Pull in Child
it's really unnecessary to\ say
anything more about them for
‘ you well know it means highest
quality possible
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
11.111.11.111...
13.. Trinity Cadets will hold a 111 ill
this evening.
At its meeting. last night, Company D
admitted foni' candidates into member
, ship.
——
Mis II. D Perry. of Day street has ,
rctuined fiom a visit to friends inl
BlOOIinn
The Merrill baseball team of Stem-1
ford, will—play Brown College at South I
Norwalk, Friday afternoon.
i
GA delegation of- pongias Fowler Post I
.A. 11.. went to Norwalk, last night, I
and visited Buckingham Pest.
——o
Arthur Day is overhauling Commo I
dole A. F Chasmar's yacht Ayll. it:
will son be ready for commission. f
-wm
-—“Wny Down East" tomorrow
Michael J. Lyon and family are mov- f
ing to Perth Amboy, .N. 1.. where M1.
Lyons is manager 'df'in grocery store,
owned by C. An1lers0n'& Company.‘
The South Norwaik Launch Clubf‘f-
will hold an important meeting at the 1
office of Attorney John Keogh, this 1311- !
ailing. . f
i
The (‘entini Labor Union will hold l
on important meeting In A 0 ll.l1alii
this evening. The election of ofllceiws ‘
will take place. 1 .-
The handsome and valuable dog Mill f
nic. liglongtng to Driver Samuel W
Men on isdcud. Mr.- McGownu feel:
the loss very much: .
There will to an important meeting
of the clerks at the store of A. .T Col—
lins & Company. tonight. it is thought
that the charter will arrlvs'today.
M
Mrs. William wmmn. or Ely ave- f
one who has been ill for some time
has been taken to the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. , I
-—Dr M. S. Rosen,’ ocullsl. and anrisi
can be consulted in the parlors of the!
Mahaekemo Hotel on Tuesdays and
Fridays between the hours of 1 and 5
p. 111.. and daily betwen 9 and i211
in. 6 and 9 p m at 515 Falrileld are
one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
W4
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Radcliffe. of
Center avenue. celebrated the ninthi
I
‘ cool.
i public library.
{them liito the crock.
ii. the 11
Clarence (ii-am resigned his position
with the Norwalk Launch Company to-
do.
John W. Timpson will commence his
duties on the White Line tomorrow as
conductor.
. and Bridge Fish Market is strictly
iip-to- «late. Neaily all kinds of fresh
fish arrives daily. 1
m"
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—-—“Way Down East" tomorrow night
Mills Mai D. Kaylee, of Stony Brook
L. l.. is visiting Miss ‘Orah Mal King.
of Osborn avenue, Blast Norwalk.
The South Norwulk Quartette Club
intends to enter the Sacngerfest. at
Seymour, second class. this month.
'l‘heConnsctlcut Railway and Light-
ing Company will connect your gas
range free. it is much cheaper than
The linlon Vetcl'nns' Union will hold
11 meeting at Office No. iii. in Wash.
lngton street, Saturday night. at 8
oclock. ‘
At the meeting of the Central Labor
Union this evening, the date for the
1:- .1t meeting of the Economic League
will he named.
Today is the last day ullowati by law
to license dogs and sheep. Up to this
alteration there remain about 1.000 un-
ilecensed dogs in the town.
The South Norwaik Club will go to
New Haven and attend the Arion Sing-
ing Bociety' s concert, by special in-
quest next Monday night.
Ficderick. Boeriim. who underwent
an evolution at St. Mark‘s hospital,
New Yerk city. last Monday. is getting
along nicely at. that institution. and
expects to return home in a few days.
. Some dhclded improvements are
being made in the South Norwalk
Some of the shelves
me being changed and the reading
groom is being arranged differently.
-—A fine Hnlnes upright Piano fox
i$l75. A Chickering Plano f01 $150
W Studweil.
Joseph Gregory has left the employ
of Thomas J. [Magner the news deal-
or in South Main street and has (1111
on one as hell boy in Hotel Clifford
Ho commenced his new duties this
morning.
wayer.
The Stamfotd and South N01 walk Y
M. C. A. s will play ball Sutuiduy of
turmoil on the Baxter grounds. The
Stunifmds have defeated the South
Norwulk boys thioe successive timer
:nnd this game will be fm blood 01111
of the boys says if the Stanifmds win
this time they'll tlirowc every one oi
Frederick Lewis and family of llctts
Place, East Norwnlk. expect to move t1'
Jersey City. N. 1.1., tomor,row when
they will in future reside. Mr. Lewis
for the past seven years has been on-
glneer on one of the boats plying be~
ltween Solith Neiwnlk and New Yoik.
