*1
t; - We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE'S
51 Washington St.
.1 WW
WWW-e e
inalienable.
The ltalian Social Club‘s Clambake
will be held on Sunday, July 24th.
A routine meeting of the Hat 'l‘rim-
Irners' Association was held last even-
as.
The meeting of the vestry of Trinity
Church was postponed yesterday on ac-
count of the rain. '-
Miss Mollie and Kathleen Kearney
are visiting Miss Jennie Moioney at
her home on Cedar street.
Mrs. J. H. Kingsbury and Miss
Kingsbury. of Detroit, Michigan, have
a suite at the ilotel Clofford.
There will he a big time this even-
ing at the installation ceremonies of
Cockenoc Haylort, i. (1.11. M.
Joseph Schuldice, who has been stay-
ing in Belle island and. South Norwaik,
has returned to his home in Dnnbury.
Raymond & Son. of Norwalk. the
wen-known funeral directors, haw: just
received a new and handsome funerail
car.
District Deputy George lnghain in-
stalled the officers of Court Mahackc-
mo, Foreaters oi‘ America, last evening
at. their meeting.
Miss Jcnuie Moloncy, and Miss JcII-
nie Hollehean. have returned home,
after two weeks' visit. with relatives
in Poughkcepsie, N. Y.
A regular meeting of l‘. (l. Lonnsbury 4,
ledge. N. E. 0, P., was held last even-
ing. The visitors who were expected
from Bridgeport did not materialize. l
19. Shepard Gordy. state manager for
the Fidelity Life insurance (30.. i’hiia.
dclphia. is visiting the Norwalks on
business with the local representative
James J. Brown.
Mrs. Chas. Edler, of Burbank street,
left for lreland yesterday, on Itho Cun-
ard Line Steamer Carpattria, to visit
her sister, whom she has not seen in
twentydlve years.
The annual reunion of the Seventh
Regiment, C. V.. General Hawiey's
regiment. will be held In Meriden, Sep-
tember 7. Egbert llart of ltockvilic
it: the president of the regiment asso
ciation.
Discharges in bankruptcy have been
granted by Judge Plan in the United
States district court as follow: John
ltyau. licthel; Michael J. King, Wind-
sor Locks; Herbert S. Myers. Water-
bury; Gertrude Lipman, Stamford.
The East llanburys will go to South
Norwalk Saturday to play a game of
base ball with the R. and G. team in
that city. The Danbury team has been
putting in hard daily practice this
week and expects to give the fast it.
and G. team a strong argument. A
delegation of Danbury rootors will go
IiioIIg.——l)aubury News.
leneral A. l-lomer iiyington. United
States consul at Naples, is visiting his
old friend, E. C. ii‘rlsbie. of t‘oilins
street. Mr. Bylngton has a wide ctr
cIe of friends in the state. although he.
has been absent for a good many years
and he has been renewing associations
with them while home on a short we
cation. He is in the b. t of health and
evidently iialian climn e agrees with
hint—Hartford Courant,
—A household necessity. Dr. Thom-
as' Eclectric Oil. Heals burns. cuts,
Wounds of any sort; cures sort throat.
croup, entarrh, asthma; never fails.
C. l.. St. John has secured the
agency for the Racine Boat Manufac-
turing Company. This is one of the
oldest and largest concerns of the
oldest and largest concerns of thetaoin
kind in the country. and its line em-
braces ail grades and classes of boats
made from wood and other materials.
Parties contemplating purchasing eith-
er gasoline. steam, sailing or rowing
craft of any kind will find what they
are looking for by calling on Mr. St
John.
Old Well Tent. No. 26, Knights of
the Maccabees, at its regular monthly
review Monday night installcd the fol-
lowing officers for ensuing term:
Commander. G. W. lngham. Sn; Lieut.
Com, John Cashew; Record and"'Fin-
ance Keeper, I}. Brownstrip: Sergeant,
Sidney Stuckley; Master-at-arms, Ju-
lius Becker; First Master of Guards.
