, was among 3319.. ., dilutes at the State" > the dance in, the evening. property and street ‘very much. plate has or , . 'f and give “"8 we mars?— GASOLINE POWER BOATS. For Particulars Call On I" non a comm. 74 Washington St, Coffee and all other 3‘ .. , flavors of ' Ice Cream at LANE’S 51 Washington St. 'to alilliate with the Danbury union. wLatest style caps. O‘Brien. on by the egg for a rainy‘dny. :. .. c 57:? W. _______ you four per cent. on your money. Albert H. Schaub, well-known here i a and the son of South Norwalk parents. 08d W) 0 e graduated from Stevens institute. New 0 York. on Thursday . He read a fine The Pcrfecta is the shoe and Glov- er's is the place. Give them a call. The Misses .lennie and Lillian Olm- stead. of the Land of Nod, Were visi— tors in Norwalk, yesterday. Read the ad. of the Gas Company. They are offering ranges at exceed- ‘ ing low prices, Connections free, Episcopal Church. tomorrow, will be Edwin Morrell was tried in the town I‘“? ioltows: Morning Prayer servo-e. court yesterday on charges of drunken 3," a. m... “9“!” with sermon M urea and fined 53 and costs. 10.30 a. m.. Sunday school and noon Spetials in wash skirts ate helm, of *class. 12 m.; Epworth lmague WWW ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' ' ' "6:30 l. m.; s rvlc wi 11 ‘v :' fered at Tristram & liyatt’s. Their ad. ’ i e e t sermon, 7 3 ‘1, m. Mu'i- fr 1 : t . will tell you all the particulars. Read I 'I‘Appear 1311,31, Oliigtlif iiyiitvvmef'mgmii it. ' A ' .Morrison; solo for contralto, “The An- Edie Magner. son of T. J. Manner. Igel's licll," Van de Water; quartette, oi' Waterbury. is very low with scarlet . “In l-ieavcnly Love Abiding." arr. by fever. He is under the care of a nurse ‘ Holden: duet for soprano and tenor. and a physician of Waterbury. H‘Snviour lireathe an Evening Bless- Mrs, Theodore Lowndes has used Dr. “18-" Dick's Mt’dit‘lne with beneficial l‘t‘SllItS. . The story of u galley slave who he- Iier testimonial is in today's issue. ,‘ came the greatest Influenci- in his coulb Read the ad. ltry and the stern critic of his queen. Mr. and Mrs. any" S. Stanley and Ianti that to her face. is one of the ro- [holy guests. Alr- flnd Mrs. Arthur 1.}, finance..- of history. No one can notice "(mmmtof Waterbury. enjoyed a drive Mary, Queen of Scots. without being to Lake Waccabuc. yesterday. . 1bt'oluahtd mil to have witih the rough .. .. .. _. . .ant, to e. at couscientous preach 0.11::"fgetggrgrgf iiog‘g-(s lglgflgfi; 01r in St. uiics Cathedral. John Knox. Everything ‘in gents' furnishings car ‘l\ot only the brave defender of the he found at their store. ' ‘ . rights of the people, but also the pas— —-—l.ook at. our. immense. line of ham- s onatt. it .onds of common school edu- cation. our country owes him a do I mocks to be sold at spoc‘ial‘ prices ”if" that we are not likely to acknowlcdgt mg ”19 June Sale. M- 5- Smith & 90- , just bteause he is so far away from as The. cases of Michael Connors and ‘in years anti miles. The simple tale of Colin Judd. charged with using abusive. _ the strange life or this giant among language to Mr. Britto were continued the benefactors or his race and nation, until next Tuesday. s will be tolti at the First Congregation- p" 1;, Coleman is selling special (.01.- ,1 al Church. in Nor-walk, tomorrow even- “... 0f the Mail and Express today, with ; lag, in the series of Sabbath evening illustrated magazine of the steamboat jaildl'f‘SSL‘S 0“ "Si‘i’tlflnd-" disaster. i "‘ New potatoes are being offered for‘ Hewitt—4 had a poem accepted to- thirtydlvc cents per peck today, at i day" but these magazine editors are so the NM” York (lrtwery Company’s I slow that i don t suppose It will be pu— store. Howayton people can take ad~ i “Shed until after I "3 dead. mum” of this offer Monday. _ tJewitt-How true it is that the evil . t ' ‘ ' A — - - lracc Baptist Church. Rev. D. (l. , 1;}:tl‘?;gn do lives after “1an BIOOk Thomas, pastor.-—'~11 a. m., preaching? '1 ' by the’pastor; 3 p_ m.. sacred eonecrl‘; 0:30 p. m.." Christian Endeat'or aer~I vice; 7:30. preaching by the pastor. it may be very warm, but the How land Dry Goods Company are ready to ‘iurnish you with everything essential to comfort in Warm weather. Their ad. will tell you all about it. ‘ Master Chester Disbrow, who took a prominent part in Miss 0stot’s cu- teriainment. was, by mistake. omitted in the list Of pupils given in the Senti- getting married. 