W< w Ice w_ cream “_ Lane’s I1 WASHINOTON IT.‘ ' local Nutritious. WEATHER REPORT. For Norwalk and vicinity: Local showers tonight and Sunday morning. followed by clearing. A trough of low pressure extends from "i‘exus northeastward to the eastern portion of the Lake region. This area has produced showers during the past 24 hours in the western and northern sco- tlons. Conditions favor for this viciu. ity unsettled weather with local show- ers, followed by fair. Blackberries and cherries are din- played by several of the local mar- kete. Mrs, Margaret Vouburg anti Miss K. Germoud Vosburg are guests of friends in Newark, N. J. —Detrolt Boat (.‘o.‘s Boats \vill ap- peal to every sportsman. St, John sells them. See torjale ud. ——Pearl Alpincn. ()‘llrien. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Smith and Miss Mamie Siuit.h.‘o’i‘ Kingston. New York. are visiting Mrs. W, J. Hamilton, of 8 Elizabeth street. Miss Grace Seymour was able to sit up for the first time ye<terday, at the Norwulk Hospital, and it in export. ed that. she will be able to go to her hour. next Tuesday. ——.—-—-—-—— -—Snlt. Park, the lb. I‘luyes' Mitt. Constable loodwiu hits a. line dog which he is anxious to tlnd a home for. The. animal is u ptippy anti he has taken such a liking to it. that he r l lin urn it. i ark, N, .I., formerly of South Norwnllt. unmam‘lWW irritant isolator r in It in time i no Itl pin to Price. IIYLOR & It lDEN. own-«W ..... ‘ Mr. nud‘Mrn, Daniel Hoyt, of 'New- ......-..— have just returned to their home. utter a two weekn' sojourn at Atlantic (lily. q...— Minn Gertrude Mann-er returned home from initiratton Hull. Seminary, yesterday. Mina Manner graduated from the business department. taking second highest honors of her clash. M All Master Masons are cordially in- vited to accompany the members of St. John's Lodge. 1“. and A. M., of Nor- waik, to Wot-rtport; tomorrow evening, to attend service at Christ Church. 'I‘ho prosecuting attorneys have not yet caused any arrests for non-pity- meut of dog licenses, but threats are being made that prosecutions will no our, The selectmen have followed- the usual custom of turning over lists of delinquent owners to the proaecub ors. Several hundred names are on the list. . ——Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria. Tito New York Athletic Club fleet of tWetity-seven yachts in the rare to Block island are expected to go up the Sound early this afternoon. The fleet of big yachts of the Indian i-Iar- bor Yacht Club are also expected dur- lug the ui’iernmu. A number of lo- cnl yaclitsmen will sell out. to see the boats go by the Norw'hlk Islands. .I. William Vollmer. son of Chief Volliner, yesterday received uotIllr-tr tinn tltut lu- had passed all his Erad- iiatirig examinations at Yale College, and that hereafter be is entitled to the designation of M, I). It. in Dr. .I. William \’ollmer henceforth, anti his friends are sincerely glad that Iit',‘ has been so successful. lie is now at. liitn- dnll's Island, N. Y. Joseph Stuart. Whiteside‘s steam yacht Neckan, ol‘ t.‘.olumbi:t Yacht (ilnb, New York. with Mrs. Whiteslde. ilernnrd lr‘rnukliu Wiseher, of the ii‘iseiier i’inno Manufacturing (lotu- puny, New York, and Mrs. Fischer aboard, him dropped anchor oi’i' Iielle Island, to be the guest of Richard II. (ioldeu, at the l-lungalow, over Sunday, Robert F. (hitter. n \yelLkuOWti Nor- wztlk young man, is now located in Kansas City, Mo. Notice has been given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the New England Food (ionrpnny ((‘onnce: tieut corporation) will be held at tho olilee ol‘ the company in [Cost Norwnlk on tho 2th day of June. ltlttii, zit ltl o'clock Ill the fort-noon, for the pur- pose of providing for additional t'upl- tnl to enlarge the plant and to carry in our complete showing of homespun, wool crash and tropical wor- on oudrxploit. the. business of the t'tllll- pany by authorizing the issuing and the selling of additional capital stock, bonds or other evidence of indebted- tress. does not want to,klli it. A White steamer arrived yesterday for Alden Solmnus. The machine in one of the most handsome in town, and is kept in the new garage Mr. Sol. mans erected in the roar ot‘ his livery stable. REAL ESTATE SALES. Dudley S. 