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5! Washington St.
.IItIIl iris Ides.
Captain beRoy Adams“ was a visitor
In Southport yesterday.
John Miller. of South TlIIId street.
spent yesterday In Bridgeport.
Our Brothcrs' Lodge. I. 0. 0. I-‘.. of
Norwalk. Ivdl hold a session. this even-
Ing.
'I‘lIo Misses Smile and Gertie Cole-
man have returned from a visit In
Bridgeport.
Mrs.‘M. E. Mond's Hillside School
commencement exercises will take
place on June 17th.
--BuekiIIglIanI Woman 3 Relief Corps
Strawmbctty Festival tomorIow eve
Mrs. S A. Hall. of Newark New Jer-
soy. is the guest of Mrs Kaio P. Hun-
ter. of Main street. Norwalk.
The primary class at Mrs. M. E.
Mcad‘s Hillside School. Is planning to
give a French play. entitled “Les
(.‘I'ochets."
St. Joseph's T. A. B. Society will
hold a dance In Red Men‘s Hall. May
Iii. The affair promises to be a large.
ly attended one.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball teamwill play the Fordham
"Prep." School .team, on the East ave»
nue grounds. Saturday.
“Use Vanilla Crystals for your flav-
oring. you will like them better than
extraIt.
The annual election of oiliceIs of Old
Well Funeral Aid Association will be
held III ()III Well Lodge room. Wednes—
day evening. May 20th. at 7:30 p lll.
aloha H. Johnson. who is engaged in
tile IIIaIItII'actIIro of hats. in Ilinghurn-
ton. New York. is spending a few days
in South Norwalk. John Hinds. also
of South Norwalk. Is employed by Mr.
Johnson.
The committee having In charge the
celebration of the fifteenth annivers-
ary of the institution of CItlIolic l.‘ niou
Council. Knights of Columbus. will
meet tomottow evening. In the base~
meat of St. MaIy' s ChuIch.
William E Sheehan, of Norwalk. for.
Inetly connected with title. NoIIIIIlk
Boston StoIe. will leave tomorrow
morning, for Munclc. Indiana. where
he will take charge of the kitchen furs
ntshlng department of a large store.
Five prominentSouth Norwalk gen-
tlemen went to Boston today to inspect
the wood pavement in that city. Those
“ho made the trip were Christian
Swartz, W, W. Comstock. R. H. Golden
John I-‘. McMahon and James Golden.
~Dr. Boson. eye, ear, nose and
throat. 5‘). North Mhln street. South
Norwalk. Tuesdays. Thursduvs. Saiur
days from 1 t.
Mr. and 31:3”) 36mm W. Rockwell and
daughter May. Ridgefleld \vi-I'e pas-
sengeis on thes seamshlp l7 mbtla. Sat
lIi",(lll) for Equpe. This Is the vessel
\lelclI was to have been blown up by
an Infernal machine. but the plot was
discovered In time,
Major Wiley Mlblock. of the Ho-
tel Norwalk, is able to be around
again; though n ,t yet feeling .very
wrll. The major. as been-attackedby
rheumatism. in addition to his other
illness. making the use of a wine. nec-
earary to get around.
The Rev. and Mrs. Duncan McPher-
son Genus. of Newark. New Jersey.
spent Sunday at the Hotel Nor-walk.
The Rev. Mr Genus officiated at St.
Paul‘s Church. in the mowing. and at
the Chapel of Our Holv Saviour Berk-
Icy street In the evening.
Andrew .I. Hutchinson. Mrs. Freder-
ick S. Lyon. .Ir.. and son Andrew, ar-
rived In South Norwallt Saturday night
from Daytona. Florida. where they
spent the winter. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. H. II‘. Stewart and
daughter Ruth. who will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyon for some time.
———“An Hour in the Forest." with
stereoptlcon pictures. described by
Mrs, Jessie Bryant Gerard. hockwood's
Hall. Tuesday. May 12th, 8 o'clock
Tickets for adults. 200. Children, 10c.
At P.1lsted's and Glendening‘s.
James licore, th Weston lad.
was so seIIotIsly la red by being r
over by a. horse and wagon Thursday
and subsequently was taken to the
Norwalk Hospital. by Dr. Gorham, of
Weston. in reported today from that In-
stttntion as getting along nicely. and
there seems no doubt that he will re-
cover.
