I ‘ . was overcome by the heat In West ave-
' ceases under the amendment to the
4
’ Ice Cream that you
'lclll enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
.TRAWBIRRY IHORTOAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
moosmm
51 Washington St. .
is visiting
Guy Pelton, of Bethel,
with friends In town.
The Hat Finishers' Association will
iiold a meeting'tonight.
Assistant Postmaster Charles Pres-
cott starts his vacation shortly.
Mrs. Edward Daniels. of Burbank
street, Is visiting In Danbury, with her
parents.
Miss Ed...i lioyt. of Danbury, is the
guest of Mrs. Farron Melts, Smith
Main street. .
—,-Wliat is MISIO'! It is king or me
insects. Bridge Pharmacy.
The Reliable Athletic Ciiib will play
the Art Prints. at 3:30 o'clock. on tho
Mayflower Oval, on Saturday.
A son was born to .Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Doyle, of Roton Hill. several days
ago. Mother and child are doing nice-
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. James lllll'l'ill'd. of
Brooklyn, have returned home after a
visit with Mrs. James Iiurford, of Bar-
bank street.
A meeting of the Officers' Associa-
tion of the South Norwalk ii‘ire Depart-
ment will be held on Friday evening.
or this week.
L. ll. Decker Is papéring‘ the Inter"
ior of the former ilecker place in liar-
Ien. The place is now occupied by
Floyd Twiggs.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the South Norwalk Baptist Church. will
hoi a business meeting, this evening.
at t e church.
The remains of ii two-ycar-old child
named Fagin, were brought from i.lo«
ver. New Jersey. today, for burial In
St. Mary‘ s Cemetery
The summer hosiery sale Is still on
at thr D. M Read Company. and there
are some choice values left In Women's
openwork lisle and lace funclcs.
Tire committee appointed by South
Norwnlk Lodge. '8." 1"."0. E..’regurd-
lag the lialiimoro celebration will hold
a meeting this evening In Elks Hall.
Mrs. Diidiino 1'}. Raymond Is having
the front of her building in Washing—
ton ,street, C((Ilpied by the “Red Mcn.
repainted. L H. Detker is doing the
work,
Mrs. Charles E. Wolfe, of Stratford.
mother of Miss Maude E. Wolfe. piiysi-
cal culturo’teacher In.the Norwslk
schools, is the guest of. Mrs. Robert ti.
Mitchell. Soutn Nor-walk.
——iiives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured Dean's Ointment never
fails instant relief permanent cure
At any drug store. 60 cents
The members of Buckingham Post.
Woman's Relief Corps. will go to Ro-
ton Point. tomorrow morning. on thy
10:40 car from Norw‘iiik. and will hold
the annual picnic there.
Theodore Nunendorf. the popular
barber, has resumed his duties at
Frederick Siieidler's. after a vacation.
during which he visited Co'ney island.
New York. Bridgopoit and other
places ‘
Bert Voorhees, of Smith Norwnlk,
one. near the Flint Methodist Episco-
pal Church. last night. and fainted. He
was given attention, and after a time
revived so that he was able to go to
his home.
The regular meeting of 3 Butler
Lodge, No.97 1.0.0. Fuwillbe held
tonight. at which time arrangements
will be completed for a special meeting
to be held July 15th. to take action on
an amendment to the by laws, which
will be of importance and concerns ev-
ery member.
The Boston Store has a lot of wom-
en's fine vests, which they are selling
. at the lowest possible prices. Theylal-
so have a fine lot of wash dress goods
at prices that will interest you. '
-——rou cannot imagine how pleasant
these delightful, evenings are without
Misto as your guest. Bridge I’har-
macy.
The secretary of the Barbers' Union
has received. from the Secretary at
State, blanks for the renewal of ii-
b'srbors' law. pen I the late session
.of the state legisi
Miss Dorsey. of Providence, R. i.. has
returned to hér home there. after a few
days visit with ma Norah Ryan.
Wade fitting a curtain to William
woun- lsanch‘, at John H.1I'erris's
Anderson w.
in some man-
. is grandson,
_ .Walsh, who
happened to be nosi- by. He went to
glut over Mr. {terrif- once and
his plating tl' tents no in
m 0! hum
inch
-. .
lisptist Churches of the county, which
”the Tues.
