Phone I39} 55 At Lane' 3 11111111 llama-midi 5 11111191111 and p 131111 1111-0111111 it's really unnecessary to say anything more abbot them for you well' know it means highest quality possible. , 51 WASHINGTON STREET. Lfltili NBW‘ W08 " bi o "smith. thefitobacconlst. ii‘s's‘rurxisii tobacco for cigarette smokers. . The public schools are closed today on account of the teachers convention i —Yaeht and Golf Caps. O’Brien » ! 'l‘hc Impi'oVed Cyco bearing Bisselli sweeper is sold by A. J. Collins & Company.‘ i A special meeting of the Norwalh Musical Union will be held in Siam ford tonight. The Pine ledge Club will meet with Mrs. lrn Cole, at Elmorest. Mon-l day. May 12. at 3 o‘.clock it you want good groceries cheap; go to the New Yark giocery. “inca will give you some prices. ——Leavo your order for Lobsters Saturday, at Hayess.14c lb. The best hosiery chance of the sea son is now. There is an elegant line at the store of the Howlnnd Dry Goods' Company. See the ad. Mrs. Hattie Pullis will lead the! Young People s meeting In tho Southi Norwalk Congregational Church next Thursday evening. The subject will be 'Forging Ahead." ——Peeiless Flour, 57c bag: $4. 135 bbi. F. D. Lawton & Co. The case of Thomas .l. against James Kelly, of tho Point improvement Company been (outinued for one Week. come up next Friday. The. store news bf tht1 aveiagc news- 1 paper is eagerly read by' thousands of? people daili’é Advertise the goodsf you have top halt: in, lil‘li‘c Sentinel. and you will be sure to n’éet rc‘sults. ——A. full and complete stock of La dies' White Shirt Walsts. handsome styles low prices. at M. S. Smith& C0. 5. The course of wintc South Noi walk Congregational Church uottcd $1b4.20.'1‘hc sum of $100 was 1 l Knight; Roton has It will 1 i plated In a bank and the balance was day used to defray expenses of heat and light. A neat program is being arranged for the social of the young people of the South Norwalk Congregational Church on May 20. There will be a rehearsal in the lecture room Tuesday night. next. wBall game. Saturday. Edgewoods, of New Haven, Field, 3:30. The sale on tailored suits for wom It 8:. C vs Ilcckei 1 on at the Boston Store last Saturday ' work. was at half price. Tomorrow :1 deep- or cut is to be made so call at the store and be convinced. See the big ad. in today’s issue.‘ The local Salvation Army has re- quested the different churches to as sist in raising fund‘s for the summer' campaign work Any money left with the pastors will be given to the cap. tain. -Salt l’ork‘, 10c 1b.. at Hayos'. The Sunday school teachers. bf‘ the South Norwiilk Congregational Clinic:h will hold a meeting in the West parlor Monday evening. for the purpose of discussing the best method of the ‘ i The annual meeting of the New Hm ven Branch of the Woman‘ 3 Board of Missions. will be held in the Dwight- Place Church, New Haven. on Tues day. ‘ walk will attend. v w-«Jonos‘ Superlative l‘lour 68o bag; $4 .00 bbi. l" D. Lawton & Co. An adjourned meeting of the City of. Norwalk Board of Health will be held this evening at the Council Chum-j ‘ her in Wiillatreet. Sanitary Inspector: Jarvis Kellogg will continue his re! port before the board. The annual meeting of Central [in ion. King's Daughters, of the First Church will be held neat Wednesday. ’ afternoon, at 3: 30*. in the First Church chapel. inc prepared The Ministerlrig Circle will serve tea The Woman’Ls Missionary Associas 5 . tion of the south Norwuih Congrega- tional Cburc has elected the follow- trig officers Miss Helen Fenian ‘havlng his residence in Winfield silent i . 'is not yet known. ' liito the local union out1 came to South 1' recitals at the Norwnlk today and Others will follow. inbiv be cou’cludcd in the probate c'.ouit A delegation from South Nor- , ' An interesting program is be- i lauds ii prices on meats. " , Judge John H. Light is in Bridge- 1 port today attending court. '1 1 2 -Natlve Asparagus. 30c bunch at Hayes‘. An addition is being built on the Lounsbury Mills in Winnlpauk. Mrs. N. J. Crew continues seriously I‘ll at her home in Chestnut street. -—New Dunlap, at O'Brien' 3. The freight bills of Raymond hroth~ ers amounted to over $50. 000 last year. A regular meeting of Lincoln Council Council. 0. U. A. will be held this evening. ~760Mb Fowls, Il'ic lb.. at liaycs‘. :(Mlss Florence lice, of Glenbrook, is In‘ South Norwnlk today calling on friends. . Company A. 