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Phone 165-5.
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Ice Cream that you
Will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
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51 Washington St.
——‘
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local as lites.
~Try Vanilla Crystals in Stewed
l‘iuit~~the natural flat 01 enhances.
Raymond Brothers are unloading a
cargo of coal at Mianus.
Contractor Luke Sweeney. of Dati-
Bud Lorenzo Dibbio'a ad.. and no
what exceedingly low prices he has
put on firstcius articles.
-—Umbrellu and Canes. O’Brien.
Miss Margaret Manlon. of ilethel. is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Mary Parker. of Main
will spend tomorrow in Del by
The New York tirI'oIer Conipany'I-I
special toduv is like shoulders at the
low mice of ten and one half cents pIII
pound. They also have other specials
at the very lowest prices. Read their
ad. it will pay you. I
All or the patients are reported this
afternoon from the hospital as getting
along nitoly.
’l‘hc p inform at the NIII walk rail»
road dop t is being iebuilt by the com-
pany employe e.cs
The Boston Store is offering ex-
tieinely low when on their entire
stock of elegant suits. They also how-
some exteiicnt silk waists which they
me offering at IleIIr-aiite sale |illt'l‘S.
Read their ad for I'III'theI pIirI'.tiIulaIs
Raymond llrotheis have the (‘Htiillliltl
to furnish a lapge quantity of coal for
Brooklyn paItlea.
Mina S. L. 13. i-Ivaris of Maiii str.eet
is able to be about after a several days
illness of I'l.IeIImatlsm
Jesse’s oichcstrtt will give a concert
this evening at the Phoenix Engine
Company headquarters. \iain street.
Jesse (‘0'lacll. the well-known Nor-
street.
bury, is visiting in town.
~—Colonial style Derby. O'Brien. 1
(‘aptain Ducross sells all kinds all
fresh fish at the must reasonable
prices.
The
Nolan.
tiiei'ia.
~Hammotks. (.‘roquct.
Baseball Goods, at right prices.
lliilltley.
Reed 11. Flynn is grading the
grounds around his Livingston street
daughter and son of Michael
of Kellogg street. is ill of diph-
Tennis and
11. R
iiaik oil dealt-I is ill of sciatic Ihouma‘
tlam at his home in West Main street.
VJ). ll & C0.
Mrs. L. .l. llcynoids, wife of Council-
Inan Reynolds, is stitiet‘ing from a
sprained ankle. III her home in Main
street.
lils‘hop lli'ewstci' will visit St. Ste—
phIIns pIIii ii iii Ridgeileld Sunday.
and c'tinilim a large class in the Epis-
copal (‘ hutch.
~- ’l‘wo million Americans suffer the
~A new t‘t‘l‘t‘lil-"llr" ltt'.
residence.
D. (lottiieb has in stuck many spec-I’.
iais in children's wash stilts. 'i‘bc dif-
ferent prices are given in the ad.
~~-Logs of Lamb. 12 to 16c.
Schanb's Market.
Road .loselofi's ad.. anti see the, bar-
gains he is offering in sugar cured
hams. baketi beans. prunes. rice.
punches and fresh eggs.
Harry Street. collector for Raymond
Brothers. is contemplating building a
handsome residence in Barton.
ill.
-~-W. H. Baker's Choeolate, 15c. F.
i'). Lawton & Co. .
You can secure bargains in table
damask towels anti towclings at E. l\
llanks.
S. .l. (l'llrien sustained a painful iii-
jury to his left foot. yesterday. by
‘ dropping II heavy Weight on it.
——l.cave you order for Summer styles
in Milliiiery with M. S. Smith & Co.
A meeting of the Riverside Club will
be held this evening. at their quarters
on the Washington street bridge.
llIII'man Green, of Stamford. has so-
cured II position with Raymond llroih-
ers. and has moved into one of their
houses.
—»Blk., Pearl Soft Hats. O‘Brien.
