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Lllilfli NBW‘ iiilliBS
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Suit cases and trunks at Joseph Da-
vsi‘. Sec adv.
A timely sale. of bags at D. M. Read
Company's. Sce adv.
Get the good water habit. Read E.
W. Kelly's adv. on third page of this
issue.
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. --Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
'l‘hc proof of the success of the Mor-
rlll College will be found in the adv.
Read it.
Old Wcii Lodge), ‘. and A. M., worlc
ed the first degree at its meeting last
evening. -
The usual dance was held last, night
at. the Norwalk Yacht. Club quarters
at Hickory Blut‘i’. and was well allcnd-
oil. Spicdci's orchestra, of Bridge-
port, furnished the music.
The Knights of King Arthur. the.
prominent organization of boys of
Grace Church are preparing an impur~
taut celebration at tho Church for
Sunday evening, when a class of candi
dates wil be made “Esquircs.”
Uncas Tribe, 1. O, R. M.. hold a
meeting lasi cvcning at which tho no-
mination of oiiiccrs took place. 'i‘hrcc
or four diii’crcnt namcs worc put up
for oliicc anti a spiritcd clot-lion is cx-
pccicd. it was votcd to hold a show
dinncr. at Grcgory's Point.
Clinrlcs Eilliicr, of tho (ionnccllcut
Railway and Lighting Company, is
spending tho day with friends down
the harbor sucking rho i'cstivc black-
iish. Mr. liliihicr expects to catch
so many fish that. the tides for the
ncxt few days will probably bc prijrccp-
tibly lowur.
Pcoplc who are clcun inside will
look like it and act like it, They
will work with energy, think clearly,
not clearly and have healthy thoughts.
Hollistcr‘s Rocky Mountain 'l‘cu. It
makes clcnn people. 35 ccnls. Tea or
Tablets. Pluisted's Drug Store.
Chairman Charics ii. Diiwortli, oi'
the City oi‘ Norwuik’s light coiiiinittco
who with the highway dcpartincni has
been dclcgatcd to trim lhc city trccs,
where they intcrtorc with tho diffu-
sion of etc ‘ric light wirca, is cndcn
vorlng to d scovcr whcllicr tho work is
within his province or that of tho
town tree wot-don.
EAST NORWALK FIREMEN'S
TROUBLE.
Fire Police Said to be Responsible for
Chief Wheeler's Deicat.
There is sonic sort of a rcaciiou
brewing in the East. Norwaik Fit‘c Dc.
parlmcnl and tho flrc committcc,
which comm-inch Edward li‘. Smith.
Howard lAiwudi-s and Arthur \Vuldroii
is much pcrplcxr-d an to what course
to pursue iii rcgnrd to siralulitcnlng
the matior out.
A low days ago a dcparlmi-ui clot--
tion was bold in which tho ritual Nor.
walk Flrc l’oiicc Voted.
'l‘he rcsuit was that (thin! l". M.
Wlicclor was ousted and amount liiiil
was elcctcd chic! iu hill piacc. This
did not plcaso Mr. thclcr and his
‘ many friends, who licliovcd that he
should liuvu boon rctulncd in olllcc for
another teriri.
'l‘ho thclcr l‘ratliun thcn ruiscd
the question whctlicr tho ll‘iru Polk-u
had a right in van» in a dopnrlmcnl
moetini: and rcqucsicd that tho com-
mitted loll, llic i-lcclion nuldo and cull
another department. nwciiug to Hot-
tlu tho inatlcr without admitting tho
fire policu to tho hniiol. ’l‘ho altair
i Mi outgrowth of tho rccctii lrotihlc
hutwoon the lirc [witch and tho May.
flower Hook and ’Jilldf'l‘ Company.
and it looks on i! it would l'urlnnh a
fruitful cause for discuunlon.
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THORNTON'S AMUSEMENT AND
CARNIVAL COMPANY.
he above company opomul thali-
his entertainment and carnival on
id. nvcnnc. taut night. it, is call-
molcd that no worn several thous-
and people OWN grounds and in tho
enclosures. c Carnival oompriaen
ten chow and is or .such .n varied
chunctor an in chord annmcmcnt for
nvcrycnc. There in a hand consort.
ovary afternoon and cvcnlng.
