""‘W‘dlliillf‘d 0111i ' "
.‘ '90 Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
SUINE’S
5|:Washmgton St.
3i
Latdllunlule
Mr. Dixon, ofNew York. was a visi-
tor here. yesterday.
Fresh or corned plate, 6c. 1b.. all this
week. at Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weed spent the
Fourth ‘in Newark, N. J.
«Dennis Gorham, of Bethel. has been
the guest of friends here.
0110 'I‘reuter. of Newark,
visiting in South Norwalk.
Thomas Collins took a load of furni~
ture to New Canaan today.
Arthur F Huntington is spending a
. vacation in the Berkshire Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. l’itzer are
spending the day in Staten Island.
William Berrian, of Baltimore, Md..
Is visiting friends here for a few days.
The regular meeting of Putnam Hose
Company will be held next Monday
night.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Craw bf Chest
nut street. have .bcen entertaining
friends from Winsted.
Walter’ L. Clark and Joseph Wilcox.
of New .York, spent; July Fourth with
S R Wilcox, ot’Sobth. Main street.
Lawrence Farrell and wife. of Dan-
bury, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Durkin of llnnford Place
has been
453 am
Bean
For Particulars Call On
14 Washington 8t., Bo. ‘Norwslk, Ct.
Elmer Merrilis and wife and Miss
Maud Merrills have returned from a
visit to Smithvllle.
Orders were issued today for a spec-
la: meeting or Company 11. at the arm.
ory tomorrow evening.
A meeting of the South Norwalk
Common Council will he held this ev-
ening at the council chamber.
Attorney James 'I‘. Hubbell. of Nor-
walk. ex-niayor of the city, spent Sun-
day and the Fourth in New Haven.
Miss Cronk. of Cranbury was 'at
'Compo Beach yesterday. A firecrack-
er exploded. filling her face full of
powder and burning her quite badly.
Clark Faster, of Stamford. dislocated
his thumb while playing baseball in
South Norwalk, yesterday. The injury
was dressed by Dr. Jean Dunioi'ller.
The child of Mrs. Louise Taylor, of
54 Osborn avenue, East Norwalk. burn-
ed her hand with powder this morning.
The wound was dressed by Dr. F. D.
Baker.
Joseph Miller, of the Connecticut
Turnpike, injured his knee quite badly.
as a result of a fall from his bicycle
Sunday. He will probably be laid up
for several days.
Charles Bradley. of South Mall»
street. while shooting off a cannon yes-
terday. leaned over it when it went off
The result was that he was badly burn-
ed about the face and hands.
George L. Lockwood. of F. E. Lock-
wood it. Company, returned to Nor
walk from Boston. yesterday morning
with anxOldsmobile, which he went it
the Hub City to get for a customer
The trip was made in a running time
of elcVen hours and fifteen minutes
The machine was of the new sever
horse power runabout type.
FELL FROM A TROLLEY CAR.
‘ The regular meeting of Palostinel
Castle, K of M. C.. which was to have
been held last evening. was postponed. i
A water pipe burst at the DeKlyn!
bakery in Main street. Sunday even-l
ing, but no damage to speak of wast
done
The meeting of Uncns Haymnkcrs't ‘
Association will be held next Monday|
night. having been adjourned from last;
night.
Mrs Helen M. Bulkley and son. Lou-
is. of New York, spentthe Fourth with
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Draw, 01 Chestnut
street. ‘ e
The meeting of the Brick Layers’ and
Plasterers“ llnion. which was to have
been held yesterday evening, was post- |
ported,
Joseph Kelly, Miss Susan Murray and
Miss Delia McNamara are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn of Wash-
ington street.- " -
Nelson 1. Meserve, of South Norwalk,
went to Black Rock Saturday, and in-
stalled a powerftil electric searchlight
for E. W. Pearsall. .
Repairs are beingimade to the Bis-
hop and Lyrics doek‘.‘_tn'Norwalk. New
piles are being driven and the dock
placed in A 1 condition.
No meeting of the South Nurwalk
Fire Police was held last evening as
scheduled. it will be held on the next
regular meeting night.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor is suffering
from a burned hand the result of a
firecracker which went off while the
‘ judge was thinking about it.
The cases of Cecil Dennis and Ed-
ward arrlngton charged with the theft
of on s from the Lockwood Coal Com-
pany were continued until tomorrow,
by the town court.
Mrs. Samuel Bohr-man. Jr.. 01 Brook-
lyn. and Mr. and Mrs. John Price of
Bridgeport spent the Fourth at Mr
and Mrs. V. Bénelisha' s, at Green
Farms. Mrs. JBoarman will sojourn
there during the summer.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
willing: signal drill in the. First Meth—
0dist p'iscopai Church and all young
men are invited to be present. Lieu-
tenant George N. MeKibbin will be the
. instructor and t 3 ill heather iinal
seasion until [all 4 7’" .,
Misses Roar]
Bailey. Eleanor Gardner Zulicia Black-
shire, Atheline Whelen Marguerite N.
