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- Ice Cream that We
Will enjoy eatihg'.
Absolutely Pure. .
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKI
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
9”»th
51 Washington St.
mail but into
Assistant Postmaster C J. PIescott
is in New York todIIy.
James Birchhrd. of Darlen, was a
visitor in town. this morning,
Frank L. .Ii'Idd, of Brooklyn.
spending a few days in town.
“Ladies brunt-Idiots, ,bclow cost, at
M. S.‘ Smith & Co‘ a
Fancy ruse potatoes are selling for
twenty IIiIIeI tents a ll('tk at JOSti' IIff’s.
Now tutu to Sc'huubs ad. and see
what specials are to be found there
today.
ltoyal Ellis,
been through the West.
to NIIl‘WItIk.
'l‘he barge Anita Burns. with a cargo
of bituminous coal. has arrived at Wil-
son'si’olnt, for John H. Ferris.
A meeting of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
.wus held last evening Nothing but
routine business was transacted
—-Hotel Hamilton has Piel‘s Beer
and free Roast Beef Sandwiches today.
Mills Mothers, of Rowayton are en—
gaged to paint the truck house of Iv-
lianoe Hook nhd LIIIdicr Company.
'1‘. I Raymond and family who have
bIII-u visiting at AIIIIntic City. for the
past few days, have retained home.
Councilman and Mrs Moses H. Glov-
m, of Norwaik, will leave town Monday
fDI a two weeks 5 ay at Lake Waha
mung.
Rev JamIs Montgomcr,y presiding
IiIiIII of the New York East District of
the Methodist Confelcnce, w a in town
yesterday, visiting fIiends.
~wuu= Brim Straws. o'i'IrIen.
‘A little bargain in fans that now at‘
the. l). M. Read Co. Quaint and artistic
fans tlIiIteen cents eth, or two for
a unar'tei.
Mi<s Mabel and Master F'rcd Sherry,
IIi’ llridgepoit \th ) have been the
{hunts of V\.. B. Ceiemun. huvc return-
ed to their home in the I’IIIk City.
Are you one. of those Who would buy
goIIdQ lot the home. III the pen-Ion at a
saving? Then visit the Rowland DIy
(loods Co, during the. mill end sale
——50 Iloz. 51. 2:3 Lawn Wtappeis, as a
spetial fol Sat and Mon. 70c ea. M.
S. Smith & Co
11 M. Ashe. a well known New York
magazine artist has retently puIIlIas-
ed the. William lI‘rcuIientbal place, on
Wolf Pit Hill. Mr. Ashe is now occu
pying the place with his family.
The annual convention of the Uni»
VI’Irsnllst societies of the state will be
held at Meriden. Thursday and Friday.
Septembet 17 and 18 TM RIv Dr.
' Richmond Fisk, of Middletown will
make the ptiacipal address.
*lI‘resh Candy .overy IlIIys,1tic lb
M S Smith Ii: 00.
William C. Tan or, an actor ‘witli
Denman Thomps Company. has
puicbassd the Lot: wood place in Wil—
ton. Mr. Tanner intends to make his
headquarters here his brother being
in chatge but he will shoItly leave fot
the Pacific coast and Australia
The case of Mlchad Ziegler against
Anton Stenger, came up in the Town
Court, before Judge Taylor. this morn-
ing. and \v us again adjourned until
next week St'ItuIday. at 2 o'clock The
assault was originally committetd on
March 23m. and there has been about
a dozen udjonrnmeuta since that time.
-—lI‘ancy Color Derhys. O‘Rrien.
Sweet corn is to he found in local
market. it c‘omes from the south. of
mouse. The. markets are faltly Well
supplied with v.9getabies although
nmihern glean truck is somewhat late
and scarce on account of the extremely
dry weather of the spring and the ex—
tremely Wet weather which followed it.
A meeting of Lincoln Council. 0. U.
A M. was held last- evening, at which
the second degree was conferred on
Charles Hill and William Moore. Mr.
l’elbam, of Waldemere Court. Bridge-
port, was II visitor to the council. Next
' Friday the third degree will be con-
ferred after which ice cream and cake
will be served.
—Call at Hotel Homilon for Piei'r
Beer and free lunch today.
