Loooi Nous Notes.
-‘ Friday specials at the Boston Store.
See ad. , .
Children‘s play suits at Joseph Da-
113.8119 ad 1
A special sale of untrimrnod hats at
Hlsiop's. See ad.
Un-todate summer suits at Rogers
& Stevens'. See ad.
Specials for Friday will be found in
‘M. S. Smith & 0033‘ ad.
Soft crabs and lobsters. all kinds of
fresh fish. at Cutbill's. See ed.
A sale of silks that delight local
flowers will be found at Reads. See
Butler Lodge, I, 0. 0. i1‘.. hold a
{egular business creating last even
11g.
Bug death at (l. E. Dow‘s. Soc 1111.
All kinds fresh fish at Captain Du-
cross'. See ad.
A notice to owners 'of unlicensed
dogs appears in the 'advci‘tiscincnt.
columns of this issue. ' .
'l‘lre Matinee Whlst (‘lub is being
entertained this’afternoon by Mrs
Jolm J Cavanagir. of Mott. avenue.
Commencement at. Mrs.
Mead‘s Hillside School for
ladies occurs 'on Wednesday,
20th.
' M. 11.
young
Juno
Yesterday the selecimen took a
trip over the roads in the second dis
t1 lot and found the road work about
completed.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Barry. of Main street.
The happy father is the libutionist at
D. B. Slattcry's cafe.
In beauty town there dwelt a loss,
Her face was fair to see,
The secret of her beauty lay,
in Rocky Mountain Tea.
Piaisted's Drug Store. .
Trinity Branch, Girl's Friendly So-
ciety. will meet in the parish room.
Friday evening, at 7:45 o’clock. This
will be the last. meeting of the season.
John llangyns, a Hungarian charged
with breach of the. peace was tried
this morning before Judge Joseph R.
Taylor and a noile was entered in the
case. ._
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The Catholic Club .buscball learn
will play the Cresccnts, of East Nor»
walk Saturday afternoon at 3:311 on
the Norwalk Park Grounds. Wilton
avenue.
A reception will be tcndcred tl11
Rev. ii“. I). ’l‘orrey and wife by the
members of the Norwulk Methodist
Church next Tuesday night 111 the
church. The arrangements are quitt-
elaborate.
Nothing new has transpired regard
log the hatters' bills of prices, which
have been submitted, throughout the
district. While none of the employers
have. signed as yet. it is believed that
there will be no trouble resultant.
Four cases of measles have dcvciop-
ed during tht1 pout few days in East
Norwnlk. They are in the Loveioy
and Warm households in Love shoot.
the Hipuon home in Scuvtcw avenue
and in the Muttuckln family, in
Myrtle avenue. “
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith
gives notice that. the lists of owners
of unlicensed dogs will be handed to
tho soloctmen June tub. for prosoctr
tion. Dog licenses will be issued at,
the South Norwaik o . of the select-
mod. 5 Railroad place. turduy, June
91h, from ,7 to 9 o'clock.
James Bowen, the Norwaik carpen-
tor who lied the first linger of his
Main hand badly lacorntod in a bust
m yesterday at. Judson Botsfords
carpenter shop in Cross street. had
the digit amputated at the second
Joint“ The operation was performed
at. the Norwaik Hospit l by Dr W. .1
Tracey. .
WM
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. held a regular meeting.
last night. dad received two proposi-
tions for membership and initiated
two new memo-1'11. ’l‘heidrst nonrlaa.
lion of one»: was held. and the se-
cond nomination, with the election.
will take place on Wednesday night,
June 20th. it was voted to have 11
trolley ride to Steeplechase island. on
Friday nlIIIt, Juno :9.
DWQNW'ATION
on g Vein: Paper at
‘ 111111 th, 1mm 7
school door where an usher will be in
the Sunday school room until the1 bup-
close of the meeting li.till(‘('llll meeting
of the Official Board will be hold. The
on-t Ilti'Hilllh'Oll.
perry owned by Max Singerwnid.
satisfy a claim of $90 by the Brunhlidc
loopholes
it not call on
an operation for appendicitis, at the
Norwalk Hospital. is doing nicely to-
day and there is every reason to think
that she will recover.
m
Miss (111m Seymour was successful
Iy operated on yesterday at the Nor
walk Hospital for appendicitis. Dr.
