'PHONII Matt-a.
ltli Of July
Novelties
Mitt-I
AT
LAN ES
st wAsNINOToN OT.
luual News llulus.
Attorney 0. W. Clark was in New
York yesterday.
Read Stull' a grocery specials in this
Issue.
If you thO catarrh read the Clif-
ford Pharmacy ad. '
Two-piece suits at Rogers & Stev-
ens'. Read the ad.
A sale of o broldered handkerchiefs
:tIIRead‘s. 9 ad will give you do-
a s.
Miss Vellmp Berrel, of New York.
Is visiting the Misses Halloran, of
Seymour avenue.
A regular business meeting of Pai-
estine Castle Knights of the Mystic
Chain was helti last evening.
Prepare for a hot summer by buy-
ing a White Mountain cream freezer.
Charles E. Dow sells them.
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, Improved Or-
der of Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tonight at ii o'clock.
F. J. Nelson sells the aclf‘diling
Gem fountain pen. Read lis other
good points in his ad.
The Hospital Whis‘t Club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs, 'I‘. Marshal An-
drews. at Bell Island.
Miss Susan Grannies. of DanbuIy.
Is the guest of Mrs. Charles 19.8w
lllOilI‘.
The members of Uncas Tribe. I. (I.
II. M.. who are to go to Greenwich toe
Inorrow night, will take the 7: ”Hindu
Miss Kathcrllle' Ev" ,Ionden. tianghtOI
of .lohII E.I Evcndcn, has returned to
her horn ipsgo after vaxtepdin
the SOIIJFN tihélrgvpikm hlscnoo "
Miss Mamie Hkains. of Southport
who has been enjoying a visit In Nor-
walk with her pain Miss . Anna
llawxhurst has rt urneti home
Several new compressed air riveting
machines have arrived at Riverside
where they will be used on the bridge
work on the Consolidated road
~Don't forget the Strawberry Fes—
tival at Trinity church to night
James T. Alicarn and John Tully. of
South Norwalk. werein Stamford Sun.
day. visiting relatives." They returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Horace H. Ttooff'r of the Ilolmcs.
Keelcr and Selleck (‘ompany store is
enjoying It vucationI from his duties
this week. ,
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. 1“. anti A. M..
was held last evening. The Master
Mason‘s degree was worked, followed
by a banquet.
Mrs. .lohn.W. h‘ant recently left
South Norwalk and went. in. Phila-
delphia. where she intends to remain
for a time after or she will go to
Florida to ’99 gI year or ao.I
t ‘7‘“? ’
Mrs. Josepfivi
linion street. left"
cently for Indiana.
spend the summer at Mrs.
home. as a vacation anti rest,
‘vls and child. of
Ith Norwalk rc-
Davis
_ A special moi Iting of the Nutmeg
Club of Norw'al. will be held tomor-
row ntght at 8 o'clock to take action
in regard to the observance of Fourth
of July.
Frederick W. Pitzer. of Stuart ave-
nue. went to New'York. yesterday.
where he. is to take a,poaltlon as first
otter on the Morgan liner “El std."
which runs botwoan, New York and
Galveston, Texas. _
Washington Camp. No 11 1’. 0. S.
of A. at their next meeting June 22.
will nominate officers. All members
are requested to be present. Cake and
Ioreom will be served“ after the meet-
“. .. . . .I.
A large limb fell from one of the
trees In West avenue lent evenins. and
detach .qn eloetrict light. It took
consi vi to time to repair the dam-
sgeI and got the light in condition
agei n.
A regular routine meeting of House
In Fowler Post tl. A It. was held
Tut tit/oping. A large attendance of
members is asked for the next meet-
III. at which plans will be made for
the annual clambake to be held some
time in the near future.
We have on hand a stock of our».
ooflolo vim of Ric-man's Parade.
aloe have the «mare- and aqui-
menu for matting viowo. No trout”
I to demonstrate.
Iranian-rowan con
where they will ~
time
7'! ”OR a OOLDI'N.
. . . tam Estate.
74 Washington Strut.
South Norwallr.
P. N. Smith has returned front a
visit to Ridgeiield.
um”...—
rks are now,tlie center of at—
bulimia? at Coleman‘s. -
Home own strawberries at Lor-
enIzo lII)IIIIIJ e's.I Read his ad.
