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#IOUTH NORWALK.
Will Help Isles
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
films, will hold a meeting this even-
Mnl. Julia Quintard and family have
removed their household effects from
West: avenue to the Franklin block in
South Main street.
——Dou‘t miss the magnificent “Latin
Minstrel" program in Music Hall,
Thursday evening, at 8115.1
The members of Eureka lodge.
Daughters of Rebekah, will go to Fall“
flel Beach. tomorrow evening, to be
'th guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. D.
Brown.
D. Burger expects to take a large
number of his friends out for a fish-
ing trip tomorrow 111 u D. corneil's
large launch “Truant.” The party is
anticipating a fine trip.
Tho Willing Workers' Circle of the
King’s Daughters of the Norwaik
Methodist church, are being pleasant-
ly entertained this afternoon at the
home of Mrs Christine Roscoe, of
Berkeley street Norwalk.
——A rare opportunity is offered to
buy Dress Hats at prices from $3 to
86; fonnerly $6 to $10. I. E. Hutchin-
son's, so Washington street.
- The liarbcrs' Union held a meeting
last night and made arrangements for
closing on the Fourth of July. The
shops will keep open until 10 o’clock
on the night before the Fourth and
close at noon on the holiday.
The members of Eureka Lodge.
Dnng More of Rebekah, who are to go
I to Fairiield Beach tomorrow and visit
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil~
iiam J Brown, will tfite the 8:40 trol
Iey from South Norwalk. Convey
ances will take the members of the
lodge from the trolley to the beach
and back.
irvlng Burger of Union Park, Nor.
walk will leave town Monday morn-
ing, for 11 month's vacation at Camp
Overlook which is located 011 Lake
Champlain. Mr. Burger has many
friends from the Overlook Milltar)”
Academy, who are spending the sum-
mer months at this ideal place, and he
anticipaks a fine time.
--Dr. Dick‘s euros Malaria. . _
Carlos Martinez, a popular graduate
of the Overlook Academy, will leavp
town' as soon as his sore feet will al-
low him to. He wiu then go to Terry
town, and take up his books at the
Renseller Polytceliiele Institutq His
foot is rapidly improving, although he
is obliged to visit his physician in
New York city occasionally.
S newt ycrs were sworn inthis
mor {ITS bk1 re Judge Robinson in the
superior Emir t. Temporary Clerk Ste-
vomion’$e frthem the oath ’i‘he lat-
est follo§le of Blackstone are Theo-
emit. er, Andrew W. Gardella,
Paul 8933:9111“, of Bridgeport;
George M1 one of Norwalk; Arthur
H. Ely, of Greenwich and Daniel A.
Murphy, of New Fairflcld. The last
two have already practiced law 1111mm in these events.
New York state.
L —For sale at a bargain.
ter cooler four' compartments;
One but
.a. “mm... .m,
are found only when
ybu possess the correct,
accessories.
You furnish the tub
and water; we have the
rest; soaps, sponges,
brushes, back scratch-
ers, etc.
You moment «1.- w.»
throat
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 65H
STAMFORD. CONN
A Day and ”carding School
' 1hr toy:
, Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-~
ness. An experienced stati of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
department for younger boys.
For catalogue address
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YALE~HARVARD BOAT RACE.
Coming of Distinguished Visitors.
NEW LONDON, June 24.—Grcat a
the interest is in the annual races 01
the Thames between the rival univel
sities of Yale and Harvard there but
been a bound in the enthusiasm among
New London folks over theevents 0.
tomorrow in the knowledge that Presi
dent Roosevelt and his party on board
the presidential yacht, the Syiph. wil
craft which will line the course, am
Secretary of War \V. H. Taft with Ihi
class of '78 will be on one of tin
special sightseeing trains which wil
mave up and down the river bank dur '
lag the races. Locally nothing
known of tho‘pians of either dislir.
gulshed pa'ty. it is not expected the
President oosevelt's yacht will ancl.
