Pahls. Oils and Varnishos
nurtured and wood Alcohol.
' HARRY RIDIR.
612 WW 8%. BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Good-d delivered free. Tel. 2433.
building.
has been arranged for the occasion.
Councilman Charles
yesterday on account of illness.
operation at the Nor walk Hospital
is evening at the llolon Point Hotel.
mbus, of Norwalk. will meet to-
ghu 11
p, with a severe cold,
it again.
, 1, of Nelson Taylor's properly in
Washington street.
, ——-———...———~—.
A“ meeting of Court Frances. Order
of the Golden Sceptre. will be held
tomorrow night.
A daughter was born this morning to
. 1r. and Mrs. William Wiunl'ich, of
» Dover street. Norwalk.
The marriage bonus of Angelo Mace
11 Miss Julia Patches have been
pounced at St. Mary's Church
--A neat» frame awaits your diploma
the ’I‘illy Art Studio, 78 Washing
u'stroot Get it' new '
Elmer Mcrrllls and wife, it Lino-
umville, S. i., are attending the fun-
. i of the late William Waigrain.
,Miss Harriet Odell, of East avenue
attending the' Yale- Harvard base-
1 game in New Haven this after-
Edson B. Fuller, of New York. for-
ly clerk at the Norwalk Hotel has
returned from a few weeks‘ trip
England.
} Ing W. Horton and Miss Anna
or will be married tomorrow eve-
at the borne of the bride ill Center
,‘Norwaik.
8 new water main which the City
Norwalk is laying in Wall street
the tunnel to the Methodist
roll, is now almost completed.
illet Chlucry, of Norwalk played a
Iln solo last night at the gradua‘
exercises of the Bridgeport High
I. and was hoarlily applauded.
1 lklln Judge and Frederick E
Wood of Nor walk are in Dllnbury
demonstrating the merits of the
re two-cycle autumobile.
.0 wedding of Miss Sarah Eliza;
.Barry 01‘ Winnlpuuk, and Marlin
0d tomorrow morning at St.
ll Church.
big barge John T. Donahue of
oil, Virgaula, is unloading a car-
lumber at the deck of the Hub.
Hall and Randall Lumber Com-
{0' N01 walk
old house at lire rear of the
Norwalk Club has been com
demolished, the only things be-
i. are a few of the floor timbers
pile of bricks
' .Annlo Ginny who has been ill
lilo time at her ironic in lleldcu
in whom ulrc resides alone. will
on to the Nolwnlk ilospilnl this
n for treatment.
Joseph Kemp. oi Yonkers.N
the guest of her 11111010131010.
Powell. of Flu/11ml place. Nor
in: Sullivan, also of Yonkers.
ll; of MN. Powell.
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unday school services of St
‘ ' bitch have been discontinued
handler 'i‘ho parochial school
on Friday with lilo annual
out and graduation excr'
oyt’s Theatre.
an: to 1‘0th from ihe Nor-
pltai there has been nothing
but institution in 1110 Iasl
hours. except the hot
mhuinldity about 1011111
the highest of the
lemma... hall boon
3111:1111 day. but no heat
, two been reported.
W—
” 'trlictors are in hiring
' also?! 10(3th t3%)00
more » 0 iv 0 or;
“ , build Bidders are
Willi)! New York New
1 places. , Clair-ms
oi the sewer cools
full scenarios
1111. Howard Hunt is undergoing an
A3" Bridgeport party will take dlrdhn'
athoiic Union Council. Knights of
‘Harry Orrendori'.‘ who has been laid
is able to be
(«New tar walks are being laid in
t
hl’ord, of Norwalk, will be sol- '
' walked ashore ullrlssllllod, but when he .
. arrived at tho bathhouse. ho fell un-
tlyo morning.
Willlm R. Thompson has the coil-
and two teu~horse power motors for
the Standard Oyster Company
will be installed in the new plant. and
will be used for hoisting oysters out
of the boats.
The J. 1?: J Cash Company has plac-
ed an order for eight direct connected
electric l’ans for ventilating their so-
tory. The fans will be all eighteen-
wlll bc thirty six inches.
W.
Thompson will instill-them.
R.
