.;
Ice Cream that you I
will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pun.
srnnwsa‘sav suonrcnxa
WITH wmppeo CREAM.
WW
5 I Washington St.
Lntal hits 10193
Our Brothers Lodge, 1.0.0. R, of
Norwalk, WIII hold a meeting this ev
ening.
Mr, and Mrs. H. W, White, of Bos-
ton. are at the Hotel Clifford for a
few days.
Special sale of bath towels at E. K.
Banks. Extra heavy towels. two for
twenty-five cents.
Henry M. Perry. the well known
Ncrwatk mail carrier. spent Sunday in
New Haven, the guest of friends,
Edward Millspauuh, of Rowayton
who was operated on some days ago,
is reported as progressing nicely.
t‘oiencl i“. A. Hill. of Norwalk, view-
ed the races of the llart'hmotit Yacht
Club. Saturday. from the oommittee'i
boat. ’
Clinton Commandery. K. 'l‘..
walk. will hold no more stated con—
claVcs until the first Friday evening
iti September.
The Boston Store still have a few
women's ralncoats left. not all sizes
but a fairly good assortment, possi—
bly they have yours-f ,
~Kane’s Pies are strictly.home
made. Try one and-he convinced.
Dr, and Mrs. C. l,’ Ferris. of New
York city, have been guests of Hon
and Mrs. John H. Ferris, at Cobblt
Cottage, Belle Island.
The local clothing dealers are com
plaining that the present weathen very
materially affects the whole season’t
business in straw hats.
An elderly barge named “Grandpa"
arrived yesterday wlth a bargo of sand
for Raymond Brothers. Grandpa is
losing his sand fast today.- .»
Colonel George D. Russell will leavr
Norwalk tomorrow. for Spring Lake
New Jersey. where. on July int. he Will
open “The Breakers" for the season.
The Rev. Mr. Bennett officiated yes-
terday morning at St. Paul's Church
and at the Chapel of Our Holy Sav-
iotir, Betkley street in the, evening.
Thinking hard of what would make
an acceptable wedding gift? The liner
man of the llowland Dry Goods Com
patty. offers some suggestions in tht
ad. today.
Mr. anti Mrs. Homer M. Bylngtor,
have arrived in Norwalk from theiL
Wedding trip and will sail shortly for
Naples. Italy. where Mr. Byington is
Vice Consul.
'l‘he Barbers‘ l'nlon will hold a meet.-
ing tomorrow night, In Central‘llabot
Lyceum. at which time a recorder wil‘
be chosen to fill the vacancy caused by
the, removal to Pennsylvania 0'
Charles Rhinehart. '
No more. pleasing combination 0'
bedroom furniture could be arranged
than that on exhibition at the l). M
Read Company. It appeals to tht
artistic eye. it is restful and practl
cal.
Some of the new machinery for the
South Norwalk, electrical works hilt
arrived. but the work of installation
_will not be commended until the new
dynamos are received, which will be
some time. next month. The change
in the plant will he made, during moon
light nights so that the are service will
not be internupled
W. J. P. Mcr‘ail, Saginaw. Mich; W
M. Pearl. Mt. Vernon: George W
Iletts. Euglewcod. N. .l.: L. V. Bogy
and Ramsay C Bogy Albert E. M. Old-
royd. Mr. and Mrs. 11 A. Smith T. H
bow New York. Mrs. I" H. Quintard
Sottth Norwalk; 0.51A Morse and
friend. New Haven; H. F. Holman
Frank S. Rogers. Boston. F. 0. Tyler
Detroit: W W Stevens Danbnry. haw
been guests at the’ Hotel Clifford.
-—Very few brands of Clgarshold
their own like. the Imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered, one of the stan
dard brands
If you are engaged in business the
South Norwalk Trust Company can
assist you, as it affords the best pos-
sible banking facilities.
The steamer John Sylv.estor with
the barge Church in tow, arrived at
Roton Point yesterday afternoon. with
a large party of New York excursion-
ists. The tug Harlem River, No. 3. al
so had a private paw on board, “find a
shore dinner was served in the hotel,
The rain prevented many local people ..
from going to the Point. A concert was
given during the afternoon by Lowe's
orchestra, and the program was Vhlghly
appreciated. 1 ..
Don't chase the town over after
meats, but go direct to the Public
Market. They have to chase some-
times after choice stock. but they al-
ways have it for their customers
Commencing next Sunday the second
service in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church will begin at 7:30
o'clock Insteld of 4230, as has been .
the custom nor several years past. 0n
the following Sunday the sacrament of
Holy Communion will be ndmlnlltered.