Fred Seyrlng; Second , Master of
Guards. Peter Julison: Sentinel. Wil-
liam Shanalian: Picket. Jos. Varady;
Chaplain, Frank Syle; Medical Exami-
ner. Dr. Sherer.
.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
‘ is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers, Box 516, Notre Dame.
1nd, will send her home treatment to
. any mother. She units no money.
Write her today If your children trou-
“ Menu in thin way. Don’thlnnotho
'chiid. 1' The oh'nn99!nl'e "it can’t help
inmates" INITIA
II. t. O'SUIIII’II-Il. Proprietor
T HEADAoIIE
punctual! Issuance
In
SUMMER comets.
nwuumzs. STORES. Erc.
.Ta ylord’: Golden
74‘ wasmnoron 51"..
scum NOR WALK.
CLUB THANRED'P'o'Rco’U-RTEEIEE'.
Editor Bayiin, of Huntington, Grato~
fut to Norwnlk Yacht-men.
Commodore James A. Farrell, of the
NorwaIk Yacht Club, has received the
following self-explanatory letter:
Huntington, N. 1'., July 8. 1904.
Commodore Norwalk Yacht Club.
Dear Sir:~——in behalf of the visitors
from Huntington. ll. l., who were forc-
cd upon your hospitality last Monday
by the unfortunate- breaking of a rud-
der, i wish to extend to you. and the
other members of the club with whom
we came in contact, our sincere thahks
tor the very courteous treatment ae-
corded us. We SIICCOOIICII in rcachini;
our home shore on the steamer iiunt—
tuition shortly before 12 o'clock that
night. If you or any of your members
over visit this section, i can assure
you they will be treted most kindly
by those to whom the gracious favor
of the Fourth was extended.
Very cordially yours,
liiRAM A. liAYlJS.
George 'l‘uttlo. of Fort l‘olnt street.
has resigned his pesition with the Nor-
wnlk Box Company. '
The July clearance sale begins to-
morrow at the Boston Store. Fifteen
thousand dollars’ worth of llltli‘('IlIlli'
disc to be sacrificed in this year's
sale.
The Always oady Circle of King's
Daughters. of t e Norwalk Methodist
Church. will meet Thursday afternoon.
with Mrs. Martin Kellogg, In lsaaes
place. important business will come
up and it is hoped that all of the mem-
bers will be present on this occasion.
”WM“ "'Téif'éau'w-s.
Gregory’s i’uintl
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
..——.._
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD .
OE ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER.
~—
BATHING AND FISHING. ,
BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY SEA
SON
A VERY ADVANTAGEOUS CON
TRAcT
made with the Metropolitan Pharmo
cal Company enables us to soil that:
high grade
BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
generally retalied at 75c FOR 45c PER
FULL PINT.
ZeitIuss Pharmacy
"i NO. MAIN 8T. 30. NORWALK
FANCY SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
ETAMINE SUITS.
SUITS FROM $5 TO $9.
SILK COATS AND COVERED CLOTH
COATS, LATEST STYLES, 34 TO 36
GIVE US A CALL.
Special prices for Saturday boron
Fourth of July. Cut in prices in every
article in the. store.
S. FOX,
THE LADIES’TAILOR.
tI Main Street, |. Norwoik. Conn
WATER—WINGS
AT
F. B. COLEMANS
to North Main street, South Norwnlk.
Agent for A. G. Spnuidlno'o Buooball
and Sporting Goods.
WHY
keep money in out of town banks, at
3% per cent. when you can get
It °|¢
Southitorwalk
g'l'rust Go.
You need not so to the neighbor-
ing town to draw. your money. Bring
yonrzhook to us and we will collect
It for you without loss of
tenet. .
of higher interest, but will be helping
tobniid up It local infiltration as we’ll.
acation Outfitg
...Afe Raad‘ym g L
ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME FOR YOU TO LAY IN NE DFULS Pon‘
voua SUMMER LAYEOFF‘I EVERYTHING YOU WA To. WEAR»
ANYWHERE—SEASHORE, MOUNTAINS. OR AT THE“ FAIR. FOR
DRESS QR PLAv, I8, READY HERE—READY To PUT ON~"AND
WEAR AND TRUNKé AND BAGSI’TO cARRv THEM IN. ‘
' COOL KNodK-ADOUT sUITe or CRASH. FLANNEL HOME.
