I. . Mlgius'rotl or. . , dine-mu; .. w “..uw 'h-ur'lh‘vn“: c. ‘ ‘ . ‘N ‘ “WAN . —-_ Local X ews 010$. ’ Mrs. Philip Levy. of Havlland street, is in New York to spend Sunday. wStraw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien. ,A regular routine meeting of the South Norwalk Library board of direc- tors was held last evening. Lighthouse Inspector W. Gray Ver-‘ nor is to spend Sunday at his home in Tompkinsvillmwsmen Island. A roatinemseting or the Board of Deacons of; tlm South ,Norwalk Con- gregational Church was held last eve- ning. , , _, ,, ‘ Clinton Commandery. Knights Tem- plar. of Norwalk, conferred the Term . pie Degree on two candidates last night. ‘ Miss Emma J. Deerlng. of 185 Main street. Norwalk. has resigned her posi- tion with the.Parls Suit and Cloak house, of South Norwaik. Word hasan received 'from Mrs. George H. Robins and daughter Mary A. Robins, of Seymour avenue. that they arrived in England after a safe ' and pleasant voyage on the steamer “Garments." A meeting of. Trinity Naval Reserves was held last evening, at which Rev. Romiily F.'Humphrles delivered an address. Another meeting will be held Monday night to make arrangements ior Decoration day. ..v ——Strsw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Iirlen. A business meeting of the South Norwnlk Congregational Church will be held next Thursday evening at 8:30 o’clock, to act on the recommenda- tions of the church council regarding the summer services. ' Men and women who eat fat meats and drink strong cofleeusuully have coarse. florid skins. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes your skin soft and fair. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted’s Drug Store. Salvation Armthouid like. to meet their friends at the farewell meeting in Salvation Army Hall, South street, tomorrow evening. They will leave next week for Boston. -—Pearl Alpines. Q‘Brien. Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Bluscer. who have been; residing at, the 110th Norwalk for some time, will take. up their residence nexuweek at their home in West. Main street, which has been undergoing extensive alterations for their occupancy. It is safe to say that the 'girls oi‘ 1906 are sweeter and more beautiful than the girls of war times. The up- . irritate girls all take liollster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tab- luas. Piaisted’s Drug Store. An‘exploslon on a steam automobile iniront of F. E. Lockwood and (hun- puny‘s garage in Water strcot, Nor- wslk, caused quite a flurry early Thurs day morning. The machine took fire but the flames were extinguished be- fore serious tinniage was done. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS WON. The High School Juniors this morn- ing defeated the Alerts by a score of it to 11. This was the first In a series of three games. The lineup: Alerts. High School. Jrs. ................ W. Huhbell Catcher. E. Iniury ............ Snnbye, Bohnub ‘ Second Base. 11‘. McMahon. W. Horan . J_. l.luchilcr First Base. J. liilli .................. lrcluml Short Stop. .. A. Flags .......... . ..... Third Base. W. Horun. l“. McMahon. Snaytw. Schnub. . Pitcher. 8. Policy .......... 