.1 and you arcl 4140
cooling
'1‘ 19 is 11 1.1.12 stock at 11113 d 1111
dérwem at Gidln's stow.
Miss Elizabeth, Fitzgerald has return-
ed horn 11 visit with triends in Win-
, 1111211.,
, ‘ M111 Elmer St. George Is critically ill
I ‘ ,nt hci home in Upper Main street, Nor-
walk.
A meeting oi? the Teamsters Union
is scheduled for this evening, in A.()
‘ 11. Hall.
1 The annual strawberry festival or.
1» the C1a1111ury Chapel will be held this
‘ evening
The Hot 1111111112112 Associatmn will
hold its 11215111111 monthly meeting, this
‘ evening
The entire, list (if oilicers or the Fair!“
ctic Order of Americans will he nomin-
ated this evening.‘
1 , Butler Lodge Will confer the first ‘de-
" . 1 g1 cc on three candidates at their meet»,
‘ ins; this evening. ,1 ' 1
Thursday is bargain day at the store
of A Dickerman &‘ Son. The all will
tell you about it. “ 1 1
The. Norwalk Hour Baseball team ‘
‘ 111a1ticed £01 a while on the Mdyiiower
‘ Oval, last evening ‘
Henry S. Sellock of Maple str,oet
Norwalk, is able to be about again at
,, ter 11 week' 8 illness.
’1 Today, being St Bauiabns Day, ser—
‘ ,vic‘e was held this morning at St. Paul‘s
Church, On- tho-Green
Hiram Hull. of, Academy street. Nor-
walk has taken a position as waiter in
V'liiigg' s xestaurnnt, in N01 walk
The Norwalk 'liistorlcal Association
will meet on Wednesday evening, the
18th at the heme of the president F
, St. John i.ockwood.. -
‘ Charles McFadden, of Cooley's ho
mi in Springfield Mass. has been on
caged as day clerk in Hotel Clifford.
Frncst Griflin who was the former
day clerk, is now on at night.
Norwalk, will confer thefioyal Purple
degree tomorrow evening. Delegations
of South Norwaik and New Canaan are
1 expected. '
,. , Jessie’s Concert Orchestra will play
at the anniversary of the Norwalk,
Lodge of Elks tomorrow night. The
,1 meeting of the Elks will be omitted
this evening.
, A judgment had been rendered by
Judge Taylor in the slander case of
Julian Elias Vs: Frank Kiss, in favor of
re plaintiff, by‘ which he is to recover
25 damages and costs Attorney John
Keogh iepresentod the plaintiff and J.
J Cuneo the defendant.
_ ‘It was stated last evening that all
‘, trolley men over the age of eighteen
yeais are to receive .an increase of
pay to 20 cents per hour. It should
have read that all trolley men in The
N01 walks who have been in the. service
. of the company for two or ‘more yenis
, are to ,receive the, raise to twenty
cents per hour.
The Hebrews in‘ The Norwalks are
1_ observing‘ the Feast of Week's, which
occurs today and tomorrow It is a
Holy day and no servile work is done.
In olden times offerings were made.
but ’tbe custom is not observed in this-
‘ountry‘. The Feast of, the Weeks on,
115 0n the fiftieth and flftytilrst days
'11: the first day at the Pass‘o‘ ér.
he Hansen Place Baptist Sunday—
School, of Brooklyn, N. Y. of which
lfred Tilly, brother of Henry Tilly, of
011th Norwalk, is superintendent. will
picnic atitoton Saturdo J11ne'1‘4. The
and this hour
,grage.
,ihe some or 6 to 5
“play another some later on.
.up of The Sentinel team consisted of‘
Knbaosa Encampment, 1.10. 0. 1",, of I?
Frederick 1.111111.» 11115 sold his propr
111111 111 Cedar street. consisting of three
dwelling houses, to Samuel Roodner.
The sale was negotiated, through 11111
1 lamb “in. Layton.
1' Dodge. Sons oila
t. George. clecte the tollowlug oillc~
ere last night: John SAshvzorth, prose
dent: Frock Crowther, vi precidont;
George Goodwin. secretary; thn
Page. assistant secretary; R. G. Ci'm
messenger; Harry Beebe. {0.11}. Read-
13:19.11, trusteea., District Deputy W. H,
Footer, Jr., was the installing oilicer.
