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LANES
61 WASHINGTON 8T.
Local News Notes.
Live lobsters, soft shell crabs and
all kinds of fresh fish at Cutbill's.
-—O_.._._.._
Mrs. Frank Bradbury is ill at
home in Bayview avenue.
heir
Olivo Branch Lodge, No. iii, Knights
of Pythias, will meet Thursday night.
' Mrs. F, '1‘, Armstrong, of Norwallt.
spent Monday with relatives in Port,
Chester.
Miss Edna Downing. or South Nor-
walk, is the guest otlvir. and Mrs. itoss
Jewell, in Newtown.
Anything in. house, lawn and piazza
furnishings can be found at ,A. J.
Collins st Company's. Read the ad.
Mrs. Charles S. St. John is quitt1 ill
at her home in Elizabeth street. 'l‘y-
pbold tovor has been retired.
A new oil tank is In the course of
ctection at the Standard Oil Com-
pany's plant on the Wilson l’oint road.
”than. ...
Flags for the glorious Fourth at F.
J. Nelson's. Read thc ad. for other
specials.
. ...-..."...
Glover's the place for vacation, out
big and bathing shoes. "Wear shoes
that tit" is their motto.
-,‘—llnrner rhas t.hc.-7 ..fit'cworks from
which to make a. tindipolcction Un thc
Bridge. ‘ 1‘ ‘ ‘
Mrs. llcnjamin Miller and son Frank
ot’ Bridgeporr have lwcn guests of M r.
and Mrs. ISephen S. Jarvis, oi‘ Wcst
street.
. Mrs. M. l. AlIor has returned to her
home in t‘linion after having been the
guest. of her son, Samuel M. Alter, oi
West street. ‘
”Wu—~0—
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Gray
to Charles F. Kraut. will take [litter
this evening at 8 o'clock at tho homc
of the bride in Ann strcct.
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A big classical 't‘ouccrt will ho giv-
cn at. the Baptist Gino-ch, South Nor
walk, Frithtygluiygg‘lt Further notlcc
will‘bo given. “
General Russell Frost is in Now its.
you today attending the commonw
ment exercises and also a meeting (n
his class “Yalc. '77."
The last of thc linen rohcs are now
on sale at Head's. Better get out-
before they prevail gone. tic-ad the
lid.
Freeman Lightij'hf Elmwood avenue,
went to Boston, yesterday. to spend
a few days. Mr. Light will probably
take up his stpdiés ht Pittsburg in tho
lull.
Washington Cuntp, No. it, Patriotic
(irdsr oi lilo Sons of America. will
meet tomorrow night. and complete
In penuchlc contest. which was enm-
Iocust IN": on tho lawn at the
Aldo of It. A. Mhthownon’s rosi-
donco, iii. tho rumor oi Clay and Wool
turnout. which had, commenced to tls’
city, has bcon rotnoVI-ti. llIoI-ehy lm»
proving the Iippourunco of tho grounds,
Curitnin oi l’olico William it. Pon-
nlouton rut-«Wed a letter trout his wife
dated Haimntnd. I3 odtm. this morning.
announcing the do arrival or hor-
noir'und son and stun-r. Miss lioida
liulmumn. .
Minn Emma Vaniimnmn. mm or that
most popular and efficient inaction; in
thI1 Franklin Itruut school. loft South
Norwidit, Monday, for nor homo In
Now York state, to spend tho numnier
vacation.
ENTERTAINMENT? Title IVINING.
A largo attendance is oxpoctsd at
tho nominal entertainment this oven-
ins at tho Booth Not-mitt Baptist
Church. undor the auspices of the
Dario-r Club. 1 George H. Hit-st will
sing “nudity."Ithp 0 hon: Qtiartottn
will be present, the 9. (looms D.
Egbert will play on the martial gluti-
ua and them will hit many other tutu
tun-n. A numher oi the most promi.
hunt musiqiunn in townwiti partici-
pate. Tho price of adminiun in tho
entertainment in twenty-ave cents.
M...“
NO WORD FROM OOVIRNMINT.
'i‘he selecimen are somewhat dit-
eoumad over the hillt-M‘I‘IVM at or-
der: {mm the government relating to
tho Belle island stone arch bridge. the
work on which 1m stopped several
was no h .0. government inspector.
