' while a
: or mm.
Candies, Etc.
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Light
local showers and warmer tonight and
Tuesday. An area of low pressure cen-
tral over Lake Huron is producing
warm, muggy, showery weather in the
central and eastern sections. Maxi-
mum temperatures above ninety de-
grees were general in the central sec
tions. St. Louis and Cincinnati re-
ported temperatures at 98 degrees. An
area of high pressure central over the
Dakotas is producing cool pleasant
weather in the northwest. Conditions
favor for this vicinity warm, muggy
weather with local showers for tonight
arid Tuesday. probably followed by a
fair and cooler Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday.
IMiss Lulu Collins remains quite ill
at her home in [owe street.
A weekly hop will lie held tomorrow
evening at the Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mrs. James Flagg is convalescent
from a recent illness at her home in
Spring street
--Bpecial Bargain Sale In Notion
Stock Closing Out Sale at M. S.
Smith Jr Cois.‘
Our Brothers‘ Lodge will hold a reg
nlar meeting this evening at its quar-
ters in Wall street
Miss Elizabeth Underdown is Im-
proving st her home in Elmwood avo-
nue, after a recent illness.
John W. Greenwood and family, of
Norwalk, are enjoying a two weeks'
vacation at Walnut Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. l". H. Quintard Mrs.
Dudline Raymond and E. W. Beard
spent Sunday at Bantam Lake.
Miss Evelyn White. of Yonkers, N.
Y.. is visiting at the h me of Mr. and
Mrs. John Burst, ,0; Sp g street.
Before you have that new suit made
read the adv. of Leo Koppel. lie
guarantees fitisfactlon on every gur-
meat.
H. E. Mead and Company advise you
“ .. to try a pound ofrthe'ir coilee. Read
What they have to say in their adv.
about it.
Charles Schumann. of Main street,
remains ill at his home. and Gustave
Pitaer has taken his place in his bar-
ber shop.
Miss Annie Puncher, of Westport
avenue. is doing nicely at the Norwalk
, Hospital, where she was operated on
for appendicitis.
Now~is the time to buy oats and
Manuel Toro Hatch says he is the one
to send the order to. His adv. will
give you his reasons
Miss Grace Overton of 18 Meadow
‘ street returned Saturday from an ex-
tended trip through Pennsylvania, vis-
iting friends in Erie and vicinity.
.Mrs. Herman‘ll‘ancher, of Westport
avenue, who recently underwent an
operation or appendicitis. at the Nor-
walk Hospital, is improving nicely.
Charles Stowe. of South Norwalk.
is enjoying a vacation. Today he went
to Huntington, and later will go to
Middletown and other points in the
"state. ,
Frank Lemongelli has purchased a
high bred horse rotn parties In White
Plains. New Yo k, and is having a
barn constructed in the rear of his
house.
—~Bartlett Pears for canning, 750 has-
ket, at Joseloff's. ,
George Overton. of 18 Meadow
street. is visiting places of inteerst in
Pennsylvania, cards having been re-
ceived by his friends from Philadel
phia. Laysberg, Bedford Springs and
Altoona.
. Mr. and Mrs E. B. Partridge, of
Phelps, N. Y., who have beep visiting
with Carl A. Harstrom, of N walk
left Saturday in their automobi e, and
will make a short tour, and will then
return to their home.
' Victor -Wr ran-n returned home to
,‘south N0 0mm, yesterday. from Block
Island w he ha. been on a cruise
with 60013.80 R- Van Alatyne, in the
lstter's launch llllsket. Mr Van Ai-
styne .,will remain for about another
week.
The double sextet of St Mary‘s
Church which recs y sang at an en-
tertainment in Norwalk, will go to
. Westport. Thur-ads evening. August
17th and sing at t 0 fair which will
he held by the Westth Catholic
Church.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walsh, South Main street.
he has been liy ill for some
time. is improving rapidII'. and the
ined nurse, or has been attending
patient. was , etc leave Saturday
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It our store are always compound-
“ . and al-
ifim draw-L
easily
ms ll! If
A showroom Corporation,
Mahmoud ,
_ 74 Washington It.
