<1 AT'i' LANE'S [>-
Phone "55-5
WOW
Ice Cream that you
out enjoy eating.
Absolutely Rive.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
OWNW
5! Washington St.
FAMOUS BELL! IN IOOTONH
Bunker Hill Anniversary
BOSTON. June l7—-With Philadel-
phia‘s famous rell
days. the Liberty lioll. and the well
known memento of the Civil War.
John Brown'u bell,
Marlboro. Mass. 1111 features the an
town 11115111111111 unusual Interent today.
of the. city government of Philadel
phia. who had accompanied the Lib
erty 811‘] to this city. were guests of
thc Bunker Hill day committee of
Charloatowu and the city of Boston.
Governor .lohn l Bates. and Licuten
ant Governor Curtis Guild. Jr. and a
number of the heads of State depart-
ments and federal officers were also
honored participants in the day 11 ex-
ereiaes
W»..-_m....m -..- ..."... ......____.« ._-
Local News ides.
Orrin K. Scotleld is ac1iously ill at
his home In Main street N111 walk
Cockenoc Ilayloit. l. 0. R. M.. of
Norwalk. will elect officers It‘riday
evening.
Charles lxkaood who was cut in
the. head by a bicycle pedal. is getting
along nicely at his home in Cross
street.
Frank Taylor. charged with being a
common drunkard was committed to
jail for sixty days in the town c.ourt
this morning.
A meeting of the Ladies' '1‘. A. B.
Society 11f St. Joseph‘s Church was
held last evening. Routine business
was tranaacted.
Fresh fish for sale by Capt. liucrosa
at very reasonable prices.
The operation of Fletcher VauHo-
oscnr. at the hospital, yesterday was
successful and the patient is resting
corrrfortably today
——lndian lawn fete of residence of
R11.v.C. M Selleck East avenu1.1.Tl1urs-
day evening. Valuable Indian Curios-
ities on exhibition Admission 10 cents
Mrs. 11‘ S Banks of Center avenue.
Norwalk. is spending the day with her
daughter Mrs Georg e W. Seymour
of Washington street
. 'Ihe Rev 1.li.McCourrcIl pastor
of th11 Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
left at midnight for (1110111111 having 1'11-
ceivcd Word that his wife lay at the
point of death.
'I‘ hcl .amont Club will be entertained
this evening at Brown's Business (.‘ol-
legc by Printlpal Sartaiu of that in—
stitution. There will be a musical and
liteIary program and him hcon will be
served
John T. Hayes has the contract to
furnish Pioneer Hook and Ladder
(‘11111pany and Phoenix Engine Com-
pany, with fire works for the. display
the companies will have on the even-
ing of .luly 3rd. It will be one of flu
finest exhibitions eyer given in town.
Some. complaints have been made
regarding the men who sweep the
smooth pavements A great deal of
dust is made and it blows Into stores.
damages goods and annoys paascrs by.
It could be remedied by sprinkling thc
streets slightly before they are 11w ept.
David Mc'.GIath a veteran whost
pension was paid a day or two ago
came here from Noroton and bogar
a large celebration. Yesterday 111
landed in the1 lockup with 11 11h urge oi
drunkenness against his name. He
was fined $7 and coat:- this morning.
and sentence suspended.
I1‘1ank M Conant. of Fifth avenue,
New York City has ve13' kindly con-
sentcd to loan a very valuable coilec
tion of Indian caries for exhibition at
the lawn fete. to be given by the. lad-
ies of St. Paul's Church. at the resi-
dence of th11 Rev. Charles M Selleck
in East avenue. tomorrow evening.
their own like the [mo
has been sold for 10 >
and is now considered
dard brands.
Considerable excitement was caused
in the rear of Wall street yesterday
afternoon by a loud explosion Inves-
tlgation revealed the fact that employ—
ees of the railroad company were
blasting rock in the cut between the
depot and the Water street creasing.
in the upheaval some ties tiew high
in the air and damaged a fence in the
rear of one of the houses in Isaacs
street.
