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Local leusnltilta
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. ’Sund pails aha shovels at Nelson's
See ad.
Saturday sale of sheet music at Brig.
german'a. See ad.
Suturdayetile of sheet music at
Coleman's. See ad.
Special sale of crackers at United
Grocery (‘0. See ad. i
nggett‘s Saturday candy at the (‘lif-
ford Pharmacy. See ad.
~Pearl Alplnos. U'lirion.
Specials for Saturday anti Monday at
M. S. Smith & Co‘s. See ad.
‘ The Ferris Coal Company invites
' you to try its stock of new coal. See
ad.
A number of Interesting grocery
specials will be found in Joseioff‘s
ad. Read it.
Blue serge'days are Ilt\l‘e and Scl-
Ieek & Price are ready for the de-
mand. See ad.
Read the New York Grocery (tom-
pany's ad. anti then take advantage of
the low prices}
it will pay you to call at the Paris
Stilt House. and see what they are oi'~
fcring. See at].
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”A school of phottuzraphy in our
demonstration Saturday. 7. to Iii p. m.
Stillson-Powcll Corp.
John Heal. a well known Norwalk
moulder. is laid up at his home in
Knight street. with a broken liuoub.
A meeting of iianner (‘ounciL liaoulr
tors of Liberty, Was held last evening
in Myatic (Thain Hull. 'l‘wo candidates
were initiated.
’i‘he aclcetmen are out examining
town roads today. The, contracts were
given out smile time ago for this work.
which is now about completed.
The necessary repairs anti changcs
have been made. to the South Norwalk
’I‘rusi. (‘ompnny'u puhlic dent on the
bridge, and It. is now excellently adapt:
ed for use.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1.. liarkcr and
young daughter and son. set out from
Norwalk thin morning in their big
automobile for l’iitsileld. Masa. where,
they will visit relutiws for a tow
days,
In beauty town tht-rn dwelt, a loss.
liter face was fair to see,
The secret of her beauty lay.
In Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu.
l’laiutetl'u Drug store.
Captain Rowland. oi Htrnllorti, has
moved to Ilhnry I"I'0t'l)'>i apartment
house in new street, while Mr. Iicycr
and faintly have leased the other apart.
meat. and moved from Hamilton ave-
nun
.W
Washington (lump. 1’. (t. S. of A..
Iieltl It)! first. regular meeting last
evening In Its new quarters. in ii. A.
R. Hall. South Main .alroei. intrinu
moved from Myuiic. (‘lhuln Hall. which
has been their meeting place for nonu-
yoaru. ‘
a
owl—u...”
It will probably be uuverni dayu be-
foro the town hiuh tii'llfml hulldinix
committee gala together again. an
there will be nothing on hand until the
contemplated t‘lIRlthill In tin,- plans are
completed by the architect and return»
ed. The committee had made a noun
her of annotations for alight altera-
lion».
The Sewing Society of the Firm M.
E. Church that with Mot. Starr. Booth
Main street. renter-titty afternoon. Quitt-
a number of ladies were protein and
a. most profitable and enjoyable ul’tet»
noon wan «pent. The next. meeting
will be held in two Weeks.
the place of mom: will be given
later.
W.—
Oillcor Thomas Motherland. one of
In! do; outcherh. uncredited in
in hit; friend. Frank K.
the Iatier'a dot:
. but Mr. Briggs lit
t the money bank.
that goité'n ton roam
tho. oflIcer “blow"
Mr. mine
a this eatery titty
Ml value of his
imborland. on the
that his will surely
. which will mean
um from the mgr.
the one
getting
Brim
without a mania
. tiawrnllnud to III
read?
him to too 0mm
any: he intends to it
until It. ‘ “‘0
“10th
nth“ with
flat the it“
an "Mitt” fl
.2 fro
for catching
soda.
1'
“to maul-nun or «can, to make sofa."
l : .
x'rayior at‘nnoidon.
