“jouasoav. :. JUNE 30.‘ 1363.
THE ;_..SOUTH "NORWALK EVENTNG SEN
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<1 AT 4. LANES I>
PhoncJGS-S
Ice Cream that We
Will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
5 I Washington St.
L_IItIIl News 10103.
Chester Finch is seriously ill with
chills and fever
Miss Bertha Schauh is a visitor III
Stamford today.
—Flags and Lanterns.
Iey, .52 So, Main street
Drugglst W 11. Silliman, of Barton.
is a visitor in town today. vit-
Miss Grace Snyder Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. George Ford, of New York.
Mr, and Mrs. James W. Hoyt return-
ed last night. from a visit to Merlden.
—We wnt close all day. July 41h. F,
D. Lawton & ()0,
One hundred dollars reward for any
of last year's firecrackers found in
Coleman's stock. You are always
sure of fresh stock if you buy there.
Charles Stevens. of Meadow street,
has taken a position with H. Goodwin,
the tailor.
—BcsI bargains to Fourth of July
Goods at H R. Bulkley s, {I2 South
Main street.
To day is bill day with the. select-
men and tomorrow town obligations
’will be settled, ‘
Florence Callahan has removed his
family from New Haven to Harbor
avenue. Norwalk.
You will probably need a suit case or
a hand bag during vacation time. If
so. you can savemoncy on either by
patronizing the Boston Store.
~-Hafner has the rireworks assort-
ment, that is certain. Phone ten-3.
Mrs. Aura Harris, of South Norwalk.
is spending a Week with her husband
in Springfield, Mass.‘
Henry I). (lorncll has returned with
his launch ’I‘I'uant. after enjoying an
extended tour in her.
Mrs. Lillian SlierWOod Newkirk. of
Norwalk, is I“ of typhoid fever at her
home in Morgan avenue.
——lIlank Cartridges'. all sizes, at M. R.
Bulktey‘s, 52 So. Main St.
Would you get ready for the hot
weather? The Howumd llry Goods
(onIpany is fun of articles to glte com—
iort In heat. ‘
Two qfeet of water were discovered
in W. .StIII'tevants store cellar yes-
ter.day after the heavy rain.
Ex-Mayor Mortimer M, Lee and son,
Robert, who have. been visiting in
Pennsylvania, arrived home today.
A large meeting of linens Tribe, 1.
0. R. M., will be held this evening. at
which officers of" the Tribe will be
elected. _
—-—Scourlng. Cleaning, Pressing. at
Filsingers. 39 So, Main St. 'l‘InIe is
short before the Fourth.
No new patients have been admit-
ted to the hospital since yesterday. All
are reported to be resting comfortably
this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ronk and Miss
Mabel Ronk. of Brooklyn. are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C Ies E. Lawrence,
of Orchard street
William 0. Merr tt carrier at the
South Norwalk p like is of! duty.
this afternoon and J. H. Main is sub-
stituting for him..v
Never was there such dainty shirt
waist jewelry as this season and the
D. M. Read Co. have. a most attractive
line of brooches, pins. buttons and belt
clasps.
—Blank Pistols, 10c up. H. R. Bulkley.
A very important meeting of South
Norwalk Lodge of Elks will be held to-
morrow evening, at which the inma-
tory degree will be worked
Catholic l'nion Council Knights of
Columbus. held a meeting. last night.
and at the session further arrange-
ments were completed for the Knight's
celebration to be held on July 15th.
Edward 11. Ladrigan has purchased
the house and lot owned by W. H.
Shaw. on Roton Hill. This was for-
merly known as the "George Keeler‘
property. The house Is being moved
to a new foundation.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
,will hold its annual clam bake and
banquet on the ov'enl'ng of July 3. at
their track house. Mayor Cavanagh
and‘ the members of the Common
Council have been invited to attend.
H. H. Bulk-
A good time will result beyond all ’
' doubt.
OUR BROTHERS’ LODGE OFFICERS
Election Hold Last Night, Installation
Next Monday.
Our Brothers' Lodge. 1. 0.0. F.. of
Atom“. elected these otllcers. last
' night: ~ .
, N." G.--F.‘ D. Molkln.
woe-n. V. Worden.
Secretory—B. 8. Keith.
lFinancial Secretary—it. John Mor-
til
Treasurer—A. A. Béttn.
, Thou oihcera will be Installed next
My night by District Deputy D.
Em Bench.
oouTnTco 1L1. HEARINGS.
W Wad... ten-a 2:3".
