"'A Tfew'h‘at e s areIconitng Into
market. 1
Thomas Reading, of New York, vil-
ited friends in South Norwaik, today.
Irving Demarost has left the employ
of M. Barotz, the South Norwalll fruit.
erer.
Raymond Brothers have three gangs
of men at work repairing t.1r more
about the city.
Miss May Danton has taken a posi-
tion as stenograplier 11nd typewriter ut
the Eastern Underwear Company's of-
fires.
The first pit nlc of the South Nor-
walk Quartette Club will be held to-
mormw. Sunday, afternoon in l1‘r-e
1'11111’5 Cleve.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Havlland,
of Bridgeport. have been visiting at
the former home of Mrs. Huviland, in
South Norwalll.
Several of the hat factories are be
ginning to get busy again. and there
are indications that the seasoa will
end with a good trade.
Dr. and Mrs, C. 11‘, Boutwell, of Cres-
cent Terrace arrived home last night
from Hamilton N. Y. Their son, Al
tred. who is atiendllig Colgate College
theie, will return next Monday.
Miss Edith i’oungs wdl substitute for
Miss lda Field, at the elites of the Con-
necticut General Life insurance Com-
may for a couple. of weeks, while Miss
11 letd is away on her vacation.
Mrs. J. Milton Cobul'n went to Hart-
ford today, to spend Sunday with her
sell. Aaron, who is a student at ’l'l'ln-
lty College. and will then go to Shrews-
bury. Mast-1., .0 visit her parents.
Miss Estelle Rowe Kcanc, 111111 of tin
giadtlates of the High School in Beth-
lei, has sent illVlltitIOllS lo a unmet.
of friends in The Norwalks The ex-
el'clses take place Wednesday owning
June 22.
A hearing in forclosure was held this
morning, before Judge Joseph R. Tay-
Ior The action is brought by H.
PHONE BIOS-5
Coffee
and all other
ilavofs of
ice Cream at
LANE’S
5i Washington St.
{( .;‘
11111 News Niles.
Cherries and peaches are the latest'
fruits to make their appearance in the
local markets.
—Black and Brown Derbles, O'Brien
Eddie O‘Brien. of Elizabeth street,
is on a protracted furlough from the
United States training ship, as the boat
is yet in the dry dock at Boston.
The Rev. Edward Cunningham, pas
tor of East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church, will preach in the Cran'
bury Chapel, Sunday, June 12, at 4:15
p, m.
~—Don't feilget the untrlmmed hats
for 98c and $1.27 at M, S. Smith & Co.
’ lastl. .0.K.ofM.C.,
“LilaIliIglttIlmlttiafllin Nomination of ofii Darin against Cyrus '1 Mead l0 IOI'IO'I
ceis, preliminary to the semi annual “PRC,“ a moltgage of $1110. The limit
election of officers, next Monday even I IIIIII‘yl S 2‘ “I“ ‘3‘": 0; W051“); 1 8
lug. ' 1e onncc cu ssoca on o 1.1-
I 1111.11 Will Aiken the Misses Hamil 1001111011 and 13111111111 of Charities will
ton and A. Hamilton .lr.. or Ncwiown I hold “5 “mm“ 0mm“ at Pleafillw
'11 (1111111 whetled to 11211111111111 and spent 1 Beacht, IvIlIIIldgeIIXIIII June 27. When it is
the day with Mrs, Betlicl. and family. :figefi‘g‘” £113:ka gisfifgiggciiiscilgyii:
Friday. ‘
J, , , , , . , , In ”if! state will taste salt water fOod
—S.ra11 hats. Straw hate! O Bitch and enjoy the w” bathing off the light
Copies of the leport of the Connoc~ti
house
1'.llt State Board 01 Agricultuie 1'1111 b1 , _
.. .. M ,1 ..i'i::.3't‘21.i:‘.“r.'3s.. “fil‘ifi’i..ii
llorIberIt R. Smith The 1"11p01tis lill ‘
bound book felm street, is honit1 from Miss Balrd' s llistl
. , lute. Norwalk. for the snmmer.Mis1
The Cigarnlakcra Union, of South,
Morse has just finished her second
Norwalk will hold a business litectillg,1year 1,, Miss Baird’s schom and passed
Monday evening at the Labor L1eeum
her examinations this term with a very
in Smith Maiit street. Officers will be high stand——Ncw Haven Journal and
nominated at this time.
