Q
and‘“ldes;"
Fallon lee
Cream to i
Order at i
"5'1 rating. a. :
rm“. ””4...“ .. 1.... - ..._
111111111.
[1111
Fifteen cont mmusic Saturday and
blindly. at Coleman' 11. See ad.
-~5 lb. pail Lard. 50c. Hayes)
uni: peasanablo pveities at the
trimm a; motion. at and :1 See ad.
Miss lint'ietta Tattle. of Brooklyn.
is the goes at 1111111111 in Norwalk
1Snmples of underwear are selling at
very low prices at Howiand' 11. See ad
Quick service and low
prices aimxrcnsn’nibbles Bee hiat-
urdays bargains in ad 4
-—-tiran. Sugar. 20 our. l". I). ll. & Co.
All the latest styles of trimmed mil-
linery; also a line assortment of read);
to-pear hats at 8.8.Ti110tson‘s 11‘ -
Harry Bvington, of the Irolmcs
K’sclcr & Belleck Company‘ s force has
resumed his duties. after an Iilncss.‘
e—Salt Pork, 10c. lb. l-iayes.‘
A few suggestions for your Sunday
di-uhcr appear in the Public Market ad.
today. Remember they sell nothing
but the best.
"De-rules. Dorbies Dorbies. O‘Brien
The evangelistic set Vlt‘cfi will be held
at the Norwalk Methodist (‘ hureh, this
afternoon, at 3 o‘clock and evcning at
7: 45 o’ciock4 1 , :
“Bargain sale mercelized shirt
waist lengths. 50c quality for 29c y.d
M. 8 Smithd: Co:
,Rcv. Howard L. Hoyt,1of New Ca.
naan. will, preach at the West Nor-
walk Union Chapel Sunday afternoon
at 3: 30 o'clocis.
--Our fifteen cent coffee is a crack a-
Jack. Hilarity-edict! Bros-
it is a pleasure to wear the Keith's
Konqucror shoes; toothaydlt and are
easy uncomfortable... For sale at 0i-
son's Shoo store. ..
«C tokens and Fouls 16 and 181..
ayca. 4,
Spinach for thirteen 1cnis a peck is
the special offering at Joselolt's for
Hatt'Irday‘.‘ Various. ether bargains ap-
pear in the-411d. Read it,“ ;
[lest Norfolk spinach. fifteen cents a
peek. at the New; Xorir Grocery Com-
pain) '11 store. They are also offering
some cracker speginis. See ad.
~Bargain sale of. $1. 50 umbrellas,
98c each. M. 81 «Smith 11 Co.-
Those who are interested in new
spring and. summsnrmerchandisc can—
not adord t6 miss the Boston Store‘s
lb.
sensational price concession for Satur-
11111312911411. .
~~Spl1iach. 20c. pk; Radishos. 2c.
bunch. iiaycs‘ m.
The Lranpury school is planning to
give an entertainment on the' or coins
of May. 11th,‘- r1113- 'pupl s of the school
will give dialogues; recitdtionn etc
The proceeds will go to the piano fund.
Charles Poet. formerly a conductor
on the. New i'Ol'kfifiNCW Have on and
Hartford Railroad has taken a posi
tion in the baggage .room at the east-
bound station, succeeding Frederick
States. who has taken a position in
the Winchester llepeating Arms Com-
pany a factory. New liavcn.
Mr. and Mrs. P hi Smith of South
Norwwalk c t,4. nd'ay. with :Mr.
Smith? ' shell-j 3%. Charles Smith.
in Titicus. Mr. Smith is a famous
fly caster. and we 51'1er he looked over
the Titicus river more phat the. pros-
peacetime wlhrf' the mini trout fishing
season arrives. madd'giohéld Press.‘ ‘
‘” ~Broaltfaat Bacon“ by the strip, lie.
lb. Hayes
The mince? c‘rdti of Nor‘u'alir. li'eld
a special meeting last evening at 'the
club rennin, corner To? Main and Wall
street. for “We at completing
ammt informal recon
tion, to be held on Wednesday ev enlng
of next week at Lockwood' a Hall. The
entertainment committeolreportod that‘
the function “'“lfilmmml be a very
successful one. “ *
—-Crcmaple, 251-. can. I". D: L. k Co.
Mrs. Leonid-d Whitney, who closed
her years engagement as soprano of
the choir at the Gilbert Memorial '
-Church, at the vespor service on Sun-
day afternoon vi; thanked most cor-
dially for her i t in the music,
by the pastor Rev. M. Flake. Miss
Emeline Johnsoovgho takes her place
In uteri y and (’5' 1‘6ny known here,
and will begin her engagement on
' day next-Georgetown correspond-
«eat My Itidgetisld Press.
