can: Lama's c. Phonc;IGS-5 Ice Cream that you hill! enjoy eating. __ Absolutely Pure. .TRAWIERRY IHORTOAKE WITH WHIPPED CREAM. «0»me 5 I Washington St. Local liens lots. George Everett of Westport has se- cured at pesition In the Public market. Miss Mabel Sherry. of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r‘. 15. Cole- man. The officers of Ollr Brothers‘ Lodge. 1. 0. 0. it, of Norwalk, will be install- ed this evening. Deputy Howard N. Godfrey will in- stall the newly elected officers of fin- cas Hayloft. this evening. A lad named Akos. living in Ely avc- nuc. was shot ill the. left. hand Ily a blank cartridge, and called on Dr. Dur- nell for treatment. The residence of Mr. and Mrs, Clar- sourH NORWALK. Tel. Coil, 32-2. once Atherton. No. 35 South Main street. is under quarantine, on account oun on" GUARANTEE: Ready For The Fourth? for it olothoewloof Hotter lot us fix you outg'yfor the great holiday of the yeor. and troop you cool-"some pottorno a trifle noisy but most of them tooteful and all of them now this season. We offer the largest varlot 'SOo, 31.31.50.” and up. Fourth. All the new shape: are here in at!!! and soft straws, 25o to SJ. Panama: $3.50. flannel and wool crash. made to fit an S6. 00 to $12. 00. Iars. bolts. underwear. noon. OATIM’ACTION on nouov non. Thoro 'il be e hot time Saturday. lire lieu ready Here are smortnogllgoo shirt: to woo tho broozos yin town to ohooso from at i Straw hats will have a chance to be seen on tho Outing rum to put you “right In it 'in homospun. d hold shapo, Now neolrwear. fancy hose. low high-bond on]- Open late Friday evening; closed Saturday at No‘awatk. Tel. Coil, 444 of the illness of a member with diph- thcrla. The Stamford Knights of Columbus degree team will come to Norwalk this evening. and confer the degree on a large number of candidates for Catho- lic Union Council. The members of the Ladies' Physical Culture class of the Young Men's Christian Association. will meet tonight, in the gymnasium. in'Eilabeth street. All are requested to be present. James McGinnis. of Darlen. was ar- lesteli Saturday on a charge of drunk- enness. He .was fined 85 and costs and sentence was suspended, owing to the fact that it was Fourth of July. A. J. Collins bl Company have flir- nishcd a house for Garrett Smith. Oi New York. who is now residing at Con- tcutlnent island. A revolver shoot was held between Lewis St. John Kecler and George W Hardwickc, Fourth of July morning. Keeler won easily. and now desires a to secure a match with semi-profes- sional marksman. The continued case of Oscar Ander- son. charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. came up this mor- ning before Judge Joseph R. Taylor in the town court. A further continuance was granted during the good behavior of Mr. Anderson. -—Hlves are a terrible torment to the little. folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never fails. instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store. 50 cents. Quite a number of persons from ‘ South Norwalk and Norwalk attended the state meeting of the C. T. A. U. in Hartford. They report a very enjoyable time. 'ille parade was a line one and the delegations present were large. The affair went off without a hitch. Frederick Andrews played the organ of St. Paul's Church yesterday morn- ing nd Mrs. Chcstcr Scllcck played at til chapeLoI Our Holy Saviour. in the evening. David Pollard. the regular organist Is enjoying his an- nual vacation, which he is spending In Maine. Norwalk people had lots of fun with an ‘iempry pockethOok Saturday. ‘ so one of the papers of that town says. Others with elnpty pocketbooks did not have ally fun and after read ing the article will be not to wonder how the others did it.——Brldgeport Te'egram-Union. Joseph Rooney, of South Nerwalk. has been appointed and authorized in due form as a deputy organizer for the United States and Canada to round and install local unions of the Hotel and ' Restaurant Employees‘ international Association and thefiarteuders‘ inter- came apoplcctlc. horses! Whose going to horses?" uncles bought a (ountry sent on Long. Island—barns. horses, tons chic,kcns . and other rural convcniemcs included. : Recently Arthllr was alloucd to \lsit * the "farm." and to Inspect the same at . his leisure. saw was a. strange crcatllrc on two legs. with wings and a mania for scratching gravcl. that fool me: on it. " you giving those chickens paint for? Stop it at once. hain't goin' to f row me down on coi- ored Easter eggs dis year. SNUBBED THE