Ion foI appendicitis by Dr
Remember the weekly sale of music
at 15c at F. B. Coleman's. For fur-
ther particulars sae ad.
Mrs. S. F. Gardiner, of Milford. licl- 3
aware, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. :
Sturtevant. at their home. 33 Elmwood
avenue.
-—Speeinl values in new and second-
hand BicycieS, 'l‘ricyclcs. Velocipcdes
Sewing Machines and Typewriters. it
it. Bulkley,
.lcsse Pollard. ot‘ Winnlpault. who
has been seriously ill for 'St‘Vt'rlll
months. was able to take’a' drive Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster. of South
Norwalk. have returned home after a '
visit with Mr. anti Mrs. R. F. Foster. Iii I
75 Town Hill avenue. llanbury.
——Legs of Lamb, 12 to 160.
Sehaab‘s Market.
Gregory Point is now open for the
season anti the swoilost kind of shore
dinners can be procured there. iI‘ish—
lng bathing are excellent. Bath houses I
to rent by the. seasons .
William Armstrong has taken a po.
sition with Foster Brothers. at Belle?
island. While at work there yesterday i
he found a painof gold rimmed speeta- 3
else. '
"W. H. Baker's Chocolate, 15c.
ll. Lawton & Co.
William '1‘. Jesse. has been awarded'
the contract to furnish music for the
open concert to be given by Phoenix
Engine Company. 111 Norwaik_ at its
pquic inspection.
Emma Seymour. the little Norwalk
girl. whose hip was fractured by being ‘
caught in a wagon wheel Thursday,‘
is resting comfortably and it is thought
that she will recover steadily.
-—Great variety, of styles of Ladies'
White Lawn Waists. Lawn Wrappers'
and Dressing Sacks now on sale at M. .
S,.Smith & Co’s, ’
at
I'. '
in their ad. today. Tristram & Hyatt !
call attention to a few items in mus-i
lin underwear. Visit this department'
and you will find that your troubles in
regard to undermuolins are at an end.
'Cockenoe Haylott will hold a meet-
ing this evening after the session of
the tribe. it expected that the pic,-
turca of the members of the tribe.
taken last Sunday by Photographer
Readmnn. will be ready. tonight.
-—lIattItIt Brown Derby. O'Brien.
Edward P. Weed. George. E. Curtis.
Henry F. Coleburn and John P. Tread—
well. of Norwaiit. left this morning
for New Milford. being the advance
guard of the members of St. John‘s
Lodge. who are to visit/Stal’eten
l.otixe. A. F. and A. M.
The management of the Norwnlit li-
brary being unwilling to been the
people any longer from the books and
magazines. will open the my library
~ building Monday. The building is not
yet completed. but one room will be
' up temporarily with furniture
from the old library" The library for
nonhuman. atydnflng
thedaynothe .lxtnronaro
vim-em .'
; aboard
passed down the channel in tow.
‘ gives a gloss equal to new work Sol
Iby (‘omstoI-k. Watkins & Dow. E. E.
torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No
need to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures.
At any drug store.
it. .l. t‘iitblll. of lllt‘ Bridge Market.
has a fine line of specials for Satur-
day. Turn to his ad. and see what you
can get fat \"tilli Sunday bIIIItkiast
stilt'ih fresh and at the lowest possi-
ble prices.
Joseph lilIIizzi who was operated
.lIIIIn humor-
tell at his home in \Vinnipauk is get-
ting along lllt"t'l_\
———\Y e are headquarters for Lace (‘ur-
talus. (‘urialn i’IilIII-I. Sash Rods. WinI
tiow Curtains. if in want call. M. S.
Smith It: Co.
The Freeman Art Print Baseball
team and the South Noiwailt High
School team will cross bits tInIIorrow
Iil‘teinoon on the Muyilowcr (ital Lust
Norwalk.
