THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENT
'INEfi
In 1111's“
. 50
Will buy 11 delicioUs
FRUIT ED ICE
a cooling
‘ ' 1013 CREAM SODA
made from 'pure cream.
and pure fruit juices
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
. the Inspection of. the boilers by the
Locallleiislulcs.
flee of The Evening Sentinel in Nor-
walk Is No. 44.
John W. Magncr will spend the
Glorious Fourth in Far Rockaway
Clarence Dunning, of tho .I. A. ills-
lop store, will take his vacation next
1 week.
-——i-iouscs on Knudsen proporly sold
at auction Saturday. Jilly I). at .‘l 1). n1.
‘J. M Layton Agent.
Miss Margaret Kcllcher. of Main
street. Norwalk. is visiting friends in
M11111 101d
Boys' canvas Ienthor sole bnls, at
fifty cents, are selling fast at. Olson's
shoc storc. ' -
Tho Standard bunting flair. at the
store of the I). M. Itcad Company, is
the thing this year.
J'Watormolons. 35c. Fill... 11‘; Co.
David Finch has secured a position
.as stcnograplier and typowritcr for
Thomas I. Raymond.
The officers of llutlcr Lodge. I. 0. O.
R. "will be installed this evening. by
District Deputy I). Burr Beach.
”Crash. Yacht Caps. O’Brien's.
The. motor cyclo riders preparing for
the endurance run from Boston to New
York continue to pass through Norv
walk.
Frank F. Clark ls entertaining the
members of (lockenoo Tribe. 1. 0. R.
M.. of Norwalk. at a big picnic at his
hour-'2 in Cranburyu
Miss Blossom Smith, of West street.
entertained several of her friends at
her home last night. Ping pong was
the principal game. of thc crcning.
-—I“anoy Lomous. Silo doz. li‘.l).l.. & Co.
Civil Engineer Charles 1" Wood and
assistants mode a survey of the silk
mill lot. off Fair and Grand utrccts.
yesterday attci'iioon to scenic llie'
grades. 1
Nearly one hundred children who
have been spending the work at Trin-
ity Home, rcturncd to their homes in
New Yolk city. today. Another part1
is cxpcctcd to arrivc for 11 work tomor-
row.
«Phone 135-3 ls Ilalner's. who has
Fireworks at, very rcasouablo prices.
L. L. Gaylord. E. Jeffrey and .I. New
luau. of Danbury. and 11'. Wchle. M.
Smith and S. I'onvs. or South Norwalk.
had dinner at the Hotel (‘lltl‘ord last
night. ,
Buckingham Womuns Relief Corps
will hold a meeting tomorrow aim-—
noon. at 3 o'clock at the post rooms in
Wall street. This will be. the last-
meeting until the first Thursday In
September.
~_-Eull lino Sti'an's. O’Brlcn’s.
There will be. music and dancing at
. Roton Point 'on Friday and Saturday
afternoons and evenings of this week.
and every night during the balance of
the season thereafter. except Sunday.
as well as on Saturdaynfiernoons.
Ralph Burke. 11 student of Yale Uni~
versity.1ls now in charge of the local
Itomce of tho. international Corresponk
dance Schools. succeeding A. E. 'I‘uckpr.
who gocs to Bridgeport to start in the
.' confectionery business. Mr. Burke Is a
' nephew of Insurance Agent F. H. Field.
, and, is a very promising young man.
' There was a meeting of the Y. M.
EC. A. Orchestra. last night. and it was
..decided that the Y. M. C. A. give a
minstrci show in Hoyt‘s‘ Theatre some
: time in thc‘iail, for the; purpose of
‘ raising sufficient money to purchase
nitorms. A minstrel show will be
old In the Y. M. C. A. rooms in the
. our future for the purpose of locating
the best talent.