'l‘rluity Cadets hold a drill in Music hull.last night for tlu1 first time. 11~Ii‘1'csh Eggs. 22c doz. F.1‘).li. it Co. Joseph Rooney. liluitlonist for Adam Singer. ili South Main street, has recov— ered from his attack of chills and fev— er. Cochenoc Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. of Nor- walk. will confer the adoption degree on a number of candidates t1is oven- lug. —~~1.Colby‘s ice Cream. 00 Wall St. The South Norwulk Ancient Order of Hibcrnlans held a regular meeting last night and transacted only routine business. "Special Sale Cottage Curtains and Portier‘cs. full size, vciy handsome. $1. 25 and $1. 75 pr.: also all colors and prices Window Curtains and lint: Fringes. M. S. Smith & Co Robert 0 Raymond found a. ton iioouiid mcteor or ricioliietln'1 other day. 'lt is on exhibition In the E'lingiovo groceiy store Company D will give out the May day campaign accont1cmcnta at the or mory this evening A drill of tht1 new 1c— 1 Sold in This City 1,lla1'.t Sciiaffncr 31 Mart clothing re. ct they cry fin filothlngv and ev- .cry garment is upfiivtflic-mlnuto in ~ scmbies in every ice but modem-measure style. It is made from those exclu- alvc fabrics Idcntical with materials The mice In luilf,wlinl your tnilor would shown by high priced tailors. ask for garments equal In style and quality MEN'S SUITS $12. $15. $16 $18, 820. Hats and Furnishings oi the Latest and Best. GOlllSiocii Bros. South N01 walk Siore l4 South Main Street. Norwalk Store, Masonic Building. Telephone call. 32-2. South Norwalksiore. ci'uits will take place. ——Print Butter, 20c F.D.li. iii: Co. .lulrn Garrison the actor. who has lust retained from n soutlici 11 trip. is East Noi'walk improved. Raymond Brothers have the contract to build 1,000 feet of sea wall at 'Creen' s Farms. The wall will be six- teen feet high and fifteen feet thick. ——Uni0u Label Caps. O’Brien . There is some talk of the old time baseball games between the Main and , Wall streets. Whether these former rivals will play any games this season The officers of the different iirc romz , panics in south Norwolk will ° meet with the board of. cngluccis at their regular monthly meeting in Putnam lions house insight. -I.s.rgc Roe Shad. 40c. can li‘ish 8c ii). at iiayos’. The No1 walk. bnrbcrs are again going Dino was reinstated. it is the1 lt'Silit ol' / The caution o! purlfy and cleanllnos": is certainly the most important one In the food andgrafn business. .. It got: our 0x01051119 attention. We stand alone in the quality and ‘ purity of our araln and the lawn“; of. the prices 3 ‘11 BUYxQATS THAT 8 CLEAN. i" MANUEL 1'. HA TC”. Rollo Block' 3 visit in Norwnilt ycstm» . El '1’ ‘ o r g The Noiwnlk library ls icing mom I D 'I P from its present quarters to the store 8' y apers in the same building vacated by C huiios w Hoyt. The old quarters wil ‘10 im- raumNa ....... 1n- JounNAi. .............. 2i» inediateiy fitted up for the post 001% irrgmsio .......... ; .......... 31- MAIIL‘ AND 1‘ xpnuss. ..... 21! ——100 doz. Gent‘s Morccrizcd Fancy V . ......................... :‘c EVENING POST ................ 3c Half Hose worth 15‘. DP. will scll Sui PRESS .......................... 2.0 EV 1.311140101111111“. ......... ... 1c. WORLD ....... . ................. 2c I’VE NING WORLD ..... . ..... lc & Mon. 2 ore for 250'. also aims vnl- hes in indies and (‘hildr’ons Ribbed and Fancy Hose. All the new and dc sirable things in lindics' and Chlidr’sn s Ribbed Underwear M S Smith 8: Co. The Evening Scntlncl Baseball team played a live inning game with Brown 5 Business College team on the Woodwaid lot yesterday afternoon. The neWspnper men were beaten by the score of ten to one. Reporter Viv tor W. Ferris played with Brown‘s team. it is expected that these teams will play on the Baxter grounds this afternoon. ~Fresh Eggs 22c doz F.D.li. & Co. The Daiid Hoyt will case. will proli- tomorrow. It Is expected that a mini her of the lending physicians in town will be called in to give expert testi- many as to the mental capacity of Mr. Hoyt. 1—Frankfui'tors and Stair Kraut Sat- urdav afternoon and evening. Excel- sior beer. strictly Union 011 draught Kcssler‘s Cafe Conn. Ave. Asoclal and entertainment will be bold in the Baptist Church this even- hing Members of church and congrega- tion are imltcd. Children of the Sun- day school may invite their parents Those who have promised notables will please bring or send to church (111in as “possible . Miss Kate Schmsdes. of South Main .street. is again suffering from blood poisoning in the forefinger of her right hand. Dr Jean Dnmortier dressed it last night. and also today. it was thought a couple of days ago that the finger was better and the bandages removed. The poison appeared again yesterday. , The stockholders of the Hill and H‘ubhsil Lumber company. the East Nth-wall: Lumber Company and the mWestport Lumber company. will meet . ellrst named. tomorr- ‘ o clock for the pur- 49 Wall street. . ‘ rig ll those on com into .7 ' be known 'aa the Hub- T} Drop a postal 01 give us 11 call and we will dclivcr your paper warping Wm. P. Beers, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. or afternoon. Nor-walk, Conn. 11 11.... ‘1.. Tel _ At o uston’s 1111: 1111111311: 10101111 510111: A Mark Down sins of all our Finis Tailor Made Suite offers you an ex- ceptional chance to buy one of our High Class Suits at a lower price than inferior ones can be. pun. based elsewhere. $12.50 Suits now ........... ......... -. ............ .. $15.00 Suits 110w. ............. $9.95 $17.50 Suits. now .' ... ....... ........... ° ..................... $12.50 $22.50 Suits new.“ -_‘ . . 1 315.110 $25.00 Suits now .............. ................... “$1150 33“ Car tare on $5 .00 purchases or ever. Bridgeport Ii 5 MainSt 3c lb. 8c lb. 60 lb. Mackerel, 2 to 1i “1.. _ Steal; Cod, ' ‘ Weak Fish. Halibut, 12c lb . for the meeting. At that time officers 1 - . , ilfliik ii. inlay, : momma. " STEAM. ' nor mirth. 111111 on . rirrma. Tin, Sheet Iron, ' Copper and Zinc. ‘ m...“ ”an... South Norwaik, Conn. ‘ 'l‘clcphone: 122-3. 111111 1111311111. A son has been born to Mr.‘ and Charles Kcating. of East Norwnlk. who started last Saturday on his va- cation, Is in Amsterdam. N. Y. Return- ing he will visit Albany. the Catskill Mountains. Poughkoepsle. West Point. and return by way of Danbury. He expects to be gone three or four weeks. ~Ncw Potatoes, 30c ‘2‘: pk. Hayes's. The executive committee of tht1 Cen-' ter School Alumni Association held a meeting last night at the residence of Principal C. A, 'I‘ucker'in Main street. The arangments for the annual meet- ing were discussed lint no date was set will be elected and 11 program of enter- tainment will be given and also a soci- ul time will be enjoyed. CRASHED iNTO BREAKWATER. Young Stratford Couple Have Thrill- ’ tug Experience. $1; MILFORD Conn. May 9—D" the high Wind this morning the pecu- pants of a fishing boat had a thrilling cxpciloncc at the mouth of the House- tonic river and narrowly escaped death. A man named Curtis and a young wo- man were In the boat. Shortly after they put out from Stratford. the wind began to Increase and when they reach- ed thohrcakwnter at the mouth of the lionsatonic it was blowing a gale. They started to return. but were blown ag- ainst the breakwater and their boat smashcd. Curtis’succccded after a hard struggle in climbing upon the break- water with his companion. hilt even than his predicament was not an agree. nhlo one. the spray from the choppy son dashing ovor them continually and the high wind adding to the danger of moving about upon the slippery looting. They were soon from tht1 Milford shore. but an attempt at res- rnc failed, John and Charles llam- mond. who started for the breakwater. being compelled to put back on ac- count of the heavy wind and sea. For- tunately the1 tug Jarrett of Bridgeport bound for Derby was pasisng and Cap‘ taln Hull succeeded In working his trait. under the ice of the breakwater so that. ht’ could throw a lint1 to the shipwrecked pair and taltc1 them on board. The tug then. proceeded to- ward Derby. FORD'S RELATIVES MEET. Brothers' Bodies to be Taken to Irving- on-Hudson for interment. caster Ford and Malcolm W. Ford to- day at1 which E. H. Kidder. Mi's.Paui ington Ford and a sister were pres- out. Later Worthington Ford said there ‘wouid be but one funeral and mcrly pastor of Grace Church. Brook- lynpassistedWy‘the Rev. Dr. Sayres. rector of St. Thomas' Church. New York. Immediately .after the service the bodies will be taken to Irving-0n Hudson for interment. Dr. Monroe the Ford famiy doctor and Dr. Branch lied entirely today from the shock. She Malcolm Ford. who secured a divorce four years ago visited Malcolm Ford's late home and saw her 7 year old boy. who had lived with his father. STEAM RAILROADSJN STREETS. WASHINTGON. May 9.