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LIICIII News Notes.
The spring examinations have com-
menced at Brown's Business College.
—Heinz India Relish. 25c. F.D.L. & Co.
Neighbor Camp. Woodmen of Amer-
ica. will hold a meeting Friday even-
ing.
Raymond Brothers are loading a
number of cars with cordwood. at their
Rowayton farm.
The Fair Cloak and For Store offer
forthis week special bargains in dress
and walking skirts.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. of Brook-
lyn, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Cox. of Highland avenue.
~llcinz Chutney Sauce, 25c. F. l).
Lawton 6‘; Co.
Mrs. .I. C. Long. of New York, is
spending iI week with Mrs. A. A. Gru-
lIum, corner West and High streets.
Holy Communion was celebrated in
Trinity Episcopal Church this morning
at 10 o'clock. the occassion being the
Feast ot the Ascension.
It now Is possible to ride from
Bridgeport to Norwalk by policy. The
\Vestport- -Bridgcport Division was
opened up this morning.
T. Marshall Andrews will sever his
connection with the store. of William
M. Botts. Main street. to take a posi-
tion with the Lounsbury &‘ Biased
Company. Winnipauk.
'l‘lIe Rebekahs will have a rehearsal
on Friday evening anti every one of
MI teams is kindly requested to at-
ll‘IlIl. as the grand officers III the state
will witness the work on June 5th.
The steam lighter Manhattan arriv-
cd last night, with a cargo of one hun-
dred tons of pig iron. which was dis-
charged at Raymond IlrouIcrs‘ dock.
for the Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany.
~~ Thousands of good cooks use. Va-
nilla CI'ySIaIS'—tllO-Abest flavoring——
join the procession.
These warm days make one long for
a cool and shady spot and a hammock
to stretch at ease in. The Howland
Mr. an 'rs. I". W. Pitzur. Jr., were
visitors In Westport, yesterday.
—lielnl Sweet Pickles 2pc.
Lawton It (3.0
Chester F. 'I‘ollos. Ansonia; J. Em-
oty Stevens South NOIwalk; Howard
W.
Bugunuw,
Fl)
Mich; .l. M. Lockwood.
Stamford: ’1‘. H. Stillman. New Hav—
en; 1“. O. Wessluaw. New York;
George W. Roberts. Boston; 1". M. Rob-
lnson. New Haven: C. 'l‘. I’urdy and W.
S. Sturtevunt. South Norwnlk: 11:. I1.
Lyncs. Boston; It). Abrams. Cuuursle.
I... l.; P. I’. Dollie. New York. and .l. I).
Sawyer. New York. were guests yes-
terday. at the Hotel Clifford.
C. N. 0. FIGURE! OF MERIT.
Company F. of Norwalk, With Rating
of 95.59, Again Leads Fourth
Infantry.
General Orders No. 17. Issued from
the udJutanI genoral's ofilce III Hart-
ford. yesterday. announces that. (len-
eI'aI Orders No. 8. Headquarters de~
partment of the. Lakes entitled Army
Manual for Tent Pitching 1s hereby
adopted and will be utilized by the
Connecticut National Guard as occas-
ion mn} require.
Changes in the. commissioned offi-
cers and figures of merit of'the organi-
zations for the month of April are also
drop. The Machine Gun Battery.
with II percentage of 97.15. leads the
brigade. The Second Regiment has It
rating 01113.90; I-‘irsl Regiment. 92.113;
Fourth chlment. 89.09; Third Regi-
ment. 85.38: Troop A. 06.06; Coast Ar-
tillery. 87.95; Naval Battalion. 86.46.
Company II‘. of Norwalk. leads the
Fourth infantry. having a rating of
05.59: Company l. of \Vinsied. “4.00:
Company 16.01 Bridgeport. 94.20: Com-
"mm B. of llridgcpolt. 01.15; Company
C of SIIImeId. 90. 72; Company K. of
ilridgcpott. 89. 43; Company . of Nor-
walk. 87.95: Company G or I)unbur.v
87.01: Hospital Corps. 75. 28
ARMY SURGEONS‘ CONVENTION.
BOSTON. May 3L—‘VI‘IlIS was the
closing day of the United States Army
Surgeons Associations annual moot—
iIIg and it was devoted to a continu~
ance of the consideration of subjects
of interest to the members. to busi—
ness and to excursions. to historic
points in Boston and vicinity. A num-
ber of papers presented treated of
bullet wounds. especially those affect-
ing the abdomen. The speakers in-
cluded Lleut. Charles Norton Ilarncy.
