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Local News lilies.
GOING AWAY? by
Do not isolate yourslrelf from $4,.
city when you go away, even if or
on a short trip.
Keel» in touch with The Norwalks V
trough your home newspaper. Let
’1‘ e Sentinel follow you wherever you
may go.
Whenever you change yolrr address
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly-as of-
ten as you desire.
1Victor W. Ferris is confined to his
home by an attack of drills and fever.
July 4th, the next holiday, comes on
Tuesday.
Orlando 1. Allen has returned from
Florida, where he spent several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Roth, of West
street. have returned'from a foreign
tour. ,
Oscar Waleurs and M. J. Lynch, of
Norwalk have secured positions at the
Lounsbury & Mathewson shoe factory
There Will be no more rehearsals
of the Rough Rider Glee Club until
the fall.
The Pine Ledge Whist club will
meet with Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond,
tomorrow afternoon.
The regular mcetingof Colfax En-
campment will beheld tonight in the
nef rooms of Butler Lodge, Donovan's
. block, Washington street.
Thomas Collins. George Lindeberg
and William (3ng are in Boston to~
(lily, testifying In the Heavy-N. Y..
N, H. and -H.'Italiroad suit.
Miss Mary Fltzpatrltmk of 22 North
avenue, left Saturday afternoon to ,
spend a few days with her friends in
New York. She was accompanied by
Martin Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Dalton, of Dan
bury, were Sunday guests of Mrs Dai-
tonis parents, Mr. and Mrs H B Wig—
ham of Elm street. Mr. Dalton is
business manager of
News.
An important meeting of St. Jos-
eph's T A B Society will be held
in their rooms tomorrow night. The
report on the play recently given by
the society will be read and arrange-
ments will be m for the dance to
be held at Roto Pdint, June 23.
John W93? Mord Crim-
mins.- taWIa
who became
drunk Saturday afternoon, and we'nt
to sleep across the sidewalk at the
foot of Havilanmreetfivfete arrested
and when tried morning each was
fined 83 and costs.
An interesting series of services has
been arranged this week for the Bap-
tist Church, in Stamford. Two cole-
brsted preachers. Rev.- -I. C. Seofield.
of Northileld. and Rev. A. C. Gab-
ilem, editor of our Hope will he pres-
ent both afternoon and evening, every '
day.
meeting of the Norwalk-
StamforA’T 844“ch! Union was held yes-
,terday. The feature of the meeting
was the reading of the report of Ed-
ward B. .Manviilo, delegate to the
tenth annual convention in Detroit re
cently. Considerable routine business
was also tronsaeted.
day, except 8
Ii,
1 n tool: place you-
rge Singer, 1st.
and Frltl Stock. What it me about
no one seetuato knbw. The men had
a wrangle and dually came to blows.
They were later arrested The cases
camel} rain. but were con-
tthmdflmll u: '.I1tfll'ililon at
do look .
Th new» organ tin” thodlat
mpim‘lipui Church. in Mlmufi twhere
Min V: May Fallon of South; cry/slit
II orient". was (it- ih’wd eve-
hint, by Prof. William I I
Thol- Daubury News earl: -f "of. Ash-
‘M muted in the recital h!
filmed can fit-lawn. .rauo
soloist rm the First patriotic
Church in Southrll‘ofi
I A illltodd her hearers. Hon
“‘9 th
A slight ,alter
terday between
(Chambers Brl as Pharmacy.
the Danbury
Wines 4 actual.
.- 1 Tool Emu.
74 mam ion Strut.
.4 loath“ privalk.
.V
Read the ad
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Purelt 'tnlc powder at H. W.
..—._
Eleven hundred yards of linoleum
to be closed out at Read s. The prices
are exceedingly low. Read the ad.‘
If you have any distress after eat-
ing, try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Sold
at the Clifford Pharmacy.
4' Walter D. West of Conshohocken.
Penn. spent Sunday at his home in
Norwalk
ow...—
The house and lot at 70 Taylor avc
nue will be sold Saturdriy, June 10
at 2 p. m. to close theC ..F 'l‘ollcs
estate.
M
will have a sewing session, tomorrow
morning at the headquarters in Nor-
walk
Before the burglary, not after, is the
to rent a safe deposit“ box. The
m, Norwnlk Trust Co, has some ‘
gOod sized ones fur four dollars per
year.
A National bicycle Model 72, No.
45877, was stolen yesterday from J.
D. Aldon, who left it at the curb near '
the Hotel Clifford The police are ill-
vcstiguting the case.
