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Phone 105-5
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Ice Cream that you
loll! enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
wrm WHIPPED‘CREAM.
momuncmcuoomc
51 Washington St.
Local IIIIIS Ides.
A regulaI meeting of BIItleI Lodge
was held last evening.
Rev. John N. Freeman. 11.11,
ltlng in New York today.
John .1. Boyle. of Bridgeport, was a
visitor In town yesterday.
Now you should read the announce-
ment. for it. .i. (,‘utblll & (in.
Mrs. Daniels. of Burbank street. is
entertaining relatives from Dunbury.
Miss Mary Mouuhan. of Union street.
who has been ill. is again able to be
out.
R. 1,. (‘oburu. who has been visiting
in Pennsylvania. IIII business. returned
today
W 1i. Austin. of Woodward avenue.
is spending the (lay in New lot k on
business.
Miss Beatrice Hitc, of West avenue.
has been visiting for a few days in
New York. '
at. Stull is having a special sale and
is offering 40 cents in value for 21’.
cents.
~—Use
does.
Dr. Allen took a party of friends to
Long island. last evening. in his
launch Iris. ~
1“. E. (.‘ounelly. sperintI-IIIlent of car.
riers at the post office is taking :1 twc
days vacation.
A meeting of the
MauIIfIII-t.III-ers' Association
held Saturday night.
The it & fl baseball team will play
the Newflold. next Saturday afternoon
on the Decker field. ‘
Miss Potter. of Elm street. who II
at Dr. Brooks' Sanitarium. in New Ca»
naan. is progressing nicely.
Mortimer Roberts. of llowau street
East. Notwalk. who brokI- his leg Ilur»
is via-
ianilla Crystals—Mouquln
and
Ill‘
11ch clIuIIfs‘
will
ing a ball game a few days ago. is
progressing nicely. ‘
I’rof. and Mrs. Gibson, with Mist
l’unzelt. go to Stamford this evening
to give an entertainment to the Stam-
ford Musical Club.
Quite a number of people went fish-
ing for weak fish in the moonlight, ot'i'
llorion's Point last night. but they did
not bite extra well.
_ All kinds of fresh fish selling at
reasonable prices at Capt. liIII-ross‘s.
east end of Washington strcI-I bridge
The. barge Margaret has discharged
her cargo of five hundred ton»- of nut
coal for l. Lockwood & (kuupauy. and
has been towed away.
A meeting of a committee of the
Merchants‘ and Manufacturers' Associ—
ation was held. last evening. at, tlII
oilice of .1. ll. Lawrence.
A large tire on Long island was vis-
ible on this sidc‘fl the sound last
night. It is supposed to have been
some blazing woods from its character.
The monthly 50cm] of the W. 0. '1‘
11. will be held Friday with Mls. Char
ies Gray. Ann street at 2.30 o'clock.
All interested are Welcome to these. so-
cials.
«Entertainment. Norwalk Congiegh
tional (‘hurch lI‘Iiday t'\'l‘llllli: Miss
Marion Shorr elocutionist: Mrs. A. S
Gibson. soloist.
Patronizt- A. Pohlmun. the barber.
There. is comfort in being shaved in
his shop.
The funeral of the late Captain John
H. Monsell was held this afternoon at
2:110 from his late residence in Row-
ayton. 'l‘hc interment was in Union
Cemetery. ‘
The barge load of stone. consigned to
the City of Norwalk. was towed up
the harbor yesterday afternoon and is
being unloaded at the Norwalk Coal
Company's dock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'I‘ollcs. of South
Not-walk. attended the Modding of Miss
Bessie Louise Budeau anti idwartl
Taylor Buckingham. the popular city
clerk'of Bridgeport. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeePtrie. of
Bouton street weren'rrested last even-
ing on charges of falling to send their
child to school. They were tried beI
/ore Judge Taylor in the town court
this morning, and fined 83 and costs.
There Is no better tonic than Long.
island Malt Extract. Fifteen cents a
bottle. one dozen for $1.25, at the
Bridge Pharmacy.
The R and 0’: will play the New-
flelds, of Bridgeport. Saturday after-
noon nt the Decker Field. The man-
agement states that hereafter the
games will start promptly on time.
Saturday's game is scheduled for 3.30
o'clock.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be held
next loudly night in the headquarters
in anllnnd street. The opinion of
Corporation Counsel Light regarding
the “authority" lotto department will
be read to the members.
L E. Place. J. “11m, John B H.
Van mm. 1'. ll. tion. Roger wu-
linmn. New York d3. A. D. Putnam,
Worcester. Nun; RAM Cunar-
‘ ole. L. 1.; John roam Scranton.
