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Local News lllolos
-8traw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien
The horse R. J. Garrett has arrived
with B. cargo of cool for Raymond
Brothers
Miss Kittie Dowd, of Long Island
City is spending a few days at the
home of B‘ B. Coleman.
-—Straw Hats. Straw Hats O'Brien,
Cockenoe Tribe, I. 0. R. M. of Nor
walk,- will hold a desktop this even—
his Ollicers wiU' be nominated next
week. . .
wFlorida Pineapples, $1. 25 doz
D. Lawton at Company. '
Mrs. C II. Jennings of Southport,
is entertaining her mother Mrs. H
B Coley, of Norwalk at her tIrcrIuH
Farina home
Prol'. Arthur Russell is home from
Princeton Preparatry School for the
summer vacation.
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—Shonld(~r Steak. 10c. Buttcry'a Mitt
Mrs John Wallace sister or Mrs.
George H ’I‘reaudicy has returned
from a visit to Brooklyn.
An automobile struck and killed a
dog in lower Wail street this morning.
The driver of the cur settled with the
canine is owner for $2.
——Lnrgest Variety of Candy, fresh
today, lo and 200 lb. M, S, Smith &
(To.
Mrs W I’ l’cnnoy and Miss Grace
Buikiey of Southport, spent Woduen
riot in South Nor‘wulk no the fliitIh‘lH
of Miss Elihu SeMnour
~v-Pot Roast, no houc, the.
Brit ttIry'r.
Market.
A rehearsal of the Sunday school
chorus, of the South Norwulk liuptiui
Church”. Will be held at the, ironic oi
the lender, Saturday night, at 72%
o'clock.
~—Lawn Wrappers and Kimonos in
great variety at special low prices. M.
S. Smith C: (‘o.
George C. Eva‘rta, of tho (JouIIItocit
Clothing Company. went to New IIu
yen yesterday. to attend a ro-union ot‘ '
the naval militia, to which he formerly
belonged.
~Boyo' Caps, i go Caps. O‘Brien
l". B. Coleman!) no just receiver!
suite for the I itlio Red State baseball
team The units ronulnt of blue shir.t
photo and cup. r stockings and red
star on the broom};
~Loiu and Rib Lamb Chops, lilo.
Buttery's Market.
Janice D. II‘eaIIenden. of Wilton,
leaves on Monday to attend the 25th
annual reunion of the clnss III litiio of
Harvard. of which he was teliow
member with President Remove ,2», id
other distinguished men. ii
of Fancy Coilnrn
and. S. Smith
~~-LIIrgeht You.‘
and Bolts to b
& Clo.
'I‘ho graduating reception of IhrI
South Norwnik High School chum or
1905 will be held tonight In tho Nor-
wolk Armory. Wheeler o WIIIIon‘II
orchootrn, of Bridgeport. will furnish
muIItc.
~Buocbail, Retort Point to-morrow
Norwuik VII. 'the strong Arustordnmu
of N. Y. Dan Shanon, into or the
state league will umpire and Malcolm—-
will pitch tor the Amsterdam.
~Yacht. Capo Yacht Capo. O'Brien.
I
iIIi train from New York city
9 ”through Booth Norwalk at 10:25
o'clock yesterday, carrying II party or
N”! York people to Pittntieid. The
train was made up of on engine and
one of the railroad company‘s private
party cars.
u..—
#Sperini vain» to Ladies ”
Cord". 36c; reduced from title.
Smith ‘0
i 'i 0"”W i . , 2
Itev.,tioraid Ii.1Icord.Ph.D.. will he
lonelier! as puotor of tho Park Street
' Unwantionni Church. in Bridgeport
out Tuesday night, and tho Fiowar
Committee of tho Boutb Norwolk (ion-
dtionpl Church II arranging for n
{“1” party from Booth Now-lit to
witnm the ceremony.
m on m Lin.
Cornet
M. 8.
Wholly like: rm it they [at ”
the kind that m vim no whet-some
We have but realm d trout: line;
of Fou’ calcium.
“was ineli- hm .
to.‘36IIniIty magnum" which noun
W___,........
I ”All klItdII ol ooh. ve10tubles at
Jouelotl' a. Read his ad toI othcr spec
Inigo. - z i
Iloyu' good wush units at Itoxorn ti:
Stevens. The ad. will give you pric~
ea. . .
wShouldor Steak, ltic. Bultcry'n Mkt.
