I1 Mediums-1'. . ,
. cl“ 1’
laid News Sales.
’ Cotton underwear (lulu at the Boston
Store. See ad.
Why not try some of the Sanltol kind
0! toilet articles? The Clifford Phar-
macy 1111. will tell you about them. ‘
. I—Dr. Dick’s cured malaria.
Put your money in the. South Nor
Walk Savings blank and then you won i
lose sleep worrying about losing it.
See ad. .
Miss Lawson or New York will 131%
a lesson tonight lit the South Nor
walk Baptist. Church to the primary
teachers.
A rehearsal of the choir of the South
Norwulk Baptist Church will be held
tomorrow night at the home 0! Mrs.
John ’Fryon.
A meeting of the teachers of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church Sunday
school will be held (in Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock.
Captain C. H, Baylis, yard foreman
for Raymond Brothers is routine.) to
lils‘liome by illness. lieury O. Street
is substituting for him.
Samuel H. Diabrow, member of the
firm of the Lockwood lilauuiacturing
Company. of Newark, N. .i., spent S1111»
(lay with his brother. John Dishrow
ol‘ Haviluud siroet.
Mrs, J. A. Davis, of Mill Plain, New
York, who has been the guest for the
punt few weeks of Mr, and Mrs. J. III.
ii. Sayre, of Holden uvonuc. Norwulk,
returned home toiiny.
Jack W. VollImIr loft today for
Randall's lslnnd, N. Y., whom he will
practice medicine and surgery for the
summer. his examinations having been
passed with high honors.
St John's Lodge F and A. M. oi
Norwnlk. will close tires season's work
Thursday night, when the third de-
gree will be conferred. Visitors are
expected from a number of lodges in
this vicinity.
Friday night a meeting of the Pan-
tor‘s Helpers of the South Norwulk
Baptist Church will he hold and tin
entertainment will be given by the
Juniors entitled “An Evening in
Grandma's Attic."
People who are clean inside will
look ill“I it. and not like it, They
will work with energy, think clearly.
not clearly and have healthy thoughts.
liollister'a Rocky Mouninin 'l‘er1.ii
makes cloun people. 35 coals Tea or
'i‘abels. l’lainted's [)1 111, Store.
redrclck Conley the genial clerk
n the South Norwnlk l'oai Uillcc. spent
a good share of the morning diniribir
ting cigurn 1111mm: his friends orcr the
ndVont into his family of 11 line ill/,1
pound hpy, horn yesterday.
"In-Ladies“ Underwear, thiI 511111111 05c
kind. 20c: thiI 25 and litu- kind lth.
Hilli Ribbon. Nos. 5 to 80' 2, .‘l. i’) and tic.
Hamburg Edging 11nd lIlmhrIoidiry. :i
and 6c Jewelry one-hull piIi1I1I.YnliI
Bankrupt Sale, 28 West Washington
St. Open this ewInlng.
W. C. Minion. who left town lard
Monday for Port liii'bnmnd, N. Y., left
that place yesterday for Atlantic City.
to mnkc it short stay 111 his sister's.
Mr. Minion in one o! the Grace lino-
iist Sunday school teachers. and the
school wish-I11 him 11 plcunant irip.
Before returning be will visit, l’hliadol
phiu and other places on his vacation.
The Rev iI r1I111I1i1Ik [-7. Curtis oiruI
pied the pulpit o! the Norwolh (‘1)11
gregarious) ('hurch i-lumiuy morning.
in the nlinoucrI oi lilo pniuor. licv
George ll Hubert. who delivered an
more.» N the C'bildienii llay exor
rinse, 111 the South i‘ongroguiionni
:humn, llrookiyn. of which the Rev
A J. hymen in pauior. Mr. Either!
returned in ibuetio anniirde charge of
the evening service at his church.
At the South Norwnlk llnpiint
Church. hurt evening. the punter 1111111111
in the Phil-then Claus and the Decker
(iluh The cinema assembled in their
respective rennin and marched into the
auditorium. occupying the would reserv-
ed for them. Mr. Carpenter 111111111 on
The Fulfilment of have; or. have. 1111,»
Fulfilment oi the Law. its said this
rm the great opportunity (or the
young people to lire out their motto,
which 111 "borers It Truth," tor the
benefit of the young women and men
who mint noon I helping hand. A
ism audience listened attentively to
the MG“. ”Wild. The qnnrtatto had .
mound special 1111111111 tor the noun-
ion.
llll0ll (l GOLDEN
mm
germnn' s. See ad . ‘
mm
cory 11d Randi
Fireworks at wholesale and retail.
at Coleman's. See ad. I
Kodaks dud Promo cameras at Btill~
son-Powell Corporation. Bee ad.
