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5 1 Washington St.
~ '.J "01'1“th
Iffll. of Norwallt,
business.
|‘ The cases of the two man who were
armated, for trespassing on Sheffield.
island several Weeks ago, will come up
, tomorrow morning. in the town court.
I The Connecticut Military Academy
and the South Norwalli High School
baseball teams are scheduled to play
this aftetnoon on the Baxter grouniis.
I The NoI walk Securities Cor oration
receivedoa large new safe thfi morn-
ing from the Marvin people and It was
placed In their new headquarters In
I the Norwnlk Club building. The atom
.formerly occupied by the library will
be fitted up In a very attractive style
. for the celporation.
WEEKLY HOSPITAL REPORT.
Eighteen patients are at present In
the hospital eleven males and eight
females; Eleven patients have been
Icceived during the week and No pa-
scal Neils lilies.
W. S. Sturtevant was In New York
this morningon business.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor was in WiI
too this morning on business.
Henry 0. Street, of Darien. is on the
road as salesman for Raymond Broth-
crs.
Mrs. M. J. Morris, of Washington
street, is enjoying a short visit with
relatives in New York.
The civil service examinations of
one candidate was held this morning
In the Council Chambers.
Thomas McGuire has been making
extensive improvements on the run-
ways for coal at Raymond Brothers'
yaIds
—-Buy Vanilla Crystals and he sat
failed
'1‘ he Misses Josephine Kelley and De-
Iin McMahon, of Danbury, have return-
ed home after an extended visit in
this city.
The vault of the South Norwalk
Trust Company is a good place to put
your valuables for safe keeping while
you are away for the summer.
The exposition of'the Sunday school
lesson, in the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church, will be resumed tonight
at 8 o'clock. by the pastor, Rev. W. W
T. Duncan.
A union class meeting was held last
night at the Knight Street A. M. E.
Church, Norwalk. The Norwalk, East
Norwalk and South Norwalk churches
were represented.
Mrs. Charles Barraciough. of West
port. and Mrs. Garry E. Corson. of
Monmouth, N. Y.. who have been the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gustave Pit
zer, have returned home.
Rethchlly F. Humphrics will ten-
der the men of Trinity parish a smoker
tonight In Masonic Hsll, Washington
street. ’I‘here ‘wlll ‘be‘ an" interesting
program and refreshments.
The Howland Dry. Goods Company
Is making special prices on underwear
and linens, today. They also have
some of the latest books. at astonish-
ingly low prices. Read their ad.
Harry Pepper. of Norwalk, will go
to Katonah, New York, tomorrow
night, to give his Evening With the
Ballads. In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in that place. Edward flrltv
ton Manvllle will preside at the piano.
«Leave your orders for all kinds
of Millinery with M. S. Smith & Co.
Prompt delivery. '
The Boston Store have a house
clearnlg sale on and that means cou-
sidcrnble for the house cleaner you
may rest assured. The announce-
ment is filled with reasonable articles
and the cuts In prices are considera-
bl e.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
the requisition of A. B, Beers, treasurer
of the Soldiers’ Hospital board. (01
810,000. for the care of sick and wound-
cd soldiers. He has also approved the
bill of Cattle consign
Averill for $19 25 ..-
Michael Dr w 11 let: ‘,.to the
sensory Iisrhi width 1.1.. neodn
pony at the monthly meeting of the
company. held last night. Outside of
this only routine business was trans-
acted and roast beef and other no-
freshments were served.
The Norwalk Fire, Police held their
regular monthly business meeting last
night. The company ls» considering
the style'of hat to adopt. There has
been considerable talh about adopting
the helmet style. The police expect
their new piano to arrive very shortly.
Uncas Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men at its weekly meeting last night.
voted to accept the invitation of Rev.
H. B. Carpenter to attend service In
the South Norwalk Baptist Church, on
Sunday night the 313: lost The mem-
bers of Cockenoe Tribe will also at~
tend the service.
'«Very few brands of Claim hold
. their own like the Imperial Crown it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
11-1-11 hula. ‘ -'
Lincoln 'con‘n1111 8.1L 11.11111
hold their regular meeting on Friday
evening and as it im 1. meeting
before session «of conn-
on which will he ltd In fihfilmm
my 18th and 14th. . All members
Ihould use a: mum .
.oent, 'u it will be 11;,”
‘ nea- mung. .
ner. Human 0.
