M '32;
10.”.-
~ Pure ice Cream
some Milde-
.Cundu
AT
LANE’S
II WASHINGTON IT.
iuuul Netti in;
~Bananas, 20c. doz., F. D. L. ii; 00.
Fresh arrival of fish‘at Cutblil's
Market. See ad.
Four excellent grocery specials are
to be found in the Stall ad: Read it.
——0llver Cromwell described by Dr.
Hillis Monday eve., So. Nor. Bap. Ch.
Fresh fish at reasonable prices at
Capt. DIIcross' Market. Read the ad.
~l’urltan Chick. Food for sale by F.
D. Lawton &. Company.
Lorenzo Dible offers you numerous
buying suggestions in his advertising
space today. Read it
—Hear Dr. Hillis on Oliver Crom-
well, June 12, So. Nor. Baptist church.
Miss Annie Collins. who underwent
an operation home days ago, is now
getting along nicely.
Sherman Council, Royal Art-annm.
held a regular business meeting last
evening.
'—-Yacbt Caps, Yacht Caps. O'Brien.
Charles 1). Lloyd of South Norwalk.
is on a business trip to Norwich, and
nearby places.
Harbormaster Charles Fleming. oi
Bridgeport. was in this city last even—
ing 011 business.
~I’uritan Chick Food for sale by F.
I). Lawton & t‘oIIIpany.
, OliVo limnt'h Lodge, Knights t'i
{’ythiss. .lIt-hi,a regular business meet-
ng, last evening.
An adjourned met-ting of thc lschoda
Club was held last evening and com
siderublc business transacted.
—7Vlslt the Hosiery dep‘t.. Supply
your summer nut‘lIHItilll'Illg the Jam-
Sale. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
Very best Rose potatoes 29c per pit.
at the New York Grocery Stotc. Read
their ad and note their stump ‘offcr
—Auction sale, 'l‘ollcs property, it;
'l‘aylor uve., Sat, June 10, 2 p. m.
Special sale of manufacturers sample
waists at 'l‘rlslra lll& liyatis. See
begins tomorrow (Saturday) morning.
Read the ads.
For Saturday and Monday you can
buy sheet music for 4 cents per copy:
7 sheets for 25 cents, at Coleman's
Read his ad
-—Crotut a Knapp hats. O'Bricns;
Seventeen pounds line granulated
sugar for 81. 00 at .loseioffs Other in-
teresting grocery specials in his ati.
Read it.
There will be baptism of infants in
the First Methodist Episcopal chtuch
next Sunday morning, and parents who
have not- yet notified the pastor will
kindly do so.
—~Banantts. 20c. dos” F. D. L. & Co.
Three apecitii lots of -tlalnty white
waists. a sale of stock collars and num-
erode other inducements are to be
found in the illalop ad. today. Read
it.
(‘bnrlea'Noel Flag; called at the
capitol Wednesday. and gave the ti
Ind touches to the portrait of Former
Governor George n houtuibury, which
was burnt In the state library recently.
...—......—
A bright nine pound son arrived
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace ii. Root. of 8 Brth street.
Norwailt Mother and child are now
getting along very nicely.
«Attend auction sale, hon-gm and
lot. ‘lii Taylor Home. June 10 pm
The white goodn sale is now in full
force at the Boston Store. 'l‘ltoId
lives but a faint idea of what they
mil; are ottoman. Visit. the More
to be minced.
.I . ”m
”Everything in w mill at bar-
rlnm prices ‘éiurtng t e one this“
40m for now-mu for the sitcom
ti: Monarch? ‘ll‘i Coir-I ‘t: at;
and I ll I on"
worth we from: will leave South
' Harwell. It 1:130 o'clock. All are In.
W
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F‘RIDAY JUNE 9. :9”. .. "t
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
tidal Run.
74 Window“ Strut.
South Norwalk.
. Don’t care if people do accuse you
of havinfi the big head.
nothinr a it“
Mrs. Silas 'a.‘ Meeker, of 17 West.
port Itveue. who sustained a broken -
arm by a fall several weeks ago. is
now recovering steadily. Owing to
her advanced ago, her early rcmvcry
was slow.
