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SHORT
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LANE’S
Restaurant.
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5 I Washington St.
IJIBIII NEWS NUIBS.
Blackberry blossoms are plentiful in-
dicating a good sized crop of berries.
George Smith. of Bridgeport. is work-
ing nights at Lane's restaurant, for
the week.
“We have a very fine line of 5c. and
10c. Crockery. L. 11. Decker.“ Wash-
ington street..~
Washington Chapter. A. A. M., of
Norwalk, is scheduled for a session this
evening.
Clinton Cominnndery. K. 'I‘.. of Nor-
walk. will confer the Temple degree,
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wham Hllsdou. of
Elizabeth street. went to Boston, Maris,
today. to spent a month.
The Nationals will play the Jennings"
A. 0., on the Ferris grounds, ’l‘ayloi
. avenue. on Saturday afternoon.
A social session of the Elks will be
held on .lune 22. Jesse's Orchestra will
furnish the music for the event.
Work of digging the cellar for the
new house to be erected on West ave—
nue, by R. L. Coburn, has commenc-
ed,
Mrs. Jabez Backus will entertain the
members of the Norwalk Chapter, I)
A. It. tomorrow afternoon, in West-
port.
Jesse's Orchestra of ten pieces has
been engaged for the annual reception
of Brown’s Business College, at the
lll‘lil()l‘y,‘0ll June 30th.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Farther Lights of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church will
be held next Monday evening.
lienry Weishelt. who is with a cash
registry concern and who has been
spending a few days in South Norwalk,
left for Chicago, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Erma Dibble, clerk in the of-
fice of the Metropolitan Life insurance
Company in South Norwalk. is ill of
typhoid fever, at her home in South
Main street.
The Pine Ledge Whist Club will be
entertained on Tuesday afternoon of
next week. at. Pine Ledge. by Mrs. G.
W. Cram. A luncheon will be served
in connection with the session.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con
grcgatlonal Church. will hold a nicot-
ing tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o‘clock,
with Mrs. Edward F. Smith. 39 Seavicw
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith and Syd-
ney Smith, Jr.. of New York. returned
ironi abroad Tuesday, on the Kaiser
Wilhelm Ii, and wiil shortly occupy
their handsome country residence in
Greens Farms,
At the prayer service in the First'
Methodist Episcopal Church, tomorrow
night, there will be a witness meeting,
with an addressby the pastor. Rev.
W. W. T, Duncan. on “An Ancient Ne.
gro‘s Testimony."
At. a meeting of the state officers of
the National Association of Stationary
Engineers, in Ansonia, Saturday night.
it was decided to hold the state con
\'(‘.llIIOn of the association in Ansonia.
July 0. The session will convene at
it) a, m. and continue all day.
Tony Tortorelli, who use been, in
New York for some time. has leased
the hootblacking business at the South
Norwalk railroad stations. He has
secured the services of Pasquale. for-
merly of A, M. Pohlman's barber shop.
as assistant.
William Gates, who is employed at
the Crofut & Knapp factory, is wear-
ing a black eye today, as the result of
an assault made on him by James (lor- '
man, a feiiow employe. The two men
bad words. it is alleged, and German
lost his temper.-
Oihcer Bryan H. Silk is able to be
on ditty again as a member of the
Norwalk police force, having about rc-
recovered from the effects of a severely
sprained leg su‘litained while running
down the young colored forger. Floyd
K. Madison. ,1
The Reliance. Jrs.. beat the Reliance
Scniors by a score of 5 to 6 yesterday.
The battery of the Juniors was D. Cul-
Ten and J. Weater. The battery for
the Seniors was S; Young: and J. Mc-
Mahon. Sayre Young played an ex-
cellent game at first. Return game at
5 p. in.
Frederick 8. Lyon; wishes The Son-
tinel to state that he built and owned
the private sewer in Bayview avenue,
several years ago and he now wishes
to connec. with the sewer the city laid
in that thoroughfare. as soon as he can
ascertain the conditions and cost of so
doing. The matter is now being look-
ed into by the newer committee.
