Candies, Etc. LANE’S 51 thhigton Street. ..... ................... ”loci ~st WEATHER FORECAST. ----3--— Fur Norwslk and vicinity: Fair to- night; Saturday partly cloudy. A long trough of low pressure extends from Texas northeastward to Minnesota. It is producing cloudy/pond rainy weath- er in the western sections, and light shot: In the extreme northwest. 'lhe temperature is below ‘freezing in the extreme northwest. but is high east of the Mississippi river. Conditions fa- for for this vicinity partly cloudy weather with high temperature. W— The Norwalk Yacht Club house will be open until October 15th. ~C. & K. Hats. O'Brien. 1! WHEN thihitm purchasing is- ces the adv. of N. F. Ryan & Co. will interest you. Attend the Saturday sale of sheet mu- sic at Coleman's. The adv. will tell you more about it. ~Egg-0-See, 5c pkg. F.D.L. & Co. Howard Hunter came down from Georgetown last evening to attend the caucus in the Town Assembly Hall. .John Shaw, of WInnIpaulI. accom~ panied Lester Carglll and Frank Grin. rod on their trip to New York city yes- terday. —Dancing at Roton Point tomorrow night. . It will pay you to call and see what Church and Miller are‘omeriug In the line of edibles.- Their adv. will tell you more about it. E. N. Sipperiey Is having a new ce- ment walk laid In frontand at the side of his residence on the corner of West. avenue and Courtlandt Place. —Sirloin Steak, 16c Ila: Porterhousc, 18c lb. Boston Market on the Bridge beater Cargill, the Sentinel's Nor- re resen atlve, accom died by 'hMI’. 5!!th C ii. Is one Iorih a s putt - _ friends In Strut 6rd.” “w Mrs. Elia D. DeGarmo, of Bridge- port, formerly of Si for not haying“ during the recent automobile agitation in Bridgeport. —Loin Steak, ‘16c. uttery‘s. George Avison, son of First Select- man A. Avison, has a illustration in the current issue of ,t s "New Idea," a woman's magaiiné. at the head of a story entitled “Jimmy, Preston. Gentle- man." —-Read Reynolds’ auction adv., mis- cellaneous column. The to last night was so thick on the Bonn at one could not see-from the Name Yacht Club house across to Tavern Island. The dull meaning of the fog whistle sounded across the water all night. -Brown Derbies. O’Brien. . Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Clark have returned to their home. No.16 Quin tard avenue, after a several days stay in Washington D. C. Mr Clark will resume his duties in the ofiice of the Connecticut. Company, South Main street, next Monday. ‘ —Homs-'dressed country Pork. mnrck's Mitt, Elm Grove street. Oliver 8. Stanley. of Main street, orwaik, has secured a position as . .. soloist in the quarteite at Christ urch. Westport Mr. Stanley is a -II of McCall'LanhaI'n, of New York . a graduate ofthe American Cou- atory of Applied Music. "orterhouse Steak, 18c. Buttery's. - .trolleys on the Bridgeport line out last night with their new eth century brilliantly illuminat- s. These are far more effect- . the old signs, and enable pas- to distinguish the signs with eater case than before. If Steak, 16c 1b., at New York Bis- . rgy was well represented at lican caucus in the town - t night. In large let «. allot box was pasted the wo . e." One of the clergy- men w jokingly asked how he could throw h ballot in favor of license. Equal to he occasion, he replied that ~~. license to V016" viOperabors is 1‘" kinds of corset work. Stood work guaranteed and good w s _ be earned. Apply at once to ir somers Co., cor. No tile Ave. and rroughs St, Bridge- port. Conn. ‘ a24 6t mini firm lot. .- 74 Washington at. ' 'piank. W. was fined 's license m _ Jacob Schnuh. . cos'r m um 1m. in. on. on. 1y. TAYLOR & GOLDEN Tot. use. “I.- 2‘“ BAXTER'S Wind Syrup of Sarseparilia. ed! for Pimpioo. Pcstuloo, - Tether or Bait Rheum, matches. Tum- ors, Bails, Monorail. is and stomp AIISW .75c BQTTLE. ANDERSON '3 Launch Works. Boat Frames setup and ready to All kinds of repair rwork. bunches of all since built to an. by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Point. Norwallr Grocery ante-Isis of interest will be found In the United Grocery Company adv. Better read it. —-Egg‘0-See, 5c pkg. F.D.L. & Co. Miss Nina Zsluff, of Concord street, was a guest In Bridgeport yesterday of Miss Mabel Halsey. Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men, of Nor- walk. will hold Its regular weekly meeting, this evening. ‘ Walkovcr shoes fit'wiiere others fail. This is what Flynn and Ryan guaran- tee. Thefr adv. will interest you. ——Roast Beef, 16c 1b., at New York Market. There are three reasons why you should buy your groceries at Joseloff's. The adv. will tell you what they are. Mrs. Emma Smith, of Manchester, Nil-IL. league“ oiers. 