1101. .__.._ -~Wantcd——A good active man can‘ secure a desirable position with the Eastern Estate Tea Co. in S. Norwalk and vicinity. Address Monday, 3- D- for the cure of Leucorrhoea. Ulcers- lIIller, Norwnlk Hotel. fut)“. Displacements. Falling of the Read the D. M. Read adgand sect Womb. Scanty or Painful Periods. Tu- what they are. offering in the summerl more or Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire goods line. The prices have been push- ed to the bottom, and now Is a good opportunity to purchase those summer dresses that you wm need later on. ' The funeral of Mrs. Henry Case of itowayton. will be held tomorrow after- noon_ at 2:30. from her late. residence. The Rev. James W, Davis will otilcinte. The interment will be in Union Ceme- tery, Rowayton. ~Weather permitting the Arion ex— cursion to North Beach will leave South ' I.orwalk tomorrow. at 9:30: North Beach, 1 p. In. Good time assur- . cd 'nll Woo attend. SHOOIOI NUMbOI’ “Rachel Weeping Fourier Children.» Ma" and Exams; Today, and Would Not Be Comforter] Because. essay on “Tracing Curves of Electr0~ motive err-e and Currents In the l’ri- Inary and Secondary of a Transform- r." it. .1. Cutbill received all kinds of fresh fish by express today. and is sell— ing them at most. reasonable prices. Services at the Norwalk Methodist W”...— Lady Customer (in book storcinlve me a copy of "Romeo and Juliet." Clerk-Yes, miss. A dollar and a half. please. Lady Customer—d find I‘Vc only got . 75 cents. Just give me "RoII1e0."—-—St Patti Pioneer Press. m...“ Occasionally you see a single man who has so much trouble, every one wonders if he escaped anything by not A NOTRE DAME LADY?“ 1 will send free with full instruc- tions, some of this simple preparation Pain in the Back. and all female trou-' Dies. to all sending address. To moth- }ers of suffering daughters I will ex‘ plain a Successful Home Treatment. if you decide to continue it will only cost. about 12 cents a week to guaran- tee a euro. 1 do not wish to sell you anything. Tell other suffer-es of it. that is all 1 ask. Address, Mrs. M. Summers, Box 375, Notre Dame. ind. They Are .vot," will be the topic of WI") ”"13"?de the morning service at 11 o‘clock. in ._ ‘ Trinity Church... The evening service ”3‘31",“ will be held as usual at 7:30 o’clock. The Jane White Sale is now in pro- 9" The Siaarriboat Disaster. ” gross at the Boston Store. and they are ' . ‘ offering excellent goods at greatly re~,i R B. COLEMAN, to North Main Street, south Norwalk. Agent for A. G. apauldinu’s Baseball and Sporting Goods. dared prices. Their ad. will give you some idea of the articles and prices. The Bethany Guild of Trinity Church will hold a meeting .in the Guild room, Monday evening. June 20. at a quarter before eight. As this is the last meet- ing until autumn, a full attendance is expected. ' There is no better receipt obtainable than a man's endorsement. on your check. The South Norwalk Trust Com- pany furnishes neat cheek books free at charge to depositors in their General Banking Department. Miss DaisyfiWadhams, of Norwalk.‘ Normal school, it; cw Haven, yester- day. miss washings brother, Willard « ‘ ,Ji. Wadh'ams. was among the guests at the commencement exercises and at Franklin A, Smith, in having alsub- nuptial stone wait put up along.vthe entire treat or ,hisiaweatmtreet green house property.‘ , completed it will improve the appearance of the P‘AY VOUR‘ .. , IV CHECK. it is convenient and saves time. No better recipt than a ,man's endorse- ment on your check. , ' ‘A, grent'mnnywpeople think they don't handle enough money to make their accounts valuable to a but. “Cg-Ina in and, let us decide that does We .1... ntwayl tucked with decim- rnorenamic contents. enmpoundlng or special ‘ " ‘ developers, etc . warm attention. 1 , _““"“MTESMQN.° ”’7' f 3 J .Mmlthnnt» n 3’ T 5; W 9* l I So. Norwaik. Ct. The Hot Tip Printers desire to form a union, and will probably take steps Save only what you can spare, but save something is the good advice giv— South Norwalk Savings Bank. N0 income is so small but what a little can be spared to make a nest They will pay to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spinef ,. you plain to enjoy on who: you will' ‘ “indoor prieufiow. our service that. it“ ‘11." m Art: .W _ um...