Iabsolulelll of all I ‘ pure cream. ; LANE’S Important sale of wash dress fabrics It Reed’s. See ad Eugene O‘Connell, of New York at Sunday with relatives in South orwalk. ‘Blueberrios. very fine, large, luscious Trait. are to be found In the local .. stores today. 11 Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army of the Republic, will hold a regular eetin tonlht ’ Big reduction in price of gas ranges. Read the Gas Companys 1111. . People who tramp through the woods and fields at the present time till niamy beautiful wild flowers. 1 The monthly meeting of 0111 Well Honk and Ladder Coulputly will be '1, hold tonight at 8 o'clock. "éVIctnr and Joseph Goodwin, employ- . ‘ In the Clifford Pharmacy, are ill at lair. home in Havllnnd street. You should join Steinert's piano club. Particulars in ad. Read it. ,WQ I'lt v‘a s commenced today on chooses on the interior of the South Nowell: Trust Company' a building MISS Belle T. Ferris, of Clay street, Ia'apending her vacation with friends III Philadelphia and Atlantic City Miss Laura Lawlor, of Far Rocka- ity‘. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. In! D Flint, of South Main street. Gooseberries are making this ap- penance in the local matkcts, the lat- ‘ ~llequisition to the f1uits of tho I). M group meetings of the local eliIIhdist Churci -s will be held to— marrow evening lit the Cannon Metho tflbllrch. .. 1 i'evens dcurry 11 full line of ‘ See ad hm“. nut1t1 0L1: on the neighbol; g 1 commcznting to IIIUIWIIII. Mud many \t‘rccl. tn other parts of the ’I y are budding. The Cigurmakers‘ Union will hold semi-annual election of oiiiceis on this evening at the Central Labor l.-.y ceuin, South Main street George Scudder, of South Norwalk, _ pending two or three weeks with In ulster. Mrs. C. L. Blydenburgb, and her relatives In Northport, L. 1. Miss Clara Disbrow of Port Ches- tier, N. Y., and Miss Gertrude Kings- .Iay got Stamford, are guests of their ' Mrs J. Vredenburgh, South Nor- II a New York, New Haven and rttord Railroad Company has had co erected on the west side of the kJrom the Standard Oil Com- a crossing south to Wilson Point. here- was a union meeting of combined Stamford, Norwalk and , .. wich staffs of the Metropolitan 1 Insurance Company in the Stam- mflces, Saturday afternoon. Lawin Frank Buell, D. D., pas- the South Norwalk Congrega- nil Church went to Madison. Con- tlouh'hthls morning. to make a for Binghampton. .Mr. Morgan who is a 11 news operator has has 0 the Binghampton News eiwalk Hour the Commercial Record. estate sales of ten, with $2,000. For the first week ‘ there were eight sales. of 84.650. Walters, sister of Charles manager for Joseph Davis, ‘ ‘ "I street clothier sailed TU! 'teamship ”Deutsch- ' onths' trip to be ,‘ Mrs. Frank c. 3r. Mis- Helen Beck- d b shrilleut 33.1"" 1 a e as ters 60 'S ' .ift. the veteran railroad ,_,,'i still waning between It: 11th NorwaIk nithoutzh 1:: position was .to remain at his hi: successor is ap- Wo Wrm BURGLARY INSURANCE In SUMMER COTTAGES. DWELLINCS, S TORES. ETC. ram... Golden 74 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK. Charles 11‘. Stanley. of Georgetown, spent Sunday at his home in Norwalk. Some appear in iiewland‘s till. today. It. “don't forgets" for vacationcrs llead I Former Councilman John Paul ls ill at his home. tlirculcncd with typhoid fave r. M r. and Mrs, R. W. (iclnut, l of llrooklyn, arc