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Everett Bulkley has purchased a now
automobile.
The Boston Store is having a May
day sale of ladies' shirt waists.
Butler Chapter, R A. M.. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night.
The. Cigarmakers‘ Union will hold
their regular monthly meeting. this
evening. in K. of 1’. ball, in Washing—
ton street.
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Luke. Dorsey. clerk in the South Nor~ ‘I
of the New York Grocery}
walk store
company, spent yesterday with friends
in -.1;l11gepo1‘t..
Mrs. A. (‘-.' Cause of Water an 1111
who has been dangerously ill is muI l1
improved. Yesterday she was shit: to
sit 11p for an hour.
Walter Decker, of Franklin avenue, I
Norwalk. left the employ of (tracer 0. ,
K. Scoileld, of Main street. Norwalk,
Saturday evening.
The South Norwalk File and Drum
Corps will hold a regulai meeting for
practice in A. 0. ii. Hall in Washing-i
ton street. this evening.
Leroy 11}. Wheeler and family, rode
to Weston in his new'1'111ton1ol1l‘i’i1.“‘yes~ i
It was the first trip Mr. Wheel-' 3
or made and the machine behaved well
l1'1rtlay
The Fair Stunts defeated the Work
11nd Wins in a very closely contested
game of ball Saturday afternoon. The.
game was played in the lot on Fair
street. Norwnlk.
The. South Norwalk Water Corals-
sioners held a meetins Saturday night
in their quarters in Washington street
and received petitions for the axiom.
siou 111’ water pipes in Wondsot a111-
nuc and has at Nor.wnlk The petition
will be acted upon at the next 111cc
tug of the common council.
Edwmd Miller. of Grand street Nor-
walk returned home hum New York
this morning. to spend his summer vu-
1.11tion.Mr Miller has just completed
his third year at the New York Homeo-
pathic Modi1al College with honors ‘
He will return in the fall to complete
his four th and last year at the college.
when he. will'Iemcrgc :1. full fledged
M. 1).
Rev. William Mailer is already 111' —
ranging the program of music and oth—
111 solemnities for the grand .111nive1s-
ary feast of the parish. Sunday, June 1.
Prominent orators will deliver sermons
1 on that occasion. and the anniversary ‘
collections for which envelopes are 11011
being distributed in the homes, will be
taken 11p. The proceeds of this collec-
tion will be added to the building fund
already on hand. . *
The. Travel Club of the Young Poo
11lo' 5 Society will Ir'heet tomorrow even
lug at 8 in the First Chuich chapbk
for the last meeting of this season.
“Here and there in Old l1] ngland" will
Ibo the subject of an interesting talk
by the nectar and special lantc1 11
slides will be used to illustrate the
subject“ The member of the Around
the Table Club will be guests of the
Travel Club at this meeting.
The people of his section have been
given a. sample of peculiar May Weath
or during the past twenty-four hours
' or more such as is not often cxpéri
‘ Icalls the thoughts from winter.
e11eed.lIt has had all the character
istics of a day in mid March. the sea
son being apparently not back two
months. The absence of snow and tho
1 presence of growing leaves and bloom-
ins' trees and. shrubs are all that re-
'Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith gives
‘ notice in another column that he will
be at the South Norriaik office of too
selectmen Wednesday afternoon from
~ ' and Saturday
licenses for dogs.
purpose of ice
,W.Despite the fact that owners of cad
11 nines not registered after
100 dogs
liable to prosecution, out
’ ve been
turn only abotu 225 I
as:
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Misty lot. are 1.
0. 13‘ Ferry Command. U. V. U.. will
hold its regular meeting tonight in
Germauia Hall
James Dyer. of fill WIeat avenue. is
qu1te iii. He is a member of Court
Nari‘ak, F‘. of A..
The Howlsnd Dry Goods Company
has sample bats for women from a
Filth avenue concern. ,
Washington Camp, i". O.’ S. of A...
will hold a regular meeting this evc~
plug in Red Man's iinll.
1
The Economic. League will hold 11
meeting tou1o1row evening at the bar-
bar shop oi” l‘tollu Wlllaok.
The 'l‘caxustels' IiiuIIioInI will hold a
‘mccilng Wednesday night at the. bar
, bar shop or ltolla Black.