He has seen service in this capacity on
the Eagle. City of Norwalk and liar
l.ein The many friends of the family
fregret to hear of their departure.
“Grand opening. South Nonwnlk
Wine 1‘; Lionel" 00.175 Washington
street bridge, today. All friends
are invited. 1
COmstockBros
We can clothe him as you like to
‘ see him clothed, in clothes that wear
the way good clothes should. at a}
cost within your means. Are not ‘
these good reasons ifor‘ bringing your '
\ boy: hero for his clothes.
, Yoke Norfolk Suits are the thing, '
‘ this year for boys, ii to 12 years. A ,
' great collection of them here, $2.60 to
’ W-SOs
,Sullor Blouse Suits are still “in tt‘f
though. "no here they are, $2.60 to $5.00.
Mannisll Suite to tickle boys from ,9
to iii years, suits withreal vests, in all
the latest fabrics, at $3.50 to $8.00.
For young fellows 15 to 19 years,
regular tailored suits in‘strlped flannel
and cheviots and neat mixtures, $6.00
. to $12.00.
We don't stop at suits for boys. Ev-
erythlng good that boys wear but
shoes, made right and sold right.
fer Your Bay
South Nerwalk Store. l4 South Main Street.
Norwalk Store, Masonic Building.
Telephone call. 32-2. South Norwalk store.
I
He took the place of James .
If
the
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
not: our exclusl vo attention.
, The question of pumyand oloanlfnoiss
I: certainly the most important "one In the
{30d and grain business.
“3.... > at
prloos f
MANUEL
We stand alone In the quality and
purity of our grain and tho Iownjou of
”so;
is; f ‘
1'. 1M TG’H.
PICTURES IN COLORS
A set of four reproductions pilnto 1i lu colors.
inches, on mounts 19 x 121.
By Henry Hunt
T-‘ Inch picture 12 x 10
Price for 1‘ c1 of four pictures in a box,
$3 00 net, Singly $i 00 not
1
Wm P. Beers,
BOONSELLER. STATIONER. ENGRAVER.
'wlll be the third year these two or-
Monduy night. William Belts and
. Charles Schumann will contest. in the
first series Putnam liosc had 600
anniversary of their wedding Tuesday ; The big three masted schooner which
evening. by entertaining 1100mm!!! 01’ ran aground Tuesday north of Doi-
their friends 'lon's deck was floated at high tide
' ' ".1this morning,.and brought to Tolles
'l‘lie prepaiatery service for commun- fdock. where her cargo of lumber for
ion will beheld at the South Neiwalk ithe East Norwulk Lumber Company
Congregational Cliulmch this evening. will be unloaded A scow was sent
.49 Wall street. f1 Norwalk, Conn.
I l_
It Pays to Trade”
Rev. Roniilly F. Humphiies will;
preach.
The Sunday school teachers of ti!
South Norwalk COngregational Church
will hold a’ meeting Monday evening 1
May 12, for the electidn of officers and f
1 1 to plan for more efficient work in the f
school. ‘1 -
$.44,"
‘ John Henley. of North Wilton vwas '
before the Neiwalk Town Court. this I
morning. charged with drunkenness
Judge Lockwood released him‘ this
'1 morning. and ordened him, to depart
,. immediately for hoifi’e.
' _.
The postponed meeting of the chair-1
, , men chill the young people‘s societies
,- , 1 in the South Norwalk Congregational
Church will be held Monday evening
,at the residence ofMMiss Daisy Dis-
~ brow. 36 West avenue.
Feeling that the different committees
that helped make the Hatmakers' fair
such a grand success, should he rec-
ognized in some substantial way, the
' fair committee WI l‘ bender them a re—
caption. in Mimic l. tomorrow night.
s...
An open meeting of the Fail-field
Ministe ’ Assodiltion will be held at
debut-ell. Tues-I
”ginning at 2: ad
‘ psych calculi, 1 ti:
ll dsoft‘iigars‘ "'
, was disposed of
down the harbor this morning to un-
load part of the cargo which has been
sold to Leslie Gamble. of East Norwaik.
and ran aground off Second Point.
