1 of Bridgeport this afternoon at Oom-
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"Local Nuts Notes.
JULY FOURTH SENTINEL.
, The Evening Sentinel will celebrate
L' the Fourth of July by issuing the pa-
per in the morning on next Wednes-
day, thus giving the employees a bolt
day for the day. Advertisements,
news items and other matters of busi-
ness should reach the. office Tuesday
afternoon or early in the evening.
WEATHER REPORT.
-—-—1-
For Norwalk and Vicinliyz—lmcal
showers tonight. Sunday fair. The tem-
nerature contiues hlgh in the central
» and eastern sections. The highest tem-
. psrature reported was 93 from Augus-
ta, Ga. The maximum temperature
yesterday were 90 01 above. south of
a line. drawn from El Paso. Texas,
northeastward to Chicago. and then
east to New Haven. Showers and
thundrestorms have occurred during
the past ‘3 thours In the central Mis
- slsslppi Valey the Lake region and
Newk England. Conditious favor for
this vicinity partly cloudy weather
with local showers.
~Hafner‘s for good Fireworks.
J. Irving Dibble returned yesterday
from Troy..N Y.
——Pearl Alpincs. O'Brien.
Mrs. F. Flewcllcn of Danbury is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs William .I Fos-
ter. a
—-Itepeiie Chocolates. Fresh. 60c
lb., at E. W. Kelley. Jr.'s.
The Harris and Guns Company are
discharging a barge of anthracite coal.
Noi-
~—Flugs Lanterns Fireworks
son '.s
Eureka Rebekah Lodge hold a moot
lug last evening, but owing to the heat
no business was transacted.
v—Dunlap Derbies. O'Brien.
Frank A. Van llurcn and family
will go to Dell island today. to occupy
the Poole cottage for a month.
~Speciul 10% rebate on till goods
sold in the kitchen stm-k M. S
Smith a: Co.
The Hospital collar-“lion at Grace
Church. recently was 3274 instead or
$160.11n announced at the time.
» -—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Dr. and Mrs C F. Bouiwcii will
leave on a vacation trip to Blockvlllc
Canada. on July 4. They uiil return
‘to this city July 20.
. ~Bcst Fireworks at clicapcst prices
Nelson's.
A large crowd oi small boys caused
considerable 1x1 itcnu-nt lust night in
front of I" It (‘olcnrnn'n siorc. Mr.
Coleman was throwing away fireworks
and the kids had 11 grand scrabble for
‘ them.
~Bradbury, N, Y; Messenger. loaves _L_L ..
Hygeia Ice.
Bot, 8:18 a. m.; other days 8:48 a. m.
An oillcor from thr- Mctldon Reform
School was in South Norwulk, looking
for a boy who had our apcd from tho
school. The boy was captured hcttvoen
‘ Mroton and Darien and taken back to
Mortden
bunker. ‘
phone I» Cuuhmun
P acticai Painters.
It‘s sound sense that we tell you.
ery time you use the I... a M
lined house.
‘* othol colt L. It M. about 81.20 on
. T. Terrell Riverbcad. N. Y..
.‘ " MI.
pox otedw will be witnessed by quite
.8”...
. ovonlns musical.services at the N01-
‘loti work hosts lass dollars and is
do more painting with one 11111-
0! Ir. 1 M. than with two nations
‘OET . THIS}... W‘BEST 1
PAIN’S rmnwonxs
Received 46 Gold Mo duiu at It. Louis and
Are the Best
our nations 1.. it M. mixed with s
- Linseed Oll will point a mod
rites, "it yours use painted with
Only how requires repaint
~ It Chou. Ii} Dow. 30th Nor-
“ MIL: Hithholl k Bttmloo Hdw.
Motif, Conn; W. 8 (layer It
Woutpurt. 0111111.; Northrup Brod.
W
rat Company 1“. boss
scheduled to play the All on Team
parry li‘ Athletic Field Gregory 3 Point
n‘he tame is called for 3: 15 and it is
crowd of enthusiasts. All the
them era ”,3: the visiting nine have the
nip!)
~Hafner's‘ for. loud Fireworks.
anu-
The llrst or the series of Sunday
walk Congregational Church will be
held tomorrow evening. At 7:30 a
short service will be held on the porch
of the church. In which the quartet
WWII] assist. Familiar hymns will be
used. and the pastor, Rev. George D.
Egbert, will make a brief address. The
indoor service will begin at 7:45
oclock. Tomorrow evening's music
will include selections horn the Works
of Mendelssohn.
Removes black heads. drives away
beauty ills. Stimulates the wirole
nervous system. Greatest beautlflcr
known. Nothing so helps fading
loveliness as Hollister’s Rocky Moan
gain Tea. 35 cents. Plaistod's Drug
tore. '
tomorrow evening at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. This is the
first topic in" the July series of popular
themes. The service will be within
one hour and every moment will count
for praise and helpfulness. Tire suhv
Ject is especially appropriate for the
Sunday before the Fourth. The quar-
tet‘s special music will be patriotic
and the congregation will sing our
country‘s favorite songs. In the morn
ing the ordinance of the. Lord's Supper
at the close of the brief address. Both
services will be alive with interest
and real in their hearty welcome.
