LANE’S
. Restaurant. :
WW I
51 Washington St.
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LIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIS
good architects
Good actors and
draw good houses.
Fresh fish selling at reasonable ‘
prices at Cant. Ducross‘. See ad.
Miss Florence Lee, the well-known
Prohibition advocate. is in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. S. SteinielI-her. of
New York. are occupying rooms at the
Hotel Clifford
The baIgc Francis Jackson has In-
richl with a cargo of coal for the For I
ris (‘oal Company.
The barge Charles Atkinson has ar-
rived with a cargo of 'i‘ompkihs crush-
Ied blucstone coal.
if your sidewalk needs repairing tho I
les Coal Co. is ready to do the ‘
work Read their ad.
Mrs. H. i) CaIpenter and thildreII
are visiting relatives in WaveIly, N
Y.. for several days.
A regular meeting of Sherman Cons I
cil, Royal Artanum will be held to I
night in Red Men's Hall. I
Clinton Commandery, Knight Tom I
plaryof Norwalk, will confer the tem-
ple degree tomorrow evening. I
Raymond BrotheIs have just sec'III- 1
ed a contract to provide 2 000 000 brick i
for a large sewer in Brooklyn. ‘
Those who have to select gifts foI i
weddings this month will find sugges-
tions a- plenty at Read’ a. See ad. .I
Norwaik Chapter. 1) A R.. will go to
Westport this afternoon as guests III'
MIs. Backus regent of the Chapter.
South Norwalk Division. Ancient 0r-
der of HIoernians, will hold II meeting
tonight in the hall in Washington
street.
Captain Arthur Wicks of Sheffield-
oII-theSound, has been spending a
shortwacation at. New Hamburg, N,
Y
i
E‘dwaId and FIIInk Kelly will euteI-
ialn a number or tlIciI fIieIIIls this,
IIIcIIing. at their homo in West ave I
one
The latrrioiit 01"IleI of Americans
held a meeting. last night, in Red
Men 5 Hall, at which the second nonI-I
ination of oItlI-IIIs OCC"illleti
'l‘ho Helping Hand Circle of the Nor-
“'le Methodist Church will meet Fri-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. with Mrs.
Albert Grindrod of West avenue. 1
’I he adjoulned business meeting from
last week will (onIene at the cIose oi
thc prayer meeting, tonight at the
South Norwalk Baptist (‘hurch
Now comes the annual June sale or
IIIIchmIIslius at. ilowlandhs This
means an abundance of fresh and at-
“some garments at very low prices.
See ad.
A Iegular meeting of South Norwalk
Division A. 0. H.. will be held this
cIIIning, at which the matter of cream I
izing the Ladies‘ AuxiliaIy will come
up for settlement.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Sod
Licty, of the South Norwalk Baptisti
Church, will give a social tomorrow?
night, at 7:30, at the church. Refresh
Inents will be served.
A special communication of St.
John‘s Lodge. ALF. and A. M, of Nor
walk, will be held thisevening. when
the Master Mason's degree will be con
Welcome Stranch
ferred
The officers é);
Lodge Sons of George. of Notwaik
new installed Tuesday evening, by ;
District Deputy John‘ R. Jones, of Dan- I
bury-i ‘
George 1’ Main. of New Yor,’k and
George J. Muiha’ll. of Boston repIesen- I
tativcs of the Leckwood Manufacturing’
i'ompany. South Norwalk. are at the
Hotel Clifford.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of sand at their wharf for thel
United States Foundry and Sales com ‘
pony and the Colonial Foundry and
Machinery company.
A Iegular meeting of Butler Lodge.
1. 0.0. F. was held last evening at
which one candidate was initiated. ho
nomination of oilicere for the annual
eIection will take place at the next
meeting. .
Miss Edna Tattle and her mother
Mrs. Charles Tuttlc. who have been
spending nearly thr weeks in Oxford
with the iatter‘s n or daughter re-
turned in their home in South Norwalk
yesterday.
Next Sunday morning. at the South
Nornnlk Baptist Church the Rev. H.