Mallette. at New York. performed the
operation. Miss Seymour stood the
opefltlon nicely and passed a good
D 8
Deputy Shérirl John W Sculiey has
been busy today summoning witnesses
in the divorce suit of Julia Marback,
of Wilton, against her husband Will
lam Marback The papers were serv-
ed some time ago, in which she alleges
habitual intoxication and intolerable
cruelty.
*u—c. —.
Pay Cier Royal W Thompson of
the stair o the Naval battalion C. N.
Ch, recently resigned and his resigna-
tion was accepted in an order issued.
Tuesday. from the ndlutant- general's
office He was the secretary for .the
late Senator Hawley and is set rotary
for Senator Bulkeiey.tlon1mander
Cornwall will nominate “his succes-
sor.
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THE NORWALK DEPOT.
Pettition to be Presented to City Coon
. oil is Being Circulated.
A pettion is being circulated around
the Citv of Norwalk today asking the
council to take up the matter of II"
Norwalk passenger depot. The poll
tioners ask that the depot he placed
in a more sanitary condition.
'ihc petition will he brought beforc
the council meeting of Monday eve
ning. June 111111.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT MEET-
ING.
'l‘ht.1 annual meeting of the Union
School District will be held at the
Franklin School House, on ’l‘ucsdny
evening June 12 at 8 o'clock. The re-
ports of the district committee trcrr
surer 11nd collector for the past. your
will be read. A member of the district
committee will be elected for three
yours, other officers will be elected
and a tax lulri. The report of tbi1
special committee to investigate the
matter of fencing 11nd beautifying the
grounds about th'c school will also be
submitted and the report oi’ the spcc~
ial building committee as well.
BAPTISM OF iNFANTS.
The annual service for the baptism
of infants will take place next. Sunday
morning, Children’s Day at the First
Methodist Church. 'lhis is always an
occasion of special interest. The
church will be beautifully decorated.
some unusual featurcs oI' adornment
being arranged. Parents bringina
their children will enter by tht1 Sunday
attendance, and provide for them in
item scrvicc is culled. which will be
about it o'clock. the morning scr'vlce
beginning at 10:30 as usual.
FIRST METHODIST PRAYER MEET.
NO
The. pastor. the.1 Rev. W. Woi’ford 1‘.
Duncan. will lend the prayer nicotinp
this evening. The theme will be 0111'
Daily 'i‘otnptntlons. 'i‘bt1 members or:
requested to make reference to the
areal temptations oi their lives and
their victories over them. At tlrt'
prnycr drooling begins at 7:413.
ALLEE—CURIE.
'I'I111 11111111111111 11f DIIHH Laura Curio
to llr. William Ilanfortl Allco. of WII
ton. took place yostcrtluy oi Cornwall-
'i‘ht1 Iiov. Georg"
Uri-w Egbert, pastor 0i iht‘ Ntll‘WflIk
Cougrcgdtional Church, officiated.
SALOON WAS ATTACHED.
Attut'lnnont was made. yesterday by
(ionstublc .l. .i. Goodwin oI' saloon pro
to
Distilling Company. of New York.
“'l‘bey any" is the only excuse some
people have for lying.
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Not this “Nd" Not
011 presentation at, my store i will
allow you E1011. on tho purchase of any
33.710 and $4.00 shot». in any oi the turn:
one advertised lines I carry.
GEORGE KEELER
169 Washington at. 80. Norwslk.
one. too.
From the not that Hygoll in. is so
muoh harder. cleaner. purer, lam long-
or, and is in every way so much better
than natural loo, “when it is sold It
the some price as natural ice. it Is
All too wagons will
Auk your
much cheaper.
uii Hygsln loo this season.
ice man for it. ‘
J. W. OLMITIAD-
liiiiiili iIlIIE Iliiiii
Taylor a Golden. 4
wwwm
Miss May Nattetord, who underwent
IT I8 IN THE INNOVATIONS WHICH BETOKEN UP-TO-DATENESB
THAT OUR SUMMER SUITE DEDER VE THE PALM. THEIR GRACE-
FIJL LINES, UfiiTY OF PROPORTIO N, AND DISTINCTIVE CUT ARE
PRESERVED BY SKILfUL TAILORMEN.
. HERE IS THE WIDEBT RANGE OF SUMMER FABRICS; THE NEW
GRAYO IN FANCY CMSIMEREB AND WORSTEDS; FANCY WOOL
CRASHES; HOMEBPUNfi, TWEEDS AND TROPICAL WORSTEDB; BLUE
AND. GRAY BERGES.
