Phone “5-5. NICE SHORT CAKE LANE’S Restaurant. WW 5! Washington St. E51. Intni Nan SNnieS. Ike Elephant, a well known market gardener. has started a vegetable route. Those popular small checked silks selling at 79s a. yard at liowiaud's. See ad. James O‘Connell has retumed to his home in New Britain. after a visit with relatives here. A regular routine business meeting of Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. 11., was held last evening. The barge “Frank" has arrived with a cargo of bituminous coal for the Fer- ris Coal Company. Walace Williams. who has been with David W. Raymond for some time. has moved to ltldgeileld. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond. of tit) Main street. Norwalk. Everything to make the verandah In- to a delightful living room for the sum rnor at Road‘s. See ad. Alfred Stevens. oi Bethei. is the guest. of his daughter, Mrs. Samuel 14‘. Foster, of Merwin street. Mrs. Ahern. of New Haven. and Miss Minnie Costello. of New York, have re- turned after a visit here. The pupils of the South Norwalk High School will be addressed Thurs- day morning by A. Blanchard. The pupils of Miss Barrett‘s room ' will take history examinations Friday for entrance into the high school. Four candidates were initiated Into membership into Our Brothers‘ Lodge, l. 0. 0. E, of Norwalk. last evening. Mrs. David H. Pollard of Norwalk. will be operated on for appendicitis this afternoon at the Norwalk Hospital. Whatever you want your boy to wear is to be found at rumor-.4 and Steven‘s at the price you want to pay. Read the ad. A regular business meeting of the Brick layers‘ and Plasterers' Union was held last evening in Labor Lyceum. Bernard Myers was arrested last night for drunkenness. This morn- ing he was fined $3 and costs in the town court. Miss Henrietta E. Wing. at the South Norwalk post ofiice. is on her vacation. John Bertram is substitut- ing for her. ‘ The regular monthly meeting of The . Jennings Athletic Club will be held to- night In its quarters in the Havlland lilock, in Washington street. . no annual election of officers of the Farther Lights’ Society. of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. will be held at the meeting next Monday night. Captain Le Roy Adams. of the South Norwalk Fire Police who has been laid up with rheumatism for some months, has resumed his work at Hubbell' s hat shop. The South Norwalk Water Commis- sioners/and the. special filter commit- tee went to New Haven this after- noon on the 1:10 train, to inspect the tillers in that city. The young ladies to take part In the Children’s Day exercises at the South Norwalk Baptist Church, will. meet to- niuht for rehearsal at the church, at 7:45, with Miss Decker. At a meeting held last evening the Arioc Societv voted to hold an excur‘ sion to North Beach on June 19, on the steamer Martha's Vineyard. of the Nor- walk Steamboat Company. A meeting of the Monday Afternoon Whist Crub was held yesterday after- noon with airs. Frederick H. Quintard. The prizes were won by Miss Annie Cole and Mrs. Robert T. Hanford. The National Baseball Team states that they are willing to play the Jen- nings Club whenever that organization can get its regular team together, and not have to play with three- substitutes as they did on Saturday. The Nation- als went to Norwalk yesterdayto play the Norwalks. but the game was not held" as the latter team pleaded that they were two men short of a team. Founo ALONGBIDE TROLLEY TRA ~mu-Ww ...—.... Henry Penalties Int Inn N inlnini’s .....-w- John J. Slattery fined $50 and Costs and lottie‘ lesiin. liis ilornckeeper. iN25 and (lusty—Other ‘tinses in Norwnik After hearing tln- evidcnte until nearly .7 o'clock. yesterday nl'toruoon. in the (‘Ili-ie of Miss Isottic Imslie and John J. Slattery. on whom the Norwulk police made a spectacular raid Satur- day night. claiming that they were con. ducting a house of Iii fame, in Smith street, Judge LoekWood imposed a fine of $50 and costs in the case. of Slat- ter)‘. and 25 and costs In the case of Miss Leslie. The costs in each case at. united to $9. Attorney Leo Davis, who defended the accused. moved an appeal from this judgment and Judge Lockwood fixed bond in the case of Miss Loslie at $100 and in Slattery’s case $200. Iloth of- fenders were kept at the Water street police station over night. It was not known this morning whether Sltrttery could procure the bond or would make an attempt to set tie up the fine and costs. Miss Les iie‘s mother was notifier! of the result of the case by telegraph. and it is ex pct-ted that sh.