——So‘on after the Senate convened today a joint res- railroads in the District of Columbia to occupy temporarily parts of streets for the benefit of the traveling pub: do during tbe'nntional encampment or the G. A R. in October. At the con- clusion of routine business the resolu- tion recently offers (Texas) calling n the secretary of war for certain information as 0 Gen- Haddock, 5c lb. ‘ cral Smith’s 01-11911ng the Philippines gitoe', shad (North River) “‘0 “J was“ Called up and at themggcstion of Brick Shade (North River) Sc lb; Mr. Colberson was Indefiniteiy post-‘ boned. Mrs. Frederick H. Rowan. of Taylor . ' "avenue. Newburg. ‘ Now roan. Mays—Jrsere was a j‘ meeting of the relatives of Pauldiei- Ford's father. Roswell Steele. Worth- ‘3‘ that the service wOuld he conducted ‘, by Bishop Burgess. .of Long island. for- - . who called immediately after the trag- ., edy yesterday said Mrs, Ford has ral— - is still weak. but ls onto: danger. Mrs. - olutlon was passed to permit steam ‘ lay-Mr. Culbers'onz' 100K THEM (was Negligeo Shirts. Big ‘ Lin , BELTS, 25. so. 15. 151.011 3 Our collection of swell Sack Suits for men was never . than at the present time. It represents the result of many in hard work on our part to select for you what we know lobe tho values at each price quoted ‘th at can be found in this state, art can fit you to perfection In any style that you may select. $6.50 $7.50 ‘$8.00 $8.50 $10.00 $12.00 015.00 310.501 sovs' surrs boys of any other nationalltyfla nd consequently, special care i sary in the preparation of their garments; not only must the cloth the toughest obtainable, but the seams must be strongly sewn on each garment reinforced in every possible way. These are the din ac terlotlcs of the garments we offer you but the Prices are Surprls Iy Low when you consider these important features. , N. B.——-Another lot of air ships. One given with each suit. it is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERV DEPA MENT to realize that we have the most fashionable collection 0 tit small articles necessary for a gentleman’ a dress ever shown in part of the country, yet our prices are not more than others mu charge for flatly inferior qualities. 5 480 J' Our 32 t is equal to what an exclusive hatter will charge Mfo Sillillk if Piillil, WillitH.‘ 8033. 98 Washington Street, 40 and '50 :Wall"Sf '1: so. NORWALK. NORWALk. At th M ‘ d T i U G” ’ “‘ Butter from the hills of Vermont, honestly made of cow‘s milk and line as silk. 300 lb. Reduced price for Seed Potatoes. Several] varieties. 35c pk.; $1.35 bu Sami P tat 8mm redgcedmg .G°°d 11mg”. b‘" keg Small Pickles just in Try. Notice our stock of Potted Plants. For Supper Pine ADP“: CW.“ 5 and 10c pot. Cabbage Plants. loclii“ Allnice. 019311 Cl“ Price doz. Tomato Plants 15c den. i Strawberries. Hope to have Garden Seeds to sell'by weight: iones on Saturday and Will s‘eli oh 5 Lettuce, Celery. Beet. Early Cabbage: Waiting your orders 1' Eliatc Cabbage. Sweet Pd Carrot and Cucumber See ._ Grass Seed to mend the. bad in your lawn. ‘ Crisp new and fresh iln Will You Pay Some traveling lakir tor tampering with yo 1 eyes when you can havea thorough scientific. ‘ examination Free 1’ if glasses are needed they Will be furmshed at the lowest price consisted with qualuv. O. B. JACKSON GRADUATE OPTIGIAN .68 WALL STREET, ~ Nonwamo, A canons-1'1: \1171‘ r1; CurbnResct Gutters P Wli‘lks Recovered. These gob received this morning; ., buy 8 ever Baltimore 11111 also storm. «‘1' day. not once a then all the mar. ,3 here. and has in ROME my 9 .w'l'ho roport of an al- lé'g“‘e“d attack on Kihg‘ Victor Emmaw ‘ in the Unitedgsutes by a new again 1111; originatcd‘ln ' W N0 ATTACK 0N ITALY’S KING. -. no! in Turin. by a workman, published .. . obscure sheet Plnkney. of Sunderland. and London, “ with the opbrptl 5 couaso“1‘.‘iu_:“oouour. “ ‘ BALTIMORE; 1 May 9.——Williarn England. who Is the‘ managing direc- ‘"tor of the Neptune Elino- of stoniners from Baltimore to Rotterdam and Ambsterdam and who is now In this city, said today that the Morgan steamship syndicate has bought the Cunard use. To Mr. Pinkuey's has an offer for its ships was made but _ the price was not. satisfactory. Since that time he has ’ in close touch 7 7 of the Morgan -f ‘ on poll vol Tl rest on the charge ofbe with a horsawhip. He villi“ fore trial Justice 1". LeCo'rbi- 1 hearing wk 1
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