'lhe. ’iiinlty branch of the tiirls'
Friendly Sotictv had a lame IIttI-IIIL
once at lllt‘ II'IIhrIIiIiIIIy Ilass under
the direction of Mis .loncs. More
will be but two more meetings this
<euson and next 'lhntsdav owning a
cooking lesson will be given.
—I.-\ new I"IIiIIhl»-ii—— i -I'.t ijll l & (‘o
RELIANCE SAILS WESTWARD.
May Come Direct from Newport to
New York if Wind is Favorable.
NiC"Wl’()Rl. R. L. May 113- -'lliII
yacht Reliance left here this foi'IIIinIIiI
in tow of her tender. the Sunbeam.
bound westward. Early in the flJl't“
noon hI-II' canvas was sent up and when
WIiiII cast tiff her moorings it looked as
if she was going to untieI'IakII to sail
the trip even though the wind was \IIi'y
light A line. liowevei was passed
the Sunbeam and the ytht
She
two lieIlIl-
carried her big mainsail.
‘saiis and II small ('lllllltlps’llll.‘ with the
apparent intention of casting off if she
.struek siifilt iIInt lIreIIze outside.
it is e\pccted that the Reliant II will
put into New London this ufttIInoon
anti leave for (‘it\ l.' land in the main-
ing.
PAINT YOUR DUGGY FOR 75c.
to 81.00 with Devon‘s tlloss Carriage
Paint. it Weighs" .. to S ozs. more to
the pint than others. wears longer, and
sariovacrioa on uonnv IACK.
Good Underwear
and Outerwears.
Rig/it underwear is at the bottom of all your warm-
breather comfort. Get the n'gbt Itind for you, that fits,
and comfort is yours.
But what's right for one man is wrong for another, I.
so we have all the good kinds of light-weight wears.
lightly priced considering quality, and in all sizes.
Balbrigqan in ecru and colors. 25c and 50c.
34 to 50 regulars and shorts and stouts.
Merino in gray and white, 50c, 75c and $1.
Dc rby-ribbed at 5 0c and $1. '
Cotton mesh,I 50c; Gordian mesh $1. 50.
The largest show of good neqligee shirts in town,
79c, 51 and.“ 50
The smartest suits. hats, neckwear and hosiery of
the season. .
Trunk 5, bags and suit cases at summer prices.
OUR CRIAT CUARANTII:
Sixes
'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
I wa-.x /\ WW
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which in
a most excellent hen feed. and it's cheap. I't n a good feed
for cattle or hogs, in our opinion. better thlan corn. Other
feeds for poultry are:
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 44-4.
H-O Poultry Pratt's Food
Hominy Millet Seed .
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
Chick Manna
If atany time what I have to offer is not what any
Ililte to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods an em
ly charge the price you ought to pay. ‘
BUY oars THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
Whomis your Photographer-1’ W
JACKSON’ 5 STUDIO
will produce for you
Art Photographs
iN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
"Not how cheap—but how good."
Sittings by appointment or 53 Wall St, Norwalk.
from 10 to 1:3 In.; 2 to i p. in. Opposite Hotel.
_ a. _ .. a _‘_.."_'.-...—1: .
New Cine
Photographs Mounts 3...; IIIIIIII
\lo-to-‘Datt. and View iindicate
WILLIAM P. BEERSI
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
(lorhtini and ii. 'I‘. Pronitt 6: Co.
15c SHEET MUSIC FOR SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
1'” Wed Yoti in the Golden Summer
Time. When Kate and 1 Were Coming
Through the Rye. 1'” Be There Mary
Dear. Kiss Yourself Goodbye. The
3 Midnight . Flycr. E. T. Paul's latest
march. I
25c and 50C Mandolin and Piano Fo-
. iios. 150.
Coleman’s
Agent for Snanlding Baseball and
' Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LADillf ACCOUNT.
are tooIotten neglected. Their cash
is retained at home and out in me
secret place. the security of which is
doubtful.
m scum NORWALK
' ”(In WAN! .