sPUN OR FEATHER-WEIGHT wo RSTED, SMARTLY STYLIIH,
LIcHT IN WEIGHT ,AND PRICE—um To 322. ‘ ,
RELIABLE DLUE sERcE sUITa THAT WEAR WELL AND
KEEP THEIR sTVLIaH sHAPE As LONG As THEY LAST». IN
SINGLE on DOUBLEDREAsTED MODELS or THE‘ owARTEsr
PAsHIONINo. FROM as To 818. 4
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN BOUNTIFUL VARIETv—Nor A GOOD
NEW PATTERN Is MISSING FROM OUR CAREFULLY OATHERED
COLLECTION—PLAIN 0R PLAIT ED aosous. WITH OR WITHOUT
CUFFS ATTAcHED, STRIPES AND FIGURES 0N WHITE AND
DARK GROUNDS. FROM We to 33.
ALL THE TRIMMINGS—NECK WEAR, EELTs,
c0LLARe, UNDERWEAR. «
coon TRUNKS, BAGS AND sUIT CAsEs AT‘ egos. PRIcEs-
THAN REQULn TRUNK sTOREs ASK.
ROGERS—ESTEVENS
Successors to Cameron]: Bros.
FANOY‘HOjFRY,
.- euro biliiouunou.“‘oonltlpatlon
and other similar ailments. Curo ,
without ill effects. Core with- '
‘without the aid of other route
dies.
We would ask all our friend! .
and patrons to call at bar store
and let II FREE SAMPLE oft
these excellent wafers.
‘ photomultiplier
The Prescription Store.
All cars pm in. door. Night
Call- Anlworod. Tol. Gill, 124.
W
TODAY IN WALL STRlIT.
iWAid. STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Th_o
market opened active and generally :0
fraction higher. although there were
slight recessions In some of the 1b..
cent speculative leaders, notably Un-
ion Pacific. Atchison, Pennsylvania and
Reading. The features of the market
were St. Paul and United States Steel
pfd. There were simultaneous sale!
of six thousand shares of the former at
147 to 147%. compared with 146% lint
night and four thousand shares of Uni-
ted States Steel pfd. sold at 60% and
tan. compared with 60 last nilhte
.Some of the nouthwastems‘ showed
special strength, the Missouri. Kan-
sas and Texas stocks and St. Louis
Southwestern pfd. rising a large frac-
tion and there was a special demand
for Missouri Pacific. St. Paul reacted
nearly a point wnhin the first few
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 82-2.
if you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. The wise man finds out where he can
get the most good, clean, reliable grain for Ills money,
and patronizes that dealer year in and your out.
Our customers are steady customers. They never
think of going anywhere else.
llny Oats 'l‘lIats Clean,
I MANUEL r. I-IA'rcn.
Sale Fogalurdau ,
time or In-1
Too will not only have the benefit "
.1. .
Join Our .
Piano (Hub~ :
This [Month ..
(membership limited to twenty-lire) 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
iMMEDlATE POSSESSION OF THE PIANO. YOUR SHARE OF THE
SAVING 0N PRICE. AND ADVANTAGE OF SMALL MONTHLY
PAYMENTS 0F $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. i
.I
TUNING AND REPAIRING GIVEN OUR BEST ATTENTION.
86 Washington Strut. Telephone 365-8.
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Dammit and Printing
,, M ’ 101! Prices. , it”
. PHOTOGRAPHIc SUPPLIES. - v
49 will fire“: TELEPWNE- 5 3°' '““ m" giitinfihingfiiggd if?” 9191:: I3“.
. v - e u - "
Norm k. 33 7-2 -. ”Wilk- . mime, had a but be
Just received another largo ship men: of Eastman KOIIAK option.
> .
from old methods and non-progressive
ideas in theiivery business enables us
to give strictly upItMa’tol- service.