'I‘rowbrldge to Marie S. ilrorlirit-k, i'hinbury, 35 lots, Foster Park. War. Maria I. ()lnistead to R. .Ioaelorsky and M. Stull, land and buildings, \\':ir- ren street. War. li‘rederlck tlregory to James ti. Volght. land and buildings, Strawberry lilil. War. Jot-l (i. Foster to Adelaide 'i‘. idler~ ens, building lot, llelle island. War. All questions pertaining to health and bounty are answered here. Makes people feel us they felt Ill full—blooded youth. Does business while you sleep. That’s what Holiator‘s Rocky Mountitin 'I‘eii. will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tub- Ieta. Plalsteds‘ Drug Store. in the list of names and averages of grammar school graduates who took the entrance examination to the Nor. walk High School. published in you" tordny‘n paper, one name was mis— spelled. It should have read Richard .Ireiimd. ‘ llnuglas Shires, AT George lirrlrr’s, ON THE BRIDGE. W —.‘.ltrnw Iiats, Straw Hats. ()‘Ilriou. No work was done :it the uiectlrig oi Uphlr Chapter, 0. E. 8.. last even- Ing. 'I‘liei‘e wan n good attendance. it being next to the hurt meeting this season. At. the next meeting, to he held on .Ittly Iii, an entertainment will be given. W Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of United American Mechanics, held its second nomination of oIIii-ors, Inst. evo- hing. ’l‘he entertniutueni. committee in planning for n i-lnuihake to be bold early in August on the. property of Charles ii. Young. in IAIWIHIi‘H avenue. lb. W Hygeia Ice. I"o\viii, Hayeu' Mkt. . ~— An order wuu yesterday hunted by the limilie m"... for tut pxhnmpm mt much harder. cleaner. purer, tam long- From the tract that Hypcta ice in 00' the ulministrntor'it account In the ca- tnte of the late June (J. 'l‘iilniurlge, which .I. M. IAIWIUII wan adminis- trator. The. realgnntlon of Mr. Layton tut tuimtutirtrntor of the estate of the late Sarah Andrew: was tirade yester- any. 0. Drunk c h on no man u” . il'racticnl i'ltintern It‘ll Ilotlnd «cake that We tell you. Your work coma bunt dollars and Ill beat every limo you mm the l.. & M. Paint. You do more painting with one grit. ‘ ion of II. a M. than with tvm gallons of other points and tho l.. r. M. nine burden! the h. It M. White bead and makes the Lt- & M, I‘aint wear like iron. that" gallons 1.. R: M. mixed with it “Jim id l Oil will paint a mod mt. tilled ouac. new-t cont l.. a M. about $1.20 per “no; 'i‘. Terrell, “Warhead, N. Y., Writes. "til yours ago painted with or. and in in ovary way to much better than natural Ice. whln it in cold at the um. prico no natural loo, it to much cheaper. All I00 wagon: will loll Hyatt: too this union. Alli your toe man for It. .1. W. OLMBTEAD. ' If you want a handsome, stylish outing suit. you'll find it here stedthO-piccc bottom-loose coats, wide-hip trousers with belt loops. side straps and culls at bottom. y _ All the new gray effects are represented in the showing of single and double-breasted models, skeleton-lined with cool alpaca, and stayed by deft tailors to hold shape permanently. . . $7.50 to $l‘5 00 is the price range of all sizes for men and young men. Come in and see the lines. This is headquarters for reliable blue and gray serge suits. in two-piece and three-piece loose models, priced from $10 to $22. .. All good Summer wears for men and boys, from Straw Hats to cool Hose. t" SOUTH NORWALK. Tel. Call, 33-2. f Occasionally we. meet. persons who want to argue with us about prions. They will tell us for instance—~that So and 80 charged them so much, and the grain was "about $3 good.” Did you ever hear of “about as good eggs?" Even if the grain was no worse titan “about as good.” why not buy the bout? Iiuy (hits That's (lloan. MANUEL T. HATCH. ' For the little ones. Chick (tracked Corn. I). M. Chick Fccd. - Ito Chick Feed. l I . l-m-A-fl~ifv~m~~ "~c/“‘\/“\/"'\./"\ mmx in Chill. 25 a...