8. Stevens Right Field. , B. Dokus ............... Left Field. L. Raymond ..... ... ..... , Center Field. W I. w. Ital-c, Pom Walsh. Practical Painters. Painting is practical work. Skill wins. It's the some with paint making. You know 4 gallons 1.. In M. mixed with it gallons Linseed Oil makes enough paint for a moderate sired house-«the heat paint money can buy «basin» the L. 80' M. Zinc burdens the h. A ll. White [lead and makes the II. t. (PINNWOII' like iron. Buy 14., If. and don’t pay 01.50 a gallon for Linseed Oil. on you do in monorail“ paint. but. buy all fresh from the “2.1.! st‘tit) cents. and mix with the is . , Actual oust I... l: M. about $1.20 per has. ll. Dow. South Nor- i-luiip‘sll ls Staples How. i . Coon: W. s. (lover I; Goon; Northrup Bron. C. Ferris I“: .Sltihcl‘l it‘. Heron . F'. Singer ,son item Miss Edna Tuttle‘s room. are now at the residence! of ,. Mrs. o'clock Monday pitta, Thursday according to a tale- gram received by his brothers. Pat- rick .I. Kearney and James Kerney, of this city. Wshlngton express yesterday morning to look after the remains. It FUNERAL OF MRS. T. H. MORISON of Mrs. Thomas Morison were held privately this, afternoon Rev, James iBenton Warns , rector of Grace Church. emulated. ment was at Norwalk Cemetery. ...—... Etudes Arrest for the Third Time in third time in less than a week Ralph Motor Power Exchange, has eluded arrest. portion of the night in an open launch in York, Harbor defying officers from New York and threatening to shoot the first man who dared to molest him. he had disappeared early today. officers had planned to go to Ports mouth and surprise liesvitt by coming upon him at. the rear. but. it is bellev. ed that the fugitive learned of these plans and came ashore before daylight. There is reason to believe, it is said. that he is in town among friends. being a‘ fugitive fromJustlee, huvinlt escaped arrest in New York twice dur« ing the mouth of August. 1905, for al- leged fraudulent transactions in con» nection with the purchase of automo- biles, in New York. from two officers who had entered his .. - ome, Wednesday night and when they Cnptaid’ and Mrs. ierry. 0‘ ”19 local sought again to take him yesterday he put out into the harbor in his speedy launch and. mooring to a buoy. prepar- MM“ ed to keep away all hostile persons by use of his revolver. there late last night. but at daylight there was no trace of him. with Mrs, E. B. Smith, of Osborne avenue. lion by Mrs. Alsthorpc. The next meet~ ing will be at tile home of Mrs. Hoyt. OIITUMY. HIOORD. WILLIAM fi’l’OCK. ‘ Thefunaral of William stock. the. nine year old son etjidr. and Mrs, Fred. Melt» W. Stock..of the Germiuin ho- ttfll. the; school boy who tiled from acute indigestion. resulting from eat- z,-‘o'cloek yesterday morning from his into home. nev. nourilly 14'.'Hnlnph-' ries emulated at the service. while the nail boarsrs were Rennie Kessler. Ja- mes Gavin and tester Gormley. from hills Claire Hastings gratis, where the deceased was a pupil. and Nelson The- riault. Harry O’Brien and Charles Carl- iaterment was in Birerside Cemetery. ‘ MISS MARY COOK. Miss Mary Cook. of Norwalk. died yesterday at Mlddletown. The remains have been brought to Norwalk and Michael Manning, in Chapel street, Nor-walk. , ‘ Funeral services will be held at 9 morning from St. Mary’s Church. ' THOMAS KEARNEY. Thomas Kearney died In Pbiladal. Both brothers left on the Funeral services over the remain from the and inter LEAVITT ESCAPES AGAIN. York, Mains. YORK. Malne,‘May 26.——For the l. l.eavltt..pronrletor of the. Leavltt New York. After spending a The lieavitt, it is alleged, is charged with He got away He was still ...—.....