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and who has not been in Norwalk since
that time. showed up to the police this
morning, and explained that he. had
of the order in New Haven on Wednes-
oos'r m 01.000.
0. s. a Canada, 0.0001061
World-wide. sacrum.» 17.0000.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
rd. 10:0.-
BAXTER'S
in and Bi 00d mull“.
75c sonar.
ANDETISON '3
Launch Works.
plBoat Pumas sat up and read] to
ask.
All kinds of repair work. .
launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oysfsr Shell Porn}. Nor-walk
Read'wliatutlie South Norwalk Sav-
ings Bank has to say of the power of
a dollar.
Earle B. Hosklns, of the Central Na-
tional Bank, is enjoying a two weeks‘
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Bylngton of
Stamford, were Sunday visitors in
Norwalk.
Joseph B. Ells, Jr.
is spending a two weeks' vacation at
his home in Norwalk.
Dr. J W. Vollmer, of South Nor-
walk, has gone on a four days trip to
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada.
George S. Raymond resumed his du-
ties at the Central National Bank, ’
this morning, after a Week's vacation.
Mrs. John Borst, of Spring street. has A
recently returned from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs, Louis Miller, of Newark, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Earle and
George L. Woodward have returned
from an automobile trip to New Hamp-
shire.
The town board of school visitors
will have a monthly meeting tomor-
row night. at the South Norwalk conn-
cli chambers.
A force ofvmen were at work this
morning and the bridge over the Wall
street tunnel was repaired. New planks
out.
Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and
son, of East Norwaik, are expected to
return to their home today, from a
three weeks‘ vacation at Delaware Wa-
ter Gap, Penn.
Edward Bedell. who has reccnuy re-
signed his position at the South Nor-
walk railroad statiOn, has taken his
old position as motorman on the local
trolley system.
The Philathea Class and the hip-
worth League of 1 East Avenue
Methodist church w i hold a lawn
party tomorrow evening on the church
grounds. An orchestra will furnish .
music, and there will be a gypsy tent.
—Speclal Bargains in Hosiery and
Underwear in Closing Out Sale. M.
S. Smith & Co. »
Walter Russell and John Lp'ager,
who have been spending a short vu
cation in Norwalk. returned home to
Brooklyn, yesterday, and today resum
0d their duties at the Mechanics‘
Bank. the former as a teller, and the
latter as discount clerk.
The Crawford Laundry company of
Bridgeport has filed an incorporation
certificate in the cities of the secretary
of state. its capital stock authorized
is $50,000. George C. Crawford.
James F. Coleman and Charles ii.
Peck are the incorporators,
IJeRoy and Howard Montgomery. of
Norwalk, believed that the tender from
their line launch Edith had been stolen
last week. from its moorings at The
Knob float. It was regained Saturday,
it having apparently broken loose. and
was picked up by a local person, who
returned it to its owners.
Former Commodore William I“.
Clarke‘s Marguerite, which Captain
William Young sailed to victory
Saturday against the crack Bedford
yacht Dorothy (2., designed by Herres
boil. has started thisteen times this
season, and she has made the remark-
able record of nine firsts, two seconds
and one third.
J. lrving Dibble arrived home safely
in South Norwalk, yesterday, front his
European trip, and has resumed his
duties as manager of the Ferris Coal.
Company. Mr. Dibble was greatlyi
benetted In health, and had a most
enjoyable soioum in every particular.
He visited England and Scotland,
France, Germany and Switzerland.
John King, of New Canaan, who was
arrested August 8 for being drunk,
been thrown from a wagon, and had
not been able to get down here. in
court this morning he pleaded guilty
to the charge of intoxication, and was
fined 83 without costs, which he paid
The Norwalk Hibernians, headed by
Beecher's Fife and Drum Corps, will
attend the state parade and field day
day next. They 'will go by trolley to
Bridgeport, and will have a special
train from there at 9: 45 to New Ha-
ven. The local division will be attir—
ed in black derby hats, white gloves,
division badge and a cane with a
‘green pennant
Poet Cards
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORI-
10 North Main at. Soul-II mum
Agent lot- A. o. lpsldlng'.
