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Lacalieasliutes.
spent Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Collins of Danbury.
spent Sunday in South Norwalk.
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Men and women who eat fat meats
and drink strong coffee usually have
coarse, florid skins. Hoiiisters Rocky
Mountain Tea makes your skin soft.
and fair 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Piaisted‘s Drug. Store.
Mr. and M1 1.. Stephen Moore. of Dan-
bury, were visitors in town yesterday.
Miss Alice Foley clerk at N. E. Ryan
& Co.’ 11. is spending a few days in
New York.
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lrving Wlimot has placed his
Swampseott dory in committslon for
the season.
The Trinity Branch Girls Friendly
Society. will meet In the parish room
tonight for rehearsal.
A meeting of the Board of Council~
men of the City of South Norwalk
Will be held this evening.
Mrs. George D. Keeler has changed
her residence from East No1walk to
No 3 Brush street, Norwalk.
Arthur Knapp. of Danbury. com-
menced work this morning overhaul-
ing the Baldwin cottage at Bell Island.
Chester Sanford will be manager of
next fall's football team at the Over
look- Soilcck Military Academy in East
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The beautiful floral derorations at
the South Norwalk Baptist Church you
terday were sent to the hospital after
the service
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Commodore and Mrs A. E Chasmar
have returned from their Western trip
and taken apartnwnts at the Hotel
Clifford again.
The Overlook Military Academy and
Nutmeg Club hasoballteams will play
ball tomorrow afternoon on the East
avenue diamond.
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Arthur F. Huntington will usher at
the commencement of the Packard
Business School. New York. tonight.
at Carnegie Hall.
Gustav Pltzer, the well-known liar-
lier. is confined to his home in Sin-
urt avenue by illness. He Iii threat-
ened with typhoid fever.
William P. Woodrulf. who has been
in New York for some time. has taken
a position with the Volk Itat Company.
in the curling department.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Levy. who are
with the Cheater DeVonde Co111pany.
have arrived In South Norwalk. and
will spend the summer here.
M. A. Ready. 0! South Norwalk. and
Frank J. Shields. who is visiting in
town. wore guests of John Pontoons.
Hawthorne Inn.. Weutport, Sunday.
Chester Hewitt, who is with the
Southern New England Telephone
Company. and who has been I11 New
Haven for some 11I1I1Iioa, has returned
to this city for a‘ few Weeks.
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Douglas Fowler Pout. Palestine Cas-
tle. hens l-iaymakern' Association, Col.
tax Encampment, Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company and the Official Board
of the First Methodist Church will also
hold regular meetings tonight.
o”
. M. J. Morris of Washington street.
lett this morning for Mount Vernon.
whore he has been transferred by th1I
Sinner Bowing Machine Company. to
manage their store at that plant». His
many friends wish him success in his
new ileid.
Mrs. Jennie M, Ferris. at South Nor.
walk: Jesse M. Ferris. Dr. C. I. For-
ris and William Valentine. of New
York. have gone to Sullivan County. N.
1'. on their annual fishing trip Mrs.
C, i. Ferris is spending the. week with
Mrs Sarah M. lipaon. at the h‘errla
homestead In West street,
Minn Elisabeth I‘tirhardson. formerly
of the South Norwnik liaptial qunr
lotto. sang. at the morning Ht'l't'i 11- in
the Norwalk Methodist Church. 11 solo
entitled "How Loan. 0 Lord. Wilt
Thou Forget Me." by Mortzko. also a
duet with Mr Ambler. the promoter
Miss \Richardaon has a pure contralto
voice of wide maze and power and
the people of the Norwallt Methodist
(111111-1211 would be pleased to hear her
again.
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KEEP YOUR I Hill.y AND PLANT!
HIM- i-THY
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"Taylor 81 Golden.
lift-ll and Mrs. John P Trondwoii.
who are touring in the West. were in
Colorado last week.‘
tunnel to the inaction or West avenue
in Delhi: liven 11 heavy dressing of
era-bed stone today by Street Com:
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The OVeriook- Selieclt Military Acad-
stay buobnll team was scheduled to
play the Merrill Business College nine
in Stamford Saturday afternoon. but-
iunt before the Norwalkers were so-
lng to start, a telephone message was
received. announcing that the game
was off.
It in safe to say that the girls of
1906 are sweeter and more beautiful
than the girls of war times. The up-
todate girls all take Holiator‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea. 36 cents. Tea or 'I‘ab-
Ieas. Plaisted'a Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘. J. Sullivan. of the
Victoria Hotel. this city. will attend
the wedding of James McGue. .11.. in
New Haven, tomorrow. Mr. McGuo
has many friends in The Norwalks.
His (other conducted the old City Ho-
tel in South Main street for years, He
in now proprietor of the Arlington Ho.
tel In New Haven. whore dinner will
be served Immediately after the (’GI‘t"
many. The lucky litide Is Miss Mur-
garet Murphy, of West Haven
Walter I. A1'11old,H. E Ayres P A.
