I1 whistnaron or.- " ‘i 1.11:; Mb...”- mm W... Local 1111111111. Charles E. Seymour is 11 omits the day in New York. ,p 8 Mrs. R T. Makln is visiting her son in Trenton, N. J, tor a tow weeks. -——'~—L._ A special meeting clothe South Nor- walk Flror Police wili‘éy lie held on Fri day night. Bethany Guild of Trinity Chur.eh will meet in the Guild room tlrls even ing at 7. 45 ~SUPREME COURT 10c Cigars! De lighttui aroma, smooth, and fragrant . as a rose. The regular weekly prnym meeting will be held tonight at the South Nor walk Baptist Church. Henry 0. Bailey. of South Norwalk. was one of the attendants at the Epls copal diocesan cor1vention,in Stamford this week. J. W. Cr.aw James Russell and Caleb Wood have returned from the G. A. R. convention in Moriden. 'l‘hev report having been grandly entertained. A special meeting of the South Nor- walk Fire Police will be held tonror row night to complete a1rangemcnts glrh the annual s’h'ore dinner at Conrpo each —~See Miss Polhemus' .prot. ad. The W C. 'l‘. U. ladies will post pone their weekly meeting, stlruduied tor tomorrow. most of the ladies be- ing away from the city. hurt—a A delegation of the members or the Woman 11 Relief (‘orps of Buckingham Post made a visit to Noroton yester- day afternoon. and were entertained by Mrs. Robinson, of the" Soitilers' Home ~Smokors of critical taste anti judg. ment regard the SUPREME COURI 10c Cigar as the acme oi perfection. Th1 no of the cars or the local trolley lilies were sent to Bridgeport yester- day to assist in tr'arrylng tirc big crowds who attended the Barnum & Bailey circus. A large number of poo pie from the Norwalks attended and report a line performance A large delegation of the sporting fraternity of The Norwalks will attend the boxing contests to be given in Smiths Theatre, Bridgeport this era ping. The principal boat will he he tween Phil McGovern ot lirooklyn.s and Bunny Ford, of New Haven. Mrs Mary Cousins and daughter. Miss Clara Cousins, atcompnnled by Miss Lina Hill will leave Monday on an automobile tour to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll, Iiurkor, accom- panied by Mr: and Mrs. George C. Lockwood. will begin 11 similar trip next Wednesday. South Norwalk Conclave. improved Order of Heptasophs, hold a taunting last evening anti planner] a shore din- nor to be hold some time in July. The committee to arrange‘tor its comprises William Miller and Wilfred Stidwoli. The place and little have not been tied nitoly decided as yet. .‘ Selections from tlaul‘s lioly t‘ily will be rendered in the ill-tit regular mush» at service. Sunday evening at 1111» First Mothudiut (.‘ilutrli l’rlntted pttigiums will be used. so that the rungrrgutltm may follow the Scriptural thl'ild and the hymns by llonnu- hr pastor will speak on "What Christ Sold at the Holy City." W... mSUPREME COURT iiir (lightw— espocialiy recommended to gentleman at into and dimerimtnatlon. Positively the highest standard of quality. George St. Johnt Weslport car- penter. employed by Burger & Coni- party. who was lniaroti by being thrown train 11 «path It RIVsrsitlr. Tuesday. was painfully bruirtod. but it is believed that he will recover in a tow days. The limiting up he simialn oil was very severe but fortunately an honor wmrbrflbn. mint-.11 11.3. 1111 or. i. ii ltog are. Joseph Sack A Years. w it Me énnninghrtm. hotter than. “Edwin Booms. New York; Julian" Donn. Danbury; it. A. 33111111. Wiiinin B. Saunders. South Norwaih: (loom II. Chandler. Hartford; will, W.1~l.htn.ayo,ti it. Severus. Boa moi. N 11 a a ”limit hon on. one area; . unattractive: 11.111 tell-haves“ minor... r hfifla‘ii‘t‘ftl‘li wn v t. m riot-lotions tut 111311 a no so». common sirloin? if mail on Taylor 41 09 on. . A daughter has been born to Mr. street Norwsilt. A Ian was born a few days ago to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Waiter- house, or School street. ., wait-mm The closing exercises of Miss 0t Itot's private school will be held in the Sunday manor room of the Episcopal Church. li'airtlsld avenue The South Norwaik Club" has an 11111de to. hold a shoredlnnsr at Dor lon's Point tor its members and friends on Thursda evening, June 21, at 6:30. 