Harry Moore, the popular comedian
ho‘ was in South Nor-walk, last win-
r, and was a favorite with the mem
. 91's of the N01 walk long-3 of Elks. be
h 3‘ an Elk himself has formed a
company at his own and this
to playing at Castine. Me. il-
pin/C. Jesse, proprietor of the ar-
ch Hotel and Eddie Magnet. receiv-
go cards, on Which was the phot-
hph "of Moore. 0n the hack of the
Mr. Jesse. were. the words “To
"To Brother," was on
The telephone call for the branch of’
des, one of the most prominent morn-
des was at the head of the firm of All
about a mile from here
people were injured. five seriously and
—-LARGEST FIREWORK VARIETY:r
Is at Hayes 1;. 5 Main St., Norwalk
canine. and by next autumn It
that they will' be able- to dictate to
' the managers.—Mihvaukeo Sentinel.
Miss Ircne Iloyt has rcsunlod lie1 du-
ties In Hyslop' s. after a few days’ III-
ncss at her homo in Madison street
Malaria In worst in summer. IJr.
Dick's Mudlcino Citrus.
A special solo is on for tomorrow at
tho Boston Store. Them in much said
about it In today's Issue. of The South
nol.
“Men’s Duckliats. O'Brlon's.
13.5. Short. oiliuvcihill M1i1is..1'c1)-
resenting tho I’. W. Waillciub Shoo
Company. has bccn In South N111 walk
on buslncss.
»-~Walormolons. .l’lc. MILL. 81 (In.
'l‘llc llulluii Indimruidenl Society In
rolling ready to go to Stamford on the
Fourth lo uttond the picnic glvon by
tllu"\1’ittorlo [13111111111010 III Socicty.
—~.I. M. I..aylon. Agont. will soil
throc liousos to bo romovcd from
Knurlscn property on Saturday. tho
5th. at 3:30 p. 111.. at tho proiniucn.
’l‘hc Loclnvood Illui‘lufucturing Com~
puny will close down tomorrow after-
noon for the rest of the week to allow
state boilor inspectors.
w-AII styles Dcrbics. O’Brien’s.
'I‘hc Ladies’ ’1‘. A. 13. Society. of St.
Joseph‘s Church. held 11 meeting. last
evening. but transacted only routine
business. Tuesday cv,enlng July In.
tlir- recently elected officers will be in-
stalled
~-I<‘ancy Lemons. 20c doz. l4‘.D.l,.. & Co.
The Aniphion Musical. Dramatic and
Literary Society hold on entertainment
and dance. last evening. in Sons of
’l‘cmpcrancc. hall. In Silverminc. A
few from South Norwalk attended and
enjoyed dancing litter the entertain—
mcnt. . .
Everett llulklcy came over from
Soutbpoi't, this morning. in his auto.
Aftcr ho had arrived in South Nor-
walk he was told that tho inacbinc bud
frightened a horse In Westpor't. \VIii’li
ask-1d about, tho rcport Ml‘. Ilnlkley
stulcd that if ho bad he did not know
of It. ,
Anthony. tho I'Illil'illl‘II-S'OIII‘rOIlI son
of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulviliill. died
homo. No. 5 Elizabeth street. from
consumption. Deceased bad bcon III
for some time. The l'uncrul will be
held Friday morning. at ll o'clock.
110111 St. Joseph’s Churc.l1 and inter.—
inont will be in Si. Mniy s (701110th
THE CAR REFUSED TO BUDGE.
Automoblllst En‘Route to Boston 0b-
Ilged to Abandon Machine Here.
All automobillst on route. to Iloston
was obliged to abandon his 40 mile an
hour racer in Norwalk this morning
for the reason that. he. could not. got
the. machine to spark. He worked ov-
or it for sovcral hours Without result.
and finally becoming distrusted left it
licrc..al’lor having it towed to a. stable
and sinrtcd for Iloslon by train. lie
stated that ho w.ould solid 11 I"'cpul11'1
down to take. it to lilo liay state mc~
iropoils.
UMBRELLA MENDER IN COURT.