Good suits at small cost at the How-
lany Dry Goods Co. Read the ad. for
the reductions in prices.
James M Lane and daughter. Miss
Luella [ Lane of South Main street.
gave. a dinner Saturday evening to a
small party of friends assisted by Mrs
Frances Scoville. After dinner the
guests were entertained with music:
games for which prizes were awarded
were played and Mr. and Miss Lane
gave some amusing incidents of their
winter‘s sojourn in Florida Other so-
cial amenities rounded out a most do-
lightful evening.
Heywood H. Whaples. H W. God-
frey.o of artford; B Glosner. H. L.
Bishop .and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds
and Min: Merrill, Bridgeport;
it
gcr and F AM. Warner. Westport;
A. Lewis. Mzhchorrow M J. Con-
nolly..l . .Whito Mr. and Mrs. V. M.-
Hillyer Boston; Oeorge W 111111111111
wife. Dunbury; Mlaseq Knapp. Osborn
and Warner Norwalk; C. E. Ryder.
Manchester. E E. Lee and and wife.
Newark; N. L. Englehardt and A. An-
demon New Haven; H. L. Burgess;
Worcester were guests yesterday at
the Hotel Clifford.
IF
Your .houoe is worth pointing at all
(and we know It. is). it Is worth paint-
tng well The Coboiol Paint: inauren a
lasting and effective outing and is.
recommended by the leading arcfhi-
tect-
H.
Miss 1
Schoffer. Miss H. Schofl'er E. L. San» ..
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
The remains of A. ..I Under.hill 11n-
tie of M1211 James H. Seelev of Belle
Inland. were taken to White Plains N.
l'.. M1111dn1'.f11r Irrletn at.
Dr Glaze. a well gown physician
of New York has tak l a lease 11f the
Green Cottage at Pine Point. and is in
poo.- 1151' 11111 for the summer
Prof Seth R Toms's trolley party
i'Iom Stamford tonight. will in all
probability be. 111111 of the biggest affairs
of the Mkilnd ever given by the young
man. Kelley manager 11f Roton
Point. has agreed to have a special or-
chedra of six pieces to furnish music
at the Point where the trolleyists will
stop 011 their way back from Norwalk.
'I‘hc Myruc. avenuc car which leaves
the. Stamford Town Hall at" 1: 31'». con-
aorta with the spec .1l at Millet'o
bridge.
'VARSITY EIGHT LED FRESHMEN.
REll ”.lt'll’ CAI ES l1l1RR1. June 17
«In a half" mllt1 race on th11 chr to-
day. the liar'vard’ varsity eight. led the
freshmen eight by a little over 11
length. The 1-'trok11 was fairly high.
N11 time was given out but as tht1
1rcwo rowed against the wind it was
probably not fast The rest of th11
pinttite 11f both (“was was light. he
lug (unlined to short diatancr1 1'1111'.ing
"onth Higgins-2011 afterward gave the
four- -11111' a warming 11p by coaching
them 1111 getting: a speedier str.ok11 H11
also took the men of the’ varsity eight
out in the pair- -oa1' for individual
coathing. Swaim. of the‘ varsity eight.
was out of the l1oat.thia morning.
Ober taking his plac11 at how but it is
expected that '511 aim will I111 given the
1'11at again this aftcr.noon
SECY. MOODY S APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. June IT~~After a
(orifcrence ulth the President today.
Secretary Moody announced the fol-
lowing appointments all the of the ap-
ointees being from New York:
Captain Charles W. fine. to be chief
of the Bureau of Steam E nglnceriug up
on the retirement of George W. Mol-
ville. in August next
Pay Director Henry 'I‘.B.Ha1'ria to
he pavmaater general upon the retire-
ment of Rear Admiral A. S. K11-.nny
his mouth.
rheutenam- Colonel George F. E,lli11t
’11 he commandant of flu-M M'Ir i1111 Corps
vhen Major General ChaIIcH II. ”113
Wind [retires next fall
RESCUED BROTHER AND SISTER.
