‘ _ icy Meade, oi Danb‘nry. a former rcsi ’ “3' but this Was changed ‘0 9939”
t.
.toi oi the South Norwalk Congrega—
Itional ”Church will deliver an address
. that within I short time the Connoll-
. the Central New England.
Albeit at the tweeters will be
held torso wimhia an.
Bargains In heedweer and underwear
It Howlend‘e. Read the ad
There to I remarkable lace offering
to be found It Reed's. See ad.
not 136-5.:
Coffee
and all other
flavors of
Ice Cream at
, LANE’S
5| Washington St.
It Steiner-t I. In which to deposit your
savings.
Judge Andrew Sellech of Strattord.
was In Norwelk on a business trip this
morning. I
Another lot of baseball suits Just re-
celved at Coleman's. A complete suit
for 8100.‘ .
Cease tiring In the old way and get I
[I3 range; they are independent and
Instantaneous. .
Blue serge suits st Roger. 6‘; Stelflells
that ale guaranteed to Wear well and
hold color. See ad. I
The regular weekly rehearsal of the
South . orwalk Quartet Club will be
held tomorrow night
lioncy cured ham and bacon, 14 cent
pound and other smoked meat specials
at the Public Market See ad. I
Now is the time to till up your coal
blus E. M 'l'ollcs & Company we
prepared to do the work for you
The regular meeting of Trinity ves-
try will he held tonight. at 8:15
o‘clock Instead of Tuesday night.
Tile Norwalk Musical Club will meet
this evening with Miss Bessie Mallory
Stanley. at hol home In Main stree
A routine meeting of the Bartend-
crs' Union was held yesterday Re-
purge of the natiorrai convention weic
ren .
Mr Koeruoi, of Now l’-ork, superin-
#- 4':-
at
Loni—I News NOIBS.
William Lauder, of New York. spent
Sunday at his home In West street.
Miss Helen 'Delury, of Danbury, Is
the guest of Miss Alice O‘Connell.
The Harstrom school will not close
for the season until about the first of
July
Miss Nola Cronin, of Nairgatuck has
been visiting her brother. Dr. M. L “”1901“ 0‘ the 1509*“- Pt‘llllhl‘ll Lace
Cronin. Ivompfllll'. was a visitor In town yes-
. w terdny.
Our Brothers Lodge, 1. 0. O. 1.. of|
Norwalk will confer the second de- Rev. William H Mailer, D D. is Ill
gree at this evenings meeting. New York attending a reception to
Mrs WallaceI sister of Mrs George 0‘"de sum“ “”0“ by “10 Italian
H. Traendly, has arrived at her iroriie'cmmhe” 0‘ "‘3‘ city
in Middle Five Mile River for the sum S. Ticat Stanley Who is a student at'
mar. Williams College, Willlanistown.
\Iass” is expected home Wednesday to
The annual meeting of the Middle ‘
Five Mile River School District will Ispend the summer vacation
be held on Wednesday night at the E- M Blake. Of Virginia, recommends
school house. I r. Dick' 3 medicine for colds and tev-
I Icrs. Road the letter that appears In
N. wfiswggnvismnrih‘éelmrztilig55mg: Ianother column of todny' a issue
Cori, at 12 Franklin street, SaturdayII‘ Better try some of the New York
and Sunday. . Islam” $01Il2lmnyts Elgin creamely
.. .. ll or on y con 9 per pound. It sat
i'
thoofltlgv films Et'hhrgeathtiesj‘lhjrflcstdfy istles the hard to please kind of folks
evening prayer meeting or the Young Mrs Charles Fitch of Hartford.
People's Society, of the Norwulk Cou— came to South Nor walk today to at
gregational Church I tend the Mirrors] of Mrs. Clarissa Ad
The annual festival of the Middle' ams .1111“ h1 a guest at the home of Ex-
Five Mile River School will be held Mayor 311d “1‘9. M M Lee Falrfieiil
on June 24. at the school house. There Invenue
will be an entertainment and cake and
Cream will be served.
George Maycock of New Haven will
leave June 15, for the Thousand is
lauds, where 'he will spend several to attind the celebration of siege and
wu-ks with his brother. airs Mirycock 35’3“" 0h POW Hudson. ‘dllrirriz. the
and the children will go tor the monthI CM] “11" th9 OXVWHISI’s to bc hold
of JulyI by Hobbie Post of Stamford tomorrow
. lit.