We're abreast of the times in Every
respect. Superior facilities. All con-
veniences. Popular prices. Elomt
egrriagesand tight. wagons, all styles.
furnished for all occasions. on ohot‘t .,
notice. at lowest rates. .
Sohnub '5 Linn Siabio. . ,.
.TlLEPHGNEOALL 322-4. 1 ‘ :
atREnd‘ See ad:
1 him); ' Joke is bei
minutes of the trading.
WALI. STREET. 1 p. m.-—-Spirited
buying of St. Paul and the Pacifics in!
fused renewed activity and strength
into the market. Outside of the lead-
ers, however. the response was slight,
and trading became dui and hesitatlng
when the traders took profits, South-
ern Pacific. Misouri Pacific, Kansas and
Texas, pfd., Colorado Fuel. Pressed
Steel Car and Blues Shefiield Steel rose
II point. and Ann Arbor, pfd.. 3. Un—
Ion Pacific rebounded from 92% to 92%.
and St. Paul ‘got back to 147%. its
highest.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wtres of
Maples a Goldschrnidt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal. Con. 50% 50% 50 50%
Am C & F 00.. 177.; 17%. 17%
Am. C & F 91.. 75 75 75
Am. lee., 6% 6% 6%
Am. Ice. pf., 26% 26% 25%
.I.oeo.. 20% 20%
. Smelt, 54% 54%
. Sugar. 129 129%
A. '1‘. ii: 8. Fe... 45% 75%
A T & S Fe. pf 95% 95%
llalto. 8: Ohio, 83% ‘ 83%
Il‘kiyn. R. T.. 50% 50% .50
Ches. 8: Ohio. 33% 33% 33%
Chi. & N. W., 174% 174% 174% 174%
Ch. St. West. 14% 14% 14 14
(3h. M it St P. 147 147% 116% 147%
54%
128-13
75%
90'sz
82%
Col. 1“. 61. 1., _ 32 32% 31% 32%
Con. Gas, 195 195% 195 195%
Eric, 25% 25% 25% 25%
Erie, lat. pt. 61% 61% 60% 61
Gen. Rice, 159 159 158% 158%.
ill. Central, 134% 134% 134% 134%
'l.0n. & Nash, 113% 114 119% 113%
Manhattan, 152 152% 151% 152
Met. St. Ry.. 115% 116% 115% 115%
Mex. Central, 8% 8% ' 8% 8%
M. K. &. T.. 18% 18% 18% ,
M. K. h T.. pf.. 39% 39% 39%
Mo. Pacific, 92% 93% 92%
Nat. head. 24% 24% 23%
N. Y. Central, 118% 118% 118
Norf. & West, 59% 59% 59%
Ont. & West., 28% 28% 28%
Pac. Mail, 28 28 28 .
Penn. R. R., 118% 119 118%
P00. Gas. 100 100 99%
Pros. S. Car, 30% 31 30%
Reading. 52% 52% 51%
Read. lst. pt, 83% 83% 83%
Rep. Steel. 7 7% 7
Rock island: 22%. 22% 21%
Rob. Goods, 16% 15% 16%
South. Pac., 49% 50% 49%
Son. By. 00.. ' 23%? 23% 23%
Term. C. it 1.. 39 39% 39 .
Texas Pac.. 25
Union Pac.. 93%..
U. 8. Leather. 7%
U. S. heath. pf. 82 .
U S Real & Con 6
U. S. Rubber. 17%
U. S. Steel, 11%
U. a. Steel, pf.. 60%
Wabash, 16%
Wabash. llfl. 35%
West. Un. Tel., 87% 87% 87%
Wis. Cent., “18 18% 17%
.._._....._——
Wutcrwings at F. B. Coleman‘s.
Pat Siattery, charged with begging,
25%
93%
7%
82%
6
17%
11%-
61
17
35%.
18%
was arrested this afternoon, by Police ,
Captain William Pennington. Slattery
was locked up.
Clinton K. Cuthlil returned this It!-
ternoon, with the launch Unique, which
he brought ,dovrn from New London.
