l w ‘ , 1°99. 4 , :; Lane’s , :,.i t r' . . . I‘l wunmu'rou IT. ‘ ‘ Local ileuilllules. Attorney Loo Duvis,l of' Norwulk, was In Weston yesterday. Catholic Union Council, Knights of Columbus, of Norwalk, will meet to night. " The Rev. M. F. Rigney, of Seymour. was a guest over night of his sister. Mrs. William Cavensg’h, of Orchard street. , George L. Lockwood of Norwalk. is on an automobile tri , to New Haven today, and 18 cotton ing the athletic games at Yale Field. f A quarantine for-messing has been placed on the residence 'of J. W. Brown, of Ludlow str at». East Non walk, his daughter heir§ til. ‘ ‘ Pix-Burgess William »3McMullen, of Franklin avenue, who‘ was stricken with paralysis u. week ago, is resting comfortably and holding his own. Miss Nellie Welton, of Waterbury, who has many friends in Norwaik. will sail on a Europcun trip by the steamer Deutschland, Thursday. M. Frank Becker, u recent graduate of Merrill’s Business College, South Norwalk, has secured a position as bookkeeper with the Yale & Towns Company, of Stamford. Friends of William Decker are re- vceiving souvenir postal cards from him. Mr. Decker is on the yacht Uto- wana, which is now at lKel, Germany, having gone thence from Southampton, England. . .....,...ul.l ——Dr. Dick's cures malaria. B, P. McLetm, who graduated lust week from the iiciiovuc Medics] (‘ol- loge, New York. is spending the sum— mer with Counciimnn and Mrs. iluvid F. Gould, at their home, 57 West avc- hue. The quarantine for scnrlet fever has just been raised from the residence of Matthew J. Burns, of Franklin avenue. after u siege of seven weeks. Mrs. Burns and four children were ill with the disease. The unnnni dinner ot‘ the Norwnik Board of Fire tindenvrltcrs will be held tomorrow at t’lrcgory's Point. The nnnual election of officers of liutie Lodge, l. 0. t). it. will take place tomorrow night. George Builwilz, the son of (it-urge liniiwltz, of 22 Spring iiill. was oporu it'd on this afternoon at the Norwnlk Hospital, for uppendiciils, by Dr. W. J. Tracey. assisted by iirs. i". i. ilur- null and R. L. Higgins. Two men plunged out of 21 Water street saloon vcsterduy afternoon, on giiged in wordy argument. Soon thc nr. gunlcnl cattle to blow but Uit' men were scpurnled in it short time and no arrests were mode on when the po- lice coached the scene more was no- thing going on. Robert Hamilton, n former resident of this city. nnd ht prcsvtil located with the Thomas Ilnvidson Mnnnfnc- luring Company. on snpcrlntomlcnt of their foundry (iopttl‘lnwnl, is n visitor in town today. The linvidson (loin puny is locutod in Monti-uni, whore Mr. liunlllton reunion. The Nutmegucru who are cninpinu out on Little iii-luminock lulnnd re- port that they enjoyed lost night‘s sleep v ry much indeed it won on tilt" Invent i‘om their first ninht in comp. They expect to no lo liolon Point to. marrow nixht to filillt'ii, Any mull for than: will much ihom by being nddrcu- nod to Little la'liutntnnek islund. Cure Fitch's Grocery Store. Removes block hernia. drives uwuy beauty ills. Stimulates the whole nervou- system. known. Nothing on helps failing iovoiinm hit Holliltter'u Rocky Moun- tain T00. all cents. i‘luistod'n Drug Store. A “titer lively fight took plncu on the bridge tut night imtwcmi u urtmic on mill and a drunken women. it won only 0 short time after the. salmon em. The fight storied over it hot.- flu of ii car which the woman had and which t 0 man wanted. She refused to gm it to him and throw it on the ground. He picked up the logged neck of the bottle Ind tried to strike hot- with it. She eluded him until be implied the place of bottle. He that re ohm down the shore road utter snatching her, pounded her . The mines of the scrappy mlr'fiiild Ml he learned. « minty” ,ylu Amateur tircuteui. bountlfler. tumour \wmk hailstorm!” Ii lute ll. . in , lilttili ti .fiOIDlEN. , him TO KEEP OPEN HOUSE. . During this week the Nutmeg Club qunrters at the corner of‘Maln and Wall streets are undergoing a very thorough overhauling and house clean~ lug; during the absence of the mem- bers Who are camping out at L'Hum- mock island. The club will keep open house on the evening 'of July 3rd, when there will be a special program of entertain- ment and refreshments. The club's nominating committee will meet tomorrow night and prepare a ticket to jubmlt to the somi-unuul enacting on Thursday evening. July . W... ,WlLL PRQSECUTE DOG OWNERS. Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis, who has the Norwulk list of the names of owners or harborers of unreslgster. ed dogs, has not yet started to DI‘O- seeute delinquents and has been revise ing the list, many names having been found to be on it, which should not be there. Mr. Davis says that he is getting it grent line of postal cards from people who have dogs. offer the information that, the dog in question is dead. others that. is a young pup under the legal registering ago and various other statements. REAL ESTATE SAL-ES. Joel G. Foster to Adelaide '1‘. Stev- ens, building lot, Bell sllund. Wur. Norwaik Savings Society to Sey- mour Curtis, land and buildings, France street. Wnr, Charles A. Reynolds to Emeline Wis- wsll. Brooklyn. land ond buildings, Newtown avenue. Wztr. Estate of Mary Murphy to John 0c- voyi and wife, land nnd buildings, Marshall and Fair streets. Aduirs. deed. Stephen Halos and wife to John Os- vayinnd wife, loud and buildings, Mur- shull street. War. .Drusilln ‘Barraclough to Henry C. Smith, lot, Woodward avenue. War. MERRlLL COLLEGE COMMENOE- MENT. The graduation exercises of Mer- rili’s Business College, South Norwalk. will he held in the Nor-walk Armory, tomorrow night, commencing at 8 o'clock. The address to the class rick, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who is one of that city's most eloquent speakers, and the college management is to be congratulated on securing him. CAMELOT CASTLE OUTING. The members of Camelot Castle. Knights of King Arthur on organlzzc tion of boys of (lrncc Church. had it very enioyublt- field tiny yesterday. The lads. under the charge. of the Rev. James Benton Werner, enjoyed a soil on Henry 1). Cornell's launch ’l‘ru- nut and stopped at one of tlic islnnds in the hurbor for lunch and birthing, returning home curly inst evening. OVERBOARD lN’THE HARBOR. Luster Warren, of the ofilce of [tis- hop and Lynes, received it ducking in the upper harbor in front of the company‘s dock yesterday llftt‘l'ilnli‘l. \vhllt- pit-poring to take it canoe down to (“ship Nutmeg, ni L‘iininock islnnd, Louis W. Lconnrd pulled him out of tho lu-lny, none the worse, except for the wetting. linuglas Slices, George iieclu’s, ON THE BRIDGE. H ' l ygela 00. From the fact that Hyneln in in so much harder. cleaner, purer, lull long- er, and in in ovary way IO much better than natural 400. when It to cold It the same price 00 actual let, it in much cheaper. All I00 wuoonu will tell Hygeia too this canon. Mk your ice man for it. J. W. OLMDTIAD. Pan's“ FiliEWiiiiiiS “Gel tlEBesl. Patti‘s Fireworks received forty-live highest awards at international Ex- positions. including five gold medals nod diplo‘tm of honor at St. Louis, 1906. Why buy cheaply made Fireworks, when you can get PAIN‘S at the same price. Get catalogue of Private Displays. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. lithe. Some of the cards . will be made by Dr. Cheesman‘ lit”? . OUTI ii (3U ITS. . If you want a handsome. stylish outing suit. you'll find it here in our domplete shoflhrg of homespun, wool crash and tropical wor~ sled two~plece suitdiilooae coats, wide-hip trousers with belt loops, side straps and cuffs at bottom. 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. ’ , $7.50 to 3$l5 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. ‘. Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with us about prices. They will tell us for lnstuncewthat So and So charged them so much, and the grain was "ahoufltng as good." Did you ever hear of “about as needV 30" bgs?" . . 'v . Ur me ‘ " Even if the grain was no worse than which” good, why # _.z:> not buy the best?” .. ,_ ,,. ~ " ' I Buy Outs That’s Clean. i MANUEL T. HATCH. For the little ones. " , Chick Cracked Corn. W D. M. Chick Feed. .... fl 9W1, at .at‘ 3: H0 Chick Food. . 1 “ . w...“ ”w... W“...— I run Wm. P. Beers, Stationery Stores, . . 49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. _ay“‘Exprg_s‘_s"raaayf Lobsters, Soil and Hard Crabs. Blue, Weak and Butter Fish Fresh Mackerel. Halibut and Flukes. Little Neck Clams and Roasting Clams. Cutbili’s Bridge Market, Tel 108 Free Delivery 170 Posrtions MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Poet 54 Week. MERRILL is PREOSINO ON, in. A. vacuum... Principal. 