Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
Showers have been quite general dur-
1 me the past twenty-four hours in the
Northewst. lake region and northern
New England. Northtleld. Vt. report-
ed 1.2; inches at rain. how pressure
its! in _
. 190.101.
our dressing g.
esp in bed
nominate officers tonight.
St. Joseph' s Dyceum will present
Katherine tonight in Hoyt s Theatre
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry 1. Smith. of Fair street.
d—GREAT CLOSING V0|AVT1 ejALB.
Soogoid c Hoyt 1;. So. Norwalk.
Worcester, Mass, where she will sing.
New tubes are being put in one of
the large boilers in the power house in
Cross street.
x.
The Klondike Social Club willh ll!
.. in V
Meadow street, Saturday. 2 o 'clock
rs." meeting tonight _ . 1.. ..
A large number of people attended
the strawberry teetiral in the Broad
River chapel est night
~ shined Johnson, of South NorWallt
spent the day with his mother at
Sound WBeach Wednesday
.1 ——The cigar that boo always and will
’aiwaylec be sold on its}? merits. The in
1 30M Crown. ,
“€1,531 ‘. '11” Jun—I‘M
Edward S. Taylor will leave tomor-
““1091" Buifalo, whet-o he will visit
the an American eitposltlon.
Mrs. H. c. Bylngton and daughter
Clara. of Lincoln avenue. have return
ed 1rd in, to grip t9 New York.
Wm
fiSpecial prices for Sat. and Mon.
on Hosiery. Underwear. Corsets and
Gloves: 01.25 Counter-panes. 75c on M.
1.1... Johnson and wiludm Price ran
from the Mshackemo hotel to Greg-
ory’e: Point one night this week, John~
sills}; who is a sprinter. wrestler and
trsiner of champions. won by a good
margin.
Mrs. Charles Fishbéoi; and Mrs. 110-
bert Baxter, after being the guests cl.
Mr. and Mrs. David M Corbett of Ce-
dar street. returned to their home in
Flatbnsh. 1.. i.. yesterday morning. on
the steamer Heriom. ._ V
. .m— 31101511011811.0111 enjoy luncheon
at She aid on Sound Take 11:40
.0 be back in
1 (Iy 1) I
éfimu M1
3001. class
BDurant-ti. of
V1 flew
the South Norwo.
of 1900. and Mlsslso
Woodward avenuogfih ave received their
senior tickets fr the State Normal
'Vi‘minins School. New Haven.
Mal/Ell his oil of the Wesleyan
gniviersittyufriaulty degenerate th'at
res den o W
' dietown during 30m sonata finemegtag
[smileys next week . all had or-
.gsaged. Tit: sickness of Mrs. McKin-
oreoast for Norwelk and vicinity:
0! at
Wright’s Marisol: (sch-lull a old stand )1
Cookenoe Tribe I. o a 111., will .~
Dry Goods. Furniture Initial-pets. at
”The Inasmuch
Mrs. Katherine Fisk lett today. for-
‘Don't miss sslehl building into on
Washington Chapter. R. A. M. will 6!
work the M. E M. degree at a special 1 ‘1
VG
‘ $.11” nsmed
. llll
Homo A. ll. Byington wui lesvc
,o Vay. accompanied by M f
and Mom; Window Shsdos. 10c up;
Hi Slush” , '
Jacob Rudder has the contract to
repaint St. Joseph's Church in ’80uth
Main stneet. nod bani several than at
work there. '
.-
posh Negetables every day, at
Wright’siilsrket (Schaub‘s old stand.) ‘. ”
~u—.—-.—
girdle of King's
econd MethodifitV
.Dough iers oi (the.
‘Ch hurch is meeting with Mer.A .-
Hoyt this afternoon. .
Professor F. 8. Lyon. of High street,
went to New York city. today. in cele-
bratlo Not the seventy-fourth anniver-
sary o Vihls birthday.
343...: .
3.”;
3.2
2..
B
is. .1. a: «'T11 '
rse yr or , errea street. ‘ -
posed a free ticket to the play Kathe r
in. One heba 31.111111th
night tell fit this 17%|wa
~Rumchun. da sommer Neokwoar.
' i 1 ‘ I I/ .1 V"
i Miss Marguerite Taylor of the Ami—
den, 83d street and Boulevard New
York is the west or Mrs. Richard H.
on. in Y1est avenue.
A i when”, 1 stival and entertain-
nient’3 5311 be avian at the chapel in
Brookside tonight. An elaborete pro
gram hag been amogodg.
Bert Reeves. of lpswiok.
to. is a guest of menisci. Eufiomtend.