or off the city, but upon its arrive
during the morning, will move 11p to 11
anchorage olY the navy yard iwo milc
above here, and then later in the.d11,\
1111 the change of the title proceed to
a place off tilt1 Red Top, where ttn
tinish of the race may be seen to good
advantage. While no information I111:
yet come the camp at Red Top ex
pact to receive a vis‘ frdm' Ha'rvard’: 1
most distinguished alumnus. the chic.
magistrate of the nation, during 011
early afternoon. The rowitig, snudd i.
all a-llutter with hope that fill! wil
be so, and the freshmen eight ltd 1111
va1sity tour cared crew men 1h vs tl11
added stimulus to makt them extend
themselves to the utmost to be win
At crew qnai
tiersit was thought this morning word
would be received as to whether 01
six .not the president might be expected
scales, one spice cabinet one roll top for a visit."
desk- one cash desk, one safe, one
show case and one cheese safe. H.
M. Kent, trustee;
Frank A. State, of Holden avenue,
Norwalk, was spinning up Main street,
Norwal, about 6 o'clock. last evening
in his 11.110.111.11 when in front of the
home of Charles A. Quintard thema
chine skidded, and shot across the
sidewalk into Mr. Quintard's yard,
making a great attempt to climb 11
tree, which was near by. The tree
was not much injured by the collision
and the automobile was heat in front
a little, but, otherwise no damage was
done. , ,9
The bills of prices iii the various bat
factories are being rapidly settled. Yes-
‘terday the finish ng bills for the Lee.
Hat Manufacturing company, the Con-
nett Hat eomfiany were settled also
the making bl Is for the Lee Hat Man
of “gaming 11011111131 y, H. McLacblan
9'an spill! the S. A. G. Hat
1136 ations are going on
rly all the hat factories in the
district and it is probable that before
the week is over they will all have
settled—Dunbnfly News.
—Entertal ment will begin with
Lady MinstiHfid’ln Music Hall, 8:15
sharp, on This ay evening. ‘
The. Danhury police were asked by
the detective department of the New»
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road late aftern 11 to arrestap
M 11??“th w]; 0 $0.11. on the]?
three me
way int dnbanb'ury on a freight train
The parties
from nth Norwalk. .
weré snfpocieli of knhwiné something
about 5,bul‘ lpry at the Georgetown
frel lhtd deposf. Two of the quartet
trl'bfiod by Patrolman Crows
,_ chyeo IEbroufigh tpp
it...
hr
{1 troldlnq
‘ I . ebi‘ having
pity know of the burg ars dnda
none of the stoleyroperty Was found
upon them QWW991;
0n the other hand the Yale squs1
at Gales Ferry is none the less cxpec
tant for it seems possible that Secre
tary Taft. should his special car b
seht up on the east bank of the that
upon its arrival will have the oppor
tunity of calling upon the men wl11
me to tight for the blue. a color whlcl
for so many years has waved uppm
most. No one herb k110Ws of the at
rangements for Secretary Taft's trb
over. Most special cars are side
tracked in the railroad yard until tlr
time of their departure for up liver
and after the race are despatched 11
their destination. But New bender
people who am? a few Weeks 1130 saw
Secretary Taft' a warm greeting on hi:
passage through here on his way 11
Norwich probably will throng the rail
road station to see the class of '78 or
rive and deport
The fleet of pleasure ctzgt which 1
has made the lower harbor the rendez-
was the night before the races, and
which usually moves up the river
through the draw bridges on the morn-
ing tide will be augmented this year
by the indian Harbor Yacht Club at
Greenwich. which is expected to finish
its third annual rune t9 the eastward.
at New London, during the day The
Inlival squadron made up of the Olym
pin, the famous flagship of Admbalt
Dewey, the Arkansas, Chicago. Hart
ford 31nd Nevada, is also on the way,
cache of its guns may be the.
éilrst wor th 13 New Londoners get 011
the arrival of the glyph. The race
course will be patrolled by launches
sent out from the revenue cutters Dex:
t'er, Gresham Seminole, the tug Cal
umet and the guide. The Pequot House
for a long time the gathering place oi
th achtsmen will be missed.
1' BAY, ‘iiuse aid-Braident
111955611 1 wilt iio't a'ttbnde 1111M 111.111
31,1;er boat r cos Lodon.
arrow, owls to to (es h ottrm
er President Grover Cleveland.