. M
A with dressed young man over-
ocme by liquor, tell this afternoon and
cut his nose on the sidewalk. lie was
arrested by Chief of Police Vollmer.
Miss lrene Dibble left today for
AInityvlllc. L l., where she will spend
several‘ weeks. Miss Dibble was oblig-
ed to relinquish her position as a
South'v, NorwalkI school teat-bet owing
to ill health
Leonard Henry. who resides on
North Main street, was arrested this
noon on complaint of his wife. charg-
oti with having assaulted her. lie has
been on a drunk for some. days and
today struck her and cut her head
open. it is claimed that he cut her
with it knife. but. stories seem to dif-
fer on that point.
PARIS PICKPOCKET.
Sold American Invention While HII
“Pal" Rifled Purses.
The tricks adopted by sharpcrs to
hoodwink the ever gullible public are
as ingenious as they are varied. The
Instest tried in Paris is described in
the daily papers recently. One after-
noon. in the Rue de Conde, II well
dressed individual got up on a heap of
stones sinistrlklng Ills hands together,
gathered a crowd around him. "Ladies
anti gentlemen." he began. “i am not.
here. within two steps of the nearest
Police Station to sell your stolen
goods or obtain vour money on false
pretenses No, Indies and gentlemen,
I am here for the good of humanity 1
represent the famous American firm
of Findem & Havem. and i am sent by
them to sell the very latest novelty.
which is destined to revolutionize the.
world, All of you have probably at.
some time or other bad your pockets
picked, but with our patent mysterious
pocket that. in future. will be rendered
impossiblcr' It has had an enormous
success in America, and will defy the
most Ingenious picltpockcts on earth.
Look at it; it appears and disappears
at the will of the owner One two.
thteewthero it is at the back of my
neck. One, two, three—now it is up my
Islceve. Look at Ll ladies and gentle-
men. 1 do Mr ask you i‘-oI n sov erelgn.
half a. sovereign. or even five shillings
although itxis all worth that sum.
But for the good of humanity i dispose
.of it for si p nee." At that moment.
when 50 hn 5 Were outstrechcd to
buy the mysterious pockct, a striil
b'ldstle.Iras heard“ and the street
vendeI piomptly disappeared The
crowd retired dIsAppolnted, when they
reaching out for the great mysterious
’Mflonn «intention their own pockets“
had been riiicti. —~~i‘urls Correspondent
London Globe.
._..___
IIREFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION.
Michael Swami the III-Ingest.” man
II ho was Iommcl to the Norwalk Hos
pita; Sunday; by Captain of Police
MOI ehousc 'ol’ Norwalk. was not rcfus
cd treatment by tho DIL‘. sit-tans as
stated yesterday. Swariz was obsti-
nate, and declined to allow the physi-
cians to do anything for him, absolute
ly declining to-take the medicines
which had been left for him. Three,
doctors saw the man at. the hospital
and tried to treat him. Swartz wish-
ed to be. sent to Bridgeport. and the
scloctmen were notified yesterday, unt. .
paid his fare to that city.
"De trouble \va some mighty smart
men," said Uncle Eben. “is tint when
a opportunity comes along tlcy does
so much mental arithmetic about it
dat it's clean gone pas‘ befo' ticy glts
do answer."_\h’asiIlIIglon Star.
Made aDIiforcnco——Young Actor»w
How tlo you like my Hamlet ()ld
Stages-Ob. it was your llamlct. was
it? I thought I ditl not recognize It as
Shakespeare s ”Exchange.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
has every advantage for the prompt
anti efficient management, of estates
and other trust funds Intrtistod to Its
care.
When making your will remember
that the Trust Company can be relied
upon to carry out .exuctly every pro-
vision of this important document.
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' Wholesale and
Ir opuspIAN’s
to We: «not. Isms Nomllt.
A I.‘ on dis O Intuit
m and Outfit. J...
“all-
. «II-Ion-
Fireworks lg,
Two Piece snits.
