Ice Gum that you W silos «the Absolutely Rare. 4 ' srnswsasnv oucarcaaa WITH W‘HIPPED cnsm. WW 5 I Washington St. Local News Isles. W The launch Choemaun Is being plac- ed in commission Albert McMahon. of Bethel, was a visitor in town over Sunday. Horses and carriages to let at Schaub's stables. Washington. street. South Norwalk. George Traendley. of Roton liill. en- tertained friends from out of town ov- er Sunday. ~Grocors say Vanilla Crystals sell well. . A regular meeting oi Putnam Hose Company will be held at the headquar- tors this evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cole of Railroad avenue, who spent Sunday in Bridge pnr.i returned today. Umbrellas for 35. 55 and 95 cents, value a. little more than double. at Coleman‘s News Room. Miss S. A. Esterbrook delivered a Very interesting address at the South Norwalk daptist Church, yesterday. The G. N. McKiben baseball team will play the Georgetown team. on the Baxter groupgs. Saturday afternoon. The June ale of white wear con- tinues at the. onion Store. Today they call attention to corset covers. Eric. Harstrom's team played a Flin- art avenue team Saturday and won by the score of 23 to l3. (1. li.‘ Morgan was the umpire. The marriage of Miss Alice ll. Cram and Hubert E. Bishop will take place at Grace Church, Wednesday after— noon. at 4 o'clock. Clinton Commandery, K. '1‘. of Nor- walk. will hold a special conclnve, Fri- day evening. at which the order of the Temple will be conferred. The annual collection for the Amer- ican Home Missionary Society will be taken next Sunday in‘ the South Nor- wallt Congregational Church. ~—(lilhert Ii. Morgan has taken the local agency for C. R. Burr it Com- pany, of Hartford. nurserymcn. and will be pleased to take your ormdeis If you are interested in intestments write to the International Petroleum Company It costs you nothing. A. J. Middleton. of Woodward ave nue. has rem0ved his family to 590 Park avenue, Bridgeport. Mr. Middle- ton is in business In that city. Arthur Godfrey. who has been at the hon ital for the past week with rheu— rna ism. has left the institution. and gonelto his home in East Norwalk. Meat that gives strength may per- haps be hardt get, but there is plen- ty of it at the bile Market. cut from young. plump, tender stock. A good sized delegation of members of St. Augustine Council K. of C. of Stamford are expected to arrive this evening in Norwa‘k about 8. 30 to be the guests of Catholic Union Council “Jack" Dunleavy. of South Norwalk. pitched for the St. , ls team yester- day- morning, :In guns with the Brooklyn' s. andth $81.. Louis team won the gsmg by .5 score .of fod'r _t_o. tw w.'o The Sentinel has received a commu- nication from I writer regarding two fights on the Washington street bridge. yesterday. It the correspondent will leave his name at the 051cc the arti- cle will be printed. The summer schools for teachers It the Connecticut Agricultural College. Storrs. will be conducted again this, summer from July 6th to 28th. we‘ tuition and room rent will be free and good board can be obtained at cost. -l)r. Rosco. eye. ear. nose and throat. 58 North Main street. South Norwsllr. Tuesdays. Thursdays. Baton days from 1 to 4 p.111. If you Judge a woman by the hitch» e keeps she should be supplied a gas range A postal will bring eConnoctlcnt Railway and Light~ ing Company's representative. mania. who was taken to the "Normal: Hospital last week. with a : fractured Ikumis us. baldne- nothowhow he was 11an its says. yhozavor, that the “nothing that he “8:1:le Heist-ennui m‘ 'm cams «new. wombat tho um , atrogc. Rogue; ' Chirag‘es of the it is requested that It the so «ital of the pupils .of Mrs. New m on h‘rldIy evonlng that the guests pro- ;ont their cards of invitation It tae‘ cor. There was In electrical display in Washington street last night. The insulation were off one of the wires in front of Jacob Schauh's boarding house and set I large tree on re. There was some excitement for a f w minutes. Lowe's orchestra gave a concert on the plans. It Roton Point. yesterday afternoon. and entertained a large number of people. despite the unfav- orable weather. There was no danc- lng last Saturday night. as the lights refused to work. and the pavilion] was almost In darkness. A party of four young men visited in Southport. yesterday. and stayed rath— er Into. They forgot that the cars do not run as late on Sunday nights as they do on week days. and when they went to catch the lost car they found that it had gone. They walked part of the way home, and hired a rig to take them the remainder of the way. They reached South Norwalk about 2 o'clock this morning. rather wet. SHAKE-UP IN 'VARSITY EIGHT. Whittaker Took stubbo' Place and the LIttor Succeeded Coffin. CALEB FERRY, June 8.