visltng friends in South Norwulk. Stephen Sheldon clclit at the Nor- walk stulilmcty store el' William l’.' Beers is ill. Mrs. E. A. Jackson, of New Haven, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. K. Stan— ley, of Main street. l’orch screens give a cool and pro- tected vcrandu. The Boston Store car- I‘y the ideal thdor among others. I Mrs. Bertha Germanetti, Norwaik, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. (i. ll. Vermilyea, 16 Montgomery street, Danbury. The schooner Rachel Stevens has arrived at Norfolk, Va., with a loud parties in Providence, of coal for ltllode island. The prices quoted in the ad. of the New York Grocery Company should convince you that this store is a good place to save Miss I'Icssio (inttcrall. of llroud Riv- cr. who has b11911 visiting Miss llnun: 1b llndlcy, of llouton sheet 111tutitt1d to m oncy. 11111 home SUIIIIIIR) tvenlng M111 (‘l1a1l1-s Solker and duughtcl. of Main sitcct, started Satur- 1' Ulster County. where they will spend a week. 0119 of the regular series of dances at the Nelwalk Yacht Club was held The music was pro- Tho attendance Milllcl, day fol Saturday night. vided by Linxweiler. was good. Mrs. Frederick Schmclies. wife of the South Main street coni’ectlouor, is scr- iously ill, and yesterday was attended by a noted specialist from New York. in company with a local physician. Miss Sadie Czttterall, of Broad River. who, with her friend, Miss Freda lins- sen, of Last Norwalk. has been visit- ing friends In Brooklyn. New York. rc— turncd to her home Saturday evening. The remains of Miss .luliu Glover. a cousin of cx—Mayor Charles L. Glover. \v.1l be brought. to Norwalk from New here she died, red in Norwalk Cemetery, this after. York city. w IIOOOII. A public installation of the Olllt‘i‘l“. of 0111- Brothers“ Lodge, Norwalk. will take place The work will be performed by llep‘ uty i), Burr llouch, of South Nerwalk. Everybody is The curator of the Historical Sociciv. sanctioned by Colonel F. St. John Lock- wood, so to do, sent silk markers to be appended to the portals of the Tryou survivors‘ Nerwalk and South Norwulk houses during the hours of the public invited. exercises this afternoon. The Norwaik water commissioners succeeded in laying ,the new water main under the railroad tracks at the Water street, Norwalk crossing Sun- Section Foreman Morehan was present, and represented the railroad company in the work. which was ac- complished without any dihiculty. The cup idea is catching on. and it looks new as if four teams if not more ' day, New York, l. 0. 0. l1‘., this evening. will compete in the series. Stamford, R G, of South Norwalk and Volunteers Greenwich and possibly Saued Healt of Bridgeport will be in the cup con It is expected the that "11111-- in the Keeler Hill grounds a week from Sunday, R & G being Stmuford‘s opponents.—-Sta:n— 1 New Rochelle test. \leI be played ford Advocate. of South 1 11nd intcr- . UI Besides 0f 15 Cent Sale of Sheet Music Saturday and Monday Blue Bells, Jevlal Joe, The Song I ' Heard in My Dreams, Uncns Two Step, lust a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes, Reminy Rye, Good Bye, Little Girls, Good Bye, Kokomo. Japanese Scre- nade, and a hundred others. F. B. "COLEMAN. to North Main Street, South Norwalk. Agent for A. O. Spauldlng’s Baseball and Sporting Goods. ' keep money in out of town banks, at 3% per cent. when you can