- will eome here today and procure her daughter‘s release. The court room was crowded .lhroughout the trial. which was begun in the morning and sojourncd at noon until 11:10 o'clock Many witnesses were out. on during ; the afternoon. Several policemen toldot Ilhe raid and the tondltlorrs they hut Ifound where the couple lived. Some of Siaticry' s relatives told of the reia Itions of Sialtcry with the laslie we lman, stating that he employed her Imercly as housekeeper, paying he. W150 for this work. On the other hand. Slaltery‘s wife who was formerly Miss Mather. oi West Norwnlk. said that life was up bearable with her spouse and she had marks of his brutality all over her .body. She claimed that in the pint 1years she lived with him. he did no' give her any money which he did not- take back. There was a charge of ahondonln his wife against Slattery. but Judgr Lockwood said that he would not pres this charge as he was ‘not clear about the testimonv Prosecuting Attorney Walsh though i? defendants should be bound own i o the next term of the Superior Court ’as a terrible state of affairs existed Ir the case. Miss Leslie. who is a comely youn' woman. flushed considerably while thr arguments against her were bein: made. Hanlon Forfeited Bond. The Norwalk Police Court. was alsi ‘busy for a while this morning. Cap tairr Robert N. Morehouse picked 11 James Hanlon for drunkenness las night in Wall street. Hanlon was re leased this morning and rather Ihlll present his case before the court. ht forfeited a cash bond of 310. Reynolds Fined $7 and Costs. Terrance Reynolds. the Water street Norwalk. young man who was arrestcr for drunkenness and a charge added for resistance to an officer. Sunda‘ morning about 2 o'clock. was fined $7 and costs this morning by Judge Lock wood. The young man‘s relatives set tied up for him. The total amount wa: $13.86. Reynolds. who was out on a coal bond of $25. was unable to appear be fore the court. yesterday. because 0 an injury he received some time agr and which had been made worse b: his tussle with the police. Don Goes to Bridgeport. Don Juan Carlos. who was bound river to the next term of the Superior Court yesterday by Judge Lockwood on a charge of keeping a disorderly house at 39 Smith street and for aban- doning his wife, was taken- to Bridge port to languish in jail until the court takes up his case. ' SUNDAY PAPERS Delivered to all parts of the oil}. F. B. COLEMAN, 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Agent for A. G. Spaulding's Baseball and Sporting Goods. A Safe momma. EVENING AND Our Brut auoromoo: Satisfaction or Money Book. Bays’ Wash Suits. Every mother of a boy is urged to see our very complete SIIOW oi WASH WEARS II‘OR BOYS. witctlrcr .‘iIID wishes to buy or not. Our values are uncommonly good. and the variety of styles licrc'is well worth seeing. Russian models and the new Buster Brown Suits with Eton collars and bloomer pants are among the season’s new things for boys. All the good Wash Fabrics are used in our well made suits. which we price modestly. from 50 cts. to $2.00. Separate Wash Pants from 25 cts. to 50 cts. A goodly showing of waists and blouse waists is here also. priced from 25 cts. to $1.00. Whatever you want your boy to wear is here at the price you want; to pay. ROGERS & STEVENS Successors to Comsiook Bros. sourn NORWALK. I TEL. CALL. 32.2. N Selling Hay, Grain and Feed in a big. fair, liberal way is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not quite: We owe much to the public for the patronage they give. ‘ We take some things for granted though—as that you depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good service. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. 