IV. n'c'o -'.;.'n‘-'.,.,-ru - .,o;._r I;s;l;-‘.:IZ-;I‘Qf-:u'a'uil ’3 " fl 5) ’V, Ivsniuo caugiust TELEPHONE . om Department Swampartmcnt 44 unfit-snob co. Norwnlk [I90 dilator-'0 Residence nod-«City Editor‘s Residence westerns“ Forecasr. . Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity; , Fair tonight and Tuesday. Pleasant weather prevails this morning in all sections not or the Rocky Mountains identral in Kansas is producing in; high temperatures and . p'shd ‘ ween the Mississippi rivar‘hnd liy Mountains. The .thm‘pera low in the northern see“ an. Coudltlhns favor for this vi ninity fair 'weather with moderate tem- pcrature. Mn 7 Charles ‘J. Betta. the popular clerk of the Norwslk post-cities, is enjoying a day elf. . 7 Mrs. William H. Walsh, of Pros ,‘p'eot avenue, contemplates a trip. it ‘ Boston in the near future Louis Prensky. head clerk for Harry Goodwin, the Mshackemo Hotel tailor is spending a few days in New York ——Dilcus. Quoitette, new lawn games. Novoity Store. 76 Washington street. Mlle Denise Reynolds, the well known cashier at W. l... Olsen's shoe store, is ill at her» home in Westport aveuua H. A. Francis has returned from a vacation and is working in his shop in the re :- of Ghlotto's lunch room, Music Hui block.’ ‘ W . William H. Flaherty, of Poplar street. Bridgeport. spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Flaherty of Prospect avenue. if Mr. and Mrs. David Chittim. of Con fer avenue Norwaik, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lrwin: W. Burton. of Springfield, yesterday. . . Tomorrow Six-Mayor Charles Sco~ field will be fifty-seven years old The mayor will take a half day off in p dcr to celebrate the event.“ W On Thursday afternoon of this week the Noryslit High school baseball team will meet the strong Milford nine on the vet-look grounds. Frederick B. Ambler. who conducted the bowling alloys in the basement 0! the Comeback Clothing Company, in Wall street, was a visitor in Norwall: yesterday. 3.5 , The power boat "Carolina." of the . Columbia. Yacht lull. New York city and owned by W use Dennis, also of that place, was at the Nor-walls Yacht Club, yesterday afternoon... Mr, and Mrs. George 3.1. Woodward returned Saturday afternoon drum their wedding trip and have taken up their residence with Mrs. Woodward's - , father, William F. Bishop. in Beldcn ‘ avenue. . . . Dr. and Mrs Robert Milton Wolfe, at south Main street, are at Kent Place, Summit, New Jersey, attend- ‘ ing the graduation of Dr. Wolfe’s sis tor. Miss Georgia. Wolfe In the tail Miss Willie will titer Smith College, cit-them ’LldeDERSON'S , Launch Works t Mules let up and ready to plant. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sites built to order by competent workmen. OystchhellPointNorwalk W "rm .- concur R. MONROE House Mover Buildings raised and moved. Heavy machinery and steam boilers placed in position. Experienced men sent to all parts of the country. Work prompt/- .Box 738. South Norwsik.‘ . Mrs. Theodore Stone. of issues place. is the guest of New. York tr'ude. Bernard v. Collins. of South ’Nor wallt. was a visitor at Atlantic City, N. J.. yesterday. . The Philathca Class of the South Norwall: Baptist Churim will hold a business meeting tomorrow night. Riley Ghlotto. who has been on n camping expedition in New York state, has returned home to South News": for a. few days’ state before starting on a trip westward. He has not fully mnde up his mind where he' will so. The city of Norwalk is making an extensive repairing job in Eastjvenue. The highway has been entirely cover- ed with crushed stone on the west side, from Eearie's Hill to the Green, and the other side will receivo similar treatment. The remains of Mrs. W ilin'm Glass- Grsnt, formerly widow f William Glass, for years gardener at the Met thews estate were brought to Norwalk this morning and interred in Riverside Cemetery. The