Johnson Boston; J. A. Chase. l’. G.
Waters N. E. Booth. G. (i. Booth. H.
Meyers, H. J. Rothschild. Miss Marie
Brown M Jules Charmon F. W. Mor-
ris, H. H. Sykes V. llVi. Tyler II‘. P.
L,e1vis l! 1‘ Hunter Howell Mai
feih S. 8 Hunt. W. E. Jackson, F. J.
Taylor, New York: I". Connor. Hurt-
i’ord'. Mist-1 E. L. Smith. Mrs. D. A. Dix»
on. Ridgefieid; A. .1. Cutting. South-
iugton: Mrs. Jameson Mandville, W. D.
Jameson. Miss Hallelt, South range;
J. 1.. Mitchell. Franklin. P11: F. Mo
Knight. Minneapolis. Minn; F. H. Con-
nolly, N. W. Chamberlain. South Nor.
walk; Mr. and Mrs. is). P. Ballard. Jr..
IhIidgeport; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith.
New Haven; 1". 13. Brook. Washing-
ton. were at the Hotel Clifford. Sat-
urday or Sunday.
lNVESTiGATION AT ANDOVER
Chicago Student In Accused of Kissing
Waitress at Phllllp’a inn.
ANDOVER. Mann. May 2i.~-An i11-
1‘1Iatigation was begun today by I’rinrt
pal Alfred E. Stearns, oi’ the Phillips—
Andover Academy. following the dis-
covery that a body of students on Fri-
day night last dragged John M. Stew-
art, a boarding house. proprietor. from
his reat'utn'uut and throw him Into 11
pond. The students. it appears. be-
lieved that Stuart had caused the ex-
pulsion from school last Tuesday. of
Travers Browiuof Chicago. by report
I111: to the principal of the academy, an
alleged violation of the regulations at
i’iiiliipa' Inn, by kissing a young wait-
ress there. After the baseball game
with Princeton, Friday. headed by a
brass band. 11 crowd marched to the Inn
and called out Stewart. Some of the
boysuuickiy suirrounded the man and
proceeded to a pond nearby, where
Stewart \vns caught hand and tool. and
buried into the water. Before I11: was
permitted to got back to shore he was
durkoti several times and pretty thor-
oughly chilled. At chapel. this morn»
“IE. Principal Sleuths, who had learned
Wail street from the River street
and gray serge. awaits your approval. in single and doubie~brcasted
models of refined grace.
hosiery and underwear soon. We‘ve every new conceit the Summer
man will favor.
Wm. P. Beers.
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
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Prejudice is enter a bar to progress.
If you have the impression that our clothingi t¢a6y~for~wear
lacks any detail of style or fit you 1151101: late with ex ensive to-order
clothes. our Spring suits will quickly dispel it.
By any test you put them to. our Varsity suits prove their fit- '
ness to satisfy the most critical taste; and they are so deftly hand~ .
tailored that they support every style feature until the garment has
earned retirement. '
A wonderful array of the new gray tones and patterns. and blue
$15 to $25
By all means see our exhibit of breezy negligec shirts. neckwcar,
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scorn NORWALK.
Economy: Is it real?
That’s the question.
easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded.
market is always full of low priced grain. Quality in all
.It in
The
We leave no
0111- prices leave no room
we sell is assured to all who buy here.
room for dispute on this point.
for complaint. _
3 Buy 0111‘s This Clean. » .1 .
MANUEL T. HATCH. 1
We handle many kinds of "Chick Yfl’i‘hd’i'f‘l'"w
Feed,“ but consider the "D M Chick m in."
Feed" the best. Will tell you why if' g £1 5: r" ‘4' ‘
you will call. I y y g
NeW Stock of
Eaton-Hurlilul’s Writing Papers,
Just — Received.
b
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
of the occurrence. expressed regret
that the boys Illlli permitted them
selves to become i111ol1‘o1i in such 1111
affair and I111 announoed that 1111 i111'1Is
ligation would he conducted. Aot‘oid
lug to a statement made by Principal
SltIarns, today. only half 11 (Iozrn boys
knew of III“ scheme to punish Stow.
MR8. NEWKIRK'S PUPILS.
Mini liliiian SherW'woodNewkhk has
issued invitations for the annual ro-
oitnl of her pupils. whirh will he giv-
on at ixieltwood's Hull. Norwnlk. on
Wednesday ovnlng, June 11111. at 8
o'clock. '
W. L.” DOUGLASS
$3.00. $3.50. $4.00.
