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Local News Notes.
Fresh arrival of fish at Cuthilla. See
ad.
(llearanee sale of trimmed millinery
at S. S. 'l‘illotHoII'a. See. ad,
Lettor (‘Iirrier Bailey in taking a day
off today.
Read the. ad. of the NIWYork Gro—
cery Company for Special Thursday
bargains.
Martin: Lawior, secretary of the
United Matters of North AmoriI-II, was
in town yesterday on business.
‘Editor James Golden has Just, reI-eiv.
ed a lino laud~loeked salmon I'roni llr.
W. 1., Weed,
James llenoIliI-t, of Morris, in the
gueat of his son, Samuel lienedirl, of
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. it‘. '1‘. Judson, of l'rovi-
dent-e, stopped at the Hotel Clifford
last night.
, Sale of summer suits at. half print
at the Paris Cloak and Salt House.
This means llltltt‘lllteSS money saving
for you. See ad.
Oliver 14, Crow, who has been ill
for a number of months. remains. in
about the same condition at his home
on Chestnut Street.
Leonard Henry, eharged with assault
on his wife. was 11 very ponitent man
this morning in court, and his case
was continued until June 24,
Sylvestei Hunt. of the Central Food
t't)lll[)tl!ly,. who has been ill tot seieial
dayu, is able to be around again, but
has not yet Ieuuniod his. duties.
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A meeting of the Norwalk liuilding.
Loan ulltl'lllVI‘i‘IUIMflll .\Sssoeiation 11 as
held last eyeiiing. at whieh four IIIIu
members Were admitted and $tttittii
loaned.
'i‘ he lh-Ikor ( iuh of the South Nor-
walk Baptist (‘ lIuI'I'Iii. will hold :1 bani.
nous IIIeI'ItiIIg. l'lltl 1y evening at .\
o'eiook SpIIIial huaineas of import
unee will I-otue tip at that time.
Henry Mayor, the man who was ar-
rested yesterday afternoon for drunk—
ennosn. was fined $2 in the town I-ourt
this morning. He paid up and depart.
ed happy.
The reetor of Trinity (thureh will
proaeh to the members. of Old \\'Ill
Lodge, Sunday, the (M'CIIBIUII being the
Sunday utter St. John‘s Day. The Ht‘l‘~
vice will commence at 7:30 o‘eloek.
Herbert W. Duke, who is enjoying
his vaeation. returned yoHIerday from
New York, where he han been spend-
ing a Week. and has gone for a week's
outing to llridgeport.
"l‘he South Norwalk poliI-II are look—
ing for the owner of $7,130 worth oi
load, which wan recently sold to it
junk dealer. and about wbieh they
have aiiuplelona. II the owner of the
metal eould bi» loiuid. the poliI-e wheolu
would he not In motion.
1‘ he Cutie of Martin Lawlor nee IIItary
Iii IhII United lliitteru of Noith Alll‘
I-rleu. ugaltint Charles Merritt, of Dan-
Iairy. KUI‘H to trial today before Judge
Shiimway. iii I‘lt‘ldgeporl. 'i‘he Hllll tr
in regard to liIhelI-i lltWIl by Merrill. A
ntIIuhor of Hoiitli Norwalk hattera are
in attendance.
Mina lI‘rIIIIeIIII iloyi atenographer
and bookkeoper at ltayinond liioth
ora' yard in Water aireet- in enjoying.
a twu wevka vaiziillon whlih who in
. unending at Annapolia. Iii her 11b-
IIenI'e, Minn Mildred Ht (ieorge ll-I tiIkI
ling lair piiiI-II at the yard.
“
'I‘Iiroo aiitoitiohilu portion Wei-o III the
Hotel Clifford, hurt night. They wore
Mr; and MY'II. H. H. thnnon. of tho
Hotel Imitation. Now Yolk; Mr and
Mr». II}. F. ldno. N_uw York; Mr. and
him. it). it. fit. John, Now Yolk, all
hound Inuit.
