Pure ice Clean-
1101119 1.111119
LANE S
1111;
"" "Vl‘l WAII-IINOTON'IT. ‘
Loool 11121151101125.
Read .1. W, Dodge'sad. In this Issue.
Outi g suits at Rogers 11 Stevens.
Read t e ad.
.....__...,__.
Pure castlle soap at H. W. Chambers
Bridge Pharmacy.
Bugulene at the Zeitfuas Pharmacy.
Sure oath to bug's.-
Frank McBride spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
PaleItlne Castle. Knights of the
Mystic Chain, held a routine meeting" ‘
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBride have.
returned from a week's visit in Ai-I
bony.
Llewellyn Merritt, of Main and
Cross streets, is confined to his home
by illness.
The barges Frank and Chalfont have
_ arrived with cargoes of coal for the
Ferris Coal Company.
Another session of the water hear
Ing was held this morning and will be
resumed this afternoon.
‘_.
Any old place In a mighty poor place
to buy feed. Manuel Hatch sells the
good kind glean hIsV ad. and "buy oats
tha‘ts clean.
Miss Esther Rockwell: who has been
visiting Miss Eva Murray, of Main
street', has returned to hér' home in
Wilton., : no it» - 1
There is waste blisummer. hosiery '
in progress at the OM. 'Read store.
Now is the time to buy your stock 1'01
the summgi‘ol Read' the ad.
.._“_.1'.'....:._..
Daniel B. Burdlck and son, Harold S.
ll r a re on. “their way from
lfgolmig‘ncef‘ $3.!" [:1 Annapolis {mom 1
rest gigay as the
Am
An important meeting of 111111;.»
Tribe, 1 O. R. M. will be held this
evening. “A week from tonight will
take place. (lilo henti annual nomination
of officers. .11_.___
«or ailstirhi uhb‘rras'l’ieeii clerk
at the Hotel Oilfield for some tintt
left 'early 1111.. morning for Asbury
Park, where he will assume a respon-
sibe position with the West End Ho
tel, which will open next Saturday.
A bargeload dill: 35.5911 stone arriv-
ed yesterday hr It will be us
ed in repairing fiction- Monroe
and Wa‘t-cr.wa all avenue, to
where the trolley company proposes
to raise its tracks to the street level.
Frank Fay. f year-old son of
"Rick" Fay was arrested yesterday, on
a charge of damaging the property of
A. Harris, at any and Raymond
streets. The case was continued two
_ weeks this morning in the town court.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
held a meeting last evening. at hich
F H. Nelson was elected a n1
A box of ”agrarian from Theron
i
'1
ulatod and consid
neaa wan trainee-
.. H
“1’33”
1
Southport was roamed Saturday by
the visit of Governor Robertaof -Con-
necticut. He was the guest of R. P.
Curtis. The governor and his friends
were driven in :utomobllesaétrogrd in:
town and,. ran roug
the Pequoty 71mg 1 Hon. John H.
Perry. :1 ~-.highly pleased
with what they law In the pretty vii
iage. , , .
MANY KILLED, IN RIOTINO.
,. v t. t 1 Ole . 1
Jews and Arm-d lie-Irv. Mon Club
in IrIIf-thovok.
WARSAW, Russian Poland. June 13.
-—’l‘hev outbreak of rioting at Brest-
' iey 1E.
lectmen fordamagcs as the result of ,
his Worm-11191113 before the operations ‘
811 £8 or wind... I‘- .«Tnoro
her." '
mitten iv comm ‘
.. ' ”a." luau.
74 Washington Strut.
loath Norwalk.
. oalruanv Morse.
JENNIE ill. CLANCY.
11 'After an Illness of ten weeks. the
I' .
’11 is mornin at the home of Wil-
($0!le 7 Osborne street,
Clinch?!
age. She was ta an ill in Ridgetield.
where she conducted a dry goods and
millinery store, and was brought to ,
Danbury. Pleural pneumonia was the
malady and this developing into pleu-
reay. resulted in death.
business in Ridgeiieid for eight years.