PHOTOGRARHS.
HALF canisters,
CABIN“ size,
81.90001.
$2.76doz.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. It Main Strut. Norwnlk.
A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY GAINED.
but properly flffod glasses save many dollar“,-
HOMER a. now, ssrnacrmo OPTICIAN,
Room ii United Bank Building south Norwnik conn.
Ollice hours 8 to 11:45; 12: 46 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 79.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
.-.._. -fim *._._-. - __...._... __..1.
Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
‘
r
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street?
South Nonvallt. Conn.
THE FOUR HOUR
‘H'iR-T WAIST SALE
seams THURSDAY, my 14,45. It, FROM 2 P. M. UNTIL o P."'ia. TI-Iis
18 on: out THE ”nouns. YOU can 'nuv A FINE ‘Psacau on
LAWN wmsT FOR be; was GUARANTEE Tats wmsr To wasH,
M50 PERFECT FIT. DON'T FORGET THIB SALE TAKss PLACE AT
The Fair Cloak, and hit Store.
CHRAEL. sandalwoo‘
'thI time lethargic
Tooth Brushes
I0 cents.
This Wo‘ok Only
Al The Clifford PIIIl‘lltlcy.
Sample Oriental Tooth
‘ Powder with each . brush.
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE in.
museum
TODAY'S OUOTATIONS.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. “l.‘—‘Sl.
Patti advanced 31. on opening sales of
1.000 shares. and PI-Innsylvunla declin-
IIIi la Im a similar transaction. '1‘th
contrary iIiorcInent of the recent mar»
kel leaders was followed tnrotighout
the list in which the movement was
confined within II narrow range. 0f
the less active slot-ks Lat'ltawaunn
dropped it. There Were declines of a
large t‘raetion in Delaware 8: Hudson
and Tennessee Coal.
WAIII. S’i‘lliiiiit‘, ii a. Ills—'I‘Ilt’ll't‘b
politaii Street Railway was forced
down 1"“. and its Weakness together
with heavy selling of other favorites.
depressed the market sharply all
around. important stocks generally
yielded large fractions. but the sever-
est losses WIII'I- in less active proper-
ties. New York t‘entral. Canadian Pic
ciiic. (‘hIIsupI-altc N Ohio. Delaware K;
liiitlson. Eric Second prI-i'I-i'red declin-
ed 1 a 211;. and II number of others as
lllilt'h. The market was stcatliei' at 11
o‘clock. hill the IIIcuvcries were slight.
WALL STREET. Iiooti— The selling
niovctiient beciinic IIioI'II general anti
increased in activity. All of the Paci—
iit-s. Reading. lllinols ('eutrai. Amni-
gamnted. ('IIIII'rutiIi iI‘uel. 'l‘IIIIiIcsstI
t'otii. Consolidated (ins. People's Gas
and others siIcIcIi to the extent of a
point or llltll't‘. Minneapolis. St. Paul
and Saultc Ste Marie lost ills... l'IIoI'iII &
Eastern :1. General Electric Big. anti
Foil Worth d‘I Ili‘IlYt‘l' (‘ityI Stamped
3‘“ The lillil'k'l rIIlliIIIl II traction
when the selling on more I'I‘lIt\ed. but
(it nernl IUscourage
Inc at uppaIII ntly prompted the selling.
llonds WIII'II hcaiy
WALL S'l‘iti-lli'l'. l p. III .“’Pl'lll‘§
harIiIIIII-d decidedly Wllt'il no new offer-
ings were encountered. and a few
stocks iiiIIrc recovered their eat lim-
losses. Si. l'aui_ Metropolitzyi StI'III-t
ituiiway and llelawIIII- & Hudson led
the recovery and sold a point above
the lowest. Ntli'llth‘rlt‘lll, and New
liIIchi (lt‘t'llllt‘tl about :3 points III-It'll.
