iii? a hsyeéonltivstsd a taste to!"
“In". Candy.
OUR HOMI MAUI IWIIT.
will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
ways fresh and enticing. .
r. A. LANE
Tel. 400. 01 Washington at.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight and‘Saturdsy; moder-
ate to brisk northwest winds. The
disturbance that was central over
Lake Superior yesterday morning has
moved eastward and is now passing
out the St. Lawrence valley. It has
produced cloudy and rainy weather
during the last 24 hours in the central
and eastern sections. _ The area of high
pressure with lower temperature is
advancing slowly from the northwest.
Freezing temperatures Were reported
from Montana and North Dakota. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity generally
pleasant weather with moderate tem~
perature for two or three days.
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 62; high, 78.
Partly cloudy.
Read the specials
Grocery Company adv.
The Misses Edna und‘Susan Meeker.
of New Canaan, spent the day yester-
day with Miss Florence Meeker. of
Merwin street. ’
Mrs. John Collins. of New York
city. is spending a few days as the
guest of Mr .and Mrs. .laines Barry,
of Camp street.
~-Schooi opens Monday, Sept. 12.
School shoes at Flynn's Boot Shop.
Misses’ Hop-Scotch and Boys' Rook
Proof hose are especially suited to
good hard school war. if you are in
tcrested read J. l. Malleiie's adv.
Kabaosa Encampmentme last eve-
ning and transacted regul' .business.
The colts will hold their usual frolic
this owning. and it is said that they
are feeling especially frisky.
Mrs. JamesCahlll. Thomas Whose.
Mrs. phu Fiddler. and Miss. Jennie
Cahll , of Winnipnuh, have returned
home after spending some time with
friends ill the Bronx, N. Y.
Cheerful and bright nl ninety-live
years of age in Mrs. W. K. James. of
76 Wall street. licr birthday was
celebrated on Tuesday and she enter-
tained a number of hcr friends at her
home. ‘
llr. William J: Tracey. of West ave-
nue. is having the from of his proper-
ty luprovod with u 3l0lll‘ coping. The
stones are especially largo ones -and
tho unloading of them :rttrat‘tod a
great of attention yesterday.
A hearing on the account of the ex-
ecutors of the will of tho into Sarah
ngton. of Brooklyn, who owned real
estate in Norwalk. was bold in the
Norwalk Probate court yesterday he-
forc Judge Henry W. Gregory.
The exhibition of imitations of all
in . the United
the famous diamonds .of Pr world in ~
Colcburn and Lauder‘s storc in Nor.
walk is attracting a great dent of at-
tention. They are of the snow weight.
size and appearance as the orlumal
stones.
School opens Monday. Sept. l2.
School shoes at Flynn's "00‘ Shop.
Mrs. James Golden went to New
, iluvcn today .ln connection with the
illness of her sister. Mrs. Willis S. (fro.
fut and her niece. Miss Bessiu i’rohll.
in the case of the latter. who has ill-
phold favor. a consultation or physi-
cians was held yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. (fopir-y. bf
Qulniard place, have been entertain-
iuu Mrs. (lupioy's sister and her hun-
lmnd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul .lahnnuo. of
Bellows Pulls, Vermont. at. their home.
Mrs. Copley and son were rocontly vis-
itors at tho .iahunao home.
,Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. S. Glover and
daughter. and Attorney and Mrs, .ios»
eph idnxweilor have returned from a
lengthy auto trip thrmmh (Tonnociil‘iit.
New Hampshire. Vermont and iihode
island. initial in all the principal cli-
ies and pbints onrouto. They witness-
ed the airship flight In Boston on La-
bor Day. A most onloyabiu trip is re-
poried by all.
last evening John Hall and who.
of the Havilsnd ileum in Booth Nor-
wnik came out of the Time 'l‘abid i‘llio.
in Wall street. witnesses say. and
while they were walking along. (ll-orgn
Benedict. of Wall street, made a noise
with his mouth. directed at them, Mr.
Hall went heel: and told him to in it
ssain if he wanted his face punrlu-d.
But tiuorgo did not. When lint!
reached Captain Hunt, who was in
Wall street at the time. he cilmpltlilod
about. Benedict and Captain Hunt nr-
mled the man. This morning in court
the Halls had not appeared Against
Benedict and the one was continued
by Judge lmltwood"oiiiii tomorrow
morning. lie ordered that Benedict
he placed under the parole of Captain
Hunt and that the Halls should be
summoned to appear against him.
Mixed Chocolates
{Tar
*CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
millt lire
‘ not
par simmers. '
4 wasuiuarouarhur. so ri'i'
. - nonwstx. coast .
