i
- ly ill at her home, 42 West avenue.
\ evening.
, ed the marriage of one of her. class-
\
out 11 Plano Cortldoalo with
every purchase. it will cost fl
and Pastry
5| Washington Street.
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EVfiNlNO BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
02~2-Nsws Department
Jail—Business Oops, out
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800 -Edltor’p Maidens.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for lN—I-qorwaiit and vicinity.
Fair tonightx Wednesday partly
cloudy. The heat Wave has been tem-
pered during the past 24 hours in the
western and central sections by local
showers. The showers have extend
ed as far east as Buffalo. N. Y. The
weather continues pleasant with high
temperatures along the Atlantic coast
north of Hatteras. Showers will pass
over the northern portions of New
England during the next 24 hours, but
it is doubtful if they extend as far
south as New Haven.
William Wellnltz is ill today at his
heme in. Chapel street.
Miss Gertrude Benedict lies critical‘
,Washington Camp,“ P. 0. 8., of A.,
lell elect officers next Tuesday even-
113.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will electe oillcers tomorrow
Charles Brush. ’of Montclalr, N. J.,
is visiting with his cousins in Frank-
lin street.
The barge Alice is discharging a
cargo of stove coal for the Ferris
Coal Company.
The Barbers' Union will hold a
meeting this evening, at the lyceum in
Washington street.
The seml- annual nomination of out.
cars of Chess Tribe l. 0. R. M. will
behold this "Ailing“ 44,-. w. ..c” Mu
Miss llna Fame of- 50:21!” city, fiend
males, yesterday, in New Haven!
The South Norwalk Trust Company
pays foru per cent. on savings deposits.
Large as well as small accounts in
vlted.
.The monthly meeting of the board of
trustees will be held tilis evening at 8
o'clock, at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church.
Mrs. C L. Brush and Mrs. F. H. Ho
man, of Franklin street, were recent
visitors with friends in Port Jeffer
sen. L. l.
Mrs. Frank F. Huntington and Mrs.
Olin 8 Young are entertaining a com-
.fiany‘ of friends at a lawn party this
afternoon at their homes in Livingston
street.
Douglas Fowler Relief Corps will
hold a strawberry festival Thursday
evening at the G. A. R. rooms in the
Swarm and Corbett block, Wash ngton
street.
Miss Ellen Bohaanhn, of Smith Nor-
walk. and her siste‘, Miss Mary Bo
beacon, of Columbu Ohio, sailed from
New York this tour ng on the steam-
ship Noordam for Rotterdam, Holland,
and will spend the soummer touring
through Europe.
The first quafierly conference of the
First M. E. Church was h Vd last eve-
ning in the Sunday doll room, Dr.
J. Iii. Adams presiding Reports were
tread] and Inner business transacted.
showing the affairs of the church to
be in excellent shape.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Elle, of
Mott avenue Mr. Ells ls secretary
and treasurer of the Norwaik Savings
Society, and Mrs. Elis is a. daughter 0!
Franklin A. Smith. water commission
erof the City of south Norwalk.
Fourth of July has already begun in
Norwalk. The small boys have been
having a picnic, prematurely exploding »
fireworks, and it would not be at all
surprising if the police court looks into
some of their cases. No accidents of
auctions nature have yet been re-
,1‘ oloud ’of smoke coming from“ the
qhimna'y yo! 1“. A. Mitchell. the Wall
street furniture dealer. was the cause
of the Norwalk Fire Department being
called stilt this morning a little before .
Ill o'clock. in answer to a still alarm.
soul in by‘ cornebody who evidently:
lilnncht‘the building alire. A not of
glue hill
of the
oxcllelw
' as the cause of all the
i n wit-mum acme. south Norwslk.
m
I plank.
discharged the grooms.
‘fln a stays in the cellar,
ivcwarm
‘ Tornado Insurance
- TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN.
Tat. 10M.
Ackernlemll & Condit’i
:3 Week- End Candies “
29c
Baxtcr' 3 Drug State
W
ANDERSON’S
Launch Works
Boat Flames let up and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches a: all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPointNorwslk
W
Rosalrr a. 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-
ly attended to, General contracting. P.
O. Box 783, South Norwalk‘.
#
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and got an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop.
0 counland Place. .
’xkihsidc .
(Che Situbrth Mast. Salton)
NORWALK. CONN.
, Open during the summer to a limit-
ed number of boarders. A beautiful
lawn and trees. Comfortable bed.
rooms. La' 9 library. Excellent ts-
ble and 3er on. Open July 1 to Sep-
tember 1. Terms 310 to $15 per week.
Address DraWer H. Norwaik, Conn.
MR8. oouto oleEs WMANY or
THE CHARGES.