I'ntrick"011.~;oy. an ninbrolla mondor.
was licforc .ludgc .Ioscph It. Taylor in
the South Norwalk side of tho town
court this morning. for di'unluuinoss.
lie was fined $11. but. the juduo sus-
pended juihzmont. (.llliccr Walter
Iiull nrrcstod (.‘ascy last night and
lockcd him up. At. 7 o'clock till:
morning when Chief William Volllner
wont. to the coil, Canny woke up and
Inuuired nlicro ho “as. It was sonic
Limo boiolc he. could I'tl‘lIIZi‘ that ho
wnsjn a coil Ho said that It was
the‘ first time that he was cvor in that
prcdic 1111c11t.r
CLERKS' UNION MEETING.
The, local international Retail
Clorks’ Union hold a spoclai nicotins
in lClk's ball. South Main strect. last
night. and transacted considerable im-
portant business that is not to be giv-
ou .out for publication. Action was
taken on the matter spokcn of In The
Sentinel last night. but it is not known
just what will be. donc. The clerks
were reticent this morning. when a
Sentinel roportcr approached them on
tho. subcjct
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
The selectmcn are. preparing to issue.
a call torn special town meeting to
be. held Wednesday evening of next
week to tnkc action on tho Improve
ments to Westpoit avenue to cost
from $13 000 to $15 000 as proposed by
Highway Commissioner McDonald.
DIED IN SCOTLAND.
CHICAGO. July 2 —-A cablcgram re
solved here today announced the
death in Scotland of Alexander eliti-
bcis of the board of trade. Mr. God.
exnudcr Geddcs and Company.
MONTREAL..EXPRESS DERAILED.
BENNINGTON Vt. July Z—The
New York Montreal express due at
8: 20 a. m. was derailed at a swltch
'l‘wenty- live
one probably fatally.
'i‘he chorus girls have b13211? to cl"
5 likely
KEEP A LOOK OIIT
~wA‘rcH THIS SPACE. Eon oAR-‘
at I) unlock this morning at the family ,
A GRAND
FOURTH OF
JULY
DISPLAY
I of men's and boys' clothing. we are showing in cvci'ytliiin.r that In
light, cool. sczisonablo and stylish ln,thls lino. ‘Our men’s cargo and
Scotch homespun suits at $5 to $18 arc the host bargains for the mon-
ey that we have ever oilored. llrlng Young America in and make him
happy for tho Fourth with our stylish sailor or Norfolk Suits. In bluo
surge or wool crash. at $2.50 to $5.00. Largest line of Children‘s Wash
Suits oven shown In tho town. 581: to 8.1.50.
Men’s White Duck and Cranh Pants, $1 to $1.50.
Men’s Crush Suits. $3. 50 to‘$5 00.
Man's and Boys White Duck Flannel and Crawl; Hats and
250 and 500 I
Caps.
.1111»th I
1 Everything for man or boy cxccpt shoos. 1
Siorowlll be open July 311 until 9 o 'clook. .
Co-nistock Bros.
1 14 South Main St.
I
| South Norwalk.
i TeI.,32.2.
Masonic Building
Norwalk
Tel.’, 76-12
we HAVE GOOD REASONS .
“for claiming your patronage, the very best of
reasans. We buy direct born the Western
shippers. We buy the best grades oi grain,
We tareiully screen both Oats fond Corn, and
you don‘t pay lor dirtand dust. Ifqualily
and mice count, we win.
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
link I IIISIII,
PLUMBING.
STE/1M
H01 WATER.
MD on: ‘
nrrma. .
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
-...-M-..
' 50 South Main Strut.
South Not-walk. Conn.
Telephone: 122 3.
ouWantASergeSuu
AUSE SERGE IS AN IDEAL HOT WEATHER FABRIG..
We have a splendid assortment, maria by some of the moat tamo
Ing manufacturers in this pountry; guaranteed fast color.
toot fitting and stylish In every detail.
of 3 ll, that a shrewd transaction allows us to sell at ......... I1 W “
Mad from strong Flannels, Crashes Homespuns. etc. Fabrica‘thdh»
cash 1' tested and seems so that they will not come apart $6. 50 to ‘1' '
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. ‘II‘ltIill'l’I‘.
point.
for tho qnaitor.