DUKE OF YORK. Agnes C. Laut, in Leslie's Monthly for May. Listening to the conversation of tile Canadian mounted police, as one on- counters themeverywllere in the North- west. It is distinctly evident that they are men of a different stripe froln the Tommy Atkins of the British regulars. . i The mounted policeman is a head. not an automaton nor a hunky. curiously illustrated during the View of the Duke of York to the Territories ‘ last year. As the royal train drew into one of the frontier towns two llvcricd ! , ontrunncrs dashed breathlessly to llch' platford. shouted excitedly for the pol licc "to get out the royal IIOlsos' troopers of the. uni crsity type smiled and said nothing; b II one of the iron: llcrsmen in khaki frowned and look a bite of chewing tobacco The ‘ The two little men in royal llverv be ' l l l I Get out lhl‘l get out tbcl I “Don't you men hear? The trooper in khaki again calmiyi took consolation for the insult from 1118' tobacco. Did you say horses? \Vcll—«ion‘t burst I your buttons. are. for? ' nave somo?—No ?.~Iiorses? What do you think you: Get 'cm out yourself." l l HE'D BEEN To MARKET. l Arthur was one of the little unfor- tunate army of five year -olds that lives“ on Fifth Avenue. whit-c he has cvcrv~ tiling to ills helllt' 5 content except mud pics and things a bov s llcart really i l craves Not long ago one of Arthur Si I 0710 of the first things bcl ”What's that thing?" he asked. "That's Ia chicken.” was explained. ”Oh. no' he said incrcdlllollsly.‘ you Noll—4 saw Jack kiss you last night. " . But you didn' t sto ‘ me kiss him. did you?" Belle—wkcally ° “Nell—“No. but 1—" Bell-—"0h.-wl:nta pity! You issed :he most thrilling muff—«Town oplcs. MnnliceWIllle “hat on earth are all that WIIIIe—Dat’s' all right. mom; 3'0“ national League of America. The ap- pointment arrived this morning. If you are weak and need strength. call at the Imperial Cafe and get some of Carl Schuub's imported Port or Sherry wine. The installation of officers of Star of Liberty Council D. of B., was held Thursday last in Port Chester. The installation was II no by Lady Brown. the prelate of tiiodge. assisted by Past Command Sarah Sanford Lady Balser. of South Norwalk. and Lady Walsh, of Westport. There were represen atives present from Westport and Stamford Two men whose names were not as- certained wage arrested by Officers . 2 Gilmore and “infirm Friday night. ‘It being believed that they bad film- ommed one of the employees at A ‘ J. Hioiop'o store. The' men were tak do to th a store, but they could not be Iitively identified. They said that ‘ would prefer to pay the :5 in on than be detained Therefore _ eywore allowed to go ' Magistrate-4" “MIMI did you steal that horn. Utho‘Ru Uncle Mot—"Beltane muh pooh ombly‘wiohrvISw emote" ' mwg' Tami ournvlns. eh~ they me you own ye den." .Kindlo But "our: er tacit. yo' ‘ ~. . ut Ahmiton yo' all wood: fomfly tor idem downs." Dolly Ravi.” W ‘ m GRIDS." B \ las from 31%: up. scan. .NorWalk Richard H. Golden. Edwin D. Rooter, Choo. E. Hoyt, Fifth Semi Annual Flint Po [lent illlldald to its Sultans Deposits said . coll wouleIn who For This Week Water Wings, 18c_ 25c Finger Gloves, 16c. 25c Finger Mits 16c. Swimming Tights 7c. Don't forget the union made Umbrel- colIIlIiilAN's to North Main St, So. Nor-walk. Agent for A. G. Spallldlnn Baseball and‘fipm ting Goods. I... -—-.‘IW .. - ‘3‘..-” a... The «qu— .Ttiust Co. court-t. allowance“. ‘Prooldont. Vice-Proficient. [Soon .1 Trees. This was I that tning's got feathers ARE YOU SATISFIED with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with the treatment you rec clvc without saying anything though you feel like It? If not, we unnt your business because we offer \ou boy. glaln, food, etc. that are the best ob- tainable anywhere. You can depend down to a certainty on receiving front us precisely what you order—410 doc- Ioring of goods—no sllilstiil.ltion Those are a few of the large weighty reasons why we want your business and why you need our scrvhc. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. - ' ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH. ./\ GRADURTION PHOTOGRAPHS In all the Latest Sty on ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM. of npooia I work now NEW DISPLAY on axhlb It E. M. JACKSON. .1 . - Sitting. by appointment 53 Wall Strong. Norwulk. or to to I2 «1.; 2 to 4 p. m. Oppollto Hotel. . I . . ...... .. “I 7 Be up-to-date and use . EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatic and non- -ha1ntion. JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. . For a die by _.I -| William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. . l 49. WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN. R. C. HOWES Recently head operator for Siegei & Copper, and The Hall Studies. New York Cil'y will be In charge for the summer. of my Studio. First quality work guaranteed. LEWIS. ll Main Street: 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. HOY‘I', REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN, Room a United Bank Building tooth Namath, Conn. Office hours 8 to 11: 45; is: 45 to 6:30.81turdoy ominlo, 74. Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. ' Coal No. 2 Nut delivered at SS. 00 per ton. All other sizes in stock at S6. 25 dollvorodz‘ RAYMOND Enos. R Tounomr HOTEL and RESTAURANT Under New Monogomont. A ‘ anon: nmusno. CLAHIAKES m otI ”tiller priced; neonate-Io hourly wiry hyI ' Highland Mali Extract The Best Topic and Blood Pliiiflél l4cts a Bottle. 2 for 250 Clifford Pharmacll. PHONE 1M. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nl.——'i‘lle level of pricleo was very little changed by the small opening transactions from Friday evening's prices. Only a few orders were executed when the ticker came to a standstill. Smelting fell off M. Brooklyn Transit '15, and Amal- gamated 1,4,. Changes generally were to a lower level. WALL S’I‘REICT. 11 a. nip-Selling of the specialties caused weakness in the railroad list. but buying orders soon appeared. for 'tho Coalcrs and Western stocks, and they advanced a fraction above last week's close. Am- algamated. Smclting and Brooklyn Transit fell 1 a 1%, with partial recov- eries. Colorado Fuel was bought frec- ly. and rose 21/4. and Northwestern, af- ter declining 1 point rlIlIllII-d 2 (‘hica- go. Grentwcsteln pfd.. gained 1 and Delaware dz iimison 1:12.)” WALL STRET. noon~Thcro was a slight hardening movement which car- ried Norfolk & Westem and Twin City Rapid Transit a point over last week. and some other railroad stocks a large fraction. Tile trading continued very apathetic. lionds were irregular. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—The usual midday dullness wns unrclieved by any price fluctuations of importance in the active division. Sugar dropped 1% on a few transactions. while Hocking Val- Icy. pfd.. advanced 11/2, and St. Paul pfd.. 2. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wire or Me- kers. Ewart: 8: Corbett Block 80th Norwalk: Open High Low 1:30 Amal. Copper. till-«16 53% iris. 5:11.“. Am. C. & I“. pf. 88 an :ill 38 Am. Smeli.. “in Mid «ill-3i; N Am. Sugar, 121 121 120% 120% Anaconda. 87 ii? 8.31, 85% A. T. & S. 112077;. 08% 67% till A.'l‘. 628.1“ _pf. 9213 927,. 92‘}. 9275‘. Ilait & Ohio. 85% h‘tibfi 11:355. 801,4; Ilklyn. if. 'l‘., 5le " 581;. 5"“: 58 films. & Ohio. 11341.4; Its-'1; 38% 31614 Chi, a N. \v., lIlll filling. loan not. (3111. (it, West. 19 litiiit' 19 19% 77C. M. it St. P. 150-13 151%. 150% 151%; (fol. I“. a l_, law.‘ 651/. 631.4 nth. he]. & I‘itld” 173’); 171 173% 174 Eric, 33% .‘II 33% 3:1 'i Eric. 1st pfd.. 07-h .tixtfi 67% 65%; Ill. Cctltral‘ 111111;; 13:11.3 133% 133% I.ml_&Nal-lh.,illl,«g‘lli$fi 111 111% Manhattan. 137 137 139174. lad-i. Met. St. Ry..1"2‘/. 122% ”2% 1221/3 Alex. Central, 2‘2 22‘»; 22V; 22% Mo, Pacific, 102% 1031/. 102 103% N. 1'. Central. 127 ' 1271.4 127 127% Norf. & West.__ 0574. ii? 05-14 67 Ont. Sr West. 25% 25-1; 2M; 2584 Penn. It. It, 1251/; 120 NW. 12:374. People's Gas, SIR-‘5‘. 98%;. Wit-15. 98% Press. S. Car, 53 5:: .521 53 Reading, 511.5. 517.. 51 1’ 511;. Rock Island, 33% till... 31% 34 Rock island pf. 7:: 72 7‘: Soil. Pacific. 49% will «19% 493.3 Sou. Ry. Co., 24 241,; 24 2411 Texas Pacific 20% Ell-1t. 29%. 295;. Union Pacific. 81% 821.4. 81 It. 817;: U. ..s. it a. 0.16 16% 16 16% ll S Steel 30% lift-”r. 30% 30% 112' .Steel pfd. 8111'. 813', 81% 81% Wabash. 2.4% 24% 24% 24:33 Wiscon. Cent, 20% 20% 20% 20% _E._._-.