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Ltiuil Nautilus;
A good ad. pays best in the best paper.
Mrs. Soioman Peck. of West avenue
is in Hartford visiting relatives.
William :1. Mulvihiii has returned
from a thrce wueks' visit to Kingston,
A succinl [treating of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company has been called
for tomorrow night.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py-
thlas. will hold its scml-annual elec.
tion of oilicers tomorrow night,
Mrs. Charles A. Quintard, of Main
street. was a visitor in New York,
yesterday.
Washington Canny, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
' Ralph and Stanley Baldwin, of Nor-
Walk. went to Bridgeport, today, to
be the guests of their unclo, Fred C.
Stanley.
The regular wee-kly rcception and
dance was given last owning at the
NorWaIk Yacht Club. Spctiicl‘s Orches-
tra from Bridgeport, furnished tho
music.
Congressman E. J. Hill and cx—ldmr
tcnunt Governor it). t). iicclcr left
town this morning for flow York. 'i‘hcy
sail tomorrow on tho Stoaniship ilcut-
chland. ‘
Mrs. Kate 1‘. Hunter, of Norwalk.
returned homc today from a \veck‘s
stay in Boston, whore- shc has been
attending the coinmcnt‘cmont oxen
cises of Harvard.
Governor iloiicrts has appointed
Charles H. Scholoy, of (lnilford, trus-
tee of the Ht‘lil‘y Whiliivltl house, to
fill tho vacancy ctutsmi by tho tli‘lilli of
H. Lyndc Harrison.
A reunion of tho alumni of the old
Norwnlk Univorsitv School will no
held on tllt' grounds of tho ()Yi‘l'ltltik
Sellcck Military Acadcniy, in East are
nuc, Saturday afternoon.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Whilo opcuiug a tin can this morn-
ing. Mrs. Murccllus it. llcnm-tt had
unite a painful accidcut. 'i‘hc sharp
tin can cut off the Illix of two final-rs
of the right and cut. a dccp gash in
the thumb.
The start of in. it}. itvvrcti Smith
and pnticnta was safciy madc this
morning by spccial ntiur-hcd to tho
White Mountain ltlxprcss. As cttsttr
nutry, the party will spcnd thc summin-
in the Mountains. ‘
Mrs. Eugcno i.. iioycr and family, of
Main street, will lcavt- on July Bill for
i-iunnpoe intro, Now Hampshire, whcrc
they will Hpcnd thc smmucr. During
their ahsr-uct- lizdwiu lioyt and family
will occupy thcir rcsidcucc,
Mrs. J. W. Studwcli and Mrs. Agus-
tus Manner, had luuchcon with lir.
and Mrs. Jonas, of liridxoport, yrs-
tardny, and had dluncr with Alum-mun
and Mrs, Bouncnboriz, nt tineir sum-
mer home in Fairiiuld.
Removcs black llt'lulli, iirivcs away
beauty ills. i-ltimuiutus tin,- whoio
nervous syntom. tircntcst boautlticr
known. Nothing so luelps fading
loveliness as liotiistcr‘s Rocky Moulc
taln'l'cu. :liiconts. i’luistcd'silrug
Store.
At tho ilouth Norwulk i‘onurcnu-
tlonal (limrrh the Thursday owning
meeting thin wwk will lli,’ imi by limi-
don Edward H. (intuimrt. 'l‘hc topic.
in llpirltuul ilisrcrntucut. and tho
Biblical rcforcncos ili‘tl Malachi ii; iii
and Psalm til. .
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lNVI'TiOATi NO OUCKiN DEATH.
NEW HAVEN. .luru1 27.»~»Comncr
flit today hogan u. thorough invitati-
lion into tho death of Dimitri I).
lickin. who is nilogud to burn liecn
klllld lay a blow front Wlilltfl' fl. lion
who. n iliih poddier. in a Stats street
it. last night. human. who was
tried in Bridgeport, was brought
to today and with his two brother».
John and Andrew, is hold by the corn-
nflr pending his invalidation. Com
r Mix ordcrod an autopsy pcrform-
on the body of Ouchin and the rc-
illlltof it roblhly will be known into
My. ’lzwo witnesses of the acct-
“hm examined by the coroner to
m, it. in alleged that fluclrin and
Dam on ma a nm in the saloon
and that Ill struck on other such
A lilo! on he fell to the floor dead.
Nd m ha boon brought. what
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:iliiiliiliillil lNSiillANGiEl
‘ ital it till limo to‘iino iii
lie with it. inquire for Price.
Juror it GOLDEN.
MIDDLETOWN'B MAYOR wnnrs
QUIET FOURTH.
800k: Happy Mean Between Wild Lic-
ence 'Il‘lt‘l Harsh Restriction.