get 1. South Norwaik Trust co. not. go to the neighbor- only your money. Bring 419111 at the Our Om! Guarantee: Satisfaction or'IIfanoy Ink. For Bays’ Wear NOW WHEN YOU TURN YOUR BOY LOOSE FOR THE LONG VACA- TION, BE SURE HE WEARB LOOSE, COMFORTABLE CLOTHES WITH LOTS OF WEAR IN 'EM. DEPEND 0N US TO SUPPLY THE RIGHT SORT 0F VACATION CLOTHES FOR HEALTHY BOYS- STRONG, TOUGH CLOTHB WELL PUT TOGETHER—A5 STYLISH AS YOU WISH—BETTER THAN YOU EXPECT TO BUY AT OUR MODEST PRICES. FOR BOYS UP TO 8, SUITS FROM 22 TO 36. FOR BOYS FROM 8 TO 16, SUITS FROM $2 TO 38. WE HAVE A STRONG STOCK OF STRONG PANTS ESPECIAL- LY WELL MADE AND REINFORCED AT THE BEAMS. PRETTY HARD FOR THE ROUGHEST BOYS TO WEAR THEM OUT. FROM 500 TO $1.00. IN SHIRT WAISTS AND BLOU 8E WAISTS WE ARE SHOWING A SUPERB COLLECTION OF THE DEBT MADE TO SELL AT 251: AND 50c. WASH SUITS, OF COURSE. IN GOODLY VARIETY, PRICED FROM 50: To $2.50 A SUIT—ALL THE WANTED WASH FABRICS IN MANY PRETTY PATTERNS ARE HERE, IN SAILOR BLOUSE AND RUSSIAN MODELS OF THIS SEASON'S FASHIONINO. ROGERS & STEVENS Successors Ia Comatook Bros. sou-1'11 nonmm 11:1. CALL. an. '1, I ' 49 Wall Street. if you are careless or indifferent as to the quality given to your animals, you will lnly your grain and hay anywhere. The wise man finds otit where he can get the most good, cit-.1111, rciiubic grain for his money, 11nd patronizes that dcalcr your in and your out.~ Our customers are steady customers. They never think of going anywhere else. liuy Outs 'l‘litits Clean, MANUEL T. IIA'l‘Cl-I. I ' Join Our Piano Club This Month (membership limited to twenty-five) AND SHARE IN THE REDUC- TION OF $1,000.00 THAT WE MAKE ON THIS SHIPMENT. MEMBERSHIP FEE $10.00, WHICH ENTITLES YOU To THE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE PIANO. YOUR SHARE OF THE SAVING ON PRICE, AND ADVANTAGE OF SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $6.00. it is as much to your interest to be a member as to ours; if you don‘t join, WE BOTH LOSE MONEY TUNING AND REPAIRING GIVEN OUR BEST ATTENTION. .36 Washington Stunt. Telephone 1365-13. Derelopingiiihiliin? it low Price it W P. BEERS, PHOTOORAPHIC SUPPLIES. . TELEPHONE. 6 Sq; Main Street. Nomlk. ' 33 7-2. So. NoMIk. Just received another large ship man! or Eastman KOduk Supp"... A Departure from old methods and non-progressive ideas in the livery business enable-“us to give Itrietiy1‘1tlp-to-dnte service. 1 We're abmt of the times in every respect. Superlot militias. All com venlences. Popular pricoa mount carriages and light Vilma. III styles. furnished for all occasions. on short , California Prune Wafers cure billiouaness. constipation and other similar ailments. Cure without ill effects. Cure with- witbout the aid of other reme- dies. We would ask all our friends and patrons to call at our store and get a FREE SAMPLE of these excellent wafers. rill subliminal The l’resuiptitlli Store. 1 All can pan the door. Night Calla Answered. Tel. Call, 1212. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a, m.——The stock murkct opened active and broad today. but the changes were for the most part small. There were large dealings in Reading, United States Steel pfd., Pennsylvania and the Paci- i‘ics. Reading opened up an eighth and then ran off on realizing but the other leaders were a fraction higher as was the general market. Metro- politan Street Railway fell a half. Erie lst pfd. and Chicago Terminal pfd. gained an. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—The mur- kct hesitatcti slightly on selling of the lructions. conlers and United States Steel, pfd.. but moved up when these stocks encountered supporting orders. Large amounts of all the loading stocks changed hands at small variations. l‘riccs were shaded. again before 11 o'clock and the market was less active. want. S'I‘ilidid'l‘, nodal—A large .11»- mantl for Southern Pacific lifted that stock 7,1'1. and hardened the market in sympathy. The only wide movements were in specialties. Gains of 7,1. to 1% were made by St. Patti. pfd., Virginia Carolina Chemical, Pacific Coast, Lead. pfd., and i’ump. Toledo Railways rose 2%. Third Avenue and Canadian Pa- cific declined 1.31, and Commercial Ca- ble dropped 7 on one transaction. Atl- values wele not held and the market became dull agaln at a slight reaction. [loads were irregular. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private sures of Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block South Norwalk. Telephone I53. Open. High. Low. 1 pm Amid. (301)., 1.1% 52 51% 51% Am. Smelt. 54% til-'19 54V, 54% A111. Sugar. 128% 1287,11 12979 128%. A. T, & S. Fe. 751,1. 713135; 75 76 A 'l‘ & 8 Fc pl'.. 95 95 95 92'; Rollo. & Ohio, 82% 82% 821,4; 82% ll'klyn. R. T., 50% 5051’, 50% 50% Cites. & Ohio, 33% 33% 33%. 33%. Ch. (it. West. 13% 13% ids-i. 13% (III. M «It St P, H.571. 146%. “3:3“ 116% Col. 1". It: i.. 32% 321/. 32% 321/. Del. & Hud., 159% 159% 159 159 Eric, 26% 2.5% 24% 25 Erie, lst. pf., 01 61 00% 60% Gen. Elec., 15813.3 158% 15831. 158's)” Lou. & Nash.,1127,1’. 113 112% 112% Manhattan. 151% 1511.9 151 151% Met.St.Ry., 116% 116% 115% 115% Mex. Central, 8% 8% 8% 8% M K & T., pf., 38% 387.9 38% 38% Mo. Pacific, 91% 92 91% 91% Not. Lead, 23% 21% 23 23% N. Y. Central. 117 117 117 117 Nerf, 6‘; West, 59% 59% 59 59 Ont. 6i: West, 28 28 27% 28 PM. Mail, 27% 271.4 271.5 27% Penn. R. in, 11855 1181/. 1177.1, 117%. Fee. Gas, 99% 99%. 99 99 Pres. S. Car. 211% 291,4 2835 291,5 Reading. 611.4 51% 50% 51% Read, 2d. pf., 7‘2. 72 72 72 Rock Island, 22 22% 22 22 South. Pee, 48% 49% 48% 4959 Sen. Ry. Co.. 23% 231,5 23% 23% Tenn. C. «I: i., 37% 38% 37% 38% Texas Pac.. 24% 2451'; 24% '24'55 Union Par... 92 92% 91% 91% U. S. Leather. 6%, 7 6% 7 U. S. Leath pf, 80% 80% 80% 80% U S Real & Con 67A. 5% 5%? 5% U. S. Steel. 11% 11% ll 11 U 8 Steel pf., 59% 59% 68%, 58% Wabash. 16% 16% 16% 16% Wabash. pf.. 35% 35% 35% 35% West. Un. Tel, 87% 87V. 87% 87M Stranger-"The morgue is right out this street. isn't it?" Bey—“Yeh.” Stranger—"if 1 board any one of these trolley cars will it take me there?" Boy-“If yer try to board one 0' data cars yer'll git dare sure enough."— Philadelphia Record. ' Like a Woman: “If you'll notice." ' said Finnick. “the peels invariably say ‘she' when referring to the earth. Why should the earth be considered femi— nine?” "Why not. Nobody knows Just how old the earth is."—-Phlladelphia Public Ledger. country place. where i could give: lawn party. Husband—Just for the pleasure of Inviting some of your friends, eh? Wife-«Well, yes: and the pleasure of not Inviting some .—Phila- dolphin Ledger. Ethel (ecstaticallyI—Oh. Charlie. would’ you just us leave propose all over again, and do It Into this phono- mph! Charlie—Why?