. mammunroiu
all lilltili.
‘ 111101111 cunt.
tum
,‘KNIOKIRIOOKIR' MOTOR BOAT
11110110.
Tho Ontario and OII Believed to he
, - Mold.
« vruavAso HAVEN Mass. June
vessels report that
twelve of the motor boatI which stars
ed at.‘tl:30 o'clock iast‘night in the
race of the Knickerbocker Boat Club
of New York from Mar-blehead to the
former city passed this harbor be-
tween 7 and eight o'clock this morn-
ing. ’I‘wo boats were having a grand
struggle. there being apparently but
a few feet diiference betwen them.
Prov" a distance it looked as it No. a,
Unome, owned by Alfred P Lincoln 0!
Hingham. was ahead with a boat be-
Mlleved to be No lO,Si1-1 owned by Eben
“Stevens, of Boston. pressing close be-
hind. Tires two panned at about so
ven o'clock and in the next half hour
four others whose numbers could not
be made out of the group. None of
the other little craft could be seen and
it is not known whether these treats
wore the leaders or not. A heavy
thunderstorm this morning was follow-
ed by a stiff southwest breeze. which
however, moderated later in the day.
ANOTHER DISPUTE OVER MEAT
INSPECTION BILL.
WASHINGTON. June 29.—eren the
conicrrees on the argicnitnral bill met
today the house representatives 11n—
_ nounccd that under the instructions vol
ted by the house they would be corn-
polled to insist upon the house provi-
sion in regard to meat inspection with-
out compromiee of any hind. The
Senate, conierees stood out for the
compromise proposition OHQI‘M] by So-
nator Proctor to divide the expense of
inspection between the packers and
the government by retaining the 83,-
000,000 appropriation, but taxing cat-
tle five cents and swine, sheep and
goats three cents a head which would
result in revenues of about $1,500.01)
annually. The conference broke up
at ii: iii o'clock Senator Proctor
announced that Ire would ask the so
sale for instructions
I"; I. H M I “I. live—«honing:
local News Notes.
L
Strawberries tpr lam, at Lorenzo
Dibble' I. See ad.
.s:~Dunlap Derbics. O'Brien.
Saturday candy. only 25c. at Still-
son-Powell's. See ad.
Fireworks at Brlggorman‘s. Best
stock and best prices.
Fourth of July specials at M. S.
Smith 6b Co.‘ 5. See ad
c—u-l—n-A—np—u
Tailored Eton costumes at reduced
prices. It Reads See ad.
Removes bln'ck heads. drives away
beauty ills. Stimulates the whole
nervous system. Greatest boantlfler
known. Nothing so helps fading
loveliness as Hollister‘s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea. 35 cents. Plaisted's Dlug
Store. .
lliggeti's Saturday candy. only 29c
1b., at the Bridge Pharmacy.
..-_—.
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC|A<
Tl
ON.
NARANGANSETT PIER, ll. 1.. June
29 «The 28th antral met-tint,r of the
American Library Association began
here today.
The association has about 1.601)
members, including librarians oi’ pub-
lic, college, university, medical, law,
state, and other libraries assistants of
libraries library trustees publisher's.
booksellers and'friends of libraries.
The president of the association is
Frank P. Hill. librarian ot‘ the Public
Library, of Broklyn.‘ One ot' the most
interesting reports to be presented is
. that of gifts and bequest- to librarians
WW ' in the year 1905.
The special parish meeting oi‘ 'l‘rln- -
iiy Episcopal Church will be held this TROLLEY CARS COLLIDE HEAD-
ON
evening to take action on the roslg- _
nation of Rev. Romilly F. l-lunrphrics. CLAREMONT, N. li., June 29.»—Sc—
vcrnl persons were injured, one. woman
seriously in 11 head-on collision be-
tween two trolley cars on the lino oi
the Claremcnt Railway and Lighting
Company. between this ('in and Clnr-
enreut Junction today. The woman.
who refused to give her name hill is
known to have come from Walpole.
was taken to it local hospital, suffering
from internal 1111111111»; and injuries
about the bond.
Special prices on potatoes at the
United Gracery Co. See ad.
Special sale of white dresses for
girls at Krieger‘s.‘ See ad.
Thomas Reading; 'of New York, has
been visiting in South Norwalk.