1080 over a point. There were a tow
dot-lines amongst Western and south
ciu r'alborul stocks. The general list
was sluggish and Irregular.
WA] L S’I‘Rliil‘l‘T, i p. m. -Tho mar—
kct became erratic. but tho movement
either way was trivial nalde tiom
Louisville and lnshville. which 111l-
vanrcd. 21/1 to I40. Sugar and Amni-
gamatcd (‘tippei gave way on profit-
Inklilng but the railroads bold falily
we
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wire 0: maples
' Chi. & N. W..
" Mot, St. “SK.
Beautifully Illustrated Article on
NORWALK Miss Angeline Scott.
In llie luly number oi the "i" ‘
New England Magazine,
F01 sale by ’
WM. P. BEERS’ 49 WALL STREET.
coming but stop in and I will show you
the best and cleanest assortment of
and $15 nssortmonts.
10 North Main St,
Norwalk.
FIREWORKS . Our $1.75
that will give satisfaction,
1 will not tell you of carloads i have Revolver
ls considerable more of a firearm than
the usual $1.75 kind.
Chamber and barrel walls extra
thick, double action and easily operat-
ed. Chamber remoV‘ed without the
customary hard pull.
After exploding cartridgo hammer
rebounds into “safety" position.
Don’t pay more than 181: a lb. for
Cannon Powder.
Reasonable prices 011 Blanks. ,
NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
34 MAIN STREET. . NORWALK.
THIS YEAR' 8 UP TO-DATE
Fireworks In town.
Denlcrs supplied until July 2.
Private displays.~n spccin'lty.
Ask to see our 81, $2. $3, $5, $10
Fred B. Coleman
50. Norwalk.
O
mono...» " "
_ , Haddock......................cclb.
BRIDGE'
FISH
MARKET
Sc lb.
Soft Crabs, .. . . . 50c to $1.25 1102.
Hard Crabs. .. .. .. 30¢: don.
Blue,. Eeels, Flat 1111,11 Hard and
Soft Crabs, Lobsters and Fresh Sal-
mon. .
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington Strict Bridge.
Tel. 108.
.4;
Of special advantage to on. since
larger portion or hot weathcr In still
to come. Of special advantage to us In
aiding In a quick disposition of straw
stock—and in giving opportunity
show that L; 00 har‘nes’sless ahirtwaio
the most sensible garment we have
seen yet. Straw hats, $1. 50 value, 81;
‘82 Split Straws. $1. 50; 83 at 8 .
Miles tip to now $8 32
“Prices Cut
_ '- ..ii‘iMen’s“
' 1 .Straw'flead
’ . Gear
serve It and eventually place in some
public library in the Philippines. The
pen already had been given to Senator
present at the. time, he presented It to
Senor Buencanlmo.
left the White House he remarked that
the Philippine bill initiated self gov-
ernment in the Islands.
11 high tribute to President Roosevelt
of Illinois, has accepted the Invitation
to be present at the inauguration of
the International Olympian games here
in 1903. He said:
one that must enlist the sy
support of every person in nrested in
the physical, moral and military wei-
fare of out people. "
troops will be ordered to Chicago to “I I‘
participate and the governor will our
cleaver to interest the governors of othw
or states. 1
Nélrsn'er,
Church here died today, aged sixty. ‘
He was born In Germany and came to
the United States in 1806.
one othhc best known priests In Indb‘o
111111. 1
& Goldschuildt. commission brokers,
Swaitz & Corbett's block. South Nor-
walk:
. Open High Low 1:30
Amul Copper. 03% 041,41 0351;. 64%
Am. C & F. 32%. 32% 32141 32%;
Am C & F. p1. 0161’. 911‘,“ 91% 91%
American Ico 1255’. 12% 12 12
Am. Ico pm. ~13 42% 42 42%
*Am. Loco. pt. 96 96 90 90
Am. Smolt., 461/5; 1:11:51 46% 46%
Am.Sngnr, 12371;. 129715; 128% 129%
Anaconda. 108 108 108 108
A. T & 8. Fe 82 821,4; 817,4. 82
ANT 8; SI? pl. 08-114; 98% 98% 981/...
