rtant business in relation to the
h" elsbration will come up at the
us of Cockenoe Tribe, tomorrow
evening
Mrs; lrvlu,
and Miss M
visiting Mrsli
m- -m
all, to Jameo Hall
of Norwrilknr'el
Ii ed season. of New
ay
. Order early, get an excellent tire-
works display Hefner. phone 135-3.
Howard S Underhill will load the
prayer meeting in the Second Metho
dist Church, this evening. in the ab-
sence of Rev. H. B. Manson.
J; A Mission d: Company is holding an
imnortant solo inst about now. of men‘ s
negligee shirts. The ad. in today's is
sue WIl ntoro‘ot anyone
LW ~r-l-
,lile of small dogs in It fight In
Clay ‘ roe.t last evening. attracted con-
siderable attention. and drew a crowd
is. Both were game. and It was
s sonz‘ialh that arrests are
c be outdo in the ease of the
two iris who were found drugged in
i' .t Washington street. last Thursday
Shiith Nor IIIIrIop d SlInIkiugIn Royal
KIWI): Wedt‘ formalin . yestsra‘
ma arrang tit: for the
Poured: En
1”? ' ,..?'eXciirslon
to lhitt place“ «WIT... r
S erman Commendery. No.170. .U 0.
G. “will hold Its regular *moet‘lng to-
evening. There will be an el-
' action ofioillcers and a rehearsal of the
degree team.
Iiincoln Council. 0. U. A. M. will
hold Its,regulur meeting. tomorrow
night. in the hall. 100 Washington
street. and Work the. third degree on
one candidate.‘
A number of children from New
York. arrived in town yesterday after-
noon. accompanied by two sisters. and
hen to the St.- Mary's Home. in
Mrs. Chauncey Lockwood-and Miss
Florence Lockwood. of Chestnut street.
Norwalk. are spending the day In New
York city. They went to the city this
morning on, the steamer Harlem.
suckiligharn? Post.IG A. IR.. met last
night-and transacted routine business
it was decided not to hold another
meeting until the middle of July. One
drooling. will also he held in August.
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*The Finest Fish at lowest prices
’ in to‘v'm. HayesI‘s.
All Epworth League convention will
be held in Bridgeport. tomorrow. and
among those who will attend are Mrs
Flora June. Mrs. w. L. Warren. Mrs.
F. T. Hyatt and Miss Jennie Oster-
bunks. I .
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A earrings in which Mrs. Purdy. wife
of a Mystic physician. and three other
portions were driving to the funeral
of Mrs. Purdy‘s brother. Milton J
Kinsley. in Plaldiieid. yesterday after
nooh. was overturned by a runaway
hoII'lno Mrs..Purd‘y angered a fracture
of III leg. and the (Silicon in the car
rihho were lilao Iiiitiu'rod Ith’ough less
gemiously. Dr Purllit is a brother or
vinI T Purdy. of South Norwalk.
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mes Buchanan. of the Morning
Minsion. of New York city will
Hills evening at the. quarterly
th «Norwalk Baptist Church
htian will bring with him one
people he is working among.
anon has and on at the South
walk .“Baptlal. pan on before this
tor. when he addressed a meeting
this Farther Lightaiuand atlgII-goIaIII-
Ill nominates mon ova
Aw“ miles In the work among the
population din «the metropolis
atom. with room «-
on lot taut. some
at... Harry Benedict. ch South 0s-
'“ I no avenue. East Norwalk. was in“
mhbury Wednesday. to attend the fun-:
oral or a blend. ‘ .
,oseph Brown. formerly of South
orwslk. but now of Willimantic. Is
own today. and attended the Tani-
. Ill “Y‘Mlll'llhy. Wedding.
The Nor-walk Lodge of Elks held its
llrst meeting in Knights of Pythias hall
last night. and went through the re-
gillar routine business.
The house on Taylor avenue which
was burned recently. owned by Ray .
mond Brothers is being rebuilt.
force of men are at work putting It in“
condition for tennanis.