;.Thg first threecysarsof this time she '
managed the store of M. Stern, then
of Danbury, and,durlng the past five
years she conducted the business for
herself. She is survived by her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Clancy.
two brothers, William F. Clancy, of
Danbury, and Joseph Clancy. of Bos-
ton, and two sisters, Miss Agnes Clon-
cy and Miss Helena Clancy both of
Danbuiy, The funeral will be held at
St Peters church at 10 o‘clock Wed
nesday morning.
friends both in this city and in Ridge
field.
CHARLES CARVER.
Charles Carver, son of S. S. Carver,
of Cannon, cited Sunday in Amoda, New
York.‘ The remains were brought to
Westpor-t in care of Undertaker Char-
les Fable. and the funeral service was
held this afternoon from the residence
of Charles Gregory an uncle of the
deceased
HENRY BERWIN.
Henry Berwin, an inmate of Dr. Mc-
Donald's sanitarlum, in Westport, died
.Sunday of paralysis. The remains
were sent to New York city, yester-
dary: afternoon. inward of. 8 .AwRoth-
child, by Undertaker Charles Fable.
MARGUERITE E. ETHIER.
Marguerite Eveline Ethler, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eth-
ier, at. 32 Morwin street, died this
morning. The funeral will hold to»
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
C M Selleok will officiate
MR'."‘HOY’T WANTS DAMAGE8..
. “—3.7-
Conti- 1,2} gellovoa Town Should Pay
for Krk 011‘ 'IIilo Island Bridge.
Another proposition has manifested
itaelfinttho tie-.up of the.work on the
Bell 1 and-.btjidge. Contractor Dud-
out will probably ask the so-
were suspended by order of the gov-
ernment engineer, being washed by
the tide water.
Mr. Hoyt. stated today that the fill- -
ing at the center had been washed
considerabht but not nearly as much
as he had feared it would be
The salesman have not yet 11011111
any report Rein the war department
at Washington. and it is ft'illcd that
the matter-may drag on for weeks
before anything definite is
nown - 1.
CONFEDIRATEB TRAIN WRECKED
Were on. Their Way to Reunion in-
Louisville and Enginoeer and
“ ,ereman Were Killed.
i-DUISVlLLE, Ky. June 13.———A ape-
cial train carrying Confederate veter-
one to the reunion at Louisville is 1c-
ported (78111111911 near Golden Gate llltn
0111,1111 the Sonic
it Is not line whether there has
been less of life. The Evening P111111;
hasr eh i patch saying 1 a
the tlrfiK'K i311. dialled that the engln
cer and firemen were killed and that
ern, Railway.
thcie 11 been less of life among the
voters The train was carrying vet
crabs from St. Louie and the South-
west.
aEsEKAit OUTING.
The members of Eureka Rebekah
1..ocigc will have an outing at Sand
inner Cottage, ‘airfield Beach. 011
Thursday, if pleasant. All members are
invited to come, as 11 good time is
, promised. The trolley leaves Baxter's .
Bring lunch.
drug store at 8:40 a. in.
-»111wu-omammmmv-o
Before lilo horohryi
Not After.
Litevak. during which incoming to re
port. many personswwore drilled or
wounded originated in I “conflict be-’
tween: Jews ,and armed reserve men
bound for the Far But. The sold-
Iers are paid to have looted provision
starch and the Jews In 11111111111111 their
property are alleged to have fired on
the troops who r med ,tho the. The
two 1131 now occu‘p oil by“ the mill
in confluence of rumors of a m
If atrium” tomorrow themthomioa
TI", ordered the people 1101.10
a
tit? troops will be ordered to fire in
the event of distal-blades.
no mo I'o'u Like. ‘
fiverybody likes 010010 If they get
til kind that are pure and whoinomo
e “not“: Wig? I ire-a 11111151“
.wher
he streets and warned thin 111111 ..