\
KEEPING com. consIsTa IN HAVING A LIT
AND I“KN0WIIN9 HOW " ‘
BUY A 3UI.T OF POROUS WEAVE;
FANCY MIXIED HOMESPUN, WOOL,
GIVE THE
I
or MONEY,
sneeze A
CHANCE AT I?,bu; THEN TII-IIN UNDERWEAR, A NEGLIGEE
eI-IIaT, Low, FOLD COLLAR.A BELT, THIN Hone AND A
warm HAT—IAND THE TRICK i8 DONE.
wr. HAve ALL THE INGREDIENTS or auNIIMER OOM
roar; you no YOUR OWN MIXING.
MERE SUITS, SLICK SERGE AND WORSTED SUITS,
AND TROUSERS FULL AND SMARTLY STYLED,
$8.50 T 0 $20.
1.
CRASH AND CASBI.
COAT
EVERYTHING ELSE YOU'LL NEED, THE BEST FOR THE
MONEY.
succesSORs 'ro COMSTOCK BROS.‘
South Norwalk.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Buy
discovme‘d later that while they were , -.
Can Your Bruins um Minty?
“ANY OLD PLACE"
Oat's That‘s Clean.
Is a mighty poor place to buy grain. hay and feed.
There's as much difference between the good grain
and the poor graluas there Is between the good horse
and the poor horse.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Chick Manna and
I) M. Chick Feed for the
little ones.
Norwalk.
AT
Ft‘i‘ll the best, and your horse will do his uork bet-
ter and hold his head highcr.
looked at~~look at it. whether you buy or not.
Our stock is here to be
KODAKS
Fresh Canon Supplies
William P. Oours'
liuul; and Stationery Stores.
6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Will “Not.
"2 They could offer a six months course of
Merrill College
Write for. catalogue.
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
M. II. MERRILL. Prln.
THE NATIONAL
VAPORIZER AND ATOMIZER.
WITH VAPOR-0L
Is an alteratlve antiseptic rem~
stir. and a positive cure for en-
‘Cltarrh of the nose and thtoat.
colds and hay fever. '
Bee window display and dem- ‘
~onstratlon.
Ellie Oliffortifhur,macy .
ran ransoamm‘on s'roaa.
TIL. cuties.
There is everything here to'
make this the kind of a Pro?
seriptlon Store you} can trust.
It
Maples d Goldschmldt 00.
(Incorporatodd
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton. '
Ewart: C Corbett Block. 80. Norwaiit.
TODAY IN WALL CT REET.
WALL STRE’I‘. 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-
lag prices showed small gains on an
unimportant. volume of dealings. A
rise of a point in New York Central
was the widest change in the active.
list. Great Northern and Ann Arbor
pfd. advanced 1%.
WALL S'I‘REE'I‘, 11 n. n1.——-11uylng
orders were increased for Amalgamat—
ed Copper and Sugar. Trading in the
representative railroad stocks. whiic
larger than of late. was still small.
Leading western railroad stocks rosc
good fractions anti the general lcvcl
averaged 1-2 or more above yester-
day's closing.
WALL STREET. NONL—“NPW buy-
ing ordcrs came into thc market and
trading had more appearance of life
than for some time. The Metropoli-
tan storks and the steel industrinls
were In special demand. ltculizlnx
in Reading carricd it 91‘. bclow yester.
day and checked the rise clscwhcrc.
liontis were steady.
\VALI. Slit-JET, 1 p. nl.--Silp|ltlt'l-
lug orticrs were distributed in Rentlini-Z
after 12 o'clock and it recovered its
loss costly. I’riccs clscwhcrc were not
altcrctl (‘spt‘t‘inlly and the IIIiiI'Kt‘I
showed signs of falling into Its “Weill
rut.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS,
Report over the private wires of
The Maples A Goldechmidt Co., Com-
mission Brokers. Swarta & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Lire Lobsters Saturday
..I
III lll‘lI‘ISll; STEAK COD SEA ll ASS NA' I‘lVi': 1‘ lull-l AND ALL O'l‘ll-
WEAKFISH tic lb.
FLUKE ........................ tic. lb.
SIIAD .......... . ......... Itlc lb,
PORGIES. Bell)
IIU'I‘TERII‘ISII ............... IOI: lb.
Eli KINDS OF FRFSH FISH. LONG ANIJ liOUNl) FLAME.
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market
FREI DILIVIRY.
TEL. 108-
HOYT a. FREEMAN. "
“PRU SENTING
Harry H. Hoyt 8- CO.
