a
“will be used on South Nor-walk streets.
Miss Nint‘i Ger
gem the store 0
it.
him «has resigned
it. Dicker-man and
i’-Dr.Di0h'o cures“ malaria.
W
The re titer or
will be light tom
, it at the south Nor-
walk Consroiii‘u
fill Church as usual.
A barge; lbadm with 450 lords of
crushed stone arrIVed today. The stone
There will be an anniversary re-
quiem mass for gas late Agnes R. Mc~
Gino at St. Jeseph’ s Church tomorrow
morning at 8 ocl‘ock. -
-.-Miss Polhemus,"Chiroporlist; also
manicurlng. Latest French method
used. 80 Washington St. Phone 302.
Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell and dough»
ter Helena and Miss Daisy Scudder, of
this city. wont to Nian‘tic this morning
to remain the rest of the week.
.—
Civil Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr.
has moved his Dulce from the City iri-
hrary building to a suite of rooms at
the rear 0! the law oiliccs of Judge
Joseph R. Taylor in the Swarm and
Corbett Block.
A painless cure for pain. Ono's
pains are curable. «.iiolllster‘s ltooky
Mountain 'l‘ea comes to one’s relief im-
mediately. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
The Misses Alice. and Matilda Thy“
lor, of Brooklyn, who have been guests
for the past week or their sister. Mrs.
N. M. Jackson; of Summit street, left
yesterday for a few days‘ visit with
their brother in Stamford. after which
they will return to their home.
erL WIND rHE CLOCK.
Arions Have one Which Will Run for
400 Days and Propose to Celebrate
Event.
The Arion Singing Society is iigur»
Iiig- on a big time for this evening
when there will be a "Kommers" or
"slag” social gathering at Ariori Hall.
to celebrate the winning 01‘ mo first
prize recently at the Slate Srrcgeri’ost
at Waterbury. the local singers brim:
back home with them a Itaudsorm-
clock that requires winding but once
in 400 days.
The Bridgeport and Stamford such-
ties have been invited to nitciid to
night and elaborate arrauuorm-uts, ln~
eluding a banquet and program of on.
tortninnient. have been made.
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HARJE CASE REOPENS.
Mrs. Harte Takes Stand to Deny
Writing Sensational Letters.‘
PITTSBURG, 11’s.. Jilly l2.-Al‘tr:r an
adjournment of a Wt‘l'k to flHi‘ lhr
handwriting exports time to examine
the {0in letters introduced in tin iirri
je divorce’ case by the plaintiff and al
leged to have been written by the rsr-
pondent, Mrs Mary Scott Hurlr the
taking of testimony was losltlrrvil In
day before Judge, ii‘riizer, or the lorri-
lirOil Pleas Court.
It was expected that the defense
would attack the ariihcritltitv of the
letters and the first wiliioss rolled to
the stand was Mrs. Hnrjc, rho tit‘lt‘ll-
drinl
HAD A FINE PICNIC.
The annual picnic ol‘ tirade (‘hmtli
Sunday School at Pine ltork (trove.
yesterday. passed of! 'wilhoul lnr idoni
and furnished a very pleasant oullnr.
fur the members oi? the school The
party arrived at the Grove about noon
and the arrival home of three ol tin:
cans occurred shortly after li o'clock
’l‘wo ears were delayed in Bridgeport
on the return and they did not got
back to Norwalk until about 7 o 'clucii.
HATTIRS CHANGE BY LAWS.
The Hair Finishers at their quarter-
ly meeting last night voted to unload
the by-laVIil by allowing each shop to
regulate its own noon working hours.
Under the new rules ii man will be
allowed to work hall or three quarters
of an hour at noon, it he wishes, pro-
viding he does not exceed the nine
hour limit. For some time. the tint
Matters have been doing this.
MW-
IDUND FOR NIANTIC
Twe- hull en bicycles spud through
South Nomllt yesterday at it rapid
rate, attracting considerable attention.
mall???
(or shit“.-
‘ Dar
0 the sun.
Their arms, bare to
It
Iy prayer service p
were attired in regulation ,
tilti trousers sud bathing outihta
e
shoviud the e solo or long
a suit] that
. lid tor the state camp at Nian-
. FOR nova.
:Stlqurd,- Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS?
School-house well equipped, well
lighted anti well heated. 138 boys pre
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics. '
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
WELcorer evaluated 10er
BMOKES.
Pleasant Entertainment Given by
Members of Sons of St. George.
