" present. Get it Plano Certificate with ‘ every purchase. It will cost - you nothing. .3 F. A. LANE Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. liliilllli EVENING OENTINEL TELEPHONE nil—NM Department 92-3—auainoae Department 44 --Iraneh Ofllee, Norwalk ”0 —Editor'o Residence Nib—City Editor's Residence WEATHER, FORECAST. Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity: Fair toni ht and Saturday. Showers were quit general during the past 24 hours in the eastern portion of the lake region. in New England and along the gulf coast. Light scattered showers also occurred. from Kansas northeastward to Wisconsin. The greatest rainfall reported was 1.08 inches at New lrleans, La. An area of high pressure central over the lake region is producing pleasant weather east of the Mississippi river. Disturb- shoes were central this morning near Hatteras, N. 0.. Corpus Christi, Tex- as. and Winnipeg. Man. The temper ature continues high between the Mis- sissippi river and the Rocky Moun- tains. Conditions favor for this vicin- ity fair weather and slightly lower temperature. 1 . Special prices on velvet rugs in the Read adv. lilies Mary Kiss, of Lexington ave one is recovering from an attack of starlet fever. . Freddie, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Riedcll. of Broad River. is very sick. wNew Mackerel. «to en. F.D.l.. & Co. Mrs. lsaac Church and Mrs. E. C. Church. of Norwalk, are spending the day in Bridgeport. Misses Margaret and Helen Lucy. of Arch friends from New York city. Miss Rita Sheehau, of Harry E. Smith‘s store. in Norwaik. is at Compo Beach today for an outing. —Dou't forget auction. 2 Quintard avenue. Saturday. 1 p. m. Huckleberrles are. about the only small fruit to be found in the stores at the present time. There are a very few blackberries to be found. One of the famous 19c sales will take place at the Boston Store tomor- row. You can't afford to miss it. Read about it in the adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. lrving Dibble. of llayvlew avenue. have arrived home from a vacation trip to Quebec, Mon- treal and the White Mountains. ~Gran. Sugar 1!! lbs. 31, F.D.L & Co. All summer waists are being closed out at the Mintz store. They are also advertising a new line of fall waists at 81.29. Better read the adv. The Ollicers' Association of the Nor~ walk Fire; Department will hold a meeting tonight to transact some hus- lness and all officers are urged to be 1 Miss Marguerite Fogarty, of Ridge- tield. who has been visiting for a con- ple of weeks with Miss Edna Howard. of Elwood. place. will return this even- ing to her home. ——Don't forget auction. avenue. Saturday. 1 p. in. O r 2 Quintard Ofliccr John H. Smith arrested Jolm llolln for an affair in a saloon not far from the Washington street bridge. ’ last night. but there were no serious features to it. as it turned out. A cash bond of 810 was forfeited. Tax Commissioner William H. Cor- i bin is sending to all judges of probate copies of the succession and inherit- ance tax law. as amended by the Gen- oral Assembly which went into effect _ August ll. Copies will also he sent to all other persons interested upon application. Spe'csial. orders issued from the of the of the adjutant general have gran- ted loavé of absence to Septembr 20. with pi‘mlSillnll to leave the state to Major John Q. Tllson Second infan- try, 6. N. G. The application of En- sign Charles E. Meyers. Second Di- vision. Naval Militia. to be retired has been approved and in» is relieved from active duty and placed .upon the re tired list. CHOCOLATES 1 lb Box. Stilton-Powell Corporation, i; Tornado Insurance : Week-End Candies TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN. rat. 10M. 14 Washington street, sous. Nemlk. Acker, Merrall 81 Condit’s 29c Baxter’s Drug Store annaasoa's Launch Works llBoat Framea set up and ready to p oh. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all aiaes built to order ’ by competent workmen. - Oystcr ShohPoinLNorwalk : Nonvelk vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels I-‘ublio Buildings Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets, Rugs Mattresses Up‘lstery Cur- talus, Etc. Mom 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop. 0 Courtland Disco. Specials for anw‘eek‘wllhbe found iii the United Grocery. Company adv. Read about the attractions at L. Golden's. Don't miss them. ’l‘he Roxbury (‘luh will hold it meet- ing in the. Norwalk Securities Com- pany's ofllqe. Miss Sarah M. lloutou, of Lowe street. is a guest today of friends in New Haven. -—Men's Caps. O‘Brien. eulmlles at A: The adv. will tell Get your Saturday Dickerman & Son‘s. you about them. Miss Henrietta Wing is enjoying a weeks vacation from her duties as clerk in the South Norwalk post- office. Frederick Brewer. of Norwalk. has purchased a fine large touring car. and is busy getting acquainted with it. -——Gran. Sugar 19 lbs. 81. I“.D.I.. 8; Co. Cockonoe Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. will hold their regular meeting tonight in the wlgwam in the Gazette building. The final clean-up sale of summer wearing apparel is still going on at the Krleger store. The adv. will tell you more about it. Governor Weeks yesterday finished signing the hills passed by the recent session of the General Assemblv Amend the bills signed this the nor- soal tax bill. ' —Straw Hats. O'Brien's. ...—_._, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Angcvlne. bride and groom. who were married last week. have come home lb South Norwalk and taken up their residence here. They have as their guest Mr. Angevine's mother. Teller George S. Raymond, who has been laid up at his home for a few days as a result of a little accident he had on a recenficruise to Lake (‘hnm- plain. was able to return to the bank for a short. time today. Mrs. Alden Solmans and Mrs. James Golden set out this morning in the former‘s big Thomas. touring car. for Portland. Me.. where Mr. Solmans and former Mayor Charles E. Dow went on a fishing trip a number of days ago. I —.\iason Jars. 60c doz. F.D.L. & Co. Captain Ephraim M. Merritt. the well-known Norwalk ship carpenter and yacht builder. has been laid up for about two weeks as the result of an accident while‘out in his power boat. The leg of his trousers got twisted up in a shaft and before the engine was stopped. lCapialn Merritt had been badly bruised. it Is considered for- tunate that his leg was not broken. TRAVELERS' Checks sold in denom- inations of $10. 820. $50 and $100, with the ex- act. correspondilg value - in the moneys of all principal foreign coun- tries printed thereon. The amounts are guaranteed to be paid without discount at all agencies and correspon- dents of the American Express Co. throughout the world. Travelers’ Checks sold and Letters of Credit issued by SO. NOMEIk. Tm‘t cos ”i ....M -..—,4... w -...LW .. New *Views Norwalk, South Fawn. Belle Island, Rottin Point. Roway- ton. Tokeneke and Darlen scAt COLEMAN’S NEWS ITORI to North Main St. loath Norwaiit M'fllfl Druniate ,-. Mill Norwohr Agent for A. mlpaidinp'e Um loll and ”eating Goods "mama‘s... Schaffn ‘ " or arm ‘ Buy Trousers At Big Reductions Buy a new pair to bridge the gap between now and the new Fall suit—buy a new pair to patch or the old suit—buy to save money. Every broken line goes into this sale—our finest wor- steds—our choicest chcviots and cassimeres—our hand- somest flannels and tropical worsteds—in all the beauti- ‘ ful colorings and stripe effects. And we can fit any man at each reduced price; $6.00 Trousers reduced to ........ . . . .3445 $5.00 Trousers reduced to . . . . . . . . . . . 33.85 $4 00 Trousers reduced to .......... ..$e.95 $2. 50 and $3. 