CIIVoi’trab .
111 lbs 't'Ime to rent a 'safe deposit box.
We have some good 111ch ones for u
'por year.
1110301th001111 111511111
be glad to show you our vault.
,1 _ IHII‘r MUIIO. .,
Iaturday Aagd" Monday.
7,FOR lb CENTI.
The Palms.
Mai-all. Calvary, Bream
Mullen. Cavaliers
dill»;
11 th of Miss Jennie ill. Clancy occur 1
of the deceased.‘
thirty two yearii of .
..les Clancy had been cngaged in .
The deceased had a large circle of ,
if you are at all interested We would
.
W . _...,,
Renault-Fairbanks
Iyu, IImpld
uatloanl, Par-
offal. Lay My Wedding om- Away.
suit up Doing. There's Nothing New
In peeling down to an Outing Suit, rciiii'pdwr that the
‘ 4
Dating Sultawc soil can ‘t be put out of shape-«they rc made
for summer‘ lounging and knock- about wear.
In chooeing, remember that the loose. yct strung weave
of l10n1cspuT1 is invitingly cool; that Summer cassimcrcs
are cool and will stand more rough usage than any other
fabric; 111111111;ch crash is porous and cooling; that blue
serge 111111 fé't‘thcr weight worsted me 1111* lighN‘cst 111 weight
and wcair vv:'elll.
t
1
$8.50 to $16.00.
1
From Straw lint 10 111111 cool llosicry we have every-
thing that goes with Outing Suits.
‘
SUCCESSORS TC COMSTOCK BROS. ‘ "
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 311-2.
“ANY OLD PLACE" “-
is a mighty poor place to buy grain, hay and food.
There’s as much difference between the good grain
and the. poor grainns there is between the good horse
and the poor horse.
Feed the best, and your horse will do his work bet.
ter and hold his head higher. Our stock is here to,be
looked at—look at it whether you buy or not. a-
Buy Oat's 'l‘lial' 3 Clean.
MANUEL TV HATCH
Chick Manna and
D M. Chick Food for the'
little ones.
KODAKS
' ‘ and
hi 111911111111 Sluts
6 south 011111 at.
South Nhi-walk
49 Wall street.
NorwnikV.
em”. s-.-,._3___.__ - _.
They could after a six monflu' course at
. ., SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ~
will. i... catalogue. M. 11. manna. Prln.
Fresh (linen Supplies
Willialil P. Boors'
01111 Your 1111111111 Money?
Merrill College
1 111111 15' oOoo.
15111 11?
In any season a bath is good
and refreshing. Rut how many
uhandy little thingatyoa‘ mighty
‘ have to make it iii‘tite‘ enjoyable.
BATH BPRAYS. « BPONG‘ES.
BRUSHES. and ever so many
other things we have for your
' éonvenience and ddinfort.
See them in the window,
{1119'Cliffordéllharmaoy. V,
7111.. 1:111:91”.
,Moplo's 11 Goldsolimidi Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
., .. ,
Sfooks. Bondyflnfn and
Cotton. "
Swat-ta I Corbett‘BVlook. So.’ Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL BTREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. in.—The
London stock market in resuming
operations after a three day holiday.
failed to sustain the pri ea for Amer-
Icans which had been es abllshed here
in the interval. The discouraging ef-
fect was shown in the. dropping ten-
dency of opening prices. Union Pa-
cIfic, St. Paul, Canadian 'Pacific, Mis‘
s'ourl Pacific and United States Steel
pfd. were down a large fraction and
Metropolitan Street Railway 3. point.
' WALL STREET. ll a. m.—Eariy
support was not maintained and af-
ter the opening losseshad been large-
ly recovered the market was allowed
to sink back again to the low point.