. Mum-.-
Special solo oi‘ men n serge unite-I and
hoyu waah pants at (lottllcha.
the ad.
llettd
“Have you tried the Manhattan rho-
column at tlhaurhorn' l’llul‘llitlt‘)".’ They
are delicious.
~»-StI-aw'lltlta. Straw iluis.
O'I‘Irlen.
Apollo Chocolates are tchrybody'ii
i‘ayorilou. They are on sale :It the
Clifford Pharmacy.
The annual meeting of the West
Nor-Walk school district will be held
on Monday night.
_ ~Pot Roast, no bone, 100.
Market.
Iiuttery'u
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Midsummer gowns and pnrnsols um '
the, hilt) interested items in the Itcad
ad. .. lloud it.
Fancy new potatoea only lot'. per
peek at the United Grocery Company.
They are line >
.—
——Lamb‘n II‘ore. 8c. Buttery‘s Mkt.
Outing clothes for the dog days at
exceedingly low prices at Sellock at
I'ricc‘a. ltI-Ild the ad.
Delicious lender California hams
only he at the New York Grocery t‘.om-
puny. UthIl‘ specials in the ad. Itend
it.
Leg of Lamb, Him. lilittcry's Miil,
St. John‘s Lodge. l“. and A. M., of
Norwulk. conferred the Master Mn-
son‘s degreh last evening on Robert ti.
Wilson.
t
Are you going to housekeeping" How
about a gas range and water heater?
Ask the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company for (units, etc.
~I-ILamb's Fore 8c. Ituttcry's Mkt.
Summer is here in earnest Wedncs
day the highest point registered With
83 degrees. Iiy 1 o‘clock yesterday at-
ternoon the mercury had climbed to
ltd, having started upward at l'. o‘clock
yesterday morning when the record
was 62. ‘1
it‘InernI Rnnucll Frost is in Now Iiu ,
vcn .iotiuy Attending the dcdiI-Illiou .va
cruises of tho Illi’llllilllt‘lil IIrIIt'ltIIl ul
BroadwayJ’arlr to lilt' III-mi oi tin-
II‘iI'IIi (ltIIIutII-illtul Light Iiullt'ry, liIII
tlcru Volunteers. thInI-rnl Front is the
guest, or General E. h (Ir-I-IIII-y.
who; of Lamb, llllngc. lhltinry's Mitt,
Eugene J. Van Nesu, of this city, is
having a good time oh the continent.
lie writes trieuda in town that he and
his sister attended II priI'IItII row-prion
given byll’oprI Plus at Itornc Monday.
June 51b. and that the following day
would h‘t‘t‘ a quguilitcnl protcsslon ot
the Pope and oil the :iltiilillls oi tbt'
\\olld.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
boo every advantage lor the prompt
and cliicioht mnnnucruent of notation
and other trout tuuds inti‘tlutod to itH
care.
When making your will remember
that the. Trust Company can be relied
upon to carry out exactly every pro-
vllIlon or this important document.
about Music,
”junior and Monday.
I3o, two for 250
in" the Shade at the Old Apple Tree,
t’m Trying no Hard to Forgot You,
When the Sunni Turn: the 00nd '
Blue to Gold, Ohoriu K. Hll'i‘il' intent
ouooou. Would You Carol Kerry Mliln'
hi hit Good-lye Sweat Mario, Kup I
Li tie Coup Corner in Your Hurt tor
the, Mormon Ivy, Why Don‘t They
Ploy With Moi‘ Also the Wltmnl'k
Dhnoo’ Poliol. No. 3. Von Tiiur’n
Dunno Polio. No.6 ulna Ioo othoro.
“he”? IAUIIALL SUITS. $1.00
01' 8!
AAll the lam! noveltiu in Souvenir
Ponii cam Ind Douvcniu.
WATGH THII AD. NEXT WIIK
F‘QQ Fillwcm
.5. I; no
Like the man’s watch‘ that went when he did, our
Wash Suits run when boys do, but never in. the wash~tub.
Russian, Sailor and Eton Blouse Suits otjthe newest
styles, plain colors and Stripes, plain and bloomcr pants,
” 5°C to $2.00
Separate Wash Pants—come in good many times—
25c to $1.00. . . ‘
Wash ”Woods and Blouses in the beat variety we ever
hath—25c to $I.oo.
Boys' Straw Hats in sailor, middy and flare brim
styles, from 25c to $1.50. ”
Boys‘ Neckwcnr, Underwear and Stoekings, too.
Boys' fathers will be interested in our bigahow of
Outing Suits, and the wears that go with them. .