1 4...- lt you, have real estate of any kind to sell. cMommunicale with Horace E. Dann. Dunn has the customere Adtl‘ress him at iii Wail street, Nor wa A regular routine business meeting of the Hat Finishers Association was held last evening. Nothing in the walydot important business was trans- its 9 w”...— —Dr. Dick's cures malaria. The closing meeting 01’ the sea son for: the Men's Club of St. Pauls Cirurgeh will its hold this evening. Judge A E. Austin wii deliver an ad- dress on Cuba. where he visited a short time ago. Samuel Shivartz. who conducts a store at 70 North,Maln street, has iii- ed a notice in the ‘oi'iice of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, as required by law in cases of transfer of a business. stat.- lng that he intends to sell out to Frank T. Egginson. Rev. George N. Deyo will ofliciate anti preach in Trinity Church. next Sunday, in the absence or the rector. Mr. Dcyo is senior curate of St. Augus- tine‘s Chapel. Houston street. New York. Services will be held as usual. Rev; ‘Romilly 1“, Humphrles leaves for Baltimore tomorrow. where he will preach Sunday 111 St. Peter’s Church. having received a call to that church. Quite a delegation of sporting men from Nor-walk anti South Norwalk are planning to attend the boxing contests to be held this evening at Smith's 'l‘he- ate 111 Bridgeport. The star bout of theevenlng will .be between Phil Mc- Govern. of Brooklyn. a brother of Ter- ry McGovern, anti "Bunny” Ford. of New Haven, one of the driest in the state. There will be live preliminar~ ics and some lively sparring ls expech or]. More than half a million officials, business, professional 1min, bankers. farmers and stockincn have been our- ed by using Holllster‘s Rocky Moun- tain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store. ' A good-sized delegation of the mem- bers of Buckingham I‘ost. G. A. R.. of Norwalk. have been in attendance. at the annual department convention at Merlden. The Norwalk Post members included Commander Frank 8. Middle. brook, Charles h‘. lnonrls. George l. 8111111011, R. .i. Cutbill. David Godfrey, W. A. Kellogg. B. S. Keith, James Wlx- on. Alvah iinuschlldt. Henry Stanton. Alonzo Wheeler. (l. A. Franks, Joseph Crossman anti .lalnes Whitley. Mr. anton made the trip lrl his automo- bile. and was accompanied by his brother. John F. iiuxton and Mr. h‘l‘arlkt-. if the Rev. F. H. Devltlc. secretary at the Baptist State (tonvcn lion. is in conference today with the pastor of the South Norwalk iiaptlst Church. as he intends, concerning pro Illnlnurlcs of state romrnlttccn of the convention to be held with this church curly in the (all. he will speak in the prayer meeting tonight on the rt-sulls of personal work in evangelistic oi- ltirtir of the stair,- convention this your. which have bet-11 l‘crrnrrktrhlr. This will he a fitting introduction to the at- lumptu which are to in- pursued during July and August. Every member or the church and tumgrugalion is urged to be present. MW .—. Mm” Luiiliis “All" Dill. (in prasrnlnlion at my store i will tlllow you fair on tho purchase of any $3.51) and $1.00 rdror in any oi the 111111- 01111 advertised lines 1 carry. GEORGE KEELER or Washington M. In. Net-walk. ”WM. ...... Hygeia» ice. hem them“ that finals is. to on much hirtlst. sinner. pour, into long. or. an! tummy-w way a much better than nflal in. whoa it to .9111 at 111- um prior a natural too, it is man alt-arm All too wagons will ulti-tyoolaluthis «scan. Myst" in man! it. " .1. w. OLIAITIAO. W Hand'Colqrod Souvenir Post Cards. walloulzgfd Mall. suds Mrs. Eduard Susan. at Chapel! Serge Sults. Fast color and long west