deceased died Friday in Miller’s, N. Y. All the salesmen of the Trussweave Company, formerly the National Oys ier Carrier Company. in South Nor walk. are spending a few days here, with headquarters at the Hotel Clif- ford. A nowhere I the representatives are being accommodated temporarily at the Hotel Clifford. The Girls} Friendly Society, of St. Paul‘ a Church will hold their final meeting of the year in the Berkeley street chapel tomorrow evening. The society has had a very successful year and it is with regret to the members that the meeting tomorrow evening-I‘l- will “he the last of its kind this year. At the conclusion of the meeting re freshments will he served. i “can," the faithful old horse eat the Pioneer Hook and [Adder Company, of Norwalk, is suffering with a swollen tendon in his right hindleg. Dr Frank L. Olmstesd. the South Norwalk vet erinary is in attendance. The leg‘ is very painful to the animal and it was thought best by the driver, Hugh Cook. to substitute another in its place. in order to let the leg of ‘Cad' heal up perfectly. There was an interesting little drama in Railroad avenue. Saturday afternoon. A pie wagon was left up guarded in the Salmons stable and during that period several entail boys of the neighborhood hecsm aware or the fact. They descended ‘ it and got away with $1.65 worth be fore they were discovered. boy finally confessed and implicated his companions. The stable people set- tled with the plcmanfor his loss. fight it :1 prev. , peretion for 29‘ " rain: to ard it‘ he: train for them street. a; on piure who is poured iy attended to donors] contracting. P. " So in nddi striped patterns. ,, of their popularity. price. of those made from bunght a Mill for grinding, der to protect our (redo. Proprietor Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie Chick Feed .Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed Bonnie Scratching Feed 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. ring, 5 lbs Prunes i.... ........ ..'.....25¢ Sins. Peaches dried ........ .. 25c Aprliois. peril). ,. ...... ..........:..15c Tomatoes, nor can .......;....9c ' .le rem O‘Connor; of Taylor so one, wee admitted to the hospital t morning not . . ' . 1. .rwrr—r- , rt Ed ude De Amlcis, l-‘orest- lllholcl a meeiin _ ‘ lb ~‘j. 1 it’s a almplc thing to hand out lightsivelght suits, that look pretty good ON THE QOUNTER; but few clothicrs‘ take the care we do to prolific Summer Suits that fit right to the reliable ribs“ you are "lfctting here. yi5u may rest assured our Sunrise: Suits have the style and fit and Wylnj service in them you linvc always Sound in our clothing. , From $10 to $30 is the range of price at which we show beautiful cool suits in exquisite colors and handsome stripe effects, as well as reliable urges in plain and self-striped weaves and till:- Varsity models ,are for the young men, but we have handsome suits in styles not quite so radical. Straw hats and Summer furnishings are in the height “Bonnie" Home around Feeds for Her-e. Cattle and Poultry. it's been somewhat dimcuitio make people believe that W9 “‘6 manufacturing an absolutely honest. pure food; but waive doing it—- and by sheer force of merit for we cannot sell home ground at the hi products and factory waste. Before we we necessarily purchased Western Feeds and our knowledge of the manipulation; and nduiterationa of these socnlied “balanced rations" forced us to go into manufacturing in or- quailty First, Lost and All the Tim Ladies’ Home Journal FOR TJUNE ''''' William P. BeerS’ BOOK STORES. Lobsters and Spit Crabs Bluefish, Weakiish, Mackerel, Shad, Halibut, l’orgies,C Flatiish, Butteriish, Sea Bass, Her- Cod, Eels, Clams and Oysters. Chillill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. Fresh Made Creamery Butter, per lit, 320340 Strawberries. Pinespples. Oranges. Cucumbers. Home Radishes,n Rhubarb. - Spinach, an’ Beans and Peer [7 UNITED GROCERY 00., is on a tug and were served With a line ass , ‘ Ilscll to »_ k. MANUEL TORO HATCH. 