‘ was in the harbor this morning coming
MONDAY. Juan "'1. 1903.
-<l AT '3' LANE'S [>-
Phone l65-5
We...“
Ice Cream that you
I
will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SIIORTCAKE
WITII WIIIPPED CREAM.
“OO”O«OOOMOMONM
5 i Washington St.
The barge. R. J. Garrett arrived yes-
terday with a cargo of coal tot John H.
Ferris.
Mrs. McGIiI. of 27 Day sheet. is mov-
ing to the corner of litiy and Elizabeth
streets.
The schooner Lucy Lune arrived this
morning. with a cargo of sand for the
Norwnlk Iron Works.
If ‘you have not tried one oi“ the
Public Market's twelve ceIIl roasts, you I
should at once. You have‘ no idea how .
delirious they are.
A meeting of the Ladies
ciety of St. Joseph's Church.
held tomorrow evening.
The degree team of llIItIer Lodge
will' hold a rehearsal tomorrow even-
Iug‘ to practice the initiatory degree.
The barge Ellen McWIIIIams arrived
this morning. with a cargo of bitumin-
ous coal for the Norwalk Iron Works.
The tag (Iharles .I. Reno. which is
located at Southport for the present.
t T
. A. It. So.
will be
up.
.lunius Brown Is soon to begin the
work of painting Old Well llook :Ind
Ladder Company's quarters. in iluvi-
land street.
You can get thirteen fresh cans for
luv-ntydive cents at Jtisiilot'r's.
Almost everyone who had a boat of
any kind used it on Memorial Day. and
many parties: were out yesterday cII~
Joylniz the pleasant weather.
’1 he Sons of Ameilca will atria e, a c IIIIII 1
chowdei slipper III Mystic (ihain II: III. .
'l‘ lIursday night A number of the
state officers will be present.
~-~Use Vanilla Crystals—esniisluciioii
guaranlcod—purest.
Special services are being llt‘lil In
the Episcopal churches-I today. ’l'lIcy
will be continued lIIIIItII‘I'ow, the tlIIYn
being Whitsun Monday and Whitsnn
’l‘ucsday.
Mayor J. J. Cavanugh and Judge
John J. Walsh Were‘the guests of (font
Inodore J D. Smith on his yacht Vik-
ing, at the reception of the Yac ht (‘lub
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hubbard
and children who have been the guests .
of Col. and Mrs. F. St. John Lockwood.
of East avenue. started this morning
for the mountains. 3
Every woman should have a pretty 7
brooch waist set. The l). M. Read (‘o
are selling them at ten cents a set '
At this reasonable price it is possible
to have a_sct for each waist.
'l‘ho Ministerlna Circle. of King's
Daughters of thc Norwaik Congrega—
tional Church will meet tomorrow at-
tornoon with Mrs. A. ll. llaldwln in
Wall street. rl‘,
William Grace, whd“fell lrom a lmd
of h t week and was taken to the
Norwnllt tal. is reported this at-
ternoon from institution as being
in about the same condition
A. A. Graham returned Saturday
from his trip to his former home and |
friends in Ohio. He" reports a veryi
pleasant trip delightml Weather, and.
a most joyous reunion with old ac-j
quaintanccs. '
There was a big parade in Ridgeiield
Memorial Day. The Oreneca band led
the line of march. the. Fire. Department
was In line and the school children
followed. An address was made by
Hon Alexander Warner, formerly a re-
sldent of Pomtret. I
The 'May services at St. Mary'sj
Church closed last night with a pro-
cession around the interior by mem
hers of the different societies in a body I
Many new members have Joined the.
societies.
presslve and largely attended.
l
The colored voters of The Norwalks I
will hold a meeting tonight at 8
o‘.clock in Grace Baptist Church, for:
the purpose of confirming the delc—'
1‘ gates recently appointed to the con-
i
' In his loss and In the nd way In which
. .lto
vention next Wednesday in Brooklyn
Chairman Charles D. Lloyd who went'
to New York today. will return in time
for tonight's meeting.