TILQPHONIWM
~80”) 'AT-i-
F. H. BAXT‘ER’S
ouue arose. ,
Time for K. D‘. Frames for next sum-
mer’s best, new. Special prices. 'l‘wo
slightly used boats for sale; one 26~ft..
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new. *
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShehPolntNorwalk
In theoiiiaking
Artificial Teeth
there lire requisites necessary to se—
cure a perfect plate. The operator
must have a knowledge 01‘ certain me
chanical principles. good materials
must be used, an ability to perform
the work properly. and an artistic ideal
followed. My experience in this
branch of dentistry has been unusually
large which enables me to produce
good results In the teeth made at uly
office. i do not want my‘ patients to
wear ill-fitting plates, or those which
do not preserve the natural contour of
the face. Special attention is given
every individual case.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main 8h. South Nomsik
Hours: 0 s. in. to 8 p. in. Sundays
by appointment only.
——... I
We Make
. . .Glasses
the right way. We have a Physio
inn. who is a Skilled Eye Specialist,
to examine your ”eyes. Ni)
’T’leMER
“hawk“ ......
Open thud-y 1 Saturday Evenings
.1
fruit
Eliz’abethl Mead School
F0 R Oi Fl L8
Hillside, Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open for the Full
Term on Thursday, September it". at
nine o'clock.‘
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls; kindergarten.
primary and iliiorniediaio departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil~
dren who use the trolleys and for scrvA
ing a. hot luncheon. Terms and Hills
trsted circular on application.
The Principal may he soon at tho
School any morning after September u.
Margaret R. Brendiinger. A. B.
Make Your Money
Earn More than
“4%...
l have a few shares of stock of the
(lulled liutchers' Supply Corporation.
incorporated under the laws of the
Common'urealth of Muamchusetts and
doing I dlily cash intuitions. i believe
this stock will pay dividends of more
than l0% on every dollar you invest ill
it. The corporation owns and controls
valuable patents. The reason it is plac-
ing this stocli‘on the market is to in
crease the factory space and present
capacity. The above is practically a
monopoly with no competition.
in a very short while this stock
should be worth a great deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at 010 per.
This is not I. risk. it is a euro thing,
This business has existed four years
and each day has brought a larger in»
crease in its present capacity. Pull
information pad circular from
Edward Morrison. ~ - Attorney
201 Medellin Oi» IOITON. MASS.
”m...
School
,, . ‘_ by _
ORRGOLDijibi,
MW
Park 8. Tilfordle, ;
DeliciousCa’hdies
begins now and one of the most.
important lessons to be learned
iii thrift.
Nothln will contribute more to
I W‘: NWO!- thsfl the early
miisttlon that it isn't What he
can ears but what he can ssvs
thstwiii ‘siart him right in the
world of [basin-gs.
TheSoutll Norwallt
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Fresh Every Saturday
Trust Co.
with Willie!»
,~tns selection that has bass ..
1|
I
. ate‘Big ‘ uncanny
This is our regular haliuyearly reduction of prices
on alibi 3hr incomplete lines of trousers. Most men
contain on the splendid valuesywe ofier. been new
trousérs are nucsssry to "patch out the oiling; and
new trousers at our prices are too good to this”,
82.00 TROUSERS .....Sus
$3.00 TROUSERS ..........$x.98
$3.50 TROUSERS . . $0.48
$5.00 'rnoosans ..........$3.4s i
For work. for business, for dress—choice icolor-
lugs and patterns in fancy cassimeres and worsteds;
and plenty of big values. in separate outing trousers.
All sizes at each reduced price.
When you are ready for your Fail Hat, yob’ii
find it waiting for you here—ail the new shapes, stiff
and soft, $2 and $3.
o
'rwo arenas:
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Do you suppose for a minute that when i not your ordrr. that ends it?
Not much! it is permanent trade that is valuable to me. i want your
trade now. and want it in the future. and my aim is to make every
customer a permanent our. and to give him such good clean grain and
food to trout him so well all around that he will say 9 good Word
for me to his neighbor. .
it won‘t cost you anything to learn my methods-will send special quo-
tations at any time if you care to have them.
Quality First, Last and All the This;
Bonnie liorse [teed
Dairy Md
ihiclr ”so
Poultry
Stock Food
‘ we.
t.
MANUEL TORI) HATCH.
h
coo. sALMou. untied-nub cases. Losersns. lOfT cases.
LONG mo aouun cums. cums roe name ‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELlVliRY.
You will Reduce Your
@Cost of Livin . 25c on
scythe Dollar if on Buy Your
Groceries at the Air? Store
:iil Stamps with ill) Coffee (in 350
2b Stumps with lib Coffee up 30c
20 Stamps with llb Codes (n 200
iofitam'ps with lib Coffee (r 200
TELEPHONE I08.