The members of the Pine Lodge nrg ..
\Vhist Club will be entertained toinor occurred June iltlr. ”03'
row afternoon at the Pine Ledge Cllrb ' 0111i “1" 0' ”‘9 P‘“““"‘"““‘“- 1'3"“
house, at Pine Point by Mrs G. \l'. Iwannn Jersey Central "91““ ““1”
Clam. A luncheon will be one of the. I5 Reading and "'h‘“ “““m‘d” Ml”
features. I guilt? tIIIicthw Yolk. INcw Haven and
,I in or as (onncct on will be tho
Rev. Lewin Plank Buell, D- D" pas~ -guests of the local road for four or five
days this week during which they will
.be taken on a tour of the system. They
will be accompanied on this tour by of
Ilcials of the New Haven road
Another loans of stook of the South
I our New England Telephone (‘ompam
. other Norwalk members of Companies
A and B, 'Iwcnty-eiuili Connecticut
Ill Hartford. tomorrow afternoon, in.
lure the Congregational State Minis-l
lt-is' Association.
’llie selectmen will open bids for the
construction of the new Perry avenue.
stone bridge, recently authorized by a
special town meeting Wednesday. at
their allies in the town assembly hall
building. Wail street.
The Whatsoevei Girl In of the King s
Daughters 0f the SOlllh NOI walk U0"— the promised issue tlreie will remain
slesational Church. will hold its res blrt 5000 more shares to be issued to
uIlai monthly meeting at the Ironic oi brjng the capitalization up to the rim-
I-,rs Louis Boers, 4'5 Elmwood avenue :it of the rights granted to the corn~
'I liesuay, at 8 p. in. t pany
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet to- I we oldcst divorce application on
night 3’- the home Of George P ENS. I the Superior Court calendar was (l0\\ll
Broad River. at 8 oclock All mem-
bers who take the car from NorwalkI
at seven o'clock may have an oppor-.
turiity to hear the whippurwiil.
of the directors on the matter may be
taken before the lat of Jilly. It Is
proposed to issue 5, 000 shares and iii-
'cit-asing Li L capitalization of the com
was called Judge N. 0. Downs coun~
so] for the plaintiff. asked to have. it
go over. It is the action brought by
The summary of the Weekly record oti Alexander H Mllllzfln against Mamie "
real estate transactions. as given with Milligan the husband 01’ Stamford.
the Commercial Record shows three the wife of Los Angeles Cal. Tire case '
sales In The Norwalks with mortgages Was first entered
In court in 1896.
of $21 000. For the first week in Junta: Subsequently the
complaint
1899
Since then nothing has been
Mrs. Abiah Meade mother ofJ. Stan Him"
The ilrst allegation was infidel-
tion.
duel '* recovers;
Another lot of
Base Ball Suits .
all completeI pants. shirt and cap for
$1.00 I
F. B.- COLEMAN,
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. 0. Summary; Baseball .
and Sporting Geode.
YOU"
CAN SAVE
MONEY
IF YOU TRY
Not muchI perhaps. but something.
Trvlt-
Start this week by depositing one
dollar: in our SAVINGS DEPART-
MEN‘I': deposit Miler dollar next
week; keep right on every weir Ind
you'll soon acquire the habit. Don't
put It oft. but ‘
dent or this place, passed her ninety-
first birthday last Thursday, and was
able to sing,‘ 'Jesus Lover of My Soul,"
with the organ, and carry her part-
alonc. ~Branchvllle cor, Newtovvn Bee
After the meeting of Catholic Union
Council, Knights of Columbus, of Nor—
w,nlk this evening, the Rev James H.
tiDonneIt will deliver an address on
"The Threshold of Life.'_' The address
will begin at 9 o'.clock The members
of the Catholic Club and the St. Mary‘ s
Cutlets haVe been Invited to attend.
At the Norwalk Congregational
Church last evening. the pastor, Rev.
G. D. Egbert, spoke on “Edinborough
Castle," as the fourth of his series on
Scotland. Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-New-
kirk sang "The Land of the Les], " and
Professor A. S. Gibson played varia-
tions of "Annie Laurie," by Dudley
Brick, on the crash. .