Last night as Berle Austin was com--
ing from St. .‘uul' a Church entertain“
plant. her watch was lost on the Green.
or the church.“ Later the time piece
w It found by Howard Nestor.
"Joseph Walt. proprietor of the Ma.—
haokemo Hotel. is in New York. today.
“attending tlie funeral of Colonel Thomé
its Iii. Sloan. who came to such a tragic
end. last Sunday. by drowulng. off Key-
ser lsl land
——Assortment of fireworks Immense
.at Hefner's.
Commodore Clarence Osborn, Mrs
Osborn. Mi Mahr. of New Rochelle.
and Miss Mi lsr. of New York. make up
a party which is in New London. on the
commodore's Gemini. to witness the
boat races.
Pioneer Castle. No. i. A. 0. K. of M.
C.. will hold a meeting tomorrow even-
ing. and officers will be elected. Dele-
gations will be present from Palestine
Castle. of South Norwalk. and Colum-
bia Castle. Stamford.
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The litle pony belonging to Warren
Smith ran away this afternoon and ‘
dashed into a tea on at the corner
of Water and Was gto'n streets.
damAge was done egeept springing the
axei of the tea‘
A number of the Ndr'Walk Yacht Club
have made up ponies and are out near
Collender'a Point. today. watching the
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
races. which start from Oyster Bay. and
turn a stake oil that point.
A special meeting of the Ladies‘ As-
sociation of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church. will be held directly after
the Thursday evening meeting. to con-
sider a quesiton of importance that did
not reach in time fore the executive
session held Wednesday afternoon.
0—.
~lt is vain to hope to please all
alike. Let a man stand with his face
in What direction he will. he must turn
his back on one-half of the world. if
perI'hanI-e the furnishings and hats
we have are not just what you want.
we will make it a point to gét what you
need. Giftin.
The Christian industrial League. oi
the South Norwnlk Methodist Church.
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society I“
of the church. at the regular meeting of
the League tomorrow night. All excep-
tionally tine program has been prepar-
ed.
Mary Smith. alias Mrs. Colby. and
Patrick Kilrren. who were crusted or
a charge of stealing a diamond rinr
valued at $l90 from n Hartford jewel
er, were given a hearing in the police
court today. and both were bound over
to the September term of the crlmlnn‘
Superior Court under bonds of senor
each. They were arrested In New
Haven.
Constable John .I. Goodwin attached
and removed $300 worth of the stock
of Thomas Scott. In South Main street
on a writ of attachment made out by
Attorney George H. Vosburgh. in favor
of the Bishop & Babcock Company. in
New York. The suit to brought to re.
cover on notes. protested checks and
bank accounts aggregating 82.101. Thr
cure is returnable at the Town Court in
Norwalk. on the second Monday in
July.
-—-Dr. M S Rosco, ocuiist and aurisl
can be consulted in the parlors of thI
Mahackcmo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of 1 and I‘
o. m.. and daily between 9 and it a
In.. it and ii p. m.. t 616 Fairlield ave
nuo. Bridgeport. ea examined nm‘
diseases treated.
0V!" RIVER SCHOOL CLUB.
LII-tMogItlng of the Season Hold (ea-
I ibrdny Afflrnoon.
The Debating Club held Its last meet-
ing for the your In the High School hall
. Wednesday afternoon. During the your
the club his hold filmed meetings The
pupils have found these Meetings very
pleasant and profitable. The program
committee prepared the following num.
bore for its meeting yesterday:
Singing~liomo of Freedom.
The School.
Plano solo-«Dreaming. ‘ ,
Miss (ll-ace Glover.
Mandolin solo-Jain Boots.
Miss Elizabeth Austin.
Readingw’l‘he Baldaheaded Man.
Mina Emily Randal.
Donate-slimmed. That trusts of such
magnitude as the steel trust tend to
destroy national harmony. Affirma-
tive: Horace Gray. Bert Austin. Lalo
react: Gregory: negative: Elisabeth
Militia. Marion Cummings. Arthur
Jackson. Decided In favor of the
definitive.
