Telephone 409. ' ' I i I 3' . DELICIOUS _ ice Cream Caddies, Etc. LANE’S 51 Washington Street. u . I, it '. u. . -.-:-:-II.- uf-L-1e,-,u,-;-,.;.‘ bail but In; 3 W‘ATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- . night: Saturday fair «and warmer. A slight disturbance central over lake superior is "producing considerable cloudy weather in the northern portion of the Lake region, but pleasant Weath- er prevails generally east of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature is rising slowly in theaentral sections, but is ' low in the extreme northwest. Edmon. ton, more British Noi'thWest, reports a. minimum temperature of 32 degrees. . Conditions favor for this viclrrity .pleasant weather and continued cool tonight, followed by slowly rising tem- perature on Saturday. -—Mason Jars 75c doz. F.D.L. & Co. The choir of St. Paul's church is en- goying an outing at Compo Beach, to- ay. Howard Doty, of Wall street, Nor- walk, is in New York today, on busi- ness. —Round Steak, 160. Buttery's. William Horton and Edward Bar- tram, of Norwalk, are at Coney Island today. . Cockenoe Ti‘ibe will hold a session this evening, and the Warriors‘ degree will be conferred. —Bargains in Muslin Underwear at Closing Out Sale. M. S. Smith & Co Cockenoe Haymakers held a. meet. ins. last evening. at their quarters in Wall street, Norwalk. .. “George Collin and Chester Merritt, of Norwalk, expect to break up camp at Compo each, Sunday. —-Snroked Shoulders. 9c lb. Market. on Bridge. - - James H. Wilrnot, baggagcmaster at the South Norwalk railroad stations is enjoying a day's rest today. The St. George Pulp and Paper Co. is having a new slate roof put, on its factory in Smith street, Norwalk. ——Sott and Crush Hats. O'Brien. Miss Emma Petrie, of Albany, N. Y., . is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Bring- ham, of Centre avenue, Norwalk. The Kelsey baseball team, of Nor- walk, will go to Darien, and play the Darién, Jrs., tomorrow afternoon. -Gran. Sugar 18 lbs. 81. F. D. L. & Co. Leo Mathies and Willitt Chlnery, of Norwalk, will break camp at Compo Beach tomorrow, after a seven weeks' outing. Edwin Holmes, of Norwalk, will start on Monday for a week's vaca- tion from his duties at F. D. Lawton's grocery store. -—Baseball tomorrow, Norwalk vs. Royal Giants, fastest colored team in ‘ the world. Miss Ethel Stowe, of MiddletOwn. New York. is a guest of her uncle and not, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodwin, of Havllald street Miss Lihbie Stenson and Mrs Della Plait, of 52 Spring street, have gone to Albany and Port Henry, New York, " to spend a two weeks' vacation. —-Don’t forget y0ur partner at the Confetti Dance at Roton Point this evening. 0 Godfrey and Norman Shaw, William McHugh and Warren Woodward start- ed today On a two weeks' cruise to Bl0ck island in McHugh's Little Haste. ' Motorman Frederick W. F. Andrews, of the local trolley division is in New Haven, attending the meeting of the join: conference board in the interest of the local Trolleymen’ s Union -—Porterhouse Steak, 20c. Buttery‘s. Miss Clara Byington, Miss Albertina Mathias, Misses Mrytle and Glenn Finney and Mrs. Alfred Chlnery, of ‘ No'rwalk, expect to start a camp at Compo Beach tomorrow, for a week. The camping party at Columbia .Grdve, near Roton Point, are a hardy lot and did not mind the cold last night One of the number, Jack Ber- tlue, get up about 1: 30 this morning and took a swim for about twenty minutes. -—Loin Pork. 14: fir. Boston Market on Bridge. , ‘ "3 —8PECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Now York Market. 148 Washington St, Shoulder Steak . . . . . .......... 12c Round Steak. . .16c lb Sirloin Steak ............ . .20c lb. Boston Is Your Baggage-insured j while away from home, in the country or traveling abroad! 0001' PIN 01,000. mum 4m. 8m. 1y ' U. 0. O Canada, 0.000001030140020. a NORWALK EVENING SE____~__NII MIM‘ NEL .. . :f:: :7. .. I The Great Red Tag‘.Ssie “ ‘ A remedy for leples, Postulos. ,fi Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotches, Tum- .. ors, Bobs, Ringwornrs, Ulcers. Scrotu- - Is and Blood Discuss. 75c BOTTLE. 'i “scarecrow 0111‘ Clean-up 9f . 14 Washington at. Tel. 1m. , BAXTER’S YOIItRS 811103 ; Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. . i GOES ON AT ANDERSON '8 :3 Launch Works. Boat Frames set up and not: to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of an sizes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shall Point. Norwalk Attorney (inlen A Carter, of Stam- ford, was a visitor in South Norwalk, today. Miss Bertha Hoggson, of New lia— ven, Is a guest of friends in The Nor- walks. —Loin Steak, 180. Buttery’s. iii 1‘. Huscoe, of Norwalk, is spend- ing it few days with friends in Water- bury. . .» Samuel Crecnstcln' of Ii. Krieger and Company, is spending the day in New York city. -—Prime Rib Ronst,14c. Buttery’s. