. the bill was very good.
I
. cers of Company D was held at the ar-
" which they embarked Friday last.
. . when they went down and made the
Coffee
and. all other
flavors of
ice Cream at
LANE’S
g 5I Washington St
eoooeoeoew
LutalNewsNule5.
A regular meeting of the A. 0. H.
will be held this evening.
A summer salute! stationery is next
in order at Road's . See ad.
Mrs, George R. Van Alaiyne has re-
turned from a visit to New Haven
Mrs. C E. Seymour and daughter
Susan are visiting friends in New Ha
you.
Some “keep cool suggestions for
men" appear ill Rogers it Stevens‘ ad.
Read It.
Joseph Brotherton, of the Glendon-
ning pharmacy, is spending the day in
New York city.
A school for non-commissioned oili-
i
mory. last night.
The launch Eva L. has bop placed
in the water by George E. Foote, and
proves to be as speedy a' craft this _
year BB ever.
LeGrand Raymond, John H. Manning
and Henry Gehrmann started cut on
a fishing trip' this morning. and great
stories are expected upon their return.
Dr. M. J. Brooks. physician in charge
of the New Canaan Sanitarium, recom-
mends Dr Dick's Medicine Read his
letter appearing elsewhere in this is-
sue.
Several branches were removed yes
terday from the large maple tree on
Francis Boylston‘s property, corner of
Hamilton avenue and Lowe street,
thus giving a better view of the elec
tric light at that point. James Flor- !
ence and Joseph Lee did the work.
Madame De Sabrlsson will give a re-
turn letture at Warner Hall Bridge—
port, Friday evening Admission will
be twenty- -five (.ents but tickets will
be given free to customers of the How-
lnnd Dry Goods Company. Road ..id
for particulars.
Two men have been working a
buneo game in the s‘. ate, selling what
were represented to be sample silk
stockings and dress patterns to women
who were induced to order from sam-
pies, paying cash down. and finding
when the orders were filled that they
had been badly cheated.
State President Muzzy and State
Secretary Abbe' of the- New Britain
Business Men‘s association. attended
the argument in the supreme court at
New Haven bill upon the itinerant ven-
dors bill the constitutionality of which
has been qdestioned' Tito argument for
the state were made by Judge Cooper
of New Britain and Attorney Tyner
and against the bill by Goodhart and
Stoddard Secretary Abbe said today
that the outlook for the sustaining of
Postmasters Crotye and Keith have
received copies of the new regulations
governing carriers employed in the
free rural delivery service which goes
into effect on July 1. On that date
the carriers will receive an increase
in salary which will make their com-
pensation $700 a year. The new regu-
lationa prohibit them from soliciting
business in their territory for firms in
the city, but it does not. forbid them
from doing errands for the people in
the district in which they supply mail
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day, Were W. E. Scarlett Lynn, Mass;
Miss Annie T. Dix, Brooklyn; J Sat-
fleas]. 0. Lake, F. B. Whitney. You
kersa N. Y.; J. H Bolder), New Hav-
G B. Coates, C. W Par J. D. Hil-
ler, E. 0. J Dusel F. G. Lamson. John
Knox, Edwin F. Wilde J M. Webber.
Robert A. Holmes, A. G. Quimby, Boa-
ton; J.’ 0 March Wellsboro, Pa; H.
W. Brown, Hartford; C. H, Knob.
Providence; John Dunning, Charles
Chapman,;_ Albany; Martin Lawton.
‘ Captain Walter J. Strohmeyer and
. Mate Chester Fitch returnedJn the
cat yacht “ itic." Tuesday afternoon
from a cruise to the westward on
They lent to Ellen I and utlo
North Brother island Lg“
place where the "General Slocum"
burned. Thev witnessed the rescue of
many of the bodies and night before '
lust were awakened by a cry in the
night and from the? ck of the sloop
on thCh they were a coping they saw
the body of a woman drift by. The
young men had a favoring breeze
ujip in five. hours and twentysiive min-
ntos’. Yesterduv on the return. the?
