local 1111113111111
‘Dr. A. N.‘ Clarke has returned from
'lh‘la vacation at Stratton, Vt.
. Attorney Leo Davis is in llrldgc-
. port today on a business t1'.lp
_ ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Waters of Wood
1 word avenue, have returned home lrom
their bridal tour.
l—Pork to roast,
. , York Market.
The annual outing of the Brooksidc
School is being held today at Colum-
bus Grove Iioton Point. -
the 1b., 'at New
'-Legs Lamb, the 1b., at New York
Market.
. Mrs. J. W. Spiccr has returned to
New York, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs A. N. Clarke.
George Purdy and George Middle-
brook, of New Canaan, visited friends
in South Norwalk, Tuesday evening
-—Straw Sailors. O’Brien.
The gums are beintg relaid along
Water street, South Norwalk and
some of the curbstoncs are being re-
set.
Mrs. William H. Richards. ol‘ Bur-
rltt avenue attended the funeral of
her mother in Stamford on Wednes-
day.
N. E. Ryan & (30.11 store. is gaining
fame for the beauty andextensivcncss
o i' the muslin underwear stock This
wool: they call attention to the variety
and dalntiness of their lace t1'i111nled
peilicoats, some or which are on dis
play in their east window.
”,lmlitllll or llih Lamb Chops, 200 lb.,
" at New York Market.
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In the match race. butwoun horses
owned by Dr. Willis is. Crowe, and llr
M. l). Slullory, of New Hill/vii, yester-
day afternoon on the Elm City Driv-
ing track. Sally Male. owned by Dr.
Slullol'y bent Sam l"o111lctl i1.1 Dr.
Grow in two straight heath. Time.
2:27 1111113 ‘:.2l
The suit of Contractor Harry A. Heu-
dricks, oi Silvurlninc. against. Elton )3.
Baker. resulting from a. dispute as to
the 111111111 of aonlc Wul‘k dono on Mr.
Bakers resident-c in Union street, for
which Mr. liunllritks 1|.1l111od 3&25.
‘ was avtllml yesterday. before coming
'to trial, for $200.
Tho first regular dance of the sea
arm will be held tomorrow night at
the Knob. Spoidol‘u orchestra. of
Bridgeport. will furnish music. From
present indications thorn will be a
large attendance. The next dance of
tar this one will occur on Saturday
night. June 29.
. v—Gran. Sugar 20 lbs 51. l-‘.li.l.. 8:. Co.
Many automobiles are passion
through Norwnik today chronic {or
West Haven in the coated uluut con
tent being conducted for 11 oral days
under the nusplcou of tho Auhmmhllu
jCluh of Aumrica. Youll'rllay’s run was
from New York to linnhnry and return.
lbert it. Mulkin. ol' Norwaik.w11s a
postscugcr in ono of the care in the con
tent.
' Ftlnlbrcllao, Mourning ll'dn. O'llrlon
, ’l'hc genuine Juno woalhor of the
mount wool; has been very wolcomo
null gardens and fields are chick to
respond to tho genial warth with a
honomonni growth. lint .ial'k Front.
ode one last lloonornln often on ilrl
.June 14th. to break tho rccnrtl lor
cod wcathur in June, on a number or
utmomoterll markod at 11111 11111111111111
tiring the at t inbuilt iron» are linul
showing 111111 of blooming fully
‘roo wccka behind tho noun! ochminlo.
boulder lanai). 1211 111., at New
Market.
.V. (i. Tito, who has been develop
tho “illusion avenue extcnulon.
had 111: inch pull lino-hall water
ill: iron lily” arcane to the two
alibi watch 1m; now hear.
in ct tho boom
1 room End the other ten
oil Minimum improve
lint expected to be really
July lot. Frederic Pol-
"W a contractor and John
3 in now doing the painting. Dr
7 it 11 ammo tronhté
11 other material.
, Wit tour 1114 Won-
on union. Ha ha! llQ‘
'lhip ppmhelitl the guilty nor-
a.
'i
on m or 111111.11.
convocation or
1.1m on llLAN'l'o.
1 . Everything in 311p (1111111111111
1.11111 Oils and wastes.
51. 218-2.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol. ?
Boot line of Spring Goods ever ohowu.
HARRY RIDER,
612 Water St. BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 24313 .
1 Mills 1111a Peterson, Si East Norwalk
has been admitted to the hospital for
tlHeatnlent
Miss Carrie Arbed, who has been
visiting here for several days. has re-
turned to her home.
Calderon Hawkins. of Philadelphia,
In spending a few days with Louis
lluwklns, hie brothel.
