Ice! Cream-1
* Lane’s
51 wumuorok tr.
Local 1.531.151.
There will be dancing at Rotor: Point
tamotrow evanlug .
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Howard Pierson. oi' .‘N’Lirwalk will
leave in a day or two on n Emoticon
trip
Uncas Tribe. Improved Order of
Red Men will bold‘its nomination of
omcers, this evening.
The members -. or , Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will spend Friday, June'ZZ, with
Mrs. William Brown. at Sandmero
Cottage, ’b‘uirlleltl Bench.
-—D1'-. Dick’s cures malaria.
The meeting of the Matinee Whisl
Club, which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon will: Mrs. Jennie
Littell Nash, has been postponed.
'Mrs. Catherine, Pomeroy, of Acad-
emy street, is at Belgrade Lakes, Me,
to spend the summer with her dnngh
tor, Mrs J. I: McCormmltk
Mrs. Warren {4. Albertou. of Spring-
lleld, Mass, accompanied. by her dough
ter, is the ghost offbcr mother, Mrs:
Charles E. Ryder. ot‘ Lyrics place, Nor-
walk.
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Mrs. William J. Henry and «laugh
tor, of Mott avenue, havc returned
home from Fishkill-on-the-Iludson, N.
Y., where they have been visiting tht1
tormcr's lather.
People who are clean inside will
look like it and act like it. They
will work with energy, think clearly.
not clearly and havo healthy thoughts.
l-Iollister's Rocky Mountain ’I‘en. It.
1 makes clean peoplem 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. l’laisted's Drug Store.
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An adjourned meeting of Hope Hose
Company, oi Norwalk, will be held to
morrow night. Delegates to_tl1e Stntc
Firemen's Convention will probably
be elected at that. time and final ar-
rnngemcnts made tor the night of
July 3.
The Sunday School Board of the
First Metl idlst. Church hcid a meet
ing. Inst 1 ght, but. only routine busi-
ness was transacted. The reports of
the secretary and other officers were
very gratifying. e motto: of hold-
lng an excursion was brought up, and
it was dccidod to rct'tr it to the touch-
ers at u speciul meeting to be hcld
after theSundny School session, next
Sunday.
A regular communication of St.
A. 11‘. and A. bi..
John's Lodge, No. 1‘ ,
will be held at the lodgo room. Thurs
by at 8 p.111., at 'which time Right
€Vorshlptul Brotrhu (‘hmlcs I1. Mills.
district deputy grnnll mnstcr for tin-
First Masonic District will make oil‘l-
clnl visitation and tho sublime dc
area of Master Mason will be contor-
red upon one candidntc. utter which
a. banquet will be served.‘
expacre to WALK 'ro ”mow.
DENCE
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William Morse Arrived in South Nor-
waik from Utlcn, Yesterday.
Sixty eight ycnrn of 111111,, troubled
with heart failure, ill nourished. slccp
ing where he could secure 11 night's
lodging along the road, William Morse.
of Providence. it. I, set. out tor that
city this morning after ho was reload
ad from the police station. "Oh, I can
do it all right." he said choorly. l'vc
I good pair of lens under 1111.1 yet. but I
can't walk 1111 Wtill 1111 I nerd to 111
that." Morse urrlvud in South Nor-
wullt Inst night having walked the
greater part of tho way from tlticn.
N Y. no that he could not to thc 111111111
0! his son in Providence. Ho has
earned a little moody along the road
by chopping wood 11nd doinn chores.
He walks up from New York in two
days and 0011‘ I trolloy ut ilnrton to
not to this city. H11 was chilled
through by tin1 ride on tho. tl'olloy and
bill than t was weak. lie took a drink
when hi not hero and in his exhaust
ed condition it mam him ltltttxlcntctl
()tIIcor F‘rnnii Raymond found him and
as the on: man had no plIco to go it
was deemed that the lockup would be
the best place for m. This morning
oxenutibn 0t sonic 1111 was sttnpnntlmi
and he was allowed to go on his way
onto.
ILL OONFIR WITH Tl-tl VBITRV
1m Romllty it. Humpnrm returned
It. plat from mliimore, Maryland.
preached ”two sermons Bun-
y,o end confined .1111. the ventry oi
the church. but did not cars but” to
make my Intertidal to the 11 and
t with the
public untillt its 29:90 or 03mm
”rm-1......o 4..
lb! it 11.111111. lino it i
lit ltrito It. inquire to: Price
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‘ MUTH KIDNAPPER HELD.
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John Joocph Kean to Await Action of
Grand Jury.
1 PHILADFLPHIA June 19. wJohn
Juseph Kean the kldnappcr of Fred
die Muir, was given 11 hearing today
and held without bail to uwnict the
action or the grand jury.
