E ii. icos-
reassess
ill of July
Novelties;
. .N‘
;..:L AN E’S
a.“
61 WACHINCTDN IT-
iLnnll Mullins:
P. C Lounsbury Lodge N. 132.0. P.
brill hold a meeting tonight
Herman Belles, of South Norwulk,
Was a Sunday visitor in Stamford.
' Court Mahackomo. Foresters of Am-
eriea, will hold a meeting this evening.
_..._
Coleman is offering $25 reward ill
his ad. today. Read it.
A deposit in the South Norwalk
Trust Company is a safe investment.
Louis Richards, of Bridgeport,
in tpwn todayton business.
was
Mlle. hearings on. the South Wilton
water stilts will be resumed before the
special committee tomorrow.
The Norwaik Board of Fire Under—
writers will hold its annual shore
dinner, this evening, at lioton Point.
. ()ne of the regular series of dances
will be held this evening at the Nor~
walk Yacht Club.
Miss Marion Lee, of h‘ail‘ileld ave-
nue. strained her ankle ill some un-
accountable way on Monday.
‘ Palestine Castle, [Knights of the
Mystic Chain, held a regular business
meeting last evening.
Blue serge suits absolutely fast. col-
ors at Rogers & Stevens‘ Read the
ad.
A meeting of the Barbers‘ Union
Burns. of Chestnut Hill, Norwulk.
will be held thispvellillg.
Miss Mary Carroll, of ll‘airfleld Elve-
Illil‘_ is visiting friends ill Mount Clair
NJJ ,
[lilcas 'I‘rihe, No. 26. ltnprili-ed 0r-
ller of Red Men. will meet tonight lit
8 o'clock.
llarris & (inns ale discharging a car
go of nlit coal at their whaif ill Wa-
tl- -r street. .
Mlss‘l.ydln 1“. Ireland, of Hill) Grove
street. has returned from a week :4
visit with‘relativcs ‘in New York city.
A son ‘has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Albrecht. of ill 'l‘aylor avenue
and a daughter to Mr. and Mls. Jolln
The goods under attachment former»
ly the property otc'flermall E. Mlllmo.
were disposed 0 this morning at an
auction by Sher B‘cullcy.
Seventeen pounds of granulated su-
gar for one (iuiiitl‘ulmfi numerous oth-
er grocery specials. at the United Gro-
cery Company. Read the ad.
The June sale. now in progress at
Reed's, is Well worth a visit to the
store. The all. will give you an idea
of the values offered. Read it.
Miss llarriet N. ilomstocil, one of
the teachers in the High School. New
Haven, in spending the summer vuca-
tion In Wilton. 3,1
The Boston Store is offering tllel re
mainder of the white shirt. waists llt
pllces that are within the reach 'of a“.
Read the ad. ,
’l‘ho bélyditlon oi Charles is. lloyt
who has’ been quite III at his home.
In much ImprOVed today. and it is ex-
pected that he will soon be fully rc-
covered.
Edward Blackwell; formerly'of Nor:
walk, now of Boston, a porter on the
express passing east through tilts city
about Ill ocloalt. wu‘visitlng friends
here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Whitesidc have
gone to l.llrlhmont in their handsome
steam yacht Neekonxafter a visit with ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golden at the
Bungalow, Bell island.
5......5.
Uncaa Tribe, 1. 0. R. M. will meet
tonight when the election of oiiicers
, will occur An interesting session is
promised as there will be contests for
two othees.
J.
A routine meeting was held last ev-
ening by Douglas Fowler Post (i. A.
R. The coming clhlnbitke was dis-
cussed by the members. but a date
he not yet been selected.
" Charmer Roberts yesterday appoint-
ed . Charles C Godfrey. of Bridge-
port. to examine into the mental con-
titties ct autseppc Dontale a primer
in tho Folrileld county jail reported to
in loans.
Prescriptions.
_ your doctor bell for you
‘ you to Jim what he
”Phat is exactly what We do
oilow to. directors
TA YLOR, a GOLDEN.
.. Ru! Eaton. ,
74 Washington Strut.
‘ South Norwalk.
Real bargains, a clean stock and
clean store are the inducements offer-
ed for your patronage by the New
York Gtocei‘y State.
Road the ad.
For almost. a minute this morning
snot! fell in South N01 walk it soon
turned to rain. however, bllt the flakes
lwere distinctly visible to a number of
people.