NEW YORK lune l7—Mary lirap
kin. 20 years old. rescued a younger
brother and stator from a burning
‘rtildlngon Monroe street early today.
'Ifier the remainder of the. family had
“databr Her parents 11"11111 overcome
by smoke and when 1"111ivcd 1ch 11 soil
1d with epileptic fits.
Mrs. Mary Warren of \\'11st Norwalh.
s seriously iii.
A regular businces meeting 111‘ Old
\‘oll Lodge. [1‘. and A. M.. has held
out evening.
l1erett Bucklev gave a trout dinner
0 a number of his friends today. at
he. Hotel Hamilton.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children 0‘
mi wetting. lf it did there. 11011111 bc
ow children that would do it. 'I'heu'
1 a constitutional cause for this Mrs
ll. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame
nd.. will send her home treatment to
my mother. She asks no money.
Write. her today If your children trou-
‘1I11 you in this way; Dont blame the
him. The chances are it cant help it.
UMBRELUTS '
35c, 55c. 951:. value a little
'nore than double.
Souvenir Pastels. Cigar, Cig-
arette and Match Boxes.
001121111111 3
NEWS ROOM.
to North Main St, So. Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldlng's
Baeeball Goods.
rr Is" I“. PLAIN now
of every line engaged in business to
protect themselves and those with
whorl; they have dealings
rue ood‘rn NORWALK
Liberty and John lrown'o Future- of
11 11! Revolutionary
from the city of
nual celebration of the. anniversary of'
th11 Battle of Bunker Hill. at Charles-
Honorable John Weaver; ma‘yor 11!
Philadelphia. and a special committee
1 ”1w...”
sourH NORWALK. _
Tel. can, 32-2.
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: OATIO'ACTION OR MONEY BACK-
Here are boys; wash suits that come out of- the tub
as bright and [mesh as your boy docs.
easy on your boy; easy to buy.
Many pretty styles of sailor blouse suits in 'slripea'
galafeas. colored chambrays, and linens, 501:1‘0 $1.50.
Handsome Russian blouse suits for little fello'ms 3
to 8, tastefully trimmed with braid and with belt to
match. $1.00 to $1.
uits
50.
Separate wash pants to go with shirt and blouse
waists; pants, 25 and 5 0c. Waisis, 25c to 69c.
Good, strong vacation suits for big and little 1 boys,
built for ser’bice and appearance as well, 52.0010 $8.00.
Everything else boys wear but shoes.
‘NORWALK.
T111. Call, 414.
Easy to 1' laund ';
. D
We handle the
PHONE 154.
Claaroff
1H"
Our-brand: havo‘bun
1.1.11.1: booaItu' they
sultporfloularsmakon
W5.
‘ Clifford Pharmacu '
8‘5
MR8. HALL KEEPS
--Stili After the Gllman
Mrs. Helen Potts Hall's
get some. of the Gilman m
on in several states at on
say nothing 1)! th11 countr
al.
ion or other is handed
either the. courts of New
Connecticut. 111' the Uni
circuit Court. ‘
Saturday was the
thing doing in New
“‘88 against Mrs. Hail.
to have the far-11111.11 frame
111Itt11d to a jury. but .iud
baum. who heard‘ the.
tidV
I'o
n
which he denied themotlor
In her appli1atiou Mrs.
that the couxi would bow
oir1umatan<ea led the co
llcve that certain crucial
you feel like it?
taiuable auyvi'hetc.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
. with the grain and food you buy?
the treatment you receive without saying anything. though
If not. 1111. want your business because
we offer you hay. g1',11l11 feed etc.