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams, of Nor- walk, are enjoying a vacation at a fine bungalow at Compo mill pond. Miss Frances DePiernc is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the H. Krioger anti Company store in Wash- ington strcct. ——Sirioin Steak. lSc lb. hat on the Bridge. Dr. and Mrs, Jean Dumortier leave tomorrow on an automobile trip to New Milford, where they will spend a few days. the trip being a vacation for the former. South Norwalk Council, Knights of Columbus, held a business session, last night and went through only routine matters. The idea of a 010m bake has been given up. —-Mason Jars 75c doz. F DL. & Co Mrs. Frances Fitch, who underwent a serious operation at the Norwalk Hospital, this week, continues to get along very ,nicely, and her curly re covery is looked for. G Miss Mary McCarthy, who has been 11 guest for three weeks of Mr, and Mrs. C. A. McNamara. of Reed street, returned to her home at Union Course, Long island, yesterday. -—-Pot Roast, 12c. Ruttcry‘s. Friends have been receiving souven ir postals from Dr J. W Vollrner, who is on a vacation trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. After leaving Niagara. Dr. Volimer went. to Toronto and thence down to Montreal. Mrs. Cornelius A. McNamara Miss losepbine Powers and Miss Katherine Mc.Hugh of South Norwalk, together with six young lady friends from New Haven, will go to Woodmont, tomor- row. where they will spend two weeks at Dundee Cottage. ——Don't forget your partner at the Confetti Dance at Roton i'oint this ‘evening. The regular Saturday night dance will be held tomorrow at monoun- try Club Yesterday from 4 to 6 and from 7 to 9 p. m. .. Bentley s Orchestra gave two titre cornorts, and played for dancing from 9 until 10 o'clock. There was II. large attendants. President William H. Hickey, John Moore and P. F Sluttery, of Division No.1, i. 0. H. of Norwalk are ex- pected borne tonight, from New lia- vcn, where they have been represent ing Ngrwalk at the convention of the ..C A. A-—Buseball tomorrow Norwalk vs. Royal Giants, fastest colored learn in the world. J. F'. Buckley, of Norwalk is enjoy- ing a vacation from his duties at the National Bank of Norwalk and start ed last night on astcamcr from New York, for a week's tour through New England. He will visit Portland 010., Boston and many other places. —-Leg of Lamb, not mutton, iiuttery‘s. Jesse Jones and Miss Emma Home, of South Norwalk, went to New Haven on July :ilst, and were quietly married by Justice of Peace A Burritt Hughes. Their many friends Were somewhat surprised to hear of the pitch. but hearty congratulations are extended. —-Umbrellas &. Yacht Caps. 0' Brien Mrs. C. H. Ferris and daughter, Misa Mabel Ferris, of Washington street. returned home yesterday rom a two months‘ visit in Brookiine, Mass. 'nnti Bridgeton, Maine They wore accom panied home by Miss Alma Dodd, who will be their guest for a short time. —-Caps, Caps. 0' Brien. Mr and Mrs C. R Butler and Mr. and Mrs. S. L Butler and daughter and Mr and Mrs. F. T. Huested, all of Al bany, while cruising on Mr. Butler’s steam yacht Spepdthrlft, spent yestcr- day with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Aller, of West street, and were guests at the Country club in the evening. —-Prlme Rib Roast. 160 lb. Boston Market on the Bridge. Boston Mar- 170. as we we Young follow: from 15 to 20 know that we sell the smart- est clothes for young men In town. And they've been keeping us pretty busy passing out the handsome Summer Suits at Red Tag Sale prices. We still have a number of choice Suits in the wanted shades and patterns—Suits that have been priced from 010 to Sis—and they are decided bargains at the reduced prices. .. Don't wait too long; come before they are Iii gone. No more bargains like these for another year. STRAW HATS at half price. ‘c-w ‘.