W10
Letter to W..A. Brian-man.
Moth Norwnlk.
Dear Sir“ Host mixed paints are
either ndulternted or short measure.
Devon bead and zinc is neither. no it
cannot be classed with mixed paints.
That's why It takes fewer gallons of
Devon to paint a house than it does
of a mixed point, and It lasts longer
for the some reason.-
Porgason It Thompson's store. Delhi.
N it. was pointed some years no with
thirty- two gallons of mind paint~
Painted it. In! spring with Devoe ‘
[and and Zinc—thirteen gallons did
the work. _
mundudlinclsheuorvlii
George Bailey, of Dar-Ion. was a vial-
tor in town today.
l-‘IanlI R. SaInmls. of Stratford. was
ill town today on business.
Charles Lockwood and Stanley May-
how spent Sunday In Bridgeport.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas kyle, of Stain-
ford. visited friends III Nill‘\HllK yes-
tI-Iday
Mrs lienty M. Jennings. of Wash-
Ingtou sttect. Is quite sick with llt‘ll-
Ialgia III the head I
Professor Bonuell. the aeronuut who
made so many Iisceuslons from lioton
Point last summer, Is stopping III townl
Very best butter for 25 cents at
.Iossloff‘s.
Thomas and A. J. (‘olIIIIs drove to
Danbury behind the former's new roadI
horse. They made the city III good‘
time.
Hiram S. Brown. of Woodward. ave-
nue, was on the sick list Saturday and
Sunday, but be Is able to be out again
today.»
Tile Public Market offers you the
choicest cuts of meat at prices that
will meet your'approval.
Harry and Marjorie Weston spent
yesterday in Nonh Stamford as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shun.
tiers.
A Inc-ding of the Launch Club will
be held this evening at the place or
buslicss of (‘oIIIqudore llnholtz III
Sou h Matti street.
A number of people walked to
Roton Point yesterday afternoon to
see the many improvements which
have been made there.
Wallace Williams. who has been
away on a vacation returned this
Inqulug and resumed his duties at
l). \l‘. Raymond‘s undertaking estab~
lishmcnt.
This Week's special for Friday III
tlIII Boston Store in women‘s black
llsle dropped stitched stockings at Iii
cents a pair.
James White. a Norwalk colored lad.
found a cow this morning. near the
city of Norwalk‘s new public library.
Young white took the animal to his
TIIIIIIII. 2 South I. nlon avenue.
The funeral of lieuiietta Richie has
not yet taken place. The remains will
be taken to Shelton, Conn. wlIerI- Slit‘
formerly resided. The funeral anti
burial will take place there.
Frank Kane and I.e‘.raIId Snyder
rode to New York yesterday, making
be hip in three hours. While in the
city Snyder broke his front wheel rou.
lerlng it necessary to retuIII by train
Congresuntan Iii. .Hill and ex Lieu
IIIIaut Governor Iidward 0. Kt'Plt’l‘JIFI
“pri‘ctcd home soon front their hip
to Virginia. They have been spending
IlIc past. few days Ill Atlantic (‘Ity.
N, J.
III the game Saturday between the
Harstrom school team and the team
of Yale Freshmen Clark. of the Hill‘-
strom team, who did the twirling
struck out tIIeIII.\~tlII‘eII of the oppos
lug players.
The regular meeting of the Holy
Name Society was held yesterday af-
crnoon at St. Joseph's Church. Itou-
tine business was transacted and tlIosI
present listened to an eloquent scr-
.lltlll by Rev. Dr. Mailer.
YIIII will find the best there Is to be
Iad at A. I‘ohlmau's barter shop.
.IoIIII hit-('ortuack. i‘orzuerly IIIup.o_vI-
in the ofllce of Ilavitl III. Hugh Is. litin
:eIgtIred a position as assistant book-
keeper at tlItI American I’IIpI-r Phil and
Ilox CIIInpanv'I-I office. t‘ross street. He
began the duties of his new position
Ibis morning.
A woman. who gave her name to on
Iolice as Maggie Carter. a local celeb
I-lty was arrested Saturday night. foI
being drunk. lier cast excited much
sympathy from a number of ladies who
bought that she had just had a “faint
spell." She was taken to the lockup
where she revived later. A cash
bond was put up. '1‘th sue forfeited
this morning before the court.