Bankers and Brokers,
Stocks, lends, Grain and Cotton Bought and lold for Cash or on Mercia.
.‘Membor New YorkIOonIIoildated Stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York. 41 and 411 Wall lItreot.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 112%.
Brooklyn. 871 Fulton street.
HOYT'O THEATRE IUILDINO.
Market Forecast Every Mornim at 10 O'ctooit.
LUT
F.
A Catload of
Jusllreceivedlut
agOns
ERM.WRIGHT’S
42, Northfi‘i‘ainjatro“.
£2
Open. High. Low. 1:31|
Ania] (lop 7951’, 80!... ’79-'55. lid
Am Ice 26% 28% 215% 26%
Am Loco 471$ 47% 47% 47%
Am SIIIclt 112“; 113 112%. 113
Am Sugar lfiii‘fi 13511." liii‘g HIM;
.\ 'i dz S l“c ill-IQ 82% 31% 82%
.I '1‘ (cs F pf I03 I03 103 I03
llnlto 8: Ohio 109% 10in lbs-x lull
ll'klyn It 'I‘ 65% Gill/I 135b,} ut‘.
(Ihcs & Ohio 50 bill/.3 {.0 Still.
(‘hi & N W 1113 193 191i 1213
(lb (It West iii 79‘... lit 19
(1h M 8: St P 174% 175 174% 174%
(30] I“ d”; I 42% «iii 4;... 42%
Del & “till 183% 183% 183 1x3
Eric 40% ii i054, -il
Eric 1st pf 791,4. 79%. 79 791in
Ill Central 1011/. 1011,. my; mm
Lou & Nash Hti Nil-Ti. 1467A. lit;
Manhattan 164% ltii‘rI‘ IOU/3 TIMI/A
Mct St liy 124 1201’. 121 121’»
Mex Cent 21 211/. 21 21
M0 Pacific 987%. 99% 9874'. 993/4
Nut Lead “7.. 447,3. “it. «His
N Y Central Hz! 1421/, 142 42
Norf &. West till 80 \ 791,4; 79%
Out At West 51 51 titl‘fi 50%
Penn It it 136% 136% 1365i. littlh't
Reading Oil 96% 951/4 95%
Road Ist pf 9071i 91% 907k 91%
Rock Island 27% 21W. 27% 28
South l’ae dz (:2 I; 62 62%
Son tty Co ill-3n 31% til-Ii. :Ildfi
'I‘cIIn C & I 77-7. 79 77% 79
Texas Pitt: 33% 33% 33% 33%
Union Pitt: ”274.: 123% 1227,; 123%
ll 8 Lcath l3 .. 1:1 13 18
II S Rubber :17 37 37 37
U S Steel 28 28% 28 28%
U 8 Steel pf 1147i. 95% 94% 95%
“West Un Tel 94 94 9374. 9314.
Win Ucnt 2W. 24% 24% 24%
Sales to 12 m 236 00
‘Ex dividend W. per cc t.
MARRY A MAN WHO SMOKES. ,
At a woman's club In Chicago the
other tiny an elderly matron said to
some young girls: “Never. on any
account. think of marrying a man who
doesn’t smoke. I have had a ,good
deal of experience .with men. and i
have found that. non-smokers are in-
variably peeviah. quorulous. full of ti
nervous ill humor.
“Especially in the evening. after
dinner, when he should be at his best
the non- -smoker in hard to put up
with. The smoker fter dinner. lights
his cigar or his cl ,tette and at once
falls into a piecid mood a happy, con-
tented angelic mood. But the non-
smoker paces the floor restlessly, finds
fault with this and that unit every-
thing and at a. word flies into a ncrv~
DUI and hysterical.
I am convinced that providence In-
tended men to smoke, and that for
$3. reason placed tobacco on the
h With the man- who doesn‘t
avail himself of this kindly gift of
proyldence there is something wrong.
there is much wrong. and if you want.
to marry happily reject eveIry non-
smoker who proposes to you.’
The Vicar-"l am just going In to
read to old Huggins. II- he wow?”
The Doctor {anemia-“He needs
your help more than mine. " The VI-
can-“Poor fellow. imlt as bad as
tit-tit?" m Mtw'd'rew he's Init-
. faring from insomnia."-Tho. rattler.
tavr- t»
‘ 2 - Witt
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SELLECK
Salted & Price Head to foot Outfitters
A trifle lined. Sheer leather-weight fabric.
