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51 Washington St.
11111111113 Notes.
Andrew J Collins 11 a visitor in New
Jersey. today.
A party of Norwalk sportsmen are ex-
pected home front ltoxbury this after-
noon.
.iesse Bigger. of ilrooklyu. is the
guest of his 111111111, George licddcll, of
Orchard street.
«Special sale of Ladies’ and Chil-
di‘cn's heckwmu', formerly sold for 35
and 0011.; now 1511 1111. hi. S. Smith 0‘1:
Co. 1
George ’l‘rnvcs. who is employed by
FredcrIckS Amblcr. is breaking I11
on the local trolley (1111's.
Mr. and Mrs. llotucr M. Iiyingtou are
expected in Norwalk 1111 their return
from their wedding tour. this after-
noon.
wKane's Pies are strictly home-
made. Try one and be convinced.
The R 6'1 G baseball team is schedul-
ed to play the crock Edgcwoods, of
New York. at the, Decker Field. this
afternoon.
Cruvenetted slcilinn for sale. at the
1'). M. Reud Company's is especially
adopted for rain coats. dust coats and
will make, capital garments for auto
mobiling. it has undergone :1 process
rendering it waterproof.
~-Wlde Brim Straws. O'Brien.
Ex-Mnyor James T. Hublwll. of Nor»
walk. t'ctut‘ucd yesterday from Rich-
mond. VIL. win-1‘11 ho was the dclcgutc
of the Norwulk llcptusopbs lo tl111 11111
lionnl convention. LL
(‘lintou Commnndcry held :1 meeting.
last evening. at which the (‘onunundcr
degree was conferred upon W. S. Stur-
tevunt 11nd Hurry Morehnuse. Al't111
the work, a banquet was served.
~—Speclnl from Kitchen Dept: Wood
on Towel Racks. 51- 1111.; inunlsome
Sum! i’:1il:1.'!'1 11nd 1011 1111.; Large Size
Hammocks, $81811 1111.: all sizes Uil
Stoves M.S111ith It Go
A joint 11111cti11g of the Board of
Stbool Visitors and the Sel111t 1111111 will
be held at the office, of the Selectmen.
in Wall street. Tuesday evening. when
the appropriations for the Various
schools of the town will be made.
.i. H. Dunner. E. A. ’l‘erhnne. F. H
Bishop. Boston; R. l._ Buell. Middle-
lown; .i. R. Wilmot. lt‘. H. Montgom-
ery. F. S. Cutler. South Norwulk; .l.
R. North. New Haven: Mrs. Ada A
Lawton. Brooklyn: George Grod, New
York: 1.. G, Baker. Willmnntic: W
B. Hendrix, Now Milford. were1 gut-111.1
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
—-F‘ancy Braid Straws. O'Brien.
The marriage of George W. ilurd
wick. the well—known Norwnlk pre1
scription clerk. and Miss Caroline. Olgn
Schuman. will take place at the home
of the bride in Union Park. Monday
afte1noon at 4 o‘clock The ceremony
will be pe1formed by the R1111.(‘harl11s
M. Selleck. The bride and groom will
take an extended wedding tour.
A meeting of the Qlilcers‘ Assocln»
Men of the South Ndrwolk l1i1e Dc-
]..11tn1ent was held 1ost evening. at
li'LnLtnam Hose Company's house. It
was voted to accept the invitation 11
Rev. W W. T. Duncan. sent to the dif-
ferent companies. to attend divine ser-
vice at the South Norwalk Methodist
Church. on the evening of June 2].
Deep cut in milllnery at the Howlaud
Dry Goods Company's. Every woman
who knows this store. will appreciate
how big an opportunity this is to get
finest pattern hats at greatly reduced
pric'es
—Enamel Tin. Wooden Ware. Crock-
ery and Glass Ware are to be found in
good quantities or special prices. at M
S. Smith It Co.‘ a,
The new telephone exchange in West-
port is now in working order. By the
new arrangement not more than five
instruments are to be on a wire. which
is a great improvement on the old way.
where. on one line in particular, there
formerly were fourteen. Mrs. William
H. Smith. the operator at the central
office. is to be assisted in her duties by
Miss Alice Tovey.
