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We Wt". Our Croat Guarantee: Saturation or Money Book.
PHONE. 365-5. BURGLARY Immune: ‘ op. :. :. :. F h: F M
,umR'gonuu, °=2SPECIAL-- urnis Ings 01' 6
Coffee
and all other
flavors of
Ice Cream at
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We Want You To See lfieso
swan ourmc Sims.
If we were to tell you the exact truth about titese swell
Hart. Schaifner & Marx Outing Suits, it is likely you would
DWELLINGS. STORES. ETC.
Ta ylard: Golden
74 wnsrrmararv 57..
scum NOR MILK.
Friday and Saturday
RED CROSS 3 -: .
CHOCOLATE: s'rnaw HATS, all the bestltyleo 25¢. to-fliom...
‘00 0‘13"”. 290 LB. NECKWEAR of Rumachundar Silk . . . . . . . . . . . . . ago. to 50¢.
Sugar cut-mt hum; Illiti lizrmll, tour think we were stretching it. Th at' s why we want to show you SHIRTS 0‘ Woven Madras and PCTCENG . . - - - - ~ - - . - .. ~ rm
tern "-nm “It. at “In 1'"th Murkvt- the suits and let you see for yourself Ilow they excel even the BELTS of Walrus Seal Calf or Pi skin .. asc. 50c.aud mo.
LANE,S iler-i 'ia‘;k“”.“|‘)”' l““"'i""“"‘k “12133102 best outing suits you ever saw before in lit and style. '“NE CLIFFBNH PHARMABY ' ' g I ‘.
0L“ ‘t‘l'. ' U NIL-i )i‘l'll .‘ii‘l‘t . .V
5| Washington St.
WOW
[until his Nuics.
ill, t‘ullliililt‘it about lilt‘ sltutc.
W. II‘, iit'yant. stripping clerk of tlic
liolnics. chIt-r a Selim-k company, iii
cnjoying his annual vacation.
Mrs. It. .1. (‘omstock and children, or
oilunt‘ord l’lucc, loft today to spcno
II Inonth in the Berkshire Hills.
Miss Amelia Mix, of New Haven, is
the guest of Miss Kathryn Hunter, 01'
Main street, Not-walk, for a week.
Young men. our severest critics, enthuse over 11.. S. & M.
Outing Suits.
01' more.
So will you, when you
‘ Wide choice of exclusive weaves in Fancy Mixtures, fetch-
Ing overplaids. unusual patterns which meet good taste more
than half way.
Pay from $8. 50 to $15, and you will have on Outing Suit
that will satisfy In fit and style, and particularly In the way it:
come in and try on one
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tel. can, 12-2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—The
opening stock market today reflected a
very languid speculative intcrest. Luan-
N‘othlng cooler for summer wen.
titan Wiliit- .iup .sllk. it call be had at Will how its StyliSh shape. gen were narrow and mixed. Detroit
Leave your order for meats and poul- . , , , .. Southern sold off i)" to 19/...
. , iiowlunda at small cost. SH ud. . . .
try at Schaub 9. Separate Outing Trousers of Wool Crash, Homespun and WALL “RM/l» 1‘ “2 m-“A ‘9‘”
All the novelties in fire works at
Coleman's. See ad.
Some new maternal
suite at Road‘s. See ad.
Mrs. MacAlltstcr, of New York city,
is visiting Mrs, Prentiss, of Woodward
avenue.
Tire sloop Odell arrived yesterday
with a cargo of sand for Raymond
for bathing
brothers with water. pfd., C21iitngo Great Western pfd. B. 10mm d Fumjfijm‘
A “3 ”m3" "”- m“ ‘1 3m“ “Ming 0f Trinity Sunday school yesterday and Iowa Central, pfd., rose 1 to 1|“ c u
iiNN'tmi’riiiNrilym d mum‘s‘m‘um m u" "‘s"“”“““ ”‘9 “mm" "" “O“‘mg 1‘ ”‘0 Successors to Comsraok Bros. New" mum" re" 1% and me p” 98 Wasirngton Street, South Norwailt.
2’2 Illc, but dt-cidcd to deter the matter v '
, ,, _, . , . , , WALL STREET. Noon—Dcmunl (lc- _ ‘- '
It will be time “‘n ..pent If '“m “1‘" H" the present. SOUTH NORWALK- 75‘» CALL: 32'2- vciopcd for Ontario & Western (and TELEPHONE CALL 324-1. . '
a look at the swell outing stilts at
Rogers Sc Stevens.
Miss Sarah Smith, of Hartford, is the
S.
