madman. was 3.1563.
THE“ " SOUTH NORWA
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eroctai sale of ladies' lacs hosiery at
'0 AT .5 LANEDS D' shelf c.eg‘suuk' II. Two pair for twenty-
P hop: '65‘5 ‘ pixiuth'eu'illt'i'l (I'O'lj' l'tii'llI'IetfiyAOelnulItls‘h'y
IIIIIIIIWW HarryPepper.
Icc Cream that you
Will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY BHORTOAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
mummmom»
5 I Washington St.
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Local News lilies
Company D will close the drill—_ sea-
son this evening.
Mrs. George H. Traohdiy is slightly
ill at her home in Brookslde. .
Miss Annie Conway of Brooklyn has
been the guest of NOI walk friends
A new piazza ls being constructed at
the home of S. R. Weedin Brookslde.
Mr. and Mrs.
visit in Newar k,
St Johns lodge. A. F and A M. of
Norwalk. will confer the third degree
tomorrow or ening.
Miss M. Delia Wilcox of Norwich
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Samuel W
Hoyt of Roton Hill.
The schooner Lottie and Annie ar-
lMiled this morning with a (“sign of
thick for John H. Ferimls
James E. Hubbell and A. R. Malkin
took an automobile trip. to Sstigatuck.
yesterday. in the former's machine
Herbert June lath: Netwalk. this
rimming. for Waltha'n't. Mass.
lie is to enter the Horological college
This Friday“ a spec'lall ie at 'the Bos
ton Store is toti'e‘t pap at half price.
Remember no mail or telephone orders
filled for these sales? ...
Mrs. Mattie Anderson. of Norwaik.
has been the guest of her sisIeI. Mrs
Andrew McMulieiI‘. Ma‘ln street. West-
port
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silent-k. of
South Norwalk. has been visiting Mis
iI‘raIIk Partr.lck of Stevens street. Dau-
bury
The Giils' IIIIIieitdly Society of GIHIIIII
Church. will hold it rcIcption tonight
at the Town Assembly llau Wail
street.
Miss Bessie RthII. oi Noiw.alk has
I"ItIII"iI(IIl home after a few (luvs visit
with Mrs. Alice Cram, 19 Smith street.
Dunbar} -
There is a great music sale in pro-
gress at the Howland Dry Goods Co.
itcad the ad. anti see the instrumental
and vocal music they are selling for
ten cents.
I
——Ask your grocei about Vanilla
CrIstals.
The G. N. .llcixibhin baseball team
will play the Lockwood Manufacturing
(‘oIIIpnnys team Saturday afternoon.
(III the Baxter Grounds.
The Junior Band of the First Meth—
odist Episcopal Church will meet at
the. church. Friday evening. at 8
o'clock. All young Inca intltcd.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball team is scheduled to play the
Stamford High School team. this after— .
noon. on the East arcane grounds.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball team went to Stamford. Mon-
(lay afternoon. and defeated the Manor
School team by the score of 17 to 12.
The animal business meeting and
election of officer? he Y. P S. C
of the South orwa ptlst Church
will be held'a the it. this even-
ing. . ’
Read Seymour's ad'. and see the
summer specialties being sold at that
store. if Iou purchase your grocer—
ies there qu will get the best the
market affords
A large- barge arrived yesterday lad-
cn with trap rock which will be used?
in constructing the foundation for the;
Frank Mead who is employed at
the City Printing Company's plant is
on the sick" list.
Judge ioshph R Taylot is in Dan-
bury today presiding at the DIIII~‘
bury town I".ourt
The best preparation for good adver-
tising in the futmc is to do good adver-
tising today ~Prluter‘ s ink
Some remarkably attractive satin
finish fouiards are displayed at the
silk section at the D. M. Read Co. Silks
worth a dollar for 75 cents a yard.
A meeting of the Woman' s Mission-
ary Society of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church is being held at the church
this afternoon.
Dr. S Kelley president of the Fifth
National Bank in New York has III"-
John W Beatty and
sons. of NOI walk have retained from a
where
rived at the Tuthill cottage at Hie-k
ory Bluff where he will spend the sum-
Iner.