(Continued from First Page.)
This happen
ed several times in the course of his
employment at Castle Gould. the wit
ness said.
Il‘l'snk J Bolln, another chef em-
ployed at Castle Gould in l903, testi-
fied that Mrs. Gould gave him his in-
structions about the bills of fare
nearly ‘every day between 0 and 10
o‘clock in the morning. She often ask
ed him to add a particular dish to
the menu for. Mr. Could. he said. Bolin
was chat aboard the yacht Niagara
durlgggths sunrmerrofulls and again
in 1 Witness said he never saw
Gould under the influence of
liquor nor heard her swear at the ser-
vants.
Morris Bennett, 0. member of a firm
of hair dressers for women, testified
that he had dressed Mrs. Gould's hair
on many occasions from 1902 to the
present veer. lie ' remembered one
particular instance in February, 1900,
when Mrs. Gould attended Miss Laine-
bury’s wedding at st. Thomas' Church
in this city, or ich Mr. Shearn asked
about The w ness said Mrs. Gould
showed no signs of having drunk any-
thing at that time. There was an silo
gatlon in the complaint charging her
with intoxication on that occasion.
Benach said be accompanied Mrs.
Gould on the trip to Palm Beach and
dressed her hair twice a day while
there—-—at 10 o’clock in the 'forcnoon
and again in the evening.
"How long does it take to dlcss a
lady’ s hair?" asked Mr. Shearn.
“If you are very particular it takes
an hour, sometimes less," the witness
answered. The witness said he had
never. smelled liquor on Mrs.‘ Gould's
breath, or saw her undertlle inuflence
upon any of the occasions when he had
dressed her hair.
‘.'You are still employed by Mrs.
Gould to dr 3 her hair, are you not?’
asked Mr. icoll on crosscxamlnatlon
"Yes,” was the reply.
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. 1- THE
South Norwalk" ,
Trust Co. ‘
PAYS
4 o
1 till
Savings Deposus
AW
GUGTEP SCRIPTURE.
’ “What did she say when you told
her you had bought her a new little
brother?“ 1 _
- ,“Slle stood and iooklul lit the bullyL
for a minute had then said ‘a fool
. and his money are soon parted. ' "
~’lll‘rfl‘llsl'l'
n ,
Mill Nichol}
11mm. South Norwalk. Belle
island. llama Point, how’s:-
mu; Tokeaeko and Darren
0n ..‘ii‘ ’At COLEMAN’S
‘ . Mills; "9R! ,
to North mm at autumn
“an m an. mom-
.tq
New Views
mat-Fit You Eme‘
M
‘ When cu compare the fins fitting light suits we luvs today
with the c othing known an outing suits of a decade ago. you
roalln the tmmcndoua strides made in the manufacture of
men's clothes. ‘
Outing suits and to be pretty and looking affairs after a lit-
tle service; they lost their shape quickly and then had a bug-on-
Monopole appearance ever offer.
Our light’ weight Summer Suits belong to a different class
today: they fit, around the sock, over the shoulders—worr-
whorr—snd they stay that way as long as you wear them. They
dress you well right through the Summer; yet they cool little in
comparison with their comfort and style—-
$10 to $25
and at those prices we- show a tremendous urns of the new col-
ors and stripes in featherweight worsteds, wool crashes, homo
spuns. fancy casslmoros and choviots. and truohluo scraps,
plain and striped.
Summer wear-for man and boys. from Straw: to Box.
war; 4; 1'4, gvgf,
tor;
Norwalk and South Norwalk i
Masonic Building. :4 So. Main St. 4,
. _-~-...._.-...-..._.._.L. W...“ , ,._._. ... MW.‘ _._._ “...-.. ..-5... - - “.-.“-.. ..
“Bonnie" Ham. Ground Feeds 1111- Hum, Cuttla and Poultry.
It‘s been someuhnt dimcultlo make people believe that we are
anufacturing an absolutely honest, pure feed; but we're doing it—
aud by sheer force of merit for we cannot sell home ground at the 1
price of those made from bi products and factory waste. Before we :
lmnght a Mill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Foods
and our knowledge of the manipulation. and sdulteratious of these .
socalled “balanced rations" forced us to go into manufacturing in or
der to PM”! our trade ounuly First. 1.1M ml ‘All the ruin.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. ,
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed ’
Bonnie Scratching Feed
..
KNIVES
25oF Up
Willianlll. Beers
BOOK AND BTATINERY STORES.
s scum MAIN smear,
solml NORWALK.