THAT BEAUTIFUL OLDOO.
’ comics from the varnish in Dovoo' I Var-
nish floor Paint: coat- 5 cent: more a
_ quart though. Sold by Watkins c Dow
and 19.3 Gorbam.
Our Stock 0! '
. is the moat oonp in city.
Wand like you income in d look it
: over. Amt- for mm
00. moha-
...“ Good:
“Will!
”an ,
of all”; voila, etc. It ”How-3
land . Read the ad.
Theodore Austen, of Darlcn. was a
visitor in town today.
A little bargain sale in mattings now
in progress at Rand‘s. See ad.
...»..7
Colonel Gilbert 1. Fitch. of Norwalk.1
info in Norwalk today on a business
tr p.
Read the wonderful story of the
faithful collie which appears in Dr.
Dick's space today.
' Live lobsters. soft shell crabs and
all other kinds of sea food at Cutbill‘a
Bridge Fish Market.
Old Well Lodge. 1" and A. M.. confer-
red the thlrd degree on G. Howard
King. last night, and a banquet fol-
lowed.
Georgo W. Donne has been in New
York this week, and expects to dis-
poae of a large track of land in the
Norwalks soon. ,
Men and women's stilts for $12.00 at
Gately iii Brennan's. These suits are
of best st.er and will wear and hold
shape. Read their ad.
A regular muting oi the Norwalli
lllstorical Society will be held this
evening. at 8 o'clock, at the Setieck
house, in West avenue.
Miss May Woodward. teacher of mu-
sic at The llrown Business College,
will give a recital at the college on Fri-
day evoniug of this week.
Mrs. Samuel Byxbce, of Cross St..
who has been seriously ill for several
Weeks past, has been removed to the
Norwalk Hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Irwin and famtv
iv. Who have been visiting Dr. and
Mrs. J. C Newklrk the. past two weeks.
iiave returned to their home in Brook-
yn.
Sherwood (‘.. Cummings, of Hartford,
came to Norwalk lust Maui to attend
the smoker of Pouassus Council. Roy-
al Arcanuni. Mr. Cummings was for-
merly secretary of the council.
A meeting of the Christian Endea
vor Souler of the South Norwaik lisp-
tist Church will be held this evening
for the purpose of electing officers for
the coming year and transacting other
mportant business.
Judge John H. Light holding
court in Bridgeport today. There Is
me South Norwnlk case on the docket
this time, that of James M. Rogers
who became intoxicated here and chas-
ed a Hungarian woman around a tree
11 Spriiigwood.
A meeting of St. Joseph's 'l‘. A. ll.
Society was held last evening. at which
five. new members were taken in. A
large number of the members signifiec
their intention of attending the field
days of the organizations of the state
to be held at Waterbury. June 10.
The case of Edward 1). Dcpew
against B. A. Jackson. which was ti
have. been tried before Justice Loo
Davis. yesterday. has been continued
to the 18111 last. Attorneys Warner R
('loldschmldt represent the defendant
and Attorney H. id. Ferris the plaintiu
Attorney H. E. Ferris represents Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver E. ltobillnrd. of New-
.irk. N .I.. who have become attached
to Victor Ii. Lackey, who is an inmate
of the County Home, in Norwalk. and
desire to adopt him. Judge Gregory
has set next Tuesday as the time for
a hearing on the application.
(1. C. Kemp. N. l’. Woodward, Rob-
ert Bennett. A. K. Slade. Jr.. J. M
Travers. H. C. PIIIIbI‘It'k, Mrs. W. H
Wilkinson, Marjorie Wilkinson. 0, S
li‘orbcs, Boston; E. C. Gray, J. W. C
Emery, Miss B. A. Robinson. Miss Mar-
garet Robinson, F. E. McCoy. J. H.