Pm: Iii. Pundit hire-fill and
I
Ithrill-hes
......-.. u. - w...“—
Deputy Rherill' John W Smiley la in".
NIIw I' auuuu today on business.
'I‘. .I. Magnet is closing out tutu
reams of papI-t III icsrt than the lean-
laI Iost ptlcte.
Willlatn H. Hoyt. of Elmer est. has
presented the Nolwalk Hospital with a
gift of 825 00
Kabaoaa Encampment. I. 0 0.1I‘..III
Norwaik. la sIlIcIlulcd to hold a meet-
ln gthis evening
Maly linker. of Westpott. was re-
moved to the Norwalk llospltI,Il fol
tI'.I-afmcnt ycnletday.
Wlllltun ..1 Honey. of Merwlu stIoI-t
has taken up his rI-slIII-IIII- with Wll
Ham 1. I“ll1l|t')’. Jr, of Berkley stII-ct.
Professor Wull, who was with lb.-
llarstronl :li'lltitll last year has
turned to Not-walk to leach again this
year.
Arthur tloIIi'rI-y. keeper of the Sulf-
i‘old Shoals lighthouse. is at the Nor-
walg Hospital sIIfi'erinf front rlII-Iuna-
than.
The graduation exercises of Mrs. M.
II}. Mcud‘s Hillside school for young he
dies will be held June lfIth. 111th and
thh.
(‘qupauy A 1.0an (‘rIuIadI-rs. will
hold an cutertaiutncnt in the Sons of
'l‘enIpcI‘uIIce Hall. Wall street, this cv~
clung.
Miss NI-llic 1I‘itznuttII'iI-c. of Wilton
tIvI-uuc. left this afternoon. for New
York city. where she will be the guest
of her aunt.
Mrs. Barrett. of South liniou avenue.
has won removed to the Norwulk hos~
pitai for treatment. having been ill for
some time.
Many people in town are :Iscrlhiuu
tho smoky atmosphere today to the
forest fires raging III the mountains of
New York state.
In their ad. today the l). M. [lead Co.
cull special attention to summer
gloves, black foulard silks and many
useful articles to be found in a house
furnishing store.
Friends in Norwalk have received
word of the safe arrival in (‘lcvclauIL
of \Y. K. .i. IIIIbbell. of Wilton, who
left for that city a few days ago. to
take a position as automobile sales-
man.
Everybody, everrthlug needs a look
at this time of year. Applying a
fresh coat of good new paint acts as It
tonic to an old building. 1.. ll. III-ck
er provides the paint -that improves
the place.
The June sale of underwear is now
in progress :It the Howiand ilry (tooth.
t'ompany. They claim that this suit-
is bigger and better than any . o:
‘hc past. reading the ad. will prove
this asscrliou.
'lhc \‘orWaIk (‘ouIlIIIc of lltpta
sophs have chosen ex- \laon .:~IIIIII~ '1
llubbc 11 to be their dclI gate to the nu»
tionnl convention. which will be held
in Richmond. VII. and will begin
’l‘ucstlny. and will probably be of three
days' duration.
III order to meet the needs of its
rapidly increasing business The South
Norwa‘k Trust Company has purchaa
ed a liurroughs Adding Machlnc_ made
by the American .-\r1tlIuIImIcter (‘o.. of
St. Louis. Mo. These machines are be
ing Used in all the progressive haukin:
and mercantile institutions throughout
the country.
—Speclul lliiil‘kl‘tl down sale of trlnI-
med hats for Friday and Satutduy.
Mrs. Altcnbrandl. :11 So. Main St.
The cruiser Minneapolis, on which
Rev. .1. McClure Hellows was stationed
as chapluiu. has been laid up and the
officers and crew traust'I‘Irred to the
double turrct‘ monitor Puritan. This
I.uctltm was taken because of the illfcc~
tion of the Minneapolis. 'l‘hai vessel
after undergoing repairs will be sub
jcctI-Il to a thorough cleaning.
lit-I. ViliIll'l \\ Illl\1.~‘ said today that
the Innil‘atts for flu foundation at ..I-
building pIopcI of St. Mary‘s p:II'i:'iI
school had not been let as the plum
have not been finished. He expects tha‘
the school will be ready for occupancy
by a year from this coming l'all. He
says he is finding it difficult to secure a
place for the dumping of the dirt that
is being taken out ot' the cellar—New
Britain Herald.
Sinking Oblivion —-" When
to retire rom the wot d.‘ says
the ManaIunk Philosopher. 'she- en-
ters a nuuucry. All a man has to Ito
is to marry triumphs wonIan."~Phil~
adclpltla Record.