Uncomfortable we tier will soon In: '
at hand. all the no reason why you
should have comfortable clothes,
Conmtock Brothers are prepared to
furnish you with light weight sack and
outing suits.
. .
Jeremiah Siawson went Saturday to
visit his mother in Pound Ridge. He
had heard that she had been sick and
started to see her. He. had almost
reached the house when he met a fri—
end. who told him that she, had died
a few minutes before. His many fri-
enda sympathize sincerely with him
and it. ,
The annhal business meeting and el-
.i‘IuiIk .I. Kilboru. Washington;
,‘ li‘. Hannou, Waicrtowu:
'ton; Victor A. Shelton, lioxbury; A. li.
, Greek.
I night.
The services were very im- .
at,"
«awn—c
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEIE‘” ¥
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘llliilil'l‘, III: III II, III.-~ There
were some heavy transactions in the
principal leading stocks but tho gener-
aly market was dull. The average of
prices was a trattlon lower than Fri
daI and Missouri l'ntliic t‘auadlan l’a
elite and Amalgamated copper showed
iho largest tiactloual losses. One
hundred shares of United States Steel
sold at an average of I”. but the next
sale of 4.0m; shines carried It back to
Friday's level. SI. l'aul showed an all
tlllltll' ol' 79., and Anterltau Ice ii point.
lliiiou l'atllic and llocl. lslIIIIII \\'I'l't-
heavily Ilt‘llll III ill dccllnlnr, Illll'l'..
l‘tlltllittlti II‘III-l dropped I‘V..
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
ttcpoiletl Ill‘l‘l' |Il'l\lllt‘ wire of Mn
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
Belts from 25c to $ 1 .5 0.
$1 to $2.
SATURDAY AT 12 O'CLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY IAOK.
Holiday Wears.
Memorial Day next Saturday! Don 'i wait until the
last minute to get the hwrables you new].
you ought to we." is here but shoes.
Outing soils 0/ homespmt and [home], coal and trou-
sers. light-weight and light in pricc. real com/art 'iims
never cheaper. $5 to $10 the suit.
Separate flannel trousers. turned up at bailouts, belt
straps, loose and comfortable, $2.50 to $4.00.
Negligee shirts with plain or plaited bosoms, cuffs at-
tached or detached, 3 won Jerful variety of new patterns,
Straw hats in smart shapes, 25c to $4. Fancy 'vests.
fancy hosiery. nechwear and Summer underwear.
STORE WILL BE OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHT, AND WILL CLOSE
li‘orrjyihihg
D
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 444.
pic;. at liolilsrhiunli, t‘oIIIIIIIssIoII llro
ltl‘l'N. SWIII‘IY. N t‘orbetl llloI-k, South
Norualli-
AIIIal. (‘op,, 57% {Int/4 mm 573/.
(i. it: li‘, t‘o,, ii? iii litirifi, VIII");
ittn. (tot, Oil, ill .‘H 34 iii
Am. G. Two, 9% SW4 9151. 9-};
Am. l.oc., 23 2: 22394, 22%
Am. Smelt., 48 48 47 47
Am. Sugar, l2‘”i’4 my. 121% 12W.
A. T. & b. Fe 7257.. 133k. 721/4 72%
A.’l‘, & S.l«‘c,, [Lima 94% till/4 941/.
Unit. a 0.. 87% 87% 87%. 87%
Hklyn. it '1‘... 58-74 hill/9 58% .5‘9.
lilies. (c 0.. ’ 39 39 355/. 38%
Chi. & N. W., 17» 175 I74 174
(ill. (ll. West” 201/4 Elli/4 20% 2054
C. M. & S. l‘., Hill/4 Hit-3;. 148-... 149',4
(iol. l“ & l., oil will, 6.3%. ditto
(Iol, Soiitli._ III is ill IX
Con. (Ins. 1m; ISII‘I lllfil/g lllti
Del. iii llIId,, 170 I70 Itiil ltlil
Eric 33‘... till "r5. lili '4. .‘lil it,
I‘lrie. lat. pi‘, ill: '. All"... till“. iltiii‘.