Specials in the grocery llnc at the
New York Grocery store. See ad.
...__.............
-—-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Get a box of Liggett's chocolates at
the Clifford Pharmacy. Only 29c, Sut-
urdny.
~F. .I. Bradbury, N. Y. Messenger.
Office. Stillsond’owcll's, 82 Washington
St. Telephone 1115-4.
The case of Richard Howell. accused
,of criminally iibellug P. H. (‘onnolloy
of Danbury, which was on the docket
of the Court. of Common pleas. in
Bridgeport. this weekphas been put
over until the September term.
The Norwaik City Council will meet
Monday night at the Council chamber
'l‘ungicioot ily paper 111 .losoloit‘s
Soc ad.
liquid to Putt y
i
In Coolness. ‘2’?!
y Ws' 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 tvvo-picce suits of handsome grayherges. wool
crashes and tropical worsteds, and blue and gray sergos, fulfil the de-
mands oi Fashionand are so deftly tailored that all the gr‘aceful
lines and curves are tailored to hold their own. 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 oi the best qualities, $2 and $3; all the latest patterns in plain
and plailed bosom negligees, $1 to $2.50; thin underwear, neckwear,
hosiery, bolts and soft collars.
Tel. Call 32-2.
Occasionally we meet persons who went to argue with
us uncut prices. Tirey will tell us for 'lastnnceathat. So
and 80 charged them so much, and the groin was_”abont
as good." Did you ever hear or “about as good eggs?"
Even ii the grain was no worse titan “about as good." why
not buy the best?
Buy Oats That's Cloan.
‘ 3 MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little one!» _
Chick Crackcd' Corn. 1,
D. M. Chick Feed.
Ho Chick Feed"
TROLLEY TRTPS
Through Southern New England.
lllultrated. Price 10 Cents.
c.
P Beers,
Books Stationery and Engrzkving.
49 Wall St. Norwail; 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwdk.
in Wall street. Final disposition will
ibuglas Shirts,
be made at this time in the case of
Patrick T". Sluttery, who was expelled
from the Fire Department. At the
last meeting, Mr. Slattcry asked that
action be deferred for two weeks.
~Speclal 10% rcbate on all goods
110111 in the kitchen stock. M. S
Smith & Co.
Jerry Dunn. the notorious gunrblcr
and shooter. with three niches in his
gun, died recently in Chicago, ”1.. oi
a complication of diseases. llc Is the
man who kilicd a desertcr while in
the army. and ulso‘murdercd a man
in West Houston street, New York.
and last shot to death the equally no-
torious Jimmy Elliott. the hero of 11
down prize battles. On each of them:
counts Dunn was acquitted. 1
Rev. Charles M. Sollcck gave 11 me
mortal address 111111 Sunday in St.
John's Church, in South Salem. N. Y..
in memory of Edward Bolton. 11ml of
Rev. Robert Bolton, former rector or
St. John's. Mr. llolton was born in
. the Lewisboro rectory. and while liv-
In: in the Philippines undor govern.
ment employ and also nctIVe in (illl‘iii-
till: work was. a few weeks ago. killed
by the natives. The entire parish is
grieved to learn of his untimely death
and honors the noble way in which
he was living when it came upon birn
W
George lieclrr's,
ON THE. BRIDGE.
Hygeia Ice.
From the fact but Hyuela to. II to
much harder. clamor, purer, IIItI long-
cr, Ind in in every way Io much better
than natural Ice. when It II Iold It
the IIMG prion II natural ice. It lI
much cheaper. All loo wnpom will
call Hygola lco thII IoIlon. Mk your
loo‘man ior It.
J. W. OLMBTEAD.
Softballs 8011b 11 Dozen
Swordfish Halibut Mackerel. Bluefish. and
all other kinds of fish.
Cutbili’s Bridge Market,
I Tel 108 Free Delivery
170 Positions
Filled by Gradual" of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 5111 Weeks
MERRILL I3 PREBOING ON. '
M. A. MllllliLL. Principal. lo. Nlmlk. clan.
29157111.
You haven't .any Idea how
good the" candles are unless
you have catch them. Our
large weekly sales prove how
popular this candy II. All the
Ingredients are genuine, pure
and wholesome. You rarely
have bought such delicioul
IwectI at double the price.