'l'he um III, have heart! no word
stop. my reminded their plans.
‘WEDNEE'hAv, duals, i535. , THE
drum “trauma.
uti Hrs, limit Gunman, lam
Norah i.
«militia also for Fourth at. July.
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@111’1spsvo.1«t§;‘EVENtss 211111111121
TAYLOR a: GOLD! .
Ru] Estate.
74 Washington Strut.
Sum!) Norwnlk.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA.
~
Six Crew. Prepared for the Rowing
Event This Afternoon.
POUIIHKEEPSIE. N. Y., Juno lift--
Briillaut 'sunnner wustimr, with It
promise of favorable watcr conditions
in the late afternoon, mark the day of
the annual intcrcollegittw regatta on
the Hudson. With six of the most stal-
wart crewu “over prepared for thc his-
toriorowin event ready for the cttort
‘0! their it as the most intensely iu~
terthing‘ ilnlshos In tho history of tits
intercollegiate association are. looked
for. The first event of the afternoon
ls scheduled for Li o‘clock when the
four oared ereWs oi‘ Syracuse, Cornell,
Columbia, Pennsylvania and Wiscon-
sin, will be sent. away over the two-
mile course. the start being placed
Just one mile above the bridge. At
3:45 the freshmen sights of Pennsyl-
vania. Syracuse. Columbia and Cornell
will race over the two mile distance
and at 5 o'clock the 'varsity eights will
he sent speeding away over tho full
distance or four miles. in this rat-.1.»
crews are entered from Columbia, Sy-
racuse. Wisconsin, Georgetown, Penu-
sytvanla and Cornell.
After the steady galcs of the past
twu days, coaches and t‘ollchrs of tho
sport looked forward to today‘s condi-
tions with no little apprehension.
While a good steady hrccze is blowing.
its direction lies immediately down
the course, with no indication of t‘rcsh-
citing. During the curly morning hours
wiIcn the tide was running strongly on
the flood, the water was cxccodinly
choppy and the outlook not altogether
inviting. But. along toward noon as the
tide bot-ante slack the scas (lied away
into ripples. Wth no change of wcuih.
cr, the crows will race uudcr splendid
conditions, it norms sale to predict,
howcvcr. that no records will lIc brok»
on this your. for when the ‘varsity ,
nights got under way at 5 o'clock tho
watt-r will smith be almost slack. With—
out a strong, tide iii its favor no crew
can export to-beat the mark of 18:58
2-5. set by Cornell in 1901. Rowing
experts make this prediction in spite
oi‘ the fact that Corncll is known to
have rowvd the course this your in
18:24 flat. beating the record by a
wide margin. But on the. occasion or
this splendid spurt both water anti
wind werc with the shell.
Columbia. Syracuse. Wisconsin.
Georgetown, Pennsylvania and Cor-
ucll will be placed in positions as
named, this Columblu‘crew having on
sition no. 1 oil the west shore,
Poughkecpsio has tilled up over
night as if by magic. Spccial trains
hnvo been bringing collcuc mcn. un~
tit-rgrnduntcs and alumni from all parts
(If the. country. 'l‘hc little city is alive
with» college colm‘ti. In sharp mntrast
to last year is the,predominance oi tho
bright orange oi‘ Syrucusn, owing to
Illi‘ victoricg oi' the $ymcuse crews in
last year's regatta: (‘ornclL'howwt-r,
remains tthnvorito lit the betting tutti
with the cxpcrtn In boating matters.
No crcw hcrc admittedly has the pol-
ish oi' Corncll ‘varsity cinht.
Whetbcr thcy will triumph over thc
sturdy brawn and grit of Syracuse and
Wisconsin romains to be such. Poun-
syivunin. Columbia tihd ticorgetown
are all rcgnrded as factors. There
has never born a more opcn look to
thc big race.
Arrnngcmcnts for the regatta huvo
boon carried out on an elaborate
scale. The river today is dotted with
yachts and cvcry kind of pleasure
craft ininglnubic is born to add to the
picturesque scenes of regatta day.
Ii Stilt
investment l ~
A deposit in
i'hc Savings ticphrt-
thou! of tho
801th install
Trust Company.
