‘1“th you
“1 alliteration;
Absolutely Parr.
STRAWBERRY. ‘: Inosrcsus
erII will” opium.
I admitted to the how
.1; J‘Wardlng‘to’atsn
1013011th ides
The R and G11 and the Newfiolds
are playing this afternoon on the
Decker Field.
Archibald Bruce will address the Lil-
mont Club Sunday at i2: 15. All are
invited to attend.
v—Horses to lot for Sunday. Schanb‘s
Stables, Washington street.
Miss ilelon V. Brown. the popular
matron of the Norwalk Hospital, has
begun a several weeks“ vacation.
The South Norwnlk Wine and Li
quor Company sell Old Valley Whiskey
at $1.00 per bottle. or $4.50 a gallon.
Moyor Charles L. Glover, of No:-
waik. is having many inquiries over
the issue of bonds for the water im-
pI ovomcnts.
The annual meeting of the Nor-
waik linderwriters' Association will be
held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the oilice of Homer Merrill.
The game of baseball bctwoou
Qrown's Business College and the Don-
bury High School, which was to have
been played today. has been cancelled.
The Rev. George D. Egbert will
preach the baccalaureate soriutm [oi
the Connecticut Military Academy. at.
the Norwalk Congregational (‘hurch
tomoIrow.
The summer sent-Ion always brings
its lull quota of Mints tor dress. and
A. Dickermdil 0 Son arc. ready to sup
my all wants.
v—‘Much sweetness at little price."
Fresh Candy,,lll and 201 lb. M, S.
Smith & Co.
A merry party went soiling last
evening in the jib and mulusuil boat.
Roscdulo. The party comprised Albert
Hawkins. George Rose. John Cor-ker-
liun'and George W. Leslie.
A wrecker with a partially demolish‘
ed passenger that h in low passed down
the Danbuiy brunch this morning. The
wretk is supposed to have occurcd in
the vicinity of tho llrooki’ield Junc—
tion.
The weeklv bulletin 01‘ the First Con-
gregational Church of South Norwaik.
appears in today's issue.
Moses H. Glover, Harold Glendon-
ing, Lester Hyatt, L. C. Green and tho
Messrs. Waring. of Brooklyn. return-
ed yesterday afternoon from a very
successful two days' fishing trip‘ to
Peach Lake. They captured u large
number of white perch.
——Vanllia Crystals are pIIIc—no iii
cohol.
Robbins Brothers have completed
the work of laying the brick entranco
to the Main street lire house. The
change is a big improvement and will’
make the task of taking the fire up-
paratus in and out of the house much
easier. The cementflwas washed over
the crevices this morning. '
A horse owned by the Meeker Coal
Company and driven by Stokes Little-
inn ran a nail through its boot and in—
to' its foot in M 11 street yesterday
afternoon. the i being so severe
that the wound vtidb etlognite freely. The
animal was taken ognelr by niacin
smith shop, wher he injury was 'It-
tended.
——1J1nbreiias, Mourning Bands. O'Brien
Great heaps of ‘Inowy waists.
fresh. crisp and handsome. wait now
for your choosing, at the Rowland Dry
Goods Company.
Washington 0. I. O. G. T.. or
Cranhury. will give an entertainment
in their hall Wedneldny' night. Music
will be furnished by the Y. M. C. A.
Mandolin Club. and. Albert Weilnitn
and his son William. the former on
the violin and the latter on the piano
After the entertainnient the Messrs.
:Vcilnits will furnish music for danc—
n; .
Charles N. Taylor. of Weilealey.
Mass. who has the contract for laying
the Cify of Norwalk'a new water main
arrived in town with a good-sized gang
[workmen yesterday Ittarhoon Ind
3%: morning started to is? the pipe.
’it’ about are miles orit. He
must in some distance (MI side oi
WHEN Hill. .
as will its quite I long one its
'le Wentoori Iveuuo ill in h to
dream! with crushed “on: today. 9 I
~le nine to buy White Shirt
lithium is at M S Smith' I great Sacri-
‘ 1ch Sale See poster. v
John H FerrlI launch Blvd. Lia be-
ing overhauled at Commodore Bub
ritt‘I place. Several new ribs will be
put in and other work done.
John Hymns iir‘walk man. was
till. this morning.
III‘ltering nom rheumatism.
lJIItIimmod huts on sale at Hinlop'u
A Ifew invoice to be cold It} twenty-
IIlno cools ouch
Roma Point has opened for the sum.
n‘Icr. lmliI hotel ltlltl restaurant being
under new management. Shore diu-
IIoI-s. clutnhakos and everything to he
found at It first class shore resort. can
be had there. and at the moat ren-
nonnhlo pill-es. There will be excur—
sions almost daily. also dancing. good
music and special attractions.