' to
PM
ENTERTAINED BY MIBO MAGNER.
A Pleasant Gathering at Her Fairfloid
Avonuo Home.
Miss Gertrude Mngner entertained a
party of boy and girl friends at her
home, 54 h‘airfield avenue. from 3 to
8 o'clock. Saturday. ’llIe party was
of the surprise nature. but Miss Mag-
uor proved herself a capable hostess.
and all expressed It desire to repeat
the affair. The afternoon and early
evenlng‘was spent in
lawn. c
Among those present were the Miss-
es Gertrude Magncr, Rita May Nealy.
Mary (.‘assldy. May Nattet‘ord, Mary
ByInes. Mary C. 'I‘IIlly. Madeline Mag-
ner, Eleanor Ward. Agnes '1 orpey. Mac
rIan Hayes, Agatha Hayes, Annie Cal-
iilIan_ Margaret HIady, oi‘ \t‘estpori;
Bessie burns and James M ”,luliy
Chnrsle McCaItIIy John l‘IcI'ney .lohn
Dorsey. .uattin Creagn, Francis Ward.
Frank Smart. John Lane, Cletus ..ag-
her and Itaymond magner, ,
PRESIDENT WILL WITNESS RACE.
OYSTER HAY, L. 1.. June till—Presi-
dent Roosevelt has expressed his In-
tention to witness the international
yacht race between the American de-
fender Reliance and the Shamrock 111.,
to be sailed on August 20. He will go
to the course over which the race is to
be sailed, on the Mayflower. Sir 'l‘IIom~
as Lipton recently extended to the
presIdent a cordial. invitation to wit-
ness the races froth hi yacht. the Erin,
but while appreciatln the invitation
and the spirit which pro Itcd it, l’res-
ident Roosevelt felt obliged to decline
it Governot Hunt. of Porto Kit-,0 Unl-
ted States Senator Long of Kansas
and Former Postmaster General \VII-
son.S. Bissell, of Buffalo. were. the
president's guests at luncheon today.
DEPRESSINGIGRAND CENTRAL
TRACKS.
NEW YORK, .ltine (IO—~At a meeting
iCentral and Hudson
. Company and also a meeting of the. Iii-
go who mulch
not
today of the directors of the New York
River Railroad
rectors of the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company. the agreement with
the city for depression of tracks In the
Grand Central yards and for changes
from use of steam as a motive power
was approved and the contract has now
been executed.
REMARKABLE OIL WELL.
SANTA BARBARA. Cni.. .que Jill——
An oil well in the northern part of this
county. which has just begun to flow.
proves to be one. of the most remarka-
ble wells yet diseovered on the Paci-
fic coast. the first flow being estimated
at forty barrels per minute. The oil
shot fifty feet above the top of the der.
rick. The depth of the well Is about
2,000 feet.
TWENTY ROUND BATTLE.
SAN FRANCISCO. .itltle titlswlfltldle
.Huulon and Benny Yangcr are ready
for their twenty round battle in Me-
chanies' l’avilio‘u. tonight. They have
trained faithfully and are in the pink
of condition. Neither lad has been bcni.
en during his career. The betting is
ten to nine. with lianlon on the long
end.
STEAMER SENATOR FROM NOME.
SEATTLE. Wash. June Bil—The
s‘carncr Senator has arrived here from
Nome. Alaska. bringing $40,000 in gold
and several passengers. The Lawrence
110th at Nome was destroyed by fire
just before the departute of the Sena-
tor. entailing a loss of $25, 000.
CONGRESS OF RUSSIAN MILLERS.
ST. PETERSIIURG. .lIIne alt—The
congless of Russian nIillcrs. which has
been In session here for some days. has
resulted in the formation of an assoc—
iation to promote the flour export trade.
Ten of the larger firms have thus far
joined the association.
TEMS OFFICIAL ASSASoINATED.
AUSTIN. Tex.. .Iunc int—State Comp-
troller R. M, Love was assassinated
in his ofllce in the state capitol. this
morning by \V. G. Hill. a discharged
employe.
IIIIIITIIIIII =
Retailer at wholesale Pricés.
BLANK CARTRIDGE PISTOLS. 10c.
FIRECRACK‘ERS. 10 packs, 25c.
BLANK CARTRIDGES, Bc box.
$1.00. Reward for any of last years
firecrackers found In my stock. You
are always sure of fresh stock if you
buy here.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEST GOODS.
LOWEST PRICES. .
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St, So. Norwolk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldmrn
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
. . in...