The coming session of the Grand
Lodge. Order Sons of St. George,
which will be held in Red Men‘s Hull,
August“ of this year. was discussed
and arrangements for their reception
and banquet have been almost com.
leted.
Welconiie Stranger Lodge. No {iii-.1 is
anxious that the visit may be long to
iiiornbored by their visiting brothers.
The longvcxpocted smoker and en-
tertainment was held attr the usual
lodge business hard been transacted.
Tuesday night, and was a pronounced
success. 1
Alter the concert an excellent col-
lation was served in the dining rooms.
consisting of many delicacies, both
solid and liquid.
An impromptu urtnrtrlte was formed
and the boy's had a good time.
The program 01' the entertainment
was well rendered and exceeded ev-
Brother William Ashbrook l)]ii.'lll‘ll
the ball by singing, The llailnnt 241b,
recounting a stirring episode during'
the Zulu war in ’79. Professor ills-
hop. gave an imitation of the great
Pndcl'ewskl, and lulled his audience.
Sam Ashbrook. of East Norwalk. rein
dcrcd 'l‘he Walchmari's Fire, and the
ami‘ience joined in the chorus with a
w l .
Then came Past President ltobort
Oliver. the thrush of the Lodge. iii
Sweethearts. Joseph \‘i'iiiitlcy iii
Boy iii Blue, took the house by storm.
Brother ’age. ably represented the pi»
lice force in a rendition of a spirited
shung with a rattling chorus.
All the. boys will r'eiiicmbcr
stories and songs that followed and
the performance was crowned by the
closing soup; of President Waller liar:-
ituri. who ouirlvallod llii‘ male “l-‘alli"
in the famous ballad For All Eternity.
Brother .loe Ciil'ctil‘itil did himself
proud with that. old English song dear
to all IlPlll‘lH. It might Hove llcun u
Farley, and former (tovnroli Nurse“
with glory.
The concert and srriokcr was :l pro—
nounced success 'und the members
hope soon to enjoy :rnoilil-i' under the
able it-adi‘irsirip of Chairman iiatrd'rir.
of Norwalk.
FIRST METHODIST PRAYER
MEETING.
The prayer mooring oi the First Mo
lhndisr Church this evening or 7:17)
o‘clock will have for its topic "The In-
lliltllii' of Our 1 Hrs in ‘11an \Vitrninu. "
'I‘iw pastor will spc oh and r-niidmi tho
rrv'mrvirc "ilrc luring Ilium1 Iland Hi
(‘lrris’tlrrri workers will be picscnl .irirl
:rsslsi. 'l‘iit pi'uyi-r IIi(‘l'llll_L'. will be
in line with mid summit m rriritzclislic
campaign \\lil(ll is now in piourrss.
Members of lilt‘ church mo rvuuvslml
ill ire 1:rcsrlli.Ari' ill'f‘ Wt‘ltilllli‘.
THE SONG 0F DEBORAH,
'1‘ lil‘ hilllil Summer Si‘i'WltI iii-xi Sun-
dav owning at tho l‘irsl Methodist
(hurt it “I” In of sport: 1] inlcivsl 'l‘iio
”IMHO or the Hittite to ulrirlr sour:
and Bili‘l‘i‘ll will relate will Inc “The
Story of Deborah. Tale of ii 'i‘r‘nui.‘
'I‘rliiurph." 'l‘iir- story will lli,‘ repro-
ducod in sour: lit a unique nnlhorrr.
iiiiel lt‘llliilkh‘ will be marir In ”W
[lilnllli on this ion Inlorcsllriu lill‘it‘ of
scripture Irisiorv and tho oidci of HM-
vlro will In \atlcd
IIrruglds blues
AT
George haters,
ON THE BRIDGE. .
erythlng previously held in that line. .
illi' »
i'he way to insure a cool Summer is to dress for a warm one
The way to insure moi dress is to come here and buy.» ”'lliorc is cool
comfort and lasting satisfaction rti everything we still for the Summer
Man and Boy.
. SERGE SUITS.’
There‘s not a fault common lo1 common srrgr suits that is in
our um oriimoiiiv good serge suits " labile. dye in. Mimic tailoring”
all are up to our highest standard while our prises are (luv. u to the
livol til ordinary——
$10.00 to $20.00.
OUTING SUITS.
VI hill lllt‘ mercury riiurl‘s, climb into one of our cool ()ritiug
Suits and keep away lrom lire llllfl‘llliill‘fllt‘lt'lwtlilillilil for yours.