/
John Dwyer was arrested in South
News”: Saturday night for assault
on his wife. The case was not a ser-
lous one. however, and this morning
was trolled upon payment of costs.
A crowd of several hundred people I
participated in the dancing Saturdav.
night at Roton Point.
The Norwitlks. shortly after
0 :clock, . , 1. y
10: 30
(3th 61' A Sennett who for several
years?» as: employed by F, R. Starr.
of Nmm. is now employed by F.
M. Bullwster. the.New York candy
whole leth- Mr Bhnnett spent Sunday
at his" ome In; Nuthalk
South Nlorwalrr io‘l‘re Police will have
a clam chowder supper tonight at 9: 30
o 'clock. following the regular meeting
The members of the Oliicers‘ Associa-
tion of the South Norwalk Fire De-
partment Will be guests of the Fire
Police
Divorces were granted 1' rlday morn-
ing by Judge Silumwny in the CIVII
superior chourt to Alke (1.11arhanr of
l)anbury,_from Lcon W. Bacham of
parts unknd n for dcscrtlon. and to
Armid’ 'T. (1
Alexander (‘1. Rewe, of Bristol, for do-
sertion. The 051188 were uncontested.
Homer L. ‘June, of Bridgeport, has
brought suit for divorce against Annie
June, who was nnie Yeager, on the '
ground of desertin They Were mar-
ried August 15 111892. and the deser-
ilon is said to have taken place April _,
21,1902. The plaintiff desires the
custody of a minor son '
At the mOrnlug service at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church, yesterday,
the pastor, Rev H. B Carpenter an-
nounced the names of the flower com-
mittee for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: A L Scarlea. Mrs Celia Judd.
Mrs. John Tryou Miss Flossie Saun-
ders Miss Hattie Bogardus and Rob-
ert Fletcher. The committee will give
a festival' on Wednesday evening,
June 14th at the church.
G. F Craft, J. W. Gill. F. Dederlclr,
J, E. Dcderlch, George I“. Potter. I..
Stevens, Miss Bushe. W. S Boatwick.
C E. Dunwodie, Jaseph J Lombardi.
Joe Dec'klnger New York; R. Lewclls.
Attleboro, Mass; L. P. Gleason, 11.
W. Gorrld,»Boston; A. E. Stiles, Willi-
mantlc: E.‘ A. Powers. Hickory Bluff;
(1. S. Fowler. North Branford; C. E.
Rundle’. Hartford: J. H. London,
Wales Mass, have been guests at the
Hotel Clifford
Before the Burglary.
Nut After
is the time to rent a safe deposit box.
we have some good sized ones for 34
per "year. 1.
, , Well tailored suits in every sense ‘
. of the word at Davia'
Buckingham Womans Relief Corps
Special trolley ;
cars conveyed the dancers back to ,
uy Straws Now.
WITH ALL THE new SHAPES
. “ML.WWWW
IN‘ ALL THE PROPOR-
TIONS, WE. ARE IN PROPER SHAPE TO SUPPLY THE PROP-
ER STRAW HAT TO EVERY MAN IN TOWN. ' f
SPLIT AND SENNIT BRAID SAILORS IN SEVERAL CROWN
HEIGHTS AND BRIM WIDTHS." T0 $3.50.
MAOKINAWS AND MILANS
BLOCKS, soc' To .3.
A METROPOLITAN SHOW OF FANCY STRAW HATS FOR
' .4
IN THE CONSERVATIVE
BOYS AND CHILDREN I8 HERE—ALL NEW—HATS FORM 25c ‘
T0 83.50.
IF YOU PUT STYLE fiIRST, PUT ON ONE OF OUR SMART
FANCY ORKSERGE SUMMER SUITS: RIGHT UP TO THE MIN-
UTE. BEST OF ALL, THERE'S FIT AND SERVICE BEYOND
ANYTHING YOU CAN BUY IN T OWN FOR FROM .10 TO $25.
SUMMER FIXINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
sucCassoas [T0 COMSTOCK BROS.
South NoeraIk.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that 1 have no wish to sell you a thing unless in sordoing i
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
it is permanent trade that is valuable to me.
yaeli you my best Judgment as well as my grain...
again.
Buy Oats Thais Clean
For the little ones:
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. PAC. Chick Manna.
Best obtainable.
myc, (if (.rccnwlch from "
I
Sessions dolly. 9 a. m. to a p. m.
