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WEATHER REPORT.
ForNorwuik and vicinity: Fair to
night. Thursday fuir followed by
rain. The area of high pr essrnr. con
tlnucs control over the Luke region
ohd pleasant Weather with low temper
store prevails in the nor them sections
Fronts were reported from, upper Mich
igsn, New Yokr and Vermont. The
disturbance central yesterday over
Florida is now central near Atlanta.
011.; and the northern edge or the
ruin urea extended as for as Washing-
ton D C. Excessive precipitation on
curred over Georgie during the past 24
hours with amounts as follows: Augus-
to. 2. 54; Atlanta. 382. Macon. 3.04
inches.
May has arrived with a
The hair;
oil for Seymond Brothers.
cargo of con
Mrs“? Watkins was the guest
of Mr. sud Mrs. John P. Dibble. in
New Haven over Sunday.
Goods looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we rueet. them
with a clean, smiling face, bright eyes
sparkling with health. which comes by
taking Hoiiister‘ 3 Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents Ten qr Tablets. Plats-
tcd’s Drug Store.
There was no meeting of the Nor-
walk Hospital directors, last night the
matter going over until July 10th.
Mrs. Louis Joseloff. of North Main
street. will leave town next week for
Asbury Pork. to spend two weeks.
Miss May Hamilton has returned to
South Norwalk utter a two day s visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dole Hamilton, in Weston.
Mrs. Katherine Harris, has return
ed to South Norwalk after a visit with
her sisters, the Misses llhoda and
Mary Siurges in Weston.
Miss Ms Bar,nes of Norwalk, is the
guest of her- brother and sister in- law
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, in Wes-
ton.
The members of the South Norwalk
Globes re arranging tor u shore dinner
rlon's 90in: one evening next
week, probably Thursday;
Mrs, Caroline Budd, of Weston, who
lute been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles El Gregory, of Cranberry. and
Mrs. Frederick Weed, of Newton nve-
nue Norwalk. has returned home.
Arthur Pearson. of Spring street ex-
trn bassn‘ge-rnsster is substituting ut
the South Norwalk railroad depots
during the absence of George Minor.
who is ill nt-his home in ltowsyton.
The governing committee of the
. Norwslk Yacht Club will hold it rogu-
lur meeting next Monthly night, at. the
residence of Commodore Clarence ir‘.
Osborn. 4 Maple street, Norwalk.
wit you haven't the time to exer-
cise regularly. Dean's ltcgnicis will
prevent constipation. 'l‘hey induce a
mild. easy, healthful action of the ho-
wels Without“g’riiiirrg. Ask your drug
gist for them. 25 cents.
A prozrum of cutortulnmcnt is new
helm: prepared for the birthday sochtl
of St Pools badicss Guild, whit it will
be held at the ()wrloolt Acndcnry in
[dust ayonoe next week. .I
end Mrs. Clarence Knapp have
boonI entertaining ’lofcssor James M.
Fulton. leader of t e Waterbury burnt
Hermon Ill. Muimo has secured n
position with Joseph illness at his new
Central Hotel in Monroe street.
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Governor Robcrts toduy authorized
theI u'dmission of John Tobin of Bridge-
port to the Connecticut School of im-
hecilcs. lie approved the bill of the
Norwich Results] for tho lusuuc for
May amounting to 31,112.73. ,
Misses llilriogard and who. rod:
daughtersot otMra. Hurry Nash wfi o
is residing in llsyvlr-w uvcnuo pmv-
lous to leaving for Europe, hold innu-
tour thcutiicnls Sniurduy afternoon.
’l‘hey presented “'f'he Mitt-rinse of An
tony und Cleopuirn" in u very clever
manner displaying himlonlc Ibiiliy’
quite marvelous In iuvonllcs.
W II‘i‘itII 4m... annulus.
um. does not on» children of
«chain. Milt it dlerV’therot would be
m chi to It was r,
II I control tlonIi cart» at?» thlb. hits .1
M. Summon. Box 616, Notre Dame.
Ind. will Iona her home treatment .to
In! mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children tron
hlI on to thin my. Don’t time the
enhii ThI chances In It can't help
MAI ALWAVI “IN out! on.
can or III III you round“.
t ' News tinies—
w lilo Edwin-yup.) étock (30.
will to IIIIIIIII
Ion Inns Iv on ,nLII I.o
Mrs Adolph Glasshoit was yesterday
discharged from the Norwslk Hospital.