INOURANOI salmon".
w ‘ h
Hold Bunion in'.‘ South Norwcik and
Visit Stamford Ind Greenwich.
A moeting of the agents of the New
England Mutual insurance Company
was bold in Stamford, yesterday. for
the purpose of reviewing work done
and making plans for work to be done.
The party. which was a large one,
gathered in South Norwslkv and went
from ,bcro Io Stamford 'by trolley
where they met W. is. Moore. From
there they wuiit iii Greenwich. whore It
shore dinner was servod. A number
of those present made speeches and
they returned on the 12:15 train. A
number of ham stayed over night iit
the Hotel lIfford.
Among those present were: D. F.
Appel, superintendent of agencies. Bos-
ton: Dr. iii: W. Dwight; of Boston:
chief medical director; Glover S. Hast-
lngs, of Providence, general agent for
Rhode Island and Connecticut; Mr.
Whitley, general agent of New York
state; A. L. Sal‘zsieiii. general agent
of Wisconsin; W. L. Moore. of Siam-
i'ord. superintendent of Connecticut
agencies; llrs. Robinson. of Dunlelsou,
Coirn.;M’crkins. of Providence; Tail,
of Bridgeport: Griswold, of Stamford;
Tiffany. of Stamford: Ilrown, oi New
Haven; Iraj'. of Bridgeport: Short-r.
of South Norwalk; agents. F. l). Hast-
ings, New iii-I‘ain; Fred C. Morwiiy, of
Waterbury; A. C, litter. of Waterbury;
E, L. Root of Waterbury; Walter H.
Root, of Waterbury; William 1 nt-
I‘am. of Danicison; E. N. Lewis and L.
F. Marshall. of Bridgeport; Thomas A.
Mead. of Greenwich; J. B. Baldwin. of
Williniantic: William M. Travis, of
Stamford: i). 8. Hull. of South Nor-
walk.
COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCHES
Nprwaik Members Arrange for the
Convention Here In September.
The regular quarterly and semi-an-
nual business meeting of the Nor-walk
Baptist Church was held last night at
the church. when the first steps were
taken for the entertainment of the
will convene here in September.
A general committee was appointed
to make various arrangements and to
appoint sub-committees to assist them
In the preparations. This committee
consists of the Rev. DeWitt '1‘, Van
Daron, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. (‘har-
Ies Yost. Miss Belle Iloano. Deacon and
Mrs. James Walsh. Mrs, James Which.
in. Mrs. M. W. Sillimiin. Deacon Ilcrit-
Icy, Miss Jcniiic Smith. Miss Elia Iiyx-
bee and Mrs. Z t‘. Bush.
This committee will hold ii meeting
next week.
EARNINGS OF RE-ORGANIZED CO.
.. liiii has made a computation of
the way the common stock would fare
with the proposed plan of re-(‘ii‘gnnizn
tlon of the Norwaik Lock Company.
Mr. liill‘s figures showed that It‘ the
earnings were sufficient for the. it) per
cent. dividend on the old stock. iindci
dead and the common 111,9 per cent.
The most impatient man who over
other day. He Is a prominent New
York patent nttoriii‘y. He nrrivcd In
tde on a Iiiirry caveat case. and his
correspondent here. one of thc best
known of the \I’asbington patcni at
torncys. Invited him out to his Coliini
bin Heights home for dinner. The cit-
Izen had telephoned warning to his
wife. so that she had a chance to
spread himself in preparing the meal
It was a swell dinner, bniinteous and
dainty. and the New York man waded
Into it with the appetite of a rescued
wiraier. From soup to nuts he was
right there. he ate like a piano mov-
er. He took a back at each and IIII of
the dishes. and he wasn't bashfu‘
about the wines cithcr.‘ When finally
it was all over and he had encircled
his demitasse. he pushed back his
chair. wiped his chin with his napkin.
sighed coritcntcdly and remarked to
his hostess: ‘
‘Now. who'd think a man could make
a meal off a little snack like this!"—
Washington,Post.~ 3...»,
rus‘cti reno'VFHAsMA'cv
Pistnor A Iradioy. Props.
For This Weekm
Water Wings, 18c.
25c Finger Glows. ltic,
25c Finger Mits, 16c.
Swimming Tights, 70.