III. (‘enirall an 135 131V; 13“..
Lou. & Nash. lI2"~’_- IIJ‘fig ll2 ll2
Munhutlau. iii? 137 13653 1363?.
Mel, Si. Ily., 12711.. 1271/; 127“; l‘JT‘g
Mex, (lent. 24V; 2le 23%. 23-94
Mex. N'l cits, 23% 237.. 23% 23"...
M. K, a 'l‘., 23%;. "3‘“ 23 2:
M. K. a ’I‘.. pl’., 521,1, .Izn. .32". 52'...
Mo. l‘millc. ill-my itlli'I. loll; loll/2
Nat. Lead, III-"v. lti-‘il. no. my.
N, Y, Central. I21; 1261/4 12M; will/4
Nor, tc Wm, 071.9 ow. Ii? 67
(int. 6‘; Wes, 26".. ’ti't. 25% 25%
Pac. Mail, 271/; 2714; 27K» 27%-
l’cun. ... It.. 1267.. 127 I2til1 126‘»;
i’co. Gas. itltl tony. ioo tool.
Pres. S. (Tar. 551/4 551.4 551/ 55'.
heading. will. 48%. 471 4 43“..
Rep, Steel, IS in ‘th lz'I
ltock Island, :54 till/4 33% 33%
Rock is, pt’., 70 7| 70 7|
llub_ Goods, 23% 2:l-‘i.’. 23%. 233%.
South, l’ac., iii-'53. 49-74. 434% 48'.
Son. Ry. (to, 20in 2m. 2m... 2w.
Tcun. C. & l., 55 :35 5451‘. 54-“...
'l‘ex. l’ac., 30% :liII'I'4 rial/4 not...
Union Pile. $23.. $3 Kira. ill-“u.
ll, S, Led. it)“. ltll-i'. “7.. ill
II, S. l.cll.. pt.. 93:43 mitt. in I.’_. in L:
l‘. S. Rubber. 14%. H‘s. 'H H
U. S, Steel. 3H4. ill». 1:07.. ':II
1'. S. Stel, pf. no? .. iii 82% til
Wabash. 25% 23h;- 25‘1. 23.14
Wabash, pl‘,_ li-‘il. Ni... 44‘... it“...
Wes. Un. ’l‘el,, $37... 83-. £37.. 837..
Wis, Ccnt., no». "on. 20!. 20b.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY DEPUTIES.
WINSTEI), .IIIIIe l.——~Sherlil' Middle
brooks. after being sworn Into office to-
day, announced the appointment of his
deputies as follows: t‘olonel W. F.
Coe. Winsted; Frank Ii. Marble. New
Hartford: David F. Finn, Torrington:
litiilalil
Ilboados,
O'Brien,
Thomas-
L. C.
James L‘.
H. Covert.
North Canaan:
Northfolk; Fred.
McMahon. New Milford: .I. G. ileelc
with. Jr.. Litehiieid, L. 1). Leonard
was reappointed deputy jailer at the
lIiicIIiield county jail.
COLLEGE MAY ADMIT WOMEN.
DUBLIN. June l--'i‘he coutcil at
Trinity College has recommended that
the Senate approve the admission of
women to that institution and the abo-
lition ot‘ the compulsory study of
-fi“
RECEIVED BY PRESIDENT RIESCO
SA‘NTMGO Chili June. I-(Imriel
Pepper special inter- Continental Rail
road Commissioner of the United
[States arrived here yesterday and
was received by President Riescio.
PROMINENT ENGINEER DEAD.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. June l—Fletc-
her Halght Knight. prominent in the
engineering world, died here last
A great many men square it with
their conscience for not going to
church by making their children go i
CLEARANCE SALE OF
MUSIC
SA TURDA Y and HONDA Y.
