Ice _
Cream
Candies, Etc.
AT .
LANE’S
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Local News his
51 Washington Street. I:
. while away from home, in tho‘oountry
or~ hauling abroad?
COST PER 01.000.
1m. 1m. 4m. 0m. 1y.
I u. o a can-e11, 4.ooe.oeto.oo14.ooso.
. World-wide, 0.001001250175025.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN‘
74 Washington at. Tel. 1004.
. nurse's
- Compound Syrup of Scraper-ills.
_‘ A remedy for leples. Postman,
_, Tether or Salt Rheum, Biotohel, Tum-
.. ors. Bells, Ringworms, Ulcers. Scrotu-
: la and Blood Discuss.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '3
‘: Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all else: built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
Miss ANSI-Conway, of South Nor-
wssraan sonacssr.
.For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
Saturday partly cloudy and
Cloudy .and rainy weather
Prevails in the lake Region and New
A slight disturbance. cen-
tral in IOWa is producing considerable
cloudy weather with local showers in
The tempera-
ture is rising sloMy in the central
Conditions favor for this vi-
Cinity generally pleasant weather with .
night ;
warmer.
England.
the western sections.
sections.
slowly rising temperature.
~8houider Steak 10c lb, at New
York Market.
For special prices on groceries read
the adv. of H. E. Mead and Company.
Mrs. L. M. Smith, Mrs. S. S. Naphey.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Louis Fow-
ler are enjoying a trolley trip to New
Haven. today.
-—C. dz K. Hats. O'Brien.
Henry Lockwood. a middle-aged
man, a resident of Long *Ridge. re-
cently, at a. picnic at RotOn Point,
took his first trolley ride.
Captain St. John, of South Osborn
avenue, is attending the reunion of
the Seventeen h Connecticut Volun-
Infantry, held 11 New Haven, today.
Mrs. William L Blascer and Miss
Hazel Blascer, of West Main street,
are expected home today from a visit
with friends in Ruthsford, N Y.
d—Shoulder Steak, 10c 1b., at New
York Market.
Open trolley cars were put back on
the local trolley system, yesterday
when the clouds of the cold rain storm
rolled away and the sun came out.
eBargains in ‘Musliu UnderWear at
Closing Out Sale. M S Smith & 00.
Mrs. Charles Beers, Mrs. Samuel
Kemp Mrs. Charles Hoyt and son
Dexter and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbell, of
Norwalk, visited friends in Bethel. yes-
terday.
-—-Mason Jars 76c doz. F.D.L & Co.
The local Troileymen’s Union will
hold a regular meeting at its quarters
At this time it is
expected that affairs of vital import—
tomorrow night.
ance will be transacted.
—'—Woman's Guild. Trinity Church,
will hold a cake sale Sat. p. m., at M.
S. Smith & Co's store.
Post cards are being received
pact to get home tomorrow.
w-Loin Steak, 18c. iiuttery's.
Mrs. Josephine Hyatt, of County
street. Norwalk. entertained the 0p-
portunity Circle, of the Norwalk Bap-
tist Church. yesterday. at her home.
Refreshments were served and a gen-
eral social time was enjoyed.
-—A business education at Merrll
College is the .best thing for son or
daughter.
‘ Next Monday will be the anniversary
in
South Norwalk by friends from the
Little Haste party, who Were ship-
wrecked ut Block island, saying that
everybody is safe, and that they ex-
walk, spent yesterday in New York
city.
Miss l. E. ilutchinson, of South Nor-
wlulk, spent yesterday in New York
c ty.
~Tomntoes (the basket. FOL. & CO.
The Misses'Cornell. of Wilton ave-
nue. Norwalk, have purchased a fine
new turnout.
~Oran. Sugar 18 lbs. 81. FILL. It Co.
Chester Lemar. of South Norwalk
has recently purchased a fine new
"high stepping" horse.
A. F. Beckmann & Company are of‘
fering groceries inducements to the
economical housewife.
——I«‘ree books and stationery at Mer-
rill College. September 1.
Arthur Bloom was able to be about
this morning after a few days' illness
at his home in Westport avenue.
——Shoulder Steak. 10c. lluttcry's.
'Mrs. Daniel Griffin and son Frank.
of Danbury. are spending a week with
Mrs. Frank Pierce. of 54 Spring street.