Later on the market picked 11p alight-
ly again in sympathy with 11 brisk
demand for Atchisou.
ermors continued to have matters
their own way antimnde a more vig-
orous attack against the market af-
ter midday. Hardly any of the better
known 21101 he escaped losses of a point
and they reached about. 2 in St Patti.
Canadian Pacific, Louisville & Nash—
ville and Amalgamated Copper
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over matoprlvate when of
The Maples & Goidschmidt Co., Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett
Biochufiouth Norwalk, Telephone 153.
” Just Arrived Today.
BLUE PIVOHV. . STEAK GOD.
I
WEAK FIBH. . ~ , ' BNAPPER BLISS.
MACKEREL. M. . . BEA BASI.
fi-
lledy LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
1 .
Cutbiil's Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 10!— . Pill DILIVIBV.
horns FEEEMAN.
RIPRB BBNTING .
Harry H Hoyt 81 00.,
, Bankers and Brokers,
dtooiio. lends, Grain and Ooitoa'louom and Gold for Cull or on Margin.
.Moinber New york Consolidated Stock Exchange. M private wire. '
New York, 41 and ‘8 Wall street. Brooklyn. 371 Fulton Iii-cot.
IOUTH NORWALK. TILJIM HOYT’I THIAffil BUILDING.
. ~ Market Format Ivory Morning at to (remit.
-- u...
A Cadoad oi
n.
agons_
-\mai Cop 80% 80% '79 791,...
Am C 6': 1“ C0 3995* 84% 34% 343.1.
Am ano 48 ‘ 48115 47% 4701
\m Smelt 113% 114 11.5% 11231”.
Am Sugar King 134% ...Il,.§'134‘ré
. 1‘&SFc 8m. 817;. Si 111
A 'l‘ & S 1" pf 10295 102% 102V; 102%;
1111110 £1 Ohio 109",‘109‘./. 101154, 108%.
li'klyn R. '1‘ 65 ‘ 135 114% 114111
1211911 Ohio .60 511 49% 49-3.
1‘hi 111. N W ll! ’wliil') ‘ 1114 194
Ch 01 West 19% "19111 10% l9‘ni
1111 M & St P176 ”1759‘; 17371.1 174
001 F & l 43 ‘ 43 42 42
t‘nn Gait 187% 187% 187113 187%.;
Del & 111111 18.72 1821.5 182% 182.15
Erie II 4:81; 1119‘ 403,
Eric 1st pf 79% '1' .- 79 79
(left Elev. 176% 176“ 1111 ‘1713
111 Central 160% 161 100% llll
1.01181: Nash 14? 147% 110%. 1459;.
Met. 81 Ry 1231/; 123% 122% 12291
M K & '1‘ ER‘q 28% 28 28
M11 Pacific 118% 987,. 911% 98%.
N Y Central 142 142 1411.4 l‘-Il‘/a
Norf it. ‘ch51 80V, 11th12 110% 801.1.
0111 & West 01% 514i; 510%. 00%
Penn R1! 1115015 135% 134511 134%
[‘00 (11111 101% 101% 101% 101%
Reading 911 96 911 96
Rep Steel 17% 1177.1. 177,4. 1774.
Rock island 27% “281,1. 27% 27%
Rub Goods 113% 33% 327.11 32711
South PM! 113%. 113% 1131/. 62%
8011 Ry Co 3174.. .12 31% 31-”.
Tenn C R l 78%? 771A 77%
Union Pac 1230’. 121% 1227/11 123%
U 8 Steel 28," 28% 27% 27%
ll 8 Steel pf 05 951,53 94% 94%
Wabash 19. ill 19
Wabash pf :10 :119 39 39
m
A.NOTHER VICTOR’V FOR THE
FORTE.
Thno Warships ‘Put Out of CommII—
Iion Today.
FORT MONROE. 1111.. June lit-Ad
the unfavorable weather conditions
attacked the fortifications at
Monroe at 8:15 o'clock this morning.
nd
3 o'clock. The rapid fire gone on
used and the batteries on shore made
a lively response. The Texas, Hart.
the forts at 2. 21
commission. .