Shoes and Oxfords
sold only by
George Keeler,
159 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH, CODFISH. HALIBUT. PORGIES. POLLOCK.
art. “lie was not prepared to any purring”, BLACKFISH.
what action would be taken until the OPENED LONG CLAMS.
investigation was 1I0111pl1Ilt:tl LARGE SOFT SHELL CRABS ............................... 50c DOZEN
Outbill’s Bridge Market,
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
M. A. MIRRILL. Principal.
Tel i08 Free Delivery
150 Positions
Filled by Graduates of
The Pant £19 Weeks
Merrill GRADUATES In In 1 I
DEM AND.
' Begin a course of study NOW. ’
Io. Norwalk. Conn.
From the hot that Hygoln Ian I. In
much harder. cleaner, purer, Into long-
er. and I: In ev'ery way I0 much better
than natural Ice, when It In said at
the same price as natural ice, it il
much cheaper. All Ice wagon. will
sail Hygola Ice this season. Ask your
Ina» man for it. ~
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New Line of
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
celptl.
nun avom DISPUTES.
”I. 1. ,7. ., 157ml
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11' a the only safe and convenient way for the payment of bills.
Cancelled checks, properly endorsed. make the best possible re-
thnah pfti.
_ was near at. hand and I
it lost lullall
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;. to come to our fountain and try
our delicious SODA WATER and
COLLEGI“ ICES.
W a hope that you will not for 7
get that there I11 11 (utterance in
the materials used at different
fountains. »
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BEST QUALITY of syrup and
cream that 111111 he had anywhere.
OUR it‘P‘ CREAM is the rielr
eat and parent that can be had.
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amount served ttl each custom-
er. We take ixreat pride In our
Chocolate Drinks. Try them
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TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Platner AI Bradley, Props.
Maples 1t tialdScilmitii Go
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Dealers In
Steaks. Bands, Drain and
Canon.
Swan: 6. Corbett Block, 50. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI. I. STREET. 10: it) 11. 111.--»i1ilst
wires in the stock market todzn were
but slightly (hanged {tom previous
(rinsing quotations exu-pt for one or
two specialties. International P1111111
Was marked up 2“ and Distillers“ Se-
eurities 111;. 'II11I volume of business
was \1I11‘s111ull Only a litnitod 1111111
her of issues WtilI dealt in
WALI. "i it!1 p . ll :1. 111,~ liotii
dealings .u11l priw- iiut‘tuntions Wow
along ltI‘l-ill'it‘ 1rd lines and It. was about
the widest 1111'Iation 11(11111 oi the
ItIlltitIrs Sumt- soiling (tiliuumi ihl‘
opening Hailing butt he uni-mini: slight
losses wvto 1'1Ioo1"e11ItI below 11
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ed some animation and rose 1%, Purl
tic (Toast also gained 3 11nd Internation
ul Pump 3!... Sugar l'eii off 1!". ('ol-
oratla and Southern Smond ptd Ii;
and K111111111 i111 and Mil-higun 3V
Wild. S'i‘ ltElI. ’.I‘ Noon. w ilw slug-
Rish and irregular pti11I1. lott the mar
lu-t without 11111 definable tone. The“
1111s 11 droop which carried Pounmlva
11111 Reading New Ymk Central Colo-
1111io Fuel and Manhattan a point low
1-1‘ than last week‘s closing. Intel-nor
ough Metropolitan l unlréd IhIlawaro
11nd Hudson 3-7,»...Siigl1t reroreries
followed. IV. S. Reduelion 1081‘ Lil;
lionds were stead).
WALI. S'I‘IIIIIIII‘i‘, l p. IIIrII'I'Ilt‘, do.
111111111 {1101 St.l’11al int-reused sum
(loath to 11d1n111e it 11 point. but the
othet ieadem wm- almost stationatv
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maple: & Goldschmidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwallt Telephone)“.
Open High Low 1 p m.
\mal. Cop. 109711 101171. 11111111. 109%
A. C. & R Co. 411.1, like 4071. 41
Am. Cot. Oil 3]“; RIM 3th; 31%
Am. Ire. (it til “3 631,4;
Am. Loco 69V. 701,. 6914; TO
.1111. Smelt 155‘“ lbhifi lid-l. “35%,
Am. Sugar 135%. 13.3% 134314 l35
A 'l‘ St S. “1.89% 891,4. 883/3 88%
1\ '1‘ a s. 1‘. p 10211. 111211. 111211. 1112
Iinlit) & Ohio ill'1'71'1 107": ill? I07
likl1'.11 R. '1‘. 83711 83% 8131/2 831,261,
Cites. & Ohio {18% 5.1111. 58% 68%
('h Gt West 1111... 19.1,. 19 19
(i. M F& St P. IiitI’Ig. 11111 167% 169
(I111 1 11114 191. 191/. 191..