The Misses Elizabeth Keenan and
May Collins of New York have re~
turned to thoii homes after a visit of
a (Ollplt‘ of days visit at Roton Point.
the guests of Miss Kelly.
.iOscph W. Bouton. of Newark. N.
.i.; John P. (‘artrtIlL of Greenwich.
and We George Moore. of Tavern
island. were Memorial Day guests of
Captain anti Mrs William Benton. of
Elizabeth street.
William H. Shaw. .iI".. of the real
. estate firm of lsneway and Shaw. New
lork. ai"""IiIt"(l yesterday with his tam-
ily anti has taken possession of the re
sitlencc owned by Philip N Smith. in
Elmwood avenue MI. Shaw will re-
side there dprii tithe summei
A good way f r you to save money is
to take adianiage of the sale at 0i-
sen's shoe stone -Warranied shoes
and Oxfords on 9'8 cents to 32 :5.
Henry Busslng and G. W. Stevens
had great luck fishing yesterday.
catching a large number. MI". Stevens
had quite an exciting time with a
small shark. Monday. while weak fish-
ing off Gregory Point. it took him
twenty minutes to land the fellowwith
his light rig. and even then the fish
had plenty of fight in him. The shark
was a small one. but weighed about
ten pounds. When the shark struck"
he showed great gaihcness. jumping
clean out of the water in his efforts to
dislodge the hook. Many thought
that Mr. Stevens had II large bass (iii
his line. o
A BUSY SCENE AT THE NORWALK
HISTORICAL ROOMS.‘
This morning a number of ladies
were present to supervise the ifltlmollll
of the Mn walk Historical Soeieiy' a of
hats from Lockwoods Hall
Holden- Selleck twine on West avenue.
This is now ready for occupancy and
soon it will be open at least once a.
neck, for the reception of visitors. Do-
nations of furnishings are requested
Ind will he called for if word he sent
to the ~
OUR GREAT OUARANTII: OATIIFAOTION OR MONEY BACK.
June Wears 'For Men
and Young Men. "01>":
Thin/e of cocrything you nccd for June than are
I shoes. and it' 5 here all ready to ”can the best your man-
ey can buy, and. piqht up to thc minute in style.
split Scnnclt, Scnncit and flexible straits. 25c t'o '34. 00
Outing Suits? Two-piece suits of homespun, flannel
and wool crash; that fit like our regular suitsJI—itylc in ‘
c’bcry line of them, $5. 00 to $12. 00 w '
Fast color bin? serge suits andgrcv clad worstcds, per-
fect fitting and long wearing, $5. 00 to $18. 00.
Negligcc shirts? The pick of the smart patterns. plain
and plaited bosoms. cuffs attached or detached, 3!. 00 to
$3. 00.
Fancy hosiery? Nan» grey shades and embroidered cf-
fccts, 25c to 75c a pair.
Nobby ncchwcar, thin underwear, comf'Ortahlc collars.
and everything boys and children wear but shocs.
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souri-I NORWALK. .NOIIWALK.
"m. Call, 32-2. "In. Call, 444.
1 ’ M
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley brain which is
a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap. it'- a good ms
for cattle or hogs, in our opinion, better than corn. Other
feeds fer poultry are:
H-O Poultry Pratt's Fond
Hominy Millet Bud ,, _
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Bud
Chick Manna
if at any time what i have to offer is not wha't' “you'd
like to have, i will endeavor to obtain the goods and on-
ly charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T HATCH.
Washington street IIpavement as soon
as the brick arrive. ‘ ,
George H. Hirst. who had II severe
hemorrhage Monday night. at his home
in Hanfortl Place. and anothei one yes-
terday at the. Lockwood Manufacturing}
Companys plant. is able to be abolitl
again. but will not resume his duties'
for some days.
W A. Kiawetter. boat designer and '
builder at the Norwalk Launch Works
and Charles J. Flynn took a trip tog
New York and return Sunday in the
farmer's trim cabin launch Sis The:
trip was made in good time. and there
were no. unpleasant features. the boat
behaving beautifully.