A delegation of Norwalkcrs are in
attendance today at the Yale-Harvard
baseball game at New Haven. liar
vard won the first game but Yale
is in hopes of taking today's game,
thus requiring a third contest to de‘
cide the series Among those from
Norwaik witnessing today’s game are
Dr. Walter Hitchcock, Frederick E.
Wilcox and E. Hubhell Hotcbklss.
C E. Sholes. secretary and treasurer
of the Nurlgatuck Chemical Company.
and who is also interested ill the Ilinus
Chemical Walks in Norwnik 11nd oth-
er chemical plants. was ill town yes
terday.M1'.Sholcs owns a handsome
thirty live horse porter Si;1l§)1lar11~l):1y-
ton 1',ullabout which he uses in his
travels between his business (ulter-
prises.
A social under the auspices oi‘ the
Ladies' Aid Sooiely. will be held to
marrow evening .11. 8 o'clock in the par
lore of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. A very delightful evening of
music refreshments and good follow-
ship is anticipated. A most cordial in
vitallon is extended to the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Curtice, and family, and to all
members of the society; church and
congregation.
William ‘P. Randle did not learn of
his brother‘s suicide until his arrival
in South Norwnlk shortly after 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon .whon he
was inferrncd of the and occurrence by
a conductor on a trolley car. )uer'y
ei‘lort was made to locate Mr. Randlo
in New York, and finally he was
reached by the infor.ruullou that br-
was wanted In Nor'walk inuncdinicly
on business concerning his brother's
affairs. He came out as soon as pos-
sible.
The Right Rev. Mons. William .I.
Slocum, oi Waterbury. ls still at the
hospital in New York, whom he \\’(!iiI.
to he treated for lilo stomach trouble
that has recently aflliclcd illnl. blobs.
Slocum is 110w in excellent health, but
remains at tho hospital in order in
insure a complete restoration of his
former vigor. Although the popular
priest has had a severe siege of III-
ness, a New York specialist has assoc
ed him that Ire will, ill all human prob-
ability. have many more years of ac-
Livlty in his calling.
INJURED WHILE BATHING.
F'red P. McMahon, right hand man
for J. A. Montgomery. at 'the laiicr-‘s
lunch wagon in Wall street, was pilin-
ully injured while in bathing Sunday
afternoon at iloton Point. but plucklly
kept the information from the bothers
until he reached shore, While Mr.
McMahon was descending from a polo
near the flout, one of the cross pieces
used on the polo for stops, uavo way.
and he fell a distance of several fool
to shallow water. The iniurod mull
conscious. lie was revived with elim-
lllanlll and went to Norwnlk. where Dr.
W, .l. 'I‘rnccy treated his injuries. Tho
physician found 11 very badly sprained
illiouldor and neck.
SPEAKER TI LEON IMPROVED.
W
Had a Narrow Escape from Drowning
off Fermlnqton. Sunday.
FARMING’I‘ON June lib—‘Millor
John Q. 'l‘iison, speaker of the IlOlli'lih
who had an unpleasant experience ill
being upset from a canon on Sunday.
is killing up today and is fooling nico-
ly. Me has zvcry expectation of 110-
lng to l—inrtf rd to preside over the
house tomorrow. and only upon 00- _
vice of Dr. Mortimer. of liulonvlllo.
who is uttendliul him. did he rcillv
uuisll lullt night the idea of going to
the capitol today iln asked Mr. (3111111.
0: Milford, to preside at toduys ses-
il 01). ..
Orders For
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verylirlnn in Ship Bilaruliory.‘
line of Boring Good- evor shown.
1 Pdnassus Council, Royal Aronnum.
of Norwalir. will hold a smoker tomor~
row night at the lodge rooms in Sons
of Temperance Hall ill the Gazette
Quite an elaborate program
A Scofleld
started out with a party of friends with
his launch Lily on a fishing expedition
this afternoon. The commodore ex»
pools to catch enough biackllsh to sup- ,
ply all of his friends for breakfast in
tract to furnish two hoisting drums ,
’l‘heso ‘
inch with the exception oi one, which .
of Site
every
l
‘wholo.
ed.
14 South Main Street.
$1.00 to $4.00.
n—n—r-l—
Genuine Panam'
Telephone Call 631172. ’
“show the largest and most carefully selected stocks
Hats for men in the town. The wide variety of
braids and diversity of styles furnish every opportunity for
n to secure the list that exactly meets his ideas.