Four pot- cont, internal allowed on da-
posits from the first of I‘VI‘I‘y month.
iii-posits tundra on or Iit'ItiN‘. July ttith
draw intoruut from July lat.
taut-tn
in my cloak. All this you": goth at
town prion in town.
I
Caution, to packfup.
limit Pinon. too, up. ‘
Mandarin omitm. iio tuck, ovory
can» that shoot hianil amt-tug“. .
Papor cm and Ammunition.
llama Candies. City locum. color.
tlitu, Minn, Muslim anti
mutiny it Friar. iii-plan.
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Wimp for Catalogue.
Cutblll’
TEL. 10'—
stocky. Donal,
Ilombor Now York Consolidated sock axon»... mm: print. win.
Ramiro“. it Ind it Null tumt.
ours nonwnitt
Blue Serge Suits-
. fi 1
FOR ALL THERE Is A SCARCI'EY or law: sins: aorrs
AND NO PIECE Goons Tb as. HAD, or THE MILLIt. WE HAVE
Youn REGULAR SUPPLY or RELIABLE senses. ws‘aouan‘r
EARLY ENOUGH TO iNSURE THE D
THE SAME RELIABLE QUALITIE‘B
AT OUR OLD PRICES.
TWO-PIECE AND THREE-PIECE SERGE sUITs. ABSOLUTE-
l
LD PRICES AND OFFER
WE ALWAYS: HAVE SOLD
l i
3
LV FAST COLOR. MADE ON CONSERVATIVE AND FULL MOD-
ELS. SINGLE AND DOUBLEoBREASTED,
$10, $15 AND 618.
GET YOUR BLUE SERGE FOR T
DELAY. IF YOU FANCY A FANCY
CHOICE PICKINOS
CRASHES. SUMMER CASSIMERES
WORSTEDO, IN THE APPROVED MO
IN' HANDSOME
HE FOURTH WITHOUT
OUTING SUIT, WE HAVE
HOMESPUNS.
WOOL
AND 8UMMER-WEIGHT
DELS,
' $8.50 TO 516.
STRAW HATS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, FANCY HOSIERY,THIN
UNDERWEAR AND NOBBY NECKWEAR For: THE 4TH.
TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUIT CASES TOO.
SUCCESSORS T0 COM
South Norwalk.
N ./ *~.
We want.
grain.
your money. We
STOCK BROS.
Tel. Call, 32—2.
OUR OBJECT IS TRADE.
Ill't‘ “OI
giving away
lint. wc Willi! it distinctly understood that Wt’ do
not want your moncy without your good will also. This
we can secure only by giving you full value for your
money. We aro horn to stay in the grain business. not
mcruly this day.
to do bnxlncss.
We, want. your
log to do with it,
Buy 'Ont's That's Clean.
I"
MANUEL T. HATCH.
pcrmttncnt custom.
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and
6 South Main St.
South Norwnlk.
49 Wall Street.
N orwaik.
They aould afar a six months couriro at
' SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
received‘dailu. .
OIdcrs Delivered Free of Charge.
Bankers and
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Til-Mica:
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Carloadpi '
or this year, but as long as we are able
We want patrons we can depend upon.
WI.- gtntrnntce satis-
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Int-lion according to your idea. What We “unit has noth-
KODAKS
militiamen Suppiie
,. . Ar
William,zP., Beers’
liotti llilii Stalinist Stores,
at Ytillil it... In. Molly?
Merrill C allege
M. II. MERRILL. Prln.
Live Lobst’ers
Soft Shell Crabs,
Long and Round Clams. All kinds of, Fish
9 Bridge Fish Market
Fill DILIVIIIV.
How :- FREEMAN,
BIIIPRIII SENTINO
_ . Brooklyn, to ration m :
HOYT'. THIATRI Dun-DINO.
Morim‘ Pmout um Morning at to O’clutiit.
a
t
Harry H. Hogtt’kgfaCo. l,
unlit pint emit Bought and laid tor cm or on Margin.
. . 3N! Quint“
COX’S
STRAW HAT
CLEANRE.
»‘ .Any straw but can be cleaned
in a few minutes. ‘ Each box con-
tains enough to chum and bleach
eight huts. or one but eight
times. Mulm oltl straw luttn like‘
now. . J
or
«A.
PRICE CENTS.
lite Oliilord Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 15-8.‘
Don‘t, lct your prescriptions
wand-1r aimlessly. Always send
them to
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
WW
Maples ti Goldschmidt Go.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Graln and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL 31 REET.