Wagspsnmng «Inca. .Mmae: children 111
tlonts discharged. There have been
three deaths two of which were due to
the railroad accident the patients be-
ing moribund when admitted. Vial.
tors to the hospital have numbered
one hundred and six. The Ladies‘
Board met on Monday inspected the
wards and visited the patients. The
following gifts have been rotelved:
Flowers from Miss Maggie Cavanagh:
leading matter from Mrs R. Vim Bur-
eu and Mrs. Wilkins; old linen and
muslin from M111 .1 W. Studwell and
Mrs. C. W. Raymond. Jelly rom Mrs.
Leslie Smit:h handkerchiefs, dust
cloths towrals etc. from the king’s
Daughters' Circle Congregational
Church South Norwallt.
THINGS A WOMAN CAN DO.
She can hold her tongue
She can be sure of th facts before
:aying, “l' In just as pesitive as 1 can
She can say. “it was very warm to-
day. " instead of.‘ Oh. it was so fright-
fIIlly hot I nearly dicd. "
She can admire anotth woman‘s
Siklish bonnet without sighlng ‘l wish
it were mine "
She can (unquei her husband b1
chldlng him when he is In a lamb-like
humor
She can use the metric systnm in
making instead of “toaspoonfuls”
She can make. up I1 menu with regard
in ‘protoids.’ instead of lrrationnlh
rallying John ihe indigesilhle things he
Us
She ran shut hot lips tight when
shcs' Just as man as (an be.”
She (an surpride her husband by pre-
senting him with $10 saved from the
housekeeping without Immediately
asking for a 825 coat .
She can love and not be jealous?
She can reason. Yes Indeed shown.
I She can sopniate business and fool-
111:
She (an regard things and people
from as dispassionate. imperson I
standpoint~u really truly one.
She can cultivate her mind without
affecting a dI'awl. or neglecting her
personal comments.
She can loyally refiain from spcalo
lng ill of any other woman
She can love her children and not
talk baby talk to them.
Of course. she doesn't very often do
those things, but she can. just the
same, If she wants tit—Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Jason Mason—There goes that t‘ll."
preacher whir's thinkin‘ 11v ac.ceptin u
call here. is church in the city wuz
boycotted.
l-lirnm Husklnby—What '.' - Great,
Gosh! A church boycotted? What
'0'?
Jason Mason—~Yuw see. the street
railroad strikers darn near killcd'll
non-union roller, and that tlIouuhtlnas
preacher wont an“ comforted the poor
chap durin‘ his last houI's!——Puck.
“0h." sighed Mrs. .Younglove, "I
wish your Aunt Ophelia would go
home. She s so tiresome, and l' in real-
11 beginning to be afraid that she‘s de-
cided to IIVe w th as all the rest of
her life.” 'Woll. dear.‘ he answered.
“do you think I had better rent 11 pi—
ano for you?"~Ch11-ago Rerord-I-lerald
BETTER THAN ‘SPANKINS.
ed wetting If it did there w‘ofi‘td be
few children that would do it. 'lhore
Is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box 616 Notre Danie
ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don't blame the
child” The chances are it can't help it
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK:
Punching Bags 25c up; Boxing
Gloves 95c up: Baseball Mite. 91: up:
Baseball Gloves 18c up: Masks 2513
up; Tennis Racquets 6511 up: Irish Lin-
en Box ,Paper, to up: Garden Sets,
Hoops, Falls and Shovels. Indian
Clubs Dumb bells, AJumping Ropes. etc.
Coleman 5
Agent for Spaulding Baseball and
Sporting- Goods
> 10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
113“" New y.IYork*kt‘1‘t'1. '
Our Great Guarantee:
money back
S arts
Thar
,\‘
we want it back.
fit right.
nose of cut. bore are suits not
3- If you want stilts
are in selecting suits that
made for service.
v.
2" V‘s.
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showing. In fancy
black blue and gut
priced from $11.10 to $23 00
Bet ween Season
Hart S'diafl'ncr '
5“ Mars ‘
Hand ”1.1111ch
proper styles In
lidslery are all here.
Copyright mg by this new I “In
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SOUTH NORWALK.‘
Tel..Csli,32-2. ‘ _- '
Satisfaction or
Satilsfy
Thr- suit you buy here must give
you full measure of satisfaction, or
If you are pnrticulat about fit,
hole are ready -Io~wea1 suits that
If you lay stress on up-to-date-
second behind the times In style.
that wear.
you'll find us as particular as you
are
We suggest that you come and
see the smart spring suits we are
fabrics and
woistcds.
Underwear,
Sma1t Hats, Nogligce Shirts and
Neckwcar and
NoawALK.
7.1. “11.444.
8.
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chair and dust.