11011, .I. P. Bradley, H I) (‘lewlnnd
George 11. Newton Mr. and Mrs Wil-
liani Ballln. Miss hianche Meriam. n.
1. Moms. James Lord New York; J. J.
Smith, Indianapolis; 1". E. Stone. E. ll
Boynton, Hartford: J. D. Eaton, A. E
Benson, Springfield: .1. P. Wittman
Philadelphia; Harry Brooks. Detroit;
E. ’1‘. Sealio'n, Providence; R. .I. Me-
thn, Jersey City: Allen B. Coon. D. W.
Coon. Frederick W. Coon, Mt. Vernon;
J. E. Merseles. Harry Kip. Paterson.
N. J.; William Lecklc. DIG. Corey,
New London: Frank W, Brewster.
Miss Phoebe Brewster. Poquetannock;
Mrs. B. F. Lewis. Norwich; Mrs. Otto
Arena. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hagedom,
Plainfielti, N. J.; F. W. Noble. Spitti-
guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
guests at the Hotel Clifford.
is
When a mother goes to visit 11 mar-
ried daughter. and brings the. daughter
and 9. new baby back for an indefinite
stay. people decide that somthlng is
wrong. and it usually is.
MORNING. EVENING AND
SUNDAY PAPERS
Delivered to all parts of
the oily.
r. B. COLEMAN.
10 North Main street! South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Bpaulding‘a Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
A Safe
Deposit
Box
in tho vial: of the
South Norwalk
Trust Company
Is The Best Possible
insurance Against
likened-Bursitis:
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Our Gnu Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money look.
_ Bays’.
Wash Suit-s.
Every mother of a boy' is urged to see our very complete
show of WASH WEARS FOR BOYS, whether she wishes to
buy or not. Our values are uncommonly good and the variety
of styles here is well worth seeing.
Russian models and the new Buster Brown Suits with
Eton collars and bioomer 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 cis. to 50 etc.
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 lo Camsiook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. GALL. 32-2.
Selling Hay, Grain and Feed in a big. fair, liberal way
is our business. l’roilt is not. our only aim—not quite:
We owe much to the piibllc for the patronage they give.
We take some things for granted though-41s that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good
service,
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH
1 am near—dust as far as the near-
est letter-box or telephone.
For Immediate Stile
1 Fisher Up. Piano $3175 00
1 Jewel! Up. Piano $275.00
I Pianoia ‘ $200.00
ALL m panrecr counmou, REAL BARGAINS, achuss
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
J.EWETT.
Ranting Our Specialty.
W. P. BEERS,
soaks ‘ enriches.
49 Wall 31.. noniilk.
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN”._
HOTEL AND AirsrA unAivi
unu'u tho monument of l. J. “Smith and J. SJfolly
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SHORE DINNER-T. CLIMBNKES. 1:13.. 1-1' POPULJR
PRICES, WILL BE 1 SPECIALTY. ' -
Excursions,
saonAvmo
a South Main 83.. so. Not-walk.
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Music andDanoing
Winn and Liquor:
We have a complete line of
ACKIR MIRIALL d CONDIT
co. AND w a A oiLILvs
WINES AND LIQUORO. also a
large stock of other well known
brands.
A FULL em'r sunny. m
A FULL mrr roar. 10o
ZINFAUDEL CLARIT, 450 or.
101-. Kansas nvawaiskv
056. 3
iii llllililill Pliiilillilil
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door.
Night Dalia Amend.
Telephone Gill. 1".
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Prices
of stocks today started slightly higher
from the continuing impulse of yester-
day's late advance. Denver & Rio
Grande pfd. rose 1% 0n the strength
of the regular dividend declaration.
Missouri Pacific and Delaware and
Hudson gained ‘4.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—Average
gains reached about half throughout
with quite an accumulation of the grain
carriers. St, Paul pfd.. the Toledo. St.
Louis and Western stocks and Interna.
tional Paper pfd. advanced 74; to 1.
