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Local News limes.
Palmer‘s woven hammocks at the
Boston Store. See adv.
Beautiful things for the June wed-
dings at Read's. See adv.
In beauty town there dwelt a loss.
Her face was fair to see,
’i‘h secret of her beauty lay.
in in; Mountain Tea.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Men‘s suits at reduced prices, this
.week, at. (lottiieb's. See udv.
Everything in toilet articles at the
Clifford Pharmacy. See adv.
Reed rockers for pink stumps ut the
New York Grocery store. See adv.
Read the adv. of the South Norwalk
Savings Bank and learn the power ol‘
interest.
if medicine has not benefited you.
why not try osteopathy‘.’ See Dr.
W irt's adv. ,
Rexull 93 Hair Tonic. is good for tall-
ing hair. The Bridge Pharmacy sells
it. See udv.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church will hold a regular meeting to
morrow night.
——-Anction at iiurritt‘s island. 'l‘ttoHv
tiny, ill a. tn. Sportnmn's goods.
ih‘lllnllh‘imiitlll of \‘clox paper at
Stilison-i’owcil (hirporatlou. Saturday.
Juno 9. See adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Yogi, of Air
ron, (lltio. are. gut-st of Mr. and Mrs.
W.- H. Odell, of at; East il\'L_‘l\ut‘, Non
Walk. '
'l‘hadllcns Butts has resigned his posit
that as traveling salesman for the
lligclow Varnish Company, in Newark.
New Jersey.
An effort, has been llilltlt‘ to form a
chapter of the Alpha Chi Sigma Socio-
ty among the students of the Overlook
Selleck A‘utlemy in East avenue.
Mrs. Robert. E. Doolens. of 24
Spring stret, and son Charlcs are
npendina a week with Mrs. Douicns'
ulster, Mrs. Charles Weston. of Water
bury.
Captain R. N. Morchouac, of the Nor-
walk police i'ortnc, is laid up at his
home in Main street by illness, Extra
policeman Charles F. Page is substi-
tuting for him.
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—-—Constlpatlon causes headache, nan.
80a. dizziness, ianguor, lit-art palplta
iitm. Drastic physics gripe. sickun
weaken the h0\\'t'it~i and don‘t azure.
Dunn's Rogulcta uct gently and cure
mnmllpution. 25 cents. Ash your drug-
gist.
William F. DeKlyu, of Norwalk. re-
ceiVed his new rapid automobile deliv-
ery wagon, Saturday afternoon. The
car. which is a handsome trim, la in—
tended for light work.
Editor Wellington A. ’i‘ollcn and lit“
porter Edward S. llndcrhili witnessed
the Yule-Princeton baseball game at.
New Haven. Saturday ul‘tornoon.
Princeton won by the utrore of .6 to 4
in an intorstlng contest.
William Cutltcut't. formerly clerk at
William L. illusccr‘s NorWaIk cigar
store, in deriving ctmuldorublt- honellt
from it uy in (.lolot‘ndo. but much
pref to East us a place of rest-
deuce.
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Minn Annie Ferries, dulmhtcr of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. ll‘ort‘lnu, of Pine
ntruut. Norwalk. is ill of appendicitis.
it. is hoped that. an operation can be
avoided, as trite hua been under treat-
ment for more tlum a week.
The marriage at Miss Juliet lreno
Dibble to William Standard Comatooit
will take place at it o'clock thlu oven-
ing at. the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Dibble. it) Buy-
view avenue. The ceremony will he
performed by Rev. W. w. '1‘. Duncan,
pastor of the South Norwutk Methodist
Church.
mllounoholtl i‘tn-nitnrc
Burritt's Island. Bee ltd.
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M the Thursday droning mention of
the Young Prmnle'n Society of tho Nor.
walk congregational Church. the pan-
tor. Rev. G. D. Egbert. will give his
seventh talk on Amusementu. This
nervice occurs at 7:30 and the resin
lnr weekly prayer service of the
(thumb at it o'clock. The subject will
be A Hall flour With the Apostles.
Creed. _
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of the mmddrtlltaianflf' slot l’apur at
our tutors, ~ A . Manama
0010 up .
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'Another Speciali‘Sale of MUSlC
““- nu; Robins, Nupttttt whims. When
‘ in photuqa‘
] . limb} Dictionar- .‘ “Toto-urn" lp
AreYuaulnnsurad
Taylor I. Golden.
i Special in writing paper at Brigger
man's. See adv.
(iercttl specials at. the United
ery (to. See adv.
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Mrs. Albert Dunn, of East Norwnllt,
:wbo has been at the Norwaik iiospitui
,t'or some time, returned to her home
today.
