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———i
A meeting of the Elks will be held
this evening.
A (‘llllrles Devoc Is touring the city
with lalv supplies.
Mrs. l“l'llllli Molvev, of New York. is
Visiting Mrs, .Iollll Smith. of Norwallt.
- i‘mln'ellas, Mourning Ilands, ()‘Itrien
Linkweib-rs ott‘llt‘hil‘li. will furnish
the lilll:-lt at the yat Ilt t-lnh, Snlllrtl’tly.
“I‘lll’l'lll and Mrs. Illtssell Frost and
son itnsseii, .Il., are Ill New York to
day.
- tllover's shoe stores close at llooll
Saintday alld remain open It‘l'ltltl)‘ even
ing.
A number of Norwalkers expect to
go cut and view the yacht races again
ltllllUl‘l‘UW.
Edward Vincent. of Rowayton. who
has been ill vvltii lltll'lttlllllli. is sonic-
what better.
l'ucas Tribe of Red lllcn worked the
adoptioll degree on two candidates,
last. evening.
——All kinds Yachting Saps. (.I‘tlrien.
Dennis Dowd was taken to the
Bridgeport jail this morning to await
trial in September.
Company F's drllm corps escorted
(‘otlrpally l) to tile riiio range, in West-
port ayenne, this morning.
wilt-ralliums, lite. I“: l). l.. A" (‘0.
The Intllelln of the First Congrega-
tiollal Clilll‘t'll of South Norwaiit ap
pears in today's issue. [lead it to learn
about the ’l‘ntlrsday evening St'HIt‘l‘i.
William Miller Is visiting ill Naltga
luck today, attending the altnnal coliti-
til 01' the lied Mull.
~lt‘lllltty ilraid Straws. U'llrien.
Prosecuting Attorney .lolnl. .l.
Walsh, of Norwallt. is spending the
day in Hartford on business.
t‘aptaiil Ila} eypeols to get ex-Colll
nlotiore tillasmcl‘s cahin calboat .\yt.
in commission by Decoration llay.
”Extremists will delight lit the Ilu-
lntll Patent Colt Oxford. 55. Glover's
the place.
Miss Flossie li‘lt’tllt‘l‘, of Broad River,
who is ill of malarial fever, tnongh sliti
confined to her bed, is much improved.
\
James Burke, of llrooitlyn, has as-
sumed his duties at the rate at lloton
l’l.int, alnl is having lilt‘“i.l|lill'llllt‘lll ilx—
ed up for the. opening on Memorial
liay. .
-l<‘ancy (‘olor lh-rbys. (i‘llrien.
Miss Mamie Young and hits. Joseph
l.lllxweiler, who have beetl visiting in
llanhnry, have returned to their home ‘
In Quintard avenue.
l‘lace yollr order as soon as possible
with the Connecticut Railway & Light-
ing Company for a gas range. One of
these In your kitchen will he a help,
during the summer time.
~rGt‘l‘illIilllllS, 10c. It‘. I). I.. & (‘.-o.
The case of Thomas McCoy, arrest-
A llitndlel loud of and ban iIII‘lIPd
at it..- din-tn. of the Norwaii. t‘oui Pour
puny
Jesse t‘oltveli's launch (llgn has been
overhauled ulld placed In the water for
the season.
- Last week at linmon‘s
gains Ict't. “pen cvcninglt.
on Sunday there were sixty victim"
to thc Norllalk Hospital. which Is con-
sidered iI large number.
The Y. M. (Y. A. baseball tetnn will
May the Stamford ('ommllters. on the
sNorwnlli I-‘nlr tirounds diamond, on
| Me norlal It‘ly afternoon.
i
Some hat"
rill]. t‘ln-th t‘ap-l tI'lllin-n
A \l’e:».lporl lad had one of ho. tillw-l'.
molly crushed in Into-ninetv alld wa.
Iliotlultl to the Nl|l\\‘ll“'\ “llllillill lllt:‘
lllllllllllr, II) III' .Illyte, who had In
’I‘ltti ey a .:'.lt.t him in dressing the digit
\‘Illltll and Ilrtlitdage were the bat
tely lor the train which defeated the
l‘omlectient Military Academy tcatll.
yesterday afternoon. The school but-
tery was composed of Coley, llcltalre
and Nash.
