Coffee ,
and all other
ilavors of ,3
ice Cream at
LANE-”S.
waghinno
5| n‘Stn
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‘ Local laws Niles.
White
Road's.
New cabbages‘are now coming into
the markets. ., ,
Mrs. Audison Mason. of Ripley. N. Y.,
is visiting Mrs. Charlotte R, Corbett.
John Oldenschlagcr’s cigar manufac-
iory in Washington street is closed this
week.
Butler Lodge, No. 97. i. 0. 0. R, will -‘
nominate oflicers at the regular meet-
ing tonight. .
Manfred Goldsmith sails tomorrow
from New York for Europe. on the
steamer Barbarossa.
Summer wears that will please
young men at Rogers and Stevens'.
See ad: .
goods greatiycut in price at
See ad. .
l Charles
The counters .-at Howlaud's are
spread with crisp, dainty, thin wash.
cottons. Road, the ad.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order1
of Americans, will meet tomorrow
night. in Mystic Chain Hull.
—-Arlon excursion to North Beach on
Steamer Martha's Vineyard leaves.
dock Sunday next,~9:30; leaves North
Beach 4:30 p. in. Fare 50 cents, chil-
table.
drop 25 cents.
Bridgeport. . ,
South Norwalk' Conclave. improved ‘
Order of licptasophs, will hold a regu-
lar meeting Friday night, in Elks Hail.
and this will be the last session until;
next fall. .. . 3
Sunday evening services will be held ‘
as usual at Trinity Church, until fur- -
thcr announcement. The Sunday even. }
ing choral services have‘been discon-‘
tinned until fall. I
Home raised green peas are now toi
be found in the local markets. The
horn iscd strawberries to be found!
in tiie’stores'a'reg‘iarge and of fluei
quality.but they fore high- in price,
ranging from-sixteen to twenty cents. l
'l‘honnnual meeting of the Middle
Five Mm: layer School district will.
be held this evenins. at the school:
will expire July 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile G. Blot, of Stam- ‘
ford, have been spending a few days in:
Smith Norwalk and Rowayton. ,Mr.
lilot is the representative of the Puri-
tan Poultry Farms and Manufacturing
Company. of Stamford, and left today
for Waterbury.
Mr. and Mi‘s..Eberhardt Apeil and
Mr. Apell's sister, Mrs. R. Schminke,
of New York citypwili sail Saturday
for Hamburg, on the steamship Phoe-
nicia. The party willtravel extensive
1y through Germany Switzerland and
the Bavarian Alps. ‘ ,
Many anxious gardeners feared a
frost. Monday night, but there was a
decided moderation in the weather dur-
ing the night and those who anxiously
consoled the thermistor soon after
daybreak found that they registered
about fifty degrees.
Corporal Lester D: Baker, of Com-
pany K. Third regiment. C. N. G.. of
Bridgeport. has been honorably dis-
charged from the military service .ot
the state. in order that he may accept
an appointment to the United States
military academy. at West Point.
George C. Evarts, of the Comstock
Brothers' store, Norwalk. is in New
Haven today. attending the annual re~
union and outing.';this youncommom-
crating the‘tsnthx anniversary of or»
ganlaatlon of ,gdie‘New‘Haven battalion -
of the Connecticut Naval Militia, of
which he was formerly a member.
. Henry A. Forges, William. Gustaf
and HelenFargeo will sail on the
steamship Phoenicia; Saturday, for
Hamburg. Germany. Richard Hols.
beacon, of, the ‘illnibalmers‘ Supply
company. of.Westpo;t, has” also secur-
ed passage for his-another-in-iaw from
Austria, uy way of ;'-_the Hamburg-Am-
erican line, '
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester.
Ls"-
‘day included}. George‘F. Struck, Or- _
antic. 8.1.: Minimise. Worcester;
.1. W. Smith, W. C. Reed, M, M.‘ Mo»
Conn. New York: E. C. Freeman W.
A. Holmes. Boston; AIM. Wainwright,
Harry Pepper, mailman: ILL.
Gaylor. Spri id; 11:. L. Angelo,
A, A. Felted, Canaan;
and friends of the little library are hop-
ing to realize a sufficient sum from
. this and other entertainments to make
.it unnecesary to support the Library
next year by subscription. ‘
A bargain in gents‘ negligco shirts
See ad,
Boston blues, 6 cents per pound, at
Cutbiil's Market, this week.