OUT A GAIN lN Hll wma‘r.
John Wyomnn, an employee of the
Norwniiiiron Works. cut a gash in
Norwciii iron Works, while swinging
on “at. Dr. Jean humcrticr wan
calm and removed the injured man to
his allied in Well. Washington direct,
whim ho pluccd mm; or (our stitches
, 7 no no it.
lot it tho lime to. on it i
i“ llilliil a GOtlltN.
PROTEBT8 AGAIN.
W
i ”i. n. noucAuw
Thinkc the City Official. Should Pra-
hlblt West Avenue Show.
22 West Avon, South Norwalk, Conn.
June 20, 1906.
My dear Mr. millionw
As a resident and admirer of our
fair city. 1 desire to make public pro-
test against the disgrace which has
conic to us in tho arrival of 'l‘hornton’s
Carnival which began its disturbance
of the police and its disiluurution of
our main avenuc last evening. in com‘
mon with a number of our citizens l
have made protect to the mayor. and
have received the reply so character-
istic of oilicoru who are elected to do
something for the community. “noth-
ing can be done.” While I am iii-
torinod by those who are in a position
to know, that there is a discretionary
power with the mayor which Could be
oxerciscd. yet. as a loyal citizen i no-
ccpt tho statcnicnl; 01‘ our chief oxocu-
tivc as being made intclii ently and in
good faith. However. i the law ho
powerless, thc moral scutimcnt of the
people is not. and it as citizuns we do
not. dcsirc this invasion of quiet and
decency in tin».- center of our residential
section, it is ours to say so pithlicly
and through our City Council. it is
in tlic hopc oi' arousing some public
sentimcnt. that i write.
No ouc could pass up West avcnuc
last cvcning without having his ros-
pcci for our city and its pcoplo ilocid~
cdly lowered. A slrangcr visiting us
for the iirsl liiiic could only conclude
with rcason that the citizcns of South
Norwalk cared nothing for liiolr com-
munity cxccpt as a place to cal, sloop
and iiinkc Iiionoy: or (-ch that thcli’
tastes wcrc no liighcr than thosc wlioso
chict‘ dollght. is in such rcsorts as
North Beach. and Roma Point at its
worst. He would novor drcani iliat
wc math: high prctcntioiis along musi-
cal and literary lilies; that the Town
of Norwalk prided itsclt on its large
number of music lovers; that we had
litoiury clubs and Wcrc very cxclusivc
in our social sets. He would not think
that. Wc had any publicspirilcd iiicn,
brainy merchant princes or distin-
guished lawyers. If he wore forced to
inalicvc We had such incu and wom-
cii, ho would dcclarc ciiiphatlcally that
thcsc intclllgcnl and cultured people
iiiusl he. the victims of a vicious poli-
tical and iiiunicipiii ring, which con-
trollcd pubic affairs and which ri-pcat
cd cti'orls had failed to disloduc i'roui
oillcc.
i
against such an cstiiualc living l‘oriii-
cd of lill' and oi‘ ihc many cillzcus who
sympathizv with mo in this matter. but
ccsslon ol' lhcsc clicap and vulgar
shouts, which do nothing for tho com-
munity lint rclicve it or its roomy and
lowcr its moral loan, .is tor us to ad
iiilt ilial wc arc Just. such a pooplc its
a stranger judging from uppcuranccs
would conciiulc.
it will of com-so bc said that, l object.
because this scrlcs of shows is iicar
my homo and my church. but 1 pro
lost for the whoic city. and feel that
tho limo has conic when our oIicials
shall, not wait for some ordinances to
compcl ihcm to considcr tlic inicrcsls
of the pcoplc, but shall originatc somc
incusurc for tho confining oi‘ thcsc
shows, it wc must. linvc tlicm at all, to
thc nninliahltcd portions of tho com.
iiiuiiily. , i am as rcady to work for
tho dccucy of othcr mcn’s ucighhor-
bonds as my own. but i prolcsl against.
this supinc liidii‘l’ercncc which i‘t‘t‘t‘ivcii
wiili opcn arms cvcrything that wants
to conic, providcd ii is able to pay thc
licuusi- loo.
Siucercly.
W. W. ’l‘. illiNtTAN.
FIRE DESTROYS CHICAGO BLOCK.
