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THE 1300 rrl NORWALK EVENING sENTINEL

 

 

'PHONI BIB—I.

.Itlt of, July"
” Novelties

LANE’S'

’ a wasutuorou or.

 

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Luci an Hues.

Alfred Bontwell is home for his sum-
mer vacation from Colgate Academy.

 

Charles Hill is ertected home this
week .i‘rom Colgate Urrtversity.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moore,
Dnnhury, 'spent yesterday in town.

of

Dr. attd Mrs. C. it‘. lloutweli leave
tomorrow for several days at hitch-
field.

 

A daughter was bortr yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. lionrer Sturges, of Wit
ton avenue. '

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'The first. of the dances of the sea-
son at the Norwuik Yacht. Club will
be lreid tomorrow evening.

The schooner Phoebe Ann arrived
this morning with a cargo of sand
for Raymond Brothers.

Dancing at Roton Point, comrucnc»
ing tonight. will be lrcid every night.
during the. season.

Mrs Robert A Brown of ins Ange
les. California. is the guest of her par-
ents. Mn.liitl Mrs. James Walsh, ot
Norwallt

 

Michael Swartz was taken to thc
Norwalk hospital yesterday. ”the doc
t Ul‘s refused to treat him and he was
taken to Bridgeport.

ilenry i. Smith left town last week
for the Adirondack mountains. He
will visit Lake Pleasant. Brockvtiie.
(‘anada. Toronto, Montreal and come
down the St. lawretrce; river.

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There will be two'rlnt‘go excursions
at Roton i'oitrt next Sunday. 'i‘hc
German 'l‘urners of Brooklyn will
make up' oud'of the parties. bringing

about 2.000 people to the point.

1th

——No one would ever be bothered
with constipation if everyone. knew
how naturally; and quietly lint-dock
Blood Bitters regulates the stomach
atrd bowels} .. .

A meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge.
Shepherds of" Bethlehem. will be held
on Wednesday evening anti all mem-
bers are desired present as the truth
itration of otiiccrs will take place at
titat little.

Emilie Bankw rt, of 35 Lyon street.
New Haven. was injured about tht
knee yesterday, while riding on :-
freight train new Cos Cob lie war»
brought to this city and placed in tin
hospital. :o p

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Tho Wiunlpau‘lfs defeated the. Da-
ricns Saturday in a baseball game. tin
score of which was 18 to t) ilritt
pritched for theMnners and 0' Council
for the losers. The thnipauku will
play the Crest-cuts next Saturday?

The annual meeting of the Spring-
wood Union Sunday School Associa-
tion for the election of officers and
transaction of arty other business will
be held at the chapel Wednesday cv—
oning, June 21st. at 3 o‘clock.

 

 

 

Sunday morning at the Norwatk M.
E. Chuf a quartet compoaed of Mr.
tttrd Mob: Ambler. Mrs. llarvcy
Kent and C. L. lloletns rendered the
anthems l Will Call liporr Time and
0 Lord. Thou Art My God. by Dudley
Buck.

 

Souvenir postal cards have been re-
ceived by friends in this city from
James 0' tiara, thto arrived in lrelrmtt
a few days ago fitter a voyage acrosa
on the steamer Chile and from Wil-
liam Decker who sailed across on the

 

. Hue-fl Utownnu, one of the uuhooner yachts

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

contesting in the recent race for the
Emperor‘s ”cup.

Guest» of the Hotel Clifford recent-
Wero: .l.. Howard Pow, Philadel-
ulna. Pa: M; C); litany. Mr. and Mrs.
Harm carat-amt. iii. 8. an:

Yr. Mr: and Mrs Rtlllltell Morgan. F.
E. Wt nsou. Ellen P. Burnhnm. 1..
odes Mary E. Decker. W. W.
K RoomA Afloat. Miss Ab-
“ . 0harlogr H. 'f‘homu. New
.1 George Mennusntan. r. 0 Ac
" ....N Buchanan Miss Julie Green.
“finch. Edwin Green. A. B.
- rd Dunbar-y. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
33m Meant Vernon; William V.
runny. Minn Leone Wheeler. M. D.

 

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W. Johnson. is liege. lt‘utrfax. Va:
Mrs BMW Maple), Norwnilt; lit. K
'Btnoot and family, F‘ Pittman. Great

 
 

‘ Barrio a; Mr. and Mrs. M. Haskell.
a It. nationalism. Iii. F. Gilbert, New

linen.