M. A'MERRILL, Prim. '89th Narwallr. Conn. ,
The Business of
Is in pa n the way for
Your Sconces.
FIRST OF THE SEASON”
BUTTERFISII, WEAK FISH. NATIVE II‘LA'I‘ FISH,
SHAD AND ALL OTHER KINDS OI“ FRESH II‘ISII.
LONG AND ROUND OLAMB.~ . '
u
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
AKODAKS
lreseramtnSupplles
{William I’. Beers‘
llllilll and Stationery States.
6 South Main St.
. South Norwalk.
40 Wall Street.
N orwaik.‘
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Merrill College
Lu us begin now.
Bonita Mackerel
CONN. nr'vna
LIVE Lonas'rnnél‘
I
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Market
‘ .n"
‘HOYT a FREEMRN
”PM SDN'I‘ING 1 '
Harry H. Hoyt 8:” 043..
,, maker-a and Broke e,
Ito's». e'onrlu. omit our com» «assigns one or a
Number New, Yuri: Consolidated Btu
New York. 41 and 4: Wall street. , Brook],
some Malnutrit- ‘
TILJ‘IM
hfililxohanu. Direct private filli-
l‘ultou street. _
, Ontario & Western a large fraction.
afieldlstpf 91 91 91 91
'1 Rep
‘ 5
iuht will be on We .:
. ,WW ,
5: in corporation form the
Lcenveusat
And forgot Ii?
If you have any distress after
' 3 eating you lived a, remedy. . (lot‘
a package of our.
~ liodol Dyspepsiature
If your case of indigestion In
recent you can be tree ofit in
a week. If chronic. it will take
longer, but we guarantee a cure.
500 arid $4 bottle.
lire 0lifiurd Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 15-8.
Maples (I Ooldscllmldt 00.
(Incorporated. )
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain. and
Cotton.
Swartz at Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL ST.. 10:10 a. m.-Priccs gon-
craily opened the week higher than on
Saturday and the gains were wide in
some of the speculative favorites. St.
Paul rose 1%. Union Pacific, Reading
and Sugar about a point and Amalga-
mated Copper, United States Steel
pfd.. Brooklyn Transit, Smeltlng and
There Was a sign of 1% in Chicago
& Alton.
WALL STREET,11 a m. —- Large
purchasing orders made their appear-
ance after the opening dealings. Read-
ing. Union Pacific United States
Steel old, and Amalgamated Copper
were the chief centers of the activity
and their strength 'siimulalcd the err-
tire marker. Realizing wiped out a
good part of these gains before 11
o‘tlock and Amalgamated Copper fell
to a fraction under Saturday after the
publication of the financial report.
WALL S'l REET. noon. ——Roalizing
In Amalgamated Copper carried it :1
point under Saturday. Strength In the
market was revived by the tum-puint
rise in United Stairs Stool pill. Nor-
folk and Western rose 1 1-.. ‘.’ New York
Central and chubllc Steel pill l 1 i
and Southern Pacific. Inited States
Steel and Tennessee Coal 1. T hens ad
“races were not fully held and Inlf‘llh'c
dullness was the feature at noon
Bonds were Irregular .
WALL STREET. 1 p. Slowly
hardening prices in the settlers) mar.
kct was the outgroivth‘ of the confl-
dent absorption of Ontario & Western
which rose 2 5- -8 to 52 on large deal-
ings. Reading and some of the other
low priced coal stocks were more gen.
orally taken but business in the prin-
cipal trunk lines and western railroad
stocks was almost nominal
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers, Swartr a Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153
Open High. Low. 1: 30
Amal Cop 83% 84% 82% 82%
Am C & F CO 337/9. 33%. 33744 3374.
Am C & F pf 99 99 09 99
Am Loco 40% 48 41306 47%
Am Smelt 11055 111% 110% 111
Am Sugar 133M; 1731,43 133V, 133%
A ’I‘ & 8 Fe 701,3 80% 70V: 30
A T & S I" pf 102 102 102 102
Bnltol‘fi Ohio 108% 108% 108
B'klyn R 'I‘ 641,4 64% 03% 04
Chen & Ohio 48% 49% 48%
Chi & N W 195% 105% 196%
Ch 01 West 19 19% 18%
Oh M St St P 173% 173% 173%
001 F a I 41% .4196 40%
001 South 27% 27% 27% 2. ‘14
Met Sec 781,4 78% 77% 77%
Eric 40% 40% 40% 40%
Erie 1st of 78% 78% 78% 78%
III Central 159% 159% 159 159%,
Lot? & Nash 144 144% 148% 144%
Met St Ry 11874. 1.19% 118% 119'
Mex Cent 20 2014 20 20
Mo Pacific 96% 98% 90% 96%
Nat Load 45 45 45
N Y Central 139% 140% 189% 140%
Nerf & West 78%. 80 78% 79%
Ont I: Weilt 50 51% 50 51%,
Penn R R 134% 134% 134% 134%
Foo Gas 101 101 101 101
Nor Poo R R 183. 183 183 183
Reading, 0691‘ 96% 05% 96%
Steel ~ 17 7
noel: Island 261/. 216% say. 261/.
