We“ make Our
, “ Ice * Cream
I absolutelu Of all
pure cream.
LANB’S
SI Wishingion St
.‘v .‘v .\v _'v —lv J.- .J. _‘. .‘ .
r~ .- r4 A .~ .~ .~ .- .-
Mlss Margaret Torpey, of Danbury, is
visiting triensd here:
Labor Day will be the next legal hol-
Iday. it will come on Monday. Septem-
ber 5
Miss Mabel Manner, of Brookville, L.
1., is visiting Miss Ida Hutchinson, of
Taylor avenue.
'i'ho ratile of the fire cracker and the
. boom of the toy cannon is no more
heard in the land.
George Stevens. of Bethel, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Samuel Foster,
of Merwin stre’ét, Norwalk.
James Hunt. of 28 'lown Hill nveniie,
Danbury, was in South Norwalk visit-
ing friends over the holidays.
Mm Mary McLaughlin, of South
. Norwalli. has been visiting at her home
in Grassy Plain street. Bethel.
George B. Montgomery, of tho Tris—
tram & Hyatt store, ‘.Ncrwslk is enjoy-
ing his annual vacation from duty.
The meeting of;- the ischoda Club.
which was to have been held last even-
ing. has been postponed until next
week.
A meeting oi thé Woman' s Guild of
Trinity Church was held last evening.
but no business of importance was
transacted.
Miss Beatrice Tiahand who has been
visiting Mi. and Mrs. William Vollmer
has returned to her home in Yonkers,
N, ,Y. ‘ ~
Oliver B. Nickcrson spent the hull-
day in Norwalk, returning to his home
in Tremont street, last cvcnlng.~An—
sonla Sentinel.
——Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older -.ones
. Easily cured. Dean’s Ointment never
‘ tails. instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, .10 cents.
Mr and Mrs. George B. Montgomery
. will shortly take up the mysteries of
housekeeping in newly iurnished apart-
ments in Chestnut, shreet,.Norwalk.
Figures from Connecticut weather
observers for the month of June show
that the month averaged half a degree
warmeo than till! average“ for the’ past
iifteen years.
’i' be cool weather decreased the usual
Fourth of July Magnum trade. Much
less than the us amount of ice
cream was ordered for the holiday
consumption. ',
Jesse Toiles, of Kansas City,_who
has been the guest'- of his brother.
Chester F. 'i‘olleiivoIMSouth Ulifi street,
._ is now visiting relatives in South Nor-
' _. waik.-—Ansonia Sentinel.
. 7 The Misses McNamara. Kelly and
" 2 Murray, who have been the guests of
“ Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn, oi Wash-
, ington street, have returned to their
homes in Danbury. ,
Mrs. Anna Wells. of Ridgeiield, died
at the Danbury Hospital, yesterday.
j after having undergone an operation
1 which was performed too late to save
her. the remains Were taken to East
, Granny for interment
F. B. Coleman set on the balance of
his stock of iir'eworks‘et his home last
night, so that he would not have to
keep them over for a year. Quite a
crowd gathered to see the display.
which was a'vfine one: ‘
, Raymond Brotherd‘fbave commenced
harvesting their crop of hay, They have
begun onthelr West. Norwalk farm.
' and after that will harvest the crop
in the East Nor’wslk? fields. "» The men
are in charge of William '1‘. Raymond.
_ Miss Nora Kelly, Miss Sue Murray,
Misses May and Gertrude Hand, Miss
.Mlse Mamie All! 115,
are enjoying an but
7 walk.
Dr. E. Edward Selleck, of Norwsik.
is now located in Les Angeies Califor-
.. nia and will shortly begin practicing
1in that city Since arriving there Dr
~ 815le has met Herbert Van Ness and
‘ Henson, former Norwalkers.
» r. Heparin and William Montgomery
have been together in the West for sev-
e111 years.
or, Charles Kernel, Michael
nd wile, William McPhelciny.
,{an‘d John “Allen
ng at South Nor-
Bradley,
is Mary J Wrilht. New Haven:
F. new r~J
LninlWIln‘ws Niles.
Mamie Dillon, EMiss ‘iGrace Birn‘ey.‘
Baseline
Power
Boats
Ta ylorfi Golden
74 Washington 5., so. Net-walk, ct.
is. Stein). 0! Bridgeport Is visiting
ends here.