The Master Musons’ degree was con-
ferred on Oliver B. .la'citson last night
by St. John's Lodge, li‘. anti AKIM.
During the summer months the lodgc's
new pipe organ will be installed in
the building.
Mrs. Mary E. Root was a visitor this
week with her son. Horace H Root of
Brush street. She was accompanied
home by her niece, Miss Josephine
tlitOol. who will be her guest for a short
we.
Robert. Joselov'slty and Company
have moved to their new store. 21
First. street and Cove avenue, East
Norwallt. where they will be pleased
to see all old and many new custom-
ers. Good servlcd is guaranteed the
very best goods and lowest. prices. A
few batgalns are quoted in ad. today
Read it.
~—
—-Straw lists, Straw Ilats. O’Brien.
Arthur Well. L. F. Fletcher. Fred
Gowlng, .l. M. O’Brien, A. ll. liowcs.
Boston; W, S. Benedict. Bethe]; .lo-
scph .1. Lombardi, Edward Stephens.
L. ll, llicktey. W. H. Dot-key, G. Her-
bcrt Potter, .l. .l. Parmenter. E. A.
Paradise. G. Kohn. JI'._ Edgar J. Mocl-
ler. I“. C. ldckert, l). W, Orman, George
R. Coote, New York; Mr. and Mrs, J.
L. Pentecost, Chicago; [. lsraelberg,
Danbury; Mr, anti Mrs. James T. Suf-
rrsn. Pclham Manor. N. Y.tI; C. H. Wil-
cox, Hartford; ll. C. Simpson. Jel‘soy
City. were guests at the. Hotel (Iliil’ord
yesterday. . .‘e
NORWEGIAN TRICOLOR HOISTED.
Takes the Place of the Union Flag
Throughout State.
CIIRISTIANIA. Norway. June 9:—
'l‘he Norwegian tricolor was hoisted
this morning over Akcrshus fort and
throughout the country in place of the
union flag. The substitution was at
tended by great ceremony at the fort.
where the members f the Slorthlng
were assembled and 30 000 of the pub
lic witnessed the.event from points of
vantage! Tho gatrison was pntatlcti
in front of the quarters of the com-
mandant of the fort and the coInIIIaII-
tit-tit road the resolution of the Storm-
ing dissolving the union with chticn.
Mr. McCLEILLAN'S TEST.
Half a century ago, during the cam-
paign of Gov. Wells, the lion. WiIIIanI
ii. McClellan of Belfast. M0,. was a
practising attouley at Mct-bunlc Falls.
then apart of Minot. lit-lug then, as
ho is. now. an ardent Democrat and a
initbfnl onlth in tho. vineyard of
liHy.)emotInt~ ho was Stflit‘iit’ti to make
the canvas of that town to make sutc
the political fcnces wvre intact.
During the first day's canvas he
was invited to dine with Ham Wood-
ward, who was supposed to be the
stanchcst Democrat in the eastern
part of the town. Before partaking
of the bountiful meal prepared by
his good wife. Mr. Woodward said
grace. which was quite unexpected
by the young legal light from the cm-
bryo village of Bog Falls. so called.
After partaking of the hospitality
of the farmer Mr. McClellan finished
his work in the neighborhood anti rc-
turnctl home. That evening. in re-
viewing the canvas before the town
committee. oIILI of the number no-
ilcod “doubtful" opp0sitc the ’IIItInc
of Hazo Woodward, and demanded to
know what agency had brought about
the cha‘hizc.
The explanation from the young
lawyer was ill‘llllt.‘.tiiilit'Iy forthcoming.
Said he: "i was at his house today.
and before eating be asked a bless-
ing. and i know he's a guitar. for i
never know a Democrat to pray."
.gernyem—‘Ew V .
35¢:
f.
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More the Burgltirv.
' Not After.
is the time to rent it safe deposit box.
We have some good oiled ones for ,4
per year. .
llIoStIutiI Norwalltlrusltiu.
*It‘ you are It all interested we would
bail“ to show you our vault. / .
Idiot- Mono.
IIturdIy Ind Monday.
. to A no PV.