This will be the last Sunday that the
tell!!! pastor, Rev, John N. Freeman.
D..,D will oilfoi ache goes to Chl-
mo to preach ug tho remainder
of the summer. ,_ Vg,
You can get a reputation for being
one of the best dressed men in town.
if you go about it. ~10, the right way.
and that is to get. your clothing at
. Bailout and goon:
of Nor- .
‘pltal today
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OUR GREAT GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. '
Yat‘tr Summer Sufi.
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 comfortableior very little money.
Hm Schafl'ncr
,0 Marx
Hand Taiioml
We invite attei'ition to our lines of Outing Suits. Coats
have wide shoulders and close- -scttlng collars. and in perfec-
tion of fit and style match our high grade Suits in every dc-
IaII. V’ I
You may chooSc from Flannel. homespun and wool
crash. in both single and double breasted models.) $5.00 to
$12.00. r
True Blue Serge Suits that fit right and wear long and
well, $6.00 to $t8. oo.
Separate Flannel Trousers. with belt straps and cuffs, at
bottom, $2. 50 to $4.00.
The smartest Negligcc Shirts in town. $1.00 to $3.00.
Smart Straw Hats. 25c. to $4.00.
Fancy Hosiery in grays and embroidered cii'ccts, 25c and
up.
Everything else men wear in the l‘Good old Summer
' except shoes.
time.‘
.111
Copyright 3903 by 1!er Scbslnor a Mars
flay liobinson of Illidgepott was a
Lisllor in town yesterday.
Miss Agnes Rochford, Of South Main
LtrL-ct. spent Sunday in Danbury.
Miss Daisy Govern and Miss Minnie:
Ferris spent yesterday in New Haven.
Mr. Styles ot the con' int-ting firm (if
Inlalhlop Shea and Henwood is in
own today.
The balgc North Star atriu‘dV yester-
lay with a cargo of hard coal tor Hay '
noud lir'othcis. i
i
The annual school meeting of thci .
vliddle Five Mile River School District: /
till he held this evening L V
Flank Sawtelle. n trawling man.i
was arrested ,vL-stelday for beingi J
lrunk. Hc foilei ed a cash bond oi $8 V,
his morning. 'L
Member You l-ioornar of lNorwttlk. i\
.tas been suffering fol some time w...t!V
l floating kidney and went to the hos.
lie will be operated on!
omotrow morning
A special meeting of the Ladies“
Auxiliary of the Y, M. C. A. wi‘l be‘
Leld tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M. I.
C. A. rooms ttt .l p. m. .Bttsiness of.
mportance is coming up. GRADUKT ION PHOTOGRKPHS
Thornton Cuntlcld cn'ers ttpon his” 1,
button today as night operator of the I" “'4’“ UR." 5W"?- "‘
Veste rtt l ulott Telegraph Company at ' ' '4'
iount Vernon. He is a graduate ot'i ART PORTNAITO In 'LAT'NUM . ' .
of apocla'l work nVow
it own s Business C(1lit“'(‘.l N EW D ' SPVLAY rub
on O! I‘
.lohn Clark a son of Mrs Kate 111)-
E M. JACKSON.
Lon Clark who is Well- known hero is
Sitting. by wpolntmori! 53 w.” Street. Norwalk.
0 be marlied today to it Miss Hol
)I‘Otlk. in New York. ' A number of
onto to I: m.; a to a p. :11. Opposite Hotel.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and {bed you buy? Do you pttt up with
tile 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. Yott can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely what you order—mo doc-
torlng'bf goods—mo substitution. These are a few of the
large, weighty reasons why we want year business and
why you need our service. -
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
~ MANUEL T. HATGH.
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South Norwallt and Norwalk people at~ I
ended the wedding. .
The rtunor was in the air yesterday"
o the effect that officials of the law 1‘
Lttd Order [league were in South Nor- i
valk and Norwulk yesterday, trying to 1
:et evidence, of illegal sales of liquor.
The local police were very active also. .
ind it was a dry day. in spite of the
rain.
I‘utnam'llill Chapter. D. A. ll.. of
flrd‘epwich, is to give a bridge whist
and heart party at the Eduewood inn
in Belle Haven, Friday afternoon, June
10.. Among those who will attend.
from here are M rs, Robert Van Boron,
Mrs S. R. Weed Mrs. G. A. .icnnlne‘s
ind Mrs Dennis.