OUTFlT TERS
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. '
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2. ‘
“ANY OLD PLACE"
is a mighty poor place to buy grain. hay and food.
'i‘hIl'tI's llH IIIIIIII (lint‘lt‘llit‘ bclerlIo illt' Izooli grain
and tho poor grmuns ttho is lit‘HH‘t‘lI thI- good horror
and the poor horse.
l‘t't‘tl the host, and your horse will do his work but-
tor and hold his head higher. Our utork is hero to ho
lookod nt~L look at it uhllhcr Ion buy or not. ‘”’
”intro 3 \
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Ont'u That s t‘lcuu.
Chit-k Manila and
I) M. Chick l"t‘t‘tl for the
little ohtIsi. ""‘
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KODAKS
Fresh camera Supplies
William P. Boars’
‘ lloul uuli blaiiouoru Stores,
B'Soutthaln St.”
South Norwalk.
4!) Wall Street“
Norwaik.
can You Brains Earn Motley?
They could after a II): months course or
Merrill College
sour" NORW/lLK. ovum. . .
M. II. MERRILL. Prln.
[lveiobsters Saturday
Wrm IorCaraloauo.
WEAKII‘ISH ............. ‘. . . . . lie lb.
FLUKE ........................ tic lb.
SIIAI') ........................ itic lb.
l’UllGllllS ............. 8r? lb.
IiU'l"i‘EItl"lSll . ..... . ........ lilo lb.
lillllltlll‘irill. STEAK COD, SEA ll ASS, NATIVE EELS AND. ALL 0TH-
LONtl ANI) liOUNl) “LAMS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
. "III DELIVIRV.
Eit KINDS 0i" II‘llESII FISH.
TEL. 103-
.m..- .
HOYT 8' FREEMEN,
“PM BENTINO
Harry H. "Hoyt 8:" 00.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Itooko. undo, Grain and cotton loo out and sold for Og‘h or on Margin.
numb-r my You-it Conroiidotod dtock Exchenxo. Dim punt. wire.
New York, 41 end It WIIII III-oat. . I nmoklmtflll Fulton «not.
worn nonwntk. Toma—3.. ‘ HOYT'I month: Iurtomo.
Moria: Pouch-t Ivory Morning at to O'clock.
.. ... .5...” ..
n».-. a 4,... 3..
A Catldadm ’
Farm Wa g=ons
Just receivediat
O
oys ’Good Wash Suits. I
. In»: 1‘1‘“d'.,'1“.'.‘.%
~ i“: I‘- once five
l
M!
Apollo Chocolates
EVERYBODY'S FAVORITES.
Pick out your Apollo Choco.
bites today. W0 have ”Just ro-
ceivod a line lot, 01' which Jon
can bury any lluvor or mixtures.
Vin half and pound boxes, at 30..
40. (it) and 75c.
Soda for E\’tli‘ylit)llY“-Ule best
we know how to make, and we
think the boat Soda. that is
made. 'i‘horc orients to be plou-
ty who tllink the some as we
do.
Sodas
etc.
"to Oliiiord Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 16-2.
t‘ollcgo lt‘tIH, Ice Cream
l'lil‘t“ iI‘rIllt I'houphnios,
Maples Ii Goldsolrmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
\
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer-e In
Stocks. Bonds. Graln and
Cotton.
Swartz a Curb/cit Block. 30. Norwalk.
TODAY iN WALL S'l REET.
WAL L S'I‘ltEit‘T lb: it) .1. m.-Only
about a down liuueurtloua occ'mrod
in tho the ruinutou utter llIII tilltlllllL':
oi the stock market. The more promin-
tInl Moths quolrd \\t‘lt‘ lowrr liluh
last night. but there has n spiiriirlinn
oi gains. Wihconsiu Ut‘ilillli ttlrIlI a
point and Northern ilztcilit' toll ii'u.
The market was innuirnnle.
WALL S’I‘ItiIliII'I‘. ii a. iii.—- The vol-
ume of business was so small during
the first hour that II number ot‘_thc
prominent stocks were not dealt in,
Including St. Paul, Missouri I’atiiit'.
N. Y Central, Louisvillonmi Nashville
Itock Island Brooklyn Transit and Sir
gal. ituiiru: prices \IcIc siiI'htl)
abortI tho opening
WALL S’ill‘lti III'l‘. Nth)ll.-"Sltit‘iis
were practitaliy motionless
slight hardening at noon. Japanese
I! tItIrlllchttco was a feature of tin-
market with a rise of 7A..) on heavy
dealings. loIIdI-I were irregular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wired or
The Maples & Goldachruidt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block South Norwalk 'l‘clephontI 153
"Hill ll
tipcd Hitzh. I on i. * ‘lll
Amul (‘op 7.91 III-1., 7m. :o‘I.