Captain tilivur Burma in the
manor of a title launch. In which he
his frequently when out parties of
hi: fellow Iainntoyuen trom 'l‘ha Cm
fut a Knapp Company. A11 n cout-
plinieni to the owner the rhop‘a crew
hu named the VIIIIIIIII the "Galilean.“
A. D. Craw. ol the railway mull 11er-
vico has been transferred to the Port-
land and New York route, this run
lining a much better one than his um
nm line or duty. Ha Iii now on six
duh and 0! Eight with an immune of
“In” Mr. Crow‘s friends wiilbo
glut to learn of III! advancement.
WI luv. on hand n noun or Itmo.
vim M itmnnn'a Parade.
nlu hm: III: «mum and «III
. :10} making vim No Iron
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
an: Estate.
74 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.
.... L”... , .. .. ...
EMPEROR’S WORDS GIIVE HOPE.
Russian Pc5ple and Press See a
Brighter Future as Result of
Monday"; Meeting.
S.’I‘ PETERSBURG, June 21. 12: III)
111--'l‘ho improsaion produced by
lIhIIIiI-I'III' NlcliolIn-I' Hpeeeh Mond. 1y at
l'eterboi‘ to the delegation II-pII-sent-
lug tilt.I all Russian eonyrou,‘ ol’ zoniat-
mints-I and mayors. IIIhiI i1 IIIaenIbiIIIi
at Moat-ow la retleeted in the joyful
IiIIIlIIiaI with which it llllii been re.
('I‘l\t.‘tl by the Rum-tan proan, rl‘he
attention of petite and iheI reports. that
another Izieat battle liai. begun lll M: in
doubt have bounue oi aeeondurv lui
port-.IIII e in the nubile mind lIII‘IiIIIII the
Elm“ ll'ltl that the II'IIanIIoI h: in :IaIiin
pledged hlmaeli’ to popular r‘I-pIIINeIIIiI-
tion. The Rana declines that the his
tory of repieseiitative gIIIeI'InIIiIIIi in
Rllhi'llll dates from Whitmonday
A hundred (:(llllliiliittltilis e (burnt-
ing St‘llf‘llli38 I01 rot’or,‘m ' the paper
eoniinuIs “could not inspire the peo-
pie with as much hope in the future
oi ilusaiu as the emperor N wants to
the delegation \vhoao motnhera were
t'llIll’ilt’lt‘l‘lm‘tl by the, reai'tionurien an
traitoru,I'onapiriitora and rorolntlon.
into The flight in not yet won The
buIeI-iuIIIIIy will not Iapiiuiate with
out a i'I'uIlhII struggle, but the moat
important step for polliieai regenera-
tion has been taken."
The Novoe \‘reinyn thinks that this
I'eneu'ed assurance direel from IhII
throne "imposes the, obligation on all
(‘llli‘ll-‘t‘s oi' Howiety which have the we.-
fnre of Russia at heart to unite for the
Hiippresrion of the auitallon which in
shaking the foundations oi‘ the eounI
try."
'llie te.\ I o.‘ l’IlnIIII 'l‘IoIibetaht‘ s ad
IlIIImI to the t I‘IIIpIIIIn when his Iiiaieaiy
lt‘t't‘lH‘tl the delegation \IhII ii the hit
in iIIIIIlIId is now published. It ie walk
the plain spoken yet \IitlIIil pel'l‘eelly
loyal i‘auliion in whiIlI he spoke to the
emperor, telling him of the universal
distrust wliiI-li pervaded all (‘lllHN‘t‘n’ at
trilItiiablI,I to Hit: e'IonIiItioII that his
majesty was being deIelIed in those
about him who woio iIIteiIIsted not in
the realization but in the destrIuIiion
ot‘ the ptoposed H‘lUllllH. l’riiII-II "-l‘1011
bI-tsky I-IIIIII those whom he tepiesent-
ed had not prse timed to indhaie ilie
exnet {111m of national repieseututioa
demanded, but one [ll‘llitllilt' the) re-
guided as vital. namely that the rep
rereutatlon should be lilist‘tl on lillth‘i
Eal Iitizeuship in 11 hit h no elass
Should be exI-ludeii.