\ .r.—Hw—
discussion: anon BANKRUPTCY.
as P. kl t in the district
951% elitist! totes yesterday
benefits?) ill
. bharg’ed from bahkiuptcy Arthur 8.
Co: of New York,1lnd John J. Dueh
‘ of Greenwich, who; conducted business
1' the acute of Ar,
They appear to‘
in the stock brok
in New Yonk 11 wast
I111 ‘11 been0 engage
‘erage busine
militias petition in uk-
1111111011 was mt'coun‘
Much Enthusiasm Displayed Over th1
be with the splendid fleet of pleasun ‘
Ii:
1.99911
. in our minds jiitlt now. We have
mil” hood, 1 my, comfortable Chairs or
Milkmen the port;0 or lawn; a Tobie, a couple
or a Settne to tone up the Summer cot-
' tag, tsge. We have provided most liberally for your
wants in this direction. 00m 111 and see the display.
Co has 81 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalt‘ners, -\
F12118 North Main‘Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
. HOSIE Y. __._-___.
Women' 5 one novelty for varying shades in Hosiery bus reunited in the
widest range of coiorings this lectIOI has ever known The best possible
ulvantages me offered to secure colour or shades to harmonize or match
with any designed oilect in costume or shoes.
In Silk Hosiery We show exquisite creations in plain and embroidered
effects in all the newost shadings. _
Inspect our stock and put us to the test. You will not be disappointed.
N. E. Ryan 81 Co.,~
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ MONEY iNVESTED TN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT.
MERRILL COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.
it insures a good Salary, independence and always the Opportuni-
ty for Advancement.
Books and outlonsry nu.
sTAMFQRo. court-I NORWALR,
lb WASH I NGTON STREET.
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
PORT CHESTER;
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New Styles Being
ConSIantly Added
We won ‘1 try to sell you shelf-worn goods. We give you
the latest 1n Footwear.
will win your favor if you only let us show them to you.
FLYNN 81 RYAN.
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
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'PHONE 466.
Reton Point Hetel
NOW OPEN under New Management.
I
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY. DANCING, BOATING, BATHING.
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Especial attention given Ito automobile parties.
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th, FREE VAUDEYILLE.
.GEORGL XANTHAKY. Manager.
THE PARIS :
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33 South Main Street, South Norwslk
Great Reduction Sale
WASH GOODS
LADIES’ JUMPER DRESSES, former price, $500; for - SI. 98
ILADIES' JUMi’ER DRESSES, tot-met price, $8.00; for - $2.98
LADIES’ LINEN SUITS—colofs, white, blue, pink; stripes
—-f0rmer price, $8.00; for 1-33 98
LAWN SKIRTS, $2. 48 to $3. 98%
LINEN SKIRTS, $1.98 to S3 98,
SILK 1ch Gears , $9.93 up,
LACE COATS, black and whitti", former price, $27. 00; for $16. 00,
Sale in Both Stores: "
515 517 Main St, Stamford. 33 so 1111111 31., :5!» 11111111111
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this patient was 1151111,, pulse 90 respir-
ation 82. Mr. Sherman fall into a
sound sleep at 0 a; m..-froa1 which he
"has not yet, awn cited.
._‘~W~ ; d.-
Mn. caesium COMFORTABLE.
Cool Breeze Today Adds ‘ih Patient's
Enforced Stay In Hospital.
'1‘ ctsvsmso 011111., Juné 24. —At
' young WOIIM'H.
Our Tan Oxfords and Wine Colored Oxfords and Pumps :
Cloak and Shit House
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IIHUNNBWCLLwCWA NUPTMLB.
lPrstty ”claret H m at Mr. and
' is; was, 111 irstl'oni.
At upon yesterday, lat the family
residence 1p stmtfort, the marriage
11111 Allan Huanewoll. 11,1101: place, the
ceremony 1.111113119111111 ed by the 1101'.
John mites. it was very pretty a1-
:fsir tpdu hit steal gs . informal, the f
malaise boa 111st renom' and
Miami we'd)!