The seven people who are quarantinv
ed 111‘ the. tent on the Quitman property
in Benton street, Will be released to-
morrow morning. and the tent will be
taken down. Mrs Gottlieb l". Mona
and daughter, Augusta. are still im-
proving nicely trom their attack oi?
smallpox, and although the danger
thought that they will recover. Dr. R.
1M. Wolfe, who is in charge of the pat-
. lento. tells very much encouraged toSu‘
day about their condition.
W”
PRINTERS PLAY BASEBALL.
Sentinel
walks Ir Hotly‘ Contested Game.
A hotly contested iivelnnlng boso-
ball gamuook place yesteiday after
noon on the Mayflowar Oval between
The Sentinel and East Norwuik teams.
The holding of both teams was good,
but the batting Was not up to the av-
The Sentinel team won by
These teams will
The line,-
Young catcher: Ireland pitcher; B011
1011, first base; Hamilton second bone;
0. Mitchell, third base; Ross, short
stop; Crow. right ileldy Stanley, center
field, and Nelsonllett field. The line-
up or the East N01 walks was LaCroix,
pitcher and captain; C. Keane. pitch
er; Banks, first base; W Barnes; sec,
and base; Wicke third base: W.
Keane, . short stop; H. S Mitchell,
lert field; F. Keane center held, and
,i. 11111141515111 field.
4: 30 o'clock The Sentinel team will
l‘hc Norwolks, on the Mayflower Oval
l‘hc lineup of the‘Bunk Clerks is:
Woodwdrd, first base: Pierce. Second
base; Raymond, shortstop; Benedict,
zomerv,«pitciior. and Bodwoll, catcher.
he the same as mentioned above. Pro
lessor George E.
Business College, will umpire.
,YALE’S ROWING CREWS.
YALE QUARTERS. Gales Ferry,
l'uno 11.~——1Thc Yale rowing crows-v-
Varsity eight, four-our and freshman
«rowed to the navy yard and brick at
iiiferent times during the morning,
icing the distance in short stretches.
They found the water conditions bet-
or than at any time since they began
practice (in the Thames and the im-
provement on torn; on this account
vas noticeable especially in the fresh-
nan boat. The 'Varslty eight gave
oarticular, attention today to, spacing
1nd letting the boat betweonsstrokes.
1311 the way down the stroke did not
Exceed 28 and It was kept there until
lust. before reaching the boat house on
he return when it was hit up to 30.
41’ HARVARD'S HEADQUARTERS.
yHARVARD QUARTERS .Gales For
June 11. --Clear and cool weathei
ind smooth water were the conditions
vhlch greeted Harvard crews on their
'lrst day at Red Top.’ Dr. Jouett. who
‘11 looking after the men pronounced
ill in first class physical condition
1nd all entered with zest into the
vein laid out by the coachers. They
‘1ad a short run at 7 o’clock and after
u-cnkfast began preparations for the
morning practice. ‘ Most of the Bar
vard men were about quarters when
:ho,Yale four-oar crew‘ hove in sight
unddling‘ down stream accompanied by
heir launch, the Elihu Yale. When
musing Red Top all Harvard eyes
were on them. The Harvard men
1greed that their rivals rowed'togc‘tlr
er‘ioxccpt'ionally well, the recovery be-
fmr very steady and‘the crcw‘ having
noneaof the “hang" so noticeable in
the Harvard eight. , With the Yale ex-
ample in mind the tour our and the
fight, left the Harvard quarters shortly
liter 10 o, ’clock 11nd vient down stream
to the navy yard the eight making the
distance by‘, threhehsy stretches. At-
ention wad devoted mainly to getting
1 1 I, ”id of some ot‘ thoroughness of form. ‘
‘, 11111111111112 faults has been a habit of
' be etch and dipping. the 2
start the whole body
‘ movement before getting their oars
well buried, thus oriuslng the
idc‘k badly Western
boat to
1'. 11111112.:
point of the disease is riot passed, it is,
Team Defeated East Nor-
Tommrow afternoon, beginning at ‘
ero'ss bats with the Bank Clerks of.‘ ‘
third base: Adamsyr’lght fihlti;.‘E,lTs,‘ L;
,ccnter held: Gerrish‘, left, field: Mont» :11
l‘hc line up of The Sentinel team will
Sartain, of Brown's ‘
the Yale eight appeared shortlyafter
“A‘ good dIegree or *
nreth‘niing' 1
e elsht passer;l the Yale ,,
t 1 .