\\ Ollllln
The most thankless task is to be a
mother; after that it is to be. a father.
and after that it is to be. a preacher.
—"ilalton “lialton didn't lose any-
thing on that cheap bathing suit he
bought some. years ago."
"llut he told me it was shrinking ev-
ery year."
“That's jut-It it.
wore it. the next y
it. anti this season
in it."
The first year he
“I“ the big son wore.
tIe baby will appear
JUST RECEIVED.
500 Union-made Umbrellas that 1 am
going to surprise you with. The only
thing that is cheap about these um-
brellas is the price. 75c Umbrella for
title; $1. 00 Umbrella for 55c; 82.00 Um-
brella for 950. etc. Souvenir Postal
'Cards.
'Coleman’ 5
NEWS ROOM.
to North Main St" So. NOrwnlk.
Agent for A. G. Spnuldmg's
Baseball Goods. '
iI'It‘clIthisspace
A Trust Company In preferable to
individualtrutltees. because it posse”-
ea every quality of deoiranuIy which
the Individual inch. to wit:—
Ir can be rolled upon to -
not up to m It» traction.
I; Institutional
I'f‘
OUR OREAT GUARANTQII SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Junc Wears For Men
and Young Men. <12:
I
i Think of cocrytht'ng you need for jun: wear, sabe
shoes, and It's here all ready to bear, the bes‘l‘yoor mon-
‘I or can buy, and right up to the minute in style.
I Straw hats? The season '3 smart shapes.’ m splI'l straw.
split Sennelt. Sennetl and flexible sir-alps, 25c to $4. 00
Outing Suits} TIwo- -piece suits o/ homespun, flannel
and wool crash that fit like our regular sults-- ~51er in
(beryl line of them, $5.00 to $12.00.
Fast color blu’ serge suits and grey clad worstcds, per-
fect fitting and long wearing. $5.00 to $18.00.
Negligee shirts? The pic]: of the smart patterns, plain
and plated bosoms, cuffs attached or detached, $1.00 to
$3.00.
Fancy hosiery? Nell: qrey shades and embroidered ef-
fects. 25c to 75c a pair.
Nobby nechwear, thin under'hrear, comfortable collars.
and everything boys and children wear but shoes.
D
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call,'32-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 444.
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rout ray FEEDS. [
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which in
a most excellent hen feed, and it a cheap. W. a good feed
for cattle or hogs in our opinion. better than corn. Other
feeds for poultry ale:
H 0 Poultry Pratt’s Food
Hemln'y Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn .
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed l
Chick Manna .
It atany time what I have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods and on-
Iy charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
f "x f”\ mA/m
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GRADURTION PHOTOGR IRES
in all the Latont Styles.
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
E. M. JACKSON.
Sitting. by appointment 53 Wall Stroot, Norm-1k,
or IO tolz m.; Ztobp. m Oppoolx. Hotel.
of special work now
on exhibition.
(her: I f Ila Ala! 11' [ml the lztirlmml Karl;
lXU DHIX
Kodaks and Cameras
Also largo lino offrenh supplies at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
‘PHoroonAPHs .
CABINET stze
$2.75 doz.
YOU CANNOT oar BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. 1! Main Strut, Narwalk.
HALF CABINETS,
$1.90 doz.
“Ilene atoms--
But there. are “exceptions to mow rule." Haste to have your eyes cor
rected, is the bright andshining exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Bulldlng, South Norwnlk. com.
Othce hours 8 to 11: (5; 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday ovoningn, 79.
Special Appointmentl nt convenience of patrons.
ngdtng Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South blah Street. l50ath Nonlulh. Conn
”Coal
Na. 2 Nut dellvorodat $5. 00 per
um. All other sites In stock at
$6. 26 delivered.
RAYMOND BROS.
Axum—Twin: at your house, chi Doctor—Did you take the rhubarb I
I’ll bet they‘re pretty bollterotu? Nu. prescribed for you. r~
pop—Partly no. One of them to girl- Patient—Faith ul' Oi did no.
melon—Philadelphia Press. Doctor—How did you take it!
. Pntient—In n pol. b‘gorry!
Sign- ot the “Eur-4. n Icahn -----—----
hobo! thorn. in n antig-Q gob . 1 «(induction-flow Old no you! little
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IMPORTED
CASTILI SOAP.
Small Cakes, 50
Large Cakes, 100
Large liars. 60c
A FULL LlNE OF TOILET
SOAP.
WIIIIIIIIIII' 'I‘tIr Soup for sham-
pooiug, lUI- cake.