W
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALKQ
Hard and Soft ShellCrabs
Bluefish, Weaklisll, Mackerel, Snapper Blues,
Halibut, Porgies, Flatfish, Butterfis ll, Sea
Bass Cod, Eels, Clams, and Oysters
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish ”Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
lilo—Walter Baker’ s Cocoa, per can—~18c._...
Fresh Made Creamery Butter, per Ill, 32c-34c
5 lbs. Prunes ......... . ..... . .250 Strictly Fresh Eggs .. .30: Bin.
8 lbs. Pouches. dried ....... ....250 Corn per can .. ............... .. 7o
Apricots.pcrlh. .............. .....15c Peas, per can ...l.. ...... ..........9o
Tomatoas, per can .04: Helm Baked Beans, pet can ... ....)c
Strawberries. Piueapples. Oranges. Cucumbers. Home Radishes, Rhubarb.
Spinach, Wax Beans and Peas
UNITED GROCERY co,
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 143
WHY SHE WAS ARRESTED. .
A colored woman of generous pro-
portions was on the witness stand in
the Superior Court before Judge Weir
the other day. says the lndinnapolls
News, and she made such a good wit-
ness for the plaintiff that the at'torney
for the defense planned to throw “cold
water" on what she said by finding '
fault with her character.
"Let me see, you have been arrested.
haven‘t you?"t the attorney asked on
cross examination
‘ Don't care to ’sonss thawt mattllh "
she ro'blled. shortly
‘ But you must answer the question."
the attorney told her. "The law re-
quires you to unswer whether you care
or not.’
“Well. I aint been 'rested but
Wench." she said reluctantly.
“Tell us what that was for. "
"Ntiw' look a hellli ” said the witness.
getting gangry. "do you think I'm goin
to tell you all my private business? I‘
guess not.”
"I have the right to know. and you
niuilt tell me." the lawyer persisted,
and Judge Weir instructed the wit-
pass that' she would have to answer.
"l’s 'rosted for lickin my husban’,"
she said, her eyes flashing.
“That so?" said the attorney With
great satisfaction. "What is l
in.
husband’s name?” And she told
“He 1 a prise lighten." am bald, and
Slimmer Furniture
that is particularly pleislng, in design ‘ 1
1 and thoroughly durable. chairs, Rook-
ers, Divaus.
etc. in
‘,
Small T?les. 'i‘abourotteilj,I
* _ . “I :1;
Wicker and Reed _
For the Reception Hail Plant. or
Summer livinl room no furnishings
can ennui those articles tor comfort.
coolness and artistic effects.
Tile‘A.JAnev111e
8:80
"And what is his business?"
the crassoilhmiilatio‘ii‘ abruptly called ooksr alws hammers fl ,
amid general mammentg1 .V 1.,
T
munch-momma
.1
. Traces of unsettled and feverishness
, cio on the other band rose a fraction
REAL ESTATE
lilll null" s11:
WALL STREET. 10:10 a.
mm
following yesterday's break in prices
were still perceptible in the Opening
lugs had prices moved sharply in eith-
diraction Running sales of 4.000
as of Southern Paolo were made
at 127% and 127. compared with the
close last night of 127% Union Pa
and the preferred 1%. U. 8. Steel de~
sliced a fraction. and the old. rose
1%. Five thousand shares of Reading
sold at last night’s price Delaware
and Hudson and AllitChalmors pill.
lost 1. and Norlhern Pacific and West:-
eVrn Union large fraction.
WALL STREET. ii a. ill—Support
to Numbers Facilit- resulted in a rally
to If. over last night and there was
also a general rise at other points.
with a. special demand for Reading.
{routs were taken when the average
level of prime reached a fraction
above y'eswrday a closing.
WALL STREET noon. -—’I‘ho large
buying of United States Steel, tile Hnr
rimaus and Reading was the feature
of the advance. Union Pacific lose
1 1-2. the preferred 2 3-4, Chesapeake
& Ohio 2 and N. Y. Central 1 5.8, and
Atchlson, llliuois Central, Kansas City
Southern, Wabash pfd. United States
Steel, Amalgamated Copper. Amelican
Smolting and American Sugar 1 or
more. New Haven declined 1 and
venue stopped at midday except in
Reading. which went a trifle higher.
Trading then became stagnant but al~
though the market eased off slightly,
prices were generally well held. Read-
. lug improved 1%.
THEN AND NOW.
When mother felt morbid and down
least, and punk,
Away to the garret she‘ d steal,
And snuggle down close by an old
leather trunk,
And read a few yards of "Lucille."
-l‘hlladelpbia Bulletin.
But now. when poor mother is woosy
with care.
And maddened with worries mater
nal,
She throws herself down in a big easy
chmr
And pit-ks up the Ladies' Home Jour-
na .
’ ~—ClVlicago Record-Herald.