WALL. STREET. Iii:ltl n. In.~-'l‘hr»
t‘cuture of tho opcnittguicalings was a
rapid tulvanchncnt in the Chicago 'l‘cr-
lllilitli stocks. The common rose 21%.
and the preferred ti points by intervals
or i point bcthcn salcs. Buying ott
tiers wcrtI troll-directed through the
list and lifted priccs to a high Icvct
all around. Gains reached a point
or morn in Louisville and Nashville,
Atlantic Coast Line. Northwestern and
Sugar anti to a largo traction in
Reading. Union Pacific. St. Paul, Ca~
nndiup Pacific and 'l‘onncsscc Coal.
WALL STREET, ii a, tu.~Rcalizini:
ct’tcctuully wiped out opening advances
in hit. Paul and Union Pacific. but their
reaction did‘uot prevent sonic adranc»
cs elsqwhore. An extended list ot‘
prominent stocks made gains of .'l
point or more, Thorn was a rcaction in
. Chicago ’l‘crmirmi‘pld. of 3 points.
' Near ii o‘clock. St. Paul rebounded
from Willi; to 177 and Union Pacific
rccovcrcd to Willi/hf Reading Incan-
whilc lost Its point rlsc. ,
WALL STREET.” Moonw'l‘hc rise
of I H! in iialtimorc it Ohio carried
with it Pennsylvania. t‘hcsapcaln- &
. Ohio and “timing 2nd pt‘d. to the ex-
lt‘vnt ot‘ a point. Northwestcrn mount-
ctl scvcn points and Northnrn l‘uciilc
1i_ which had sonic sustaining offer.
on Wrstcin railroads. Realizing. was
continuous in some parts or the mur~
kct. Bonds wore firm. oxccpt for
weakness in Japanese governments
WALL STRE 31‘. i p. nt.~~All ot the
stocks comprising the Pennsylvania
ut‘oup were bought with confldencc
and sold substantially abort1 their
earlier high prices. Baltimore at Ohio
figuring for a rise oi 2 points, while
Reading touched 100%. The market
genoraliy showed a stondier undertone
tutti there was more general interest
manifested in a large number of usual-
ly neglected stocks.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wtren or
The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Oom-
miasion Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Atnal Cap 81% 82 315‘. 8175.
Am C & lt‘ Co 35‘}; 35% 31311., {25%
Am Col 0" 32 3:2 32 32
Am Loco 48% 481A. 1til 481/;
Am lot-opt ”31% Ill 113% it»!
Am Small illi'fl. iii? “8% 118%
Am Sugar 131i lit) 138-33 Hill»;
A 'I‘ & S Fe 83% 83% 83% 83%
Build & Ohio “2% “374‘. “2% 1137;.
ii'klyn it '1‘ 09% 691/. tisria (stilt;
lilies & Ohio, lit-ii [Iii my. 53
"Chi & N W 1502 2th: 2ti2 208
Chill Wont lil‘xir 20% i934. 20
Ch M & Si 1’ 177 I78 176% 177%
Col F & l 44% 45 44% 44%
Col South 27% 27% Elva 871/.
Del & Iiud Ililllfi 189% Milli/9 189%
Erie 43% 44% 43% 44%
Eric lst p! 80% 81% 80% iii
(loo Elm: 176 176 ”ii 176
Ill Control 166% lti7’iii 166% 167%
Lou (it Ninth 148% ”8% 148% ”8%
Met 8t Ry 124% 124% ”41/; 124%
Mott otmt 2m. 2m. 211,4. 21%
M K it ’1‘ 28% 29% 23% 29%
M K a. '1‘ pl 63% 64% 63% (it
‘Mo Pacific 09% 1001/. 99% Milli/4
Nat lacad Allin 47%. Mill. 4?
N Y Control 144% 146% iii». no
Nor! lit Wont. N3 84% till 84%
(int it Wont 52% 52% 51W 52%.
I’m: Mall 41% 42 41' 42‘
Penn It II 140% 141% 140%. 141%
I’m Gas 103% 103% 103% 10374.
ltnttdlnir 98% 100% 98% 100%
Rep Steal 19%, 19% 19% iii-9i.
