Immunoassay ‘ 0001' I'll 01.000. . up. In. (It. lint. 17. - U. 0. A Osua mono ; mas-ma MmrMifiitifin : TAYLOR & GOLDEN '_ 74 Washington". Tel. 10“. 4-w- 5 ” Kline's Compound Syrup of Susspsdlln. A round! for “mgr. Postuloa. W!!!‘ o Candles, Etc. LANE’S 51 Washington Street. ..................... " - “mag: Blah Rh l otohss. Tum- '. on, . agworms. co Scrotu- la and Blood Diseases. rs. 75c“ BOTTLE. assures us ‘ Launch Works. “Booth-mantel) MM“) plAll kinds of re Launches of a1 silos built to order by competent workmen. led' News Nines OntarShsll Palm. Norwofk Captain Robert Brundage and Cap- , WEATHER FORECAST, lain John Shoots. of South Norwaik, , .—.—. t'ook a party to Huntington, L. 1., For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair in the sleep Princess. They had a and cooler tonight; Wednesday fair. fine time. The disturbance that was central in the Lake Region yesterday morning Mr..and Mrs. Leo Davis and son has moved eastward, and is now cen- have returned to their home in Row- tral over the maritime provinces it an street, after a vacation at Dele- .ls produci& cloudy and rainy wen ware Water Gap, Pennsylvania. They ther from Io eastward to the coast, report a fine time. and as far south as Virginia. An area of. high pressure over‘the Mississippi There will be no meeting of the Valley is producing pleasant weather tOWn board of school visitors, this with moderate temperatures in all sec- chnlng, as has been announced. There lions east of the Rocky Mountains. is likely to be a meeting some night Conditions favor for thih vicinity cool, this week, h wever. The meeting is pleasantweather for two or three at the call of r. George S. Kendall. days. The Danbury News, in its baseball Cockenoc Haymnkers will hold 3 items last night, asked: Why not session Thursday evening at its quar have a semi- professional league next ters in the Gazette building. summer? Have Stamford. NorWalk, Danbury. independents, Coe Brass and Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanum, Collinsvill teams in the league. Play will hold a regular session this even- for a cup, and the Winner could then ing at its quarters in Wall street. claim the title. Get together, mana- gers. - a -_s_. u u ._-,r- .- .f-.-fu,- Lay‘s -'-:- - :‘c -'-1- - n‘. c'. C __....___._‘___, Deputy State Chief Haymakcr John Gallagher, of Sauth Norwalk, accom- _. , .......'._t.._. panied by Past Chief Haymaker Al- Mrs. J W. Siudweli and Mrs bert M. Pohimsnn and J. .l. Hanlon, Charles Clark of South Nopwplk are Went to Stamford Inst night, and in- enjoying strip to Portland, Maine. stalled the officers of Onax Hayioit. The Sduth Norwalk visitors were al- -——Slrloln Steak 20c lb at, New York 80 We“ entertained by their Stamford Market. brithern. Many people from The Norwalks are making largo catches of snapper blueiish at the Compo Mill pond. Angelo Mace, who fell and severely Frank J. Donahue. Arthur \Valdron, sprained his leg yesterday, is resting Harry W. Mather and iii J. Riordan comfortably at the Norwailt Hospital. started out this morning on a week's __.‘._._..L'... vacation trip in Mr. Douahue's auto Miss Lena Hoffman. of Holden ave mobile.- Their first stopping place is nue, is enjoying a two weeks' vaca Poughkeepsie, N. «T where they in tion from her duties", ott‘l‘rlstram & tend to spend two or three days at Hyatt's store. the horse races' and from there will go to Albany. Buckinghaml’ost Woman's Relief . Corps will hold a regular meeting -—-Round Steak. 18c lb., at New York Thursday evening at tlw.G. A. R, Hall Market. ‘ . H, in Wall street, - ——-- _ Louis Burketi, who has been seri- Williarh Cahiil has returned to his ously ill for several weeks of pleurisy work at Tristram & llyatt's, after a VII. and pneumonia, at his home in Elisa- cation with his family, spent with bath street, is now getting along nice- friends in New Jersey. 1y. which is good new his many friends Mr Burkett got at. of doors Earle B. Hosklns, who is having a Sunday loathe first time, and this vacation from his duties at the Con moming he was about the streets a tral National Bank, left town this mor littl Before resuming his duties he sing for Lake. Waramaug. will take a trip into the country to re— ’ cuperste still further. Mrs. E. M. (lens and children, of South Main street, have returned from a three weeks’ trip through the state. and shackles. who will appear at A large portion of the time was spent Hoyt's Theatre. Friday night, will per- at West Rocks. Conn. form a truly hair raising stunt, FIi- day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the R0- ‘ The guy wire which holds the trol- ton Point dock. He will be manaclcd ley wires fell down at the corner of in a bag and thrown overboard from Main and Wall streets. about 7 o'clock the dock. trusting in his skill to last evening. The repair car was sent emerge from his dangerous position. out and the break was soon fixed Hundreds of people will undoubtedly temporarily. go down to the Point to see the per- formance.