Notice of
1‘!thin .Dictitinarln_,3'Ta' lanai-I" In.
lira YnoUIInsurod
in“
,He who never tuinbld's'isn’t much of
a traveler. ' ‘
W
my n—
Saturday's sale of women's apparel
at the Boston Store. See ad.
Mra. Melville a; Mona a; {mountin-
ing a party of friendn at liiliulde, thin
alteration.
The Hospital Wbiat Club has pre-
treated the Hospital with three dozen
aheetn and pillow cases.
Mrs. Nellie Brown. of Norwaik, who
has been at the l’iospitnl for some.
time. is recovering nicely.
0 min—.—
lrvlng C, Byington. Edwin L. I-ioyt
and Arthur B. Slunson started out this
morning from Norwaik on a fronting
expedition. ‘
William Gehrman. who has been at»
the Norwalk Hospital since last Sun-
day, is getting along nicely, and there
are hopes that his toes can be saved.
The annual commencement exercises
of St. Mary‘s parachial school will he
held on Friday, June 22. Au customary.
a fine program of entertainment is
being arranged.
Mrs. John .I. Harden continues sor-
ionsly ill of pneumonia at her home in
Springwood avenue. lier condition re
mains unchanged today.
The Grace Church and Si. ‘aul's
branches of the Girls” Friendly Society
have completed their work for the
suntan-m. lioth branches will re-open
in the early fall,
(‘ot-ltenoe liaymnhoru, i. (I. R. M..
of Norwalk. nominated ilfllt't'l's last
evening. It was also voted to have
“open house” on Tuesday night. July
.3. There will he a program anti other
features. A big time is anticipated.
Miss Bessie Sims. of ilnrlbutt & Da-
vis‘ office. and her aunt. Miss Mary
Shepard. will sail for Europe July 4.
on the steamship New Amsterdam.
They expect to make a two months‘
tour of the ctnitincnial countries anti
England and Scotland.
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’i‘he Norwalk fire alarm bell was
tolled this morning during the pro-
gress of the funeral of the late Thomas
P: \Vard. from St. Mary‘s Church to
the cemetery. 'l‘hlriyui‘tmr taps were
sounded, one for each year of Mr.
Ward's life. The. deceased was a mem-
ber of Hope Hose Penman):
«Straw llntu. Straw liais. (i'l'irien.
St. John‘s Lodge, I". and A. M.. of
Norwalk. will close down for the sunt-
ntcr on 'l‘hm-sdny crcninu. June 21
At that time the third degree will he
conferred and a committee has been
appointed to arrange for a banquet.
The third degree will also he con-
t‘erretl next Thursday night and the
lodge has received an invitation to go
to Westport. on the evening of St.
.ioltn's Day. June 2i. and attend ser—
vice at Trinity Episcopal Church.
ilucsts At the Iltiil‘l Clifford. last
night. were: t‘luyton K. liroolts. I“.
It). Pierce. 1.. I“. li‘lctchcr. .IllllltN .i
ltt-ynoltls. Walter ll, Swan. A. (1. Lil
ilclicltl. John Murdock. tictn'uc It, Mac
Namura, It}. Abrams, It. .I. Ilinhop. Will-
ard lllll. iimtion: It}. Alexander. George
Kruus. .lr., .I. S. (luiurncy. Mr. and
Mrs. ll. Mct’inlie. New York; 1‘. ll.
ilnrrttsoti. Ilowaytou: W, It. llitlcr.
Kingston. N. l'.: W. (‘. Monte. ii. A.
Stevens. Springfield: ll. ll. l.cc. Sum-
tnct'rillc: William H. Wlntlom. Wash
inuion: Alfred lit-ea. I’urin. lt‘rancc;
.iostph Willa. Jr.. (Iauining; 'I‘hontaa
licurd, liolyolte. Muss; Mrs. I). l“.