‘ B. Carpenter will give a talk to young
people. and in the evening the Sun
‘sday khooi will give their annual Chil-
dron' I Day concert ,
i The comment has recently been
announced of Min Home. Sherwood
identifier of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shot-I
Awood pic-inputted. andDr. Clan
, fiance Ttitfib Adeibort Meeker, bf Bridge-
M
W
Oar Sioo‘k of ram om:
‘is thémMoouiphioin this city.
=Wooldllltoyouhooonieinandloohtt
over. Aunt-tor Boom-n Kodak
Do:- amend supplies. , 'IIm-
'George Kittlc.
, L.
I, New York: B. S. Curries. 'l‘. T. Turner
' E.
Ipriinted them:
. name;
I V09.
John Brown. ofiionbury, is visiting
in town today.
Min K. Gormond Vosburg has pur-
chased a Kramich & Bach piano 0!
Mrs. J. W. Studwoll. I
Small lots still remain in many de-
partments at Sturtevant's and in all
cases the prices are below cost.
Misses Elie afid‘Viofi-Kh-drcws, oi
Sound View Terrace. will go to Bcthel.
Friday. to spend a few days with rela~
lives.
The N. C. T. N. will hold its reguf
IIIr ‘weekly meeting Friday at 2:30
o'clock. with Mrs. R. T. Making, 3 Day
street.
Hubert E. Bishop, of Norwalk. has
recently sold his liaynes-Apperaon
toIIIlng car, and purchased a iiii‘gt,
Bridgeport Locomobile touring car.
[through the agency of F. E. LockwoodI
& Company. of Norwalk.
A pleasant surprise party was given,
to Frederick Doulens, at his home in'
Gerard Place, last evening. by a hum-I
ber of his friends. Music. games and
refreshments served to make the even-
ing pass pleasantly and quickly.
Tile annual meeting of the Union
School District will be held next Tues-
day night at 8 o'clock. In the Franklin
Building. A member of the district
committee will be chosen to serve,
IllII‘cc years, and various other ofiiccrsi
, win be elected. II tax laid and a portion
of the indebtedness of the districtpaid.!
—~For one week. square pianos for
$5 .00 at J W Studweils'. '
'lhe nilti‘llnlt‘lli of infant baptism willl
bc administcied at the FiIst Methodist
Cbill‘t',h Sumlay morning next which is
Children's Day. A number oi clIIIdI‘eII
will be presented. The pastor. the Rev.
W. noi’tord T. Duncan. will be glad to
(‘liii on any parents who are consider-
ing the matter of presenting their chil-
dren, if he is notified.
Adjutant-General Cole, in a special
order, has appointed the following a
board of inspection to met-t at the state
atsenal Thursday. for the purpose of
linspecting national and state pIoperty:
Captain (‘haIles W Newton, Ietich;
lI‘iIst lieutenant Richard W. Dellama-
ter and Se. 0nd Lieutenant J. H Kelao
Davis First regiment. 0. N. G.
Constantine Stephanovc. a Macedon
ian, graduate of Yale '99. and recently
released from a Turkish prison. will
:speak of his experience and of the
movement for Matedonia liberty this
evening. at the. Young People' a Society
of the Norwalk Congregational C iIuIc h
which will he held at 7: 300'I-I.10Ik in
the ladies“ parlm The regular church
II eekly ptayer meeting trill follow at I
'i)("i(l(k. Mr. Stephanovc will adIIIIIsII
those in attendance on “Mamcdoaiu
land the TIIIk. "
William '1‘. Shannon. W. F. Stiles
J. A. Chase. W. M
Manes, H. Slender, Lee F. Warner, E
Morgan, New York: B. S. Cowles
l). LoveneIIII. Charles E. Lincoln
W. .l. Geary, James Harrison. Clayton
;l{. Brooks, John F. Bolger. G. M. Get
tingIIr, Boston; J. A. l’I‘eleall. Cincin-
‘znati ‘.V. Bowman New llaven Miss
MaII lliiIClellan Pittsfleld: Mrs. C. G
MI(‘lellan. Plttsfleld. MIs C. 0. Mc-
Clellan. Dalton; Miss Jessie (‘ase
Har‘tiord; Freeland Howe. Jr., l’itt.5~
burg; A C Babbitt Notwalk; Frank
D. Layton. South Norwaik; R. F is
I,l)ell New “men: J. (i,oodtellow For.
