gsthe acoustic p
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apostolic. V
"mutiny snoa'rcaas
erI-I wales-so can». '
V51 WspllgngtonVSI.
' Location ides;
~ bliss Gertrude andell. of Gamecock
Hill. is ill with lot fever.‘
' Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
George. will mastitis evening.
ilrs‘. D. Kelleher, of Norwallt. is visit.
ing‘ her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ryle.
of Stamford. .
"Mrs. Mary E. Root. of Bridgeport,
guest yesterday of her son, Hor-
ace cot, of Brush street
Thomas l, Raymond is in New York
today on business. nested with the
Norwalk Steamboat ornpauy
Commodore W. B. Unholts, of the
Norwalk Lounch Club expects to
- launch his new host. this evening.
The adjourned pass ing of the stock-
homes or the Nor-we liock’Company
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o '.ciock
The Darlene and the Y. M. C A.
team will play a 5!:ng of bull Saturday
afternoon on the Norwalk Fair
Grounds \ 2
~32 Washington St. is the place
Kane's goods are solil. ‘ .
some of the best Walking skirts ever
had in stock, at the Howisnd Dry
Goods Company's store. they ofier now
at $4.60 and'85.00.
The annualschool meeting of the
Middle Five Mile River School Dis-
trlot will be held nest Monday even-
lap at it o’clock... ...... .
Miss Ethel K . daughter of
Mrs his 8. Kgyep, gammy of South
Norwalk will rs'duate on June 23rd
from Smith's allege.
Mr. and Min. C. Waiter Aiken of
Wilton avenue. Norwalk have return-
ed from s short..vieit withlfrlends in
N8WII‘k,‘NOW Jersey- . .
Mr. and Mrs. George“ W. Seymour
and daughter. Laurel, were visitors to
day‘at the home of Mrs. F. S. Banks.
of Center avenue, Norwslk.
Miss wean "Wilson his réturn’ed from
her studies at the Hartford School of
Religious Pedagogy. and is now at her
home on the New cannon road.
A son was born last week to Conduc‘
tor and Mrs. Daniel McIntyre, of New
York. Mrs. McIntyre. was tormerly
’. Miss Mattie Dunn. of South Norwalk.
Robert Thieme. of Stanton Hill, Sound
View avenue, who has been making a
two months' tour of Germany. and via-
ited many places of interest. has sailed
for America on the steamship Auguste
Victoria.; and ts expected to reach his
home Friday night
—-Grocers say Vanila Crttais sell
well.
Stacks and collars for an mer are
displayed in great it ‘ety at the D. M.
Read Companys later They also call
your attention in their! ad. to the DDVe
cities in lane.
James Smith submit) improve at
the Norwslk Hospital. He was pick-
ed up in Westport several nights ago
v s ,;-;_, .
with a fractured shall on other ser-
ious injuries. , ,
Thomss'Whius.‘~ I ‘ walk man. Who
tmtursdmls hip expo rlsl Day. has
‘ since that tints beanie shown term.
and Wm than!“ a to take
him to the hospital.
Bhiiilp Stslford. of to_Idltitlgelleltl, is a
visitor‘l Nor'walk
foMboséisfk tom pawl“ cinch-
ter High School is studying enustry
at the University of Pennsylvania.
“One thing can be said about our
opera housed" remarked the observer
‘ of Events and things; “to much sin
tentios seem toidiava been given to
_--Yonliers Stamens; _
' A hearing will he midday mora-
tag at 10 o‘clock at office of the
Wm.“ '" “tom...“ rem.
sy on- a 90 6
yes so anoiinumestoi
today. too. Stu-l
“.910 boxes." '7
Financial has."
mInIsie'yesWi
IA. “we-I'm
noted
I
resulted Several dragon in wars
overcome by Walsh; but survived quiche
”may an anger The
“16:33 destroyed were one at need.
three stones ll and two smaller ones
assuming. 0 pint was fully lawn
e .
The the started in the engine room
and was discovered Joesph Wood;
on employee. tullo pill sdtin alarm
and lusbed‘ back into the bull ing, to
secure his clothing and tools. The
homes cut off his exit but he leaped
through them. tailing just outside the
building. terribly burned about the
head and face.
