. 1 (me 9 out. for good pure. Candy. “ oua nou’a wand swears win certainly neat. ur. palate. a1. ways trash and antic F. ALANE . l TOI. 40'. 51 Washington It. Iaaluat lira an where in the United ,v ‘ . . y Goliath, States or ~i0r$2y . per hundred per year, by TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN n waaumarou. araaa'r. acorn NORWALK. coups. TILIPHONI nu .. Park & Tilford’s DellciousCandies -80LD AT— F.‘ H. DEXTER’S DR U0 STORE instill WW . EVENING IINTINDL TILEFHONI ML“ ‘ ass-New- orbit-rm, . ' Oa-a—Iaalnaoa “warmest duh-Bunch Office. Norwallt , loo -Edltor'a Residence . 120le Editor'- Residence L v :23 WEATHER FORECAST. ........... For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight; Thursday probably camera. The long trough of low more sure extending trom Texas northeast‘ ward to Michigan. has moved but lit- tle during the last 24 hours. it is pro- ducing cloudy and unsettled weather in the central and northern sections but not much rain. The area of high pressure with low temperatures is mov- ing in rapidity from the extreme north- west. Conditions favor for this vicin- ity partly cloudy weather probably foi- iowed by shower: on Thursday and not much change in temperature. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low. 65; high, 86. Clear. Cotton undechar for women at sale prices. See Itcad adv. Court Narruk. Foresters of America, will meet tomorrow evening in their rooms in Water street. Post cards being received by friends indicate that Constable J. J. Goodwin. who is in Chicago on a visit, is having a fine time. " Frank Madole has secured a position as clerk at the store of A. I". Bock- mann and Company in Washington street. . Q ' W -Evcrybody tiles with the Eagles at Retail Point. Friday night. 'l‘hcre will be :1 regular meeting of l’onnssus Council Royal Arcauum. this evening in the council rooms in Wall street. idvcry economical housekeeper will appreciate the values offered in the Four Hour sale at the Boston store to- morrow. Sec adv. E. S. Kennedy, of Wall steel. has re- ‘ turned from a thrcc months stay in Maine woods. With him also returned his broiber-in-lnw John ll. Newton. of Bath. Me. The cases of the bull dozen West .Norwulk boys charged with damaging a house In Connecticut twenue was dis- posed of in court this morning. The lads wore allowed to go upon the pay~ meat of costs. The Norwnlk Socialist party expects that ltoberi Hunter, or Noroton. will become affiliated with the South Nor- wulk branch in a short time. He is a candidate for governor of Connecticut on the Socialistic ticket. llncas Tribe. l. 0. it. ill. hold a busi— ness session last evening. when .only routine matters filers disposed of. Ow- ing to the many shore dinners and ciambaltes. the proposition to have a shore dinner served on the roof of Red Mcn's Hall has been given up. “(tome iiy with the Eagles. Rotou l’olnt, Friday night. ) m A regular meeting of tho Barbere' Union was held last evening at Central Labor Union Lyceum in WashinltOh street. when iionry Beizer. delexate t0 the state barbers‘ convention, held in South Norwnllt Sunday, made his :9. port. One new member was also taken into the union inst night. Man of the members or the local aerlo. . 0. iii. are receiving the daily papers of St. Louis’from J. E. Wood. i’. W. P.. who is delegate to the Grand Aerie meeting from Norwsllt. The pa- pers give full accounts of the mention and are found to be very interesting to those who read them. Word from Mr. Wood himself report a splendid time. despite the fact that it is warm. Final arranlements for the dance to be held at Eaton Point. under the out piece of Norwaik Aerie, F. 0. ll, are completed and chairman of the com- miles in charge, William J. Polveii an- ticipates a lame crowd. and says that so for everything points to a grand auc- cess. A large number of tickets have already been disposed of and the mean here are taking right a hold or the affair and each one is doing his best to make the dance one to be long re- membered. - ' a J ' Brownie Cameras , 51.82.53. :4. s5. $7. $9. 512 m...