Local New Notes.
Don't forget that the Central Hotel
' cute is open. See ad. .
Specials for todayonly. at M, S.
Smith & Co.'s. See I].
Are you watching like Merrill Col
legé Record? Read the ad
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Herbert Duke clerk at the local post
Office, Is away on his ‘vacalion
A meeting of the antral Labor lin-
ion will he held tomorrow evening.
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Old Well Tent, Knights of the Mac-
rabees, held a meeting last evening.
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254; dentin, at, W, P.
NoI‘Wuik
Post cards. only
Beers' Norwalk and South
stores.
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Present the Keeler‘ shoe ad. and get
50 cents discount on slices. See ad.
for particulars.
fl.
St, John's Lodge, lb‘. and A. M.. of
Norwalk, will confer the third degree
Thursday evening.
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The church history class meets to-
night at the south Norwulk Baptist
Church instead of atthe parsonage.
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James Bowen, ot’ NorWaik, was takI
(In to the Norwalk Hospital this morn-
ing to have a badly iaccratcd finger
dressed.
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ln beauty town there dwelt n lass,
Her face was fair to see,
The secret of her‘bcauty lay,
III ltocky MountalIB "icn.
.l’laistcd‘s mug ‘tore. .
Frank J. Donuhul‘. of South Nor-
wnlk, wont. to New Haven, today, to
attend the convention of the Knights
of Columbus.
R. Eugene Kinney of Wallingt‘ord,
was a visitor in town yesteriiuv and at-
tondcd the meeting of Old Well Ianlge,
F. and A. M
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The property of the Yale Novelty
(‘ompany will be hold by Trustee W 11
11am lI‘ ’l‘aInnIaIny. and disposed of by
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy, at
private sale and unotiou.
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Star of Columbia l‘lrrle will hold Its
regular meeting in Red Men‘s liali,
'ihursday evening. '1 be degree loam
is requested to be present, as there
are two candidates to be Initiated.
W
Mis. Alfred J. IIIitIitIy wont. to Mori-
dcu on Monday and was enter mined by
the regent of the ltuih llart Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
On Tuesday Mrs. Dooley addiossed tho
Chapter on Books {In Foreign Citizens
(it a meeting held in the (bulls Home.
W“
(in complaint of his son in- iIIw John
Bangor was uI-I'IIIIIIIII last night at his
home in Sprl gwooll 11v w: Is charged
with brunt-1r thiI ware. but an Iuvcs
ligation showed “NET. he was not alone
to blameI for theI lltii- family i‘rnca.
which took place. This 11101 IIluIr none
of the complainant» uIJbIIIII-cil against
him and the case ivus continued until
tomorrow morning.
William E. Sohn zc, liariioiil'
LoeWonthol. Mrs. H. G. ’Io-IIIII
Williams, W. 1". DI yd, 'l‘hoodore Chad
euyne. Mr. and M ii. A. (l. lrvlng. ii
A. Ludwig, 1.. R, hitlomore W. l’ot-
tcr. E1. M. Franky W. W Imita. New
York; Mr. and Mr P. Smith. Miss
Lucinda Smith. ivuhloy iI‘nils. Muss;
George H Beach or J. bl W‘Ilttomnn.
Philadelphia; 1‘1."1‘. Scallop. Provi-
dence; Til Hi. lynos. Clayton K.
Brooks. G. M. l’ rter. H W. Comm
Boston; William ludolph. 1‘.Abrumu.
West Bayville. ii. 1.; N. chyer. (‘hi-
cage; C. A. NonmemA George W. lia-
Vonport. C. R. AIIIItln.A , .1. ilaliouli.
liaubnry; Rev W. Lucio, t). 1)
Mrs boots, New laven; Mr and Mrs.
E. J. growth, F‘flll River: C. D. Mohry.
Mutt) . (3.110330 Mt. Vernon. Ii. 8.
Warner. 03113110. were at the Hotel
Clifford yushorduy
EPWOITH EAGUE RALLY.
The lit-monthly rally of the Epworth
Magus Union of 9 Town will be held
at the momma Methodist. cnurcnlon
Friday evening if this week. This
will be the sun = meeting and the
unicorn for mu- will be elected. The
address will he delivered by the Rev.