$7.50 to $15.00
FOR SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO BLIP INTO
8UMMER CLOTHES IN A HURRY.
TENDED TO BY OUR OWN TAILOR.
STRAW SAILORS FOR DRESS. $1 TO $3.50.
NEGLIGEE WEAR, $1.50 TO $2.50.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHES.
ANY BLIP iN FIT WILL BE AT-
SOFT STRAWS FOR
THEY HOLD THEIR SHAPE. '
Occasionally 1vc mcct persons who want to argue with
us about. prices. They will tell us for lnstunco~thut So
and So chorgcd them so much, and the groin was “about.
as good." llid you ever hear of “about as good eggs?“
Even if the. groin was no worse than "about as good," why
not buy the best? -
liuy Outs ’l‘irat’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick Cracked Corn.
D. M. Chick It‘ccd.
Ho Chick Feed.
POST CNRIIS 25 do NDOZEN
wm. P. Beers,
Stolionew Stores,
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" So. Norwalk.
SOFT CIiABS AND LOBSTERS
Blue. Flat. Weak Poroies. Butter, Mackerel
Halibut Cod Salmon. Sturgeon. Elis.
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks 1
Cutbili’ 5 Bridge Mari at,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
160 Phone
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Pant 52 Weeks
ARE YOU WATCHING MERRILL’S RECORD?
M. A. 1111111114.. Principal. so. NOMIIIt. Donn.
Fire Destroys.
Thieves Steal.
But not if your
Boxcp Four Dollars a You.
Footage-Dena at Reasonable Rated. ..
EVERYTHING
Toilet Nrtioios
These warm days will seem
much more pleasant to you if.
you have everything you need
to complete your toilet, Below
'we mention a few of the many,
articles We carry to make the
toilet complete: '
. Toilet Soups. Sponges, Cold
Cream, Lather Brushes. Razors.
Combs, Brushes, Bath Brushes,
'i‘oilet Waters, Taicum Powders.
Foot Ease, Shaving Lotion.
Cream of Almonds, Tooth
Br,ushes Tooth Powders, Nail
Files, Nail Clippers and every
thing else to make your toilet
complete. '
lilo Clifford Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Platner 11. Bradley, Props.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 111.—-Tliere
was a number of sharp gains over last
night at the opening of the stock
market today. while the general range
was a small fraction higher. lilinuis
Central rose 2. Great Northern pi’d..
Denver 8: lilo Grande and Locomotive
about a point and Baltimore & Ohio,
Chicago Union Traction pfd., Srnclting
and Consolidated Gas large f1a1tions
WALL STREET, 11 n.1n.——'l‘he early
demand showed the best effect in the
standard railroad stocks, particularly
1 in important leaders of the Granger.
Pacific Southern and Trunk Line
groups. The advance in these was
retarded at. times by the pressure
against other stocks such as the Cop-
pers and some other Metal stocks. At
ll ociock the general market was
showing a god tone weak stocks railr-
ing in sympathy with the rise in Union
Pacific. lllinols Central armed up 1’1
points and several other stt1cws scored
gains ranging from i to 21,1... isolate.
WALL STREE‘R noon. M'l he market
showed strength in spots. but l‘lt1lIIZ
lug held mites down or roused 111110-
tions from advances along with the
1'ch In special stocks. At noon Rl’lill-
ing was suddenly lifted to 1-15 and
the rise I11 New York Central 1'1 nched
two points Bonds were steady.
WALL S’i‘REE'l‘. l p. 111 -—’i he bulge
in New \ork Central at noon caused
some dcuumd for c'ontiolled stoc,ks and
there was a further rise in iterating to
1 14514, followed by Delaware and iiud-
son. The 11-11111 rai effect was slight.
. _
ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE.
Case Against Edna Sec, of Port Cbes
ter. Listed for Hearing.
Among the broilers to be presented
to Judge (larger in the superior court
tomorrow is the petition for the. an
nuilrucnt of the marriage of l‘dwtn
light of Norwulk, and Edna See. or
Edna Scotlcld, of Port Chester, N. \
A1 cording to the petition wiiith was
piesentcd to the superior court scr—
1111i1111111thsugo,liirs. Light 111' M111,
Scoilcid. in the victim of 1"4111'1111111lt11r
tif‘tlllll‘ildlll 11s thut caused 1111 to 1111
uittiugly have two l1usi1nuds,ni-
though silo wus but 17 ycnrs old.
