ITIAVIIIIIY\ CHOITGAKI WITH WHIPPle CREAM. 1 ‘5: Washington a. Local News later. ,A. J Collins is visiting in Newark. .today. A dance will be held Saturday oven- ing, at The Knob. A meeting of Ohlr Chapter 0. E. S. will be held tomorrow night. , C. 'l‘. Purdy has returned from a bus- iness trip to Tuxedo. N Y. A cargo of nut coal arrived this morning for Raymond Brothers. Sheriff John W Sculloy is in New Canaan this afternoon on business. There will be a meeting of the A. O H. this evening In A 0. H. Hall in Washington street Sherman Council. R. A., will hold a - meeting tonight. Full rehearsal of de- giec team is to be held. Mrs. John Hsnion. of New Haven, is visiting her mother Mrs. Joseph Tammany. of Monroe street. Edith and Howard Mead, who were in a thrilling runaway yesterday after- noon in East Norwalk are doing nico- ll’ taller. ' -~lt is not possible that‘ you have not tried Kane' s Pies Everybody has. The Rev. Mr. Cunningham. pastor of the East Avenue Methodist Church, will oillciate Sunday afternoon. at the Cranbury Chapel. . 'lne barge Wyoming is being un- loaded at Wilson's Point. for John H. Ferrls' coal customers on the Danbury and NorWalk road. Miss Mary ‘F1ynn. lira Delia Mc« Namara and Miss Mar rat Cunning- ham. who have been visiting here. gave. returned to their homes in Dan- ury Edward Wldls late of Philadelphia, but formerly a batter. in South Nor- walk has accepted a position with the Crofut it Knapp Company. His Nor- wallr friends are glad ..tn.see him. back . among them once more, ., 1. Lincoln Count-"3110.4. United Amer- h an Mechanics. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night. The second degree will be conferred on William * Elzea, of East Norwallr. and all mem- bers are requested to be present. Peter Gannon. who will making a disturbance last evening in the Havi- land House was arrested by Police- man Raymond on a chars of drunk- canons. Gonnon- wad «fied before Judge Taylor this morning and fined 82 and conto.- , --Dr. Rosco. eye. ear, nose and throat. 52 North Main street South Norwalk. Tuesdays. Thursdays. Satur- days from 1 to i p in. ' Henry Splitdorf the famous clec. trlclan and inventorlof New York. so- compaln'ed by his wife, attended the recital given by lira: Nowidrlt' s pupils Tuesday mil scam. rths Hogs sin. gr‘nndnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bpllt~ dorf. was one of the artists. and won . new laurels as a oollst. .‘Wfiflmtgls, Cigar, C‘g. The committee of Franny}; 85:13:: M3 W “ma #0:“. n ‘ ,, ~ t V... g ‘ SOLE. N s 5% - - ii if a principal, are taking stng to dispose of the entire number. he pupils of various rooms are anxious to supply every one who has at any time been a member of the school. The Consolidated Railroad is to use a new cooling system at the Danbury round house which will make the use of buckets of immense elite become general. it. in bpi ed with the use of these iron bash the tenders can be loaded much quicker. Each bucks: will .hold throoounrters or ,n tea. The system has not "as yet- am completely install ll.ed ‘ The Sons of the Revolution in the . . flats of seamen: will hold their use ; . and! meeting at Nathan Hale school . -, handout Namibian works are sold in base m: not ply for One of the Three Members of the Claus College, to be awarded the degree of 35:, 55c. 956. value .1 (MI: more than double. W in?