~Umbrellas & chht Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. Peter id. Walsh. of Arch street,
Norwalk. is visiting friends in Ossin-
lug, N. Y., for a few days.
~Smoke Lynnhnvcn, union made, 10
for 10c.
George Gregory. of Mott avenue,
Norwalk. has sold his horse to Mr.
Ella, of Norwalk.
—-l’rime Rib Roast, 14c.
Miss Madeline Magner.
street. Norwalk, is
friends from Merlden.
-—Tomatoes 35c basket. EDD. & Co.
' The Winnipauk baseball team will
play the Stamford Juniors, Sunday on
the Keenan grounds.
—-Send for enrollment blank and use
it Tuesday, September 1, at Merrill
College.
Cockeuoe Tribe wil hold a regular
meeting. this eveuinr.r at its quarters
in the Gazette building in Wall street.
It is expected that the warriors' de-
gree will be conferred.
-——Soft and Crush iiats. O‘Brien.
Among the things of interest which
will be seen tomorrow by the members
of the Yacht Club who start out for
the trip to the Northport Yacht Club,
will be the annual races, of the club,
also a swimming endurance race liv-
tween two swimmers. one of whom
will previously be pumped full of oxy-
gen, and the other will swim without
undergoing this process.
-—A store full of the new‘Vl’aldorf
Shoes at $2.50 a pair. See Olsen's,
Washington street.
There is a good bill of vaudeville
on this week at the Roton Point hotel
piazza. The artists include Miss Anna
Miller. who sings and dances very
charmingly,- winning much merited up~
plauso; Fox and Gray. a clever pair
of dancing and singing comedians. and
the LeBellatiers. in a comedy sketch
that is well worth seeing and hearing.
The last named team appeared at Mu-
sic Hall, South Norwalk. last year.
lluttery's.
of Cross
entertaining
I
At—d‘
J oseloff’
Every item_w0 present to you
in this ad is money saving to you
and one of your ‘daily necessities.
Compare with others and judge
or yourself. .
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. nice and lean. ....... 9c 1b.
VERMONT CREAMERY BUTTER. sweet and nice, pound. .
EXTRA LARGE CABBAGE, hard and sound. Special.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN, the kind that suits every-
body. Not how cheap, but how good. Best corn in the market. '
3 lbs. Head Rice . ........... 25c ed Ham while you wait. If you
4 qts. Onions ....... . ..... . .soc haven' t tried it. ask your neighbor.
2 lbs. Squash ............... 5c French Melons and Cante-
ancy Lemons ........ 3 for so Ioupes. Finest on the market.
3 pkgs. Unecda Biscuit ...... 13c .Fresh Lima Beams, 4 qts., 25c
3 pkgs. any 101: Crackers ..... 25c Bartlett Pears for canning or
We slice Smoked Beef and Boil— table. Fine stock.
Remember all goods sold comply with pure food law.
Louis Joseloff,
Telephone Call 467.
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00
WALTER BAKER’S.COCOA. can ......................... 18c
HEINZ TOMATO SOUP . . .‘ ................. 20c can 2 for use
3 cans CAMPBELL’S SOUP . . .. ............ . . ........ 25c
QUAKER TOASTED CORN FLAKES, per package ...... .7c
Peaches. Muskmelons. Corn. Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes,
Squash, Cucumbers and Apples.
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Phone 143. 20 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
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NOW is THE TIME TO BUY OATS.
To times who haw not purchased. we say, Sid Ni) THAT 0R
DER TO US Send that order to us and we promise you prompt
delivery, careful attention courteous trentment,b1st ‘grain. com-
plete satisfaction. ”’1
SEND 'i‘liA'l‘ ORDER TO US and you 'll never rciil‘e't it unless
you regret the delay on your part which caused you to be without
good outs so long But it's never too late to mend and the wise
man mends sometin‘ie. SFND THAT ORDER TO US and we will
take upon oursr iron the burden of proving to your 01111 satisfaction
that you are in the wise- man class.
SEND THAT ORDER TO USE—AND SEND. 1T TODAY.
Buy Out: Tints Clean. -
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
CAMERA SUPPLIES
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Norwalk Savings Society,
$10. 50 and $14.73
. Star. and a state picnic will be held at
‘ sized delegation will go from this city.