are not the only desirable features of our Serge Suits. They present every new style point, so skilfully executed. that every garment possesses individuality and character. Fit is another point in their favor; and still another is the fidelity with which they retain their shapeiiness under stress of Summer wear. - ~ They come in the new loose models, priced from $10 to $25. Gray surges in the same smart models. Our two-piece Outing Suits have all the good points of our serge suits~homcspuns, wool crashes and tropical worsteds and serges. Our Straw Hats and Summer Furnishings are “on tap" for quick Service. ”it! " 311;] scorn NORWAA'K- Tel. Call, 32-2. Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with us about prices. They will tell 11s for insinuce-that So and So charged thorn so lunch, 11nd the grain was “about as good," Did you ever hear of “about 11s good eggs?" Even it the grain Was no worse than "about as good." why not buy the best? 13in Oats That‘s Cloan. MANUEL T. HATCH. For the little ones. Chick Cracked Cam. I). M. Chick Food. 110 Chick Feed. POST CARDS, 25011 A DDZEN Wm. P. Beers, Stationery Stores. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk. SOFT CRABS AND LOBSTERS Blue. Flat. Weak Porgies. Butler. Mackerel Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon fills. Long and Round Clams. Little Necks Cutbill’ s Brid go Ilia-,rket Tel 108 gl‘rcc Delivery 160 Positions MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Plant 52 Week- ARI YOU WATCHING MIRRILL’I IICORD? u. 11. MIMILL. Minotaur. u. Namath, «1...... What are You Going to do with , 'Ytiur Silverware While Yuriiifi‘iiway This Summer? thieves midi trod into your house. but till Into on his strata vault .JU Safe deposit boxes $4 a you and upward. Packages Stored at termite rates. . stratum welcome. , We take More piihinre in recom- mending to th. peoplc of South Nor~ walk and vicinity than“ our tumour and the reason II—thsy are not a Cure all but a IpeCIfic rented for the speci- tic. purpose for which t ey are prepar- “There's a Roxaii Preparation for every tree, and you can depend upon it to do good. When in need of anything from a Rubbing Oil to a Complexion Cream stop In and get the Rexall kind. SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW. lite Glitford Pharmacy. The Prescription Store. Telephone 15-2. Free Delivery Service. J TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.———’l‘l1e opt ning t1 adlng in the stock market today was languid 111111 indifferent and made little change from last nights prices. l‘he tendency Was lowcl, but St Paul and Baltimore and Ohio wore pushed 11p nearly a point with some offsetting influence. Delaware & Hud. son i'cll ”9.111111 Readilng 11,11. WALLS STREET. a. n1. -——Most stocks advanced traclllmiully beyond their opening befo1e the market he gun to give way When the market weakened much of the advance was inst and some large declines resulted. Among the notable changes were: Ad- vanced-Virginia Carolina Chemical 2, Baltimore Al Ohio 1-753, and Northwest. era and illiuois Central 1. Declines—— international Pump 2%. Delaware 6‘: Hudson. ‘2 and Sirius Silcflicld Steel 1 to 1%. WALL STREET 1111(111.—~~Sclllng pressure was renewed. (arising tIt‘tIIli- es in Reading or 3. St Patti old. and Sinus Sheffield. Steel 2%. Anaconda 3 anti Norther Pac'iiit ll. S. Stool. Amalgamated Copper, Sugar. (,‘entrrrl IA‘iliIlE‘l' and locomotive pitt, 1 lini- tlmoi‘e turd Ohio showed resistance and its renewed rise of 231. made a router for the moderate rally. Consol- ltInit‘tI (las moved 11p 2. ands wcrc irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. rum-intensive ~selling undermined the marker, the heavy liquidation in Reading inducing the closing out of other large lines of stocks. But few of the important. stocks escaped large lesson, the aver- age running to about a point. And- cmrrln had dropped live points up to 1 o‘clock. Delaware and Hudson 4' Read- lng 31.3, i‘nilcd States Reduction pl'rl. 3. Northern Pacific 2. Arrurluamnldd Copper 11.4,, Union i'aciflc 1% and trout Northern I!Iii:. lilinois Central. Missouri Priciilc, Eric. Out. and West- cm and Srucltiug. inicnrnotivc, Pressed 81ch car, Colorado Fuel and Lead 1 to 1"}... PRESIDENT'S UNCLE DEAD. SAYVILLE. i4. 