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The graduation exertilann of Merrill
Business College, this your will bc
theld at the Armory. on Juno 27. An
elaborate program is being arranged
for the occasion.
George C. Evaris, of the Comstoek
Clothing Company. Norwulk. is the
happy father .0! a bright little daugh-
ter, which Mrs. Evarts presented him
with last night. at their home in Har-
riet street. The mother and child
are doing nicely. ’
Thomas P. Ward, the wollknown
batter, is ill at his home in Merwin
street, threatened with typhoid fever.
George Johnson. of South Norwuik.
who has been undergoing treatment
for rheumatism at. the Norwalk l-lospi.
to], was discharged today.
Rev. A. 1°. Johnson, 6: Staten is-
land, ot-cnpled the pulpit at (truce
cd twu highly interesting sermon. Mr.
Johnson is an eloquent apt-alter and
an imposing figure. bctnu Honwwhut
over six feet in height.
iotnmodoro W. ll. ilnholtz, of tho
Norwaltc Launch Club, took his ncw
launch to Minnus today. to have the
craft equipped with two new Six-horse
power englncs, replacing the two four-
horse engines now in her. A rovers-
ing clutch will also be instalicd.
A. Homer Bylngton. United States
Consul to Naples, tlaly, who arrivml
Friday in New York. came up to Nor-
wallt. last night, and is now the‘gttest
of his son, William H. Byington, ot
Beidon avenue. it is expected that
Consul Byington will remain in Anteri-
can about two months before returning
to italy. This is his first visit homo
in over two years.
laptain E. W. Wilbur. of Now Lon-
don. who is visiting his brother, Albert
Wilbur. of East Norwalk. had charge
of thc meetings at Salvation Army
ilnll, yesterday. and was abhv to ro
new old ncqtmintuncos hero. The n»:-
nal morning holiness tom-tings were
hold and at tho cvcninu service the
snbjcct was “The ill-tiling of the in
curablcs." ’i‘hc opcn air mccting dur»
int: the t‘\'t‘llilli§ was oxrcptioually \vcll
itiit‘lliii‘ti,
A full rehearsal of tho Church (‘hor-
al Union and lil(‘ Choral iiniou ()rchct‘r
tru will be held tonight at the lust
Nortvulk Methodist Church. This will
be the lust rehearsal but one before
the conccrt on the liith. and the list
of those entitled to platform tickcts
will be made up. The orcrcstra ro-
hourscd last evening at the residenci-
of ~loitn ’l‘ryon in South Norwalk, and
put the finishing touches on the or-
chestral work for the concert.
Mrs. M. 1). Post, it}. ll. tlrcenc. Mrs.
Thomas Mciwan. l". A. Phillips, Mrs.
J. Dunno, W. bl. llriacoll. W. ll. Stout-
téy. Miss Rhodoln-rg. Miss (lrcarca,
John J. Walsh, 1". ll. Pililllt'l‘, Minn E.
hast. Miss ii. Korchcr, Mr. anti Mrs.
[(cclcr, Mr. and Mrs. ti. P. North.
(lcorgt- ii. Weaver, 1). ’l‘. liclshoy, New
York: A. R. (‘rosbhn .lchoy (Tlty; Mt.
and Mrs. .1. ll. Cnnninginnn. ilridut»
port: .1. Harrington, i’ottuhkm-psie; .l.
ll. llowman, ’ansulc: ’l‘hontnu llill.
Robert i.. (llll. iiullimorc; Mrs. John
ltlttu. Albany; Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. liar
rlS, New Haven, were guests yesterday
The lvilsutts—~\'titti- cookinu
please my husband.
The (Tookwi cooks that way a~pnr
pose. Innm. PM be it from me to cans-c
any .icalonsly in this i‘ambly.~~(Tit-rc-
land Louder.
Men’s“ KingQualiiu“
$3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES
Reduced to $5.00.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
secretaries
159 Washington St.
doesn‘t
80. Norwnik.
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men a ce.
From the hot that Hygaln ice In so
much harder, cleaner, purer, into long-
er. and ii In every way so much better
than natural ice. when it in cold at
the same price no natural in, it is
much chap-r. All ice wagons will
«it Hygpll too this union. Ask your
too mun tor it.
.t. w. emu-run. "
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Saturday,
l0‘ Cents per Copy.
JNOLUDING:
Galleon Bonn. Salute to Williams.
port March, Chapel in the Glen, Cait-
the Whip-pound! stuns Marguerite,
Dreaming Love of You. mutilation
”limit... ".. , . ‘ .
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“in main sun or hours, to make ”for“
Baptist Church, yesterday, and Dl'tttit'il' -
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
(But Notions Safo'Deposit Vault.
