. K’ I ; obligate? attire Wild n03” = prices for ruhhor's. modems. and iron. Feathers a specialty I, . ' don’t 'go siound with bells and ‘ tho liaise lunlt‘ dealer lI not local tioneil on the words. only Win: . Nikon, 35 Fort: Bil, ~illttst Nor- walk. Tel 441. When wo‘ It‘s buying the hull: the onion nuist. given“. you a duplicate hill tmslisoj I ymail whiskey flasks. some. at 81.25 gross; pts.. :2 gross. pHazelton l , COAL The B.Horshiield8:Son Co. Tol. see. 122 Water at. Conneally 8: 8% - * 25¢ 3 Homer S. Beers 8: CO. 13. MAIN OT» NORWALK' ON 811,80. 2|. WOODWARD AVE... 30 NOR. 22W. WM"! MIT illllii till Hillilliii. . w ‘ Aupuot Adolph Sela. August Adolph Eels. of New Roch- elle. died at the home at his daughter. Mrs. William Hess, oi Chestnut street.i Norwalk, Saturday evening. in his 69th year. The funeral services. Will be held this evening at 8 o'clock and Rev. Louis D. Howell will olilcloto. The remains 'will be taken to New Rochelle tomorrow“ morning for n Masonic funeral and interment. its leaves a wile. a son and his daughter. Mrs Hess. Deceased was quite a prominent man in New Rochelle. Funeral of Miss Romano. AL FOR TUESDAY Patterhousc Steak ‘ Fancy Red—ripe Toantoes Miss Josephine Patrice Romano. ITAL STOCK at tho income Securities A Mortgage Corporation of New York City. ‘8 otter the late homo Of her parents. The star ed for sale for a limited time only. This allotment will be sold at a price interment it Bracken daughter of Mr. and Mrs Romano. or on the Union Pacific. Southern Pacific ACCUMULATWE PRE'ERRED CAP“ 26 Main street, who died Friday last. sy.steln Union Psclilc tell 3 minim! was buried yesterday afternoon from with numerous other declines between vices were held at 2. 30 o'clock and almost‘two points. was under heavy took place in St. Mary's selling pressure. Trading was not ex- p. c. BURT's * Ladies". . Pumps Erie—s3; and . Kieth-Konqueror l i i -* outlet-11y» & Bracken oi wssiimorou or. Tel. 2684 oldipiy‘ will not carry war from it to season our Oxfords Will Sell Same at Cost on 1'" WAIHINOTON ITIIIT IRIM' IOUTH NORWALK l l i ~MAX LEVY—-. that will not the purchaser 8% dlvl- do'nds. tax exempt in, the state of New York. is secnrodvsby real estate in the city 0! Brooklyn gqual to three times the valuoot the issue. This stock is limited in amounts to each purchaser. Ear Kfull particulars. write. phone or‘ on COBURN 8: HULL 94 Washington as, South Not-walk .Tji. 414-4 “Tho ‘lirst and. worst of all frauds is to cheat one 's self.”-—Kbailey. D0!“ outfits inferior (Jim cite ill. . ' “Pagliaccl. and the stout 9!!"er 0‘ KOOVOTY”. Goods ‘9” “it“! < lace and ungainly oi tiguro. throw back ’t ' RWPOW his held and son. the thrilling lore' want. am it lilo-Allan m song suth all tho my and abandon of from “final-eased dullness. no change. NUGGET - course on on "itolfln his... at the come over the marital during mid- Metropolitan. its lorgot the empty day. prices fluctuating narrowly os- m cm street, the mail. the and nights in his soul in the case oi Union Pacidc.‘ , aGmKoollar house. and his heart was lull which tell close to its low iovol of the‘K a J REYNOLDS Mir ‘ oi ltaiy. her ally. her ways withiovo. early session. hilt again made partial, ' ‘ ' ' her daily little Joys. And with hand on recovery. " . ‘ 5— g hosting heart and eyes looking over ‘ ~-- HIMUMMIR. . lar seas. be poured lorih the wonder‘ [ITAILIIH YOUR OWN S‘l’YL'I. The golden grain glows in the noonday till melody until it ilowod ovor~stroot .......... sun; lure park and melted down through IMIVMmNtv and "when! on Emu- Tho languid air floats through t the odor of the now cut grass. tlaii. ,. "fln‘ m; I ”DIN!“ “9 corner of "I. park “It The I!" Who works ‘01”. ’10 D- W“ Tho flowers and gross their richest stood silently by. crossed that so much VII“. 10 do 0" NI! it; honoil in“ beauty yield, i‘ioy could betiound at tho turn or a '0'"? garment IN M “d “‘65-. The largess which the royal month city otmet. Tho slngor did not notice "'11 h" 0"“ “Y“ 0‘ di'oaalua as "M5 hath won. into. or the advent of a follow country- ‘1 "10 woman “9°” “0" 5° ‘9'“ train doth run, your. doth appear. one! benign’ and calm; . MAHACKEMO HOTEL The following is the list or arrivals at tho Mahnchemo Hotel August 20—~. H A Kimhor. New York; D. T. =rooklyn. N. Y.; William Smith. i bland. Oat; H D. Siapman, Bridge ; l. K Widmoro. Now Haven; A. ~ Wintrope. city; H. A. Mead, city; Id. Miller. Danhury. . NO 00!. Hrs. wholesaler—more you tolling Wilt husband abroad this year? . ' . Bantam-No.1 