Printed silks tor dressy gowns can
be found. in large stocks at the store
of the. I). M. Read Company.
A now pool table is being placed 111
the. Klondike Social Club's headquar-
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iWarwlck Hotel, returned to work this
imorning often a week's vacation.
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i Mrs 1111 Cole, 01‘ Elmcrest; is cuter-
Itaining the members of the Pine
I. bedgo Whist Club. this afternoon.
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1 The Italian independent Society
.held a 1ogulu1' pleating yesterday at
“(1111011 and trransnttod 1outin11 busi-
iness
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Party from South Norwnlk will up
to Silvermiue Wednesday night to at
,tend a sociable given by the Temper-
:‘ane e socictv. 1
No new business was trausalitzd at
1-11 meeting of the Bartenders‘ liniou
Wheni'ln Elk's‘ Hall, South Main street.
iyesterday afternoon.
The business sack suit is one that
1is the most durable. and they are
. found in large numbers at the Sollcck
'storas in South Norwalk and Norwalk.
1. Id. Hubhell ilotchkiss, of Arch
istreet Norwalk,ret1uned Friday from
in fishing trip to bake. George llc. 1'11
I pm ts poor luck as there was too much
wind.
Rev. William Mahtu again commenc-
all this morning on his annual May vis-
iitotlon to the members in the parish
me. is meeting with success and is much
pleased.
You should take into consideration
your advertising as well as any other
part of your business. This is some
times sadly neglected and it is a great.
mistake.
Beginning the first Sunday in June
services will be held in Grace Church
1at 7: 30 in the evening instead of at
5 in the afternoon as has been the.
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The Jubilee Singers will be. at the
South Norwalk’ilescuc Mission Wed
‘11ez-1day eveniua of this week for the
benefit of the Knight Street A. M. E.
Church. W
McKinley Command. Spanish War
Veterans, will 1111111 11 nit-ding Thurs-
ua. ycvening. at armory. Action will
probably be taken at. has nicotiug in
the matter of a program for the vols
for Memorial Day.
A special meeting of the Women‘s
Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will be
sold in the Elizabeth street rooms. to-
morrow, at 3 p. 111. The appointment
‘ of the standing committee and 11 spec
‘ in] house furnishing committee will be
made at this meeting
Rev. H. B. Carpenter did not pruach'
. in the South Norwalk Baptist Church
yesterday. the pulpit being filled by
' Rev.11‘.l’. Bennett. M1'.C'11peutcr
received a telegram that. ills wife 11 ho
had been visiting: her parents in Chi-
. cago had been taken seriously ill, and
he left al.6111111, for that. place.
Charles SlI:11'e11s.II1vho lives between
Highbridge and Long Ridge, is 90
years old. but this fact does not trou~
ble him. much when there is work to
be done. One day last week be filled
: a 1111 go wagon with manure and alter
.wIaiting some time for a neighbor to
come with a horse to cart it away 101
3 him, he took hold of the. shafts, drew
{the load away some distance, spread
-the contents on a garden spit, and
3 then proceeded to spade up the. ground
1. and plant his ’gardem:
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. About fifty of the young lady stud-
.ents of 11 Rye. N. Y. seminary paid a
visit to a New Milford seminary on
Saturday The party changed cars at
South Norwalk and waited twenty
minutes for the New” Milford express.
Some ware iii-med with cameras toot»
balls, basketball etc. They cleaned
out. are contents of the chocolate and
. chewing gum machines in the waiting
recorded on the machine at the sta-
. tion. in order that they could ascertain
go their return what benefit they had
tucked buck . .. ............ 50c tucked back ........... 500
We in1ite the comparison at the above Waists with any dollar Waist
'~in tawn. - y ;
room. and they all had their weights
Clothing
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i'lart, Sebaiinor & Mari clothing re.
1 sembles in every respect the very flu.
Iost 111u1l111to~1neus11rIc. Clothing and ov~
cry garment is up-lo-lln-uuinuie in
style. It is 111111111 from lhoso exclu-
wtlerials
tailors. The
sivo1tul1rlcs identical with
shown by higlrprieod
price is huli' what your tailor would
ask for ga1'I1nc11tseoual in style and
quality. I I I I
MEN’ 8 SUITS, $1II21 $15. $16, 818, I620.