(iii Stamps with l ill..'l‘en til 700
so Stamps with l lb. Tea or 00s
warships with no Tea (9 so.
"2:. Stamps with lion’l‘ou (a see
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER ...... At Cost
25 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ..... .,....sx.35
18 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . . ...... . .. . . $1.00
FULL CREAM CHEESE.spound . ....... . . . . . .. ...... 180
SULTANAPEAS.scan ...... i.............. ...... ioc
MARSHALL'S HERRINGS. s can . . .......... . . . . . .13%C
LAUNDRY STARCH.7poundsior 050
PURE LARD.pound “150
EXTRAFINEEGGS.adozi-.n 30¢
TEN STAMP. WITH ANY OF THI FOLLOWlNG AITlCLl.
ihoi. liaison at ...........10o iboi. Root Beer at ........100
i run Spiro at ........ 100 i hot. Ammonia M ........ 100
litox antral ...............10o lplmtlornli‘laliolai. ..... .100
1 cake Chocolate It . ...... .101: i but. Stuffed Oiiynmn ..... 100
titanium at
s
...150 i but. Vanilla icxtruct m..,,1o¢
25 STAMPS WITH 1 BOTTLE EXTRACT, any layer ...(.......260
llii uni lulu innit
m wssamcrrou eraunmoorn NORWALK‘ "
Tel. 000. Deliveries 0:00 sun. and 2:00 p. in. 7 I‘m Deliver? .
,: ..
Wail“). L"
. to luvswnw '
SW"? It. ..
in ii. diowell litW%
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.; ‘HILL TO II NGMlNATID AT
mt. '
edict, or ‘wsll vsntion will he held in Bridgeport. on
choir War fMarin ”calamarxs'ra isgi .1 . affinity“ cOrsnlte.‘Ne J.-
,_- . so or re. eaten 7
fikimt St? $3.133; billion. in Bar street, has beenehtertaiutng Miss iii- September 17th. at the hirstilaid.
Harbor. Maine, and for the asst. year is clerk. or brooms.
st Ponifort school. He comes with the in. sun.
‘Til'd ‘ ‘s’ on. ‘
day at Stillmui’oweli Corporation.
1
3 .
moo court today.
~ (adult..mvis'. See adv.
ll' Ohioftliuttery, of the Norwslk Fire
able to be out again.
Miss Lulu Reynolds, of the Boston
Store. spent the day in New York
city on business yesterday.
The Orioled will go to Sauiatuclg on
i
‘gans. A good game is looked for.
Miss Albertine Matheill. of Main
street. has been entertaining Miss
Emily Falmouth. of Boston for a few
days. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery. of
Union Park. have returned home af~
ter an automobile trip through Massa-
-:chusetts.
Post cards are being received from
Mrs. Nellie Smith. of the Boston Store.
who is spending her vacation at Ban-
tam Lake.
. Earl Benjamin. of Montclair, N. it.
,is visiting Frederic}; Smith. of South
Norwslk. He was a former school
mate of Mr. Smith at the Kimball
Acadcnly,'in Meriden. N. H.
Anson Keeier, Harold Van Lieu. Mrs.
M. iii. Keeler and Miss Helen Keeler.
learning at Fiasco. Hamilton County.
,N- Y., in the mountains, are expected
home this evening.
One of th horses on John H. Tink-
ler‘s express union was taken with an
attack of colic this morning in Water
street. Veterinary Surgeon Brundage
was about the vicinity at the time and
attended the case. He was able to pro-
road with his mute after about a half
hour‘s rest.
Phone 440"
e The
Mind stimulates trash mo’sm. .
Attorney 1A0 Davis is attending the: .A
cohort upland” session at the Bridge- ‘
“ “Fall Aneckwesr‘ in the newest color 7
ingsaud shapes are now ready at Jo~ .
Depbrun‘ent. who has been ill, is now’
Sunday and Will that play the Yannir
who have been for’ the past month so- .
Highest Quality Goods at Lowest Prices in Town ,
Early Fall Showing _
DERIiEB—fl‘hs “Biplane" is the correct list set. ".00. ..
son" HATI—The new English Crash in an assortment of shades. fix” ;
CAPO~Lar¢e shapes in all the new mixtures. 000 and 01.00. ‘
I
Our 000 NEOLIOII IHIRTS are the finest we have ever had. Hindi
and Fancy Stripes. Out regular and cost styles. , ' ~ . .. ‘0 ‘0 12*“
m
A beautiful assortment of 250 and 000 NECKWEAR.
eurrs, 010.00% 025.00. in the new Grays and Brown.
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MEN'S TROUSERS, 01.00 to 05.00.. Blues. Corduroys. Blacks Ill!
