I New she'dt'i'insic so a copy at Stein
arts, Saturday. I
R'ara_bargalna in silk pettlcoats at
Reed's. See ad.
New and popular music the at Cole-
man's Saturday and Monday.
Ready Joseloff'a ad. and see the big
combination “.00 offer no is making.
A lively sale of inillincry is now
ut‘h dulod at. llou'liiiid‘s. Road the
ad. I
Miss Florence Mead, of South Nor-‘
walk, has been visiting her mother, in
Branchvllie. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jusiith Gregory, of Nor-l
walk. have been visiting Charles P.
Stanley. in Georgetown. ,
William Green. of Norwalk. was tIie‘
guest of MI‘ and Mrs. William H, tit-itc—
dict, or I“ul'lllill§lull, last Monday. I
The t.‘ulliol.i- Wonit-n's iiencvolenti
Legion will hold a public meeting utj
St. Joseph‘s Clint-ch. Sunday afternoon, |
A regular business meeting of the
Norwulk Liquor Dealers' Association
was held yesterday afternoon in Elk‘s
hal .
Big on: in prices at the New York
Grocery Co. You'll do wise to stock
up heavily with groceries tomorrow.
See ad.
Mrs. Samuel Morgan. who has been
the guest of Mrs, David M. Corbett,
Round Hill. has returned to her liomo'
in Coichester. I
The June white'sale at the Boston
Store ends tomorrow night. Only one
day left to secure good underwear tor
little money. Read the ad.
—Miss Hutchinson is showilng some,
exceptionally pretty dress hats in chlt-'
LANE'S i
Restaurant.
51 washington St.
Italian—“Nola.
EARLY OENTINBL TOMORROW.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
at 1 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon. and
the business oilice will close at 3
o'clock. -
—Black and Brown Derbies. O'Brien
Sherman Council, No. 1.342. Royal
Arcanum, held a‘reguiar meeting, last
night. but only routine business was ton and lace. M. S Smith & Co
transacted. ~ The coming week “will b a ' tr 1
-—The Krieger & Co. are closing out - ' e it even "
l . . . '
their 9mm. stock of $2. $2.60 and ”.00 i on. at J A Hlsiop E: Co. s. Fresh lots
' of reliable, seasonnbie merchandise
3:;qu IIMH f0" 930- I‘omorrow ’3 "I” will be offered at money saving prices.
See ad.
Mrs. Stephen R. Wilcox and Miss Ju- I , .
lia Smith have returned from a “H“ I Owing to iIli.‘IG(‘.I. that there was not.
i Li'tle i‘llominock Island as the a qumum present. the meeting of
1" t‘ fM‘ W B «Hubbell ' ESouth Norwaik Division. A, 0. H.. to
tiles 0 "i- . - - t/ b .be held last. evening to take action re-
—~Look at the liorzains in he aseififil'dlng the formation of a ladies‘
merit for ill anti .3c. M. S. Smith at ,m xiiiary_ was postponed.
L0. I i". W. Smith states that he did not
The Helping Hand Circle of the Not- , say at Wednesday night's Center
wulk Methodist Church. is holding ll';HChUOI district meeting that he had
session t..is afternoon. with MIS. 1" - taken both of his children from the
bert. Grindrod,"of West avenue. school. His daughter was removed
-—-For one week, square pianos for from the school bath is son still con-
$5.00 at J, w. Studwells'. I tinues as a pupil there.
Florist Robert G. Haniord. of Non —Princeton style Soft Hats. O'Brien,
Wfll‘k. GUOIGS some very attractive The first pool game in the tourna-
in‘lces tor plants ready to ,set out. in ment which is to decide the champion-
his advertisement in todays Sentinel ship of The Norwalks, will be played
—Straw hats! Straw hats! O'Brien. 3 tonight, at the headquarters of Put-
Edgar K. Norton. oi." the South Nor- i nam Hose Company. between William
walk Hat Forming Company, w.“ , Kicsler and Job Lockwood. One hun-
obliged to ‘0 ,to his home in Lowe ; dred points will be played tonight.
street, yesterday. on account of ill-, The engine on the passenger train
“egg, . , ,L . 1' 4 Id"? in Danbury. from South Norwslk at
Mr: Wilkinson has secured a position I 7133 3- m.. "We down between $8“-
with R5 J. Cutbiil. in the Bridge FISh l fords and Branchville. yesterday morn-
Market, succeeding Mr. Krozier. who I ing. and one side of the machinery hilt.