1nd an even better. wind and made the
run in five noun.
oNLv cps: fog, nvsexpstA.
Franklin Bhbh'. of New Castle.
‘ I
,Twsiwmo .
sunaun r INSURANCE
In
SUMMER COTTAGES.
DWELLINOS. STORES. ETC.
Taylor&Gald0n
:4 wasnmaralv st.
scum non WALK.
J. lrtlni'. llilnblt- is In New \orl. to
day on business
Large soft shellcrnbs SI .luz.. ut Cut-
bill‘a Bridge market.
Look at t‘uptuiu Dut‘ross's atl
specials in fresh fish.
George L. Cavuuagh and Charles E.
Johnson, Jr... two well known Norwalk
young men have just purchased a neat
little men catboat.
A young man named Arthur Leary
was before Judge Lockwood in the
Norwalk Court for drunkenness, htis
morning, having been picked up by the
police last evening.
The annual shore dinner of the Nor-
walk Board of Fire Underwriters will
be held at Gregory‘s Point, Wednesday,
June-29. Chairman of the district K.
S. Ducayet will be present.
The W. C '1‘. U will meet with Mrs
Joseph Richards Chestnut street, Fri-
day. at 2. 30 o'clock. Every member
is desired to be present it will be
discussed about the next parlor meet-
ing being held in Cranbury,
, Remember the lawn party and sale
for the benefit of the Rowayton Free
Library. Get off at Guider's corner.
The date is Friday, the 24th. beginning
at 2 o'clock, afternoon and evening.
it it rains Friday the fete will be post‘
ponetl until Saturday. lf stormy Sat-
urtlay it will take place ttntler cover.
including the performance by puppets
given .by the Moses Hughes, at Crew's
Hal-l.
KILLED YOUNGER BROTHER.
for
Two Indian children Had a Strange
Aversion For Hlm.
MODENA, Utah. June 23.—~'l‘wo ln-
dian children of Eagle Valley. Nevada,
have murdered their three year old
brother. The oldest of the iratricides
but four. a boy.
lndian Jack the father of three chil
dren, and his' wife left their tapes to
haul wood and on returning to their
tent found their youngest child with its
ribs caved in and its backbone almost.
severed from its natural fastenings.
Owing to the fact that the two older
children had shown a strange aversion
to the dead child they were at once ac-
cused of the crime. They. however,
maintain me reticence characteristic
of the lndian and have refused to an
swer question.
The father of the boy, who is an ad-
ucated red man is almost heartbroken
over the affair
VISITORB TO THE CAPITOL."
They Go To Hartford From Many Cit
lea and Statem- .
That the capitol of the state is a
great attraction to travelers is shown
by the entries on the register which
shows that people from all over the
country go to Hartford. Yesterday for
instance. visitors were registered from
Bridgeport Norwalk. Dertolt Mich”
South Orange N. 1.. Durham, Jersey
City Heights N. J. Brooklyn, Boston,
Danbury, worcester Ballstan Spa N.
Y. JoltnstownN Y., Chester Vt. West
Charlton N. Y., Springfield, Granville
Mann-Carson City ‘New York City.
l-lolyoke Mass. Lowell Mascs., Phil.
lipsburg N. J., Baltimore and Madison.
Some of the visitors were a little pre-
vious and registei‘ed as on “June 23."
BOSTON HAS COMMISSIONERS.
BOSTON, June 23.——The visiting
Filipino commissioners were the
guests of the Bostdn Chamber of Com-
merce .this.f0renoon and after a recep
tion at the Chamber, were escorted on
board the United States revenue cut-
ter Algonquin where lunch was given
by Mayor Collins. For the afternoon,
a tour of the park system was planned.
FIREWORKS!
Wholesale atrl ltelail.
r. a cats-mu.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Agent for A. O. .Bpattldlnfl'u Baseball
' and log coeds.