Miss Grace ,Beyynour, who is at the
Norwsllt iijospltnl. is Vprdgrossing
finely. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Jesse llinirntiuge of Spring street.
spent yesterday, on his form in Ridge
field. .
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, Com-
panions or the Foresters ,ot‘ ,Americn,
will hold assertion this evening.
Prof. Arthur Rirssell. of Princeton
Preparatory Sch I, returned to his
home here for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Louisa Watson, of Norwnlk.
was yesterday. admitted to the Nor-
walk Hospital for medical treatment.
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Letter Carrier Henry M. Perry of
Norwalk has resumed his duties utter
a slrmt vacation spent at Atlantic
City, N. J. . ,
Robert C, Dove, one of the sen
known. students of the Harslrom
school is suffering from u broken bone
in the buck of his right hand, which
he sustained Saturday. .
Edwnrd Mills, u well-known Broad
River young men. and Miss Sallie
Brown. of New Cancun. wi be mar-
ried at the residence of the b ide's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George I‘lrown, iri
New Canaan, tomorrow afternoon.
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The quarterly meeting of the No»
walk Historical and Memorial Librur)
Association will be held this evening
at. 8 o‘clock, June l3. tion A. H. By-
ington will give his experience in No-
pies during the eruption of Mt. Vestr-
vius.
Captain Edwnrd P. Weed. Town
Clerk Herbert H. Sihlth, Frederick H.
Quintrud, John H Manning Ix-Grnnd
Raymond not out. \esterdny afternoon
for Roxbui y, Where they will spend it
few days at the Roxhury Club‘s pre-
serve. . . ‘
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Have you been betrayed by promises
of attacks, swallowed pills nnd bottled
medicine without results except a dam
aged stomach. To those we offer Hol-
listcr's Rocky Mountain Top. 35
cents. Pleisted‘s Drug Store.
The Hudson River; and Eustern True
tion Company, which was in competi-
tion with the syndicate which is pro
moting the Dnnbury and Harlem road
for a trolley franchise from Ossinlug.
N. Y.. to Sherman Park. on the Hnr
lem railroad. has secured the frnn~
chisc. Francis A. Strntton, of Mt.
Verno, is president of the Company.
which bus at cupltnl of $400,000.
Louis J. Nott, lt‘red E, Moore, New
Haven: 1“. W. Bartholomew. Water-
bury; A. ll. Inurbmnn, Williuru J.
Hutchinson. it. A. 'l‘rlnrblc, i“. la. Wil-
”Milli Mrs C. W. Weill, Mr. and Mrs.
A Want, (i 1.1» J. Cunning, (l G Hill
lips Mrs. ii. B Etlgowood F‘. 1.. (lun-
thcr. George ll. Mrrlri, John 'l‘ornoy.
New ioilr: C Swnrtz. South NtilWilik;
Mr uud Mrs 'i‘. F Burke, Cheyenne
Wyoming; 2.rl C Greene. 8 11. Foster,
W. ‘1 King. If A. Mulnh stop; if. It}.
Wruight 1.1‘ liuwloy,‘ Inrli'oid; Wil-
liam Rudolph. West Snyville; Mrs.
Frank I9. Donaldson. South Norwullt,
Were guests yesterday it the Hotel
Uliaord. >l ‘ i. 1 . in
Week of June 111li
v1.4.3. 3 m-
COOKE’S
Ttlit Tiit it
West Avenue South Norwalk
Olimo oi Pm Nightly ,
TONIGHT.
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A ROMANCE IN IRELAND.
fl'HURIDAY NIGHTHA WIFI’B GON-
FEODIDN.
FRIDAY most—AMATIVUI «tour.
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THIII (25331 smith.
RIglItIr Your Jim It thI, Tlalm
m. s
*7 Its vsunIVLMI were.
Hominy pumpiy MItluII VVIhturdIy
‘V‘ V} Human.