~Fancy Braid Straws. 0' Brien.
People in the vicinity awoke this
morning to and the weather condition
about the same no they have been for
several days. The smoke lay heavy
and this morning there was a pungent
odor {I om it giving the impression that
some of it had come from a very great
distance. The sun shone through the
haze like a hull of fire and most of the
time made 11 very small allowing.
Tho ii. M. Read Company call your
attention to II clearance sale of «lace
curtains in the ad. today.
”Special lanh’y and Lace Sale. ii
and 121/213 yd. M. S. Smith at Co, See
poster.
EXPULSION OF THE MORMONS.
Ordered to Leave German Territory
within Three Weeka.
BERLIN June 6—Hugh J. CunIIoII,
supetinteudent of the Mormon Mis-
sions in Germany; his wife. his score
tary and his assistant secretary. wcrc
ordcrcd by the police today to leave
Prussian ieirilory within thtcc wot-ks.
Similar orders are about to be served
by the local authorities on eighty six
other missionaries in Prussia unch
the decision of the government. to expel
them all No explanation was shop
for the action taken.
M.r Cannon will move his hoadquar
ters to Zurich Switzerland he has on-
gaged a house there. the one which
Calvin look when he fled front France.
From Zuiich the missionaries will oc
ouslonnlly visit the Mormon communi
ties in Prussia who have 1200 mom-
hers, in groups oi liftocn or twenty
ouch. The German pastors continue
their at-I'vicos. No protest has yet
been made against the expulsion of tin-
Mormons.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN. June ii.——-Mcridcu
high school won the championship of
the Connecticut luterschoiuslic boso-
boil league and the Yale cup by dc-
leuting Morgan school of Clinton at
Yale Field this morning. Morgan hit
110 ball freely and out lIuttcd Meriden.
but played pooIly in the field. Score
by innings:
ileridcn. 1 ii i .I ll 0 0 ll x—‘—10 5 ti
Morgan. 0 1 ll ii 2 'i " l) l-~— ii 10 iii
Butletloswh‘or Morlden. Enrie and
“you; for Morgan Duiscli and W1 lgiit
Umpire. Crubcr.
HARLEM’S 010.000 HANDICAP.
CHICAGO. June 6.~ilurlcm's $10.0l‘it.
handicap will be run' this afternoon or-
er a heavy track. Fifteen horses are
expected to face the barrier. Mc
Chesney is n doubtful starter, as he 11-
.not at his best on a slow truck. Flying
Torpedo at five to one was the favor-
ltc in the forenoon betting.
HoliI-—“is be easily rattled?"
Wall-“Don't know. We never been
able to shake him."-—Hnrvard Lam-
DOOR.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
l w‘ili send free with full Instructions
tome of this simple preparation for the
cure of Miioorrhoea, lllceratlon. Dis-
placements. Failing ot the Womb.
Scanty or Painful Periods, Tumors or
Growths Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine. Pain
in the Back and all Female Troubles
to all sending address. To" mothers of
Iui'lerlng daughters 1 mil explain a
Successful Home Treatment. it you
decide 0 continue it. will only cost
about 12 cents a week to go rantee I
euro. 1 do not wish to sel yop any-
thing. Tell other suderers of it. that
II all i ask. Address Mrs. M. Sum-
more. Box~375..Notre Dame, lad.
CLEARANCE SALE or music,
SATURDAY AND nouoav.
600 copies of up- -to-date music. 50
copy: 6 for 250
so and 75c Piano and Mond‘olln Fo-
1100.150. ‘
Coleman’ 5
. News Room.
10 North Main an. 80. Norwaik.
Agent (or A. (1 Spauldmga
‘ Baseball Goods.
OUR GREAT OUARANTII: IATIOFACTION 0R MONIY-IAOK.
Comfort Clothes."
Take Pat’ 3‘ advice‘ III warm weather: “1! you can't be
aisy. be II 0in as you can.”
Easy to do that—easy on your pocket-book if you
come here. ‘
Thin Blue Serge and Gray Clay Worsted Suns. fast
color. well made, perfect fitting and extremely serviceable.
$6.00 to $18. 00.
Outing Suits. coat and trousers of homespun. flannel
and wool crash, with all the style that makes our regular
suits popular with particular men. $5.00 to $12.00.
Separate Flannel Trousers, turned up bottoms, just full
enough. $2. 50 to $4. 00.
Negligee Shirts, picked patterns, plain and platted
bosoma, $1.00 to $3.00. I
‘ Belts. up—to-«iate, 25c. to $1. 50.
Fancy Hosiery in newest gray eli'ects and embroider-
ed as we] 25 etc. to 75 cts.
All good kinds of Thin Underwear from 25 cts. II gar-
ment upwards.
And all the new shapes of straw hats. stiff and soft
straws. 25 cts. to $4. 00.