Have you seen the Gibson platcs‘.‘
They are for sale at the I). M. Read
Company. Read their ad. today and
are What they have to say about cut
glass.
Mr. ‘and MIs. ltolzcit WII.’ c Mlllhutn':
G. E.I A‘Ml‘. Dayton: ltev (‘ H. Smith,
Plymouth. (‘oIIII.. S. S l’oole‘. Boston:
Walter 1.. Jones. Br';ookl.\n (E. H.
(ii-colic. New York; Mr. and Mrs. G, \V.
Mcore. New York: Mist. A. Wheel-
wriaht. New York: llr. (:artwrbzht.
New Haven. and J. M. Jameson. New
York: Mr. and Mrs II. II. Hammond.
Keene. N. H: (‘ecil Houlse and J. .l.
Post. New York. were guests yestor‘
lay. at the Hotel Clifford.
SHEET MUSIC FOR SATURDAY
AND MONDAY, 15c.
The Voice of the Hudson. by Patti
Dresclicr: Little Boy in Blue; Just
Kiss Yourself Goodbye: Down Where
the Wurzburgm- Flows: Mr. Dooley:
Psyche: The Girl You Love. and 100
others, at
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Coleman’s
Agent. for Spaulding Baseball and
Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The sue Deposit Vaults of
THE SOUTH NORWJLK
TRUST COMPANY
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“Manhattan's-Imago
"tar as W your vital».
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
\vunt III Ivear- ‘
ables. 'l‘lIc snap and "go" young men IchI.and arc clo expressed III
”wool. ;
III fab-
our hand-tailored suits this spring.
\
III fit our stilts put the cheap ltilior's best efforts to'shumc.
III-alder reliable
Iics you have wide choice of the nch it fIIIIcv cft‘III is.
blucl‘, blue and gray worstcds, III style \\ II can please the most finicky
your}: fellow.
And our prices: within easy reach of modest purses-
swim, ss. $10,
$113. Sta. till and $20.
lluy If you are pleased; but come and see by all means.
Everything else to dress young men \\'t'”l I‘I'IIIII bats to hosiery.
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SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2. Tel. Call, 44-4.
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Poor or dirty Outs make your horses sick and In the
and you find them most expensive, The digestive organs
of a horse do ant trike kindly to dirt, chaff and dust.
That Is why I Fell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—«Ivory bag of the blghlllt stand‘
ard of quality.
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEI? r. HATCH.
Who is your Photographer)
JACKSON'S STUDIO
will produce for you
Art Photographs
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
“Not how cheap—but howmood."
Sittings by appointment or 53 Wall St.. Norwalk. - ‘
front It) to l: nI.; 'J. to I p. m. Opposite Hotel.
“so has
Qhotsgraphic Mounts 3.... ma...
“ode-Date and Tim; Rotate
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
l9 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
PHOTOGBAPHS.
HALF:€$:LT::T§,
CABINET SIZE
$2.75 60:.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
. LEWIS. If Main Street. Norwalk.
WWW
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A PENNY 3A m. [S A PENNY atrium.
but properly fitted planes save many dollars.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building, Booth Norwnlk, coon.
~——.————_—
othca hours 8 to :45; 12:45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, M.
Special Appointme to at convenience of patrons,
Weddtng Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles
' H S. ROOD,
16 south Main-fired1T Sontb Nor-walla. Conn.
A SlIght Crowding
0/ room makes a [data «factions advisable. Tbat is why'lae
are olfe-I'ng COUGHES, PAFLOR SUITS» BEDROOH
SUITfi. IRON BED STEADS and DINNING R00”
FURNITURE this web at figures that ins/It ffle articles an-
Tooth Brushes
IO cents.
This Week Only
At “It Clifford Phltiiilcyi
Sample Oriental Tooth
Pow dcr with each brush
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Cllilord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
WOWW
A CURE FOR STAGE FRIGHT.
Rev. G. D. Egbert Talks on the Sub-
ject In the Norwllk Congrega-
tional Church.