Bishop McMahon Council. Cathollt
Benevolent Legion, held a meeting last
night and discussedthe late cvhange‘ .
in the rate System. -
it will pay you to examine and test
the display of fresh crisp crackers and
waters at Seymour‘s Store. Over fifty
Ivarieties to select from. See ad. '
A very fine piece of old tapestry, de-
. , ,. picting a Japanese scene is attracting
fggfiittggggfw‘llll,3§ $33.62;"); :5,“ l much attention in one of the windows
, . ; of Raymond and Son’s furniture store,
teed George H. 'iracndly, whose termini and 48 Main street. Norwaik.
at
Company 1. held a company meeting
nd court martial at the armory, last
,. evening. The~matter of turning out in
July to the exercises attending the
memorial to be placed in East avenue.
by the D. A. R., was discussed.
company will turn out in a body.
AWARDED JUNE SCHOLARSHIP.
Charles Steegmuller. of South “Nor.
walk_ has for the third year in succes-
sion since he has been attending Co-
lumbia University. New York, been
awarded the James Scholarship. Noti-
fication of that fact was received yes-
terday by his family.
PRESENTED SCHOOL WITH FLAG.
Marshall H. Tolies, of East avenue.
has presented the Fitch school in East
Norwalk, with a large American flag.
it was expected that the emblem would
arrive yesterday, but was delayed in
8
apron table.
Banks'.
Lawn Party and Sale Under Its Aus-
piccs Next Week Friday.
There will be a lawn party and sale
for the benefit of the Rowayton Free
Library on Friday afternon and even-
ing, June 24th.
wayton avenue. 0n having the trolley
at Gulder's corner. the attractions will
be in the following order.
ville performance by Marioneitcs. un-
der the direction of the Misses Hughes
of Darien in Crew's Hall. 0n Captain
. Bell's land a tent will be
erected where ice cream and cake will
be served by young girls in the cos:
tume of different countries.
tennis and pingOpong will be available
in Dr. C. E. Hackley's yard. A small
fee being asked per game. Under the
trees on the law of Mr. Andrew Null's
place the following ladies will have
tables of articles for sale. Mrs. Frank
C.»Browu will be chairman of the do-
mestic table. Mrs. A. L. Hubbard will
be at the head of the fancy article
Mrs. J. B. Raymond will be
chairman of the collar. stock and fancy
Mrs. John Piauder will
conduct the candy table and Mrs. Kate
Homes will havei 'charge of the flower
table. Mrs. Henry Godfrey will be at
the head of the “Lady of the Lake"
and Mrs. Daniel Wicks will be chair-
. 11:118.!) gt the refreshmen department.
9. C. Lounsbury'iiodge, N. E. 0_ P., 6 rs. . Marsh will have supervision of
held a routine meeting last evening, at i the lemonade. A “"83 corps of the
which considerable business was trans- " Ripwayton ladies will assist those able
acted. Four visitors were present from f c airmen. It is hoped that there will
,be a large attendance as the ofliceri
transportation.
”at
F. B. COLEMAN.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G”. ennuidlnn's Baseball
. Start this week, by depositing one
dollar in‘aourrOAVINal DEPART-
MENT; deposit another dollar next
wash; keep fight on‘every‘wek and
”it’ll soon not:
out it 03."
.CA _ _. .V
* MONEY,
‘ FIEXOU‘ITRY.
Not much, perhaps. but something.
‘ ry it. .
Innocents.
' ‘Another lot of
se. Ball Suits
all complete, pants, shirtand cantor. , .
- _ $1.00
' YOU
hilt
N SAVE
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It will he held on Ro-
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A Serious Hitch Has Occurred in Prov
endings for Release of Vartcy
and Pordicsris.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-A serious
hitch has occurred in the negotlons for
the release of Perdicaris and Varlsy.
the American and Englishman capt~
tired in Tangier by the bandit Raisuli.
The details as communicated to the
State Department , by Consul-General
Gummere indicate that Raisuii has
vastly enlarged his original demands.
He now insists upon absolute control
of no less than four Moorish provinces
and besides demands that no less than
three nations. including the United
States guarantee the absolute perform-
ance of the aultsn's promise. The de-
mands are regarded as absolutely im-
possibly of compliance here. notwith-
standing what elfect the refusal may
have on the fate of the captives.
ROWAYTON FREE LIBRARY.
f
3 Intrauterinimn range,"
m
Just For ’
’ Young Men.
The hard-to-Iuit young man is the fellow this news is for '
-—good news Summer Wears to tickle his tangy. from Hate
to Hose.” ‘
l
Straws? All the snappy models in split and: Sennit braids,
and the biggest show of straws in town to pick from—25c.
to $3.50.