Reported Iner private wire of Ma»
pics 6'; (loltlschmidt. Commission lico-
lIIIrs, Simrtz KI ('orlIIItI Block. South
Norwalk:
0pc n High Low i:.'lo
Amai, (Topper it“, til“, 63*? till/g
Am. C. It‘: P” 3:37. 39‘,“ 3573 39‘s
“Am. (‘tIt. on, ' .
American iIIII. Hi. 81.; all xi;
Amer. l.oco.. 251,. :31. 25",. 2.31,.
Am. Smell.‘ 13”,: 495.. it! 495.
Am. Sugar. 2:. i'_'.'.|.,‘. 1241:.» iris.
Anaconda. Will. that. id? 10?.
A. 'l‘, & S. Fe. 7X». 71' TN 78‘»;
A.T. & SJ“ pf. 97 it? fill?" 96'"
Hall. & ()hiti, ililg til“; WV“. 91‘/
llklyn. R. ’i‘.. not, 6515.. am «of:
Cites. & Ohio. 4‘! l3 4‘.’ 4"?"
(‘hi. (it, West“ 221. 22‘,“ 32's, 22'»).
C. M. Ill St. l‘., 159 1.391; lbs 158%
Col. lI‘. & 1.. 139 691,5 till 68%
Col. South. 23% 23% :3:l‘~'_. 2312
(‘InisoL (ins. 2305 205 2047i 205
Del. d‘z liutl.. 174'; 174'.'. 17:1 1743;;
Erie. lst Md. 6711’, 675. do3 66%
ill. Central. 1371.2 lii'I'l'Ii'I l.'}tl‘u 137%
Eric. 34 ' :II I... 3.1-3, 3%:
Lou. & Nash. 117 ll? ilti 1161.4. .
Manhattan. ltilq‘ Hill l-itil/ 140%
Mm. St. Ry. 1301;; 1(1de 139 130
Mon. Central. 271/; "7% 27‘. 27%
Mex. N't (his. 24% Nil. 23% 237»
M_ K. t“ ’l‘.. 236 26 23V; 25%
M. K. & T. pftl. 571-1- 57”: Sill/I; 614
Mo Pat‘iflI 111% 11155. liO'IiI llllm
Nlttlonal' Load, lit-4‘ 197,. "FR 197$
N Y. (‘entral 128% 1129 127M; 128
Norr. & West. Til-1;. 70st. 69135. To
Ont. & Wear. L’s-Y, 3835;. 28% 285..
Penn. R. R. 1285;; 129- 128% 128%
People‘s Gas. 101‘}. 1011/; 100% 100%
Press. S. Car. 59 59le 59 091,3,
Reading. 52%; 5271: 52 3271.
Read, lst pfd.. 84% 84b;- 84‘& 841/:
Rock island. 42% 42% 41% 421-;
Rubber Goods, 2555 25% 24-14 2434
Son. Pacific 54 5415', 531/. 53%
Son. Ry. Co.. 29% 29% 29%;. 29%
Son. Ry. old. 927'; 937a 9214 92%;:
Ten. C. & l., 60% 61 60% 01
Texas Pacific. 347i: 35 341/. 3414
Union Pacific. 89% 8914 8831. 883;;
U. S. Leather. 13% 13% 151% 13%
U. S. Lea. pfti.. 9514 95% 9475. 9514
U. S. R. & C.. 20 20 19% 1971';
U. S. Steel, 34 34 33% 3374.
U. S. Steel pfd. 83% 83% 83W. 83%-L
Wnbaah. 27 27% 27 27%
Wabash. pld.. 48% 48% 47% 48%
West, Un. Tel. 85 85 84% 84M
Wiscon. Cent. 23 23 2274. 22.4I
'Ex. Dividend of 2 per cent.
—.—..— 4......—
lTALIAN LABORERC WIN.
MOUNT VERNON N. Y. May 1»-
The lt’aiian laborers at work on the
Union Electric Railway here have. won
a victory. the demands which led to
their striking several days ago having
been' conceded by the firm. Other
contractors will also now concede the.
demands of their men.