S lit and Sennit Straws,‘ in smart yacht shapes,
and soft-brim Milans. split and Mackinaw Straws.
from So th America, inciosely woven qualities, in the shapes
rccogniz d as correct. By buying yours now you derive a
full seaso‘ln of comfort and luxury. Priced $8.00.
Summer Clothes and Furnishings to wear with Straw
round!
refreshing.
BATH BRUSHES. ,,
waste matter.
BATH
€111,251: box up.
BATH spouses.
Bath Sponges from 351: up.
Rubber Sponges, 500 up.
BEA SALT .
what we 111011.100 bag.
T'OILET WATER. ‘
traces of soap.
domestic goods. From 250 bottle up.
Also Bath Tablets, Borax, Ammonia.
etc i 4 Nu “will.”
‘ he llillili 1011111111
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
1-11.14. 15-4.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
.1" ' '
'TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-
ing prices of stocks showed uniform
gains cl :1 small fraction. which was
stretched to more than a half in the
cases of Union Pacific, Northern Paci
he Missouri Pacific. Anaconda and
American Our. Business was slightly
more active and varied than of late.
Among the inactive issues Manhattan
rose 2 and Intemutional Power fell 11$
Baby Chick Feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
In buying Boultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stuffs, on sale. because there is a tendency on the
part of all millers to work of! grain that is too poor to sell readily when
Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and Where.
This year Ihave decided to make a little chick iced. composed of choice
grains and seeds, carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen’
I believe it lie better than any bought from out 0! town (although I
will buy any brrind you may desire) and if you will call 1 WI be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other. “r
MANUEL T. HATCH.
and American Cni',Pid.11,fi.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.———An in-
creasing demand for stooks'was re-
iiected in a much broader, higher and
more active market than has been the
case for many days. All of the rep-
resentative railroad stocks ware
bought freely oudthel‘c was also a
good absorption of var-ions specialties.
The principal gains were: St. Paul,
Canadian Pacific, Urllon Pacific. St.
Louis Southwestern pfd.. Louisville &
Nashville. Erie second pi‘d., Lcd and
Brooklyn Transit 1‘, Northern Pacific,
lllinois Central, Great Northern pid.,
Smelling and General Electric 1 1-4
to 1 1-2. Northwestern and Delaware
& Hudson 2 and international Mercan-
tilc Marine Md. 2 1-.4
LARGE SOFT SI'IELL CHABS.
MEDIUM SIZEH.....‘ ...................... . .....
SNAPPER BLUES, BUTTER FISH NATIVE FLAT FISH, EELS, POR-
GIES, STEAK 00D. LIVE AND BROILED LOBSTERS, ROUND,
AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS. ‘
Guiblll’i SBridge Fish Market
billibll 111 ll.
,1. -.-.-...q---.o.ls
For .1010.
(1111111 lllliicr
49 Wall St, Norlwalk.
J X
New Potatoes,
lest ll'uiicr
‘I t b ‘ I n I I I I 0
31-11113 I'lcfiancc Milk
12 Strictly lr‘rcsllll'Iggs
Book and Stationery Stores.
1....uueco
N (leery Co.
49 Fort St" Ell-t Norwalk.
Tel. 819-:
85c 002.
one 0029
LONG
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Non readil
Wm. P. Beers’
6 South Main St., South Norwalk
p.01... n—Am‘ .— ~33“...
350 per peck
.290 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar .. .$1.00
.270 'l‘ollmior's, per quart ..
.251: 2 pathogen llrlrd Apples ....25c
.250 2 lbs. lit-st Laid
Spinach. Ra ishcs. Beet Greens,‘Peas, Asparagus. Strawber-
ries. Cucumbers,iLettuce, String Beans and Pinespplos.
United G
20 No. Main 81.. 811 Nor. Tel 148.
.151:
.. .251
M. Epstein,
tiller : ,8l1'0ng,1liiilellirnli
* Will the Best Facilities for“, 1.