Stockholder-n in a fire insurance cont.
pour tum money to burn. '

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on hand a “ultimatum.
ofll'lgomln'q Panda.

TA YLOR & UOLDEN.
Ru! Estate.
74 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.

 

FRANCO GERMAN CONTROVERBY.

PARIS. June 19., 1:30 p. m.-—Ofli-
rial quarters here. today show a feel-
ing of optimism amt confidence cou-
ccrniag the early adjustment of the

oys ’Good Wash Suits.

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~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 oi‘the newest

Ural-u, Miss M Malrur Bridgeport; .

it‘ranchermnny controversy which Is
in marked contrast with the agitation
and depression of the last week. It
is definitely stated that. the negotia-
tions between Premier ltouvicr
Prince ltudulin, the German ambassa-
dor. give promise of accord within
the present week. This doubtless will

and

styles. plain colors and stripes, plain and bioomcr pants,
50c to $2.00
Separate Wash Pants—come in good many times—-
250 to $1.00. t
Wash Waista and Blouses in the best variety we ever

be for an international conference- ___,, , .

with tilt.- scope clearly defined so no not had ..5c to $1.00.

to at“! the slightest hrciutllvc to Boys’ Straw Hats in sailor, middy and flare brim
It‘rcnch interests or obligations. bttt

rather to supplement the itricrnallotu
at agreements France has heretofore
made. The conversations between M.
ltouvicr and Prince itadtrlin are pro-
cording in the most amicable spirit.
with a feeling manifest on both sides
to reach an. agreemen.

A singular development of the sit-
uation is the attitude of the Socialists
under the leadership of M. Jaures, who
join hands with the Nationalists in
resenting any extreme demands of
Germany. The Socialists heretofore
have been foremost in seeking a
it‘ranco-tlormun ramn‘ochemcnt, but
they now maintain that this settli-
ment should not lead the government
to pertntt Germany to dictate her own
terms concerning the foreign policy
of France.

AUTOMOBILIST ARRESTED iN
STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, June l9.-~()nly one ar—
rust for violation of the automobile.
speed law was made in Stamford yes-
terday. although the police wcro.ex~
t-cctlingiy vigilant.
Automobile t‘lub of America statioth
ed scouts outside the city in all di~
rcctionu to warn drivers of uracbi wt
to slow down. William Shortsicc‘c.
of Bridgeport, was the only driver or-
rested. tie and Franklin li‘arrel. .lr..
ot‘ Ansonia, and Ira Henry, of New
York. who is aumnrering at Sound
Hench, were in court today. li‘arrel
and Shortslccvc .pleatlcd guilty and
each was fined $25 and costs for
breaking the speed law. it was shown
that Shortdleeve negotiated one—eighth
of a mile in 20'scconds. and Farrel the
distance in 22 seconds. Mr. Henry
pleaded not guilty amt fought the.
(also with the assistance of a New
York attorney. The evidence was that
be sent his machine ovcrithe eighth
in 23 seconds anti be was fined $25

without costs.

 

TELEPHONE OPERATOR A SUI.
‘ CIDE.

wanna-spur Mas. .lunc ta. ~
When Welleslcy telephone subarriht ts
timbre call the (chiral oiiice late last
night and were unable to to any res
potmc. the police were trotltied. and an
investigation early today resulted in
the finding of the hotly of thu- night
operator, l’crlcy Clark. on the floor
of the telephone oillce, with a bullet
wound in his tread. A rcvolvcr was
lyiut: by his side and the police believe
he committed suicide. No (‘tltIHt‘ for
the act is known. tilark was about.
twenty-mo years old arid lived in
Ncedham.

(ll'XllAViCN. (Icrmuuy. .lunc Him
The American yacht Atlantic urrlvcd
here during the day from ileliaoland.
'l'lrc Intlntta. Mctcor nnd Hamburg are
already here,

 

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.

has every advantage for the prompt
and cttlcicnt management. of estates

and other trust funds intrusted to its

NUT}.

When making your will remember
that the Trust Company can be relied
upon to carry out exactly eVery [no
vision of this important document.

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sugg‘.“nusta,

’t'irturday and Monday.