Pippp denim
“WE
A.
No.
mm has has.
Then just drop In to the most accessible Store
{lathe {gwul Cities. ’ .
' Here you will find a selection of proper styles
j and iabrlcs.‘ .. _
Convinced Indeed. will vim be. as to our
leadership In tailored clothes ready to can;
_ Notice our; 50th window- it contains Man-I
’hatiau Negligee Shirts. Handsomer Shirts are
not to be found in the Norwalks. The way they
are selling tells the story.
Also a great showing at Summer Underwear.
from 25c to $l.00. bites, shirts. 34‘ to :54;
drawers. 30 to 52; regulars and stunts. _’ ,
Union suits. $.00, $l.5il‘ and $2.50. V i
#
COmstock' Bros.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
. South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
‘ worse
”All! the shore rewrtaond themosqub .
“ toes did a rushinglbusiaess. The trol-
NOURISHING BREAD.
Two loaves may look alike, there the rctxcmblance
ends. The first, rich in valuable food elements, is palata-
ble, healthful and nourishing. The other is filling, but—.
“Crocker's Flour" makes good bread because it is
good iiour. Ask your grocer for ithor ordcr (11,}th from
us. " if .I ..
ATS THAT’S CLEAN. w
MANUEL 1‘. miles.
.W
Bis
it!
Have you ever visited Ja Gks 011’s
If not. do so at once. 5111le y
and you will see the Laféist Mudions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR7:
Our Platinum Last Forever. ‘
IACKSON’S ‘5"7'UDIO
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
OPPOSITE HOTEL
o 1 Ba Ga 10
» AGENCY.
Also Spalding. Vardon. Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs,
Henley, Ocobo, Musselburgh. Silvertown. Practice and Re-made
Balls. Morristown Golf Clubs. 3x.
. WILLIAM P. BEERS,
49 WALL STREET. ' NORWALK.
PQP’S BOY.
It costs you not/ling.
0 a: up)" upmm
Boll “ rIThls In Mlhd
WE SELL
Wall Papers. all grades. Shelf Paper. Window 9I‘V‘ti
Poles. Curtain Rods. Ready Mixed Paints. Enamels.
niches. Paint. Artists‘ and Dual. Brushes, Towel Holders and Racks,
Photo Frames and Brie-a. Brae. Step. Ladders. Chair
tistaghiaterlaia for Oil. Water.l’astol and Crayon ,
Framed and Unframed. _. I.
WE 00 ‘
ties. . “Cornice
‘h‘
A general painting and paper hanging business. frame pictures and
make window shades to order. Splint; roll window awnings to order.
Store open evenings until 8: 30. , , .
”Mimi”.
L- H. DECKER
hinrionj Street _ South Norwalk Conn.
- green. at 9 it had risen to eighty.
ins and Van . “liaise
op Ladders, An. .
orir. Pictures...
for no p entry. . has,
been reported n he Norwolks. but
ill oil is the casAeI seams nothing
II b shop
as he is capable of.
and women and childrunnfor that mats
tor. ,euioyed the acoustics of viewinz
the mercury go up the tube and fail
to rest until it i: had higher
than the ninety mar
shiver to cool the atmosphere and
When nightfall came the heat was Just
as bad as ever and seemed much
PBODle flocked to the seashore
lay company also‘, come. In for their
‘shars of the profits. .5pr was at it:
premium last night-and many pron
‘ I ably laid awake analyzing the weather
The cheerful ‘ '
prediction for today.
weather man had the following to so!"
last night: “The hot wave is steadily
moving eastward and tomorrow will
see the mercury soar still higher."