..ieaving on the 7:20 Highland division
" po Messrs. Kedgh and Candee rep-
: the sa
" tion be since decided to have them
‘ 3 year. an a larger entering class is ex-
of the birth of Robert Morris, the .
founder of the Order of the Eastern —Dr. Dicks cures 0531““-
A fast baseball game is looked for
Saturday afternoon at Rhodonolin
Park. Norwalk. when the Klinkers. of
Spring Hill, will try their luck against
the Colonials ,of Norwalk, for the third
time this season. Both of the other
games have been in favor of the Colon-
ials and the Klinkers are determined
to win the coming contest at any cost.
They expect to have “Red" Cahill and
“Dick” Creagh on their team. and sew
eral other well-known players of the
town. It is expected that a large num-
ber of baseball enthusiasts will wit-
ness this game.
——Gran. Sugar 18 lbs. $1. F. D. I1. & Co.
in compliance with a vote taken by
the Connecticut Prison associations
handsomely engrossed copy of resolu-
tions on the death of Carnot O. Spen-
cer has been prepared to be present-
Lake Oompounce, near Bristol, by the
members of the order, in celebration
of the day. It is expected that a good
train and going from Bristol to the
‘Iake by trolley.
' -—Sept. New Idea Patterns, 10c, at
M. S. Smith do Co.’ 3.
Attorneys Keogh and Candee of
uth Norwalk, have been notified by
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
tot-d Railroad Company, that the com-
pr'my intends to pay substantiated
cl ms for loss at the fire which des-
tr ed the South Norwslk freight de-
res nt plaintiffs for several thousand
doll rs' pworth of claims and suits
pen ng or which were about to be
hrou h‘t. _ ed to Mrs. Spencer. For fifteen years
-— oulder Steak, 10c 1b., at New Mr. Spencer was treasurer 0f the as-
York Market. sociation and the resolutions. which
TheI Danbury Normal School will ,9. are in the form of a booklet of eight
pages. tell of the connection with the
association. The booklet was writ-
ten by F. C. Tomlinson. of Hartford.
The volume will not be sent to Mrs.
Spencer until the association has for-
mally approved of it at the quarterly
meeting next month.
-—-Round Steak. lilo. Buttery's.
30
open r the fall term of“ the year
1908-9 ext Tuesday morning. Sept. 1.
This i a change from the original pro
gram. be state normal schools were
to hav opened the following week, at
time as the public graded
schools. but the state board of educa-
opened week earlier. The same staff
of teac rs. will he in charge as last
'\
pected an entered last year.
-“ -—-Lsd s' high cat teas and black.
with 11 1 tyle, to ' {N lk
. 3.3211. ‘w‘ll‘f‘ial ssnIpI: 2.1.: .. Vlews o orwa
$2.89. lsen's SR9! Store.
200 '
Chinese incense, lc Package
COLEMAN’S
uswe ITORE.
10 North «on It. loath Norwilk.
Mar-W Ft ”:W'IO'C M . .
scones M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK a. 51.13
stove r. RUSCOE '
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
lNCORPORATED 1849.
DIRECTORS.
and Round Clams.
FSOUIHW NORIIILLIL IRLISI (011001
Hg”...— W.____. ...... ”...-....-. ..-—-—-
Deposits over - - .- $3,525,000.00
WILLIAM A. CURTII
MOSES H. GLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN
HENRY F. COLEBURN
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Escallops, 50c Qt.
Long Island Blue and .Weakfish
Bonetas, Cod, Sword, Flats, Salmon and other kinds. Long
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market?
TELEPHONE 108. 1 FREE DELI-VERY.
There. Is No Bank Better Able To 00 Y out.
Banking Business Than
Ii
WE HAVE A REPUTATION FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE.
OPEN SATURDAY . N I ‘ TSw ,
Glover’s The Place
' VALUE and will Were a SAFE IN-
Liggett’s;
Saturday
1' Candy
29 Cents 101' a One
Pound Box
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. Make
your selections today. We have just
received a fine assortment. in half
pound, pound and two pound boxes,
from 301: to 01.50. 1
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone cm, 152.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
MR8. THAw NEEDS REST.