IBc, two ,for .250

In the Shade of the Old Apple Tm
I'm Trying I0 Hard to Forget You.
When the

Play With Me?
Dunno Fallon.
Dunno Folio, No.6

No. a.

,nnd 100 others.

BOYO’ 6BASEBALL SUITS, 01.00

AND $1.2

All tho stunt novelties In Souvenir

Poot‘ol Cord! and Souvenirs.

WATCH THIS AD. NEXT WEEK

FOR FIREWORKS.

 

it is said that the 7

sunset Turn: the 000m
Bluo to Gold, Charles K. Harrlo' latent
ouco'o‘u. Would You Care? Korry Mlltu'
bl hit Good- -Bye Sweet Marlo. Koop I ‘
L ttl'o Conny Corner- ln Your Heart for ,

Mo’. Mummn'o Boy. Why Don‘t They
Allo tho Wltmll‘tt
Von Tllur'l

styles. from 25c to $1.50.
Boys' Ncckwear, Underwear and Stockings. too.

Boys‘ fathers will be interested in our big show of
Outing Suits. and the wears that go with them.

 

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SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS. ‘

South Norwnlk. Tel. Call. 32-2.

 

 
 
 
 
 

“ANY OLD PLACE"

is a mighty poor placn to buy grain, hay and feed.

Then '1». as math dift‘crtntc bttwccn the good grain
and the pool gratuas there is between the good horse
and the poor horse.

heed the bcst,antl your horse will do his work bet-
ter and hold his head higher. Our stock is here to bo

h looked tit-look at it whether you buy or not.

 

 

Buy Uat's That's t‘Ican. #1:“

 
 
 
 

MANUEL T. HATCH.
(thick Mantra and
l) M. (‘hick Feed for tho .
little ones. " .

 

 

KODAKS

and

Fresh CameuSnppites

 

 

 

lllrllldlt‘ISil. STEAK COD, BEA ll ASS, NA'l‘lVl‘} EELS AND ALL 01‘”-
Eli KINDS ()it‘ FRESH FISH. LON” ANI) ROUND (BLAME.

Cutblll‘s Bridge Fish Market

TEL. 100-— FREE DELIVERY.

REPRE SENTINO

Harry H. Hoyt 8: 00.,

Bankers and Brokers,
stocko. land's. drain and Cotton Bought and Sold for club or on Margin.
Member New rout Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct prtvoto' vino.
New York, 4!. and 43 Wall street. 5 Brooklyn. 871 Fulton Itmt.
EOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112~3. HOYT'L THIATfiE IUILDINO.
Marlin For-cont Ivory Morning at 10 O'ctofi.

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Apollo Ohocolates

EVERYBODY'S FAVORITES.

‘Pielt out your Apollo ChocOv
lutcs today. We have just re-
ceived a fine lot. of which you
can buy any flavor or mlxturou.‘
in half and pound boxes, at 30.
to. tit) and 750. ‘

Soda for Everybody—the best
we know how to make; and we
think the bent Soda that is
made. There sonata to he plen-
ty who think the: name an we
do. College lccs ictr Cream
Sodas. Pure i-‘ruit 'Phosphuteu,
etc.

the Oliiiord Pharmacy

TEL. CALL 15-2.

 

 

Maples 8t Goldschtnidt (30.

- (Incorporated.)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Dealers in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Swartz d. Corbett Block, 80. Norw'alk.

TODAY IN WALL 81REET.

WALL STItEiQ’l‘. itlzltl a. nr.~First
Driccn in the stock market gem-rally
were small fractious higher tlrutr on
Saturday. The market uhowrd no
sign of animation and the ticker catnc
practically to a standstill within a few
minutes after the opening. A ticclino
trf Fri. irr American (‘ur and l-‘oundry

was the widest rhuugc recorded.
MALI. S’i‘itldii’t‘. li a. lli.»A~~Slt’lt'l(H
which are usually the medium of pro-
fitable trades were not dealt itt half
a dozen times during the first bout".
'l‘ho undertone of the market was firm
anti the only semblance of activity was
in the Wisconsin Central stocks. The
cotnnron moved up i and the preferred
1%.
WALL STREET. Noon.—-»'l‘hc lead-
ing sptx-uiativc stocks tnovcd slowly
upwards from in; to 7a, the latter fig:
tire for Union Pacific. The slight ac»
tivity centered In that stock. St, Paul.
lit-riding. l’cnnsvlvanln United State
Stccl pfd. and Amaltzutrmtctl (‘oppeL

ltond market dull' and lrr.eguint
WAI i. STREET 1 p m.——llettcr
prices were obtained for stocks, the
demand lifting them almost impor—
ccplibly until several of the leaders
rule-d 78 above Saturday‘s closing; .

