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ITMWIIBIY IHOITMKC
' WITII WHIPPID GRMAI.
The Common Council of the City is!
210;ka will hold a session Monday
II N
Charles Lockwood, the popularcierlt
" in Grocer Charles E. Beymour's store.
was on the sick' list yesterday. .
an eight and one half young boy was
born to Mr and J. Wallace Pun-
soil of Westport, on Tue-darn
é-rflllit Crash Caps... 0'.Brien
A regular business meeting of Lin- I
coin Council, 0 U. A, We "a held last
evening. Routine 4 business was
transacted.
Mrs Henry a. new and son in-
lng, oi Gerard Place. are visiting Mrs
Bulitley's sister, .Mra. ,L. M Thatcher,
of Nutley, N. J.‘
—Arethusa Spring Water 91 doa.F
D Lawton £00
The South Norwalk Trust Company
says there are fourteen reasons why a
trust company is preferable 101' the
handling of trusteeships etc.
Mrs. E. B. Manville presided at the
piano at a concert given by the pupils
or Miss Lucy M. Marks. in Grand 0p-
eraiiouse, Stamford, last night.
~It Is not possible that you have
not tried Kane's Pies; Everybody has.
The D. M. Read Company 0 collection
of silver were is a notable one. If
you have to select .glfts. tor June
brides. this is a good place for you to
visit. a
There was a musical entertainment,
Tuesday evening, at the home of For-
nundo Van Scoy, in North Main street.
Music was furnished by Shepard' s or-
chestra.
——White Enamel Curtain Poles with
fixtures, in emf Extension Rods, 6 and
10c.ea.; Lace Curtains, Window Shades
a specialty. M. 8. Emith 9
St. Mary' 3 Hoeplt'al. on ihe Weill
Rocks road. has opened for“ the season.
and there are now sixty children there
from New York, under the charge of
the Sisters.
The flower committee of the South
Norwaik Congregational Church will
be at the church tomorrow afternoon
from i to 6 ocloch to receive flowers
for use' in the Children' s Day exercises
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. George F. Bearse oi
Falrdcld avenue, are spending several
days in Charlestown Lake. Canada.
William H. Banks is substituting in the
. South Norwailr Savings Bank during
Mr Bearae's absence. ,
-Latest Straw Hats. O’Brien.
.. A meeting of thalldvisory Commit-
tee of the South Norwaih Baptist
Church was held last night to consider
, One new member was
admitted and two were examined for
immersion. Sunday evening.
- The mast which was on the tore
deck of the oyster r Comman-
der was removed yfiirm. Several
days ago the commander had a slight
.. collision with a boat in New York
harbor. The in a split and con- ,
sonnentiy it was removed A new one
' will be put in place 93W
-—New Potatoes, 40c pk. KILL. a Ca
Two new cases of scarlet lover has
been reported min the this'nted nuuu
ing at l Ely auntie. The victims
are the chlidreno
quarantine has
homes of the on and Wes-
sei families. that: any ones now in near
saline being the two Eyelet: children
and Rosie Poll am. .
odimnItha
:
The brands of cigars“ and cannons: ,
Pbarmorydiava ‘ ‘,
forsaleatlhe‘fl’iflord WM
“augment! p
.21
Joseph Crotch. The ,
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' . Modern malice. or mining have so ......
and reducod the {price oi Oudog‘ Suits that any man may now .
be well dressed and consiortablaq for very little money.
We invite attention to our Mines of Outing suits Coats
have wide shoulders' and close-setting collars. and‘in perfec-
lien or fit and 'stylr match our high grade sum liilcvcry dc:
tail. .
:l
the style .
crash. in both single and double breasted models. “$5.00 to
$12.00.
True Blue Serge Suits that fit right and wear long and
well, $6.00 to $18.00.
Separate Flannel Trousers. with belt straps and cuffs, at
bottom. $2.50 to $4 00.
up.
6
Everything else men wear in the "Good .old Summer
time," except shoes. .
The smartest Negligce Shirts in town. $1.00 to $3. 00.
Smart Straw lists. 25c. to $4.00.
Fancy Hosiery in greys and embroidered clients, 250 and
I
You may choose from Flannel. homcrpun ,and wool ml
BHORE NOTES.
C. H. Davis is enjoying a short stay
at Red Top cottage. Mr Davis Will
not be with us this season, and h
rented his college. Reports conflict
as‘ to whom to eoccupant will be but
so far as be learned, Schuyler
Hamilton will he the new tenant. A
rumor bad it that the Beale brothers
had taken the house. Later reports
verify the former statement.
