Pure Ice Cream q
“r ‘.
Home Made:
1“ 5“ Sandi?
LAnE’s
at wnsmo'ros or.
1.2 -
._
1» v
t“:
totalitarian.
C. H. Bayllss is spending the day in
Bridgeport at Steeplechase island,
Mrs, s. J. Dickson, of Norwalk, has
been the guest of friends in Westport.
, Mrs. F'. E. Gates, of 11 Washington
street, is Visiting her son in Hartford.
i .__..,.___......
dur Brothers" hedge, l. 0, 0. 11“., of
Norwaik, will hold a meeting this eve
nlng.
Commodore W. B. Unholtz and party
visited ‘ Bridgeport yesterday in tho
launch Kathleen, .
, w
, Robert Dooley. of the K. K. and S.
Company force, is enjoying a vacation
this week.
TAYLOR a count.
’ ' 2 autism-.1
74 Washington Strut.
“South ,Norwalk.
l. Matti smother suits at Rogers and
Stevens. Prices are low. See ad.
Suggestions for wedding gifts optics?
in itoude ad. today. Read it.
. limit of meat nktfli‘ock bottom prices
(or.,casli at Public Market.
Juan-s it, Dickson, the well-known
amateur iictor, spent yesterday at
Stcupiechuso island, In Bridgeport.
'l‘he schooner Richard Udall arrived
with a cargo of sand for ltuymond
iii-others.
'Anothcr barge loud or crushed stone
arrived this morning for use on .the
city streets.
When the blazing hot weather
comes you will want some lighter 11n-
derwcar, Joseph Davis has the right
kinds ut the right prices. See ad.
Paul Hershet‘. of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday as the guest of his sister-in-
lay, Mrs. Briggerman, it‘utrlieid ave-
into.
A meeting of the Norwalk Medical
Association will be held tonight at
the residence of Dr. J. Milton (loburu,
t‘olo‘uinl (Foliage.
Ono ol‘ the l-ierreshot‘ Ncw York
Yacht t‘ltth special raters, tho Iris.
lsciin, owner. was of! tho Not-walk
Yacht (.‘lub all day Sunday.
Examination for lirst communion at
St. Mary‘s l‘liurch was taken by n
largo class 01' candidates this morn-
ing.
A bath is always good, but the Cli-
li'ord Pharmacy have many humiy iit- '
Summer
_ l"
..
an Cy
intow our thin Summer two~piccc suits has been built
all the Staying qualities or our regular suits, and with all
their style. llronil I111nd»pntldt*1i shonitlcrs. slitl't-ncd fronts,
witlc collars, angular Iapcls, coats long with dccp \‘t‘tilm
trrmscrs widc at the hips.
\ij’itlt‘nll lllt' new patterns in lCiilIlt‘i'r-“W‘lglil worstctls,
fancy chcriots. wool crnslics il'lltl Ilt,illll"~]liill.‘i lil'i’t‘, it's. here
you'll find your ideal summcr suit.
Priced from $3.50 to $10.1».
lior the men who stick to blue scrvc for summer wcar,
wc havc single and d1nitric-breasted scrg’c suits of fast color
and style which wc warrant for satisfactory service.
’1 111111.
and refreshing.
have to make it
BA'i‘ii
iiRl‘lSi‘lES, and
15111 112 .
in any season '1. bath is, good
handy little“ things you might.
SI'IIAYS,
other things we have for your
couvculonre and) comfort.
See them in tho.wlndow,
' the Oliiford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 15-2;
IS GOOD.
But new many
more enjoyable.
Sl‘ONt‘iEi-l.
(‘Vt‘il‘ 60 many
$10.00 to $18.00.
Straw lials. iicgligcs, 11cckwcar. hosiery and underwear,
all of tlic. llt'h'l.
PW?—
SUCCESEORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.
Maples ti lioldschmidt (30.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dollars to
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swsrtz a. Corbett Block. Bo. Norwalk.
South Norwalk. Tel. €311,324.
/—\ ‘ ..th /~\\‘~A‘W
TODAY iN WALL eraser.
...—.—
WAhh STREET,
ll) : to a. 1n.—-«'l‘hcro
was some pressure to realize profits in
the opening dealings in stocks
and
tie. things you might have to make it
over more enjoyable. See. them in the
window.
Frederick Judd, of Hartford, spout
Sunday with friends at No. 9, Quinturd
avenue, South Norwalk. ..'...____
‘ Bishop ’t‘iorncy has assigned
MVS- Herbert 3005111. 0f Norwalk. itev. it‘ather William Fitzgerald. of the
has been visiting friends in Suugu- ‘(jutlmuc [1,,”me at Washington to
‘IUCk- assist thc‘ltcv. James ll. O'Donnell
during the summer months.