“it must not be based upon estates."
the print-e I-ontinited, “you are the
emperor not of the land owners. lil(‘l‘v
ehania or peasants. but of all ltussin.
'l‘hI» liureneraey, whieh has :1 plaee in
every government Iniixt hIIIe II liliit't‘
in yours, but the national representa»
tion must be independent of the bar-
I‘illlt‘l'li‘y, Wllli‘ll IIIIISI not he allowed
to btiild Ii wall between you and tin
people, Your majesty will realize that
when you stand fare to late with the
people‘s delegates."
lti eoIII-lusion thI prlnee deI-lIIrI-d it
was absolutely neeeaaary that tiiell-
llieu Should be Iiii‘orIII-d both in the
press and at pubiie IIIIIIIIingH tor the
IlisI-usxion ot‘ :1 i'ei'Iu-ni \rhieh so «lotte-
ly louehed the people not only after
llli"I't‘!)l‘t‘HI‘lllllll\‘t‘II met but now, The
i'IIIIIIIIIilIIII of the L'tll't'i'llllll‘lil. he
pointed out,
ilIIlli't‘.
must ho built on eonll
HOME FROM ADIRONDACKS.
’l‘lII- IIIIIIIIliIII-H of the party sojourn-
ing at (‘anip Wynne 'l‘unIIII, 'l‘iipper
Lake. in the AdlrondaI-ku for the [not
ll'li days, have returned home and re
port a very fine time.
lIII'liIIlIId iii the party Were George
N. Ml‘Klllllln, lI‘reiierlelt ll. Quiniiirzl.
llavid \\'_ Raymond. George it). I‘Iirtis,
t‘harles lle \\'. lingers, t‘larenee if. (II;-
horn, and lI'I'IIderiI'lt A, lfiehwood, oi
the Not-walks, and lir. Alonzo Hunt
and l“l‘llllk \I' t‘. tlrtou. of MIIiIIIhI-II.
New .-lIII'aI 1'.
VlSlTED NORWALK LODGE
A delegation of lllt‘llilti'ls oi the
Sons of St. tieorge from Bridgeport.
paid :1 visit to their .\iorwalk brethren
at the regular meeting or the Soar.
of St George. in Norwalk. boil night.
There was a good Hill“, with Hill't't'll
en, anode and rt‘fl'I‘Hlllllt'lllH.
THE SOUTH NORWALK.
TRUST COMPANY.
hair ovary advantage tor tho prompt
and IIIIlt‘IIInt tniinagduieitt of ontatea
and other iIIIBI tiiIIIhI intriiiited to his
cum.
Whon making your will ramumlwr
that. tho ’l‘riint Itoiiipiuiy can be relied
upon to carry out exactly story one
vision of this important document.
Fireworks i
Whom-la and
floral].
TWo- Piece Suits.
KEEPING c001. CONSIETS IN HAVING A LITTLE MONEY,
AND “KNOWiNG HOW." _ ,
BUY A SUIT or POROUS WEAVE; GIVE THE BREEZE A
CHANCE‘AT You; THEN THIN UNDERWEAR. A NEGLIGEE
SHIRT, LOW FOLD COLLAR. A BELT THIN HOSE AND A
STnAw HAT—AND THE TRICK IS DONE.
WE HAVE ALL THE INGREDIENTS 0F GUMMER COM-
FORT; YOU DO YOUR OWN MIXING.
FANCY MIXED HOMESPUN, WOOL, CRASH AND OASSI.
MERE SUITS, SLICK SERGE AND WORSTED SUITS. COAT
AND TROUSERS FULL AND SM ARTLY STYLED,
$21.50 TO 320.
EVERYTHING ELSE YOU‘LL NEED, THE BEST FOR THE
MONEY. . .IWIIIWIIMILI
I .. "
.‘ v Mauls ..._..
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
“ANY OLD PLACE"
is a mighty poor plate to buy grain, llil)'.llllli feed.