Ii. S. A.: Major Wallace Noll. 17. S. A.:
Surgeon C. F. Stokes. Ii. S. A.: and Sur-
neon F. W. F Wicbcr. ‘ .S. N.
HARWARE MERCHANT SHOOTS
HIMSELF.
MOUNT VERNON N. Y.. Mar 31.-..
Robert J. Cook a hardware merchant
of this place. killed himself in hIS at we
today with a revolver. Business ll' 4;.
bins are said by his friends to have
caused the act. Cook and his Wife and
a nine-yenrbld daughter came here L:
year ago from Greenwich, Conn. (look
had been financially troubled. It is
said his creditors recently agreed to
allow him to continue in business and
10 give him all the time necessary to
meet his liabilities.
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH.
Diy Goods Company anticipated youI
wants and how; a fine lot of hammocks ,
that they offer at reasonable pr-.itcs 1
Girl graduates are thinking of their
common ment dresses The gradua-
ting fro should he girlish and dainty
What is more suitable for this sort of}
gown than mulls swisses and launs
for sale at the D M Road Company. j
—Miss Heinz will call on you from'
F. D. Lawton 8: Co. 8
Senator John H Ferris, Will) is Sllf- led and when the negro emerged. . he
t'ctlng rom nervous prostration. was
taken to his summer (tatage at Bcllc:
Island. yesterday. where it Is hoped
that he will speedily recoyor under the
influente of the cool sea breezes and
quit.
The patriotic sctvice at wbich Ult’t
veterans of the Grand Army will he.
pIesent III the. First Methodist Church
will be held on the Sundav following
Memorial Day May 31. A large num
her of the veterans are expected and
special musical preparations are being
made. ; .
——Dr. Rosen eye, ear. nose and
throat. 52 North Main stIeet. South.
Norwalk Tuesdays Thursdays. Satur-
days from I to 4 p. m. .
Several launches loaded with enthus- ‘
taslic vachtsmen. went down the how
her. this morning. bound for New Ro- .
chelle to see the first. trial race be-I
tween the Reliance and the Columbia
There was a good breeze outside and
the weather being fine It will be possi-
ble for them to follow the entire race '
through glasses. I
Picnic supplies in great variety at
Seymour's Store; If you are in doubt
as to what to provide for a picnic lunch
read the advertisement. It is full of
suggestions.
-—Helnz India Relish. 25c. F.D.I.. 8: Co. .
Next Sunday evening the cIOsIng‘
sermon on "What John Wesley Was"
will be preached at the First Metho
dist Church by the pastor The topic
will be.."A Christian Socialist." Ref-
erence will be made to some of the so- i
clal conditions of today and the mea-
aage of Wesley's career as a socialist
to the present. All are Invited
Dr. Charles H. Glover. son of Mayor
Charles L. Glover, of Norwalk. will
leave tomorrow. for Baltimore. to as-
sume the duties of his new position as
house philsiclan at Mount Hope. Hos-
pital near the city. Dr. Glover‘s many
friends in The Norwalks hope for him
the full share of nouns. He Is one.
of Norwalk‘s most popular young men.
The Y. P. S. C. I}. of the Sputh Nor- '
walk Baptist Church. will give an en-
tertainment on “Friday evening. May
23. It the church. At this time Mrs.
Juicy 3 Wu Works will be presented
There will he vocal fad mandolin Io-
Ios. tableaux. home made candy. Ice
(2mm and cake. .
-ltlsl not“ will edit on you from
1A1). Lawton I: Co.’ I. ,
omen-m
All!”
”I! ,
A. MWJMMNTn mm
ammonium
CORINTH Mass. May 21. —Aftcr an
exciting battle. Mose Hart. a llt‘gIU was
shot to death near lIeIe nest night by
a posse of citizens. Hart had been
arrested foI (IIIIying concealed wvnp~
one and when on trial before Mayor
Young used insulting epithets Mat-
shal llell was directed to keep order
whereupon the negro drew a revolwr
and fired upon Bell IIaIt IIIoke rom
the court room and escaped to a. but
near the cemetery. The but was fir-
“as riddled with bullets.
TOWN OF DUNKIRK BURNED.
LIMA. Obio. May 21.—-The business
portion of Dunkirk. twenty~fire mites
east of hete. was practically wiped out
by the early today. Eleven-business
blocks and tlIIee residences were
butned. Loan is estimated at $100;
000
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c:
to
Paint.
the pint than otlIeIs wears longer and
gives a glues equal to new work. Sold
by Comstock Watkins & Dow E. E.