Happily there was another element
which the weather prophet did not
take into consideration. He did not
mention the fact that we were to en-
joy- a few of those beautiful sophsrs
for which June Is famous. The ther-
mometar's contents soar as far sky-
word today as it did yesterday, but the
air. though not so cleanse yesterday's.
is much more bearable with the breas-
. on that seem to take pleasure in mak-
ing a visit to humanity in The Nor-
walks today The weather report for
today declares that there will be no
decided change in the temperature. al-
though local showers may be expect-
ed. Not very consoling, butit is the
. best the weather man can furnish us
with. This morning at 7 o'clock the
mercury “registered seventy-six do
At
11 o'clock it said eightyalx. and at
noon declared that the atmosphere had
reached ninety degrees fahrenheit.
With the advent of the hot wake
comes the ever-present Cheerful idiot
and his Inane query. “is it hot enough
for you?” sometimes varied through
pure laziness to "Hot. isn't It?" Some
day a committee of patient but .iustly
indignant citizens will devise a nun-
- lshment adequate for this thoughtless
‘ and parrot-like interrogator. but un-
‘ til they do he must be tolerated as
‘ many another hot weather nuisance.
The only heat prostration today as
far as is known was a horse which fell
down in the shafts In North Main
street. Oflicer Walter Hall and
Charles Slavin unhitched the animal
an dasslsted it up. After walking the
beast around for a few minutes he was
hitched up again and was apparently
all right. It had been standing in the
ill-oiling sun for some time. The own-
er of the horse was Philip Slomansky.
of South Norwalk.
CLOSING DAY EXERCISES.
”Program to be Rendered at the North
Welt School.
Program of closing day exercises at
North West school is as follows:
Sweet Song Birth—Chorus by SIhooI.
Recitation—Rose Bud or Thorn.
Dialogue-What is Most Beautiful.
Recitation~The Doves.
Dialogue-«Ellen and Mary.
Dialogue—«lust Mv Luck.
Recitationwne Polite.
Dialogue—*Beanties of Goasio.
Two Part Song—«Bridal of the Moon.
Recitation-«Let us Smile.
Concert Exercise-Sevcn Times Ouc.
: The Flower of Liberty—Five Girls.
The Frenchman's Les’sons—-Two Boys.
Concert Exercise—The Captain's
Daughter.
The Frogs-Primary Boys.
Recitation—«Grandfather Watts.
Blossom Time—Five Girls.
Dialogue—«How People are insured.
Flag of Americav—Choru‘s by School.
The iI‘armerswPi-lmury Boys.
The Birds and House-intermediaie.
Concert Recitation—~Tlle Children's
Hour.
Pretty Moor—Primary Girls.
The Royal Taria~Boys and Girls.
Dialogue—The Lost Umbrella.
Recitation—Tho Teacher‘s Gown.
Recitation—Little, Floe‘s Letters.
Song—«A Boy ls II'Boy.
Recitation—The Songsters of June.
Little MothersuPrimsry Girls.
Vacation Days—Chorus by School.
FIRST METHODIST EXCURSION.
The Sunday school of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
its annual excursion to Glen island do
Friday. July 12th. The steamer Mo
hawk. a large vessel of the Starln fleet.
has been chartered for the occasion.
and will leave the South Norwalk
steamboat ‘dod‘hifibfidt‘! 8:30 o'clbcl‘i.
“kw '
BPINBTER’B WILL 8U8TMNED.
Thomaaton Bank Cashier Gets an Ea-
tato of 025.000.
WINSTED. June 27*The jury before
whom the Riggs will case has been on
trial for a week past returned a verdict
yesterday afternoon. sustaining the
will. By the document. the toatator.
Mitts Julia A. Rogers. an aged spinster
of “Plymouth. left her entire property
of “5.000 to H. A. Stug on. cashier of
the Thomaaton Nations Bank. who
Will! also made executor of the will.
Stoughton wa lated to Miss
Riggs. and hi fiifinwted on the
gIrInmd of undlibi
PURCHASE. 0 on “It!!! GIAIESI
*SEATTLE. stone June 27“
The coalition of active hostilities In the
Philippines has detorntinad the govern-
mum the” White of home
the army In those Islands.
hoisecoml at Fort" iawton is emty
um Quartermaster Rushlin has i
need that no more pull-chases oi it
be made in eastern uni ngton
m a a A luvs.