1 rotten molit'ro.
Tito trim IIIIIVIltaPIirIInitI.
MIMI. OI vary, Drum lyII. Itpwlo
W, “1.3,“ i."lmtt':tltIIIII,A Pl;-
wI
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Nothingyhi
There may be .
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if you igo by the taictidal, you ll blossom out in your
straw hat nt‘ ont'c.
..ailorshapcs art- on deck this ycarwa great variety of
shapes and tlitucnsions. so that all lili'll may he bevmniugly
halted hcrc, ‘ *
Sumoth Lsplit straws from sue to $3.50.
Scnuii Iillt‘ and coarse, 50c to $3.00.
Miiaus anti Mackingtws. $t.00 it) $12.50.
\Vc'v . fancy
straws. pricctl from 50c to $1.50; every good kind brought
out this season.
a thIItit-riui show of boys' and children's
We want you young turn to see the crackajack fancy
suits we are pulling out at $15»—lhc limit of style with a
custom iii anti look you couldn't got to ordcr lilllit‘i‘ $30.
SIIIIIIIIcr wears from hats to hosiery. {or man and boy.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that l have no wish to sell you a thing unless in so doing l
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. it is permanent trade that is valuable IO me. i
I
sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. ‘
MANUEL padres.
For the little ones:
I D. M. Chick Feed. 4 I
F. P. C; Chick Manna. '
J Best obtainable.
Fresh Camera Supplies
A'i‘
' William P. Beers’
lluui qui Sluliuuttp Slum.
6 South MIln St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwal k.
...- “...—«-..... ....-. “.-.—..--.. .-...
can Your Brains Earp Money?
1'th could after a six montlu’ course at
Merrill College
‘SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
M. II. MERRILL. Prln.
Fresh Arrival.
FRESH MACKEREL, STEAK (30D,
FLUKES, LONG AND ROUND CLAMH.
Write for Catalogue.
BUTTERFISH. WEAKFISIL
C
LIVE LOBB’I'EIIS ON SATURDAY.
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 103- FIII DELIVERY.
HOYT a. FREEMAN.
auras sunrise ’
Harry H. Hoyt: & Co...
Bankers and Brokers,
stocks. IondI. drIbI and Cotton IIII 9M and Iota m OIIiI or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated stack Exchange. Dinet‘ private wire.
New York. ‘41 Ind i's Wall street. Brooklyn. in Fulton ItrIIt.
IOUTH NORWALK. _ TIL—11M.” NOYT'I THIATBI IUILDING.
Mutter Forum IVIry Morning IMO vomit.
WNW...
A Cutloatl of -
' i it: and property, in on not war-
; hole observe the limited Inplicstiou of
.p... with“. W‘mmfimf -*-' l...
REMINDERS FOR SATUR- !
DAY' 8 SHOPPING LIST:
Start off with .9. Soda—it
makes the rest of the shopping
easier. Next a box of. Apollo
Chocolates for Sunday's use“-
tlIt-so are necessities,
’l‘hon some of the following are
likely to be needed: 'l‘ootb l’ow-
tier, lirllshcs. Cold Cream, 'I‘oi-
lot or lintb Soaps, Violet Am-
monia, 'l‘oilct Waters, Pert'IIIrIt-s,
Fact» Powders. Manicure Arti-
clos. or any drug store want. ‘
P. S.—~li‘ you have a prescrip-
tion, always take it to the Clif-
ford Pharmacy and-get drugs
that care.
M. _._._....W -
Maples tit Guldsuhmidl (50.
(l ncorporated.)
uouu'sauu BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Sviartz &. Corbett Block. So. Norwslk.
TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.‘\
WALL STREET. 1o:lti a, m.—~-A
slight drooping lcntlcucy was port-cp-
tiblo in the nominal stock IIIaI‘ktIt op-
ening. Dealings were of the smallest
nntl changes were insignificant in all
cases. A decline of 1,4; in New York
Central marked the only change
amongst the prominent slot-it, Cotton
()ll ptti.. rose a point.