G. Foster Sanford. the greatest f00t«
bull .plnyer ever turned out at late
'college, now with the New York late
lunar-ante (‘ompany spent last pren-
ing with friends lll town.
it 'thcle Is any thing in the line of
house, port-ll or town furnishings you
need. it will pay you to look through
the line shown by A. .1 Collins iii 00..
as they have everything you need in
sulnnlel goods. Read the ad.
J. Irving Dibble manager of the
Ferris Coal Company left this morn-
ing on a four days' trip to the coal
regions of Pennsylvania. as a guest of
the Retail Coal Dealels' Association of
New England. Thele will be. about
300 coal dealers in the party. who will
travel by special train,
.~-———.~....
There will be the usual class meet-
ing at the First. Methodist Episcopal
Church. tonight. at 7:45 o'clock.
Brethren i'l'onl Norwaik and out. of
towu will be in attendance. Every~
body welcome. At the close of the
meeting Rev W W. '1‘. Duncan will
present a matter of interest conc orlllug
the valuation SlilStln
Senator l’ntl‘ick McGovern. of Hart—
lord, is to give a dinner to fellow son—
ill lt‘ai'nllllirioll. at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Senator Morgan ti. lluikolcy has ac-
cepted and others invited lllcllldo Sell-
HIOI‘ lirllnticgee, Speaker Holcomb utld
Representative Kelleuly. An orchestra
and a mule quartet will furnish music.
W. i". (Yonover. J, ll. Brewster. Jr..
J. 1., heavy, ll. 1.. Robinson, Louis
Micllclnlall. Samuel .loseloli‘. Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Baker. New Y;ork Orrin 1..
liosw.orth Provldetlte; R J. 'I‘yger.t
Philadelphia. w. J. Mecley Ftankliu
Muss; W D. Nolan. Stamfor;d Miss
Ethel 8 Keep Miss Margalct A. Reed.
South Norwalk. Mr. 'llnd Mrs. l). H.
Webb. A. 1.. ll ss.‘Hartford; John R.
Sherwood. .Bri sport. wese
yesterdayat the Hotel Clifford.
South Norwalk certainly ought. to be
a clean city if the work of soap sales-
men is cffwtire. (in Sunday a "crew"
of canvassers employed ill the attic of
Swifts l’lide soap quit the man Yes-
terday (‘olgate and (‘ompany 3 men
finished .o'anynssing for Octagon .llld
ydsterday nireplesentlttion flonl Lantz
Brothers started If) to canvass for
Atlllf‘. If lnhlly moi-'11 oi this Lillie oi
commercial men land in town ill tilli ll
rapid succession the name will have
to be changed to "Spotless 'l‘own."
..,.._..._..._.... -m
GAYNOH- GREENE APPEAL QUASHv
ED
t)’l"l‘A.WA (‘an. Julie 27 ~~Tllo Sll
prcmu (‘ ourt today unanimously grani-
ed the motion made Ill behalf of the
golclnmcllt oi the United Strum. to
quash the appeal of Messrs. Gaynor
and Greene from the judgment of tile
l‘ollrt of Kings Beach. tillll'nling llll‘
lcfllsnl of n will of prohibition by
Judge Davidson against the issue of a
warrant for extradition. The appeal
was quashed with costs.
it in.
investment 1
A deposit ill
the Savings ilt'liill‘l-
mclit of the
South h‘nrwnlh
l‘l'llii Dumpling.
Fillll' per cent interest allowed on de-
posits from tllo first of every lllolltll.
Deposits llindc on or before Jilly itith
draw interest from Jilly 1st.
«tors and others at tile Elm 'i‘rcc Itlll "
guests ’
Blue Serge Salts
FdR ALL THERE‘IS AscARclTv or BLUE SERGE suns
AND N0 PIECE oooos TO BE HAD OF THE MILLS. we HAVE
oun REG‘ULAR SUPPLY OF RELIABLE stances. we BOUGHT
. EARLY ENOUGH TO moons THE OLD PRICES‘AND orrsn
‘ THE SAME n’sLlAaLE QUALITIES we ALWAY8 HAVE sou)
. ‘AT con OLD Pnlcss.
TWO-PIECE AND THREE-PIECE SERGE RUITS. ABSOLUTE-
LY FAST COLOR, MADE ON CONSERVATIVE AND FULL MOD-
ELS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED.
$10, $15 AND $IB. -
GET YOUR BLUE BEHGE FOR THE FOURTH WITHOUT
DELAY. IF YOU FANCY A FANCY OUTING SUIT. WE HAVE
CHOICE PICKINGS IN HANDSOME HOMESPUNS. _ WOOL
CRABHES, SUMMER CASSIMERES AND SUMMER—WEIGHT
WORSTEDS, IN THE APPROVED MODELS.