. AV YOUI CHECK.
routs. emulsion: and am time. No
better roclpt that man's endorse
mental your check.
a great many people think they
don’t bundle enough money to make
their accounts valuable to a bank.
Monaudiuudocidetbat quea-
' “cum. panama can.
”VJ fit. We. r 'F'I‘“,
ram... 5.
' Our Una! Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back.
Keep-Cool Suggestions For. Men
Better be in the swim these warm days—everybody but
you. almost, has a straw hat. Only costs $1 to'take the plunge
—-botter and better hats at $2, $3. and $3.50. Split and Sennit
braids. sailor shapes in various proportions. All the smart
styles.
Negligce Shirts—need we point out the reasons why you i
should wear them? There‘s comfort in ours; they’re thin and
cool, and they're in smart patterns that are not common. Plain
and pleated bosoms, the greatest variety in town. From 50 cts.
to $3.00.
Fancy Hosiery in some “warm patterns and others, to do
your ankles justice in low shoes. 25 cts., 50 cts., and up.
Underwear of thinnest balbriggan, gossamer lislc thread,
linen mesh—all the good kinds, 25 cts. up to $1.50.
Trimmings too—Belts, neckwcar, low high-band collars,
light-weight suspenders, arm bands, hose supporters.
Correct evening dress for June weddings; frock coats for
day weddings; fancy vests for any time.
ROGERS—fitness
Successors to Comsfock Bros.
sours NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
is seven years, a girl, and the other is ,
'i-SPECIAL?
”:03 .:o‘ o ':0 {0‘3
Friday and Saturday
RED CROSS
CHOCOLA TES
40o oufiifzso LB.
rttrttttrttitifiilrriu
The Prescription Store.
All cars pas. the door. Night
Calla Anlworod. Tel. Call, 12-2.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK June 23.-—The tele-
phones of eleven firms members of the
New iork Stock Exchange, were order-
ed out of the exchange today, by the
exchange authorities, for alleged con-
nection with members of the Consoli-
dated Stock Exchange. No public ex—
planation was given, and the firms af-
fected. refused to discuss the matter. .
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—Open-
ing prices of stocks today were high-
er than last night with a few unim-
portant exceptions. Canadian Pacific
advanced 7,1; and the subsidiary Min-
neapolis, St. Paul and Saulte Ste Marie,
pfd. its in the general list an ad-
vance of ’79 in Union Pacific was the
largest int-.rease
WALL S’l‘ltEE'l‘. II a. m.-—'l‘he ten-
dency of prices was upwards in the
first hour‘s business, but the gains
were very moderate. St. Paul, Atchi-
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. HATCH
I am near—Just as far as the near-
est letter—box or telephone.
1 Mahogany Upright "Piano
. WILL BE SACRIFICED AT
THE HOME OF THE OWNER.
HAS BEEN USED SIX
MONTHS. FULL GUARAN-
TEE OF MANUFACTURER.
STOOL, AND BALANCE OF
ONE YEARS TUNING, FREE.
ENQUIRE AT ONCE. A8 THIS ‘.
IS A FORCED SALE.
Telephone 365-8.
‘ 1 .16, Washington Strut.
KO‘DAKS _
CAMERA. ASUEPLIES'
w. P. BEERS,
OTATIONER.
nooks T
40 Wall 0!. Not-walla.
0 South Main 0th. 89. Nor-walk.
. a JOYFUL mam“:
is always given to‘ In Invitation to
ride In one of our handsome rigs. ‘- "
Our Twinks are stylish. comfort-
able and sound. and our horses well
kept and road! for business“ When
you with to enter In outta; you will
“¢tfl"!"4
, $59
ENGRAVING
son, Pennsylvania and United States
Steel, pftl.,
and firmer than the rust. Minneapolis,
St. Patti and Sattlto Ste Marie advanced
to 6754,; on a resumption of yesterday's
large purchases. The Denver & Rio
Gmntle stocks, Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis anti Pullman gained ‘14 to
l. and Sugar, Md, 4. Chicago Great
Western pfd. “B" dropped 3 and the
pfd.‘ ‘A”1
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. —Efforts to
realize disclosed but little demand and
sales were made at recessions. Both
Canadian Pacific and Consolidated Gas
lost all their morning rise and a little
more. There was not enough doing
in the general railroad to affect prices
to any..extent. General Electric, De«
troit United Railway and Pacific Mail
moved up 7’8 to 1%.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wtres of
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 10. m.