NEW YORK, August 28.—-Friends
of Mrs. Harry K. Thaw. who has been
suffering from worry over her hus-
band's case and the loss of her income
consequent to the bankruptcy pro
ceedings. said today that her condi-
tion is not serious. They denied that
she was a nervous wreck, as had been
reported, and declared a period of rest
is all she needs to bring her back to
complete health.
MORE GOLD FOR CANADA.
NEW YORK. August Zia—«Gold ship-
ments to Canada show no sig11.ofabst-
ing. another engagement being an-
nounced today. The Merchants' Na-
tional Bank withdrew $586,000 in gold
coin from the sub-treasury for that
purpose.
Hotel Mahackemo
.1. a. comma. Mgr.
...-..—
Servlco and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 02 per day and upwardl.
A
u——._
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CAl L i188.
jerk
Ranges
Come in and ask us
how to get one on
Easy
Payments
:or send postal and
representative will call.
Connecticut
Company.
LEA:I):ERS
s3. 50 .... $4. 611"
Fall Styles Ready Whenever
You Are.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
Final Clearance
or one 0100K or.
SUMM R SUI
Irmluding Summer Mixtiubs and some Suits.”
While we have sdid a eat my units during our GALE we have 9. ~
large assortment of the a so styles left and these must go as it is our
ilolicy never to carry stock over from One season to another. .' ‘
SIZSUITS...........!O 7.” WSUITO.............14M
.158UIT8............O10£9 WSUITO.......... ... 817.89
CiBSUITO. ..... ”$12.89 WANDSOBUITB....:20.80
ONE LOT INCLUDING 310. 012 AND 015 SUITS .....1. ......... ”.98
ONE LOT 81.60 RESCO FANCY SHIRTS (latest patterns) ... ......,. 01.10 -
ONE LOT 01.00 FANCY SHIRTS (made especially for us) . . . . . . . . . . .. ... 700
ONE LOT 500 FANCY SHIRTS (givegood wear) ...... 300
ONE LOT $1.00 PAJAMAO, summer weight, in colors . .. . .. 10o
In Our Shoe Department
(REAR OF STORE.)
All Oxfords are selling at 750 and 81.00 less than the regular prices. Best .
footwear value ever offered in the city. Our stock includes the most up to-
date lasts and patterns.
Parents Should Take Advantage of the Bargains Offered
in Our'Boys’ Suit Department. ' , 1
Schftol will be opening each. Buy now and you will save from 60c to 81. 00'
on a Sll ‘
Price’s Clothing Store
‘A. & P. SPECIALS
FOR
See Our Circular for Our Other
Cut- Price Specials and ‘
Extra Stamps
Very Best Elgin , Best
C,rea111ery_.Butter, Granulated Sugar,
a pound, 27c .‘L 18 lbs. for $1.00
Fullt‘
0"
3! A. 81 P.
Fancy Patent Flour,
' a24 1.2 lb. bag. 80c
Pure Leaf Lard,
dream Cheese,
' a pound, 12c
a pound,15c
a a P. .
F ancy. Patent Flour,
a barrel, $6.30 _
Fancy Fancy ‘
Native Potatoes, . Sweet Potatoes
‘ 4' a peck, 25c at cost
2 as UneedaBis'cuit
for 7c! _.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific“
Tea Company
' 124 East Washington St., So.Norwalk.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
DELI ERIES,
8:30 A.M nd230P. M.
. 1 ,
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M—ijLlVEs—r ‘ ~
The largest bottle of really good Olives in town for 10 cents.”
Other sizes at 25c, 351: and 501:, stuffed or plain. Have you seen the
TriOlive? Three kinds in one bottle. Stuffed with sweet peppers.
celery and olives, 25c Lottie. . .
Fancy Lemons,
a dozen, 22c
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CAMPBELL'S sovps ............ .ILQZLII‘... . -
sanancocosuu'r .......... ........ psi-1e. :
namersrasuu'r BUTTER ........... .............., pal-‘11... zoo,
QUALITY THE BEST.“
11. E. MEAD 81 COMPANY
mm coo. us nor Ava. ’.
Mr. and Mrs. nPerley C. Sturges. of mobile. which the)’ C111. lesyoth
,1 W NINOTON OTRI T. .
a ”reels, sierra!
York Winter ng in amicable for Mr. Stump prime It“;
Wail street. Norwslk weutto {:11de will return ins
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