ADD KIDNAPPING. ‘
The hearing was bold bofore Magic
irate Eisenbrown. The police depart-
ment intends to railroad the prisoner
to the penitentiary and immediately
after the hearing Captain of Detectives
Donnghy went before the grand jury-
witb his witnesses and asked for an
indictment District Attorney Bell
says he will do everything in his pow-
91 to facilitate the trial or Kean.
Freddie Muth was brought to the
court room by his (other, who said the
boy was none the worse for his expcr
ience. ’ihe abductor looking hug
gold and won, was also in cart. The
hearing was brief.
The grand Jury found a true bill
against Kean and he was given 1111 i111
medlntc trial and convicted in loss
than an hour. Judgc Suinbcrger son-
tenccd the prisoner to twenty yotus
From the time of Keane 111 rest until
he was on his way to thc penitentiary
to be), to sentence less than 24 hours
had elapsed
CONGRESSMAN HILL'S TRIP.
He Will Sail for Europe on June 28
to Study Alcohol Question.
On June 28, Mr. Hill will sail on the
steamer Dentschlnnd for Europe and
at the request of Commissioner of I11-
ternal Itcve11ueJol1n W. Yerkes, to
make an object study of the systems of
the use of denatured alcohol in Eng-
land France and Gonnany Germany
remarkable success in the use of dena-
tured alcohol.
lost your there were in
about it. 000 sgrlcult'utal l‘mm distiller-
icg in Company manufacturing dena-
tutcd alcohol for mechanical uses and
in the utilization of waste products It.
is bclicvcti that. 1:1 1‘1.111l .tdvuntngc can
be socurcd to the1 agr'icultutnl swell
as tho 111nnul‘nciuriug interests of this
country by :1 careful study of this sys-
tem before any attempt is made to
dtnlt the regulations, upticr which to
draft the regulations, under which the
law shall go into clicct In this country
January 1,. 1907.
Mr. Hill exports to return about Ang-
ust l5.
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REMOVING OYSTER PILE.
Beds, July 5th,
The. work of removing the immense
pile sot’ oyster shclls alongside the1
opening bound of 'i‘bc itadcl Oyster
Company, on the Washington strcct
b1ldgc,wlll lie ’oarumcuccd Thursday.
July 5th. 'i‘liolc are thousands or
bushels of shells to be lakcu itway and
planted on the extensivr- grounds of
the company. Some six hundred tidrcs
oi? Bridgeport and Southport ’will be
aticndcd to first.
chcrul strainers and a large barge
will be used in lransicrriug the shells,
ARE ON A WEEK'S CRUISE.
William Mcliuuh and Ralph Dibblt1
of South Main strcot. started out Sun1
day morning on a chk'u CI‘lllBt.‘ along
Long Island. 'i‘hcy cxpcci to visit
many of tho harbors atom; tlu1 Sound.
and will also spcnd :1 low days on the
Hudson Hivcr. i1‘ricnds are receiving
souvcutr post cards front thcm ninth-d
111 Oyster Bay, stating tllnt they are
liltVlIlg 11 line tiun1. 'I‘Iu'y export to
rt'itirtt in tiun1 to particitmtc In tho
launch row of tho Norwulk Yacht
Club, on Saturday.
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JONES’ MONEY STILL MISSING.
’I‘iu1 police have 1111 yot bet-11 utmhlc
to lot ntc John Ilurnn. who is suspeclcd
of dumping William Jones, a well
known New Canaan avonun. Broad Riv
or. man. Sunday, and rubbing hint of
$3111. nnt‘ns' had a start or amend
hours on lllt‘ oilit'lnis and also had tho
advantage of tit-tut: practically no-
known around this vicinity.
T‘“ .. ..
iinugias Shins.
Georgi Nader’s,
ON THE BRIDGE.
H ' I
ygeta cc.
From tho not that Hymn Ice in so
much hard". cinder. purer, mu long-
or. and in in every way no much but"
that: natural loo, when it in cold It
the am. price In actual m. it In
much chap». All In wagon. will
«it Hygoln in. title «and. Ask your
in man for it.
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m.- m»-..
Fireworks l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
of all other countries has made more. '
operation K
Hadel Company to Begin Planting ct /
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Yeti Car: Wash
In the extra care used' in making our wash suits, and in the re;
liable character of the colors and fabrics, our boys' wash suits pre-
sent their strongcst claims for theiconsidcraticn of “mothers of boys.
Our great showing includes Russian blouse styles' in all colors,
for boys 2 if. to 6,
$110 $2.50
And Sailor blouse suits for boys 4 to 10, in white khaki and col-
ored chambray, gai'atea, madras and linen, from 5°C to $2.50.
Separate wash pants, 251: to 50c; bloomer pants, 501:.