“The this s the so tor of Mr.
iahd‘ rs. C arched , and the
salt 113:1: all the site Rev. Benja-
LIu' 111 Swan; , geport She
cu kild‘im 1111111, circles. The
groom, Vibe little or lit. and tits.
pres Warrhn H 111.111 of mm
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lilies asbttsifi «Technology
131?“; m‘sta one . in the New Yet-1k
n «111: 11,11 N
Chill 9511111111111de Sim“ the [overn-
onto cs;
T131 floral decoratttns were simple
not ifective- and at display or gifts.
3m mittens s at bot 111111111111.
ge.
I arm a wedding meanest, Mr and
Mrs. Hunnowell left for a short trill
ad on their return ill be at home at
ergreen Hall, W douryl Néw Jer-
sey.
. The attractive bride is also a grand
daughter of Captair‘ Joseph Byxboe
and a niece of Mls EllaJ LBYXbee,
of Maple street.
1111-: sss‘r 911.1. svss sous.
"After doetorlng ll years for chronic
Indigestion, and an nding over two
was
as much flood as Dr King's New Life
91119.1 consider 11km the best pills
ever sold, " writes B F. Ayscue, of In
gleslde N 0. Sold rider guarantee 111
H. Baxter's drugstore. 25c.
STATE NORMA'II: CHOOL GRADUA-
NEW BRITAIN, ,‘une 24.——The c0111-
mcueemcnt exercis s at the state nor-
mal school were held yesterday after-
noou. Diplomas was awarded to 8b
Tl rec young women
wt'l‘e candidates fo, certificates. The
diplomas were pro outed by Charlot-
I). lline secretary of the state board
of education. The address was dcliv
. ered by Rev. Dr. Clinics A. Dlnsmore
of Waterbury. Hi subject was, “)in
sentials of a Test-bar‘s Phil‘ophy.”
BUCKLEN'S ARNkCA SALVE WINS.
'l‘om Moore, of lbrral Route 1. Coch-
ran, (1a.. writes: "I had a bad sore
come on tho instkp of my root and
could find nothing that would heal it
until applied Buc icn' s Arnica Salve.
Less t an half of a 25 cent box won
the day for me byl affecting a perfect
cute" Sold and r guarantee at F.
H. Baxter‘ a drug store.
1' HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—F. 11. Illnm, J. c. Ilieddiek,
W’. J. Whitney, Has it. lltlmoud,
llcnry Wylcy New York; 1.1 Geiger,
8.St1llock, l.1'., l’nssaic, N. J.; A.
L. llnrtlt1it,8prln ileld: Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Jaegcr and laughter, Montclair.
F‘. ‘W. Honrii, Providence; 1). F}.
Atwood. ii. A. iLcwis, Thomas Mc-
Cameron. lioston';G.li.Gr1Aenslet
‘l11ns Falls; 8 (‘.‘S11l111on,l1). li.\'\'nsl1
moor and one. Brooklyn; A. S Jack-
sou Hartford C ‘s. Diamon. ’I‘orring-
ton; 11‘ ll. Parker, Ly.n11
Mahackemo~W“. H. Gotcltel. G. S.
I.11wenthnl.N11w York; 1'. McKcon,
New iluwn; S '(lreeristcln, Bridge-
portl: w.11 Stuckel l’onr1sl1i1rg.l’a.:
A. Wright 11‘. ‘Walker New York;
Ii...Iord11u M. ‘,Mohert llugoue Wa-
Iprs, W. Willtu‘d‘ Bridgeport: B. M.
Oliver New Yor : J. M. Beverly,
Cleveland. 0.; 0.! :. Hayes. 1. S. Moore,
Huston; J. T. Dtakln. James Dcakln
Danbury: Ii. 0. lap, A. liischoif. New
York; Louis Hamill. William Davis.
liostou; George . Murry, Greenwich;
Capt. J. F. llush, II. F. MacKune, F.
Skdlfuldwl‘ortlatid. Mo.