Taylor, Rev. and Mrs. Homer F. Tay-
lor and Mr. George Ashford. of New
York sacs! ’the seem: at the Bangs-
11'?th s’lit’nd guests oi! Mr. and Mrs.
Sir—Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler' 5 straw
hat factory. in Butler street, will close
for the summer vacation tomorrow the
season‘ a work having been completed
'7; The shop will probably start up again
. the that week in August. 7 There will
~be‘ssvorsl alterations and considerable
w mochihsry will be installed in the
name.
A still bruise blew in the harbor and
Sound yesterday ottemoon but not-
withstanding. there were many pleas-
, rs beats out. was also a has-
vy sea running. result was that
large number at pleasure seekers
ere drenched. Small launches. ss-
WI: had slugger»! it and were
meted , my... so:
am, Margaret , .
A young man who refused to glvt
his name to the conductor. fell fron
the running board of a trolley car last
evening about 7 oclock. on the hit.
south of the Standard Oil Comany'i
plant. It was said that he had beer
'fooling" with friends. The. young
man was cut up considerably and it
was stated that he was knocked uncon
fsclous by. coming in contact with r
pole After he had recovered some
what he got aboard a car bound for
iStamford Several of the passenger:
lliad their names taken by the condue
or.
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EOLIS LOST F RECASTLE DOOR.
Commodore James A. Farrell, of thr
Norwalk Yacht Club. took out a part:
in the flagship. the Idolis. yesterday at
ternoon. and while. near the Norwaii
light, shipped a big sea. The onl
damage was the carrying away of tht
forecastle door. Skipper Paul Grom
berg put off In a skiff and captured
the door. but there was such a sea 0:
that it was found impossible to take
him aboard again. The result war
that Commodore Farrell was obligei'
to sail in without the skipper. The
:91“? revved to the Norwalk Yacht
, u ,
MOTOR BOATS HAD A BRUSH.
A high powers automobile boat on
into Dorlon’s Po 1 Sunday afternoon
and while in the harbor the fast auto
mobile launch owned by Thomas Sterl
lngand Albert R. Malkin came along
A brush ensued but the local boat. was
unable to cope successfully with not
larger opponent.
WORK COMMENCED ON FACTORY
Work has commenced by the H
Wales Lines Company. of Merlden, to
erect the new. factory for the fleece
Pcppard Company. A temporary build-
ing has been put up and a number of
trenches dug for the foundations of the
agrncture. Work is to be rushed on the
p out
Keep Aww Mosquitos With
Chinese Punk .
Sold By
F. s. COLEMANW
to North Main street, South Norwalk
Agent for A. O. Bpltlldbm‘s meai
and sporting Goods.
The south Norwallt.
Trust Co.
The trustees have ordered that
Interest at the Rate of
4 71..
Per Annum
an: ”t 11"..
Let Us Supply Your
Fourth Oi July Clothes.
Everything points to a but old time this Fourth. We' ve
got the clothes to keep you cool and let you have a good time.
Open Saturday night until. latc‘bettcr buy before our
stocks and your time and money. are short. Closed all day
Monday, the Fourth.
You can’t miss it in one of our outing suits All the style
‘ you can wish for, and shape-keeping qualities that the tailor
can t excel for double the money. Wool crash. homespun and
flannel; and our reliable blue serge, too-single or double
breasted models. $8.50 to $18.
Flannel Outing Trousers, cut looae and full, $2.50 to $4;
White Duck Trousers, $1.00 to $1. 50.
As always, the best and biggest show of Neglige Shirts in
town—plain and pleated bosoms, 50c, $1, $1. 50 to $3.00.
Fancy Vests galore $1. 50 to $3. 50; Snappy Neckwear,
Fancy Hosiery, Straw Hats. Outing and Yachting Caps, thin-
nest of Underwear.
Everything boys wear, from Hat to Hose.
ROGERS & STEVENS
. Successors to Domain“ Bros.
sou-rs uoawstx. TEL. CALL. m.
Selling Hay. Grain and Feed in a big. fair. liberal way
is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not quite:
i We owe much to the public for the patronage they give.
We take some things for granted though—4s that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good
service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
{ . MANUEL 1'. HATCH
1 sm near—Just as far as the near-
est letter-box or telephone.
Dunham Piano
1 (r
Upright [1038- Wood Case
3:125. 00
Cash or Easy Payments.
