<1 AT'iv LANE'S b-
Phone 165-5
Ice Cream that you
m’llg enjoy! eating.
Absolutelyfurc.
9....0000.009990.00.9...
51 Washington St.
Local inn into
Andrew Taylor, oi’ Dalton. was a vis-
itoI in town today.
The Norwalk City Council will hold
a meeting Monday night.
John McMahon is ill at his home. in
Merwin street. Norwalh.
Lloyd id. Dennis is to start.
(in ll
pleasure trip to Nova Scotiu on .lune'
20.
Charles WarIen. of South waalk
has gone. to the
treatment,
The uilIoIId wreck lelirns me te—
poled from the hospital as getting
ah. I; niccl.y
The IlIicl‘ a degree will be conferred
at the meeting oi: Cockenoe Tribe, I.
t). it. M., Friday night.
. Be on the auto side. take out a policy
with the Connecticut General Old Line:
insurance Company. of Hartford. l
The barges Francis and Gerlrude'
and Lizzie Evans, coal laden. are be-
ing unloaded at Raymond Brothers’
yards
Blown's Business College will play
the Military Academy a game or base.
ball this afternoon on the East AIenuc-
grounds.
William F. Bryant. of the Holmes
Keelor and Selieck CompunI loice, is
confined to his home in Main sheet
by illness.
Mrs Jennie B. Gwyer has moved
i'Iom Brush street NorI,wdiI to \VIIteI
buiy. Her household goods che
shipped today. i
A meeting of'tbe New Ensland ()r-j
der of Protection was held last evenv/
ing. but nothing but routine business
was tIansacted.
Major Eben Hill .ir., is installing a
IhiIty five hotse powci Peerless en
glue in his \Vinlon automobile in lllfl(t“
of the Winton engine.
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it is reported in Norwalk that :1 MIL l
ignant. fevcrhas. broken out on tho U.
S. S. Minneapolis, on which the. iiev.
.l. McClure Bellows is chaplain.
'1‘. I. Magnet is opening up a sale ot‘I
\arious ar‘tiIies at batguin pIiI- es Read
the ad. to see what you can get at this
sale.
-Vanilia Crystals affoid richest. fiav. ‘
or for least moneywlbc tin
’l‘omonow evening the membeIs oi
Louisa Lodge ii of ii. uill joutucy to
New Canaan in a wagoncttc to Iidt
Mrs. Alois Koehlcr of that plate.
An almost Iontinuous spins of uypl
sics have been passing through Nol-
walk since yesterday. all bound toward
the east. They come into town by way
of the Connecticut Turnpike
A meeting of the Sons of llIumenn
was held last evening. at which Grand
PIesident Emil Egplmann. oi Bridgej
port. was present." He delivered an
eloquent and interesting address ,
Joseph Whitlock. of Ridgefleld, who
was attending Brown's Business Col-‘ l--
logo here and who was taken stck Mon I
day was taken to “is home Tuesday l
Yesterday he deIelgped a case of ap- l
pendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cahill are at l
present residing in Westport. but will
piohabiy take up thier residence nl
. Norwalk They were married Stiit'dnu
nd the groom is the superintendent
of the Norwaik fire alarm system.
At a meeting of Company 11‘ hoidl
last evening. a plan was made for a
smoker to beheld in the armbry one
v. eok from next Tuesday. Frank God-I
trey. the captain of the Montauks pre-l
senled the company with a. handsome
picture or the team
The Bridge Pharmacy is now open
with a complete line. of new. clean
stock. whiIh will merit your investiga-
tion
The table tennis tournament at the
T. A. B. Society' a grounds in South
Main street was a warm one, last eve-
ning. P. Connolly and S J. 0’ Brien
were the contestants. The scores were
as follows Connolly 20. 18. 17 O'Brien.
16. 20, 20. The finals were O'Brien. 20.
and Connolly. 18.
The energetic retii estate agency of
Jacob M.- Layton has been selling a
large number of building lots on the ,
. track of land known as the Snowden
estate. located bétween Lexingtoa and
lyi avenue
this agency
in this locality and negotiations are.
now in progress for the sale of several
more
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It is not necessary to leave your
home and friends, give up your occu-
nation. or put on: uniform. to do good
Here in: simple Why: When you hdar _
a good thing said about a man. tell
him. This line or missionary work
does not take any of your time from
your legitimate Mucus.
