TUESDAY, JULY 32.41903. W «1 AT 'i- LAN E’S D- , PhoneflGB-S MW . 'Ice Cream that you Will enjoy eating. Absolutely Pare. STRAWIERRY auoaroAKa ' WITH wmpsso CREAM. I «MOW '51 Washington St. .llull liens ides. Russell Tucker ,Is now employed by the Norwalk Box .Company , Ernest Gregory is assisting at the Norwalk store of F D Lawton & Co. John Eadie of Brooklyn spent ann- day with relatives ‘in South Norwalk George T. Rice a well- known travel- ling man, spent last night in Norwalk. Noah Barnum of Brooklyn. is the guest of Henry I. SmIth, of West avo- uue. Miss Bertha Hoggson who has been away on her vacation has returned to South Norwalk. Mrs. W, H. Swords and Mrs. J. A. Slater are guests of Mrs. W. ’i‘. Havi- land of Bridgeport The regular meeting of Uncas Tribe. Improved Order of Red Man. will be held tonight at 8 ocloek. Henry W Ireland. who has been spending his vacation at Sandy Hill and Lake George N. Y.. has returned home. it will take just. one minute by the clock to read A. J. Collins & Co.’s ad- vertisement. it will save you money to do so. ' -Go to Hayes‘s Market fongorned Beef. 8 lbs, for 25c. The fasclnhtlng art of bead-work in- creases ill favor every day, and the i). M. Read Co. have a new supply of looms. beads, and patterns for Weaving card cases, bags. fobs, chains, etc. Mrs. John Locke. of Washington street has returned from Brooklyn. where she has been attending the inn- eral of her sister Miss Bessie Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs Charles E Steele and daughter Dorothy. are visiting with Mr. 'Steele‘a parents Mr. and Mrs George r Steele of Richmond Hill. New York city Charles Henson. Charles Merritt and Craig Lit'Molln went on a crabbing expedition to Compo and returned home last evening, with a good-sized catch. The annual meeting of the Norwalk Building. Loan and Investment Assoc. , iation will be held tonight at 8 o‘clock. at the office of Taylor 8: Golden, Wash- ington street. Harry M. Camp. of the Post-Office Department, Washington, D. 0.. has ar- rived In town to spend his annual va- cation. Mr. Camp will-remain In nor- walk until the first of September. The Sunshine Club will give a lawn party on the church lawn tonight. Pic- tures of Rome and the Vatican will be displayed by the stereoptlcon. Other attractions will also be furnished to all friends. A meeting of the South Norwalk Fire Police was held last evening, at which Captain LeRoy Adams was . cted dole game to the State Flremen' s sociation banquet. This affair will no held in Branford shortly. Town Clerk Herbert It Shlltll will be at the oflice of the selectmen. .. all- road avenue. tomorrow afternoon. from 2 until 4 o clock. for the purpose of reg isterlng dogs, There are about 400 na- registered canines in town at the pre- sent time. ' The list of mill and barge. as given in the ad of the Rowland Dry Coeds Co. is hardly a representative one, for it doesn't mention all departments. But it speaks for all and will give you some idea how great this. sale Is. Rev, Mr. Hamilton, of Norwalk, was unable to go to Bethel. Sunday. to preach in St. Thomas' church. as was expected.- student named. Murray took his pin and preached an escal- lent sermon In the morning: No even- ing service Was held. —-8 lbs. of Fr“? Corned Plate or Brisket of Beef 2 g" Hayes's. . St. Paul's choir boys will give the 'comic operetta‘, "Old King Cole." at Lockwood’s Hall this evening. The proceeds of the entertainment will go toward defraying the expense of their outing. which will take place in Aug ust. when they will go to Lake Waco-s : hue for a week’s stay. opponents next will-day. the team from Bethel who gave the 11cm boys their only .doféai 01m A largecrowd ii Mi “new. tar Grounds aa a m 1°:th m tV: result. The 11¢!!th intend to re- ' d i .s tlionotlela w‘ill ”ifii’h'iwhflm the. magnet winni- “NEW. 3 3.13533» sans-m won a» aaon,’ hits; I ’ The IcKihbina will have for their ' Locusts have beau—l.