'I, MANUEL T. HATCH 1 am near—dust as far as the near- est letter-box or tclephoue. int Immediate Sale. l Fisher Up. Plano $175.00 1 Jewel! Up. Plano $275.00 ‘ i Pianola I) 3200.00 ALL IN psnrec'r conorrrou, REAL BARGAINS, BECAUSE THEY ARE WORTH MORE THAN WE ASK. IF YOU PREFER TO PAY MONTHLY WE WILL ARRANGE SATISFACTORY TERMS. DON‘T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE THE JEWETT. Renting Our Specialty. KODAKS CAMERA suppers Winn and Liquors We have a complete line or ACKER MERRALL O CONDIT 00. Min w a A oILssvs WINES AND LIDUQRS. also a large stock of other well known brands. A FULL PINT SHERRY, 'A FULL PINT PORT. l 190 ZINFAUDEL CLARET, 45c GT. 101'. KELLER'S RYEWHISKY 850. I 'i‘IIitLIIIIiiIniIInnIIi ’l‘lie 'i’resuiplinn Store. All can pm the door. Night Calla Answered. Telephone Call. 1M 1% TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10: 10 a. m.—There was a slight mixture of changes in the opening dealings In the stock market today, but the declines predominated. Ontario a Western. Chicago Gt. West- ern and Steel pfd. lost 0.8 within the first few minutes and Pump fell a point. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-The mar- ket steadied after the initial selling, and gradually recovered most of its loss. Fresh realizing in Ontario & Western forced It to 24% and other stocks fell back a trifle. Business vir— tually ceased before 11 o'clock. Brook- lyn Union Gas jumpui 3 points. Pump It cor'=ertd to a point ovrr last night, WAI l. STRFI) T Noon. —Metropoli- tan Street Railway and Pressed Steel t‘ur ptd. rose about a point, but the general market was practically stag- nant at slight recessions. Bonds were irregular. WALI. S'l‘RlGid'l‘. midday dullness was intensified by the abandonment of the recent speculative operations in the law priced stocks. Itcx-ognized market leaders were also wholly neglected. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires of Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 2:00‘ Amnl. Con. 49% 49% 49 49% Am C & F Co.,1ti% 1614 16% 16% Am C It I“ pf.. 70% 701,. 70% 70% Am. Smelt.. 521A 521/. 52 52 Am. Sugar. 125 125 125 125 A T & S Fe" 69% 69V; 69 69% lialto. & Ohio. 78% 789.. 7834. 78%. Ii'klyn. it. T” 467... 47% 46% 471,31 Chen, 5': Ohio, 30 $9 30 30 Chi. & N. W., 169% l M 169% 109% Ch. Gt. West" 131,1; 13% 13".} 13‘,./. Ch. M. (I: St 1’139‘53 140%, 1393/; 140 (lol. I“. & 1.. 28% 28% 28% 28% (Ton. (ias.. 203% 203% 203% 2031/; Del, & Ilud..152% 1523,}. 1529:; 152% l<‘rie. ' 23%;. 28-31. 231/; . 28% Erie. 1st pf. 5137i. 5671‘. 567/3 5671‘; 111 Central. 1129* 129M 120 129 Lon. & Nash“ 107m 107% 107%; 107% Manhattan. HIM. 144% 1441.4, 144% Met. St. lly., 110 110% 110 110% iii. K. & ’l‘., , 15% 15% 15% 15% Mo. Pacific, 8914 89% 89 89% Nat. Lead. ‘20 20 197.4. 19% Norf. & West. 53% p.951 63% 63% Ont. & West. 25% 25% 24% 24% Penn R. It. 113% 113% 113% 113% Foo Gas. 95% 96% 95% 95% Reading. . 45 45%. 44% 44% Read, 2d. pf.. 68 63 63 63 Rock Island. 20 20% 197A. 20% South. Pac.. 45% 451A; 45% 45% Term. C. & 1., 33 33% 33 33% Union Pac. 82% 83% 82M 83% U. S. leather, 6% 6% 6% 6% U S Leather pf 80% 80" 80% 80% U. S. Steel. 873. 8 5. 8‘75 874; U. S. Steel. pf.. 531/1; 53% 52% 53%. Wabash. pf.. 331,4; 331/, 331/1, 33% West. Un. Tel.. 86 86 86 80 NORWALK FIRE DRILL. Chief Engineer Prowitt Hal Compiet ed All Arrangements for Event. Chief J. Thornton Prowltt of the Norwalk Fire Department. has com- pleted all of the arrangements for this evening inspection and drill of the do partment. at which the members of the Rowayton Fire Department will he guests Mayor Smith. the chief and the coun cllmen will make the inspection at the various quarters abbot 8 o'clock, and about 8: 30 an alarm will he turned in from Box 28, corner of West avenue and Berkley street. which will be ans- gored as though the alarm were for a re The fire police will be stationed along West avenue in order to keep the crowd out of tlie way of the fire- men. RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS. Oxford Examiners. MONTREAL. J not: 7-Dr. Perkin has received at MoGilI University the re- port of Oxford examiners upon the pa- pers of candidates examined on April 13 and 14. throughout the United States and in the rovinces of Canada which hays no co loses aflllated with Ox- ford. Altogether one hundred and Furnishings For For Summer Service. STRAW HATS. all the best styles ........... use. to NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk ...... 