Mounds. JUuiiz‘ats, 1905'. W WHO!!! I“. ' t1.» 3.», ug-a itli olluly Novelties AT LANE S Inn-— 81 WAOH‘INOTON' OT. Lutul Neils Niles 17 lbs. granulated auger for $1 at Joseioff‘s. Douglas Fowler Post will hold a meeting in Grand Army Hall. this evc- nlng. . , __________'___ The barge C. F'. Berwind has arrived with a cargo of coal for the Ferris Coal Comany. Mrs. C. D. Burns. of Greenwich, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Ray- mond, of Hillside. Mrs. McDermott. of 12 North Main street. has returned from a vacation spent in New Jersey. ____,.._._. _ George Hands was arrested Satur- day for drunkenness. He was this moming fined 85 and costs. Miss Vellma Berrel, who has been visiting Miss Gertrude Halloran. has returned to her home in New York. The condition of Charles E. Hoyt, who is quite ill at, his home. remains shoot the same today. Joseph J. Linchller has passed lils bar examination and will open an of- iice at 78 Washington street. Thomas J. West. Jr.. of Conshohm'k- en. Penn. is spending a vacation at his home in Norwalk. Joseph Ilentlrlckson, of Bridgeport. spent Sunday at his home in Nor- walk. Specials for Tuesday at. the New York Grocery Store. Read the atI. for particulars. Cox's straw hat cleaner is sold at the -Gilfiord Pharmacy: The ad.‘will tell you more about it. The South Norwaik Savings Bank has declared it semiannual dividend at the rate of four per cent. Sale of summer stilts. skirts. etc... at, the Paris Lioak 8c Stilt House. Read the ad. The Walsthavanagh cottage on Smith's island is nearing completion and a partyvof friends of the owners were taken there yesterday to visit it. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Reed, of South Norwalk. are spending a week at Lake George. _.. Miss Gertrude Hart, at Bethel one of the teachers ,i-Il the iv ranklln athooi has returned to her home for the sum- mer vacation. *4... The Opportunity Circle. K. i).. of the Norwalk Baptist Church will be enter. tained by Mrs. James Walsh. Jr., at Compo Beach next Wednesday. Buy your fireworks at ilriggerman's. Hammocks for the porch are dis- uiayed in tempting array at Read a. The ad. gives you all the details. The South Norwalk Savings Bank is a good place to deposit your money while saving to btiy a home. Itead what their ad. says about it. Quite a large number of people vis- died Steeplechase ..Islaad Bridgeport yesterday. Some went by trolley anti some by train.‘ Mrs. Jacob 'i‘urk, a former well known Norwalk resident, is spending' the summer at the residence of (l. T. Cornwall. in France street. James Sweeney is the guest of Law- rcnca W. Gregory, of France street. Both young men are preparing to take the Yale finals. Charles H. Diiworth, the well known Norwalk Jeweler. furnished the class pins for the graduating class of the Hopkins Grammar School. New Haven. - iii. A. Housman has come into posses. sion of a copy of thoRopubilcnn Jour— nal printed in Danbury, on Monday. December 30. 1799. contiintng the an- nouncement of the death of George Washington. The paper's columns are bordered in mourning. The paper boars many physical indications of its great axe and Mr. Housman will have it ea- clored In Kill-In and trained in order to butt.»t prouervo it. He estimates the ancient. value of the paper, at twenty gin doth rs. W 4 gain. L I: M. Paint and 3 gain. oil paints moderate aired house. Most. durnbio. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW. SOUTH NORWALK. Prescriptions. When your doctor prescribes tor you but poctayou a: no? just what no faith 1;» strong: point we do airtim' “"fHM' ' Noihalk Yacht TA FLOR a DOLDEN. ‘ milliliters. 74 Washington Strut. . « South Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs N. 0. Conover, from ‘ New York to Boston. by automobile. stopped at the Hotel Clifford yesterday #- Sunday' morning, July 2 the Lord's Silllpel‘ will be observed in the South No‘rwalk Qonxrettitlonai church at the morning service 4 The governin? committee of the lab will hold it nicot- ing at the club house next Tuesday evening, at 8 o‘clock. " Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark, or Westerly, It. I., and tiielr granddaughter, Miss Alice Babeook of Bridgeport. have been visiting Mr and Mrs..l .l‘)lsbrow, of Iiavlland street. A. C. Cuneo, of South Norwalk, has sent souvenir