- 4 The Connecticut Company's force of . men, which is at work on the trolley tracks in Main street, is rapidly near- ing the end. of the job. Tie rods are being put in every few feet to prevent the rails spreading at any time. —-Shoulder Steak, 140 1b., at New ‘York Market. Clifford Benedict. of the Roton Point Division of the Volunteer Life' Saving Corps, who participated in the swim from the Brooklyn bridge to Coney gland, and who secured a medal for a place prize, has entered in the swim son River, from Yonkers street. New York. miles long. race last year by half a mile. It is hoped to have a large number of the members of Chess Tribe, 1 0. R. M., attend this evening's meeting of the Tribe. for the forthcoming clam bake will be talked up. .The date has not yet been fixed Robert F. Cotter has returned home to Norwalk from a vacation trip to Maine. Mr. Cotter, who is located with the Link Belt Company. will re port for duty again tomorrow at the company's New ‘YOI'k oillce. and will probably go from there to Washington. 9 tsins, with her grandfather. George H. Hotchkiss, and party, of New York Peerless, driven by his chauffeur, Gus Grospean. The party report a most delightful trip. devoid of the slightest accident, which was due in a great measure to the careful driving of Mr. Grosjean. ' Peter Kondos. who is employed in :the "hit the coon in the head' enter- prise at Roton Point. showed up 5 South Net-walk this morning. looking a little the worse for wear His mouth .was swollen and, he had a severely bruised left arm. Kondos declared that another employee of the point had laid in wait for him last night and fell ed him’ Wit a club. ‘ ~ ho is working this ‘ barber shop, in a. curiosity on ex- ~bunch of hair which or a lion's stomach in « 'Ihont tide years ago. The hi ”all“. and when cut open this ‘ as found. ‘li. apparently had formed 'from licking billion, as is their habit, éand a few of his hairs came out each ‘tlme. The bunch weighs about three '11 wounds. and [Q as, hard almost as Dr. William L. Weed and Edmund Zeluff, who were members of the Roma cruising party to Block island. arriv- ed‘ their homes this morning. The pa started from Block island in the Roma yesterday, but on account of the. rough weather and storm the boat put in to New London. Captain William F. Hoyt and Lester Byxhee will return with the Roma this afternoon. Editor James Golden rémains on board the Elsket, with George R. Van Alstyne, for the rest of the week. and will prob- ably leave Block island next Saturday for Bouth'Norwslk. Post Cards COLEMAN’S saws cross. 10 North Main Ct, loath Nor-walk. Agent for A. O. Opaldlng'. phons Filled ' [ways command- .teelumnyh: oxrrlmd‘.u and‘al - , ways.” aw Houdini the wizard of the handcuff . finishing, though he was not awarded -: to be held in two weeks in the Hud- . to 206th - The course is six :' Mr. Benedict'won this .. Miss Gertrude. Hotchkiss , arrived .. home, yesterday. froma 1,000 mile trip -- through the Chtskiil and White Moun- :‘ city, in Mr. Hotchkiss’ 45 horse power :1 mar *W’Wmh'fllumghlwwfltmiw maidens emu-«mikgm- : , The CmtRed Tag Silo ' ur Clean-up of Youths’ Suits GOES ON AT 7_8_.8, $9._8_8_ Young follows from 15 to 20 know that we sell the smart- sst clothes for young men in town. And they've been keeping us pretty busy passing out the handsome Summer Suits at Red Tag Bale prices. ,§§, We still have a number of choice Bulls 'In the wanted shades and patterns—Suits that have been priced from $10 to bio-and they are decided bargains at the reduced prices. Don't wait too long; come before they are all gone. No more bargains like these for another year. BTRAW HATS at half price. - e Telephone Call 632-2. ‘Ii 14 South Main Street, The Norwulk Yacht Club Will hoidr their regular dance this evening. James Tulley has resigned his posi- tion at William L. lilascer's “cigar ———-—-— store. ' The building in Wall street occu- pied by Bruce' a grocery store and own- ed by Mr. Ratchford is being re- shingled. John Ahcarn. of 'i‘ristram & liyntt's store, is enjoying a two weeks’ vaca- tion from his duties. Miss Zelta Matthews, of Orange, N. Charles S. Troy/bridge, William A. J.. is spending a few days with her un- Clark and George A. Whelplcy enjoy- cle, Edward, Matthews, of Franklin ed an automobile trip to New Haven, avenue. Norwaik. Sunday, and had a shore dinner there. ,5 Vf‘ .. -- A x a— , NOW is THE TIME TO BUY OATS. To those who have not purchased, We say, SEND THAT OR- DER TO US. Send that order to us and we promise you prompt ielivcry, careful attention courteous treatment .bch grain, coIn- pleto satisfaction. . SEND THAT ORDER TO US aIld you'll never legIet it unless you reglet the delay on your part which caused you to be without good oats so‘ long. But it’s ncver too late to mend andthe wise Inun mcnds sometime Sl‘Nll THAT ORDER TO US and we will take upon omselves the buldcn of proving to your own satisfaction that you are in the wise- man class. SEND THAT ORDER TO [is-AND SEND I'D DAY; HATCH. 