Three articles eshecfiliy needed inl
this «dry weather are for sale at the
Norwalk Hardwareqlompm. viz,:
Lawn sprinklers garden hose and hose
' nouiec.
A thirty foot trunk ‘cabin-launch h
being buflt at the "NorwslkLaunnb
Company's hat. for a-New York par.
ty. who ends to take her to Cuba.
The t will be equipped with a ser-
en ho power Barker gasoline motor.
The craft is quite deep and her cabin
of the trunk order. The boat Ins de-
signed by the head boithtlfdcr of the
establishment. W1 A. Kiosyettgi".
The Tsyibr and Box Company
of Providence. has corporate.)J
, The Incorporuon' '1” (mi hy-
,Hearv Ahmwlam A. Bracing?I
-W. c an omen up
. mm is
wise- mi
i
10 North Main 81"“.NOI'VIIIK
Agent for A. G. Spnulding!’
Basebaiifloods. .
Watch this space
' A Trust Company is preferable to
ltldlvidull tween. lube it possess-
es every unility of estraquty which
an IntIIviaunr inch, to wit: -— g
It has 'no Simmer or
lithium”. and no Pol!-
rlu. ‘
:6. 2‘5 delivered
ALLEGED MURDERERB iNI COURT. REGENT AR VALO OP VIO'ILO.
- and Thom'u Whitetthe alleged mini-m
to the president of ihf‘r50(19[\ (‘01. ----- ~ TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.-
St John lot kwood Norwnlk. or to 1 ~ "I" - " " " " Reported over private wire 0. 'lfa
Mis. S .li. Weed. Rowayton t‘onn. I 110" 01‘ (33")...3 pies A Goldschmitlt Commission Bro-
; GRI‘DUR PH 0 kers Swartz & Corbett Block South
ATTORNEY HUGHES IN HIS NEW ' J . Norwaik: ‘
HOME. l ' In 'H "w L“”‘ am... ‘ Open High Low 1:30
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1‘ Hughes. who i ART PONTTRA‘ITS'TIN PLATINUM. Amu'l‘('£p'l':"" 5:2; in“ fi 261/ £232
moved to Hartford the {list of Mm". m. ., ii A 3743 .7 4 ‘ .4
have been booming until ibis week NEW DISPLAY of cpoo'in'irvork now NRC-8: PEN.” " till 89 89
when their new home 171 Warrlngton on ”m b ‘ on American Ice, ‘81,]. 8% 81,4 31.;
avenue was ready for them it having.I E. M. J‘OK.ON.’ . figerslllfilclo._ iii" 3;! it; , Ell:
Ibii'e: weéieii'3"""d§.‘hh'u'gi'fi‘ii'lil'll Sittina'fi b!" .PP'D'NNII‘M 53 W-ll‘t'ufi "WW-“I. Am: Sugar.” 122 my. 12w. 122».
to friends In Norwalk that it seems "'0 ‘0'? "‘4 2tWWI "‘ °PPé-"f.figlfl ~ Anaconda. 857i? sole "salt gels
mOI"e like home now and that ihev re I i» “"" "" l. T. & ‘8‘ it". 739. 73%" 13%".31é
("eivc the Evening Sentinel (Ivory moo ,. . _._ "131'; 415 51- ill" :32: 2;“ 21:; 2;;s
\ i ' ‘ ‘u . ‘ ‘
sing at brtakfast time. I I. Q -. Hkiyn. R. 1‘..“ 59% 59% ‘5; 59‘:
CAPTAIN FRENCH IN TOWN. Tim is "0&1"?! 1m! Manama Chet-I. & onto. gig-"I. 39% 3x9 glj‘h
Captain French. formerly in tom (:hi. & 1V. \l..l:o¥_. lia‘é 1351,? hell,
Inand of the Salvation Army in South fink-1G8? 3133?? 12(1'32 {:32 I???