“ in Tirol-i lulu. . ‘ Editor Sentinels .What position was?! my an insurance company take less in; the sums: where m ilouauw harass incurred! . ~ . lNQilanR. From Charles B. liloyt the insurance innip polarity“ Uncertain tho the fol- owing II the rule of the oath go and we think answers the question fully: "The sale of ilroworlts. by which is Meant any p ”technical preparation or device the reaction the application of apart: or flame to affect its Message or explosion is allowed only with standard form of permit. "The time for which the permit may be issued shall not exceed four weeks and the charge therefor shall hot be less than 36 cents per 3100. whether insured for four weeks or less. And the charges therefor applies to all stocks in the same building and'to‘ the build- in; also. " NORTH CENTER MEITI NO. Frederick Wood Chosen Clerk, in Piece of F. I. Gregory. Who Declined. The annual meeting of the North Center School District. held last even- ing, at the school house. was a most harmonious one. and was especially pleasing. as there was no tax to lay, an?) district being practically free from o t. It is probable that the present teach- era Miss Edith Cousins and Miss Car- olyn Colton wli continue in their pres- ent capacity for the coming year 1'. 3. Gregory. who served as com mittee during the past year. did not care to serve again. and Frederick Weed was chosen in his stead. PH. Glendenning‘ was chosen clerk E. K. Gregory, treasurer, H. H Wil- llama collector. and E. S. Adams and Edward Merrill. auditing committee All of the reports showed the dis- trict to be in first class condition in every manner. M'KIBBIN no. my REMAIN. Morehanto’ and Manufacturers' Asso- ciation Appoints a Committee. A largely attended meeting of the Merchants“ and Manufacturers' Asso- ciation was held lasi night at 12 South Main street at which the matter of taking steps to induce the McKibbin Manutacturlng Company to remain in South Norwalk was brought up and action taken. A committee ominouslng Thomas 1 Raymond Jacob Layton. Richard H Golden Stephen S. Hatch and Christ lan Bwartz wa’s rip hinted to take the matter no and no believed that the McKlbbln Company will remain here and that satisfactory terms were made with them. There was some opposition to taking any so rion in the matter at the last meeting but this action did not develop last night. i Houoas roa Miss swAri‘tz. of 1901 to Receive Degree of Mentor of Arts. Miss Helen Margarét Swartz daugh- er of ex- Mayor and Mrs. C. Swariz. of South Norwalk was one of the three vradiinies of the class of 1901 of Vassar Master of Arts at the commencement exercises yesterday afternoon. W PRESIDENT IN WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON. June 11. -—-Presldcnt Roosevelt arrived here from Cleveland it 2 o'clock. "unearths 1"3 I“ m“- . 10 use». in u. on. hero-ilk. Agent for A C. Spauidturo ' Mose Goods ' wan fluorocarbon ls preferable to Individual rmfm: . Its permanenm it nous not die. iido'osnotguabmud. '- thdoaoiiot it through. it is ‘ may m to any curing ready.” wear. The! "diffmnoo" which rollers hop clothes or funny. Prion. you 'll find in mm of prices you 'll fancy-«rum with if: and style to your liking. . Flannel, homespun and wool crash. and doable-brunt!“ models. 33 lo 3'12. yloo. 4'6 to 3’10. Many of our aeolian Jhll'f perform ore exclu- uyurmsn‘y you can match only In Mabel" priced lotus: stylus or all price: buimun' Stood 3‘3 New centers In our straw bot stool-manila» shops with brim turned down In fro cal. 82 nod 33. Strum from 280 to .34. ‘ Fancy lrorlury. fancy wolslooalr. fonoy nook- wear. but unfunny prion. ,1 . . v. nonrandom“. ~ " ' 7.1. one; are; 4 . ,3] "wonwaut. Tut. can. «4'. Ans 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? It not, we want your business because we offer you hay, grain. feed, etc, that are the bast“ob- ialnnblc anywhere. . You can depend down to a certainty on receiving from .us precisely what you order—no doc- torlng of goods—“no substitution. These are a few or the large weighty factions why we want your business" and 'why you need our service. BUY OATS THAT'S. CLEAN. .,1 ii MANUEL 'r. HATCif.