in
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Sale of gents‘, ladies and children s
underwear at M. S Smith St Co.’ s. See
ad.
St John's Lodge 12111111 A. M. of
NorWalk, will confer the 1.111qu degree
' thorpe. in Senvlew avenue
tomorrow evening.
A large number of people from The
Norwalks are in Bridgeport this after
noon attending the big Banninaund
Bailey circus.
-—-D1-. Dick's cure: malaria.
Howard Smith. son of Mrs. Sarah
A Smith. ot- 23 (lamp street Nernwnlk'
enlisted in the United States navy a
short time ago.
A stated communication of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M.. was held last even-
ing and the M. E. M. degree was con-
ferred on sevral condidates.
George L. Woodward. “teller of the
National Bank of Norwalk. is enjoying
a week‘s vacation. which he has al-
ready started in to spend at the shore.
The Over River school district com-
mittee has not yet called the annual
meeting of the district. , The session
will probably be held during the week
commencing June 25.
The Royal Purple degree is on the
carpet for Kabaosa Encampment, i. 0.
0. I“., of Norwalk. tomorrow evening.
Delegations of visitors from surround
ing towns are expected.
A...
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. N. E. (i. P..
hold a meeting last evoning. and Voted
to serve cake and cream at the next
meeting on June 26, when the lodge
will be visited by the supreme state
ofilcers.
A meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society will be held at the
close of the prayer meeting tomorrow
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. The annual election of oili-
curs will take place.
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
(‘lub. 0! Norwalk, was held last even
lug. when arrangements were complct
ed for the club camp. which will hold
forth at L'Hammock during the last
week of the present month.
One application for membership was
received at the meeting of Uncas
Trlme I. O. R. M. last evening At
the next meeting 11 report of the shore
dinner committee will he read and the
annual nomination o! oilcers will take
place.
A domestic named Annie Koncour
became violently insnuc last night.
while at the home of Charles II. Ate
It was
necessary to call in three men to hold
her. She was taken to the Nerwaik
Hospital for treatment
More than half a million omciuis.
Incas. professional inch. bankers.
farmers and stockrncn have been our-
cd by using Hoili'ster’s Rocky M01111:
lain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
. I’laistcd's Drug Store.
o.
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Banner Council. No. 54. Daughters
of Liberty, will hold their regular scs
alon, tomorrow night. it is eitpocted
that Mrs. Susan Waters state organ-
izer, and other state chic-ms will i111
present. as this will he thc closing
night for tho chatter. 'lhc degree team
will also have 11 rent-maul. All mom-
bora are asked to be present. Refresh-
ments will be served.
‘ A small dog owned by iinrbcr An
thouy Stolgerwald had an experience
with a railroad train in t he River
street tunnel inst Saturday evening
that is quite remarkable. The little
animal was struck by tho cowoaichor
or an engine at the north entrance to
the tunnel. was dragged the 'vvhole
length of the tube to the depot plut-
form. The only Marks the canine
received were 11 low alight cuts
COLORED MAN TAKES OATH 0F
. OFEIC.
WASHINGmN" 'iluno iawwmlsm
'i‘. Vernon, 11!. p. the negro 11p-
poiutcd by Presto at Roosevelt to sue-
ceed Judson W. Lyon 1111 re later of
treasury. hal taken oath of o co and
entered upon his oiliciai duller.
UNLIOINSID 0000.
Town Cloris Herbert n.8mitl1 has
completed his list of owners or unli~
centred dogs in the town and has turn-
ed it over to tho 11111001111011. It con-
tains the names of between 400 and
out) dog owners. The nicotmen will
. hand 111 lists to Prosecutor Attornies .
Loo Davis and William F. shimmy.
11111110 THUR , RID luau.
ROA0i-lll,M01 0! , R OMAN-ion
indication ‘,
Taylor a Golden.
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REPORTS OFchlLATHEA CLASS
The Phllaihea Class of the South
Norwaik Baptist Church held its regu-
lar monthly business meeting last ev-
ening 21‘ tile-0111.111) 1-.oom Reports or
the i ereut active committee: were
read intd plans for future work discuss
ad. . The two delegates. 'Mrs. Mor-
gan and Miss Rider. who represented
the class at the convention in Albany
recentiy’gave very interesting reports
oi the work. The object‘ol the. Phi-
iuthoa class is to stimulate among
young ladies the desire for true Christ-
ian sympathy and service. Meetings
are held In the class room every Sun~
duy at 12 o'clock for the study of the
lesson under the aficicnt direction of
G. W. Aiken, and the members extend
a cordial welcome to all visitors and
those desiring to unite with this or-
ganization.