Gorhum and H. T. Prowitt &. Co
For Sale.
One 12 foot Illack “’IIIIIIII Counter.
’l‘wo Ii toot Show t‘ascs
Baseball suits. complete, $1.50.
Chest Protectors 82.
Baseball Shoes. 81.95.
Cheapest place in town for Baseball
Goods. at
Coleman’s
Agent for Spnulding's Baseball and
Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LADIEC’ ACCOUNT!
are too often neglected. 'I‘hslr cash
In retained at home and out In some
secret place. the security of which Is
I h? ’
t OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
I'loty. Norwalk; W. II. P. MI:It‘nII.~
$1.00 with Devon's Gloss Carnage
It w'elghs 3 to 8 one. more to ‘
SATISFACTION OR MONEY IACK.
Outing Suits
Made for Summer weather such as ibis, coats and
oasis of breeug- -lnoitt'nq homespun and light- weight fian-
nel, that cost so little that no man need be uncomfort-
able for want of a cool suit.
Sizes for: men and young men at $5, $6, $8, $10
and $12.
Separate trousers of flannel and homespun, with
turn- -up bottoms and bell straps for $2.50, 53, $3.50
and $4,
I A great collection of the latest in belts, 25c, 50c.
75c and 3 I. 00.
Negligee shirts of white striped and figured" In black,
in solid colors loo; plain and plated bosom: cuffs at-
tached or detached 79c, .31 and $1. 50 to $3. 00.
The newest in gray neckwear and gray hosiery at
25c and 50c.
Straw hats in sennet and split braids, hilt/I flat
crowns and wide brims, 25c to 33.00.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 444.
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'POUL rn r FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which Is
a most excellent hen feed and It a cheap It’s a good feed
for cattle or hogs. In our opinion better than corn. Other
feeds for poultry are:
H-O Poultry Pratt's Food ., ‘I
HOmIny Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flewor Seed
Chick Manna 1’
If at any time what I have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods ,IInd on-
ly charge the price y0u ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.»
GRADUIVION PHOTOGRRPHS
In all the Lot-at Style-I ‘ I.
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
of spool. .Iwork now ‘
NEW DISPLAY on oxhlb bitlon.
E. M JACKSON,
Sitting. by appointment 5) \Mnll .tro . Nprwdlk,
or total: N! ; a to A p m. 30990.". Mel. '
. ”WM.-. - ._ A- --... - -. Na -u 5.5. _.. __._.- .
Nhotograplwc Mounts °‘” bill an...“
up «0-1)an and WVIIM ‘S\v\\s\\c
WI LLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 wAtzt. afitéér. . :j‘ '.NORWALK conn.
PHOTOGRAPHS
HALF CABINETS,
CABINET 512:,
$1.90 don.
$2.75 dot.
« YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
L[WIS. I! Main Strut. Norwalk.
"flask: lllaltes Waste."
But there the exteptlons to every rule." Haste to have your eyes c0I-
reeled Is the lIIight and shining exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING ORTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building South Norwalk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 7-9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons
Wedding Rings
Plaln', Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street, South Nanwallt. Cami.
For This Week Only.
Special Bargains in Dress and Walking Skirts. One of the
Bargains a Fine Spring Melton Walking Skirt worth 5|. 98.
at SI. 00
The Fair ”Cloak and Fur-thou.
ISRAEL, PRoPRIEToéi
SBIWashingtpn Street:
MR. HARRINAN IMPROVING.
.nAm IN TIME 1'0 Gav: CROPS. EWYORK May :1—8 a. Hut-I
WINE-“bet: R" tinting—Tn. min. who smndmm operation
a are: on tortoomh you continua-to
mow whichaw‘cu‘e g, mmrbr: Lalo
Ilene W man's madam
[If Night
Prescriptions dupomv
ad or drugs furnished
at any tlmo‘you may
and them.
PUSH NIGHT BELL.
CliiIoId Pharmacy
PHONE 15-2.
Am-“ .. _,.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STRFF'I' 10: 10 a. m.-- --'l‘he
reduction of the flank of England dis-
count rate gari- strength to the Ame.-
rican department in London in com-
mon with the general stock market.
There were many advances here in re-
spon’he but the higheI level met heavy
selling and [)IIII'S new not maintained.