‘ iii single. True blue some and fins gray my; warrior! V sum. smurf In our and fl! and guaranteed for: ur- __ shirts "nowhere. flu but of cool: or!» and flu. iii-i Perfumed. A" and W " -. " Boratotl y . i 10 cents born at the " 'Cliflord Phalniacii ”Will 1“ TODAY iN WALL STREET. NEW YORK, June 11. WALL STREET—~Uncovered bear operators in. stocks made a panicky rush to cover their shorts this morning. causing a rebound in prices which exceeded in violence the demoralizing slump at yesterday' a opening. There were some reaction after the opening. but prices were yell sustained at a level within4 a point below the first quotations. The uneasiness of the. bears seemed to be due to the ones tedly good showing mode by the government crop report. WALL STREET; low!) ..a in.-'l‘he stoclt market opened this morning with the bears in. a panic and..cuor- mous blocks of. stocks were bought on a rising smio. ascents rebound in yesterday. Openlll gains ran all the way from 1 to- 8%. the latter for Nor~ ' folk A Western, Five hundred shares sale was 11.000 shares at 66 and 67. . ' WALL STREET ii a. ‘ were rising strongly at 11 o'clock. and , vanes and prices continued to rise Gnnbun'rsou PHOTOGRAPHS in 6111156 Lotont Stylus. ‘ ' ‘1 5 ‘ ART PORTRAIT. in PLATINUM. ‘ of npoolnl work now N EW 0' 5.PLAY on onhibition I. .M. JAOK'ON. Sittings by appointment or to to i! «1.. I so 4 ‘p. m. Oppnoltoilncuui. .. . ‘even Willis liar burns: 4's: ' .. iW 13’s. ‘33 Wait Stencil. Novel-1k, SPECIAL SALE 0f WRHING PAPER. SATURDAY and“ MONDAY. Eaton Harlbcts sample boxes, at 20c. "at! prices 25:10 85:. WJLLIAM P. BEERS droplhlo Suppll6‘; at? . Nonwaut"; coma. “all i PHOTOGRAPI'IBo . '3 cAnmo‘r size, HALF caii'rrm “.75 lot. VOU CANNOT GIT IITTIR OUALIW3. "Mill'- trivia u arm smut. nun-rule H i ' ' MISTY VISION . Comes with advancing years' but can be cleared by pmpofly titted glasses. . tion. narhAcriuc omens; News Spectacles are our specialty. w'hon we fit them they circuits HOMSR 8. NWT, , QM ifitaP 3119* 150% HD " nee-on South in; my 129‘ 1 nmronmo loath 119M ‘0! I toll-“'hH‘DSW. “a on ozgdm “mm of Atchlson sold at 65%. and the next compared with 64 last night. Six thou. sand shares of Erie sold at 297% to 30% compared with 29 last night. opening galn,in St. Paul was 2% and in Union Pacific 2%. United States Steel pfd and Baltimore is Ohio open- ed wide on the sale of 3, 600 and pl 3 500 shares respectively. _ m -—. “rents were taken immediately on the bulge in prices in the' active stocks. and there was some pressure of left~over liquidating sales. St. Paul. 'At'chison. Norfolk and Western. Southern Paci- lie and Union Pacific relapsed a point. After this liquidation sincks' were s'd-' vanred vigorously the gains running from 11/, to 2%. Prices of the leaders some of them had rallied to their opening prices. WALL STREET. noon -—'i‘he pres- sure. to sell stocks, was light on the ad. fills, lead: were genera" y rose ab are or opening. the main in Atchlnson extending to a it Baltimore and Ohio and St Paul 3. Missouri Pacific and Southern Pa- Erie Reading New York Central and Amalgamated 2 to 2% Gains of 2 or over were numerous amongst stocks of secondary importance. Northwest- ern rooe 3%.‘1‘he ,_bond market was dull but strong. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS; . Reported over gunman-e of; ma- bioa A Ooldnchmit Commission Bro- hero. Swarts & Corbett Block South Norwnik: . Open High Low 1:30 Amal Copper. 53); 55% 92% balls Am C. & 12,34 34 Am. C A F. pf. 87 87 87 87 Am Cot 011 3314; 34 3314 34 Amer. Loco. 2014 21 20% 21 Am. Smelt": . 