, ‘crh
figs blossom Wright
‘ ghouls
V tilted.
the stiletto: matches consdhuent
r was lust hen
“ Last Friday Judge (lager
' would allow the applicant .tfn assume
‘4
F ‘ ‘fpurts
ruble
Judse' Gazer heard the evidence Vin
also. but hi
Nutrients
r ‘wd r the
hotel fit ling.
We Wilts.
totes Supreme
Ho
l’a.
ho
iy had no 1qu lotion over it i.
I”it! at Pottirniilii;i
ear
the responsibility .r. .
Mrs Siolert. wars Settle E. lJHDm
merited bottom her inmrr thich
took. place on December 301 1V ill 4.“,
now! on sea” ovsrrds‘ie.
mm... Frnnklin .Bush...ot withstlc.
hit. new ‘lanftnwodfm- tress. Witt-
dyspepsia used to intro greet {in trees
and .belchimt. I tried. event as. l
ouid hear of. but nothing helpedome
until 1 took Brazilian helm. and one
60 cents bottle cured me completely."
For Isle by R, H..Plusted,,F. ll. Box-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
READY F?R. .flAngQAD. PRESI-
tan-—
Interstate commons Cegimlsslnn SetI
AIid I Juno
PI-illiADELl’lilA. June lit—Tho Inv
tor suite Commerce Commission today
wired to its. secretary in Wrishington
to potty the railroad presidents that
the commission will be ready to hear
them on June 21 in Washington. The
presidents who will receive notifictrtiou
are; A. J. Cassatt, Pennsylvania
Railroad; Oscar G. Murray. Baltimore
and Ohio: George W Stevens Chesa-
peake and Ohio: I... E. Johnson. Nor-
folk and Western and W. Ii. Newman.
figs/:N York Central and Hudson River
Buick Model “F”
For power, durability. style and
flnlfh, the Quick automobiles are in the
loot
22 H. P. Model I" ........ . ..... $1,250
22 H. P. Rrrnsborit,...V ......... $1.000
'I‘hoso cars rue powerful stylish
machines capable of gohrg anywhere
are! all kinds of rotidll.
Winton Model “K”
is u splendid car that will prove its
merits in n demonstration.
Wintou, Modefil K ........ 32, 501)
For full pa tlculurs call 0 address,
Franklin J utlge,
. MIN»
20 Knight St. Norwalk.
(shone, 212.
I Come in and familiarize your.
self with our exceptional cloth-
ing“ 'and gents’ furnishing values.
This store is run on the wide-
nwake plan—we never sleep.
Here are some thoney savers for
prudInt buyers.
or three piece. lined with mohair,
all an :th‘e'lotos‘t' lnodell, in dou-
ble ‘and’ single 'breasted. for $10.
Men's Straw Huts.
values from ass to 82.
speciel
’ Summer Underwear in various
cdiors,”in short or long sleeves.
lréuh 5‘51: to 31.
Children’s Straw lists, 25c to
50:: ‘ I '
Stein: open evenings until 9
o'clock, eitccht Saturdays.
GET THE HABIT AND
V00 T0
waterway mitt-A lichen» It .
sorts. Di‘ops ”)1?“th
SHERWOOD l9 EXAMINED.
Defaulter of the Southport Bank, a
without.
Ills ltnlr sever .11 Rhodes whiter than
it Was whrii he lost. nppcnictl its n
witness in the Superior Court. some
months ago Oliver 'I Sherwood who
is sorvin .1 ton yt sentence, in
states or son for wr. rg the South-
port Notional Bunk, is bro'utht to
Bridgeport yesterday after noon iy rt
keeper from Wt-thcrsfield to give too
ilmony in the suit of tho 'I own ot‘
Fairlicld nguiusi the Southpoit Notion-
ln Bank and Ellis S. Pepper, recei-
yer ‘
Sherwood isa ageing greatly. When
nrresteri after his sensational flight
heroes the continent to Cnnudu and
then down to l’nnnmn his hair was jet
black. ’llre, lust lime he was here
to give testimony in one of the humor
out! suits grown out of his defult utlons
his hair was iron gury .md now it is
\ctging on white while he looks polo
rind thin.