\i'llght. Mrs. i'. (1. Howard, Brooklyn.
“i suppose those boyn.“ said the fol“
clutter. “are messengers of aortic uort.
What do the letters W. U. ’1‘. stand
i'tn'?”
" 'Wult llnlil 'l"onmrr‘ow.' " replied
the wise IIlIll\'i’."=’l’llIlitiliillllllll Press.
o 9,
Bill llllS “iltl lllll
‘ O
(In prcacniathni at my store I will
allow you (die on the pnrehnne of any
sane :lllil stun shoe In any of the fain-
(MIR udvortlucd lines I carry.
croncfiistea
169 Wuhlnutcn at.
H ' I
new ~ ce.
From the fact that Hygoia in in lo
much harder. clean", puror, lam long-
er, and la in ovary way do much better
than natural too, when It II acid at
the urn. price as natural loo, it In
much cheaper. ‘Ail loo wluom will
«it Hygeia ice thin Ion-on. Ask your
to. man for it. '
80. Norwaik.
.i. w. OLMITIAD.
Shut Music 3an Saturday
only 100 Copy
Tritium tum can anaemia
tyrant
Keep on The Sunni! hide. Gleaming
a?" TRWM in t’t‘io dimmer:
on a
min . Wt
THAT OUR SUMMER SUITS'DESER VE THE PALM.
FUL LINES, UNITYOF PROPORTIO N, AND
PRESERVED BY SKILFUL TAILORMEN.
GRAYS IN FANCY CASSIMERES AND WORSTEDBF
CRASHES, HOMEBPUNS, TWEEDS AND TROPICAL WORSTEDS; BLUE
AND GRAY SERGES. ’
FOR SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO SLIP INTO
SUMMER CLOTHES IN A HURRY. ANY SLIP IN FIT WILL BE AT-
TENOE‘D TO BY OUR OWN TAILOR.
NEGLIGEE WEAR, $1.50 TO $2.50.
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Poll tilt...
m
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IT IS IN THE INNOVATIONS WHICH.IETOKEN UP-TO~DATENE33
THEIR GRA E-
DISTINCTIVE OUT A E
THEY HOLD THEIR SHAPE.
HERE IS‘ THE WIDEBT RANGE OF SUMMER FABRICS! THE NEW
FANCY WOOL
$7.50 to $l5.00
STRAW SAILORS FOR DRESS, $1 TO $3.50. SOFT STRAWS FOR
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHES.
SOUTH NORWALK. Tel. Call, 32-h.
I
/."“*‘...../ '~'w’.fl \HA~EJ~W~~~'
“ Occasionally wenteet persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for inslaocemthat So -
and So charged them so much, and the grain was "about
as good.” Did you ever hear of "about as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was no worse than “about an good." why
not buy the heat?
Buy Oats That‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick t‘rackctl (lorn.
D. M. Cllli'k Ft‘tLItl.
llo Chick Feed.
25 cls. ll DOZEll
Wm. P. Beers,
. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
H.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
son’cms AND 'LOBSTERS'
Blue. Flat, Weak. Porgies. Butler, Mackerel,
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon. Eils.
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks
Cutbiil’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
160 Positions
Filled by Graduate: of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 52 Week.
ARE You WATCHING MERRILL‘Bfific RD?
M. A. MIRRILL. Principal. Norwalk, Oct-tn.
Fire beetrovs I
Thieves Steal.
Ilil naileiltt Looked up Securely
atrium os— nun
not“ Four button a Year. “
SPECIAL r012 .SATURDAY..
1 .LIGGETT’S
Saturday Bandit
-u—o—t—m...
Toaster Marshmallows. . .25c Ib.
Chocolate Pinochle. ..
Chocolate Almond Brittle.3gc lb.
Old Fashioned Chocolates.25t: lb.
the Clifford Pharmacy.
The Presuiption Store.
Telephone 15-2.
Free Delivery Service.