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SPECIAL SALE
0f WRITING PAPER, SA VTURDAY and MONDAY.
,Eaton Hurlbuts‘sample boxes, at 20c. retail prices 25c to 85c.
WILLIAM F. BEERs
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
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RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS. ,
NEW lOliK. .Iune. .15.»Artiv-,eti:
Steamers United Stores (new) from
Copenhagen and Christiansand Civic:
“romldverpooi. ~‘V. I. A C. HOWES
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StgalinEEIiISer-iitriiomnlgeivfi Y (fillified' ' Recently head opetator for St egel & Copper. anti The Hall Studios.
. - n ,Ntihl York City will hoip char KB for the summer. of my Studio.
We.-. -V .- _ ml
UMBRELLA?» .
35c, 55c, 95c. value a little
mere than double.
Souvenir Postals. Cigar. Cig-
First quality work gunri‘nteed.
LEWIS. 1!! Mali: Strait. Ndrwa’ffr.
. .._...._ w- . ~
mm mm!
Comes with a spring years but can be cleared by properly titted glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty. When We fit them, they give satisfaction.
1
arette and Match Boxes. HOMER a HOYT, nerancrmo OPTIGIAN
Room 9 United Bank Buildiitg. ‘ owe: Norwallr‘, Donn.
COLE M AN’ S Office hours a to 11:45;12:45 to s: 30. Saturday evenings, 79.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
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news ROOM.
to North Main St, 80. Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding's
Baseball Goods.
Opal ‘
No. 2 Nut- deIIvorodar $5. 00 per
fan.
56. 25 delIVered. .
RAYMOND BROS
BODY LABHED TO THE VRIGGING. known which of the twin the ,dead boya
NEW LONDON Juné’15.-'-‘The'l‘. A it . Ii" ‘ '
Scott Wreckin Co's tn rt yester- ‘ L
g 8 Ala . MlOIDEN swam/1:1" AFIRE.
day afternoon towed Into the harbor
the wrecked schoonerLF‘rod A. Emer- MERIDEN. Conn. 3W9 lE—Harry
Blanchard. a graduate of the state
son. which was capslsed In the Race
scholar for boys. was or restedfyes'tbr-
in Friday‘s-gale. The wreck was pick-
up off Montnuk Point. Thebody ,
o a boy. 16 or 17 years old. was lasn~ day. charged with setmk are to the
ed in the rigging. It was brought here bake shop owned by John Nov'ak. The
has occured at 4 o'clock yesterday
ntbrnlng and did damage to the ex-
and taken to Pendleton & Son’s under-
taking rooms to await identification.
tent of $250. Blanchard was arrested
and in confession i’mpll Joseph
The names of the two dollars in
the wreck ‘were given by the survi- , ,
Klett ”He said that a com tier ‘of
Novnk paid them to are the building.
IT is THE I’LAIN DUTY
of every one engaged in business to
protect“ themselves and those with
whom they have dealings.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
_ TRUST COMPANY
can assist you, as it not only affords
the best possible banking facilities, but
vors. whom the Lugslno receded. as
its vaults are of the most modern fire
Arduith of Camden. Me. and George
3“ ’ . mmmi MWWAW.%W5WL . . .
' and blocks of 1.000 to 3,100 shares of
Open High l.ow1:30
Amal. Copper, 50 56% 5474. 55
Ant, C. A“: R. :10 30 351/9 351,4;
Am, Cot, Oil, 30 30 (It; 30
American ice. 71$ 71!; 711; 71/,
Am. Ice pfd., 80% 30% 30% 30%
Amer. loco, 22% 223/. 22% 22
Am. Smelt., 40% 40W. 45% 4550
Am. Sugar, 120 120 1101i. 119
Anaconda, SR SR till 88
A. T. & 8. Fe, 6834‘. tillh‘. 071/2 08
A.’l‘. & S.lL‘ pf, 04%. {Hill 933;; 94
Hall. & Ohio. as». stirs. L5 as
llklyn. R. 'i‘.. {is :01 .37 571/1.
Ches, dt Ohio. 36 {iii 37 37
Chi. d‘t N.\V.,171‘i 171%. 111 171
(.‘hl (it. West.195. 1014; III , 18
C M. 8:31. P 152 13233;. Iii-'5',“ 151%
Col. 1“. & l..t15 tint. tit-'0 iii-1!.