Ilcv. George I). liifibcri. gave a most
interesting IIIIII IIovcl address last ev-
ening at the Mn walk (YIIIIng-gatlmutl
(‘hitrch bel'o‘c Ii good-sized audience
on the topic '_,III there a (.‘nru for Stage
Fright?" ‘ lic llllll\ for his te\t the no
casino in the new th-lamcui when l’c.
tIIr attempted to walk on the Sea of
Galileo and tlrcw sonic very interesting
conclusions from the itIIpetuoIIs l’IIter.
Among other things he said:
"Peter did not choose to walk on the
outer or he could have IIIIIIII So. Is
this not line in life of the pIIIsI-III
time? No tcthII tIIIIIIII iIIIIiIIIII can
make a boy oi gill lIIIIIII If he tlll" snt
want to. The most powerful preach
IIr carnoi have an influence over a con
grcizaiion unless the congregation will
help him by their attentiveness and
interest. SttI-ccss in this miracle dc-
pIIIIIleIl upon the llllill.
“Fear is Insanitv in IIIIIbrI-o. There
is an element of the animal in man. A
horse runs into flames because of fear
and man will also run into danger in
the same manner. .\ man‘s work is
better when he is not sure of himself.
.\ man will llt‘\'i'l‘ be :it his best if
he I'IIII‘s absolutely prepared. There
is certainly itll advantage about lack
of «elf conflchII-c. .
"Every man or woman ls likely to be
called upon at some lllllt‘ to preside ov-
er the meetings of some organization
with which he or she-lo I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII, You
often hear it said. “I Will
be as afraid as IIIIIIIII to preside
as death to Ill'i‘hlilt' IIIIII' in pl't‘<ltl"
over a Inc-ding. III fact I wouldn't
know what lil say" What‘s the. iron.
blc‘.‘ It's partly physician. but a man
or Woman in Loot] health ought to br-
ablt- to do him or herself credit if
called upon. The most noted speak-
III‘s often find IlIcInsI-lves run “0“"
runs III-fore sneaking to even small
audiences. \‘l'hat li’ lht‘ cure for it',’
Think of Ionic-thins III-side yourself.
Koop lit IIIEIIII the obirIct for which you
are to speak and in a few moments
volt IIIII becoIIIc so :Ihmibcd III what
you are going to say that the nervous-
ness will pass off.
“l-‘urthI-I' ililil most important of all.
I'cIIII-mbcr that you will have lllvlnt-
help i wouldn't tlill‘t‘ to come Into
this pulpit Sunday after Sundav real-
izing that an influence depended on
lively upon myself. Why should “'I"
care for the opinion of others If He
cares for us and promises to help us?"
The singing by the choir at both
morning and eveningr services was
very fine. III the morning the choir
sang the beautiful "Home Light "
CHALLENGER BEAT SHAMROCK I.
Good Speed Trial on Gourock for Eng-
lish Boats Today.
(iOI'IIIOCK. Scotland. May ll.-"I‘llt‘
conditions this morning gave promise
of a fine light weather trial when the
two Shamrocks under cIIIbtoIsnlls over
their lower canvas left (iouroI-k in a
three knot northerly wind. The Sham-
rock I. drifted IIIIilII as fast as the cup
challenger and had u long lead as they
started down the channel. Off Holy
Loch the boats got a six knot breeze
from the northwest and so soon as the
Shamrock lili- was perccptlbly lIceleIl
she starte tlI' overhaul her opponent
and soon ed up on the latter.
The. Sha rock ill. easily passed the
older boat the steadicr breeze He-
lmv nlli'lf 'the boats started afresh
on :I beat t to windward, and the
challenger-gale better work than she
had yet sh vn. lIt half an hour's fair
sailing. without flakes. she left the
SlIamIOck I quite a (winter, of a mile
As the wind stren~thened
‘ebind
19 non boat further Improved her po.
sition. Holding very high in the wind
and travelling fast she opened away
on each tack. beating the Shamrock I.
on every yard sailed. When over two
miles astern the latter made a cast
into the Butte short. but the man-
oeuvre was not profitable. She lost
the wind and lay almost hecalmed.
while the challenser increased the big
gap-separating them.
At the end of the windward turn the
challenger had a lead of about four
miles. which was considered to be an
extraordinary brilliant performance.
even allowing for the advantage of the
wind. As the yachts were. too far
apart to make racing interesting. the
challenger put round and set her spin-
naker for a run back. The Shamrock I
also turned and picking up a good
breeze. led the 'way up the Firth at It
fine pace. .