There's an IIIIII-li Ilit‘i‘I-IIIIIIIIII between the good grain
and tho poor graiuas there is between the good horse
and the poor horse.
Feed the liest,and your horse will do his work bet:
l
for and hold his head higher. Our Stock h. hero to be
looked IIi»-lI1I)it at it whether you biiy or not. .,
Buy Oat‘s ’l‘luii‘t: Clean. ‘ ‘5: .. ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH. (
(‘hiI-k Manna and V \
.1) .\I. (‘hlek Feed for tho \ I
little ones.
KODAKS
and
Fresh Camera Supplies
William P. Beers'
liuuh it'llvdldlltlllelu Sluts.
6 South .Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
III Your Brain Elll‘ll any?
They could after a six months course at
Merrill College
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
Write for Catalogue. M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
Fr‘esh Arrival Today.
BUTTER FISH, FRESH. MACKEREL. BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH, POR-
OIES, LITTLE NECK CLAMB, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. LIVE LOB-
BTFQQ. ETC. t
u,
... ‘I JAIL.
Cutblll‘s Bridgg Fish Market
TEL. 103-— FREE DELIVERY.
HOYT 8' FREEMKN,
RIPRE BENTINO
Harry B. Hoyt 8- Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
Stookn. londp, Grain and cation Bought and cold for duh or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated dwelt Exchnnxo. Direct print. wire.
New York, II. and 43 Walt ntreet. . ‘ Brooklyn. 371 Fulton iii-«t.
lOUTH NORWALK. TBLJIZ—SI HOYT'O THEATRE BUILDING.
Mai-kit Forum [ivory Morning at 10 MO'QIpIik. ' L
A CailOtid Of ’73”
Farm Wagons
Just received at
antiwar minim Mirna
THENKHONAL
VAI’ORIZER AND A'I'OMIZERI
Wl'l‘ll VAPORIOL
its an alteralive antiseptic rein-
ody. atid II positivu cure for ca—
tiirrh of tho not-1o and throat,
Iroida and hay fever.
See window display and dem-
on :It ra t ion.
lite Billiard Pharmacy
'l‘llli PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 151.
There in everything here to
maktI thin the kind of a Pro.
Boription Store you ran trust.
4
Maples II Goldschmidt (30.
(lncorporatad.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Graln and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'l‘lthli'l‘. ltl: ill :1. lll.--Stlllli‘
liberal buying orders \\I‘I'I‘ exeenieil
in the opening IlealinuH. but ”it lt‘
suiting IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN IIIIIII l'l‘lli‘l": ill\
IIIIIiIll exe-Ipt in some oi the \llt‘i 1.11
tiIs SIIII liinn, Sugar and .\llnne Iipo
ll..i~I . l'aiil and Snuli Ste Marie rose
alum» a point and United States Ste
pid., 'l‘ennesuee ('oal, liiooklyn Rapid
ltannit and l‘nion i’aeiilI litige i‘rai
llolis.
Wald. S'l‘itl-Il-Z’l‘. NIIIIn-~-Otitzii‘i() and
Weatern suddenly sported to Bil; but
as it met large realizing sales the gen
eral list was inelineIl to yield. [Inter
bug. inn l1I~IatIie animated and the mat
he! lIIoadIIned eoinprehenaiIeh led by
lllllltllh t‘I-iittfial with h 1030 L‘t. "lenn.
t‘oai gained J',. and thIIII new on.»
point, .. aim in several prominent .\‘liii'li..
and (WP!) uriater gain: in specialties.
I‘orn l’rodttetu pfd. dropped 1'). on the
passing of its dividend. lionils were
Irregular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wtrel oi
Tho Maples & Goldsehmldt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett
lilock, South Norwalk Telephone 1713.
One 11., iiinh. Lou t :1”...
.\mnl ('op M11}; hi I, not: No I.
Am i‘ .\i l" t‘o .ivi till. .".I Jilin
.\Iii out till no.7». :ioI'. 311-.- :Ioi.