~C ' annmorningbnnds. Qnrlcn.
j Bridgeport: 1n a
Brain New iron: G. Schwara
serum. Vt: H. Rowland city; a.
1). Patterson. Mt.- Vernon' Philip Co-
"grade. .itea ngor‘ iv
‘ i
cho'r‘eim ' 4‘ i
That Before.
Pines of
FA‘iwayslii
”&rmam
ing the funeral of his father.
”New Potatoes. Wax beans, Lettuce,
it B“ '
1A
lah and Cu lube-41s
”fl Co. a. ll:
Old “[6" [Atlas will Inset next Tusk.
day, at watch It 0 out third degree
will be conferred.
8!. John s Lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of
1 Norwalk. conicrred the Master Masons'
Chm IVA. 300m. at Phila-
d40lphin. ‘is visiting roiniivca in tin-4
'mnnilnyor Jim. T. Hubbell. of Nor-
walk. is in Bridgeport today. on logal
- business.
Dr. M. L. Cronin has returned from
Torrlngttth. Where he has been attend-
.‘ Fa
degree. last night. on 0110 candidate.
wings. oil ’clotits.
ost- ”firth“: M 8 Smith A co;
Attorney John J. Walsh. chairman of
the Democratic state central commit-
tee, is in Bridgeport on business, to-
_day
iiatri' Rider. of Cockenoe Tribe, Nor-
walk was among the visitors to the
liaymakers' picnic, in Bridgeport. last
night.
A regular routine meeting ot the
South Not walk Ancient Order of Hiber-
nians “us held last evening. in Hiber-
nian Hall.
The steamer City or Norwalk did
not who until into this afternoon on
account of the actors fog and rough
weather In the Sound last night.
The St. Mary Cadet Junior baseball
team is desirous of securing games
with teams averaging fifteen or seven-
Deagan of
Cross street Norwalk is the manager.
Attorneys John J. Walsh. Joseph R
Taylor. Jobii Keogh George Ii. Voa-
burgh. W. 0. Clark 'and General Rus
sell Frost wore in Bridgeport. todav, at-
tending the short calendar term of the
teen years of age. ‘J.
superior court ‘
A meeting of the West Side Demo-
. eratlc Club uas held iarit evening, at
uhi1h eight new members were taken
in A committee was appointed to ur-
range for another meeting to be held
two weeks from last night.
~Ilermuda 1mions.71‘ qt:
81 1b.: 22- novels 2511;
beta. tomatoes. pines all fresh.
(‘nm-o. R. R Place
Maples & Goltismitlth, the,
brokers in Washington street,
pentor uork.
—~New .atriial hosicrx
eat' to tho hoist MS. Smith & Co.
Quite. a tielcgation of members of
3M window
sits es do want quantities at the low- j ~
new dates
berries. cucum-
P. '1‘.
stock
who
took a lease of the former quarters of
the Metropolitan Life insurance Conl-
party which has moved Into The Set.-
tinei building, are having the quarters
handsomely tilted up. and will take,
possession in a few dam Contractors
\\ aldron & Riordan are doing the car
gloves and
corsets of every sort from the. cheap
1‘ ports Tribe accompanied by the Hay
makers' Band wont to Bridgeport last
night to attend the picnic held by the
liridgeport Haymakers in the state
Norwaik
armory. They left South
early in the evening by train and re-
tinned in the wee. small hours of the
morning. havihg' had a fine evening's
entertainment.
—.~..
DRIFT lCE IMP4ED£8 NAVlGATlON.
HALIFAX. N' 8.. April 29. ~Di‘ift. ice
in the Gulf of St. LaWrcnca is still im
polling navigation
today.
lammed in the lines.
The Allan Linc
steamer Corinthian bound from Glas-
gow for Montreal. endeavored to get
through the ice. but was obliged to
give up the attempt. She arrived here
The Corinthian reports that
she sighted a Donaldson Line steamer
litany other \os-
sols. have. been taught 'in the ice dur-
Int; the past ten tints.
BASEBALL GAMES POSTPONEO,
BOSTON April 29. ”The followinr
haeabail games have been postponed
on account of the rain:
At Prmiden‘cc (Eastcm)., Provi
lent-e Buffalo '
At New Bediord (New l’ngiand)
.\' ashua New Bedford.