“ l IIIIZ’ET i at Wm. P. Beers, Stationery Stores, 49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. By mustard; . Lobsters, Soil and Hard Crabs. Blue. Weak and Butter Fish Fresh Mackerel. Halibut and Flakes. Little Neck Clams and Roasting Clams. utbill’s Bridge Market, Tel [08 I Free Delivery 170 Positions MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Post M Week. MERRILL. i8 PRIIIINO ON. srrrrii W.wm—.— m Liggetts‘ Satcandy Bun the Original. "290 lb. Ihe Clitford Pharmacy. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. n: TEL. 15...2, TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL S’i‘lili] 31‘, 10:10. a. m.——~0pcu. lug prices in the. stock market today were lower titan last night and suc- ceeding transactions extended the dc- ellncn. Anaconda dropped 8%, Road. ing 1%. Pennsylvania, Union Pacific St, Paul and lirooklyn Transit about a com ,. it .40 m, . ‘tiitii ‘ time. Most always 50. Other woolens and colors i}... not suits. $10.00. to $20.00. 2‘, r, 5r Prepare for the next hot weather with one of our i L i I HAHN I: 1 piece Suits. $6.50 to $15.00. 3, Shirts, Men‘s Fine Footweariiflfl’flmlfl . ‘ f ‘ SELLECK 8: PRI 9' , r t... SOUTH nonw ] i. WASHINGTON ST. Telephone Cali 165-5. f I a point and Northern Pacific. and Ama- ' igumuted Copper large fractions. The volume of dealings was moderate. WALI. S'l‘Iililiil'l‘, It a. m.—~Part.ial th-overies running to a point in Read- iug resulted iroin the demand of the ‘ short interest. Business, which had at no time been large, became gradually smaller on the recovery. The market then dwiined again with several new weak spots uncovered. Union Pacific, Pennsylvania. (‘olorndo Fuel and Brooklyn Transit fell 1 1-2. Amaigm mated (‘opper i H. and Southern old... the. United States Steel stocks, Smelt- iug and iuterlmrough Metropolitan pfd. l. (treat Northern pid.. after a tem- porny gain of I 1-2 fell to 1 below last night. (‘onsolidutcd (ins improved i. ..W SHEFFIELD ON THE SOUND. The Casino Leased by a New York Woman Who Will. Conduct a Summer Hotel. Ill rs. Katherine Mulhollnnd, who con- ducts a large boarding house. In ’l‘wr-n— lynlnth street, New York, has taken The Casino at Slrcflieldou—theJSouud ._ and intends to conduct it during the season as a summer hotel. She will receive regular and transient. guests. Iii mmneetlon with this movement, Warren it}. Smith is leasing the cot- REDDING RIDGE. Miss Emma. 0. l'itiribu'tt who died In Georgetown recently, was one of the beneficiaries of the Edwin Gilbert es. title. In a meiuormuiutn be requested his wife to pay her $300 yearly and she was also bequeathed the income from at block oi the Hilbert & Bennett Co's stock. The dedication of Mabel Osgood Wright‘s book "The (tnrrtou. You and i." is to "The Literary Gurduers oi' iledding." With the cart-option of Prof, lonnsbnry, who does get out. amt delire in the null occasionally. the llt~ eriiry element of the town linen its actual gardening by proxy. The chief trouble in to iind satisfactory more oil. W A t‘oi-eelnsure suit, for about 32.000 IIIIH been brought against Charles it. Moreiiouse, owner of the further Ilen- niaou farm on the Ridge. by Burr Wil. so" or Eitstou. the defendant's inthor~ ludaw. No default of interest. on the loan is alleged but between "00 anti stain of the aunt sued for roproaeutn back tuxeu and tire lniiut'unce pro- itiiiIIIIt-l. Wm... W. Highway (lommlsaioner McDonald Iiitn given his «auction to the select men'n plan of applying part of the town'u lust appropriation under the flood Itondn not, to the rcconntrncttou of n nwitou ol' the «tale highway in Georgetown, All the Hilbert a Iietmett. M. A. MIRRILL, PI'IMIPII. . .0. Hamlin 00M), SATURDAV ONLY. lOc l... I M. Oniy‘now requires repaint. Toll. il' ‘ . inSold by Chas. til. Dow. South Nnr- And 100 Minn. unlit. Conn; Hairball a stapler: thin. , , . _ 'nlk. (gonna I: a; (largo n . eta "0‘0! lion, W t. bum: or run mt, ; a wuotnsiim lino man. Sheet Music Altai-”‘l‘hly Gather tho Hay, Chey- enne. Inluu l0 Witttnmnport. Happy mine, Fly Away Birth. to Heaven. Whit. tho Old Mill Wheel in Turning, Lil Mo won What i Nov-r 90ml t0 iSollll tillllllllll lRllSl Willi, 03 “mm Sil‘tioi. Mill Walk. ‘ I The Trustees have ordered that interact at the rate of Four Pchcnt. be credited to the depositors in the buying: Department for tho cur rods, 1906. . » l , . 