——The shake- up which has been expected in the Yale 'Varaity eight on account of the repeated defeats administered by the freshmen developed today. When the ‘iew started out for the morning prac- tice Whittier. who has been rowing at number five in the freshman boat. was In Stubh's place at number five in the 'Varsity and Stubba had Coilln‘s seat at number 3. thus forcing Coffin out of he boat. The crew Is now rowing in the following order: Bow. Waterman (captain); 2, Daly; 3. Stubbs; «i. Jud- ..on; 5, Whittier; ti. Miller: 7. Cross;. coxswain, Miner. A heavy wind which blew up stream against an cbb tide caused very rough water. and a light rain made the cou- dltlons still more disagreeable. The at 9:30 o'clock. They were coached by Kennedy. who Impressed upon them the necessity of getting the cars into the water together with greater snap. and also of getting a stronger leg drive. The wisdom of giving Whittier a seat in the boat was soon apparent. i‘he improvement is the catch and the amount of snap displayed was marked. the men showing the best form of the year. (in the return to the quarters .bo stroke was hit. up to Iii or 35 for .he last 800 yards. and the rowing was very smooth considering the rough rater. ‘ At 10:3 o'clock 111% freshmen eight went "out. rowing in the follow ing order named: Bow Hecksher; 2. Swensou; 3. Morse; 4. Scott; 5, Chase; l. McMahon: 7, Weeks; Stroke. Whil- it. has up to this time been rowing in the freshman car. The crew rowed up stream close to theeast shore .'or a distance of about a mile and were touched in making the catch without :topplng the boat. Atfcr returning 1er way to the iiuat the water becnrdo .o rough that the eight had to stop owing and the boat was paddled down trcam by tours. Earlier In the day Coach Kennedy took the different members of the freshmen eight out in pair oars anti gave them individual'lnstruciion. MEETING SUPPREBSED BY POLICE DUBLIN, June 8—-—An irish National League meeting announced to take place at Tallow. Waterford, yesterday, was suppressed by the police. to members of the league. howev r as- sembled in a field outside town and after listening to spec es deliv- ered by James J. O‘Shea and Thomas J. Condon. members of Parliament. the meeting denounced the proposal 01 the corporation of Waterford to present an address to King Edward on the oc- casion of his majestys proposed visit to Ireland. TO INVESTIGATE OUTRAOEB. PEORIA. “1., June 8—Joseph R. Greenhut former. president of the whiskey trust, and hing wife left for nor today. Mtr. jO nonhu’t will pink ‘sp lave “£3! to the”; t “in... on the m for the commission8 on national and civil rights of the Union of Jewish Con- a member. Un‘ibrell‘as 35c, 55c, 95c, paint a little more'flmi double. Souvenir Portals. ig . Cig- arctic and Hatch Bo Col am an ’s . . news soon. In North Main an, ’ 80.110":le Agent for Art}. Bpauldtnrs ' Bombs" Goods. ’Varsity eight pushed offlfrom the float . gregationa of America. of which he is ' . é'lNo. 2 N delivered at 4'6 3 6 olvorod ova consumerism": sartorsorton on uonsv ”on. Cemfort Clothes. Take PIt’s advice to warm weather: "It you can ’t he stay. be II Iisy as you can.” ' Easy to do that—easy ton your pocket- -boolt .if you -. come here. I '» Thin Blue fierge and Gray Clay Worsted Suits inst color. well made. perfect fitting and extremely serviceable. $6..ooto$t800. . t»,. 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 812.00. Separate Flannel Trousers. turned- -up bottoms. just full enou h. 82. so to $4.00. egligeo Shirts, picked patterns, plain and plaited bosoms, $1.00 to $3. 