_ Norwalk. was present. “ of Mrs. Smith. at the corner of Park , er avenue, Glenbrook. 81, 200. PHONE. ‘K 365-5. We make our loo Cream absolutelu oiall pure cream. Lil—1&5 5| Washington St. Local News Nola William Tierney, of New York, spent yesterday in town. Miss Hazel Leslie. of New York. is visiting Mss Helen Douiens, of Gerard Place. —-Straw hats! Straw hats! O'Brien. Star of Columbia Circle, Companions of the Forest, held a routine meeting, last evening. Gooseberrics are in the local mar- ket, the latest acquisition to the fruit of the season. Timothy V. Foley, Miss lit-ion Foley and Miss Bertha Tierney spent yes- terday at Currey Island. —Fresh or corn plate 5c ii). York Market. Miss Kittie and Annie McKcnnn are visiting their cousin, Miss Jenirlo Gorrnan. of 'i‘orrington, Conn. Henry Mead, of South Norwalk, was visiting ins brother, Louis Mead. In Branchvlllc, last week. ——Princeton style Soft Hats. O'Brien Mrs, J. Mead, of South Norwalk, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H, .l. Kellogg, at Windenrere, llidgetleld. A meeting of Buckingham Post, G. A. R., of Norwalk, will be held this evening, at the post rooms in Wall street. The auxiliary yacht Helen F., Is be- ing overhauled on the ways at Jen- nings' yards, preparatory to a cruise to Block Island. ' .The oillcers of Cockcnoe Tribe, 1. O R. M., of Norwaik w. . on raised up by Deputy Great Sachem Bunting. of Stamford. The number of passengers going by the new steamer oi’ the. Norwalk Steamboat Company, to New lurk, in- creases every day. Misses Katherine and Elizabeth Un. de1down, or ’i.1yior ith‘l‘llIU are sweet- ed home tomorrow from a visit to As- torin Long Island —~Binck and Brown Der-bies, O‘Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds,,oi Bedford Station, New ,York, are trio guests of Mr."and Mrs. George A. thlpiey, of Fulriield avenue. Mrs. E. C. Betta, of East avenue, and Miss Sarah Henderson, are entertain- ing a company of friends at bridge whist this afternoon at the Pine Ledge Club house. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Durkin, of 82 Town Hill avenue, Danbury, have re- turned home after spending several days with Mr. Durkin‘s brother, Pat- rick Durkin, in Norwalk. —The greatest variety of fresh candy to be found at M. S. Smith & Co.’ 11, Tickets have ebcn issued for the first annual reunion and ciambake of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company, The affair will take place on one of the is- lands down the harbor on July 26. The Pine Ledge Whist Club will hold its next session Tuesday after- noon at the Pine Ledge Club house Pine Point, Tuesday afternoon of next week. Mrs Charles N. Wood will bu the hostess on this occasion. ——Leg lamb 140., New York Market ——A household ascensity. Dr. Thom- as' Eclectric Oil. Heals burns, curs wounds of any sort: cures sort throat, cronp, catarrh, asthma; never fails. The regular meeting of Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was held last night and routine business was transacted One visitor Mr. Smith of Derby, 9. on of Charles Smith, of East New Philo S Green, real estate agent Wednesday sold C. L. Ogden’ s house on Camp avenue Springdale, to Mrs Mary E. Smith, of Norwalk. Mr Green also purchased a lot. 55 x 150, —me the white- goods stock comes specia'i bargains in figured and striped mercerised waistlngs for Sat. and Mon. M. s. Smith 8; 00. Mrs; L. A Hoyt and family, of Ridgoiield. entertained a party of guests from Norwalk. at Lucile farm. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Function, formerly of Smith‘s Ridge. were in company. 1.... Banister and .5. W. B. Baa- later. of NemkN 15:231.. liq hm been the goats oil maidrfi; stsrwd‘ this morning for A m. wash , gating at 01% finial”!!! Prim-' wmmxiuths - 1nob..o. ..“m~.