At Haverhill (New I-‘nglandl. Hay c1
hili- Manchester.
-.— --......—..._ ..-.—
ramr voua duoov ran 75:. t
o it 00 with ,Dcvoe‘s Gloss Carriage
it weighs '3 to 8 ozs. more it
he pint than others. wears longer and ‘
{lies a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by Walking-1.19. liow rind E. E. 1115mm.
Paint.
FIFTEENWEWT MUSIC
34 70404 1' 4ND HONDA! 1'
cm. "l'wo Stop Under Southern
Skies. You. NcBer. Spoke to Me Like
lue Bell. Beneath the
hi nclo Sammy. march
MW " Lights of Mime. ‘
E. T. Paul’s Latest Two Step, The
Romany Rye.
costume"
to North Main street. ' South Norwnik.
Agent for A. G Spnuldlng'n Handball
and Sporting Goods.
Our
Facrltites
To Handle
Trust Funds
rhM44-
o’
. 4Teiophon0 221.
MM“ Women.- squirm. A in" Worn}i lineal"
Very Snappy
G y Sh , 51
'- 11‘ w: unit vii'a'r vouuovl‘towe an: Wutnihluo asour ,
'rowu THAT ws'v: oor we: “a [AL THING" lN FANCY NIGLI.
on tit-tiara. rr's mot-IT: w: HAVE—BUT w: oou-r waur ANY
sscnsr MADE or lT. THAT} w HY we: areas touo now
run BIBT éoLLscrtod or 71-11: era-r woman“ are
this: same THAT even ohm mr‘o THE italic.
avatrss auo mousse on wsrrs AND COLORED oaouuna. ,
PLAIN on PLAITED sosoms cu rrs arr-scare on osracsro.
Prices hogin at $1. 00
BUT WE'CAN'T BEGINTO TILL YOU HOW 0000 THE DOLLAR '
' SHIRTS ARE. YOU MUST SEE T HEM.
“REAL THINGS" iN OTHER T HINOB TOO—HATS FOR IN-
STANCII AND HART SCHAFFNER G. MARX SUITS, TOP COATS
AND RAIN COATS.
wuau we c191": vo’ua no v, THERE'B‘LWTLE T'Q'PAY eon
we wrap oun CLOTHES own. seems as THOUGH we OUGHT 4
To CLOTHE voua aov, aecause we can save you MONEY.
. . ,- _,
.ogorsStStevens
rs‘itaauror: to Comatoelt Bros.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
,.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NOBIY "
insignificant.
11111..
as much.
WAl. I. 81
GOOD CLEAN oars - ,1 1;"?
6 . .
is aholmy of mine, because i know how to do it right.
believe in it. and have faith that you will. I made. up my
mind‘iong ago to lead in this sort of business. so i am
giving it the best quality and care l‘m capablcvpf. Just
to induce trade my way. There is no house intho trade
that devotes so much attention to quality as_ We no.4,
However, don’t take. our word for it, you be thofjiutigc.
1 4 -'! 4'.. “H ..
1 44.-‘auv4oa~rs THAT'S" cram?
..1 «
.-. , y 1".
MANUEL T. iHATCH. "
The ReputatIon
of a piano is oniy‘vmddc by actual worth we might ndtettiseignd talk ;
"100031111 PIANQ
but if it was not constructed with the view of obtaining a FINE TONE
QUALITY AND UNLIMITED EN DURANO! out Bales it'oultl not inal-
tiply WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER of this popular product not]
our LOCAL REPUTATION is at stake when we recommending 'Dot‘nut
buy a piano without. at least giving the WOODBURY amorough ex-
' nmindtibn. if you will do this. we know year decision.
We have no NEW pianos for $1.5..00 they are only cheap to
those who can afford to purchase three or four during a life time but
we nthliti'ihp terms so light that \ on can have a good piano. and when
‘paid the lids still as good as the day you bought ltpand in twenty
years—hull no change. This is what has earned a REPUT’ATION for
114,1 the WOODSURY. some friend i yours has one of these ihfitrumcnts,
-»-lct no 1111113014. to them. ' q\
Ti-IEJ WETTis alsoagreat piano. , 4. _ '
as." x- 3.1%? M“?
1164i?” 4%?! Strut.
10153013611111an " m 1
BY THE
WOndetidi Electric Scissor Sharpener
w. P. BEERS,
BOOK SELLER, STATlONER AND ENGRAVER..,
- - . HORWALK.