Don't forget the union made Umbrel-
las from the up.
COLEMAN’S
» . NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main Sim So. Nat-walk.
gent lei-Asa: Spanidinrs
B _ eball‘ltlld Sporting Goods.
The
South lVorWallr
' Trust Co.-
soori-I NORWALK. cons.
w
at the;
hilt Sari-ii rial ”In. in hid
7 Nu
the re-ori'uiilzalion. the new preferred .
stock will receive 1814, per cent. dI\'i~ .
hit up these parts revealed himself the i
and... H. Golden, prisms
Edwin 0. Rosier, VIcumidsnL
Circa. E. Hoyt, “Sony. I Tress.
bear.
$12.
(an.
oun nasA'r hummus: IATICPAOTION on 710va 'bA¢K.--‘
Suits That Satisfy
It' s an old saying: "You can 't satisfy everybody."
Yet we "be proved the impossible is possible—~our smart
tailor-made salts helm fail to satisfy in style and fit and
We' d be glad to ha’be you put them toithe test of
YOUR ser’blce.
The hand of the expert tallor' is plain in My sulle-
ln the 'lvi'de, shapely shoulders. snug-setting collars and
shape-retaining fronts of the costs, as well as In the cut
and fit of waislcoals and trainers.
Ample choice of the sefison' s smartest patterns in
fancy cbehi'ots, casslmercs and worsteds. fast-color blue
serges and gray clay 'lborsfcds. .5 6 to $23.00.
For 'bacafion clays, outing salts of homespun. flannel
and wool crash. made in the same shape-retaining way
and with all the snappy style of our regular suits, $5 to
Everythlna to go with smart salts excepting. shoes—-
straws and Panamas. negligees, nechwear, underwear
and fancy hosiery. fancy walstcoats and comfortable col-
sourH anwstk.
Tol. can. 322.
O
. NORWALK.
'r.g..-c.,u. «4.
_¢—.~‘_- .<
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with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like II?
we offer you buy, grain. feed, etc,
talnabie anywhere.
on receiving from us precisely what you order—n0 d00-
toring of goods—-no substitution.
largo weighty reasons why We want your biisiaosI and
why you need our service. it
BUY OATS'THAT'S CLEAN.
“GRADU RTION PHOTOGRAPHS
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
Sittings by appointment
oriotoia rm; atoh p. m
. I, L ”L . “W:
A RE YOU SATISFIED
If not, we want your business because,
that are the best ob-
Yoii can depend down to a certainty
These are a few oi the
MANUEL T. HATCH.
“L...“
In oil the Lot-st Sty on ‘
of opooll I work now
on oxhlb late
I. M. JACKSON,
5: Wall Itroot. Nam-1k. _
Oppoolto Hotel.
non- halation.
‘9].
i
.49 WALL STREET.
I Be up-to-date‘ and use
EASTMAN' S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromstic and
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For 5 ale by
iiWilliamP.Bee1-o, .
Photographic Dealer. "'
‘ NORWALK. CONN.
R. C. HOWES
Recently herid operator for Siegel & Copper, and The Hall Studios.
New York City will bedn char go for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. ll
tan.
Spectacles are our specialty.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
once hours 8 to 11:45:12:46 to o: to. Saturday evenings, 70.
Special Appointments st convenience of banana.
MISTY VlSION
Comes with advancing years. but can be cleared by properly fitted glosses.
olhcn we tit them they give satisfaction.
REFRACTING OPTIOIAN,
Count Norwnilt, Conn.
Goal 7
No. 2-. Nut delivered at 55.00:)”
All other sizes in stock at
sameness
$6. 25 delivered. “I .
i
ROTON POINT
highland Mali
Extract
The Best Tonic and
Blood Purifier
i4ois a Bottle
2 for 250
Ciiiiord Pharmacu
PHONI 1M
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—Ligiit
buying orders carried prices upward,
but the Shins did not exceed half, ex-
cept In the case of United States Steel.
That stock rose 54. on the purchase of
1,200 shares. and their fell back a frac-
tion on succeeding offerings of thous-
and slrnreb locks.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—Stocks
rose rather easily on small buying.