I
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Boys wash waists that you can wash
at Rogers sud Stevens. See ad . ,
cleared yesterday for Long IslaTul.
Linen robe gowns (it greatly reduced
palace, at the D. M. Rand Co's. See
a
In inviting sale of hot woutbor cloth-
ing is now in progress at (lottlieh's.
See ad,’
Cockenoo 'l‘rlhe,l. R. 0. M, of Nor-
woik, will nominate chiefs on Friday
evening of. this week.
Consul A. Homer Byington is
spending a week in Washington on
business and pleasure.
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Dr. 8. ll. Huntington will leave for
Boston tonight to attend tluI 1111an
Arch Masons Convention.
The Collection for the Nor'wnlk llos-
pitului:i‘i1'111‘1ce Church Sunday am-
ounted to more than $160.
Christian Kraehier has
from a visit to New York
daughter Miss ldn Kruemor.
returned
with his
’ The rain Saturday afternoon pre-
vented the baseball game between the
Winnipuukl and New Cunauns.
Frederick Brown and Miss Althea
Brown, of New York. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Coleman.
W
The church history 'rlass of
South Norwalk Baptist Church
meet at 7: to. Wednesday night.
the
will
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Eli-llnrgcss Nit-Mullen. who was
stricken with paralysis, is doing nicely
and hopes are entertained that he will
recover.
Henry F. Colcburu and Frank Loud-
er, of the firm of Colohurn and Load»
(Ir, are in Brooklyn, toduy. attending
the funeral of Mrs. John Spencer.
Sinnlcy Mnyhcw, and brother liar-
old. of South M11111 street, spent Sun-
day afternoon in Wechnukon. N, J.,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Raymond forme11y of South N111 wnlk
ww—n J
The Rev. James, 301”!!!) Warner or)-
chd his Brood It or Sunday School
yesterday at the Broad River district
School. Forty-one scholars were enrol-
led out. of the 95 children of the vil-
lage. The class llltit'lg Sunday after-
noon at 3:230 o’clock.
At the meeting oi’ the Young Peo-
ple's Society of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church. Thursday evening at
7:30, lit the chapel, the pastor, Rev.
G. l). Egbert, will speak on The Sub-
bnth. l ’l‘hv.I weekly prayer service
will follow at. 8 o'clock 011 topic, More
and 'l‘llere in lsaiuh.
’l‘helllcv. George I), Egbert, pastor
of tho‘Norwalk Coiiur-cuatiomil Church.
iniltIrrds, during July. to call upon ihr
“shut-ins." accompanied by :1 soloist
and aided by 11 “baby" organ, that
those who are dcnh-d the privilege or
lisic in to church music may enjoy
such ionic in simple fashion in their
Own )llltil'i.
'l‘liI reception at the graduating
(Ilnsnuf the Norwulk lirunch of the
town high school will be bold iouror-
row onion iii the armory. ’l‘he
Whedfir (ii Wilson orchestra, of
ilrldgAport. will furnish music. The
South Norwulk dcparcincni of the
high school wll have its reception 111
the same plucnInn Wednesday night.
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Dilugliis Shoes,
Surge liedw’s,
ON THE BRIDGE.
11.9.1.1...
From the (not that Hymin Inc In In
much harder. cleaner. purer, lute long-
er. lnd in In every my do much better
than natural ice, when it ll said It
the «1110 price on actual m, it in
much cheaper. All in wagons will
all Hunt: in this «been. Auk your
111.11..» for it. _
d. w. OLMITIAD.
Fireworks l
WBOWAMD AND EMAIL.
. Postaliiards. 30NewViews
WHWLI AND fill'l‘ In
Something new "in post cards at Brut.l
Grocery bulletin in New York Clio‘
The schdoner Richard Udell light, '
1 Boys Wash Suits
You can Wash.
1 ’in the extra care used in making our wash suits, and in the re-
liablc character of thecolorn and fabrics, our boys’ wash suits pre-
sent their strongest claims for thewconsideration of mothers of boyé.
Our great showing includes Russian blouse styles in all colors,
for boys 2% to 6, .
$1 to $2.50
ored chambray, gal‘atea, madras and'linen, from 500 to $11.50.
Separate wash pants, 2151: to see; bloomer pants, 50c.
This is headquarters for good summer wears for boys, at prices
you can afford to «pay. , I
Tel. Call. 32-11.
r.
Occasionally we meet persons, who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for instance—that 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.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones. A 19'.
Chick CrackoikCorn. 1.353.