“ EtheF-Why, I want to have something to remember [you by after you have"-gono In and 1 spoken to papa about IL'HgLite. Followed Directions: Mahoele-P . Ain'taea'th’ van that tovld" me niver to dbrink wathor widout bellln'? Pay. stolen—Yet. sir. [shoots-“Thin Oi hov a noted to murthlr yo. OI dhrank boiled wather own It utmost burned me mouth elm—Chime Tim's. Ignition—7%?“ what you out. and you w more. WWOII. ”Wife—I wish we had 1a nice large ‘ trunnion. 11. .11» SHIRTS Negligee Shirts, bosom 50 Del. lot of White Madras and Percale plain or plaited at . , 48 cts. UNDERWEAR—Fish Net Balbriggan, Lisle and Japanese Bill! from 25 01:3. to $I.OO. NAINSOOKDRAWERSAT ......... .............. ”Hum IO-IIIOIII HALF HOSE, BLACK LACE AND FANCY AT 260 All our 501: hose have been mixed In this lot. IN FOUR-INMAND TIES—Wash Ties in any shape . FOULARD BLUES AND THE NEW SHAPES TIESAT elbootoololqperilous-looses...- OUTING SUITS . ..... . ........ ..... ...............$5.001IOI15.W ”m, SELLECK 81 PRICE. Clothiers and Final-hon. ' .I 98 Washington Street. South Netwalk. TELEPHONE CALL 324-2. [Say Are you going to use any BLACK CAP RASPBERRIES for doing up? Now: a good time to buy. I can sell you quarto at 14 CENTS. and I doubt if they will be any cheaper. If you want, let me know about one-half day before you wish to use them. CURRANTS are not so plentiful. I can supply but a limited demand. Price at Present 121/2 CENTS QUART. for good ones. PINEAPPLES were never better 0 r cheaper. 111111 w. a good rim to set :n‘now. Have some In tine order at 1 2V; CENTS by one-half dozen or dozen o 3. HOME RAISED CABBAGE is coming In very good. Can sell good onol from 8 to 10 cents. BLACKBERRIES NEXT WEEK. SMALL NEW POTATOES, 25 CE NTS peck. acetone, 30 CENTS peck. SOme OLD POTATOES at 50 CE NTS bushel. Hope to nerve and please. Lorenzo Dibble ..... m... wwflw. HEW... . no... at...“ 219 1.3. ~——————_—-—_ BEST VERMONT ....... 23¢ LB. NEW LAID EGGS .... ———-——- MOCHA A JAVA COFFEE ...................... 2511 DOI. 256LB. ._..__._._ BEST TEAS. ALL KINDS ..‘5¢LB. THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00.. SOUTH NORW‘I-K I? NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE toe. Free delivery to all parts of'tho two cities. R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fl FRESH ARRIVALS OF . Weakiish. Halibut. Cod and Live «Lobsters ALL GOODS WARRANTED.1 ‘. WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. FuI'I'II' coal mo. Crunches—E0 White 8L. Danbul‘y; 15PacifleStrouLStnmferd. Ho Sees Best 512.55%? CO Y?U REALIZE the serious Consequuou of Conn-iii ‘ ' Priceless beyond all other pail-mien: In no eyesight, and;- serves your highest consideration. 1 DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FRI... PIN- FEC‘I‘ FITTING GUARANTEED. O. B. JACKSON, 1 OPTICIAN. ‘i n n WALL avatar. seawater. on? .1 THE SKILLED. Optician takes Into consider-don't» sin and shape 9! the mini-«M and reduces the objectionable features to a minimum. The corn mistle- \, tlon and comfort given by our made-ao- order 9 In daily mung our cal week more popular. The tram lit on port ly the! they are not Perfect fitting glasses cost no more than III titted ones. We Yellow no Inb- Ilu to leave our hands. HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling: Optima. - f - 1 Room 9 United Bank Building. Miter-unlit. Coup. Spool-i Appointments Moonmlon cc of patron. _ 10m hours, S, 11:40, 181“. 0:00. Mandingo T—S.
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