Vent Ciarence 8. Rooms. oi til0.MetVi'0“ *
Vpoiitah Life insurance Wuhan? * 1
M
Mite Mamie Mll‘lbl‘ MN! Harry Mii- 1 ‘
ier who have been the guests of Miss
Grace Seymour. of West street. have 2 .. -
returned to their home ill Gannon.
die‘ cock w
to by a bicycilsltulh front of e Peir-
field County National Bank building
and knocked down last evening. but es~ V
coped serious injury. ,.
W
~Strsw Alplues. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond. of.
West sues staged for the Pan-1
“American
1 1'1,
.1
Exposition.
York and rennsyivsnim '
After having been thd
friends in Southésorw
past week. Miss miiy Spear and the
Misses Hendricks. of Brooklyn. re-
turned to their home yesterday.
.,11.'
mil; during the
0 ii i i t
he fie poi ormilh
the audit firs elaectgda
meeting of the arm
trict. was mistaken
those officials. They would hare been
YYiliiam H. Tristram and Dudley E.
oyt
Mr. a‘dil‘uis’. chic e"
Camp street. Mrsa- iii.
Miss Addie l.
M!”
W” ' 'i‘li’iflrlllfiem
The occasion motion
the annual
side School Dis~
“1313' 0117113111.
"Ville pound.
3.’ 10;: pound.
' 11s pound.
13300 ‘00 100 pound.
V morrow they will sell 13
éAll kinds of Free Candy for Se 3:
Em,»
01w; Dako-
runilt A I
- paper
. “PB VIM
They areN 'th .
present visiting various places [all ow ‘
. Jacobi! Rudder
guests 011
regarding * c
the names of .
m, Fire 01V EXplosm
A. four rows of1Vi’nscrtlng. French
"Foaling covers oi painsmk.
trimmed with Vaicnciennes lace
andifiilished With four rows of in“
setting, French styles—399
DRAWERS.
Good; wearing muslin. finished
with (16991 hem and three rows of
tucked-14c. ' 1
Drawers made with heated ch-
ed cambric ruiilc, Vfinc mus m—-—-
ISic-
Masonviilc muslin finished with
tucks and iiemstitchin .1930.
Fine cambri V._iiuis ed V
'=1.~ilinbtelia
rumé. embroidery and hemstitclu
ing; with torcilon lace and insert»
log; or cxtra~widc umbrella rui‘flc
of larva: nicely tchkcd——-50c.
Tile Housed. Del
Your room has limitations 'l‘h
right pa r will imp row; It. the wrong“
will“? em. Thinnior ragga,"
is great enough to enable0 us to lust
suit 13;; tarid yogi; room}1 You'll be
loans a e ge gas on
pr es '3 F 3n;- 9‘
Pastel-mad Paper Hanger.
prisons Maul Street. L
- Opposite assumes-vie ‘
‘ '1 raou
“pr cognate humiliate
e p e garmehieould sold, but how good
(fie, or? “who. "only finishe
" WALKING-SKIRTS.
. 'sweetener..coun..;gV.V.;.:.
V utility 'to“ Stilts
mitten oith
‘ it yo r tastes and. needs; bought ‘
,.: V‘orise Vs. possible;
.110“: . the resulting goihorvj
“do Me
The aim has:
i
' good 1111131111 with
tucked Yyoke ,V‘
l1-33t
broidcry and inserting. extra .2:qu
“this tucks and embroidery—590.
Gowns with square or round
‘ neck cambrlé‘ami muslin, neatly
”till '01! 1111111191. lace and
1
1’.
Good musiiltll3' fuilhwidtii and
mod to fit. 9 men e in s.em~
Margaret! Mgdnct~59c P
Skirts with three Vilcmstitciicd
bloke-65
“Exoellont muslin, ulceiysmatle.
with licence of embroidery—75c.
Muslin and “rubric in several
styles, richly-trumped with cm:
broidery and inserting-431:
Very handsome skirts. trimmed 1
with two rows of Valencicnncs
iacennssrtlng and lace ruiiie $1 50.
CHEMISE
Good plain muslin chemise—f
[-1 12511.;
Mushn chemise with nicely-
i trimmed iawm VVVVruiiie and been
stticiiin “500.
Chem se trimmed wtiiI cm‘s
broidery and ribbon beading—V-
. 7591
Nainsook Chemise. trimmed
with Vaichciennes lace—$1
.,Goods Convent.
\o'smen mu; oer iT.
.00“...
Will Undoubtedly Receive Million
maul sl. Renoir. Fire Marshal.