The first sale of St. Paul was of one
hundred ahIIes at a IG'HIOH‘I'V of it
from last night but the next sale was
of 2.100 shares at a relapse to last
night's Icvcl. Dealings III Atchison
were III 1.000 shore lots at in) advance
of l; and III I'IIion Pacific III II decline
0' “it. A rise of 3i. III Reading lnt‘iltillr-
ed the largest gain. A number or Im-
portant stocks opened lower. Toledo.
St. Louis and Western lost a point.
WALL STREET. noon—«When the
decline was once arrested. the shorts
covered freely and there. was some eu—
gcr buying III the effort. to secure long
stock III the low level. llesidcs Read-
ing. which gained 154.. and Atcblson.
there were recoveries of a point or
more from yesterday In the EI'II‘S. Dul-
limorc & Ohio, New York Central.
Northwestern. Illinois Central. Mls~
souri Pacific, Wabash preferred. St.
Louis Southwestern preferred. (‘olo-
rado and Southern. Louisville. Rock 15‘
land preferred and Brooklyn Transit.
Delaware & Hudson rose .‘I. and St.
Paul preferred lost ill/t. The market
became dull III the recovery. Bonds
ucIe lIIegquI
WAI I. S'.I‘R1'r2'1 I p m. 'l‘IIlIlng of
profits by the limit-Is which ‘lliltl
bought a lower level caused some re-
action. but the setback was noli mport-
ant. When these sales were about
concluded prices were bid up again.
uIItI somc stocks sold higher than be.
fore. St. Paul. I‘IIIIIII l’III-illc and .\In«
ulgumntcd were included in the list of
stocks which ruled il point or more
above yesterday‘s close. and General
Electric and Eric second preferred ad.
rant-I'd 2 and 2% respectively. 'l‘lIc
market showed less animation than
during the first hour.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Mn-
plea & Goldschmidt, Commission Bro-
kers. Swnrtu & Corbett Block. South
Not-walk:
Open ‘quh Low 1:.‘lII
Amal. Copper. my. 112-31. til 62%
Am. C. & I". pf. 38 38 37% 37M
.AuI...(‘.oL. 011. 33'. 3:11.; fifth. 3311..
Am. (I. 'i‘wn.. 101.1; 101..., 101x; 1,5;
American Ice 91;. 9b; 1W2 .' 8%
Am. ice. pfd.. 85 35 'l.’ 3;}
Amer. Loco. . 23% 233; 2.3". 2319
Am. Smelt. Is 4315, III 4814
Am.-Sugar. 122% 1231/, 122%.. 123
Anaconda. 99 09 till 99
A. ’1‘. at S. Fe. 747.. 7.375. N34 75%
A.T. & S.F.-pl. 90 9.371,. nt'I 9503
Bali. & Ohio. Its 885,. 87% 87%
Ilklyn. R. 'I‘.. .037. tin-"h 021,4, 03%
Chas. & Ohio. 40% 401.4, 40 40V;
CM. 8: N, \\’._ 17': 177 177 177
Chi. (It. West.. 201,... 20:9. 20 20%
(l, M. & SI. P. 154% 15414.15234 154
Col. F. 8: 1., “6% Ii? thing. 0?
Col. South. 21 211.4, 201.13 21%
Consol. Gas. 2011.5; 202% 2011.1; 202
Del. 8: HlId.. 170% 173V; 170% 172%
Detroit South; 137;. it 13-?" H
Erie. . 33% 38 1. 331/3331.
Erie. 1st pfd.. '66-'53 tiling 06b. 66%
III, Céntral. 135% 130% 133%13655
Lou. & Nash..114'4’. 114% 113% 114%
Manhattan. 1:18 1:181»; 137% 133
Met. St. R32. 130130 129% 130
Mex. Central. 2615, 20% 25% 26%.
Mex. N'I ths.. 21%.; 22 21% 2115
M..K. & '1‘... 241.4 241/, 24% 241,,
M. K. & 'I‘. pfd. 52% 54 52% 54
Mo. Pacific. 10731; 1083.11; 1071.; 108
National Load 19 I914 18% 18%
N. Y. Central, 125% 126% 124% 125%
Norf, & West... 68% .269 08% 60
Out. dc West}. 27 sin..- 27% 7%
Pacific Mail,_ ‘ 28 28 2754; 27%
Penn. R. IL. 120% 126% 125% 120%
People‘s Gas. 100 100% 99% 100
Press. S. Car. 57% 57% 571/5} 57%;
Reading. 491.4 50% 487.5. In)
Repub. Steel. 16 10% 15% 103;.