MlDDldil'i‘OWN, 'Juuo 27,-«Ai'tor.
calling attention today to the general
statutes of the state in regard to the
discharging of firearms previous to
the Fourth of July, Mayor Fisher said:
“i approve and very hcartily, any
propor display of patriotism; and i do
not think it wish to forbid boys to
have a good time, even though. on
occasion, ihoy make it a noisy good
tlmc. ’ list i believe that tho provis-
ions of the statutes of Connecticut al-
"low a reasonable range for thc patriot~
ism and fun of the boys. But it is not
for the mayor to make laws or to pass
his private Judgment upon laws; it is
the duty of the mayor, as of the po-
lice force of which by the charter of
this city ho is the head. to enforce
the iawa which he finds in the statutes
of tho state and In the ordinances of
the city. i will confer with the police.
committee of the common council and
with the chief of police; anti i trust
that we may have the earliest support
or all citizens, young and older, in our
determination to keep tho sunc mid-
dle ctntrse between wild license and
harsh restriction."
COURT NARRUK MEETING.
Court Nnrruk, F. of A., will hold its
regular quarterly "rooting at their hull,
Gazette building, Noi'walit. tomorrow
evening. Quarterly moctings arc al-
ways Intcrosting to tho nunnhors, but.
tilts our especially so, as it is the
meeting at which the ofiicors arc clcct.
ed. 'l‘licn thcrc arc eight catulidatos
for initiation, and at tin-- closc of tho
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wen DreSs, You . x
In 0001116285. 3
, We've prepared Summer comfort for every man who wants it;
and if you consider your APPEARANCE as much as your COM-
FORT. you‘ll find we’ve provided for that also.
Our Summer two-piece suitS'of handsome gray scrges, wool
crashes and tropical worsteds, and blue and gray scrgcs, fulfil the de-
mands of Fashion and are so deftly tailored that all the graceful
lines and curves are tailored to hold their 'awn. Lined with coolest
alpaca, and altogether the smartest and coolest suits you can buy
$10 to $22
We've all the other comforts for you: Natty soft and split
straws of the best qualities, $2 and $3: all the latest patterns in plain
and plaited bosom negligees, $1 to $2.50; thin underwear, neckwear,
hosiery. belts and soft collars.
SOUTH NORWALK. Tel. Call 32-2.
rcgular buslncss un cnicrtnlmncnt and
social will be held. The committee
on cutertainmcnt has procured some
good talent and cm'tulnly donc all in
their power to make this morning one -
to be rcmcmbcrcd with pleasure by
all Fol-caters who may be present. (in
account of tho. dame amount of hust-
noss to be transacted at this meeting,
it, will be called to ordcr earlier than
usual. so that. those who conic at it
o’clock. will find themselves a half
hour late.
CROKER FAVORS BRYAN.
NEW YORK. Juno 27.--llarry Walk.
or, of this city. received a. lcttcr to
day from Richard Crokcr. former load
or t’ 'l‘anuuuny linil, expressing tho.
hop. that. Mr. Crokor may 1ch to son
William J. llryau oltwtvd prt-sidout of .
the Unlicd Status. The it-itor, which
is datod Dublin, .iune iii, says in part:
“Your lettor reccivcd and also tho
ncwspttpcr clippings. You have my
scniltnt-nls regarding: Bryan. as i look
upon’hiu‘i as one of the nuts! able men
in our country. i hnvc no doubt but
ho was rohlwd of both clcciions by tho
trusts and also nilsjtulucd. i hopc
I may Mo to son him titc prosldcnt ol‘
the linitcd Stair-s."
John i“. h‘llZLfitti'lilil, mayor of line:-
ion, and Richard (‘roitcr. .lr.. have
hocn addoti to thc cotnniittoo on plan
and scopc for the llryun l't‘t‘t‘lllltin.
ADVERTISE YOUR FIREWORKS
NOW.
Now in tho timc to udvortiso fire-
works. Mort-hunts and oihcrs should
socuro snow in tho Soniim-l at oncc
and procuri- thc iurgcsl trade in thcir
history.
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mu cubs, 250s. i run
Wm. P.
49 Wall St. Norwalll?
Occasionally wo mcct persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will toll on for instance—that So
and So churgcd thcm so much. and the grain was “about
as good." Did you cvcr hear of "about as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was no worse. than "aimut as good," why
not buy tho lit-st?
Buy Oats That's (licnn. _
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little‘onoa. ' '
Chick Cracked Corn.
1). M. Chick Feed.
Ho Chick Feed.
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Beers,
Stationery Stores,
6 So. Main St. So. Nonivalk.
Iinugilis Shoes,
AT
George Iiedrr’s,
on THE‘ BRIDGE.
H ' I
ygeia cc.
From the fact that Hynola Ice is do
much harder. cicanor, purer, last: long-
er. and is in every way so much better
than natural ice. wins it is sold at
the lam. price as natural ice, it in
much cheaper. All in. wagons will
«it Hyneia let: this season. Mk your
in man for it.