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The style of our Summer unit's is unquestioned; it's here to
meet your criticism; but what you want to know is. Will shape hold
out? ‘ ‘ "
It's sure to; for the expert tailormcn who create shapeliness
know how to provide for its permanence. "
You may get into one of our Summer suits with confidence that
it will maintain its stylish shape until laid aside.
We’ve provided a wide range of homespuns, wool crashes, trop-
ical worsteds and reliable serges, in two-piece models, priced from
$7.50 to $15.00
And every other Summer necessity of dress for men and young
men, from Straw'Hats to Fancy Hose.
Tel. Cali, 32-2.
Occasionally wc nicct persons who want to argue with
us about prices. 'l‘hcy will tell us for instance-that So
and So charged them so much, and the grain was "about
us good." Did you ever hear of “about us good eggs?”
Even if the grain was no worse than "about as good," why
not buy the best?
llny Outs 'l‘hat‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little onos. .
Chick (‘racked Corn. t
ii. M. (iiiit'k Ft‘t‘l].
llo (‘lticlt Fccd.
liaion—Hurlhut’s Writing Papas,
Just Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
By Expression).
Lobstets. Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish.
Halibut. Fresh Mackerel
Opened Lona Clams etc. .
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108, Free Delivery .
150 Positions
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Foot 1:9 Week-
Morrlll GRAD UATEO an in ,
DEM AND. ‘ » '
Ionln a course at study NOW.
M. A”. MERRILL. Principal.
in the San Francisco Firs Almost
60 per cent. of the (So-called Fire
Proof Safes Were] Destroyed.
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You have papers you cannot afford to lose. Can ybu rely on
your tie-culled fireproof safe? Why not make nursmnd rent a safe
deport: box.
3mm, 84 per your.
Packages stored at; reasonable men.
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EVERYTHING '
Toilet titlitlrs
' l‘tuso warm days will seem
much more pleasant to you it
you huvu everything you need
to complete your toilet. Below
We mention a few of the many
articles we carry to niults the
toilet colltploto: ' ,
'l‘oliet Soups, Sponges, (‘olti
Cronin, lluthor Brushes. Razors.
Combs. Brushes. Built Brushes,
Toilet Waters, 'l'ulcunt Powders,
Foot Ease, Shaving Lotion.
Cream of Almonds. Tooth
Brushed, ’i‘ooth Powders. Nail
Files. Null Clippers and every-
thing eise to make your toilet
complete.
the tillfford Pharmacy“
TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Piatner .1 Bradley, Props.
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Catherine 1c. Monahan of Barber Ave-
nue the Victim.
Cuthorlno C. lilonuhan, the little
daughter of Section Foreman and Mrs.
James '1‘. Monuhan, of Harbor Avenue,
was aovcrcly bitten on the left arm
Saturday evening by a dog owned by
William Knapp, oi Harbor Avenue, al~
so, engineer at the R. and G. Corset
Factory.
Mr, Monuhun took the child to the
oillco of Dr. i.. M. Allen. in South Nor-
walk. where the wound was cuttteriz-
ed and dressed.
’i‘hu canine which did the damage
tan nntzzicd with the type of strap
natzzln which tin.- selectnton have so
far sanctioned by making no objection
to them.
Mr. Monuhnn reported to First Sc.-
lccntun All‘rcd Avison and the latter
presented Officer Bryan H. Silk. one
of the official dog catchers, with an
order to kill the oi'fcndlng canine. The
animal has not yet been located.
As a result of this incident the so
loctnton arc now Seriously talking up
the math-r of ordering dogs mozziotl
with buskct mnzzlvs instead of [host-
now Inoto gout-rally llSi'ti. in most
cases the strap muzzle are little mort-
than hullvra and Simply comply with
the original order of the solct-tntt-u.
Somcdtmowut'ra are resorting to
a practice which just cow-rs the law
('Vt'll more narrowly. They are tank»
the tho Strap which goes untlcr the
jaw Mastic So that thc aniuml has
prat-iicnlly all of the freedom of more-
ntan of the jaw. .
MAJOR CROCKETT WELL AGAIN.
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Civil War Veteran Has Been indis.
posed for Some Weeks.
Major W. (l, Crockett, who was
”trough the Civil War from Start to
finish, front ilnll lion to Appomattox.
has been under the weather for two
or thl‘t't‘ trucks. having caught a heavy
cold. which Settled in ills most \'liill(‘l‘.
able part the throat. but is now
about, again much to the satisfaction
of Frank and Fred, the other Brothers
and Comrades within and without the
tent. The Crocketts how a history
which in part of tho linitcd States, his
gratltnthcr havln designed and Francis
Hilton, a relative. constructed the
first orcun lincr, the Savannah. which
was built in the Wontt‘rvnlt yard at
the foot of i)cl.ant-cy Street, New York
tin-n known as the Mcchaulcs \Vard.
whcro all the Ship carpculcrs. jolnors
and ('flllikt'l'S resided. 'i‘he Savanuh
was 300‘ (tlllt' loft the city after which
in was hunted Georgia, May 26, 1819.