This is headquarters for good summer wears for boys, at prices
you can-afford to pay.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Occasionally we meet persons who want. to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for instanccwthnt So
and 80 charged them so much, and tho main was “about
as good. " Did you ever hem of "about as good eggs?"
Even it the main was no wo1sc than “about as good, " why
not buy the host?
1
Buy Outs 'l‘hni's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little, ones.
Chick Cracked Corn.
D. M. Chick Food.
Ho Chick Feed.
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POSTCARDS 25111 11102511
Wm. P. Beers,
Stationery Stores,
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwilk.
SOFT CRABS AND IOBSTERS
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
Blue. Flat. Weak. Porgies. . Butter. Mackerel.
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon Ells.
1.0111: and Round Clams. .1 Little Necks
y. I
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 gift-cc Delivery
160 P05111011...
Filled by Graduates of \
MERRILL-BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 62 Week.
Ml YOU WATCHING MERRILL}! RECORD?
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What are You Going to {do with
Your Silverware
While You’re Away This .Stlmmor?
Thieves might break 111515... house. but not into our
big strong vault. ,
Safe deposit boxes it a year and upivard.
Packages stored at reasonable rates.
at
wu mu: 11.1111 ,
Postal 011145.wa Views .
Boys Wash Suits ~
. opening rise.
' and Si.
, A, “(opt tworfilufln
one or the ‘
Sanltol Kind
Tooth Powder
Tooth Paste
Tooth Brush
Toilet Soap
Toilet Powder
Shavlni: Stick
Both Powder or Shaving Cream
Your dentist will tell you that the
Sanitol kind is the host
The billiard Pharmacy.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. ST., 10:10 a. m.~'I‘1ndlng
in stocks at the opening today was
cxcltod anti active at. a smart rebound
from yesterday's doprossion. Many of
the spocuiative lavoritlcs showed wide
adVancos. Pennsylvania wns espec-
ially alt‘cctcd by the conclusion of the
negotiations for a loan in Paris. The
first sale was of 100 shares at 130%
followed by 200 shares at 130% and
then followed by 15,000 shares all the
way from 1'31 to 133, compared with
125i oi last night. Noxthern Pacific
rose 4 point, Anaconda 2%, Great
Northern pfd.‘, ..:Roadl11g 1% and U11-
ion Pacific St. Paul Illinois Central
Italiimmc d’z Ohio ,Consholiduted Gus.
Autoignition-1d Copper Smelling, Loco-
motitc (‘olornllo F1111! and Brooklyn
. 'lrnuslt £10111 1 to 1% There were
many gains of 11 large fraction intol-
borough Metropolitan stock which has
been pegged at, 50 for several days
past brokc vlolcnily tluouuh that sup
podt with a decline oi” 31/1; points on
enormous offerings.
WAIJ. Si'Rl- M ii :1. m—Thc rout
of the stunt interest furnished a good
market rm profit takit1g.'l‘his selling
wiped out 11 considerable portion or the
Anaconda reacted 1.1%
Pennsylvania 2% Northern Paciilc We
I’nul Reading. Grout North-
ern pfd., Imontotllm and Consolidated
Gus i.lnte1horm11..h blctiopolitnn
went down to dill/4. and the prefe1red
also lost l. Renewed pnt‘chusc on .1
largo stoic: allied the market substan-
tiullv. St Paul. Itcutling and Union
I’acillc sold i1uctiouall1 higher than
below. (in this rise 11 number of 11.1.
dltlonal gains of. cooscqueuccs Wci'c
mndc. inn-thorough M1 tropolitan
bloke. again to 4.31/4 and the nutrket no
121111111 unsettled.
W/tld. Slitl‘b '1‘ Noon. ~Prlccs
mndc nuothcr advance with conspic
nous strcngth in Iicading. St. Paul
and tho Mot tal Stocks 'l‘hc successive
breaks in lntmlmrougb Metropolitan
had an uuscttllng lul‘lucute 1111 tl111 ris-
ing tcudcncy 11lscwl1cr.c llonds ucrc
i11'.s11ul11r
WAIJ. STREP‘T l p. n1.-—~'I‘he mur-
kct continued nervous but the liucna-
tions wcro narrow-r vory few of thc
lcndct's vurving mole titan halt [it"i
(uni Itusincss was pretty much at
11 standstill at l o'clock.
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SCOLDEiD BY FATHER. LAD AT-
TEMPTS SUICIDE.
m.
.‘ P'ortland Boy Taken Lnudanum. but
Dole Wap anil.
PORTLAND. John 19 allecnuse he
won rcplitnnndcd by his inthm on Sun-
dny cvcning, John Seymour. son of
Mr. and Mrs. George 1.. Seymour. of I11-
diun ilili avenue, (itldct'slcovo. took a
done of luudnnum shortly before 7
o'clock vestorduy morning, cxeiutmlng
shortly hetero swallowing the
Illmlt’l'fllt‘ tiltrttility that he wished he
was dcad.