Handsome gruv Z'plt‘tt' suits of tropical ialitirs, st) It‘ll to tlii minute
and tailored to rot airi sliripc
$7.50 to.$t5.oo.
SUMMER SUITS.
\\ licir Sumrirri is herself, any rim.- of out Ir: intlsoiiic gray \v'or-
sit-(l 3 pitcc suits will put ion at ease with yourself. I! xclusiu- Illiitl-
015 (Hill fabrics. tirziltltlr-ss Ill value at our iiiorlwt briccsm
$10.00 to $25. 00.
thin hosiery
Tel. Call 33-2.
Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for l.istance—-thut 30
and So charged them so much, and tire grain was "about
as good." Did you ever hour of "silent as good eggs?"
Even if the grain was no worse than “about as good," why
not buy the best?
Buy Oats Thrifs Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick Cracked Corn.
D. M Chick Feed.
Ho Chick Feed.
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TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England. .
Illustrated. Price to Grants.
Wm. Pf Beers,
Books Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwaik. 6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwa‘k.
Clams", Lobsters,
Bluefish. Weakiisb. Steak Cod, Swordfish.
Porgies. etc.
Eresh stock event dab.
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
Free Delivery
Tel 108
Merrill Commercial Schools.
South Norwaik Conn.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Stamford, Conn.
ADVOCATE BUILDING. RYAN BUILDING.
Fall Opening. September 4th, 1906.
M. A. Merrill, Principal.
17w\”il'l'_\llllllg'lh‘t‘llii‘ tool rrtriiifrrimt from straw lizil or thin (up to
Port Chester. N. Y.
Local V‘éws
'Gibsou laids
Cornl u
and ' teat er
Post Cars
IIIII Iliilrrri Pr marl,
THE PRESCRIPTION s m.
TEL. 15—2.
runs nsmvnnv snav u.
'I'ODAY IN WALL SIRE .
WALL S’I‘Ridlfl'i‘, 10:10 a. m.~
for Americans in London had a
on lite opening of the stock i
here today. Pennsylvania was tir
prominent storlr to make any res
with it rise of l 4. Delaware (it Hi
and General Electric were up
flittiitmt-l. The most conspiiuou
the prciar‘ling dorlincs were Nort
”Er-cu
My
[up
in
.w
r t
rr
..
The coolest than in town became so after a mi: 7
to our store. ills ides oi Fourth of July i
comfort writ help you.
Straw Hat. Flannel Shirt. Soil Collar.
Oiiiino Suit. two piece. '
Lisle Thread Hose.
Bathing Suits.
Belts.
J
Yacht Caps. .
Wash Neckweai. Pajamas.
Blue“ .ieige Suits.
for long, short or stout men.
Trunks, and Bass.
SELLECK ii PRI
u wssmu'orou sr. tr "1- action scams;
Telephone Cali 165-5.
.p“
Pariiir 2, Reading and Anaconda ill
a point and Smelling and (.‘onsoiidu
(iris 3-4. .
WALL S'I‘liidld'l‘. il a. niru'l‘
traders who were short of the mark
.I
decline desistcd when they saw the!
buying was not having much often
and again sold the list. Pr'cssur
against the metal stocks. lilll stocks
Reading and St. Paul wrro especially
aware and coritnniiilculed itself mod-
rally foliowod after prices had lI(-‘t‘l’l
forced down effectively. but the llllll‘-
hot relapsed to a sllii lower low-r rif-
icrwards.
WALL STREET. noon,~ Stocks raun-
out frcr-ly again on declining scale
with no effective Hilllpiil'i to oppose lire
dorliiro. Losses In (lrcal Northern pi‘d.
lllll to it, Northern Pricilic'i 3-8. St,
Paul till-i and various stocks lost from
1 to 2. til-Hint: pressure relaxed at
noon and on duller business llli‘l‘t‘ was
a small rally. llouds wore. weak.
\VAIJ. S'i'llldld'l‘,,l p. lll.~"“’lli|t‘
tin-re was no resumption of active
soiling pressure tho standard nlocks
tirade scarcely any l'(‘t‘l|\'l.'l‘}' and a
number or the less active stocks con-
tinued to no down, At l o'clock the
whole market hall weakened again.
SHEPHERDS INSTALL OFFICERS.
Prelatc Hooper of New Haven and
Vice Supreme Commander Lady
Fuller Present.