——- L. U. WHIST CLUB. The 1.. ll. Whist Club mot yostordsy The first prize was won by Mrs. Gilbert 1‘}. Bogart. the second by Mrs. Kutcham.’nnd the consola- ln (trove street. fl: sevens $3.00, $3.50, $4.00. Shoes and Oxfords sold only by ' George Keeler, I59 Washington Street. , South Norwaik. hygeia Ice. From the fact that Hygsla ice Is so much harder-minnow. purer. lasts ions- or. and is in every way so much better than natural ice. when It In said It the same price as natural too. it is much cheaper. All in wagons will sell Hygsls ice this season. Ask your ice man for It. J. W. OLMS‘I‘IAD. sneer music Saturday Onlu 100 The» and 100 Others.‘ Gleaming titer, [Dorothea William. The illlnpcl ill the Glen, Culling ltob- lna. When the Whlptpoorswill litmus Marguerite. (let Buoy. What’s the Use of Knockin‘ When a Man‘s Down. Keep on the sunny tilde. 1 Would Like to Marry You. Colleen Flown, Alb-r Darling, Have You Been My Henry Brown, i‘li Be Waiting in the Gleam- lng Genevieve, Dreaming Love of You, Attention a to Note, Daddy‘s Little Girl. The Walt: Must Change to a March Marlo. Byways My litre No One can rake. Your Place. rsii Me Pretty Girl Did You finals on ills. New line of Decoration Dari’ostai Ohm. , ' Lamont and best line of Sourciiir Postal cards, to select from in the suns. wholesale and retail. ‘ of split and Sennit, at Sr. ~ ; "1th the same'old job. thispicklng‘s strawlhstll" , roar.“ Yes. it’ isobar when you consider we have more than soon. on new styles and‘l‘proportions to ”pick from, you realize how easy . , . , , we make it. to‘getjs becoming straw hat. "in: too rmsay cucumbers. was held at « ‘ $2. $3 and $3.50. l ”i Economy: for complaint. 6%.. "N... Feed." but consider 1 Feed" the best. you will call. 49 Wall St., Norwalk. -...W..fl___..-.. ...“... ....-- . Tel 108 M. A. MINRILL. Principal. is it real? Will tell you why if lubricatiu Buy Out’s Thais Clean. That's the question. easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded. market is always full of lpw priced grain. Quality in all we sell is assured to all who buy here. room for dispute on this point. It In The We leave no Our prices leave no room MANUEL T. HATCH. he “D. M. Chlck .40 6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk. .I‘ We handle many kinds of “Chick‘m team as? at" ~ Just; Received... Wm. P. Beers, ... said a ouster Various heights of crown and widths of brim in.chipper sailors Soft Jap Mackinaws and Milena. in conservative slipped and ‘in the brand new college blocks young men at ducks to water—$8 and $3. Straws for boys and children, from soc. c taking to. like We have the new soft collars in flannel and mercerizcd cotw ton, blue and white, 25c; neckwear to match. 25c and 500. Soft collar negligee shirts in mercerizcd fabrics and various colors, from $i up. ' We‘re all ready with all good summer wears for man and boy. i Maples ti 60ltischmldt 00. i - 50° quality 1 BBC a. pound _ Specialwfor. Saturday and Tuesday Only " Buy "the Genuine lhe Ollff0rd Pharmacy the Bridge Pharmacy TELEPHONE. 15—-2. Pistnsr 0. Bradley. Props. WM ' ...-..N.... .-....“ .... .. ....— ..“ ......WH.“ (Incorporated) OOMMISSION nouns.- Doslers In Stocks. Bonds. dram and ‘ Cotton. Swat-u A Corbett Block. 80. Norwslk. TODAY IN WALL STREET. MIA. STREET, lt):l0 a. m.——Open- lug prices in the stock market today wore inclined to yield and dealings . were small. Reading and Northern Pacific ran off 1 1‘2 and I'uion Pacific opened 1-2 lower. .lTnilt-d Status Real» ty advanced i l-2. WALI. S’l‘Rldld'I‘. ii a, tn.»