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COOKE'S TENT THEATRE.
The Edwin Young Stock Company
gave the second performance 111‘ this
Week's engagement last night before
a good-sized audience. The rural
play indiana Folks was cnpltaily pro-
sentod by the company. People who
imagine that a good dramatic perfor-
mance cannot be given under a tent
have only to pay a visit to thepuvliion
to be convinced otherwise. The com
pany is composed of capable people.
while the scenic equipment is far
above the ordinary. Tonight the
thrilling play, depicting life in the
Green isle. entitled. A Romance in
lrelaud. will be the offering. Friday
night amateurs will be given an oppor-
tunity to compete for three cash
The Monday Afternoon Whlst Club
met Monday at the home of Mrs. J.
Wallace Marvin, in East Norwalk. The
first prize was won by Miss May 0111'-
tis. the second by Miss Alice Cole. The
next. meeting will be next Monday and
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
Jennie Littell Nash.
GUATEMALAN TROOPS WON.
WASHINGTON. June i3-.—.Iorgos
Munoz, the Guatemalan minister to
this country, late last night received
a cablegram from President Estrada
Cabrera dated yesterday. confirming
previous advices that the government
troops had won an overwhelming vie.
tory and stating thui the report that
they had met any reverses is not
true.
Minister Munoz stated today that
he has every evidence that the Guate»
malan Cabinet has not resigned.
lNSPECTING RUSSIAN GARRISONS
ODESSA. Junc 13.-~Gcneruls Kant-
bars. of Odessa. and Soukhomlinot’f. of
Kiev. start. tomorrow, accompanied by
large stalls, on tours ofinspectlon of
the garrisous in the southern and
southwestern provinces. where the
disai'fcction of numerous regiments is
increasing in gravity. The serious-
ness of the agrarian situation 3 enor-
1111111st enhanced by this military dis-
contcnt. which independent testimony
avers is purely political.
MUZZLELESS DOGS SCARCE.
Sergeant. Thomas Hunt shot 11 dog
Monday night than was acting
peculiarly at the corner of Water and
Wall streets. The animal was a
handsome spaniel but had an injury
at Its, throat.
The dog catchers are still doing bus.
ideas but muzzlelcss dogs are scarce
just now.
OVERLOOK CLOSING EXERCISES.
Closing exercises arc being held this
afternoon at the Overlook-Solicck Mili-
tary Academy in East avenue. The
p ”rum of the afternoon begins at 3
0‘ rich This evening the closing
dance and reception will be held be
ginning at is: 30 o'clock.
AMERICANS RUSH FOR EUROPE.
WASi-iiNG'l‘ON, June lit—The rush
for passports by Americans bound for
the grand tour of Europe continues
unabated. Yesterday the passport
bureau issued ninety-seven passports.
and the day before lilil.
*#-__¢..--.-.L» ......,-— .. Au...
Elli this “lid" liui.
0n presentation at my store I will
allow you {101' on the purchase of any
$3.th and $4.00 shoe in any of the [11111-
ous advertised lines 1 carry.
GEOROEREELER
So. Norwaik.
159 Washington at.
Hygeia ice.
From tho me that Hypolo la. in so
much hurtllr. cleaner, purer. 111m long-
cr. and II in ovory way to much better
than natural 1111. when It in cold It
the 06m. price 110 natural too. It is
much ohumr- All too wagon- will
ull Hygcla Ice thin union. AIR your
too man for it.
«J. W. OLMOTIAD.
Hand~Cclored
Souvenir Post Cards
Wholesale and 1111;”.
prizes, Humpty Dumpty matinee Sut— '
urduy afternoon. .
MONDAY AFTERNOON wrusr
CLUB.
Serge Stiltfi
Fast color and long wear are not the only desirable features
of our Serge Suits: They present every new style point. so skiiftldly
executed. that every garment possesses individuality and character.
Fit is anothcrpomt' in their favor; and still another is the fidelity
with which they retain" their shapcliness, under stress of Summer
wear. ‘
They come in' the new loose models. priced from
$IO to $25.
Gray surges in the some smart models.