HARVESTER c :s MEN AT WORK. 1
CHiCAGD. Ma Ill—81x thousandl
employees of the Dearth; Harvester
Company after a strike of three weeks
returned to work today pursuant to the
agreement made last night.
We have ITAR cannon with in
endor- flavor, not aim“ pound and; /
MIG". loan a count
5.0.0" tor not.“ my Motor wonrlnol
app-vol. Prion
find special values
pay.
THERE ARE MANY
money you will save on each.
SELLECK
‘thi. Washing Powder at
Th roe-Button"
We have other grades from $16 to 81:0.
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS.
'l heir clothing needs much attention
Stilts but at the same time look out for the dependable quality—4t
We want to show you a special assortment this Week for b0ysSto"
it; years, double and single-breasted styles. worth $5: our price, 3350-
Also little boys' iI‘anI'y Stills. from Il to 10 years. at $2.
in our Furnishing Goods Department that you need right now and we
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
We have a great variety of Summer i-lais anti Caps at prices that
. are worthy of more than passing thought.
98 Washington Street, South Norwaik.
Suit 1
I r ,I .
which we sell. passeasea ‘ every. .
point of fashion. tit. and finish that ..
the moat particular man or young
man desires. The shape of the .
shoulders is Just, right, the set of ,'
the collar is perfect. the angle at .
the lapels is correct. and the length.
of the coat exactly
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATI
\ MAN WANTS.
We have a special line of these se-
lected from our stock that cannot
be equalled for anything near the v -
price in this part. of the country.
On this specialsclectiou we have
made the price
$10. $12, and - $15.
and at each price you‘ will
' I Ann‘l
‘et them stylish well-fitting -
will.
2.50 and 53.
LITTLE THINGS
. .
. dfihaal
8: PRICE,
Hi I
. .4 .7 ..__z_ ..
Saturday May 16th We
Can Help You To
Fine New Potatoes. at 15c 2 tats.
New Cabbage.
New Wart Beans.
Fresh Cucumbers.
New Stack of Bananas at 20c doz.
Fresh Pie Plant.
Strawberries.
Fresh Home Laid Eggs.
French Surine. Large package of
Se. Each
package contains a nice tumbler, worth
about as much as the powder.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Two 5c packages of Washing equal '1
for the price of one. 5:. “g '
Cider for Spring Tonic; a sample to“
taste for the asking
Golden Rod Baiting Powder with tho' 5 ’
nice prizes excites a good deal of in- "-
tereot.
Try the new Milk and Honey Oak“.
140 lb.
Soliciting your orders, your. to em
mand
(I I
.JIl
'.s
\-
lf You Cannot See " I
as well as \ou shoulti.
W
880
f
O. B. JACKSON I.
. THE OPTICIAN. . 3 I. 3|
H6 can give you perfect vision if such is possible. _ _. w
No charge for examination. Mi ' 3 r‘
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay. A A . A IL,
53 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CONN. 'I:
. - .. , - - W _ “Em ‘ a ‘
10,000 Bean Poles,
Fertilizers, Barn-Yard Manure...jvi
Land Plaster and fishes,
AT
RAYMOND BROS.“
t
STEAK COD.
PORCIES. Cc lb.
IBUCK CHAD, 80 lb.
ROE SHAD.10¢ lb.
SEA TROUT,
Phone ")8. ‘ “ I:
Outbilis Bridge Fish Market..-
CONNECTICUT
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: .3
8clb.:BLUE rial-I. ' . I “
raw-i MACKEREL, ‘ '
_. LIVE mo IOILID I? ‘
10c lb 10! LONG CLAMC.
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington St. Bridge.
1b.. 13;. 95 M, 10o."~“ ___.___
,_.- - .--__-..m
RIVER SHAW
HARD CHaLuo cull. " ._
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