”masculinity"
as ,
Compound Syrup of Sarsapariila. ,
A remedy for Pi loo. Monies,
Tether or Bolt 800001.10th Turn-
on, Bells. alumina. Ulcers. am; ,
of Waterbury. .
are being put in place of those worn
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TheGrtatRedTlgSaie
6 .88. $9 ..88 .$12. .88. $17. 88
Suite that Were $10 to $25.
Don't let this unusual bargain opportinity get
away from you.
Think of getting one of our Fancy Summer Suits
.—-the style hits of the sessoup—for so little nioi'isyi
You know how our suits excel all others in style
and fit. And this season we have a bigger range of
choice colors and stripes than ever before.
$10.00 and $12.00 Suits now 3 6.88. .
$13.50 and $15.00 Suits now $ 9.88.
$18.00 and $20.00 Suits now $12.88.
$22.00 and $25.00 Suits now $17.88. '
Big cuts in boys’ knee pants and knickcr suits
and in children’ I wash stilts.
Half-price on men s and young men‘ s two-piece
suits.
Beta-Form
is a most effectiVe destroyer of
Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants and all other
Vermin. Does not stain or corrode.
Price, 15 and 25c Bottle
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
TH! PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call. 1".
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
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TODAY IN , WALL STREET.
m
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.T—The
sleek market opened strong on a fair
volume of business. , The Western
stocks were in best demand, particu-
larly the Hill group. The American
Smelting sold two points higher, North-
eru Pacific 1 1-4. Canadian Pacific 1
-14 South Main Street,
Telephone Call 632-2.
“ave You Taken Advantagdof‘tiie
Great Out 111 Prices In
Clothing, Shoes,
Etc.
IF NOT, WHY Nor-2
if it's because you haven‘t seen the hassles. wiry not
come in and look. Costs nothing and we will be pleased to
show. ..
in the Shoe Department there are generous mark-downs
in all Summer Oxfords, and there is yet considerable warm
weather to come.
STRAW HATS cost one-half the regular price.
A
Price’s Clothing Store
Head- to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys.
98 Washington Street. Tel. 165-5.. South Norwsliii
I
and most of the other important stocks
from 1 2 to 3 4.
WALL STRET. li a. In. —Proilt tak
ing sales caused a slight setback, but
when new purchasing orders appeared
the list advanced to a higher level
than before. American Smelting pfd.
improved 1". and several other stocks
one.
WALL STREET, noon—lluslness
grew small at the high range of prices,
but when liquidation began in New
York Central it started a general sell-
ing movement. which made trading
lively for u spell. American Smelting
5.. fit“
Miss Miriam Close and Miss 'l‘her- Edgar M. Dcmmon, who recently re-
esa Hoyt, of Darlen, have returned to
signed his position with the Connec-
their homes from a pleasant vacation tlcut Company, is now in the employ
at a summer resort in Maine.
of the Bigelow Varnish Company, of
The United States . War Veterans
Newark, N. J.. mid Will probably be
will hold a national convention at Dos. AWN“: in “‘3an 1‘9“ York ““9-
toa. September 1 to 3. About twelve
, Mrs. lrving W. Horton, Miss Elsie
{Hangers from The Norwalks expect Schumann, Miss Elizabeth Chittlm and
0 8. en .
Miss Edith Foster returned to Nor-
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
waik last evening from a two weeks‘
auce. will hold a regular meeting this vacation in the Berkshires. They re~
evening at its quarters in Wall street.
port an excellent time.
below Saturday's closing. The general-
ly..actire list ruled fractionally under
laltt week's close. New York Central
broke 2.11mi was )ithout any appar-
ent support. [land were irregular.
wait. sraunr l p m.——-A small
portion of the foreuoou decline was
recovered. but utter prices had reach-
cd ll parity with Saturday‘s closing
business became intensely dull.
NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY OATS: '
To those yho how; not purchased, we say, SENDA THAT OR-
,l)ER TO US. Send that order to us and We promise you prompt
delivery, careful attention courteous treatment best grain, com-
plete satisfaction.
SEND THAT ORDER TO US and \011 ll never regret it unless
you regret the delay on your part which calmed you to be without
goml oats so long. lint il' a never too late to mend and the wise
man Incnds sometime. SEND THAT ORDER TO US and we will
take upon ourselves the‘ burden of proving to your own satisfaction
that you are. in the wise-man class.
SEND THAT ORDER TO US—AND SEND l'l‘ TODAY.
Buy Oats Thats Clean. .
." MANUEL TOW RATS”.
CONGRESSMAN ON TRIAL.
NORWALK. Ohio. August Fir—Con.
greasmau J. F. Laniug was ordered
tried on charges of embezzlement and
laIccny in a dcciillon handcd down by
Judge it. A. Doyle, in Common Pleas
Court, today. The judge refused the
plea of abatement made by the indict-
ed banker‘s attorneys. The indictments
charging Lauing and James G. Gibbs
with obtaining money under false pre
tenses and the indictment brought un-
der the free banking act of 1861. charge
ing misapplication of 856,864, wc‘re dis-
missed. The judge held that the lat\
ter indictment is not good because the
Ohio Trust Company, of which the two
men were the heads. was not doing
business under the law:
Gibbs. therefore, goes free while
Liming must face trial under the in
dictments which charged him singly
with embezzlement and larceny.
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Setter Writing
is what you make lt-for better or ’
worse! if you write on cheap flimsy
paper you are no welcome correspon-
lish
dent.
if you use a substantial and at '
writing paper—one that Is one} to
write upon and always correct. you
create a good impression and please
your correspondent.
Letters writtenmn bud paper are
seldom saved—Ahoy convey none of
your personality. A good up—to—date .
paper is just as essential as the com-
position of a letter. "
All i
Satan‘s. Crane '7.) “110‘s ,
Ema \ibdtlun Tapers:
can be entirely depended upon—Abe sizes, the styles, the prices and the
manufacture are strictly CORRECT.
Come in and see them. if not satisfied—your money back.
\Din'tsm '1’. Bears
Book and Stationarp Stores.
'40 WALL STREET, 6 SOUTH MAIN eraser, I
NORWALK. sourujuoawntk. .
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BéUEFISH 16c
Cod, 12¢: Weakfish, 12c; Mackerei,15c; Halibut, 160. Porgies, Flat,
Butterfish, Sea Bass, Eels, Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs.
Live and Boiled Lobsters. Long and Round, Clams.
Cutbiii’s Bridge FIsh
TELEPHONE 108.
SECRETARY BACON HOME.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.—-Robert Ba-
con. assistant secretary of state, are
rived today from Porto ,Rico. on board
the steamer San Juan. “I went to
Porto Rico." he said at Quarantine. “to
adjust the disputes over the church
lands there. I can y confirm the
dispatches that were sent up from
San Juan to the effect that a satisfac-
tory settlement was reached."
NAVAL BOXING MATCHES.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., August 17.—
Rear-Admiral Sperry, commander-in-
chief of the American battleship Ileet.
which is now on its' way here from
'Auckland, N. Z. has notified the re-
ception committee that the men of the
ileet will be permitted 80 participate
in boxing contests between themselves
while at Sydney. but they will not be
allowed to take part in the internation-
al boxing matches.
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TWIN EARS 0F conN.
Here is the latest from Stam-
ford.
Editor of The Advocate: -—Stamrord
sometimes produces surprises. The
latest oonies from Jefferson street,
back of a Qioon. Two ears of corn
are’fully matured in one sheath. if
any skeptics want pm! of this phe-
nomenon, the two ears of sweet corn
in one sheath can be seen there or will
be produced at the Advocate elitist;
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE PRESIDENT
WlIJJAMSTQWILi Masa. August.
opkins. who retired
d or of Williams 00-
dangerqisly ill or!