,. _ has been viatlt‘na her daughter. MI'H. (, over the preceding close. The market
turnouts furnished for all trt't'tlSlOllS A. '1 "pk”: 0, MM" strict, Nor-wall. ~ w-w hardened in sympathv. but yicldcd .
on short notice and at towrsl rules at i‘ClIII‘llt‘li to her home in llcthcl. Siitui when Reading reacted Norihvvestcrn ‘i‘
Schuubs livery stable. tiny. Shc wits uccornpiriilcd by he full 7m and Bag pill. 12. Bonds, were easona e erln 5
,guest of Mrs. Oliver of
Main street, Norwalk.
Boys' waists and blouses and Ciliiil‘
ran a overalls, at the Boston Store, at
special prices. See ad.
The New York Grocery Company's
butter at 21 cents a pound suits most
everyone. Better try it.
It is advisable to get points on coal
before buying. You’ll do Well to in-
quire about tue prices the E. M. ’l‘ollcs
Company sell at.
Stanley,
The Misses Hayes, of Mount Vernon.
who have been visiting Miss Ida Hutch
inson, have returned to their home.
Strawberry festival at the First M.
E. Church, Wednesday evening, June
29th, Y. M. C. A. orchestra will furnish
music.
Raymond Brothers arc installing I
steam pumping plant at Green's Forms
to fill the large tank lately erected
Mrs. Edmund ilonriiinc Ilurniiin, \vh
daughter;
York city.
A meeting oi‘ the committee of tlr
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteer
reunion, to be held July 17, was heir
Saturday evening at the home of Cap
tain Oscar St. John in Osborn avenue
East Norwalk. Details of the ai’fai
were discussed and plans were made.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newliirk gav
a most excellent rendition of Gounod‘
"Jerusalem," (from “(}ttllizi") at til
Norwata Congregational Church, yes
Miss Grace Barnum, of Net
Flannel, read for the belt, with turn- -up bottoms, $2.50 to $4. 00.
Straw Hats, Neglige Shirts, Neckwear, Fancy Hosiery,
Belts, Underwear.
ROGERS & STEVENS
stocks sold slightly above their open-
ing prices, but a reaction forced the
market gcncrally to below Saturday‘s
closing. The decline started in Metro-
politan Street Railway and soon spread
to the other specialties and standard
stocks. Metropolitan Street Railway
and Brooklyn Transit sold 11’. under
lust Week. Consolidated Gris advanced
a point, and lost It, and Reading, 2nd,
Ielllng Hay, Grain and Food in a big, fair, liberal way
Profit is not our only aim—not quite:
We owe much to the public for the
is our business.
We take some things for granted
depend chiefly on this store for good
service.
patronage they give.
though—as that you
and clean grain-good
iicrtdlng, which lifted them ligand in
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. air—Early loss-
es in the specialties were largely made
up by 1 o'clock, notably in Metropoli-
tan Street Railway. St. Paul contin-
ued heavy, but the Paciilcs were im-
proving. Chlcago Terminal, pfd., gain-
ed a point.
i TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the privatd‘wrres ot
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Siuale or Double Breasted ' Suits
Two or three-piece models. of Serge, Homespun, Cheviot
or Wool Crash, which In design and weave are Ipecifically
adapted for Summer service.
$6.00 to $15.00..
LITTLE BOYS’ WASH SUITS. MANY STYLES.»
~ 2 soc.. 75c., 85c., $1.00, $1.50 and $2.0m-
SELLEGK 8: PRICE
SWEET SYRUP—A teaspoontul in a glass of Iced water malted I’ rot
frcohing drink these days. Raspberry and Strawberry Flavors, 10o butt-NIL
CHEESE—l now have a lot of the finest Cheese 1 ever had, and 1 how
handled some good ones. Try and you’ll want more. Fine, 0"" 0““. '
cream cheeae, 160 lb.
RICE to good and plenty this year. Price low, I6 Ibo. or5 lbI. for25¢.‘
BEECHNUT BOILED HAM in glass for picnic pur'poloo. 156,. 2
BEECHNUT BACON In glaII. large size, 25c. '
BEECHNUT BACON in all“. small size 150.
. . , , ,. t ' U .
Harold Seymour, captain and stroke i5]ggiirirligiltlnftni(iii-333:: gig: 51:21:13: BUY OATS THAT 8 CLEAN. A l C ONES/”Slat 1.10:9. 1 p'om Broolrvilnsotngz :yfiazcakrooms at right prices. If you are in need of a nIII
of the Columbia Freshman rowing solo with clear voice ““29 feeling art MANUEL T. HATCH Ama. op‘.. ‘ " 3’" .W‘ a
crew will be holue for the summer V'dr ‘ . l ’ ' ' In- C- & l‘ “CD 17 1‘ “if” 17 saturday We Una" have New Potatoes, Beet', Frelh Pea', Onionl, ..