-...i 14 South Main Street, Telephone Call 632-2. L \ W W5 0 NOW is THE TIME TO BUY «OAT 8 To those. who how not purchased, we am, SEND THAT 0R- DER TO US. Send that order to us and We promise you prompt delivery careful attention, courteous treatment, best grain, corn- plete satisfaction. SEND THAT ORDER TO US and ion ll never regret it unless you regret the delay on y'our port which caused you to be without good outs so long. But it s never too late to mend and the wise man Inends sometime. SEND THAT ORDER TO ['8 and no will take upon ourselves the burden of prming to your own satisfaction that you are in the wise man (lass. SEND ’l‘llAT ORDER TO llS—«AND SEND l'l‘ TODAY. Buy Oats Thsto Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. .W ../ ... v ~MV... N fl 4 KODAKS CAMERA SUPPLIES WILLIAM P. BEERG’ sock AND STATIONERY arouse. . . . 49 WALL eraser. a comb M IN, sTREET, NORWALK. scum N RWALK. L __ Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. INCORPORATED 1849. Deposits over - $3,525,000.00 DIRECTORS. \ WILLIAM A. CURTI! MOSES H. GLOVEII LEWIS c, GREEN HENRY F. COLEBURN GEORGE M. HOLMES STEPHEN H. HOLMES FREDERICK A. an FLOYD -r. Roscoe ‘1 WRECK ON NARROW CUAOE ROAD CLARKSBURG, W. Va.. August. 2). —A report which became current of wreck with several fatalities on the Pennsboro and Harrisvllle Narrow Guage Railroad at Pennsboro, proves giIrIIt' stood during their argument iii to be unfounded. While an engine t\ wars “go A monument marking pulling sewrnl coaches was taking the spot in Washington Park was un- iwzrter a loose engine collided with it rolled by Illinois Chapter. Daughters shaking up the passengers. but injur- ol' the Revolution. Itug no one. LiNCOLN-DOUGLASS DEBATE. CHICAGO, Aug. Cir-The scmi-ccn» termini of the great debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglass was celebrated at Ottawa “1.. today. on the spot where the “'aIcai emancipntor" and the “IIiiit BLUEFISH Cod, Weakfish, Mackerel, Halibut, Porgies, Flat, Butterfish, Sea Bass, Eels, Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs. Live and Boiled Lobéiers. Long and Round Clams. Cutbiil’s Budge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. Prime Roast Beef. ........... 16c lb. Lean Pot. Roasts . .. ., .......... 12c lb. ‘ ‘ Fresh Plate . ..,... ........... 6c lb. Smoked Shoulders ............. 10c lb. 0 al- S Legs Spring Lamb ........ .. . .20c lb. "- There is No Bank Better Able T 0 Do Your Banking: Business Than new YORK MARKET 148 Washington St. ,4. Eturdayjlhocolates, . SSC COLEMAN’S NEW! STORE. Agent for A. 0. Cplldlng’. Iasohsil and Sporting 00000. , 10 North Mail It. .Ooufll NOMII. w“- L... SPECIAL -, IIiIillllNIIMIIiI ‘ Saturday and Shuday Only. Our Criterion A 10c Straight Cigar, 4 for a Quarter. “THELMA” The best be Cigar you ever smoked. 7 for a I'Ouarter. We Don’t Keep Apollo . Chocolates WE SELL THEM Half Pound, One Pound and Two Pound Boxes, From 30c to $1.50. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THI PRIOOHiPTION1ITOflIi. Toleph'ond' Delhi All Goodsno Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—Real- izing sales were on a large scale in the stock market as a result of yester- day’s lute advance and most of the inr- portant stocks were depressed. New York Central, Great Northern pfd.. American Smeiting and AIIIalgamated Copper gave way one and St. Louis and San Francisco 2nd old. 1%. Louis- ville and Nashville improved a point. and the Harrirnnn stocks also gave evi- deuce of support, Southern Pacific at- taining a new high record price of 99%. WALL STREET, ii a. m.—-’l‘he mar- ket displayed rnorncnIary steadiness as the result of heavy. accunrualtion in Southern Pacific, which touched 100%. passing above par for the first time in its history. Subsequently realizing in this stock and an outbreak of liquida- tion in recently weak features such as the New Yor Central and Rock island issues, brought about a resumption in the general selling. Prices gave way below the figures current at the opening and ovc night losess were shown of threo on ms in Rock island pfd.. 1% in New York Central, w. in American Smelling and a point in many others. Southern Pacific run off to nearly a palm below yesterday's closing, touch- ing 98% and was still heavy in corri- Inon with the rest of the list at ll o‘clock. WALL STREET, noon.-—-Covcrlng of To the Board of County Commission- ers of lI‘uiI'ficid (‘ountyz I hereby apply for a license to sell Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors, Ale. Luger Beer, lihimI Wine and Cl- der, at 8, Mechanic street, Town of Norwalk. My place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a Church Edillcc. l’orochiul School or Public Scbmrlehonsc, or the prem‘ isca pertaining thereto, or any l’ost Oilice. Public Library or Ccluetery, Dated of Norwalk. this 20th day of August. A. 1).. 