0’. ,Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T Setter Widen is what you make it~for better or ‘ worse! if you, am on cheap flimsy I paper y0u are no Jim 9 correspon- dent. if you use a substantial and stylish writing paper-one that is easy to write upon and always correct you . create a good impression and please - your correspondent. Letters written on bad paper are ' your personality. A good unto-date paper is just as essential as the com- ' position of a'letter. ‘ All i Satan‘s, Crane in Two‘s . 3w: Writing Tapers ‘ . can be entirely depended IIpou-—-tho sizes, the styles, the prices and the Z " manufactures are. strictly CORRECT. ' Come in and see them. if not satisfied~your money back \i'l'nt'tem T. Beers Book and Stationery Stores. , 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, 1 soUTH NORWALK. ‘ 2 4n WALL smear, , MoawALK. BLUEFISH Cod, Weakfish. Mackerel, Halibut, Porgies, Flat, Butterfish, Sea Bass, Eels, Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs. Live and Boiled Lobsters. Long and Round Clams. Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. .FREE pDELIVERY. oPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. l ‘....—'._ pom my teeny? H Ex :ry accommodation offered condiment with conservative banking. ASSETS-A MILLION DOLLARS was and aroma; nous. _ seldom saved—«they convey none of :1 ion Beta-Form most sifectlvn destroyer of Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants and all other yermin. Does not. stain or corrode. Price, 15 and 25c Bottle THE. CLIFFORD ‘ PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION ITOHI. ‘i Telephone Gail, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY INTI/ALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—The stock market opened active and high- er with large blocks of stocks chang- ing hands. Most of the representative stocks were Ilp considerable fractions and American Smelting, American Sug- ar and National head a point. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—Heavy selling of the Hill stocks, together with a sharp drop in St. Louis & San Francisco second pid. turned the course of the market downwards, and induced general selling. which soon wiped out the opening advance. The Hill stocks pulled up sharply at ll o'clock, and the entire market began to advance again. WALL STREET , noon—The rally carried American Smelting up two and St. Paul and Reading 1 before it was checked again by rcncwcd selling of Great Northern Md. and Northern Pa- ciilc. 0n unfounded reports of the ill- ness of James .l. "in, Northern Pacific extended its decline to 2 38 . ilonds were cssy. WALL STREET. 1 p_ m.——Modcrnte purchases for both accounts caused a stead y improvement in values. The ac- tive list generally rallied about a point from the lowest. fir. Sherman Notified oi Nom- inniion (Continued From First Page). He received a telegram from I lie * M. Show, former secretary of the treasury. promising tomskc tw0 or *— 'tho speaking campaign. thrce speeches in Vermont, next week. MT. Show will later go to Maine for a few speeches. and Secretary Wilson of ., the Department of Agriculture also will speak in that stole. M I‘. Hitchcock will leave Utics. to- night fdr New.‘\'ork, where he will re- main IIntli next week, when he will go to Boston for a conference with New England leaders on Monday. After that . he. will visit Maine. HOT SPRINGS. “4., August lit—- Mr. Taft has written his regrets at not being able to participate today in the Sherman notification at iitica_ N. Y. The letter which was made public here today. reads: “l greatly regret that i am not able to be present at the. interesting cere- many to take plate today, when you are to be formally notified of your nomination as vice-president. it must be fulllnf pleasure to you to receive from your neighbors and friends who have known you all your life long,. such an expression of confidence in your character and admiration Lfor your ability and public service. American people will read with the greatest interest. what you have to say in respect to the issues of the cam- pnlgn and .l' doubt not they will be in accord with the highest ideals of the Republican, party." assssreo son