The Consolidated road mileage books
are not yet received for passage on
trans of the Consolidated‘s latest ac-
qulsitlon the Central New England
nor are the latter'a mileage books re-
ceived on the Consolidated. The price
of the or both roads II the same,
two to per mile, nnd it is probable
dated road books will he Issued for
PAINT YOUR IUOOY FOR‘ 750.
Get one of the artistic piano banks.
Soigcnnt George H. Raymond and '
Volunteers have recr-lvcd invitations ,
The assault on l’ort Hudson .‘
is to be made shortly, and the action
pally from $4 000, 000 to $4. 500 000. With 3‘
Ifor a hearing, Friday but when it A
WILL.
THEM.-
WEIGHT HOMESPUNS,
SCHAFFNER a MARX SUITS.
L Li
PRICES RUN AT 310, $12, 315 AND 818.
Our Oren Unerentee: Satisfaction erwlleney Beer.
The Best Serge Suits
PLENTY OF CHEAP SERGE SUITS _ YOU MAY BUY, IF YOU
THEY ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. NO ECONOMY IN
PAY A LITTLE MORE AND GET A SUIT THAT WILL HOLD COL-
OR AND SHAPE—WONT CRAWL AT THE SEAMS—CUT TO FIT
AND FIT‘ TO WEAR ANYWHERE. WE GUARANTEE OUR BLUE
SERGE SUITS TO WEAR WELL AND HOLD COLOR.
YOU MAY HAVE THEM IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED
MODELS, WIDE SHOULDERS, CLOSE-SETTING COLLARS; TROUS-
ERS CUT PEG~TOPPISH; EACH SUIT AN UP-TO—DATE MODEL OF
STYLE.
ALL SIZES IN THESE SUITS. AS WELL AS IN SUMMER-
FANCY WORSTEDS, FLANNELS -- HART
YOUR STRAW HAT, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. NECKWEAR, UNDER.
WEAR AND FANCY HOSIERY ARE. READY.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comatook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL, 82-2.
.iflillll
DROP US A CARD OR CALL AND LET US EXPLAIN THIS
UNIQUE PLAN IT WILL INTEREST YOU.
YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A JEWETT,
PIANO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE.
was ’ "
,Iast year. there were ten sales witliIamcnded and an answer was tiled in
. mortgages of $5. 900.
BOOKS
49 Wlll St. Nomelk.
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
HOTEL Alto ammonium
Under the Management 01% .l. J. “Smith and J. of. Kelly '
siren: DINNERS. uranium.
Selling Hay, Grain and Feed In a big. fair, liberal way
Profit Is not our bnly aim—mot quite:
We owe much to the pirbllc for the patronage they give.
Is our business.
We take some things for granted though-41s that you
depend chleily on this store for good and clean grain-good
service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH
i sin “NIP-JUST. as far as the near-
est letter-box or telephone.
_____,._..._ no... -.._.._._...._..,.
FRI;ES. WILL I! l S
WE HAVE MADE IT A SIMPLE MATTER TO OWN YOUR OWN
PIANO, NOW WE GO FURTHER AND SUPPLY YOU WITH AN
ARTISTIC PIANO BANK, IN WHICH TO DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS.
BETTER SEE THIS
KOE’AKS.
CAMERA TSUPPLIES
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER.
I Scotti Main an. an. Nomelk.
m. III!" Porous
1171.17.
—_
:1 till“
ENGRAVING
' quest children in; apnea in one on»
. Inn Street necrosis: chaise m m
fell back again before noon.
Brokers. Suartz & (‘orbett Block
South Norwnlk. Telephone 133.
Open. High. I .o w. 2 : OO.