Mrs. T. C. Stcarna entertained a
number of friends Wednesday after-
noon. Each one brought with them
work of the Indians. such as baskets.
etc. Rev. Curtis, of Norwalk, who is
an expert In this line of work was
present and complimented the West-
port ladies upon having such fine col~
lectlons. Especial mention was made
of an lndlan cradle owned by Mrs.
Sipperly. Among 111m present were
Rev and Mrs. Bnrhydt. E. N. Sipperly
and wife. Miss Willcox. Mrs. Day. Mrs.
Wm. L. Taylor. Mrs. A. T. Burr and
Mrs. Backus-Wentporter-Herald.
'rwo HUNDRED HOUSES
Are painted eIch day with the Colon-
III Paint. 'I‘hh may seem large to you
but It Is a fut. .There II. of mom. I
reason for thiI Ind It. in simple. Ill
summed up in than words: N0 Idol-
tendon.
The Colonial PIInt in made of just
what you would mix by hand. pure
Lend Ind Oil. with I Imnll proportion
of Zinc. The. only advantage we have
in the grinding together of they pig-
ment: to the Nut dome of lichen.
thereby producingunllormity but our
1km in do other way.-
W? t Hal-dare
m Hnrd~
.prrlcc or on the ground of lnexporl-
Your
Hm Schlifncr
0 M mt
Hand TIIIOltd
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Sammer Suit.
Modern methods of tailoring have so improved the style
and reduced the price of Outing Suits that any man may now
be. well dressed and comfortable
We invite attention to our
have wide nhouldcrs and clone-r.
tion of fit and style match our
tail.
You may choose frbm Fla
crash. in both single and double
$12.00.
True Blue Serge Suits tha
well. $6.00 to $18.00.
bottom, $2.50 to $4.00.
up.
Everything else men wear
time.“ except shoes.
Copyright 1903 by HIrt Sebnifner 61 lel
James M1101 ht 11d lost
l1o1sc yesterday.
lluns are being made for o muslculLL
to be held in lir'oun' s [31131111 in College
1111 1111111 Tuesday.
The Freeman Art Prints will play
bad with the Nationals. this afternoon.
1.111 the High sl11111t 1411111111111. i
|.i111ol11 (i10un1il 1011I'111'11d the 11111--
1111i 111111'1111 on 11111 1111;1ll1lul1'. ul
111111ti11g I11 id |.1s1 evening. lloutiuc'
business was lrunsnct111l also.- !
lt11tl11111y (thnptcr i111l1l its lust rcgu- l
t
i
l
i
t
:1 valuable
ML
111‘ meeting tor the season. Iilrl night.
11'”l1i11it_\' (‘i1111'1l1 Univ 1'1111ti111 busi—
11 as was t1':111s:-11t11d. :1111l :'11ij11111111111nt
was t'1i11111 to l1‘1'i1i: 1y. ()1 tobcr 9th.
—All kinds Yachting Caps. O‘Brien. 1
A meeting of ()phlr Chopicr. 0. l1). S..t
was held last evening. at which
11111li1lul11 was initiated. I’iuus Were
nude for 11 511111111111' outing. The 1111711
:‘or ”111 outing will be set all the next
meeting.
George Burbank of Strut ford. was 111
own today on business. Mr. llurbuuk
voided in South Norwulk for n 1111111
'ier of years. liul'bunk street. which
"uns from Chestnut street to Wood
:trcei. was named after Mr. llurbnnk's
father.
A very interesting 1l11mo11struti1111 11l‘
ype writing took place this morning
it the rooms of llrown's Business Cul-
11ge. The demonstration was for the
purpose of showing the superiority of
touch writing over that of sight writ—
ug. in other words. that it is bottcf
1) ho able to use 11 type writer as one
would manipulate the keys of 11 piano.