500 copies of up-to—date
music, 5c copy,
6 [or 25c.
Flags for Decoration Day.
Coleman 5
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main SL, 80. Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spnnlding's
Baseball Goods.
Watch this Space
A Trust Company In preferable to
individual transect because It passes:-
es every quality of desirabiuty which
the individual lacks. to wit:—
In Wide, Emotion“ of
mu Inalnau and mm
Securities are Invaluable
to the tan“.
, .
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FOUL TRY FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which la
a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap.
’ for cattle or hogs. III our opinion better than corn. Other
teeda for poultry are:
H-O Poultry
Hominy
I Wheat
Gluten
Chick Manna ’
If at any time what I have to otter la not what you'd
l like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods and on.
Iy charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
l _ MANUEL T. HATCH.
It‘a a good teed
Pratt's Food
Millet Seed
Corn and Cr. Corn
Sun-Flower Seed
GRADUKTION PHOTOGRIPHS
in all the Latest Styles.
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
new DISPLAY
E. M. JACKSON.
Slulngg by nppolntmont
orlotola rm; 8to¢p.m
. \
of special work now
on ouhlbltlon.
.I l
53 Wall Street. Norwnlk.
Oppo-lto Hotel.
.4 . _.
l‘ltcre it 1m [with it. t the lzusfmau Fella;
[\U un1\
Kodaks and Cameras
Also largo line of fresh supplies at
WILLIAM F. BEE‘R’S
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET.
CABINET. SIZE
82.75d oz.
vou CANNOT GET narran QUALITY.
LE WIS,
PHOTOGRAPHS
ll Main Strut.
. x -.___ ,___,
NORWALK. CONN.
* HALF CABINETS.
81.90 don.
.umlk.
"Haste Italics haste.”
But there are "exceptions to every rule."
rcctcd is the. bright and shining exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Ofllce hours 8 to 11:
Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
HS.ROOD, 4..
iffl'w‘fiu
16 South Main Street.
No. 2 Nut delivered“ 4'6. 00 par
All other sizes in stock at
ran.
36. 25 delivered}
RAYMOND BROS
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45; 12: 45 to 6: to. Saturday eventual, 1-8.
Special Appointmenta at convent once of patrons.
t
‘ ‘ manila mutant and I I- waa getting ready in up h
fl' at am hia memo to him and
Haste to have your eyes cor-
REFRACTING ”HOPTICIAN
thNorwailt, Conn.
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Little Charlie who had he! vlaltlu
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an very sorry yoo vet
~ Soap
IMPORTED
CASTILE SOAP.
Small Cakes,
Large (‘akos,
3
6c
lllt!
Lill' to liars. not:
A FULL LINE OF TOILET
SOAP.
3-94:
'
\VilliiIIIiiI'
tor cake.
’l‘ar Soup for sham-
C
[ititllllll‘
CIitlord Pharmacu
3 room: 1oz.
a .M. - ‘ wags-WW
A‘-
I.
Pets iIIItIiiileiiliiIn.
Commmlorc .I. A. Farrell and family.
of New York, spent Saturday anti Snu-
day, at the Hotel ('lit‘iortl.
Mrs, Samuel Jennings and two chil-
dren, of Southport. were guests of
Norwalk I'rlends yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Holmes. of
Main siren-l, Norwalk, will leave Iowa
to spend the summer. .IIIne lith,
It. Roy liunion and Miss Marion I-l.
ICI’ppI-r. of Brooklyn. spent Saturday
and Sunday in South Norwalk.
lir. M. l‘. t‘roulu. or South
sin-ct. entertained his brother
'l‘orrington, over Memorial llay.
George A. (‘omstock. of Norwalk, left
Inst nighi l'or Walthum, Muss, tore-
sumc his sindies at the horological col-
loge.
Miss Helen Svrartz will attend a re.
union of tho Vassar Alumni. of which
she is a member. at l’otigbkccpsie.
one day this week.