, . 1. 9., e scon cc 9 , 9 ran came u
travels through Wilton and Geog ‘0” dl 11 Id Th I I I
'town. . ' to Danbury over half an hour late with
—-~l)on‘t forget the untrimmed hats only one crank working. . .
tor 98c and $1.27 lti M s. Smith a co.‘ u—Itl WI" bolronfr loss It .va ran it
, , ‘ . , a tent tie an e o outing hats at the
“W .. ..
Fay H. 'i-lart, of Waterbury, were of them ’0' 986‘
guests of Mrs. u. a. liyington, at the The regular meetins of the Norwalk
“le Clifford ' Biri Club will be held Monday evening
, g ,, June ill. at the home of George P. Ella,
wighlgsStgntIIiakl‘igg'gg‘aEy gagai‘:utlgé I Broad River. ,'l‘hose .who wish to hem
state. with players under twenty-one if!” ivvhigpooti'lwlll'ishould take the "m
vears of age Address ,1. J O'Boy. ti env ng otit Norwalk at 7, and Nor
Main street Danbury‘ Conn. walk at 7:15. ’The next car will be in
Th at t line f confectionery I time for the program.
—- e gre es 0 .
to-be found at this sale now going on ‘03:: gwghxaflglnkg: Neswtosvn, “'1"
.i. M. S Smith a Co's. . ' .. “n 83'. it
1 ' rpreach an anniversary sermon in his
3181109 Tierney I3 expected in Stam- l former parish. Christ Church.
ford Saturday afternoon or evening,
and will remain over Sunday, when he ‘
will dedicate the Church of the Holy
itame of Jesus, in South street.
——Everyboy's liablé'to itching plleaw Table linens. tow‘oiings, white goods,
Rich and poor. Old snowman-terrible \vnistings. All in the 19 and 23c sale.
the torture they suffer. Only one sure M. S. Smith & Co.
“"93 Doan's Ointment. Absolutely I H. W. Coleman Pittshurg Pn.‘ J
safe; can‘t “”- - Zoliinger. R. Wilson. L, E. Ruge. E. A
You can save money if you try. Not Beach, ,1, a, Van Arsdale, New York:
much, perhaps. butsomethins. Try It. ‘ Charles s. Redding. s. H. Smith, H. H
St'art this week by depositing '1 “0”“ Doty, Boston; A. L. Bliss. Hartford;
in the Savings Department of the .I. W. Hartley. Philadelphia; M. Wein‘t-
South Norwalk Trust Co. _ 'raub, Worcester, Mass, were guests
A local branch of the State Teachers’i yesterday. at the Hotel Cliiford.
league will he formed at the Franklin
school, tomorrow afternoon, at "
u
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75¢.
o'clock, by the teachers in the south- , a, 31,00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
western section.“ Fairiieid county. , Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 ans. more tr
—Straw Han! Straw hats! O'Brien. I the pint than others. wears longer, and
., .zive a lss e us] to new w k.
George B. Allen. or Norwalk, has se- g g 0 q or &>ld
. b Watkins d: Dow and E. E. Gorba
cured the tlrst pension in The Nor-i y ~ in
walks under the new ruling in regardi “H" ' ~ ~
to the age of pensioners. He secured' CHEAP
it through Pension Attorney G. ‘ D. .
Keeler.
Must?
our Great Guarantee: Influential: or Money back.
Bays’ w
Wash Suits.
Every mother of a boy is urged to an our \‘f‘l'y 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.
a
Russian models and the new Buster Brown Suits with
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Wines and Liquor:
We have a complete lino 0'
Acxea MERRALL a cONoiT
co. AND w a A oitalvs
thas AND Liouoss. also a
large stock or other well known
brands.
A FULL PINT CHERRY. 190
A FULL PINT PORT, We
ZINFAUDEL CLARET, 45: OT.
I QT. KELLER'O RYEWHIBKY
use. I ‘ '
'Iiie Prescription-Store.
Au oar-team the door.
Night calla Anawanl.
Telephone Call. 1H.