An expert typ1w1lt1st 1:111 use :1 ma»
blue pe1f11elW in the dulk.
UMBRELL AS
35c. 55c. 95c. value a little
nore than double.
Soutmu’r Postals. Cigar, Cig-
1rette and Match Boxes.
1: 0 LE ’11 AN’ 3
NEWS ROOM.
'10 North Main 31.. 811. Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spnulduigs
Baseball Goods.
1N NENSNNS
Why a Trust Company
Is preferable to Individual
trustees:
1. III permncncy; it does not die.
2. It does not go abroad.
3. It then not become Insane.
4. It doen not Imperil the trust by
failure or dishonesty.
5. III experience and judgment In
truIt mattcrn are beyond dispute.
6. It never neglect its work or
hands It over to untrustworthy people.
7. It does not refuse to not from
once.
8. It iI Invariably on hand during
buIinIII homo. and can be conIuItcd It
all timcI.
9. III wide experience of Hunt busi-
neII Ind trust neurltlen are invaluable
to the auto.
16““ II ILbIqutely confidential.
11. It Inc no Iympnthicn or antipn~
thin", and no polillcn.
12. It can be relied upon to not up
to in Inntructlnnt.
13. It dneI not rcIlgn.
14. All new inmtmentn of value
Iulinblc for trunk cIIIteI are offered In
thI firIt Immune to tract companion
and In that way It MI I chain of valu-
able murlty: and II III purchase: 0110
on I IcIII of magnitude. it can 11011:in
buy It I ran which in lower than that
It which tho Individual truItIc can pur-
chIIe. \.
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A RE YOU
with the grain and feed you
the treatment you 1'111111iv11wlt
you feel like it? If not_ we
' we offer you buy. grulu.
tninnblo anywhere.
on receiving from 1111 p1'111'i511l
luring or goods—«11111 substitut
lurgc, weighty reasons why
why you 111-1111 our service.
1
NEW DISPLA
Sittingn by appointment
orloto l2 11“.; 2 to It p. «1
Separate Flanncl Trousers. with belt straps and cuffs. at
The smartest Negligcc Shirts in town, $1.00 to $3.00.
Smart Straw Hats, 25c. to $4.00.
Fancy Hosiery in grays anddcmbroidcrcd effects. 250 and
focd.
You 111111 depend down to :1 certainty
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
GRADUu'rmu Prior-cannons
In .1111“. Luca» Styles.
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
’E. M. JACKSON.
for very little mfmcy.
lines of Outing Suits. [Coats
citing collarn. an in perfec-
high grade Suits in every dc-
nncl. homespun and wool.
breasted models. $5.00 to
t fit right and wear long and
-’J’
in' the “Good old Summer
SATISFIED
buy? Do you put 11p with
bout saying anything. though
want your IlllSIIII‘SS because.
1411.. that 1111‘ ll111 host oh-
y what you 111'1l111'~ 11111 doc1
ion. These are 11 few of tho.
we want your business and
.3 ‘
MANUEL 1'. 1111110111.
1. .
of special work now
on cxhlblhlon.
Y
53 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Oppoolto Hotel.
Cigarettes
Our-brands hunbuu
ulcotod booauu they
'wltpurlloulanmokors
We handle the L
CREMO CID/IR
Clifford Pharmacll
PHONE 15-2.
are dressed appropriately.
su1h small prices that they will certainly
mer wal drobe.
lnforced at necessary points.
charge for the same qualities.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Gregory of No1w:1lk. spent y1sterdny
in Bridgeport.
gone to lirooklyn to reside.
oilicc. living the day on which bills are
duy.
KIIIIII‘
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
the Cranbury Chapel. '
0f WRITING PAPER. SA
Photograph
49 WALL STREET.
SPECIAL SALE
Eaton Hurlbuts sample boxes, at 2009 retail priccs‘25c to 85c.