The the spread quickly throughout
tho plant. The groom! floors were
stocked with unfinished material and
on the second iloor of the largest bulki-
Ing 80 000 finished barrels were stored.
Valuable ranchinery on the third floor
wawuined. .
This is the second time within the
last twa months that a fire has visited
this plant. the drst lire causing a loss
of $40 000. The headquarters of the
concern are in Brooklyn, N. Y Lowell
M. Palmer is treasurer of the Com
Dani’-
SECRETARY CORBETT’S REPORT.
« *—
Now EIghty-Fiv‘e Seclstlss of the Cath-
olic Totsl Abstinence Union.
NEW HAVEN. lune 9—John J. Cor.
belt, statesecretsry of the Catholic To-
tal Abstinence Union of Connecticut.
your ending December 31 ”02. The
repoIt says the state union is compou-
ed of eighty-five societies of which for»
ty- -four are men's nineteen ladies and
twenty- -oue todets' societies. The to.
to! membership. December 31. was ii.-
614, a gain of 312 members during the
year Since December 31 1902. one
Society. the St. Aloysius. of Putnam.
has been admitted with a membership
of eighty-nine. The parade and field
day to be held in Hartford. July 4.
promises to be the biggest affair ever
held in that city. It is,Iexpected that
over 6.000 people will be in line.
The total amount in the treasuries
of the variousrs'ocietles at the end of
1902 was $21. 633. it). a decrease of $210}
for the year. Many societies havo tail-
ed to make report to the secretary. so
the total figures given are bhsed in
port on their condition for 1901.. .
HARVARD Cflfim' LIGHT PRAC-
RED TOP. Gales Ferry. June 9--'l‘he
Harvard crews had rather light one
ties on the river this morning. the
hard paddling of yesterday having tir-
ed the men noticeably so that they
were a little loss)’. The 'varsity eight
toog a leisure row for two miles down
the river in short stretches and rowed
the distance without stopping, on the
way back Most of Higginson' s atten-
tion was devoted to the ’Varsity four-
oar Changes were made in this boat
at No. 2.,sn arrangement which Is like-
ly to be permanent .Ayer and Dilling-
ham remaining at No 3 and stroke re
spsctlvely. The freshman eight rowed
to the navy yard at an easy stroke.
practicing s slow recover. in the re-
turn; the crew tried racing starts. and
sent the boat along in gong style.
INGLESIDE SCHOOL GRADUATION.
NEW MILFORD, June 9. —-The g-rad
uating exercises of the lngleside School
were held today. a class of eleven
young women receiving diplomas
The address tojhe class was by Rich-
ird Burton.
Umbrellas
356. 552:, 95c. value a litflz
more than double.
Souvenir Pastels. Cigar. Cig-
arette and Matt-’1 Boxes.
ooiemah s
. news noon.
10 am»; Main on,
fish
ivhys min compel:
Is preferable to Individual
will "9.36 W. 6";
~ S ummer
today issued his annual report for the?!
by putting Ober at bow and Webster ’
v 2‘ . . ' I
Ramadan». it does not die. _.
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Wear
first “difference” which. tellers Import lo
olelliu a! {shay prices. you'll [Ind In our. eeilng
mm at prleu you 'll lanolin-sum usdy,.ro wean;
wlih (III and style to your llklna. 2 .
flannel. homespun and wool crash. In slnals
and double-breasted models. 38 In $12.
no. blue some and fine gray. clay worsted
suits. smart In our and III and guaranteed for ser-
vice. $6 to m. i
Many of our neallgss sblrr patterns are ugly-
slvs: many you can match only In higher priced
shirts elsewhere. The but of sub price and the
[slut styles or all prlees between 5'! and 36.
New comm In our straw hat sleekénsgllgu
- shape with brlm turned down In from. 3’2 and SJ.
Straws from 280 to 3'4.
Fanny hosiery. fancy wslsloasls. fanny nsolr-
wssr. but no Isnoyprloss. "
;
sou-m Moll-WALK.
Tel. out, can. v.
NORWALK.
Tsl. Gail. M
Powder
Perfumed
and 2 .
Borgia! .
. I
' 10 cents lion at the
Ciliiotd Pharma cu.
PHONI 16¢.
TODAV IN WALL ITNEET.
~3—
point.