. Mull. i‘tlp_ 497,. 50 41“,; 49%
' Am. (‘III (III. Sill/g 26% 2151/.» 261/2
A'” '21-. pl. 27".. 27% 27st. 27%
Smelt. 53V: 53% 511%; 53%,
. Am Sugar 13611. 1263'. l‘.’li 126
»\. '7', 0k 3. FIE. 71% 71591 7114'; 711/3
.\ T I; 8 FBI pf. 94%; lllla‘g it‘ll; 94V;
Hallo. &- ()IiloI 80 Il'tl Till/3 791k
ll‘klyn. R '1‘. 48% 48".. 47% 477/11
l lies. & Ohio. 311/. ill 1." :ll 1,4. 31%
CM. 6'; N. W.. 168 lull llilt 168
Ch M. A‘: St.P.l421g 142731417h142
Con, Gas. 190% 1901,; 189%, 190
Del. a; Hull.I 15?. rain. 155 155%
Erie, 2414 244%; 24 24%
Eric. ist. pf.. 591,41 Frill/£3 58% 58%
Gun. Bloc, 157%» 1571.4; 157% 157%
Ill. Central 130% may. 130 130
L011. 6‘: anll.. IOWA. 1091,13 108% 108%
Manhattan. 1447,. iii; 14W,- 145
Met. St. Ry.. 11414 llilw’, 113% 113%
Mex. Central, 75’; 7'4 71/5. 7%
M K & T._ pf.. 3311-; 35-){1 351/. 36%
Mo. Paclllc, 91V.- 91W, 91 ‘4 91%
Nat. Lead, 21% 22 21% 217/3
Norf. & West. 561,4 561,3. fill 56
Out. 8: West, 25 26% 25 2.)%
Penn. R. 11.. 115% 115% 1147511471;
Pros. S. Car, 26% 263/. 26% 263,14
Reading 4775; 48% 47% 47%
Rep. Stool OW; 6% 6% 6%
Rock Island 21% 211.1. 2021; 2014.
South. Peru. 47% 473.; 47 47
Son. Ry. (30.. 211i; "1% 21 21%
SouRy Co pf.. 84%, 84% 841,13 84%
Term. C 811., 35% 35%. 84% 34%
Texas Pain, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Union PIC, 86 86 85% 85%
U. S. Leather, 6% 6% 6% 6%
U. S. Leath. pl‘. 79% 79% 79% 79%
U. S. Steel, 9% 9% 9 9%
U. 8. Steel. pt. 04% 54% 53% 54 .
Wabash, 16% 16% 16% 16%
Wabash. pf., 35 3:1 34% 34%
WIs.‘Cent.. 1714,1714 17 17%
where he. is wanted for assault with in-
~SPECIAL -—
P'or Saturday and
Sunday.
Red Cross
Chocolates
290 a lb.
THE armorial
Tile Prescription Slots.
All one peee the «or.
Night Ollie Answered.
Telepbom Gill, 16-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET..
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——0pen-
Ing prices In the stack market today
were a small fraction higher through-
out tlio active list. Some of the loss
conspicuous stocks were a shade Iow-
er. Dealings note on a moderate scale
but were well distributed.
WALL STREET. 11 n. m.—0utslde
of a few specialties. the opening pric-
es proved to be the highest of the
first. hour. Weakness In United States
Steel pfd. and effective selling of the
Coolers and grain carriers undermined
the market and prices saggcd below
Saturday's close United Slates
Steel pfd dropped below 64. but other-
wise the losses were. slight. Metropoli.
tau Securities were largely dealt In at
Improvements of hi; and V. respective
IV. with some reaction. Canada South-
ern advanced 1. Cotton pfd. 11,4 and
Kansas City Southern old. 2%.
WALL STREET, noou.—-’l‘lio com-
pletion of selling to realize relievedihe
market from pressure. After a period
of dullness Ontario and Western ad-
vanced a point on large buying. and
the market hardened ill sympathy.
Enamclling, ptrl., rosc a point. Prices
Erie, lst..
pid.. fell 7.3. Builds were irregular.
WALL S'I‘llidE'I', l p. in.—Selling of
selected stocks forced prices down
again. Prices or all the lending stocks
were quoted from V; to 13'. below last
week's Iinals. St. Paul and 1?. S. Steel.
pId., snIYercd losses of a point. Pitts-
hurg. C, C. & St. Louis and Sloss Shef-
ilcld Steel gained one.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported oyer the private Wires of
Maples & (loidsrhniidi Commission
CHIADO HELD UNDER $10,000.
Murderouely Assaulted Hie Wife In
Morrietown N. J.. and Ben Away.
NEW BRITAIN June 13.—‘Csrmen
Chiado who murderousiy assaulted his
wife in Morristown. N. .1. last Thurs
day night was arraigned before Judge
Hungerford in the police court thI
morning on the charge of being a fugi-
tive from justice from New Jersey.
tent to kill his wife. Attorney D'Esopo
of Hartford appeared for him, and at
his request a plea of not guilty was en-
tered Prosecuting Attorney. Guss-
rnanasked that the case be continued
tor- one week and that the accused be
placed under a substantial bond as
New Jersey law was severe and the
case may develop. Into one of murder.