Housekeeper- will do well if they are
in need of. anything in x-ths furniture
lime to vim A. J. Collins a: Company’s
store This firm can’t afford to have
goods stand still, even it It. Is a dull
month consequently they have mark-
ed goods down twenty to thirty per
I cent. Prudent be who take ad-
vantage of this It has will be well
repaid. See advertisement.
is
who for some time has
has returned
the past few weeks in out and
. rebuilding the chimney! in the ml-
1 dance of 00W D J. 301.com-
nor of West avenue and Maple that.
All the chimney have been listed with
condition; A number of other in-
. of Glogau In the neighborhood of the
Robins Brother's have been engaged " ‘
Trenton bricks. andplitlnflntclul'
gomeat- have been made about the
T
PR EBIDENT‘O GUI ET DAY.
Entertain“! o Forty of New York
Friends It Luncheon.
OYSTER BAY. L. l.,'.luly lePrcsl-
dent Roosevelt passed II comparatively
quiet day at Saaumero iviill. At lunch»
eon be and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained
a party including George V. L. eyer,
United States Ambassador lo‘Itnly;
Mayor and Mrs, Low, of New York;
George. W. HIIIIIIIIIy. New York corres-
pondent of the London Times: W. L.
Ward. of New York, and the house
guest. Dr. Nicholas Murray liutior, of
Columbia University.
AnIbuII-sudor Meyer arrived III this,
country recently from Rome, and came
here to pay his respects to the Presi-
dent. it is learned that rumors of his
resignation as Ambassador to Italy
have no present foundation in tact.
Mayor Low reaclIrd SagIInoro lilll
about noon today. in his yacht Sur-
prise. During the day the President
and he discussed the political situa-
tion in New York city. It is under‘
stood that the Mayor will be It cIIIIIil-
I‘Iute for 1"."lltl'lllllili‘illll IIIIII re-clection.
and that the administration will aid
him to the extent at least of lending
him its strong moral support. The
calls of the other gentlemen were
puIIly soc.ial
PORTION OF GLOGAU ISUBMEFIGIED
GLOGAU, GeI many I.luly lit—The
continuous rise of the OIlot is causini:
the greatest alarm. The entire portion
cathedral is submerged and the princi-
pal bridge crossing the river is threat-
ened. Large arena of SryedemOst.
Schrezuu, Robering and other small
towns are. inundated. causing II IIuIn-
her of fatalities, (lloguu is a strouvzly
fortified town in Prussian Silesia. the.
town being connected by It wooden
bridge with llom Inset, or Cathedral
island in the Oder. which is separated
or fortified. The city, which had a
population ‘of 20.430 in 1890, manufac—
tures beet sugar and woolen and cut-
Ion fabrics and has a considerable
corn market
CRICKET MATCH ABANDONED.
SOUTHAMPTON. lung. .luly Iii——
The cricket match DOIWCCH the visiting
Philadelphians and a Hampshire eIev-.
on, which began here Thursday, was
abandoned today on account of rain.
The Philadelphians in their first in-
nings scored 2:10 runs and the ltannr
shire players at the close of play yes-
terday had scored 371 mad for seven~
wickets down in their first tunings,
CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE.
PLAINVILL 1, .luly lS—Thc annual
assembly of the Chautauqua Literary
and Scientific Circle will open here this
afternoon, for a session of ten days.
Prominent speakers will take part in
early day's exercises. It is announced
that on “Connecticut Day." next Tues-
day, Governor Chamberlain will be
prestént as a guest Oi the association.
TUMUT SELECTED-A8 CAPITAL.
MELBOURNE, Australia, July Iii—-
The committee appointed to select the
site for the new capital of the Federal-
HI Australian States has recommend
od Tumnt. New South Wales. 2‘.th miles
southwest of Sydney, 'i‘IInIIIt is sit-
uated in II rich agricultural district. In
1880 it had a population of l.t’I00.
GARDNER NOT DESTROYED.
JULIET, Ill., .luly l8~—The report of
the. destruction of Gardner, “1.. In the
storm last night. proves untrue. While
the storm was very severe. no lives
were lost and no one was injured.
NEW YORK BREWERY BURNED.
BUFFALO, N. Y.. .luly lit-lienryn.