This aftrunoon she was floated at high
tide
GRAND ARMY CAMP FIRE. f
Buckingham Post, of Norwaik, Enter-
13 tallied Last Night.
lickingham Post. G A. R.. of Nor-
walk. held a very enjoyable camp fire
last evening at the post headquarters
in Wall stleet. Sociability reign
ed supreme and the result was
that every one had an excellent
time. Beside the members of the post
there were present as guests members
of Douglas Fowler Post of South Nor-
walk and others. Speeches on war
time and all C. A. R. topics were made
'by Judge F. W. Perry. We'sley N. Nib-
lock. Bradley S. Keith. James F. Lyon.
Caleb Wood. Stephen R. Wilcox E F
Middlebroks. of U. S.,Grai1t Post. of
New York: 1.D. P. Morrell,’ Nicholas
Klein and others. Some of the re
marks were extremely witty and
brought down the house. The present
holding picnics horse races. etc. was
not endorsed by the veterans. Among
the guests of the evening was Coin
rode A. E. Turney, of Weston. A line
collation was served and pipes and
tobacco were passed around after this
or two more. ‘
day way of observing MemOiial day, 1-
.‘Sbory telling and
card playing were in 6111111 for an hour
Nothing else is units so handsome— f
‘ quite so rich. W have some beauties
.61“
t Hauston’s
Two Timely Offerings
‘ ., WALKING SKIHTS 1 f
With full flare flounce
.3295 ?
You can't duplicate them elsewhere
less than $5. 00.
f insertion Front.
a,’ Well worth 81. 75.
'3' Car fare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport—"05 MainSt.
FRESH MACKEREL.
BLUE FISH,
BUCK
and Saturday. ' “
uoa'rn smvgn non snap.
Lance lava Loss‘taas. ”“3; I
LAWN SHIRT WAISTS.
98c
In fine line of anu Tucked or all over
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‘mc 11.
10c lb.
B R " D ' STEAK con, 81: lb.
* . . Hanson ' . . 151: lb.
' .. f 1 ,cnoaxa-as so lb
10c iii
81: lb.
1 to liobbeil dc StapleI; Raw. 00. who
momma.
smlM' .
1101' mm
Alvo do:
FITTINO. ,
Tin. Sheet from Copper
and Zinc.
I 50 South Main Strut. ‘
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone: 122 3.
‘ WITH THE WHIST PLAYERS.
Duplicate Tournament Being Arranged
—-Meet|uga in Norwalk Yesterday.
The Norwalk Whlst Club, an organ-
ization which has rooms in Lockwood' s
Hall, will play a tournainent of dupll
cate whist. beginning the second week
in this month. ltis expected that the
tournament will consist of three ser~
les, the first of which will be played in
Norwalk. William Somers. of Berke-
ley street. was in Bridgeport last even
ing arranging for the tournament.11This
ganizntions havo played each other
Last year the Norwsik players were
victorious and the year before the
Bridgeporters.
Mrs. William H-‘. Bylngton enteitaln
ed the members of the Pine Ledge
Whlst Cliib at her home, 17 Belden
avenue. yesterday afternoon. The
prize was awarded Mrs. lra Cole, with
whom the next meeting will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Cole entertained
the Old Folk-1' Whlst Club at their
home on Elmcrest, last evening. The
ladies’ first prize was won by Mrs.
Charles ll. Dennis and gentlemen‘s
first by Dr. C. W. Many. Mrs. Henry
F. Price captured the second prize for
ladies and George W. Cram the gen
tlemen's second trophy.
KNORR WON FROM HORTON.
Defeated Latter in Putnam Hose-Nor-
wslk Fire Police Pool.
(ins Knorr. of Putnam Hose Com-
pany, and Gilbert Horton. of the Nor
with: fire police, played a game of pool
in the second serials last night at Put-
nhni headquarters. Both are rated at
100 and Knorr wonby the score U
100 to 4. There are only two more
games to he played. Sntiirday night.
Wright and Corhell will play, and on
points and theNorwnlk fire police 9.87.
The standing intlie second series is
Putnam Hose 387 and fire poli1c 294.
.110 ilowing is last night's score:
Knorr 100. Horton, 100.
it) 3—2
10~l T—~1
30-4 10
38“] 15~1
42-4, 21—4
Iii ' i 30
Till ' 1 - till—*1
70—4 38w]
82 40—1 1
91'-1 45
98 51—2
100 511
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
WAY DOWN EAST FRIDAY
William A. Bradys "Way Down
East" will be seen in Hoyt’s Theatre . ..