....39c1b.
nurket today.
eat all but
ans law.
Hudson -I.
became. (lull
limestvcnxlty, who
inrpedo bout.
4.
table in the Ne
iielous.
conference.
in: institutions.
who
panama.
at the hospital.
unanimity rm
Wilt but that
MM!!!
, Putter! W!“ i“ W“”‘?‘.‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-Small
fractional gains except
mocks and
light. dealingsr gave
altaracter to the opening in the stock
Consolidated (ins sold
at. an advance of 2. but Immediately
a fraction.
Central gained 1 and ilnion Pacific and
Atchiaon were up large fractions.
WALL S'l‘lilCltIT, 11 a. m.-'l‘he nar-
rownesu of the current
was shown by the immediate relapse
to below yesterday of the more
minent stoeks when the traders al.-
tempted to take profits on the slight.
opening advances.
& Ohio and (treat Northern pftl.. 50m"
ed the chief losses of it" to 1%. Con-
selldaied (ins fluctuated frequently ag.
oinst, the enforcement. of the 80 cents
A spirited buying movement
in AlillllSOll followed by a demand for
I'leleware & liudsorf caused a general
remvery before ll o'clock.
sold ids. higher, Metropolitan Street
Railway. 2. Biscuit 215. Pneumatic Ser-
\‘ice lily. the old. 2 and Delaware and
St.
WALL STRICE'I‘. noon.—~The market
and sluggish
not stirred by movements in separate
stocks, inostly all of it minor grade.
lionds were steady.
WALL S'l‘iiltll‘Yl‘, i p.
accounted for a large proportion of the
limited tit-allnizs between 12
o'clock and althouuh it crept tip urad-
ually It) lifiiif, the general market re-
mained practically at :| standstill.
COWARDICE OF RUSSIAN OFFI-
CERS.
Naval Court of Inquiry indicts Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky.
SI. l‘ld’i‘ltlilSllllIlG, .Junc
Naval t‘onrt of lntmiry has presented
an indicttntmt nuuinst
etunnt:tn.‘.o i
Russian fit-ct at the battle of the St’i‘.
oi Japan. and the oiiiccru of the torpe-
do hont destroyer licdovl for SJII'tSIItl'
.tinp, to the. enemy after the battle.
The lhtlictment. is a crushing ar-
ralgmncnt of the deniorulirattlon anti
cowardice ol‘ the officers. ctnttrnstint:
their conduct with that the officers of
the torpedo boat (lrozney, which. in
prncii'nlly the same poilition as the
lit-dovl. engaged anti sunk a Japanese
The trial of the in.
tilt-ted officers lliiu been fixed for July
The penalty 'is death.
The iict-h says the General itennen-
kumpff. who commanded the (ltxsauck
cavalry division during the war with
Japan. has preferred charges against
Lieutenant General
was commander of the Russian army
in Munchuriu. for holding communion
lions with the revolutionary commit-
tee of the railroad men during the
strike on the Siberian Railroad.
JUDGE HARRISON STRICKEN.
Sustained a stroke of Apopiaxy While
at Breakfaut.
NliIW HAVEN. Juno 8.»~Jutige Lyn-
tle Iinrrluou. one of the foremost citi-
zcntr of New Haven. suffered a atroke
of apoplexy Willi! at the
flavour House to-
day and at noon hla attending phyni-
cinn illult’tl that his death was but a
donation of a few hourrt. Judge Harri-
uon was alone.» when he was stricken
and he immediately bucnmu
He was carried to hill rooms
in the hotel and Dr. F. W. Whittetnore
watt nunnnoned, but the physician sin»
ind that practically nothing could be
done for the patient.
Mra. Hurriaon in at. In
Y.. where Judge Harri a had been
a delegate quite recently to the peace
His daughter Mrs.
mund Quincy Trowbrtdae iii the
of a New York broker.