The bicyclc which was stolen from
Herbert J‘: itayi‘usc, of ill North Main
...—...... street, was found yesterday by, Miss
The quarantine has been WWW?“ .Surnh ‘Boutou. at Pine island Come-
from "10 residence 0‘ Clarence L. ‘ tcry. The wheel was returned to Mr.
Brush, in Franklin street. Itayt’usc,
the
Mrs, C. 0. Elle, of :New Canaan, was!
visiting’her'mother, Mrs. Dccring, iii
Norwalk, last week.
1 -,—-r-{-- m
The Norwuik Btrd‘Club, WI” “‘0‘” Dr. Emily Partloe delivered a very
tonight '1“ “19 home 0‘ MTE CIW'N'“ interesting and instructive address
Quintard, ”8 Mill“ “”9““, Norwalk. 'ycstcrdny morning to thc members of
...—......— . I the Decker (‘lub, nl llll' South Norwnlk
The cngngeménl ,oi’ MISS Mubcl liuplist (.‘ltlil'l‘ll. 'l‘ho sulijoct was
Louise Wanton, of Bridgeport, duugb- , “upmmy
tor of tho lato Hobart W. Watson, of
thig city, to Captain Henry H, Saun-
ders ol‘ liarti'ord, ht announccdu
Your moncy will be snfc it deposited
in the -South.Norwnlit Savings llnnk.
2 . ~ :' ,1”- {EFT ‘ tininlticncc no account. in youth and
Cotillicplc; le‘ilibeou tiled with the when you are old you‘ll have tsnough
slate secretary as follows: Beat/01' to keep you the balance or your days.
Lake icc Company. Merldeii, (il‘gulllz‘l A regular meeting of lhl‘ Bartend-
ation ”numb-“0'00"; Lakewood Club crs‘ Union was bold yesterday.
company, NHMH‘IPVW» social club witli-.
out capital, .1 ,
W
Just about tho time a man thinks
he has acquired wisdom something
Street (kimmldsloncr Martin K"I'ilitiriritens that renders another think
logg, ot Npuwsrlhmos his force of as- , accessory.
sistants scraping the mud from Wall 1
“"069 from ”he tunnel to Belden. Mrs. Portloigh~i havc to handle my
WWW. today; 'I‘IW “ll“ loft-several husband with gloves. Mr. (minus—«r
tons on the surface, Boxing or rubber‘.’~~~Detroit lt‘ree
”NW“— Press.
A new time table went into cftoct~
yesterday 0" the. New “’er New l'lu‘l Slic~ Kerosene oil has been known
w“ “"d Hartford Railroad. There to rid a house of nuisances. lieu-Yrs.
l“ a “”80 number of changes I“ m“ wo got rid of our ('()()I( through its
arrival and departure of trains, which ugeiiry.—-~Yonkeis Statesman.
appear in the corrected time table in
V
YOU CAN BE SURE
t '21 autumn
that I have no wish to sell you a thing unicss in so doing 1
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again.
sell you my best Judgment as. well as my grain.
it is permanent trade that. is valuable to me.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
For the little ones:
I). M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna.
nest obtainable.
11
AA
MANUEL T. HATCH.
l
‘ “seams
and
wide declines resulted, in some cases.
There ware gains mixed with the loss-
es making the opening tone very ir-
regular. Atlnntic Coast lino ran off
1%, St. Paul 1%, Amalgamated Cop
per 11,13, and Union Pacific and Metro»
polltan Street Railway large fractions.
WALL STREET. 11 a. 1il.—-0DDl'ilil0nS
in the. stock market became less active.
the irregularity and uncertain tiuctim-
tlons of the representative stocks
checking trading ventures. Sharp
rallies followed the opening dip, but
the market soon tell on’ again and some
5 of the leaders touched the lowest.
WALL STREET. noon.—~Priccs
worked hacked to the neighborhood of
Saturday‘s closing in a dull market.
lionds were irregular.
WALL S’i‘ltlilii'l‘. i [1. n1.— ’Smiill .‘iull-
lug orders wen,» distributed after 12
t't-loi-k. Amuigamatml Copper and ('11.
ion l’ncitlc gave way rather easily and
when they sold lower than in the
morning the entire list crumbled.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmtdt 00., Com
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Black, South Norwslk, Telephone 153.
'i‘hc Sentincl"‘today.
____.._.,.._..
Improvement eem to be contagious
among Low: [-1 eet'yroperty owners.