Every Sort of Qafiking
W ALLS S’l‘ltEE'l‘, noon —~’i‘he trad-
ing became very drill. but prices lost
little. ground and stiffened again beiore
noon. Ilonds were firm. ‘
. WALL STREET, 1 p. Dir-The mar-
ket held firmly at the top prices
throughout a prolractcd period of drill-
uosrl. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault
Salute Marie Improved 3 Illinois Cen-
tral 2 and Denver and Rio Grande
pill Southern Pacific pfd, United
States Slcel pfd and Great Northern
Ore Certificates.
NEW YORK. June 25.~———Kountzc
ilros. today engaged $1,000,000 gold
for export 'to London. Tile shipment
will be made on a steamer sailing to-
morr'ow.
RODGERS LEAVES WASHINGTON.
In Proceeding Under Rush Orders from
State Department. '
WASHINGTON. June 25.—-—Consul
General Rodgers. late of Shanghai, 11nd
recently" transferred to Ilavarla, lel‘t
Washington yesterday for Havana, ai-
loi' having received the instructions of
the slate department for his guidance
in his new duties.
The consul is proceeding under rush
orders from the department, as be has
not been able to avail himsalf of the
usual leave of absence in hle'own
country. The explanation is to be
found in the fact ihat‘ihe department
is under pledge to relieve Mr. Stein-
har't as American consul general at
Havana by July 1. and It was regarded
as desirable to afford the two officials
an opportunity for conference bolero
the change was made.
incidentally the desire of Mr. Rm
porn to faithfully carry out the wish.
on oi! the department, led him irlto
what promised to be serious trouble.
Just as he was about recall from
Hiranuhal the Consul General receivdi
a visit from Judge Wilfloy. of the
United States court there, who iui’orlu
ed him that an American lawyer in
Shanghai named G. F. Curtis. was
seeking to bring on action against the
counsui general. claiming damages of
$55,000 gold, on account. of Mr. Rod-
rzcru' action In the administration of
the estate of the late Henry H. Cun-
" llinuilllm. of iloifast, Maine, who died
in Shunlurl a short time alto. .llldiro
Wlifley, it is understood. allowed Mr.
Rodgers to depart under the names
siou lhut he would not entertain any
such. action in his court. it was only
upon arriving in this country that Mr.
Rodgers learned that Mr. Curtis had
filed the complaint. 11o acquainted the
slate department with the facts in the
case from his point of via Those
warn that tho Cunningham late had
been ndniinilltored by the American
(liliiillll general precisely as were all
sauna of other Americans dying at
Shanghai and that the point made by
Mr. Curtis was pllreiy technical. it
‘~ did not in any war reflect upon hm
' integrity 0! the oilioial. but 11; denied
court to exercise the mutations or a
court Part oi the action necessary.
ildllllll cases was the bringing of a
hit 1 nillalne in the name at Albert
C will of-v
‘ re.) _
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You will 11ml here every tiling that p ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ helps to make the bath healthful and ' IAJ
’l‘o cleanse thorouuhly, 011011 the
pores and aid the skin in excroatin‘g
(100d ones without
handleségi‘lcp up; with handles. 501: up.
insist upon having pure soaps-
you'll get that kind without insisting
It you come here. Plain and medicat—
An unusually largc‘stoclc of good
Russian
Has marked tonic properties. You
get the real article, not rock salt, in
Stimulates the skin and removes
Best imported and
the right at the Amerloiur consular 1
1‘11_.
i :‘1‘1 1‘9.
up
of superiority.
and prices never more tempting.
You may not know our Shoe
patron gained.
.. If 'r
98 Washington Street,
5'71"“ Phone
roof.
for your pleasure.
Coffee.
known the world over for their excel
shape Is not to be found In Norwaik.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
THE SUNDAY LAW. '
New Statute Favor-ably Reported by
Judiciary Committee.
The following is the text of the pro-
posed new Sunday law favorably 1c-
ported by the judiciary committee of
the legislatur'ua
Section 1 Section 1, 369 oi the gen-
eral statutes is hereby amended to
read as follows. Evory person who
shall do any secular business or labor,
except work of necessity or mercy, or
keep open any shop or Warehouse; or
any manufacturing or mechanical cs-
lablisbme11t.or cripose any property
for sale betwoen 12 o’clock Saturday
night and 12 o'clock Sunday night,
shall be lined not more than 50. The
provisions of this section 5 all not.