—~l-ieav,v buying of ”It! Wabash SIOI‘kS and bonds and a rally of a point in Road- ing afforded only temporary relief to the market. Railroad stocks that have been recent speculative iavorilrs were among the weakest, especially the trans-continental group. The marl itct had rallied l~2 point or more by 11 o‘clock. Pennsylvania rising a frac- tiou over last night, but being less active. WALI. STREET. uoon.—~’i‘hore was no demand of importance and in the absence of renewed selling pressure prices‘changed but little. The closing was dull and'easy. TDDAY’I OUOTATIONI. Report over the private wires or mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block. Booth Norwslk. Telephone 153. Open High lmv Closed Free Delivery DEM AND. login I scum of study NOW. or so. Norwllit. com , 150 Positions . MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Plot A9 Weeks ‘ Merrill GRADUATES are In a... 80 ICl’ilIlS And All Kinds of Fish. Gutbill’s Bridge Market; , Amul Cup. 108% 108% 108 108 A. C. it F. Co. 407;. duh. 40% 4th Ant. Cut. Oil any, my. 311/. my, Am. ice. ii? iii! 03 02 ‘iii. Loon (1014 69% 00 till 2 ill. Smelt 1540‘. 154% 1531/: 154 Am. Sugar 136 130 136 136 A. '1‘. St 8. Fe. 8014 hill/4' R01»; 80% Iinilo & Ohio 100% 108% 103% 108% llrokiyn R. ’l‘. 81% till/n iii 811,5} '(111. it. “Ir-st 19 ill iii 1!) C. M. & St. 1’. 1130 Hill lilii 168 Col F. & I. 5403 5404' 53% 54 001. South 33s. 321%.“. 331%. 331,4. Con. (ills 137 137 130% 130% Del. & find. 202 202 202 202 lGrlc. «iii-ht. Milli. 4575’. 45% ill. Cent. 17W, ”5% i'ill-‘li 1751.4. Lott. & Noah 140% 140% 145% 145% Mex. Cent. 22% 22% 22% 22%: M. K. & '1‘. 34% 111% 34%; 34%,, Mo, Putt, 94% 041/; 01%; 94% Not. Lend 7714" 7 “A: 76%, 77 N. Y. (Ion. 130341 13903 138% 139 Not‘f. & West any. 80% 89V; 89% Out. & West 01% 51% 51% 51% For. Man‘ 30% any. 30%. 301/. Penn. ii. 1!. 13m 134% 133% 130% ‘l’res. 8. Car . 5 51 50% Ill Ilending. 189% 140 139 139 Rep. Steel 27% 28 27% 27% Rock island 25% 25% 25% 25% South Pac. 65% (15% 65% 65% Son Ry Co. 38% 38% 38% 3111/; Term. C. dz I. 1111 151% 150% 151% Texas Pac. 32% 32% 32% 32% Iinion Pile. 140% 149% 149 149% U, 8. Steel. 41 41 40% 40% U. 8. Steel pl 105% 105% 100% 105% Wabash 20% 21% 21% 21% sun Cmuto‘l'ed for 31mm inches. , ’ WI: and Fire I 50 cents smooth. Gilles hours from 9 to 3 daily. « ‘ Saturday «atrium to a. fi 0 Your Vacation will be Much More Enjoua- bit: if Your Silverware and Other Val- uablesj are Safe from Bursitis r ' Safe Deposit Hoses, 84 a year and upward; the 84 one: are Wabash old. 49% 50% 49% 49% Bank statement. Reserves. Dec. . ........... $3.435.le Reserves ii. 8. Dee. ........ 5.682.925 loans. Inc. .. ............... 8.688.700 Specie Dec ...... ...... 4,460,600 taught Tender. Inc. ..... .....2.500.200 [kipoultik inc ............. ..5,89ti.1100 Circulation. Doc ............. .i7ti.90ti ”...... AMli‘AesApoa WRIGHT ascslvso 'I‘OKIO. May zoo-Ambassador Wright accompanied by the members of the American embassy and also by the ladies of the party proceeded to the palace today to present his creden- tial- to the summer. The. court mas- ' ter of the ceremoniuu'went to the uni- bassy to convey the ambassador to the palace in an imperial carriage. and a troop of imperial labours noted as a guard of honor. This brilliant pro- cession reached thefpalacs throu h the plain note. which“ renewed or the utilisation and the proinoess of the imperial home and for visitors arriv- ing and departini: on state occasions. , it is reported i some emperor was ‘ roost oerdlalin ambassador and his suite. who after. words were received