Hart, Schaii'ncr g; Marx Suits, the kind college men and all
The sort of Neckwear, Negli
to please youngish tastes.
well—dressed young men wear everywhere. A pretty complete
show of the x904 Summer lines, in fancy mixtures. tweeds.
worstcds and homespuns,—$ro to $25. '
gee Shirts and Fancy Hosiery
1
Take your Summer pleasures sensibly—evening rides are
better if you have a top coat with you. From $6 to $20.
ROGERS—EETEVENS
Successors in Cameron]: Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
rat. out. 32-2.
Main..." AIOONDIT core
and "
w. A” A. cit-V's
lilies and Liquors f
. Sweet Catawba. 85c qt. bot.
California Brandy, 95c qt. bot. ',
Keeler's Rye Whiskey, 85c qt bot
Zulfaudel Claret. the Qt. bot. .‘
California Sherry. 19c pt. bot. .
California Port, 19c pt. bot. '
California Sherry, 38c at. hot. -
California Port, 85c at. hot.
THE CLIFFilllli Pililliilllll
The Prescripiion Store.
All cars pass the door. Night
Coils Answered. Tci. Call, 12-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL oTREET, 1010 a. m.—-0pen-
ing prices in the stock market tooay
showed small gains over last night. and
the higher prices in London this morn-
ing helped the advance. Missouri Pa-
cific led w.... a gain of it. Otherwise
the gains were limited to small frac-
tions. There were some very heavy
«blocks of Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific transferred on the advance.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——Heavy op~
eratlons in a few stocks swayed the
course of the general market. but the
movement was narrow outside of the
pivotal stocks. Profit taking in Metro-
politan Street Railway, which chat it
94, turned the market downward, but
a later rise to 88% of Union Pacific car-
ried it back to the opening level. South-
ern Pacific gained , is. Metropolitan
"Furnishings
I
tut 3‘.
adapted for Summer service.
$6.00 In :15.
Street Railway. however, remained
heavy. as did Reading. General Elec-
. kept _
you wish to enforce listing you will
out-gringo low, our serviceam
cooks , n
49 with cc. NOMIK... f
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 thoughwas'tbat you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good
service.
I Inl.ncsr«—Just usfar as the near-
est letterbox or telephone.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL .T. HATCH
WE HAVE MAQE IT A SIMPLE MATTER‘TO OWN YOUR OWN
,
PIANO. Now we so FURTHER AND SUPPLY YOU WITH AN
AarIsTIc pimp BANK, IN WHICH To DEPOSIT voua sAVINss.
oaop us A CARD,OR CALL AND 'LET us EXPLAIN Tins
UNIOUEPLAN, iT WILL INTEREST you.
i
a £7
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YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A JEWETT. BETTER SEE THIS
7 " WP
, Aden-UL “sinuses; g
is ll"?! given to' an invitation .to
riddatn one “nQYS‘L‘L‘ndle‘ raging“,
. our Vehicles are stylish, contort.‘
“ _ able and mounting»: horses well
and ram lot-tannin. When ‘
”WWW.
' PIANO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE.
AND
.- CAMERA SUPPLIES
AT. '
sTATIoNsa. -
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a South Main 32.. so. Hermite
and I wash“ livid
r die}¢t."-Phlifl¢1ph‘l¥md
, ed» in and anti HumrIrwa‘gm and: ‘
some down holding on to the handle,"
tric sold ex-dlvidend and ex-rights at
152 to 1531/), compared with 158% last
night. The rights brought 5% a IA.
Reading, 2nd, pfd., Kansas at Texas.
pfd.. and Nashville. Chattanooga and
St. Louis advanced 1 a 1%, and Rail-
way investment fell 1. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz d: Corbett Block,
South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 2:00.