South; Norwalk
' Trust Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
President.
ViceJrcoident.
Sony. 5 Trou-
Riohord l-I. OoIdon.
Edwin D. Koolor,
Chas. E. Hoyt.
FIIIII Mi-dntidi‘unr Per lent
liltitieIIIIlII Its Sirius “spoilers.
Tito Trail.“ of TI.“ Milt Nomik
l
playing guinea ’
and rctl'eshinonts Were served on the”
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
We Clothe
swimming.
nary washout-quick suits.
made of thoroughly tested
ser‘bice, $3 to $6.
Long-trousers suits for
soon-I NORWALK.
Tel. cm, 32-2.
OATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Boys Well For
Vacation.
just thmh what the average boy has to go 'lhraugh in
vacation. And where he goes his clothes go too, :Icept in
One of our iough- -wearing suits and an exlra pair of
pants ought to see him through all right.
better made or stronger suits for boys than we have here.
And the prices are about what you find tagged to the ordi-
We' .ncvm saw
Two-piece and Norfolk suits for boys from 6 to 16,
fabrics for the hardest kind of
Three-piece suits of the same qood cloths, $4 to $8.
big boys, made as near wear-
proof as can be, yet with the snappy style young fello'lbs
demand, $5 to $13. 50.
Sailor and Russian blouse suits for little fellows, $3 to
6; and natty little wash suits 5 0c to $ 1 .5 0.
Separate pants, 25c to $1; wash pants, 25c; wash
waists, 25c to $1.
Everything else boys bear but shoes.
I
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
you feel like it?
we offer you hay. grain,
tnlnitble anywhere.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and iced you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything. though
If not,
You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely
. toring of goods—no substitution. Those are a few of the
large, weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
GRADUATION PHOTOGRIPHS
—:
we want your business because
feed, etc., that are the best oh-
what you order—Ann‘doc-
MANUEL T. HATCH. l
in all the Lott-t Sty on 1'
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM. '
NEW DISPLAY
Sittings by appointment
orlotolz m.; Ztokp. m
of spool-I work now
on exhibition.
JACKSON.
83 Wall street. Norwolk.
Oppoolgo Hotél.
l
, Be up-I‘o-date and use
EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES
They are innch lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatlc and
nonshitlatlon. ‘
O
JUSQI‘JHF THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
‘ For 8 ale by J
_.._ . .. . . ‘
-' ' William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
#9 WALL STREET. -
, NOBWALK. coon.
TLC.
, HOWEB 9.3 ‘
Recently head operator for Siegel It Copper and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be In charge for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. ll Main Street. Norwalk.
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing years but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Roorn 9 United Bank Building
REFRAOTING OPTIGIAN,
South Not-walk. Conn.
OIIIce hours 8 to 11: 46; 12:15 to 6: 30 Saturday evening-,7
Special Appointments It convenience of patrons.
Coal ~
No. 2 Nut delivered at 55. 00 psi
All other sites In stock at
$6 25 delivered
ton.
RAYMOND BRQS
.~ ROTONPOINfi
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New Management.
ifONONG'WuINNERO. CLAM‘IRKE ’
'1ka ““‘I’ “a? mg...“ a: {I '
{I'I‘Cu or popular price!»
The Chief ..‘ “I
i-Saratoga Waters
A Superior Table
and Drinkingiwttter.
the Bottle.
5 c for bottle when returned
at the
Clifford Pharmacu
Pnoncisa
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK June '10—— -A sensational
break occurred in the prices of cotton
this morning. .lIIly contracts broke
58 points. and August 31 points. For a
long time such a decline has been pre-
dicted and various stories were In cir—
culation in explanation of the remark—
able losses. One was to the effect that
there were internal disseusions in the
pool ranks and another that a certain
element of New Orleans contingent
was "leaking cotton." After the first
rush of liquidation. however. there
was a partial rally on. reneWed evi-
dences of clique support: but the mar-
ket remained very nervous.
WALI. S’l‘llldl'i’l‘. 10:10 a. In.——Yes-
terduy's advance In stocks was carried
further III London this' morning but
there was some pI'oIit‘takiug there be-
fore our opening. First prices here
were generally II small fraction above
last night. Sugar and Metropolitan
Securities rose a point and Pacific
coast second pfd. 2%. There were
large dealings III some of the lending
stocks. notably Erie. in which there
Were running sales of «1,000 shares at
an extreme advance of it...