Moi’fatts brewery on Mohawk street.
was destroyed by firetoduy. The loss
a estimated at $100,000.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
1 Will send free with full Instructions
tome. of this simple. preparation for the
mm of Leucorrhoea, ulceration, Dis
documents. [I‘I'Iilln't of the
Scanty or Painful Periods, Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping: Feeling up the Spine, Pain
n the Back, and all Female Troubles
‘0 all sending address. To mothers of
tottering daughters l wul explain a
‘SUCN'SSI’III 'ilqmeITreatnIent. If you
iodide to continue it. will onlv curt
Ibout 12 cents a week to guarantee a
dire. I do not wish to sell you any-
_hing. Tell other sufferers of it. that
Is at i ask. Address Mrs, M. Sum-
'ners. Box 875. Notre Dame, Ind.
A SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
25c Muaic for 151:
Banquet of Misery Hall. Just Plain
Folks In the Valley of Kentucky.
Sweet By and By I Knew at First
Sight that] Loved You latest success
by Chas. K. Harris, Always in the Way.
and 100 others.
For Sale at
COLEMANS
NEWS ROOM.
i0 North Main Oh, So. MOI-walk.
Agent for A. G Spnuldmrn
Baseball and Sporting Goods
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: OATIBFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Cdol Wears
For Men.
THE ART OF KEEPING COOL IS NOT HARD TO LEARN.
THE BEGINNING IS IN LIGHT CLOTHING. BUT. HOWEVER
LIGHT lN WEIGHT IT MAY as, lF IT DOES NOT FIT PROPER-
Lv AND Is NOT UP TO DATE IN sTvLE, vou WILL NOT FEEL
ENTIRELY AT EASE.
OUTING sum or WOOL CRASH, FLANNEL AND HOME-
sPUN. MADE BY TAILonc WHO KNOW HOW TO MAKE LIGHT
WEIoHT sUITs SHAPE-REIAINING AND sHAPELv. $5 To 312.
SERGE surrs vou CAN DEPEND ON roa FAsT coma,
FOR WEAR AND FOR KEEPING SHAPE, Is To 518.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN UNCOMMON PATTERNS, PLAIN on
PLEATED 8030143, cusps ON 'on are. FROM 500 T0 :3. '
SPECIAL VAL EsIN 31.50 AND 32 sHIsT WAIeTs AT 70c
AND IN 50c FANCY HOSIERY AT 29c. '
STRAW HATS. THIN UNDERWEAR, BELTS, NECKWEAR.
BAIHING SUITS AND SUMMER DRESS GENERALLY.
TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES AT LOWER PRICES THAN
REGULAR TRUNK STORES ASK
D .
éou‘m NORWALK.
Tot. 610,322.
NORWALK.
Tel. Cull. 44-4.
\v omb. ,
.I
' No. 2 Ni" delivered at $5. 00. pet
ton. All other sizes In stab]: at
‘ 5'6.- 25 delivered
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and fc’cd you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like it? If not, we want your business because
we offer you hay. grain, feed, etc., that are the boat ob-
tainable anywhere. You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely what you order—no doc-
toring of goods—no substitution. These are II few of the
large, weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service,
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN 3“ i
MANUEL T HATCH
GRADURTION PHOTOGR IPHS
\In all the Lot-at Sty...
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
E. M JACKSON. it
' Sitting. by appointment 5: Wall Ctr-ct. Honor-1k.
or to to I: m.; a to A p. m. Oppo-lto Hotel. ‘
01‘po II work now
on unfiltion.
Be zip-t todate and use
EASTMAN’S K-DDOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatic and
non but “"332
JU WE THING iF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For a ale by
William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.‘ ‘ ‘
mu
’5‘
‘39 WALL‘ eTnE‘.2T‘ NORWALK. c'onn.
I. C. HOWES
Recently head operator for Siege] & Copper, and The Hall Studios.
New York City, will be In char no, for the summer, Of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
If Main Strut. Norwalk.
A.
LE WIS.
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing years but can be cleared by properly fitted aimed.
Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTINO OPTICIAN,
Room 9 Untied Bank Building, loath Hammond.
Office hours 8 to 11:45;12:46 to a: 80. Saturday "onion, 7-0.