Do you not 1111 with
that are the best‘ oh
i on can depend down to a certainly
on receiving from us preciacly 11h11t you oI'1i1r——no doe
toring 11f gooda-— no substitution.
large weighty reasons whv we want your hutdrwstii 111111
why you need our 111111'1i1'.c
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
These are a few oft the
. "1' '
MANUEL '1'. HATCH“
be more
in his
says:
"No 11111111111 that would 111
decision Judge
"The plaintiff's claim is
the law scum-1 with Sllt-iplf‘l
appropriate to subject the
and not hflvt‘ it
jury that might I111 swayed
able1 from flu1 11111111111111» pr
is no suggestion that altar]
the Iasuea whit' h the.
to 1-'uI1n1 t to the jury.
"Fro 1 tin1 nature of the
permit
actions with the deceased. 11
case i.
tion of law and. fact which
equity
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GRADUR‘TION PHOTOGRKPHS
In all the Lute-t styles.
ART PORTRAITS I'h PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
. . Q. . .
Slhtlnzo by appointment
orlotolzms 211.119.1111.
of opohe eta lwork now
on .lh lb ltlon.
M. JACKSON, 1 '
Oppollto F’l‘o‘tul.‘
...
1
Kudaké
Also large line of
in WALL STREET.
771:1?th ltd Abdul: (1 ‘!t L;
7A“J‘M[rr
r austmnn It a .
and Cameras
fresh supplies at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
1"‘1 1 1fihotographlc Supplies
NORWALK. CONN.
53 Wall Stroogf'blorw'ulk.
an 111 dinarr jury."
\\ Al l. 8'] RF WI
and losses. 'Il1cr11 wore lnr
cousin Central preferred r11
orado Pool and Sugar dctli
WAI L 1 "‘IRIaE'l‘
break of 5‘1. to 511.1.
(hetkcd the
in Col
upward
well as otheI active 1111111111
prices of the mowing.
the Convertible Bonds :1.
became quite dull at the
but held well.
1!.
Recently head operator for Siegel 17: Copper and The Hall Studies,
New York City will be In char go. for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
Main Street. Norival.
LEWIS. .ll
C. HOWES
. It‘ll
Spectacles are our specialty
HOMER B. HOYT,
Special Appointments at
MISTY yrsmrv
Comes with advancing years but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
Room 9' United Bank Building
Office hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6: 30. latnrday ovonlnn, 7-" .
1.
When We fit them. they give satisfaction.
REFRAOTING OPTICIAN,
loath Nam-1k. boon.
convenience of patronl.
(on.
3 o‘clock this morning. it ties
tent In Richmond Manchester
has been no disorder.
TRUST COMPANY '
our assist you as It not .‘l’d'
thehutooaibi boa
It: unite lire _.tho tho-tandem In
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Greene of Duluth. lino,
batman Chrtl Berti
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MORE TROLLEY 11113721333151: up
RICHMOND V... June17——The long
expected strike of trolley our men for
higher wage: was called a little after
tar-slung. Not a car is running. The
company expects to have man here to-
morrow to take out the care.
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WASHINGTON June 17 .——Honry I".
1 . he? 19:
ions; to
Goa]
N0. 2 Nut dellvorodaf 65.001161
_ All other sizes In stock at
5'6. 26 delivered
RAYMONDBROS
“STRIKE!“ cAszo obn'rtnuno.
n’rufi‘dneon'r Jupé rat—rue 1111111311;
of Charles Stillmn, .Thonru Wilson
and John Konelly were continuedpnn-
til tomorrow, all being held In honor:
the 339d
3'1“ P9 of $5011 each
There show more serious charge.
Erooklnwn Country Club
law 1111. mm 111 1116 in
1.!