Courier
~Loolt, at the Bargains in the base- 1
Mattillgs. oil cloths window
1111-111 for 1‘J and 231 ill S Smith &,.s11a1les All 111 the to anti 23b sale. M.
C0.
S. Smith & Co.
The R 6’1 G s are scheduled to meet 1 Raymond and Son the Norwalk fur-
il111. Watsessings this afternoon, at the 5 nitulc dealels have just received a
il1ckel i-1eid.I‘hc visitors hail from' . new stack of cliiffonlera Sideboards
Bloomfield New Jersey and 11111 said w,hite enameled beds all brass b.1113
‘” be a stiong aggregation tarts, portch chairs, steamer
A line ciiildlens Day plegram Il:l~1Ichalrs and other summer furniture.
bcen arranged for the Sunday school Read what they ve got to say about
of the waalk Baptist Church, and desirable fulnitnre in their advertise
will be given tomorrow evening. The ‘ nicnt: todav,
principal t'utturc will b1. u \c-ry pretty C N. Drowne Pittsfit-ld Mass.‘ D‘
wan ' IH. Wakefield wife. and daughter In. a
~I’riiltcton style Soft Hots. O‘Biien ,Hallack R. (‘1. Powers H, 111A Hose-t
Ml. and Mrs. M H Glovei and 11111'H S. Men, M G Phillips H H.119!
Misses Gregory have r'etulned to tllcil Ibcl't. New IY':01k F. A. Marley E H
home 1,, Norwalk after spending aiCady. Hartford: William S. Wilcm'
few days with theii brother Coioneiisvlllh N01‘2Wfllk H D Rico. New Ha-
GlHUgOly, of Mlliport avenue, New Ca- ven L 9- Greenman Worcester; Vvll-
11111111. Rim :3. lOIIIIIIoiIIIl PIIIIIIILI'IIIIIIIIIC IE} E
_ ran .ong son as arm or;-
“,liglsfcggfifinévggil'gefliggdjgefii,’ ham Mrs Bmlwell of South Norwalk
hcl' foot: is still confined to her bed, al- , gfiigbrficsterday 1; guests Qt the “0‘01
though injury is mending as fast as
might be expected, and 'she is resting
lllorc conlimtably.
.—-Miss Hutchinst‘in is showilng some ,
exceptionally pretty dress hats in chill"
ion and lace. M. S. Smith & 00.
Edward F. Magner returned to St.
Louis June 6 and will take a last look
at the big exposition. He expects to
be ill South Norwalk, Saturday. June
18. Mr. Magner has just returned
from New Orleans.
Mrs. Josiah H, Atwood and son, Wll:
liam E. Hoyt. who, for many years,
have resided in Elizabeth street, went
to Mount Carmel Center, Connecticut
yesterday afternoon, and will reside
there in the future.
—-—-l.atest 51:. lo straw hats. O'Brien.
State Councilor W, A. Chase. o.‘
Waterbury, and State Secretary C. H.
Adams, of South ,Norwalk, will visit
Elias Howe Council. No. 79. 0. U. A.
M., at Elks hall, State and Court
street Blldgeport, Monday evening.
At the family meeting of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, next
Thursday night at 7. 45 o‘.clock it is
expected, that Rev. C. A. Northrup, re
presentatlve of the Congregational Na~
tional Council, will be present to speak
on .Benevolence‘s.
The members of Court Narruk, For-
esters of America, will meet at 1
o'clock, at the lodge rooms in Norwalk
Sunday allcrnoon, and from this point
proceed to the 1varlous cemeteries.
where deceased members of the Court
arc.buried and) observe a Memorial Day
by placing flowers on the graves.
~Tomorrow opens the great 19c and
23c sale at M, S. Smith 811. Co's. Every-
thing 19 and 231:... .
The state convention for the organi~
- nation of a State Landlords' Aasocia- 1
tlou will be held in Daubury, Monday,
June is." There will be sessions morn-
ing and'afternooli. ‘ln Pearce’s hall. The
~ delegates will represent nearly all the
principal cities in the state. At noon
the visitors will be entertained at. a
, dinner at the Walmac.
val-pm a .....
A 1111.111: DAME LADY.
i will send free with full instruc-
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorl hoe Ulc‘et'a-
tion, Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Scanty or Painful Periods To
more or Grewths Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back and all female trott-
bios, to all sending address. To moth-
ers of suffering daughters I will are
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
if you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell .other suiferes of it.
that is all I ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers. Box 375,
NotreI Dame. lnd.