Rock Island. 391?; 4014 391;; 40%
Rubber Goods. 23% 24%. 23% 241/,
Sou. Pacific. 50% 51 50% 5095
Son. Ry. Co., 27% 273: 27% 21%
Son. Ry. pfd.. 91 91 91 01
Tenn. .0. d: I.. 5574. 57% 55% 5614
Texas 'Pacific, 111% 32% .11 31%
Union Pacific. 86% 87% 86% 87%—
U. 8. Leather. 12% 13 12% 12%
U 0. Lea. old. 94% 94% at 94%
U. 8. Steel. 32% .3 31% 32%
U. 8. Steel pfd shit at 81% mg
Wabash 261‘ 26% 26% 26%
Wabash. pI’d.. 45:1; 46% 45% 40%
West. Un. Tel.. 8334 83% 8355 831,5
Wiscon. Cent, 22 .u 21% 21%
PORTO RICANC CELEBRATED.
SAN JUAN, P. IL. May 21.~—The first
anniversary of Cuban Independence
was celebrated hers" I t night by a
banquet The guests eluded Gover-
nor Hunt, the United States olicials.
a number of America“; the consul“
ot‘hcers and the leading ism, means
of this city. The bombers 0f the Span-
Ish colony. wilth few exceptions. Ignor-
ed the Invitations ”sent to them. A
Cuban lino stunner ov'msd by Span-
lard: dressed ship and dismayed all
has but the American flag. which
caused much pout-mt. ‘
”“3!“er mfg
man desires.
of the coat exactly
. MAN WANTe.
lected from our stock that
made the price
$10 III III
find special values
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS.
Their (lotlIing needs much attention. Get them stylish. wel
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
money you will save on each.
a
. h
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.’
Saturday May 16th. We}:
Can Help You To
Fine New Potatoes, at 15c 2 qts.
New Cabbage. '
New Wax Beans.
Fresh Cucumbers.
New Stack of Bananas at 20c doz.
Fresh Pie Plant.
Strawberries.
Fresh Home Laid Eggs.
French Savine. Large package of
this Washing Powder at 5c. Each
package contains a nice tumbler worth
about as much as the powder.
for the price of one. 51:.
Cider for Spring Tonic: a
taste for the asking.
terest.
140 lb .
mand.
If You Cannot See
as well as you should.
5330. B. JACKSON.»
THE OPTICIAN. . .. I '
Hewitt give you perfect vision if such Is possible. "
No charge for examination. ‘
Matcblnéof lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
58 WALL STREET,
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10,000 Been Poles. 7 i 7
Fertilizers, Barn-Yard Menu
Land Plaster and fishes,
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AT
RAYMOND BRO
Phone—t I08.
Cutbilis Bridge ash liar.
3 Don’t Be Deceived
SOME DEALERS MAY SAY THEY HAVE CONNECTIONNT
BHAD.
RECEIVES CONNECTICUT RIVER CHAD FRESH EVERY DAY.”
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington St.- Budge. Soar
I Sult- ! .
which we sell. pOdIOIIBI . 0L0!!! . ,. tit.
point of fashion. fit and. dnidI that ., ‘
the most particular man or ‘y uh.
The shape-
shoulders Is juatIright, the
the collar is psr.fect the unzip of. g .
the lapels la correct and thetlehgthj . .
WHAT THE ordain”! “1
We haven special line of thesb «I
be equalled for anything near the I
price In this part of the can try.
OII this special selection we avo'
We have other grades from $10 to $20 and at each price you
Ifitln
Suits, but at the same time look out for the dependable quality—it Fm?
pay. We want to show you a special assmtment this week for hoyas
1t; ycuIs double and single breasted styles worth 85; our pIICe 83. .BII.
Also little boys' Fancy Suits. rom" .. to 10 years. at $2. $2 .50 and $3
in our Furnishing Goods Dcpattment that you need right now and
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
' We have a great variety of Sum met Hats and Caps at prices at}
are worthy of more than passing thought.
SELLECK .8. PRICE
Two 5c packages of Washing Sluts .11..
Golden Rod Baking Powder wIth tho
nice prizes, excite: a good deal of In»
Try the new Milk and Honey ‘Clku,
Soliciting your orders, you" I
Lorenzo lebl j"
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WE ARE POSITIVELY THE ONLY MARKET IN TOWN
of‘ the
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