“— Time for K. D. Frames for next lum- mer'a boat. now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one 28-h. half cabin. with 8 b. p. new motor. cheap it bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oysterdhell PoinLNorwalk Nearly Everyone is obliged to go to a dentist. more or less. and it is Just as important to select a good dentist as it. is to select a good tailor or a good grocer. it is far more economical to buy a suit. of clothes that wear well or a bushel of potatoas that can be eaten. than to pay less and not use them. it is my one aim to have my patients satisfied, for I use only the best materials, give you the best workmanship. and my prices are within the reach of all. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 South Main 8L. South Norwalk Hours: ii a. m. to ii p. m. Sundays by appointment only. l Weak Eyes and ‘ Eyesight are increasing. Let our l’hyslc‘ . inn. who is a Skilled itlyc Spec. lulist. examine your cycs and prescribe the correct. glauscs. if necessary. N0 i‘llAlltili Full EXAMINATION. THAMER " Optician STAMFORD , - - - CONN. Open Monday lit Saturday Evening- §chool “vitamin? iniynmillld”girls at pickcrmuu's. See adv. Charles 1". liullock. of inlnbury. was a recent visitor in Nurwnik. Miss Alice (‘rcnuln of Main street. is the guest of Miss Flol‘cllt‘c ilcuklu, ol llnabury. Edward Weaver. or Pitlnhurtz. in vis- iting his sister. Miss Alicc Weaver. of Main street. Mrs. Mollcrluott, of Fair sircct. is spending sew-val Weeks with hcr moth- er in Patterson, N. .l. William Marsh. and daughters are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Betta. of Springwood avenue. Hurry Miller. of Lennard slrocl, who is employed ilrlho Norwulk Lock t‘om- party. is conllned to his home today. on account of illness. Frank Nickerson. of West Main street. left town yesterday morning for Holyoke. Mass. where he will spend a week with relatives. l’i Mrs. H. Jones returned to her home in Brooklyn. after spending some timc at the home of her father. lloward Bears. in Academy street. ,...., ..,.._.....__. --......_. John T. Hayes made an auto trip to New Haven Sunday. in the party Were Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Miss Marlon Hayes. Mrs. tlorrluan. of l-‘ull River. and William Fay. of Yonkers. ~~ile a bird and dance with the Eu. ~ties at Roton Point. Friday night. The committee of representative lio- publicans appointed to stiggusi what in their judgment will prove the strong» oat ticket that can be placed before the voters at the annual city ciccllon in October will hold a meeting Friday lyilt'at the office of William G. Croc- aett. in South Main street, to organize. A party of Norwalk boys, went to New York city yesterday and took in the game between New York and Us. troll Americans. The boys report. a very has time and were more than pleased with the same, which proved very interesting. being won In the ninth by the Yankees, alter a tlo for several inninn. The final score was 3 to 2. -..d party included George v. G. Smith...lohn i). ilaugh. (Y. Magner and John Menard. New Panoramic Post Cards of country Club and Judah island. Also new share view: of Bills Island and Helen Point. , commits One 21-h. with 5% h. p. 8t‘anley. -Veryv m»... " Ronald Mints. See adv. l m Mrs. Goons Hendrick ill ill at her home in Menard street. , M , Park and Tilford‘a delicious candles are sold at F. H. Baxter‘s Dru; store. a . W Fred (J. Rideil. of Norwalk spent yesterday in New Haven on business. H. a. Dana a Boa are stertlslus three attractive offers in real estate. For particulars lee adv. Postcards are being received from Harold Stone by his many friends, He is located at Albany, where he is do- ing very well. Mrs. Arthur Underhill. of West Main street. has returned to her home after spending some time with rela‘ tlvea in Bridgeport. Catholic Union Council. K. of (3.. met last evening in the club house in West avenue. Nothing of importance was transacted. Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. 