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 16-2.
mm
TOOAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'I‘lllIIlIJ'i‘. 10:10 a. III—The
tone. of the opening market was fever-
ish. and there were heavy dealings in
some of the leading stocks. Fifteen
hundred shares III Pennsylvania sold
at an advance of 15. last night. but the
price ran off it, on offerings of thou-
sand share blocks and upwards. A
thousand shares of St. 1’qu sold at an
advance of 11.. but the gain was im-
mediately lost. There were sales of
tram shares of linlted States Steel at
317m. compared with 32 last night. ()tb-
III'IVISII the active stocks showed frac-
tional declines. except for the (‘Itna-
Iliult group. which was inclined to ad-
vanI-c. Twin (lily ltapid ’l'ransit I'IIIIII
over a point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. .
Reported over private wzre or Ida-
ples & (loldschmldt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swnrtz & Corbett Block, 50th
Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper. 50%; 567.. Si 54%
Amer. ltoco.‘ 32V; 22% "2‘4; 22%
Am. Sugar. 2:: 12‘: 120% 120%
Anaconda 801.9 89% 89%. 891,4
..'1‘ nib II‘e 73x 73% 717.»: 721/.
A T & S. F. pf 94-1: 94% 94:5. Mil"
Bali. It Ohio, 88 881/. N73... 87%
llklyn. it. T.. 593.3 53" 59 59
Chen. lit ()hio_ 31m; 30% 3914‘. 391/,-
Chl. & N. W.. lI ’ 1721/; 172 17351.
Chi. (it. Wear. 20:1; 203'. 20% 203
C. M. & 81. l’.. 151 151 '1‘ 1495.3. 1501;.
(‘01. 1“. A‘- |,. 671.4. in“; tltii. titiii.
(‘01. South. lap; 1:11.43 1912 you:
Consul. (ins. ltlh‘ 198 197 1117
Del. or llud. 170-“. 1703’. 170 170
Eric. 34% 1145,. 3117.1 3375
Eric. 1st pm, til“; GS t-Tlg “I“;
Gen. Electric. lhll. 1.81%; 181 1811/.
111. Central. 1116‘», 1;:qu 111517; 135%
l.ou. hi Nash. 1125‘. 11:27,. 1125’... 1127..
Manhattan. lilh’ 1:18 1 IT“; 377..
Mex. ('I-ntral. “Jib;- 24% 2 24
Mex. N‘t (Tits. 23% I21“; 21114; 235'.
M, K. & 'l‘.. ‘23“; Lille 2'ih_. 22112
M. K, til T. pfti. 321 El“. . 5;! 5'2
Mo. Pacific. 1047.. ... 1051.1. lot 104%
National Lead. 16“.. my. 16‘... 1614.
N. Y. Central 120% 126% 1-5' Ix 125:1.
Norf. a West. Imp. mot. till 68!...
(int. & Wear. :5?“ 257.. 251‘. 25%
Pacific Mall. 1271;, 271» 117 227
Penn. R. R.. 125-3; 1253‘ 12-17». 122514.
People's (Ins, 99?. 997 991,. 99a
Reading. 48%». 48% “it. 47.7
Read. 151 prI,, S3" 83‘... R3“. 93"..
Itcpub. Steel. 13“; 15“.. 11') 1:3
llock island. 35‘... 35b. 114%. 341,42
Rubber Goods‘ 123“; 11.13. 233'. 211%
Sou. Pat-lib; 304$. 51 4M; Mil/I.
Sou. Ry. ('o.. 26 261,; 2h 26
Sou. Ry. pfd.. 8:13; 901$ 891/: 8914,
Tenn. (1‘. & I . 55 55 5-153 och
Texas Pacific. 307... 307.. 11014,- 301/9
Union Pacific. Silk. till"... 817; 8214
I'll. Pile. Md. 3811; Kill/g 88‘; 8854’
IT. S. Leather. 9 9% it it
1'. S. Lea. pfd.. 90 001. 90 at)
ll..‘.1l. & C.. 181.; 181.3 181,4 1813
U. S. Steel, :12 112% 3151‘. 3111.
II. S. Steel. 32 32%. iii-V4 3173.
II. S. Steel pfd. 81“ 8212' an; 81%
Wabash. . 451445314 44% 44%
West. (in. Tel. 84‘s 8-111. 84 84
Wiscon. Cent.. :21 21 21 21
MEAN.
“I don't wish to take up your time."
the caller said "unless you think it is
likely i might interest you in the sub-
ject of life insurance."
“Well." replied the man at the desk.
"i'll not deny that I havc‘been think-
ing some about it lately. Go ahead.
['11 listen to you."