Consolidated Gas which closed yester-
day 203 14. was dealt in ex- rights at
from 189% to 1901/. The rights
brought 151,43 @ 1%. United States
Steel pfd. was pushed up it: towards
the end of the. hour.
WALL STREET. noon—There were
some further advances and the general
level of prices was well maintained. al—
though Consolidated Gns ran off 1%.
Missouri Pacific. Reading, lst.. Md.
and Railway investment. pt‘d._ rose 1.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis.
1%. and Kansas & Texas. pfd.. 11,9.
Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~Trading
‘ showed greater breadth and activity
after noon. and considerable headway
upwards was made by the coolers and
western stocks. Numerous stocks of
less importance shared in the rise and
speculation was quite animated at in-
tervals. St, Paul, Atchison. Union I’a-
eific. Southern Pacific. Reading and the
second preferred. Erie. lst.. pfd.. Dela-
ware & Hudson and New Jersey Cen-
tral were most conspicuous in the
movement. and gained 7.1,. to 1%. A
half dozen other stocks rose fully as
much.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples 8: Goldschmldt, Commission
THE PIONEERS' OUTING.
To Give Excunion to Bowery Bay on
Martha's Vineyard June 26th.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
of Norwalk, is arranging [0 give an
excursion to Bowery Bay on Sunday.
June 26th, on the steamer Martha's
Vineyard.
The details were finally decided upon
at the regular monthly meeting, held
last night.
ARRESTED FOR‘ABSAULT.
Charles Thompson a young Norwnlk
colored man. was arrested by Captain
R. N Moi-choline and brought before
Judge Lockwood continued the one
charge of having assaulted Mn,013ner,
wife of the proprietor of a Knight
street saloon. It is claimed that
Thompson hit in. Oilner with I poolm
one after being tprnod out of the plocem
by Mrs. Oliner /
Judge Lockwood clntinued the ease
luntii Saturday morning. ‘ .
DAV—NOAOK. ‘
it has lost become known that Miss
bottle Noni . daughter or air and
bird. Richard Nanak. of North Main
meet. and Diner Day, of Brim
were quietly married last Friday I'-
and urn. Day are now raiding
Bridgeport. whore Ir. D» in molar-
magma-9mm “‘
saws A - ;.
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_l'lrokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 2:00
Amal. Cop.. 49% 50%; 49% 50
Amulloco.‘ 18% ,10 18% 19
Am; Smelt... 53 .33- 5274. 5271'.