Edward N Y. .. Martin l.awlor.ilct11el:
..J Daniels Putnam; l“. H. SlIIIIman
Providence. were guests yesterday. III
, the Hotel Clifford.
Letter to Dennis G. Blanchard.
South Norwalk.
DIar Sirs: Mr. N. Avery. Delhi, N.
Y. had two houses exactly alike, and
one Dcvoe leadvand-
zinc; the other barytcs-and-zinc. He
paid same price. for both paints.
He used six'gallons of led-and-zlnc.
12 gallons bartyea-and-zinc.
He paid $18 for painting icad-and-zinc.
$36 for painting barytes-and-zine.
The total cost or the load and zinc
job was $27; the total cost of the bary-
tes-and-ziuc job was $54.
He didn‘t. know he was buying bary-
tcs: the dealer told him that paint was
as good as Devoe.
A fair example of how it generally
comes-out, when you buy "something
Just as good." Better go by (he
the name; and the name is Do-
Yours truly
F. W. DEVOE & 00..
50 New York.
P —Watkins St Dow, E. E. Gor~
ham and Hubbcll & Staples sell our
paint.
MORNING. E VENING RND
. SUNDAY PAPERS
Delivered to all parts of
" the city.
r. B. cairn/IN,
10 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G. Spauldlnp'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
A Safe
Deposit
Box
in the vault of the
Trust Company tinder rho unaware! or
TRORE DIMERS. 0L1
PRICES. WILL
“flamIeaeihhuflnd‘
is The BeSi i’oSSIble
Insuranoo Against
Fireaad hamlets.
things for boys.
Separate Wash
you want to pay.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Bays’
Wash Suits.
Every mother of a boy' to urged to see our very complete
‘ show of WASH WEARS FOR BOYS. whether she wishes to
buy or not. Our values are uncommonly geod. and the variety
of styles here Is well worth seeing. .
Russian models and the new Buster Brown Suits with
Eton collars and bloomer pants are among the season's new
All the good Wash Fabrics are used in our well made
suits, which we price modestly, from 50 cts. to $2. 00.
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
ROGERS—- & STEVENS
Successors to Comsiook Bros.
i I ‘
Pants from a 5 cts. to so cts.
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
i Selling Hay, Grain and Feed in a big. fair, liberal way
Profit is not our only aim—mot quite:
We owe much to the public for the patronage they give.
is our business.
set vice.
BUY OATS THAT' 8 CLEAN.
i am near—Just as far as the near-
est lcticr- box or telephone.
VVV
We take some things for granted though—as that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean graln~good
MANUEL T. HATCH
For Immediate Salt
1 Fisher Up. Piano
1 Jowoti Up. Piano
1 Planoia
ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION, REAL
THEY ARE WORTH MORE THAN WE ASK.
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE THE ‘
Brokers. Swartz 8: Corbett Block.
.I . South Norwalk. Telephone L33.
Open. High. Low. 2:00
Amal. Cop. 49-34. 49% 487g 49
Am C a F 00., 17 17 17 17
Am. Loro. 191/3 19% III 19
Am. Smelt. 527.3 53% 52s; 53%
W _ , Am. Sugar 126 1'36 126 126
_ W A 'r & 3 Fe. 70%;. 70% 7O 70
*‘ ‘ " m-..~____._ iialto.&0hio 79% van III 79
m Wkly R- T. . 47h; III-ii 46-h
. Chi-t N.w..17:0h170 169% 169%
, Chin-I IWlist. Ian. '13 13
‘ Ch M. It St R my. 141% III IIIIII.
Col. F. & 1., 29 29 29
Col. South, lobfi 15‘}, 15 '15
Con. Gas. 189- 189 189 189
Del. & that. 1543,; 1543/; 154% 154%
Erie 24 2W. MI 24
$17500 Eric, lst. phi: 58k 581/. as 58
.. Manhattan. HM; 1443;. 1441.5 144%
3275'00 M. K. (c T., iii 16 iii 16
Mo. Pacific. 90-1,; 9mg 90%: 9014.