Lawyer D'Esopo remarked that the
time of the adjournment was agreeable
to him as his client had notified him
that he did not want to go back to New
Jersey without requisition papers. 80
“‘“fer as I bond was concerned he did not
think his client could secure one.
linti next Monday and lined the bond
at 810, 000. Chlado was taken to Jail
thIs afternoon. ‘
NATIONAL! CHARIET'IES CONFER‘
tions which will begin here Wednes-
day and continue until June 3:, the
first national conference on the educa-
tlon of backward trout Ind delin-
Judfie Hungerford continued the case ..
ENC
PORTLAND Maine. June 13. --Pre- »»
coding the neeslone of the National - ,
Conference or Charities and Con-eo-
Furnishings For"
For Summer Service.-
'l
M
NECKWEAR or Rumechundar Silk . . . . . . ,- '. (25:.
A SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale . . . ...,. ......
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Call or Pigskin . . 25¢"? scold
Tum or three-piece models. of Serge, Homespun, u.
or Wool Crash, which in design and weave are Inigo '
adapted for Summer service.
56. 00 to 515.017;-
\ LITTLE BOYS' WASH sun‘s, MANY STYLSS‘.
. 5°C., 75c., 85c.. $1.00, $1.50 and-Sew
—-—-—
Clothiere Ind FurnIIIm-I. l
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-3.
SELLiNGm .
New LobIter, Health Brand stuck renewed cheap It flannel! 7.
Yacht Club Salad Dreeeing to go with the above. Finest thing of It. In
In the land. 25c.
My Wife' I Salad Dressing ..................... , . ...... ...... .15: III. .00.“
My Wife's Salad DreeIlng .......... . ...................... .. 25¢
Alpha Salad Dreeelng ................................. . .
Some Rich Old Cheese. mild. .................... . ....... .. . 166“ Ill
Rice 5 lb I'Iir rice for ..................................
Cod 4boxee Picked God for .............................. .......... 25c”.
7c box, 10c goods.
Pride Pickles, In large gIIII bottIeI .......................... 250.
Popular Lye or Potash Powdered and Perfumed large can for price 5 etc.
For cleaning or disenfectlng
Hard Wood Market Baskete from .......................... 8 on to 12 are.
New Canned Spinnach, better than fresh; no grit, .......... 156 large 'e
Waehburne and Crosby's Flour In It In. Best in the world. Make an
bread and better bread. if only worked enough. Cheap It 80¢ b.0e' . ~ .
We hOpe to be at one to you. . _
Lorenzo Dibble“;
ELGIN BUTTER ................ area.
seer VERMONT ..... ................ .. .2as
new LAID secs... ................................. .. . .. .25ng
MOCHASJAVA coerce ...................... was.
near TEAS,‘ALL KINDS ........ ea.
I7 NOR TH MAIN STREET. SOUTH
TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all part: of the two 6
R. J. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish M’
Line Lobsters, Soft 86:11 Crabs, Long, Round and Little '
Clams. Blue Fish Weak Fish, Mackerel Paroles
Butterflsb, Eels. and all other . 4"
kinds of fish. I‘.‘ .r
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. FOH‘II' and
Banshee-20 White st" Denbury: TSPIoIIlo Street, Stamford.
. ‘ - “ A m sea-emf
"9 59” Ba” coextensive“.
8°07 vou REALIZE the serious Consequences o1 matinee
train!
.4-
Priceleee beyond all other possession- is the eyeeicht, Ind It
Iervee your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION mla '.
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
O. B. JACKSON
OFTIGIAN. -‘ ..
31.; . . '1‘“;
IS WALL STREET,
”Headache. Eyeeebe. Blurring e! m Min
Oftentlmee show the need of glues-I. Theym mm. It, _
tione of defective vlelon, and should be attended to It aside.
prised at the contort I pair of glue" will effort! If your out.“
defective. scientific examination. and properly fitted gIIIe'Ie.
lasted le whet you are alienate“! here.
HOMER 8. H0": Refueling Outlet
”m "as...“ “sesame... .. ....... N
, area's.“ I". 11.45. mes. INN-Saturday eveninu H“
s “it. re
ITeIophm Ill.
"Hamish! N Newtonian
’ South Hamil. Conn.
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