Edward F O'Brien, of Hartford.
will. according? the bést'bdvioes, be
ire Mai-ell 1 .I'olm A.
helia‘ of Bridgeport. . ‘
decisions chbiop oi: the o is of the‘
slots association of Fire Uh ‘rwrltcrs
.900”: Mlle? chiefs or; police and tire do.
partments in a half a doses of the
MVP; oi . s. on state. the posi-
0? ion Mr? usiing ,i‘ ”appoint.
ed 1 terrier McLean. ‘1' -
Moonriegisavetcran V .
lot 00 Lil; lads also _.
mem mom 0 IreV and t
“'0'
fl 5 ram prepldent ‘
remenfs mloiion an
lice Moduli on. V
Vile is widely known th shout the
slots and it a and thetfihéo soioctlon
for the deputyship is use d.’
Resting was in ‘New York yesterday
this could not. be verified. however. in
snrsncmmem dge port who are
filmliiltr with thcns stustlon. asserted
that Mr. O'Brien will surely receive
the anwiolmon
Philip 11111.net of Bridgeport who
drafted the'hlii providing for the spa
pointment of a state lire marshal at
the instigation of the state assooim
ties at underwriters was never a can
didate for the position. He stated in
positive term a that he would not have
neopted ii. hall tho position been ten-
ls fr ends sued that c has been
placed in an unfair. uposi ion by the
rumor th "ion. was created
for. slum rep Willi bill in sound
ance wth‘ vote at the executive com
.0 totals percolation. and
. g the appoint-
Wu Iir 1.111.110. dissident in ”mm
W‘W"”‘V we; Wilden.
" ind‘tihlfrs:
Milt. of
this: Maiden 0‘
' more Mia—
lured in a rials . . :1?“
near “the Sleep '8 NM ' «out
I lit iii
it
may SEEN-Edited sites
VVMM Holder for
Whilst “it
or iugllmcck nli
1 ' of Masonvllle ‘
muslin. nicely trimmed with em» 1
‘ rode. lie adds that tone
1.01.0... in mod to elem
bers of the bar at last Frill is“
coisndar session thati
eaten-gore”
s that of- Ida C. Smith
van Timothy J.1Mu‘nphy; for Judgment.
The case came up last week said lni
volvss title to the property occupied
ii by the defendant for saloon purposes.
it is situated in Main“ street. Linlet be-
low State street. Bridgeport. .1
John Iter will be represented in
court by Homer S. Cummings. of Stan»
female an application for iicelise as a
"the affairs £1: Mousse in Nichole. in-
solvent live sport. mill
0 titlon for
the acceptance 01 the final account. 1
The-i use local, attain oi Milestone.
Bennett e1 002.. and sport. in theme!»
ten of receiver.,wii come up for re
port oi dividend and. discharge oil the
receiver. was ccmpsn'y’ s affairs have
been adjusted and a dividend of 05%
per cent arranged nearly a year ”ago
A number of other minor cases will
come up from various parts of the
county. ‘
STRANGE .SMAhLPOX CASE.
Considered Odd That it aheuid De~
veiop After Nine Wool“.
T. In 31me. refer-1
it eqfigoutimnt that the
case
ilyr. in?! N80! 11% has3 been traced by
Health. Odioe Wright to the train in
whili‘c Mrs. t; tidbit daughter of Oii~
'ver D. Woodruff. of this town. rode
from New York to New Haven on An.
rii 1'1. Mr Woodmit today gave out a
statement in which he says first that
the health olnoer apparently bases ms
aaeu tion on the tact that Miss Elsi-a
Donn .a sister of the smallpox nat-
lent, says she was seated in the train
that day beside a closely veiled woman
Who was accompanied by a any board-
ed men. There were a number of oth
er veiled women on the train. contin-
ues Mr. Woodruif. but even it Miss
Dennehy did ride in the same oar as
Mrs. St. John. her seat must have been
seine distance away. Mrs. St John‘s
{ . mother m With her all the way from
. New York to New Haven, Mr. Wood-
rufr. himself sat behind them. four gen-
tlemen occupied two seats immediately
in front, while Mrs. St. John’ 3 servant
sat oppdsile her.
Mr Woodruff regards it as strange
that after nine weeks have elapsed a
case of smallpox should now be traced
to the train in whi h his daughter
"who so on
justly charged Mrs. St. John with melt
ing the journey while knowing that she
was suffering from smallpox. should
remember that the medical profession
sometimes requires time to ascertain
the exact nature of such a disease. ”
LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
.,, W
National aody to Have Fifteenth An-
nuqi “tournament.
NEW YORK. June aim-The United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion will have its fifteenth annual tour—
cement for the championship of the
Middle States. and for men's doubles,
on the grounds of the Orange Lawn.