Bait. & Ohio 106% 1071.3 106% 107%
Bklyn. R 'i‘. (ii-l. 68V. 6735’;
Chou. & Ohio I? 4713347 ”5%.
25115, 252 27.117121 252
Chi Gt Wont. :10" 301,41 30 30%
C. M. & St. P. 174% 1751.1; 1741/2 175
Chi. it. i. & P. 175%; It'll 1709}; 175%.
(fol. I". 6‘1 I, viii $1254. 91 921.1.
Col. South, 3111; any. .111... 301/.
Del. & Hull. 17.111; 17.1% 175% 175I é
Eric. zip-=11. 31111:. 31; {it 311%
III. Control. 1805);. 100% 100113 11111115;
Iowa Central. 4815; 481.9 481.4; 118%
Lou. 8r Nasli.. 13811; Hit 138%.; 1391/;
Manhattan. 3“le 13:27". 132% 18254.
H.841. Hill], 148% 149%
Max. (,‘cntral, 21‘. 3 28% 281.43 2811?,
Mex. N't ths, 181/ 181/ 18/ 18%
M. K. 81 ’l".. 27%; “7‘? 27 27
M. K. g. T. pid. till “All: 5959
*Mo. Pacific. 109% 1001.6 108?: 109-3.;
N. Y. Central 155% ISBN 1715 155
Norl’ & “out. 5081 513% 50% 56%;.
Pacific Mall lbs; 4031; 40:? 40%;.
Penn. R. It. 152 “'12 1513’ 11".?
People's Gas. ll‘lllA 1011.4. 1011.4; 101%
i’ross. 5‘. Car. 111111 45-11. 453.2 455%
Reading, 00%, 1'10ij 00812 00%
Read, 2d old. 70‘... 70% 70% 701.4
Ropub. Steel, 17 IT 17 17
Son. Pacific. 6424 Gill,» 64 04%
Son, Ry. (10.. 36313 ”71.1 36-311 87%
'l‘nnn. C 8: i.. 0211;, 1121:. 621.43 62%
Texas Pacific. 4414; 44% 4.41.41 44%
Union Pacific 10451;. in?) 104% 105
Fri. Pac. pid 8814, 88% 88% 88%
II. S.Lealher.12fv 123’. 121/; 12%
ll. S. Steel. 38 381281 38 38%
II. S, Steel 1111111911.. 8971’; 89% 89%
Wabash, L 30111 3011‘), 301d 30%
Wabash. bid. 461/. 40k. 46% 46%
West. Un. Tel.. 87% 871.45, 87%, 871/;
Wiscon. Cent. 26% 261A 20%» 26%
‘Loco. pm. ex. dlv.. it}; per cent.
*Mo. Par. ex. div. 2M- pcr cont.
WANTED PHILIPPINE BILL PEN.
WASHINGTON. July 2~—Senor Buen-
r.anlmo who has been sojourning in
this country today called upon Presi-
dent Roosevelt and requested the pen
with which he slgncd the Philippine
government bill as he. desired to pm»
Lodge chairman of the Philippines
committee but as he happened to be
When the latter
He also paid
GOVERNOR YATES ACCEPTS.
CHICAGO, July Z—Governor Yates.
“The enterprise is
athy and
A detail of state
, DEATH OF CATHOLIC PRIEST.
PERU. 11111.. July 2. -—The Rev. Henry ‘
of St. Charles Catholic
He was
hint. 11.11 In the
be
sizes 7 to 16 years, a superb collection at $2. 50, $3 and $3
on will find in our Juvenile Department a beautiful display at lit.
tle bovs' Wash Suits from 48c to 8 25
IO: lOmThe local
traction stocks w1 re in demand at the ‘
opening at d(I\lIllCL‘H running to near a
l 1 United States Stool hardened 11
Hilton on the slntcmont oi' cumin 3 ‘
Baltimore & Chili) egllgee Shirts. best makes . 48c, $1 and Ci-ISO
eathoi' Weight Underwear, special values at . . . . . 25 and 481:
ancy Hosiery, in an enormous variety or line patternc15,25 a
traw Hats 2511 to
Salient & Price
OWN-i '
IO tol
This Summer
Prices $8.50 to 1“
e hm’e a superb Special Serge Suit this week, worth every all.