Special Appointments of convenience of patron.
. i...
47'
mm
Highland Mali
Extract
The Best Tonioand
Blood Purifier ,
l4cts a'Boiile
2 for 250
Cliiiord PIIIIIIIIIIcII
PHONI 15-1.
. son,
- Mo Pacino,
, through murmured: “What-valuable
accomplishment "--:nm m
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI L STREET 10:10 a. m.—~'l‘be
opening stotk market was hesitating
and very irregular. Stocks in the
same group showed mixed gains and
losses. Change-s were narrow and did
cases, and the timing was light. The
gains and losses were very evenly di-
vided throughout the list
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-Thcre
was renewed selling of Amalgamated.
New York Central, Colorado Fuel and
Rock Island. in which losses reached a
point. As there was an entire absence
of yesterday' 3 agm essive demand the
eIItlIII list fell off in sympathy. Lead»
lug stocks fell 05' below yesterday's
close, and sharp fractional losses oc-
curred iII St. Paul. linion Pacific, lili-
nois Central, Atchison and Southern
Pacific. Other stocks also shaded in
the depression. Baltimore dz Ohio. pfd.,
Hocking Valley, pfd., Chicago Termi—
nal. prl., Erie Second, prl.. and Pacific
Mail losing a point or more. Toledo.
St. Louis and Western. General Elec-
tric and Reading Second pfd.. advanced
I to 1%.
WALL STREET, close—The market
was almost entirely in the hands of
room traders and showed little anima-
tion. Sclllng' before the bank state
ment was on the theory that a favor-
able atstemcnt had been discounted.
There was a rally after the publication
of the statement. New York Central re-
covering in last night's level. but the
rally did not hold. Lossrs reached 1
to 1% in St. Paul. Southern Pacific.
Union Pacific. Canadian Pacific, Atchi-
liinois Central, Louisville, Texas
and Pacific. Alton. Brooklyn Transit.
Tennessee Coal and Sugar. Amalgam-
ated lost 17,... Cleveland. Loraine anti
Wheeling preferred. dropped 10, Kun-
sus City Southern prl.. «l. and Lake
Erie and Western pri.. 3. Toledo, SL
Louis and Western rose 2% and the
preferred 1%. The closing was dull
and heavy,
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private we or llfa-
ples & (loldschmidt, Commission Bro
ken. Swnrtz & Corbett Block, 80th
Norwuik:
Open High
Amal. Copper. 401,14 49‘”;
Am. C. At Ii, 35% 35%
Am. Cot. Oil, 33% 33%
American Ice, 65;- 6%
Amer. Loco, 20 20
Am. Sineit._ 42% 42%
Am. Sugar. “7% 117%
Anaconda. 83 83
A. T. & 8. Fe. 0.51%
A.I‘. & 8.19. pt. 30-).
lialt, & Ohio, am
llk.yn. R. T.. 52%;
Chen. & Ohio, 35
Chi. & N. W,, 165
Chi. Gt. West.. 11%
C. M. & St, P.,1Ii3l,§
Col. F. k 1., 64
Col, South, 14%
Consol. Gas. 188%
Del. & Had, 108%
Erie. 31%
Erie. 1st pfd.. 67%
(ion, Elec. 168
ill. Central, 131
Lou. at Nash.,\107
Manhattan, 1331/.
Met. 8t. Ry., 120%
M. K. & T..- 21
M. _K. & '1‘. 1101.43
100%
National Lead, 16
N. Y. Central, 117%
Norf. & Wash, 64%
.Ont. & West, 23%,
Pacific Mail, 24%
Penn. R. R.. 122
People‘s Gas, 96%
Reading, . 60%
Read. 2d pfd., 69
Repub. Steel, 13%
Rock Island. 29%
Rock island pf. 6716
Son. Pacific, 47%
Son. Ry, Co., 22%
Son. Ry. pfd., 80
Tenn. C. k l., 47%
Texas Pacific, 27%
Union Pacific, 77%
U. 8. Leather, 81‘
U. 8. Les. prd. 81%
U 8.1%. & 0.,1396
U..S Steel, 26%.