A routine meeting of St. Joseph’ s '1‘.
A. 13. Society Was held last evening,
Horace Johnson? Fourth of July
shpwer did not put In an appearance.
A splendid array of laces at the sum-
mer sale now in progress at Reed's.
See ad. ‘
Sheriff John W. Sculie‘y and Attorn-
cy W. 0. Clark are in Wilton today on
business.
if you are going to do up any black
caps and red raspberries, leave your
order at Lorenzo Dibble‘s.
David Novak and Mrs. Josethovnk
and family spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Svec, of Fairncld avenue.
Washington Camp, Patriotic
of the Sons of America, will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. 19.. meets to-
night for the purpose of installing oili-
cers elected at the last meeting.
Jerome May's Orchestra is at The
Kn‘ob this afternoon. and this evening
there will be a dance In the club house.
No matter what your favorite sport
is, the Sportsmen Corner at nowland's
can be of much service to you. See ad.
“Olly: Branch odgc. Knights of Pyth-
hold a meeting tomorrow
37d? lthe hall in Swnrtz & (‘orbett‘ s
on
A regular meeting of Norwalk Typo
graphical Union. No. 629, will be held
in the Central Labor chcuni tomorrow
evening,
A meeting of the heifers will be held
this evening, .to take action regarding
the bill of prices to be submitted to
the manufacturers.
fr
TRAINED NURSE SHOT.
Mysterious Affair During a Drive to
Litchfieid.
TORRINGTON, July 6.——Miss Rosel
la ilegnal. a trained nurse of Water-
bury. who is spending the slimmer in
Litciiiietd, was shot in the” calf of her
left leg last night while driving toward
Litchfleld with a companion. The bul-
let, which came from a rifle, flattened
itself against the bone and was lodged
under the skin on, the opposite side.
The ball was removed, and while Miss
llegiial is suffering‘from the shock. it
it believed, that the injury will not
prove serious.
An investigation ls being conducted
by the police. but so far they have been
u77abie to find the person who fired-the
s ot
HARRISONS LOSE THEIR CASE.
‘INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd., July 6.—~Ras-
sell Harrison and Mrs. Mary Harrisoi
McKee, son and daughter of the deceas
ed cit-president, have Inst their east
against their" mother, Mrs. Mary Lori‘
Harrison,» through the decision of
Judge Allen, of the Circuit Court, Thr
plaintiffs'eiiceptcd to‘the report oi thi
Union Trust Company. the executor o‘
the estate, chargin that as trustee an
der the“ villi, It he set aside securities
in excess of the 8125.000 designated b}
the teststor as a trust fund for his wt
dow. The court held that the will pro
,vldes that the securities should be list- ,
cd for the ti‘ust fund at their cost to .,
the testator and having been fixed one:
its a part of that fund. their Intreusi
in value Is no cause for having or re
ducing them.
A SUICIDE IN SALEM.
SALEM, Conn, July 6.-Osalas WI:
nokcr, a Polish "laborer, fifty-eight
vears old comltte‘d suicide last night
by taking a large dose of car He acid.
He was found on his bed by is wife
and he had evidently been dead for a
few hours Family troubles are al-
leged to have been the cause for the
act. Heir-ayes a widow, a daughter
and two 'sons
Keep Awav Mosqmtos‘ With
China o. Punk
sonny
F. B COLEMAN,
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Ipapiding'c Scuba"
. and Bportlfigc coda.
iiié’rsbntiiziuorwaii
‘ Trust .Co.
——-—,—
The not... have ordered that.
Order .
Let Us upply Your.
Fourth Oi July Clothes.
. Everything points to a hot old time this Fourth. We’ vc
got the c other to keep you cool and let you have a good time.
i Open Saturday night until late-better buy before our
, stocks and your time and money are short. Closed all day
1 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 t at the tailor
can ’t excel for double the money. Wool crash, ohiespun and
‘ flannel; and our reliable blue serge, too—single or double
breasted models, $8. so to $10.
Flannel Outing Trousers, cut loose and full, $2.50 to $4;
. White Duck Trousers, $1.00 to $1.50.
As always, the best and biggest show of Neglige Shirts' “1/
town—plain and pleated bosoms, 50c, $1, $1. 50 to $3.00.