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 etc. to $2.00.
Separate Wash Pants from 25 cts. to so cts.
A goodly showing of waists and blouse waists is here
also, priced from 25 cts. to $x.oo.
Whatever you want your boy to wear is here at the price
you want to pay.
ROGERS—Esrsvsus
Successors to Comatook Bras.
r\.~
eighth.» and quanta-s t‘IIIli'l' way. Thi-
SOUTH NORWM'K‘ ' TE!“ CAM" ”'2‘ trading was Iniignld and the market
' ' ' __ was narrow and uninteresting.
_ . _ “JET. Wag-:- . WALL S'l‘HEE‘ppll ii. m.—Expecta-
V"
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. ,,
MANUEL T; [ii/iron
I am nears-Just as far as the near- ‘
est letter-box. or telephone.
—Look into the Krleger miliinery
window andvsee the hats on sale for
this tomorrow)“. ,
Charles Gillespie, formerly a conduc-
tor on the New York, New Haven and.
Harttord Railroad, has taken a posi-
tion as manager of the Plymouth Ho
tel. at Asbury Park. N. J. Jan Gilles-
pie has many friends in Norwalk.
—-Two styles ladles' neckwear to be
sold for R and 23c during sale now on
at id’s. Smith I: Co's. .
Wilmott Thornton and family have
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
Mr. Thornton finding that his health
was not improving here. They were
boarding at the home of Mrs. Lena
Briggsrnian, in Fairileld avenue.
—Latest style caps. O'Brien.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order oi
United American Mechanics, will hold
'a rewlar' meeting. tonight, in Mystic
Chainfiallé The matter of organising
a braneli'of the Daughters of Liberty
will he discussed.
. The sixth route of the St. Louis Ex-
position appears today. in the adver-
tisement of Jacob H. Layton. Fall in
formation tickets. railroads.
em. can ba‘ obtained at the otleaJa
A
Railroad avenue;
-—H you—intend humming one at M
, figfiwmzfif‘ufi; 1:in wagons. the habit. Don't Ufldtl‘ the ”13.10!!!” oIl::J. Smith Indifsxoll)’
ram DO II R' III N anon metamx no, steam"
- oni- Steak cream m: KI _ 0W. _ war. as sacrum ,
I’Vfi'tfi‘ry‘mmm commit fld‘i ' '. .. , ’ ‘ w. " "-"" ”“— 7“ , . . . V”
t"... to... new m- .The Excursions "astound-Dancing
Will
‘ UNCLE SAMMIE. THE SONG l
HEARD'lN .’.MY DREAMS, JOVIAL
JOE, FOR SALE, A BABY, UNCAS
TWO STEP. BLUE BELL, MEET ME
IN ST. LOUIS. AND OTHERS.
F. B. COLEMAN.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalit.
Try it. .
dollar in our SAVINGS DEPART-
w'eek: keep right onreyery wok and
.715 cts.
‘ SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
r
gent for A. G. Opauldlna'a Baseball
> and Sporting Goods.
YOU
CAN SAVE
MONEY
1F YOU no.
Not much, perhaps, but something.
Start this week by depositing one
ENT: dsoostt another dollar next
~' 36 Washingtondtrui.
cooks...
a we 9!» "9"8'1“: , . .
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"97.51.? ' an? ammonium
Special Sale“
Sheet Music
, Saturda v. June ' t-Ilh.
“Up and Down the Llns". and other: at
.90 a copy.
"KODAKS
. CAMERA Surruts:
- »' s'rA'rtoNss. .- ENGRAVING
0 ”it”! Main St. Se. Norwaiit.
,R0T0NfP01Nt330w, was”
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, June iO.——The suspen-
sion of A. it‘. Wobske, for one year.
was announced on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange today for "acts detri-
mental to the Exchange."
The expulsion of W. E. Woodend, oi
the suspended firm of W. E. Woodend
it Company. was announced on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange today.
the reason given being alleged irregu-
larities in dealings. W. E. Woodend
& Company. are In the hands of a re-
ceiver, and various investigations of
the tirm's affairs have been instituted
in the courts.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-In the
stock market today AIIIN'Ii‘ull Siiieltlng
l'Ulit' 4%, and Chicago Great Western,
pfti.. "A" i‘eil'tts much. Otherwise the
opening changes were restricted to
Furnishings For!
tions of a good showing by the govern-
ment crop report'f‘to be issued after
the close of business today. prompted
it better demand for the Western
stocks. St. Paul led the division with
a rise ,of 7/3 and there was also a large
absorption of Aichison and the Paciflcs.