The quantity tnkcn proved insulti-
11l11nt to ond the young man‘s life, al-
though all the morning he remained
in :1 partial stupor.
(it into Scymnnr has worked for
Charles P. Abboy. the cigar unmutnc-
turcr of tillderslccvo. He got thc drug
in town, saying that his father bud
cut his hand 11nd wished the luudunum
to place on the wound. Seymour is
about 20 ycnrs old and has boon well
spoken oi.
REPRESENTATIVIDLEDTER'S BODY
cos: a TM.
WASIIING’I‘ONMII 11 Ill --'I‘ht1 hotly
o! licprcncntutivd idler, 01‘ Georgia.
who died Sound the result or 11
fall through the $31M: oi the sport-
moot house wh M.Vitil residing.
wnn pinned aboard the Southern mill-
Wuy train lcnvlnmborc this torenoon.
and will arrive in Snvannah. the do
cooled 11 home. tomorrow. in addition
to the family the body was «compan-
ied *by the special committee of the
3611,10 and notice. 1 1 .
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Fin! HUM! HAD OOLIO.
’i‘hc City or Harwell: bad 11 narrow
escape last. night from toning "Happy,"
one of its valuable hrs horses, 11 1101111
panics of “(3nd” on the Pioneer truck
side of the Main street tire house. The
animal was taken with the colic and u
call was cont for Dr. G. M. mundane.
'l'hc veterinary worked on the horse
for some time and finally succeeded in
bringing him out of the ittaclt.
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“WASHINGTON. June 1911141111 pro-
mint ho
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PINEAPPLES.
Special buying opportunity;
Three sizes. at 101:; at 12l/2c;
12l/2c size, $1.40 per dozen; largest oiz c. 31. 75 per dozen.
Mason' 3 Jars. at 60c dozen, quarts and pints. ,
Mason' 3 Jar Rubbers, Lightning "Jar Rubbers.
Strawberries, native berries, as handsome as you could with tor, front
the Roacdaie Farm of Mrs. George Co motock, going at 14:: qt... fine 1.1.1111".
if you are thinking of canning some, i can have them brought to
door, direct from the lot, fresh and fine, large handsome bet-rich.
Home Spinach for Saturday, 18c peck.
Fresh Eggs, dozen. 25c.
Mississippi Tomatoes, 2 qts. for25c.
es, 251:. Wax Bean, 5:: quart.
Shoulders, bright, new lot in.
The Norwegian Smoked Sardines
ed our stock. Something fine for pic
What will it be?
now is the time to put up In cant.
at 151: to 181:, or per dozen, 101: size, ”Ab
Beets, home grown. 9c; 3 It
Cabbage, fresh, cheap and good.
proved such a success we have not:
ob: or lunch, 121: can. . ,
Hope to serve and please. ' '
LORENZO DIBE
Telephone Call 26-4.
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21 Pounds Granulated Sugar.
HE N‘I‘IUR FLOUR .......... per bag, 65c; per hitrroi
b‘ORtls .. ...... .. ....... . ...... . ..... ...... 2 packagem,
l: 0 0111's ...... ..... . ........... . ................. . ‘ ‘
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WAX BFANS ......................... ........?epe(tj‘ofiT;rt ‘
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Home '(Irown Bonios, ithub:1rl1,i’cas, Asparagus, Bunch Beets, Built:
UNITED GROCERY C0
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO NO‘RWALK. GT.
«iRoton Point Hotel
Now open for the Season of I906. H . . 1 .
Shore Dinners a Specialty, Dancing, Boating, 1111111113111;
,.oil1er attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Da‘y’ "" ”’ L
Grand Concert by the Wheeler 81. Wilson l3and
Dancmg Attcrnoon and Evening.
.7...” .._.... ..., m.
,‘wllly.
Hundreds of Eyeg-
nre being overworked as a result at application 11 on war 1 r W'
Relic! tor strained and tired eyes may be had all.) utilization” ‘ '
averted by wearing a. pair or on
Propor- Oiossos. Properly Adjuotod:
Examination Free.
Matching oi lenses and all Repairing a amenity.
- 0 B. JRCKBON,,
O , “In.
so WALL "our. . 1 pt! .
,jm:
.gut
#3!“
turbo: at Wholesale and Rettiit
A full assortment of Shciflllhit, Rooting, Dcnrcning 1.11.1 insult
Ordinary Ladders and Extension ladder: from 12 root to ad (but
Mill work of every description.
Large Kiln-drying facilities.
All kinds of Window (lists.
Bub Weight: and cord.
Kindtinc Wood and Bow Duct.
N. I. mate-ml Inturdlyo at Noon. ‘
. Water'Stteet South Norwatlt.
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1YIM1TII. till.
Norwalk Chronicler