Llllnl hillsides. There will be dancing at the Reich Point dancing pavilion both tomorrow and Saturday nights. 4444...... Mr. and Mrs. William Lililascer and Miss Hazel Blascer visited the Gleen- field Hill fair. yesterday. 4...— John Ledwith, the chef at Mumoss Institute Keyser’ 11 Island. has gone to Boston to take 11 3111111111 position at the Boston College. During the heavy blow which accom- panied the showers yesterday after- noon, the bathing floats at Roton Point and at theKno'b were driven ashore. Congressman and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Miss Elsie Hill and William F. Bishop, sailed for Europe at 8 o’clock this morning on the steamship Blocher. M1s. Reed Flynn and daughter, Dor- c,as of Slouth Norwaik, have returned home after a several days' visit at M13. Flynn’ 11 former home, i12: Mill Plain. John A‘. Montgomery, the Norwalk lunch wagon man had ordered a big new wagon . ‘ lhich he will replace his prose“ , in Wall street. Fred Placer/and wife and Gus Pfizer and wife have returned home from a visit with their daughters who are liv ing at New Haven. They also visited liir. Pfizer’s claims in Meriden and Hartford 1 . . W Ophlr Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, was to have held Its first mcct-‘ ing of the season last evening. but as the hall has not yet been completed. the meeting was postponeduntil two weeks from Inst 11 . The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold its regular monthly social with Mls Abbey Pal- mcr, 272 East avenue, Friday at 2: :30 o'clock. All members are desired to be present at this meeting. This Is the first social after vacation. Commodore James A. arrell, of the Norwalk Yacht Club. took his family and a party of friends at Bell island to the Greenfield Hill Fair yesterday. The trip was made in one of Oscar H. Bank’s big carryulls to which were attached four horses. Dr. George Eversleigh Cram. who left today for Mapini, State of Dur- ango. Mexico, to resume his medical practice, was accompanied by his mother. Mrs. George W. Cram. The latter will spend the winter with Dr. Cram. A number of ‘Norwalk people who drove 11p to the Greenfield lllli Pair. yesterday. were thoroughly drenched on the way home. owing to the heavy showers. 101111 1111111 says his experi- ence was very similar to swimming all the way home. A valuable fox terrier. which had been taught many tricks by the owner, John H. Sheldon.¢.-.of South Norwalk. Was poisoned r .lily. Mr. Sheldon secured another dog this morning from Landlord Charles lieynukc. of the Hotel Clifford. The rain yesterday has again delay- ed the application of oil to the City of Norwalk streets. Highway Chairman Mails-is In of the opinion that it Is a better investment to pay dcmnrragc on tile car than to put the oil on tho rondhcd while the ground is wci. and Ill upheld by the public on this score. The l‘OIliis about. The Norwuiks were severely washed by the hard shower of yesterday afternoon 11nd last night. in some Instances horses fell in gill- icys and narrowly escaped serious Ili- Jury. A horse owned by A. it. Mnlk- in and Company, the Norwalk contrac- tors. fell Into a ditch I11 Franklin avo- nuo. At the meeting of P. C. Lounshury lodge. New England Order of Prince tion. Tuesday evening. a handsome gold seal ring was presented to (11111- tav Piiaer. Mr. i’ltzer has been a mem- ber of the lodge for over twcllm yours and was one of the most faithful work- ers for the organizntlon. Iio leaves soon for California to make his home there. .. The last manhole of the now E11111 Norwcll: sewer system was built today and the whole 3 b will be cleared up n 8111111111”. 