—-\’c.ry few brands of Cigars hold
rheir own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
ind Is now considered one of the stan
lard brands.
The entries for the horse races at
the Norwa'k il‘tlll (ilotlntls on me oe-
cuslon oi the Italiall Society‘s [lit‘llli
Memorial lluy, will close tonight at .‘
o'cloclt. .\|l])ll(‘lllltlllx’ :‘lltlliltl he math
at once to Joseph llescestl.
-'l‘he I‘IIIII' ()xi‘ords In all leathers
for men, $35”. tllover's the place.
'I‘ln hydrant in from of in:- main
.ttreel tiri- house which has been llll‘
~Irltlt't' oi much annoyance III tailing
.tlt lIo- til'c apparatus hurriedly, is be
ing removed today, and will be located
.I short distance tithll the street. or
tho same side.
Latest Straw Ilats. tl‘Ilrien,
I‘Irastnlts 1‘. (Ilitllt, a Milford boy
who got his first experienci- in rail
road life on the New York. New lilt\'
tn anti Ilartt'ord road, and who foi
several years has ti.|ed all ltnportatl
railroad position at i-‘ort Worth. Iowa,
was inc guest with his wife, Sunday
afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. It], A. llclch-
”I. Mr. ()viiltt. who has been visiting
friends ill New Haven for some days.
left yesterday for Memphis. Tenn
where he will reside In the future, Mrs.
Oviatt will remain ill New Haven for i
'elv days before going to 'l‘ennessec.—"
New Haven Leader.
The story is told of Jacob .-\. Itii:
that. future he Itohnoiihid with I'resi
tents anti other great nlen and Will
preparing to tell half the world how
the other half lived, be conceived til
illt‘i‘l tllat it would be a good thing It
be the mother tongue at home in or
I 1' that th cnildren might learn Ilall
.sll and ltlngllsh at the same time. It
‘illl'l'illg ottt the M'iit’llltl. Mr. llii-
:eollred the intelligence offices for i
llanislt servant. out. without success
illll he was computed to compromisi
in a Laplander. She was simple as:
'llllll. willing. obliging. honest and
t’aitlli'nl. atnt of slit It a cheeriul dispo-
sition that her lace was t'oretet
\1‘l'(‘llillt‘tl ill a hlnlld smile.
She was as llnact-ltsiotnrd to lnodcl'l
ways. it is said, that she Went up and
iewnstails on all-fours lttttil taught
itettt-r. llllt with all IIt’l‘ good lplaii
itirs she had the fatrt'nl propensity o
:lIilillly Andy t'or t'l'l‘ililllll. (ll>llll'll:lllt'
Mr. KIIS was working
.iu a household.
Ion magazine articlts and the voile)"
inf breaking crockery that startled hilr
it‘rom day to day did anything htti kecr
:llllll in an t-ven frame of mind.
. Finally the day cattle whcn llt- colthl
stand it no lo gen. ‘t‘he Laplander. ill
trying to carry all the dishes frotn Iln
,» lining room on her head. dropped them
twilh a crash that brought the tttllllo;
t honndlng down the stairs and ltlio tht
I'Iining roonl. 'I‘Ilt-ri- sttmd the Lapland.
lit. a heap of brclten crtnlti'ry in t‘tonl
» of her and her fare smeared with graly
land custard. ‘
"Ill the name of all that is holy, wo-
,llllllll” shoutt tI lllc mln-h harassed man
1"is therr one thing you can do without
l breaking stunt-thing?"
Ill r lace briglltcnt d as I)“ spoke. alld
ed yesterday by Chief of Police Brad»;
ley cattle up before Judge Lockwood :lht‘tlltsll the gravy and custard shout
tins morning. and was continued in ihj’I' ample some as she replied. with
definitely, McCoy was charged with *“f‘l'li‘ t'lll‘Ilt’SllI“$-‘f ‘
dl'llnkcness. ‘I can mlllt l‘t‘llltlenr,’
“‘“l‘lf‘ Ilrlm Straws.‘ 01311911. iloeritz. a Bohemian forest village
The Norwalk CID" (WWII hold , u l which rivals Ohcrammergau ill a small
meeting Friday evening to receive bids I way. is to give ,1“. Passion pm}. next
for the bonds 1900110." ISSUE“ ‘0" water ‘ <tlmmer for the first little in five years.