W m. at an In it’ll"
u In so a 9-
am 211 ti. OVMorth washers
or this violnity I. invited and their
friends. . loam Baxter's drug
store “.2 n’oioo and ‘l: 30.»- IArrsane-
meats mil bit .. a lot extra am it
(i. S
lI‘. ll).
‘ Hill avenue. Norwuik. who was oper-
‘ tion. but has not found favor among
Th new Boll island bridge will be
days.” . ..
Mro. Charles ’1‘. Hyatt of Strawberry
tiled on at the hospital, Monday, for a
second time, in doing nicely
George Bronson, oi ‘South”“NorwaIk.
who has been undergoing treatment at-
the hospital tor rheumatism, has be
discharged from the institution.
The idea of an Outing for the Nor-
walk Fire Department has been about
given up. The aulIloot was broached
at It meeting of tho otllcers' assault»
the men.
Miss Grace Seymour. 01' West street.
who is ill of appendicitis, was taken
to the Norwaik Hospital yesterday at-
ternoon. An operation will be per~
formed this afternoon by Dr. Mallotto
a New York specialist.
There will be d’I‘S ’
this evening. Pro
chestra furnishes
time on Wednesday Sat evenings
during the present month. in July and
A‘Iniust there will be dancing every
II g It.
ton Point
how's or‘
the pas.
It cannot be doiinltoiy said yet
whether William Gehrmnnn. the. East.
Nor-walk young man who had his foot.
crushed under ll freight train will lose.
some of the toes or not. ldvclythiug
possible is being done at the hospital
to save all ot the toes
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The repnhs to the Phoenix Engine
Company 5 hose wagon are colnplcted
shop today Two new wheels have
been made for the vehicle and two of
the original ones rebuilt. The wagon
partially collapsed about a month ago.
Miss May Nattcl’ord is resting com:
iortnlIly at the Norwulk Hospital this
afternoon. Miss Nattetord. who is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Nab
tct‘ord, of Wilton avenue. Was operated
on yesterday for appendicitis by Dr.
W. .1. Tracey, assisted by in; It. 1,.
Higgins and l'lr. F, l. liurncli. it is
believed that the patient will recover.
MAY 60 TO EUROPE.
Congressman Hill to Study Foreign Ai-
, cohol Systems.
'l‘hoxc is at pIcsent considorabhI Ills
russion as to the advisability oi having
some one go to Europr to study motlr
oils of handllnl.r and making diIIIIItIIrIIIi
alcohol, in order to effectively carry
out. the provisions ol‘ the tree alcohol
bill which has just become a law, says
a Washington dispatch. If this Is Iiouo
at all, it. is probable that. tho cominis
sioncr or internal rovcnmI will bc sent
by the government. and it he goon.
several IIIoInlIors of congress haveI ox-
presscil II desire to go also. They, of
course. will pay their own (‘Xilt’llSufl.
and will simply go to familiarize them-
solvcs with the methods abroad. Mr.
Hill is one of those who is thinking
seriously of going this summer. Mr.
Hill is somewhat of II Izioliu trottcr.
and is always anxious to study those
durations at iirst. baud.
lcrnmny has a very line. system of
regulating this industry. null if the
trip is made. the party will probably
go there first.
M'QUILLAN GETS ANOTHER
CHANCE.
Jana-s McQuillnn. of MuphI street.
who was arrested Monday afternoon
by (‘iiiof of Police 'i‘lIoIIIIIs llruiiloy,
or Norwallz, upon complaint ol’ his
wife, was given another l'llillli't' this
IIIorIIiIII: by Judge Edward M. Look
Wood who continued his (also to June
Zillii.
Mrs MrQuilllu has had her husband
hol‘oro the court. before and l‘i‘qllt‘HL
(Id thII judge this morning to give him
another I'limitrc. it appeared that Mr-
Qulilnu's troulIhIs uro caused priori-
palty by Hll'niig drink. Whilo under
tlIII. inilucnco of liquor ho has made
throats on his wife‘s liftI and to pro»
tot-t. Tlt‘l'l-it‘” she tell that it was accos-
sury to roll for police ahi.
McQuitian promises to do boiler.
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Cullhis “Nd lint
(in presentation at my atorc i will
allow you lithe on the purchase of any
$3.130 and $4.01) shot.I in any of the film-
ous advertised lines 1 carry.
GEORGE KEELER
159' Washington St.
80. Not-walk.
an... Ice.