DRINKING. The ._—— Bonnie Scot Could Not stand Farewell of Daughter. Who sailed Yesterday. John Ferguson, sixty seven years old. and not quite so spry as a man of those years is as a rule nowadays, got drunk. There is nothing very strange about yesterday. such an incident ordinarily, but this case of intoxication is quite an inter- esting one. Ferguson lived way down in Port Chester, and had been over to Bridgeport, to bid bon voyage to his daughter, who was about to sail for Scotland. Now. Ferguson is a good "Scotle," and it just warmed the cookies of his heart to think of his na- tive soil. he reached an left the trolls He contained himself until in Norwalk, when he car in his enthusiasm, to get a drink or two. All that he had was one drink of whiskey and one glass of Judge ‘eer, he told Taylor. and Prosecuting Attor~ ney W. F. Tammany. There was no reason to doubt. his word, for he look- ed like a man who Would he put out or commission by about that much of such a mixture. Judge Taylor imposed a sentence of thirty days in Bridgeport jail, but sus- pended the execution of the sentence and Ferguson» went along his way, happy 4-—-.———-—-—- HA'CKETT AND ALEXANDER WIN. NEWPORT. R. 1., August 18. —-l-I. H. Hackett and l". B. Alexander, of New York. successfully defended their title to the nationaltennis championship in doubles on the Casino courts today by defeating B.‘ C. Wright, of Boston, and R. D. bills, of New York. three acts to .love.' H0. The scores“ were 6—1, 775. ' I friends in Bryigeport'. , ..._.___.._ Have on aken Great Cut 111 Prices In Clothing; ShI IEtCup IF NOT, WHY NOTP If it's bananas you haven't show. weather to come. STRAW HATS coil one-h 98 Washington Street. Tel. .. . 'Nilki 'I Deposits over - - erspuzu a. woman \m FREDERICK A. sLLs '1 FLOYD 7. access. CHINA late, Tea 2%-; L ADDITIONAL LOCAL N EWS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker. of Siam ford. were. Sunday guests of Miss Anna liarford, of Burbank street. Frank Mercer. of Toronto, Canada. is a guest of Mrs. ‘Buxton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Buxton, of Main street, Norwalk. Miss Margaret Clavin and Miss Mad- cline Magner, of Norwalk. left this morning, for a short vacation with James Carroll. of Norwaik, spent Sunday“ with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page, of~Norwalk,. who-urn camping out atCompo Beach; - .t Our Brothers' lodge held a regular session last evening at its uarters in Wall street. Nothing of ecial im- portance was done at this time! Charles Schumann, of Main street is tnIpnovlng, after a recent illness He is able to be around today, but ‘ will not-return to his work thlsweek. Harold Murray, of Warren street Norwalk, is joying a two weeks‘ vs cation fro his duties at the New York office of the New York Life in suranco Company. Work of macadamizing Conectlcui avenue is at a standstill at the pres , out time. owing to the fact that it will F—. A a come in and look. Costs nothing and we will be pleased to in the Shoe Department there are generous mark-downs in all Summer Oxfords, and there is yet considerable wins Price’s Clothing Store Head-to-Foot.0utfitters for Men and Boys. Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. lucosroaarro 1m. DIRECTORS. cacao: M. Human . . fl 2 ‘7 ' Augudt 19th l WILL BE THE .SO‘UVENIR 126 Washington Street in addition to usual checks with Spices. Extracts, sUEA’RST sermons PRICES. one tell to the sidewalk" Advantage of .r-I-OI-‘w-I-u-f ses, seen the bargains, why not sit the regular price. 165-5. , South Nomin.’ $3, 525, 000. 00:“ WILLIAM a. cuam . monsoon. owns 1. Lame consul , . assay r. cOLssuaN PLATE Cocod, Choco- , Coffee. . ' take an extra car load of cm stone, and when this arrives their"! will soon be finished. The Red Star barge No. 26 has rived at the Ferris Coal Company I! with a load of soft coal. W '~ A party of about forty young ‘ ' of Belle island had a very e'nl outing Saturday night. W th‘ sloop, towed by the tug Ad went over to Valley Grove slid , per and enjoyed dancing. Ball; in was reached on the return home 2a. m. -~ m‘. . Big preparations are beingms the Mardl Gran week at Room The celebration will start in day following Labor Day and tinue until Saturday night. ‘ will he the Man of Mystery w distribute money to ever ybod'y: costs him properly. During then he will give away tion, from $1 to 010 . W U Frank Sherwood, of Weed star‘s, l:lid some stunts this hi- w a ewsscsrr in twom filled with sugar yrrgm. Finns ' . Benedict’s store across ti) n." One bag got away from hill"?! ' .' made many attempta' to co * while he s vcd the othll ill“ to was cari- ing at the am ii: very much as though ihl lag in that vicinity.
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