5,3? alloyed a ride in the afternoon.
MONDAY,. Juunrz‘g. 19:3.
L -m
<1 All -:- takes I)-
. Phone l65-5
WWW.”
V
Ice Guam that you
Will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pare.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE '
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
«moooomoouuwmo
51 Washington St.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Albert Precco. of East wa:ull,
seriously ill of {demo pneumonia
William Lauder. of Now York. spent
Sunday at his home In West street.
Maidr Wesley M. Nlblocli, of Nor-
waik, iii-spending the day in NewYork.
Miss Annie Ralchford. of South Main,
street. ls visiting in i’rovitleuce, it. i.‘
Charles E. Maikiu. III' lirmdtiyn. spent
Sunday at his parental home In North
avenue. Norwalk.
'l‘he schooner Knapp arrived yester-
day with a cargo of building sand for
Raymond Brothers.
Cornelius lit-Lory and Patrick liyan.
oi ilunbury, wvw 1h.- gIIvst-l or A.
J, (“oilins IIVt‘I‘ Sunday.
liiIs. Samuel lliltite, oi llnnbury.
the lane-t: of Mr, and Itlrz.
kill, or South Main street.
Iliihert ti. Morgan, III' Norwalk,
leave town Wednesday for :I
wIIIIks' stay at the sea shore.
Quite a delegation of iiridgcport
i110
linen Dur-
will
{our
bullion lilies.
James Wixted of Bethel. was a visi-
tor in town Sunday.
James Lockwood was a. visitor in
Bridgeport, Saturday night.
David Cassassa. of New Britain, was
a visitor in town yesterday,
J. F. McKenua, of Norwalk, has re-
signed from the Yale Orchestra.
William L. lliasccr has purchased a
new horse, which is said to be quite
speedy.
’l‘bc ltIIt, Charles '1‘ Omar oliltiatcd
at the (Iunbury (‘hupei yesterday.at
th nIItIn
Are you in doubt as III what to get
for a shirt waist suit? Read the ad.
of the l). M, Read Co, and see the
fabrics that are most in demand.
Franklin .1. Curtis has moved to Mott
ave nue, Norwaik from Marvin's ltidge
I‘ast Norwalk
John Holly and Jack Green, of Dan—
bury visited South Norwaik in an au-
tomobiie, yesterday.
Mrs, Martin Kellogg, of lsaacs place,
Norwlak, is visiting her mother in hun-
tingtou, Long Island.
Miss Madelina Rice, of South Nor—
walk. has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Eizear Dufauit, Rowayton.
-—FIRECRACKERSI FIRECRACK-
ERSl
At cracking low prices. Telephone liai-
ner {10945) and have him send your
It boy over an assortment.
Miss J. lreue Dibble and Miss. II‘ior-
cnI-I- Chanceior are spending a couple
of weeks' vacation at Whitehiil, Ct.
Miss Mabel Melanie and Miss llolen
Dyas. ol' Danbury, are the guests of
Miss Alice O'Connell, of Burbank
street.
Members of the Friday Afternoon
me requested to call t‘ol theil club
piograms at the South Notualk i’ub-
iiI Library.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Crindrod, of
Norwaik, have returned homo Irom
their bridal tottr and are residing at
0 West avenue.
The paint sold by L. H. Decker
makes the old building look like new
and makes new building stay new
longer. Costs little to buy and is easy
to apply,
Catholic Union Council. Knights oi“
Columbus, will meet this evening anti
make further arrangements for the an-
niversary to be celebrated on July loin
next at Lockwood's Hall,
George Waldo llickuell and Ray"
mond Collard Mills. of Springfield.
Mass, are spending a’ part or their va-
cation With their cousin Arthur r‘.
Huntington, of 129 Main street, Nor-
walk,
Several good sorts of refrigerators
are sold at the Howiaud Dry Goods
Co.'s store, but the best, for the motley
is the iceland—from $12 to $19.
The Rev. W. wort Jones, of Man-
chester, New Hamp ‘e, preached at
St. Paul's Church ye rday morning
and officiated at the"“‘Chapcl of Our
Holy rbaviour, Berkley street, in the
evening,
A special meeting of the Winnipauk
School District will be. held tomorrow
evening at the school house for the pur-
pose of authorizing some improve-
ments. the painting of the school, new
desks, etc.
A girl became dizzy and fell from
the merry-go-round, at Roton Point,
yesterday. She fainted and Dr. M. C.
Cronin was called. .119 found that
aside from a number of painful bruises
she was uninjured.