Small gains were the rule throughout
and trailing was larger. DenVl‘I‘ & Rio
Grands, Md, and Metropolitan Street
Railway improved lit: Hocking Valley.
1: American Telephone and Telegraph,
2%; Westinghouse Slcctric, 2%, and
General Electric, 3, Reading was
bought heavily. and touched 47%.. Chi-
cago Great Western pfd., "A" declined
1%. and Realty. pfd.. was heavy. The
market was quiet at a slight reaction
at it o'clock.
WALL STREET, Noon—Buying or-
ders made their appearance again after
a period of dullness and prices i‘ose to
the best. Pennsylvania was in con-
spicuous demand up to 115. There
ware gains of lin Rock island ptd.,
Long Island, Snutf pfd. and Corn Pro.
ducts pfii. 'l‘olciio, St, Louis and
Western pld, rose 1‘,“ and (thiciig‘o
Great Western ptd. “A" iaIlied 2.
Bonds were ilrm.
T0 '8‘.QU.OITATIDNS.
Reporfe over'the private Wires of
Maples & Goldsclimldt, Commission
lirokers. Swartz d: Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone l53.
BEST, AND ARE SATISFIED.
WANT A NICE RELISH. -
NEW LAID EGGS ............
For Summer Service
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STRAW HATS. all the best styles . . . . . . . assist.
NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk . . . .. .. . ... 2'56.
SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale '
Single or Double Breasted Stills
Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Hornea'pttli.‘ ., ‘
or Wool Crash, Which in design and weave are "spasmodllyf‘
adapted for Summer service. ’ " ‘ "
$6.00 to $15.00.
LITTLE sovs' WASH surrs.M_Ahiv STYLES,
~ ~ '50c., 75c., 85c..:$1.o‘o, $1.50 and)“. .‘I
. “4 'v
'6 I
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SELLEGK & PRIGE,
' Clothiers and Furniahni i4 ' ..,‘
08 Washington Street. SoutthWflhi . -‘
TELEPHONE CALI; 324...: .1 g
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WE LEAD IN THIS ARTICLE. THEY ALL COME
TO us marita-
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Now we HAVE some THAT is MOIST AND EXJRAIGOOD; ,2,
s" . ‘4 1’: _
TRY some FOR scenes, on FOR THE NooN LUNCH, IF YOU
_‘ . r’, 3.
aft}... i '
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Lorene—o— Dibble 7
ANY OUANTIT'Y FROM So OF. . -.
. ... 23¢ DOE.
s a o
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Open. High. Low. 2:00. ......... I' I.
Amal.Cop.. 49% w 49% 49% MOCHAaJAVA COFFEE ....................... _ 259th
Am.c&rc.17 l" 17 17 W
Am.C,&F,p(i)'. 71% 7i»é 71% 71"é Bear TEAS, ALL KINDs. ....... .. ...........
Am. Ice.. tl%_ 6% 0% 6% __.__..___...
Am. Loco, 191.91% 191,5 191g ‘ ‘
Am. Smelt.. 53%. 54%. am 533/. T AAND B TT
Am. Sugarr 125% 126 123% 126
AT&Se..70V 70957147095. ‘
AT& 8 Fe pf am‘ 94v. 94v. 9155 17 NORTH MAIN STRE'E'
11.130. &R0iili‘o.u79. 79% 79 79% _~“____V_,_,
Bi yn. .. ., 47 471,5 47 mi.
caeseomo, 309;. 3034‘ 30s. 30% TELEPHWE‘
c i.&N. w., 168 ms 167 167 ’ » -
Ch. Gt. West. 1314 13% 13% .1354 R. J. Cutblll’s Bridge FiSh M ,
Cth a St P. 141% 142%. 141% 142 . - ‘.