postal cards to friends in South Norwalk. showing his teams busy loading fruit into cars in the freight yard at Port Jervis, New York. ~o. .iaiiies Morehead, the well-kiiowa moiorman employed by the Connecti- cut Railway and Lighting Company. Is critically ill with typhoid pneumonia at his home in Woodward avenue. Two nurses are in attendance. A. party taken out yesterday in the launch. Unique had a rather tedious experience yesterday. They ran short of gasoline anti were compelled to wait until a launch came along ‘to tow them home to South Norwalk. A brief dogfight between Hiram Sherroti's bull dog and a’powerful col- Ilo created momentary excitement at Roton Point for a time yesterday at- ternoon. The fight was stopped in a very low moments, but not beforea large crowd of people had gathered. The cases of Robbie Burns and Frank Fay. two boys who were charg- ed some, days ago In the town court with injury to private property. were again granted eoiitlnuanees. Their cases will come tip for trial Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. __._._. ._._._ The sound was dotted with sailing craft of" all kinds yesterday. it being an ideal day for yachting and sailing of all kinds. The big roasting schoon- ers took advantage of the breeze and tin less than sixty of them in a big fleet were counted pi-ot-twdiuu to the eastward. liaiibury was so glad to see the President that it didn‘t hive Iilni a chance to say how glad he, was to he in Danbtiry. The barbarous custom of blowing whistles as a demonstration of municipal hospitality ought to be ended by this heroic failure of the President 'to talk against the din. lint the way the President turned the mat- ter oil. called “for a cheer. and toltl the crowd that they could prevail against The ‘né’xt best thing to 1a cool bath, on ailiot day, is an Outing Suit of homespun, wool crash, serge, worsted or ~. g summdricassimere‘, suchaaa we’ll provide in the latest smart style for from $8.50 to $16.00. The next best thing to carrying a cake of ice on your head is a cool straw hat such as we'll sell you from sec to 33-50- ' Everything else you‘ll nech—Ncgligc Shirts, Neck- wear, Underwear, Hosiery and Belts can be had here as quickly as you want them. I Wash Suits keep boys cool. Ours wash without parting' with their color. 50c to $2.00 for Russian Sailor and Eton . Blouse Suits. SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. ' South Norwaik. 'Tel. Call, 32-2. OUR OBJECT IS TRADE. We want your money. We are not giving away grain. But we want it distinctly understood that We do not want your money without your good will also. This we can secure only by giving you full yalno~for’ your money. We are here to stay in tile grain business. not merely this day. or this year, btit as long as we are able to do business. We want patrons we can depend upon. We want. your permanent. custom. We guarantee satis- iat-tion according tt: your idea, What We think has noth- ing to do with it. i. I Buy Oat's That's Clean. . “W l' ; MANUEL T. HATCH. the noise. where he failed was “bully." ‘ —W1itei but y Amerit an. i‘. H. iliekby iiostoii; Mr. and Mrs. ti, S. Hill, it. N. Whitney. Iv}. l’. C. Campbell. Miss Anklin. H. J. Miller, Mrs. E. ii. Iiurr. Miss lv‘ranees l.atld. (‘arl I). Brandt. lt‘. lirown. A. .l, lit-yer. New York; Miss Hattie Kernad. Brooklyn; C. S. Randall. .l. W. Ross. South Norwalli; Mr. and Mrs. J G. Hawley. E. ilawley. i-lartt‘ord; (l. H. liulbert. .I.r., Mr. atitl Mrs. ii. It. t‘hin~ (‘l'_\'. l)anbury; David Louis lleinsieiu. Not-walk; I“. Ii. Hutch, Providence: It. J. Grant. Bridgeport. wure guests yes- terday at the Hotel Clifford. rm: sour}! NOR WALK rnusr COMPANY. has every advantage for the protnpt and elilt'lent management. of estates anti other trust funds lntrustetl to its care. When making your will remember that the ’I‘ruat Company can be relied upon to carry out exactly every prev FrtSIINllliiel‘iSllpllIIt . AT William P.‘ Beers’ ‘ Iiilllii lllltI Stationery Stores. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk. v 49 Wall Street. Norwalk. in Your Bruins Earu Money 5 They could alter a six months coarse or Merrill College SOUTH NOR WALK. OONN. M. A. MERRILL. Prln. Fresh Arrival Today. m BUTTER FISH, FRESH MACKEREL, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH, POR- ‘erio for Catalogue, GIES, LITTLE NECK CLAMB, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, LIVE LOB- STERS, ETC. Cutbiil's Bridge Fish Market vision of this important document. TEL. 108— FREE DILIVIIV. g. m, Ji—--r .