Fancy Vests galore-i, $1. 50 to $3. 50; Snappy Neckwcai‘,
Fancy Hosiery. Straw Hats, Outing and Yachting Caps. thin-
nest ot Underwear.
Everything boys wear, from Hat to Hose.
‘ROGERSiiSTEVENS
7 Successors to Comatook Bros.
. tours MoawALK. TEL. one. an.
l Selling Hay, 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—1s that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good
service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH
i am near-dust as far as the near»
est letter-box or telephone. , I
Dimham piano
Upright, Rosc- Wood Case
.,,.-‘ ‘ ‘1
125.00 " “
:;.)63‘I?,ushinitii§lflrm. Telephone 865-3..
Developing and Printing
,. it Lon Prices it
W. P. BEERS,
PHOTOGRAPHIG SUPPLIES.
10 Wall 8m“. . O 80. Main arm:
TELEP ONE. ._
Nor-Walk. it" ' 337-2. ‘ Go. Momma
duet mam unstim- Iarpe Womb! Eastman Kodak Sonnet.
.; .7 A7 Departure
~ -, from old methods and non-Wire :,
does in the livery busing?“ enables no.
3m strictly sip-tonne
We're abreast of the times in every
811M" 1“ “in“. fig con-
, . Nat. .ead.
N. Y. Central, 116% 118% 110% 118%,
6E0 the neat!" tip" in will
give to all who will call at our '
Itord a free sample of
Beotli’s Denna
I Talcnni Powder
-z This Is without doubt the best ,
' Talciim Powder on tho market.
‘ assume all: ’50in :00.
fun when ininiiiu .
l The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
- Calls Answered. fit. cult, 12-2.
:-
/
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10: 10 a. m.-'i‘be
opening stock market today was broad
and active and buying orders of 1, 000
to 3.000 shares wore excuted in many
.of the leading stocks. Union Pacific
rose 7,5 on the purchase of 3.000 shares
and there were gains of 95 to 94 in St.
Paul, Louisville and Nashville, Balti-
more and Ohio. Chesapeake and Ohio,
and Amalgamated Copper.
WALL STREET,11 a. m. «The mar-
ket showed great animation and bread-
the for the largest part of the first
hear. Heavy realising was In evidence
at various points, but the large often
lugs were well taken and higher prices
than the opening were touched, Blocks
of 1.000 to 5,000 shares were trans-
ferred in quick succession of Penn.
pfd. The local tractione were the on-
ly heavy stocks In the active list, Met-
ropolitan Street Railway falling it
and Manhattan 95. American Tele-
111101191081. 1%. Union Pacific, Penn-
sylvania and UnltedStates Steel pfd.
rose 1%, Wabash pfd. and St. Louis
Southwestern 155, the preferred 2%.
Pipe pfd. 3 and American Express 3%.
A few of the lesspromine‘nt stocks at-
so gained a point or over. When rea-
lising began to aiiect the general list,
Metropolitan Street Railway rebound-
ed violently to 117% and the tone of
the market became irregular.
WALL STREET, noon—Metropoli-
tan Street Railway quickly reacted 1%,
and Wabash, pfd., a point. The mar-
ket became rather spotty during the
second hour. United States Steel was
lifted a. and Mum-met Nashville a
point. Southern Pacific lost a point.
but Union Pacific and'Pennsyivsnia
became quiet. Bar gained 135, Pressed
Steel Car. 1,6. Metropolitan Securities
2% Consolidated Gas 2%, and West‘
anghonse Flectric. 2%. Bonds were
rm
WALL STREET. .1 p. mmAitcr a
I period of irregiilarltythe buying move-
ment broke out again. The Erica led
the rise and established advances of .1
brought considerably higher prices
especially Reading, Amalgamated Cop-
. ”per after being neglected throughout
the morning was brought in large
blocks and touched 51%. St. Paul was
also taken freely and brought 1485‘.
Realty. pfd., declincdp point.
TODAY'S SQUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private Wires or
Maples I: Goldschiiiidt, Commission
Brokers, Swarts it Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 158.
Open. lilgh.bow.1p in.