St. Paul, Missouri Pacific and United
States Steel stocks were most In de-
mand among the active lenders and
they gained a point each. Other Im-
portant stocks advanced good frac-
tions..notxiqibly Pennsylvania. Baltimore
it Ohio New York C,entral (‘anadian'
Pacific Union Pacific. Atcliison and
Amalgamated. New Jersey (‘entrai
gained 25/. Northwestern 1' ,g. and Pore
Marquette. Tennessee Coal and Thlrii
r’Avcnue l. Pcrr’ Marquette was bought
on the declara on of Its first dividend
of l per cent.
WALL SIREET. 1 p. ru.——A few
stocks worked slowly upwards to the
earlier high lever but the general list
was sluggish and neglected. Leather
' pfd. came Into prominence rind Impmi-
l-I‘z
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ms-
pics o Coldschmidt. Commission Bro»
kars. Swarts It Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
Open High Low 1:30
Amal, Copper, 53% 537.. 513% or“;
Am. C. & III. 38% 38% 38% 38%
Am. C, a I“. pf. till 90 90 90
Amer. Loco, 23% 23% 23% 23%
Am. Sugiir, 120% 1203.. 120% 120V;
A..l'. at S, Fe. 68% till 68% 68%
A.'i‘. & SJ". pf. 1121/, 92‘, 92% 92%
Ball. & Ohio, 86% tom sale 86%
nklyn. It. ’1‘., 58 .. ~ 58 or a. bT-ia
Ches. at Ohio, 39 159 39 39
Chi. ih N. vv.,17.11/. 171% Lilli 1111/,
Chi. Gt. West. 19% 19% 19%
C. M. & St, 1’. lblifi 152% 151V, loll).
Col. South. 17%»1774. 17% 14“...
Del. It Mud. 174% 174% 173% 174%
Erie, will 3.14.. “an 33‘);
Erie, lst pfd. 08% little (iii 63
ill, Central, Lilli. 13H: 139d. 13m
hon. & Nash. “ii," lli‘a 111% HIM
Manhattan, lurid 137% 137 137
Mel. St. liy._ 122V,- 122‘}, 122 121%
Mex. Central, 23% 22% 22% 22
Mo. Pacific, 1025410”; rum toil...
N. Y. Central, 126 126%, 1‘4de 125;.
Norf. 8: West, 67 Wild 67 6'!
Cat, & West. 25% 2574. 2514 251/,
Penn. R. IL. 125% .2654; 125% 12in.
People's Gas. 98% ' 98% 9855. 9895
Reading. 52% 52% 52“. 52%
llepub. Steel, 1W. 141,5 NV. 14%
Rock island. 341,9, 34% 33% 34
Son. Pacific. 50 50% 49%, hi)
Sou. Ky. (10., 24% 24% 24% 24%
Tenn, C. & i.. 52% 53 2% 53
Texas Pacific, 29% 2931 29% '91);
Union Pacific. 82% 82% tilts
ii. 8. Leather. 874; 87.5. 87.1“;
II. S. Lea. pfd. 85 86% 85 suit
U. S. R. & (3., > 16 161.4; 16 16%.
U. 8, Steel, 30% 30% 29%. 29%
U, S. Steel, pf. 80% 811i; 80%. SH;
Wabash, 24% 241,4; 24% 24%
Wabash, pfd.. Hit. 44% 43% 43%
West. Uri. Tel., iii 84 84 84
GOVERNECS GOES TO JAIL.
LONDON, July lI——Minns Williams,
a governessrwho was arrested In New
York and brought- back from the Unit.
ed States‘ on the charge of stealing
Jewelry valued at 325.000 from her em
ployer, Albert Beitllng, a stock broker
of London, was today sentenced to a
year's *penal servitude. The prison-
er confessed that she had disposed of
$7,500 worth of the stolen property.
ANOTHER SHOE CONCERN FAILS.
BOSTON. July B—Tho Shoe and
leather Mercantile Agency of this city
announced the assignment of the large
boot and shoe manufacturing firm of
Asa Cushmnn & Company, or 177 Lin-
coln tsreet. Boston and Auburn, Me.
The assignee In E. . Paul, a merchant
and bank director of Auburn. The firm
did a business of $1,260,000 per an-
num and has liabilities estimated at
between “00.000 and $500,000.
ED DELEHANTY DROWNED.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. July s—It‘rnuk
Dolehnnty, of the Star'Basebsii Club.
lett as door: for Buifalo in response to
a telegram stating that his brother lad
was drowned at Fort Erie. .
