE» .
Furniture, Pianos, Machine:
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED HILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF ll .
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
" " WATCHMAN.
LOW RATE OF InauarANcu.
Raymond Bros.
Whales...
“f Now!
Tear-.15..
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iDbn’t Wait!
VOU OAN SPARE AT LEAST A DOLLAR THIE WEEK. BRING il‘
i2».
tron serrsn "timings RAISE m PAY. on corn. you cANlesr l
museum on sodi'roenusa 70 MAKE A Director. .
SHEET "M081 l3 .
WE PAY POUR PER GENT. ON SAVINGS DEPOEWB.
. taste good- again today.
_ prove them the best candies ever made.
in boxes at 30c, 40c, 600, 800 and up-
Box on .
w ingots
”Silllll'liflll , Cflfldll
about .5
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APOLLO CHOCOLATES would
Samples to
wards, according to size.
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Insular Plalmall.
THE PRESCRIPEI'ION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
‘roiSAY "tubal. eraser.
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WALL STREET, 10:10 8.. mx—‘A
drop of. 1% in Northern Pacific was
the feature ) opening stock mar-
ket caused . thoritatlve denials of
yesterday's rumors of an intended 25
per cent. extra divmeuo distribution.
The stock subsequently rallied 1%.
Great Northern old. the Ore Certi-
i‘lcates. Reading and Pennsylvania were
also down large fractions. Mexico
Central rose 1%. Otherwise the
changes were small and mixed and the
trading light.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——-The hesi-
, tatiqn was replaced by a slightly firm-
or tone, which. in turn, was followed
' by a decided (troop to prices in which
the Western audMetal stocks were
; most affected. St. Paul declined 1%
and Union Pacific. Great Northern pid..
Reading. Amalgamated Copper and
American S’meltlng 1 to 1%.
WALL STREET, Close—Jim mur-
' ket closed easy and dull. Prices stead-
ied. but sold after the appearance of
the bank statement.
“SET" GOOD iN NATURAL BEDS.
Rush or Oystermen for Licences Now
Expected.
According to reports received at the
ethos of the Connecticut Shell Fishery
Commission ln~New Haven from Geor-
no. G. Waldo, of Bridgeport. the prosb
dent of the commission the “so!" on
the natural oyster beds in the sound
oil Strntiord and Bridgeport is good.
On and utter September 20 the nut-
urnl beds controlled by the state can
be dredged by anyone in the slate who
pays a license fee of $1 to the shell
fishery commission. The stock taken
irom these beds is used for seeding
purposes only and the natural bed opu-
ruiors find au'eusy market, for it.
Oyster growers from Long island and
New Jersey go to Bridgeport in ves-
sels and buy the seed stock as fast. as
it is taken from the beds and trans—
plant it in other waters.
Frederick L. Perry. clerk of the com-
Iulsslon said today that probably 30
licenses will be issued to the workers
on the natural beds this season be-
cause of the news or the fine prospects
reported by President Waldo.
MOTORMAN BADKY INJURED.
Hit Foot Was Crushed In Collision on
the Middletown Line.
MERIDEN. Sept. 7.--A collision he-
twocn a Mlddletown trolley and a
freight car on the Morldeu-Middlotown
.roud yesterday afternoon, resulted in
seriously Injuriug Motorman Hour. of
Middletown and Max iiorwitz. a dry
goods dealer of Moriden. Hoar sustain-
ed a badly crushed loot and liorwitz
u sprained log. it is feared that. lior-
wltz in culturing from internal lulu...
ties.
The other passengers on the cur rc-
ccivml minor injuries.
SETTLINO ROOT EBTATES.
BRISTOL. Slept. 7.—-Tho matter or
appointnioat. of administrators for the
estates oi Mary P. Root, Catherine ll.
ltoot and Joel H. Root. who wore kil-
led in on automobile accident at Anh'
Icy Falls last month, came bolero
Judge Nowell oi the Probate Court.
today. Edward iii. Nowell, a cousin was
mandated administrator with the will
annexed of Mary 1’. Root's estate. and
will furnish a bond ot 050.000. The on-
rate is worth between 8120.000 and
“50.000. and by the will one-halt l: to
k0 to tho ilrintol Free Library. Judge
Puck was appointed administrator for
the other two estates and will tarnish
a bond at $6,000. The appraisers will
not be... mad until the administrator»
NEW LONDON MAN NOT GUILTY.
NEW LONDON. Sept 7.~»Aitcr a
tow minutes deliberation the hay in
the Buperior Court lound Wilhelm
'i’. Karina, not guilty of picking poo
hots at the Union station In this city,
on the day of the Yule-Harvard some.
LIEUTENANT DHAV RETIRED.
Adjutant General Cole has captured
the application at First. Lieutenant
William J. Dray, Company K. Second
he imam. O. N. G. to be retired and
hugs platted upon the retired list. The}
‘ communion ember a! my company In
directed to outta muslin at. which
‘ a nomination shall, he
, 'mnoy. . ,
,. a to tin-us
it
, 'suuai‘rc bros or run A 1
,ltlrring was arrested by railroad dotse-
» tires. ‘
Our Full showing of the latest fabrics
and swell models. beautifullu tailorellds?‘ ole
Eveilllhinuis new: no old stock. underlhe.
prices are lower ; than the exact sameémer
chandise at thebesl New York dealers;
A fine displau 0i woolens are being I'quloj
from which we will make to measure suits
and overcoals with all the little teaches Off;
individualilu oi stale uou mall suggest. '
Beauliiul Fail n‘eckwear just in.
P. 5‘ I 3‘ ., S
rice 5 Clothing , tor-e.
, ‘HVEAD TO FOOT commits; _ _ A
98 Washington Street, , .' South Norwalk.)
Tel. 165-5. ‘ . _
. HE HATCH & BAILEY co
slumber and Mill Work for Everulhiagu
man A PIGGERY TO A PALACE; ~ ' '
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Timber. shingles. lath, all kinds and grades or beveled, Hiding; Wu'
and finishing lumber. All kind: or hard woods. Tor Duper.3lint‘mtod
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening 9.90:0.“de-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trial :11
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and may it'-
ins. turninx. plasma. shop jabbing, cabinet work. veneered work. Illu-
drying facilities. ” 3 ‘
Telephone “46‘-
Telcphonc 465:.
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5A roam/rig,
Mill, feet of Marshall Street. at. 5‘ I
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
yisrs'cml. rah _
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. per peck ......... ......»...35c'5f
FANCY HOME POTATOES, per peck 25c
20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ........ ..........:$:.oo
Muskmelons. , .l’ Home Peaches.
Watermelons. g I Fancy Apples.
String Beans. ‘ Fancy Tomatoes.
Lima Beans. Beets.
Green Peppers. Squash. ;
BEST GREEN CORN AT LOW PRICE.
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United Grocery 00. M. Epstein, A"
20 No. Main 8h. 80. Nor. Til 143. 49 For! M» Eu: Nam-lit. Tll. ll“
‘ Prime Meats
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VEGETABLES.
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as Washington Street South N'orwaik
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