11 whole system is ilIIlO in 0111; working order. Engineer Charles N. Wood pays 11. high compil- ment to Cowau and Company. of Bus ton, who have done the Job. in speak 11111. today.o or their work Mr. Wood stated that they have done the work well and quickly. .Mr. Wood in very much pleased with the job. Quallill Chocaoshte‘sa .A. 181' .f" , 2.. Taylor 811 Golden. M , «illusion It. barked in the all business. W 011 accountpf the storm there was no dancing at Eaton Point, last night. Brothers. In being overhauled at John nie Cole's flout. , Frances. Order of the Golden was held last evening. Butler Lodge, N. Ill 0 P. held a meeting last evening in their lodge room on Washington street. A regular meeting of the Hat Fin- ishers Association was .held last we plug in Central Labor Lyceum. Miss Gertrude Hambiey, of Provi- dence, R. l. is a guest of Miss Doro- thy Lockwood .of East avenue. South Norwalk Conclave Improved meetiugfi last evening at their quar- ters. Bartholomew Lane. of 2 High street. Sleuth N‘orwalk. was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital, yesterday, f01 heat ment. William H. Odell, of East avenue. has returned home from a vacation trip to Lake George and othel points of interest The director of Eureka Lodge, rc- qucst. All the members of both teams to be present at the rehearsal tomor- rgw night. Refreshments will be serv~ Lester Warren, of Lynes Place, Nor- walk who has been ill for some time, is getting along nicely. Mr. Warren has what is known as walking ty- phoid. ‘An old barn on the Cummings prop- erty at the corner of Elmmest and Stevens street, Norwnlk, how owned by John J Cavunagh, collapsed last night. Michael Dovino. of 6 Burbank street, underwent an operation for appendici- tisihis morning at the Norwalk Hos- pital. The operation was performed by Dr. William J. Tracey, assisted by Dr. A. N. Clark 1111111011. .ll‘. 1. Burnell . Word has been received from Mrs. Frederick E. imekwood. of ltowayton. to the effect that she is resting com- fortably today. Mrs. Lockwood had her arm amputated at the shoulder. and her many friends will fccl glad to learn that bertconldltion is good. . A colored twodInu wiih her head slightly out, descended on the office of Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis yester- dny afternoon and told about a fight in Lewis street. Chief of Police 'l‘ho- mas Bradley investigated and learned that there was. not much to the story. ST. MARY’S CHOIR AT SAVIN ROCK. The members of St. Mary‘s Choir, twenty-strong, arrived home from Suv- in Rock, lust averting, shortly before 9 o’clock, reporting that they had had a fine day’s outing. The members of the choir were the guests of Father O'Donnell for the day. Father t)‘l)on~ hell and the Rev. John C. Fogarty ac- companied the party. A number of the party enjoyed a swim ill the morn. in: and a regular shore dinner wds enjoyed at. Cox's. In the afternoon the various attractions of Saviu ltock were visited. DENNIS do BLANCHARD BANK- RUPT. Schedules were iilodyostcrday in the district court of the United SIIIIf‘B in Hartford. in the bankruptcy case of Dennis & lllanchurd, of 80th Nor- walk. in which the liabilities of the firm are given as 824.300.75 and the—------- assets as $10,500. A petition was filed 11 short time since by several credi- tors. asking «that the firm he adilulu oti bankrupt. RACE TRACK IN ZION CITY. CHICAGO, Sept. 12.~«l1’lnns for the construction of a mile race track in Zion City, the North Shore Colony cs- inbllshed by John Alexander Dcwlc 111-1 the seat of the Christian Catholic Church have been made public. liround will be broken within a few days, The project has lilo sanction of licorivor John C. iiutclny. 11nd of acting Mayor Beebe. of Zion City. *1“me REV. A. N. LEWIS DEAD. NlllW HAVEN. Bopt. 12.~Rcv. Alon- zo N. Lewis. a rethed milscopul cler- gyman. who resided In Wostvlllc died today at the use of 711. He was grad- 111111111 from Yale in 1852 and of this class Daniel C, Cilmnn, ofdohns lion kins Universitvaas a member. Rev. Mr. Lewis was the class secretary. Ho was‘umerly rector of Christ Church. Mo eiier Vt. CABLE STEAMER LEAVES LON- " DON. ‘ » LONDON. Sept 1.—-—'i‘i1e cubic steamer fillv‘ertown having on board 1.300 miles of cable for the new direct New York-Havana cable lino sailed from 1.011111111111111. . W ClearanCe Sale of Sheet Music 6 copies for ID cents 30 IIIIIII 0i IOIIHIII. 