3 SOUTH MAIN 87R ET. SOUTH NORWAL “v ”ll FREE DELIVERY. corn, per ciin .. ....... .r......7o Peas.percan...... ........... ...Qo Help: Baked Beans. per can. .. ....Oc PHONE 143 up to Reich Po Saturday afu‘s’rnoon dinner. About the middle of the even: lug, they started on the return trip. 1 W permit“ an ER_ emollient person. Mic olden. member m ’ "WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—«The , Wick market opened with operations ‘ on a large scale and sharp advances in lulu illiilll sun. cos in numerous stocks. There were 5 - , few declines including Union Pacific ; ‘ Ind United states Steel. but the dom- a(hunt tone of the market was very . OBS. Republic Steel pfd. rose 3%. , limblyn Transit 1M Atchison. Erie. American Monmotlve, American Cot- National Enameilng 1, and Eiuthern "Pacific, St. Paul. Northern Pacific, Southern Railway. American Smelling and interborough Metropoli- tan pfd. large fractions. WALL STREET. 11a m—«l—leavy realising met the initial advance and gains generally were wiped out, with some stocks receding below Saturday's closing Spirited buying of Reading subsequently sent it up 2% and We- bash pid. also got up 1% The slight rally which resulted in the active slot-ks was not held. The pressure . against Union Pacific and United Stat- es Steel was conspicuous in the realist ing. Vulcan Detinulng pfd. moved up Mi. United States Pipe Did. 2%, Amen loan Beet sugar pfd. and National En- amclliug pfd. 1%. United States 3%:er First pfd. 1%. the. common I Hudson, Atlantic Coast Hue. Balti- more add Ohio and Cleveland, C C. a Union Pociilc and Kansas and Texas pfd. nub-— WALL STREET, noon.~A demand sprang up for stocks of railroads in southern territory which had a sym- pathetic sustaining influence on the general list. The movement was nav- ket was dull and heavy at noon. Bonds were irregular, ‘ WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~—Promln- ent stocks were rather neglected, and there were no fluctuations of import. once among them. A number of ape. ciaitles, however. rose strongly, Wes tern Union gained 3 points American Telephone and Telegraph 256 Reading 2nd pfd., Chicago and Alton pid. and Cleveland C C. and St Louis 2. Ameri can Smelling run off 1. W SIX BALLOONS HEARD FROM. ..—-——. Landed in Various Places Yesterday and Doing Well. lNDlANAPOLlS. lnd., June 7.~Six of the balloons that started in the races here Saturday have been heard from, but no word has been received from the Hoosier. with Captain Bald win. of New York city, and Charles ,Wslsh. ‘of Mount Vernon. N. Y.. in charge; the New York, manned by A, Holland Forbes and Captain Harmon. of New York. and the St. Louis ill, with Albert Bond Lambert and H. E Honeywell of St. Louis The balloon sighted near Birmingham. Ala early today, is supposed to be one of these three. The two balloons that landed Sat- urday night were: The Ohio. with Dr. H. W. Thompson and J. Blake, in the lndians'rnce, at Nashville. ind. The Cleveland, with A. H. Morgan and J. M. Wade, in the National race, near Columbus. The Chicago, with C. A. Huey and John Bennett; entered in the ludiana. race at Bcoltsviile. Ky. The indiunapoils. with Dr Goethe Link and R. J. lrwin in the Indiana race. at Weatmoreland, Tenn. The University City. of St. Louis, The Indiana, with Carl C. Fisher as to have put up in the air again. CORINTH Miss. icon New York came down this morn ing dt 5:10 o‘clol: three miles north of here. A Holland Ferhes and Cliffbrd B. Harmon are in charge. The sero- nnuts stated they could have stayed up 24 hours longer. ossarssr BRID’iE m WORLD. height over 300 feet above the water. the full width of Blackwell's island. great “anchor" spend, one at each end, . wholly over dry land, with a. length am feet forth e live, which. to ~ *9“ or. contain over 108.000.4100 noun steel. No other epitomln this noun except suspension bridges, supra» lie longest of. these. and span in th eéeotunnsm ‘ month 1.7m feet a; has ms at only two“ railroad trachea less ion Oil. Westinghouse Electric and . great Northern pfd.. Ontario and Wes- . i , rn public Steel 11,4 Delaware and ' St. Louis 1. Erie and pfd. fellilfi. and ‘ row outside these special features 0‘! " ‘ strength. Reading rose 3 The mar- The three lewd" yesterday were: ' with John Berry and John McCullough - in the National race. at Blanche Tenn 4 . pilot. was reported last night to have ‘ lauded for a few minutes. and then * June 7—Jl‘hc bola Measured by the combined length and capacity of its live main spins. the Queensborough Blidge, across the mat river from Fifty- ninth street. New York. to Rovenswood, Queen. to the greatiast bridge in the world. din eluding approaches, its totalJongth in 8.6M feet, width as feet and greatest ll. crosses from shore to shore. 136 feet above the river, with three coalitions spans of 1,182 feet, 830 feet, add 984 reel, the middle one reaching across Besides these. there are two more See ' when you want and feet. a Phone 165-5 TEL. 500. a hull take the rue unw pane LAW. Some of the 12.0.7370... or Important ' Measure. ‘ The provisions of the proposed new drug law now pending in the general Whit, are interesting and several of them are of importance in their re lation to public weltare. One feature of the bill is that is pro- video that only one member of the gummy commission need be bonded. the law requires a joint bond of three members. The bill has many other points which proprietors of phar- ordeal (all over the state think woil Section 3 is a new section and re uuirel the registration oi all drug stores. giving the name of the bone. . Elie owner or owners instant of the firm name or, Mum he the case may be. and charging an annual fee of $1 for the same. Registration must be madgwith the. pharmacy commis- Section ii also is a new outlet: and this: fertile rcgistrnon onofauac‘ (y, «like; , stumble ma ‘ ‘ com Come In and t] We are glad to extend to you the convenience of our store. ‘1 We expect you to buy only are satisfied with the values. :1 Everything for the head. body M Price’s Clothing Store . 98 WASHINGTON STREET Now Open Under New Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating: Bathing and Other Attratftions ~ ' HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PiAZZA Especial Attention Given to JACOBS BROS, Managers That Beats Them All Keeps the househ’cepcr cheerful. Flour and Sugar Bins, Extension m‘ Bread and Cake 30!. Tea, mud , . Spica Canisters. All of metal. F ~A.M1tcii m PoroethinedSinks,aLYMANW” ‘i’ Q U small for the Faucets. a Rich ‘ T RANGE or Combination Coal and Gas t llll Elli Hflliiilii iiilliilll. sinners. and under such rules as the . destinies solution shall pro . hilt phirmiolst upon Successful ex W ., mentioned ftin , the h a ._ Us the goodsand South Norwalk, Automobile Parties SAVES STEPBl SAVES WORRY Combines beauty with until . 1%! oil to 17 WALL -. NORWALK, Section 19 amends Soc Chapter 64, oil the statutes of requires ills: every o'er: . . _ sell arsenic. strychninc. .oo ' iimstc. 'prulslc acid or floral ' tassimn shall am: a lube age sold by him, plainly near the name of the proprietor aid of the store in which a sol is, date of sale, and in a heel: kept far the purpose nished by the oominhsialigr ' ‘ many. the shine at purchaser. dance. date of mania, and the quantity sold. The making the sale shall sign iii to“ the entry. When I become tilled it shall he the town clerk, who will record. This section diff present law by W1 the proprietor and the to he sinned to. the packets the name of the clerk or, . - makes the sale as i in T” state land Emmi; «hall sign his old
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