CHEAP MUSIC
.15 ofs.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
UNCLE SAMMIE, THE SONG I
HEARD IN MY DREAMS, JOVIAL
JOE, FOR SALE. A BABY,I UNCAS
TWO STEP, BLUE BELL, MEET ME
IN ST. LOUIS. AND OTHERS.
I". B. COLEMAN,
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldlng'a Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
you
CAN SAVE
. MONEY
~ lF YOU 1111/.
Not much perhaps. but something.
Try it.
Start this week by depositing one
dollar In our SAVINGS DEPART»,
' Mmfv’ou‘a suoovI r011 15..
' 111 {1.00 with Dovoe‘s Gloss Carriage
you’ll soon acquire the habit. Don't
put it off. but
no 1111111111 New
MENT' deposit another dollar next
iht. It'welghs 3 to 8 on. sewers to ' '
2' splat mum woorsl week; keep right. on every wait and
we: 3 alone equal to new work. Sold
W kins 1|: Dow “out! E. E. Gotham.
, our 311m of Photo Good:
. Ia thereoncinnillowln this city.
,_ WonldillhoyouiooomeinAquookit
‘.o1’1ort- 1AM for m Kodak,
Our Great Guarantee. Satisfaction or Money Book.
Bays’ ,
‘i Wash Sui
I mm.
Every mother of a boy is urged to see our ver complete
show of WASH WEARS FOR BIOYS, whether sh wishes to
buy or not. Our values are uncommonly good, and c variety
of styles here is well worth seeing. X -
Russian models and the new Buster Brown Su is with
Eton collars and bloomer pants are among the season' .1 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
Successor: to Comafaok Bros.
sourn nonwALK. TEL. CALL, :2.
Selling Hay, Grain and Food in a big. fair. liberal way
is our business. Proilt is not our only aim—not quite:
We owe much to the public for the patronage they give.
We talle some things for granted though—as that you
depend cliicily on this store for good and clean grain-good
service,
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL. T. HATCH
i am near-dust as for as the near-
est lcttcr-box or telephone.
Sheet , Music
ISafurda v, June "Ilfh.
“Up and Down the Line". and other: at
.90 a copy.
W P. BEEIRS.
STATIONER.l ENGRAVING
a South Main 8L. Se. Norwalk.
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
5M
HOTEL AND Rtsraunnm
31.3» 111. Management or 11. M5111!” and J. 3. Kelly
3111111111 1111111211.: 1111111111113. 5111.. ar 1511111111111
pallets: was or: a erratum
BOOKS
49 Wall 83.. NOI'lelan
I—SPECIAL—
. For Saturday and
Sandal
Red Cross
Chocolates
290 a lb.
.1111 lllriililiIPIllllilllll
The Prescription Store.
All care plan the door.
Night Gallo Answered.
Telephone Olll. 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, l0210 a. m.-—The
opening trading in stocks today was
attIVc and well- distributed, and at
f1 artlollul gains running to a I,Ilnlf Met.
ropoll'ian Stleet Railway rose 9h. Ex-
(options were St, Paill, United States
Steel and Amalgamated which was
shadcd a small fraction.
WALL STREET, ll 11. m.——A fair dc-
grce of activity developed in the first
hour, but prices varied only slightly
from tht1 opening range. Profit taking
in the colilera was offset by the rise ill
Western stocks and the market in gen»
oral was quite firm. Hocking Valley
and Lead. pfd., moved up i and Iowa
i'elitral, pfd.. lib.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
llrokci's. Swartz 8: Corbett Block,
South Noi'walk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 2:00.
Ailllil. (‘11p., 49% 49711 4951'; 49%
:\I11C& 1" 01.1.. I752 17% 17%; 17%
.\lll. 110011,, 1911. 19‘»; 11111. 19%
\111, Sml1lt., 53% 53% 53%,: 53%
\ni. Sugar, 12611, 126% 126V. 126V;
.\ 'l‘ & S l1‘c., Ti 71% 707-11 71V;-
.\ 'l‘ & S l‘c pf..9ll,1_. 951,43 94% 94V;
lililll). & Ohio. 7991‘. 79711 79% 79%
i 11111-11. R. 11'.. 481... 48% is 1111',
(IIII'S. & ()lllo, 3H4} fill/1‘1 :ill/i; (ill/1’1
1. I‘ll iii. \\'111~lt., 131/. 11W; 13% 13%
t‘ll .\I & St. I’. 142% H2711 ”2‘15; 142%;
,t'td F, £1 l., 30% 30% 30M} 30%
HIUII, “8.1%., 189m Illl) 1393/4 190
I111: A? Illid., US$13 133% I'M-“ii 155%
iIIIIIII 2111. 211/, 211/, 211,11
' 1mg lat. 1111, ass. :39 58:); 59
b.1111 Nash, HIM; 1091/. lilil 109
It illlilllllllll, l1l1l 114% Ml 144%
5111.51. Ii,\'.. lid-"5; lli 113 113's
INIIN \ (tnlltli, 7'1“ 7’1}. 7‘1; 7%
‘il K 11'; ”l, 1113,. ill-31. 1111,. 1111/.