200 Against fire 7 ,, . , TQI. It“ Paul Prousber of Norwalk has our The launch "Ming" owned by Shaw ‘ 444.44... A regular business meeting of Court . Scoping. . Order of Heptssophs held a business ‘ $2011 $30 We present this moon I new line of fine union-mode units. which possess better style and fitting qualities than any we know cold at moderate prices- Thc pictures show. one of the new _ 3-button lack m‘odols we are showing’ ”1.11 big range of the new bm‘wn, blue and grsy'sirlpc and check effects-11 very nobby style for young men and men who. feel young, with the real tailor-made fit and snap In It. We Invite you to have a tryon. Our finest lines—the Varsity Suits—— are coming in daily, and exhibit all the superior qualities for which they are justly famous. $15 to 028. Fall Overcoais, Raincoats, Hats and Furnishings await your choosing. GETTING DOWN To PLAIN FACTS. All indications are for a year of high prices In grains. especially oats. lam making a HOME-GROUND Horse Food, composed of oats, corn, wheat and barley products, and containing the essential proportions of protein and fats. it is kept to a uniform standard, ground fresh every day, and price lower than outs. Why not give it a trial? Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. 1 .44.... .44 .4.._._4..4....444..__4.—444.44 4 .‘W _ .— c.4444...” 4.4.4.44 M.-. L KODAKS Wm. P. Beers’ 4— 4—... Live Lobsters, Live Soft Shell Crabs. 750 doz. Hard Crabs, Bluefish. . Weakfish. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Hal- ibui. Porcies. Long and Round Clams. Fresh Arrival Dailu. Bulblll’s Bridge Fish Market .- 44......» 44444444444444.4444. W4”..W444__W «STORAGE» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE, WELL-VENTILA'I'ED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF IVA- ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE. Raymond Bros. When to Elev;l Now! Don’t Wait 1011 11131111111 111111111. A 111111111111 luv. on 11111111. you can on A 11111111111111 on so 11111111111111 TO MAKE A 111111011111. . You can 1111111111 1111 1.11.1911 11. 1111111111 111115 was. 111 AND WE'LL owe you A BANK sock 111111 11'. ' we PAY 1101111 11:11 1151111. on ssvmos 1111110111,“. . ' , , ; ,e — our WATCHMAN. mumwmwmw- “4.. w...» BRING IT llliei 8011 Box of Three Cakes goods at all times. ‘ ‘ goods is so complete that it will afford 6 South Main St, South Norwalk ‘ Palmer 8 Perfect I01 191cls. exceptionally fine line of manicure Nail files, 15111111 501:. Buffers, 250 to $1.50. Scissors, 501: to $1.00. Cuticle Knives, 50c and 751:. BRUSH E8. Our stack of bristle you a most satisfactory selection. We have Hair Brushes, Hand Brush- ec, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Nail Brushes, Complexion Brushes, ctc.,etc. , . 1 ’ l l l W. ill 111111111111, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call, 15—2. All Orders Delivered Free of Charge. m... -..........__....... M...— TODAY IN WALL STREET.W WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—Pri- mary stock prices showed vigorous advances over last night with an no tivc demand. There were rising sales of 3.500 shares of Union Pacific at 131 3-8 and 131 3-4. compared with 130 H last night and of 4,000 shares of Amalgamated Copper at 65 3-8 and 65, compared with 64 1-2 last night. Northern Pacific rose 2, St. Louis Southwestern 1 5-8. Reading. 1 3-8. Great Northern pill. and American Smelling 1 H, and St. Paul, Southern Pacific. Colorado 81 Southern. Great Northern ()re Certificates. Brooklyn Transit and Announda a point. There were dealings in New York city now 4 1-2 per cent. bonds when Issued I11 the unlisted department at 102 Hi and lo. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-—Ex- tensive profit taking speedily obliter- ated tin:1 advances in the metal stocks and reduced thoscdn the railroads ma- terially. All interval of dullness and rising prices folloch and the mar- ket reached the highest again. Renow- od pressure against Alunlgnlnated Copper. which drove it down to 04%. had only a temporary effect on the gencml market, Northern Pacific ris- I111: 21%. and Union Pacific and Great Northern pfd. 2. 1 WALL STREET, N0011.