Miss Etta Sthultze .0! Bridgeport,
was the guest of her friend. Miss lies-
Main
trout
sic M. Stanley. ot‘ Main street, Nor-
walk. over the Sabbath.
'l‘lIe Misses Marie and Margaret
Manuion. of l):IiIhiIry. were the guests
of the Misses llalclii’ord. of South Main
street. over Decoration day.
Nathan P. IIIIIIter. of llrooklyn. was
the guest over the holidays and Sun-
day of his mother, Mrs, Kate P .Ilun
icr, of Main-street, NIII‘u'IIlk.
(‘Iintonl the young son of Mr, and
Mrs. Milton l’cck. of Brooklyn. is vis
iiing his grandmother, Mrs, Solomon
Peek. at Main streei. Norwalk.
Miss (II-ace llurnuin, of New York.
was the guest oi her sister, Mrs. C,
A. Tucker. of Main street. Norwallt.
over the holiday and Sunday.
Laurence White, of» Lowell. Mass,
who has been a pupil at the Harstrom
School. has left llllll institution and
returned to his home in Lowell.
Willard Gregory. of Brooklyn, and
Walter Gregory. of Springfield. Mass,
spent the holidays with their mother.
Mrs. Julia (f. Gregory, of Norwnnt.
Mr. and Mrs. Mct‘lnnahan, of New
York, were Saturday and Sunday
guesis or Mrs, McClanahans father.
Ferdinand H. Smith. of Main street,
Norwalk.
lieroert June. of Norwalk formerly
with Finney & Denedict_ will leave
Wednesday for Waitham, Mass. where
he will begin a course at the horologi~
cal coneac.
F. M. Miller, ol' the l’iitstield (Mass)
Journal, was a guest Saturday and
motility of Charles L, llarker. of mast
avenue. proprietor of the Norwulk
Launch Company.
Arthur E. Pomeroy has returned to
Norwalk from a three weeks' trip to
Cuba. Mr, Pomeroy Is Interested in
Cuban property and reports an excel-
lent trip and a pleasant time,
Harry G. Dans, or the Norwalk
Hardware company. was In New Ha.
\‘cn Saturday on business. During his
stay in the Elm City he was the guest
of his cousin. Frank Perry.
Professor John Hyslop, formerly of
South Norwaik. was In town today. on
his way to Stamford to consult Pro
lessor Howard J. Smythe in regard to .
an engagement on board the Fall River
line steamers,
Miss lva V. Tilly. of South Main
street. was the guest of her brother,
Herbert J. Tilly. of New York city. on
Decoration Day She accompanied him
on the excursion to Storm King and
West Point. given by the Christian En-
deavor societies of New York.
Miss Jennie Smith. of Talmadge Hill.
has been visiting Miss Jennie Howard.
of Washington street. The young lad-
Ies were guests of Captain and Mrs.
Peter Decker, on rd the new stenm~
ed Sylvester Dec er, which had a large
party on the Sound, Memorial Day.
William E. Sheehan, formerly of the
Norwalk Boston Store. and now con-
nected with a large department store
in Muncle, lndiana, left. this morning.
for that city, after spending several
days in the East purchasing goods for
his firm. Mr. Sheehan is delighted with
Muncie.
Mrs. T. J. 8. Beach. of Paris. France.
is a guest at the residence of Professor
and Mrs. Carl A. Haratrom. of Pros-
pect avenue. Her daughter. Miss Mary
Beach;-is a pupil at Mrs. M. E. Mead‘s
Hillside school and has for several
months been living with Mr and Mrs.
Harstrom.
Mina Julia Belden Lockwood. of East
avenue. attended the Yale-Princeton
baseball game at New Haven Saturday. ‘
and watched the Soul of Eli come off
victorious. Mia- Lockwdod will so to
Poughhoepsie N. Y.. Thursday to at—
tend the commencement exercises at
Vauar. She will aiao be present at a
rip-union of the Vassar Alumni of Itrihe of textile workers waa tum
which aha is a member.