Amal. Cop.. 60% 50% 50% 50%
Am. C. & i“. pf. 711/2 711,4. 7111,, 7151.
Am. Smelt., 53% 53% .3' u‘. 53%
Am. Sugar. 123 128% 127's. 127%
A, 'l‘. & S. Fe. 72% 731,4. 7237., 731.4,
A. T & S F'e pf 95% 95% 95% 95%
Balto. & Ohio, 80% 81 80% 80%
ii'klyn. R. T.. 49% 49% 487.5. 49
Chi. '8: N. W., 17014. 1707/3 176% 170%
Ch. Ct. West, 13% 14 13% 13%
Ch. M. & St P 143% 144 143% 143%
Con. Gas, 197 198 196% 197
Del. &Iiud., 155% 155% 155% 156%
Erie, 237/5 24 23% 24
Erie. lst. pt, 58% 583/. 58% 58%
Ill. Central, 131% 131%. 131% 1311/,'
Lou. & Nash. 110 110% 1097/3 110%
Manhattan, 1487.6 1487/1. 148% 148%
Met. St. By. 111 111% 110% 110
Mex. Central, 7% 8% 7%. 8%
M. K. & T.. 1619 161/9. 16% 16%
M, K. & T.. pf., 37 37 , 37 37
Mo. Pacific, 93 93%. 93 93%.
N. Y. Central, 116 116% 116% 116%
Norf. 8: West., 5614 56% 56% 56%
Out. & West., 26% 26% 26 26
Penn. R. R.. 115%. 116% 115% 116%
Pee. Gas. 97 98% 97 98
Pres, S. Car, 27% 27% 27% 27%
Reading. 47% 47% 47% 47%
Read, 1st. pf., 81% 82 81%. 82
Rep. Steak 6% 6% 6% 6%
Rock Island, 21 21% 20% 20%
South. 1330.. 4654; 46% 46 66%
Sou. Ry. Co., 21% 21% 21% 21%
Son. Ry. Co pf 85 85 85 85
Tenn. 0. & i., 35% 35% 35% 35%
Texas Pac, 22% 22% 22%, 22%
Union Pac pf. 92% 92% 92V. 92%
U S qu.th pf. 79% 79% 79% 79%,
U S Real & Con 5% 57,4; 5% 6%
U. S. Steel, 9%, 9% 9% 97/3
U. 8 Steel pf, 56% 56% 56% 66%
Wabash. 1717 17 17
Wabash pf. 36 3615 36 36%
West.Un. Tel.. 87% 8795' 87% 87%
DRIVEN To OESPERATION.
Living at an out of the way place. re-
mote from civilization. a family is of-
ten driven to desperation in case of ac‘
cident. resulting in Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers. etc. Loy In a supply
of Bucklen's Arhlca Salve. ,lt's the
best on earth. 260, at F. H. Baxter's
Drug Store. ‘°
oMARBLEHEAD BANK RESTRAINED
BOSTON. June 28.—-An order ro-
straining the Marblehead Savings
Bank from doing any further business
except that necessary to maintain its
organization, was issued by Justice
Barker today in the Massachusetts Su-
preme Judicial Court. The action was
taken on the petition of the "State Sa-
vings Commissioners, who alleged that
the condition of the bank was such
as to render Its continuance hazard-
. on: to the public and to those haying
funds in Itsgxst ody. The bunk has
posits of 8 2.500 with a guarantee
fund And undivided nroiiita of 826. 000.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony In great dauntym isT
constantly coming In. declaring
gng’dfisw Discovery tm- Consumption
recent expression '1‘ J. McFarland
Bentorv‘lllu Va, 03:: an example. He
writes: had Bronchitis for three
years and doctor-ed all the time with-
out being beneatsd. Then I began
taking Dr. ,Khts'u New Discovery. and
a l’feu bottles‘whoily cured as." m
70 la curing all his:
Were relatively more active
,,. k0,! »
TINEL ..
furnishings For M6,
For Summer Service.”