25ers SHIRTS oi Woven Madras and Percale . . . . . Ct. BELTS oi Walrus, Seal. Calf or Pigskin . . 25o. soc. and It Single or Double Breasted Suits Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Homespun. ,C . adapted for Summer service. $6.00 to $15.00. Til!!! ‘ SELLECK a. PRICE“ ‘ Clothiers and Fatal-hero. ' , 98 Washington Street, South Norwnlk. TELEPHONE CALL 324-2. 1 p. m.—'I‘he usual . BEST, AND ARE SATISFIED. WANT A NICE RELISH. Lorenzo Dibble BEST VERMONT TELEPHONE 108. ....“ .. - . .... WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forflo' ”II M Banshee-20 Whlte 8L. Danbury: ”Pacific street Stamio‘rd. . I r .._.i'g ~| y FEC‘I’ FITTING GUARANTEED. Dr. Par-kin Ha: Received Report of *‘*I ‘ Hoodooho. Enoch. Blurring of rho. ' WE LEAD IN THIS ARTICLE. THEY ALLEOME TO US FOR THE NOW WE HAVE SOME THAT IS MOIST AND EXTRA GOOD. TRY SOME FOR SUPPER, OR FOR THE NOON LUNCH, IF YOU ANY QUANTITY FROM 5: UP., fl . ‘ v. seven-.- new LAID socs...... ....... ...... 23: on momaoaavacorraa ....... . .............. 26H. ‘ BES‘ETEAS, ALL KINDS. ...... ......... ....... ”...”...ms» WE MAKEASPECIALTY OF FRESH FISH AND CLAMS. ' OUR STOCK TODAY INCLUDES: MACKEREL, FRESH COD, BLUEFIBH.~WEAKFI8H, PORGIEsyBUTTERFISH, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. * ALL GOODS WARRANTED. . . ' ‘ wno sass 1H: DD vou REALIZE the serious Communion oi Deanna-I attain! Priceless beyond all dtner possessions to the eyesight! and it it serves your highest consideration. DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FAIL. PI ;, , 0. B. JACKSON".I 1 [ omens. 53 WALL STREET, . . Dmnflmoe show the noqdof lions. Tiny In some w. P BEERS. STATIONER. ENORAVIND e South Main 8!. to. Nor-mile twenty candiatee have passed from the different states and territories of the union and thus become eligible for se- lection as Rhodes scholars. This pro~ ......bably represents thou t one-third or one-fourth of all the candidates who time of doiooflvo vision, and shop d In attended to It onoo. ‘ _ priced at the comfort a pair of gla'oou will afford If your night ll In . defective. Scientific examination, and properly fitted allude, ~ ~ . looted In what you are aulrantood hero. , ., noun a. HDYT. Refraction opmiao. Mon 0 United Bonk Building, An unknown man created consider- ' O able excitement yesterday aitemoon in D e OSIt seavzew avenue. . He was found by . the side of the trolley tracks in an un- - . conscious condition. Some friends . came and carted-him away Those who ‘ . ox saw him were undecided between sun- 300K! as wall 81-. Not-walk. l a stroke. drunkenness and drowning. M. Putting up awnings Isn't necosomy‘ a shady transaction. THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS. footno- the In Dovoe' s Var- . null floor-Paint: oest- 5 cent: more a quart though. Sold by Watkins 1 Dow . ‘ and RD 3.60m W on Stocks! Photo Good: ’Is the ‘suoot complete at this city. Would like you to come in and look it over. Agents If Eastman Roda! Dots camera-‘- an supplies. , e . aim .. in tho’vault o! the Saudi Norwaik Trust Company Is The Best Possible Insurance Against = Fire and Burslars. norfiinfiL now OPEN HOTEL AND RESTAURAN) Under lilo Management of A. J. Mum!) and J. 3. Kelly H SHORE DINNERS. CLNMBNKH. no. ‘1' POPULAR PRICES. WILL It A SPECMLTY. - Excursions, Music ”and Dancing took the examination. Among those are: Connecticut—Herbert W. Elle: 001- Rice. Cyrus (1. Wycher. --.-*1 WAS INJURED IN IETHEL. Oscar Bytngton of Fort Point street. East Norwalk was bully injured In theL Sunday. IDd‘hD is nationhood are as the result of his Injuries. it could not be learned low he one to not hurt. He left him home in arm . Nor-walk Sunday morning to spend the day In Bethel. *‘t. nAonADE CAR WAD DAMAGED. - Tacoma! the Mk» «I ”mamas. Mus; m 89! n... .5... “it? a: “TIT?” ton Maynard: Paul Nixon Harryl. B. = imp»... m. 15. E. DIBBLE CTOCKD. sound was AND may “fig-topolo- on pontoon w .. 0 lot A Into-ent- at convenience! «patron. M mango. 11:“. 12:“. «ng min—L:— 7-3. Broker: luminance” “I Washington Street. mo Wk. con... .
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