-r board for tha past few days. This is a sign of hot weatll or Mrs. Clark. a summer resident at Contentment Island, has been removed to the Norwalk Hospital for treatment. The It 6': O baseball team has a game arranged for heat Saturday at- ternoon with the Newtlclllll, of Bridge- port. ' Albert Culllun, an elght-yeur-old Nor- walk lad. was taken to the Norwalk Hospital yesterday. being ill of typhoid fever. James H. Gordon was operated on at the Norwalk Hos ital yesterda by Dr. William J. Trace‘aulsted by Lr. Roy- al L. Higgins. Eugene F. Cantor, of the Bryant. Besse and Company store. Norwalk. will leave this week for West Berna. Mass. to enjoy his annual vacation. Dislnfectlne soap is a sure cure for dandruff and skin diseases. Ton cents a cake. at the Clifford Pharmacy. Ask for a sample. There will be one of the pleasant dances of the series being given by tho Norwalk Yacht ClInIl at the club house this evening. Inxweiler will furnish the music for the occasion. A new section of fence has been pluc- ed around the Franklin A. Smith lot on the corner of West street and Taylor avenue, to replace part of that which was burned by a fire scale time ago. On August I a large number of the members of the Local Arlon Society will go to Bridgeport to late l.l me pleasures of the state Arlon picnic to be held at Pleasure Beach on that oc- caslon. A regular meeting of Douglas Fow- ler Post. G. A. R., was held last even— ing. Routine business. and the auditing of the books t ok up thoevelllng. One visitor was p esent. a. veteran from Waterbury. The family picnic of the Sons of Her» menu. which was to have been held on August 2 at the home of John Neuge- honor. the popular tailor. will be held on next Sunday, provided the weather is pleasant. A regular business meeting of the Barber's Union was held last evening in Central Labor Lyceum. Otto Lind- strom was elected delegate to the state convention,.which will be held ill New Haven next Monday. One new member was taken into the union last night. Edward F. Bouton. of 172 Main street. Norwalk. started yesterday morning for Maryland to visit points of interest in that state. Before re- turning he will call on Charles Rem- son. at Annapolis. a former Norwalk boy, who owns a large farm in that place. A very interesting fan is on exhibi- tion in one window of Charles II. Dil< worth‘s Jewelry store in the old post- ofllce building, Wall street. The fan is a relic of Revolutionary times and Is a very pretty article. it has been preserved remarkably well and would undoubtedly stand more usage than the modern articles of this nature Several ladies who were out driving in a surrey ill Southport. near the railroad station. this morning. sustain- ed a rather unpleasant experience. While turning around. the horse took fright at something and started to bolt. The wagon was upset and the occu- pants were spilled out on the ground. Fortunately none of them was hurt. The supply of trap rock used in mak- ing the concrete for the foundation of the Washington street brick pavement. ran out this morning and C. W. Blokes- lee and Son's men were compelled to stop work until the stone arrives. it was believed that It would come from Merldcn during the morning. but at press hour none of it had arrived. This morning the work of leveling and set ting the flag sidewalk on the south side of the streetwas commenced. Constable Joseph Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin ire engaged In nursing back to life a carrier pigeon which had flown until Itwas exhausted. The bird had evidently come a long way. it was so Weak and tired that it could not fly. It took refuge In Mr. Good- win’s chicken coop. but. the chickens were not kind to It and nearly peeked lt_to death. The bird has asllver band oh‘Its right foot which bears the in. acription “P. F. 39497." This may lead to the discovery of the owner. PUBLIC SERVICE YIN POPE’S MEN. R . Public services will be held at St Mary' 3 Church on the day of the fun- in about ten days. St. Mary's Church will be decorated in mourning. The work of putting In position the mourning will start tomorrow. CLOSING OUT auction Goods. Baseball Mite and Nuke a one-half U l price. Victor'lle'ague Balls, 9 plate Baseball Suits, 1.10; 8: Cheat Protectors. :1: Water, Wing-$3; 10c Garden Beta.- 5mm Garden I 10c: 100 Shovels Ker. .2 Bathing S ta 05c; Swimming TIghts. 