improvements. AS 3’9! Mayor (‘va“ l “Tile aim of these plays," says the cil=
has not rechVt‘lI any 1"115- [I’M 1‘ L““cuiar sent out. “is the keeping of an
thought that some “'1” come I“ at the ; old popular pledge. and it is also for
last minute. Many Illllllll‘k‘s. Ilowcl'ct',3m,. alleviation of the poverty of the
have been received. tinhabitants of the German Ilohemian
Harry Goodwin is selling men's blue fforcst." The play will be given on
serge suits for $5.48, lie has other llcl- Sundays and holidays front .Illllc till
ter ones for the extremely low price of September.
$9.98. I
-—l.adles' “I’ortecta” Oxfords arct LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. MUN-
excoptionally stylish, $3.51). Glover'st
the place. :SEY, McCLURE'S. PEARSON and all
i
A girl who rides a wheel in East ’ the MAGAZINES FOR JUNE just out.
Norwalk reported to the local police. ‘ .
last evening. that her new bicycle had ,‘ For prompt delivery to'all parts of we
been stolen. Officer Walter Hall was icity of the Daily, Evening and Sunday
detailed to look up the case and he,
watched bicycles until he was nearly . Papers, leave your order at
blind. Finally he saw the one which. ,
the girl had lost. A man was riding it I C I m
and be asked for an explanation. ill 0 e an s
appears that the girl had been a little NEWS ROOM.
backward in paying for the machine.
and he had taken it until she paid her 10 North Main St., 80. Nerwaik.
installments. Moral. pay cash. Agent for A. G. Spauldnig's
Baseball Goods.
WatchihlsSptttte
of the construction of the new trol-
/
A Trust Company is preferable to
Icy power house in South Norwalk,
Individual trustees. because it pumess-
has given up his residence here. Mrs.
lltodnax and son have gone to the
es every quality of desirablioy which
the individual lacks, to wit:—
home of Mrs. llrodnax's parents in
Germaniown, Penn.. tor the slimmer,
m Fwd tone. and
Judgmo tin Trust
and Mr. Blodnax, who now has charge
of seveial stations in this state. will
flatter: an Unread
Dispute.
remain most of the time at Bridgeport,
llltSIIll'lll ileum
to see. about the work at the Meadow
p
street station.
TRUE VALUE.
How often these words are used
when referring to aomethlng or some
one, and how often they are used with-
out signifying their true meaning.
it seems to be a common practice
now-n-dnya to any thins! without "True
Value" In to its meaning. But when
you see the word. “Tm. Value" used
in reference to. Colonial Paint, you
know It medallist theyarqu rcpt-e:
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Blue and Gray Suits Worth Buying.
Ify‘ou are looking for a Summer suit that will be cool
and will give you the greatest service. choose one of our
blue sen/cs or gray clay quorsfca's. Colors are true. (All
«Ir/nil is per/ct! and [it .1” you could .‘M’t of drill Lil/er-
Matlr in naffv .n'nglc--[trials/rd sly/cs, ’im'ile .vlioiilili'i-.t,
close-setting collars outfall/[cried Iron/s. rid/ll “It In the
"uncle in cut. Jib to $1.9.
Rid/it sizes for all sizes and shapes of mm and youml
men.
Astonishing values in homespun and flannel outing
suits. correct and cool; $ 5 to $10.
Ehery good pattern in negligee shirts is here, plain or
platted bosoms. cuffs attached or detached. 50c to $3.00.
Straw hats in the new Shapes, Milans, split straws
and Sennetts, 25c to $ 4.
Ellery other Summer [womb/e [or man and (my, ex-
cepting shoes.
'
scorn NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain whlch is
a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap. it's a good feed
for cattle or hogs, In our opinion, better than corn. other
feed: for poultry are:
H-O Poultry
HOminy
Wheat
Pratt’s Food
Millet Seed
Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
Chick Manna
Itatany time what I have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will ‘endcavor to obtain the goods and on-
Iy charge the price yOu ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
G RADURTION PHOTOGRAPHS
In nllthe Latest Styles.