D. M. Chick Feed. 5m 1
110 Chick Feed. ‘ We
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POST CARDS, 250d iiDDZEli
Wm. P. Beer‘s,
Stationery Stores,
6 So. Main St., So. Norwalk.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
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sOTT CRABS ANT) 10135113113
Blue. Flat. Weak. Paroles. Butter. Mackerel.
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon. Ells.
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
160 Positions
Filled by Graduate. 111
MERRILL-BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Paul 52 Week.
, ARE YOU WATCHING MERRILL’S RECORD?
M. A. MIRHILL. Principal. In. Nomlk. 0111111.
What are You Going to do with
Your Silverware
While You’re Away This Summer?
llilovas might break into your house. but not into our
big strong vault. '
Safe deposit blues $4 a your and upward,
Packages stored at roasoiiaiiio rates.
:1
And Sailor blouse suits for boys 4 to 10, in white khaki and col- ‘
Ohippnndnln 111111 "reeled.
. One 0! it) __ ‘
Sawoltol Kind
Tooth Powder
Tooth Paste
Tooth Brush
Toilet Soap
Toilet Powder
Shaving Stick
Bath Powder or Shaving cream
Your dentist will tell you that the
Studio! kind is the best
lire Giiiford Pharmacy.
TODAY iN WALL STAEET.
WALL S'l‘ltl‘dlil'i‘, lilzlii a. m.—-l‘riccc
at the opening today pursued 11 down-
war 1| course in the ilrst. dealings of the
week and stocks were freely tutored
in all quarters. A sprinkling of small
gains on that prices was poorly held.
Anaconda sold off 3 points. Virginia
(Molina Chemical old i and Atchlson
and Smelling lnrge fractions.
WAI l1 STREET, 11 a. m.-—Rapld
changes in thc mnrkci' :1 course occur-
red in the first hour in a large volume
of business. The movement of Reading
was illustrative of the general market,
but the mono in most other stocks Wits
not so wide Reading after dropping
was then (lr'iveu down to 128%. By
ll o’clock it was book to 130%; The
principal advances were Delaware and
lludsou 2, Union Pacific and Great
Northern Md. 1%, Northwestern 1%,
and Louisville and Nashville. Ameri-
can Car and Pressed Steel Car 1 The
declines included iii, in New York
Central and Smelling and 1 in St.
Louis Western pfd.. Lead and United
States Realty
WALLS S'l‘ltElI: ’I‘ noon ——Support he
came effective and seine points of
strength developed. The movement
was generally narrow and the strength
was irregular. Consolidated Gas mov
ed up .1 Great Northern pfd. 3 l-Z.
Nortthslcrn 3, Reading and Ana-
conda 2. l'nion Pacific 1 38 and St
l’,aul Missouri Pacific Alchison Biilii
more St Ohio. Arlinlgamatod Copper.
locomotive and C ulorudo Fuel l. town
Central pi'd receded 3 1-8 Pullman ’.
Peoples Gus l 3-.Il 'l‘.ole(lo St. Louis
and Westmn pfd. i l-2. (.‘hicngo Great
Western pfd. it l M, and Colorado
and Southern second l)i'(l.. Tennessee
(7011i and Virginia Carolina (‘hcmicai
1. Prices receded ugnin before noon.
Pennsylvania showing evidence (1i
pressure. Bonds were heavy.
WALT. STREET, 1 p. ntchnewcd
efforts were made to drive the short
interests to cover in various stocks
that how: recently fluctuated widely.
particularly Reading and Baltimore 81
Ohio. The buying, however, was of a
spasmodic character and frequent re
actions occurred when the leaders at
tempted to realize. Reading. after
being pushed up 3 points to 132 3-4.
ran oil' ovor 11 point and the market
was dull and yielding at 1 o‘clock.
MEAT iNSPECTiON MATTER.
Some of President Roosevelt': Recom-
mendation: to be Compiled With.
WASHINGTON, June ill—The
house committee on agriculture today
riiithorlzod Chriirniun Wadsworth and
Representative Brooks, of Colorado. to
amend the merit inspection provision
ill the agricultural hill 'to'ineet the
views of President Roosevelt. after
which the pleasure will be submitted
to the president by speaker Cannon.
It is slated that not. all of the pre-
sidential suggestions will he accepted
if the wishes of the committee are com»
plied with. The discussion today
made it. plain there was no objection
to eliminating the court review provl~
Mon 1111 ullxgestcd by the president,
also that his wisheslhat the civil ser-
vice remission furnish the inspectors
wil be complied with. There is op-
position io placing the dale of the man-
ufiiciuro on the luhoi mid to inserting
the words "in the judgment of the
Secretary of Agriculture," thus mak-
ing the secretory tho final authority
regarding tho measure. .