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Hats and Furnishings oi tI1e
Latest andBest.
"on"? our. IL \
............ Consiock Bras.
. South NoIrwalk Store. l4 South Main Street.
i . . Norwalk Store, Masonic Buildmg.
Telephone call, 32-2, South Norwaik store.
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The question a! purity and loanllnass
I: certainly the most Importer: one In the
feed and grain business. I
It get: our exclusive attention.”
‘We stand alone In the quality and
purity of our grain and the lawnoss of,
the prices
, BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. W ,
MANUELI r. Huron.
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Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER A ND STATIONER
49 Wall Itreet. Norwnlk, Conn.
. "It Poo/s tcTrdde”
At Houston’s
The Shirt Waist Store.
For years past we have been the acknowledged leaders in the. 'Shirt
Waist business. ‘Wo propose to retain this reputation by carrying the larg-
est stock the prettiest collection and the lowest prices of any house in
Bridgeport; in but we p1obably carry more Waists than all the other
stores combined. Piices from title to $1}. 75. I
SILK SHlRT WAISTS.
WASH SHIRT WAISTS.
TWO SPECIAL OFFERINGS. 1
Lawn Waists. _
Good quality or Lawn, thirty-six
rows of line tucking in front and
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Laura Walnta.
Excellent qualiiy or Lawn, six
rows of insertion in front, with
13" ICa'r tare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Brigeport IIOSMaInt
Have no peddling wagon on road.
Nothing but delivery wagon. The man
that claims to represent the Bridge
'4' ii: I‘ 'I 1 - ' ' Market must stop or he will run up
against a lot of-trouble.
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“Wain-uuo'rou 5.7311117 salons.
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PLUMBING.
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1' nrmva.
3. Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper -I
g and Zinc. I
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50 South Main Strut.
South Norwaik, Conn. ,
Telephone: 122-3
W1a1m
Local has his»
Dr. .1. C. Newkirk of Morgan avenue,
has 111 ove11d from his recent illness
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Owing to the trouble which Henry P.
Price is having with his eyes Charles
W. Hoyt took his place in the No1 walk
Methodist choir yesterday;
Next Sunday mor ning. at St. Joseph's
Church. tl11.1 general Holy Communion
oi' the Holy Name. Society will be a1]-
ministcred to about three hundred
7‘ . .
It is stated that three of the. em-
ployees who struck at the Excelsior
ltug Works in Hoyt street last week.
have returned to work. This leaves
~ tour man still out.
Cornelius Henderson has taken a po-
sition as waiter at F‘rank K llrlgg‘s
. restaurant in Water street Norwnlk.
Waiter Louis Mott intends to resign
his position Saturday.
Dr. W, J. Tracey has removed the
quarantine tor scarlet (ever from the
residence of Joseph Nagle, in Chapel
street Mr. Nagles son having 1ccov
cred l1 om tht1 disease.
~—~'l‘i1e tickets for the song recital
which Mrs. Agnes Haviland will give
in the Norwalk Congregational Church
May 1’.-lot at 8:15 11. major the. bone
ill at tho Norwalk Hospital are on sale
at Plaistcd‘s. Baur's. Weeds and
Glendcning's stores.
The case of Philip and Valentine Wal—
ters vs. John H. Ferris and others will
be concluded this 11111111101111 in the
South Norwalk side 01' the Town Court.
before Judge Lockwood.
A special emumuuicatlou 01‘ Old Well
Lodge, No. 103. l". and A. M.. will be
held at the rooms in Washington street,
Wednesday morning. at 8 o‘clock, tor
the purpose of attending the funeral
of l. Davis.
Joseph N. Crow and Raymond Strat-
ton. both of Ann street. journeyed to
Bridgeport, yesterday. on their wheels.
They report that the roads are in prct. ~
11' good condition considering the can
liness oi the season. ,
The children of the Winnipauk schoul
are being vaccinated this afternoon. by
Dr. W. .l. 'l‘ruc’ey. assisted by Dr. Sher-
er and Dr. Jackmnn. The children of
the Middle Five Mile River school will
be inoculated tomorrow.