$3.50 TO 516.
STRAW HATS. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, FANCY HOSIERY,THIN
' UNDERWEAR AND NOBBY NECKWEAR FOR THE 4TH.
'TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUIT CASES TOO.
SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Cali, 32-2.
1:.de
.\_.../ '. \L. .x'"\, ./“\.... .JAwflh/W
OUR OBJECT I8 TRADE.
We want your money. We are not giving away
grain. lillt We want it distinctly understood that Wc do
not want your money without your good will Also. This
we can secure only by giving you full value for your
money. We are here to stay ill the, grain business. not
merely this day, or this year_ bill as long as We are able
to do business. We want patrons we can depend upon.
We want your permanent custom. We guarantee satis-
faction according: to your idea. What we think has llotil-
tag to do with it,
J E _ Buy .Oat's 'i‘ilnl's Clean. 7 ‘ ll - I
a
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
W
.._. L...- . . .__..- an
KODAKS
‘ and
Fresh Camera Snpplie
A'i‘
William. P. liners'
llnnll and Stationery Sinus.
6 South'Maln 8t.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
Can Ynnr Bralns Earn Money?
They could after a 5!: months course at
Merrill College
Sour” NOR WALK. coma
mm for Catalogue. M. l. MERlllLL. .Prln.
Fresh Arrival Today.
BUTTER FISH, FRESH MACKEREL. BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, PORv
GIES. LITTLE NECK CLAMS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, LIVE LOB-
STERS, ETC.
Outblli's Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 10.—
FRII DELIVERY.
for any of ml 'yur's fir-works found
in my'ltock. All this year's god: at
lowest prices in town. .
Crockon. to pack. up.
Blank Pistols. 100. up.
cracker guaranteed.
Conn that shoot blank cartridges.
Paper Cups and Ammunition.
Homo candles. City Rockets, dolor.
0d Fin, blank Cartridges. Ilioom,
Scorch Lights. Minn. Par-chum and
. ovorytlilnn sin for Fourth or July.
”totally of Privat- Displays.
a calculus
KIWI OTC“.
$25 {REMIRD
Mandarin Crackers, 50 pack, ovary 1
.w. .. ,5... .........
HoirT o FHEEMHN,
REPRK SENTING
Harry H. Hoyt 8- C0.
Bankers and BXokers,
atooiu, Bonds. Grain and cotton Iou gilt and Sold for Gun or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stock’ Exchange. Direct print. MI"
New York. 41 Indium“ street. Brooklyn. l'lt Fulton street.
IOUTH NORWALK. 'l'li..112--‘3.HOYT’I THEATRE BUILDING.
Mullet Format Every Morning at to (retail.
A Calload of W
Farm agens
Just received at
LUT .' ER M
‘ I
piano on alarms.
v
to” 171 "
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N‘
lNe Giles
COX’S
STRAW HAT’
CLEANER.
Any straw but can be cleaned
in a few millutes.‘ Each box cult~
_ talus enough to eienu‘and bleach
eight hats. or one lint. eight
times. Make old straw huts like
new.
!
i
PRICE 25 CENTS. -
lhn Ollifnrd Pharmacy
Tlllli ranscslrrlon srosu.
TEL. cALL 158.
Don't let your prescriptions;
wander aimlessly. Always send
them to
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Maples ii Gnldschmidt On.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
' Deniers In
Cotton.
Swariz d. Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY lN WALL 8'1 REET.
WALL ‘eVI‘ilidld'i‘, Iii: ill a. tll.—-l"l‘lccs
opt-nod higher on u Well-disil'ililltcli dc-
lllllnd. (lains generally were lllllitotl
ill small tl'ut‘etions. but there
running sales of 6.000 shares of Union
Pacific lli 1281/2 and at 129, colllpurell
with 128 last nilrlll. llllilinlol'e &
()llio, Delaware and Hudson, Missouri
i'uciiic. ’I‘cnll. (,‘onl ulld lilclropolitan
Securities l‘osc large fractious. There
was a gain of 1%. ill Central Railroad
of New Jersey and of 11.4,, initlrcat
Norl llerll.‘
\\’.\i.l. S'i‘ltitllil’i‘V 11 ll. ili.—~i<‘rllctioll-
al additions were made in the initial
advances to the railroad stocks, but
the improvement was carried consid-
dependent steel stocks. St. Paul. t‘ll-
ion l'ncllic. Reading and other favor-
ites fell back to yesterday's closing
under realizing. Meanwhile the spec-
iaities were being accumulated at ad-
vancing prices and by it o'clock sew
crlll had scored sharp gains. The boy.
lug ol’ these stocks eventually checked
the selling elsewhere.