0. il.. will meet tomorrow evening in their rooms in Wall street. Nothing of special import- ance will come up. A lawn party under the auspices 0f the King‘s Daughters of Blivermine. will be held tomorrow evening on the lawn of Mrs. Ella it. Aiken. Pride of Court Narruk. Foresters of America. met last evening in their rooms in Water street. Nothing of importance was transacted. ' Mrs. James Cousins. and daughter Clara and Mrs. William R. Smith. have returned to their homes after a ten days auto trip in the Berkshires. rho. Mrs. Richard Voigiit. of Burrltt avo- nue, has gone to Trinity lakesfiwbere she will spend several weeks for the benefit of her health. which is much impaired. “a... Itoton. Come on. .o-aa. Bishop it Lynes are unloading a 600 ton barae of egg coal at their wharf in Water siren-l, A large barge of bull tons of sand for further use on the Wall street pavement in also due. Felix (limits. the Main street fruit dcslor, is havlng‘a concrete Walk laid' in front or his store. The work will be a great improvement. as the old walk was much broken and Very rough. The work is being done by Contractor Michael Lombard. of Norwalk. Emory~dpllohutskyg Jr. who went to Canada several days ago for the benefit at his health. returned uncr- pectedly yesterday. having been sum- moned to look alter the mall route beta-och the South Norwulk railroad stations and the Nor-walk and South Norwalk postoiilces. ‘ s for-“W- The denial ‘of St. Mary's parish Will be started very soon, and Father Finn. hopes to make this tho most complete ever taken. After the cou- sus has bccn lnken the report. of the findings will be forwarded to the Rt. Rev. John J. Nilau. bishop of the liartr ford dlorcuo. O ..... m..- am Harry Hitcltion, of “'mililmdinn strccl. cmployod by l-lxprosumnn The. mall (‘. t‘uvanulth. is conilnotl to his home today, on account of on accident llt‘ sustained yesterday afternoon. llc was in the store or the tlrcul Atlantic and Pacific Tea t‘ompuny. wlicu a pile ol‘ page of flour toppled over on him. His logs were badly spraincd aid swol- lt-n and he had to bc carried to his home. .i, K. (irecn. a railroad lclcgrnpli op. orator. in the employ of tho Ncw York. New Haven and Hartford lluilroud (lutnpulty, has made complaint to the police that last wuck he wont to the Germanic Hotel. in Railroad nvcnuc. and thithwblla he was ihcrv ills trav- cllng has disappeared. A pollcmnan accompanied him to the hotel and as. stated in a search. but the bug was not found. nor its controls. can... The local Carpenters' and Jolucrs' Union. No. "(46. held their regular meal- lag‘iaut “ t. Two new members were lnll ed. The report otthe com- mittee on the annual clamba was heard. and’ showed that. arranalnonta are being fast mmploted. The bake will be held, on Saturday, September ll. Julius Friedman. of licitbury. Mass. was present as a representative of the Cloth. Hat & Cup Mnkora' Union. He made a few remarks about the trade. The committee of tho l‘hoenlx En- Kine Company appointed to look after the matter of refurnlshinrr the com- pauy's rooms in Main street. were present at the special meeting of the company called for last ovoniug. and made their report. it was voted at the meeting to ommwm‘ the committee to go ahead and buy the furniture. The committee members are William tia- llill. chairman: Charles liaymea and William lielford. ' While runn rig to sick a trolley car. Monday. Francis am. of Arch street. who is employed as bookkeeper in the Holmes. Keeler & Bullock atom. turn- ed on his little and sprained it bad- ly. lie boa tied the car, however. but, had to leave it at Arch street, and no to his .home. There the very painful sprain was treated with llnlmentl and Mr. Ward made as comfortable as pos- sible. The injury is yet very painful. but Mr. Ward is about with the assist- ance of a cane. being unable to bear any great weight on the member. W Extensive improvements are bold: made in the Over River school in A~ oademy street. and when they are all completed everything will be in per- fect condition for the 0 plus. of the school at the beaming o the term. at- lal ceillnxr have been put on room a and 4. and they are a very groomin- provelnent as the old cailinaa were broken. . The walls in nearly every, room has been repainted and the woodwork “varnished. The lumhllty Ipdolsl‘n’ Ior‘"i‘hllrl‘i§iay ut‘ ' ,. Friday night in Eagles“ night at ‘ NW of mag ,_ or smooth J" The New Store 24 Wall St, Norwalk. ability to pl’ slon in a in Summer -~ Home (in '1: d llnrsc Peed. fit Home Food Dairy- (1 Chin. cod Poultry Biot‘k Mr ilonnie TELEPHONE 108. itod Onions, per quart . .. ......... be Wax lleans, per uunrt ............ 