Our two-piece Outing Suits have all the good points of our
serge suits—homespun. wool crashes and tropical worstcds and
scrges. '
Our Straw Hats and Summer Furnishings are
quick service.
“on tap” for
‘I L‘l‘ji'ffill
sown: NORWAuK. _ "
. 4 Tel- Call. 30-0.
Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for insiancc~thut 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 as good," why
not buy the best?
, Buy Oats That‘s Clean. ..i
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
For the 111110 ones. -_.~ 1
Chick Cracked Corn. . J ,.
D. M. Chick Feed. ' . _. ~ .1;
Ho Chick Food. '1 : c:"’ f ,
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POST CARDS. Zbcls I DDZEII
Wm. P. Beers.
Stationery Stores, 1 . .» 1
49 Wall 81., Norwalk. 6 So. Main rStu So. Norwalk.
SOFT CRABS AND LOBSTERS .
Blue. Flat. Weak. Porgies. Butler. Mackerel,
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon. Eils.
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks
Cutbill’sBridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
160 PoSitions
Filled by Graduate: of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 52 Week.
ARE YOU WATCHING MERRILL'S RECORD?
M. A. MERRILL. Principal. 00. Rom-I11, Conn.
Fire Destroys.
Thieves Steal
Valuable
Iii DUB S
230on li‘our Dollars a 11.111.
1
111 10111111 Securely
E DEPOT ‘i'l’ IlliLl’S
‘1
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Pickup“ Stored at Runnable 11.15..
I|i[llfI
iilliillil
We take More pleasure in recom-
mending to th. people of South Nor-
wcik and vicinity than our famouc
01!.
There's 11 Roxall Preparation for
every use. and you can depend upon
it to do good.
When in need of anything from a
Rubbing Oil to a Complexion Cream
atop in and get the Rexali kind.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW.
Ibo (Billiard Pharmacy.
The Prescription Store.
Telephone 15-2.
Free Delivery Service.
piece Suits. $6.50 to $15.00.
Shirts, Men‘s Fine Footwear.
it
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘REE", 10:10 11. n1.——'l‘he
stock market opened under slight pres.
sure today, but rallied almost immed-
iately under tiio‘lcad of St. Paul.
which advanced I from the lowest.
Consolidated Gas rose 1%. but chaug- w. ._....
es otherwise were not significant. m
WALL STREET, Ii a. n1.~Tl1e ir—
regular movement of St. Paul. which
was the feature of yesterday’s mar-
ket, continued this morning on about
the same scale. The price fluctuated
between 131121111111 182.1ho top figure
indicating an over night rise of 1%.
In the general market strength and
weakness alternated also with the
heaviness general on the drive against,
Brooklyn 'l‘ransit and Reading.
Around‘li o‘clock the market was
showing ,rniness with St. Paul at the
host. Northwestern and Iowa Cen-
tral pi‘d. improved Hi and Delaware
and Hndhon 1. Tennessee (.‘oal ran
off 132. Brooklyn Transit Hi. and Road
lug, Pressed Steel Car and Corn P111-
”tiucts pid 1.
WM. L 3111111: 1' Neon __ llcduccd
dc'. dings gtndualll brought about a par
1"'o1w1 swing to p1 iccs until the market
got. into solnclhing of a rut. Three
or four stocks mouopolized the deal-
ings. St. Paul retained its feverish
1'haracterisllcs. but rallied easily when
prolit taking ceased. . Rcuding rc—
trlcvcd its loss, but Brooklyn 'l‘rnnsli
remained lwnvy and there was some
pressure against the United States
8th stocks. The midday market was
almost “1611159 and yielding. Bulli-
more and Ohio advanced a point while
(boat Northern pi‘tl. (inclined 152 and
Pneumatic 11111111332. Bonds \vclc
slcudy.
,8 WASHINGTON ST.
NOW
lien llur flour per bag. 65c”
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
NEW POTATOES, PER PK.
FORCE 2PKGS .....
BRYANS iN ST. PETERSBURG.
S'I‘. I’lfi’l‘EliSBlIRti, June Ill—«WIL
lium .I; Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arriv-
VEGETABLES.
ad here today from Berlin. Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan will remain here. until
l1rid11y, when thcy will lcave for 20 NORTH MAIN UT.
Stockholm and (‘hrlstiania on their
w.1y to London. whore Mr. Bryan will
1i1-llvcr an addresu on the Fourth of
80 NORWALK. OT.
TEL. 143.