Norwaili. but now in wharge of the 4.‘ .‘fi . .. o .4 '3." it” 3-,",
work in this section of the New Eng- KOdaks and cameras (.0l. 1“, .& , tfllfi hl'lé tn“ tn
land States. is spending a few (lays in ff h I t .. (301- +50"th 191 19‘ 18y. 19
South wauik. Captain French Also largo line 0 re. supp i'osl' Lonsoi Gas 19M 199.9 139 13a ,
with Captain Magrath and the local Del. & Hudi, 171 1:71 110.1,; 1101.2
Salvation Army members went to Row- WI I I IA M P‘i BE ERS Eric 7 34 34% 33% {1%
ayton. last night. anti conducted a ser- :‘hl'iec; “infill. 13:3: 103;: 125? 1313‘
"l"ithBailt‘i l .. ‘ ‘ 3" 4'4
"9' " '1ij Photographic Suppllaa Lou aNaa'm. man In mama
TR'ED To POISON QUEEN DHAGA 49 WALL STREET . NORWALK CONN. Manhattan 138} IE8"? 13mg, lily-X
ViENNA Jtme 3r-Unconfirinod ru- m _‘__ -, .. Met, Rt} 139 1:94 13.8% 1.9%
mors are in c‘frtulation at Belgrade. " Ml“ GMT!“ 'I-A'Ifi‘" 24% 24% 24%
Servia. that King Alexander's French . - . Mex N't Gifts; 33%. 231;; ‘23 :3
cook has oommfiittcd suicide at the pill PHOTOGRAPHS g;- llé' : 'TT' Md «452 245) 2452 .529
lace .after hat" g been detected in an ‘" _. : ,
attempt to moon Queen Drags. CAOl‘gg'EBSIZE HALF.C::H:.E.TI. Sguigl‘lm '12:": ”it: “11:2; 1331»;
-- - oz 1. . I
BETTERJHAN SPANKING- . YOU CANNOT GET BETTER OUALITY. . N l Central. 126% melamine 126741
I
Spanking does not (are children of ”ILEWIS’ [I Mal" 3'". ' NOFWGIk, Nerf & West, as “8% 28 ‘28"!
Ont & West. 26 .2514 5% on.
bed wetting. "if (it did there would be . _ . . . . Pacific Mil-h 87 27%. 57 . 57%
ltew children that would do it. ’ihere " " _.._ Rena. R. R.. 12655'12tm 126% 126%
.is aconstit'litional cause for this Mrs, ~~——— — »-- - l "N; . ~—~~- ” 1.. 4...... Peoples Gas 99% 1005‘ 99% 100%
M. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame. . ”"88“: makes "88"}. 1 PM“ S Car 5655 5614. 561,9 561,9
I.,lnd “'m sen'd' her home treatment t” But there are ":extcptlons to mow rule." Haste to have your eyes cor- Reading 48%" 49 47% 48%
"wit'ltglggl'elodafihl‘l:51'l5(hll'fllrei:ot‘l§:lt' rected is the bright, and shining exception to this one Repub Steel. 15% 15% 151/. 15%
ACTING OPTICIAN, Rock island. as»; 35% 34%. 35%
ble you in this way Don't blame the HOMER 3- HOYT, RE‘FR
'cth The chances a“. it can 't hélp it ROOM 9 United Bank Iuilding, .Oll‘hl "0":le 007m. 30:): “lamp. 27:.“ g}? ;l% 3;)..-
‘_ M Office hours 8 to 11:45: 12: 46 to 6:30.18'at‘tliglay cvln nu, . SO'u Shellie, s “:2 5114. . 't‘i'h 50‘:
JUST RECEIVED Special Appointments at. convenience 9 III I. . Sou R‘ 36%. 36546 136:: 2655.
Tenn. C 6:01., 54%. 54% 54% ‘ 54%
500 Union- made UmbIeiias that i am
Texas Pacific 31% 31% 311‘ 31%
going to surprise you It".ith The only w d dm R.
Ithing that is cheap about thbcaell utm- e In 'n s gngngflligfi. 83;): . 8:: 83.72 8222
b ellas is the price. 75c Um re a or . - . . /
isle. $1.00 Umbrella for 550: 32.00 Um- Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles. 3-3. 'f‘spé‘f" $33: 3;: 33% f3...