Prom‘tho foot that Hygola ion In so
much harder. ulna-II. purer, is»: long-
or, and la la ovary way so much Imm-
thsn natural loo, when It is sold It
the ham price as natural in, it in
All too muons will
Ask your
much chastity.
luu Hyglln loo thin «sun.
I» ma tor it.
.I. w. “mm...
A tall line of
thrown upon to. the public In It few
and the wagon was taken to the paint ‘
b
The style of our Summer suits is unquestioned; it's here to
. meet your criticism; but what you want to know is, Will shape hold
out? ‘ ‘. I ' |
It’s sure to; for the expert tailor-men who create shapeliness
know how to provide for its permanence.
‘ YOu may get into One oiwour 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.
é .
Occasionally we moot persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for instauccwthut So
and So charged them so much, and the groin was "about
as good." Did you ever hour of “about as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was no worse than "about as good " why
not buy the bust?
lluy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick Cracked (lorn.
D. M. Chick Food.
110 Chick Feed.
POSTCARDS 25th lDOZEN
Wm. P. Beers,
Stationery Stores,
6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk.
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
By Express Today
Lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish.
Halibut. Fresh Mackerel
Opened Lona Clams etc.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108' Free Delivery
160 Positions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Pint 52 Week.
ARE YOU WATCHING MERRILL’B RECORD?
M. A. MIIRILL, Principal. Io. Hamill, coon.
Fire Destroys
Thieves Steal. ,.
not not if your
' l
an... tout Donors a Your. .
vantages Icons at mountable lotus.
m Ilium
MW. ,
bandwidth
EVERYTHING
Toilet NIIIIIIIS
Those warm days. Will seem.
muoh more pleasant to you if
you have everything you need
to complete, your Toilet. . Below
we mention a few of the many
mill-Ion we carry to make the
toast completes .
Tullol Soups, Sponges. Cold
Cream, Lather Brushes, Razors,
‘lonibs, Brushes, Bath Brushes,
Toilet Waters, 'l‘ulcum Powders.
Foot Ease, Shaving Lotion.
Cream or Almonds. Tooth
Blushes. Tooth POWITEI‘S, Nail
Files. Null Clippers and every-
thing else to make your toilet
complete.
The Dilfford Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15—2. '
Platnor a Bradley, Props.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. III.~—Opon-
lug prices in the stock market today
Wore higher than last night on a nIo.l~
erutc volume of business. Gains were.
small outside a few of the specialties.
AIIuoondalroso 2 H. Smoltlng ‘1 1-4.
Virginia Carolina Chemical a point and
Great Northern pill. and Corn Products
5~8. A decline of 1—4 in United States
able exception to the advancing ten»
dcncy.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.——As on
yesterday the stocks which covered an
extensive range were few in number
and the general movement was halting
and lrr‘.egu1ax Some reactions occur-
rod after the rise had made little pro-
gloss, but when St. Paul was pushed
up aggressively to 176% the tone im
proved again.
WAI 1.5 STREET. ll()011.-Pl‘lf'(ls ran
otl‘ quite go'nciully with St. Paul the
only prominent stock to show effec-
tire resistance. Otherwise gains Were
wiped out quite gout-rally When the
soiling pressure lightened St. Paul rose
again to 176 ‘Ili Bonds woto steady
Will. I S'l‘ltld lI.’l. l p. m «Outsldc 01
:I further slight. advance in St. Paul to
177. the prominent stocks did nor be-
try any feature. A variety of minor
stocks were bought and some of the
railroad I-Ioulpment stocks were also III
considerable demand.
MANY TAKE EXAMlNATlONS.
Largest Number on Record Before
Pharmacy Commiumn.
Tho following took the state phar
many commission examination ycstiIr
day at the Capitol. the numbrr. eigh-
tiIIIn. being the. largest. on record:
Joseph A. ll. (lngne of Putnam.
Harry I}. Mackcnziu of liethol. Frank
16. Adams of l'nionvllle Neliiud lolm
l‘lainel ot’ Smith Nor,wulk All
A. llInIilcy of South Norwulk John
'i‘IIquhI t ‘ollina oi” Ncwburyport, Mass.
Napoleon Parent of 'i‘uftvlllc. Louis
Edmund Morcior of 'i‘uflville, William
Henry Koch of Cromwell. (image A.
Mi ner of Bridgeport. William
(”lurk-s liI-iscoll of Bridgeport. Ovila
Thomas Martin of Williinantir. Robert
Edgar llawioy of Ridgotlcld, Edward
MolvilhI l’urkcr of i’ininvlilo, John J.