- —. K. Evens; gs“ m... -._....__- .. “w...“ Our Dru: Ouanmn: Satisfaction or Money Jack. W Outing Suite to the ba‘t—thcir innings now. No show for other makes when Hart, Schai‘fncr & Marx Outing Suits are in the game; they're still holding the pennant for smartness. perfect fit and shape-keeping qualities un- surpassed in the most expensive tailor-made. Get into a H. S. & M. Summer suit—flannel. homespun, light-weight worsted or serge—and you‘ll win out in comfort and appearance. Two-piece Suits from $8.50 to $15; three-piece suits from $ro to $25. Fancy Vests—out for a big campaign: those here are “right dress” in any company. $1.50 to $3.50. Sailor shapes on deck now, in straws—Split Braids and Sennits are the favorites. Good choosing now at $1.00, $1.50. $2. $3 and $3.50- Summer negligecs, underwear, neckwear and hosiery. ROGERS—asruvms Successors fa Camaiaok Bros. Things ThatAre“lT” l -:.-:.-:.o:.-:.-:--:§°:o°:v | g -:-Sl’ECIAL°:~ O O O C O I O C O o a o o o c '0' 0'... 0'... 0' I' u' o' Friday and Saturday are CROSS 3 accounts 400 Quality. 290 L3. : THE tartan aorta The Prescripfion Store. All cars pass the door. Night Calla Answered. Tel. Call, 12-2. W TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-But few stocks today varied more than an eighth from last night's prices on the opening quotations. and gains and less- ee were mixed. Dealings were small and insignificant, except for the sale of 2.000 shares of Southern Pacific at a decline of an eighth. An advance of lit. in St. Paul was the largest change. WALI. STREET, 11 a. tu.——Southern l’aciiit- receded half before support was encountered. 0n the rebound the stock becamt quieter, but sold it. above yes- terday‘s closing. The market general- ly eased off. after the opening, and hardened when Southern Pacific railed. Amalgamated Copper moved up 0.5. on increasing dealings. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Saulte Ste Marie, pfd., lost Il/é, and Toledo, St. Lottie and West- SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. cALL, 32.2. crn, pfd.. 1%. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Selling Ilay, Grain and Food 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 service. , nuv one THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL/ T. HATCH I am near-Just as far as the near- est lettcr~box or telephone. * PIANO BANK 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 T0 DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS. ' DROP US A CARD, OR CALL AND . LET US EXPLAIN THIS UNIQUE PLAN, IT WILL INTEREST YOU. YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A JEWETT, BETTER SEE PIANO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE. was KODAKS AND CAMERA. SUPPLIES P BEERs,“ I enriches. ' ' a south III-tape. 3.. Norwalk. ‘ ‘ t a“. t ._ i is nlwavs alyen to an invitation to ‘ fly qfi‘m -1 ridein one of ounhandsome rigs“ ‘ , you n. : t. oar vehicles are-*liérlish. comfort- ' able and sound. and our horses well kept and ready for business. When 1!: Si; .~ in... depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good ( suoaAvmc , far beyond what it. was expected it - telephone companies of the country at ‘ Cincinnati, recently. the above agar, . were swan out. Reported over the private wires of Maples & Goldschmldt, Commission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. Amal. Con, 4974. 50% 49% Am. C. & i“. pf70% 70% 70% Am. Loco“ iii-ii 18% 18% 18% Am. Sugar. 126% 126% 126% 126% A. ’1‘. & S. 1o‘e..-7lhi 72 71% 72 A 'I‘ & 8 Fe pf. 94% 94% 49% Bella. & Ohio. 80 80% 80 80%, B'klyn. R. T.. 48-34. 48% 48% Cites. & Ohio, 305g son. 30% Chi. & N. W.. 169% 169% 169%; Ch. Gt. West. 13% 13%,. 13% 13% Ch. M. & St P 142% 142-33 1420914206, close. till-“35‘. 70% Son. Ry. 00., 21 21 21 21 Texas Pac.. 21% 21% 21% 21% Union Fae, 87 871.5 87 87% U. S. Steel, 9%. 91,4. 0 9% U. S, Steel, pt.. 54% 54% 54% 64% Wabash, 161g 161,5. 1614. 16% Wabash, pt, 34% 3531.} 34% 35% West. Un. Tel.. 87% 87% 871/. 