5o Heats. per bunchli. ....... . ....... be it: peck Green Limb. Means ....... 25c “on Mar Flour. ppr but; .......... lice one. Cucumbers UNlTED 20 NORTH MAIN STRICT. WALL STREET. lilzltl n. m.~»-The stock market dcveltun-d a downward tendency at. tho tlpcllinl‘ with losses of ads" point in illicit ncilvo issues in Reading. Southern l’ncldc and United States Steel. (inuudinn Pnclilc lost 2% and there were substantial frac- tlonal doullnea in Union Pacific. St. Paul. New York Cclural. Consolidated (in: and Amalgamated Copper. WALL STREET. it u. in.——Furthcr weakness developed in the first hour and stock. were thrown over with gen- eral losses Mall in cxcosa of a point. Room traders put out short lines cen- ndently and there was little real» tnnce encountered at any point. Read- ing, Union Pacific and United States Steel bore the brunt of the selling. Reading broke “Mliulon Pacific 2%. Southern Paola . tilted states Steel. international, sweater and North American. ii: New York Central and it. Paul lat. Northern Pacific. 10% and American iteel Foundries. 11.5. WALL STREET. Noon.-Tho soiling stopped did the market became quiet for a long interval with prices ruling slightly above tile lowest. Near noon the downward increment was method and Unlo Pacific, bending and “U. 8. Steel sol lower than before. Much of the selling was allrllnttad to unenl- nen over the Drotpect of further tariff revision. The weakness or the indus- trial aroup was nearly accounted tor by "Dom tha .one or thoiarfluof thallidOWMMteei can also had ‘ mil-lotion or one tlons be- it! the Fill-counties entice and onto on it tilt! in call!!! mu Fa, chu‘r att be No “if“ ? mm at * ~ The Final Cut $20.00 - $ 22.00 - a 25.00 Summer Suits $10.85 This is the big reduction many men wait for and they will be glad they waited; for we offer many of our most popular models in choice fancy worsted: and urges at the moat tempting price of the «awn. Beautiful gray: in stripes and exclusive pat- terns—«our finest suits in the best-selling models of the seasonu-Fand in the combined lines we offer a full range of sizes. We can fit stout men. tall men—4nd . regular men who come now. . Straw Hats Half Price for aclearance of every straw hat in the store“ They'll go fast at‘haiilprice. Take your pick straws—4nd every smart shape. i‘ l l") .9 5.) ill i‘ i l' 7 TWO STORES: HOME GROUND FEED if you want yum horses to he kept up to the highest point, of working ' c the greatest anuuint of energy. finding its exam? y's work wevory day-«7d»- [Iliad tiny out—~Wlnter or p. be city streets. on the month the below-”tiny Ronnie " Quality rim. Last edit an the Tim WEAKFISH. SWORDFISH. BUTTERFISH. DONETA MACKEHEL. STEAK COD. BEA BASS. SALMON. HALIBUT. HARD CRABS. LOBSTEIS. SOFT CRABG. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market. ESPECIAL sou SATORDAY Peaches, i'lums. llcl‘rlcs. Pears. Sweet Potatoes. (mrrots. Squash. Muakmoi- GROCERY co. 3%, Northern Pacific 3%, Brooklyn mm... .MM . South Norwaik :4 South Main St. MANUEL 'rcsc HATCH. ... .0.» mun—M “—— BLUES FREE DELIVERY. Good Elias, per dozen ............. 25¢ l-‘resb taupe, per doaeu .. . . . .. ..... 35o ill'pouhdsfiua‘ar $100 w. It. t‘ocoa .......... ..... 19o W. a. Chocolate, ....... ...... 19:: and Tomatoes PHONE 143. llonal stocks were sold freely for for c .n account which encouraled activi- l. by the bears. Prices continued to fade away, the only hall being the oc. cnsionully check resulting from short covering. Reading ruled it points uni dor yesterday”. cloning. Union Pacific Transit and Westinghouse Electric 8 and Atcblscn and Amalgamated Cop- per 1%. There was a slight rally be- fore 1 o'clock and the market grew dull again. NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-—'l‘ho board of governors of the New York Stock ll:- cbanae today granted the request of the members for the closing of the enchants on Saturday preceding Labor Day. Some boys