. A CLINCHER. .
Old Lover-hi know i. our old enough
to be your dfnthor. but; my dor-
ling, l have mmenso fortune to be-
stow upon yo
Young Heart—I hesitate to answer.
Old Lover—Do not knpp me in ass.
pence” i. no heart d c. and un-
“who autism kolxtbdie at
In!
Young Heurt~Thon fill lie yours.
:2» rr ocean
(Chicago Record- )
“She—1“!» you regard marriage as a.
not‘ or a Irma-y?”
e"—-" éll. when a man marries s
cromyod girl,- who says silly things.
whose soon tn’rnsup It the end ind
whose father is worth about a. 000,000,
Hhhnldnsyitwsssnoonostty."
voua ussos or wssscstss FOR rs: nor IUMIIIQIW
snooto as WELL oupptiso u rose "summon-WI VA-
CATION AND owusns CAN may as BETTER IWPIJCII’KT A3
moss nssso AIL'E costr THAN Hans. , do a
ourmo our on MEN, co usisrino or com AND rootin-
.. x b 3-3.2
inns, so. so 70 $15.00.
MEN a slick surrs MAI». or LIGHT wsidii‘r NATIIIIALI,
FAULTLESSLY TAILORED AND REABONAILY Pnicsb Afr "on
no 50 TO $13.00. . '
ourmo TROUSERS, WITH DEEP runs up. Iago To‘ £4260.- . .-
ASPECIAL LOT or now WASH soirs, 48c. 75:51.36 . ‘ '
AN enosmous SELECTION or NEGLIGEE aware in WHITE 1. .
AND THE sswasr cOLonmos, 48c TO 31.50. , .. ~ .
mass BELTS, ALL rs: newesr THINGS, 26:: re soc. ‘
srnnw HATS, 25c ro :3 00.
can CASES, 31.50 ro 05.00. rnunxs.
BATHING sun's. commas uscxwenn. VACHT cries. res: . . ,2
THER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE oouhsnlm f -
SELLECK & PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik
“ . ,__ . . '42:-
ROCKWOOO COCOA, 25-cont sizo . ...................
CATSUP, good quality, small also .................. ......
CANNED PUMPKIN, 10c: 3ior ........... . .....
APRICOT JAMS,16-cont size. 3 for .. . .
SLICED PEACHES. lino article ...... . . . . .......... . . .3 .
LIME JUICE ........................................ ....‘.'
LVE OR POTASH, 3 can: far ........................ .. . . .. .
LARGE MACKEREL ................................ .J. ;
LOBSTER: now, an. I. ."k ......................... yum”, 7;“in
ANDERSON'S JAMS. 3 cans for ..................... . . i-Mf .. .t. ,3 25¢.
PURE LARD ...................................... .iac': '2 pounds, 26¢.
PURE BUTTER (and no flavored won on grease) ....... . . . .t. . a". . . 27o. .
The above prices for a quick solo for cash, for a tow days. Cocos r
shown on our counter, , i-‘ “ ‘ '
ti'
If You Carinot Set/o
on well as you should.
SeeO. B JACKSON
THE OPTIOIAN.
no will give you perfect vision it such to possiblo. . ‘ .'
No charge for examination. I l 2..
MI,tching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay. . .. , .
on WALL eraser. nonwstx. noun.
i 3_ .3.
9.3.} ,5.
, Do Not Get
Sunstruok [)3
Keep cool in one oi our plum otnus~~~
These hot days everyone wants a light portahte‘ chili" ‘ “
Which is cool. we- have it. ‘ ~
' - isn‘t; ‘,
We don' t want to make you think too much [hls‘hot i. i“;
weather. but don' t you need, a refilq'erntor, that ts,“ ” ”H on»? - .
A J. Collins 8:
FUNERAL DTRECTORB AND EMBALMERB . .
12 to 18 North Main St. South Walk. ' '
HATS run HAVE sets 06.00 AND who ARE now Is.
wmrc LAWN SHIRT WAIOfTO, WITH ALL; II
radars. 75c. oousta VALUE;
you cannot AFFORD TO Miss IT.
68 Wool-ring ,1 on an
Norwalk Chronicler