7 .36 Wasimnron Sm“. Telephone: 865-3.
W- . WW .... MMW
Developing and Printing
At Low Prices ll
W. P. BEERS;
. ' eucroo’saamc overuse. ’ I
49 Wall Street, TELEPHONE. s so. Main Street.
Nor-walk. 337-2. _ 8o. Nomalk.
Just» received another Isms shipment of Eastman Kodak, Supplies. .
A Departure
fromold methods and'non-progressivo *
«less in tho livery business enables us ‘
to give strictly drum service.
We're abreast or the dues in every ,.
respect. Superior W All eon-
venisnces. Popular mm: -
all styles. .
new” ........
’1
Amal. Cop. 50 50% 50 50
Am C & F Co., 15 15% 15. 16%
Am. Loco, 19% 20% 19% 20%
‘Am. Smeli.. 54% 54% 134% 54%
Am. Sugar, 127% 1277.4. 127% 1271,(;"""""l
A T & S. Re. 73% 7:17;. 73 73%
A T & 8 Fe 91.. 94 94% 93% 94%
Baito. & Ohio, 80%. 80-14 801.5 80153
Il‘klyn. It. 'I‘.. 491/3 49% 49 49%
Ches. 8: Ohio, 3.1 317A 31 31%
Ch M & St.1?.1431;§ 144 143% 1437;.
Con. (ins, .. 193% 194 193% 193%
Del. & Had..1571/. 15171; 157 15774:
Erica. 3.176.324; 23% 23%
Erie. lst. pf 69 5914 59 591,1
Gen. Else. 15615'1561/3 1561/. 156%
Ill. Central, 132% 132% 132% 132%
Lou. & Nash..1101/. 110% 110 110%
Manhattan. 150 15014 1497' 149%
Met. St. Ry.. 115 ' 116 11474. 115%:
M. K. & T.. 16% 16% 16% 16%
M K & T.. 111., 37 37 37 37
Mo. Pacific. 91 91 90% 97
N. Y. Central, 115% 111374 115% 115%.
Nerf. & West. 56% 57% 56% 57
Out. & West. 26% 27% 26% 267/5
Penn. 11.11., 116 11611. 115% 116
Poo. Gas. 98% 98149815 98%
Reading. 47 14 4" 1 iii 47 47%
Rep. Steel. 6% 6% 6%, 8%
ltock island. 20% 207.4. 20% 20%
South. Pam, 471,12; 4754; 47% 47%
Son. Ry.(}o.. 21% 211.5 2115 21%
Son. Ry. Co. of 85 86 85 86
Tenn. C. & 1.. 36 35% 35 35%
Union Pac., 88% 89% 88% 89%
13.8.8166]. 9% 973 915.9%
U 8. Steel, pf” 56% 56% 17579 56%
West. Uh. Tel 86% 86% 86% 86%
. For the next few - ws will
give to all who wily all fit our
store a free sample
Booth’s Denna 3
Taloum Powder
This is without doubt the best
Tsicum Powder on the market.
REGULAR 31!! BOXES 260.
“+115!
THE ll. lllllflll Pliiiilillil
The Prescription Slow.
All' cars pass tho'idoor. Night
Calls Answered. :i'si. OIII. 124.
:11
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL ST.. 10:10 a, m.——First prices
after the three days’ holiday in the
stock market today showed some do-
cisive advances in the local group.
Metropolitan Street Railway and Con-
solidated Gas rising a point and Metro-
polltan Securities 1%. in the general
list there were moderate gains. reach-
ing 99 in Missouri Pacific and Locomo-
tive. General Electric dropped a
point but rallied a half.
WALL STREET II a. m. —-Thc com-
pletion of the opening buying orders
left the market without effective back-
ing to resist the traders realizing. Met-
ropolitan Street Railway and Metropol
itan Securities lost all but a small frac-
tion of their early advance. Brooklyn
Transit sold half under last week‘s
close. and the gains in the railroads
were reduced. National Enamellng
dropped 3.
WALL STREET noon. ~Some large
buying of Union Pacific carried it up
1% and helped the general list by sym—
pathy. Atelilson rose 1% Reading. the
Second. pfd.. Southern Railway. pfd.
and Wheeling & Lake Erie. 2nd. pfd..
1. and Delaware at Hudson and Sugar.
7,1“. Other gains were fractional but
the coalers were notably iirm. Bonds
were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p m.—The stand-
ard stocks maintained their best prices
up to i oclock despite the flattening
out of the midday demand. The trac-
tions were neglected interest converg-
ing largely In the western stocks and
coalers. Baltimore at Ohio rose 7.1.. Su-
gar, pfd. i and Cast Iron Pipe pfd., 7
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wtres or
Maples 11; Goldschmldt Commission
Brokers. Swartz d: Corbett Block
South Norwslk. Telephoue 153.