The Olitford Pharmaty.
THE PRESCRIPTION‘STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘llh‘tE’I‘, 10le a. n wThe
movement of prices at the opening of
the stock market today was very in
regular. 1111111bcrs of the some group
showing mixed gains and losses ll—
ilnois (‘cntral advanced l l :i Atlantic
Coast Line 1 and Colorado It‘t'uel
There was a decline of about a polnst
in Reading and large IraIiIous in St.
Paul, Canadian 1‘11',iiic Baltimore &
Ohio and Smelling. The volume of
dealings was restricted.
WALI. STREET, 11 a. 111.-——Ei’lorts
by the hours to weaken the market
and a desire. to take profits on yester-
day's late rise caused a general set~
back. in which stocks that were the
weakest yesterday suffered the most.
Hasty covering by the short interest
commenced when supporting orders
begun to be pln1'e1l,and the market
made up nearly all of its 109111.311er-
ness became excessively dull on tile
rise. The market was weakened
again at 11 o‘clock.
WALL STREET, Noon.»i’rico
movements were halting, recurring
periods or prcssge being follow ed by
recoveries and uses into very dull
.irading. Boudoiwere dull and irrcgu
lnr.
WALL STIIF’E'I‘. l p 111.-—llcavy lI
'quldatlon in the llill stocks which rose
after Ill 11 'clook noon affected 1111; 1:911-
c1111 minkot and drew pri11-1-1 (loan to
the lowest. The United States Steel
stocks. were uploaded in large 1111111111
¢uei at pimple was also a libcral out-
pouring oi‘ ltc1rdlng.’ib1= decline in
Great oNrIIrcrn pl‘d. l‘l‘III'Ilt'li 8 points
Northern Pnciilc 5%. Reading 2% St.
P111112, U. S. Stool ptd..l ‘A. the Com-
nron it; and I'resecd Sic 1i (‘111 1
~— .w—“m
MUST ABOLISH SIDE ROOMS.
A strongly supported rumor was
current this morning that within a
short limo the side rooms 01' booth
oi all saloons in The Not-walks must
be ripped out and abolished i1111.wcr
A great many complaints have been
rccoivcd. regarding those plzu'cs and
some, lawyers Irold that under the
prcscnt scr'ccn [11w they are. manifest-
illegal. The law providcs that places
where liquor is sold must be located
in such 11 way as to be visible from
the strt-t'l, 111111 the booths which 1111*
small rooms, sonroiimcs having urmmd
glass doors and sonrciinn-s porticrcs.
are not in conformity with this law.
Only roccnllr 'l I111 Sentinel rocciwd
11 complaint about them which alleged
that munv 31111111; motion are sinrtod
on llu- downward path through those
means as they furnish an opportunity
for visiting saloons without the at-
tondaut 1-rnb11rrnasn1c1rt of being soon
Liquor Prosecutor William 0. Clark,
when askcd regarding It. this morn-
lug said "No action on the matter has
us vct bl'l‘ll i11k1,,~1r but there may be
soon."
"lion you think that under the law
they could be abolished 1’”
"I do not, till-1111 that there is any
question about it."
The following communication was
received ycstcrduy by The South
rrcl.
Editor Scntlucl:~-»(I‘m1't something be
done about them» side rooms In saloons
'l Ircy ought to be stopped. i live where
I 11111 sec girls and 1111-11 going Into
those places of vl1 o and coming out
d1'.uuk 'llrcso Diltt on tile tlrc worst
sinks of rice in the city. and the minis-
tors who have done so 111111 l1 good in
other w: lyii bud ought to munch about
them. i think they ruin more, young
people than anything clue in tho tily.
View» print this
A Mii'l‘lIEll
--Pllrl Alpinol. O'Brien.