Amai. Cop., 50% 007A. 60% 50%
A1110. A: F.Co_1054 16% 16% 18%
Am. ice.. 6% 6% 6% 6%
Am. ice. pf. 27 2755 27 27%
Am. Inca. 20% 20% 20% 20%
Am. Smelt., 541A 54% 54% 54%
Am. Sugar. 128% 128% 128 12895
A. '1‘ £8,159" 74% 75 74% 74%
A '1‘ & 8 Fe [71.91% 94% 94% 94%
Balio. & Ohio, 81% 82% 81% 82
B'klyn. R. T.. -45 49% 49% 49%
Chad. & Ohio, 32% 32% 32 32%
CM. &N.W..170% 171% 175% 171%
Ch, “Gt West.' 14% 14% 14% 141‘
011 M& St P.1457/s 146% 145%, 145%
061. F. & 1,31 31% 31 31%.
Col. 8011111., 16% 16% 16% 16%
Con Gait. 194 196 194 196
Del. & 11116., 153% 159 158 159
Eric. 24% 24% 64% 24%
Erie, 181, 91.. 59% 60% 5% 60
Gen. Elem, 138 158% 158 158%
lll.Centrai,133 133x 133 1335;
Lou. & Nash, 112% 112% 112 112%
150 150% 149% 119%
114% 117% 114% 110%
Mex. Central. ii
8816~ 8%
M. K. &'l‘ 17 17% 17 1716,
M. K. AT" pt, 37% 38
Mo. Pacific, 3:
Manhattan
Met. St. Ry.,
20% 20 20%
Nerf. 6': West. 57% 58 . 57% 68
{9%
is as
873: seat 87
Tenn. 0. t 00:07:21., 80% 02%, 80
n.3,. 9195
ramp“, at. can
at mam
Union Pacific and United States Steel ‘
to 1%. Other members of the group .
. 3m 3m '
suit 917/. 9234;
Out. & West“ 27% 27% 27% 2715'
Penn. R. 11., 116% 1.18 116% 137% _
Poo. Gas. 98% 98% 98% 8% ,fi
Pres. S. Can, 27 3755 27 37% .
Reading. 48 48% 47% 48%.
Read, lat, pf., 82% 82%, 82% 8296
Read. 20; pt, 69 69 69. 69
Rep. Steel. 6% 7
Rock island, 2115 7:
.. I I-‘“WI -M
Furnishings on
For Summer Service
STRAW HAng‘uflNMWW lAcc-Ic'ofidl . fluid“, ,.
wankocoocctdot'lhm“#kl I"
*‘EBCEWEAR oi ails-cs
sums of deeii Madras are lined. ..............
‘ BELTS of Walrus. Seal. Cali or Pigskin . . an, maid,
Single or Double Breasted Stills
. 1.7.,
Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Homclpun.
or Wool Crash. whiciiin design and weave are
adapted for Summer service.
.76". 00 to $15.00
LITTLE BOYS’ wasii sens, Mani! m, ,
soc» 75c‘-‘. 85c. 8i.oo. 8735.0 «iii,
a
sELLEcK ii PRICE ‘
00 Washington Street. South Norwalk. _ ‘
TELEPHONE can: 354»; ’ ‘ ’
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-—-'Oiders Taken For—4'11;
Blink Cap and lied pa
ii non are coins to do up iiilll nine me a
chance to sell 110“. '
le LAID EGGS COO-Otocaololuolll cocoa-cuIIOIIICIOIdulhu’
.._.> Hi
MOOHA A JAVA come ..
BE.T T‘A.‘ ALL KI'ND& BIIOIIU‘II'II'IOIQ...‘I.I...OCII
rns LEE ran nun Burr w
I? NORTH MAIN STRBBT.
reunions ion.
“T.
to Wyouroider forLioe Lam SWIM '4
Ram and Little Ned. at.» Bluefish. wearer.
”fob Halibut. Cod. Mac 1 .
to carry Mimi home. We diluent U“
m
ALL cocoa wasnANrao,
wear can WASHINGTON eraser. am to Joli‘ ii.
Banshee—£0 we no at. Dlnbum reasons. amen,
Hrs”: Best
00 van onus: is. anon ms ,f' ,.
cm:
Whereas compensates-hum all
can. your highest consideration. 1 -
coin rams WITH vouii and: mum me.
nor "from seamen“. . ,
”—0—— ._....—
‘
opticicn takes Into consideration the cite a
and»
and nave-zinc objectionabledbutum to aim Mum.
‘8“ grins and comfort pie-ii by c , ,
matte-cider
. uchabrightwoiacii: maria C
2th! Medium.“ 1
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