Friday night. We find the some set
of people who have figured in other
New England plays. but their motives
are changed. The story of the play is
simplicity itself. A young woman who
has been betrayed by means of a mock
marriage finds refuge in the house of 5
an honest old New Hampshire farmer. 1
Tier child is dead and so are all her
hopes in life. Nevertheless she wins
at once the love of the old old farm.
er‘s only son. The latter is engaged ‘
to be married to his cousin, his fath-
er's pet. Neither of them cares for
the other and the unhappy- waif who
has been taken into the family circle
seems likely to find a husband and
happiness in fact. until a village busy-
body rsveals‘her mottled past: 'l‘hen ....
the father withisome justification. set
his foot down nd turns the girl out
of the house . ,{fa‘xwiuter's night.
HOTEL MANAGER TRIED SUiCiDE.
NEW YORK. May '.l.—~Richard 0.
Haney,.mansger of the hotel Na-
varre, was placed under arrest today
on the charge that he attempted to
commit suicide. According to the pot
lice Howley took chloroform. A physi.
clan at the hotel revived him after
which he was taken into custody. '
Hewley is 33 years old.
Henri-lens PACIFIC DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. May l—A quarterly
dividend of 155 percent. on Northern '
Pacific was announced today. This
is the first dividend declaration since
the stock was turned oVer to the Nor
thern Securities Company}
. »ARRIVAL8'OF'=VESSELS.» ”
:Lsosron, Marla—Arrived:
BOSTON. May 1—-Arrived: Steamer
Alexandri from Hamburg.
HBOSTO
Cambrian King from Antwerp.
i‘ - , -'mu man.
The agency for Doves lead and line
paint. in Nomlk has been transferred
carry in stock a full line of these
his, a gallon of which will go as
Ir as two gallons of Iduiferated mix-
ed paints. ' . .
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FOR THAT TIRED SPRING FEEL-
lNG, FEVER, ETC" US!
1111; Intel.
”on"
t. 1 .
Stein
1 b- mei- Teutonic from Rotterdam. 1 ' "
ALI: OTHER KINDS OF. FISH OYS’
1 1,~.1 runs sun ensues
«R; J CUTBILL
WELSHINGTO‘ANT Biggt'f BRIDGE.
May l—‘ulrrived: Steamer »
to go out on the street. all logged out. and nice"
a dozen men with salts of the same kind You so ,
Iy did not buy your suit at either of our sioreso '
would have been better protected.
MMHM
98 Washington (Street,
50. NORWALK.
Some Seasonable Sugges
Butter is lower. Price now 331: for
Tub as against 371: for like quality last
week. Beware of “imitation Butter
which in butter and wet mixed and
calculated to deceive. Buy your but.
for here and get pure butter only.
Clover Butter Print, 341: lb. '
Beef. dried; sliced. We are selling
more of this than all the other stores
combined. Why? Because It is nice,
moist, thin sliced, a fine relish, meaty.
Not advanced in price.
Hams, Shoulders and Bacon. A
fresh bright, new lot. While fresh
but has advanced in price, these
goods have gone 'up very little and of-
fer a good buy in the' meat line at
present. Hams are nice, annall ones,
weight from 7 lbs to 10 lbs.
Ham. 7151:; Shoulders, 1o
Bacon,1c.
Pienty7 nice Edge. 12012 Do: ,
Pot Cheese or Cottage 6 s'
on sale. Clean and nice. T
5 cents.
Flower Seeds, Fall and Dwd
turtium. Sweet Peas Seed, find UNIX,
sorts. 151: V4 lb. Also varieties of 91',
den Seeds, as Cabbage, Latter ‘
cry. Beets. Radish, cucumber, 6‘:
to sell weight.
Seed Peas, Beam and Gr I
Seed Potatoes from .Maln in in
ty, 75c y, 1:11.; $1.45 bushel; than
$3. 75. Come and see; .
5 lb. Box tmeal With
Present in ev ry package, 2511. "
We hope you can ’uu' us. '
W
YOU’ I.I. BE SURPRISED
AT THE COMFORT
__a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any way defective.
Headache, Eyeacbe blurring of the print, are some of the indict!-
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE.
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Ad
ad is what we guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
58 WALL STREET, NORWALK,CO,
oi as}
Walks Recovered.
canons":
savour
warm-
an uncut irons
and PLAN
Curbs Reset. GutterpbPa:
‘ You need a cheerful fire in your grate on chilly S
days after your furnace is out of commission. Our. brig
flame Cannel fills this want. You will require such 3.
amount that it will not be found expensive, and theses
much comfort in it that you will be glad you’re living
We will honor your orders for any quantity, atrial
large—a bushel or a ton.
John H. Ferris,
149 Washington Street South Norwaik
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The Damp Woe that
Is the chase of many colds and
Norwalk Chronicler