__.- “m.. M ’ ’ HOYT 8v F Sheet Music, m....gfiPMHNv “SATURDAY AND MONDAY.. I30. two for 250 Why Don't They Play With Me, Just My Style. A Bit of Blarney, William. Lindy Lou, Girl of My Dreams, In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree. A Sprig of Bhtttelah Tammany. There's No Love Like the Old, In Toklo, Tlokto m Toning. Special at We. Mandolin Dance Folios. wttmark'n Dance Folios. Would You Caro. Iva-u..- FIREWORKS WHOLESALE AND R!- TAIL" AT COLEMAN’S aim STORE t “‘40 ‘ t Harry H. Hoyt 8- Co. Bankers and Brokers, Stocks. loads, Grain and Cotton Bought and told for Gilli or on Margin. Member New York Consolidated Block Exchange. Direct private wire. New York. d and 43 Wall street. ” Brooklyn; an Fulton strut. SOUTH NORWALK. TELJIR-S. HOYT'I THIA'I‘IIE IUILDING. Marlin lot-cont Ivory Morning at 10 0'0““. A Catload of Farm Wagons Just received at ‘IO m “I'll “IN! N I Am. salami at. New ‘42 North m..... Strict. I i l i ‘ i "niiit M RIGHTS: ~ Michael O'Brien and s participate. . anwmpaniat and will also give an or- .t‘" COX’S STRAW HAT . CLEANER. Any straw hatean be cleaned in a tow minute‘s. Each box con. ~ tulns enough to clean anti bleach eight hats, or one but eight times. Make old straw hats like new. PRICE/25 cams. lhe Mitford Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TEL. can. 1". Don't let your prescriptions wander aimlessly. Always send them to THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. Maples tit Goldsclimidt 00. (Incorporated) COMMISSION BROKERS. Dealers In Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cotton. Swartz o. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk. TODAY m WALL 81 REET. h WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—4)pen- lug prices rose above Saturday's lev- el, ignoring the irregular tone of the London niarkeh before the opening here. Union Pacific, People‘s Gas and Missouri Patltie large. fi actions There was a drop of. "l’ in Pittsbutg Coal. TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS. Report over. the private mm of The Maples & Goidschmidt 00.. Com- mission Brokers, Swartz d: Corbett Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High; Low. 1:3t) Anial Cop SH, 3295 Sit; 8:! Am C & lt' Co 34%, 34' 34h; 34‘2 Am Loco is is” 7" 48 453,; .\m Smelt lltilh‘ its». tins; list. Ant Sugar 13th}; 1373;; 136% 13744 A T & S Fe 8214 83% 821.9 sap. Italto & Ohio ill»; iii”... Hills; 112 ll‘klyn it 'I' tix all as till-2.; t‘lies & Ohio St SW; 51 5113.. (‘h Gt West 191.4 15th this 193.. (iii .\l & St I’ 17bit; 178 mm. 17773:, t‘ol F? a l 4319, 443i. 437s Wt Col South 2le 271.44 L’lH 27!. (‘on (Ins lltli lllllk. Hill 191‘ liel &v “till “173', Hill lll7v'l'4 is‘iif’v, Mel See, 81 SI l4 til 81H lvlrie 42 i :i' it 7.. i2 7‘. ICrIe lat pf tit) Shit}, .\‘tt NON, ill (‘entrai . ittt; to? 1m; in? Lou & Nash 1371/; Hill's. 117% Hill»;- Manhattan 761% toil/J itituz um... .\lct St Ry 1241.5, 125% It’ll/«‘2 124%, MM (‘ent 2th“ 2131 21‘,“ Eli), .\l I\' Al T 2d . 28 2s us .\i K & '1‘ pt 63 Oil «3 63 Mo I‘aeifit‘ itll-iu lttzl, itii‘l. 102‘... Nat Lead “55. +in lite 441.;- N Y Central 143% 145% HP.“ l-ifild Nnt‘f & West S27“ 83% HEM 531.»: (int & West 5.11.. 52 Bill. 232: l’at- Mail 397.}. ii 397,. -H I’etiii It It lillllm Hill; illll‘l,‘ I~Itl l'eo (lag tum 1031...; um. inst. Reading it? v“; ilil 1,4. it? 3% till I... llep Steel my. in into"; ill Itoek lslallti 297s 30'?» 31"» 3‘".‘s South I’ae tiling til 1i. unit. our; Son Ry (‘o .‘liv'ii. 321/4 3M). 33% Son Ry (“0 pl 97% 97». 1071.4 97% Ten t‘ & X row. 82% Sting. 83% Texas Par 30/. 34% um oat/1 Union PM 126 ”77.. lilti 127%., ll 8 heath pl’ 107 lit? 10? 107 U S Rubber Ilh 40L; (lit «itil/4 U S Steel :iot.’ ill-“4.. riot, :ilih’. It 8 Steel pt. an. unit, 97%; any; Wabash pf to 4a to «to West Iln 'i‘el M M iii 94 Wis Cent 23% 241.; ”2.3% 24% Salcsto ii a. m.. 241,100 OBITUARY NOTES. lv‘l'NlthAi. O!“ ’l‘. H. M‘t“AR’I‘llY. . The funeral of the late Thomas H. Mtvtlarthy was held Saturday morning at 9 tt't'ltit'k‘ from St. Joseph‘s Church. Itev, William ii. Matter. I). 1)., oili- t-latlntr. 