Mr. and Mrs. ilclny Rose, of Pine
street South Norwalk, have gone to
Troy. N. Y.. to remain until alter the
Foulth or July. -
A still was born to Mr. and Mrs.
David Finch, South Main street, Wed
nosday 11101'niug.l\iothnr and child
are doing nicely.
. -Elgln Butter, 27c lb. F.D.L. & Co.
The entertainment committee of the
South Norwalk Club has alranged to
hold a shore dinner at Roton Point
on Thursday, June 27.
Clarence E. Knapp leaves his pool
tion in Pohlmans barber shop, tomor-
mw, and enters the employ of VV'illha'
H Selleck, the Norwnik clothier. ‘
~—Shoullicr Lamb. 12c 1b., at New
York Mnlket.
J.(‘.11nelon Ilawh111o.;i3rooklyn Mrs
Honey and Miss Kloppenburg, Mount
Veluon; Misses Stewart liltlilnlole;
W. H l’larvey and Wilson l-',lelnlan oi
li1ocklyu. in 11 Franklin automobile,
stopped at the Hotel Clifford. last
night.
Thirty young women from Now York
are spending two weeks at St...lal11es'
Home, on Strawberry Hill. The young
women say that they are enjoying
their stay here very much. Later it.
the season a dologullon ol' boys wil.
come up from the city.
Thorn were no graduation exorcism
today at the Center School, grammar
depart11w11t, as is customary at lhh.
tllneof the your. Out of respect ll11
memory of the. late Miss Carolina ill.
Flinn, the. exercises have been post
ponotl until 80111011111111:
Principal'George 'i‘hompsou, of tho
Winnipauk school. treated his pupil:
to it ride over the local trolley line,
as far as Stamford, this :ll‘ll-Irnoon.
There Were three (-111' loads of lilt‘
happy 1'oll1lgst1-l's.z111d on the 111i111'l1
trip a 1510]) 11.111 made at tho. lloll. may
rink at llolon Point.
—ti1'nn. Sugar 20 lbs $1. li‘.l).l.. 81 Co,
~~+
Chairman llenry Malinda. of tin
City of Norwalk highway doparlnwnl
placed an order yesterday for a tree
uprinlllinl.r apparatus. and tll?ll\'i‘l‘)’ on
It is expected within :1 few days. 'i‘hl
apparatus is in be. equipped with 11
three hol'ncpowor gasoline engine 11111“
is lllllllllflltilili'i'll in lilnghamplon, N
‘1. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Mllllloh
saw a machine of lhis typo in use nl
Arlnonk, N. Y. The man using it spl'al
ell l ’10 apple trees butwuon 2 and ii: till
o'clock. Today the engine is in I)!‘
need in sawing cord wood.
~—l1ol11 or lllb Lamb Chops, 20c ill.
at New York M111 kc
Miaa Emma/i. l‘lollton um‘nduulo of
the Now “le011 Normal School, who
has taught for two years vory success
fully in the training department of the
01111111111 Normal School, has tendered
her reuignuiion to take effect Sopteln
llcl lsl. Mina iionlon has accepted thv
position of primary teacher and iron
oral «upcrvluor oi the Concord Street
l’rilnluy and (11111111111111 61 hoot in
South Norwnih a when! the also 111
Locust Avouno Model School. Miss
Ilonlon before» coming to llaullury
taught in South Norwulk and the no
allion thorn in an llllvancomenl hm-
Hill" in teaching ill pr'lnully walk and
l11~r exocullVo ability having 1111111th lit"
the position. annbury Nowu.
WINNER OF BIRD CLUB PRIZE.
Michael chcco Writea on “The Duel
nuns of til. Birds and How
boy leu'."
Miollnci ltopoco, the winner oi the
mica oilcml by the bird Club for tho
Iwnl nanny on "Thu llulllucsu of the
lill'llil and How They hive" wall pro-
»onloll with in copy of "bird 1111.11111-
b11111." yemoldny, I11 tho pmllcnco of
his oluuomalna and teacher, Milnl Bur-
l',oll at tho i‘ranklin school.
Minn Mlny Khhy donning» mudn tho
presentation, speech, in which alle con-
gratulated Michael on the nxonlionco
of hill outlay, 11ml incited tho pupile to
a kennel interest in pclnonul obscrvn
lion of the birds.
The graduates of the Franklin Glam-
natall «School nloucnlell llltill‘ teacher.
Milli flluabeth l. 'l‘oiloa, with ll haunt
some umbrella stand an a when at
limit appreciation and calcium.