his audience by the cigars“. . ‘ ' Mi. ‘, , , y ‘ until, fluently shared 'datttd t , m of been“sanotimu into , im'uthirdpsals state. will. ate for succeed . one on . sit the best possible to be had; The Maples ll: Goldschmidt 00.. Corn. - is reception of the ,5 tires. former secretary. and models, location ,heregwho ‘ it. ;. tumour. ' a and fabrics in suits , for young ' f 310 to $25 ‘ " Tho 5t.'J-moul suit for tqpynq sirens-ore is nttofod. of theme" A clear Hie-fiche! «was. ‘ sort Collar. NEW GAPS The Chase GoliCaps in the new grey effects/Ida: them all 50c. - “ - Stylish, correct-fitting, new-patterned Shirts, Low shoe Hosiery ready for all. 25 and . $1.00. $1.25. and 'ITZIIIIJ it'll ltl SELLEGK a PM ’8 WASHINGTON ST. .' SOUTH NORW Telephone Call 165-5. Boys’ Shoes. .. Men’s Fine Footwear. ‘" AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY , 1 What is doing. Store now _ Butter of tho-finest quality and true weight. Tub. 270; Print, 289 high price of ice affects the price of butter. Eggs. home laid. true and sure, 22c dozen. Dried Beef, particularly nice quality new on. shaved beef. Any quantity from 5:: up. Padan Java and Genuine Arabian Mocha. We believe this coffee to ., Always fresh and fine, 32: lb. Strawberries; good ones scarce and high. Oranges. large and fine. sweet as auger. 40c dozen. Pinesppics, plenty, good and cheap, 10¢ each. New Potatoes, Cucumbers. Radish", Pie Plant, Lettuce. Beets. etc”. This store noted forth“ etc. Some Red Geranlu , nice potted plants, 2 for 25¢, for Desorstle Hope to serve and ease. .MMM‘ LORENZO DIBB’ Telephone Call s61. Countnl Eggs. per doz. We have them coming in every day from our country we are. You can rely onali being strictly fresh. ~ “ NEW POTATOES. PER 3/5 PECK ......... . ....... , PERQUART ................................. If you are tired of the old ones, try some of our Early, Rose: newvoncs. The price is right. , 2 PKGS. FORCE, with prizes .......................... .. 2 PKGS. H-O OATS. with puzzles .............. .. . . . VERY BEST BUTTER, LB. ........................ :y. . . .. a; 3LBS.PRUNES........ ...... ‘3 .................... .....asé, 1 PK. NATIVE SPINACH ............. . ............. OLD POTATOES, PER PK. ........................ .. as Louis Joseloff Tel 198-2. NORTH MAIN :3 W.......... W-~»._..-...~.. ”w... .....- . I” ..-... ._.....,_._._,,__ 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar - VERY BEST BUTTER. per pound ......... . ....... '. . . 45‘s GREEN PEAS. well-filled pods. per quart ........... ‘gé NICE WAX BEANS. 2 quarts ........................ ... . . .a " LETTUCE, per head ...... ; ............................ . . . , BEETS._pcrbunch .......................... RADISHES. a bunches ......... . ......... ONIONS. 2 bunches ................................. ...... BERMUDA ONIONS, per quart ................ . ..... ,. . . .; HOME RHUBARB. per bunch ........ . ........... ~. . . . .. PINEAPPLES. each .. . ......................... . . . . .. Strawberries. Asparagus. etc. Be ,‘ Very Fancy Orhnges, Price is advancing every day. Lay in your Flour supply. omen GROCERY co. 2“ NORTH MAIN IT. .0 NORWALK. OT. TIL- 143. - r! ‘\ 40 F6 IAI'I’ NORW- ‘ " 1" the -—. .....- -..-.... - When You Think 0i .. -..—...... Our line of Hot Weather Necessities, consisting of toys, Ice Cream. .Freeurs. Porch Chairs. Hammocks; Screens. Screen ‘Daors. Farah Screens. Lawn actress,- F‘llme Oil Stoves. ‘ ' ’ I ‘ shaman... sum ~
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