0. D. Kim- ball, of High street, South Norwalk. v—Caps, Caps. O'Brien. A. F’. Beckman & Co's. choica line of groceries and liquors will interest you. Their adv, will give you prices, etc. Mrs. David P. Osborn. who is now residing in Danbury with her daugh- fer, was a guest of N01 walk friends, yesterday. —Da.nclng at Roton Point tomorrow night. Dr. H, E. Bates and Paul Brigger- man were among the South Norwaik- ers who saw the New YorkChicago games yesterday. Today is short calendar day at Bridgeport, and Attorneys Davis, Hub- bell and Walsh are In the Park City, attending to legal business. -Pot Roast. no bone, 12c. iluflcry's. The window showing at N. E. Ryan & Co's. of fine nets, allover laces and fashionable bindings is Interest- ing, and the prices particularly so. Miss Harriet Clark is a gucst of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Whelpley, during the absence of her parents, Mr. and M111. William A. Clark, on a vacation U I) étlmbrellflxfi Yacht Caps. O‘Brien. During the night Officer John Toot- hlli found a horse Joose on the street nut‘it wfldhnan‘s stables. This morning the animal was claimed by A daughter Was born Tuesday night to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones, at Shef- field-on-tho-Sbund. The lIappy'i’ather is employed as engineer on the Shef- field Island launch. -—Lean Pot casts, 10c lb.; Shoul- der Steak, l‘0c' b., at Hayes’. The Decker Club of the South Nor- walk Baptist church, will hold a meet- Ing this eVenIng at 8 o‘clock, at the church, at which time a Baraca class will bis—organized. At the close rc- freshments will be served. ——Guaranteed Prime Rib Roast, 15c lb. Boston Market on the Bridge. First Assistant Chief Engineer Ches- ter F. Clark, of the South Norwaik Fire Department, is enjoying a vaca- tion from his duties at the South Main street office of the Connecticut Com- pany, and is on a trip to Washington, D., C. " —-In response to Inquiry regarding its attitude toward the warm various telephone attachments offered for sale, The Southern New England 'l‘clc- phone Company states that any at- tachment not furnished by the com- pany Itself is unauthorized and that since many of these appliances are in- jurious to the service, it reserves the right to detach them whenever found In use. In cases where extra or spec- Iai equipment Is desired by subscrib- ers, the company states that it Is pre. pared to furnish such standard appar- atus as will best meet the needs. W Hotel Clifford A few desirable Suites Special Winter Rates Excellent Cuisine Charles Reyneke rnor v v 'v'vv'vvvvvv'v - AAAA‘AA‘AAAAAAAAAAA‘A SATURDAY’S SALE Sheet Music COPY 100 COPY COLEMAN’S NEWS STORI. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk. Agent for A. O. Spnldlng'l U. C. O Conan WWW.” “.0080. ' World-wide. 5-00 7-50 18-00 17.50 8- our store. at $2, ' $3 ing style. itself. THE SPOILERS, :HE CONQUEST OF CANAAN, AM. MY FRIEND THE CHAUFFEUR, SEATS OF THE MIGHTY, CARDIGAN, LIN McLEAN, THE PRINCESS PASSES, THE DELIVERANE 1in: 4e wALL eraser... . NORWALK. Deposits over - ceases M. HOLMES STEPHEN H. HOLMEI FREDERICK A. ELL. Home}. Roscoe , TELEPHONE 108. Eben H. Boss, superintendent of line construction of the local division of the Connecticut Company Is cu- joylng his annual vac.afion Yester- day he was in New York. —ROIIIId Stouk,15c. Iluttery's. Frank J Ilonohue was In New York yrsterday, In connection with the lo- cal agency of a well known automo- bilc. In the afternoon MI. Dono hue Went up to the Polo GIounds and saw the New York Nationals beat the Chicagos. —-Choice Native Fowls, 18c lb., at Hayes'. South Norwaik. L mu and Sporting Goods. . ' The splendid range of accepted models ‘in Stiff and son Hats, now herermnkes it a pleasure to choose your Full: list at We have all the new shapes and s tides. in the very best qualities, made to, retail and haying ALL the shapes in thpir va- rious proportions of crown and brim, it is an easy matter to select the most becom- Soft Hats have the call for early Fail wear; especially among young men. See thenatty shapes and shades here at $2. Some "square deals" have mighty sharp corners. The lowest price does not always measure as the most desirable or profitable. you want quality and price to blend satisfactorily—such as you get here. And with us, good grain, good service, Is fundamental, not a mere expedient, There are many good arguments why you should patronize us. but'none better than our service Buy on. Th‘ats Glenn. W $1.50 Copyright Books at 50c each Hum ;a great many others, at ire LIAM P. BEERS’ AND STATIONERY STOREI. Norwa‘ik savings I society, 44 ~WALL STREET. NORWALK. INCORPORATED 104’. DIRECTORS. ESCALLOPS, 5056? SOFT CRABS, 80c Dozen Blue, weak, Butter, Flatfish, Bonetas and Fresh Mackerel, Cod, Halibut, Salmon, Sand Porgies, Snapper Blues, Fresh Her- . ring. Oysters. Long and Round Clams and Lobsters. Cutbiii’s Bridge 2, Fish Market. There' Is a time in the week when merchants need the services of a Bank more than at any other finite—that's SATURDAY NIGHT. (. ___..._._....._.