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wire! of
The Maples & Gold‘schtnidt (20.. Cum-
urinttion Brokers swam & Corbett
tlloclt. South Norwnik, Telephone 153.

Open. High. Low. 1:30
. . . Atnnl (‘op 79 7'3 Til Til“...
wmwm P Beers Atn t? at i~‘ Co 3314. 335'. 321;. 3:;
' Attr Intro 47 :T'kt 47".... 472‘...
, ‘. ' ‘ Alli Stncit llZlé‘l 21}. ”3‘4. 1123..
“Hill: and OIIIHOHOI'H M0793. Ant Sugar 134‘s. 184%.. 134%.: till-"9..
A ’i‘ H S it‘c iii 1,43 it”... 81% M7,.
6 5”“ mm 8" llatto a Ohio 109 one... mu ma
5““ N°"W"k- Il‘klyn it '1‘ :34 iii 5. ill may.
49 Wall sue". (‘tr e N W 192$; 192$. taut-g. thorn.
Nor-walk (‘h (it \Vt‘fli are; 817,. any. st?
(‘h t\1& St I‘ 1737);. l7-i‘m 173% l'r'l‘fig
'5’”. (‘01 l" & I 411/3 “3'. 41% wilt .3‘
Erie trot/4 tow top; 40%
? Eric lat pf Til Til 7O 79
Lou 8': Naslt HAW/j 1457... Ital/9 114574:
Mot Si Ry i‘JIl 123‘“ i"‘.’% 123%
Mex Cent 20% 2011.. 20-31; 207%..
They could after a slx months oourso at Mo Pacific 99 99 99 on
N \' Central Ht 141% 141 141%
. O Nor-r at West 79V} 791.1. 75% my;
om & “'031 m 51 any. any;
i. i'enn itit 135 136 135 ‘ illt‘. ‘
‘ l‘co this ltIi-‘X. lot-'3‘. lblilf. 101%
Reading tlt‘r lltil‘; 95?... 9M“ »
'SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. norm in pf my; at»; my. my.
' Rock island 27% 27% 27V; 2739
‘ Rub floods i2 32 32 32
Writs for Catalogue. . M. It. MERRILL. Prln. mm W 01% w M “2
Sou Ky (30 31M, 31% 3t 1/3 311,9
Sou lty (lo pf 97 97 H7 it?
Tenn (7 ft l 77% 77%. 77% 77-“:
ive a s ersm a ur ay 'l‘cxuu l'uc 33 33 33 till
Union i’nc l225fi12‘llfi 122% 123%
U S Lcatb 12% 121,4. 2% 12%
WEAKFISH ..... .Bc lb. ll Sqttub‘ber 536% 1:656 23.14 OHM
. p . U S .tcc .739 4.8 . ' - 28
LIEU?" """" """ 8“ lb. U 8 Steel pt 94% but: am 9W.
' A ) ----- . ------ t ----------- 10“ “’- \Vtml tin Tel my. til-n. 9w. iii-v.
l'tlltGIES .. ......... . ........ . . 80 ll). Wis (lent 23in 23% 23% 24%
ntt'rrrsurtsn ...... . ...... .. 10c lb. Sales to 12 m. 91.900

 

CHICAGO, .lunc lil.—-Fyfc. Manson
it Company. tr grain commission flrnr
on the Chicago liourtl of Trade, wont.
itrto the hands of a rocolver today. No-
tice Wllu posted at. the board notifying
uli pcruonu having trades with the firm
to close the trudcrt at once.

The application for a receivership
was made voluntarily by It‘yfo. Mun-
sbu and Company. who are said to
be involved to the extent of between
870, 000 atrd 880. 000 (Ell; hilt King, preui~
dent of the grain an stock protection
bureau was named as receiver. The
failure In attributed to the fact that
the firm has recently favored the
bear little In the corn market.