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
NEW DISPLAY
E. M. JACKSON,.- .
53 Wall Street. Norwolk.
Opposite Hotel.
of spoclnl work now
on exhibition.
l Sittlngs by appointment
orlO tol2 m.; 2 to ‘A p. m.
fhologr aph'lc Mounts
“cm $2.1M.
bust Resales ll
“Jo-tomato and \Dcrvg Rfilstlc
WILLIAM ' P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. _
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NORWALK. CONN.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
HALP‘cfiLnlE-rs,
a
CABINET SIZE,
$2.75 doz.
vou CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. N Main Street. Narwalk.
I I l l I.l ' l I I I I l l I I I I I I I I l I,I,I l,I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I
"Ilnstc Italics Ilnste."
But there are ”cm-cptions to every rule." Haste to have your eyes cor-
rected, is the bright and shilling exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTINO OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building, ' South Norwalk, Conn.
. Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to 6:30. Saturday eveningl, 7-9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
M Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
, H--S. R000,
16 South Main Street; South Nov-walk.- Com
1
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Na. 2~tNut delivered at $5.00 per
ton. All other sizes In stock at
$6.25 delivered.
RAYMOND BROS.
CAREFUL OF~HER CANDY. in the Home Circle—"I read some-
“Now deal-I" said mamma to “file where the other day." “Id Mr. Hen'
Edna. who had just been presented peck. “that one of the his mercantile
with a box of candy. “you must ask corporation pays a certain man {1.090
one of your little playmates to than for each ~Idea he furnishes. George!
it with you." I‘d like to the a chance or that kind.”
"Wall." retained Edna. after a mo- "Wretcht" exclaimed 1kg. Hum.
mnt’a serious thought. I'll uh XI- "do you want‘yonr Innocent mud
Idl' mm mm autumn) mar-Chimp”!-
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Ice Cream.
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Pint. Quart or Gallon.
Horton's
Brie/l [.6 Cream.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W.\I.I. S’i‘IlEiC'I'. lit a. m.—‘llll,vlng
ordeis t.il a considerable settle were ex-
ecuted at the opening for some of the
prominent .~pculatl\'e stocks, causing
large fractional advances. l'nited
States Steel preferred rose 7.... lllld St.
Paul, Missouri I’nritle. ltock Island tlltd
National Ilailroad of Mexico, preferred
gained upwards of 1.4;. (‘onsolidated
tias selling ex-dtvidend rose 1%. ’I'llel'e
were a few fractional declines, Intt lIIl'
general tone of tile maritet was firm.
\\’.\l.|. S'l'llltlltl'l'. II a. lll.~»- The firm
ness of thc market was undermined on
free selling of Iloclt Island. the large
offerings of this stock arousing sonn-
misgivings. llcalizing ill lite l'nitcd
States Steel stocks :tttd Southern I’aci»
tic also contributed to a general reac-
tionary movement hllt the losses were
small outside of llock island, which in-
cluded a point from the highest. I’m"
chases of large blocks of I’eunyslvntllll.
carried it above 127. Some of the
lransconliucntal stocks recovered to
the opening level.
ever, continued heavy. Important.
gains Were scored ill lllillor properties,
.Iitnncllpolis and St. Louis rising 4 alld
National Railroad of Mexico preferred,
Delaware and Hudson, the Iowa (len-
tral stocks. Southern Railway prefer-
red. tile Minneapolis, St. Palll and
Sunlt Ste Marie stocks. tiencl‘al Elec-
lrlc, 'l‘wln (‘ity Rapid Transit alltl ’i‘en‘
llessee (‘oal I to I3“.