461‘ 46% “5%. 46 Am Sugar, 11.7% 119 117 119 Anaconda. i 87 86 87 A 1118. Pa; 8:95 67% 85% 67% A T. A SIP-.11! 93% 94% 93% 9416 Bali A Ohio’, 31v 8234 81 8215 Bklyn. R. '11:“ 56 65% 58 Chen. A: 01110.38“ 36 it 36 3614 Chi. ANiW.,131m 170 1691‘: 1‘10, Chi. Gt: West; 17%: 19 17% 13 150% Col. 1". #1,. 13535. 36% 135% 65%. l. South: 16K 16*“ 16% .1)». Mil;- .191. 183* 131. De,.& Hud.. 163 471% 168 171 51‘ 1‘81“,“ 29% 31%." Erie. lot 9111., “K $615 611‘ 65* Geo. Electric, 171% 177% “Nil 177% 111 Central.” 181 £3315 130% 133% tau. & Naoh.108 103% 1075i 10'! Manhattan 136% 133% 136 1389‘ Met. 81. Ry 13m mu 123 114 Men. Central '3'1'15 21% 23 Monk. N't 013.21 31 21 31 Kt To 19% 330% 19% 20" 1K. & '1‘ pl. i8“ 49 48 lid. mm: 100% 108 100% 10: - National néua. 1395' II 1555 18 s s Y.Contra1136 mg 126 mu N011. A West. I!“ “K 61% 61% on. u was: a no :3 2361 Pacific “All 33% 36K 28% P088.“ an: 181* 135% 184% 135% Poople‘ cur. gm ‘ “Si ~~s1= ' prices exceedingthempenlng drop of . The . clllc 2% and Union Pacino,.Loulsvllle. ‘ ‘ leaohhagion St, South Norwulk. ' 95' The Fair Cloak and g , mi it Thu Summer's hunt and dimorphic. are dressed appropriately. The "weather-Ill Summer so we began months no to preparoW We bought the boot light-weight Suits that the marl}, . g u a stunning collection or tweet-auditions.“ Suits 7 such small prices that they will certainly appeal it of n thrifty disposition—lesion an enormous vari clue of Haberdashery pecuniary to couplets own nor wardrobe. will be greatly Cut from strong fancy Chariots, Coalitions and WWI; interned at necessary points .1 . At each price it will mean a saving of from 33 to 35 on, . charge for the same qualities. ‘ . OUTING GUI'I’.‘ Consisting of Coats and Treason only, unlined. and in fact or ’ ounce of weight eliminated where possible without danger to'~ shapelinoss. The costs are cut in the latest styles and the are finished with belt loops and permanent “turn-ups" at or You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season. plain Our prices mean a saving of from 32 to 37. ’ so. so $8.00. $106116 1." ' BOYS’ DEPARTMENT—~We have prepared Just "a follows as for you. and have a remarkably large and ~ tion of Wash Suits as well as feather-weight Woolth and - g > STRAW HATt—We hays selected the best tram many ' . 5' , stocks but charge you nothing for our name all the coat ll: ; Whatever you may want in SUMMER NECKWEAR shapes or Outing Stocks, is here at your command YOlii Slate. some nice new full or" , Which l thinkilsgsupenor. Tip 11. '1’ mg; as well no you should. , $990 a. JACKS‘ a,” ~ :I'HE OPTICIAN'. .. He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. No charge for examination. ‘ ” ;, Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay. ”3 WALL STREET. NORWA“ .,., WEDDING GIFTS We odor the largest and most complain shacks, of Sterility: newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs g ttings. pour var Plated are. and Diamond Jewelry in ltln ranches, etc..- ever been a on in The Norwalhs. . ‘ Notwithstanding the recent advance in blamonds. no' we stock of clenliporfect stones. bought before W'mihg you It captions...“ prices that wiilp revs a complete optics! department at both a turbo and will give. a careful tile anemia-Minn! tho oresvwltlout o. lam. malignant we have onlli‘ first class; guird'l' ,nqu “thb’ best ermlhle “at low‘ prices. Diane whlfd you wait if neces .. Swen watchman clock repairing. ,, . g : , . All our work is done in our own shop-mod under our one i‘ ”maelstrom &" Solidi)“ 7' TH! JIWIBIRO. ,- :‘ . 3 Main .14 >1. ionanL. swoon? my ‘3' \ cLoAss. sum Ann ems MILLlNIRY. «new as are conga A ariciALrv. . .
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