(‘1111 (3111-1 l37’v4 i37lfi 13711137119
llel. & llud. 2071/; 207% 207V. 207%
Erie. 43% NM; 471/ 43%
Ill. (311111. 172 172 172 i722
lion. & Nuuh 1447,. Hm Milli. HIM;
Mex. (71-111. 227.. 22711 22% 225i
M. K. 6'1 'i‘. 3-”; 34% 3471'; .‘HI‘K.
M. K. 1i: 1‘. p dill/1’. 08% {18% dill/i.
Mo Poo. Still/i; 11:11. 931/2 93%
Kill. Lend 713% 77 76% 70%
N. Y. (Jeni, 139% Hill“; 138% 139%
Penn. II. R. 132% i325}; 132% 132%
i’l'iIti. S. (1111‘ 50% ii 710% hi .
Reading. illl'I'm lliim 130% 131%
Rep. Steel 28% 211% 28% 28%
Rock island 25% 25% 25% 251%
South Par. 11.". 11.3 its 1571
Son liy (‘11. 3771'. {iii 37%.. 373/
Union Par. it? ”Will Hill/1 lIiil'i/
U. S. Rlliihor bill/1 50% 50% 1503/4
U. 8. Steel 407i. 1107/11 40% 4117/;
ll. 8. '8th p 14101.11. 1111.91. 1051/. 101'.
11.11 46% 11.1.1. 151/.
CAPTAIN EPH IN THE aRtNY.
Went Overboard Saturday From the
Deck of the Flagship Lydia. 1
Captain Ephraim M. Merritt. the
well-known Norwnlk yacht, surgeon.
look a unit water i1ati1,$11t11rday after.
noon in the upper harborflhat, was
neither welcome or expected.
.Cuptain illph. is hard at work on the
arhooner yacht “Lydia.” owned by
Commodore Clarence F. Oabprn and
Samuel lanes in order to not the flag-
ship ready 111-1 early in the season as
Marble. and tool his balance from her
due
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niod Captain
it‘ph. aboard hittiili halo (I he had ro-
oeived any more serious 111111111313 than
a thorouiih ducking.
NORWALK POLIGE'U NEW Fill»
MIT.
tom are martin: new be]
tit/11 on it olii
11111 members of 1111 Normlk rouse ‘ ‘
and fabrics in suits for young
$10 to $25 ‘
The St. James .1111 for top no
dressers to 11.11.1111. of them all.
A Great Hit---The “Vanni
Son Collar.
them all 50c.
Stylish, correct-fitting, new-patterned Shirts,
Low shoe Hosiery rca fly for all.
Boys’ Shoes. . Sham-$1.25 an in
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Men's Fine Footwear. "‘ ,3
98 WASHINGTON sr. ' ~
. - Telephone Call 165-5. £7” E "- m7]
Want ling?
Pineappiel, good ones, 101:. Home Laid
Piepiant. Radish". Good Cabbage, New Potatoes, 3 ate, 251:. ‘
Stra wberrien at market.
22c.
Old Potatoes. 301: pk.
A few Duck Eggs, fertile. good for setting or other purpose, 400‘ 1101911. .
Will have a good assortment of Frisbie’s Plea for Saturday.
A new fresh lot of Clover Hill Print Butter, 281: lb. '
Fresh arrival of Best Coffee. 7
Hope to serve and please. ‘
LORENZO DIBBL
wTelcphonc Call 26-4.
21 his 1111111111 Sugar
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JONES 11 PILLSBURY'S FLOUR
Some small. good Old Potatoes at 221: pic, I few 0
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OUR CUSTOMERS ARE GETTING THE HARD ANIMALS 1;
DAY. .
BERMUDA ONIONS. per quart .............................. . ....’
FULL LINE or HOME oaowu AsPAnAous, aHUBARB, has
as. cucuuaEas SPINACH, ETC. ‘
VERY FINE BERRIES.
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80 NORWALK. OT.
TEL. 1‘8.
Speaker Cannon sat down at. his' FEAR. ,
desk and found there a slip of paper- Meekin-Yes, we‘ re 115111;on
asking him to call up on the. telephone Swamphurst. .
“11:11:11.1428 ' He went to the tele- Doctor—But the climate the
phone called the number, and this disagree with your Wife.
conversation followed‘ . Meeklywlt wouldn't done~
“Do you want me?" phia Ledger. . .. p
"I don‘t know.“ —-—«
"Well. I haven‘t any time to be fool “I suppose you have 111111111"
ing around here: do 11m want me? the plain citizen. “that evepy in”
Who are you. any 1v 11y?" 'his price, " ‘
“This is the gOvermnent hospital for; "Yes." replied the lobbyist. *0
the insane. It ran think rou ought to the man who is worth b11ylng.t'-
be here. whv come along." Idelphin P1053.
And the homespun suit wool socks, l
1I11I..ci111fe1i Hutghlt as he sat down,§
tealizing that someone had been play-
lug 11 joke. on him.
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