-’n____—_L . We Write BURGLARY INSURANCE In SUMMER COTTAGES. -—~--_~u—~”m 74 WASHINGTON 37.. SOUTH NOR WALK. Mas Mary Ileacom spent yesterday in New York If you are going to do up berries. A- New lot of white nradras and per- cuie negligeo shirts, nt Soliock & Price‘s. See ad. Groocrles at saving prices at the New York store. Read the ad. and you will be convinced. Miss Frederica Starr, avenue, leaves today for Newburgh. N. Y., where she will visit friends. ,Mrs. John T. Webb, of Ansonia. is visiting with friends in South Nor- waik. She will remain two weeks. A good chance to secure bargains at the 29 cent sale at the Boston Store tomorrow and Monday. Read the ad. A business meeting of the Central Labor onion was held last evening. Routine business was transacted. Soutn Norwalk Conclave, Improved Order of Heptasophs, will hold no more meetings during the summer nronths. Joseloif carries a full line of Ar- mour's celebrated Vcrlbest canned meats, and is making a special offer for Saturday. See ad, Frederick E, Lockwood. of i". E. Lockwood & Company, was in New York, yesterday, looking 11p an auto- Voluntoer Circle, King's Daughters. of the Norwnlk Methodist Church. held a lawn party on Tuesday evoning, of this week. at the home of Mrs. War- ren, on Union Park. The jewelry store of R, N, John- quest in Ansonin. in which (‘eorge A. Comstock, formerly of N01 walk is em- ployed, was considerably damaged by fire last Thursday. Joseph F. Cole and Miss Cole, of Providence, were guests of their ais- ter, Mrs. E i“. McDermott, of Living- ston place. for a short time this week. and to New York yesterday. Several members of Ponassus Coun- c.il Royal Arcanum. of Norwalk, will shortly go to Brooklyn. and visit a lodge in that city. It is expected that quite a party will take the trip. —10.000 bargains for Sat. and Mon. in the kitchen dept M. S Smith & Co. George SherWoud, of Company F. Third Connecticut Volunteers, has been granted a pension of $6 per month. Tire pension was secured through Mrs. Maruua Kocler, pension attorney. The Jewelers' Circular Weekly states that an ingeniously constructed lever watch escapement. an enlarged dupli— rate of a Waitham watrh cacapcmtmnt was recently on exhibition in a window of C. E. Lawrence's Jewelry store. , The cricket team of Welcome Stran- ger Lodge, Sons of St. George. wil; practice tomorrow, in preparation for hie game a week hence with the Stam- ford lodge team. These two team. played an interesting match last Sat- urday Raymond 82, Son, the enterprising Norwalk furniture dealers. have just received a, and, line of the new mission furniture which is very popular at the present time. Read what they have to any in their advertisement in to day's Sentinel. W. C. Orton, a New ,York broker, is visiting this city, a guest of G N. Mc Kibbin Mr Orton has the disposal 01 several large contracts for machinery. and it is expected that the McKibbin Company will secure the larger share of them. , , Dr. and Mrs, J. Milton Coburn have received a copy of The Trinity Tab- let. pub ished by the students at the college 11 Hartford. The class day lumber canrnins portraits of several members of the college, and the like was of Aaron Coburn appears in the football team and in the Glee Club. is can: Solon! Shoot Marlo Saturday and Monday Blue Bells, Jovlal J,oo The Song I Heard in My Dreams. Uncas Two Step, last a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes Rominy Rye, Good Bye, Little Girls 093: Bye. Keir homo. Japanese Sara and a hundred others. ‘\ F. B. COLEMANW to North Main Street, South Nomlit. Agent for A. O. Spauidlng’s Belem. . and Sportliig Goods. The sour. Norwalk Trust Co. ;.\.:M The trustees. have ordered that interest attire Rate of DWELLING-5'. STORES. ETC. Taylor-8 GoldenI leave your order at Lorenzo Dibble's., of Elmwood , .- 2o give strictly powders service. ; ARE YOU CLAD FOR HOT DAYS? I CoolingWeja'rs for Me 8 EASY TO .KEEP COOL IN ONE OF OUR FEATHER-WEIGHT SUITS 0F FLANNEL. WOOL- CRASH. HOMESPUN OR SERGE—LIGHT IN PRICE AS WELL, , $6 to $18 STYLISH iN OUT AND PERFECTION IN FIT. OUR RELIABLE BLUE SERGE SUITS ARE SOLVING THE UESTION OF SUMMER DRESS FOR MANY MEN. WE GUAR- ANTEE THEM TO HOLD COLOR, AND THEY ARE SO WELL TAI- LORED THAT THEY HOLD THEIR SHAPE TOO“ ALL SIZES. SINGLE AND DOUBLE-EREASTED MODELS. $|O to” $I8 WHEN IT COMES TO REAL ELEGANCE AND COMFORT IN NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, YOU MUST COME TO US. St to 33 WITH A HOST OF PATTERNS TO PICK FROM. FROM STRAW HATS TO FANCY HOSE. WE ARE READY FOR SWELTERING MEN. AND FOR BOYS T00. GOOD PICKING AMONG THE FANCY VESTS YET—SMART GARMENTS AT $1.50 to $3.50 aocsasasravms Successors to Comsiock Bros. eoura NORWALK. 