But. Sis, when she tires of the pas
_ alone
And fashion and heart-throne and
hints to he won.
Gets down to brass tacks and peruses
three books-
"The iilue Book,"
and "Dun."
~Cleveland Leader.
and “Bradstreet"
"Does Agnes Ever have words with
her fiancee?”
“N"LflP word; they never speak
from t 9 time he goes in until he.
comes out."-—-—Town and Country.
CitvNafiOnal Bank
scum NORWALK. CONN.
runners A osusaat BANKING
susmEss
“-
Capltal Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
$100,000.00
sofa Deposit Benz» 03 and $5 por your.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KN PP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK . ROWAN, 2nd Vloo
Pros.
WILFRED BODWEL’L. cum»
DIRECTOR.
E. H. Mathewson Henry usymoul-
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
-—_-;¢hrlutlarl Bwsrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan ~
Hotel Mallackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up tonsils. ,
Rates 02 per day'snd upwards.
...——
Stock and General information Ticker.
Sllnday Dinners, 75cm.
TEL. but on.
INSURANCE”
. ..1‘
Steamship Tickets
l. MLAYTON&CO
4 (lucoarpurlo)
s sultnoao lulu. so. uohwnuk.
(sugary: seal hrs)
usr ill-dillWALK.
Sol Iiood cooked to'Drder
stock market. There were large dosh ’
American'Woolen phi, 1 3-8. Bonds '
were irregular. ~ - ‘
WALL STREET, I p m.--The ad-
‘ or table service of pm! lliu
’ small or
Share Diem and All Kindsof PM
Outing Pants
Straw Hats , .
Bathing Suits
Summer Oxfords
Lightweight
Lightweight
New Neckwear
Phone 165-5 .
Roton Point Ho,
Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and10tilcr Attradtionis -;
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobtlp Portico
JACOBS BROS" Managers
TEL. 500.
Price’ 3 Clothing Store
08 Washington Street
Underwear
Interwovens
New Shirts
A
South Norwflk:
1]
a
a
In Addition to the Usual Checks
: -- wmi
rarlocA. corms-ranch, TEA, cores: 2...
spaces. Exrnacrs, caocours. cocoa.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2331).
DINNER PLATE
Bargains This Week
clout SUGAR. 19 lbs. $1.00 1
RICE. in cotton bags, 7c: ll),
MILK. Eagle Brand. 14c can.
’ VA Ml‘NER's PALACE.
Wonderful House that Bowers, of Na-
vsds. Built at Wash us.
There has probably never been a
home erected or furnished in the west
with such extravagance or disregard
for money as the Bowers' mansion,
which was built by I mine: known as
"Sandy" Bowers, near Washoe City,
Nev. -In ’65 it was completed at a cost
of 8407, 000. There hare been many
homes that cost more, but they repre-
sented aspen lures for genuine art or
pieces 0 old furniture, imported
marbles and such things, and were
much larger. This mansion had but
14 or 15 rooms, a two story structure
built of ‘the stone quarried near Wa-
snob city. The gold and silver, grown
so common in Sandy' s eyes, according
to his way of thinking, but as much
right to a place in his home as it did
in solomon’ a temple. The doors swung
rrom heavy silver pitted hinges. Door-
knobs. and lock plates were wrought
from gold and silver. The keys were
silver pendants from militant chains.
The fire dogs in front of the fine. tiled
fire places were silver. plated. The ts»
his service was hone.“ your triple
plate. It- ms the solid article wrought
from the purest attack! and silver huh
lion. The nations and nabobesses of
the orient naval dined roommat-
“MD”
on the plate
3 h’, ”31.1.“700
II“
thl
, and sll‘v smiths
oiled” an «ill: o‘nlli‘ tel-ml inn
ed work is harms
mm,” 9
i .
cream. "
«mic “Ml"
on the morrocco‘s or half
he would reach for Pistol-cut;
or Bollingbroke’s ‘l glean,
cism, " met only thedl ~
cleverly painted
a. librhry without mitth
ed sets were represented
leather boards, such all 1
agent unfolds in show you th'
he is selling. . 1 ..
Mirrors brought you: '
with yourself on story aids; -
main hall Was a mapping
the entire side wall. pitch
piece of colonial or MCIL. 7"
mingled freely together oardl,
the proprietieo. The V ps 1.
fessional decorator ould‘ tum
grave if it had elven a $11:
Sandy's luxury lookodli
A trip abroad had giiiV -
érse some idea 011‘
house warming time 0
thus of scumbag} wall
were presented with
blues of Do
and sold lace.”
rants Nevadad
those aim was
gory. and the hon
st Without a live
lit
‘ “Isn't that author:
very self satisfied "
Norwalk Chronicler