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8006!.”
In the true measure ailment. The Go
loom point is and everywhere. We
can refer you to drot pmperty
holder: who have
1i
Nonuik Hospital fill}
' During the past week ‘
as sold six building lots ‘
WI8LIYAN FOOTIALL SCHEDULE
MIDI)! lI‘TOWN May 13. ~TIIII' cont-
plclc schedule of the Wesleyan llulvor.
ally football team for lhtili was un-
nouncoIi tilts afternoon In tollowa:
September "Ii. (‘olumbin at New York;
October 8 Brown at. Providence; ()cto-
bet 7 Yale at New Haven: October 10.
Holy (‘Ioss at hilddlotown; October
14. HarIaId at Cambridge; October 17
iiIInssolaer Polytechnic at. Middle‘
town: October 24. New York universi-
ty at Middletown: tlctoboI 31.1)an
mouth III Hanovet November 7. TIi-u
in at Mlddletowm NIIVI-I-an-I 14, WII
Ibuns III Middletowu
""""SS FREIGHT lN COLLISION
llilllt‘ PARK. Mutts. May i'i- -(‘ou
slticinbic tliliilliM' was done to passen-
III-I «Ins and II I'Icight lr.uin on the
Midland dlIb-ion or the New Yolk.
New il:'I\I~II Imd llIIIIfoId IIIilIIIIIIl to-
day b_I II collision hour the Sprauuc
. >lll't‘l bIlIlgc. in the itcudviilo IiisIIiI-t.
A heavily loaded tIIIin known as ex-
press freight No. 108, running from
Hartford. (loud, to Boston, crashed in-
to six empty passenger couches. which
were. being shifted to a side track. No
one was injured
JEWELER ARRESTED FOR SHORT-
AG
E.
HARTFORD M III 1' l-E i. (lluzicI
local agent of the Herbcit lle Wolte
jeweity ill"). of New lit-IltoIIi. Mass.
was arrested today. on account of tilt
alleged shortage in his ilt't‘tliliilI-i. IInI-
bunting. it is slid to about $2,000. llr.
De Wolfe. the head of the. firm came
here today. from NI-wdicdrord. and
personally made the complaint to Pros-
venting Attorney Calhoun.
WON NEW MARKET STAKES.
LONDON May li.~- Al the Neum: II«
ket meeting today Flotsam. ridIII-u III
Mahet the. Amollcun onkey. won the
Nt‘\\l'lillil\‘"l Slukt‘ni ol’ Iib sIIIeIcignl-I.
with 2 000 smI-Ieigns udded; tot llIrI-e
.Vcal «lids
PEMBROKESHIRE ASHORE.
SHANGHAL May l:‘i-'lhe lilltlsh
steameI i’embrokeshbe (Captain lluy
ct which sailed ftom hete ycstcidty
foi New Yolk) is ashore on the NIH lh
Saddle Rocks. Lightels and steam
pumps have been sent to her assist-
ance.
it you whine II. man who really ought
to be in Jail, it is said that .Ion haw It
kind 'heatt; but if you [noise It \IoIIhI
man. it is said you belong to II Mutual
AIlmiIation sovicly and me slushy
llnclc tioorge-v-“Don'l you think it,
would be becoming it you would keep
your temper. Henry?" ilenry~~"'l‘o he
fIIIIIlI with you. tYIII-ie (icoruu. i don‘t
think my tentperis worth keeping. it's
the worst possible. i assuri- you."~—
iloslun ’i‘rIIIIIII-I‘ipi,
“And so Professor Gustavus has at
last. IiisIIIIIch the missing link!
Whele did he find it"'
“'l min the lIIIIeIIu. l lllllll'l'4lillltl.'.m*
Bullinlolc News
A local band w: Is one tiny playing at
DIml’cInIlinc when an old Wt 'llit‘l
came up and nsimd the bundmuster
what air they weie piIIIiug “"lhIIt is
“The Death of Nelson‘." Icplipd the
headmaster. solemnh. ‘z‘Ay Inon. 'Ic.
plied the weaver. “y I hie gi 'cn him an
law fui death" — 'l‘id- ilits.