' .
STRAW HATS. all the best Itylel . . . - - - - - - - r ’5‘:- I'
NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk... . . 25¢. td'fiflco
SHIRTS oi Woven Madras and Percale . . . . . . . . . . . . . | $6.00...
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Calf or Pigskin . . 250., 500‘. and $.00."
sconce-u
Single or Double Breasted Suits
Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Homespun. Cheviot“
or W001 Crash, which in design and weave are specifically
adapted for Summer service. '
$6.00 to $15.00.
LITTLE BOYS’ WASH SUITS, MANY STYLES. ‘1.“ . -
~ ' 5°C., 750., 850., $1.00, $1.50 and 8am
I '. . ,
SELLEGK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Furnisherl.‘
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324... '
Saturday Sales
Home Raised Strawberries from Mr. Edwin Comatook's, of fine duality If
market price.
Ho, ye lover. of fine cheese, come and buy some of the richest, mlldout..'
finest cheese you ever tasted, 160 lb.
New Potatoes are lower, but there Is considerable difference In quality:
ours are good. 450 peck.
Old Potatoes, good cooking ones at 40c peck.
Fresh Eggs, homo laid, and Connecticut State, fine, fresh, at 26: and 280
dos.
Pineapple: nice ones, as to size, from 13:: to 15¢. ‘
Java and Mocha Coffee, new lot' of our finest just in, 320 lb. Br'I'tIg mo"
back 10 of our red bags and get a pound of the finest coffee going on this
market, free. ,'
We shall have cream to sell on Saturday. '
USE U8.
Lorenzo Dibble
ELGIN BUTTER .................................
\ ————_—‘———
BEST. VERMONT ...
__.___.——
NEW LAID EGGS ..................
.....-..u'-.uu 21¢ L's
...\.--.-
.............2500014
._...——_——
MOCHA a JAVA coarse
tutu-o ----- oauoooao-
...........,25o 1.0.
BEST, TEAS. ALL KINDS ....... 45c LI.'
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 6
17 non m mm STREET. scum tron aqua
TELEPHONE 108. Pm delivery to all parts of the mm... , .,
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Mi
Lame Soft Shell Crabs $1.00 doz. ._
Bluefish. Weakiish. Fresh Mackerel. Butler“
fish Poraies. Steak Cod. Halibut. Native,
Eels. Fluke. Loan and Round Clams. 1 '
ALL' GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fufllu' ”Elm
Branches—20 White 8L. Dunbury: TSPaclfle Strut, Stamfonf. _.
Wan sass mi 5
coma-ounces “
BPricoI'eas beyond all other Wloabionl is the eyesight, ad .16 00-
0mm year highest consideration.
‘ DON'T. .TNIFLI WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FEW, TIN-
.. ' .. ,r FEOT FITTING GUARANTEED.
O. B. JACKSON.
I” -. I , 1', DETIOIAK
IO WALL' ITIIET. ' NONWALN.
Headache, lynch. Blurring of the Adan
Oftentlmoo show the need of gluten. They 'roa rem of the;
lions of defective vision, and should be attended yto at on». Vou'll‘bu' '
pflud at the comfort a pair of aliases wlll afford if your night In In on
defective. (scientific examination, and properly fitted g Ileana,
tested to what you are guaranteed hon. '
, HOMER B. HOTT: Refraction Opil’ouB.
his» a cum our: nations. mums.
mule no. of patron.
,f‘ullpuol W I!
bala- Item 0'. «I40. mu. broadened” minus 1-0;
"Ix
Broker,
Buhfandfiflookd sol Washington Stun.
' South man. Conn. . _
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