. 1200.09 Nat. Lead, 21% 21:. 21s.. 2th.
,, _., I - N, v. CIIIIImI. IIIII.‘I IIIIIII 111% III-II.
Ont, & West, 24% 24% 24% 24%
Penn. R. R.. 114az 11w. 114 11454
BARGA'NSI “CW“ Pres. s. Car, 21m 26% 21;»; 25%
IF YOU PREFER T0 Reading. this. 46% till"; 46%
M, N Rep Steel 6% 6% (III; 6%
P MO THLY WE WILL ARRANGE SATISFACTORY TERMS. Rock Island 20% 20% 20% 20%
South. Pat. III-II. III-III. 46% 46v.
gnu. Ry. Co.. 20v; 2mg, 20%;. 20%
on Ry. Co. pf. 83% 83k. 83% 83%
J E W E T 1'. Union Pan. 8m 84',& ass. 84
U. S. Leather. 7 7 7 7
U. 8. Death. pf 801/; 81% 801,4. 811/4
U. S. Rubber, 16», 16% Ian; 16%
Renting Our Spoolaliy. U. 5. Steel pr.. 541i; 54s. 5314.. 54
_ U 8. Steel. 9% 91,4. tog 9%
Wabash. pf.. 34 34 34 34
West. Uh. i‘el., 86% 86% 86% 86%
Wis\. Cent, 16% 161/. 16% 16%
KODAK?
CAMERA surrurs
W. P. BEERS,
BOOKS
49 W!" 61.. NDl'wllk.
-8TATIONER. ENGRAVING
GSouth Main 8%.. So. Nomaik.
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
South Norwalk. HOTEL AND ammonium
Excursions,
A. J. aim!!! and J. 3. Kelly
KES. ETC. ‘1' POPULAR
E l SPECIALTY.
‘Paciflc rose V; and Reading anti St.
' fractional gains.
. Emphasize Humiliaiing Position.
house. and as the count, her husband.
is at Fez. the marines were sent to her ,
Win» and Liquor:
We have a complete line of
ACKER MERRALL G OONDIT
co. AND w a A oILuvo
WINES AND LIQUORS. also a
large stock of other well known
brands.
A FULL PIN-T ausanv, 19o
A FULL PINT rear, 190 .,
ZINFAUDEL cuaar, 45° or.
1 GT. KELLER'B RYEWHISKY .
85c. I ,
IIIIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIIII '
The PrescripIiIIII Store.
All our. our the door.
Night Gallo Answered.
Telephone Cali. 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. .innII 9.—-J. 8. Beams,
head oi the Stock Exchange firm of J.
S. Beams & Company, was today sus-
pended from the privileges of the ex-
change for one year. The charge
against Mr. [learns was that he had
carried on II speculative account for
an employc of another member of the
Stock Exchange.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-Open-
ing prices in the Stock Market today
showed small gains over last night on
the light volume of dealings. Union
Paul 14,. There were no other fea-
tures. .
WALL STREET. ii a. m.~—Buying
orders diminished after the opening
dealings. and the traders began to real-
ize on yesterday's purchases. Pressure
against Amalgamated Copper acceler-
ated the reaction, but the market did
not yield below last night‘s close. Den-
ver & Rio (lrandc. pfd., mac 1 and
PcrII Marquette declined 3%.
WALL STREET, Nam—«Prices conI
tinned to yield. many stocks declining
slightly below last night. Chicago Un-
ion Traction ioll 1%. Leather prl..
the Smelling stocks and Lead made
The market lost, all
signs of animation. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—lnterest
in the stock market gradually died out
and transactions Occurred only at long
intervals. Fluctuations were confined
to a one-eighth range. Hocking Val-
ley pfd. hardened l and Pere Marquet-
te recovered 2% of its loss.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported (War the private Wires of
Maples dz Goldschmidi. Commission
SU LTAN GRANTS DEMANDS.
Afraid to Unduly Excite the Moors or
TANGIER. June 9.——The American
consul has sent two unarmed marines
to the residence of Countess de Buis~
seret (formerlyI a Miss Story. of New
Yelki. wife of the Belgian minister.