“Just to settle a but. " asked the lite
some callct ”will .Iou please to Icil me
what you Ion>iIicI the Ihampion iic III
the 111,505.?" 'l am glad to see you!”
stowlI-d the ansons-II- -c"oIlI'spIuIIlI-nls
eIlilor.-—(‘IhiI-ago Tribune.
“i met the old ‘squirc this morning.
and he tells me that Master Phillip up
in London ‘III'e been called to the bat
‘Failed to the bar.“ 1 sat s.‘ 'rom what I
rcmenIbcI of MastI-I l’hillip he didnt
want IIIIIIh calling.‘ ' 'l id iiits.
Take a live-dollar note and leuye
home. it shrinks fast. iiy the time
you atiive in New ‘Iotk it is not bigger
than a postage stamp “Blidgeton l’io.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not Iure children of
bed wetting. it it did there would be
few Ihildren that would do it. 'hcre
is a constitutional cause fm this. Mrs.
M. Summeis ilox blti None Damn.
ind.. will send her home treatment to .
any ‘n.Iother She asks no monm
.erie her IodaI if your children tron
{hie you in this way. lion't blame the
child. The chances are it can't be. p it.
'BOYS, LOOK l
A complete Baseball Stilt. Gray.
Navy Blue. or Maroon. made by A. G.
Spauiding for $1.50. Baseball Mits. tie
up; Baseball Gloves. 180 up. The cheap-
est place in town to buy Baseball
Goods. '
Coleman’s
Agent for Spaulding Baseball and .
; Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The Safe Deposit vmu of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
must com
chords m I hate and commits
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE
Good nd
autonomous on uoumv lIIICK.
erwea‘r
and Outerwears
Right antlerwmr' Is at the bottom of all your ramm-
lbcqlher comfort.
and amt/art is yours.
But what 3 right for one man is wrong for on
Get the right kind for you. 1th fits,
other,
so we have all the good kinds of liq/If-‘lbet’ght wears,
lightly priced considering quality.
Balbrlggan in em: and colors, .25c and 50c.
3 4 lo 50 regular; and shorts and stools.
‘ Merino in gray and while, 5 0c, 75c and 3'! .
Darby-ribbed at 50c and 51.
Cotton mesh. 5 0c; Gardner:
and in all sizes.
Sizes
mesh, $1.50.
The bygoesl show of gmd neolr’gee shirts in town,
79c, 31 andfl. 50
The smartest suits. hats, neckwmr and/7051‘.
the season.
Trunks, bags and suit cases
souru NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32.2.
or 0/
at summer prices.
"NOR
Tel. Ci
WALK.
I‘llI Q44,
Touth Brushes
l0 cents.
Thlo Week Only
At The Clifton! Pharmacy.
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Sample Oriental Tooth
l’owdcr with each brush.
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TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 II. In.-—-Some
large. blocks of individual stocks
changed hands at the opening. but the
price changes were trivial throughout
and mixed between gains and losses.
l‘lllil sales of Pennsylvania were of 8.—
000 shares. oi lilisaouii i’III-.it1c 2.800
shares. and (il \lchlson.1Ii00siutros.
club at a gain of in. 'l‘cnnesscc Conl
fell ’94.. and the United States Steel
blocks opened down It small fraction.
WALL ."i‘iiifild’i'. 11 ii. m..~Snpport
was lacking for the l'. S. SlI-cl stocks
and the trunk lines and professional
operators resumed yesterday's Inlc
vigorous selling. Lending stocks gen—
erally in-ided substantial fractions.
and the decline reached 2'1; in Metro-
politan Securities and I II 11.1. in New
York Central. St. Louis and San Frans
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car
,a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap.
tor cattle or hogs. in our opinion
feeds for poultry are:
H-O Poultry
Hominy
Wheat
Gluten .
Chick Manna
liat any time what i have to
like to have, i will endeavor to obtain the goods and on
ly charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’ S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
of Barley Grain which is:
it‘s a good teed.
better than corn. Other‘
Pratt's Feud
Millet Seed
Corn and Cr. Corn
Sun Flower Seed
v ..
often is not what you'd
. liIIIIIIl Railroad of
point.