——Baseball, Tuesday, 3:30, Decker
Field. Graphophones vs. it I. G‘s. Mer.
. chants’ Special. ,
The death of Lizzie Gershy. a child.
occurred at the home of her parents.
16 Lexington Mug“?! yesterday. Death
was caused by if Shrew}. The fun-
eral will be held this afternoon, from
David W. Raymond‘s morgue.
Mrs. John H. Sharer. of Highland
avenue, who has had two batches of
chickens stolen from her, reports that
the third batch has been taken. She
wishes that the thieves were not so
partial to making visits to her chicken
coops.
You will‘enjoy the fourth much
more if you are wearing new and fash-
ionable clothes. The stock of Selleck
& Price is absolutely complete in
shape and styles, consequently you
will have no difficulty in getting what
you want. ,
There will he a special meeting of
the Hat Makers’ Sick Benefit Society.
in Music Hall this evening, for the
purpose of completing arrangements
for their Fourth of July excursion. A
full attendance is requested,
Mr. and lira, John Wooohull. of
Bridgeport, come to Norwalh, In thEIr
, automobile yesterday and were guests
of ox~ltuor and In. George 3. Box
too. at the Hotel Nor-walk. The party
It in understood that thor Commis-
Ilooir w. 3. ma. has noticed the
edifilbyed or his of which he be-
people were in town today to attend
the Cole-lI‘itngIruld wedding.
William Manning and son John. of
liothel, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hour, of Washington
street. yesterday. .
A regular meeting of the Common
Council will be held this evening. The
matters of the Washington street pave-
ment and Railroad Place will come tip.
I Yesterday was a beautiful day on
.the water, and nearly everyone who had
any kind of a boat was out to enjoy it
Where was a good breeze for sailing
l craft.
I
i Wold has been received in Norwalk
ol‘ the sale arrival at tilibraltur of Mr.
,land Mrs. llomer M. llyiugtou. The
I latter was formerly Miss Jt'ilil L. tlreg
’IIIry daughlct of in and Mrs. James (1.
.(lI“,egI.IIy of West avenue
Sherltl’ .lolm W. St alley attended the
dinner given by Sheriff Sidney II}, linw»
icy. Saturday, at the Monastery in
Bridgeport. The dinner 'as for the
official tamiiy ot' the sheriff and almost
all his deputies were present.
James Moore. the Weston lad, who
was taken to the, Norwalk Hospital,
several weeks ago, with a broken arm
and leg. the result. of being run over
by a horse and wagon. was discharged
front the institution Saturday, and was
take uhome,
Miss Anna Stcegmuller and Miss
Agnes Ratchford, heave this utter noon
for Rome. N. Y where they will he
the guests 0! Miss Marguerite Ryan.
They will visit Niagara Falls and a
number of places of interest in New
York state before, they return.
At the communion service. In the,
South Norwulk Congregational Church,
,yI‘IsIcrIlay morning. a resolution of
sympathy for Senator John H. Ferris,
who is ill at his cottage at Belle. island.
was introduced on behalf of the officers
of the church, and unanimously adopt,
I‘ll by the members.
The corner stone of SI. Theresa's
Church, Woodbury, was laid yesterday.
by the lit. itev. llisliop Tierney. The
sermon was preached by the llev.
Bishop Tierney. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. James H. t)‘llou~
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. .
We aroma Bays Well For
1. Vacation.
just l/Imh 'bahal the average boy has to go lhrouqh in
vacation. And where he goes his clothes go too, ewpt in
swimming ‘
One of our tough- ~wearing suits and an exlrx‘ilmr of
pants ought to set: him through all right.
better made or stronger suds for boys than we fltiwa here.
And the pmr's are about what you find lagged lo the ordi-
nary 'llwr out—quhh suds.
I
It
We’ .neqrr saw
Two-pure and Norfolk suits for boys from " '6“ lo 16.
made of thoroughly tested fabrics [or the hardest kind of
ser'bice, $3 to $ 6 .
Three-piece suits of the same qoorl cloths, 5 4 to .58.
Long-trousers suits for big boys, made as near wear-
proof as can be, yet with the snappy style young fello'los
demand, $5 to $13. 50
Sailor and Russian blouse suits for little fellows, 3 3 to
6; and natty little wash suits 50c to $1. 50.
Separate pants, 25c to $1; wash pants, 25c; wash
waists, 25c to $1.
Everything else boys bear but shoes.
BOUTH NORWALK.
Tel.
Call, 32-2.
.u'
NORwALK.