The countess is living in an isolated
home as a precautionary measure.
They are the only American marines
landed here. . The suitan's troops at:
Tangier have received orders to pro-
ceed to Fez. Thus owner of Baisnli’a
conditions has been granted. The sul-
tan apparently is granting the bandit
chief's piecemeal. souls not unduIy to
excite the Moore or emphasize his hu-
miliating position.
Letters received from Ion Pcrdlcarla.
the kidnapped American, say he is suf-
fering from sickness and I doctor of
the United States cruiser Baltimore
is under orders to proceed to see him.
Negotiations for a safe conduct are
proceeding.
The negotiations for the release of
the captive: are proceeding slowly. .
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Eating dates Won‘t lengthen a man’ a
days.
The live town seldom boasts of its
big cemetery.
Some people who get into swell oo-
ciety reel pulled up. '
A man may be perfectly square and
move. in the belt of circles.
Some men climb to success over the
ruins of other man's tenures. ’- ,
_ it is easier ' a reputation
than to keep it ran tating tarnished. .
‘ The professional humorist has no use
for an editor who can’t take a Joke. , ‘1
Unlike a man an umbrella Jr moat
serviceable when it in nndor a cloud.
it doesn’t make any tiller-once how
In‘anyaultoolowye'rhuhooon only
wear one at a time.
N_ .f ,. . .- .
STRAW HATS. all the best styles .....-..‘. . “onto 3i. .
NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk . . . . .. . 25c.“ .
SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale .‘I' . . . '... . ‘
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Cali or Pigskin '.. age”, in
-..,;...y. I.
Single 01 Double Breasted Suits
Two or three-piece models. of Serge. Homespun. Chovi
or Wool Crash. which in design and weave are specifically
adapted for Summer service.
56.00 to $1500
SELLECK 8: PR‘I.
- Clothiers ani Furniahorl.’ I ‘ i
98 Washmgton Street, South .Norwaiit.
TELEPHONE CALL’ 354... l.
we LEAD IN THIS ARTICLE. THEY ALL coma TO doroh mg
sear. AND ARE SATISFIED. - I . n
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 5: UP.
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new LAID zoos
MOCHADIJAVA‘COFFEE ............... 25.1.
BESTTEAS, ALL KINDS. ....... ......... ~_-—~...................459LD.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00'
17 NORTH mm srarrr. sauna Iv'o‘nWltir...
TELEPHONE 108. ' Free delivery to all parts of‘thrtwo; In.
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M
Clams, Blue Fish, Weak Fish Mackerel, Porgles,‘
‘ Butttr/isb Eels, and all other 3
kinds of fish ' " ’ ‘
t‘ 'I III I 19" ALL GOODS wanaau'rno. - :,
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Nut to John H. Foflil’ coal
Branches—20 White 8L, Dnnbury; “Pacific Street, Stamf'r‘.
Ho 5003 Best. gfitgggicgt
no You REALIZE the Ierioul Conlequoncu or contain“. ‘
soon:
Prioolou beyond an other non-onions in tho eyesight III it
"1"“ your highest consideration. ,
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION Fill. "V .
m ‘3‘.“ | FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. ' ’
O. B. JACKSON
1.. OETIGiAN. .
ll WALL STREET,
Headache. Enoch. Blurring of i
omntlrnoo‘ohow the need of alleles. They are
item of defective vision, and ohould he attended to at
pribod at the comfort n pllr of glance will diforii Woo you
detective. Scientific oxlminltion, and properly mus
junta! In what. you are gulnntood bore. ,
HOMER B. ROY-T. Refraction 0 'lidmi
Mom 0 United Bani: Building.
Appointments «mania no. of patron.-
V. OM hem. U. ":48. um. ONO-Saturday Mr...
”I.”
rm... .I; S. E DIBBL‘E,
. Broker.
Devil-timid“ Washington Jim
South Mall. Geno. “I” -’
I.
1.
nooks. BONDS, own Kan oorron mim- Minot
,. MISSION man iron can on on a moon“ '
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