Herbert 8. Option started on 11 tour
or impaction of his big farm in Wil
ton. on Sunday. driving his aplrited
)blml home 011 reaching the ridge
mt the golf grounds Mr. Ogden con-
eluded to continue the invastigntion on
foot and hitched the animal in what
Itl emphatically states was a criminal-
ly careless manner, to a tree with tile
rolult that. tired of standing, the horse
«lulled himself and ran away across
11111 fluids in the direction of Wnrncke a
firm. where he was secured aitor cut
till: his 11111111111111 badly on I barb wire
Mes. A Nor-walk veterinary was cull-
id and the horse I11 doing nice
' Ibo ,
Ql‘lurdly Candy tilt Pistols lo
“a
but That lulu Ivoryuoly'l
Ill nfll‘ll ”to supply till
In 1111 I
pool two «latent
look for the Skin
37*
I Initial
Everybody Known Th
PAIN’S FIREWORKS
Rocolvld 45'Gol1i Mo dIII It lt. LouiI Ind
All the Best
0011'! Lot Anybody Got You to Try Cheap Flrlworkl lut
Get the Best
Pain’s Fireworks
Auk tor Catalogue of Priyltl DIIplIyI. ‘ 9 ~
FIREWORKS FRI!
Friday and Monday Night It 7: so.
02 Worth of 'Immrltl Pnl to tho lays.
GE newstrenuous?
93 warm stmt. 3911111 smut.
Firecrackers ic Pack U11
xoth, 1906.
.1...1.1l1lii ,'
11
Pain’s Fireworks
.1
The Trultm have ordered that intemt It 1111. rate of
Four Per Cent.
he credited to the depositors In the Buddy Department for the cur- . .2 "
rent six months ending June goth, 1906, payable on and liter July “
I
The coolest man in town became so after; a Visit
to our store. His idea oi Fourth of July
comfort Will help you.
Straw Hat. Flannel Shirt. Sell Col
Outing Suit. two-piece. , '71-.
Lisle Thread Hose. T1111 Orient Slide _ ’
Bathing Suits. Y‘aoirtCaDs. ,.
Belts. Wash Neckwear, ' Pajama
' Blue Serge Suits. . '
tor long, short or stout men.
Trunks and Bags
SELLECK 81 PRI
pl WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH. NOR
Telephone Call 165-5.
.1131 1'.
w{.;
Come In and see what we have. Expect fine one: for Saturday. at short
Jelly Glasses at 22c dozen. ‘
. 1..“ fl WIRE i
Pure Cider Vinegar, clear and fine. 250 gallon.
bottle. ( _ .. a
New Potatoes, 35c peck.
«slow
The height of the season is passed. If you want burden for jam .yo hld
better not quick, before they are all gone. Prices change from day to day.
2 qts. for 25¢. .
Plneapples continue good and cheap, at 101: to 12I/zo to 15¢, al to lilo. i
Jars, at 60c dozen, on. and pie. .
Jar Rubbers, 10o dozen; Mason and Lightning.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing is In delicate, fruit and fine that no one who
has used It will ever be satisfied with anything else. New stock in, 25g .
New Lobster.
Peanut Butter, fluent-heck» stock now In, 20:; lb.
Fresh Peas, 40° tuck“
What do you wont? Hope to serve and pleaIe.
Telephone Call “-1.
FANCY POTATOES, PER PK.
GRANULATEDSUGAR,21 11». .. ...... . .f
FORCE on H.0.0ATS,2PKGS........ ..... . ......... . ......
HOME enowu sears, PER BUNCH ........ ............. .
EXTRA NICE HEAD LETTUCE, PER ‘HEAD
SPECIAL QUALITY GREEN PEAS.
HOME GROWN WAX BEANS.
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES. ORANGES, LEMONS, CUCUMBERS.
RADISHES, PARSLEY, TOMATOES, BUNCH ONIONS, CARROTS. ETC. I
UNITED GROCERY 00..
20 North Main St, 49 Fort St,
So. Norwaik, Ct. Ealt Norwaik, ct.
'Phonc, 143. 'Phonc, 319—3.,
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked 11.11 a result of application upon work or bookl.
Relief for ‘Itralned 'and tired eyes may be had and serious nadir
averted by wearing a pair oi our
Proper Ola-Ion. Properly Adjust-0d.
Examination Free.
Matching of lenses and all Repairing a Specialty.
o. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
ll WALL "Bill”.
a
uonwauc count,
Wlmr you go in 11 minim" rd
sort, out: of the chief dltlighll lit
tlrcwide.1ool.1'my tv'randuw '
you call 1111 in ilruklrrtinauti lI'I
nc,oui dclifluinl broom
You cm 1111 on out much
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wit t1\ \‘111l111NI.111iu.'l “rem-t iulil
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