4 . i Lilli-b t 4 Nth, w ! + rent tilt: months coding June goth, 1906, payable on and after July WILL. in to contribute toward» the exocrine the share devolving upon the town of the [impound Simon outlay will be com. purriiively ituinil. (luring to a change of family or- rnngenwnin due to death. Mr. tirad- ley. or New York, abandoned the pur- chase option which he nemnvut upon the Jonathan Whitehead nltice. inuv» lug lilo property again indhn market. it wan preclinical this week by W. C. limitrmt for a New York mnnrwho down not. wash his name dimmed tor the prurient. ”the new owner will make extensive improvements. AUTOMOIILI I‘l’IOIRVOIRI DUO (illicntli), June Zfliwwmi n force or as men. it tank v: n and novel-at wagon battle of cinderii upertntnmlent at street: Dohurty began the removal or illegal newline tank. from pubic pm at renter-tiny. "Automobile ' in tchigiin mantle, you the find the rltm invaded. and the slimming of the city laborer-p, with piano, shovels and crowbnrs spread consternation Immune denim who have been vio- luring the city ordinance». Many or limit rota-tad that their buttons: would we r 0mm: mil anon bureau JULY m.» mm noun n. T. mi ‘ J" , ' remand flflflibdifli‘w omi- ' 6'3” ,_:fg>__‘w*m -M V~M-_-_-‘-_ ...-_.......... w, m ”mi/20 size, $1.40 per dozen; largest Ill 0. $1.75 per dozen. . the Rocedate Farm of Mrs. George Comatock. going at 14c qt., fine I) door, direct from the lot, fresh and fine. large handsome berries. es, 25:. ed our clock. LORENZO DIBB POTATOES! lONS, SQUASH, RHUBARB, ETC. 20 North Main"8t., So. Nor-walk. Ct. ’Phone, 143. Shore Dinners a Specialty, on... r i. m ., PINEKiSPLEs. , Special buying opportunity; now Is the time to put up in cans. Three Iizee, at 100; at 12V20; at 15c to 180. or per dozen, 100 sin. Mason's Jars. at 600 dozen, quarts a‘nd pints. Mason's Jar Rubbers, Lightning Jar Rubbers. ~ Strawberries. native berries. as handsome as you could wish fan". if you are thinking of canning some, I can have them brought to', _ Home Spinach for Saturday, 180 peck. Frenh Eggs, dozen. 250. Mississippi Tomatoes, 2 qts. for250. Wax Beans, 5: quart. Shoulders, bright. new lot in. The Norwegian Smoked Sardines proved such a success we have Something fine for pic nic or lunch, 120 can. What will 'it be? Hope to nerve and please. Beets, home grown, 9c: ,3 ‘un Cabbage, fresh, cheap and good. " ;I Telephone cm 06-4. 9 v POTATO .— tuges on the island for the summer. FAN Captain Arthur W. Wicks will run CY NEW POTATOES, PER PK”. ....... . l U a launch to mm from the island. 21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ................... . The. Green cottage on the island has FORCE on H. O. OATS 2 PKGS ‘ been taken for the season by Mr. Oli- ' . .... ‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘ “m M New York, who (,hm,“ the BERMUDA ONIONS,-4 qts. .................... louse, Sunday. A New York lady has TOMATOES 2 QTS, also taken the Robley cottage. ' H . ............. . ' I ' “ ‘ _ EXTRA NICE PINES, AT ...................... $1.00 PER o I.“ " GREEN PEAS, WAX BEANS, BEETS, CUCUMBERS, BUNCH o‘n ., VERY FINE srnAwaanmas. UNITED GROCERY CO. 49 Fort 3c, . Eu: Norwaik..c 'Phom, 819—8. ‘ .‘- Now open tor the Season of I906. Dancing. Boating, Bathing“ L other attractions. 3 : Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. Decoration Day Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8L Wilson Band Dancmg Aitemoon and Evening. mom.-. W ”cunt...” “MW“... ma“. u... w w...“ .._..... .. Hundreds of Eyes arc being overworked u c remit of application upon work or .. itullct tor Utriiiiwd and tired eye: may be bad and llridlll .. averted by wearing a pair 0: out . i Propor (blunt... Prop-fly Adm-t Emulation I'm 1 Matching oi imam In'd nil Repairing n Sputum 0. B. JHCKSON. , pptlotnn. SI WALL fiTRIIT. ‘ NORWM-K- ‘ Lumber at Wholesale and" tall In an and“ and Vulcan MW f A full mun-m. in lilatbibu, antinucnomniumi midrib, , Ordinary mom and Extension underarm in fact to“ M. ‘ Hill trim-k of ovary dmrtptiou. .. um Kaboom mailman. an him at Window 0m. lab Within and cord.” . ,. in: Wound M'- th a" jade-«W‘M' i
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