1:1. CALL. 32-15.. Selling Hay, Grain and Food in a big. fair, liberal way is our business. Proiit is not our only dim—not quite: We owe much to the public for the patronage they give. We take some things for granted though-ll that you depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good service. ,_ . .. fisuv one THAT'S CLEAN. ' ' MANUEL r. HATCH I am near—Just as far as the one cat letter box or telephone. , Dunham Eldon, Upright [1039- wood Case $125 00 Cash or. Easy Payments. ‘ so martini” Strut. Tolopbono cow. 7 m Developing and Printing ~ it 1.011 Prices it W P. BEERS, , ,. PHOTOGRAPHg: SUPPLIES. #9 Wait Strut. “ TELEPHONE. 0 So. Main Street. Norwnik. 887 “NM. Just received smother largo ship mat of Eastman Kodak, Supplies. '- A Departure .aw from old methods and non-progressive: , dead in tho iivery‘ humus enables us We’re abs-east or the times in every . respect. Superior tuciiitlss. Alloca-‘ " 'tbohlflyhuldumndlfl. tile . ’Mmu Our omr connotes.- Satisfaction or‘lfoit‘oy Book. ' Amal Cop. 50% 51% 50% 51% Am. c. a a 00151“ .1594 1654 Am. Loco, 20% ”920% 20% Am. Smelt.. 53% 541.4 53% 54% Am. Sugar, 127% 128 127% 128 Anaconda. 74 74 74 74 A T & 8 Fe, 74% 74% 72%: 74% A '1‘ & 8 Fe pf. 94% 94%, 94% 941.5 Hallo. 8: Ohio, 81% 82 ' 81% 81% B'klyn, R. T.. 50 50%. 50 50% Ch M S: St P., 145 1455414455145“; Con. Gas, 195 196 195 196 . Del. & Hud..158%,158'§g 158% 158% Eric. 24% '21155 24% 24% Erie,lst. 115.59% 59% 59% 59% Ill Central. 13-1 134 133% 133% Lou. & Nash.,111% 111% 111% 111% Manhattan. 150 150% 149% 150% Met. St Ry..116% llb‘ 110% 117% 'Mex. Central, 7% 8% 77.1. 8% M K & '1‘ pt, 37513-3791. 37% 37% Mo. Pacific. 91% 91 91% Nat. Lead. 20% 5“520% 21% Norf. 61 West. 5816 ,, 371.4 58 58%, Out, is West. 271$ it 27 27% Pac. Mail... 26 26 26 26 . Pennik. R.. 111% 117% 116% 11714 ' Peo. Gas. 98% 989%...985fi‘ 98% Reading. 48% 48% 48% _ 48% Rock Island, 21% 21% 21% 2W. South. Pac., 48 48% 47%! 48% Son. Ry. Co‘.. 22 22 217A; 22 Son. Ry. Co pf 86% 86% 86% 86%, Tenn. C. d: I,. 37% 37% 37 37% Texas Poo. 24 24% 23% 24%. Union Pac.. 91 91% 90% 91% U 8 Leathpt. 80% 80% 80V. 80% U. S. Steel. 10% 10%, 10% 10%, U. 8. Steel. pf., 57%. 58 - 57M. 57% Wabash. pf.. 84% 34% 34%” 34% elevator man. “the dangerous part of , try cousin. , world, thavogonothrooghinsolvoncy. ‘ California Prune Wafers cure billiousness. constipation and other similar ailments. ,Curo without ill effects. . quro with- without the aid obbthsr reme dies. We would ask alinour friends and patrons to call, at our store and get a FREE SAMPLE of these excellent wafers. 1111 urrurfirnna The Prescription Store. All cars pass the door. Night Calls Answered. Tot. 0-11. 12-2. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. b.——Flrst prices of stocks today were a frac- tion higher than last night with an- important exceptions. The market was quite active and the dealings well distributed. Metropolitan Street Railway rose 1%, Its securities com- panies % and Missouri Pacific a half. There was a fall of 1% in Chicago Great Western nfd. Ar . WALL STREET, Noam—The price movement became narrow. but the mar- get showed a firm undertone. Brook- lyn Transit rose 1. Consolidated Gas 1% and Third Avenue 1%. There were declines in Kansas City Southern pfd of 1% and Anaconda 1%. Bonds were iirm. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-Except for small advances in a few 0‘1"“? unim- portant stocks prices remained largely unchanged during the midday session Brooklyn Transit displayed persistent strength, touching 51 and the other lo this were also bought. Delaware (in Hudson moved up a point and Great Northern pfd. 5. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires of Maples at Goldschmidt, Commission Brokers. Swarts a Corbett Block, South Norwaik. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 pm. Some one has asked me to suggest a style of corset for a slender figure. also tor a stout figure Those whose bust ness is to fit corsets every day in the year. and who have the opportunity to work with all kinds of figures. tell me that theyrfloommond t short hip for the slight figure. ‘ An T‘know that what is called a princess hip—a corset that comes for down over the hip but is short at the front and back, giving free play of the limbs—disposes the flesh over the hip with good effect. Those who are very, very stout should have their corsets made to order. for they usually have peculiarities of lig- ure that require the attention: of the expert. ._;., "~. "See here!" cried the vihtinn‘ after the accident. “I thought you said it: was perfectly safe to go up in that old elevatdr?" ' “So it was safe to go up,” replied the it was the coming down."-Philadsi~ phia Press. "Fine, wasn't it"" exclaimed Citiman after the trombone soloist had finished his star performance ~ “That was really olever,eh1" “Oh, shacks!" replied CItiman‘ s coun- “Hs didn‘t fool me a little bit. That's one of them trick horns. He didn't really swallow it "--Philo- dolphin Press. “airport Testimony—“To settle a hot. " he visitor. "how lonhcan 1 man ‘0 “infill-l“ 1" th Mani “ which over " a mu. edits r. _ w "I: he the editor who primers ques- tions?” , .. "No.11“ a poet.’ ’—-Philadelphia __.__...,_.._ grantee—"You are looking uncorr- cheerm1,this‘morniu,,nonss.” was-“PM“ reason to. than the proud satisfaction of mm 1 don’towoaconttoanyma'niatlt‘e you know. "-—B,oston Transcript. I inst: Lory-now mini m‘ time" in WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. N!!! M John H. ‘ Branches—29 Whito 8L. Danbury; ”Pacing OM! and reduces the objectionable features to a minimum. The tion end comfort given by our made-to order glasses to in chi work more. popular. FM!” tits tddoavo our hhnds. Room 5 United Bank IuiidIng. Private Telephone .881. 50 D01. lot of Whfie Madras and Percale Negligoe Splits. , bowl .1 UNDERWEAR—Fish Net Balbriggan, Lisle and Japanese Silk from 25 etc. to $I.OO. ' I ., 'NAINSOOKDRAWERSAT ........ ........ .m HALF HOSE. BLACK LACE AND FANCY AT .........'....fi.',...u 250 All our 50c hose have been mixed in this lot. I .,. . ,1 TIES—Wash Ties in any shape ...... ....................,.M...Q.‘. M FOULARD stuss AND THE NEW SHAPES 1N FOUfl-IN- also. . '.'I'IESAT m... OUTING SUITS SELLEC K 8 PRICE candor-and rum... 1Q; , '1 -‘ 98 Washingtrm Street. South Norwallo TELEPHONE CALI; acct-a:- Ars you going to use any BLACK CAP RASPBERRIEO ”1.19%" Now: a good time to buy. i can sell you quarts at 14 CENT pull 8 . it they will be any cheaper. if you wont, let mo know about on o-llatf do]. before you wish to use them. CURRANTS are not so plentiful. I can supply but a limitde IdeolInQfl.‘ Price at Present 12y. CENTS OUART.for good ones. ,: ,1; PINEAPPLES were never better 0 r cheaper and It's: 9 ,, to " ltn now. Have some in fine order at 1 21/, CENTS by poo-big it W C“ etc. HOME RAISED CABBAGE ls coming In very good. Can from 8 to 10 cents. BLACKBERRIES NEXT WEEK. SMALL NEW POTATOES, 25 CE NTS peck. lesions. 30 CENTS pOcK. ' Some OLD POTATOES at .50 CE NTS bushel. Hope to servo and pinup. from?” soil good Q,” A 1 ,r V ELGIN BUTTER asoonova-ovens.soon-nosuccesscos-oooooasoooouoos ; fig 135...? t. Cod. Mackerel. Paroles. etc. You den (1‘ to any from from. We deliver them for you. I—n—un-h ALL oooos. wanam'rllo. Priooiols beyond all other ponuslolnil mac-w. and serves your highest consideration. DON'T rains mm was avast murmurs racr rrrrmo oUAnANrIIn, ‘ ' 0. B. JACKSON." ' ' serious. u want. urns“. I , “a“ Optician takes into conciliation the-Isa and of The frames in Wyt hat fitting gluon out no shore to an Ill ftttud on“. fig, HOMER 8. HOW. 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