That is why [sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HA7} and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will may any
quantity you may wish~~every bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
MLLI MIKE—J
Tar/15’}: your phenol“ ‘ 7'
JACKSON 5 STUDIO
will produce for you
Art PIIOIMI‘BDIIS .11
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS . ,, ,,
“Not how cheap—but how good. " 'I
“n-to-‘D ate and ”333“) Rfiist'tc
WILLIAM MP. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 wA'TL was“.
PHOTOG
AP
1,,.
-' CABINET SIZE
52. 75 doz.
you CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITv.
emails. .
.90 dot.
A BENNY SA VED Is A PENNY GNINEDU
but properly flmd glasses save many dollars. '
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRAOTING OPTICIAN
Room 0 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 11:45:12:45 to 6: 80.
Special Appointments
Wedding Rings
Plai.r1.._OVat 8.7539 Tiffany Style“,
Ha S. ROOD,
I; Swampland: ‘
HALF CABINETS.
Sittings by appointment or 53 Wall St. Norwalk.
from to to 12 In.; lite I p. m. Opposite Hotel.
“am 2:11“:
éhbkbgl‘ 3““: “Shifts 311st Restless
NORWALK. CONN.
booth Net-with, Goon.
Saturday evenings, 7-9.
at convenience of patrons.
Q}
' lag the summer.
90th..
1 Will! Win in the little “MW
Tooth Brushes
IO cents.
THIN WOOk Only
At The Clifford Pharmacy.
Sample Oriental Tooth
Powder wiIh‘cach brush.
--——-—-
Cliiiord Pharmacu
Puoustsa
Wm
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'I‘RICE'I‘, l0:10 . nI.——Small
changes from last night prices were
shown by opening quotations for
stocks and business was on a very light
scale. St. Louis and San Francisco rose
a polnt.lnte1nutlonul Paper, 9i. and
Amalgamated Copper 1. Delaware and
Hudson lost HA
WALL S’iltEl‘lT , II a. nI.—~Buylng
orders were wcll distributed through-
out the list and prices Improved. The
more Important advances centered in
the specialties, but there was a moder-
ate fractional rise in the general rails
road list. Amalgamated. Brooklyn
Transit, and International Paper galn~
ed a point and St. Louis and San Fran-
clsro, 2; Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts—
burg Preferred advanced 4, and Lead
declined Ilia.
WALL STREET. “Goth—Th0 general
market was dull and almost stationary
but 11111111111 11 in individual stocks kept
the tone firm in sv.mpathy lhe
strength of foreign exchange caused
fears of gold I-xports. St. Louis and
San Francisco Iund'c a gain of 3. The
National Lend stocks were weak. Loss
of 1 to 1% were reported for Amer
lcun Telegraph and Cubic. Bonds were
iII'm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.~-—BIIt little
of lutrost occurred in the midday trad-
lng. aside from a belated rise of a
point in Rock Island, apparently in
sympathy with the strength of St. Lou-
is and San Francisco. Other leaders
were neglected.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldscnmidt. commission brosers,
Swarts ii. Corbett‘s_block, South Nor~
walk:
l :30
0111111 High Low
Amal. Copper, 647,1 651,4; 1:111. 1153,11.
Am, (I. & l1‘.. 411 lull. 10 . 40
American lt'.1' 11,711 101... 117.. 1111,...
Am. Ice pfd 31in.“ 31:7... filtiig 31;":
Amel L01'1.,I 27 27 2? 27
Am Smelt, {10% '1:tI-'-’ ,, 50% 50%
Am. Sugar. 127 12'1“ .1265; 127
A. 'l“. & S. F1», ill Silt. Si 81%
A.'l‘. a SP, hi. its 9.1% 98 98%
Bull. 6‘: Ohio, 93%; lilies 93% 93h"
Bklyn. R. T.. 663-3 137% 667/1. .67
C. M. & SI. P. 162% liiiil/fi 162% 163
Col. South, 25 21W. ' 25 - 25‘s
Consul. (Inn. 2111', 211% L'III/2 2111:,
Del, & find, 179 1797,. I79 1791/.
Detroit. South._ 16 Iii I6 Iii
Erie, 35-1.. :11: 3.117;, 351;.
Erie lst Md, 6815 69 681/. 681,1.
Ill. Central. 1381.5. 139 » IIIBV. 1389.:
Lou. 81 Nasi1.,llli lliiihi 1183/. ”9%
Manhattan. 1423;. 1421,12 Hill/3. 112%
Mei. Si. R12. 1341,11 13;“. I34“; 1347,11
Mex. Central. 27%, 273,4; 27:1; 27%
Mex. N'i (life. 231,5 2‘71 I; 2331,} 231.1,)
M, K. & ’l‘._ 26');- 21571. 28% 126%
M. K. & 'l'. pftl, 1'18 hit 7111' 58
Mo. Pacific. III-”.61.. lll‘ih HIM. ”1%
National Lead. 221/: 221.1; J07; 2i 1,1
N. Y. Central, 131‘»; III‘.‘ HIV; 1.12
Nerf. & West, 721.13 72% 12% 72%
(int. & West.. 30%. filth; 311% 30%
Pacific Mail, 33% 33% 331,. 33%.