- Telrahsaedél-Jezr
6 South Main Street.”
noun-t NORWALK.‘
ppm“ Frlvntn Win and
44:4 stock Tiekgr.
5.- '
.4:
Consolidated
night
rul market.
WALL ST
11 3 points hi
Maples Gas
iness.
S
H
and l’ulnp
‘J‘C.’
tion under 1111111111 y'
inert-used m rts
and Brooklyn Union Gas also gained
ll
Ma
al stocks. but .
was neglected
4 The modsrn tonic Roconatructor ..
VINOL
.We guarantee every bottle of
what to do Mean-we rapr0-,
”sent. or we oiif‘ int-141.11 money.
THE II tutti Piiiiiliill
The 1111111113111
All cars we the door.
Night OlllI'AnMI-od. "
Telephone'cnil. 18-8.
«W1;-
TODAY IN WALL ITRIIT.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-0pcn-
ing prices at stocks today were high-
er. but there was no striking new tea»
lures in the market.
small and most of the changes were
Mexican Central rose
1%, Anaconda and United States Rub-
ber about a point and the pfd. 1%.
. WALL STREET, li a In. ~Bome of
the specialties were bought at better
prices, notably lite.
tho malkct gcherpll
and inclined td’yiéldf” ‘Mexlcan‘ Cen—
tral reacted =54 from: the highest: and
Atchison. CanmilylniPaciilc, Erie and
United States alt-11
Dealings ware
4pm.. sold a frac-
bid};
final.
Rubber. , .
at tire points.
Tm noon. -- Th‘p oniv
features in the 'nNkot were specialties.
ro 114a “m. and ‘lirook-
iyn Union (ins jliilipcd 51.1.
Amalgam-
lionds were steady.
REET.
ghcr.
i p.
heavy gold engagctnrnts.
Coal made a rapid decline
‘ points. alld rallied 1%.
Ion Gas reacted two from the highest.
and Pullman rose to a similar extent.
Lackawnnnn advanced lit, and the
United States Rubber stocks ruled 2
died Copper wotkod up )4 pier last ,
illopped 2%.
i’rites barely lllth’dl or all in the gene-
n1.—-4)hscure
. stocks continued to furnish the only
‘ movements of interest in the market.
general trotting being repressed by the
Tennessee
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reporter! ever the
of
Brooklyn Un-
[W0
rlvate Wires of
44101111911111, Commission
. dead was too ill-to
.fr 111.
.m... m...
”it
Deputy Sheriff in Possession of N
‘ York Oihce to Cover Claim of 84.81
NFW YORKg. Anvil;- thew-A deputy
sheriff toda'y took possession of the of~
flee of Woodend & Company. members
of thosConsoltda
on an attachmenti tor
Harry 0.? Johnson,
‘ meat for that amount.0
, “.‘The firm of Woodend £2 Compan. '” .
said President Randolph. ot the Con-
solidnted Exchange. today, "is compos-
ed solely of Dr. W. iii. Wooden. 1.. J.
Bruch, who was the manager for Woo-
dend & Company.L is a. member of the
Consolidated Exchange. but he had no
financial interest. in the firm of Woo-
dand 8: Company, and cannot he held
responsible for their debts.
severed his connection with the iirm a
week ago. Woodard, although II mem-
ber of the Consolidated EnchangeJ
dam was on the it
he transacted on
through brokers.’
. Up to a few days ago the firm had
extensive wire connections to branch-
es in various cities, and it was gener-
- ally supposed to be doing a large bus-
opt-Exciting
.18 in favor
old a indi-
sit was said today that several at-
taohmenta against Woodard-s. Com-
pany had been issued. E. H. Godwyn.
or Peter-shuts, Va, any: that the firm
owes him more than “0,000, and that ‘
he gptained a summons for Woodend
efipno ago. but dldmot serve it“; ‘
further that Woodend was ‘to
have met a number of creditors yer
’ terdnyz' but failed to dose ‘
At t a hours of W. til. Woodend who
lsn‘p ”imam said that'Woo-
Brokers '81 Corhett Block.
" South Nor-wring To on one 153.
On EIL' “if“ 4111411: 1:30.
' Atrial. Cop lit-,1 .flst" 1911.