Amal. Con, 60 50 491/; 49%
Am C d'I. F PL. 70% 70% 701,4; 70%
AmnCot. 011., 25 25 25 25
Am.‘lce, pt, 26% 263/. 26% 26%
Am. Smelt. 54 ‘54 53% 53%
Am. Sugar, 126% 127 126% 126%
Anaconda. 72y. 721,9 72% 72
. A. T. & 8. Fe. 72 721/4 7174'. 71%
A T & 8 Fe. pf 94% 94% 94% 94%,
Balto. & Ohio, 8014’. 80%, 79% 79%
B'klyn. R. T., 483$; 48% 48% 48%
Chas. db Ohio, 31% 31% 311/; 31%,
Ch. Gt. West, 13% 1311'; 13% 13%
Ch M & St 9.143153143-361 142% 142%
Col. P. & 1.. 80 30 30 30
Col. South, 151/; 151.9 ISM/g 15%
Con. Gas, 190,. 190 190 190
Del. &‘ Hut], 155% 155% 155 155
Erie. . 24% 24% 23% 23%
Erie. lst; pf... 5813' 5873’; 58% 58%
"Gen. Elec, 152 153. 152 152%
111. Central. 130%, 130% 130% 130%
Lou. & Nash, 109% 109% 109 1011
Manhattan, 148 1481/. 14774; 147%
Met. St. Ry., 114% 114% 113% 114‘
Mex. Central, 7% 7% 7% 7%
M. K. & 'I‘.. 16% 16% 16% 16%
M. K. d: .T.. M, 3614 37% 361/4. 36%
Mo. Pacific, 91%, 92% 91% 91%
Nat. Lead. 211/3 215.4. 211.9 21%
N. Y. Central, 116 116 115% 115%
Nori'. & West., 56% 56% 56 66
Out. fl: West, 26% 26%, 25%. 25%
Penn. 3.11., 115%. 115% 115 115
P00. Gas, 97 97%, 97 97%
Reading. 47% 47% 4634, 46%
Rep. Steel. 6% 6% 6% 6%
Rock island, 21% 21%, 207/; 20%
South. Pee, ~18 48% 46% 46%
Son. Ry. (20., 21% 21% . 211.4 21%
Son Ry. Co. pf. 85 85% 85 85%
Tenn. c. a 1., 35 35 35 35
Texas Pee... 21% 21%“ 21% 21%
Union Pac. 86% 88% 86%. 87%
Union Pac..pf., 92% 93 93% 93
11. 8. Rubber, 16% 17 187/11 17
U. S.,Ste,el. . 9% 9% 91/4 9%
U. S. Steel, pf., 54% 55 54%. 5455
Wabash, 16% 16% 16% 16%,
‘Wabash. pf.. 31% 35% 347/3. 35%
Wis. Cent, 17 . 17 17 17
”Ex. Dividend ‘2 per cent.
'Ex. Rights. -—(5%)—
30614 ‘ 0N rnAm‘NoHAM BANK.
Sixty Depositors..Rcldy to Withdraw
Funds When Doon’ Were Opened.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM. Mass.
June 15.—-i-When the,,doors of the Farm»
era" ‘and Mechanics' Savings Bank
here were opened for business at 9
o'clock today. fifty. or sixty deposimrs
were in line waiting to withdraw their
funds: Newa of the run of the previ-
ous two days had apparently spread to
Saxonviiie, Hopkinton and other near-
by places_ as depositors from those 10-
calities appeared to be in the majority
at the bank's doors.
The bank odicials said they were
ready to pay depositors with all inter
est due. as fast as books were present.
ed. About 200 depositors had with-
drawn about 340,000 up to this morn-
ing. .
Mr. Stubble—Yes. that Mrs. Blahmplts
attended the missionary meeting and
continuum}! even "héra’icvgciry to .tbe
sternum!!- , P2. 1 I '.
infra. Stands (‘enfiouslyi—Well. only
a heathen would wou- such Jewelry as
Martha Richrocli‘s lugs
"cage Daily News. .
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"Did you hear about" ‘ ' the game
. Worked on Harkcr tn the skyscraper
this mprning? Some sleek chap walk-
. an umbrella he'd go up to the roof-and
" "Did he?" .
‘ he came down in the elevator,
onto the ban-
New LAIo'Eoos‘..................
ROUND AND
tlons of defective vision, and should unattended t
uh: contort a It of gilt-cs Mitchel-d Wm.
"M . IR and properly fitted gt:
a comm-nu a noun. m
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defect vs.
jolted I what
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SELLING "
New Lobster. Health Brand Stack renewed, cheap at ”affine“.
Fingetthing of "all“!
Yacht Club Salad Dressing to go with the above.
in the land, 25¢.
My Wife's Salad Dressing .. ....... . ......... . . . . .". . . . ,150 If.“ 1
My Wife's Salad Dressing .................... ...'.........“.. 28¢“?on
Alpha Salad Dressing . ..................... ......... 2.00““..th
Some Rich Old Chases, mild. ............ do
Ricatilb fair rice for ..... . .......... ...
Cod4boxcs Pickcd‘Cod for . ........... . ........ .
7c box, We goods. ,
Pride Pickles. In largo glass bottles .. .
Popular Lye or Potash Powdered and Perfumed: largo
For cleanin
Hard Wood Market Baskets from . .
New Canned Spinnach. better than fresh; no grit,
washburna and Crosby's Flour in at in.
g or dlsonfccting.
, bread and better bread. if Only worked one
We hope to be of unto you.
Lorenzo Dibble
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5| WALL STREET, .
Ottontlmu show the and of gluon. They
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NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Sill: . .. . . . . . .32;-
Two‘br three-piece models.oi Serge. Homespun,
or Wool Crash. which in design and weave are
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