Orders For
Fireworks
COLEMAN’S
' ‘10 Milli flittiw If». “WM
mm
WE ARE REAbY TO FILL ALL ‘
. WH‘DLIOALI chums FROM DEAL-
Tllii or! have decided to make a. little chick lead. com used of circles
grain: and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and gel-ecu-
~ ad. I believe it is bottor than any bought from out. of town (although I
will buy any brand you may desire) and it you will call I shall he planned
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.
My Data That.
HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH; WEAK Fl
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
“miller with the {cod 111.1111 on in... because there is a tendency- on the
' aorta! all miller: to work of: Brain
that is too poor to nail readily. when -
where.
alum 2
MANUEL yr. HATCH.
Large Soft Crabs.
LIVE LOBSTERS, NATIVE EELS AND FLATFISH. STEAK COD,
8H, PORGIES, BASS, MACKEREL,
Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market
Raymond ill-others are engaged in
launching Mead llrothcrs yacht Elsa.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py-
thias. worked the first degree lust ove-
ning on two candidates. At the next
meeting next 'I‘ huredav evening the sc-
cond degrco will he conic: red. A largo
attendanco is leqnestod
A routine meeting of the Central La
llor Union was held last evening. .1
The household goods and cll'ects of
Mrs. ii. Anderson oi? Taylor avenue
wcro sold yesterday by auctioneer 11‘.
W. Mitchell. There was no sale ol’ the
house however, no the bids were not
high enough.
Lugells
Saturday Dandy
~le P11111111:
Always the same good quality and
absolutely fresh ovcry time you buy.
SODA. Totally dillcrent fiom any
other. Experience taught 115 long ago
the secret of nervinar lino 801m. Natur-
nl fruits cannot be imitated. Neither
can our Soda. .
subclass, Ice Cream Sodas, Egg
Drinko, Pure Fruit Phosphates, etc.
APOLLO CHOCOLATEB. We have
11 111338 assortment of these Choco-
h1ies,handsomeiy packed in two
pound, pound and half pound boxes, at
30¢, 400, 60c 80c and $1.50.
will lililllllll Pliilliiii,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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Copyright 1907 by
Hm Schillacr E3! Marx
Rogers 81 Stevens,
M-WL.W
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Suits for
We take'grcatiprlde in the form and character of the Suits we
sell at $15 to $25. "l‘ll‘ey are tailored by men who make suits up to
prices.
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$45, and they are cut over the same patterns as the suits at higher-up
In consequenceiyou get the same perfection of fit, the same
superior style and finish, as though you yourself paid $40 or $45,
instead of $15 to $25.
The fabrics are the latest patterns of gray and-brown wor-
steds and cassimeres, in the newest club checks, shadow plaids and
shaded stripes, and the models have every little detail of style you
find in the best custom-made suits this season.
If you are a judge of quality, you will confirm our claims when
you have examined the suits.
Summer Serge Suits, Straw Hats and Furnishings await your
choosing.
14: South Main St, So. Norwalk.
Tel. call 632-2.
'i‘hc slcalnel Huntington made hur
lll'nt lllp l'1tun Long inland, this 11111111
lug. bringing a number 111’ plnnlolulol's
to South Nol'wnlk. Captain Young is
in oonnnand of the venue].
, tholor (1‘1 Wilson's orchestra will
plav at ltoton l’oh1l.finlurday and
Flood: v al‘lm'nnon and uvonlllk
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Every Sort
Small a: wall at largo
RESOURCES. '
anon dolly
"or A a Inflow: Mm
m 'u'cma on
THE SOUTH NOR?
Mitt. (‘. ll. Norlhanl. Mil-1s Norlhnln.
ll (3. Norlham and Mrs. R. C. North
am. of Hartford stopped last night
at tho iiotoi Clifford.
’l‘hu Nutmeg Club baseball team, or
N111'1w1lk,wlll go to New Canaan, to-
liltlll'tlw dilatation and play tho Now
(‘ 1111111111 Social Club ulna.
g,1lclilelilllll1
With the Best Facilities for
of Banking
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-—Trad-
ing was in nilghtly larger volume than
of late at tho opening and the toll-
annoy of prices was downward. The
heavy tone was duo in large part to
_ the depression in the London mnr~
hot where internationally lintod Hiooim
weakened sharply. loaned here were
from 14. to 114 in Alchiuon, Norlhcrn
Pacific. Reading Union P1tclilc,Amal-
gamated Coppor,Anllco11lln and Bronte
lyn 'l‘ranolt. Amcrlclln loo Socialites
roguincll three points of its six point
drop or yeotornay.