CHICAGO, .lunc 2il.~vl"lrc curly to.
day practically dcsiroycd tho Iuaiiii
lat-luring building at 1le and lit: (in-
iarlo ulrccl. 'l‘iu' loan wan cslliiinlcd
at $Sil,lillil.
’l‘lu- building was occupicd by tho
llcrbv Slcani Laundry (Yomllnny.
oilalh Johnson and i'ompuny. publish-
ers, and tho At'iiw l’iute works.
limigltis Shoes,
[ledge healers,
ON THE BRIDGE.
H . “ p l
ygela ce.
From the tact that Hyatt: ice It so
much harder. clamor. purer, mu long-
er. and M in Ivory way so much battcr
than natural lcn, whcn It ll cold oi
the um. prlcc as natural ’10.. It in
much cheaper. All In wagons will
no Hygoia in this ”noon. Ask your
in ma for it.
J. w. autumn.“
fiestas“.
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL.
Postal liardlelNeleews
wnocimm inn min.
tumult minus 1"
initiator Pate. ’
Now. Mr. Editor, tor and l protest ‘
l i'ccl that for us to submit to tho suc- 1
Boys’ Wash Suits
‘ You Can Wash. .
in the extra care used in making our wauh suits. and in the re-
liable character oi’ “the colors and fabrics, our boys‘ wash suits pro-
scnt their strongest claims for the consideration of mothers of boys.
Our great showing includes Russian blouse styles in all colors.
for boys 2% to 6. '
$1, to $2.50
And Sailor blouse suits for boys 4 to IO, in white khaki and col—
cred chambray, galatca, madras and linen, from sec to $2.50.
Separate wash pants. 25c to 50¢; bloomer pants. 50c.
This is headquarters for good summer wears for boys, at prices
you can afford to pay.
PM
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
M-
M~~\./~\ ../~ ‘\..../’”—\»_../.~\ ~.W~~'
Occasionally we incct pcrsons who want to argue with
us about prices. 'l‘hcy will icil us for instance—that So
and So chargcd them so much, and the grain was "about
as good." Did you cvcr hour of "about as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was no worse than “about as good," why
not buy tho best?
l
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick (irackcd Corn.
D. M. Chick Food.
110 Chick Feed.
.ru—u.-.c._- ._..
POST ans. 2501's.; iiIiOZEli
at
Wm. P. Beers,
Stationery Stores,
I
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
"go-acids ANDioBSTERSM
Blue. Flat, Weak. Porgies. Butler. Mackerel.
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon. Ells.
Lona and Round Clams. Little Necks
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
V 170 Fashions
MERRILL §fi§i°adfi§§ COLLEGE
The Pant M Week:
n. A. nunmu... Principal, u. Hamill, com.
49 Wall.St.. Norwalk.
u
What are You Going' to do with
. Your Silverware
While You're Away This SUmmoH
lhievos might break into your house. but not into our
big strong vault.
Safe deposit boxes $4 a year and install.
Packages stored at reasonable rates.
.o.
Iii",
' live at sonic t‘iirthcr advance.
one of the '
San‘ltol Kind
thu in used at n
Tooth Powder
Tooth Paste
Tooth Brush
Toilet Soap
Toilet Powder
Shaving Slick
Bath Powder or Shaving Cream
Your dentist will tcll you that tho
Siiuitol kind is thc best.
lite Clifford Pharmacy.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘RiCE'l‘, iii:lii a.Lm.--Prlc~
on at the owning of tho stock markcl
today sliowml brisk advances ovcr
lastniuht with tho usual spcculailvc
i’aVoritcs lending. irt‘ni Norilicrii pi.
rosc 11%;. National la’uid 2. Aiiicricaii
Stitching 11/63, iiiicrhoi'ough Mctropoli-
iaii Md. and i'tcading 1%, Chosapcalw
& ()hlo, locomotivc and [)clawnrc &
Hudson l. and St. Paul, Ontario (in
Wi'sivrii Canadian Pacific and Colora-
do lv‘uci largo fractious. Michigan Ccn-
triil sold an advancc of five points.
iiallimorc ii: ()lilo yichlcd it. on rcaliz~
lag and iutcrlmrongh-Mctropolitaii ran
oil’ ncariy a point.