Ibreila for She. etcs’ Souvenir Postil -——--- U' 8' steel I 31% 32% 31% 32%
card” :’ P's ROOD U s stream 81“.:335‘ "215$ so
. Wabaa 25% 26% 5% 26%
man, 5 h N :11 my" Wabash pic. 455.45% «It 45%
O 6 ‘ 16 South Main Slrcct, Soot oral Co - We“ .uk "rail. siesta sot mi
NEWS- RQOM. Wiscou. Cent. “20% 20% 2095 2055.
Can]
No. 2 lllutdcllvorcdat 55.0.01!"
ton. Julill other 31263111 stitch" "at
9,:
RAYMOND BROS
nouns-re 3m 3 ~m'eti:
JACKSON. Kin. Jane L—Curtis Jett from New yfi
Men of Imus Irma.
mubymlieefloldngn
the We!
i EVE ;
Straw bats? The season '3 smart shapes. in split straw. l .
dian group was somewhat steadier.
became active on a rising scale.
average level of prices recovered to
cases notably the Ioaicis slightly ab
(WP.
and a few others gained a point. The
gains In Canadian Pacific. reached 1%,
Twin (‘in Rapid Transit Illa.- Mlnncap
oils St Paul and Sault Ste Marie. pre-
ferred
National Railroad of Mexico preferred
and Minneapolis and St bouts lost a
point
countered on the advance the market
became dull.
aortas CANNOT soon: in can-
government has refuted authorization
to the French monks Ifho recently hr ,.
:1de It! Caracas mar haying been ex
ma from France. (I'I open a college
It‘eshier Mexico m. items were: C.
lantern. Cuba minister to Great Brit
sin. and 1!. Browse“. French Minister
(0 Babe.
m
or is It”, MON AND Will. Very
‘m “in _I huh,
Seap
lMPOilTED
CAITILI .AOAP.
'Smail Cakes, ' ' '
Largo Cakes,
Largo Bars,
llI
.
.
500
'A FULL LINEVOF TOILET
SOAP.
Williams“ Tar Soap for sham-
"pooiiig We claim."
Clifford Pharmacit
PHONE 15!.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAl. LS STREET, 10: 10 a m.—-The
maiket leaders were generally lower
at the opening but there were gains
elsewhere whlIh made. the tons irreg-'
ular The. coolers led the decline on
account of intimations of renewed is
her troubles Reading lasing about a
point. The Canadian s o'cks made sharp
recoveries Twin 'Cit Rppld Transit
rallying 1% and Canadian Pacific I7,
but the latter stock immediately reaII-t
ed. Union Bag preferred rose a point
WAi i. S'l‘RiI‘E’i‘I ii a. m.~—Siocks
which were bought on the break ves-
terday for a turn were realized on
and declines in the first few minutes
reached a point in St. Paul l'liissouil
Pacific. Rock inlaf'l‘d, Baltimore and
Ohio Chesapeake ‘and Ohio. Reading
and Dclawue and. Hudson. The Cana-
risc of 31/. in Twin City Rapid Tianslt
infusing a better tone to these stocks
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie reacted 111.. but recotcred pal"-
iially while the preferred advamed 3
points Allis-Chalmers declined 4
Realty preferred gained 1% and St
Louis anti San Francisco cIIIIIIIcates
liq Prices on the active stocks were
better at ii a. m.. but not up to yes-
terday's level.
WALL STREET. noon-TlIe market
The
last night It cloeing llgures and in some
Wabash Erie second melt-med
ll. Slosa Sheffield Steel lost
11,4, but railleti to 1% arm last night
When selling orders were en-
llonds Iv"eie steady
ACAO. I "
OARACAS June f—The Venesuelan
. .
Outcomes” sno'it MEXICO.
N YORK. June JF‘mOn‘ the
yarn who arrived today on the
u
Agoodtollctoukethishxymth
'«NTINE‘I‘.
yer Plated Ware: and Diamond Jewelry in Rl'n
graying while you wait if necessary.