Sch was commanded by Moses ltogora
of New London. Conn, arriving at
Liverpool. England, June 20, after
twenty-five days on tho way eighteen
days sit-ant and eight days sail, and
when sin.- wan Sighted on the other
side was suposed to ho a vessel on
i'lro.. and nutnbcr of other craft sailed
out to be of assistance. but to their
rnrpriso anti satisfaction found that
they had the first sight. of the first
stcuntor which cvot- crossed the Atlan-
tic ()t'cun. The Major is proud of his
ttutectlcuts us well as his coats 0!
arms. which consists of ahcur on his
right forearm. through which 9. bullet
oral-thud in one of the battles, shutter-
ing the bone. Samuel Fickett, a rela-
tive of Major’s died at. Rowtuyton a
few yours ago.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nt.——()neu~
lng prlcoa of stocks in the market to
day were a fraction higher generally
titan on Saturday. The trading show-
ed signal of activity in «pita or the
closed market in london. Smoltlug
roan 1% and there were 2,000 shares
of St. Paul sold at an advance at a
point. loiortulo Fuel, Sugar and (lo-
nernl Electric also rimmed gains of
large fractions.
WALL STREET, it a. m.-’I‘ho ad-
vance in tho Grungorn hold the gene»
rut market. well, although there want
considerable selling or some of the
hard coal stocks and specialties. Anu-
condu rose 3%.
WALL STREET. Noon.«A rise of a
point in Reading brought the content
forward slightly. The demundauh-
sided later and the winner; halted. but
recessions were slight. Bonds were
'utsady.
WALL STREET, p. m.-Buying ar-
dent were shifted mm the wasted:
stocks into some new quarters, but the
grain carriers did not yield much.
Beading watt absorbed in lane bloom ‘
up. to 142%. Colorado Fuel also aim,
lured unusual activity and strength.
than moist malts ow slightly
“ butter and
u
were in area r demand. (.
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THE BOATER, WITH STIF‘F FLAT sinus, $1.50, 92.00.
i “$3.00.
t‘hl' 1' ..._
$5.00 ENGLI‘SH SPLIT snAtos, AT $4.00. . .
ALL HEIGHTS or chowns AND ALL wm'rns M an .
WITH WAISTCOAT on WITHOUT, oun SACKS Fort is .M Q
CAN BE WORN EITHER WAY, Foa ALL TROUSERS ARE Loo
FOR BELTS. ‘
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YOUR SIZE MEANS YOUR FIT. ’ '
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‘9! WASHINGTON ST. r \ scum NORW‘
. Telephone Call 165-5. 1 n. ’A
Pin
ages
A little'more in price; as to size from"?
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This time larger and better.
to 18¢; some, two for 25¢.
Wax Buns, fine one: and cheap, at 2 qt: for 15¢. ' ‘
Cucumbers, Radiohes, Pie Plant, Lettuce, Spinach, Beets. . '
Fresh Eggs, plenty at 25c dozen. 1'. “ '
Sliced Beef running fine. ' ’ . f
Filling orders for the Duluth Imperial Flour, 750. Fine {monotonic
Gold Medal Flour just in, 75c. .
Beef Extract for soup and medicinal purposes, 25c jar. ‘
Potatoes, both old and new scarce and high and promise to be so for not)!
considerable time yet. Olicl at 35: pk.; new, 75c pk., 10c qt. A, ‘ i ‘
Canned Lime a seasonable article now:' special, 9c; 3 cans, 25c. -; ,v ‘
Call attention to a time new English Breakfast Tea. We hails-nine“!
a tea that we feel certain will please, being a fragrant, full leaf tell, i ,
will prove very satisfactory. Try it. 14c if; of lb., or 55c lb. . ' .
Hope to serve and pliease. _ ‘
LORENZO DIBBL,
Telephone Call 26-4. f;- ‘
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When at "tutti dirt,
Weather, Just Thllliilli Us
Our line of Hot .Weather Necessities. consisting of Refriéérd
tors, Ice Cream Freezers, Porch Chairs, Hammocks, Wind
Screens, Screen Doors, Porch Screens. Lawn Settees, and" Elna l,
Flame Oil Stov'cs.
A. J. Collins &
I248 North Main Street
Watch out “Want” "For Sale” and/iii
Let” column for bargains. "'
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