AIII Lot'o lib" 57“; till: 47h;
Am Smelt ll: lilting llz.’ iii":
A 'l‘ I. S II‘II Si”; Mn. xiii, xiii,
liuho & Ohio um, Jolt-"q low, lost».
li'kiyu It 'I‘ “SIT... iiiilt,‘ MIT... tili‘u
l‘hcs hi (ihio iii-“‘3 III-I4 III“; .qu
('II (it West 131.. 187,. 187., IHR
t‘ol II‘ XI 1 -i‘..’ -i‘.’ -i'.’ -l‘.’
liIIi & lliltl hit-V. lts‘lll, lxlll. lbiv“.
lIlI-lc III’II.‘ loot. Io!u ion;K
Ill (‘IIulrnl trill/f. liltii lull. liil‘f.
Mot SI Ity 12‘2“; 133d; 1325:. 1234b.
.‘IYI‘X (‘I‘iii 23W” 20% 201i; flit-KN
Nnrt‘ it West Rota xoiu' hill/4 sol,
tint a West mu, all... m... alt,
i'tIIIII Itlt “HT. 135%. 134% ill?»
III-n this torus. IIIIII, IIIIII. Milli;
Reading 954». mm hilt». Int-'5,
ltock island 37%; 27-5.. .2752 27m
Rub Goods (l: .l:.’ .' 2l3
South l‘ut‘ 0:1,; I325; 62"; 1321.;
Son lty (To .ll‘~_. {tile fill»; fill .
Tenn (7 & I 77 77 77 77
Union I'm: 122 1:327 4 l‘J‘JI‘n 3‘37.
ll S Itubthr 371,11. .il' ‘4. Ii? .17
ll S Stool 27V;- 273' .2751; 2375-5.
ll S Sim-l pl‘ 9475; 194% till/II 94%
Wool ilu 'I‘IIl MM li-i‘i; Milt. 04%..
Win (1cm ‘Jll I13 235;. 21W 21W.
Silica to noon {Mil Tilt)
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
GUF _S.ST
Gl‘tlim‘ lkIt'kuII of (‘ resccnt 'I‘IIr-
l"ll(t‘ is entertaining ll‘dgnt it Voutlni,
oi Dunbury, ortII tho High School
cqumtIIIcquout. (l. WiilrtId ltoblus is
entertaining Nelson Ilurlbutt, of tran-
Ilou, {or it like period. while Miss Hur-
ah J. AlIhoIt, of Wilton, and Miss Liz-
ziII i’cuneli. oi' Itowuyiou, are tho
guests of MIIIII (Irucc Moron, of South
Main IItrcct. Miro-I (Iortrudc M. CON“
man. of High street, has on her
guest. Mitts Mabel Sherry, of Bridge-
port.
Sat. auIPPlouday
Very Best Eigin Groamory
Butter. Zlc lb
l7 lbs. Granulated
Sugar ;: $i. 00
Gloyor brood Milk 90 can
i. ‘ THREE cute 26c.
i8l;
bib Pall Cottoiono.
Van Camp’s Soups. 70 can
lib can Ooruod Boat. [00
Solloolr ti Prloo.'iload to foot Outfitters.
-, A trifle lined sheer leather weight fabric.
Easy LooSe
, Windy
For the (100- duos.
OUTI ”GCLOTHES
$6.00 to $|8.00
A LOW COLLAR, A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARROW' BELT, A
SPRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIES,HOSIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU
CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A- HIGH NOON SUN.
Bathing Stilts.
li'I‘ It‘l', in
SELLECK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Fumishers. ‘t.;
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALKJ‘PI ”
Telephone .Call 324-2. " .
”Bouioo Suaoesiions. As T0 Coffee Etc.“
Want tine coffee? Well, if you find as good as our: anywhere in town it
has got to be a mlghtiy superior article.
There will be a demonstration of Dibble’s coffee at the Putnam Hone
Reception today. Try it. There's a demonstration of lebie's coffee ev.
cry day at Owen' 3 Bakery. Dollars to daughnuta you can't equal it in this
town, 320. lb. A fresh lot just in, “Always the Samq" one lady who has
used it a good while said. '
3 Cart: Milk. ............... . ................. . 256.
Old Grist Mill Coffee. ................................... '1“.