Everyone needs a Straw Hat for Summer, and here' Is
an oppmtune tune to secure one and actually Save item
501: to SS! 50 on every Hat purchased.
Thursday, we put on Sale :1 large qudhitv oi Puerlo—
Rican Alpiues, which the Manufacturers call Seconds,
manv of which are Firsts. regular Value $3 and $4; our
price for this SSale Si. 50 $2 00 and $2. 50. .
Besides these We have a large stock oi Rough and
Split Shows, in all the latest Shapes at 251‘: to $300
,4
Genuine Panamas, in The Rough at $400,011th
cues in $0 and $l5.‘
South Nerwalk. 1
l4 South Main St
[QWE uAVE coop REASONS,
for claiming your patronage. the very best of
reasons. We buy direct ‘tiom the Western ,
shippers. We buy the besterades at grain,
We carefully screen both Cots and corn, and
1. you dour pay for dirtand dust. if quality
1' and price count, we win.
Buv Oats That's Clean. I 1 ,1 ,.
MANUEL T. HATCH
EASTMAN
KOI
20 Per Cent. Discount
Wm. P. Beers,
PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES.
19 Wall Itreet. ‘ ‘
Comstock Bros.
Norwalk, Bonn. I.
9I t Pays to Trade”
Shirt Waists and
Summer Skirts
Judging hem the quantity we 1111 sold the past tow days you‘d think
that nobody also in town handled the so Warm Weather, Nocessitis.
‘ it certainly proves we have the largest assortment to select
SHIRT WASisTS 3913 TO $6. 75. .
SUMMESR BKIRTS 981: to $10.00. ,
'3‘ Car tare on $5. 00 our : as 01 over.
S~.Ger,-1nan‘ (Tarp, Butter Trish, .
.S Fish, Porgles, Shad ,Sis‘lat Fish Bl
aim, the
choicest and duintiost styles and that the'prlcos are lower than elsewhere. ,,
Hons on s
ther turbulent scenes in the
house of the ieit'hstrath today when
‘and some of tho
‘ Am. Cot Oil
{Bait & Ohio, 106
' Bklyn. R. T..
1 13111.11. to P. 171% 172»
' . numerous. 221%
'3 Brie,
Mo Poem ‘1
. Nat. 1.19311, 1‘
1 Out & West, 33
' People's Gas. 102
srrAM ,
nor mm.
111111 all;
nrrnra.
~ Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper -
' and lZlnc.
50 South Main smut.
,1 South Norwolk, Conn.
‘ Telephone ' 1223.
.
.!.':':'.
I
HAD LEFTS FOOT CRUSHED
W
E. Anderson Jumped From Wagon and
. Wheel Pulsed Over Him.
1 E Anderson of South Osborn ave
11116 East N01 walk employed by Leslie
SGarhble, promletor oi the Riverside
Mills,‘ in the construction of several
houses in Sound Beach, jumped from
,a wagon in that place yesteiday and
one of the wheels passed over his left
3 foot. The man was unable to walk
after the accident dud was taken to
ithe Sound Beach depot in a carriage
13nd another coach took him from the
South Norwalk do (it to his home.
Dr. A. 'N .0131 was called and
a foot ,had swelled to almost twice
normal size Today Mr Anderson was
, able to bear weight on the foot and
will probably be at work again in a
few days
my...
.1..—
-——».—..
‘ci-mciam for Many OI‘fioers Who Did
Not Like Emperor’s, Speech.
VIENNA, June ll—-There were fur
lower
Count Von Der Lille. and the premier,
Dr. Von Koerber, scathingly criticised
1 Dr. Von Kiotal and other members who
‘ ,Syeaterdny protested violently against
1 the anti Polish speech recently deliv-
ered by Emperor William of Ger many
at Marlenburg on the Occasion of the
, ,complotion of the work or 1eato1"1ing
the ancient castle there The premier
,said be specially regretted the invec~
‘, tlvni against a sovereign, who since
.1; his accession had been a faithful any
‘ of AustroHungiuy '
in conclusion the premier curtiy r91
'l‘used to reply to an Interpollation on
the emperor's speech. The promier'a
remarks were greeted with a storm of
mingled cheers and cries of disappi-ov
the hanging of desks and other
noisy protests 1
u...—
TODAY IN WALL STREET. .1 "
WALL STREET 10:10 11,.1n~—~'l‘ho"In-"mm"I
I neglected condition of the market was
still in evidence this morning. Only
about half a dozen stocks showod op:
1, onlug prices that, varied more than 44
110111 last nights prices and of these
none exceeded 1,9 in‘ its change except
Kansas and Texas preferred which
rose a. point
WALL STREET 111 m.-—Trading
was slightly feverish, 1Tim the move
montgither way was not important.