00. domain. noun. (5 UTH“NLORillK"lRll‘ilmlHl’lNY 93 ”Milli“! street. Salli! hurrah. The Trustees h‘iu've ordered that interest at the rite of ' Foiir Per Cent. be credited to the depositors in the Savings Department for the cur- rent six month undid: June 30th, 2906, payable on uni! after July 30th, 1905. , , ‘ ‘ . a .. 0 L' l t-du ’Jmlsfii‘v .9' i i. t ? extreme mom on on team JULY mu. Win. a brow INTEREST runny JULY or. . . ”will ff. ‘ The general losses wore largely reduc- 0d stand his wife had used the name W 'Armour‘s English Violet Soup. 3 rakes in box. We a box. Armour's Violette Soap, , 3 cakes in box, ‘ltic 0 box: Promo Glycerine Soap. , 50 a cake; 6 for title. Flotilla Built Soup (flouting), 60 a cake; 6 for 25c. SEE THEM iN THE WINDW. lhe Clifford Pharmacy. THE PFIE N STORE. TEL. 15—2. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. TODAY iN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——An ir- regular movement of prices lnugnrated the day’s trading in stocks. Kansas City Southern pid. rose .0 point and Southern Pacific 5-8. Anaconda fell 2 34, Pacific Mull 1 1-2. Smelling 1 1-4 and Delaware & Hudson‘l- Amulgn- muted Copper opened off .1 1—2. The trading was active. ‘ WALL STREET, 1! a. tor-Selling orders in grout volume and prices broke violently, followed by sudden rallies. indicating rnids by bears and a rush to cover in the decline. The tone was feverish und unsettled at the rulllcs. St. Paul was forced off git/1 Amulgmnnted Copper run off 21,4, " "1”“2‘3‘1 Iouch. of supporl.Anncondu without error . Too long list of lost S‘ll. 'l‘iici'c‘u'BQ..'i' V, iew ullel Snips. losses ranging from 1 lo 0, . tcnce. WALL STREET. noon—Prices were held for a time by support of Penn- sylvania, which was lifted n fraction over lust night. A downward tendency developed again before noon and prices run off ucncritlly to the low point. again. l'riccs were falling costly at noon. Bonds Were heavy. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——~-'l‘iie mar— ket St‘t'vi-llth'd for n time und then be- gun to move upward resolutely. A bull dozen or more representative stocks were out above ycstoriluy‘s closing. ed. The trading becuiuc dull at the recovery. YALE AND HARVARD BALL . GAME. Largest Attendance Expected in New Haven Today. NEW HAVEN. June 2tl.~—\’nle and Harvard met this afternoon at Yale Field in the second busebull game of their nnnunl series and ndging from the sole of tickets the biggest crowd that cvcr nttontlml n bull game in this citv will be on hand. Exlrn slnnds have been erected In order to accommodate those who will attend and by the time the nature was rolled, 3 o'clock, Yale‘s credit-st boso- bnll nudicnro, liindo up in good part of the alumni of the ltnivcrslty nlicntl- inuihclr reunions and wearing their striking costumes was senlcd in :I lingo semi-circli- around ,llic field. While the interest from n lmscbnll stundpolut is not us grout us it was it your age. when in. intercollegiate championship depcndetl upon the oili- come of the t'tillililt‘llt‘t‘lili‘lli some, to- dny‘s contest will hick none of the pic. nrcsuncness and features ummlly to be enjoyed of n l’nle-linrvurd game. As is ulwuys tho t‘ili-it‘. the. clussus attending reunion started the prneos~ slon to the Vote llold. iicoriy every clusu being hunted by it build. The nutrcii lo the field was heuun curly and us the classes mitt-rod the field nod upproncbcd their souls, oil with the exception of one «loss dour-ed the uigznu lo trlivoiy tune» The t-xooption won the clues oi‘ iiilili, hero for its tori- cuninl. ’l‘hls t‘illiii-l ultirI-d in the most striking costume over set-n of u plush reunion ul i’nlo wulluul herons the field in loch step, nearly 200 sit-unit. 'i‘iloir costume with u copy of the rm unlntlon prison unrb ul 8qu Hing, the men oppcttriuu in dork bloc und white stripes of tho ctmtonmry width. The uupcnruncc of tho chum of Hunt in thin costume wnu run.- of tho fcitlurcs of the tiny. w%.__.W..