Fancy etflpea- ‘ I ..3 o -. ‘4 J .3_ In km
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Price’s. Clothing Store;
98 Washington Street, South Nor-walk j;
Free Delivery
Big tore
You Can Do Just a Little Better, at .
Beckmann 8. Co. 5 I ;;
70 Stamps with I lb. Very Be
t; 60 Stamps with '1 lb. Special Grade . Coffee ...a. ................ .........35c
' Tea ....................... . ........ sec 30 Stamps with I! lb. Mo-Ka Coffee ...... 33c
y: 50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ........ {be 25 Stamp: with 1 lb. M. & J. Coffee .; . ,3oc .
3o Stamps with V, lb. Very Best Tea ..... 30c so Stamps with I lb. J. & M. Coffee at . .. .asc .
:5 Stamps with 1/3 lb. Special
20 Stamps with 1/, Ib. Choice Tea . . . . . . . .2oc
rr's PINK STAMP OFFERS LIKE mass {mar ENABLE You‘re rim. your:
l ‘ 3
:‘wo
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sooxs QUICKLY
l ...
st Tea ...... 60c. 35 Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Plantation
Grade Tea. an is Stamps with x lb. Best Samoa Coifee. .soc'
IO Stamps with r lb. can Aster Coffee. ...339
u
Extra Special
Extra Special 7
20 Stamps tee with
1 lb. Best Cocoanut Mscaroons. the 1 15- best Lunch Cocoa, 250
:6 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar . £1.00 Pcnoiio Peanut Butter ..........ro. :5. 250
9 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ....... 50c Walter Baker‘s Cocoa. can .............. rgc .
45/, lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ..... .. .050 Beckmann‘s Best COcos, can . ...... . . ... .18c ~
Fancy Lean Smoked Shoulders. lb. . .. .. .‘x'sc Eggs ........ . .. . . . . . .30, 36 nucleotides. .
Armour’s Star Hams. lb. . .. . . .. . . .t‘ .“z’.‘ New York State Choose} lb. . .. ..... 22c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk. . .. . . : . . .304: Very Best Butter. lb. ............. .. :36c
. Our New Canned Goods are ArriVIng Dally
Wines and Liquors at Low‘Prlces
. AllLeading Brands
B. & G. Ponet Canet Claret. qt. .. ...... $1.15 Monogram Rye Whiskey, bot. . . . . .. .900 _
‘B. & G. Ponet Csnct Claret. pt. . . . . . . . . .7oc Monogram Rye Whiskey, gallon . . . . . $4.00 ‘_ Q
B' a G. St. Jillian Cl‘nt. qt. ....... . . . . . M‘ryl.nd Rye Whi.key. bat. ' . . . . . . : . g: 75c its ‘
. B. & G.St. JulieigClsret. pt. . . . . . . .5oc Maryland Rye Whiskey, gallon ........S3.oo ' i:
J. Calvert Bordeaux Claret. qt. .........soc Gauntlet XX Whiskey. bot. ........:l. . .505; _
.Cslvert Bordeaux Claret. pt. . . . . . . . .. .3o’c Gauntlet XX Whiskey. gallon . . . . . . .32 we.” p '
srcesuMedocClsret,qt...............5oc Gordon or Old Tom Gin. bot. .........gor. "a,
Marceau Medoc Claret.pt. .............3oc Kirk’s Ori as! Old Crow .094 ,
A.F.B.St. uiiemqt. 450 Wilsonor unterWhiskey ........... .00; v‘
' A.‘F.B.St.Jdiien.pt. 300 Green RiverorOld Valley ............8:.oo. ;
A. F. B. Medoc Claret. qt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .450 Finch’s Golden Wedding. bot. Jim .
Halt gallon bottle Claret ... . . . . .. . . ....730 Creme de Menthe .. . . . . . .soc..85c. 91.40 bot.
rgsllonstonejug'Clsl-et 850
A
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Dolly's Pure Malt Whiskey, bot. . . . . . r. .85:
S. LIEBMAN
RHEINGOLD
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,; .83-85 Washington
, ' ITiIATPilLD “PT. 17.
.‘“*l‘hs Republican congressional eon-
where the delegates are to be eaten
tied. The ’I‘
A. F. Bookmann’- 8t,
N's SON’S BEERS. BREWERY BOTTLING ‘ 7
‘ Case of 04 bottles, $1.35 _ TUETONIC 4 t
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are. l rirrsrmtn. in... s at. I
retire. dept. swim deimtlon of wounds received about two walls,
notorious business men representing caused the death of Alonsio Gain .
several chambers of commerce of the of Cancun. (loan. at s local host;
Racine caulkmnpon arrival is $03; today. that Manama!“ j . ,
uni-outs to as, wuw 00m 7 4 am ., .. . .
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