.. . . artistic touch. I am near-dust as far as the near- Am. Cot. OIL, 261/2 26% 261A} 26% market prices. ' 2
“m0" wed‘m‘may' Miss Edith Huntington, who ha emeuepbo , H ,1 Am. ice. 6% 6% 6% 6% use us
IA regular meeting of the South Nor- hm, ,eacmng school ,n uranium. , x 0 9°” ““2 Am. Ice, pr, 26% 2w, 2654, 26% '
walk‘ water commissioners was held .the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mr: Am. Smelt, 54 54% 51 54%
on Saturday evening. Routine busr- |S. H. Huntington. of Main street, Nor Am. Sugar, 126% 126% 126% 126%
ncas only was transacted. 1walk. Miss Huntington has acceptor A 'I‘ a: S Fe... 72% 73 7255 72%
Your vacation nccds are. ready for .a position for the School year 1905 it A T & 3 F0- ilf- 95% 95% 95% 95%
you at itislop‘s. You will tind li IntIt-n the. ‘Tat‘tville, Conn, graded school a iialto. oi Ohio. 80 80%; 797M 79% we. . . _-__ __. ._.__
L" 2'0“" inli‘lf‘Sl W make an Ufll'ly in- an increased salary. B‘klyn. R, T., 43% 45% 477.3 43% ~ —*-~—--.~—v-« _
ngmm Read m M The Sacrament of the I‘m-G‘s sum Ui'L & N‘ w.. ”037’ m; 170. 170 ELoIN EUTTER n.” Lug
Saving money is a good habit to get. will be ad ninistered in the Norwall k 01- Gt. W915i» 1- iii 1 1375 14 """ 2.
Depot... yoursavin‘gm‘m the South Nor- Congregatibnal church at the servic Ch- M 8‘ S“ P ”3% “3% “2% 142% BEST VERMONT """ 23° LI'.
walk Sayings Bank, and Sec how quick— next Sabbath morning, There is 5m . COL South, 13574! 16" I??? 1? ' —-—-——--———-., . '
ly the Interest will pile up. an opportunity for any who desire it ~ Con. (335' 19‘} 1913““ 115% 192% NEW LAID EGGS ................ ......... ..’.................. 25o DOE."
About, twenty members of the Hun- Will“??? themselves Willi ihils churcl Erhofi £33111; PM “it: 10:54 15:22 .______.._._ ' ~ -
yudi Society went to Burchard‘s uy e or or on con ession o trcir faltl ‘ .‘ ' ,, , ‘ 2 '
grounds, yesterday, for a picnic and [o arrange for so doing by coniniuni . ,, 0 Erie .. 235i; 23.34 .3351, 23% MOCHA 0. JAVA COFFEE . .......... ................... 25o L39"
day's outing. They had music, games .iating With the ”Sim at 0n06. . ee "SIG Ill}, (33111114121! EV‘ 111121;," :3?“ i135" ”—
am, ,efmshmem. M, and Mr,- Frank R SMenS' , ‘ Wham”? .. “8 “81/ “7:2 143% Beer TEAS. ALL KINDS. ............... «o LI.‘
Miss Bessie Mallory Stanley will South Main street, went to Ridgeflclt Mot St Ry 107% 107‘); 100%“ 107% "
substitute in the choir of the Norwalk Saturday afternoon, and t00k posses Meir Centritl 7% 7% 79; 7% "
Congregational Church for Mrs. Lil- siou of the Harris cottage, where the: u n M K‘ & T of: 37 37 37 37 THE LEE TEA D . .
llan Sherwood-Newkirk during her ab ”“1 rcmaln for an indefinite time, i I condone, Mo i’acliic l’92% 92% 92% 92%;/ If *
sauce in Europe. ' t‘he Change proves beneficial to MI 2 Nai. Leati..' 20% 20% 20% 201/; [7 o 2 I .
The friends or Mrs Matthew w. filevclfim‘ih" ”“9 ”9°“ 1“ ‘0' 50'" “I've Got a Foolln' for You" s. v. Central,115% 1153/. 115% 115% N RT” MAIN STREET- SDUTH NORW‘EK’
‘tarr, of Westport avenue, Norwalk. ”.‘tme' , ey were accompanied by M‘ Penn. u, [1., 115% 115% 115% 115% __..___...__.L_..._._._._a_..____
who has been seriously ill, wiltbe glad 3 evens “”392 Peo. Gas, 981,5 981.4, 98% 98% TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all part: of the two oltlII. -
to learn that she is so much improved Reading. 47 47% 467,4, 47% .