They are only charged
with breach of the peace but it in ex-
pected that further development: will
claimed they made an. assault on a-
conductor and motorman Saturday
plght similar to the Waterbury affair.
only no shots were tired and no one
.111 ..W a: they "team-11111.19“
“Filo ult took place near the.
haunt mllol l
files & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
kers. Swurtz d1. Corbett Block South
Norwalk:
Open High Low _TI:30
Aural Copper. 54% :‘5 53% 54-34
Am C. it F.. 35% 35;: 35 35
American 715114.173} 7% 7%
Amer. 111.122 21%;. 21% 22
Am. Em t 46 11 46 4.3% 45%
Am. Sugar 119'” “120% 119 119%
A. T. & S. Fe. 69% 69% 66 67%
A..’I‘ £13.]? pf 939$ 945$ 91% 94%
Ball 15': Ohio 8I'1 85M 84% 85%
Bklyn R T 5614 5711'. 51111.. 5713.
Chen. & Ohio. 37%, 37% 37 37%
Chi. & N W. 172 .1721/4171%171%
Lui. Gt. West. ISM; 18% 18% 18%
C. M. &St. P.15] 151111.15011151111.
Col South, .18 . 18% 18 18%
Consol. Gas. 195 195 7941/; 794%
Del. & find, 172% 173% 172% 173
Erie, 3214 32115 3111. 3214
Erie. lot pfd. 66 116% 66 66%
Gen. Electric. 179 180% 179 180%
Ill. Central. 133 133132% 132%
Lou & Nash. 110% 110% 110 710%
Manhattan 1361361359,; 136
Met. St. Ry. 125 125 125 _.]25
M. K. &'l‘., 21 21% 2071’; 21%
1 Mo. Pacific 10274. 103% 10171. 103%
National Lead. .1735 171,5; 1? 17
N. Y. Central, 128 128% 127% 128
Norf. & West. ,63% 6314 63 63%
Out. & West“ 24% 25% 24% 25%,
Paeiflc Mall 27% 27% 27% 27%
Penn R R. 125 126% 12.4% 1265
People's Gas,197% 97.1%? 97 91 A
Reading “3% .4759 48%
Read:. lst pfd. 81% 811% 81%
Read 211 pfd., 66 {6}; 66 66%
Republ. lSteel, 14% 5 14% 15
Rock sand 33% 8 33% 34
Rock 1111111111 pf. 72 72% ”71% 71%
Son. Pacific 49 4955 48%. 49%
Son fty 00., 21 2114 2311, 231.1.
Toma. &l.', 51 EN! 49% 51 '
Texas Pacific. 28% 23% 28% 29 _
Union 13mm 811% am;- 79% 80% '
U. S a"I{ea.ther 91,6 9%; 9K 9% ..
151. 1615 15a 1515
11.8. Steel. 30% 30% 297/11 30%
U: S.‘ Steel pfd. 80 8011‘ 79% 80
Wabash. 23% 26 '23 i4 24 '5
Wabash. pfd.. 42%. 43% 42% 431%
West. Un. TeL. 85%. 86% 85 86'
It is
thall
Efforts Not Conflned to Any One State
Every now and then some decis-
down
She applied
handed down a decision Saturday In
warranted In
fat'ta
aatisfactorily [lflHSt'tl
by a jury than by the court.
Iy applicable in any equity case. which
requires th11 finding of facts upon con-
flicting proof. in here presented.
would therefore seem to be pccnliarh
‘ adduced upoh the trial to the unbiased
and (at end consideration of the court
passed upon I11
thy or consideration» not faith infer-
Iug testimony is to be presented upon
plaintiff desires
evident that the plaintiff will not be
ed to testify to personal trans
likelv [11 present mixed ones-
is better able to determine than
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
111:111 a.
(111111 of the opening aloe k market was
extensively lI'Icgular. the same groups
of 11t111ks showing a mixture 11f gains
itpWabnsh. at an advancs1 of 111.. Wis-
l p.111.—~ A11 abrupt
tendenty
\\'l'.1111c and thr market reacted tl frac
tion Renewed large orders for Penn-
sylvania and Reading lifted them as
Atthlson rose
a point. Colorado l1 1111! rallied 4111;. and
'l i111 maI ltct
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or 71111-
BUIE KILLERS.