performed a declared- trick last night. when they "borrows ed" a hand car and went riding on the railroad tracks betwoen branch'vlilo and Florida. Complaint has been made on account cube likelihood of serious results in the event of a train up preaching. and the car being left on the tracks. . . The extensive improvements’ in the National Bank. at Norwallt building areabcut completed and the interior or the bank presents a very has all. races. The banking rooms of the lrllsld back have also been renova» ted. The entrance has been changed and in the National Bank new mahog- any natures have been installed. The bank and safe deposit v all have been moved to the roar of t a building in what was tormarly the direction ‘ I '1 ~~ N13 ‘ “M...“ ”- ..,...-.. .. MW. ~-MM.-..- ..... .... u...- NOTICE ! All persons having bills against the Town of Norwalk are requested to have theta in the Selectmen'a Office. Norwalk. on or before August 31, 1910. as the fiscal year ends August 81, 1910. ALFRED AVISON. JAMES A. BROWN, JOHN DEVINE. Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk. a20 24 27 FOR SALE At South Nor-walk. house 7 rooms. extra room in attic. all improvements. ten minutes" walk from station: lot sumo; barn. healthful location. 83800. ”case all: rooms and blih,’ newly decorated: lot 601150: fruit and shade trees; line view of harbor and Sound; i=2 block of trolley. 83:300. At South Norwalk. six room house in cxccllent condition. all improve- ments. new range, new furnace, chick- on house and work shop; lot 95:125. $3800. H. E Dean 8. Son (lnoorponud) 48 WALL IT. NORWAI-K' Jones & Valentine AUCTIONEERS > Bunnycreat Farm. Ponus street. op« poaile "Grace Home in the Fields," will be sold at public auction. 11 a. m., on Thursday. August 25. 1910. Fol- lowing the sale of real estate. the household furniture will be sold. Prop- erly consists of eight acrol. plenty of [roll and fine shade trees. 12~room house ill bedrooms and one bath room). burn with coachman'l room. chicken house. etc. Distance from New (tuneup. 2 miles; from Talnladge Hill. 2 miles; from Surlusdale station, 2‘5 miles, and from sprinadale trolley. 2 miles. it' stormy. but fair day. For order. Miss C. 1... Singer and Mrs. r1. A. Herrmsnn, owners. in‘ going over our stock we found our 06.89 and ”.89 Bullies in numbers that we have added a quantity from then.“ table. 3 ’ These are exceptional values. All our $25 to 030 Suite ‘ara‘no'w x.“ \x . . . ' "“""""""" . a . Boya' Bulls at one-half the regular price are Just the thing for M ”ll in the Shoe Department are the greatest values In town in Low OM“: Some are even lean than half price. Other things In this sale at even ordain reductions. m Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street. South Norwallt Closing Out an Waist? 79c - 89c - $1.50 J. 1. MALLETI‘E Sale”? ..__op._ SELL AT FORMERLY non. $2.00, .218 . LOCAL Views roar cases a row 5e . (formerly Milan Damn. )‘ an waaumorou eraser Repairing in all "its House Trunks Made ’ V for Furs, Winter Gar- Also Shirtwaist .Buxel , aoraocx MFG. co.“ 12 Seaview Ave. TRUNK—3'- branches '- to Order MOTH - PROOF . . meats. etc. ) Tel. 368 IADT NORWALK SAVI N G MONEY C is a simple process. and for its non—observance there can be no possible excuse. Let the man live so economical- ly that be always has something to lay by. and be is certain to have in the end a competence to protect him azalnat all ordi- nary worries. 'i‘heSouth Norwalk ' Trust Co. Faye 4% on savings \ uoawnnt Savings Society lNOOI'OIATID MI DEPOSITS OVER 83.775000 m a. Helm rm . “d Em“ t i. m M “0'“ m ' f "argltiil [it it . fl“ . ', . _ The safe/van ~WNLA- , I will sell at Public Auction tila etc tire stock of Groceries, Teas. t: . fixtures. Horses and Wagons. etc“ . , e Grand Central Grocery 7 . can POIi'f'iVl. ants on. mm A we chance for the people, Norwaik and surrounding towns to , cure staple and fancy Grocer-lac auction prices. . . . » J. W. ION-LIV. I maimmm . Company ' 19 Main Street, Norwalk 7 « com renew var can ” ‘ Friday. August 20.” mo; da.m.totlp.m. ‘ -‘ at to Main direct Wow-mam w wag. aruov iN hairdo; s anoint. A ,
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