A number of ti'esidences have been re-
modelled nnd a great many have been
repainted, giving the street a very lino
appearance. _ 3"? two houses owned
by by Herman dittner are now in the
hands or painters.
Captain W. S. Cowleg arrived at his
summer home, ()ldgate, at Farming-
ton, yesterday, bringing with him
President Roosevelt’s son. Archie. The
lad will remain at, Oldgute several
days. the guest at Captain and Mrs.
Cowles. ‘
Adjutant-‘fleneral 06k; has ncceptel
the resignation of Captain Frank P.
Portion. of Company it at Willlmuntto.
First Lieutenant Michael J, English
has been ordered to worn a meeting
tor the purpose of‘electiug his success.
or.
Secretary J. W. Knowiton. oi‘ the
Army and Navy‘cluh, of Connecticut
has sent out the notices for the tweru
ty-seVenths annual meeting and ban»
quot oi: the club at the Pequot House,-
New London, Friday evening, June. 23.
The business meeting will be held at,
7 o’clock and the banquet at 8. 0w-
ing to the comparatively limited ac-
j eommodutiuns, provision can be made
1 only for club member», ' '. , -
h
i
v
The executive committee or the
State Christian'mdeuvor union hold
a special ,meotin jn IfilteY. MLC. A.
building, Hurttor "F, day afternoon.
The Rev. Dr, W. H. Main resided; it
was voted that. Rev. Mr. arris, state
junior superintendent. of 1 Meridian,
should go to the Baltimore convention
. 1th J’uly‘ to represent? the. dates.
1 District milieu/iii be held in October
as toliows: Stamford. October ll;
Waterbury Octobsrt ; Marines, Octo.
" her '11: Thompsonvile, igl- 16:
Norwich. October 17; Patricia; . ctober
g" Bumrintendeot H. H. spanner, at
ensington, ropor ed on the legislative
work. The meet a; appointed George
W. Hull. o! Bristhl. usmistosuperln-
tandem at Christian ctttysulhlp.
The me You Like.
Everybody 1n ..motwt they let
the kind that are this and glistening
We have just toasty ,.
2 It“ .
“'11.
Wlivn an undertaker is doing a good
business it must take a good deal of
self control to keep him from looking
pleased.
thn a school teacher‘s lover is it
poor speller, she tries awfully hard
to make. horseli bollcve he is a pioneer
in phonetic spoiling.
4 gate. 1.. & M. Paint and (i gals. oil
paints moderate sized house. Most
durable. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up!“
Before the Burden.
_ . Not After.
is tho time to rent a sole deposit box.
We have some good sized ones for 34
per your.
unconstitutional).
it you are at all interested We would
be glad toshow you our vault.
m...- m ...-w
OHIIT Millie.
' gateway and Mend-y.
2}" 2 41: A COPY:
‘ 1 FOR no OIN'I'I.
The Palm,
Much. Calvary, 3mm Iyoo. Iimhio
Confusion. Caution antenna, Rur-
“will Lay My Wedding om. Away.
‘gtmliiu Doing. There's Nothing Now
is ‘ , ' ’ ,, .
u
Open. High. Low. 1:30
FICSII Camera Sn “as Aumi t‘op til til ii. Stills 80%.
[Ill Am ca 11‘ (To 1111;, 11-111. 3111.; 1111.,
Am c. a 16‘ 111 as 113 97:21 1m.
A'i‘ Am (‘ot on 31 :11 :11 :11
. . , Am Loco Min 48%- 47551 477s
' Am 1.001111! 111 111 111 111
WImam .P. Boers 1\1u Smell “41.4,; 1H“; “2% 113‘!er
. -\11 $11 or mt; 1:111; 1311,: 131,
that and Murmur Sluts, 1'11 «,1; 11.. ...; ...; ...,1.: .1 "
11111111 .11. 011111 1111114. my mail 1111111
5 5““ Mal" 3‘- ll'klyn it '1‘ 11-13.; 11:11,: 11371. «1.17..
South Norwalk. l‘lit's & tihio not; 511i; till/i, 49%
cut a. N w 111-1 1111 1114 1:14
'LgoleLs"”“ 1‘11 (11 \Vt‘hl 1:1 1:1 187.. 137..
' cu iii a St 1* 17.114. 175.31. my. 175
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g (-111 south 2m 2711 271.; 271,11
2 9 (inbuilt-.1 188 188 1118 11111
. our Ins n Met Soc till 80% 79% NOV.
' I Erie «111.1. 1111. my. 4117/.
Th d f I h ’ El‘lt' tilt or 711a,; 711a. 7914 799;.