Tennis Club. at Mountain Station. near
grange. N..i .on duty 1. and following
eye.
The winner in the singles will have
the privilege of challenging Malcolm D.
Whitman. the present champion of the
Middle States .
The former Middle States champion4
ship trophy was .won by Mr. Whitman
for the third time. last year. and be-
came his priyatep roperty. A no it
challenge; will?!) will beh‘ olfor'eii t"till:V
yea , w c w scomet pproperyp
current who shall win the champion—
ship three times.
5 Prices will be awarded to the success-
fill competitors in singles and douhios.
and a consolation prize in singles viii
be offered for oolnpotitlon among t ‘
defeated in thsiVlV'mrst match ao‘tdb‘, y
played. , V
lie-rumis more ramsvsst was '
.VNEW MONK. June 21 ‘
posse b yarns“?
$3.00 ilha
V authors
. . 1,. “Elite
‘l'll-auuvshlIt m 1M ohsnn'eo
bnrxgg‘hdroughout die gar. til ”01va
“ n on u as ng a "
said he. "glanced; if origin
or naoht pass1 from the liner come:
not which permitted Inc to trove!
and when the Brit
managed to secure similsrm con
to them, Theolty. which befor
slur uni-10120000011
sud 8.000 block-.1107: has ice:v
.000 white wields of the
one remain as were obligedto
worth,
litany. a 0 fed ht V
trim is at s ‘
irs‘ became; soar ecidedr'to
ms. 3011115111111" site bhslnmlln
V proves."
its
amassed/.11 so um;
BAN m Afldl ice GREG :1.
' lar of same, bishop sleeved, soft collar,
Doneehy lam. '
ytbout the city and suburbs at all h rs, ,
Ladles’ Stripe uinsham Waists. 00l-
V606- . .
Lollies” White 1.01an Walsts. tuck
strides! trout and 11111111. Bell
Ladies Corded Stripe
Waiste. latest cut. $1.00.
Ladies White Lawn Waistll. sailor
collars. small tuck trimmed front and
back; ”-2-
ladies” one quality White Lawn
Waists. insertion and tuck trimmed,
bishop sleeves, soft cuffs. fancy col- »
late, 01. so. 3 1
MORE ABOUT HOBIERY’.
Slimmer Hosiery selling ls active.
We Ilifll Iddf‘tp the ldtlvlty by such
efforts Vi its theirs?
W0 en’s Fast. Black Drop Stitch
Stet ll. 10c psir.
Women's Plain Black. also Fancy
and Polka Dot; Fast (Baler Stockings,
extra spliced heel and toe; lilo. pair.
Woolen’ 9 Superior Lace Lisle Stools .
“lugs, wsrranted fast and stainless; 25's.
pair.
’ Children’s Extra Strong Stockings.
spliced heel and too, fast colOr,12%c.
Men's Black and Tan Half Hose,
spiloed heel and toe.i iisle thread, spun
snit' finish. 1214.11. pair.
Men’s Black Silk Lisle Half Hose,
open lace effects. latest for men 6 sum
mor wear. 25c. pair.
lid Washington Street.
sing. ‘ .
qty
Cbauibry N.
'1‘ Women's mg“ Qu
bedNestsi music or.
Womon‘b .iers'
imméd neck.‘ good
spec al '170l. 3 rev 60o
insults Forest Mills
c~93“
Wo ens SuperiorV do
ltihb‘elll Vests fancy ls‘c
trusts. 39c eatlli
, Missss'mbed Write.
for 25s. ,
1.
11 French en fl is
Drawers, all oi dre.
seats; 250. each
labels and finish. 090:. such:
new SUMMER still!!! .
Mons and Boys’
Shirts. with collars attached or
ate ”collars and cuffs. sites ‘1
special 49c. each.
Men's Fine Quality Perch!
separate cuffs. shirts to new:
white Vcollars. 590 each. .
Men's Best Quality Po chl
Monarch and Imperial moire
colors. also white pique. 98 each
South Norwalk. Conn.
They Count
toned. up with
CF SILK ::
curable.
O.
I.
With the coming of the sunshine
comes a desire to Mahler: up the
personal appearance.
aide more surely than an attractive
Our- stock of Soils consists of
some of the most slimline, dur-
able. reasonable garments pro-
« Q. I. '0
00 ' O: 0.
ThNecktvear (fool‘s all that can _
be desired by the natty dressers. .
Inspection the only necessity to
make you purchase. . :.V'
“
Nothing
a little BAND
mm tall, most tandem people 0‘! The tiers” I
1 have we ouch universal satisfaction test our 0
'le
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