MLLIAM LP. BEERS
TURDA Y and MONDA Y.
to supplies
NORWALK. CONN.
L Recently head operator for Siege
1Ncw Yo1k City will be in char ge
First quality work guaranteed.
73. C. HOWES
l & Copper. and The 11111 Studios.
1‘01 the slimmer. of my Studio.
'1'. - .u.“fl
MISTY
Comes with advancing years but can be cleared by properly fittedL glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 Unitod Bank Building
Olllco hours 8 to 11: 45: 12:45 to
When we
Ian.
'36. 25 delivered.
TROUBLE IN MOVING Ll HOUSE.
No and of trouble in being1 enc0nuter-
ed In removing the old house from the
east corner of Knight street and North
avenue to Cross street. where It In be-
ing taken for S. B. Wilson by Building
Mover Patrick. In crossing Main
street Into Cross street It will be 110-
cosnry to cut III of the trolley, tele-
phone. téiegraph and fire alarm system
wires.
GTEAMER NORWEGIAN ABHORE.
ST. JOHNS, N. lit, June 13.—-'i‘bo Al“
In line steamer Norwegian. Captain
Whitb. from Mont‘unl 11 along“.
1withngenernloI1-g'o Mun:
.IIhutIItOndnnithIImrniu. It
BpoclIl Appointments at convenience of patron.
coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5. 00 pm
All other sizes In stock at
R RYMOND BRLOS.
. across the Sound at New Rochelle. The
VISION
fit them} they give satisfaction.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
00th Norwnlk. coon.
6: 30. Snturdny canton.”
L
is likely that she will bqn total wreck.
Her crew are throwing her cargo and
cattle overboard. ' ‘r .
vncu'rs AT 1111001113100 :11 1.01111
ISLAND SOUND.
NEW YORK, June 18 .—-The yachtu
Columbia Ind Constitution lay It their
moorings. It Glen (love, today. thtng
The Reliance was at her moorings
crown 0fL III three were caused todIy
In overhauling IailI Ind geIr In prep-
oration tor the next me on Monday
a
' Manhattan:
arrived from Sandy Hook. yesterday."
W1.-
1111i. rILLvet-Ilblo columns diatom
pond tp’rn dIIIrvII' 0110M
shapeliness.
Chester Mills. of Georgetown. was a
visitor in Norwalk. today.
Mrs. Walter Fitch. of Westport ave.-
nue. is Very seriously ill at her home.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and Mrs. J. G.
Our prices mean a saving of from 82 to 87.
Mrs. W. H. (":1111pbi1ll, daughter of
A. G. Bolts, of Wcslport 11111111114. IlliI-i
Today is bill day at the sclcclmnn‘s
prcscntcd. They will be paid on Mo'n-
#
SELLECK 81
'l‘h111'11ls 111111111 talk of 11 baseball
b11tw111111 the Main and Wall
."1t1111t baseball 1111111111. who fought so
Lvulluntly of yore.
The Rev. Mr. Cunningham. pastor of
will offlciute tomorrow afternoon. at
Comfortable Clot
For Uncomfortable Weather.
My»: 11 you
1111111111111»
The Summer's heat Ind discomfort: will be greatly LmltngI
The “weather- sharps" promise 1111
Summer so we began months ago to prepare for {0111'
We bought the best light- -welght Suite that the mar or. produced I’ll w
.1111 a stunnmg collection of‘ ‘Cont- Ind- Trouserl sum
of a tnufty disposlt1on—~- besides an enormous var
cles of Haberdashmy necessaly to complete a well- dressed mall'I BLL‘LLLML n
LIGHT-WEIGHT BACK IUITI,
(‘11t from strong fancy Cheviots. Casslmores and Worstedi. carefully 1;: '
At each price it will mean a saving of from 32 t0 L85 on what othd’l
“lob
0U TING SUITS
Consisting of Coats and Trousers only, unlined and In fact with over! -
ounce of weight eliminated where possible without danger to wear and -
The coats are cut in the latest styles and the Trauma
are finished with belt loops and permanent “turn- ups" at the bottom.