Judge Harrison Iii about all years of
him and formerly wan undue at the
Common Plan man. He harmony its.
urea prominently In millions and was
contrasted with many of the city's lenti‘
“IIbHOP DILANGY iLL.
MANCHESTER, N. 1-1.. June 8.—«
Bishop John B. Delaney, of the Roman
Catholic diocese of New Hammad-o
tertiay was operated on for up-
patmti a comfortable unlit
it
. nuptial today that mutton baloney
rogmliat minim»
not "win! it not be
Mfl‘iiummttv-
few
the
for a
‘9! WASHINGTON ST. 1 i
Telephone Call 165-5. _"~
a on,
New York
speculation
pro-
Pnul. Baltimore
Aichison
and was
in. Reading
and I
't'r—"l‘lic
Vlcei Admiral
ll‘i..
Linevlitsh. who
hrenkfant
“HOOD“
Mononii. N.
Todt! Toot!
Butter, Say! I have some of the richest, sweetest butter in this mark
He didn’t want anyone to foot with his butter, but the home folks had but
trying some cheaper. Now he wants 16 023. of pure butter. And he not It.
here. 270 lb. Clover Hill Prints, at. 28c lb. ’ ' ' ' ’
Eggs. home laid true and sure. 250 doz. .
Pineapples, plenty and cheap yet, 00 to 12i/2c, as to size. .
Cabbage. Home Spinach. Bunch Onions, Beets, Pie Plant, Wax Bea
Cucumbers.
Potatoes, old ones, 40: pk.
25 cents.
Fine Sliced Dried Beef in plenty now.
New Fresh Lot Drake’s Cake, 6 sorts now in, 20c ib.
Frisble’s Pies In good variety, 15¢ each.
'Little Chick Food is a good thing for a starter.
What will it be?
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
Potatoes, new, are a little scarce, iii/qt...
Try it.
met
ancyNew Putatol
Per pk 48c, 1-2 pk 25c.
We received a large shipment from Norfolk. Virginia, express? .
1y for our trade, and we calculate to have enough to supply your.
demand. Why not try some when you can buy them almost as
cheap as old ones?
VERY BEST BUTTER, per 11). ....... ...25c.
I
b
It you are dissatisfied with the Butter you are getting, try ,a
pound of ours. We are sure it will please you. I
A FEW MORE OF OUR SPECIALS:
2 pigs. Force ..._. . .l ...... ..25c - ,
2p gs. PufiedRice.........25‘c ‘ ' . r
3 pkgs. Egg-O-Sce ..... ..25c SPRING WATER’ ‘
Endorsed
by State Chemist,
5 gaiwbottlc. 450.‘
2 pkgs. Flake Rice ..........250
2 pkgs. H-O Oat Meal .25t:
2 pkgs. Zest. with cup and
Saucer . . .2r‘
J
BERMUDA ONIONS. per quart ........... .. .
FANCY PINEAPPLES .....
Fresh Tomatoes. Spinach. Beet Tops. Green Onions.
Radiance. Lettuce, Asparagus, etc. '
Louis Joseloft
72 NORTH MAIN "an". * noun-t nonwaLK.’ Willi.
TIL. can. I“ ‘ V
IIVSIii-itliwtil hilt? inertial...“ ,
Marga assortmant of fresh foods '3‘ lbs.
iii;
rm plated at the
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auov am. a PKGC. ..
MALTA munch“.
:VA’ORATW AP’L‘.’ 2 PKG“: a»“at...”nannnntanndanp-Q‘.‘
IVAPORA'I'ID PlACi-lll, 2 Lu. mat
conflyacAN.loadonoolaCOlolnllilntHtchute-otntutcltolllniiuh.»o
HIALTH damn CORN. a can: ...,.
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NEW wont-on. nit - .
liltailvt OIIIQII‘IKQIII
rum. LINI rhunv‘noumno wtv un’ittnAthv
ammo uncanny poo .
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