"Who. is your Photographer I’
‘31" u o I o
JACKSON’S
wdl produce fo
Art Photographs
iN SPECIAL DESlGNS.
“Not haw cheap—hut how good."
Sittings by IIIppoinlnII-nt or J
from 10 to 12 m; :5 III -i p. in.
r you l
53 Wall St.' Norwaik.
Opposite Hotel. ‘
. ..l ,
Phototp spine Mounts
\Lp-to-D ate and M'Dcru Statute
WILLIAM P
Photographic
49 WALL STREET
.5?
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News Time
but 'Ract'wod
BEER
Suppnas ‘
NORWALK.
CABINET 812E
$2.76 doz.
YOU CANNOT GET BETT
PHOTOGRAPHS
LEWIS. 1/ Main .Slrcfl. NorwallrII
HALF clams
”.90 doz.
an QUALITY.
16
A PENNY SIT V50 15‘ PENNY GRINED, ‘
bur properly mud glasses save many dollars. l
HOMER B. HOYT,
I
Room I united Bank Building *
,Whourn 8 to 11: {5:12:45 to 6: 30.
SW Appoinunentdot
Wedding
Plain. Oval arid Tiffany styles.
I
H. S. ROOD,
swarm. Slml
WHY PAY
conveni once of patrona.
narnacrme ornculs, ‘
South Nov-walk. Geno.
Saturday evenings M.
Rings
South Norman.
MORE
When you can procure anything and everything in the lime otvm indies a»
meat; also Nilliuery with a saving or at taut
. Ton Par Cont
- Every Garment sold gamma: II perfect In uh of the no»
style. can and oomytnce yourself at these mt: hetero main: almowh
...... l‘lII Eur Cloak and ~ lil‘!‘ 81
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spring
clsco. iliinois (‘cntrai and Louisville
as well as a number of minor stoI-ks.
Colorado Fuel exceptionally advanced
1'3. The. active list was a tritle bet-
ter at 11 o‘clock.
WALL STREET. non ~~Tlto selling
pressure shifted to new Ioints in the
second hour. causing declines of l to 2
points in St. Paul. Southern Pacific.
Wabash. Kansas and II-xus I'refeI'I'I-d.
Sugar. General Electric. Metropolitan
Street Railway. Consolidated tins. ’l'en-
III-ssee (loul. Sloss Slielflcld Steel. Lo-
comotive and (‘outlntrnlnl Tobacco i‘rc-
l'crrcd. Metropolitan Securities was
forced down 3‘4 and rallied 1%,. The
reported weakness of tlIcl ron market
and fears of further gold exports were
the apparent causes of the sI-lling.
Substantial I'cI‘-I'Ivot~it‘s were made bc~
fore noon. The market became dull
at the rally. Bonds were irregular.
WALL S'l‘ltlild'l‘. I p. m.~-- I‘be rcI-ov~
cry III the market made greater head-
way When liziitimore 6“.- (ihio and Na-
Mexico gIIinI-d II
The earlier losses in other
leading stocks were IIl out nIIIIEe up. but
the demand was small and of “(it [illicit
interest was qunitcsttd i: I the unified.
Reports otcr ptlvate wire or maples
& Goidscumidt, commission blunt-II.
Swartz it (‘orbett'a block South NOI
walk:
1 :30
05%
till
fill“.
402'.
lvi‘.
ii
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Ill
12 )1.‘
ill.)
79%
92
033.
43”..
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22-.
‘ IIIIIII
(l834
200
177
15‘s
34%
titi
138
Hill
1411,41.
1.319.;
07
24%
259,;
All
112
20V:
1211!...
707.1,
29
3ng
129%
102
59%
5375;
181,45:
43's
76%
54
30%
92%
Low
65 3,.
39
ill 1.;
1o 1,.
14 "II
no."
03.7..
not.
In It
«11 in
II 2‘.
1“,.
Open
65%
39
”l h.
it 1.,
1.17..
ills
2t;
51‘)
l 2 3 EN
Amal. Copper.