The engine head' which blew out at
Saybrook Junction was repaired, and
he made the remainder of the trip
without trouble. . v ‘ ' '*
Water street, Not-walk, saw the edit
tenths woman \ ,
longing to one of her-sons. The child
' com Island to the mother, who immed-
late ‘y started out to so vengeance. She
hustled up to the man.'toro the hat
. from his head and k’nochodfhim down
a eduple of times for the pleasure de-
rived. . ' .- ,V .
Sale of silt clocks and‘toiiet soap
litttoid on Oscar
She eid-on-theaound
h'n‘nboen turn~
300.13%. "x M
they rim a pony wlI ctr
‘ ed out for about th ‘
naturally pretty tri
st‘gtod to tniknboat
wens Neuliloo stain)“:
. i
. to Don. lot of Wine Mhtll‘ll and
plain or platted at
. ‘ UNDERWEAR—Fish Not Shibriuan,1.lolo and demolition;
25 at... to» than;
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V. .
NAInoooK DRAWER! AT cu
HALF HOSE, DLAcK LAcE ANOFANOY AT ..‘.a.__ , ,
Aliourmchou have been mlxoduin thiulot. .1 -. ‘_ _ . '
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at “f
1.
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TIES—Wash Ties In anyrshope . 2h 1",
PoULAnD‘DLUEs AND THE NEW oH'APn IN Pouit-IaanNh. .
TIEaAT...1 mo,‘
j
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' ourmoieuITs
u wohintiontStrectgsioath hedging " ,1. ,.
9 , HEEPJ-IONECALLm-u. _
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CK .CAP RAGPBEHRIEO .5. doing up!
«It you quarto at 14 CENTS. and .I doubt
If they will be any cheaper. If you wont.
let me know abouttonoéhatt day .
bolero you wish to use them. , ‘ , ,. ,. .. .
CURRANTS are not no plentiful. I can supply but a Immune“. ‘
Price at Present 12V; CENTS GUARTJOI‘ good ones. ' g . r ~ '
PINEAPPLES were never better 0 l' cheiper. and Wu spend time to not
In now. Have some in fine order at 1 2y; CENTS by one-half dozen endow!
Iota.
‘ HOME RAISED CABBAGE
from 8 to 10 cents. _, .
BLACKBERRIES NEXT WEEK. ' ’ .,
SMALL NEW POTATOES, 25 CE NTa, peck. Bottom. 30 CENTS pooh.
Some OLD POTATOES at 50 CE NTS buohol. Hopo’to norvo no ploolo.
Mani—“Dibble.
Are you going to use any BLA
Now'o a good time to buy. I can
In com Ingin very good. Con loll good on"
ELqIN nuTTER
1.43213“. ‘
BESTVERMONT mu.
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NEW LAID Eons
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MocHA “AVA COFFEE
BEST TEAS. ALL KINDS ................................r..‘.
ran LEE TEA—5mm“
17 NORTH MIIN STREET. ‘ SOUTH
TELEPHONE 1M. Fm delivery to III pom,“
R.‘J'.’- Cutbiil’s Bridge Flatt M
, , ALL-GOOOSWARRANTED. , ,, ,
WEET END-‘WAoHINoToN sTREET. Next to 'JOIIII H. Ironic “also“
human—an Who. at. Dunbui'y: "Pacific EM,MNHI.
He sees am 33:553.!”
,meu nnLIzE the mm comm... 9'. If . .,,, ..
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5 DON'T "'5‘.“ ”I"; Tinting:‘ExAIImA-nonyfi;
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0 B JACKSONL,
oPTIcIAN. . ,
I] WILL emu-r, ’ "'2‘“
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Optician, taken into coast cotton tho clan and yarn «1m
and «duos the objectionable t'onfurn to nmlnlmum. The
‘ random-order In
tion nndcomfortgi ,, , ., . about
cal Work mm populon': The train» It: to perfectly that
. *9 .. tIIIRIIi fitted ones; We
9. .
hummus I has,» cannot
fits to India gr II
W..." clamorcr .~ 7‘ ....¢
" , nu oonvononcoo pa . . .
Ollie. hours, t. 11:45, 12;“. 8:00. Sammy gummy“;
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