:S to be able to sit up a little each ' 13 0 ts geag..12ld. {in ggafi 33% $332 23% R. J cutbillls Bridge Fish Mokat'” .
ay cc 9 ant, .. . ‘ , I. i ’5
Ira Gregory. of Noroton, a brother 01 FIREWORKS . Silutb- pm“- 46% 43""! 45% 46 “l {2
Judge of Probate Henry W. Gregory. 01 ' Tm“ 0‘ 6‘ I”? 30% 353 35* "— ARRIVED BY EXPRESS "'2'”; 22 s 2"
Norwalitii. hols passettliithetetxamg/Iiiatzons , . 331$: 15:?" 35;: 823192 582;: 382:: . W,
to Drac ce aw In tssae. r. ‘re» ”h l l d R I _ "3 G n l
- w as n all 'c o I, s em 1 us. Leath..pf80 so so 80
gigs; H?ven.mde tat Y c Laws h o 0 8 ae an 1 . Saturday and MondaY. g 2 Stung)”. 132‘! 13%: 13: 1332 > teen Nile NS. G l u an a 0 eras:
. . ) . » - - ee, A: 3 '
NHarry Johnson, "of Quintatd llace LARGEST LINE OF FIREWORKE u_ 5. Steel, pf” 5571i; 55% 55% 55% kinds 0t fiSh and 50ft She“ Crabs. .. ._
orwaik, who has been III the past , , 7 7 —
several weeks with a complication o EVER SHOWN IN TWIN CITIES. Wabash, 15% ‘15’fi 15% 15/6 ' " 5"
' ' - Wabash, pt. 34 34 34 34 ' ““‘
diseases, is now sufficiently improvet A" "‘6 Nile“ IOHQB- Round Clams. 500 pk. '
as to be able to be out for an hotir or
so each day.
Mrs. Egbert will be at home to mem-
bers of the congregation, of the Nor-
walk Congregational Church on the
‘ , Cartrld pistols 10 cento up.
31;: Sign 3Viluendtriile:dolly]Walthernoons ot Roe Roman Can ("at Paradt puller; force gird a posshe whighkis lii’tlll. ~
' ' hr cs, Vertical Wheels, Fountair creas ng as e news ecam no . WHO 3:53 THE.
Owing to the graduation exercises or
St. Mary’s parochial school this even-
ing, at Hoyt's Theatre, the meeting or
Catholic Union Council, Knights of Co-
lumbus has been postponed until to
InorI-ow Wevenlng '
The last meeting of the Young Peo-
ple’ s Society of the Norwalk Congress
tional church for the season will be
" - 2 were returning from one of the city FEGT FlT‘flNa GUARANTEED. ,. g
iii” “gill agiligdaylfitj’eziyzgry ngmpbaesr F. B. COLEMAN, parks, and while they wgre (pawns title " ' ‘
. I , t
make a Special wort-w be on hand- to North Main Street, south Nomrk. , ?::hligile;b?geli$‘?igghgglth:(113;),88 tilegrg O B JACKSON
Miss Bland“? Rockefelller Aiken 0' Agent for A. G. Spauldlno'o Batch" 2 sprang from behlncb the corner of a ' ' ’ . .
Epperlhllsiira 8:36" “(Exam willing: - “'1 Sporting °°°d'- bunulng and pointed a revolver at " "" I OPTIOIAN. s ‘ _
out; a n s was or a v 3 w Smiths head, muttering “Run, now, 58 WALL ITREET, . NORWALK. 61'
frleuda Miss Aiken will resume her
positron as lnstructresa of Elocuton in
acollege for girls.- at Atlanta in tile
fall
Next Sunday evening the first of the
special summer evening services will
be held at the Norwalk Congregational
Church The choir will be assisted by
the Sunday school orchestra, and old
favorite hymns will be sung. The pic-
ture se ted for thoevening's study
. - la Rosa nheur's "On the Alert,” and
‘_ copies of it will be distributed.