WALL S'i‘ltldl-I’l‘, Nt)tIII,-~.~\ scarcely
perceptible shading of prices resulted
from the nominal dealings of life sec
oud hour. liontls wcro steady. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private won or
The Maples tit Goldscbmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swsrtz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Opt-n. High. Low. 1:250
Amul Cop 7li’é 791.4. 787... 79
Am C & r‘t‘o :I:I1,t_. Hills; use": 3.1...
Alli Loco Add]. 4633 40% ill“;
Am Silit‘Il loin/g. limo loops, no
A 'l‘ 62 S Fe 70“,. 791g. 79‘“ 791:2
lialto at Ohio itih' ltiS ids ins
il‘ltlyn it 'l‘ titliir‘. dill; ditto 621.1;
(lites di: tibio silt 45H iii it”...
till (it West Isis. m is". mg.
(‘II M & Si 1’ l7‘:'».
l'h'Il‘ \ ‘IU ". 1
Erie lst pi‘ 7%.“; "J _
Lou hi Nash l-ifl . 2:
Manhattan Hill”, 164% land. itiilii’
Met, St lty llli ital/j. “XL 118%.
M K & ’i‘ 275.. 117% 27V; 21%
iii K At T pf mpg tiiiiq’ till»; did...
ll.) I’aciiic it? “7'4 97 9791
Nut. Lcatl ‘Iii‘r’; 4453 4319 441.3
N Y Central 1305:. was. lilliifal Hill-'5'.
Ntil'i or west 79:}. 793. 79-... 795.
tint & \i't-st own 5013'. now. 50H;
l’cIIII it it 134‘... iii-l1... liili'itt tat
ltcading Mil; bib. iii SH“).
Rep Sii‘t'I iii-'54 iii“; Ind; 10%..
ltot-lt island 26% 36% "6‘73 26‘».
South l’ttc tiliigt 61% til-n. til-it.
Still Ry (‘u all.“ 31% 3| 31
Term t} a l 75 7.5 75 it.
‘l‘exas Pitt) 33% 32k; 32%. ill!!!-
Ihtloll l’at' lliii‘i 12:31,; 12115. Wit-4.,
ll 8 Steel 26%, _ 2th so a any;
U 8 Steel pf lizl 93‘s. it‘d-a 92h.
Wis Cent 23'»; 325‘s} 22%. 22%;
Sales to 1'). III.. 81,200
MONT lOMldltY. Ala, .lunc 9.—~’l‘hc
Supreme Court of Alabama has ruled
that transactions in cotton futures are
Itot gambling, but a legal business.
The decision was handed down in the
cast- of a dealer who gave a mort-
gage on some property as security for
margins and an effort. was made to
tort-close the mortgage. llo contenti-
cd that. the mortgage was invalid iII-
astnut-h as it was given to secure a
gambling debt.
MOROCCO CONFERENCE.
Germany'. Not. to the Powers Regard.
ad In Houston.
PARIS. June ii.~tiermany‘s note to
the pawn. proposing an international
conference on the subject of Mordeco
Iii regarded in the highest quarters as
renewing the gravity of the situation
almost to the point of making it men-
acing. France has received a copy of
the note showing that Germany acted
openly in appealing to the powers,
notwithstanding the oillciui statement
from Berlin that Morocco invites the
conference. The tidicinl statement here
interpret the German note as showing
that Germany is the real uphoidor of
the conference. The text. of the note
show: that Germany relies mainly on
article 17 of the treaty of Madrid sinn-
ed July 3,1880,ln w ich General Lu-
cius Fairchild slgnetiiufor the United
States. ticlo l'i relateI that Moroc-
co recogn see the most layered nation
treatment in the case of all the pow-
erI represented at the conference. The
German note holds that this gives the
powers equal rightI to consider the if-
intro of Morocco. .-~
The French answer is so follower
Article 1’! refers to the preceding III-
titties which deal solely with the pro
tendon or the live: and property of
foreignero residing in Morocco. There-
fore. Article 17 givemtlnt rowan equal
intent concerniu the protection of
rent the German claim that the powers.