St Paul and the Southwestern main
toincd a strong front but the Pacific
specialties lost
ground. Colorado Fuel reacted 21.4 in
all while St Paul preferred and Cob
ton Oil preferred gained a point
i ociock Sugar became prominent and
sold up to near 129.
' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. 1
Reports over private wrre or nmpiee
& Goldachmldt commission brokers,
‘1 Swartz‘ ii: Corbett’s block. South Nor-
walk:
Open High
Amal Cooper, 6891; 69%
11111.0 .11 11,1211. 3201‘.
Am. C & F pr 91% 91%
5111, 511»;
181.4 19
1332.4. 33%
48% 40
how 1:30
037.41
32%
91
5124
187,41
3314‘
48%
12717.4;
113.
8.1%
99%
106
67%
401,143
23%,
170113
171111 172
99 9911.
221231. 22111.
174211 mo
:11 3714
15111;, 15214
13115 13811
13111, 1112
American Toe,
Amer. Lace,
Am. Smelt”
A111. Sugar, 42811.4. 128%
Anaconda 1131/4 1131/:
A T 1&8 Fe,81%181§i
AT 1131' of 90114 9954
106%
67% 07%
ones. 8: Ohio 404$ 46415
"Chl & N. W.
Chi. Gt Wes-,t. 28% 29
G. M. S: St. P. ”01.4 171%
Cot-F. &‘I., 101% 101%
221%
175
.3124
52%
38%
33%
18%
20%
58%
100% 101%
122% 2224‘
”N Y. Central 155% 155%
Nor-1.41 West; 5,6, 5644,
33
114931. 150%
102
Del &-Hud. H13,
ill Central 151,
1.01114an311th
Manhattan '181
Alex N't Bus. 18%
LxK & T., 2614,
M.;.K it T 1140.57.44 57% 58%
22% ‘ 22%
155% 155%
50 55%
33
14934 150
102 102
Press. S. Car 47 '
1 6305
found that no bones were broken, but '
DISTUBBANCES, iN REICHSTRATH. ‘
Near 1
18111 13%.
21m 211%
would be 4111;; Summer. We
‘ either belt or suspenders or
Trunks and Bags.
50. NORWALK.
Know-lug what the popularit y of these “Coat ,
the swell Norfolk Jacket Suit.
‘07. 50, 08. USO, $10.00. 012.00.S
$7 50, $10.00, 512.00.0I6100 8.00. ,
Our Juvenile Department is filled to over. flowing with he
Straw Hats in every new sh 111112 251: to $3. 00.
STORE OPEN MONDAY AND SATUBPAY SEVEN." ‘
Silliik 81 11111,
98 washingion steed
pro pared an enormous vS
both. Our prices:
i
WWW V
'mont Creamery.
ordinary, 281: lb. and worth it.
,
New cheese, try it,
At the Model
BUTTER—If you want Butter that mom.
will “stand up” and hold its flavor In PM“: 57° bau-
hot weather come here for the Vor
it has solidity, sub- a mu? sugar and cream 3°.
Btantiality “homim” to it more than 111. ”be,
6001! Ordinary Butter, 251: lb. ,
Tube Rose Flour give: great utiflf:
Better than Jone:
Pot Cheese fresh every 1411
you ever try Pot Ghee», Io '
Waddle: India Ceylon ,1“
ii). Pekoe Souchong at 15c
161: lb. 1 Both very line and‘ strong.
S-YouSrs for a square do I
Examination tree.
58 WALL STREET,
Spectacle Hospl‘
Fractured Frames repaired and made as good as new. 1 ”
Lenses, no matter how complicated, replaced quickly. 1.,
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses, Properly A030!
All work guaranteed
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIGIAN
«mmmmmoun
nonwsni com!
were seemed.
concern: ,, ,1
‘ASPHIILT ‘
cmmr ,.
11111111111111.
and rum
Curbs Reset.
100% 101141 ’ '
,h'n-rles L Glover, Nox'w 1k.
enry Matheis. 1111mm.
ow York Grocery Co, New
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