_ ._, Captain Frank U. Layton has been
- animated a committee by the Superior
i
real estate in commotion with the par-
titlon suit or Sir-an v. St. John now LONDON June 27. a: 27 p. m.—-H. ‘ 2
Ira. George A Commit), vo.( the . _. A Paparture - L Doberty again won the tennis chara- ' Brokar,
Town 0! Norwalk. .et ah. The prop- . “THE BURDEN OF THE RICH." "no . ---- plonahlp at Wimbledon today, defeat-
erty is fivated at No. 7'9 Iain street.
Nbrwalk and la known as the St John
2PIIee. The advertisement of sale ap-
pear: elsewhere in this locus.
new assortment of
1‘35 ocgfllllfil‘i . saga
001111.101“ the purpose of selling the ,
_ Bomjok marbles, 1,000 shots for 1
sent.
Kango Clubs. the latent thing out.
IIiiny amount of 1, 5 and 10 cent nov
: t es.
3: terlea, Japanese Fans and a bun
dred other 'novoltiea. Estimates fur
silhod for private exhibitions. Watel
for the balloon Monday, Wednesday
Ind Friday night at 8:15. The boy 0.
girl bringing the envelope aft-choc
will receive an assortment of fire
erI. “n
says Lyman J. Olga, "would be con-
slbly relieved if due regard were bad
to the advantages offered by the trust
charge of mac's estate during life and
ext to look and} on“ interest It
mum on executor undoi- will.
“alum, them or guardian to:
minor m
m m,mm mm
100KB
36 Washington Street.
Telephone 365-3.
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER.
10 Walt at. NOI'wflk.
from old methods and non-progressive
does in the livery basin
to give strictly up-to-date service.
We‘ re abreast of the times In every
carriage: and light wagons. all styles.
furnished for all occasions, on short
notice. It lows-t rates.
Sobub’o [Jury Stable.
omit!!! can. Ina-c.
§
Catt UI on the Phone and We Will
.. -.-...,
able: as
'~ ENGRAVING
concur Main no. So. Nomik.
Deliver the WI.
____._
LOOKING FOR GIRL’S ASSAILANT.
Evansville Police Puree and a PooIe
After Unknown Colored Man.
EVANSVILLE, lnd., June 27.—-The
are scouring the city in search of an
unknown negro, who late last night
criminally assaulted Miss Clara Wein-
bach elghteeen years old, and after
beating and forcing her escort, Harry
Smith to retire at the point of a re-
volver. The girl is in a serious condi-
tion.
Miss Weinbach and her companion
run for your life."
Smith ran to the police station 0111-
cers hurrying to the scene found Miss
Weinbach lying in the schoolhouse
yard, unconscious. She was taken to
the hospital. The district was thor-
oughly searched without result. Posaea
were seat In all directions and espec~
lally to Baptist town, where, the bloody
riots of last July occurred. As the new:
spread throughout the city, hundreds
Joined in the search, and the police are
making preparations to protect the as-
sallant if he is caught. . I .
DOHERTY WON TENNIS CHAN-PM
PIONSHIP.
in; Frank L. Rlsley by 6-1, 7-6. and 8-
6. .
Will-M!"
rioua’
~~ - ~__.__..1 A trust company ll in a position to respect. Superior facilities. All con- ' ,
Wu San Jam mind I we tor idle money or to me mum veniences Popular nrtc'u mount “mfleflmnfim‘bml, 132,5“ 3° " motto, IONDO. own mo oorrou Iouorrr on Iota. on con.
“There! ltold him he ouxhtto hire
a real estate agent to do it.”
“go'ooocldodto lot
" a In our ‘ooua
hounforthoummoi.aadny try
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Wife-ls my husband's condition Io-
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fol'fll’ all m “
Sanction—20 Whtto st, Danbury; 75Paotfio street, stamfml. ‘
H9 5905 39“ commemora-
Snot YOU REALIZE tho certain Consequence. of out!!!“ In t
Priceless beyond all other possessions ll tho m0, and it I6
Iorvoa your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION IRIS. PEN'
Headache. Eyuoho, Blurring of the Print. l,
Oftentlmoa chow the need of p Iy or. am. of tho W
tlono of defective viIIon, and should be attended to at once. YMI D. can
print! at the comfort 1 pair of gluon will aflord If your Ilght to in w
detective. Scientific examination, and properly fitted all-III,
looted to what you are guaranteed hero. -2
HOMER B. HOYT. Heir-noting Optician.
learn I 01:110.! Blank 'fl‘mflwnlo m 0! MM
' atria-"hours” I. 11.43. 18:45.1:'00.m' amin- r-o.
., S. E. DIBBLE. “a.
1mm.
Havllaud Block. 95 Washington Sims
South Homo! . Conn. ’
moron mun FOR mu on on A narration omit.
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