Windy .
For the d00- daus :
OUTINGCLOTH
$6.00 to $I8.Oo ?
A LOW COLLAR. A SPOTLESS SHIRT. A NARROW BELT, A
SPRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIESMOSIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU
CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON SUN. . iI
Bathing Stilts.
Clothiers and Fumishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone CalI1324-2. . . ~ .
L00567
v
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T” "E
_& PRICE
‘1.’
. '4
._.~__a
Finest Sort.
‘ '50
Home Giuqulquhru’ius,
Full Baskets.
Large Luscious Fruit.
.A Fresh Supplu Eveiu Dan.
qt.
Fine Fresh Peas. 40 cents per Peck.
LORENZO DIBB‘LE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
* 11—.
.lu"
We who have so days. and
have
So many uneventful days to live,
The pity of It, that We dare not give
Out. of them all, just one. when l and
. II
Might)?ntaet as comrades meet with
clasp of hand
many
And nInciI.to tell and to remember.
anti
Much to be glad and sorry for—~we
two.
i
Shall we (‘IIOOSOIBIIIIIITIBI‘ for our day
to dawn—- .
A day of sun and little winds that
Ilcel.
Through woodland ways like. touch of
diyatl a foot
Shall we go wandering the paths we
knew. »
Aimlcssa as trnant chlltlIen. with the
Glad talky that suits a summer holiday
ldlest of happy vngnbontls-WO two?
Or shall our day come when the win-
ter snow
Slips at. the. pane and blows the land
from sight,
And all the hearth ls glorious with
light
That dances on old prints anti tank-
ards blue;
Anti all IIhe books we cherish OVGI
we
Shall IltI beside us while we sit and
Old rhymes, oltl tales. old plans and
dreams—we two? ,,.
We who must ,live so many. empty
, days
Let us havo (“to that we can claim
our ownw
A day that shall be made. for us alone
Nay, friend. it is our very friendship a
due
Our right divine to feel anew the free.
Exquisite Joy of cameraderie—
May we not have one little day—we
. . two?
~—- Theodosia Garrison. in Harper‘ I
Bazar
“Leif me a quarter. I wanter buy
a tooth brush."
like dot?"
"I‘m goln’ to call on a lady. an‘-—-—"
"An’ you want. to brush yer teeth,
my dude?"
“New-I wanter clean the celluloid
collar wid it!"
Ah! IIItgw uniust to ntture and him-
ts thoughtless. thankless. Inconsistent
In -Young
an... is -.......... “A... .... ..
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don. -
"Geo! What you want of a t'ing ,
20 NORTH MAIN 8T. 3' I f. . {1' ”FORT 8T.
so. NORWALK, CT. |' EAST NORWALK. CT.
TEL.. 26—3. ‘ L i , . TELL. 319—3.
FRIENDS. The fair girl graduateso sweet,
Arraycd in spotless raiment, neat.
Now masters problems deep and
r}.
Iexed
That older minds have" oft perplex- IT ‘
ed.
Many thus essays have read
WIIO could not bake «a
bread.
“Russia‘s nearly bankrupt now and
that means pence. No war can be car- .
rletl bu without money.” . “Oh; i don't '
know!
loaf of -
The American people fonght..~ '~
for years and achieved their indepen-.. .»
donce after they had given up their
last sovereign "—Syracuse Telegram. j‘II I
Sow a thought and you reap an ac« ’ n
Sow an action and. you reap a.
habit, Sow a habit and you reap a.
character.
reap a destiny.
Itiryiidstflgiu Creamery
Butter. 240 ill
3 cans ss'sr 'rOIIIIA'rosIs........25t: j
3 cuss user cons. ............250;
3 CANS nas'r PEAS..............m
:I has stusr MILK CRACKEIRS..26O
3 LIIS, BEST PRUNESI......JI....250 7.»
.‘.I,I.
A. STUtH“
I“ aeration Avian
EAST NORWALIt‘li: cons.
150 peck. '
105599555 ‘
5'2 ll. Mala to. lo. Namath
u t
Sow a character and you
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Norwalk Chronicler