U. 8. Steel pfd. 77%
Wabash 2295
Wabash. pfd., '40 89%
Wincon. Cent“ 19% 19% 18%
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, increase, ‘ $5,270,000
Reserves, increase, ‘ ' 6,208,615
loans, decrease. 2.o73.600
Specie'. increase - 4,180,800
Local tender increase. 1,845,900
‘Depoolu Increase,
Circulation, decrease,
] :30
47%
35
3.1%
Low
47 ‘in
35
17%
22%
L300
‘9‘
“Yes." “'11 have a habit-Mumps in
my sleep." And the eminent citizen
who is expected to to an ovo-
thovory town th'attbiptntnm
and more ML nu.
not exceed V. except in one or two,
8.054.800 , '
much, they show lLby mafia-'73
.7
b -
.4,
voua NEIDII or WEAnABLEs FOR THE NOT IuMNln'Dkvo
IIHOIILD IIE WILL aUPPLIED DE FORE cTAIITINn ON VIII-1,0. .003
CATION AND NOWHERE CAN IHEv n2 DETTEII a'urPLI'2d 11"!" [if '0 ,
MOIIE REASONABLE coeT THAN HIRE. . .. '1': .
’ OUTING SUITS FOR MEN, CONIIOTING' DP COAT AND TROUU‘,
HERO. 00.60 TO 015.00. "'
MEN’ a slick aUITo MADI. OF LIGHT WEIonIf Nauru“,
PAULTLEBSLY TAILORED AND REAooNADLv PRICED AT- INDIA";
$5.50 To mm. _
OUTING TROUSERS, WITH DEEPJ‘URN UP. $2.50 To 04.50- L};
A sPEcIAL LOT or BOYS’ WMH sum, 40:. 750,011”. 1"
AN ENORMOUB SELECTION OF NEGLIGEE SHIRTS iN' WHITE}!
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGB. 480 T0 51. 50. " 7 ‘ ’ "7}"
NEW DELTs. ALL THE NEWEST THINGS, 25s To It». \' \,1
atom HATs. 25c Tossoo. ‘ . ' . f Tt"
sUITcAsEs, $1 soTo $5.00. TRUNKs. ‘ ' . '. ., '
BATHING sUITs. SUMMER NECKWEAR, YACHT can, m.
THEN-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE coLLAIIs. ETG- ,\,.’.
t I. ,I.. 2,1
r
SELLECK & PRICE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk-
vi"
NOTE It raw BARGAIlilfi
Good Bargain' m Flour at $5. 25 barrel,‘ "0"!!in war- ,.
rantedta suit. - I, I; - .
Native Potatoes at 30c peck. Good Coding. I ,I _ _. .
A fewjams left at 9c or 3 for 25. -, . 4. I;
New Yorlt State Eggs, extra fresh and fine, 25c dozen.
Rockibood's Cocoa. 18c tin. '
Lorenzo Dibble.
If You Cannot Sod
as well a- you should.
SeeO. B. JACKSON
THE OPTIGIAN.
Ho wul give you perfect villon if such is pouiblo.
No charge for examinauon.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without. delay. or
50 WALL STREET,
July Clearance Sale.
Asalo that means a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent. No July dilll'n‘ou
herd. We can't afford to have goods stand still, even if It is a dull month.
They must be sold profit or no profit. Indeed we expect to loose on me. butt;
the sale will make' up to us for the loss. Here are a few 103mm, _
$45.00 BRASS BED. $35.00 $35.00 aims BED; mod
, , 025.00 Rosa BED, $21.00 $19.00 BRASS BED: um
, $11003 A88 BED. $12.00 $18.00 ENAMEL '20.. .15.”
$15.00 ENAMEL BED, $13.00 $15.00 ENAMEL BED, .12.”
$13.50 ENAMEL BED, 510.50 $12.00 ENAMEL “0.30100,
Refrigerators and all Summer Goods It this Clearance Sale fol-slower
prices than other firms own them. Every statement here in absolutaitruth.
We are selling good styles and reliable makes at phenomenally low $11
If it’s not so don't you buy. u“ “I | _ I“
i:
._ _ FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ENDALIIIERE
12 to 18 North Main,8t..
Phone "18.
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South ND .
Whitman,
BLUEF'ISH,
mum» End WWW‘
Comparing Notch-“730 Ir
told you his heart was broken
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