Whatever your boy needs for vacation wear is here at ,
the right price. all excepting shoes.
' ,
scum NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
NORWALK.
1'01. Cali. «4.
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
we have qut unloaded I on of Barley Grain which in
I most excolient hen feed, and lt'I cheap. "’0 a good had
for cattle or horn, in our opinion, hotter than corn. Othof
feeds for poultry are:
NO Poultry .
Hominy «
Wheat
Pratt'I Food
Millet Seed
Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
C-hick Manna
If at any time what I have to odor is not what you'd
like to have, i will endeavor to obtain the goods pad on-
ly charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUELT. HATCH. ”
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i Gnnounrloo PHOTOGRIPHS
In all tho Lot-0t ltyioo.
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
of special wot-II now
NEW D'SPLAY on oxhlhltiofl.
E. M. JACKSON 3 -»"'
Sittings by appointment 8:! Wall Oil-nut. Nona-IR. i
‘ or to to 12 "1.13 to I. p. m. Oppoolto "01.1. 1
.. .W ...._ ....,__,.¢.
dengue 794%: out til: mm
Kodaks anal Cameras
Also largo lino of front: supplies at
WlLLlAM P. BEERS
' Fhot6graphlo shoppe;
so WA ‘ pram m
APHS
HALF cutout-'0.
‘ .90 don.
don. YOU CANNOT GIT BETTER GUM-11'“? '
LEWIS. fl Main Street. ”ordain.
....................
.1. .
Maldonado.” ~~ -
But there are "exceptions to every rule."
rooted in the bright and shining exception to thllone.
. HOMER S. HOYT. REFRACTINO OPTlOiAN,
Roam 8 Unit“ Inuit lulldlrm‘, moor-“1500111..
Ofloo hour: 8 to 11:06 2:41 to 6: $0. Momma,”
SpIclIl Appointinonu It convent 01100 or ”1:000:15
NORWALK. CONN.
Hate to have your eyes 000'
. W (I11), decrease
.6 Talcum
Powder .
Perfumed
and
Boratcd
' 10 cent- box at the .
Cliiiord Pharmacli
PHONI 1M
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~TlIo
opening stock market was feverish and
fluctuated uncertniuly. First prices
nhowod gains and losses much mixed.
Amalgamated Copper opened up 14
and ran off a point. Atcliison rose 011
and lost 1/. and sugar utter advancing
1% .rcncted 1%. St. Paul opened
down 1,5, rallied M and then fluctuated.
Hocking Valley advanced 2.
WALL STREET. 11 a. 1n.—»There
was large selling of Atchison, Amni-
gamuted and the Families. Amalgamat-
ed reacted to 53%. and the AtchisonI-I
sold a point below yesterday's closing.
losses In other; active stocks were
slight. supporting orders soon checking
the decline. Alter 10:30 the tendency
upwards became pronounced. Amal-
gamated. Missouri Pacific and AtchiI-Ion
rallying a point or more. St. Paul,
Canadian Pacific and Twin City Rap—
id Transit rose 1 II 1% over last night.
Dormant stocks continued to move
widely. Westinghouse Electric break-
ing 11, and Pacific Coast rising 6. Lack-
uwnnna -i and New Jersey Central 3.
WALL STREET. close—The market
hardened further before coming to]
stop to await the appearance of the
bank statement. Control of New Jer-
sey advanced Mi. and V'i'estiuxhounc
Electric I'ulllcd 4. The heavy decline
in cash in the bunks prompted soiling
which carried Union Pacific. Missouri
l’a.. Kaunas and Texas pid. and'l‘enn.
Cool 11 point or more under last night.
There were signs of supporting orders
and prices generally did not not back
to the level of the morning, The clos-
ing was dull and heavy.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre or am-
ples & Goldschmldt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South
Norwaik:
Open High 111w 1:30
Amnl. Copper. 54% 54% 52W, 53%
m. C. & l-‘.. 361/. 30% 38% 36-11.
Am, C. Q. l“. pf. 87% 87% 87% 87%
Am. Cut. Oil, :15 :15 35 35
American ice. 7% 77,0 7% 71;.
Am. ice pfd.. 32 32 32 82
Amer. 14000., 21% 21% 21 .21
Am. Smelt, 46% 46% 46 46
Am. Sugar. 118% 119%, 118% 118%
Anaconda. 86% 86% 88% 86%
A. '1‘. & 8. Fe. 70% 71 89% 69% .
A.'l‘. & SF. pf. 93% 93% 92%, 9314
Bali. 8: Ohio. 86% 867A, 86% 86%
Bklyn. R."l‘.. 57% 58 57V; 57%
Chen. & Ohio. 38% 33 38% 38%
Chi. 0‘: N. W.. 173 173 173 173
Chi Gt. West" 197,41 20 19% 19%
C. M. 8: St. P. 119% 150% 149% 149%
Col. F. k 1.. 651,5 66 05% 06
Col. South. 18 18V. 17% 17%
000301.005. 191 194 193 194
Del. & 1100., 169% 169% 169 169
Erie. 33% 33% 331/. 33%
Erie. lei. pfd.. 87% 671/. 86% 80%
Gen. Electric, 178 173 my. my;
ill. Central. 134% 135 134% 135
Lou. & Nash..112 112% 111% 111%
Manhattan 137 137% 138% 136%
Met. St. ny‘ 127% 128 13m 1371:.