. dm 1: to
, ed by his brother,
not this towni '
oovsanoso 0011.0 ashes»: ,
homoms ’17 .d-The condition
:‘u florernor Cunti iGulid. Jr w'h ‘- pa
-. " ndicitis
'- should be an unexpected change for
the worse. _ y
M
' "Awfully sensitive that be Houses-
pot r1 is. Won't speak to ins How.
hy. what did on shy to her?"
“Oh. nothing? only asked if. she
‘ ’houfit her hats to spit her complexion
(’1
Mali and: Sporting Goods. *
or her complexion to suit her listed"
was sold heavily and relapsed to 5-8 _
Norwalk Savings Seciety,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK;
-'-w\ Incoaeos'A-rso .1040.
Deposits 'over - - $3, 525, 0011. 0055
DIRECTORS. '
ozone: M. Houses ‘1, WILLIAM A. warm it!“
erspusu H. HOLMES am most-:0 H. oLover . 1'1;
FREDERICKAELLS ‘1 1' LEWIS consul . m .
FLOYD 1.110000: ‘ ‘ HENRY r. coLssuau
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A. a P. puss soon DAILY BUL-
LETIN FOR WEEK COMMENC-
ING mononv, AUGUST 17th.
Special Combination andrExha
' Stamp Sale. "
100 '5' 8‘ H Stamps Free
Green Trading
with $1.101n Goods for $1. 00
lib. Tea or2lbs.Coffas..., ............... . ....... .... .50
1 bot.A1l.P Extracts (any flavor) .................... ........ .... .25
3 cans Campbell's Soups ...................... . .,.... . .. .259
1 can Sultans Spice, any kind .............. . ......... ............ ~ ‘
,.
These Goods will do DOUBLE the
work of the same priced Goods
bought elsewhere.
Special Cut-Price Leaders This Week
.i'r
.8 Discount
3 cans ASP Condensed Milk ... ......................... 250 «'
, Full Weight—Full Cream—Best Made—Regular price 00 a can. ,
, Potash or Lye, regular price 80, can . ..... . .. . ......... . ..... . . 50 5
Matches, regular price 50, large box i ..................... “so.
Miller's Irish Marmalade. regular price 17 and 190,I jar. .... .. . ..150
Fly Paper. 3 double shoots ............... . ......................
.' Radix, regular price 50, halhprice, pkus. ...................... Jul/x i '1
.Gus'ker Toasted Corn Flakes. regular price 100, package 70
.V . I . > . ‘ , . . ’ ‘ 1 . ‘
3 Extra Stamps wuh Teas and Coffees ;
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee Q 35c 23 23mm wit: 1 :2. $0: 8 70¢ "
i _ mps wit en ll
25 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee @ 300 40 sump. mm 1 lb. ‘re. 0533
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee Q 251: 25 Stamps Wm, 1 lb. .,.-... @4011
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee @ 20¢ 20 sump. with 1 lb. 1'... 0 35°
00 Stamps with 1 lb. The: N00-
25 Stamp; with 1/, lb. Golden
Tip Ceylon Tea Q .. ....... 250 tar Tea Q 800
Extra Stamps with Groceries
10 Stamps wltli 1 bottle Blue Q .i .................... . . . . .. . . .100 '
10 Stamps with 1 bottle Root Beer @ ....... .:;........1_
10 Stamps With 1 box Shaker Salt @...1 3 ... .
0 Stamps with 1 box Roach Food @ ............. 100
0 Stamps with 1 bot. Grape Juice Q 200;” or 2 Q .. . .' ...... .....10:
10 Stamps with 1 bottle Malt Extract @. . ' .. ,_
1,0 Stamps' With 1 pkg. Oatmeal Q ............... . .. ...-. . . . .. .1 .
10 Stamps with 1 cake Scrub-E2 Q .............. .. .. .
10 Stamps with 1 Minute Tapioca Q ............... ,. ...... .,..
he .AGreat Atlantic and Pad ‘4
A A" M ' ‘ Tea Company "
124 East Washingtoll St, so NONIIk;
FREE DELIVERIES:
8:30 a. m.—2: 30 p. 10.
Tel. No. 909.
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Norwalk Chronicler