___ A short timeago Secretary Root in the course of conversation with a rest- dent of Lima Peru. on a visit to this city. remarked casually t he should like very much to make‘mwislt to the Peruvian capital. The gentleman mis. construed the wish to mean a prom- ise. and sent word to friends in Lima that the American secretary of war was about to visit that. city. The re- port quickly obiained general circula— tion, and elaborate plans were immedi- ately instituted to receive the distin- guished visitor with the highest hon~ ors. There are several veterans of the civil war in I Ima belonging to Abra~ ham Lincoln Post. 0. A. R. and they showed the greatest activity in arrang- ing for the expected visit A circular was Isaued by the post on the subject In which it was stated: “Should Hon. Elihu Root. the United States secretary of war: pass up this coast on his way home from a project- ed visit" to Buenos Ayres the post will give him, 'as the representative of the American army. a banquet in the name of the United States citizens here the Grand Army organization deiraying all of Mr. Root's expenses during his stay in Lima: in other words. con- sidering him the post‘s guest. and for which the society's entertainment fund is ample. He will also betinvited to become an associate member. At our next annual election it is hoped to pay Mr. Root the compliment of mak- ing him honorary president of this United States Citizens' Association. Secretary Root has indicated his high appreciation of the honors pro- posed in his behalf andloxpreso regret that. he has been obliged tpnhondon all hope of making the projected visit to South America at this time. Happy is the man who is married to a. woman who did not take her cooking lessons at the piano. 11—” A HOT DAY IMOIR~ ‘lI OurSodo. IcoMCreomSodonndCoi legs loco. How is your toilet loot note-III prefer Delays“: Ore-la. We volt. pies & Goldschnlldt. Commission Bro- The clonal. ;_7 ,," Fa urth -------——— . . ... ,.. :‘ Will be more glorious for you Is well so for your/boys if you and they are wearing new and fashions his clothes. II II not too late to let . ,. them; our stock In absolutely complete in shapes and styles, because » the weather has been against good b usiness consequently you will have“, no dimeuity In finding what you want in the right side. . l “.‘I . 1 Mon' 5 Summer- Weight Suite. stunning fancy patterns and hondso me block weaves splendidly- trini- med and thoroughly good In every way. so. 50 to $18. ‘ man's BLUE senor sun's.» ermanent color long can“ shape- retaining, comfortable and cool. $8.50; $10, .12. MEN’B OUTING SUITS, the fig lltest made yet thoroughly substan- tial plain and fancy fabrics with all the little novelties of the. season In style and make-up. $6.50, $8.60, 810, 012. Boyo’ Two-Piece Suits, durable In the extreme, good values. .2 to .5. Little Boyo' Wash Suits, fast color and very handsome 48o, 750.01.. Haberdashery—We have Just received some brand new goodoI that will be worth your Investigation. _ .. Straw Hate-The styles you we. nt—48o to 83. i - . I u i.‘ ,3, j Yacht Capo—All styles—25c to $1.50. ;a,~"‘.',u;,5ggg' TRUNK! AND sun' CASES. ' I.’ . ' .3 , . SELLECK 8. PRICE. 98 Washington Street, South NorwalkI. ‘.. _ oppom RTUNITIES l s “end . ROCKWOOD COCOA, 254:th size ..................... ..... 10o. CATSUP good quality, small oize .. .................... .....£.«l.‘..l ~63, ‘ CANNED PUMPKIN, 10c: afar ..................... .. . .. . ' APRICOT JAM8,1Ment nine, 3 for ....................... . . . . .250. SLICED PEACHES, fine article .............. . ......... .......... do: “’13 LIME JUICE ............................................... . autism LYE OR POTABH, 3cm" for ......................... . ..... ....... u: LIPTON’S TEAS ....... . ......................... . ..... ...... R M price. LARGE MACKEREL ......................................... JG .lcll. LOBSTER' new fine as silk ................................... .. 'uh’cln. ANDERSON’S JAMS. 3 cans for ...... , ................ ........ v. .I. 250.- PURE LARD ... ............................... ..13o;2 pounds, 25:. PURE BUTTER (and no flavored wag on greooo) ....... W . ,.,'. .... are. The above prices for a quick oat e for cash, for a few,- IIId'IIyo. .' (Todd! 1 shown on our counter. . .‘If. If YOu Cannot 596‘ as well as you should. SeeO. B. 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. 5 'I: ' 68 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.- 7"... no.3. 7777: S ans true; I. Keep cool in one of Our piazza chairs-:- The: hot days everyone wants a light portabfeiéhoil- which is cool, we have it. ‘ . .1. .3 . We don' i went to make you think too roach this hot weather; but don' i you need a refriqeroior, that is} 5 good One? A. J. Collins 8-. C FUNERAL omacrons mo EMBALMER8 .. . I» 12 to 18 North Main St. South Blotter II The Mr Cloak and Fill ISRAEL, PROPRIITOR’ Great Bargain Sale of Shirt WaistS" HATS THAT HAVE seen “.06 AND mo ARE Merci-.06} wens LAWN SHIRT w'rus To, won no. stress . moms. 75c. DOUBLE VALUE. vou CANNO‘I' Across ‘ro Miles 11'. "313' . Mk.
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