AM-ERICAN -‘LUNDON POLO
T'A
LONDON. June ill -- ‘After aeveral
lsappolntmenta 11111 motions of Lon
on have succeededi forming a polo
team to compete for the James Cor
. don Bennett cup in Paris June 17. it
scoinpoaed of indie hiatr. Robert
Omar. Frank M’dc ey and
«Worth. Fredliii and Spanish
1115 have entered- itnd it 111 probable
at 1111 11311511111 mu will ctlmp91e.
. MM '
. aorroa M'II‘IRTALRI "to IM-
BERLIN, June 13,2166 p. m.—-ilim
poror William invited alias M0990 odi.
tor of the Churclnnan of New Yorli, to
, join the Imperial arty yesterday at.
. the review at P0
‘ tattoo of troops.
-——~
iii: male-1111mm"-
1 1, wards talked With Mr House on oduV-P
cVIIIOIIIVI ‘Ilill religious topics.
W
All Optimistic Inll‘lfilalllt 011th 111 lldII
you 1111111 111111
“Wad-1M.
WALL S’I‘REL‘TJI p, m.——lle.'1r op- .
miral Dickinii' fleet took advantage of
on
The attack lasted until shortly after
10rd and Hornet attempted to run by lowing 111111 nights reception to mu-
m. but the firing 1 t i
from the batterchK'pu't them out. or ing at, ega 99' he business at the state
Craig
1.111 of 11 model but.-
.1 1118111“. ' flirt-t
1111111111 WI
‘ " 1‘51”"! "11' 1’7: 1%?
'41! "A
Nealioee 5111115
New Pointed Toe
You Should See
”THE T
Straw Hats 60010 $4.00 1
Two Piece Suit $6. 60 to $16 00
Blue Seattle Suits $10. 00 to SZO. 00
Shoe Department
$2. 00 to $4. 00
600 to $2. 00
Oxfords for Men
Our NewlCOllar.
EDDY”
Telephone
SELLE: K 81 PRI‘E
Clothiers and Fumlaherl.‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH‘NORWAVLIL
Call 324-2.
has got to be a mlghtly superior artlc
There will be a demonstration of
Reception to- day. Try it.
town, 321:. lb. A fresh
footy Now P01111095.
WAX ”BEANS PER QT. ....’
JONEB’ FLOUR, PER BAG .........
PILLBBURY'
LEAN BHOU DERS PER LB. ......
HAMS, PER LB. ....................
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER‘ PER LB. .
20 N0 Main St,, 80. Norwalk. Tel. 26- 3.
.u—....————_
2 PKG. 8H. WHEAT BISCUITS .....
There’a a demonstration of leblc’
ery day at Owen's Bakery. DollarI to doughnuts you can't aqua It in IIIII
lot 11m in, “Alway. the Some," one I‘IOY who has
All Iolld fat pork. for chowder.
What do you want? Hope to nerve and please. 1 ,.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
...-.--p .
FLOUR. PER BAG .
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, PER LB.
KNAPP'S BEER EXTRACT, 15c. SELLER, ........
Boiling Suggestions“ As To Ceiiee Etc.
Want fine coffee? Well, If you find as good as ours anywhere In town It
Dibble'a coffee at the Putnam l-Ioae
coffee 0v. .
used it a good while said. .
s can. Milk. ............. ................................ . .. 25c.
Old Grist Mill Coffee. .............................. - ............. . .180.
3 Can. Fair Peal, ......................................... .. 25c.
Malta Ceres. ................................................. 50. pkg.
.Malta Vita. ............................................ . ...... 10041119.
7 Bars Soap, (Better Than Ogoae). .......................... 250.
Special, VaIeltno, ........ . .............. . ..................... .130. Bettie
Home grown rye flour is great. A new lot now, in, . 3: ......... . III". 259.
Nice Galahad.