-__. WILL TRY iN SOUTH DAKOTA. Duel-loo of Judge anger Drives Man Out Wut toi- Much Wanted Decree of Divorce. Milling in his attempt to divorce his wife in the Superior Court. Dr. Will iiiitli L. li‘riuwohl, of flrnouwlch. title of the prominent phynlnlnmt and (mo geotut of the stoic. unnoticed reconlii’ llint he intended to mi to iionlh Dokotu this week. romuin their six months to establish u residence and to divorce his wife. Murio E. (iriilwold. lilo-decision hill! been brought about by Judge fingers nctlon in hiu divortc unit, which Mr». (lrinivohl contested. nmi which was triedtfi mimic of monlhit out). Judge (loser dismissed the suit and refused to grunt the doc- tor it. divorce. s, , . Dr. Gl-lnwhold sued for divorce on the ground of his wife being habitual- liy lntempcrute and nddlctod to drugs. he evidence in the cutie. which his wife contested, was tom effect tlntt 00th lite and the doctor used drufl It the time they wore married in Greenwich fifteen years ago. lilo wife tried to introduce art- dance that her husband on inflame with “other mun, and to this the doctor replied on , the «witness on certain young woman. a trim or his. its so much wistful ihut‘hu «it, m h W . ....L§.W§u¢.imawuw J».;..¢..,i. pm E. utilised. once he 11 hot. _, , with prominent stocks shelved some roof-f Shore Dinners a Specialty, L0..W...-..m. The no it i... Yard 'l‘ei. (0-2. “out“ i . wt A diverse. tow! . Are Here. I Show us a drmy man who. owns two. Summer Sum. , and we’ll show you one that wears Bluu'Serge part of the , . time. Most always 00. Other woolen: and colors conic . and go, but ‘Blue Serge goes on forever. Two or three piece" suits. $10.00 to $20.00. Prepare for the next hot weather with one of ourtho- ‘ j‘ - piece Suits. $6.50 to $15.00. Straw Hats, Soft Collars, Wash Neckwear. Hot Weather ‘4,“ Shirts, Men’s Fine Footwear. SELL OK 8. PRlG .0 WASHINGTON s'r. seem NORWALu. Telephone Call 165-5. .W "l PINEAPPL S. . , . s ecial bu In 0 portunlty; now Is the time to put in cam. , J T'hree slug, agt 180; at 12%; at 150 to 180, or per do on, 100 size, $1.15; ‘ "» 12l/zc size, 31.40 per dozen; largest size, $1.75 per dozen. ‘ . ' . ' "“ Mason's Jan, at 600 dozen, quarts and plots. , ,i i- I Mason's Jar Rubbers. Lightning Jar Rubbers. Strawberries. native berries, as hand-ome as you chuld with for, from the Rosedale Farm of Mrs. George Com-took, going at 140 qt” tint! baskets. if you are thinking of canning some, i can have the ‘bronght- to your door, direct from the lot. fresh and fine, large handsome art-lea. - .‘t'wmc Spinach for Saturday. 180 pack. .‘ras, dozen, 250. Fresh 59..."? Mississippi“? _ 1 h. .. n.4,, u, 250. Wax Bonus, 50 qhiitt. .- Shoulders, bright, new lot in. The Norwegian Smoked Sardines proved ed our stock. ,- 1 qto. for250. Beets, home grown, 90$ 3hunch- A . 35090390, fresh, cheap and good. ' n13”! .- ‘- ~ ween we Cumimunw E “ Something fine for pic nlc or lunch. 120 can. . What will it be? Hope :0 serve and please. 1' ' LORENZO Diner. Telephone Call at”. atpes, 2 t . . K ,v FANCY new POTATOES, PER PK ............................... 400.. 21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ........... t ............. . ....... . 01.00.. FORCE on H. o. OATS, 2 PKGS. .......... ....... BERMUDA 0Nt0N0,4 qta. ............................... EXTRA NICE PINES, AT ........................... .. 01.00 PER 63 GREEN PEAS. WAX BEANS. BEETS, cucumsens, snowmen. lONS. SQUASH, BHUBARB, arc. ‘ VERY FINE S TRAWBERRIES. UNITED GROCERY 20 North Main 8h, 80. Norwalk, Ct. 'Phone, 143. CO; . 49 .Fort St, Eu! Norwalk, 0 'Phonu‘, 319—3. '10-: ’ _ ”#— :fi—oton Point Hotel Now open for the Season of 1906. Dancing, Boating, Bathing end. other attractions. Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. Decoration Day Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8L Wilson Band. Dancmg Afternoon and Evening. m. h... mu..- v. .. M. ...... w-...._,,._......_..__...__ Hundreds of Eyes, . are being overworked us it result of application upon work fir ,lioolll. Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and serioul trouble averted by wearing a pair at our I a . Proper Olaouoo. Properly Adjustqd. illumination Free. ' ‘ Matching of 1400000 and all Repairing a Specialty. ‘ o. B. JACKSON. 4 Optician. . so WALL ITIIIT. NORWALK. con , .-................. "Mm.” .. .......~............... .j’ i v .1, Lumber at Wholesale and Retail In llll and». and Variation of W [It , , I A full assortment of sheathing, Rooting. mulching and 100010 . Ordinary udder: and Extension Ladder. from it footie arm Mill writ of every description. . we 1.0m Klin-drylutucllitlu. . ; . .. All kinds of Window Glitu. , . ‘ t , . 8th Weights cad Cora. Kindllnu Wood and Sew Dust. N. Douala-d lunacy. no, Noun. c Water Sheet. South ”Norwalk. ”AM“... ”a... WWW H... .W,‘ M... ,. .. ._ v. Watch out ”Want” "For ”Sale’f,
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