“11.871111". 4449M, " iq,‘ I 491,4 59%
.-_\ntlconda , 50 80
.1 'l‘ & s.’ F11. 712' . '47::11 . 7:111
Ilaito' &Ohio', ,d-v, .11'1'1'. film. we.
llklyn. It T.,"'47"i7%147 47
Cl] (ll West" hill, '-lii‘,’ dill/1 16%
((344444 N earn. Aim 44411344? lil‘iit 1114:;
Con. (ins 209 ' 209‘“); 121m 209%
Del. & 141311103" 58% 15311
Eric, E”, 21'1"’-121'I%1 .2139
hill“. 15‘. pf" U “1'63‘131637/84’4
ill. Central. I.’;.i0=ifiiiitl-:"t.1:iti’i§ filin’itgi'
Manhattan 142%“2‘4 143% 142
Mot Si. Ry" 4143- 113% 1112.11 112%
Max Central‘.” '8 ‘ 81,4,“11. 7%.
Mo. Pacific. 9"“; 92% 923,; 492%
Nat. Mud. 1615’ 16%, “3’54 146%
N 14YI‘Oentl'nl,‘HI-h$2“*lill§s 1124314 ‘ll6%
Norl‘. 8: W est. 573-11 5751;. 57 57%.
Ont. dc West, 21% ‘22 2179 21%
Penn. R. IL, 11814, 118% 1153-1 118%
Foo. Gas. 9? 97% 97%
PTOE. S. CBI‘, 26% .Ii‘g 2:5!1‘261/1
Reading. 45 if- ‘5; ii 7,1 45
Rep. Steel.. 7 7 7 7
Rock island. 23 23 23 , 23
Hill). Goods, 16% 1614’; 16%; 16%
4 South. Pac., 48% 48% 48% 4855
Son lty.‘Co, . 21% ‘Zl-ii. Ellis. 21%
, Tenn. (3. 6‘5 1., 36% -3ti1,& 35 _ 86%:
Union Pac. 851.11 85% 85 85%
U S. Leather. 67,13 '1' 671's '1'
U. 8. Lentil. pf 80 80 7975.; 79%
U. 8. Rubber, 1.3 1’55, 16-.- .1735.
11.15.311.01, 15,43: 10% 1075. 10%
U. 8 Steel, pl.. 56% 56% 56 563%
Wis. Cent. 18 18 IS 13
moccasin afioourauv FAIL. '-
Butch
sei-
Whnt busincas
Exchange one
{Olfie Ill)! one a“
cept his physicians and intimate 1-
Tha m for “10 than 4
2406an Best
31"
\
.
'll-u'
got some good things that we know will: liite4r¢lt yolk
98 Washingttin Street, South Nor'mimr“
‘ TELEPHONE cam. 3:4 .
.,-
.1.
251:. Quality first consideration. -
Now make LEMON PIES. Good Lemons, 151: .001 ‘
LARGE SEEDLESS ORANGES, finnnt 150 lilo, 306'002 '
ANGES 18 FOR 251: -' (1
Will have some good, nice, hard CABBAGE. Price on
NEW PINEAPPLEC. 150. OR 2 FOR 25¢. FlNE‘ STOCK
BENGDORP'S ROYAL DUTCH COCOA. ‘
we are giving out to our trade a small trial utopia at tho
Finest in the world.
Try the YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSINC for the finest in- lbs
25 cents.
SPECIAL, JONES' FLOUR, this day 701; bag chain. *1
SPECIAL. PiLLfiBUBMFLOUR. this day., 750 in: cull. 4
FRESH EGGS that are trash, 24: 002. ‘
We hope to nerve npd. please you.
Yes This is Right
Huft"¥f,fl;""?"'“ ”in“ ,“i‘ll'qv
17 NORTH whim".
Free delivery to all parts of tho two cities.
R. ”J. Curbill’s Bridge Pin,
11.1 Quality Firm-{.3
Wa'rc'u 134413 .393
Innocent 111.1 Cod,
Delaware-«River Rafe shad
Daiawnr R nrlucksmdp
Blue m til rye 'and” amid” ' lb. . ~ ,4.-14
1. M1. .1 . .- .LIVEWOIBTKRGONW nbAv
moons wankiih'rn'
waouiucrou eraser. Nair
we
8' wring on. ballroom 7501409
Cranehe
as watt. erase-r.
Hoodlum. Enticing 1
omnumu 1111mm ms of glasses; Tiny a“ j_
lions of defective vision and unfair! hemp '
prised at the contort a plir 1: grams win-a rd- It 1'1111- slit-tile?
detective. Scientific examination, and prspnrimdtht ,
jetted in what you in guaranteed hers.
norm: a. non: hul-
““i" ’ i’i’i‘fi‘d’fiitl‘iihmam .1 1.11.1.
ohm... " Ma, 11:10. 12:10. 0:11am minim
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