2513 thVin 300 per pocli
can lus- IIIUOIl-III 100.1
................. n...r-.¢a.uo.
-;§. I‘IUCC (L'.
I.-
.... ................. Iov'l'q'
.............................. Mil/.1:
................................
....'.~
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
19 Fort St. E. Norwhik;‘ Tel. 319-3
iltbs Flue Granulated 81811111 011
new POTATOES, PER PK. .................... . ........ :3: ANN“
BERMUDA omens pan or. .............................. _._.. ...... .Voc "
FANCY LEMons, PER 002. ............................ ..... . 180 "
2 cute RED ALASKA SALMON ........................ . ..... 25o
QUAKE-R oars, PER r110 ................................ ........ aoV
cameras-r ...... ..... . ................. . ......... “"2511
2 PKGSXOUBTO ................... . ...................... 2511
2 Pride FORGE ........ . .................. as. 1.
nun: ................. ..o--o--'.
FRESH VEGETABLES A BPEOIALTV.
Tel. hall 338-5.
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FOREITBRI.
MIDDLEBURY V1,, June iii—An un-
usually large number of delegates
from all parts of the 1111110 came to this
oil y‘tnday to attend the seventh blen~
board the ”“91! 01 the “09" W0“ nlai convention of the Vermont Juris-
diction. Catholic Order of Foresters.
ROCHESTER N. H, June 18.-Foi
convention of the Catholic Order of
Foresters in thin city was taken up to
day. After it parade through the prin-
cipal streets the delegate. attended
111511 1111111111, at at. Rotary church.-
W . , ..
GUN CLUII IN WATIRIURY.W
WATERBURY. Julie Tar-for their
and Gun Club today. the team content
being the chief thing on the program
The sweepstalte Ihodtlng brought out'
I very large number of guns. Indicate
ing an awakened interest in this sport
throughout the state.
VILLOW lilVIn IRIDCI. CHINA,
OPIN.
SHANGHAI: June it. ~1‘ho first to
emotive. dm'ving an inspection train
111 ch: of the chief engineer of the
tray. ores-ed Yellow
”Brim, over one 111on foot
third ahoot the members of the Com M
solid-ted 01m Clubs. of Connecticut. ‘
mot on the range of the Mattatuclt Rod ‘
111m
11111 .1111 .111 11: to
111151 for 3111:1111 11.111“ng 1111131.m 1.1.1:,
it II «WV in November out. 1
BPINACHNVAX BEANS, BEET TOPB. RHUBARB, PEAB.” LBTTUOK‘
NATIVE ABPARAGUB, PINE APPLES, CUCU‘M‘BERB. RADIBHEI, ITO.
a
Louis ' Joule”,
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
scorn uoawanx.
RUOIIAN WHEAT PROSPECT.
GOOD.
er. rmaanuso, 1111111 11.411.
prolipeofil of a good Russian wheat
harvest continue. in the south. south.
want. Northern conduit. Villain 1'0.
glon and 11111 Ural prov noon the coat
dillon of the crops in for I, am
average but the outlook In .pon-
dingly bad in wine of III.
moments and the Wind
1111 look for rye is lead in “wry."
t e failure of the «on0111 the
11111110 am an lhowhu flllfln% .-
practically complete in the it . ,‘1
ga region. Famine 111'
some of the lovommonbi.
ORIIR TO IITTLK‘AOOOUNT.
mm
.Goul't,'.l_tln0fl so}. " ’
Resume 1‘11 133151 Idiot-11111.11“ or
, om . 11 II r
I!“ tit malaria exhibit
District of Khartoum!” 1111.,
Ordered?
her Administntionradddont to
Court for "determinant aLtheP
morn-1
“tiff
.tho
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.m’r... ”.‘l’fia
uihce in We
{gate will. at. to giant
11 a persons 11
tats may be notified
ocutrlx will IilIIII thII
ilahod in I
lotion inst
11:;- before 111111 11111111» of :111111.
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