'i’hoservieos were largely at~ tentied and deeply impressive,‘ Mrs, (K A. Freeman rendered in a beautiful manner "Ono sweetly Solemn Thought": John W. Wehle, of West- porl. aunt; "Calvary." and the choir rendered "Nearer. My God, to Thee." 'I'lie pallbearers were Senator Jeremiah Donovan. John W. Wehlo, (lbarles Wil- llama. Michael Mtthvrnoy. .lohn McMa- hon anti Edward Cunningham. The. flower bearers were William ltiioy. John Murphy. 'l‘htv interment was in St. Mary‘s (iein~ story. DECKER CLUB MUAICALE. The Decker Club. of the South Nor- walk llaptlat Church. has arranged an evening of music to be given Wednes- day evening. Those who will appear Mm. Franklin i. Smith, com . , Mitts Olive orn‘y. Violinint: (theater Ii. Benedict, bustier George ii. illrat. tenor: the Orpheus Male utiarieirn rampant-d of Mortars. Hirat. Force. Wildmna anti Main. The Rev. (looms Drew Egbert will play on the musical glasses and Samuel Monti. tho llritinoport piano and oornetlat, 'vle F. is. Andrew; will be grin recital before the entertainment. . The price of the tickets in 25 ceattt. DINNIR FOII THE CLIRGY. After the ponttti'cni high mass at St. Mms Church Sunday morning. the clergyman in attendance were served with a dinner It the convent in Chapel street. under the diretlon 13f Pro’ prlotor George D. Russell of the Ho- tel Norwaik W PARTNIIIINIP mmwno. Mnndilnn il‘. Il‘riedcrnnc and Henry mom. who redecorated“ It'tlarys church under the lion name or Fried- “Mo MUG tit-solved Jmnoronlp meilt to into buolv am to: Mt. ,mmu‘mbmw SENTINEL , 5" ti 1"! “‘lL. ‘1}t ii; ~ WAGE NM ' ~ a: it = - Sellecl it Price. Head to foot Outfitters. t i‘ "it hit" V." "Ni 4 Easy . Loose Windy For the don-daus. ounuecromr, $6.00 to $|8.00 ~ A LOW COLLAR, A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARROW BELT. A SPRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIE8,HOSIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU" CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON SUN. Bathing Suits. \l m. .. 7,;ua-t. ”we!“ SELLECK 81 PRICE, “ Clothiers and Furnishers. 98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone Call 324-2. SEE New Potatoes. ...................... 15 and 2°C. pk. We are handling some of the sweet est green Peas you ever tasted. Will have a good supply Saturday. If yOu want something fine, buy mine: 35:. peck. Bermuda Onions, Home grown Strawberries, at market Fresh eggs that you can bet on. No Jar Rubbers, new made, not old and rotten. For Mason and Lightning jars. Also can supply you with the small rings. for the old fashioned pints. Good Dried Beef now. not mouldy on Outside. . Cream Corn Starch. A New Article. Said to be the finest article of it: kind put up. So. and Free 8 amples. Rice 4c. lb. A Great Bargain. 61/ 2 lbs, 25c. Pearl Tapioca, at 5c. "3., (special) new Goods, 6 lbs. for 250., far a short time. What will it be? We hope to serve and please. . LORENZO DIBBLE TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4. *. ‘i t w» .................................... 5c. qt. price. Finest in the land. shake, no fake. 27c. dozen. 1pc. ' packagoc. _ Fancy New Potatoes per peck l5 Co‘s—l; l7 POI NOS GRANULA'lDI) s1 GAR ........... . ...... sitio iIIESH noun GROWN ems ran ”9th ...................... .. . 30c HOME GROWN liEEl l‘lllt mINt H ....... . .............. 5c FLOUR, PER BAG ....................................... 80c United Grocery ca. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. A9 FORT OT. SO. NORWALK, CT. ' EAST NORWALK. CT. TEL.. 26—3. TEL... 310—3. " 100 NPEHITNHS llN SEWING MIIHINIS run by power to make sheets and pillow cases. i'i‘ The Ernest Simon M’f’g 00., of Port. Chester, N. Y., have rented part: of the Joseph Loth & Co. Silk Mill and will cemmence the manufacture of sheets and pillow cases at; once. Operators paid While learning. Experienced operators can earn good wages. Steady employment. No seasons. ‘ Apply at. the ofices of the Joseph Loth 00., after 2:30 p. m.. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. . . u... ...... m..“; .... alt Is Just As Chap to lay in your next winter' a coal now. We «it thahplt, at tho plowi- our prices. .. bin“ ‘ g. mg. no Wear 8t, Tel. 136-3. Wood It, Tel. 1963;? Hayes, A trifle lined sheer feather “weight labile. I Wanted. Wanted. Wanted;
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