M K & "I I|1f.35‘.,, 351/3 35'“ 313%
MOI. I'll1lli1', 91".“. 91% Elli/i, 91%
Na 1.11mi 2131., till! 21% 21%
N. I,i‘11lll1'lil, 1151/; 11.3%; II 1‘./2 110%
NOW. A' \\I1'.~ll., 55% Elli 51.1% 557,114
()nt. & \\I1,'SI,23 1’. '11,, '..'1 2'
I"11lln_.li,ll., llh‘m Ill-"1. Ill7 11 “5%
Pres. S. t‘ur, 2T -7 27 27
Read 11.1. 471% l? 11. 47% 47711
Rep. Stet-l 11:11., 111%.. 113,111 6%
Rock Island. 211... 211,. 21 21
South. PAL, 111... «lily-g 471.5 47%
Son, " 2 ‘21 207.1,, 21
Tenn. ‘ 351313. Iii-“1;. 34% 3471;.
. Texas 1 Zilg 211,1. 211,5 le/‘g
' Union ' 1 171%,. 81'1ng 85%, 85%
U. S, lubbcr, this; 16194 NW; 16%
.S. S ' , '11.. 054 8'4, 91,11
U. S. St 1i 11121117,. 517,. 545.11; 54%
\\ abash, 1 11.11,. 1111.. 1111.1, 1111,;
Wabash Iullf 1H“. 3.)!111 34314 351/9
ANK STATEMENT.
Resort 1111 Hill. $3 801, 5".‘3
Rescrvesoiilill than l'. 11113.3, 797 350
Loans inc ' 528.100
Special. 111 I5I,,m9 lull
chal Tender, lnc., 1.390.500
Deposits an'. 10.432300
. Ci1'culatlon.‘in11., 806,000
. ADDITIO AL LOCAL NEWS.
——...
(‘offct andi all other flavors of ice
cream at Lane‘s.
, Many spetlals in small wales at the
Boston Store t‘odav, Set 111i
T1) "-Kleen zc,” tht1 great labor
saving cleaner. For sale at \Vutkin‘s
& Dow's
Groc'eiy bargains at Lorenzo Diblc‘s
that should be taken ad1anlage of.
Read his ad. ,
Red Cress chocolates. :‘il mate a
pound, at the Clifford Phhr~111111y. Sat-
urday anti Sundavt,
A son was 11011111 to Mr
James McCarthy.
Thursday aftei'hoor
Th11 Star Swim lng Club has been
measured for new‘ bathing suits and
they are expected in a few days.
Buy a guarantee gas month at H.
R. Bulklcy‘s and if t doesnt last six—
ty days, return it ahd get a new one
ree, ,
Refreshments will Ibe served at the
meeting of the Old Well Hook and
Laddel Company to be held on Monday
11v.ening
The ladies of St. Pal l's Church will
hold a social at the r sidence of the
Rev. Charles M. Sellec , in 11.11111 ave-
nut1 on Tuesday evening.
The members of the Decker Club, of
the South Norwalk detist Chum,
will meet at the church tomorrow at
10:15 a m. to attend the morning ser-
vice in a body
Arthur Saunders of the Holmes
Keelcr & Selieck Company force will
return to his duties after a week's ya.
cation. Mdnday. lsaac Benton will
have a vacation during the coming
week.
Judge Rorabaek. of the Superior—-
Court (clvll amnion) on Wednesday.
June 8, granted moivorce to Edward
C. Atkins from Elisabeth S. Atkins.
who who formerly Miss Elisabeth‘s,1
Merritt. of this city,- on the ground. of
infidelity. .