docide loo! year _ insisted-upon speaking of tho . n gondola as canal.hoats that oh"!!! otEuropo is lost upon . Louis Post-Dispatch. moms-t "MW. optimistic on tho Want Advertising in the son: and sign; 0 lovely days which end in song and i found ourselves mills: in s trienlny a partial; . ‘ mine» 'o l any longer with. cemetery. MUSIC BRINGS I‘i’sv JOY EVEN IN CITY. it was on early June morning.1‘lle grass was being ciit in tiramercy park. The luliit sweet. green smell blew ov Tum ltniians. dragging a heavy oignn. caught the lrsxra o and resting the instrument against ho curb they suit iod happily and looked through the railings. smiling. Then. although no one was yet in sight. they prepared to make the morning gayer with their music. The smaller man gave his at- tenlion to the organ, grinding out a choartudw—nay. dashing~~~~rondoring or i The wealth which in her princely man-d ilowor voudor.’ MI flock in' trade a few faded red carnations. Ho The grandeur of the harvest of the too stopped. tears in his eyos. all care i and poverty lorgotton. As the song The crown which on her forehead soared into the tree tops and up to [the blue space, i heard the retrain The glory clasplng earth and lky in murmured nearby in suit bass tones. Ill street inspector In gray uniiorm. his Though art the earnest sweet oi loya' Irish face tender with manhunt-d iioinod the flower vendor and myself. 0 radiant days of hope and poaco For him too. the melody and the per. tromely active. hilt bore the marks of 1501i) basket . NOI.‘ lull Ii lliii sliiu‘ . WALL STREET.10;10 a. m.——Pricos at the opening pol lite. stool: market reflected a dogroowol heaviness. all or the leaders recording declines. The. Reading was oi! lit, Union Pacific 50. U. 8. Steel. Atollilwn and Southern E‘s- oltlcilr, with substantial recessions elsewhere. A low gains in the initial trading were among the less import- ant issues. " m. - i I WALL 81‘. ii a. m.» «Further cessions were made directly after the opening with weakness most pro- nounced in the Harrimnn issues. which -‘ , were doubtless affected by announce men! of proposed rrnstic retrenchment l and 2 points. U. 8. Steel. which fell further liqqtlatlon. WALL Britain Noon ~d-‘oreiun lili- vices received during the morning in ttniated that the British labor troubles had taken a turn for the worse and. er the red Kemium’ out 10 ‘he Emmet lhll. LO‘GLhGT Wllh reported uneasiness 0 F CHOCOLATE PEPPERM'NTS at continental poly over the 310er can deadlock move all selling? tor Eu ropean atoounl held: from the policy] of curtailment to Whit h the railroads‘m Ind other corporations accused to be‘ committed. home now had little mar-l llot influence. Tradini: alsoitonod. but the list msnllosted a further reaction or tendsncy. Union Pacific docilnihs 3% points. it later made a slight W a year. One shonld'serlcusiy tool: at tho situation from the viewpoint of one who is spending mosey in an ooonom- lc and elective way. She should take pride in making every penny give its full value. it is poor manafimont to on one's closet with. useless garments, and it is poor judgement and lndolonco to dross badly. A woman rooonts ho- ing called a poor and extravagant house sooner. yet the unnecessary and l Henryl Ice Cream usurious LEADING a and s Gazette Building DRY ooo‘os srollii spawns. CONN. SECOND WEEK Sale Bargains Ill Seasonahle Goods in Every Department Summer Suits and Coats ‘ Many SpeCialtics in Wash Goods. All Of’ the HammOcks. All Of the Parasols. HOUSEHOLD HELPS at our PRICES in the sasnusur' 00.3.. .00... - u ORTH MAIN 81". Home- made Fresh Made ASSORTED CAHAMELS FIG VANILLA NUT CHOCOLATES NUT 0000A CAKES LOLLV POPB Our Annual 0. F. CHOCOLATE caustics i Half— Price Sale is now in full swing Come every day this week. .....-a.g .. , . ., the Lace Curtains thatarebeing sold forhalfprlce . “the L0 .Coats, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ blue. bin and tan that are being sold for half price. . SEE our Shoe bargains ‘ for men, women boys and girls, nothing to equal them. mfikb’s or am ’. it" hominid. St ,, rile Mon ahepberdess looks riei. onions as malls. and so it runs through the whols gamut of clothes in their Ni. lotion to ' ' "on. “Know thyself“ is the best maxim to pin in trout ohtho wardrobe or mirror. The woman who atlas not come to any conclusion yet”- aholild take those idlo warm weather, days to work out one. “To which style 5 do i belong?" is the question each wo- o perlect days, or grace the pledge ill-advised spending of money tor clothes. is quite as cansurshio. i It may moon that she will tool it ll.