Wherenpon the caller talked to him
fifty-five minutes without a break.
“And now." he said at last. "are you
satisfied that our company is one of
the best. and that our plan of doing
business is thoroughly safe and con
servntive?‘ ‘
"Yes ..
“Have I convinced you that we fur-
nish as good insurance as any other
company and at rates 5 cheap as you
on get anywhere?"
“Yes i m satisfied with the show-
lng you make. Perfectly satisfied."
“Well. don't you want to take out a
policy with us?"
“Me? Oh. no. I'm a life insurance
agent myself. 1 thought I might be
able to get some pointers from you."
The two young persons who were
eloplng were mnking.their way in the
darkness through a pile of old lumber
in the rear of the parental dwelling.
“Be careful. Angelina," cautioned Har-
old. “and don't step on a rusty nail.
Love may laugh at locksmiths. but it
doesn‘t laugh at lockjaw."—Chicn.go
Tribune.
\
Barnes—~"lt say! here that Mars has
a day fortyone minutes longer than
our own."
Bowel-"Well, I suppose that's be-
cause the labor union. haven‘ t got ful-
ly- established on that p1nnet.”—-Bon-
ton Transcript.
Elsie—"Minn Timmlnl told me today
in the geography lesson that Stone-
henge was over 2.000 yonn old."
Jock—"What non-Inc!
0:1! 1908 nbw!"--Pnnob.
Agoodtoniotohhthlnluywonth-
or In our, "ION AND man. you
much. no I bottle. ‘
”amalgam. all.
Why; lt'l .
’ihe Summer' a heat and dlacomforta will be grentlrnl
are dressed appropriately. The “weather sharps" promiu'
Summer so We began months ago to prepare for your hot“!
We bought the beat light-weight Suits that the market produced
as a stunning collection of "Cont- and- Trouser-I Suite" that. we out.
Hllt h small prices that they will certainly appeal strongly to ovaryln
or a thrifty Illupualtlon besides an enormous variety of 39m” lltlp
elem of llaberdaahety necessary to complete uwelldre’sl
‘ Incr wardtobe.
LIGHT- WEIGHT SACK SUITO
Out from strong fancy Cheviots (' asuimeres and Wdrstods, carefully M”.
inforccd at necessary points. to
At each price It will mean a saving of {mm :2 to $5 on what nth
charge for the same qualities.
OUTING SUITO ‘ .'
Consisting of Coats and Trousers only unlined. and in fact. with
ounce of weight eliminated where possible without danger mI-we
ahapeliness The co oats are cut in the latest styles and the' Tron
are finished with belt loops and permanent “turn-ups" at the Mm
You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season.p1aln or ”r1
()ut' pIiIes mean a saving of from 82 to 87.
$6.50. $8.00. $10 and big"
follows as for you. and have a. remarkably large and band soul
tion of Wash Suits as well as fcather- weight Woolenn had WIS
STRAW HATS. -—Wo have selected the best from malty _
‘stochs. but. charge you nothing for our name_ all the cost “an
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Whatever you may want in SUMMER NICCKWEAR. large or am
shapes or ()uting Stocks, in here at your command. 25c and 500.
SELLECK & PRIO‘E
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. , .3,“
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The best Mixed Tea sold from this store Is peculiars'to‘thln
store. and can‘t be had anywhere else. There Is a reason for thin. ‘
but I am not going to‘ ‘expose the machinery."
LORENZO DlBBtE.
W“
If You Cannot See
as well as you should. 1“.
SeeO. B. JACKSON?
THE OPTICIAN.
He will give you perfect vision If such is possible.
No charge for examinauon. . ' .
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without del'ay.- .
58 WALL STREET, NORWALK.-’¢ONN.
WEDDING In": “I
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver w
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. be” faulty fill-i
ver Plated Warn. and Diamond Jewelry In Riggs. Brooches, etc? that M
ever been shown in The Norwnlks. . .
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we in“ o. my?
stock of clean perfect stoaes. bought before the advance we offer")
you at old prices and micro that will p rove a good lnvestmebt. We fl
complete optical department at both 5 tores and will give a careful“
tlflc examination of the eyes without 0 barge.
in our repair department we have only first class worktnen. Still pills
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices Diamond settias‘ Q“ Q
graving while you wait If necessary.
Expert watch and clock repairing. I " '
* Coloburn & Lauder.
THE JEWELERS.
96 Washington St., South Norwalk.
3 Main 8".”
Phone 108. ‘ ' "
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Ma
rko
Porgtes. Flat FIsh Shad. Soft Shell Crabs
Lobstcrs and Clams. ‘ “.- ‘
Norwalk Chronicler