Am. sugar. 125% 120 125 Iii 126
A T & S Fe. 69-1; 70% 691/ “70%
A T & 8 Fe pf.. 93 931/. 9.! 931,4
Balto. & Ohio, 79 79% 79 79%
B'kiyn.-R. T.. 47% 47% 47% 47%
Chen. & Ohio, 301/. 80% 301/. 30%
Ch. Gt West, l4 I4 13% 13%
Chhi&CtP,1407/31411y§ 140%14155
(‘01 11411.2“. 29 29-14
Col South. 14 14% 14 14%
Con. Gas, 189% 1901/. 189 189%
Del. a Hurt. 153% 154 153% 154
Erie. 23% 24% 23% 24
Erie. lst. pf.. 57% iii“. 57% 581,41
Ill. Central, 129% 1.9% 1291,", 129%
Lou. & Nash. 1,01% 108% 107% 108%
Manhattan. 144% 14474. 144% 144%
Met. St. By. 110% 111% 110% 111
M. K. & T.. 15% 15% 15% 15%
M. K. d: T. pf. 35 35% 35 35%
Mo. Pacific, 90 90% 90 90%
Not, Lead, 20% 21% 20% 21%
N. Y. Central. 1151/. 115% 1151/. 1151/.
Nurf. & West. 54% 54% 54% 54%
Ont Rt West. 24% 25 24% 25
Penn. R R._ 114% 114% 114% 114%
P00. Gas, 95% 95% 95% 95% '
Reading. 45% 4655 45% 46%
Read. 1st. pf; 791,5 79% 7914 79%
Rep. Steel, 614 6% 61,4 6%
Rook Island. 20% 20% 20% 20%
South. Pac.. 45% 46% 45%, 46%
Sou. Ry. 00.. 20% 2096 20% 20%
Son. Ry. Co pf, .33 8314 83 83%
Tenn. C. & i 34 34 34
Texas Pac., 21 21 20% 21
Union Pac.. 83% 84% 8371. 84%
U. S Leather 6% 6% 6% 6%
U. S Leath. pf. 80% 80% 80% 80%
U S Real & Con 6% 6% 614 6%
U. S. Rubber, 1614’; 1655 16% 16%
U. S. Steel, 9 9% 9 9
U. S. Steel~ pf.. 53% 54%. 53% 54%
Wabash pf.. 34 34% 34 34%
West. Un. Tel., 86 86 86 86
Wis Cent, 16%: 16% 16%: 16%
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Furnishings For
For Summer Service...
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STRAW HATS. all the best styles ....... . . 25c. to S
NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk ............ use; to;
SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale . i..‘... . O . ‘
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Call or Pigskin . . I
or Wool Crash, which in design and weave _arc' specifl
adapted for Summer service.
36. 00 to $15. 00
LITTLE Bovs' WASH SUITS, MANY STYLES,
50c., 75c., 85c., $x.po, $1.50 and Slim.
I'IIII‘
SELLECK 8: PRICE
' Clothiers and Fund-hm. . t
90 Washington Street, South Norwnlli.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-2.
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WE LEAD iN THIS ARTICLE.
THEY ALL COME TO US FOR THE
BEST, AND ARE SATISFIED. ' . .
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NOW WE HAVE SOME THAT IS MOIST AND EXTRA GOOD.
TRY SOME FOR SUPPER, OR FOR THE NOON LUNCH, IF YOU
WANT A NICE RELISH. \ ..
ANY QUANTITY FROM 50 UP’.
Lorena-o“ Dibble.
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5.56%? ...... . Q . . :1. .-.: . :i. ...... .... .. . . . loin Lie
3:31: VERMONT .................. . ..... ......noscu.
NEW LAID EGGS............. ..... _‘TW ..... .........23o
MOGHAAJAVA COFFEE .. .............. 2531.0
ai-za'r TEAS. ALL KINDS ...... ......... ....................45cL
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER C0
17 NORTH MAIN 5mm: scum Monty”.- .
TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all parta of the two on...
R. J. Outbill’e Bridge Fish M’k’,
'Liue Lobstm. Soft 56:11 Crabs. Lonq, Round and Little'Nfl
Clams, Blue Fish. Weak Fish. Mackerel, Porgies. ,
Butter/£56, Eels, and all other '
kinds of fish.
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEIT END WASHINGTON STREET. N033 to John‘ H. Fbi‘rlt’. ml
Bamboo—£0 White 5L, Dunbar-y; 759301110 strut, OHM' .
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' 'wno ”EST!!!
H0 5988 305' CONSEQUENCES. . '
DD Y'OU REALIZ: the Iorloul Consequences of Continue! in
Strain ,
Priceless beyond all other pone-lion: in tho ensign: and it
larva your highest- consideration.
DON'T TRIFLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FRII. I!“
1.1...“ 1.. l rec-r emisc commune. ,
O. B. JACKSON; ‘
- * oerioiAN. w .- ’1 9
so wALL amour, NORMA
omittiinu show the and of all-nu. Tilly an some of
tiono of GM“ vision, and should be attended to at once. Y
prim It on common a pile of oiuooo will more if omit lt- :
defective. wanna: examination. and properly titted aim. ‘
lasted is what you are guaranteed hora.
noun a. no". rimming op; on."
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amen,
\TMO" I21.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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