however. prohibit or affect the manu-
facture or distribution of steam, gas
or electricity. nor the distrubtion of
water. nor the operation of any tele-
graph or telephone. nor the sale at re-
tail of drugs. medicines, or articles
ordered by prescription of a. physic-
ian. or' mechanical appliances used by
phlslclaus or surgeons. nor the sale
at retail oi tobacco in any form by any
hotel keepoi or druggist. or any news-
dealer whose store is open daily for
the sale. of newspapers. nor the let-
ting of horses, carriages, bicycles. au-
tomobiles, yachts. or boats, nor the
running of ferry boats, 01' street rail.
way cars. 1101' the preparation, print-
ing. publication or sale and delivery of
newspapers. nor the wholesale or re-
tail sale or delivery of nlilkor the
making of butter and cheese, nor the
keeping open oi public bath houses.
nor the making or selling by bakers 0r
butchers and their employee. before
10 o 'clock in the foreman and between
4 o clock and 0: 30 o'clock in the after-
noon, oi any, article of food usually
made or dealt ill by them. nor the sell-
ing of soda water. Ice ordain. or con-
focilonery. nor the carrying on of the
business of bootblacking. or the keep-
ing open of any barber shop before 11
Men’s Tailored Suits, $10.00 to $25.00.
Children's Wash Suits. '501: to $1.50.
the make we sell we will venture to count you as another reg‘ulail ‘
jim‘l‘
Prices Clothing Sibel
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS 39' "Iw’fld ‘1 1‘
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
til. :‘i
h“?
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15.. i} . l .. I!
Department. '0nce you have mod
N 1‘ ' ‘l’d'lf' "ll'll‘Pf lb”!
kiln!
South' nor-warheads.
155:3“ 1 1' I135 ’
.1 Phone 323.4. 3 “PW 3311mm!“
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both Willi ‘ ' ‘ '
the DELICACIES and NEGESSITIES of daily life then right under thll one
in Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought I! run:
In Java you would find an exceedingly. fine harmed
We have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase 0 Santana Toad and Demos. -‘
lenco. From our innumerable home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept: in hjttlr.‘ ‘
9‘ M...‘
"1‘
1 ram
scum mailman-1
,
ing of any outdoOr sports for admis-
sion to which no fee is charged or ‘
gratuity is accepted. or the entire .
gross receipts for admission the which."
are devoted and paid to oharitablc‘ ’
purposes. nor the giving of any enter. '
tainment not ot a dramathl nature: '
provided that such sport or entertain-
ment disturbs no person ‘1th or attend-
ing public worship: and pro idea, furi '
ther, that said sports or {entertain- ‘
ments are licensed to be played or giv-
err by the mayor of the city. the war .
den of the borough. oi" the seleotlnen .
of the town in which they hire so ploy:
ed or given. The mayor cit any city.- '
the warden of any borough or the se- ,-
lectnlen oi any town may license the ‘
playing of such sports 01‘ the giving
oi such entertainments 1‘ therein. as
aforesaid. '
Sec 2 No person shall be employed ~
except in works of necosility and er» 1
cy, or upon or in connection with ork
herein authorized or othnrwlse author
ized by law or implication of law not
to be done upon the Sallbath towork
upon more than six day s in any week
and any person violatlli'lg this provis-
ion shall be lined not more thsn1850'
for. each person so employed by him.
Section 3 Section 15370 of the gen-
eral statutes is hereby repealed. .
STABELL HELD 11117300 sari; ”
Judge Joseph B. Taylor found probn-‘ ‘
his cause yesterday afternoon in the
case against Edwn d Slabeli brought
by Mrs. Maria Al arson, of Chapel
street, Norwalk, mother of Florence
Anderson, and bolted illoaccused error
to the next term. or the criminal our .
pcrior court under bonds of $800. ' It
is claimed that Sillbell wronged the
Anderson child. He pleaded not guilty
to the charge. I
Mum ‘ , .
PillNCE lFUSl-ilMi 8M“.
VICTORIA. ‘fl. 0. June 15.41111“
Fushlml. of Jlepan. will embark to-‘
day at lequlnoalt on H. M. 8. Mon-
oclock in lilo iorcnoon. nor the play-
mauww. ...... .. w
Till: GREAT
ANIISEP‘I'IC
COLDS
mouth detailed from the China squa-
dron. to take lillm to his home count
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Norwalk Chronicler