Tel. col, «4.
y,
you feel like it?
tainahle
You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely what you order—mo (loc-
turiug of goodswno substitution.
large, weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy?
the treatment you receive, without saying anything, though
It' not, we want your business because
we offer you buy, grain, feed, etc,
anywhere.
Do you put up with
that are the best ob-
'l‘heso are. slew of ‘tbo
‘)
MANUEL T. HATcll.
ncli. pastor IIi'St. Mari‘ s Chart-.11 Nor
walk. Ills subject was "1‘ bus I Sane tiiv
of the Cltnrt h. "
A wagon load of intoxicauts headed
for Horton, yesterday afternoon, upset
near the corner of iI‘IIirficld and Coll-
uecticut avenues. A crowd soon gath-
ered around the overturned wagon and
proceeded to help themselves to the
liquid goods, which Were spilled about
promiscuousiy. They were soon a very
merry party and little of the liquor
reached its destination.
George W. Leslie, the instructor of
telegraphy in Brown's College, .IIt‘t
South Norwalk last night. for his home
in Montpelier, Vermont. He will be
employed during the summer as opera-
tor on the Central Vermont Railroad.
Percival Wilson. who was employed in
S. Edward Dibbie's stockbrokcr's of»
lice. in Greenwich, resigned his posi-
tion Saturday, to accompany Mr. Les—
lie. Both will return in the fail.
FIREWORKS
Relailed at Wholesale .Prices.
GRADun-rlon PnoroaRKFbHs
.. . “Cruel i.
"7-.. “3. ,
In all tho Latent Sty no t
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
of opoclul work now
on exhlbluon.
E. M. JACKSON. '
Sittings by op’polntment
ortoto 12 m.; 21.0 0p. m
5.3 Wall Street. Norw-Ik.
Opposite Motel.
A
[\U [7211‘
Kodaks and Cameras
large line or fresh supplies at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies ‘.
49 WALL STREET.
it
NORWALK. CONN.
Thergggw deuh but the Eastman K011;
Best Goods at Lowest Prices.
BLANK CARTRIDGE PISTOLS, 10c.
FIRECRACKERS, . 10 packs, 25c.
BLANK CARTRIooEs, 8c box.
SPECIAL SALE OF MUSIC
FOR SATURDAY ONLY—15c.
Hiawatha‘
Only a Dream of the Golden Past,
1’” Wed You in the Golden Summer
V Time.
The Midnight Flyer,
‘ and too Others.
H. C HOWEE
Recently head operator for Siege] & Copper and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be In charge for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. 1! Main Street. Norwalk I
Spectacles are our specialty.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing years. but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
When we fit them, they give satisfaction.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
South Normlk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11:46:12:45 to 6: 30. Saturday ovonlngl, 7-D.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main 8L, So. Nemalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldmrs
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
, SOUTH NORWAL‘K. CONN.
W
Richard H. Golden,
Edwin D, Keeier,
Chas. E. Hoyt,
Fill Sin hilliliill ”Your Pet Bent
liltitlépjto its Salinas Depoiton.
The Trenton of The South Norwalk
President.
, Vice-Preoident,.
”Say. 4 Treat.
tan.
:6. 25 delivered.
RAYMONDIBRos
ROTON POINT
Coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5. 00 pal
All other sizes In stock at
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New Management.
Excursion- mfly «any day
Mug, Gad um and 89001.1: Ammo-n dilly
SHORE DINNERO, CLAMBAKES, ETC" at papuiar prion.
Open High Low l: 30
Amul. Copper, 551/5 35% 7.5 5.51..
Am. C. 3': l"., 331,5 331,4, tin-’51, 3831,;
Am, C. It‘: lI‘, pf. till 351 39 to
American Ice 73, 7-1; 72% Till
Amer. Loco. 23 231/. 23 2.31/14
Am. Smelt, 415’: 451%,. iii/2 44"..