—-A111nlga- mated Copper made 11, downward plunge of 21/4 to 62% American Smelt- Ing 1N... and Anaconda 1% The re- actlon in the general market I11 sym- ious gains and prices rose again when Amalgamated Copper rallied iii/.1. The trading became very dull at the rally. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~Anothcr collapse of the metal group affected American Smelting principally. that stock going down 3% to 92. Amalga- maicd Copper receded to a new low level at 611%, and the railroad list began to show less stability. Reading gave way to 96% following news of disturbances on the Philadelphm Stock likChuuge. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l2.——'l‘hc he- lief is general that a crisis is at hand I11 the affairs of the Philadelphia lisp- Id Transit Company. which controls the street railway facilities of this city. For some time past there. has been a steady decline in the price of the shares on the local stock exchange culminating in a sudden break of 53 a share from 22 1-2 to 10 1-2 on 'l‘uoo day. Today there was a further break of $4 a share to the lowest price on record. This was accompanied by 1111- mors that the company cannot 11111111 Its fixed chat 1111s and that therefore 11 receivership will be necessalv. The stock of the Union Traction Company which preceded the Philadelphia itap- id Transit Company and the dividends of which are guaranteed by the l’lllln dolphin Rapid Transit broke 7 .H on MANIOURE GOODS. We carry an ‘ paihy did not entirely wipe out prev- ‘ 0111 Fall showind Everuthina is new: HEAD TO FOOT 98 Washington Street, , If“ and finishing lumber. roofing paper. sheathing paper. nary and extension ladders. , ' Tel. 165-5. THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. slumber and Mill Work for Evenlihinco FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALAGEI' . .. of I the latest fabrics, and swellimodelS. beautifullll lailotcddsherfe; ' no old‘slo‘ck‘. and the prices are lower than the exact same 11111 chandise at the best New York dealers. A fine displau of woolens are being made. , from which we will make to measure suits; and overcoals with all the little teaches of individualiiu oi sillle 11011 1111111 suggest. ' Beautiful Fall neckweal just in. Price’s Clothing 51... 1'. c "vi-1 .fi' OUTFITTERS. 1 _ '.;1=l~ South Normik. '1‘} '33; I1 . ‘2‘ Timber, shingles. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. Instill! 1 ' All kinds of hard woods. Tor paper, lint casted. Hair Insulator and deafening papers. ordi- Doors. lash. blinds, interior halal. trim in Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy Inw- SWEET POTATEOB. 1.1: Washington Street I connacrlcur AND AUTOS. (The Cleveland Plain Dealer.) Automobillsts have found a friend Indeed in the stale statlscian of Connecticut. This official has present- cd figures to show that the passage of automobile tourists through the nut- meg state has contributed more than $2,000,000 to the prosperity of the com mon wealth during the past summer. The highways to New York and Bus. ton pass through Connecticut. and no ntnlc has been blessed or afflicted with more transient lllltolnohilhsts. Em- battled farmers have lain In wait with shotguns. plichforks, bearded consta- hlcs have chucked the rural locknps with spared offendens every little city along the lino of travel has added Its mite to the discomfort of the flylns.1 squadrons. not all those discourage— month have not had any appreciable effect on the volume of automobile Novel. The spenders still speed,11nd still purchase launches and gasoleno in the Inhospitable Connecticut. towns. Now comes the state ntatisclnn with his remarkable array of figures hoary selling. flom ill 34 to 44. 