1.. Juan H. ----- Robert, Ii. Roosevelt. llllt'It' oi the president. dicd hcre curly today. He had been ill for Ht‘Vt'ltiI 11101111111. Mr. Roosevelt “as 7131111115 old. He was it lifelong litunoclal Edutuicd for the law be practiced his profession in New York city for ruorc than twenty yours. to tiring in 1871 to devote himself to ill craturc 11ml statecrnit. lie was edi- tor ot the New York (‘ltizcn tor scvv rrui years; 1111 alderman ol’ the City of New York liiclirbt-r of Congress 1873- b: chairman of the executive commit- tcv oi’ the conrrnitttu-r or seventy in the tight against the 'i‘wetid ring; United States minister to the Netherlands 111811-90, and was treasurer of the Dem» oeratic National Committee til the time or Cleveland's second election. ll'rom curly life Mr. iiooscvclt was deeply in- terested in field sports and active in promotion oi societies and clubs for the protection or game. and was the author of nevi-rill boultri pertaining to those subjects. COOKE'O TENT THEATRE. Tonight the Edwin Young Stock t’lotnpuuy will present tho tour-not main-drama entitled A Wire's Canter ration. This is one of the strongest plays in the entire repertoire and ahouid draw a large audience. The hundaomo gownrt worn by the ladies of the company in tonight‘s production will compare favorably with any over soon on the local ntago. night. in addition to the regular pro- gram. a number or amateurs will ap- pear 111111 the residents of the city will be given an opportunity to Bali! judg- ment on local aspirants. 0n Satur- day afternoon the children tavorite, Humpty Dumpty. will be the bill. while the perennial favorite Rip Van Winkle will he presented. Saturday night. (low order is maintained and patrons are guaranteed a pleasant sv- ouing at the navlllion. Wa— FIII‘T META-100m? QRAVIR MIITq The regular mid-V it prayer moot- ing at the first. Md initials-1119M Church will he heldth 7:46. The pastor w I the rvioe and wit oi- Daily Livin neon 111111111 11111 saris”! Religion. in 1. Thessalonians v., mt anti tvlll us run from the 'l‘tvontisth century New Testament. This is a public service and all are cordially invited. be 111 char 0 of Well being the either! my am At the aim at the a at the first Netball-t, outage roads! or ill in Rona“ Yrtoaramas On Friday his evening at The lesson trill be found. ’ r u WASHINGTON er. 11'“ scorn NOltW Telephone Call 165-5. to sell at 150 quart. LORENZO DIBB; Telephone Call 26-4. lien llur flour. per litre. 650. per burial. 21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ..................... NEW POTATOES, PER PK. ................................. ._ FORCE,2PKGS. .................................. H. O. OATS, 2 PKGS. ......... r .................... i ......... .. NATIVE STRAWBERRIES AND FANCY ORANGES, FULL VEGETABLES. 20 NORTH MAIN IT. 30 NORWALK. 0T. TEL. 148. Now open for the Season of I906. Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. Bath other attractions. , Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. Decoration Day Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8t Wilson Dancrng Alternoon and Evening, are being overworked as a result or application uponwort o Rotter tor strained and tired eyes may be had and serio averted by wearing a pair or our Prep» mane..- Properly Adjuo Examination Fran. - Matching 0! losses and all Repairing a Specialty. 1' O. B. JACKSON. Optician. so WALL I'fltll‘r. IsmorothanAoough; ltisadssp—ua motion, or bomb of the bronchi“ UPIDML IWO'REH LIAOUI
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