I a re 3 xmonf (your; 1] ‘cn Eloc 174% 174% 174% 174-34
9y can to s ’ 1:1»: & Nash 14m 1171/. 1161/. 1471i.
. ’ Mm s1 Ry 123 121% 1221.4 123%
- M K a 1‘ 211 211111. 211 211%
""'I a e MK&’i‘pf «1211.. 11:1 621,1, 113
‘ Mo i’aclllc 91-1111 991,1. 98% 99
SOUTH NOR WALK CONN N v (li‘lllt‘lll 1417.. 1-1151. 111% iii
, Norr a West 110- 807.1, so suit.
"‘ ' (hit a West mi. 11:11. mu. 111%,
' 1’ ‘Moli 33 3 as 311
mm for Catalogue. M. It. MERRILL. Prln. Fifi", a R ,3,“ 13,,“ .35}: 13532
Nor Par it 11 186% 187 truer. 186%
. Reading 95% 95% 94725, 95%
1 . ' Road int pf 1111,11 911/. 9111. 911.1.
us rrive o a . ltepStocl ‘ 17% 17% 1715 111.5
. . Rock Jalaxnd £332 {£22 1:332 243:
1 Rub ‘oo 11 1‘ .: " :
BLUE FISH. STEAK COD. 8m)", i’nc 33% Oil’lfi fizz; 3:131?
Sou it Co 32' 32" ' -
WEAK new. 8NAPPIR 91.1128. 3,,“ R; a...” 97" $7; 27% 3?”;
Term C at l 77% 7 ti
MACKEREL. ,BEA IAOB. '1‘, genus ll’oc 1:33 133295 133% 13:1”,
tnion ’uc ’ ' ‘ ‘
LONG AND ROUND CLAMC. U 3 gm" 231/. 311% 21 27%
. 1 $8 Sign pf 94% 9h 20% 23%
M chart 19 H
«at up a 113.11 A. 9:41 9
TE“ ‘°"‘ nu ”El-”“0 Sales to 11 s. 1111.. 2111.200
Roosevelteralrhsnko "
Horro- “enemas,
auras snu’rmo
nu»...
Harry H. Hoyt 8: Go...
Bankers and Brokers, ,
stocks. loads. (train and cotton loo gut and Cold term-h or on Margit:
Member New roiil concoctions stock oxen-m. Direct 9mm !W_
New York. t1 mats Wall street. .
oouryi NORWALK.
TILJ 1H.
A Calload of
. Just receivedlht:
arm We 0; 4
1
Brooklyn. "1 Elton m
HOYT'I THIATII WILIINO.
1mm Imus! lyory Morning at to O'clock. '
. ~>1N>ma—hm4w.— a... ......
4*”
1 t
1"‘
" . L gums M . bronchi“
“My boy, idsry. is home from college
for a week. He's a grant nthloto, you
know."
"do We heard." -‘
“You. Well, i thought l'd toot: him
a biotic un'-l didn't know no better
way than to let-him to suwln' wood."
"'Good idea."
”Well. i thought so. i proposed it
to am, an' he said. 'All right, dud.
i‘h saw th' wood. but i want you to
understand that i must here a glass at
but Me. a mutton chop. on‘ u sluohol
rundown every thirty minutes)” ,
,“Woti. will And what happened?”
, “He didn't new tho wood."-—O its»:
. loud Plain Dealer. 2
”I should think." remarked the Mud
any who had lust stated the hush?
hobo to u hand-out. "that it strong.
healthy iooirlsu man like you would be
in work." "An’ I would be but for one
ding, lady," replied the weary traveler.
“It troops are so busy lookin' for sum-
thiu' t' out not i stn't got no time for
work."~0himo Daily News.
W
Horton-"rm. reruns as not this
n louder. He is considered a my
Straw, Hats 000 to $4.00 .
Two Piece Suit, $6.50‘t0 $15.00 ~ 1‘ . ,
Blue Searge Suits $10.00 loi$20l100 f ‘
' Negligee Shirts 500 to'$2.001 ‘
Shoe Department - M
New Pointed Toe Oxfords lor Men 1
$2.00 to $4.00
You Should See Our NewiCoilar,
"THE TEDDY”
SELLECKO PRIC
' . , Clothiers and Furnishers. 1' ‘f ' y .
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKJiE:3 “
\..
Telephone Call 324-2.
"Busing Sud
Want fine coffee? Well, if you find as good as ours anywhere In town It
has got to he a mightly superior article. . .