96 Washington St. South Norwalk.
The Fair Chili and
I, ”it?“
Comfortable Olot"
[if or Uncomfortable Weatii
1110 Summer' a heat .and dlscomtorta will be Erect-1y Woddtvfl ‘:
are dressed appropriately. The "wepther- Hsharpsl promistl’ so am,
Summer so We began months ago to prepare for; your:«bodtir.
We bought the best light- -weight Suits that the milik'et madam “M
as a stunning collection of (.ost and Trousers Suits thatmun.
such small prices that they win certainly appeal strongly. to
of a thrifty disposition-elicit dos an enormous vitriol y 0!. the. ”fair:-
clcs of Haberdashery paces (try to complete a wleilitlresgedu'rT I'm:
mer wardrobe
LIGHT-thOi-IT sack OUi'l'I‘l "
Cut from strong fancy Chariots. Cassimeres and Worsteds. Inmate
inforced at necessary points. 'IN “I
At each price it will mean a saving of from 821 to $5 on whatmtborl
charge for the same qualities. . _ H . .
our-mo surr'n
til. “iii.“ ‘73:
Consisting of Coats and Trousers only unlined. a d in fleet w} . . .
ounce of weight eliminated where possible withou danger to “M“ And '
shapcllness. The coats are cut in the. latest styl s and tho Trousers ." .
are finished with belt loops and permanent ‘turn- pa" at the Mimi.
You can select am of the swell fabrics of the season." plain or .stripcde _.
Our prltes mean a saving of from $2 to 87.
$6. 50. $8. 00. $10 arid Oil"
IOYG' DEPARTMENT~W8 have prepared in t as well {OW little
follows as fOI y.ou and have a remarkably large (1 h .
tion of Wash Suits as well as {slither- weight Woo ii an .,-
sTRAw HATB. —w.e hareaelected the best fom may "aid "in "
stocks but charge you nothing for our name all the cost. is in" the It." . .
Whatever you may w'a'nt' in SUMMER NECKw'lIJAIt lai‘gpm' or finish ..
'shspes oI" Outing Stocks. is here at your command? as: fill, .
i I "
w
98 Washington Street. South N
Teas Of Me
I'LL "TEASE” YOU TO TRY THEM A
WILL BE PLEASED TO BUY
The best Mixed Tea. sold fro In this store
store. and can't be had anywhere else. Therc'
but I am not going to “expose the machinery.”
l0R—EN ‘0‘,D|B , , . i
If You Cannot 5 ' '
as well as you should.
See 0. B. JAC Ksoni.
' I :fii‘lm “
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. '
THE OPTIOIAN.
No charge for examination.
"Matching of lenses. and all repairing done withl'oui. delay. .. ‘
s; WALL eraser, ItoawALK. QPWI‘.
.«I
L.
Ii
WEDDING Girl's
We offer the largest and most complete stOcks 0T Sterling Silver in
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttj,lngs wheat. ty 8%
i
g Brooches, etc, I t" yo
ever been “strewn in The Norwalks.1‘;é '3 Q ..
Notwitliétsndi'ng the recent amount: in Diamonds? as we have“; 1
stock 'Of .}c ean perfect stones. bougut before the advat'tce we offer them .
you at 0151,)” lines and prices that will [I rave a good invcsti'nent. We have I.
complete O tical depaitment at both It tores u'nd wfll give a ‘caref‘tilttsw
tlflc examination of the eyes without a barge." " »
in our repair department we have only first clas's workmen. Iiid wit
guarantee the best workmanship at low prides. Diamond setting and an-
i I... M?"
Expert watch and clbek relishing. l ' ‘
All our. work is done in our own shops and under our own supervisio-
Colchurn a Lauder,
"ms IswcLsas. l
.....
Phone an. i
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish harks“
What Will It as ‘
1
LIVE Lauryn: l
SOFT SHELL chills. l
.. . cum. or -1 .
”mom 0"! ”tile:
We not our fish In Imh cyory 'day. =
I-FREE“ DE Livg-‘E-RV.
4
Wait End Washington St. Bridge.
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