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is] reported that n1peratnre:c 111, and that on the
ligatieat’s condition
note it was entirely satisfactory ' 1
Following a night of Intense heat. a
cool breese' sprung up this morning,
and this added greltly to the comfort
ofthe patient. l
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Wkliw‘n‘dk'n I! 11111-111111 11 week wig;
13.111391}; 11‘s Ititllltlt 11111.:
highly month's“. With 0 ‘of
our camper-dairies ml; for rrtdosso
ram-s, rub smoo h wi
11...“:tl'ali' 9%;th
Bates, s her cottage
‘ camper 9, 1111115?1
”finiteness tumwukhiW1nh-aemsmm1.
busier,
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of Miss Sarah [pulse wan to 1111.11. 1
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hundred dollars. not in; has done me '
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wit
,‘ ~ session Drum
aneed term
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never digests.
the stomach.
with pure maple syrup.
Flake.
time. But the diilcrcncc appears
nourishment.
food a child can have.
That' 5 why we use maple syrup.
by far, the best food that he sells.
WILL RETAIN GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANIES.
NEW HAVEN June 24. --Soon often
the New York, New Haven and Hart
101d Rhillroud Conipaury secured con
trol of Urn Connecticut Railway ant
Lighting Company of this state. it wa;
thought: advisable by the managers 0!
the corporation that the electr light
ing, gas 1111d'power interests, e lusivr
of the trolleys of the acquired corpora
tiou, should be disposed of. and a res
qution authorizing the sale of them
actually passed the New York, New
linvo‘n and Hartford directorate Sinc1
then hbuever the returns from thosr
subsidiary prope1ties have shown that
they are so profitable that they wil;
undoubtedly be retained.
LA GRIPPEL
Brazilian Balm never lost. a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But.
you Want. Balm and a plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
Site or $1.00 bottle and take half 11
toaspooni‘ul in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep 11 this treat-
ment faithfully for two cits after
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nihilate every germ in every great on
gan. These iclnaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is halfvcurcd grip
1f the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
Th9 best 59911th a child is important to' ‘
Will you please w time facts.
The 11111111111111 the ages has welded that
is she wrfect food. Not: corn, not oats.
alone are all the needed elements supplied
But the wheat should be whole.
White flour leaves out very important Bismuth-1‘
”-9.11 the wheat that s. not white. .
And flour, in the term of bread, is 113%? Slim:
clently cooked. The inside of the leaf never gets
half enough heat: to bt’eak up the granules of starch,
so the digestive juices can get to them. So, one
of the starch—which is 70 per cent of the .wheat
It' s insoluble. ' "l
That is the reason foablapl-F'Iake.
Our wheat is steam-cooked for six hours; then
cured. Then every berry lS flaked so thin that the
full heat attacks every atom. Then they are toa.sted,'
for 30 minutes, ”at 1lfldegrees.
The result is a food that’s all food. No part goes '
to waste. No part formats and breeds germs in
We get our delicious flavor by boiling the wheat
It requires 96 hours to prepare Mapl~
Some flaked foods, for the purpose
of cheapncss, are prepared inoncofourth that
Mspl-Flaloe is the perfect food—the be? 1
So we make the chil
want it, in the interest of all concerned. '1
Your grocer knows that Hopi-Flake is,
The only food served in ladlvlds s
in hotels. clubs. sales. and on Wigs.
‘day afternoon, Peter F Bran
2b 351 [DENIM till it stops
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Fine and Jail Sentence Imposed.
ur F. Braunsls.
In the Stamford city court,
Danbury, was found guilty of
an automobile recklessly, and 1»
mg an automobile in such a nth.
to endanger life and limb. add ,1
lined $50 on each of those 11
and on tho sOQOnd charge ten
prisonnlent was added,to the
, Mr. Brnuucis, through, '
Robert 3 Alexander, of I
in appeal to the co
alone. The plaintiff
Charles Barthel, of . 1.
brought a civil suit for, 1 1,13 ‘
against Mr. Brandeis, an'Tgnw
tr 11d later “A
The bond on the appeal“ was ‘
ywtculuy from the 3 t9“
incl bond, :1, 900. to
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lens the
nun-«1,7.
A meeting of South Norwa
cil. Knights of Columbus, will
tomorrow evening
A11 eight pound baby son
yesterday, about 36011," to .
Mrs George W. Cable, Of WI]
nue Norwalk. ‘
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