\\"i\l.l. S'l'lllili'l‘. ltotnii~ St. Paul
alld Pennsylvania were well sustained.
the former rising I'.. tall. the active
list generally was sluggish and Irregu-
lar. Rock Island was ltltder pressure
and sagged below :17 and there were
heavy spots :.tnong~l tile coalers,
'I‘l‘ttnlt lines alld I’.lclltr.~. A ri<e of
two ill Western l’niou was ascribed
I.) the injunction ZlflltllISl t'llztlter cut—
ting of its poles along part of the Pen.
nsylvanla role. A number of special
ties and low priced stocks rose from I
to 11 or over. including Hocking \‘allcy
pfd.. t‘olotado and Sulthcl'tl that and
second pith St. Louis and Sun Francis-
co 2nd pfd.. the ’l‘eledo. St. Louis alld
Western slot-Its, Wisconsin (‘entraL
HHIIIM‘lIIt' and 'I‘erte Hattie. Detroit
l‘nited Itailway. (‘ontinental 'l‘obact-o
pfd.. Republic Steel pill. and Virginia
(‘arolina t‘hctnical. Iv'tlnawha and
Michigan dropped two. Bonds were
Irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nt.—— Prec Inly-
ing of Reading lifted it across any.
arid the active list tirtued tip fora time.
Large selling ordrrs were executed ill
all the favorites later; and most of
them declined to the lowest. Ruck Is"
Iattd and Southern l'acillc felt the pres-
sure most. the former declining to 3G“;
and the latter to 30%.. I'nitcd Express
advanced tilh.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire 0: Ma»
t-les & (loldsrhmidl. (‘ommisslon llro»
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
Anlal. Copper. 62‘. tiliil. till 621..
Am. C. St I“., 37“; 117“. 371;- 37-2-1
Amer. I.oco.. 24 :54 2:35.; 2:15;.
Am. Sugar, 121?»; 1247... 121‘?»- 134%
A, 'l‘. & S. Fe. 7.3%. 75% tall. 7:39’22.
Afl‘. ’6': SJ". 9!. 95% 93’s 95“" 95%
Ilall. Al Ollie-{88761 891,3 85% S9
Bklyn. R. 'l‘.. 613., ill! til"; till
t‘hes. & Ohio, to «lullz to 40%
(.‘hi. & N. \‘I'., thl 177 ITti l'i'tl
Chi, Gt. Wash. ‘20-'53. '..'I till-'5. 207..
t‘, M. & St. P.130‘39 Hui-3’. 130”». Jill I,
(‘oL F. & l., till til“... till“; 68‘s,;
(‘ol. South, 20154 203:, 20:. 201,,
't‘onsol. (ias, 201 201 201 201
"Del. & Hud. 172 17:1 172 17:
Detroit South, 14% ill/J. 141,; 141,;
Erie, 3411; 34‘ng 34B. 3414,;
Erie. 1st pfd._ 681/, can. as». use.
lien. Electric, 184 184%,. 184 1841/;
III. Central, 136‘»; llllil/g'liltll." 1363;;
Lou, 5: Nash. 1141/; “41.4 Ila Ill
Manhattan, 1381,. 138 137-14 137%
Met. St. R32. I30 13013 130 130
Mex. Central. 257$; 2611 2:37,. 2614;
Mex. N't les., 23% 233/. 231;- 235;.
M. K. & T. pill, 54% 5474. 54% 51';
Mo. Pacific, 1061/; 106% 106% 106%
National Lead, 17% 17% 17‘s; 17‘»;-
N. Y. Central. 127% 127% 1271.4 127%;
Nerf. & West., 271,4; 271.1. 27 27
Pacific Mail, 2875, 291,; 287, 291,;
Penn. R. R.. 127% 128% 127-3; 128
People's Gas. 101 101%, 101 101%
Press. S, Car,. 55% 511% 53-3; 561,2
Reading. 4959 501/. 4191/; 50
Repub. Steel, 16 16 16 16
Rock Island, 88% 3814 367... 367.{.
Rock Island pf. 72% 72% 1299 7‘.‘
Rubber Goods. 24W; 24% 2451, 241,9
Sou. Pacific. 51V, 5174. .
Sou. By. 00.. 273/. 28 "
Tenn. C. & 1., 56% 57 ’
Texas Pacific, 31% 33.
Union Pacific. 8574. 86
U. 8. Leather, 12% 12%
U. S. Lea. old. 95% 96
U. S. R. 8: 0., 18% 19%
U. S. Rubber. 15% 15%
U. 8. Steel, 31% 32%
U. S. Steel pfd. 81% 82%
Wabash, 25% 26%
Wabash, pfd.. 45% 46%
West. Un. 't‘el., 84 84%
WIICOII. Cent... 21 211,5
’Ex. dividend of 2 per cent.