WALL S’lfitliliil’l‘. ii a. iiinclllng
orders in Baltimore and Ohio and iii-
torhorough Metropolitan carried tlicni
oil 1 and U4, rcspcciivcly, but thcir
wcakucss had only a. slight cfi‘cct on
tho gcurnl market. which continued ac
Sonic
clicclivo profit taking occnrri-d from
tinic to timc iii Great Norlhcrn pid..
Load and inicoliiotivc. 'i‘hc dcmami
was t‘rcciy {Hi to takc profits and the
risc lialtcd at ll o'clock.
WALL S'l‘lllCl-I'i‘. Nooii.—-'l‘lioro was
iiulahlc shriiihnlzc in tho roluiiic of
activity in tho sccoiid hour. Sonic
new points of sircugth dcvclopcd but
thc market bccamc spotted and irro»
gulur. Michigan (Icniral man 20 points
in all. Northwuslcrii and lnicrborouuh
Motrmioiitan pfd., i-osc ‘3, and various
(illii‘l‘ stocks uuiucd from i to 1%.
licailzing ctiuscd reactions in some of
[ill' carilcr strong stocks and tho iron-
cral now at noon was hoary. lioiids
Wcrc Sil‘ilii". .
WALL S'l‘RF CT, 1 p. iii.—~l’rcfit
taking was haslciicd by signs of :i
rcucwcd brcak in tho inlcrhorouuli
Mclropolilaii stocks, ilio common fai-
ling to it‘ll. and tho prci‘crrcd to iii“...
Coincidcntuliy thcrc was a slump of
'l in Metropolitan Railway. lloclincs
trout tho host did not rcuch largo di-
mcusions ckccpl in St. Paul. ill-ailing
and Silliii‘ of the nicinl stocks. The
markct's tonc grcw liclicr hcforc 1
o'clock.
MR. FIELD‘S ACTlVlTY.
Member of Parliament is Financially
interested in Many Companies.
ummm, .lunc 2(i.~-Wllllam it‘lcld.
incinhcr of thc Parliament for the St.
Patrick's division oi Dublin and chain-
plon of tho British iiical dculcra, who
has horn on at-livcly uucslionlng llic
lllllliiiii‘l‘l-l for tho past wcck. in reply
to a iurlhcr uucstlon in thc liousc to
day. clicilod thc information from
War Socrclary llnldauo that "an Auto
ricnn firm loiiu-nslithiislicd in tho
London moat iiiarkct," holds contracts
to supply moat lo thrcu military ulti-
tions in tho Unitcd Kingdom. 'i‘licsc
contracts do not includc lhc supply of
canned provinlons. hut occasionally
prcscrvcd nicat In lsnucd train the ur-
my t-cm'rrc storcu in order to insure
a turn ovcr of tho stock. 'l‘hc propor»
that of lrozcu motion is not allowed
to oxci-i-d two sow-allot of thc mutton
ituppiicd to tho lroopn.
'l‘iw lull-rust of Mr. Fluid in thc
mcai duration in undmihtcdly due to
Ilic fact that he in in lhc provision
lililiililiitu, is prcaldcnl. oi the irish (lut-
ilo 'i‘radcr‘a and Stock Owncru' Assn»
claliou. Vli'i‘ prcnldoul of tho National
h‘cdcrullou or Meal 'i'radcs' of tho
liuilcd Kingdom, honoury acrrctnry or
iii» imhlin \v’icinallcr‘u Aunociaiion.
and govt-rnor of tho ltoyal lrluh Vciori.
nary (folk-ml.
8AM FRANCiBOO POLIGYHOLDERS
ORGANIZE.
lid it‘llANCli‘iCl), .iunc 2ii.m~'i‘hc no-
vural coumiumiul hodica oi' lvian li‘rmh
r-iilco will Incul Monday, Juno 25, in
organic n poilcyhoiilcrn' prolocllvo aa-
mclniion for tho put-polio ol scouring
prumpl and fair soilicmouln for thcir
nmmhcr from the vuxlonn lunurunrc
coinpmiiml in which they hold policicn.
About 2.700 busincnn mun arc concoct:
ad with time commercial hodlcn and
all or them have insurance; loam»:
which they want ndiilaiinl on it fair
ham. Thcir policies Mort about 120
itinerant companies.
nscm'r ARRiVAL , or "lulu.