WALL STREET, II II. In.»~(‘on.~id-
ernble stock was met around the open-
ing range of prices. but the market
absorbed all offerings and rose higher
in spots. St. Paul. Pennsylvania. Nor-
folk and Western, Reading and Mia-
souri Pacific made the best gains and
were likewise the most active. Some
sharp gains were made in usually inac-
tive stocks. Detroit Southern pfd.. and
Melting. pfd., rose 2: ltiiuneapolls. St.
Paul and SIIIIItc Ste. Marie, 2V4: lie-
trolt I‘nitcd Railway. 21,2; Long is-
IItud. and l’ittshurg (‘. (‘.'& St. Louis.
414. Adt'tillct‘s of l to 11;; were also
scored in Hocking \‘IIIley. Northwest-
ern. Cleveland C. C. IQ St. Louis. lien-
ver & Rio Grande pfd.. and Kansas &
Texas.
WALI. S'l‘RI'IlIZ'l‘. noon—«Prices eased
off and then hardened again. Reading
and ii. & 0.. Norfolk & Western and
Missouri Pacific went a fraction higher
than before, but generally the previous
level was not exceeded. Smelling rose
1% and Pump 11%.. and Reading Sec-
ond preferred. 3, A number of minor
stocks rose a point. The market then
became dull and easier. United States
Steel seconds rose 1%. and Wabash
Debentures t‘ell 171.. The bond market
otherwise was dull and
WALL STREET. 1p. m.—'l‘he mid-
day movement of prices was narrow
and ,hesltatlng. until just before I
o'clock. when the (Hangers and Fuel.
ties were taken in hand again and lifts
ed upwards, t'IIIted States Steel pre-
ferred was bought freely. and role a
point, while WesteI'n ' Union gained
nearly 2 Trading was active and deal-
ings in some stocks quite heavy. while
the demand was on.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre or ata-
plea & Goldschmidi, Commission Bro.
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalki
()peu lllgh Low 1:30
Amai. Copper oti'h'. (III: . I'd; on».
Am.(‘. 62.1". 38'? 38".; 35% 38'“
Am. C. & l“. pf. tilt 89 89 819
American Ice, 77.. I... 73.. 753,.
Am. Ice pfd.. ”9% 29% 29V; 29%
Amer. Loco. Jun 24 239$ 23%
Am. Sugar, 123 123‘,‘ 122% 122%
A, T. & 5. Fe, 69g. 69g. and. on“
'A.T.&S.i“. pf, 921,9 93 921/; 92%
Halt. it: 01110.87% 87511. 8137,41 87%
Bkiyn. R. T.. 5?" {IT-'55; 571/3 57%
ones It omd. 39a. 40 . 391/. 392:.
(hi & N. W. 172 17.: 172 17274
Chi Gt West. .. 18 5'3 19% 1875‘. 19%
C. M. &St P. 152‘ 152% 152% 152%
Col. South“ 18% 18V. 18 18%
Consol. Gas, 193% 194% 193 194%
Del. lg HiId.. 175% 175% 17-1 174
Erie, 1st pfd.. 68% 68% 68% 68%
Ill. Central. 1341/9 13-174. 134% lit-its.
Lou, 6‘; Nash, 112 112% 112 1155;1—‘1251
Manhattan. 137% 137% 137% 137%
Met. St. Ry. 12334 12371. 123% 123%
Mex. Central. 23 23%; :43 23
M. K. & T., 22% 22% 22% 22%
M. K. & T. pf, 50% 51 601,5 at
Mo. Pacific. 1051/. 1057.4. 105%, Minty.
National Lead. 16% 17% 16741 17%
”N. Y. Cent. 127 127% 127 127
Norf. & West. 68% 67% 661/; 66%
Ont. & West... 26% 26% 26% 26‘};
Penn R. R 12521. 126% 12... 126%
People's Gas, 99- 99% 95% 991’.
Press S. Car 581/, 54 53% 54
Reading. 52 52 ’h 51% 52%
Reads 2d pfd.. 70 70 . 70 70
Ropub. Steel, 11% 15 14% 15
Rocklslnnd, 34% 35 34% 35
Soml’aclnc. 51 517* 50% sex
Soul-Ry. Co: 25% 2514 24% 2M.