Rock Island lititl. 30% 30 30%
,ltub Good» iii. 34 34 iii
south I’M (MM 04% 64% iii
Edit It Go 32%, 32%» 82% 32 .
sun at 84%,.,8i% 81% 84%,
mo Puc iii 34:2 84 34%
, Union PM: 128%. 128 127% 12835,
I! 8 Leather 12; . 12%, 1%: 12%:
U a tenth pf ii)? tum i0 tot-it,
.‘s Rubber 401,5 40% 40% 40%
U 8 Steel 31% 32% 31% 32
U I! Steel pt 99% tiiiilt ”it 99%
:Whhuh xiii" . 19"- on. 19%
' Walnut: pit til ...41 40% iii '
24 23% 23%
1 . locum 24 ..
[ho to 12 m., .... ,,
’ .. dividend
anon-.- - ‘
Oi-iiO .DIMOCBAYIG“60NVINTION.
COLUMBUS. Ohio Jone liti. .... The
Democratic state can cation was oath
mlgkordor this moronic at 9:60
I'fl . t
, chairman Maximum! Mariam of
Committee. , .
3th. counselor: to ordur. Ha intro-
duced it A- Mr or m
llPilliiililS It SEWING Mllltili
Chester, N. Y., have rented; part;
/. the Joseph thh 8T 00. Silk A J‘ i
will commence the manufacture :0!
sheets and pillow'éases at o
800d wages, ,. Steady f ,
No seasons.
.....ritiiil-oth 00:. ..artez: 2:30
new" and ‘Wed‘leWota'z. t»
Sellecl & Price. Head to Indiana.
A trifle lined. sheer iBthGIfhlhidili
Easy
. Windy
For lh(e dog-dang. .3,
OUTINGCLOT'
A Low COLLAR, A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARnpitIi at"
SPRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIES,HOSIERY To MATCHALAN
. CAN SNAP yous FINGER AT A-HIGH noon SUN.
BathingSuitS. it?
.11.
SELLECK -& PRIC‘
t Clothiers and Furnishers.‘ 7 . ,
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKIU
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘ ‘
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New Potatoes, ........................ . .................
We are handling some of the sweetest green Peas you eyer
have a good supply Saturday.
peck. .
Bermuda Onions, ..............
Home grown Strawberries,‘at market
Fresh eggs that you can bet on. No
Jar Rubbers, new made, not old and
5 and 20c.
tasted. ‘
if you want something fine, buy mine;
............... .......".-5c
price, Finest in the landfiw ‘-
shnke. no take, 27c. dozen. .'
rotten. For Mason and Lightning to
Also can supply you with the small. rings, for the old fashioned pin
Good Dried Beef now, not moutdy on Outside. ' '
Cream Corn Starch. A New Article.
Said to be the finest article of its kind put up. Be. and tile. packa
~ Free Samples. ' ' '
Rice 4c. lb. A Great Bargain. til/2 ibs., 25‘. -~ . . .-
Peari Tapioca. at 5c. ib., (special) newGoOds. 6 tbs. for 2512., for a short tim
What will it be? We hope to serve and please. -
LORENZO DIBBL "‘1
. , ml
. _ y ‘ TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4. .3 "'..,.,.,, 5.1.
i7 tbs. Granulated Sugar, Lil
runs nosn on ATHLETE FLOUR. per but: ......... . ..... £00.35
THREE CANS MILK ........... , ............................ .... ...... . 25c»
SEVEN nAns LuNOX sow ..... . .................... . ....... 25d -
Tunas sorrows noor nsnn nxrnacr ............... ..... 25a
KNAPP'S ROO'I‘ BEER EX'l'liAC'l‘. rrgnlsr price 150: now 1001
russn sons snows PEAS, per lltlt'it aw
HOME snows BEETS, per bunch ‘ ‘
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Assonrnsnr or FRUIT ANII vutm'rnums. . 3 . ‘
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN a'r. . 49 roar 81'.“
SO. NORWALK, CT. . 4 EAST NORWALK. CT‘I,
TEL. 2H. ‘ TEL... OIH'
Wanted. Wanted.
100 f
run by power to make sheéis a]
pillow cases.
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Simon M’f’g 00., ofPo
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The Ernest
-- Operators paid while 16mg
Experienced operators daily-
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