W out ”000 attentive; O! the It! hu-
dred limo. fortyaeven have gnaw!
the demand! of the
or is It", IRON AND Vlltll. Very rt» employ“ about 1
gAnoodtonlctotahathlalaaywaath-
Eomfortable Clothes”;
iflForUncomfortablewoathor.( :
l
’lhe Summer's heat and Illscomforts will be greatly mitigated If you
are. dressed appropriately. The "weather-sharps" promise as a warm:-
SIIIIIIIIeI so We began months ago to prepare for your bodily comfort.
We bought the heat lixhl- weight Suits that the market. produced itil well I-
as a stunning coll. ... ilou of “(‘oat and ”honours Suits" that we can hall at
such Hlllllll pill-cs that they wdl certainly appeal strongly to every man
of a llli‘lfly disposiiloir beside-I an enormous variety of the little arti-
lies of llttberdtmhcry IIm-osuary to complete a wclliireatlod mall's Suin-
lilt'l waidiobe. ‘1 .
LIGHT- WEIGHT SACK SUITS
(Int from strong fancy CbeIIots, (‘aaslmcrcs and Worst..eds carefully re-j'
interned at neiessuiy points, “to .1... .
At each price it will mean a saving of from $2 to $5 on what other!
change for the same qualities. t“... . I
OUTING SUITS
Consisting of Coats and Trousers only, unlined, and in fact with 'pva'y
ounce of weight eliminated where possible without danger to wear and
shapellncsn. The mats are cut. in the latest styles and the Trmlaei‘a.
are finished with belt loops and permanent “turn-ups” at the bottm‘h.
You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season. plain or striped.
Our prices mean II. saving of from $2 to 87. . .
$6.50. $8.00. $IO and $I2,
BOYS' DEPARTMENT~We have prepared just as well for the little '
follows as for you, and have a. remarkably large and handsome colloc-
iion of Wash Solis as well as feather-weight Wooleus and Worstods,‘
STRAw HATS. —Wc have selected the best liom many makerl' ,
tht'liH_ but charge you nothing toI our name all the cost is In the Hat,
25c to ”.00,
“'liillt"\"0l you may want In SUMMER NEt‘KWEAR. large or small \
shapes ()l Outing Stocks is here at youI command. 25c and 500. '
m
SELLECK & PRICE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
SATURDAY. MAY 39th".
Decoration DaiI we will cloSe the store
at noon, notlo open ’til Mondau.
Some first rate Old Potatoes. crisp and,
firm. not wilted. good lockers and good] I,
cookers at 500 a peck.
LORENZO DIBBLE
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‘ If You Cannot See.
as well as you should.
See 0. B. JACKSON,
THE OPTICIAN. . :I‘lih-
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. . . .
No charge for examination.
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done. without. delay. .;
sa WALL smear, NORWALK. coup. ‘ ,
ColebnrnSt Lauder
No 3‘Main St...
Norwalk Conn.
What Win It Be ~
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Successors to J. Spencer a Co..
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Jewelers ‘ f.___
96 Waahlngton 8t.
So. Nor-walk Conn. ~*
Phone ltlti.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
‘i
Liv: mamas. }
SOFT SHELL CRIBS. " 'ij ,l
‘ . CLAMS. or
. - some kind of FISH. . , ‘
We not our Ital: In {rub ovary day. - . 3 T; g *'
---. ens: pauvanv. . . .. - fl
About 00,” Operative. In Philadel-
R. J. CUTBILL. 1“?
West End Washington St. Bridge.
TEXTILE WORKERS ITRIKE.
———~
the Berkshire Mills, which ’
ed the flfty-Ive-hmir weak ‘
edthewazeaofthomanhjomm
818 a week.
The turnip carpet waavorhara
lag. beside- the nfty~lve hour
phla Idle Today.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno l—A general
ratedintni-citytoday. involvingahaatanpercenttacna‘aeh -
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