There will be a demonstration of Dibble's coffee at the Putnam H009
Reception to-day. Try it. There‘s a demonstration of Dibble’; coffee ev.
ery day at Owen’s Bakery. Dollars to doughnuts you can't equel it in thll
town, 32:. lb. A fresh lot just in, “Always the Same." one lady who has
used it a good while said. . ‘ '
3 Cans Milk. ........................... .1 .............. . ..... .. .. 256.
Old Grist Mill Coffee, ............................. 2 .............. . 18g.
SCangFaii-Peas,........... .......... . ............. .25o.‘
Malta Ceres, .......... ‘.‘. ..................... 5c. pkg.
Malta .. Vita, ............................. 10c. pkfl.
7 Bars Soap, (Better Than Ozone), ............ ...,1. ., ........ . o.
Special, Vaseline, ............................... , ......... 3o. Bottle
Home grown rye flour is gfoat. A new lot now in, ........... . film. 256.
All solid fat pork. for chowder. Nice Cabbage.
What do you want? Hope to serve and please. "
TELEPHONE CALL, 26—4.
LORENZO DIBBLE
1.11.1"i.1.1i111.1.... "' M ' “251.1111 301: per peck
WAX BEANS, PER QT. ................................. . ....... 109
JONES‘ FLOUR, PER BAG ..................................... 85¢
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG ...........................
LEAN SHOULDERS. PER LB. ...............................
HAMS, PER LB. '
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER, PER LB ...................... , .......... . 256
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, FER LB. ................. ' ...... . . . . .' 270
KNAPP'B BEER EXTRACT, 15¢. SELLER, ........................ 10:.
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 No. Main St, So. Norwalk. Tel. 234;. 49 Fort St., E. Norwalk. Tel. 819-3
w... ..o...--......... ...- .
1711111111111.11111111111111111.10 "
new POTATOES, PER PK. . .................... , ........ 23: AND,»
BERMUDA omous, PER or. ................... . ........ so
rnucv Lemons, PER 002. ........... ........ too
ZCANSREDALAaKA SALMON ........... 26o
QUAKER ens, PER PKG .. ........ . ........... . ..... 8c
2PKos.zssT.................................‘.......................m
szos.ousTo. ....... . ........... m
arsesronc: ........... ............. ..... ...”..loo
2PKG. es. WHEAT BISCUITS ..... . ...... . ..... zoo
rarest-1 VEGETABLE8 A epeomuv. ,' - i,
1
SPINACH. WAX BEANB, BEET TOPS, RHUBARB. PE‘AO, LITTUGE.
NATIVE AOPARAGUO, PINE APPLEB,CUCUMBER8, RADIGHII,'ITO.
Louis Joselo 2
72 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. coil 333-5.
....mw.
- nnvo Himself Away—Detective
tlupttilnwtlow did you manage. tonal:
oRAounriou “+1.1:
Do not waste much time in thinking
how the earth in being run.
Never try to 7am; the question how maul-PM through the “mm“ .91“!-
nucccss s surest won.
Don't you worry which iii mightier, the Detectivewl "m him sit at” ““0
noticed that he gave his skirt. a h
with both hundred, it to , ‘ it
tram hugging at the linens; ‘ /
grabbed him.~Wusltlfllton it».
. pan or gleaming sword,’
Nor emit-avoi- to decipher how much
knowledge one should hoard.
it In certain that "ad muroper “writ"
will win. 1, ‘ -
When the ballots are all. counted and
' the vote come. struggling in.
[You can seek your couch each evening
with “sumac. in your breast
That the man, who tries the hardest
nearly always does the heat. '
Almostitumsu *lntolligchuwIfl. 1 .2
Monrydwohn, l'ru simply d 1 ‘ _.
Winkst lI rush out this against ‘ '1 2'
cu naturism“ mom '
single? thing except it cutie i M M
”N” 1 5 a? M‘,
Meander-«What
Mn, a wood lw
. thins Inland lasttuct to tumours ' ,
"n. a 1m pipe cinch that honor will plmifutbw er- ... ‘ 2 . ’ ‘
he'touhd most awful nice, '
ratings in guittu waist ‘tlscurtoln , in Ancient Danette» W“ I“
it will cut at "my, my, satiation with the oluuihtor ,iio in! .
And the em or suite in calling at: muons milieu-u." ‘ '
, bonsai the peaceful cities. "This It! too MO} II. II“: "l’ll’
Don't you worry. there are watching it. bite to get "1 automobile.”
the sweetest, dearest om.
These questions all are my. slut with.
Then its donned 3 tr at
and a rubber list Jonson .Mi“
the Roman Issue that he tron ii
”13mm .2
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we.
. in the bout of hands. out to klllw-BI‘CGUI’II Lite.
1.... “amour" tomcat“ 2.. 2. Wham ‘
1.r res- oli-
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