You can select any of the swell fabrics of the season. plain or striped.
$6. 50 $8. 00. $IO and SIZ-
BOYS’ DEPARTMENT—We have prepared 11111111; well for the little
fellows as for you. and have a remarkably large and handsome colloc-
ilon of Wash Suits us well as featherweight Woolens and Worsteds.
STRAW HATS. —-We have selected the best from many Indian”; .-
stocks but (barge you nothing for our name all the cost In in the Hat. 1
251: to $3.00. _
Whatever you may want in SUMMER NECKWEAR, large or 'ImIIl
shapes or ()utlng Stocks. is here at your command.
251 and 501:. ,
PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
cos
Ill
1
" that we can call It ._
appeal strongly to' bvery 000'”
lety oi the little ”tin. .
F
New Cheese
J. G. Gregory. of Main street, Nor-
wulk. has resumed his position with
the Jonesd‘r l'lotchklss (‘11111p11ny. after
11 several dnys' couilucmcut to hi.»
l1om11.by illn1 ~11
C111 keuoc 'lril111.l.0. R. .'il,11111ltl111
lluymukers held meetings lust even-
ing. but transacted only routine busi-
ness. 'l‘l111 Hnymnkers will elect ofil-
11crs next l-‘rlday evening. Nominations
were made last \1'1111k. .
’l‘h11 rcuullus of Mary G. linker. who
died in New York cilv. “ere brought
to Norwnik [DrJnt111111111tll1ls after-
noon the angle 111mg in N111 11.1ik (‘11111-
view. l‘1'1n11111l 1111'vl111s' ut the grim-
Nero co111l111'1t1d b) the ll11'.\ t‘burlcs
M. Sellcck.
which i think 15 superior.
TODAY lNLWALL STREET.
WAIJ. STREFT 10:10 a n1~--Th11
opening of the lnaeret was irregular.
but the speculative fmorltcs 0f yester
day were genmally a fraction iow.er
Reading i‘an off 1,9 and then rallied 9;.
and Southern i’nc'lii1 lost 061. 'I‘l111d11-
cltnesbtbet‘wtoe \vcrc restricted .to
small fractions '
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or 11111
plea & Goldschmidt. Commission Br-o
kers, Swnrtz It: Corbett Block South
Norwalk:
9
II well no you should.
I :80
56711
31: in
89 1.4:
31114.
31
23
120-71..
110
69751
95
S7
58 W
how
50%
30".
88%
3111,41
:il
“.33
121191;.
llti
111115;.
9.“-
857..
577,111
38% 38%.
173 . 173
19% 1914'.
1521523;
671%
19
1901,;
1721/.
13%
33
117%
180%
134%
111%
137
127
23%
22%
22% .
50%‘
104%
17%
128%
64%
25%
125%
97%
55
48%
56%
15%
35
72%
24%
50'
25%
89
54%
291A
82
Open High
Amnl. Copper, fill-'11. 571,5
Am. C. & Ii. 3123'. 311153
.1111. C. & F. pl‘. till“; 89%
.-\111. Col. ()il. 311*... 3011.
Am. 111.1 pfd.. iii 31
Amer. 1411111., 23‘}; 33%
Am. Sugar. i220“... i211!“
Anaconda. 901,41 9013;.
A. 'i‘. & S. F11. 129-7»; 711-3..
.‘1.’l‘. & S.i1‘. pf_ 951,5} 951.1;
Bali. & Ohio, 8011.”. 8711
liklyn. R. T... fill 591/.