WPOSITION OF UMPIRE FOR HOLLS.
NEW YORK. May ii—Presldeni
Roosevelt has tendered to Frederick
IW, Halls. of this city. the position of
‘ninplre to act'lu the settlement of the
money claims of Germany and Italy [‘1-
nlnst Venesueln. The question of pre
questions“) rare bargains. Won't you let us show you those
mods? The largest and best line of Fancy Rockets {tribe
Twin Cities. You can suit your taste have new amt tax
on your purse.
A. J COLLINS ‘& 00..
-MM DIRK
terentlal treatment of Germany. Great
Britain and Italy in left to The Hague
court. Hr. Holln has the otter under
Ioonsiderntlon.
‘Wa have ITAN CAMPHOI with Inv-
endor- flavor. put up to pound out! 'A
aim which is on Mount
thing for putting-my myulnhr wearing
mount-Prio- A.
Ihhfiiboaih.
'2' Home .
'auu—v‘v‘. an.
Throw Off
the Bonda e.
Don't BI: Shockled To Any Tailor.
Bat BI: Independent.
Ready-towenr clothes of the right
kind make this possible without
sacrificing any of those nice little
points of comfort and style that
every p'craon of good' taste de-
mands.
EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE, FOR MAN OR
BOY, l8 CUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost is about half what a
custom tailor would charge for
Identlcally the same quality.
SWELL SUITS AND ToecoAro.
Among those you wlll find splendid Rain-Coats.
TRAIN UP YOUR CHILD IN THE WAY ‘HE‘
SHOULD GO. ~.:
Dress him right and be will always want \to be dressed right. It I
won't be expensive either , if you bll\ lli‘lt‘ \II have a special line of ‘
Chlldrcn' s Suits that we sell for $2. 51.. ‘III 53:130.. . -
You will save money on your ll \'I‘S it you purchase in our Hat De-
partment. We sell Crofut & Knapp Hats. ‘ .. ‘ , 1.....fllufl
SELLECK & PRICE,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
We Shall Have
On Saturday, May _9th.
NEW POTATOES, at 15c 2 qts.
CUCUMBERS, at St: each.
PINEAPPLES, 2 for 25¢.
BANANAS. 20c doz.
ORANGES. 40c doz.
NEW CABBAGE.
WAX BEANS.
RUSSET APPLES.
CIDER, for a spring tonic; not sour,
but just right.
POTTED PLANTS.
CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS.
' I
with Golden Rod Baking Pewder. A
present with every can. 15c can. .. ‘
PEANUT BUTTER, mm.- from
stock, 20c lb.
Can sell you a nice BROOM from our
new stock, for 25¢. Others, 28c, 32c
and 35c.
If this store Is noted for anything In
particular it is for the. excellence of
the thin. hand-sliced DRIED BEEF it
serves to Its customer‘s. Try once.
Lorenzo Dibble.
WNW-é
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headaches,
Nervousnsss and general Discomfort than you give it bredtt for. If‘
your eyes give you the slightest trouble is It not the besttpollcy to»
tlnd out, the cause? Our exnmin ation Is very thorough and [dosh "
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted ll
our guarantee. -- (""9 rt “333111.13
O. B. JACKSON
cannon-r: orrlouu .
NORWAIoN. CONN.
II WALL ITNEET,
"fcanIIIs‘ Brag. "Fish. Matte?
SPECIALS TODAY. '.
,JI
fPoIIock 4c III. Fl ttish. ac lb Steak Cod IOC III Mackeret.
‘ llc III Buck Shad l0clb.
Bluehsh, Roe Shad and all other kinds oi fish.
Live and Boiled Lobsters. '
R. J. comma.»
West End Washington St. Budge. E Southghiorwalk.‘
10,000 Bean Boles, " -.
Fertilizers, BarnsYard manure
.« ,
(PHI.
Land Plaster and fishes,
Ln
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RAYMOND BROS“
meat; also Miillnery with a saving of at least
Ton Per Cent
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect III and of the Intel;
0
$8.50, $IO, $IZ, $l5,-$I8,i‘ "
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