R an 34% 55% 55% 451.5
t no
3334. Co 2944 ms 29 29
Tsancpfil 78 you. 70 76
Unit. as
[lazuli] nu 1114 my. agate
Steelh am can 20
it Steel pf arm 93% 92s. as
wanna rel Is 93 as
cynicism. . ”444,400
'A 0 Chart of Com
arrow with a hit
bgug‘fdl’re John
‘ i Maturation-tor ““4 "
J 455%. c’ «an oi- ‘ 4 .
4““? as. .11! M
1223/4.“3 12:45 1221.; 1221/... . '
1’1qu coin» '
'bspiztrA».
Straw Hats 500 to $41010 .,
I
r
Two Piece Suit $6 50 to $145. 00
Blue Scarce Suits $10. 00 to 1520.00
Neulicee Shirts 500 to $4.00
Shoe Department ‘7 ' 9.7
New Pointed Toe Oxfords Mil Med
$2.00 to $4.00 ‘
You Should See Our New (seller
‘ "THE TEDDY” I , '
SELLECK & Pill
Clothiers and Furnishers.‘ ' ‘4. h
913 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH Nb‘awatm
‘ Telephone Call 3244. I
CAKE SALE—The third lot of those Cakes now selllllw. fine and fresh,
good and cheap, 10o lb.
The Drake Pound Cake 1: selling here at the rate cl 0 Inuvel a week.
Fresh lot in on Saturday, 5 kinds, 18c and 20: lb.
CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER—Some of our regular customers on
this article got off when the price not up to 37¢. Now I am calling them
back. New lot just in and price way down. The buttell that brings you
back for more. 280 lb. special. ' . ..
FRESH EGGS-Special for Fresh Eggs. Saturday, 25:. I
Nice Pineapple:,15c to 2°C, in to :12: ' “
New Potatoes of the beat sort, 30c pk. ., special for Saturday. Home
Spinach, Bunch Onions, Cabbage, etc.‘
What will you have? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO menus;
TELEPHONE CALL. 26-4
falloy New Potatoes. 25C and 000 per peel
WAX BEANS, PER QT. ........................................ ..... 10°
TUBE ROSE FLOUR PER BAG ..................... . ............ . 75¢
JONES’ FLOUR. PE BAG .. .................... ... 85c
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, PER BAG 37¢
LEAN SHOULDERS, PER LB. ........................ .. ...... ac
HAMS.P RLB. ........................................ ..... .11:
VERYS TTUBBUTTER. PER LB .................... ..............
GOLDMEDALPRINTBUTTER, PERLB. ..... 27c
HIRE'S AND KNAPP’S BEER EXTRACT,15c SELLER ..... ..... 10°
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLEI5L
UNITED GROCERY com
20 No Main,— St, So. Norwalk. Tel. 26-3.
ANY.
49 Fort St., E. Norw‘alk. Tel. 319-8
Fame" L. .... .. on. m...—
The Fanatical and Nut House
FOR SMART srvuzs AND UP-TO oars maximum CALL AND In:
us, As we SELL THE seer oooos FOR La'es moutlv,uecapea WI“
MANUFACTURE ous own oooos AND ELL son (when. THIS to A
saero T0 vou OF MORE THAN 50c ON THE DOLLAR. come AND
BE couvmceo. "
33 South Main Stret t'
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND .I. S. KELLY.
Shore Dhnors, Giamballes. 010.. at 191544 Prices
WILL BE A SPEOMLTY. I .
Bane Bali—loot Team. In ti 0 State.
Excursions. Music and D41 Cine.
mo GLASS" MUI‘l or charcoal? ,
EYES CHANGE .......t
ONIII one attribute: a racket «terrain or via ‘
when his glasses ,sro wholly to blame. Would It a
your eyes 0 mm cm I a :
'~ . “Students Wait.
a! WALL S'fllfl'. . , ‘ ,
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