 

'l‘rylug All Aroufid. ~"Matrlmony
may about very nice.” 'aitid the mild
man. "but it certainly makes trying
timctr'for uomu people.’

"For moat everybody." corrected the
keen observer. “Thou; who are not
trying to get in are trylnk to get out. “
“Philadelphia Prom

 

hhe—J'Yo'u have said all along that
you have no troubles at all in your
business; and now Uncle Charles tells
me you owe £2,000.” . Ho-"l3ut my
dear. dont you use those are not my
basins-tr troubles. but the balloons
mingle: of others."-Boaton Trans-
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Sellecl it Price. Head «to foot Outfitters.

 

leather weightiiabtic.

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'l‘lro man who trio: ma ill“. but the
one .wlro hum the be non to try

Windy
For the dou- daus

OUTING CLOTH ‘S

$6.00 to $8.00

A LOW COLLAR, A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARROW OBELT,‘A
SPRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIE8,HOSIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU

 

CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON SUN. , . L. ‘, n.
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Bathrng Suits.
Mt all 31m}?-

SELLECK 8: PRI E

Clothiers and Furnishers. ‘ M; r

98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.\
. Telephone Call 324-2. '\

 

 

 

Home [lawn Strawberries

Finest Sort. Full Baskets.
Large Luscious Fruit.

A limited supplu tor this Saturdau evening.

l50 qt.
LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALL, 26—4.

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nrte .~ rocery .+ o.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. :2. 1',» r: y . t“ 4. roar or.
80.NORWALK.CT. 7' t I 1;; EAST NORWALK. c'r.
rat...26_—a. .g a f :1?,.‘;_§§,71'l,‘fl Ivar... 319—3.

 

 

A SORROWFUL STORY.
tired of

A girl isn't a poem merely because

she is averse to t root.
A bachelor of forty grew ‘ I

single life;

lie looked arotmd a little and then an-
nexed a wife.

She was a type that‘s common. was
Very nice and print.

And filled with an ambition to have

things treat for him; I

 

“Is that. .loltn givin‘ tlro'eollege you
inside." "'t‘lrat. ain't the college yell;
the old man‘s flailin‘ him. out. with
u. trickery, un' he's givin' the home
yt.rt|."~~Atlanta Constitution. '

 

Sat and Monday

Very Best Elgin Creamery
butter. 'Zic lb

I7 lbs. Granulated ,
Sugar. $i.00
Glover Brand Milk, Slogan.

THREE CANS. 260.
He died at six one evening and left it 2“) Pa“ COt‘o'enet 180'
a-il behind. ~ .
.. .. 1. Van liamr’ 3 Soups 70. can

a... standing near: ‘ “b (33“ Corned BOOI “IO

."1 want this short tnucription. and

want it cirirrciled clear:I
.. ,

'lle had a wife whose goodness ‘twus
very hard to match
no COTTAGE AVENUE
EAST NORWAL‘K CONN

And so. soon after marriugopho found
his thinga arranged;

From which it's very certain bis mode
of life was changed.

ills clothes were put in order.
found his slippers. too. .

With greatest case at evening when
the tenant was through.

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Upon his varied garments the buttons
soon appeared.
Anti with a frequent dusting his di-
vers htttu were cheered.
If i were to tell yott the whole.
’twould take an ago.
And make these aimple verses jut o'er
the. seventh page!

0h ,

ilut did the man enjoy it? All no! i
grieve to any.

Ho peaked and ptned most plainly.
was very for front guy.

The strange, unheard of neutneas so
wrought upon his nrtml

And yet aha killed her husband with
. woutneua—«and diapatch!‘ ”
New Orleans 'l‘imoa- Democrat.
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“And remember.” suitintlto unur to
his troops. “when you once go to but‘
tie. never turn your face from the
enemy.“ "nut Your Excellency," ro-
plteti the lttrustan general "my men
can't make any sort of time at all
running buckwardo."-—Youkera Staten-
man.

 

 
 

 

 
 

"i supports your constituents will
interfere with your summer vucn. " “l
interfere with your summer vacation."
"i don't need any summer vacation."
answered Senator- Sorgtrum. “I not
rent enough while oonurou in in usa-
alon.”—~Wnrlrlaxton Star .

"shutouts argument Ilrtttolmboew ‘ . .
Wynn-mu your: it... Number .
But lilo trot humor"

 

 

 

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