84 to 83%, compared with 84%
sliway sold at 23% and 23%. an ex-
Texas lost 1%.
shares was at a recovery.
to nearly a pointoyer last nightDeal-
weakness. 2:.
i
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like it? if not we want your business because '
we offer you buy. grain. feed, etc that are the best ob-
tainable anywhere. You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely what you order—no doc-
toring of goods~no substitution These are a few of the
‘ large, weighty reasons why we want your busines’h and
why you need our service. ' .i
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. . 2.
"‘ MANUEL T. "“7666“
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RKDURTION PHOTOGRIPHS
. in all tho Lat-st Dayton. ” .‘
ART PORTRAIT; In" PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY “'F'
iol c k ‘
soul; .3"
Sittings by appurtenant
orloteii m l Iqu mm.
I: Wall Devan. Not-walk.
caption. ”chi. , .,
i ml; 1“.
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5 . I: ‘M. JACKSON. ; ‘ “ .
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Kodaks andCamoroe
Also isr’ge‘iiha of fr‘oihi‘upplios‘at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
iéaPhotogrsphlo Supplies
9 VV annulus. conu-
, . . PHOTOGRAPHS r " "
okag‘g‘vaizgs, HALF‘OAQIINATO.
2,- vouiaauuor oer serves coitus-v.
" LEWIS. ll Main Street. News
but can be cleared by properly Quad glances.
When we fit them they give satiatscti
REFRAGTINO OFTIGIAVN .
m
MW!
* vendingyes
Spsotscies are ”our Willi ’
HONIR I. How,
Room 9 United Isak Building,
2 OMNWItollum match”.
Special . amoral-at- st convenience at
' otherwise '2 held a shade above their
lierred. Canadian Pacino: New York
. Norwslk:
(Am. Sugar. .
.. Col
i: , .. 2 u as 81 32 ‘
2 Erie, lot ”my???“ 66% 6562 5::
in. centre! 133% 134
mm m
I Barcelona's! 13%“ It 513%
secs ‘ ‘
WALL STREET. ii a. m.--The
heavy accumulation of St. Paul. which
carried it to 150%. induced sctivo bid—
ding for stocks at other points. and the
entire market rallied sharply. Union
Pacific and Southern Railway recover-
ed a point from the lowest. and Man-
hattaa and lncomotlve preferred sold
s point over last night. There was
weakness in Amalgamated. People’s
(he, Reading and the Erica. which
lowered them i to 1%. arrested the
improvement in the market and prices
declined again. Baltimore and Ohio
came back to 83%. and Pennsylvania
went below .134. but railroad stocks
opening. Other declines of note In-
cluded 1 to 1%2 in St. Louis and San
Francisco second preferred,- Kansas
City. Southern Preferred Detroit Unit.
ed Railway and General Electric. New
Haven advanced 4%.
WAIIL STREET. l p. m.——There was
no diminution in the buying move-
ment until the list had- advanced con-
siderably further in spoils; Missouri
Pacific lose to 108865. and Atohlson
preferred. Union Pacific. ’Wabssh pre-
Centrsl. Pennsylvania and Brooklyn
Transit were 1 a 1 better. Colorado
Fuel Sloss Shelliel Steel and Dela~
were and Hudson gained 2, and Metro-
politan Securities 1%. Purchases then
slackened but the market held pretty
well The advance was renewed again
at 1 o 'cl0ck with the Transcontinentals
leading.
TODAY'S OUOTATIONB-
Reported over private .wrre or his.