The family of nix-Mayor James P
Hubbell. consisting of his wife Clin-
ton Rubbcll. also Helen Rubboll. mg
.alster-ln-law Miss Sarah Clark, arrived
111111 Mrs.
Woodward 111',ciiue
The! are now at the the
if} home in Wilton. ,-
l
home yesterday from a visit to on. “
~ ville S. C
‘m
“.1
Furnishings N For
For Summer Service.
\
I
STRAW HATS. all the beat styles . .. . . . .. 25c. boI 1
NECKWEAR o1 Rumlchundar Silk . ............ 15¢. a: N1
SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale ... . . . . .. .. . .. . ‘
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Calf or Pigskin .. a5c., second
. It
Single or Double Breasted Suits
Two1or three -picce models, of Serge, Homespun, cents
or wool Crash, which' in design and weave are specific-II
adapted for Summer service.
36. 00 f0 1’15. O0.
LITTLE aovs' WASH SUITS, MANY Imus, .
50c., 75c., 85c., $1.00. $1.59 andfiomo.
’
u—-——-
SELLECK 81 PRICE
Clothiers and Furnished. 1
98 Washington Street. South'Norwlllk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-2.
SELLING
New Lobster Health Brand stock renewed cheap at 35c. Finest;
Yacht Club Salad Dressing to go with the above. Finest thing of its kind .
in the land, 25c.
My Wife‘s Salad Dressing ................ . ..... 151: size 10c.
My Wife's Salad Dreulng ........................ . ...... 25¢ alto 20o.
Alpha Salad Dressing ................ . ....... .. . . . . ... . . .. 201: size 151:;
Some Rich Old Cheese, mild, ............ . ........................ .101: lb. .
Rice 5 lb fair rice for ................................. .26 on.
God 4 boxes Picked Cod for ........................................ 28 out
71: box, 10c goods.
Pride Pickles. in large glass bottles ............................... 25¢
Pepular Lye or Pouch Powdered and Perfumed, large can for price 5 on.
For cleaning or diunfecttng
Hard Wood Market Baskets from .......................... 8 etc to 12 on.
New Canned Spinnach, better than fresh: no grit, .......... 15c largo can.
Waohburns and Crosby's Flour ju at in. Beat in the world. Mako- most
bread and better bread, if only worked enough. Cheap at 801: big.
We hape to be of use to you.
Lorenzo Dibble:
cLolhaIur'rEn.......... ...... ............ ............2tol.l.
seer VERMONT ............. . ........... ..28¢'l.l."
lew LAID zoos .......,...... .............. 23c 00:.
MOCHAaJAVA COFFEE .......... . ....... ............v.........25o“I
‘.;....45el.‘l.
THE 1.11s TEA AND BUTTERCO.. '
I? NORTH MAIN STREET.
TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all parts of the “MCI"...
R. ‘J. Cutbill’s Bridge F1911 M11111.
Live Lobster», Soft Sbcll Crabs, Lana, Round and Little Neck
Clams, Blue Fla/1, Weak Fish, Mackerel, [’Porgles,‘
Butterflsb, Eels, and all other I'
kinds of fish.
BEST TEAS, ALL KINDS
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
was'r END wasnmorou eraser. Next to John H. ForrIa' out «has.
Branches—20 White 8L. Danbury; 75Paolilo Street, Stamford.
Ho 5005 Best ””0 1"“ "1‘. ‘
CONSEQUENCES. -
00 van REALIZE the serious Consequences of Continua m'
Strain!
Priceless beyond all other ponies-ions in tho ”night, and it o.-
serves your highest consideration.
nonrr TRIFLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION run. "It-
,A ,, - 1- 1 rscr FITTING oilAnAN'raao. "
O. B. JACKSON.
OPTICIAN.
58 WALL STREET,
‘ .
hoawaur. or
Headache. Eyoaolro. Blurrlnl of m Print.
Ottentlmee show the need of pineal. They are com. .1 mp.
tlene of defective vision, and should be attended to at onoo. YOU!“ “up.
priced at the comfort a pair of glasses will aflord if your m1. lit 3W
defective. Scientific examination, and properly fitted film W173,
jurtcd' in what you are guaranteed hero. ,1,_. ,
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction ambled.
Room 9 United Bank Building.
I l A lntmonto at convenience of nah-om ,
Bm'houii‘n. 111451 12:“. “Mt-terrier «collie Ito-i.
S. E, DIBIBLE.
Broker,
11111.».
Telephone 221-
. cones. aruiln Alto mm
1011 straits roa GAO" coon
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