- Tho woman who is well drossoil lion. canary to wood out of nor closets any has low clothes m i may lament- that show bar up at lot not only correct in itself, but. oor- hor worst. it she has the courage of Itunio had put lip double barriers. As the loaves caught up the last installs note. the irish inspector and way at each other. and emptying our Bargains throughout the entire store—every depart- owois. New York; J. Smith and wife. 0 Eden days. thy ".qu charms are light- weight pochots of their little lohsngo. Tho llowor vendor had no 0 peerless days oi beauty and oi! money. but his "boautiiul" flowers. holin.-—By Henry Alexander Lovo- With voluehle gratitude. wore thrust ly in the Continent.‘ cur—aw it you can over persuade s small number of the people. who read and istivoi'tiolng mm or. influenced by "Want” in Tho donunol. to take a look at your property. null! this a buyer. K (Jack‘s unclo (coining up on plan solo—What do you anv‘posoi Jack has lost rescued that young widow. Hrs. ‘l‘HI O‘N'i'mll. Wil'oa. (tom the sort. His suntw'l‘heroi thing of the sort. to rescue Jack linO‘stoii Transcript I expected some- Now we'll have into the singer's hands. and the lat hero ol the lovely opera accepted them ‘with full appreciation. They were in- deed the right tribute to his joyous Tho inspector and l loll tits flower man and the singer. and hastened on to Broadway; properly silent. yet how ins each other tor a moment as low alonds’ duo-mid Cinnamon.» ._ ' ' W . ”troll swirl.» IRS. Readers of The loittinsl loavl city tor the seashore. mountain aural resorts. or for nations. can have it sent direct to than by mail for any period desired-radars. :woollI or months. Addresses insy ho changed so cited as donated. ‘ this“ tract in its relation to all the othm. To- gothor they make for individuality. They are all in harmony. The woman to-whom tailored styles are writing should let this thread run through all her purchases. says a Now York Times writer. Bile should not only shoot monhish suits. simpls boots and shoes s demure blouses. with little olahorati i. but all. should carry the idea to her house gowns. liar dinner and dance tracks, has wraps and topcosts. ”She should avoid towel- ry. unless it is some simple. hondoolus pibco. When she oliabiisbos this style (or hersell. and knows it is the host. she should not he loll into buyihl this- Ind that and Mother seconds it is. will toshion criterion» tier Manila mar It. The woman who isolis as though one always ought to be iii the saddle should not try to alternate that appearance by . ntentptitia to their all though she wore ment is Opening values un- equalled by any other store. ‘ hor convictions, she will do this. PfiRINTAL PBIDI. man should put to horsolt. and answer ' it once tor all. ~ There is in Washington a gentleman whose son was graduated from Yslo. When tho young man came home at tho end or his first term he united in the loot that ho stoodnsst to tho than of. his class. not the latter was not satisfied. " IIBNI OF PROMISE. ,K M. fowl... ‘ . ‘” IRiNO “blast to tits hood!" Wily aren't The mission at the art is morality. .‘ you at the had where you cum to religion. it is that attest expression you“ PANAMAS ho?” oi human lntoligonco. tho noblest ea- _ it! NOW silo anvs‘l‘lrilaiyl nonova‘rac son' At this tho son was much crosttal proosion ol the thought oi the whole . ion: but upon his return no Wont of humanity. ‘_ . about his work with such ambition that The epochs that preceded tho sight: y ‘ 1pm at the and ot the him its lound milieu: south century brought beauty into the am PM 01.50 In‘ "the coverted place. When lip wont world. into me. The contusion oi the W bolas that year lie doll very proud it ninotoolith century. which unset erotic: ‘ villi , treats to great narrower color. tiling. which overthrew chi ‘Itaiidart'if: illsw FALL , . when the announcement was made; I and crest/«i no new standards. “W“ o. a: lit. Ha‘l‘s l ths' tether contaminated his son tor a mo into art. . . an: an: ' new mission in silence than. with o l Centurion reigned supreme in all the . g . shrug; ho romarirsdi ‘ M a hurricanes-picture. Tito: woman who; out the hood or this class. eh? Well has a style or it malls titanium or . - shawls. em. you don’t know parents.“ I heard any is. 2 morning that no would. m4 “.060 attends-mnemonic. how my low tor you diatrooaon‘ my,
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