J. W. OLMBTEAD.
shrubs. - 80” as t
Swordfish. Halibut. Madketei. Bluefish. and
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
170 Positions
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
M. A. MIRIILL. Pflncipll.
Dozen
all other kinds of fish.
.
1
Tel 108 Free Delivery
Filled by Graduates of
The Past 54 Wool"
MERRILL ls PREOIINO ON.
lo. Not-mitt. coon.
Pain’a
FIREWORKS
Get Ellen.
Pnin'n h‘irnwrrrko rm-nlvcd fortyuvc
highest award: at intcmntionnl Fix-
imsitlonii. incindinu’ live gold medals
and diploma: of honor at flit. touts.
1905.
Why buy cheaply made Fireworks.
when you can get‘l’AiN's at the same
price.
Got catalogue of Private Displays.
be credited to thc depositors in the Savings Department for the cur-
rent six months ending June 30th, 1906, payable on and aim July
‘ WHOLESALE sun nnmn “a“ tooli- ‘ ,
ca thallium aims. mu moi;
{
Th0 Truman hay: ordered that interest at thtg3 rate of
'9 it‘lltfi
Four Per Cent.
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. nu. twiluul. .
Toilet Soaps.
i tors on tho 'l‘lmntos, before the thn-
nlng.
id to he in tho rcry host of condition
with courage nuniv strong by linowlcd—
and tho timc rows that havo boon at.
ususualiy good t'igurcs. All thc work
of prcpnrution has
and both Coach Kcnut'dy. of Yale, and
Coach Wruy, of Harvard. are sanguine
that, thctr men will win, tho laitor cs~
an cicht. that is far better than any
that has rcprcscntcd the Crimson for
many years.
ihc rucc, close obscrvors of the crews
predict a very hard fought. close' vur—
sity race and tholr forecast of thc ro-
sult is tinged with bins which comes
from collogo affiliation. Harvard mcn
fool ccrtain of victory, knowing that
tlu-ir crew is‘hoih fast anti powerful
miles courso in the time of 20:02'/., al~
though the figure given out at the
limo was 20:10. To offset. this exhi-
bition of mu rowing the Yale mon
show the, figures ot 19:17
ctmrsc. the fastest four mtlcs over-
uuulc on tho river. The weather indi-
cations promise conditions which will
rosult in fast limo.
si fourwmrcd crows also aro randy
for lu-lr own struggles and thc some
i
will reform the Yale and Harvard
races tomorrow, wont out on the Hnr»
city and freshman eizhn instruction
on Starting. both croWs getting away
several times on the crack of tho pis-
to].
of the course, warning them that a
breach of the rules might mean the
dis notification of their crows.
maple of the nights in trying starts.
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Special Sale ‘
u—u—au—o
Armour-'3 English Viciot Soup.
3 takes in box. 100 a box.
Armour’s Vinictta Soup,
3 cakes in box, 10c a box.
Promo Glycerluc Soup,
5c a cake; fl for 25c.
Flotilla Bath Soup (flouting),
50 a cake; 6 for 25c.
SEE THEM IN 11115 WINDW.
lite Oliiford Pharmacy.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
WALL STREET, 10:10.-—~Priccs of
stocks started higher at: tho opcnlns
today on a tnodorato volume of busi-
ness mtccpt for large transactions in
a low of tho spccuiativc favor-tics. Ana-
conda moved contrary to tho upward
tcndoncy with a break of Ill/a. North-
crn Pacific rosc i". loiorndo Fuel “A
St. Paul. Norfolk and Wcstcrn Road-
ing. Louisville & Nashville and Union
Pacific largo fractions, Chicago &
lilastcrn illinois pi‘d., sold at a dcclinc
of 8%.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.-—A period
(if wchkncssWinthrvcncd directly af-
ter the market had opcncd in sym-
pathy with a drive against lntcrbo-
rough Metropolitan. which broke it
3 points to 35. The. list got bciow
yesterday‘s closing prices Supporting
ortlcrs caused a rally. but the market
did not hold. ,
WALL STREET. Noon.-—'i‘he
strength of flooding was a sustaining
infiucncc. but thc moderate advances
poorly hold and the trading became in-
tcnscly dull. Bonds were dull and
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~—ilcnr op.
crators continued to have tho nppor
hand in the marked. and found little
ditlicuity in causing gonorai selling by
concentrating ihclr attack on :1 few
selected stocks.
M~M
YALE AND HARVARD CREWS.
Last Day for the Training Opened Hot
and Men are at Ease.