00 Trousers reduced to.. $1.95 All sizes at each priceTbut not in ead'h style or pat- tern. ' 9 Big values in Boys‘ School Suits at shortened prices. 14 80. Main St.. . ' ' ' So. Norwalk. . "f:::.___::::;-::’—"__ L_...._::::: If . TWO STORES Masonic Budding, -..—.--...“W N orwalk Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats To those who have not purchased. we say. SEND THAT ORDER. TO US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful attention. courteous treatment. best grain. complete satisfaction. We take it for granted you WANT to buy GOOD oat. We never buy a lower grade than we I'lll’ willing to feed to our 0 n horses—and we think a great deal of t em. Quality First. Last and All the Time. Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. Bonnie Chick Feed Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Fer-d Bonnie Scratching Feed .-..‘AAAAAAA- Ladies’ Home Journal roa SEPTEMBER. WILLIAM P. BEERS KODAK DEALERS. a... SOFT Sl-IELL CRABS Salmon. Blue, Weak. Snapper Blues, Mats, Steak Cod. Halibut, Eels. Sea Bass. SpanishMackerel. Native Lobsters. Long and Round Clams Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. g S OUVENIR ' SATURDAY. AUGUST 28TH OATMEAL DISH In Addition to the Usual Checks WITH BPlCES. Exrnacrs. caocoure. cocoa", TAPiOCA. conne‘raacn, res. caress, Etc. 49 WALL ST.. NORWAL K. 0 30. MAIN BT., SOUTH NORWALK. Sovereign- Salad Dressing Most delicious dressing for Salmon. Cold Meats and Salads. ' 15C BOttle 2 cuecas GIVEN Wm. zacu BOTTLE 126 wanton illill ‘ WEREPAIR ~ Stoves and Furnaces of all kinds: replace broken parts. supply Rutland Fire Clay when your re brick burns out-and offer a line line of Basket/ates and Fireplace It‘ixtul‘i'swjuat 'the thing for we September evenings. Take the trolley. v.lslt WALL STREET. ;. lliI JIIIS I HIIIIIIISS IUIIIIIII " NORWALK. 9W",- M W iii ..5 WALL STREET.10.10 I m.—-Th£ opening of the stock market today was ‘ in decided contrast_ to yesterday's wask closing. this morning's market displaying buoyancy on heavy pur- chases. Southern Paciilc rose 2 3-4 to 128 1-2 and Uluon Pacific 11-? to till) 1-2. The llarrlman group made the largest alns. Union Pacific pre- terred was filo up 1 3-4. Northern Pa— ollc 1 1-2 and R ding. Peoples Gas. United States St l ptd., Alchison and Erie a point. A factor in the strength of the market alas the advance in Americana in the London market. —-—- . WALL STREET. ii a.‘ m—Unlon Pacific and Southern Pacific went fractionally higher in common with the rest of the market before the sell- ing orders became heavy enough to drive Union Pacific back 1 Hi and Southern Pacific l l-‘.’. The list made a fresh start upwards when the sell» orders had been cleaned up and pr has generally went above the prev- ious high level. Union Pacific touched 200 1-2. a rise of 2 1-2, and the balance of the market was up between 1 and 2 points. New York Central. United States Steel and St. Paul were taken freely in this movement. The southern group of stocks were rather heavy. Before 11 o‘clock the market began to yield again under the influence of a reaction of 1 3-4 in linion Pacific. WALL STREET, noon—After a long period of dullness. in which prices moved llstlessly. the bears got the up per band and pushed some of the im- portant stocks below the low prices of yesterday. notably Reading. .‘ew York Central and the U. S. Steel stocks. in the general list stocks were driven back to about a parity with the final prices of yesterday. There had been a considerable test going on with big bull and bear interests to control the market and Considerable stock chang- ed hands on. the decline. Bonds were irregular. ‘ WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——‘l‘ho sell- ing movement spent its force soon af- ter 12 o'clook and there was an irregu. lar recovery which reached 1% in Un- ion Pacliic and a point in a few other stocks. Buying was very scanty on the way up and the market grew pm grossively duller as prices got higher. MR8. BARCLAY OUT ON BOND. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27.—Mrs. Stel- la Barcluy, of Buffalo. N. i’., he‘d for kidnapping Marian Bleaklcy, the "in- cubator baby," was released on bond late last night. She left at once for Jefferson City to fight against the is- sillnt'e of requisition papers for her return to Kansas for trial. _._.._._____. Miss May Smith. of Bayonne. New Jersey. is a visitor with friends in this city todav. NOTICE Sealed hldsrwlll be received up to four n m.. Sept. 1. 1909. at the Select- men's ofllcehhi rwalit. Court. for son- structing lien ' t Farm Bridge ac. cording to plans and specifications which may be seen at their oflice. 'l‘he Selectmen reserve the right to reject any or all bids. JAMES A. BROWN ALFRED AVISON, JOHN DEVlNE. Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk a25 3r INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Steamship Tickets .l. M. LAYTON 8: CO (INCORPORATED) 6 RAILROAD AVE. 00. NORWALK. ,._._ Some same Are Good Other Shoes Are Better OurShoes Are “Beat” 9 Men s Emerson. .23. 50, $4.00 and 85.00 Keith Konqueror. $3. 53 and $400 Waldorf 32.50 ......u- .. Ladies’ Lounsbu'y. l Boulea ...... ........ $3 .00, 03.50 and 86.00 Herrick' a. 32.00, 32.501“ “.00 Fisher ....... 31.50 and ".90 Children’s Educators. $1.50, 31.76 and moo Boston Schools Shoe- . . . . .. . $1.25. $1.50 and 02.00 _..._1_ mung/inv- BRACKEN SHOE IN CONNMTICUT. s1 wasnmorou a'rnnr. sour" Monwaut. TELEPHONE use .9 ...}. e ~ One of tn: features of this than; 130 Y S’ SUITS which have been marked at lust 1-2 PRICE ’Other'featuresare Men’s Cloth-1‘ ing, Hats and Shoes PRICE’S. , TELEPHONE 165-5 98 Washington St. - South Norwalk Coal alias Pei-ran} has WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A 1113 Steam or Hot Water HEATER OF THE Heating. and. Plumbing Company 23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. CONN. ' ._ WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB $150.00 EACHOEAOON WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY 8150.00 EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE MASONIC BLDG. 0130.00 EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE‘THE 80. NORWALK CLUE 3150.” EACH OEADON. WE CAN SAVE’THE CLIFFORD HOTEL "50.00 EACHA'BEAOON. WE CAN SAVE THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL 3150.00 EACH MOON “We Guarantee a Saving of horn.fi5%. to u _ $8,000.00. Do You Want to Save it? ’ PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNISHED IV ' ‘ run I. Jlllli fill. lilillli i airman Special for aWeek [needs Biscuit per pkg. 4c 25:: g': .s Smoked Beef .. ....... 10c pkg Baronet Biscuit . . .. ..... . 8e 25c can Lunch Tongue ....mcr lilo pkg. Nabisco ..... . .8: 120 can Ham Loaf .. ........Oc 10c pkg. Graham Crackers .. . 8c 15c can RoastBeef .. .. .....120 1 10 bars Soap ...... ......... ...25c LargecanAsparagus ... A large supply of Evergreen Corn at a low price Green 1.1m Beans. Cucumbers. Beets. Tomatoes. Sweet Potatoes. Musk Melons. Peaches, mn- ges and Apples. _ , .- United Grocery Co 20 NORTH MAIN STREET Golden's AttractionsArcil PHONE 143; 7'" the Low Prices . READ AND COMPARE! WAISTS We want to show you that we can sell a sur. prisingly high degree Waist at low prices. An absolutely pure Irish Linen Waist. -‘ 82.50 value......:.$i.15 Six different 1styles - of Walsts, regular 31.50 .............. 98c . 83.00 Net Waists. handsomely trini- med. regular 83.00.3135 ~ We sweep all competi- tions aside with our prices on sac SKIRTS .. ....... ...... as: $2.50 SKIRTS ........ ."......‘l.7$_ 31.25 sma'rs m 33.00 SKIRTS sue 31.50 SKIRTS.................. sac .. ' See Our Big Window Display L. GOLD as Wneshtn.‘ continuaton Street“ WHITESKIRTS'
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