Lee lit l’luinvlilII. lI‘. Milton Martin 01'
Brooklyn, N. Y., Isadore 'l‘iIsslIIr of
Ausuniu.
The next examination will be bold in
the full.
l-IIANC IIINSE’I‘. Mauro. Juno li.—-Stu
bier Majestic, from lJvoruooi a
Quoonstown. for Now York. was in
IIIququIIhaiimi by witch-us telegraph
with the station born at Ii p. m when
tho. wound was liii) miles omit of Nun»
inikci South Shoals iiiphiship.
'1' ho Mali-stir will probably touch hIIr
i'loi k in Now Yolk about it a. In. 'l‘lIIIIII.
Iay.
NEW YORK. Juno D._AI"|'TW‘1T
Bloomer Kaiser Willinlun dor Grouse
llroiuuu.
NEW YORK. Juno t'l.--Arrlvi.Id:
Simmer lloitorduln, from Rotterdam,
TROLLIY CONDUCTOR DIED.
liltiiifiEl’OR'i‘. Juno il.--'l‘homas J.
Mitchell. the. .‘onnooticut Railway and
Lighting t‘ ompany conductor who was
buried from the running board of II
car by being Iii-unit b an automobile
owned by (to. M. H more Monday,
died III the Bridgeport Hospital to-
day. Mitchell sullerod a fracture oi
the skull and never maniacal eon-
IIuiouIIIIIIIIs. Coroner llolun today. he-
nna an investigation into the accident
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSEL‘
lit
for the aroma of fixing the monou-
nlhliity or the death of the cranium
tor.
MlNIfiG' INTIINATIONAL DON.
08 II.
iICINDf'IN, June li.=-~’i‘he seventeen-
th Mlmwn’ international Congress tut
Ito session today adopted motions Ile-
minuilng the passage of laws totally
III-Initiating the employment of woman
in the might, industry, the employ-
ment or 1 iron under it items of
. m. and the employment or Thigh“!!-
IimI it In nude and work.
motions were dammit by the Ameri-
com I ANNIVIIIIIMYI
malaise sag-17;“ time
little. oil . ”ma dr
.SELLECK& PRIA
$3.00.
35.00 ENGLISH SPLIT seams, AT $4.00.
A14. HEIGHTS or chowus AND ALI. wmrus IN aaIM'
at I‘I
! FOR sens.
vous 812E MEANS voua FIT.
HOT WEATHER SHIRTS. coLLARs AND unosawsaa.
wasu NECKWEAR. p. m a: ,3 to _ g,
MEN’S FINE FOOTWEAR. a m y I. . mm m
I v.3
gs WASHINGTON s'r. , ~' “I. . SOUTH NORWA
Telephone Call 165-5. I II I“.
Steel and Reading was the only not ‘"
Mitt-boll Norton of lhhlgepnrl. 11am ‘l
run—L
Pmeapples
This time larger and better.
to 18¢: some. two for 25¢.
Wax Beans, fine ones and cheap, at 2 qts for 15¢. _
Cucumbers, Radishes. Pie Plant, Lettuce, Spinach. Beets.
Fresh Eggs, plenty at 25c dozen.
Sliced Beef running fine.
Filling orders for the Duluth imperial Flour. 75¢.
Gold Medal Flour just in. 15c.
Beef Extract for soup and medicinal purposes, 25c jar.
Potatoes, both old and new scarce and high and promise to be so for ”W
considerable time yet. Old at 35:: pk.; new, 75c pk..10c qt..
Canned Lime 3 seasonabie article now; special. 9c; 3 can, 251:. *' ‘
Call attention to a fine new English Breakfast Tea. We have «ISM
a tea that: we feel certain will please, being a fragrant, full leaf tea, in!!!
will prove very satisfactory. Try it. 14c 1/4 ofcib.. or 55c lb.
Hope to serve and please. -
A little more in price; as to size from 134
Fine fresh stool:
Flame Oil Stoves.
A . J. Collins &
12-18 North Main Street
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Watch our Want” "For Sale” lied“
. Let” column for bargains.
“DIP it
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naval YOU H.311,
BRAZILIAN
nus“ GREAT p
masrruc I
cant. .
coins 9513,
OLD COUoflS
mil-m ' ’
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