(HUGS FERRY, Juno 27.~-'i‘ho last
day of training for the Yale and liar-
rnrd crows, which have born in quart
tyminhih regatta opcucd hot and with
litilc prospect for work on tho water
on tho part of the men. This will be
a day of case for them with only a
short paddle in the cool of the cro-
iloih ’varsity rights are report.
go of a splcndid Showing in practice
itccn cotnplctod
pccinlly being confident. that ho has
On this, the day before
illtl has hccn triod out on the four
for the
The freshmen nights and the" var-
'xccllont conditions shown by the
varsity crows applies to then).
(lay Richards, Columbia, '89. who
vnrd launch today and gave the ’vnr-
Reform Richards also instructed
the coxswuins as to the racing rules
’1‘ 0 work of the Harvard crew was
light. the 'vnruity and freshman go-
ing down stream for only a half mile.
The two crews practiced auroral rnca
inn starts and then paddled hack to
the float. .
The two four-onred cram rowed
haiku mile together and followed the
thinner of the Yale crews went out
on the river thil morning, the women
taking a trio-mile walk inland. Racing
starts probably will be practiced this
afternoon and at any rate tha work
«at the man will be or the lights» or-
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OANNOT All!!! ON MIA‘I' li’t-
OPIGTiON Iii-L. ‘
W HHINGTON, June 27.~Wh0n the
you are»: on the agricultural appro-
priation bill took drama at 11:16
o’clock today tiny, promotion that it
, spam to htthmWfilbld tank to ,
com in , t in» .
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Blue Serge Da
Are Here.
Show us a dressy man who owns two Summer 8
and we’ll Show you one that wears Blue Serge part of I
suits. $10.00 to $20.00.
Prepare for the next hot weather with one of our .
piece Suits. $6.50 to $15.00. '
Straw Hats, Soft Collars, Wash Neckwear, Hot Weatll
Shirts, Men’s Fine Footwear.
ISELLEGK a. PM
pl WASHINGTON ST. "1‘3, 1 SOUTH NOR
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PINEAF’PLESA
Special buying opportunity: now is the time to put up in cans. ,
Three IIzes,at10c; at 12i/2c; at 15c to 180, or per dozen, 100 size,
12V20 size, 81.40 per dozen; largest all 0, $1.75 per dozen. , ‘
Mason's Jars. at 600 dozen, quarts and pints. ' I i
Mason's Jar Rubbers, Lightning Jar Rubbers. ,
as handsome as you could with for
George Co matock, going at 14c qt., tine bl
Strawberries, native berries.
the Rosedale Farm of Mrs.
If you are thinking of canning some, I can have them brought" W
door, direct from the lot, fresh and fine, large handsome berries ’
Home Spinach for Saturday, 18c peck.
Fresh Eggs, dozen, 25c.
Mississippi Tomatoes, acts. for 250.
el, 25c. Wax Beans, 5c uart. Cabbage, fresh, cheap and good.
Shoulders, bright, nc M In. . -
The Norwegian Smoked Sardines proved such a success we havd rd '
ed our stock. Something fine for pic Me or lunch, 12c can. - ~
What wiliit be? Hope to serve and please. _
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Beets, homegrown, £0; -8
LORENZO DI
Telephone Call 26-1.
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FANCY NEW POTATOES, PER PK............. .
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
FORCE OR H. O. OATS, 2 PKGS.
BERMUDA ONIONS, 4 qts. ..
EXTRA NICE PINE8,AT .......... .............
GREEN PEAS, WAX BEANS, BEETS,
iONS. SQUASH, RHUBARB, ETC. . I
VERY FINE STRAWBERRIES.
. UNITED GROCERY
20 North Main 8t.,
80. Norwaik, Ct.
'Phone, 143.
Fun—n.—
«Rota. pa...“ fiot‘el
Now open‘ior the Season of I906.
Shore Dinners a Specialty, Dancing, Boating, Batht
other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
‘ Decoration Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8L Wilson Ban
Dancmg Afternoon and Evening.
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$1.00 PER 002.
CUCUMBERS, BUNCH 0N4
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49 Fort 8h,
East Nor-walk, 0
'Phone, 319
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are being overworked as a. result of application upon work or ..
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and nation ,. . *
averted by wearing a pair of out!
Proper Ola-sen. Properly Adjuo
Examination FM
‘1, Matching of Muse: and all Repairing in Spools“). 1'
0. B. J HCKBON,
Optician.
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The Haiti] , t Bailey?
Lumber at Wholesale and xatu. "
In In Grade. nn‘dlvirictic'o of W '
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A lull assortment of unearthing, Rooting, Designing Mill in!!!
Ordinary ladders and Extension lmdcrntrorn 1! footie so ‘
Mill Work of every description. .
Lam Knuth-yin; tacitltlcl. g
All kinds-0! Window Gian.
Bun Weights and 00rd.
ltindiinx Wood uni an Duct.
N. inn-OIUCOU lawn-(tum u Nun.
Water Street. South‘l‘ioi‘wiill‘t,
rm rat. «‘4.
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