Am. Sugar, 1201.1. 12le Hill”; 121
.-\naconda, It'll/2 875 57 257
A, ‘1. & S. Fe. 071:; 13759;; 071/4 01%
A.’l‘. dz. SJI‘, pf. 01% 0511.; 9415/3 94"»;
Bait, & Ohio, 353'; son; so»); hill/I
Bklyu. it. '1‘.. 561,4 501w .ItlI/i, 505:4;
tines. In Ohio, 3.5“... no 35 33
(.‘hi. & N. W., 171 ill 111 I’ll
Iol, (it. West.. H" 18“.; 131/2 181,3;
C. M. & St. P.,1I'.Il=z~:. 1511;. tons; 1:31 I,,
L‘ol. F. d': 1., tibia 051/2 64% 051,1;
Col. South, 1773 17733 lift; 17%;;
llei. & Hod, 1731.4; 1141.1; 1731/; 174
, Eric, 33 331.4,. 3215:, 331,;
Erie, 1st ptd., 67 075.3 67 ti‘llo
lea. Electric, 173 178 173 173
ill, Central, 133% 133%; 133% 133%
Lou, & Nash, 111 1111.; 11011; 11.1%
Manhattan, 136 137 136 137
Met. St. Rm, 1221/4 123 122% 143
Mex. Central, 217,3; 221,1 21I a 22%
mt). Pacific, 103%, 104% 103% 11:41.1
Norf, & West,, 64% 64% 6,4 0411:;
Out, &IWest,.; 25% 25% 2321.5; 25%
Penn. R. R., I 125% 125% 131% 1243/;
People's Gas, ”081% 981’; 981/; 981,4
Press. S. Car, 5255 53% 52% 53-9..
Reading, 49% 511-14 49% 50%
Read, 1st old, 83 83 83 83
Repub. Steel, 14% 1414, 14 , 14%
Rock island. 33% 33% 33% 33%;
Rock island pf. 71% 7115; 71175 71%
Son, Pacific, 49% 491/; 49 491/.
Sou, Ry, 00., 24% 24% 241/; 2414
Son, Ry. pfd., 877/8 88 87%; 88
Tenn. C.‘& 1.. 52 52 52 b2
Tex. Pacific. 231,4 23% 28% 38%
Union Pacific, 81% 82 80% 82
Un. Pac. Bid, 88 88 88 88
U, S. Leather, 8% 87,1; 8% till.
U, S. Lea. pfd. 84 84 84 84 '
u s. it «to, 151.5 16 151,5 15a.
U S. Rubber, 14% 14% 141A 141/;
..S Steel 30% 307/; 30%; 30%
S Steel pfd 7914‘ 80% 791/; 801/;
bash, 24% ‘ 24% 241,9 24%
Wabash pfd. 44% 4474; 4459 4 9*
con Cent" 20 20%, 20 20%
fire at toe dock heré‘r'y orday. The
launch was owned by’ otthew ‘ray-
, lor, of Boston. Thenr‘e accused by
The Chief
'i-Saratoga Water:-
A Superior Table
and Drinking Water.
15¢ Bottle.
c for battle whim} returned
r if at the
,Ciiiiord Fharmacu
“WESLEv's 3661s ANNIVERSARY.
Methodists of New England, Celebrate
Event to Boston.
BOSTON June'29 -A two day a col-
ebration of the‘ .500th anniversary of the.
birth of John Wesley, by the Metho-
dists of the New England conference,
was begun today. o In preparing for
the observance of the iii-centennial of
the great preacher. the conference com-
mittee planned to make the. meetings
significant by bringing together rcpt-I»
sentulives III' the three branches of the
Methodist Church in North America.
including tiIIIse“IIi the Methodist Epis-
copal (,‘hurch South and the Methodist
Church in ‘IIIIaIla. The efforts of the
committee Were successful and ilishop
i‘harles ll. Fowler, of Buffalo, from the
North; lti‘shop Eugene . iiI-ndrix. III
IIKIIsIIs City. from the South. and ltev.
A. Curman, 01‘ Canada, were among the
leading speakers.
The general program of the two days‘
proceedings included tributes to Wes-
ley trotn representatives of other dc~
nominations at the opening session and
at other meetings addresses by Rev.
Mr. Cartoon, of Canada; Bishop lien-
drix, itev. Geotgc liltkSUll, ot' Edin-
hurg, Scotland; ltev. W. ‘.Mailalieux,
resident bishop of New England. and
llishol) Fowler.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—‘-'1hc
stock market snowed more animation
than last week and followed the early
London market to a higher level. There
were fractional gains throughout lllt‘
list. the Pennsylvania group was most
conspicuous, that stock and its aillllat-
ed companuzs rising {I}, to a point. So-
gar advanced the,
WALL STREET, 1 p. nI.-—~Buylug
orders appeared in the grain carrying
roads, and St. Paul. Atchlsou, Louis-
ville. the l’acitirs, llrooklyu 'l‘ransit,
'i‘cunessce Coal and United States
Steel stocks rose 1 a 11/4. The (‘oai—
ers were less active, but were maili—
talned at thier best pIiI es
, TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Rep‘ortca over prttate was or :tta-
plos & Goldschmidt Commission llio
hers. Swmtz & Corbett Block South
Norwaik:
VALUABLE LAUNCH BURNED.