Am. (‘. Itv 19..
Am. C. & l". pf.
Am. (Tot. (iii.
Am. G. Tun,
American ice.
Amer. Lot-0..
.\In. Smelt.
Am. Sugar.
Anaconda. to!)
.\.T, S: SF. pf, 795.2.
Bait. & Ohio, 91%
i‘ihlyn. R. 'i‘.. .0564.
t‘hcs. & Ohio, 4%.»
Chi. At my" 1801.4;
t‘hi. tit. West. 134'
t‘. M &St. P.1I I...
('01. F‘. & l.. 061..
tonsol. Gas 2071/.
Del, & Hud 177%
Detroit South. 151.;
Erie. tit-“I:
Erie. 1st ptd.. I38
ill. Central. 199
Lou. it Nash, 1171.5.
Manhattan; 1415!,
Mel. St. Ry. 131
Mex. Central, 271,4;
Mex. N t. Ctts.. 237.9
\1. K. & T. 25-3.
“M K. &T old. 57
M0.Pacinc,112$§
Nation] Lead. 20
N..Y. Central. 129%
Norf. & West.. 71%
()nt. & West... 29%
Pacific Mail, 31%
Penn. R. R.. 129%
'Peopie's Gas 102
Pres. 8. Car, 59% 3..
Reading. 54%
Repuh. Steel. 18%
Rock island. 44
Rock island. 1). 76%
Son. Pacific. 54%
Son. Ry. Co.. 3014
Son. Ry. old, 92%
Tenn. C. & 1., 62
Tex.'Pa.ciflc, 35%
union Pacific, 89%
U. 8. Leather. 13%
. 95%
20%
U B. Rubber,~161,§
U. 8 Steel. 84%
U. 8. Steel ptd. 83%
Wabash 27
Wabash. ptd. 481,5
West. Un Tel. 8514 >
Wiscon. Gent. 23142354
'Ex dividend of lfi' per
20
2')“ l."
122; l...
lt'l'I
137%;
117‘...
1411.4
130%
207‘
237.12:
2.15
58
lll‘X;
20
138V;
707»:
31%
128%
102
59%
53%
131s
43%
76%
117%.
141%
1311.4
271.4“.
54%
18%
II
76%
54%
85%
23%
cent.
Mrs. Maholle—Shure, thot “Uncle
Tom's Cabin" made. mxood boy out
av me. Mickey. ,
am. O’Toole—01’ m glad to hear that.
Mrs. HahooleuYis. at fire him a
tinder heart. Phoy, with yet blue at.
'w'hin he cum out or “1' gallery he
troid to :11qu six. kids that lulled
whim Little Eva doledI: a l
Spartacus-41am you been watching
the cut-lo halo?
3m: cum—No. Ididn't know there
was a vessel in the harbor.
We have ITAR OA'hiinPl-IOA within;-
onlu- 11mm put up pound on
pound” pooh-Munich In an steal»:
it
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Don't BI: Shackle! To Any Tailor.
But BI: Independent.
lIctIdy III \rcur clothes or lilo right
kind make this possible without
sacrificing any of those nice little
points of comfort. and style that
every person of good taste de-
munds.
EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE, FOR MAN OR
BOY, IS OUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost Is about half what a
custom Inilor would chatge tcr
identically the same quality.
Among the; you wlll flnd splendid Raln-‘Cnbllif,
TRAIN UP YOUR CHILD IN THE WAY HE.
SHOULD 00.
Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed right. It
won't be expensive either. it you buy here. We have a special line 0t
Children's Stilts that we sell tor 32. 2.50 33. $3. 50. .
You will save money on your HATS it you purchase in our Hat Do- i
partment. We sell Crotut & Knapp Hats, ‘J Jul ., .
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
SELLECK a. PRICéIE
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Perfect Shortcake ’ ..
Try Some of the Receipts
A Surprise Awaits You,
Lorenzo Dibble.
if You Cannot See
us well as you should see
0. B. JACKSON
THE OPTiClAN.
He can give you perfect vision if such ‘is possible.
No charge for examination
Matching of lenses and all repaiiing done without. delay. . ‘
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK CONN.
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Phone 108.
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