—l)on't blow your head off. For re
liable Fireworks, go to Nelson‘s.
MEN’S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB
Last Sunday the subject for limous-
sion was The Theology of Ennrnuel
chdonbcrg. Mr. Swar'tz in his in-
troduciory address gave a very com-
pact and complete, as well as inteicst
lug presentation of the views of the
Swedish mystic. Tire usual general
and animated discussion foliowml
Tire club will renew its sessions in
September. All that time the printcd
programs for the remainder of the
calendar yesar will be ready for dis-
tribution. The matter of preparing the
subject and assignments has been left
with a special committee. Members
are asked to send In subjects tlralt
they would like to hltl'i discussed. cl
thor to the president or secretary 01
the club.
STRIKE AT NEW HAVEN ROLING
MILL.
NEW HAVEN. June, tilt—It is given
out by employer; that a strike will start
at tho rolling mill of the New Haven
Iron and Steel Company today be-
cause the cornprury declines to advam c
wages as requested to do so :1 month
ago. About 300 employees joined in
the demand. The (ompany has given
a notice alst'r'tha‘t the plant will shirt
down tomorrow for lnverrtory,.whlc.lr
will take three weeks to complete.
ll team is 1
Women and War will be the topic
Admitting that thin units may be ‘cool. you must Admit that the
tailoring which out: fashion the style and fasten it In permanent
shape is important in YOUR outing suit.
You‘ll find our outing suits all you expect of the tailors who
make our crack clothes for W001. handsome gray homespuns,
wool crashes and feather-weight worsteds and surges in the new
loose models, skeleton-lined with coolest alpaca——
$7. 50 to $15
Extreme styles for young fellovvs; conservative cut for men who
put comfort ahead of style—but all high-grade tailorvmadc Suits very
much above the usual run of outing suits. ,
You'll be wise if you provide wears for the Fourth this week—-
clothes, furnishings and straw hats that are correct.
Tel. Call 32-2.
Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for instance-that So
and 80 charged them so much, and the grain was "about
as good." Did you ever hear of “about as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was noLwor'se than "about as good/"why
not buy the best?
Buy Outs That's Clean. -
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick Cracked Corn.
D. M. Chick Feed,
Ho Chick Feed.
"TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England.
Illustrated. Price to Cents.
Wm. P. Beers,
Books, Siahonerv and Engraving.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
IInuglasT Shoes
George liedcrs,
ON THE BRIDGE.
From the fact that Hygolo loo quo
much border. cluonur, purur, Ilotu long-
or. and to In uvury woy so flush bottor
than notorol too. when It I- sold at
the sump prtoo no natural loo. It to
much cheaper.
Ieu man for it.
Soft Grabs
all other kinds of fish.
Tel 108
170 Positions
Free Delivery
80 ctr a Dozen
Swordfish. Halibut Mackerel. Bluefish. and
Cutbili’s Bridge Market,
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
All too wagons will
suit Hygoio too this «soon. Auk your
ZQEIb.
You haven't ony' Idea how
‘ good these candles are unlouu
you have «ten them. Our
large weekly sales prove how
. popular this candy to.‘ All the
Ingredients are genuine, pure
and wholesome. You rarely
have bought such delicious
uweetu at double the price.
lhe Clitford Pharmacy.
THE PRESCRIPTION CTORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
Masons oro nor TAKE PRO-
PERTY.
Jacob A. Rudder Still in Possession of
South Main Street Block.
The option which was .secured by
the Masonic fraternity of outh Nor.
walk upon land and prop ty located
at the corner of South Main strcet
and Monroe street. lapsed yesterday
The option was obtained for the pur-
pose of acquiring the property with
a view to ultimately; building 011 that
site a handsome Masonic temple as a
home for the different branches of the
organization in this city: The option
having lapsed.) (ob A Ruddm the ow
111-1- of the building yesterday announc
0d the fart
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'I‘Rl". GT, 111510 a. m.»Ai the
opening of the stock market today
there was a sprinkling of gains am.
ongst prominent market leaders which
showcd efforts at support of the mar~
ket. There were frec offerings at oth-
er quarters of the list. however. 0:111-
sing sharp declines. Great Northern
old 2 Canadian Pacific 1%. Atlantic
Coast Line. Hide and Maths-1 old
and Anaconda a point and Pennsylva-
uin Reading. Atchison and American
ice large (motions. Virgina iron sold
at 11 decline of 3% and Chicago
Terminal pfd., at an. advance of 2
. Wt. ....
PATRIOTIC SERVICE JUNE 30. 1906.
A special patriotic service. will be
held tomorrow evening nt'the First.
Methodist Episcopal Church in antici-
pation of the Fourth of July. Special
patriotic music will be rendered by
the choir. The pastor. the Rev. W.