CLINTON June 29»? “—5 05- foot cab-
in naphtha launch wa estroyed by
the explosion of nuptial“
leaking from the tank. A
loan
which was
bl hm".ohhiior on the
want on 11100.1 at but
pad with! slight mgfi-SNTM
daunchwaa‘ valued at $2 000.
., ADOBE— PERSHING DEAD.
PO'QTSVIuLE Po., June 29—For-
mer’Judke Cyrus L. Pershing died to-
day at his residence in this city. He
was presiding judge of the Schuylkill
countyglurto during the trial of the
momb of the notorious Molly .Io-
gulreo, who were convicted and many
executed.
foo much care cannot be exercised
in the selection of Gauchos Bandages,
Cotton: Etc" for surgical dressings.
We carry a full line of those bearing
the led Croat trade-mark. which are
‘ OWQWWWWW
Will be mole gimbals for you as well as for your boys if you and
they are wearing new and tarahlona his clothes. It is not too Into to get
them; our stuck is absolutely complete In shapes and styles. because.
the weather has been against good b usinesc consequently you will have
no dttllculty in iinding what you want in the right size.
Men ’5 Summer- Weight Suit
stunning fancy patteins and handsome black weaves, splendid! trilli-
mcd and thoroughly good in every w ay. $6. 50 to $18 ;
MEN' 5 BLUE SERGE SUITS. p ermanent color, long wearing
shape- retaining, comfortable anti c0 0]. $8.50, $10, $12.
MEN‘S OUTING SUITS the lightest made. yet thoroughly substan-
tial plain and fancy fabrics, with all the little novelties of the «noon
in style and make- up. $6. 50 $8. 50, $10, $12.
and_
Little Boys’ Wash Suits, fast color and very handsome, “6.7%,.
Haberdashery—We. have just received some brand new goods that
will be worth yom investigation.
Straw Hats-41‘1“» styles you want~48c to $3.
Yacht Caps-Ail styles—~25c to $1.50.
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES.
EELLECKE PRICE:
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. , ' ,
.W; .'
l l‘
ROCKWOOD COCOA 25-cent size ............... 18c.
CATSUP, good quality, small size ............. ....... ...I...,..
CANNEDPUMPKIN,10c; 3for ............... . .......
APRICOT JAMS.15-cent size. 3 for .................. . . .‘ ..... . L .. . .
SLICED PEACHES, fine article ....................... . .. . . . . .. . 11.106 can.
LIME JUICE ........................................ ........... 10¢ hem
LYE OR POTASH, 3 cans for ......................... . ...... ....,. 259
LIPTON s TEAs ........................................... ..Riphtpri
LARGE MACKEREL ....................................... the ca
LOBSTER; new, fine as silk ........................... 25¢
ANDERSON' S JAMS 3 cans for .......... . .............. .l. , .
PURE LARD ......................................... 13c; 2 pound-flier
PURE BUTTER (and no flavored wag on grease) ............... . .. 270.,
The above prices for a quick sale for cash, for a few days.
shown on our counter,
LORENZO DIBBLE
Goods,
Li .3 THE OPTICIAN. ,
He will give you perfect vision If such is possible. 5 ,‘fl
No charge for examination.
Matching of lenses, and all repniiing done without delay. ,
53 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
WEDDING aJFrsL
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling silver
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best qua
ver Plated Ware, and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches, etc., the
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
Notwithstanding the recent advance In Diamonds. as we haV9 I It?!
stock of clean, perfect stones, bought before the advance, we offer
you at old prices, and prices that will p rove a good investment. . We in” .
complete optical department at both stores and will give a careful and
title examination of the eyes without c barge. '
In our repair department we have only first class workmen, and Ian
guarantee the best workmanship at low piloes. Diamond setting and Cl-
graving while you wait if necessary. . . .. ‘
Expert watchInnd clock repairing. . ‘ I V" ' "
All our work is done in our own shops and under our own supervision.
Coleburn & Lauder.
THE JEWELERS. “
95 Wllhlngton st, South Norwalk. 3 MaIn‘ south! '
”7..-. H w... .-__... “A i .... 0—...—
ISRAEL, PROPRIETOR ”i4,
g.
'3
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY. ._ 5+
GARMENTS MADE TO.QRDER A SPECIALTY.
Fresh arrival of‘Blue Fish. W
Mackerel, Cod. and Poraies. Live 1.
and Soft Shell Crabs.
Norwalk Chronicler