Co. r. & 1.. 291.; 291g 291g 291,9 , .. , ~_ ': xv _
go}. 8:11:th! 1;: 113% 1:3 113% [we Lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Lona..Round autism, .ka
61.. iii., ’ , , ' ' "
grim] f I»; :3: g; :3: Clams. Blue Fxsb. Weak Fish. Mackerel, Peale». .
re, st.p.. , I ,- .
Gen. Elec.. 1591.4 159% 159% 159% Batter/1:5, Eels, and all other .
Lou.aNasii.,1iis 108% 108 108 . , , ~ , . -,.
Manhattan.‘ 143%14355 143% 143 51nd: of fish. ‘
Ex. Dividend 1% percent. >
Riel. gt. tRy.. 11331152 11;}: “lg . nu. cocoa wAnsANrsn ‘
ex. en ral, . ' . _ - ' _.L ,g .
Mo. Pacific, 90% 90% 90% 90% wes‘r END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fort-tena-
NB!- Lead 21% 21% 21 21 Banshee—m White 8!. Danbury: 75Pacliic 3traat,8tamf°fll.
N. v. Central. 115% 1151.9 115% 115% ' - ' ‘
Nori.&West.,5ist 5554 54st 55%
Ont. & wfist. 2432 2474. 24-91: 2:95 . .. ..
Penn.R. ., 114» .116 114 11 ' ’ ‘ * ’ wno‘m
Pres. s. Car. 25% 27 26% 27 H , n _
Reading. 4:95 {51% 46% 4;}: u a 5.03 Best CONSEQUEN .
Read. 2d. pt, 6 it 65 6 ' , - . - _ '
Rock Island, 23;? 3324 20:: fgfi ‘DO YfOU RIALIZE the ”Hons, Gamma. “ONO“?
South. Pad, 4 4 A (6 ' ”It! I ' . i
Sou. Ry. Co.. 20% 20% 20% 20% Priceless beyond all other possessions is the eyesight, and I" 00-
Son. ny. Co. pf say. 83% says says ufiuqm‘ xhlgheat consideration. . . ,
$§2§g%.§. ‘" if“ ‘21“ g: 2} DON'TTBIPLI wmi voun avast EXAMINArioN'nlvrdn-
Union Fee, 84% my 34% 84% 11h ”Lu.” nor FITTINGGUARANTIE‘E,‘ .5,
Union Pac.pf..92% 92% 92% 92% ' ' ' '9‘
to SLeath of so so so so _ O B JACKSON .,. . =
fistigIdeitd 1%9per gait. 9 9%. a . a a: '-., - ‘ '
. . tee, - __,! - .. . _'
U. 3. Steel pt, 54% mi. 54 54v. "‘ . .4 tome!“ . ~ ' “r
Wabash. pt. 34% am 34% am ”WALL O'ritllfg i . - NOIVIA
West. Un Tet, 87 am 87 am - ' ‘
Wis. Cent, 16% 16% 16% 1615' _.-...
William 0. Gladstone. of Maples I:
Goidschmidt’s stock‘iififliérs oillce, is
enjoying a week's vacation. and next
week. Edson Lewis. the ‘telegraphon
orator, will be D! duty.
Members at the BirdICiub will not-fl
ice the nets "intonation”. meet-
ing at the last 'Norwllk‘érlethodist
Church at 2 o’clock. - A visit will be
paid td‘a'nolony or seaside sparrows,
and to,tlia haunts .onhevelrys. ’ ,
James a, who”; wallow-red to,
in The Sentinel one day this weak.
states that William-Mint insulted
him, and Gates rett‘ladito retract the
statement. It Gmanbalioved that
he 'was‘iasti
viiIiItIsWi'mW
hum».
~‘Oftaatiaieeistia'w than“ all glasses. They are com-oi -
tion. of detectiwvislon, and should he attended to at . .
aria-datum comfort a‘plti-af glasses wittaiford if yam -‘
defective. Scientific examination. and properly mud all“
Miamtmangamnusdhau. _ i ‘d '
,_ -. , HOMER. a. non: Rafi-mum Optician;
MIUrMI‘MK‘NMRg, Ila at m’;‘ a M_
. ., org-o hours. I. "its. "Toastmasters” mar-a.
Telephone at,
Enoch. .Blurrlu 6123' I"..-
‘s. 591881.: ' ..
homunculus: autumnal.
ans om... scum en‘s-o
cannon on AW
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