The work on the lawn belonging to
Samuel Tweedy. of Danbury, is com-
pleted and as soon as the grass seed
is sown. will make one of the prettiest .
lawns in the vicinity. A large
amount of stone work has been put
up hy Charles Stevens of Darlen. and
together with the landscape gardening
the place is one not to be excelled.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Day and sons
Charles and Selby, are guests of Rev
aners James at Ellm Home.
The C. T. Clair ol Danbury, an or
sanitation of young ladies of that
city has taken Benin cottage. ,,
George ngson, of Danbury spent
a few days as the guest of Charles
Sanford. of Hubbeil cottage.
R; E. Jarboe of Brooklyn has less
an Beale cottage and expects to in
stall his family on July 10.
S. M Birch is overhauling his row.
boat. The skill now looks reeplend
out in a new cost of paint.
James H. Sceley has placed a cob
ble wall in trout of his cottage in
Park avenue.
Walter J. Btrohmeyer of New York.
will spend Sunday at his home in Sun-
mit avenue.
Oscar Mills ls busily engaged in
giving Outlook cottage a second cost
2! paint.
'UMBRELLAS'
35c. 55c. 95c. value a little
more than double. ,
Socomi‘r Phsials. Cigar, Cig-
suite and Hatch Boxes. .
CDLfi MAN’S
NEWQ ROOM.
10 North Main at... In. Norwaik.
Agent fora. C. Bpauldlngs
“ Basebalinoods. '
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Hail».
tainable anywhere.
. ,lsrge weighty reasons wh
why you need durhervice.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
ARE YOU SATISFIED ,
with the grain and lend you buy? Do you put up with .. ‘
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the treatment you receive without saying anythln
you feel like ill. it not we want your'busioesssfiriilso
» we oifor you hay. grain. food, etc. that are the best ob-
You can depend down to a certainty ’
on receiving from uh precisely what you excerpt”) 40%
lorlag of goods—410 substitution“ These are a ten of the ‘
y we want Your busindhs and "
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MANUEL T. HAT“
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will, the Latest Dayton.
ART PORTIM‘ITMMPRATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
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Sittings by Ippotntihons
orlotola 015.: 3909mm
GRADUR'I‘IO' PHOTOGRIRHS
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on "monitoring vi . .
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germ-ands have been '
Sailplanes smriksri
We finals at ' L '
CRIMQ gl 2!!
Cliiiord Bitumen
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'rooav in win. eraser.
. WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.—-Wilh
the exception at a decline of l; in.
Pennsylvania opening prices. all the
principal stocks were higher. Gains
ran from K to a paint in Baltimore and
Ohio Chesapeskos Ohio, Nor
Western. Reading. saouri Peel 0, At-
chison and St. Pauhand: blocks 011,000
to 2,000 shares of most of these stocks
changed hands This higher level or
prices 0! Americans in London helped
the rise here. hilt house disposition to
realise was repo from London.
WALL small: 11 a. m.-‘Large
selling orders our on the market.
but the demand auillclenl to keep
the list practically. steady and alter
these offerings were worked off prices
improved sharplydn all directions. one
point gains or over were numerous
in the active dividion and included at.
Paul, Rock land Norfolk and West-
ern. Sugar. issotlrl Pacific Baltimore
and Ohio, Erie, and Alchlson A feat-
ure of the market was the increased
demand tor stocks selling between
20 and 40 and also the high priced
investment grades. Many of these
rose from 1 to ll points, ,
WALL STREET. noon—~12": marzet
. gave way slightly alter ll o ‘clock. Nor~
folk and Western reacting a point, but
selling '3' well absorbed at the reces-
an
“algamated hold the market steady.
Bonds were strong.
WALL STREET. in p. Ind-The an-
nouneement that President Beer was
upheld by the court in his refusal to
snswer‘ questions before the interstate
Commerce Commission. started a buy‘
lng movement in the Coolers. Read-
ing. Erie and Penneylvania were
taken in largwhlocltsnuadqose be-
tween 1 and 2 points, and Delaware
and Hudson alld‘b‘ckhwadim grilled
3% it 4. Northern Faciflo crossed 104
and it. Paul. Atchlson..Un a. Pacific.
' southern preferred and Am lgamated
also went considerably! higher.-' The
there were some slight moonstone.
Too/ms ouorarfdws.
Reported over: private wire or our
pies & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro.
hers, Swsrts s Corbett Block South
SPECIAL SALE
49 WALL ITRIIT.
CAIINIT IIZI,
92.75. dos.
.tr:-.:-'.:: .;-;-.-:- l
M um‘a—a’v
PHOTOGRAPHS .
uau‘dlt
vnu cinder oar mm QUALITY. “
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£19NDAY.