The members of Company D will as-
semble tomorow morning at 62-15. at
the armory, and from there march to
the rifle range in Westport‘ avenue
where. the day .will be spent at rifle
p1aetice and guard duty
The Teamsters' llnlou will meet
Wednesday evening. in A. 0. ll. hall,
in Washington street. The charter Will
be ready at this meeting, and it is ex-
pected that State Organizer .1. .l.
i.) hell will be present.
‘.iamcs Kelly, manager of the Reich
Point Hotel, was in South Norwalk
Saturday afternoon and made‘prelim
lnary arrangements to open the sum
mor resort on Decoration Day. The.
Roton Point improvement Company-.—
did not hold a meeting.
The tickets for the vaudeville show.
which will be given at Hoyt‘s Theatre.
under the direction of Miss Ellie I.
Lane, May 27th. for the benefit of the
Norrialk Hospital, are on sale at the
theatre and at Weed' 5 drug store. Nor-
walk.
The exercises‘of the Novena to the
Holy Ghout and devotions ot the month
of Maygxnre observed every morning.
at the 7280. mass,‘ at St. Joseph's
_ WCburch. 1A large congregation was at
these exercises'last‘evening. and Rev.
William Maherpreaehed a sermon. the
subject of which was “The Immaculate
Conception ot the Blessed Virgin
Mary. " The subject of the sermon next
Sunday evening will be "nary. Daugh-
ter of David, Mother ot God "
W'M-Wé! ,
_and Harry Dennis, were arrested, yes-
Iterday. on the charge 1 intorlcation. ,
White was lined $5 in the South Nor- 1
walk side of the town court. this morn-
ing. by Judge Joseph R. Taylor. The
cash bond 0! $10 ,
id to get to the '
Judge Taylor
other two out 11
each. They. we
court room at 9 o’clock
had to so awn
wéll‘ Clam ,,
Thomas White. Andrew Anderson ‘I I
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durable and comfortable, and in those points 0111' stock excels. '
do not see the lino that we are selling at
$|2.00'
onu will never know what splendid values you are missing. 'but
this price does not suit you, we have them all the way from
$6. 60 TO $18.00. I
You will ilnd many special values at each price.
333;, THE ”THE CHAPS.
'i‘Ihcir clothing needs much attention: get them stylish. well fittiii
suits, but at the same time get the kind that is dependable: it;
I pay you.
_ Let us show you a special this week for boys 8 to 16 years, .
‘ double and single breasted styles, at ................ .. . . . . .. s”
And little boy’s Fancy Suits’ at
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you at any time and,teli you how much money you will save on
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98 Washington Street.
80. NORWALK.
Market Letter"
Late Cabbage,I Sweet: Pea . til
Carrot and Cucumber Seeds .33 a”
Grass Seed to meat] tha- ”bad.
‘ln your lawn.
Crisp, new and 111111th
Butter from the hills of Vermont, 'I
honestly made of cow as milk, and line
as silk, 301: lb.
Reduced price for Seed Potatoes.
SIIgIIIIsiII varieties. 351: pic: $1.135 bu
mum“ ”$223031: 000d qualifié b1]: keg Small Pickles just in. Try. 1
Notice our stock of Potted Plants. For Supper Pine Applet? .11
5 and 100 pot. Cabbage Plants. 100W“ A" nice clean out. PT
doz. Tomato Plants 15c doz. 1' Ii Strawberries. Hope to 1113.11
Garden Seeds to Isoll by weight: ones on Saturday and will ll-
i.ettuce, Celery, Beet. Early Cabbage Waiting your orders '
Lorenzo Dibe
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Will You Pay
Some traveling iakir tor tampering until you
eyes when you can have a thorough scienhfi
examination Free 1 if glasses are needed the.1
wdl be furnished at the lowest price Consist
with quahly.
o. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
58 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CQN
CONCRETE
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CEMENT
Walks Recovered.
narmcm. St NE
and run;
Curbs . Reset. Gutters Raped
. Cannel- Coal.
You need a cheerful fire in your grate on chilly SpIri ‘
days after your furnace 15 out of commission. Our bri’
flame Canoe] fills this want. You will require such a W
amount that it Will not be found expensive, and, ther
Imuch comfort in it that you will a": glad you’re‘living‘I
We will honor your orders for any quantity, small
large-11 bushel or a ton. I
John H Ferns
149 Washmgton Street South Nor
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