Ches. & Ohio. 39 3951,
Phi. & N. W.. 173 173%
Chi. (it. West. 19% 197,11
C, M. It St. P. 153 153%
Col. l1‘. & 1., till 1‘18
00L South. 19 19%
Consol.(ias. 197%- 197%
Del. & Hud.. 173 173
Detroit South..131,fi 14
Eric. 33% 83%
Erlb. lst pfd.. 67 07
(ion. Electric 181% 181%
ill. 0111111111. 135% 135%
Lou. & Nash. 111V. 11?.
‘ 137% 197%
Met. St.,Ry.. 27 128%
Mex. Central 23% 23%
Mex. N't. ths. 22% 2255
M K. R: 'l‘.. 23 23%
M K. d T. pf 51% 51%
Mo. Pacific. 104% 105%
National Lead, 17% 17%
N. Y. Central. 128% 129%
Norf. & West, 65 05%
Out. & West. 26 20%
Penn. R. R.. 126% 129%
People's Gas. 97% 98%
Press_ S. Car. 55 5574.
Reading. 48% 4955
Read. 2d pfd.. 66% 67
Repub. Steel, 16 16
Rock Island. 35% 36
Dock islhnd pf. 73 73
Rubber Goods. 24% 24%
Sou. Pacific, 160% 50%
Son. Ry. 00.. 25% 25%
Sou. Ry. pfd. 89 ' 89%
Ten. C. & 1., 54% 547,5
Texas Pacific. 29%., 30
Union Pacific, 82%
U0. Pac. pfd.. 87%
U. 8. Leather. 9% '
U. 8.14011. pfd. 88
U. 8.1!. d: C.. 17551
U. S. Rubber, 14%
U. 8. Steel. 3115
U.‘ S. Steel pfd. 81% 3‘
Wabash. 24%
Wabnsh. pfd . 44%
West. U11. Tel” 85 86%
Wincon Cent. 21%.,2195
BANK STATEMENT.
Reservcn (all), increase, 34 {701.526
Reserves. increase, 4.699.026
Loan. decrease. 11.176100
specie. decrease. 584.400
Legal tender, increase 2.337.100
Deposits, decrease, 11,795,300
THE 0 PTICIAN.
No charge for examination.
58 WALL STREET.
newest patterns.
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
title examination of the eyes without 0 barge
guarantee the best workmanship at. low prices.
graving while you wait if necessary.
Expert watch and clock repairing.
96 thington 8b, 811th Norwalk.
Phone I08.
44%
we have Harbor Blues; fresh Mackerel.
ClrcuIItion, decrease, ’ 98,100
SURE KILLERS.
PIrII emu for Potato Bugs: 11.111.
bore for Currant Worms elb.: Naph-
thIIInI and Oodnr 00meon for
Moths: FormaidohydI for Discuss
Game. For Iain by
11ml! Wmmu co.
__...._.,.
complete opticIl department at both stores and will
All our work is done in our own shops and under our own ‘11er
Coloburn & Lauder. . ..
THE JEWELERS.
GARMENTS MALDE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Gutbtll’s Bridge fish
It you are IookmgL for something extra pita to
He will give you perfect via Ion if such Is possible.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
NORWALK, CONN. .
WEDDING GIFTS
We offer the largest and most complete stocks 0! Sterling Silver IIL
Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best quIllty Bile;
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings. Brooches, etc, that IIIVI
. gm?“
3 Main Sire“; New
The Fair (1111 1111111F111"
ISRAEL, PROPRIETOLR‘EfltLL2‘1
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
From “green fields and 11151111151111} ‘
Just received direct from the makers-’ilii-New
York State some nice new tall grass cheese.
T111 it...
101151120 111113115.
If You Cannot; See,
5330. B JACKSON.;.L¥L/L
. Nuns.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have a 1:110
stock of clean perfect stones. bought before the advinco. we offer than lb -.
you at old prices and price: that will p rove a good In oatmeal. We hb'yo I L
yin n careful and 31111111 ‘
In our repair department we have only first class workmen, Ind will
Diamond setting and In-
1
BonetI lift L
Norwalk Chronicler