Mex. CGDU'IL 23% 23% 23% 23%
Mex. N'I‘ Ctia.. 22% 22% 2191. am
M. K. t T. 33 22% 22%
M K 01‘ [110.50% 501.4 50% 50%
Mo. Pacific, 4103% 103% 102% 102%
. National-18 16 10
N Y on 10.12515 1251,; 124.11 12415
' Norf. 8;: at. 65 65% 64% 65
‘ Ont. & Welt, 2516 25% 25% 25%
Pacific 111111.251; 27 251‘ 27
Penn. R. 11.12414 124% 124 124%
Peoples (in, 98% 99% 98% .99
Prop. a Car. 55 .55 as 55
Reading. 47% 47% 40% 46%
Repub. Steel. 15 15 14 .14
Rock island, 34 34% 3141 33%
Rock inland pf. 71 71 l , 71
Sou. Pacific 50 50% 49% 49%
Sou. By. 00. 25%
fill «it. 43%4816
unw‘ronit BANK STATEMENT
1411119500
Blinds 13 _
. The Summer's heat and diatomic tI will 11090011,}!!!
Ire dreued appropriately. The "w ther-IhIrIIIg your“!
Summer so we began month: Iii) to prepare for our
We houg'lIt the beat Ilghowoight Suits that the market prodii
III I stunning collection of “Coot-Indll'rousors Suitd‘that {we .
such small prices that they will certainly appeal strongly to I . ,-
of a thrifty disposition—besides an. enormous VII-let 91W! 4-
01m of Haberdashery nocuastuy to oompieteawcli I‘e‘IIII' p!
mer wardrobe.‘
Cut tronI strong fancy Chariots. Cassimerel Ind Worsted
infoer at necessary points.
At each price it will mean a saving of from $2 to $6 on
charge for the same qualities.
ourmo surrs : '
Consisting of Costa and Trousers only. unlined. and 111.1001
ounce 0! weight eliminated where possible without driller
shapellness. The coats are cut in the latent styloa and
are finished with belt loops and permanent "turn-Into" at“ 1110‘
You can select any or the swell iIbrles or the season. loin Qt '
Our prlceh mean II. saving of from $2 to $7. .
BOYS‘ DEPARTM EMT—We have prepared indt
fellows as for you, and have a remarkably largo ‘lla
tion of Wash Suits as well as feather-weight Woole
aTflAw HATS.——We have selected the best train
stocks,_hut charge you nothing for our name, all'tbecpoi,
l
Whatever you may want in SUMMER NECKWEAR
shapes. or Outing Stocks, is here at your command. 350‘
SELLEcK a. PR
SOME GOOD OLD POTATOES,
new lot, in good order, 300 peck.
CABBAGE, new, from 5 to 120.
ORANGES. meet but small: freIh
Itock. 250 dozen.
PINEAPPLES,
each.
BEST NEW POTATOES, only 501:
pack. No second quality.
We pack-Io 111mb.
5:: package Starch.
in o and fine, 150
. g Auderaon'. Jail”. 7'0:
THE OPTICIAN. ,
He will give you perfect via ion it such is possible. 5
No charge for examination. ; . It; ‘
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without (with.
5. WALL STREET, ‘ NORYIQEK‘
. _ yrs-0011117 olrrs 5%
We one; the largeh and most complete stock of Storm
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. , * . '
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in 1141153213th
ever been shown in The NorwIlkI. 3 0 ~ - : ‘
NotwithstIndlng the recent Idvanco in diamonds. III we,
stock or clean perfect stones. bougnt' before the advance in
you It old prices. and prices that will p I-fovd a good anestInuti.
complete optical department at both 11 to're’s and will gin a c ‘
tillc examination of the eyes without 0 barge ~
in our repair department we have only first class worm
guaranteohthe pest workmanship at low prices. Diamond *
graving‘w 110 you wait if necessary. ; .
Expert witch and clock repIiring. - , ‘ ‘ ~ '
All our work is done in our own 311de and under our 9"-
Coloburn & Laud!
THE JEWELERS. ‘
06 .WIIhlngton at. South Norwalk. 3 Main
Phone 108.
Norwalk Chronicler