Col. South, is-"M till}; 18 , 18
(‘onsoi (ins. 100 110; 191%. 104%.
Detroit South, 131.}, 1111/2 1314: 131.1;
Erie, 321/1; :12! (LI; 111 V9, (11 ryd
Erie. 1st pfd., 00% 07% 05% (it:
111, Central, 1321*. 133% 133 133%
, ion. 61 hash, 110% 110% 109% 109%
. Manhattan. , J37 1117 '136‘4 136%
Met, 81.1132. 1331;, 120M 123% 126%
Max, Central. .23 23 2:1 23
M. K. d‘: 'l‘., 321,; 22% 2051.”. 203i"
M, K. & T. pf. lit! {10, 487 487 at.
Mo. Pacific, 103% 10331 103% 102%
National Lead. 10% 101,11 10"2 16%-
N, Y. Central, 1291 1287a 1271: 1271.1.
Norf'. & \\'(Lsi., 037.1. 04% till 0314.
Ont. & West, 2M 25%,. 24% 24%
Penn, it. 11., 135% 1353’ t 12012p
People's (ills. LN“ 97" 91i7§907u
i‘ress. S. Car, 54:19. 543i; 543; ~ 5455’
Reading, _ ILL“ 45 «trill; 46%“
liepub. Steel, lint, 1.341,; 151/; 15-31
Rock island. ill-’1" 3-17,. 33% 33-31
_liock island pf, 7174’. H71. 71 71
Sou. Pacific. 49%;- ISIL'LI. 1131.5 4314,-
Son. Ry, Co..,, 24% 21%. 2:71. 24
Tenn. (1, 6‘; 1., .53 53 525%. ML"
Texas Paeiflc, 291.}. 39% 28% 201/2
llniou Pacific. 810.. 817,. 8059 8031
Un. l’nc. pfd,, 7% 87's 8714;; 8710
ll. Snlwher. 9% HM. 91,3 9%
11. S. Lea. pfd.. 88 88 871.1”. 87%
11:8: limes-16% 171.; 16 16
II, s a )1er 131.4 131.4. my. 13%
143:8 .. , 30% 30:1' 301‘; 301,;
U E] p . 81 80% 80%
Wa ash $0? 2434 231.4,» 2335
Wu ash phi. 43a; 43-3; 42% 42%;.
West, Un. Tel. ,8471'. 817.5 847$ 847$
Wiscon. Cent. 21 21 20% 20%;
rmaw RK'FR“ QONVENTION
Ari Amie: o dustrnent of Present
Diffel‘oNc L‘Expected
All other sizes In stack atL
' conferences are being held {or the pur-
and~burglsr proof construction. Wayland of Portland, Me. It? is not Kiett has not yet been art'pdtod.
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Cigars
egg
CIaaroftoVs
Ourbronda ha v0 bun
saluted booguu they
sullportloularsmokon
We handle tin ,
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Clittordilttrmacu
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAlll. S’I‘RE 31‘. 10:10 a. in.~Sa1cs
of stocks at the opening were large.
most of the leaders were thrown ttpon
the market at declines running from a
large fraction to over a point. There
were 0.000 shares of Alchison sold at
68% and 6955., compared with 69% on
Saturday and losses of Reading. the
Eries. the Pucltics. Brooklyn 'l‘runslt.
Norfolk and Western and People‘s Gas
were about a point. Depression In
London was reflected in the opening
dealings here,
WALL S’l’ltEFI'l‘. noonzwA rally of
a fraction ntct renewed selling orders
and prices fell back to about the low—
est. Lossth of 21/4 to 3 were, scored by
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sunlt Ste
Marie, pftl., (flovtLland,.(‘.. (1. St, Louis.
Metropolitan St. Ry.. Consolidated Gas.
Sloss Sheffield Steel and (‘olnrntlo
I‘llt‘l. iicl'ore noon Atchlson not more
than 2 points under Saturday and
Reading and Mo. Pacific fell 17/...
Honda were irregular. '
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre 01' Mar
pies & Goldschmidt, Commission Bro-
kers Swartz & Corbett Block South
Norwalk:
SCRANTON, Penn. June 15—The
United Mine Workers’ convention, call-
ed for the purpose-of taking actifih non
the refusal of the operators to recog-
nize District Prbfl'dehts Fahy, Nichols
and Dettrey as the miners' representa-
tives on the conc‘ifln‘tory board, met at
10: 20 o‘clock today. President Mitch-
el was unanimously chased chairman.