BMSCONSE’P. Manic, June 20.»
steamer Teutonic, from Livmpml and
downtown for Now York was In com-
mnnicntlcn by wireless with the sin-
iion have. when on miles east at tho
Nantucket nightclub in. ii a. m. to
day. .
“limit mush. N. lit. June 10"“
steamer thinluchinnd. from military
Dow: and claimant; for New York.
our in communication by litmus
with the Marconi station hm nun
liuiuilccmlimu chm: point it,
in“. in. . . p _ _' :
Show us a dressy man who owns two Summcr Suits,
and we’ll show you one that wears Blue Sergcpart-uof {the
time. Most always so. Other woolcns and colors (£0th
and go, but'Bluc Serge goes on forever. Two or aim pie:
suits. $10.00 to $20.00. ’. ‘
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i: it. atrium
Telephone Call 165-5.
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ehmfiiNEAPf’LENS. ;
Special buying opportunity; now is the time to put up in cans. ‘ ‘
Three sizes, at the; at tilt/2c; at 15c i0 18c, or per dozen, 10c size, 61.15
121/20 size. $1.40 per dozen; largest at: e, 51.75 per dozen. ‘ ‘
Mason's Jars, at 60c dozen, quarts and plots.
Mason's Jar Rubbers, Lightning Jar Rubbers.
Strawberries, native berries,
the Rosedalc Farm of Mrs. George Co mstock, ..
If you are thinking of canning some. I can have them brou
door, direct from the lot, fresh and fine,
ght in. your
large handsome berries. ‘ '
Home Spinach for Saturday, 18: peck. 4“
Fresh Eggs, dozen, 25c. ' .‘
Mississippi Tomatoes, 2 qts. for 25¢. Beets. home grown. 90: 3humi
ea, 25c. Wax Beans, 5:: quart.
Shoulders, bright, new lot in. . ' ’
The Norwegian Smoked Sardines proved such a success we have "mo.
ed our stock. Something fine for pic nic or lunch, 12:; can. "
What will it be? Hope to serve' and please.
Cabbage. fresh, cheap and good. ‘
w cg...” ...._ _.__._.... ‘._...«..
2 $1.
1 Pounds Granulated Sugar. - .
rotten ................ ............ "
u. 0. cars ........ .............................. 22 ”thifij‘m ‘
PINEAPPLES ..... .. ........ .. ......... . ............. per doz‘en, $1.
WAX BEANS ............................ ......... . ...... pennant.“
iiERMlll)A ONIONS .................................... . 4 quarts, zen
NEW POTATOES. Spccin‘i low price
Homo Grown Berries, Rhubarb, 1"
Unions, etc.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
80 NORWALK. 01".
115.. m.
for Saturday. . ,
ens, Asparagus, Bunch Bcetfl. Bunch
r
man... man
Now opcnilor the Season of liillli.
Shore Dinners a Specialty, Dancing, Boating, Bat-hing and.
other attractions. ,
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. ,
Decoration Day , y _
GrandConceri by the Wheeler & Wilson Band.
- Dancmgr Atte'rnoon and Evening. ' "
a: .. ....._M........ .. N-..
otéll’rw
|
Hun ads of Eyesflj“
are being overworked as a‘ result of application upon work or boqgfi
serious , ' T ..
Relic! ior strained and tirod sync may be had and
averted by wearing a pair of out:
Properly Adjuut
Examination Fm. , .
Proper Ola-son.
Matching, of Lenses and all Ropairlut a Specialty.
O. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
68 WALL ETHIIT.
1’
NORWALK. .w
4r 1.
Th6. Hall “a...
Lumber at What is and out
In In and» amt «in of W
s
A full assortment of Sheathing. Rooting, hastening and local
Ordinary ladders and Extension [adding from it feet to 36 1
Mill Work of every description. ” - .
Large Kiln-drying facilities. ‘
All kinds of Window Gian.
Ills-h Weight: and Card. _
[tinnitus Wood and a" Dust. ..
N. Ion-cloud lotion-day. It Noon.
Water Street, South Norwaik.
rot rat. «4.
Watch out "Want? ”my...
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