Inset! to exercise equal political con-
trol of Morocco.
it in desired that Washinuton and
other capitals receiving the German
amulet t.f
A cabinet council tomorrow will con-
Iidor the note. The nature of Franco’l
official admi- Wit is.
ddlmtfim
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termed
mum”... .... ... , 4 l
LSulluok it Price. Head to fool Outfitters
I
Straw Hats 506 to $4.00
TWO Piece Suit $6.50 to $15.00
Blue Searge Suits $10.00 lo$210.00
Negligee Shirts 500 to $2.00
Shoe Department
New Pointed Toe Oxfords for Men
* $2.00 to $4300
You Should See Our NeWZCollar;
“THE TEDDY”
SELLEGK & PRI E
Clothiers and Furnishero. - \‘ .
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.‘
Telephone Call 324- a.
Buuiuu Suggestion; As To Coffee Etc.
Want fine coffee? Well, if you find a; good as ours anywhere in town it
has got to be a mightiy superior article.
There will be a demonstratIOn of Dibbie's coffee at the Putnam Hose
Reception to- day. Try it. There’s a demonstration of lehie'n coffee ev.
ery day at Owens Bakery. Dollars to daughnuts you can't equel it in this
town 32c. lb. A fresh lot just in. “Always the Same,”one lady who has
used it a need while said
3 Cans,Milk. ..................................... . ........... ,. 25¢.
Old Grist Mill Coffee, .................. f.. .. ........... ..... .. 18c.
3 Can; Fair Peas, ......................................... . . 256.
Malta Ceres. ...................... . ................ . ....... . 5c. pkg.
Malta Vita, ........................................... . ..... 10c. pkg.
7 Bars Soap, (Better Than Ozone). ............................ 25c.
Special Vaseline, ..... .... .................................. 3c. Bottia
Home grown rye flour is great. A new lot now in. ............ Gibs. 25¢.
All solid fat pork. for chowder. Nice Cabbage.
What do you want? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 25—4.
25c and 300 per puck
at... New Potatoes,
WAX BEANS, PER QT. ................................... .........100
JONES’ FLOUR. PER BAG ..... . ................... ................ 856
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR,PER BAG ..................... 87c
LEAN SHOULDERS, PER LB. .. ...... ..... ............... ........ Bl/gc
HAMS PERLB........ ............................... . ..... ........12c
VERY BESTTUBBUTTER, PER LB. ..... ..... (........ ......250
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, PER LB. . .............. ............ 27o
HIRE'S AND KNAPP'S BEER EXTRACT, 15c SELLER, ..
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED onocsnv COMPANY.
20 No Main St, So. Norwuik. Tel. 26-3. 49 Fort St.. E. Norwalk. Tel. 319- 3
10f:
this but Granulated Sugar $1 0.0
...—....w——
i
new POTATOES, pen PK. ..... .- ................. ........23c Auozeo',
asnmuos omens PER or. .............. Io
FANCY LEMONB, PER ooz. ...... .- ..... 18c
acme RED ALASKA SALMON .. ....... .......... zso’
QUAKER OATS PER PKG .......... ...... .. ......... at.
2PKGS.ZEST ........... ............. ............ 25°
sexuaouero. ., ..... . ...........‘259
2 mos. FORCE ........... ..... 25a
2 PKG. so. WHEAT eIchIre ...... 25o;
FRESH VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY. .
t
SPINACH. WAX BEANS, BEET TOPS. RHUBARB, PEAS, LETTINGS;
NATIVE ASPARAGUS, PINE. APPLE8,CUCUMBERS, BADIBHEGLETcu
, l
Laur‘sm J aselaff
72 NORTH M'AIN STREET.
SOU H NORWALK.
iioiIerl ' lusciotslty N Company
Announces that no im moved to h is new Itpre, 21 PIM Ituot Md coin
Ivonun. Int Norwalk. when no will be pinned to. m no mo vtutti Inc may .
new oustemoro.
Tel. call 338-5.
.I . .‘
‘ i' 6000 oeuvres commute. t ' , ’i"
r. ' rite voav sear, ocean. in ‘
. . Lows". vetoes. . ... :'
WI hIVI Ivorytbing you need. largo assortment of mm Ind (Indy
ground». th {mite Ind vogotnitiouoannod condo, «9.. etc.
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