Attorneys in the suit in question
spent the afternoon in it private room
with him yesterday or the court house
rind this afternoon Judge Gugor ex-
pects to hear Sherwood‘s testimony
he that he cnn be taken but It to prison
again for his limit of absence expires
tomorrow. The suit will not go on
trial probably for 'overul duye. Sher
wood greeted funny old friends at the
court. house today rind he spent the
night as u guest of Sheriff Howley ut
the jail.
CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION.
'lho Stumlord District llnlon Ctunp
Meeting Assocluilou mot ut tho home
of George H. Jones, Clinton uvcnuc.
Strntiord Inst cvcninn. itcv Free-
man, of linuhury. presided rind more
sentntlyes WCPI‘ present from Stani-
ford. llurlen Sprlnndnlc, Norwalk nud
Mlnnus. Unforiunutcly, Mr, Jones
was unable to be present through in-
disimltlon.
The old offlters were reelected for
the ensuing your:
. Picsideni ltov. (imrpo Ii‘rcomnu
Doric-u: Vito-.prr-r-iidcut ltrv J liowurd
Hoyt, New Comrun: secreurry, E. Van-
dorwcrwhen Stnmfcrd; trcnsurcr. Coo.
.Jones Stamford. The treasurer 3
report for the post your was present-
ed and accepted showmg a hnluuce of
$16 In hand.
The holding of the usual summer
series of services ut. Springdule was
discussed at length nod much interest
less,.puhmtuse for Center ‘on.
VIII booth
‘1 gMoth
of plans.
Sunduy.
"CV of
It Is 1’10”th . I
omtalmnolther i turn wot ’
m Gonna pipette: met
It 'de
y and no
or”. Eden
WW mopitogted Vin the ”"httlll‘lll‘hl‘ill .
Men’s Bloc Sarge Suits. two
0‘ 5'9: .Mmm if} 9'1.“
Cetus.......errrr,w
Children’s
Rompers
and
Play
Suits.
Cool, comfortable and washa-
ble.
Saves wear and tour on good
clothes.
Gives the children 100% more
comfort and freedom in their
play.
‘Ages 2 to 8,
650 mm 750.
Open Mondays, Wednesday,
and Saturday Evenings
Joseph Davis.
TAILOR,
ctorursn.
. HATTII.
FURNISHER.
so WIIhlngton Bit-III.
stylish rind up~toodat'e. They will hit ‘Ibltl It s'r‘iclt ti Ffi'diclil
from their actual worth that you Will be quick to take ad
Lot a.-—In this lot you will find fashionable “Milan
Rough Sailors, Novelty Straws. French Sailors. Thea!
you have. and what. ,.
nace you have, and we
just what kind of
it was decided to arrange
the meetings to cover it period of eight
commencing on Sutiduy. .V
15, and conrluding the the following;
Various committees wore
designated relative to printing
preparation . of , grounds. refreshments
entering. etc, The Indications are that
the work for 19th will be taken up in l ‘
u very licnrty manner.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. licrrou. Finch, Ark”
“Foley's Honey and Tm Is the best
preparation for coughs colds and lung
able. 1 know that it has (tired c-on
sumption in the first stegcs.’
heard of buy one using Wolav’ s
Honey and Tar and not being satisfied.
.VPluisted's Drug Store.
thriller 3 Europe Mi
Mothers will be delighted with our showing of Count
They have been carefully‘iIelec‘t‘e‘dTan‘d are‘thé” ‘ ’
most approved styles: Prices rangemssotukfio «all.
N. E. RYANSUCO
86 Washington Street; South Norwnlk.
Telephone 414.
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MSSMITHSrCO.
92 Washington Street.
GENTS’. LADIESI. AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
We intro :1 most complete line of Underwear for 'the summer.
ranging from the to 75 yo enth.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Banners and Aprons of every description for boys end‘girisl‘b;
he to $1. 25 ouch. ,
Speaking of! FURNITUNE. we heirs In exquisite ltnoV at
at very low- priest ~ .. .
M 3 SMITH 8r COMP
hissing Sale of Suits. Goaisr 5ilrts. Waltt
Waist Suits and Rain boats. ‘
I It will pay you to give us a call as it is to your benefit. " fl
will never get so it an opportunity again for such prism; ‘
are much less than cost. '
The Parts u" i t s
Goods. Fridges, etc"
than... Perch“ Chill-I. Walt,
Norwalk Chronicler