There were only 450 delegates present.
those from the southern anthracite
district not having arrived
Commissioner Charles 1.. Neill and
R. A Phillips. general superintendent
of the Delaware. o1.ackawanna and
Western Railroad. had a conference
with William L. Connell, one of the
operators’ representatives on the
card of conciliation. Mr Neill had
previously been-inkoonference with Mr.
Mitchell.
It is the generohbplnlon that these
pose .of bringing chart. an amicable ad-
justment of the present differences.
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TAMFORD A 0 TE T DEAD.
TAMFORD. .1341 efli slugohn 8. Bo
fifties. a well- know: hltect. is dead
is home here; as seventy- -flve
years He bad L! ed many of the
business bulldlngsn the city and Bev-
_eoal schools and: diittrohos since he
came here from Newburg, N. Y.. twon-
ty yeas- ago. He Lana several sons.
' suns K’i Lima.
Paris Orson for Potato Bugs: Hotte-
bors for Currant Worms etc; Naph-
rhslino dad: Cod-r Compound for
Moths; Formaldehyde for Disease
Germs. For solo by
STILLSON WNWELL 60.
OIOII Wm IO. NORWALK.
Get a Reputation!»
for being one of the best dressed men in town. and yet It won't cost you
much money if you go about It in the right way.
lt' s metely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. midi Ihmifire tn '
buy them; and right here we come in strong. it you will let no profit”
for you. your best friends won't know but what. your suits are msdé el- '
peclally to your measure. yet the cost to you will be exceedingly small.
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this, store. anti it“
won‘t take mttch time, either. V, V, , _ ,. .'
The following are good examples of our ofterinse: '
Mon 5 Light- Wolght Sack suit.
made from snappy fancy Cheviots Casslmeres and Worstedn. Blue Ser- .
gas. and black and bltte Cheviots, the Very latest shapes. 80. 60 to V318. .
Each piice will mean a saving of from 82 to 85 to you. .- ‘L
. Man 5 Outing Stilts
consisting of Coats and Tmusers only made from stunning fancy Flim-
ncls and rich lrish Homespuns feather weight Serges and plain Crashv
cs. 80 to $15. . ’ , ' .1
BOYS‘ TWO-PIECE SUITS V
for summer comfort—for dress. for play. for the mountains and fertile;-
seasldc; they fill the bill for everything. 50c to 83.50.,. . . -.L 5 v.-
YACHT CAPS. all styles 48c 75c‘81.,00 31.50 ‘ 'l'if-
Don‘t forget a Straw Hat and don' t wear your old one—no need of Vit,’.
when you can buy a fresh one at from 50c to $3. 00.
TRUNKS.
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SELLECK & PRICE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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New Cheese.
From "green fields and pastures. uewfi’ _
Just received direct from the makéts iii-:FN'éw'f,
York State. some nice new full grass cheese."
which I think is superior. In) it '
LORENZO 01381.
if You Cannot-1' Seo
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as well as you should.
Seeo. a. JACKSON
THE OPTICIAN.
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination. - .
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay. _
68 WALL STREET, . NORWALK..00NN." ,
IN to
WEDDING GIFTS
wé offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver III,
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best. quality Sil-
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches. etc" that. have
ever been shown in The Norwslks. '7
' Notwithstanding the recent advance In Di months. as we have a. 111'
stock of clean perfect stones. bought beforet advance we offer. them
yott at. old prices and prices that will 'p i‘tiie a good investment. We no
complete optical department at both stores and will give a careful and let
tltic eitaminstlon the eyes without 0 barge.L ' f .
In our repair epartment we have only first class Workman. and {an L
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond s‘éttlng aid on- ~’~
graving while you wait if necessary -.~
Expert watch and clock repairing. L 1,: .
All our work is done In our own shops and under our own supervision.
Calobum 5‘ Lauder,
THE James”. L»
96 Washington at, Booth Not-walk.
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ISRAEL. PROPRIETON‘
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
-L‘.LL""I'VV_ " .
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68 Washington Street
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Cutbili’s sBritigo Ftsh fitter
,:
‘I
it you arc‘looking for somethimi extra mariachi 1
We have Harbor Blues. fresh Mackerei.,Boncta.Iiiacltpgl, . ‘
Shad. Steak Cod. Weak Fish. Ferries. Soft Shell; (1th Li
Lobsters and'Ciams. M"
:Li"
I t . at
R. J. CUTBILU-‘Vj
West End Washington St. Bridge. SoutthN
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