__...__.‘___..W_._ _~.... _. w... _.__.__., _. _..-. LSEUTH liOIIVMK TRUST (OHI’ANY m4“.._ ._.. . .__._.___._._._... -...._... m .._..._ IS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM 7 TO 8. Merchants’ Accounts Solicited. * and $4 MANUEL TORO HATCH. > -v- '0 '0 —m by Rex Beach. by Booth Tarkington. by von Hutton. by Williamson. by: “Gilbert Parker. Iobort Chambers. by Owen Winter .... by Williamson. by Glasgow. 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. $3,525,000.00 WILLIAM A. CURTII MOSES H. CLOVER LEWIS c, GREEN HENRY F. COLEBUHN FREE DELIVERY. —nread n Butter Rat, 14c. Buttery's Officcr Brynn Silk, of the NorWalk police force, Is hot on the trail of deg owners who let their canines wan dcr from their own fireside. Several persons have been bitten recently by itinerant dogs, and the officer states that the owners will'fiud themselves In legal turmoil soon if they do not. Rch an eye out for their pets. In this hot, humid weather, the ofiicer states, persons should be more careful than ever to keep their dogs under control. —You can says money by buying your meats at the Pllblic Market. Equipped for Best . Service We believe that no drug store is better equipped for prescription filling than ours. . ‘l , Our Ptescnption DepA'rtment is modern In every sense of the word. Compounding is done In accordance with [h‘aJflLCBL methods and accuracy is insured by cu'." double checking sys- tem. Purity in drugs and skill In handling make you safe when your prescriptions are‘ put in here. ‘5 I THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION arose. Telephone Call, 15-2. All Good: Delivered Fm of Charge. lllllii Infill SIREEI. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Thers were opposing currents in the opening price movements of stocks, but the leading speculative Issues opened low- er at reactions from yesterday‘s buoy- ant ciosing. Union Pacific fell 93 and Great Northern prd. 3/3. Westinghouse Electric opened at an advance of 1%. Brooklyn Trap It and Canadian Pu- cific and Colorafio Fuel 9g. WALL STREET, 11 a, m. —Tbe gen- eral market moved in accordance with the fluctuations In Union Pacific. Large purchasing orders in that stock after it had fallen to 159 caused an Im- mediate jnmp to 160%. Heavy selling orders appeared at the top and a break to 158% followed, which placed it a point below where It left off yesterday. The range of prices elsewhere reach- ed a int in a number of instances. Lacka anna rose 9%. Westinghouse Electric, 3%, and National. Lead 2%. At one period Souhtern Pacific, Nor- thern Pacific and Pennsylvania were ruling a point below last night and the active Issues generally a fraction. The market was steadier at 11 o'clock with prices averaging nearer to yesterday's final. Reading rose a point over last night. WALL STREET, Noon—Profession- al operators were much puzzled in their efforts to discern the positions of the supposed Standard Oil party in the. speculation Prices fluctuated uncer- tainly in Issuance. Towards noon Union Pacific and Reading ran off again and the whole market reacted. Bonds were firm. .WALL S T,» l p. m.—.—The'-HIII stocks were arkcd up substantially. but their Influence on the market was short lived, for when Union Pacific began to be unloaded again the whole list saggcd. The tone was better at I o’cIOck. owing to renewed buying of the Hill group. ' ililllililiill___ iflflil NEWS The Country Club will hold another dance tomorrow evening, Speidei' s or- chestra, of Bridgeport, providing the music. Parley Sturges. of Norwalk, has sold an Oberlin runabout to Dr. J. William Voilmer. Oliver Lockhart, who In em- ployed by the Jones & Hotchkiss Com» pauy, Norwalk, has also bought a Rec roadster of Mr. Sturges. Norwulk Is facing what may prove an epidemic of scarlet fever. Three cases have already been reported, and all are from the same school. All