Eaton Halibut: sample boxes. at 20:. retail m25c to 85c. 0.,
.MP 5
1": ”(aphid Suppl "
. ... -...uosisats. coed.
00min with advancing m, but can he clear-dilly 38ml. lilies
Spectacles nre our
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~NYCsntrallg
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02.5.; High Low 1:30
Amaié Copper 5 56% 55% 56%
86% 85% 36
Am.C or. 3,8! 885; 88 385;
l Am. Gilt. Oil, 36% 86 35% M
i I Mar. . 1 22% 21% 22%
l Am. smelt? 6% l6%' this
Am Sagan" “119% 120% 119% 1““
A. "r. as. seem 69;; 68;; can
A.T...'&8F pea»; 95 949; as
sin a Jhio an; as 84 an;
3". a Refill 3%; ill 33;; 3:51,:
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gm gt N w., in 17311:“ 11:“
1' ”M“
a. Mrs 8t r 1615; 152;; 1519; may.
Rat, em an; em 67
Col shuts. m; 183; 131.; is.
‘gznscl cu 1m; mm 192;; 190's;
no . oe
”ll-.2“ 3‘ m m not;
$51255”? u my; 12s
it; :2 salt
.N'cctrs’. m; in; 229; m;
'1’» 38% 33% 33%
,1;- soy; soy;
m
use, longhorn
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34% 85%
33 33.
selected has on they , .
k&‘
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p e, to a new high .
, The Wimkmd towards
noon. but a rise of ever a point in Am-
market quieted down at l p'clock. and .
“3%" 170 l . 17255,
4%
102% ion; .
12:; ml; is»; ‘
York Stale. some nine .new‘iull crass ‘
Which fl lhinkls‘" superior. '
hswost patterns. Cut aim in latest designs
summ-
If"!!! 1,999 you wait if necessary
. ouch small prices that they will certainly
‘ 'of l thrifty disposition—409M”
follows as for you. and have a remarkably large and hand rem
' ii‘hdhdnimsdh an I. ‘ we. will be or in »
s- ...... .. ...... 'v- iii” swim. 3'. urn.
main r so we .
We Delight the beat lighnws ht "its that the markstwpéod
as a stunning collection at" cand-Tmugeg'ul't‘s”
an arena s variety 0!. ._
to complete a well-dressed 5W"
else at Haberdashery necessary
nor wardrobe.
Out from strong fancy Chariots. Cusinieras and Worsteds. ,‘
inforced at necessary
At each price it eiii'um a saving 0! from 92 to 96 on wh
charge for the same dualltles. ..
OUTING SUIT.
Consisting 0! Goals and Trousers only, unlined. and in fact with. ,
ounce oi weight eliminated where possible without danger to 991'
shapeliness. The costs are cut in the latest styles and the ..
are finished with belt loops and permanent “turn-ups at the
You can select any or the swell fabrics of the season, plain or
Our prices mean a saving of from I: to 97. *
.86. 50 $8. 00. 9'0 Ind MIR
sovs' horas-m cur—We have prepared Just as 'weii for load
tion of Wash Silts as well as leather-weight Woolens and
"RAW HATIa—Wo have selected the best tron nary
stocks but charge you nothing for our name all the cost is
Whatever you my want in soil use sportsman. lai- ' or.
shapes or Outing Blocks ”is here at your command. 250 and M
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SELLEGK a PR"
98 Washington Street. South Normik
' T“? it??? 9*
if You Cannot See
as well as you should.
5690 B. JACKS.
THE OPTIGIAN.
He will give you perfect vision if such is’ possible.
'No charg's for examlaauon.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without dilay
99 WALL eraser. monwaau
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' WEDDING‘GIFTS.
We after the largest and most complete stocks of sterling
cultin ”’x
t’Brooc 09. fi'
Plated Ward. and Diamond Jewelry in Ri
been Jowa‘ln The amen
.Nolwl. ‘ ing the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have.
. , and WM‘ stones. bought criteria the advance we o
Gen , 1 g , #1 ' 17 - ‘ stold prices. and prices that will n rove' _‘a investment.
lit. Central 1339; is“; use; 1349; complete optical departmental. both a three a will give I“ »
1111,; 1093; in tire «untamed ct the ayes without c horse.
in our repair department we have. only first class war I
(be: best workmanship at low prices. Diamond
Expertiars‘lch and clock repa'iring.“
All were“. done in o'er own shhhd' fad cider our own.
‘ ' Till «waters.
Washington 9!. 900th firewalls
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