87% BANK STATEMENT. Reserves, inc, . $3,307,475 Res. other than U. S. lnc.. 3.321.700 Loans lnc.. 75,965,000 Specie, Inc, 4.723.800 Legal Tender, inc, 1.779.000 Deposits, inc, 123781.300 Circulation, inc” 664,800 JAPANESE EFFECTS. The Material: to be Used in Arang- ing an Effective Corner. Matting. denim and bamboo are the foundation for the Japanese corner. Set fancy to plan such a corner, and note the fascinating touches of the mate- rials from far of! Japan. The base of the corner is covered with matting. topped off to let one's hobby run riot in the odd pieces with which the shelf is filled. it reflects the personality. in a meas- ure, of the ownefi. says the Pittsburg Dispatch. The w dth from baseboard to rail should be about thirty-six inch- es high. The seat is upholstered in matting of light. texture or denim in the, cool. distinctive colors of Japan. The framework of bamboo is thor~ oughly Japanese-and the frame spindle front may be covered with denim if one wishes. Fish net or tennis net drapes the wall oddly. Here again the hobby runs riot. > if it be tennis. tennis rackets are hung over the drapery, crossed golf clubs or fencing foils—in fact. any vanity or hobby may be reflected in the decking of the wall. The bookcaSe at one end is draped with a. curtain of Singapore lattice. while soft pillows in the rich Oriental colors crowd the seat in luxurious profusion and impart-color beauty to the nook as bloom does to a garden. . "The ostrich is a very stupid bird." said the naturalist. old," said the man who is always com- plaining, "but helm: a. stomach that any man with I. Thanksgiving dinner ahead of him might envy."——Washing- ton Star. Nine years ago there were 300,000 telephones in use. That was the year theBell patents expired. Today there 'ent concerns.. The organi'nation of the independent companies has not. no it is said. caused the business of the Bell company to bonny the loan, but has caused it to expand in proportions would develop. At the meeting of the There too; it was predicted» that in all probability the next ,, “vanguard step will he made ‘1 C I'll. a- M a: «:3 m . 'I'I TELEPHONE 108. Rn]. Cutbill’s Bridge Fianna Cod. Halibut and Lobstets wear sun wasumc'rou eraser. Max: to John H Sanction—20 wane so. Danbury; Israels: street,8tamf°rd. “He may be “‘1' tionn of defectivo‘vlnlon, and should he attended to" at once. priced at the comfort a pair of glasses will defective. lasted in what you are guaranteed here. Mom 0 Urine Dank Buildinu. uroexu. ”panama Mp carrots-nouns? on. For Summer Service. . STRAW HATS. all the best styles . . . . .“. . . .‘ ‘95:," W NECKWEAR of Rumschundnr Silk . . . . . . . . use. SHIRTS. of Woven Madras and Percale . . . . . . .5." . ,. 1 BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Cali or Pigskin .. 250., 566.,“ v Single or Double Breasted Stills ' 34;, Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Hemespun,“ Cheviot or Wool Crash. which in design and weave are specifically adapted for Summer service. - ‘ ‘ . t ' ._ LITTLE BOYS’ WASH SUITS. MANY salivating? . soc., 75c., 85c.. $1.00, dose and“ ,1. SELLECK a. PRIoE. Clothiers and aunt-am, l . 98 Waslunkton Street. South Norwallt. ' TELEPHONE CALL‘ 324-... .. . Home Raised Strawberries from Mr. Edwin Comato‘ck'l, of flouquality 0 market price. Ho. ye lover. of fine cheese, come and buy some of the Heliconptildfih finest cheese you ever tasted, 16c 1h. ‘ ‘ . ‘ I» *‘ New Potatoes are lower, but there is considerable difference-viii ,quuilt '.9 ours are good, 45c peck. _ Old Potatoes, good cooking one: at 40c peck. .. . . Fresh Eggs, home laid. and Connecticut State. fine, fruit, at 26c and“; ’ doz. Pineapples, nice ones. as to size, from.13c to 15¢. Del. in find. 154 154 154 154 Java and Mocha Coffee, new lot of our finest just in. 32; lb. Britten. Erie, 231.9 23% 23%. 23%; back 10 of our red bags and get a pound of the finest coffee going on thin Erie 1st. pf., 58% hit-hf. 58% 58% market, free. ' ‘ 1.0a_& Nash, 1091/. 1091.12 that; 1001/: we shall have crelm to sell on Saturday. ; ‘ Manhattan. lid-‘4 140% 146% 146% Use us, . ' Mct.St.Ry.. 111%112 Jill/é 112 Mex. Central, 709 714’, TV; 714’. ’, - Mo. Pacific. 911.9; 92 91% 917i; _ , . N. Y. Central. 115% 1115 1150; 116 , . Norf. 8; West.. 55% ~ 55%; 551}; 550;" . . ‘_ ., Ont. & West., 2514, 25a; 25% 25»; mm. Tr T- ' ‘ ' 1’9“". an. “5 117th “5 “5% ' 1’00. (133., 97 a: a: 97 ELM" BUTTER _ ' , . 11, Reading. 46%. it? , 465,“ 47 _»T'——— . .; 2‘ Rock Island. 20:53 .2113, 30a4 31% BEST VERMONT . .................... South. Pacu ~1th; 451/4 441,1; 41% -—-—---—-—- new LAID secs ........... 25cm) MOOHA a. JAVA COFFEE .......... .. .. . 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