W.\I.l. STREET, 1 p. ln.~—’l‘lle mar
ket. showed more Inclination to slide
on than to go tip and the midday rally
was soon checked by the. detei'tllilled
pressure against St. Paul. liniou Pa~
ciilc and Reading. Over ni'ght it'll-lacs
in. ”“180 stocks reached only it suillil
fraction but little remained or title
fol-cllooll advanced in some of lilt' oth-
er railroads and specialties.
TODAY’S QUOTATlONS.
Report over the private wires of
. aTEEHiNa GEARWSABLED.
NEW YORK, June 27r-‘Tllt! steam-
ship Cily of Savannah. recently char-
tLt ed by the governm i from the sa-
va‘nnah Line for the
controlled by the United States, which
called inst,night for Colon with fifty
passengers undo general cargo. put
back into port today. with. her steering
odor :tlisabied Illa is how undergoing
repent.
ARGUMENTB IN MERRIT'i’ CASE.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. June 27. -—By agree
ment between counsel the case of Mar»
tin bowler and others of Danbury
walnut 0.11 Merritt and Sons. hot
manufacturers of that city. an action
to recover damages for an alleged
counterfeitln of tilé union label and
by the Uni Hatters of North Ameri-
ica. and a hormonal. injunction restrain-
will. the defendants from tiling their
present; style of labels. will be a and!
. in the superior court tomorrow ore-
noon. the evidence having been coin-
Emil
Steaks. Bonds. Grain and
Wf'l‘l‘
orably further ill a number of the ill» 7
llama Line, now
at; .- a we no
' . landfill:
v; 4....
try ‘~' 51...;
s
a‘ . Al»
N‘TINEL"W*
Salient it Print. Head to foot Outfitters.
1:13:17“- lid: to ‘E ‘14} ii
A trifle lined sheer feather weight; fabric.
Easy 3 Loose
Windy
For the doa-daus. "
OUTING CLOTHEA‘
$6.00 to $i8.00
A Low COLLAR. A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARROW BELT. A
spauca STRAW HAT, TAN 'l'lES,H08lERY To' MATCH—AND you
cAN SNAP voun FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON SUN. _ , t. .25. int
Bathing. Suits.
‘ I if I” WTTJIUMEWW
SELLECK & PRICE.
Clothiers and Fumishers. ‘ "r
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
l
.I w w ‘
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
_ , ‘ . , _::-,-=.-..-=z
New Potatoes, ..................................... 15 and 200. pk.
We are handling some of the sweetest green Peas you ever tasted. Will
hav: a good supply Saturday. If you want something fine, buy mine; 35c.
pec
Bermuda Onions, ..................................... V ...... Sc qt.
Home grown Strawberries. at market price. Finest in the land.
Fresh eggs that you can bet on. No shaike. no fake, 27c. dozen.
Jar Rubbers. new made, not old and rottien. For Mason and Lightning jars.
Also can supply you with the small rings. for the old fashioned pints.
Good Dried Beef now. not mouldy .onnutside.
Cream Corn Starch A New Article.
Said to be the finest article of its kind put up. 5c. and
Free Samrbles ,
Rice 4c lb. A Great Bargain. 6V2 lbs. 250.
Pearl TaplOca. at 50. lb. (special) newGodds. 6 lbs. for 25c. for a short time.
What will it be? We hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
llihs Granulated Sugar $i00
"l‘I 11E ROSE 0R ATHLETI‘ I‘LOiliI per bug
101:. pa'lck‘ageo.
......................
The Maples & Goidschmldt (30.. Cum iiiREE CANS MILK .................................................. 250
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett SEVEN BARS LENOX SOAP ......................................... 250
Block. South glil‘wni'ltl.|’l;lelellllt)o:ie is?“ 'l‘llltun llO'l‘Tl ES ROOT 1311‘.th EXTRACT .................. , ........ 25c
Am“. 0..., ”.33" ‘35“; 5...; 3.; ‘ 1Browns pool lines is ..)\'ili.At‘T .l‘r l-iliilll price 1.0,; now lllc
Am 0&1“ (10 3.314. 351,42 3;. 35% 111E 3” IIOMI‘ (“IO“N ”AS ilcl Deck .300
.\m(‘ol ()il 2:: 32 :12 HUME ‘1t0WN lil~‘i«: “.lS pel bunch .................................... 51:
Mule" 35 .35 ’35 . 31’: Asstillllli:N"‘”l‘()l‘rutll ANDVIIGEI rcAlnns ‘
Am 1.0m 45‘1”. '48.}. 483.1. int/5.