There was criticism by members
oi' the committee 1111 to the method to
be employer in handling the measure 1111
no chuhllcun members who ,prpaeni-
(Id minority vlowu nor ny Democratic
members of the commit ore to have
an thing to do with Minions the
on latitutc.
CHIPPINDALE BOUND OVER.
NFW LONDON June Emmanuel
(or Harry A. Choppendnlu. the alien
ed forger, entered a demurrer to the
charge against their (dint in police
court today The demurred was ov-
erruled by Judge W. 3.00“ and the
accu 1,1011 was bound over to the Ben-
lumbar term of the Superior Court un-
der 11.600 bonds lurniahed by John
0. Nichols, who truths compldinant
In 11 similar case brought 11 out Chive
hominid over a your use. hippeudale
111111 charged with forging the 11011111 oi
William ill. Wilbur, oi itl'nher’l intend.
on u note for $531 parable to the or-
der of Morris Kepler), 11 nhoomuhor of
this city. The note rm mode on!»
yo at the National Built of Gommem
ore. 11111 me will inundated dud
The 'Norwallr iluildinih horn nnd‘inI
and“ win.
It to 1291.1, rebounded to 1307/. until
suits. $10.00 to $20.00. ' f " ‘ " 3.
Prepare for the next hot weather with one of our
iii? ii lliiillll
Straw Hats, Soft Collars, Wash Neckwear, Hot We
'l‘r'mi ll
SELLECK 1. PRi
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piece Suits. $6.50 to $5.00. M
Shirts, Men’s Fine Footwear.[fl$[i lill'fli '
'1, ,1 SOUTH 11012311?”
or“ 9
pl WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone Call 165-5.
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PINEAPPLES.
Special buying opportunity; now is the time to put up in cans. , _
Three sizes, at 101:; at 12l/20; at 15c to 18¢, or per dozen, 10c .1211, $1.
2V2c size, $1.40 per dozen; largest size, $1. 75 per dozen.
Mason’s Jars, at 60c dozen, quarts and pints. .
Mason’ 3 Jar Rubbers, Lightning Jar Rubbers.
Strawberries, native berries, as handsome as you could wish “1‘
the Roaedale Farm of Mrs. George Comatock, going at 140 qt., fine bl _ .
if you are thinking of canning some” can have them brought to 0
door direct from the lot, fresh and from! arge handsome berries. -
Home Spinach for Saturday. 180 pack.
Fresh Eggs, dozen, 25c.
Mississippi Tomatoes, 2 qts..i0r250.
at, 25c. Wax Beans, 5c quart.
Shoulders, bright, new lot in.
The NorWegian Smoked Sardines proved such a success we hav
ed our stock. Something fine for pic nic or lunch,12c can.
What will it be? Hope to sec ve and please.
LORENZO DIBB .. f4?”
Telephone Call 116-4.
21 Pounds Granulated Sudan
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Beets, home grown. do: 3-bit
Cabbage, fresh, cheap and good. I17
BEN BUR FLOUR .......... per bag, 65¢; per barrel W
senor. .. ....... . ....... , ......
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PINEAPPLES ...................... . .
WAX BEANS ............. . ........... per Quart, ,
BERMUDA ONIONS ...................................... Ii quartsfiiici
NEW POTATOES. Special low p rice for Saturday.
Home Grown Berries, Rhubarb. P can, Asparagus, Bunch Beets.
Onions, etc.
UNITED GROCERY 00;:
20 NORTH MAIN OT. ’1
80 NORWALK. OT.
IA" NDHF
TEL. 141. T
Now open tor the Season of l906.
Sheri: Dinners a Specialty, Dancing. Boating, Bathing it
other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day
Hundreds of Eyes. _
are being overworked as a result of applied on upon work or. II I‘ .
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be h and ‘seri duh
averted by wearing 11 pair of our /
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjupm
illumination Free. ,
Matching of Lennon and all Repairing 11. amenity.
o. B. Jncxso'N,
Ophelia.
as WALL BTRIIT.
In more than a dough; it is a. demon
motion or eaten-h of the bronchial
Dodge-willed to arm and the :11
source of consumption; It MOI 11.1
medicine. and cough curse, loaded
notice are worthleuii 111111 11111111111111,"
remedy taken internally only, evils
were. 11mm new. the ,
11am, 9.1011011“mean 0m
”Ammummumfiunn dunno
end (about 111111 but. clear mnemnugrh
penetrated. reduced the indium
mgbinlmmflnu GI
width W in. l
vesturent Ablwlittloll will hot 11 meet: it
~ in: tomorrow evening. 11111 ion the ,,
1W divid ‘ out: out .
Norwalk Chronicler