.\lll IAIN) Ita'I. 41”.. IN“ III
.\in Smelt till?” lit“. “31.. ll:'.~'i_‘
.\m Siiizar libl 13d“, lili; tam.
-\ 'l‘ IQ h‘ lI‘o 83.1)... 825‘. .\314 S23;
.\ 'l‘ Al S lI‘ pf lint-.5, 1113"». ltilll‘ 111::1J
lltlllo a (thin tout}. tioII llitll: IIIIIh
li'hlyn ll '1‘ tail, till. 1.1.3. 1;?
they. a (11.1.. :.III.'_. {.1 :.III._. sin.
t'lil IL I\' W lltIlI'n littl Will. 197.
Hi (It \\'esl lit lab. in tut}.
I‘li M .{I St 1' HM. 17M. l'I'Iii. 173.7,.
t‘ol lI‘ I\'I l I'll. PM. 431,, I‘ll;
iol South 2“»; 27“». 37:; 37h
t‘on (HIS Hill/4.. la'.‘ that: Iatllt’
llel & lluIl lb‘ii-‘l. H31". Hit-l. Hill-"I
lIlI‘III Illu II M It ’3 »i l 1,;
Erie lst pr 71th,. 79% Titli- Tit“4
lieu Elee lTI l'I-I lTvi iii
Ill (‘eairul 1m: tilt; tur'. limb;
Lou It: Nash 14714» 147%; ll? lIT'I.
.\iet Si lly‘ 12.1‘. 13113.. 13511:. l'Ji‘II‘fi
.\iex t‘enl 2113... till“ 207.. ill
.\i K KI ’i‘ 28 28h; L'tx' LEN-3i,
Iii K .\‘I 'I‘ of 1:2; int «:1 oz;
.\lii l’aelile 111M; liltl Silt-i. 11:17:.
.\‘at Lead It'd/I It'v‘ia If: to“.
N Y Central Mill»; Hill; 142 Hill“
Nort II'I Went .\‘illfi suit. not»; 81114.
Ont d‘r West filial fill 51 bl").
Pile Mull flit Hit 33-}; lili-‘h
Penn It it iliii‘li lii'I'llI’. lilting 137%
III-out... towz 1111:}. tIiiI,<_. 1111.13
ltoadinu {Wig tit} tiifiln 95%
llep Steel lts' He'll. lit with
ltoek inland HAM. 281k Lam. XVII.
Houlli i‘ae “ 1:27.. filth.
Ito-.1 Ry I‘o " ‘ ,' 132',“ it‘ll;
'I‘eiiu I' It”: i h‘o KIWI Kit Milt.
'l‘exuu I'III‘ dill»; litiI'lI J’IJWA .lliilfi
llnioti I'iit' l'JIl‘Y. till-"Ii 1.!"itl4 134%
ll H'IAIuth I24» ”7.. 125. 137%
ii a Rlllllit'l‘ may. :m-‘I'. 3qu any.
ll 8 HIIII-I '21 ”it-5‘ 2:1 Italy.
It It Him-l pt ilti‘A. 97% tulip; EITI'riI
Wabanli lab. 19%;. lulu ltttg
\I'IIIIIIIIII III Hill/i :III 1/. an»; any;
WI‘III lln 'I‘IIl ‘M III”; M till/3
Win I'IIIII Bit/4 L’II‘II 21% 24 '13
Baler-i to 12 111.. Ii7lt,1ltitl
THE STORY OF WESLEY RESCUE
HALL.
'l‘tltllltll‘l‘OW evening. at the Firm
Methodlat IIlIIireh. the Mary of the
Work being IlomI by the, Methodist Reit-
Iluo Mlaalou on the flowery, New York
city, will ho told by Mr. (3. A. ”hint.
'l‘lila Item-tie Hall in now a part of the
[Bard tilde Pariah, of the New Yolk
lhaat C onlerenee. 'I‘ he story of hit w'orlt
is a most interesting one. Mr Libby
00!th very highly recommended. hav-
ing iolil IlIIII atory in name of the. lam-
ent. charehua In Now York. 'i'hu Itev.’
l),. (l. llownoy of St. .lIIIIn'iI ItiIIIrIIII
llrimklyn. any» of Mr. Libby‘s IIIiIlrIII-ia
to hIII Icongroinitton, “the address was
IIIIII manner and nplrlt." 'l‘hn am. II.