.\nt Siilt‘il tiny. llnc. tin-:1. llsllg.‘ UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
______il"ri T'ii‘im ‘33:}; 1:2... '33:}: 1733': 2° "0"" MM" ST- 49 FORT 8T-
\'1 as l‘ pf not. loll. lull. liil BgLNgggM-Kv CT- EAST Nagging 901'
iiallo in Ohio 1121... 1m. 1m. 112:5. _ -- -
li'klyll R T 1:914. nun. can. on _-.,__._- mm m ._.._,- M- w-
(.‘hesdk Ohio my. in... mg my.
(ihi & N w 199% 200 may. 1119 .. '
(Thtichsl ”up late 19%. 191/.
an M 1'. s11) 1771:. 1777.. mi. 1773. .
(‘ol 1‘ a l ilrv ins. “Hi/p i. .I/. - 3
(‘01 South 271,1. 271.4. 271/. 27a. . 1 o g . , .
llel& l‘lud till) 190 lhll tilt) ‘ ' _ . , _ . . .
Mic s... sing. on. m. 1111/. W
Eric 43 431/. 43 437... '
loll-1m pf 80% 8074. 210% non.
Gen l.lec my. 17w. my. 171:
ill Colliinl tum mm. may. on
Lou li‘t Nash “till, 148% 148 1481.4
Mm St liy 1251,. 125%. my. 125-
Mcx (lenl till); 21% 21%. 21%
M Kit '1‘ can. 28% 2le 231/.
M K a 1‘ pi’ us can.» 63 . can.
Mo Pacific 1021/. any. 102 1023;.
Nut Lt‘llti 477 473/ 47 47-
.. .. .,......... ”.1 ...,.; H... H... run by power to make sheets and
Norra. West lulu. say. 313% 13% illOW
()lll & West Illin- 52A. )1“ .‘
l’ac Milli 41v. 131%. ‘33%~1:l,3;: p 081398.
l’enn it 11 Hull. 0% H74. 1 l 1
Pen (his low. 1:334 30m 133% Ill” hfll‘v’llill"
Nor l‘llc II it lliti 1 till 1.
itoudéllg 99% 31:3. 39% 111333. The Ernest Simon M’f’g’ 00., Of Port:
ltep tool till/1. t 3 ii
[lock island 30% 30% 30%. 30%
.0“... p... 3232: 3332 31;: 33% Chester, N. Y., have rented part of
Son lly (.‘o ‘ ‘ ‘ “ at
7‘0““? gull): :33; £3112 iii: 313/; the JOBOph LOth& CO. Silk Mill and
"i-‘llll.‘. "-' l ‘-‘ :-
'l‘oxasl’ac 34% 3m. 34% 84%
Unit)? law 131132 13ng 1311112 133132 Win 0011111, 197109 the manufacture 0f
U S in sir i o . , .
u 53'“ f 3373‘ .333 133%3332 sheets and plllow cases at once.-.
U tool p it . . .
Wabash 19% 197/21 1914. law , ' - , .
Wabash pl 40:94 4094' 40% 40% ‘ Operators pald Whlle leflmmgr
West Un Tel 94 32% g: g: - Ex erienCed ' r tors «1 -
Wis Cent 24 z ,,
Sales to 11 o. m., 283.400 ‘ . p 1 0P6 at can earn
good wages.
N0 seasons.
Apply at the amass ofntho Joseph
Loth 00., after 2 .30 p. on,
Tuesday and Wednesday'i’"
....,............. «WMWAM.
it is Just ‘" As Oilea
at prices. - . “.8
13'va as
to: Water St, 1.1.3354; ................
Wood St” 1.91.1903?
‘ ' ‘ “I‘ll“:
v... cl. 1
1:111.th Market. ado. use???
my». 5 Main omit
'0‘ "
Steady employment. .
Monday's .
to lay in your next winter’ I coal now. We sell the but at hip iow- -
7‘
when. on ”lanai *g-‘Ii‘flfi i’7‘
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Norwalk Chronicler