’3
MEN'S OUTING SUITS,
BOYS' KNEE TROUSERS SUITS,
ash Vests to wear with Serge Coats and Trousers $1.25 to $8.50.
,WIIIIS H. SBIIBIIII
411 and 50Walll‘8tre
NCRWALL. ‘
ashinglon Street,
0. NORWALK.
THE MODEL ‘GRO
Old Potatoes. We have some yet I111 Dried Beef. Our sales of till;
prime or er.
30c peck. '
Golden od Baking Powder. Second 1 ed, any quantity from 51: up.
lot. with n entirely new set of pres.
GI 111; satisfaction.
AII Fat Pork. Have any use for it? Circulars on application.
Everybody don’t sell It.
From Chicago.
Don’t be prejudiced against our Cash Premium Plan.
and is do e here square and fair.
and mono saved for buyer and seller.
any sort ou choose. Our goods are right; our prices right. Try us.
Ltor
AT YOUR SERVICE
No sprouts; firm and.1 show we are noted for something
Iticularly good In this line. Thl‘
sale and retail.
15c tin. How to get a lot In Data
We do. Old Home Ginger Wafers 1.11011»
A barrel of finest tons are something good. Now)
It can be _°
Co nsider; no risks, no bookkeeping
Five full cards get a harrel’ f'
enzo Dub
workl g. If they water and the headaches are frequent. something
the m1 tier.
tent owl. tlclan.
PROPWIAR GLASSES, PROPERLY ADJU STED to give relief.
LL ,s'rnnn'r.
our eyes ache If they tire easily when reading, sewing o
The only way to (ind the cause is to consult a compo.
gIVe thorough examination of the eyes free and guarantee on
k days are as good as bright ones for our scientific testing.
0. p. JAcKsoN,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN ,
. NORWALK. CONN
CEMENT
[ARTIFICIAL .5708
and FLAG ‘_
. Recovered. Curbs Reset. Gutters, Pa
ayman‘d Br
‘ concurs
ASPHALT
ER TH E BATTLE.
Regret Was That He Had much I‘ve missed!" and than
I:
It “was th evening utter the Fourth,
as the gior ous sun was sinking to Its
clouds and Iue sky. and the small boy.
packed In otton lint and a splint or Mr. Lee’s resolution effected th
two. was I Ing1 with his face to the ration of the colonies from no
west. while his father sat by his side ‘ ‘
gourous to e “did they have a Fourth
"Oh yes, my son. ” answered the fa-
“Just the some " .
"And did you celebrate when you
wagya little 110me GM” “mum
“ es, bu I was more careful than gum
you were a d didn't get hurt so " . shows 88’ 11110
"I guess on didn't ha‘ve much fun,
word his in her.
The athe looked at the combination
11.01.111.11 cure My. 3'“ n inhalant for
over the boy‘ 8 face. ‘
“Gee. pop," he exelalmed,
[aged So Much. thcr insisted he must stop talkih ‘
try to get some much needed ‘
Washington 'Star. .
ml
ouch of red and white THE FOURTH '3 TWO DAYS
As a matter of fact, the pan
aid, and the 2d of ."Iuly’ Is
He was doing as well as pendence day
ted and was already able
d
“The second day of July. 177
the most memorable epoch
tory of America," he wro
c said In a dreamy. lan-
you was a little boy?”
same klnd“ they have
emnlw with. ponip an
. 115.81!
firriégla‘nd glumlnntlohs
o s con 11 t t ‘
e asked ”I’ll-‘3 *0 turn ‘0' time for11111111811;an9 $113311:
TWO canvass ondw
SARANAC LAX
I didubgt perhaps 1 was William Tiern
ran a 1
lit the doctor came In dim 99“ Saranac
Norwalk Chronicler