1908. ANTONIO DECESARE. ' Applicant. We, Ibo undersigned. electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the application of the above, named An. tonlo DccesnI-e for such license and we do severally certify each for himself that we are taxpayers upon real as late situated in said Town of Norwalk, and that we have not endorsed the ap- pllcation of am other person for a li- cense to soil spirituous and intoxicat- ing liquors during the ensuing license year. Dated at Norwalk, this 20th day of August, A D.. 1908. W. A. Grillin Clarence Brush.1‘.-d ward H. Beacom, Thos w. Vetas. liar ry W. Hubbell. ' I hereby certify that the above nam- ed endorsers are electors and taxpay- ers, as (icilned by law, of the Town of Norwalk, and that they have signed no other application. Dated at Norwalk, this 20th day of August, A D..190r1. HERBERT R. SMITH B21 28 Town Clerk. Glover’s The Place YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEST When considering your Footwear OUR LINES ARE WELL-KNOWN if not to yen—prove their value. Wear Shoes That Fit. 128 WASHINGTON OTREET. .-ti' ammo. - “NW w. ‘ policy never to carry stock over from one season to anotheu Final Clearance .I orouasrocx or ., ,. lilliifi‘h. S MM R S including summer Mixtures and Serge Suits. While we have sold a great many suits during our SALE. We have so large assortment of the above styles left and these must go as it is our ' I I so .- . 0205UIT3e-w...n....014.80 1‘1 .. no.» i 1' s25 sun's ..... $17.30 .3 018 SUITS ............ 012.80 828 AND 30 SUiTO .... $20.00 c, ' ONE LOT INCLUDING $10, 812 AND 315 SUITS -...... .............. $6.90 ONE LOT 01.60 RESCO FANCY SHIRTS (latest patterns) .. ..-.. 01-10 ONE LOT $1.00 FANCY SHIRTS (made especially for us) . . . . .. . ..... .. 790 ONE LOT 50c FANCY SHIRTS (glvegood wear) ........... .. 3'! ONE LOT $1.00 PAJAMAQ, summer weight, in colors , , . . . ...... . ..... 790 In Our Shoe Department (REAR OF‘ STORE) All Oxfords are .sellingat 75c and $1.00 less than the regular prices. Best footwear value ever offered in the city. Our stock includes the most up-io« date lasts and patterns. 3 a, , m 4..., M- Parents ShOuld Take Advantage of the Bargains Offered ' in Our Boys', Suit Department. ' Scliool will be opening soon.‘Buy now and you will save item 60c to $1.00 on it Sll i. .12 SUITS son-nurse's. . 7.8. a Price’s, Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. SAVE SELLING 30‘70 YET 5c Goods At 10c Goods At 3c 80 We still have a wonderful variety ot- usea . fui artiCles that you should “BUY. NOW." SALE CLOSES 1N ANOTHER WEEK. ., GERMAIN’S and 10c Stare Washington Street, South Norwalk. . sAvII ‘ 320% ---—-AND--- A Grocery"- Talk“. 3 We handle nothing but a full line of First Class Groceries, no R intoxicating'stuff. You can send» your wife, daughter or child with-3 , out fear of them visiting a rura- ; place. Think it over. . SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, nice and lean, lb. Why not try One when fresh meat is sky high? FANCY SWEET POTAOTES, alimcdiurn size ..... . .. pk.,35c;4qts.,so‘c; 2qts., me, They are ab0ut same price as common. Why not try a peck? FANCY CORN, Evergreen or one in town. The price is right. Country Gentleman, doz.. . .2oc We slice Smoked Beef or Boil- NATIVE TOMATOES . . . .. ed Ham while you .vvait. ............. qt., 5c; basket, 35c We handle Imported Olive O‘i NATIVE CABBAGE, your in bottles, in tin quarts, half gal- choice ...... .. .5 and 7c head ions or gallons. Try some. Thor.- Wc have the nicest Muskmei- is so much of it used. In order to introduce Fairbanks’ Pummo Soap We give one cake absolutely free with I pound Coffee or half pound. Tea, only for a limited time. ,. . Louis Joselofi 72 North Main Street . 1' South Norwalk" 7" Telephone ~ Call. 467. ' shorts caused a fractionaliy rally, but : LOS ANGELES. Cal..- Aughst 21. -—‘£.I 4 - to last night's closing. but the balance trading became excessively dull on the rise. Southern Pacific worked back of the list continued to rule well below parity. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-Prices held well on the rally until a new drive against American Smelting encouraged the professionals to sell the general list again. American Smelting broke 2% to h recession; elsewhere la ma. ‘ .uents ashore in In. 'their meeting at Olerm yesterday the Union Oil Company directors took the final steps to increase the companY'3: capitalisation from 810. 000. 000 to 850.. 000 000. The action “(05 authorized at a shareholders’ meeting. The regular September dividend was docl ad. Pei" . able September 20.1‘he di ofors da- clsred a dividend o! ”.00 per share. payable out of the Wins The regular Month Ma 00,!
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