‘BOSTON. Jone 2744Arrived: Btea
mor ivarnis. from Liverpool ‘
LIVERPOOL. " June Zl’wArrived
Steamer Oceanic from New York
BNENEN. June similrrived' Latin
from New York
NAPLES. June STA-Arrived Stratum-
Trove from New York.
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‘clliteurra standout
‘ cam J 3?
yi
Poor. mortal men. 1 A
aI‘lIIsre was no ,
The
.1
J- 1,.
l4“ aorsrwrs
All Wool Two Piece Suits, trousers on seine havefdpub
Norroik SuitsII Trousers have bolt strapsmegui
MEN’S sum " '
i3 High Grade Back Suits in the harvest mixtures. a vory'larg‘elasno
D
i
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it“
I“ talent. at-
» our All Worsted Black may suit leads them all. at
Suits as low as $5.00 and up to no. . all excellent rs and
Perfect Fitting Garments. . / .
Flannel {Frontier-s, with deep turn up. I .
Nl'flufilj'i’ SH!!! TS . '
At the our selection is Large and patterns all the neweshn
At “wand £1.50 our selection of High Grade vaeltios
Emmi'hlon Brand-"and includes some swell White igl'
Boom
“Lion Brand" 4 ply Linen dollar in all the newest atleoit;
25¢. Colts. 25:.
STE]! W HATS
The Rough Braid takes the lead. but we have all kinds 15¢“th
CYCLING 1M TS
B' A special Cycling not in blacks and pearls, regular 31 2b ouoll
g unntawun ‘ '
Good Balbrlgganfihirts and Drawars at 26¢ per gal-mono Betta
qualities up to $1.00 per garment.
WILLIS H saline v
, CLOTHIER AND FURNIBHEIR, ‘
to and so WALL 37.. uoawstit
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings. ,
ill
RICE. Cali attention to some nice,
whole grain Rice. large and hand
some. just in. at 8: lb.
THINGS WANTED FOR HOUSE
OLEAI’GNG: Scrub Brush, 5c: two
6c packages of Washing Soda. the
worth for Se. Double Point Tacks
American Liquid Soap for doors and
paint work.
THE KO TEAS are all right. Restful
after labor. Get a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep up with the de-
mand. Home made. cleanly handl-
ed. Right every way. 2 for 50.
EIFFIEL TOWER LEMONADE at tic
a glass. Made- at home in one min-
ANT suoaa. post he. 7 _.
with them any more. Sprint
about and see them got out.
DOG BREAD,
Fresh in and all right. . '1‘” I
When you want POT TED 1' KEY
on CHICKEN, we have it i
shape. at
WHAT WILL IT out.
we saw: Your ,-
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fittou
lIIIeIéause others have failed to give re-
s .
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room In the Nor-
walks, and“ Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JACKSON,
tar-dude“ Optician.
SIB Wall St“ Norwaik’. Ct.
HAZLETON cross CREEK BIGVEIN
COAL
Delivered In your cellar IIIIi
$5.150 .15
No. 2 Nut
The coal will be careiully screened and delivered5 by eareéI-I .
ful drIiIVers. Hickory. Oak. Pine and Chestnut Wood sawed
“rut BRIDGE FISH MARK
Tclapltona Call 07 2. ‘ rm DUIIIVI try.
I SOFT SHELL CRABb. .
Iiic lb Weak Fish.
Porgies. 8c lb FlatI Fish.
Lemons. 25 25c
R. J. OUTBILL I00.
Washington moat.
Blue Fish.
Announceuienl Extraordinam.
Commencing Monday.IJune 24th,
for one week only. ‘
,,II
I DANCING DAILY
Int: ntsrsumtnr. monochrome. P 't
A SHAVE INDIE. “ ,
A man and woman recently met at a ' I .
theater party: fell in love during the to do with the Nail:
first act, came in an agreement during had been niarri four .
the second act. and stripped away odor after III I
the third some find I clergyma to not
I marry them.”
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