Sou. Ry. pfd. 88% .88’15. 88% 88%
Term. C. til. 52% 53,, 4521/. 52%
Texas Pacific, 29% :30 ._ 295i. 30
Union Pacific. 83% 83%. 8274 83%,
Un.‘ Pan. pfd., 88% 8855 88% 88%
U. 8. leather“ 9% 9% 9% 95f.
11. Brian. pfd. 86% 86% 85% 8615
IRS? .& C. 16% 16M 16 16%
U. 8 no.1 3155 31K 31% 31%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 80% 807.4. .8014 80%
am 25% 26% 24% 14%
Wobuh,.pfd.. 45% 15% 449‘ Md
Went Un. Tel. 83% 85% 83% 85%
Wiscon. Cent.. 21% 21% 21% 21%
'Ex. Dividend 2% per cent.
"Ex. Dividend 11‘ per cent.
.... ...... - ..--.. -.....“ _-.- A... w..-” .
Too much care cannot. be exercised
to the selection of Banshee. Bandages.
Cotton, latte. for surgical drowns.
woonrryofuil unanimous hearing
‘I"' .
gINEL
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Will be more glorious for you as well as for your boys if you n” _
they are wearing new and fashions. bio clothes. it Is not too ill-2.”; I“; .-
them; our stock is absolutely complete In shapes and slid“. because“.
the weather has been against good b usiness consequently you L'wiihho?
no difficulty In finding what you want In the right size. ( '“ ' '
Mon’ 5 Summor- Weight Sulfur" A
stunning fancy patterns and handsome black weaves‘ ysplenditily'tflhz-
med and thoroughly good in every w ay. 36. 50 to $18. , . '
MEN' 3 BLUE SERGE SUITS, p etmanent color long wearing and
shape-retaining, comfortable and cool. 08.50, 810, $12. , . _.l‘
'MEN'S OUTING SUITS, the lightest made, yet thoroughly sublton- :
ilal plain and fancy fabrics. with all the little novelties of the season .
in style and make up 86. 50 $8.,50 $10, $12. .' '
Boya' Two- Piece Suits. durable In the extreme good values. 32m 88.
Little Boys‘ Wash Suits, fast color and very handsome, 480, 75c, 81. ,
Haberdashery—We have Just received some brand new goods that.
will be worth your investigation.
Straw Hath—The styles you want—48c to $3. "' "' I t" I“ ~. .v
Yacht Capo—A11 styles—25c to $1.50. 'lfiy, it
TRUNKS AND SUIT cAsEs. ~. * 1
SELLEC-YK 8. PRICE."
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
OPPORTUNITIES
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ROCKWOOD COCOA 254:th size .. ............. ................ 18o.
CATSUP good quality. small size ... ..........
CANNED PUMPKIN, 10¢;3for ......................... ...,..~... . ...,25o.
APRICOT JAMS,15-cent size, 3 for .................. “1.. ..250
SLICED PEACHES, fine article ...... . ................ .. . . . . .. .10: can.
LIME JUICE ..................................... 10c bottle.
LYEORPOTASH,3cansfor. ........... . .......... .............., .‘.25h.'.L
LIPTON'STEAS ................... . .................. '. ...... [Eight pried. '
LARGE MACKEREL ................................... 15¢ each.
LOBSTER;new. finensilk.‘...o ...................... ..........2§ooan,
ANDERSON' S JAMS, 3 cans for ................................
PURE LARD ..................................... .13c; 2 pounds. 259.
PURE BUTTER (and no flavored wag on grease) .............. . .. . ..
The above prices for- 1’ quick sale for cash, for a few day‘. and.
shown on our counter. , I
If You Cannot See's
as well as you should.
5660. B. JACKSON
II mun THE OPTICIAN. ; ,mfim
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. , ..,
No charge for examinauon. ‘
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay.
58 WALL STREET.
WEDDING GIFTS.
We offer the largest and most complete Itocks of Sterling Bi '0:
newest patterns. Cut Glass In latest designs and cuttings. best. an it!
ver Plated Ware, and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches, etch. tt
ever been shown in The Norwalks. ‘
Notwithstanding the recent advance In Diamonds. as we have I. 1
stock of C can perfect stones. bought before the advance, we our them
you at old prices. and prices that will p rove a good Investment. ,- Woman
complete optical department at both stores and will give It careful and col
tiflc examination of the eyes without 0 barge.
In our repair department we have only first class workmeit, and Ill
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting and -..”
graying while you wait If necessary.
Expert watch and clock repairing.
All our work is done In our own shops and under our own “will”; r": ‘
Coloburn ,3: Lauder}. ~
THE .nzwstsns. . »,. $157., .
96 Washington St. South Norwalk. 3 Main Etna“: «orient
“.t
~‘c.
-‘.. I‘t
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY. r ‘
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
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