WALL S'i‘iiilhi'l‘ it a m.—~Buylng
orders ware withhold until Union Pooh
fir. Amalgamated Copper and United
Status lluhbcr first 11 d had yielded,
Emailing 1% Great Notingrn pill. 111,,
Canadian Pacific 155, orthweutern
1% Purchaueru were then more at~
traction and the hat hardened reading
and nion Pacific recovering fully.
1L S'l‘l'tlilm, Noam—«Priced
dropped slowly back to the lowest and
thcn‘altlltcnon again. Quotations were
almolt nominal as the number of aha
wwniih ii'rhmT’l‘, .
lumen were recordedn nations hat the
general lint wall 11111111311111. Reading
and feverish a. d iy below
fell ditto
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’l‘he Namath Hoapllnl in bond;
cleaned from top to bottom, thorough
1y renovated in all ports.
minced null every hit: 1m
bullion utilor . to“
ork control;
110 illicllllrlll ilitectric tool.
of superiority.
Sun-liner time is here and
{st 1:3“
11.5?
patron gained.
98 Washington Street. ,'
I
100
‘49 Wall St., Norwalk.
Men’s Tailored Suits, $10.00 to $25.00.
and prices never more tempting.
Children’ 11 Wash Suits, 501: to $1. 50. 1 '
Prices Clothing Store.
HEAD-TO-FOOT OU-TFITTERS
fl”. PEDRO 165‘s. ‘
Pictorial Heller Patterns
wm. P..Bee1's
Book and Stationery Stores.
43
our straw hat at
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1" u'
2". 11",
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Saudi Norwallé. Conn.
mama glint-twill!!! A
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and 150
a South Main St. South Nat-walla, ‘
EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
No baits; no restriction in unantity; buy as many as you want. ‘
ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS . . .. , .
While fresh meatil's advancing, we keep the priée on soothed manta»
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There Is
a Reason
A store full of good and sea- A ‘
sortable Groceries at‘p’lléés astoii‘” ii
fishing our competitors.
. We look to QUALITY first, «1"
and then to PRICE.
finest: stock . 35cpeck
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Our Rowayton and Belle
specials the following Monday.
Remember, all our goods
of Tea or two pounds of Coffee, of all grades.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER—«SPECIAL OFFER.
1 lb. Royal, age can. 1/3 lb Royal, one can. Mlb. Royal, no can
. down. . .
Native lxhuba'rb, 5c bunch. C‘ old Medal Butter (tub), 280. ,1
Native Spinach, 25c pk. Gold Medal (print), 296. ‘ 1;)
Native. licet Tops, 25c pk. Queen Olives, large, in bulk, 3‘,
Native Radishcs, 2 bun. for 51:. pint, 25c: quart, 5oc, 1;.
Native liuuch Onions, 2 for 5c. New Orleans Onibns, qt, Inc. :2
Natixc Asparagus, 35c bunch Smoked Beef we slice while f7,
Cucmnbcrs, Pinenpplcss, Beets, you wait. 3
Leitllt c 'l‘omntocs , Musk‘mclons, Swiss Cheese sliced with the i ’
String Wax Beans. most impmvcd machine. it ‘ ‘
’ 1,31" 3...»,
,4» SPECIAL OFFER. 3? , 1‘
one package National Biscuit Co.‘ 3 Nabiscos with each pound “l;
9 ,
Island patrons are entitled to the .1
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sold comply, with the pure food law. 3'
12 North Main St.
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root.
ibi- your lawn.
Colin. 0 have ciao Monk
5
3 cans [felt no.
Spinach. Rodiihou, Beet
fch,"Cl1uumbmg Lattice? 9
Louis J oseloff
Tel. OI". 693:2.
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TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't. find batter provlulonn nowhere to lowly you ‘iloth with
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the DELIGACIEB and NEOBBSITIEQ 0! ill
in Ceylon you Would find a dolloiouu 1"... We
in Java you would find
ht that have from Java. ' “
w. are the norm fort a furnace Ohm a. sunburn You and Donna...
known the World our for their situation“. From our Inaummlhio
productn we hm ”looted the ohoiout. A wider
shape I: not to he found In Nat-walk.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROOER.
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Milk 2 .1.....2‘5c 11911111111 co
13 Strictly Fresh Eggs 11......251.‘ 2 the.
lentil Nomliu
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lilo than light undu- till. one.
have broil M? It
In oxmdingly info i‘ll ”g.
variety kept in all»
New Potatoes,
Best Butter 110111111131...»
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