The postponed installation oi‘ (Illic-
crs of Lady Jennings Lodge Shop-
herds of liotiilriiom “as bold last ovo-
nlng. The work of installation was
pi‘rl‘m‘lliuil Ii_\' l’l‘t’lllli‘ Sir Huini-r of
New Haven assisted by \‘i‘ro Supreme
Contruandor Lady li‘ullor‘. of Now Hu-
ron. The first degree was conl'rrr
ed on two iircuiircrs. 'i‘lic lodge meets
again lieiti \\3'ednosrlay and after a
short iriorriuu will probably go in
Bridgeport.
'I‘hr- omr-‘ops Iiislullrd are as fol
lows
ltillllllililili'l""\\'lllllllll Muslim:
Vice Corniiurridcr'wt‘hai'les 'I‘lili‘b.
Aide to (Ionrurunrlcr‘—-Mrs. Lizzie Ile-
loliuriiy.
llri.
Marshall-whites Minnie Ilrlohurity.
Accountant Mrs Lottie Sanford.
()liupi:tiii~«-;\3li's. Carrlc Iiny.
Ot‘uariisl--~Mlss Alli-o liar.
Iusidc lluard ----- Miss Alice (‘ondin
Outside (illilrll-(lliill‘lt‘fi Hilllit'l‘.
MI‘I‘I'Itilll.‘
'l‘rilulor- for
Moslicr.
Ti‘rusteo for
his 'l‘hles.
Ilch'gult' to National
Miss Mario livh-hurrly.
Alloi'iitrtrwlllrs. l“tiilil|ll .onvl-.
'l‘wcho triotrliisw-(Tirul‘
HORSES SCARED THE LADS.
Car Noor Witch Lane.
Hygeia loo.
From the not that Hygola Ice in so
much harder. cleaner, purer. lute long-
Ir. Ind Is In every way so much better
than natural ice. when It In sold It
the same price as natural Ice. it II
much cheaper. All Ice wagons will
loll Hygola loo this season. Ask your
ice man for It. '
.i. w. owsrsno.
Souvenir Post Caids.
New Views of
BELL ISLAND
HOTON POINT
ROWAYTON.
Wholesale and Retail.
will furnish you with a neat check he
And Avoid Disputes.
l It's the only safe and convenient way tor the oavmout 0
hi ls.
srble receipts.
you deposit iii the Generii habit I'm D
In
Cancelled checks, properly endorsed. make the best 005-
Wheels of tlio cur.
irons The car was stopped and
waiting tor about lcii minutes, tin
and motoruiau concluding that truth
ingrserious had happened.
i
dimly loomed up under the beltdli h
lull in the middle of the traohl.’
Hi
this was not noticed.
Britta.
noticed.
cash on
A rear and it
his knee. ’
II! a‘ red light treat the ant ear. ,
WM
l
and had begun to cover on the (mould .
or‘uloly to the general market. A feeble .
l‘asr ('oiiiriuiiidcr ----- Miss Carrlr Lai-
Misiross or (Torriinoiiieswhlrs. Lillie
IN Moinhsu—Mrs. Lucy
(ion vent 10“-...
J. mpsd From Front east of Trolley
’l‘lrero war-r plenty oi excitement Illiii
evening on the trolley due In South
Norwrdiv from liolon at 10 o'clock and
for a limo it. was llltlllidll that several
young their had met death beneath the
Air the car was npcodiirgrdown the
hill just north of Witch‘s Lune three +1.
follow worn soon to dive from either
tilde of the front seat into the dark.
. , ., 3 a
nerircli was modular the lads. but A. J. 0
they could on whom he found. After 'l.
I
our resumed its journey. the conductor
he notion of the hide resulted from
the sight of several hurries which mul-
he
he s ilimrrtiit the animals Would be
over and jumped. latter they re- 1 .
boarded the car. but in the excitement .
The lads were Frank and Harry
They afterward Joined the
crowd and tried to board the car un- 1
Frank sustained a painful
oilislon from a second
our was narrowly averted by swine-
. Atthieaso money lender. who laid a
3 “that “it“ it title at “in:
, ir . oh r
Saturday, July9th
We shall have
tries. Fine Large Peas: Large New Potatoes
teen Beans. Beets. Cabbage. High Grade
rida Pines at 100 each.
Hope to serve and please.
i; ORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call at 4.
‘21
FORD
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blilting. Boating, Bathing and
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Shore Dinners a Specialty,
, otht
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Vaudevill dail
Roller Skating everv alter lit )
Friday ‘ Monday, Tuesday and
l ; Dancing Wednesday. Thu ,
‘ Siturday Evenings.
Tan Oxford Slices up 9
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i.lack Raspberries. Red and Black. Straw-i ”
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