Parl- Green for Potato Bugs; Holle-
horo for Current Worms.” etc'.: Naph-
and cedar Compound (org
Formaldghydoh for Disease
AT IT.
Millions.
effort to
llliona goo-1
e time. to
y in gene1'
from
and
States
‘York
fed
for some-
r'k. and It
i and 1111b-
ge Grccn1
application.
1.
Hall aaid_
to he-
could
upon
lll‘l
irceu bautu
d be equal-
111111 which
on. and it
11131 imouy
11
by aympa
outs There
1iy conditi-
1.11511 it Is
nd that the
a court of
In --l‘l111
go dealiug<
.... :11
ned ‘3
(‘nl-
or ado l1‘ 1111l
view
to the best
You Can 4
Get 111 Reputation
for being one of the bent dressed men in town. and yet It won 't’ cost you ,
much money if you go about it. In the right way. 1 3
It' s merely a queatiou of what kind of clothes to buy. and 1‘1!!qu to'
buy them; and right here We come In strong. If you will let up‘iprbvide .-
for you. your best friends won't know but what your suits “aphids es-
pecially to your measure, yet the cost to you will be exceedingly. omit“.
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this More. and it
won't take much time either.1
' a
'l he following are good examples of our offerings:
Mon’ 5 Light- Weight Sack Sulfa
Ser- '4.
made from snappy fancy Cheviots. Cassimeres and Worsteda. Blu
gas, and black and blue Clrevlota the very latest shapes, 3t}. 50 “in
aEch price will mean a saving of from $2 to 85 to you.
Man’ 5 Outing Sulfa-9' ' 51
consisting 11f Coats and Trousers only. mode from sturtnlng‘fancy Flan-
nela and rich Irish Homespuna. feather-weight Sergea and plain Crash-
ea. 36 to $15. . a #9..)
BOYS’ TWO PIECE SUITS " ‘
for summer c11111fo1t——for dress for play. for the mountains and for the
seaside; the\ fill the bill for everything. 50c to $3. 50. 9 '
YACHT CAPS. all styles 48c. 75c SI. 00 Si. 1'10. ‘ ‘. . . .
Dont forget a Straw Hat and don't wear your old onewno need of it
when you can buy a fresh one at from 50c to $3. 00. " '
TRUNKs.
sut'r" one“.
SELLEGK a PRIGE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. 2'
New Cheese
From green fields and 11151111151111.
Just received direct from the makers 111N311
York State, some nice new full uraSs cheese.
which i think is superior. T111 it
LORENZO DIBBLE.
1
If You Cannot See
on well as you should.
Seat) 8 JACKSON"
THE 0 PTICIAN.
He wilygive you perfect vision if such is possible. ‘ " ~ j;'
No charge for examination. .
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay.
511 WALL eraser. " noawnut. cotm. .
All-""1
l
top prices.
96 Washington 8t., South Norwalk.
WEDDING GIFTS.
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling 811111 to
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best 111111111711
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches, etc.. "'3' In
ever been shown in The Norwalka.
Notwithstanding the recent advance In Diamonds a: we have it“ large
stock of clean. perfect stones. bougut before the advance We odor them to
you at old prices and prices that will p rove a good investment. Wé have a
complete optical department at both stores and will give a careful and stitch
tlilc examination of the eyes without 0 barge.
In our repair department we have only first class workmen. and will.
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting and
graving while you wait if necessary.‘ .: 1’3 .511.-
Expert watch and clock repairing. '
All our Work is done In our own shops and under our own supervision.
Coloburn 1% Lauder.
THE JEWELERB.
1. .
1;: 5t ‘ .
. ......
3 Main Street. Nor-walla.
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ISRAEL, PROPRIETOR
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
‘68 washington Shroud:
Phone I08.
outbuls Budge 11511 Mar
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