M. Tin in Iowa "His presentation of
the net IIIII ot the Minion appealed
atrongiy, both to the hearth and hearts
of our noopluz” This address will take
the place of the mural prayer meeting
exercise; The chorus choir will lend
II Iain; service at the beginning. Mam-
born of the chorus will meet promptly.
'l‘hera in no ndmiaiiion (an. The col-
lection taken will go to the work of
the mission.
OHAKIM UP IN GOLLINON.
«was Vivian Matt”. or (iron street.
at» run Into «tutu III-hula: that their.
Whit, Our.
ulnar rm until-I
Well mneoiveil and dellvarod in IIxtIulI ‘
M
A trifle lined sheer
Easy
CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-
SELLECK
Stalled iii Price. Head to foot Outfitters.
Windy
For the dou—daus.
OUTINGCLOTHES
$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
Bathing Suits.
. ' Clothiers and Furnishers.
'22, i «4:?
Kit
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘.
Telephone Call 324-2. .
feather height fabric.
Loose
HIGH NOON SUN. H, n ’ .‘i
Finest Sort.
i50
TELEPHONE
Home Grown Strawberries.
Full Baskets.
Large Luscious Fruit.
A Fresh Supplu Event Dau.
qt.
Fine Fresh Peas. 40 cents per Peck.
LORENZO DIBBLE
CALL. 26—4.
United Grocery ‘ Co.
“Lolly
POISON FOR MR8. ROGERS.
Hoeotved by superintandant Lovolt,
With orm 01.2900 It UuIl
containing poinon and making an odor
Ot 82 000 it the unbalance ware given
to Mrs. Mary Alumni-11. who in to be
hanged hero Friday for the murder or
her husband watt received by Superin-
tondent Lovell at the slain prison. to-
day. The letter was turned over to’
the federal authorities.
PIN! LEDGI WHIIT.
Mr: B A. Weed and Mrs. 8.11. WeodA
were. tile hostesses» yesterday at the
meeting or the Pine budge Whint Clair.
at the Pine Point Club house. The
first' prise wan Awarded to In. til. 0.
or 2nd tho "gait Inigo“ Wood
(Salim i" . m I
iii" “I... ~
I
w.
lured are for It
a tut. “than
young III“ mm
“all... molt: hound
moan IIIIII The out
at Ilir innit place. ‘I
(Tho: mimfi BEST
MATH" 03W
WINDSOR. Vt.. Juno ZiwmA lettorr
20 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘5' ‘I {I I 49 FORT 8T.
50. NORWALK, CT. 3 1 i i EAST NORWALK. CT.
TELI. 26-3. )1 ; 3 ' i I TEL., 319—3.
WOOOMO ””9”.””'
909999999999 m”””“.
The Pleasant Expression on That Girl‘s Face.
SHE HAS A
Pop
Trade Mark Registered, I.
Made only by the Bradley, Smith .60.
Each Wrapper Printed as FollowE: I
OBITUARV NOTES.
mania con-ION. .
Ellis Cotton...» WINDOW Iron
moldor died Sunday at his home In
Bridgeport and was buried yesterday.
Dortmund was far man'y yearn It. reli-
Itht at South Norwaik/ and wait em-
ployed at tho Norwailt Iron Works.
He is survived by a widow and tour
children.
FUNERAL 0F MR8. WADEWOB’I‘B.
The funeral of the into Mm. Hattie ‘
from the home of Dr Alvin. D Wad» . .
warm in Grown street this arm-noon ,
t 2: 311. M. W. W. '1‘ Duncan
intact. The intortnoat mat In at
momma
filth: "3.."“ii'ttlumtt‘dtm. ..
I III 1m 0
III in twirl all. ma.
AWadnworth was hold this attamobn ‘ ‘ I
Norwalk Chronicler