”Ex. dividend of 1% per cent.
A good tonic to take this Iuy weath-
pnlatnble. 60¢ a bottle.
Rock Island. how- i
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TI-II
Sackfifb
win-h we sell, pn‘iiPEIEBa ovary, ,-, 1
point of futllllull, tit and finish that ‘ i. .
the moat particular man or young, ,‘ '
mun desires. The shape of Ihh'f",
shoulders Is just right, the net’oj. .
the collar is perfect. the auglo'of V.
the Inpels Is cdrrect and the length .
of the coat exactly ‘ .
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATI . " . I
. MAN WANTS. 9 '
We have a special line of these Io-
lected from our stock that cannot
be equalled for anything neartho ’-
prlce in this part of the country. .j
On this special selection we have »
made the price "
$10. $12, and its}
We have other grades froln Sit: to $20, and at each
fllld special values,
t
price you iwil'l'. _,‘
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS. ' “
‘hclr clothing needs much attention. Get them stylish. well-filth! i .
Stilts, btlt at the same time look otlt for the dependable quality—ll; wll "
pay. We want to show you a special assortment this week for boys am
in years, double and single-breasted styles, worth 85: our price, $13.50.
Also little boys’ Fancy Suits, from 3 to 10 years, at $2, $2.50 and $3.
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
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
money you will save on each.
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We have 11 great variety of Summer Hats and Caps at prices that;
are worthy of more than passing thought, . ‘ _ I at
__ *0:
SELLEC K 8: PRICE, ,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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SATURDAY. MAY 23rd. .
:t c 1"”
THE MODEL GIIOCERY lion.
PINEAPPLES. cheap and fine, 15c.
If you have any idea of doing up Pines
now is a good time.
CUCUMBERS—The Best.
BANANAS—Fine and cheap. 20c doz.
NEW POTATOES—The best, 15c 2
BAVINE WASHING POWDER‘II oh '
the move. An assortment of Gila nth,
one with each package, 5c pee and: , :.
cost me more than this at wholesale.
A true bargain in DR. MULLER’I-
quarts. MEDICATED SOAP. at St: a'box; .3
CABBAGE—The Belt, from 106 up cakes in box. Don’t get left. TERI},
to 15c. b0xes
TRY MANHATTAN CLUB CHEESE”
—a Cream Cheese, 10c pkg.
LEMONS—The Ben, 20c doz.; 3' for
c. ,
FRESH EGGS, just in from Wilton, ..LIPTON’S TEAS: also 0. CONN-I31
How can we help you?
_ ILORENZO DIBBLE.
23c dozen. always pieaae. 15c pkg. 4 klndt. '
doA low only of Fresh Duck Eggs, 30c Sample my Cider far a spring'tonlct
zen. J '
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If You Cannot See f
as well as you should, . ""1! "t '
See 0. B. JACKSON,
THE OPTICIAN. ,1 1' ill!”
He will give you perfect viSion if such is possible. ' "
No charge for examination. ' 7
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
58 WALL smear, NORWALK. nodal”
WEDDING GIFTS .
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We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Stimuli?"
newest patterns. (‘ut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. belt quality Sil-
vcr Plated Ware. and Diamond .lcwelr
ever been shown In The Norwalks. . .
Notwithstanding the recent advance. in Diamonds, as we have a fifth
stock of clean, perfect stones, bougnt before the advance, we otter them to
you at old prices. and prices that will p rove. a good Investment. Wé'hlvo i
complete optical department at both 5 tores and will give a careful and colon '
lific examination of the eyes without c harge. ., , - ’
In our repair department. We have only first class workmen, ihd Willi,-
gllarnntee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting I?! a ‘
grnvtng while you wait if necessary. _ l. :- ‘
Expert watch and clock repairing. ‘ ’
’All our work Is done in our own shops and under our own supervlfliid. .
Calebun; & Lauder,
THE JEWE‘RS» 5 ~ 4
96 Washington 31., South Norwalk. 3 Main Strtflé
Y in Rings, Brooches, etc., that have i i“
Phone l0ll.
The only place in' town receiving Connecticut ands
fresh daily. '. ’
Extra Large Soft Shell Crabs.
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