'l‘luIe-r was heavy selling of Philadelphia lisp- 1111 all the way from 20 to 15 i-Z At present the Philadelphia company In 1111111111111! llpon gigantic imprmcnu 11111 .involving the construction or m nlve elevated and subway lines to (out many millions and this wark has been 11 drain upon its resources. Other local stocks were affected by the brook in traction stocks. ..JAP3 ORDEIIIEI‘D‘ TAOMLEAVE BELL- BELLINGHAM. Washington. €111leW 12 -—An anonymous letter received here warns all Junctions and ChineseI In this city to leave at once. Java an- 9119 working at the chancrlcs are arm~ ed and so ythcy will ream any attempt to force them out of town. The Chinese however. will not make a strong stand. shit. Deming, general manager of the Pacific American fisheries says that if the Orientals leave the salmon c1111- nlng Industry is doomed. onow~so iN 11011011701110. ”NEWTOW ,Bept.12.-Wiiliam flay as drolm yesterday afternoon in oiioullstonic Rigor about 11. mile llc estimates that each party of auto- blllsts spends $15 a day In Connectifi cut exclusive of repairs to the debil- tinted machines. This. he figures. menus a cash business of $15,000 done daily. 'l‘rlliy this is no small Item in such 11 little state as Connecticut. The Connecticut brand of Lithium is noted for thrift. The tale of the wooden nulmegs have made these sturdy pcoplc [11111111111 for one distin- guishing trait. No Connecticut man was over accused of slaying a goose with the Golden c111; habit. All things considered, it is not. unlikclv that the path of the Gonnccllcut 1.1 Iomobilist will be less thorny In 11m future. The state statisticnn, to whom a grateful fraternity of automoblllllts should erect 11 monument, has done the business. From beta considered a post the man ill the 1111111 Inn is likely to be held as 11 public benefactor. But there ill one consideration that the Connecticut people are not unlike- ly to forget The automobiles will con- tinue to 1111111 through Connecticut. whether they are wolcom or not. 80 In addition to the rcgulat on $15,000 11 day. it will be quite possible to collective: scantily revenue coin til . 1 it the fines of "pinch.ch , necticutl is A FINE ROASTING CHICKENS AND FOWL. om boy, and We”; A. All!” ins. turning. planing, chop Jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. Kim drying facilities. Mill. fact at Marshall Street. ,1' 5.1 .1111 Telephone 46- Lumber Yard. Water Street. ‘ "'" Telephone 46-h __ - W SWEET EVERGREEN CORN .......... 25c DOZ. WATERMELONS. GRAND ARMY ENCAM PM EMT. Military instruction In the Public Schools Is Urged. SARATOGA, N. Y.. Sept. 12.-—-Thc first busines ssession of the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the , Republic took place today. The early hours were devoted to the annual ad“ dress and reports of Robert B. Brown. c0mmander—ln~chief; Joseph W. O'Neaii. adjutant-general; William ,ll. Armstrong, senior vice-commander-in- chief; Dr. W. H. Johnson surgeon- gen- eral; Warren Lee Goss. patriotic in structor, and other officers. , Patriotic instructor. oGss urged that steps be taken to have military in- struction In the public schools. Dr. Johnson recommended that the establishment by the government of hospitals for insane veterans be has toned. it was expected that the encnml) ment would elect officers and select 11 place of meeting for the next encamp munt today. than concluding tits work. Otherwise final adjournment will not be taken until tomorrow morning. W». FILED 1N GECIIET‘ARY’S OFFICE. Documents have been filed as fol lows in the office of the state 11011ch fury: The Tokcnoko Club. of Dorian, in corporatcd: articles of association. The purpose of the club is to do every- scrve the pleasure. welfare and social profit of Its members. " Certificates of the phange of name L. of the Crofntd: K1111.‘i1p(.3 01111111 11 of Norwalk w the "A. 3.0 1131'" and of the Connecticut lint thing that will "condone to and 000- ‘ ‘ pnnr,‘ .-1l of Norwalk to the (ironic Kapp puny y. The New 11.111111111111111 1.1.111. 111111 of New Haven: articles of “Wisdom ’i‘hc purpose of the usoclation is “to, promote the interests of religion. charity and philanthropx ed by the churches of t Baptist association; " and money for religious. 1111111 philanthropic purposes. etc. iicles are signed by Donal 111111111110 it. Daniel. Brick, Charon 0111111 , i.th W. b. McKinney.W h. 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