also a Goldschpoldt Commission Bro-
kers. Swsrts a Corbett Block, South
Open High
Amsl Copper. 63’ 53%
C t R. 35% 36% _
in. Got. Oil. 34% 34%
Americas. loo,- .3 m
Am. ice pfd..v31% 31%
AmenLocoq 80% 20%
Am. Smelt, 4m 45 a,
116% 118% 116% 118
Anaconda, 86 85 86 86
A. T ‘8. Fe. 66% 68% 66% 68
A.-T. & 813.9(983‘ 93% 92K 98
Bait. d: Ohio 83% 84“ 83% 84
Bklyn. KIT" 66% 67% 66% 57%
Chen. I: Ohio. 68% 38% 36% 38
Gill 5 N. W; 110% 172% “0% 178
Chi or. West.,19 19 18% 18%
C. M. £8t. 9.148% 151% 168 161
Col. F ‘I.. 66 6.7 66 ".2675
South. 17 17 16%.?“
could. Gas. 190% 163 190 106
Erich b-..,.Hud,:1:gK-:169% 168% 160K
mmnmmm
0
lies central. stun tag me an
fifi’i‘i’f‘“... " " it" ’1“ iii
fem pill. on “it“... K
£6.” agreeing, tom 10m 101* was
N Y. Gabi, 136 126% 136 126“
Nod. 16:3 We! SAL, :6“ 26% 86 3,4
:5 I!“ 26% 16
m3. 36 114 126%
PMS 97 96 ' 96%
““4"
16 mi”. 8%"
owns. a
.210
‘sss. 31:3
33%. ,38
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m. -liesvy
selling orders appeared in the market
at the outset and carried down the
principal Paciflcs, Coolers. Southwest-
erns and specialties from it to s
. Running sales of 3.000 shares
of Baltimore and Ohio were mad? at
set
ight and 2,200 shares of Southern
treme decline of 77/... Kansas and
There were 3,000
shares of Pennpylvs'nla sold at a de-
cline of it. but the next block of 2. 900
St. Poul
also after opening down to recovered
logs were on a large scale throughout
the list and small gains in a few spec-
ialties were the onlyexceillious to the
The Sumni’sr'p best and Tummm
are dressed appropriately. ,T he.
Summer so we bepsa monthssgo to.prs
We bought the best light-w t Suits that the - I .
as a stunning collection or " t-sad- Trousers
such small prices that they will certsiuii some! strong! , .
of s thrifty dlsposition~besides an enormous variety. 2
else of Haberdashery necessary to complete I weiivdr
mer wardrobe.
LIGHT-WEIGHT SACK “I
Out from strong one, Cheviot’s. Casslmerss and Worsteds.
inforced st necessary I,inul
At each nrlcedt wl Imesn a saving of from 32 to"¥6 on
charge for the same qualities
ou nub surrs‘
Consisting of Coats and Treason only, unlined. and is: fact .
ounce of weight eliminated Where possible without danger to}
shapellness. The costs are out in the latest styles and the
are finished with belt loops and permanent "turn-ups” atl‘tli
You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season, p18?
Our prices mean a saving of from 63 to 87.
IOYS' DEPARTMENT—We have prepared Just as well room
follows as for you. and have a remarkably i go Milieu ~ .
tion of Wash Suits as well as featherweight oohnjgthnd
STRAW HATS. «We have selected the bestoo from
stocks but charge you nothing for our name, all the cast
Whatever you may want in SUMMER NECKWEAR. lass DA
shapes or Outing Stocks, is here at your command. an snag”. “*
Rib,"
SELLECK s. FRI
SOME 0000 OLD POTATOES,
new lot, in good order. 30c peck.
CAIIAGE, new, from 5 to 12¢. ,
ORANGEBV. sweet but small; flesh
stock. 25c dozen.
PINEAPPLES, large and fins, 15¢
each.
BEST NEW POTATOES, only 600
peck. No ascend quality.
We bag Salt. sa. ,
5: bag Slit. set}: ‘2.
10¢ package w
5c package Gill‘s
. THE OPTICIAN. ,
He will give you perfect vision it such is possible.
No charge for examination.
Matching or lenses, and all repairing done without delay- ' 6-“
68. WALL STREET. . " '
'd.
WEDDING 0!? TS; ‘
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of $00
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs'snd cuttings..-
ver 12% Ware, and Diamond Jewelry lull :_
ever elitists in The N'orwslks. ‘ ; 5 1“
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Dismbads. as «users
stock or clean; perfect stones. bought before the saves
you .st old prices, and
im that will p rave a good In
complete deal deps eat at be loved ind will tit?
tillc axial atlas of the isyes withou c lisrge‘.
. ., la purrepslr department we have only first class ‘
susrsates the best workmanship at low prices. Dis.
grsvhggwhilsyoa waitltnecesssry. «.2 .s.
Export watch and clock repairing.
Allourworkisdoneinourowashops and undercut”
Callahan: a Lou: It.
Tell lateness.
IO Washington It. South Norwsik, '
Phone 106
Cutiuii 5 Bridge Fish
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