3“ VQQEVO.‘\0W5 I and go, but Blue Serge goes on forever. Two or three piece a .
and the reason thhey are not I Cure ~ . ',:~
all but a specific remedy for the speci- L ‘1]
he purpocc for which they are propar- Sluts. $10.00 to $20.00. I .
Straw Hats. Soft Collars. Wash Neckwear, Hot Weather
Telephone Call 165-5.
Native Strawberlifi
Are coming in line.
Wednesdau. J 11116 15th. 1 shall have fine one
to sell at 151'. quart. f
LORENZO DIVBBL';
Telephone Call 116—4.
my”. barrel. $5
UNITED GROCERY C0
luly. cil expects to witness the callr
nation 111 King l-laukon :11 Chrlsilnnla
and is due to arrive in New York
August ‘29 Mr Bryan came to St
l’ctcrsbmg in order to get 11 glimpse
of the Russian Parliament and study
at close tango the cpot making no
lithal struggle which is (unvulvlng
Russia. He has arranged to visit
the House tomorrow and confer with
the leaders of the popular movement.
'l‘odny Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were the
guests at luncheon at the Klelnmichcl
Palace, of Ambassador and Mrs. Me-
yer.
ShoreDinners a Specialty.
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
WILLIMANTIC. June 13.-The an-
nual state convention of the Epworth
league is being held here today at the
Mthodlst Episcopal Church. About
200 delegates are present and during
the day there will be a number or ad-
dresses. the first to be given by Rev.
E. W Gray. ol’ Putnnm. Other speak-
.0111 will be: Rev .I H. Durant Wil-
Ilmantie: Rev. C. A. Plant, Hazards»
ville; Rev. F. I0. Briggs. Manchester;
Rev. C. L. Icounrd. Pittsflcld, Mass;
Herbert Root. New London: 1:]. l1‘.
Cushnutn. Danielson; W. B. Oliver.
Boston; Miss Alice Hurlbntt. .‘lales
Ferry. and Miss Fiossle Stanley. South
Manchester.
averted by weaning a pair of our
Proper Ola-sec.
Optician.
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MONUMENT To ROGER WILLIAMS
PROVIDENCE, R. 1,, June lil.——On the
spot where Iiogcr Williams and five
companions are supposed to have first
landed after banishment from Massa-
chnsctts 270 years ago and founded
Providence. a monument of granite,
with bronze panels and appropriate
inscriptions. Wan unveiled today by
the Providence Association of Mechan-
ics and Mauufacturcre: {The menu-
mo 1 stands on slate rock in 11 small
nor to which the name of Roger
William‘s Square was recently given.
Governor George ii. litter-sand Pre-
sident W. H. P. Fauncemf Brown Uni-
versity, were among today's speakers.
W
lNBURANOI "chPANlEs CUT
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 18.-8lxtr
insurance companies agreed through
their. agents at 11 meeting: in Oakland
to slash all policies as per cent Thir-
ty companies refined winner into the
agreement Twenty companies are
yet undecided. 'l‘en were not. present.
The 1111111011 of those signing the mote
mont are being kept Marat.
LAIOR MAN Jliltirlhllb FROM
WINB‘IELD lions. Juno 111.—-A.11.
inland. tormévi‘y a national vice pro- ‘
didcnt at 11111 [11111111111111 Federation of
Labor was 1.1.1111 train the county
many “3‘12: completed my
58 WALL STREET.
me
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‘ 111111 chat with not. also! Balm
«IRoton Point Hotel!»
Now open for the Season of HIM. S. 1 .,
Dancing. Boating. Bathing and:
other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler & Wilson Band
Dancing Afternoon and Evening. 1‘
are being overworked as a result of application upon work WW
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and cartoon £0010?
Properly Adjustod
Examination Free.
Matching oi Lenses and all Repairing a Specialty.
o. B. JACKSON.
to more than a. cough; it is a 11.15.191.111
motion or oatorrh oi the bronchial a:
iungo—-alliod to asthma and the 31°53“
source of consumption. 110m» 1111 “ ,
11101119, and cough cures. loaded
action are worthless and 111an
remedy taken internally 01.111.21.11
euro. BRAZILIAN BALE. the coronal.
ohm. alone has triumphed in every: on
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motto iii drops every 0 hoim 11111! no 00m to I»
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