Penn. R. R. 135 135% I35 135%
People‘sb Gas 10431, 10-18. 10459 104%
‘Press Car 60% 6013 60% 60%
Reading? 5694. , 5654; 56% 56%
Read. lst p‘fd 84% “4‘!“ 84V; 81%
Read. 211 pfd., 70 70% 7t) 7015
Repub. Steel, 193?; 1915; 19% 19%
Rock island. 14% so ,1. 44% 45
Rubber Goods, 26 26 25% 25%
Son. Pacisiic, 56% 56% 516% 56%
Sou Ry. (30.. 31% 11% 31% 31%
Sad Ry. pfd. 927/3 92% 927,15 9274‘.
Tenn. 0 a l. 64%‘_’64%" 1511'8 ‘6”;
Texas Pacific, 36% 3,13% 36% 36%
"Union Pacific_ 91%, Q9255 . 911,5 91%
U S. Leather. 14, 14% 14 14%
U‘AS Lea. pfd. 95% 96 95% 96
U. s. R 110.2214. 221'. 213.1. 114
U S. Steel 35% 35% 35% 5%
U. 8. Steel old. 84% 85 84% 84%
Wabash. , 28% 28% 28% 281A
Wabash pld. 47% 48% 47% 48
Wiscon. Cent, 24% 24%! 24% 24%
'Ex. div. of 1% percent
TELEGRAPH NOT UP ON CLASSICS
A well~known literary woman went
over to Michigan. last week, to prepare
her summer cottage for occupancy dur-
Before going she
made arrangements with her husband
to have a lot of household goods pack
ed and forwarded by steamer.
For some reason ‘ihé shipment was
«hand and she wrote inquiring the
cause of the delay: '
“Please wire me when the goods
have been shipped, " she said in oonclw
The husband went'h'ard to work and
other property packet for a trip
Then he went down to the dock and
saw them safely on new the boat
Wing back from the river he
the assuage Al mum
Lamond Penna M hMrd boll.“
5:1. said “Will arrive Morrow morn.
. ssh this was the m the telegram
and when the boy h
“minimiseshosvdbost.
. Throw Off
$8.50, $IO, $l2, $l5, $l8,
personally saw this books. but ingsand ,
mm It a “Wattles and sent
Ins-t; also lithium-y, with a saving of st least
the: denii‘fiE
Don't Be Shelled To Any Tailor.
But Be Independent.
Ready-towear clothes of the right
kind make this possible without
sacrificing any of those nice little
points of comfort and style that
every person of good taste de-
mands.
EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE, FOR MAN OR
BOY, IS OUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost is about half what a.
custom tailor would charge for
identic'ally the same quality.
SWELL SUITS AND TOP COA-
Ilmonn than you will find splendid Rain-copra. '
TRAIN UP YOUR CHILD IN THE WAY HE
SHOULD 00.
Dress him right and he will always want to be dresaed right. it
won’t be expensive either if you buy here. We have a special line of
Children' s Suits that we sell for $2,32.5o,13.53.50..
You will save money on your H ATS if you purchase In our list De-
partment. We sell Crofut & Knapp Hats, ,- . [.‘I‘flu
SELLECK 8. PRICE,;
”Washington Street. South Norwalk.
r
_—
Are you a lover of good chee
111111“:
rich, buttery choose, if .10 g
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed, but it Is responsible for more Headache.
Nervousnen and general Discomfort than you give it crowns" ‘.
' your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is It not the best policy
and out the cause? Our examination is very thorough ands '
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly
our guarantee . u «a up u
o. 13. JACKSON
dwanua'ru OPTIOIAN '
u with. erase-r. Nonwata: home:
«T
Fresh arrival of Pollock. 5c lb, Flat Fish. 8c lb. Steak
Bcib, Blue FIsh, lilc lb. Porgies. Ilic lb. Buck Shad“. I90
Roe Shad. I2c lb. Halibut and all other kinds of Fish.»
Crabs and Lobsters.
‘ R. J. CUTBIL
West End Washington St. Budge.
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When you can procure anything nan everything in the this onto
. . Tort Petr, cent
ovary Guantanamo-assures at- “am!“
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