have been quarantined by Health Offi- cer W .P Tracey and every effort will be made to prevent a spread of the disease. The latest case is that of Ed- ward. the nine yeai old and of Ells- ontb Berger. W. B. Johnson, an oyster opener rooming at 19 Marshall stret, report- mer and Officer Frank Stratton, yester- day afternoon, that he had been ii nancially stung. He declared that when he left the house in the morning he also left 332 dollars In a suit of clothes, but that when he returned at noon the money was missing. The police are working on the case. It was reported today that the deal for the sale of the Terry Beef Com- pany to the Armour Company had been consummated. lnquIIy at the firm’s office, however, revealed the fact that the deal Is no further along than It was several weeks ago. A price has not yet been agreed upon. It was stated, however that the deal would probably eventually go through The Tony Company has been selling Ar- mour' s beef on a commission for some time. Secretary and Treasurer Charles E. Hoyt, of the South Norwalk Trust Company, accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt, Went to New York this morning. At 4 o’clock this afternoon they will leave on the bankers’ special train for Denver, Colorado. Mr. Hoyt, who is secretary of the Connecticut State Bankers‘ Association, Is one of the two delegates from the association to the American Bankers' Association national convention, which is to hold forth In Denver for ten‘ days. The Town Teachers' Association are making arrangements to hold a series (If lectures this fall and winter, the same as last year. ‘ At present they are trying to secure Prof. Judd, of Yale Univenslty, to give a series of lectures on “Psychology.” The recent advanc- - ea In this wonderfully Interesting sIIb~ Jcct and the fact that Prof. Judd speaks "on cathedral." It is expected will make these lectures of widespread Interest and Instruction. It Is planned to have from six to ten lectures within u .....A the season. , ed to Chief of Police William Voli- . - For old "B 98 Washington Street eyOnd' Without exception the most amazing vilues ever Shown in '2 Especially in Our Made-to-Measure Department. Furnishings and Hats SHOES Men, Young Men and Boys. A snappy,up-to-date line} They fit like a glove and feel as comfortable as an Shoe. Price’s Clothing Store HEAD-T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS. South Norwaik ALL THIS WEEK AT V The Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co. , in See Our Circulars for Extra Stamps With Teas, Coffees and Groceries A . rtrpi '_'.r.i I Very Best ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, per pounrl. .279: 18 lbs. Best Standard GRANULATED SUGAR for. . . ”$1.00 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, per dozen ........ .2; .,‘. “25c PURE LEAF LARD, per pound ...... . .. . ._, ........... .t3c _ . FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, a peck ..... I . .”. . . . . . . . .25c " FANCY SWEET POTATOES. a peck. ..... .. . . . . . . . .aOC A. & P. Fancy PATENT FLOUR, reg. price 80c, thissale. 73c 3 cans A'. & P. CONDENSED MILK for . . . .. ..... .7 .. .asc ' MATCHES, reg. price 5c large box, this sale .. . . . . . . . 3e PEA BEANS, reg. price 106 quart, this sale ..... . ...... .8c SULTANA PEAS, reg. price 12¢ a can, this sale . .. L . . . .Ioc ; IONA CORN, reg. price 8c a can, this sale ............. . 6c GRANDMOTHER’S OATS, reg. price too, this sale... .', 8c ' WASHING SODA, a pound ..... ......... .. ....... .. 1c FLY PAPER, 4 double sheets for ................ .5c' . C. 8: Co.’ 3 Genuine Imported Worcestershire Sauce. .5“: BEST TABLE SALT, 5 pound hag” ............ .,. . . 5c 3 cans CAMPBELL’S SOUPS for .. .......... ' . .'..". .2'5c , , Extra Fancy CANNED SHRIMP a can .‘m 2 ' MONACHY BRAND SUCCOTASH, 'a can . . . . . .. . . . .1. 10¢ RED KIDNEY BEANS, a can ................ . . - .10c > The Great Atlantic and PaCIIIC‘ Our Famous High Grade Teas and Col fees Are Always in the Lead. ' Once Tried, Always Used. \ Tea Company 124 East Washington St., So Norwalk Tel No. 909 Full Weight. . Free Delivery Honest Trading H. 232 EAST AVE. l E; MEAD 8: COMPANY VERY BEST JUNE BUTTER ...... . ......... .por iqu A—i FLOUR”; ............... . ...... ”'va 13 Lee. FINE onANuu‘rso wean .. .‘...._‘.: ..... 01.00 7 CAKES LIGHTHOUSE SOAP...........‘............ as: a cane cAMPnsLL's soups” , and NEW BRAZIL NUTS ........................ per ib..15¢. 'H. l E. MEAD 8: COMPANY
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