When 13 years of age she cicpcd
with Samuel Scotleld, and the two
secretly wwitlcd. She never lived
with her husband, but 111111111111! to lrcr'
home. The fact of the marriage
became known when her mother
caused her arrest for incorrigibiiiti
at Port Chester. N. l‘. She their 10
fused to go with her husband, and
parents and (outinuc the use of her
maiden name.
Three yours later in 1901'), she was
married to Edward Light, of Nor
walk. Mr. Scot‘lcid horn it of this and
asked for 11 warrant charging her
1with t1igunry.Ae bothioi the mar
ridges took place in N11 ark state.
the Connecticut authort decided
not to not but informed the couple
that if they continued to live iogehet‘
they would be charged :111 adulteryt
80 M1. Light and his «111i sod wile
par ted lie now asks that their mar.
rinse be annulled.
There are seven divorce
to be ham-d.
dai foilowo: Gertrude M. Anderson's
appeal from probate appellant‘s mo-
tion to set aside verdict and for 11
new trial; Fitch A. Hoyt at at vs.
William .l lint't ct uls.,foieclosu1c;
John C. Thornton vs. Bridgeport Hy
druulic Co.,1uotion to make more
specific; Frank ltenrer vs lcuphcmtn
Rumor. for acceptance of referees
report and iadument,1uotiou that
custody of child be awarded to do-
fondant; John T. Mooney ct 111., 1111
Margaret It}. Mooney ct. 111., demurrer
to plea in abatement Eugene 1‘. Jon-
nings vs. Devi 'l‘. Jennings. for ac-
ccptancc of report of trustee and on
1111111 authorising payment of trust
funds; The Phoenix insurance Go. v11.
Sarah Carey. at his, dotendsnts' n10-
1ion to strike out; lein Light vs.
Edna Boohetd, annulment of mar.
rings; Harlan 0 Sooner vs. Roxanna
W Spoons;- for alionwanmc to defend
and alimony pendants lite Frederick
11. Brown trustee. vs. Margaret Iii.
Mooney. executrtx. at sin, motion to
strike out and motion tor permission
to unload complaint. Jeremiah Dono-
van vs. City or South Norwnlk. 11;
1111111111111; Frederick It‘iersbehd at 111:.
vs. Mackenzie Broihers.“‘1iotsndant's
motion to make complaint more
specific; Julian id. Main vs. Emma la.
Main, allowance for defense; Pauline
11.0. Battles vs. Paul 0. Bolder, mo»
tion to refer to committee.
, Uncontested divorcee-«mitochoth l...
Hotsncoort vs. Arthur Betanoourt.
guano M. Marine!) vs. Henry A. Mari
8min 01111111 VI. Add drew
‘iilhif
iii?»
pctit ions
“3331. M. 1111211111. 1111. Henry A.
111. tfimvnommn w. .»
the judge told her to go home to hot ~-
'l‘hc entire short culon-
$3.00.
55.00 ENGLISH SPLIT BRAIDS. AT “00. f I‘
ALL HEIGHTS OF CROWNB AND ALL WIDTHB IN BRIM"
FOR anus. and 1.. 1 it}! to
YOUR 312: means voua FIT. t, ‘ 1 I‘ll it,
1-101 WEATHER SHIRTS. COLLARS AND UNDERWEAR;
WASH NECKWEAR. 1 iii- . o "11' no“
MEN’S FINE FOOTWEAR. rots! £3 at m
a...
1 1
A
7111.”;
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.8 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone Call 165-5.
‘1].
Pineapples
A little more in price; as to size from ‘I
This time larger and better.
to 18c; 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. '1
Sliced Beef running fine.
Filling orders for the Duluth Imperial Flour, 751:.
Gold Medal Flour just in, 751:.
Beef Extract for soup and medicinal purposes, 25c jar.
Potatoes, both old and new search and high and promise to be so for Idili.
considerable time yet. Old at 351: pk.; new, 751: pk., 100 qt. .
Canned Lime 3 seasonable article now: special, 91:: 3 cans. 25c. .
Catt attention to a fine new English Breakfast Tea. We have tel
a tea that we feel certain will please, being a fragrant, full leaf tel,
will prove very satisfactory. Try it. 141: M; of lb., or 556 lb.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 36-4.
Fine fresh stock '9
Flame Oil Stoves.
11. J. Collins a
p.
12-18 North Main Street
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