Open. High. Low in or.
To: Dividend 1% per cent.
._...._—_
TRAINS IN HEADON COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA July 5—0ne per-
son was killed. one fatally injured and
a score of others slightly hurt in a
head-on collision on the Frankford
branch of the Reading Railway today
at Frankford. a suburb. George Rus-
sell, “sugar; yédrs.‘ To“ his skull rrsc:
tured undid ed on 11
pltal. 11 Black. age if}? years,sustaln1-
ed a fractured skull and internal in-
juries; The hospital. physicians say
he cannot recover. At the point
where ‘tbe accident 0 rred. the mind
is single track and e officials *day
the acciden was esult‘pf a mis-
understand as of signals _
GERMAN SOCIgglEss ELECT OFFI-
TORRINGTON, July 5.——The seven-
teenth annual convention of the Ger~
man Roman Catholic Society of the
state closed yesterday afternoon.
There were forty-five delegates in at.
tendance from the different societies
at the meeting this afternoon. These
officers were elected. President,
George Jacob of New Haven; vice-
president. Carl Schmidt of Bridgeport.
secrptary. Joseph Derbacber of New
Ha
way to the' hos: .
."‘ _\
‘s it Milieu
For Summer Settles.
w: 3‘ ('1.
STRAW HATS, all the best styles sac. he “do.
NE KWEAR of RumschundarSlik............as5o.tp”s. ‘
SHfRTs of Woven Mldrll andPercslo...............l.¢o. é
BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Cali or Pigskin . . 25c... soc. and Sin
Single or Double Breasted Suits
Two or three-piece models,of Serge, Homespun. Chum .“
or Wool Crash, which in design and weave are specifically . {.1
adapted for Summer service. ' '
:6. 00 to $15.00
. LITTLE BOYS’ WASH sous. MANY STYLES.
50c.. 75c., 85c.. $1.00, 6; So and; m. L
t 23‘ h I. I ‘
SELLEGK 81 PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishm ' .
'1 ,3. 1.."
98‘ Washington Street. South Norwalit. j I \
TELEPHONE CALL' ass-s. ‘
:I‘
Clover Hill Print Butter is the butter served exaltislvely at tho Wild”!-
Astorlst We soil It. . New lot now in. To gl vs I post! chines to Icy it
i will make the price 250, as a special for a few days. » -« .
Built Tub Buttsr at 234: as a special for a few days
Sonic Good Old Potatoes. Some people can't out new potatoes.
good old potatoes going at 20c pee 1
New Potatoes. as to size, 26c- and 30s peck.
Plnelpples. Never better or cheaper. Can sell you tried ones 7'9“?“
to 13¢. . In l/z dos. lots for canning, 10c to 12¢. ‘
Lemons for Fourth of July Trade. soft and juicy, at 221: this. ’
We: mu an. a good supply of Fresh Polo, Cahhauol, post‘s. and»...
Lettuce. Cucumbers, String Beans and Strawberries for Olmrdly’s trad!-
New lot Shoulders Hams and Smo kod Beef ust in.
There is hope in work. A hope for you an me.
Ast‘
Work as. v z
. ,
moons a JAVA cor-res . 5
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TH LEE TEA AND BUT
17 RT]! MAIN STREET.
TELEPHONE 10s.
N W IS THE TIME! THIS 18 TH ‘ . ,
to lea your order for Live Lobster-s. Soft Stan .
flab} Halibut, Cod, Mackerel, Ponies. etc. Yuri ‘
to carry them home. We deliver them for you 1»
ALL oooos Wannsursb. r «a
was? Ens wssmno'ron eraser. Next to John H. rm soul
Branch . White 8h. Danhury: 769nm: magmas.
W...»
Hess beyond sll other possessions is the would“. an
' your highest consideration. '1‘
arr rams wm: -ov in arts: sxsmuxno’u m
. . r soar in -
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,ss‘ ALI. srnssr.
Optlsi a tskss into consideration tits also and shape
and . uses the objectionable futon. to a minimal.
tion an comfort given by our msdo‘ato- order sinus a" do
can we more popular. The frames fit so My that.
Psi-toe fitting glassssboost no more tn an Ill littsd‘
Haunt}. NOYI'. Refraction
Room ' Unltsd Inuit Building, '
to
#45:—
Mr ABRWALO tor VESSELB.
rumours. July *8‘4—Amvea:
n treasurer. Carl“ Folder of Hart-
- - isi Appointments at convenience of patron;
been, i. 11:46 :46, 6:00. Saturday sushi
Steamer Pennsylvania. New York for
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