7c : Conl- THE _S___OU'_I_‘H NORWALK EVENING SENTINELW OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: S—AH'ISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Cool Wears For Men. THE ART OF KEEPING COOL IS NOT HARD TO LEARN. THE BEGINNING IS IN LIGHT CLOTHING. BUT, HOWEVER LIGHT IN WEIGHT IT MAY BE, IF iT DOES NOT FIT PROPER- LY AND IS NOT UP TO DATE IN STYLE, YOU WILL NOT~FEEL ENTIRELY AT EASE. . ‘ OUTING SUITS OF WOOL CRASH, FLANNEL AND HOME- SPUN, MADE BY TAILORS WHO KNOW HOW TO MAKE LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS SHAPE~RE I'AINING AND SHAPELY, S5 TO S12. SERGE SUITS YOU CAN DEFEND ON FOR FAST COLOR, FOR WEAR AND FOR KEEPING SHAPE, 86 TO SIS. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN UNCOMMON PATTERNS, PLAIN OR PLEATED BOSOMS, CUFFS ON OR OFF. FROM 500 TO S3. SPECIAL VALUES IN $1.60 AND S2 SHIRT WAISTS AT 79c AND IN 60c FANCY HOSIERYA \T 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 3 D Disinfectine Soap, For Toilet. Bath and Shampoo. A posifl'be cure for Dandruff and Skin Dis- eases. , ['00 a cake. ,1 Samples of the Clifford Pharmacu PHONE 16-1. LOVERING HOTEL BURNED. Tilton, N. H.. Had a Big Fir. Lou Early This Morning. TILTON. N. H.. July 21.——Flre early today which destroyed the Lovorin Hotel. the hotel stable con- taining 17 horses and a tenement. be- sides damaging the town hall block and other buildings caused a loss of about 150.000. Theguosts and em- pioyese or the hotel escaped with few articles of clothing they could hastily lay hold of. lured. The flames were first observed In the kitchen. It is believed that they started in a quantity of waste. An alarm was immediately sounded. the sleeping inmates of the hotel were SOUTH NORWALK. NCRWALK. aroused and all escaped. The fire III spread to all parts of the structure. T'I' Call,82-2. T'l' 0"" to the stable. to a. nearby dwelling l owned by the C. E. Tilton estate and __ to the town hall block. ~ I ~ *** ~ “ " A call for aid sent to Franklin was 7 ARE YOU SATISFIED with the grain and feed 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 buy, grain, food, etc., that are the best ob- tainable anywhere. You can depend down to a certainly on receiving from us precisely what yen order-no doc- ,torlng of goods—no substitution. Those are a few of the large, weighty reasons why we want your business and why you need our service. - suv OATS THAT'S CLEAN. . ‘ “I‘ll » MANUEL r. HATCH. ” | - __, .1. ... ._ .-.,......_..,... . J. L we- .v...«— y promptly answered and the Franklin department arrived in time to save the town hall and some other structures which had caught. TODAY iN WALL STREET. NEW YORK. July 21—Deciines in the common and preferred shares of the United States Steel Corporation. together with new low records In Rock Island common and Brooklyn Rapid Transit in the first hour of today's stock market added to the feeling of uneasiness which has existed in Wall street for weeks past. Steel common sold down to 23%. and the preferred to 72%. The advance of support to these shares created a profound im— pression. Both Steel common and pre- 1 rred changed hands in large quanti- es, one western house selling 14.000 ll’tlares ill the first hour. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-The stock market opened with an exceed~ Ingly irregular tone. New York Cen- tral rose lit. and there Were small frac- tional gains in Rock island, Pennsyl— vania, Union Pacific. Missouri and St. oral of Pope Leo XII which will take _ I GRADUI'I‘ION PHOTOGRIPHS In all the Lot-st Ity .- ART PORTRAIT. In PLATINUM. NEW DISPLAY I. M. JACKSON. I Sittrngo by appointment I: Wall Street. Norwalk. or to to 12 rm: 2 to A p.m Opposite Hotol. Iwo ark now Ion o! Ipoolq on oxhlb bIt Paul. The Steel stacks were under pressure. and sold down no lower prices than yesterday. Five thousand 3 shares of the common sold at 25 and 3 24%. compared with the closing last « night of 25%. and the preferred with the quarterly dividend declined 7/5. Southern Pacific was off 9g. Erie sec- ond prd.. ll point. and American Loco- i motive 1. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—Unlted States Steel dropped again to 2355 and momentarily checked rally elsewhere. The standard stocks rallied again and strength developed in spots but the . Be onto-date and use EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatio and non balation. 3 JUST THE THING IF YOU\ARE GOING ON A’TRIP. ‘ ’ For 5 his by William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. /. s '49 WALL STREET. ........................... Recently head operator for Siegel l: copper, and The Hall Studios, New York City will bein- chal- go for the summer, of my Studio. First quality work guaranteed. LEWIS. ll Main Sinai. Norwalk. .......................... ,I,I.I,I,I,o,n,l,l,-,I.I,I l,l,lf-,- , MISTY VISION Comes with advancing years, but can be cleared by properly fitted slim Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them they give “deflation. ‘ HOMER S. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTIGIAN,‘ Room 9 United Sank ”1111101300110th one. hours 8 to 11. 48.18.46 to 0:10. mum. to. - Special Appointments at convenience of nuns. some... CONN. ie 21% 91"“: £19. 1n pfd., as general level of prices did not get high- er than before. Gains over night reached 1 to 1% in New York Central. dian Pacific. Erie first preferred, Amal- gamated and Brooklyn Transit. Rock Island recovered again to 26 and the United States Steel stocks rallied large fractions but showed considerable ner- vousness. The buying was not foil ed up and t a market became dull and W810! ISA 11- TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wire or an. plea C Goldschlllldt, Commission Bro hora, Swarta a Corbett Block, South A. T. A 8. Fe, 63% 64% 83% 64% Ara-a as. or. as 835.8“ 88% Bait, .1 Ohio, all“. as 81% 8: son. a. r. 46 48 4555 m; Chen. & Ohio, 83% 33% 32% 33% Chi. & N. W., 168% 164 163% 164 Chi. Gt. West. 10% 17 16K 16% 0.31. t St. P., 140% 141% 140% 141% Col. 1!. a 1.. 501.5 50% so 5054 Col. 800111.. 14 I4 13 18% Con-oi. Gas..185'£ 185% 185% 186% 80%. 29M. 30% 06%~ 66%. 66% Con. Electric 162 168 160% 160% Ill. Central, 138% 129% 128% 186% -.Lon A Nash 1065 106 100% 106 , Inflation 131% 138 181* 131% Not at. Ry. 1111‘ 117% 1151.4 116% N. K. A T.. 19% 19% 191‘. 19% ‘ Mo. Pacific, 97*, 97% 96% 91% N. Y. Central. 117% 118% 116% 1181‘ Nerf. I West“ Ont. bWoat. m; Paella Hall, 81 No one was in- St. Paul. Atohlson. Union Pacific, Cans. r Norwalk: Open High Low 1:30 Amal Copper, 44% 46 4455 45% _ Am. C. it P. 33% 33% 33% 3355 Amer. Loco" 18 18 17% 1 Am. Smelt, 41% 42% 41%. 41% ., ‘ Am‘. Sugar, 113% 113% 112% 118% Anaconda. 79% 7914 79 . 79 —* Vacation Needs... __—_—-——- . , l you news or WEARAILES was THE nor common one, SHOULD BE WELL SUPPLIED IE FORE STARTING ON YOUR VL. CATION AND newness OAR lev u SITTIR woman AT Q- MORE REASONABLE COST THAN HERE. :3 », 3 33.1%”; ourmo sum FOR MEN, co Momma or COAT AND T oils-i ans, 00.50 TO 015.00. . -. r .i R». 3 __ mam SACK sum MAD: or LIGHT WEIGHT MATIRIALS.I£ , FAULTLESSLY TAILORED AND nsAsouAva salcao AT raott .3 «.50 TO 013.00. - t . it , ' OUTING TROUSERS, WITH DEEP TURN UP. $2.60 TO “.SOJ . ,‘ AND THE. sswasr commune. «to To 01. so. _ mews sens. ALL THE uswssr THINGS, a. T0 too. '1 . ‘ STRAW HATS 261: T0 08.00. ' SUIT CASES 01. so To 05.00. TRUNKI. " - 4‘, NOTE A FEW BARGAINS“ Good Bargain' m Flour at $5.25 barrel. ranted to suit. Native Potatoes at 30c peck. Goo! Cookers. A fewjams Iefi‘ of 9c or 3 for 25. New York State Eggs. extra fresh and fine, 25c dozen.“ Rock'naood’s Cocoa, 18c fin. - . . . Quality «017.», or“. If You Cannot See II well as you should. ; See 0. 'B. JACKSON;- THE . OPTICIAN. no will give you perfect m ion 1: Inch in possible. 3 No charge for examination. . latching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay. .3 as WALL eraser, ' ' you to own one. . '3 Our Parlor Tables at 82. 98 are beautiful in design and inviting 3 way. Prices about onehalf their value.. This offering anon-do Wop- portulllty to brighten the home at little coat. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND IMMIALMERS , 12 to 18 North Minn 91.. . -_9ontll Nor ‘ Phone 108. Gntbili’s Bridge Fish Sarkot. was‘ltrlsn. swarms, w,‘ ‘s'rsu‘lc eon ‘ "
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