W. T. Duncan. will preach a short ser~
111011 of patriotism of Jesus. The Dr
nor of Patriotic Sons of America.
Washington Camp. No. ii, and the 01'-
der of American Mechanics will attend
in a body. Tire music by the choir
will be as follows:
Organ Prelude—Andante in l) .
Authe111-FIag of Our Ancestors.
Gounod
Silas
...................
Choir.
Anthem-To Thee, 0 Country
..... Eichber‘g
Choir.
Alto Solo-Selccted.
Mrs. Alexander 8. Gibson.
.l’osiludewMar-ch ............ Heinizc
1
—-—Straw Hats. Straw llats. O‘Brien.
CHARGED WITH BREACH OF THE
PEACE.
Richard Deluhunty, 11 young man who
is employed on an Ice wagon. was tri-
ed In the Town Court this morning
before Judge Joseph R. Taylor on a
charge of breach of the peace and ab-
usive language. The case was con-
tinued until Monday morning for more
evidence.
The arrest was made upon com-
plaint oi‘ the Connetllcut Railway and
Lighting Company. who claim that Do-
iahunty was one of a party of young
man, some of whom were intoxicated
who boarded at. car at Roton Point
last Sunday and created a distur-
bance on the cur by loud and vui.:n
talk and Indoccnt songs.
RUMORED MR8 THAW WAS HERE
There. was a rumor that Mrs. Harry
K. Thaw. wife of the slayer of Arch!
tact Biantord White. was in Norwrlk
yesterday afternoon in an autonrob 6.
Mrs. Thaw. however. was In (unsuita-
tion with her husband' 11 lawyers until
J. W. OLMCTIAD.
The Pnlt ”I Wang.
Minimum. 13 PRIOOINO ON
M. A. MERRILL. PPIMIMI. . . ’
“11. "make Conn-
woll into the. afternoon.
better act quick, before they are all gone.
Come In and see what we have.
2 qtu. for 251:.
has used It will ever be satisfied with anything clue.
bottle. . L;
20 North Main St.,
to our store. His idea of Fourth of July
comfort wrh help you.
Straw Hat. Flannei Shirt. Soil Co
Outing Suit. two piece. :
Lisle Thread Hose. ‘ “ '
Bathing Suits.
Belts. Wash Neckwear.
Blue Serge Suits.
Ior long, short or stoot men.
Trunks and Bags.
SELLECK 8: RI
at, SOUTH uoaw
pl WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone Call 165-5. '
If you want barrier for join-you it
Price: change from day :0 guy
a a
The height of the season is passed.
E xpect fine ones for Saturday,
cheap, at the to 12I/2c to 151;, no to sit...
"up”;
Pineapple: continue good and
Jelly Glasses at 22c dozen.
Jars. at 60c dozen, qtu. and pie.
Jar Rubbers 10c dozen; Mason and Lightning.
Pure Cider Vinegar. clear and tin e, 25:: gallon.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing is so delicate, fresh and fine that no one who
New stock In, 2511
1».
New Lobster. N ‘n . ,.
Peanut Butter, finest fresh stuck now In, 201: lb. . . .l, I
New Potatouo. 351: peck. 1‘, 4 ' '
Fresh Peas, 40c peck. .
What do you want? Hope to uerve and plane.
LORENZO DIBELL
Telephone Coll 1H.
GRANULATED SUGAR, 21 lbs.
FORCE on H. o. OATS, 2 PKGS. ..
HOME snows sears; PER auucu
EXTRA mos HEAD LETTUCE, (PER HEAD . ..................... .. _
spam)“. QUALITY GREEN PEAS.
HOME enown WAX BEANS. L M
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, ORANCES, LEMONS. cucunssno. "
sAoisuss PARSLEY, Tomi-rose. suucs omens, CARROTS. are.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
49 Fort 31.,
. East Norwaik,~0t.
’Phone, 319—81“
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So. Norwalk, Ct.
‘Pbono, 143.
‘Htrndreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of applicatidn upon work or boom
Relief tor strained and tired eyes may be bad and serious tro
averted by wearing a pair of our
Proper Gladsoo. Properly Adjusted,“ .LL
Examination Free. 1'
Matching of Lenses and all Repairing capacialty. .
0. B. JACKSON,
Opdplon.
so WALL urnssr. NORWALK. c011 V
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Don't Let Anybody a» You
Blank Pistols 8c
Get the Best L
Pain’o Fireworks
Ask for Catalogue of Prism bloployu.
mimosa root:
nos-y me Monday III
on Worth of Fireworks!
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to Try Cheap i'lrowurku But
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Firecrackers Ic Pack Us
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0311mm saw.” sour: moi
~ 1 The Truutm him ordered that 11mm or the rate of
Four PorCent
be credited to the dupe-hm in the Sovlngo Depuunoni to; his car
, sent its months anoint Juno with. root. payable on grid after July
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