3 Can; Fair Peas, ............... i .......... 4 25°-
Malta Ceres, ............................... . 5c Pkili
Malta Vita, ......................................... .... ..... . 106.,pk9.
7 Bars Soap. (Better Than Ozone), 256.
Special, Vaseline, ................................... ,3: ...... . 3c. Bottle
Home grown rye flour is great. A new lot now in, ........... ,_ Elbe. 250.
All solid fat pork. for chowder. Nice Cabbage.
What do you want? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
. TELEPHONE CALL, 26-4.
Fauoy lieu Putatoas, poi pl. 156
”'2 LB. GRANULATED SUGAR $1.00
BERMUDA ONIONS PER or. ....................................... 5c
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
United Grocery co.
Vegetables l
WE ARE lllltEt r RECEIVERS or runsu vnou'rnntus, mon'r
rIIoM run MAItKlIl’l‘. .lllS’l‘ out It] VA (lLlMI‘SIIl A'i‘ olln rmchs BEL ’
rout: ror: nrv ELSEWHERE, . I y ‘ . . ‘I'
\IA'rivn PEAS, It‘ltlIlSIi FROM THE tiAl‘tI)EN.....pcr pk.. on; 1.2 pk., 26c
WAX BEANS, NICE ANI) reunion.
.......... . ........ 3 qts. for 25c
GREEN POI) BEANS. sooru'rillpn. I-‘lNlI . . . . 3‘qts. tor poo
mom lill’E TOMATOES ........ .. per on, too ‘
lilCItMl‘l‘lA ONIONS ........... .,. ..... . ............. per antic '
llliliIlARII .......... .............,. 'por bunch, to
GET (Il'It l'RIUlt} ON POTATOES AND SEE THE QUALITY BEFORE
BUYING ELSEWHERE. a".
l L h
Louis Jaselofl;
MASSACHUSETTS Promo PLAY.”
BOSTON, June In. -—- The early
rounds of the tennis tournament for
tho champitmhhip of Muomhulotte‘ (In
the bongwood Brickoo Club count It
Mugwuod have been run oil ropid‘ia
and when play won begun today
but two of the surviving nine ploym
had reached the fourthIronud. Awo no"
suit. of yesterday: surprised, the ow
c‘omo oh the tournament was more in
doubt than ever today. but N. W. Nita. ..
tho inter-scholastic champion. and .
(l. hoover were generiiily favored it!
likely to meet. in the llhul round. The
sky was partly overcast. today. but
th9re appeared little :proh'tibtiity at
m n.
CALIFORNIA snot crook «Lo.
BAN o‘unucrsco, June III. .. Irina
.Iiunk of California of this city, he!
Hold to the Mutual Life Imam
Company, 0! New York, live thou-nod
Elinl'el or he moron-Ion capital limit at
$876 It share. the sum Involved in the
transaction being 01,178,000. 4m Mi
does not involve any about“ I! the (“It
rector of the built. ._, .Iiiiutt Heinrich
one u the bank's I! tore ‘1! mo
m diroobor'ot not out. man, .
duo. Company. at New York. III will .
garment the hounded comm in,
Tel. call 338-5.
ru‘o aunuso iN THE nAcI-z.
Wreck oi the Jamar Hugh“ Bunk of!
Plum int and. .
NEW LONDON, Juno 1o.»~'rhu tug
.imnon niiughon. owned by the Iiughtnt
. 'l‘InnsportIttiou t‘ omphny of New York
ulna burned ycuterday until it r-Inuk
in the Rare north of Bull Island. The
log wag bound from Promised Land
Long Island for New York with a
bingo in tow. Shortly before noon
it (I started in the boiler room and
III ”rend until the crew was obliged to
hike to the barge.
I'I‘.holug't‘ A. Scott, Jr.,atood by the
pinning boat until it. trunk and then
look the borne in tow and brought it to
thin port The tug won an Iron boot
and the loss will be about 310, out).
crrv 0P MIDPORD CELEBRATION.
MEDFORD More, June 16. - The
school children took the moat prom-
inent part In the continuance today of
the celebration at the 216th anniver
nary of the City of Medtord. An incl-
dant ot the any n ohnervuncea was the
unveiling of I pronto tablet in menu-
or! toovornornrbou mo hon
*. II Inc “Mediate avian Ben I:
the ”giro at thQ 1m turner.
0mm” of the Mod
7. “with! the «hilt;
Wrwfio
Norwalk Chronicler