00. Belts, up-to-date. use. to $r.5o. - Fancly Hosiery in newest gray effects and embroider- ed as wel 25 cts. to 75 cts. All good kinds of Thin Underwear from 35 cts. a 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 'cxcepting shoes. sour” NORWALK. Tel. can, 32-2. NORWALK. Tol. Call, 444. FOUL TR Y FEEDS. We have just unloaded I on of Barley Grain which is I most excellent hon feed, and it's cheap. It‘s I good food for cattle or boys, in our opinion, better than corn. Other foods for poultry arc: H-O Poultry Hominy Wheat Gluten Pratt's Food Millet Seed Corn and Cr. Oorn ’ Sun-Flower am Chick MInnI If It any time what i have to offer Is not what you'd like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods Iiid on- ly charge the price you ought to pay. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL '1‘. HATCH. GRADURTION PHOTOGRKPHB . In all the Lat-at Itylco. ’ ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM. ‘ of op-olol work now I l N Ew DISPLAY on pxhlblclon. I. M. JACKSON. ' ‘ x a: w." strodtl‘hom-Ik. Q Oppoolto Nocol. ? ‘ / l Sitting. by appointment [May-Joust: m. .. a to A p.m T her: if no ’odak but M: m Kodaks and Cameras Also largo llno of fresh supplies at WILLIAM F. BEERS Photo ran hip u lib: - «immanent 1 pp 5' pp NORWALK. court. .. :: I : :2 1 : ; ;..;~ ...;-_.;I:-:-:-i-.-.- RHOTOORAPHS'. ~. . -. csslnsr sIzs HALF cs‘smsrs. candor. mo ~ You cANNO'r our ssrraa ousurv. . LEWIS. ll Main Strut: Nwalh.~ ........................................... . mites Instr.” .r But there are "exceptions to every rule." Haste to mow 010' car- rooted in the bright and shining exception to this one. HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTINO OPTIGIAN, MW“. Room 9 United Bank lulldi one. hours 8 to uztsn'ia: '45 to 0:80. sum-om“. Special Appointments It convent ones of muons. 30m sfgok at r: _» other also: I Talcum Rowdcr ‘ Perfumed and Borated ‘ 10 cents. box at the Cliiiord Pharmacu PHONI 1M. ' of stocks continued abundant TODAY IN WALL ITREIT. WALL STREET. 10:10 I .m.—-Sell- ing of stocks was renewed at the op- ening this morning and heavy blocks of the principal speculative issues were thrown over. The advance in the discount rate by the imperial Bank of Germany caused some selling here for foreign account. Canadian Pacific and Twin City Rapid Transit were carried down 114. Sugar 1%. Alchlson. 11,4 and Illinois Central. Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific 54 to a point. Blocks of 1.000/to 2,000 shares were dealt. in In the stocks specified. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—A fever- lsh rally of slight Motion was whip out much avail in holding the market. as liquidation was renewed in leading stocks not much affected In the open- ing selling. Baltimore & Ohio lost 214 and southern Railway. Reading. . Norfolk and Western. Missouri Paci- fic. Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific. the Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie stocks. United States Steel pfd. and Peoples Gas 111*,4. Atchison lost 17,4 and Canadian Pacific 254. There declines also of 4 in Schloss Shef- iicl Steel 254 in Twin City Rapid Transit and Metropolitan Securities. :1 in Northwestern 3 In Hocking Val- ley and New Yorlt Chicago and St. Louis and 11154 and Biscuit and the Kansas City Southern stocks. Prices were running off rather rapidly in spots at 11 o’clock and the average level was below the opening. WALL STREET. nooo:~—There was. less pressure to sell toward noon but lug power. Atcbison lost 2%. Read- ing 2. and Norfolk and Western 154. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Offerlngs after midday. The stream of liquidating sales of Atehison. Union Pacific. Mis- souri Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio. Readings and People’s Gas causing considerable misgivings. Thcsc'lead- showed losses since Saturday's close I n to 254 with a maximum in Atchi sou. Further declines of importance were scored by many less known stocks including ii In American Ex- press, 254 in Consolidated Gas. 3 In North America and 2 or more In var- ious others. Stocks recovered sharp- ly after 1 o'clock. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wire or hia- pies & Coldschmidt, Commission Bro- kers, Swarts & Corbett Block, South Norwolk: . High Low 1: 80 53-34 5254 52% 36 35-14 85% 87 54 87 81 .14 54 34 5t; 33% an 854 32 32 20a 20% ma 451,4 4514 mg 1165411654 so so so can 66% 66% 93 92% 9214 so we 84% Open Amal. Copper 53% Am. C & F. Am. C. & F pf. 87% Am. Cot. Oil. 341,4 Am. G. Twn.. ii American Ice. , 814 Am. Ice ptd., 32 Amer.Loco., 2054 Am. Small... 4554 Am. Sugar. 11754 Anaconda 86 A. '1'. a s. Fe. 69 AT. A SJ‘. pf. 9294' Bait. & Ohio. 8554 Bklyn.R.'l‘.. 6'1 . 5754 5614 5554 hues. A Ohio. 3854 8594 '36 38; Chi. IIIN.W..173 173 110 1‘10 Chi GcWest..1954 19541954 1954 ..M I: St. P. 14954 14854 141154 14854 onsol. Gas, 1911- 162 19154 19154 Del. & Hud.. 168 168 16154 18754 Detroit South. 1814 19% 1854 1114 Erie. .1854 32.54 Erie: 1.. pfd. “54 £9. can! trlc ”us 114 175 lll.ContrIl,.18454 mu m 13:54 Lou. a: stir. 11154 um 11054 11094 Manhatton.'18654 18654 136 136 Mot. at. Ry., 12114.13 astound. 2314 it am an ass. N't cough. am am :3 Notional [MALI-18 18 @818 N 100111111. 18454 1894 184543114:- 'l‘hs Bummc'r'o out and discomfort. will in “prism s are dressed appropriately. The “wooihonhsrpi Bummer so we began months ago to prepare for your .. We bought the belt. light-weight sum that the erwhm as a stunning collection of “Cost-and -'I‘rousers Suits such small prices that they will certainly Ipoeol strongln tq 4* of I thrifty disposition—besides an enormous variety .. clan of Haberdashery necessary to complete swell-dross“ mer wardrobe. . ' LIoI-Ir-chm-Ir sacx our!“ Cat from strong fancy Cheviots. Casslmeres Ind Won-sleds, ~ inforcod at necessary points.‘ . At each price it will mean a saving of from 82 to 95 on I charge for the same qualities; ourmo surro' Consisting of Coats and Treason only unlined. and in fact with ounce of weight eliminated where possible without danger to shapoliness. The costs are cut in the latest styles and the are finished with belt loops and permanent "turn-ups" It on You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season. plain or. Our prices mean a saving of from 82 m 81. $6. 50, $8. 00, QIO Ind 3|! . 1 BOYS' DEPARTMENT—We have prepared Just as well fol" d follows as for you. and have a remarkably large and hon-.1 ‘ tion of Wash Suits as well as feather-weight Woolens and . OTRAW HATS. -—We have selected the best from man! . stocks but charge you nothing for our name all the cost is I“. Whatever you may want in SUMMER NECKWEAR. largo shapes or Outing Stoc,ks is here at your command. 280 and ‘ the market showed no effective rally- ‘ ers all dropped to a lower level and ' SATURDAY, JUNE or! t . SOME GOOD OLD POTATOES, now lot, in good order, 30c peck. CABBAGE, new. from 5 to 129. ORANGE. sweet but small; fresh stock, 26c dozen. PINEAPPLES, large and fine, 15c each. BEOT NEW POTATOES, only 50c peck... No cogent! quality. LORENZO DIBB BARGAINQI ~ 10c bag Slit, Gone .I, 2.,“ 5c bag Bait. 3o." 10c package sunspot. . ’ 5c package Stflplt. let ‘I Anderson'; Jams. To. . Apricot Jam, in 61:46.59. 10c. 1 " A . If You Cannot Sec II "I! as you should. THE OPTICIAN. ‘ ' I He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. . No charge for examination. , ~ 5? Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay. as WALL eraser. aoawaut, ' WEDDING GIFTS .. We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling- newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best ver Plated Ware, Ind Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches. sin... ‘ ever been shown in The Norwalks. . Nptwlthstanding the recent advance In Maids. II' we Iii stock of clean perfect stones. bought before the advance we of! you at old prices. and prices that will p rave I good investment. complete optical department It both I tom and pill give I careful use examlnItion of the eyes without c huge. in our repair department we have only first class worms . gnIrIntoe the workmanship at low prices. Diamond new»? ngvlng while you wait if necessary. . Export watch and clock repairing. All our work is done ln our own shop: and under our own Calobnm & Lauder, THE JEWILIRO. 96 Washington on. South Nor-walk. it 9 VNIII‘ Phone 108. Outbill’s Bridge Fish Ii“
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