lit Qifoum a! Nab Ia Walk HWord Ind Nortbbeld d. i l-‘lve pounds best hotter tor 331.16 at The Lee Ten and Butter Go. See ad. tor other bargains. A few suggestions for your Sunday idinner appear In the adIt of the Pub- lic Market today. Read High grade satablea It3 small cost at the New York Grocery 00.. Rfld\3333 ,ad. tor specialI ton Saturday. A suit chance that no woman can glord to lose is. ottored at the How- Motility Goods 6038“ ad. a. new none at the Inn: section «it. “our Ih II humanism I'tylitii and especially adapted for shirt waist Iuirta. See ad. N I lam vIIltiag ”3 Fallon Ice .. V Cream to Order at LANE’S ”OW "a (IVtimeVnow to grievous storing?“ resyopu on.an eec rca 51 Washington St. . are prepared to meet all your renal” meats. 3‘50. and. ... Charles E. Beynwur strives to sell the best goods the market attordI at reasonable prices Fresh vegetables received daily. See ad. Camphorated Naphthaline and Cedar Compound are proper things to use at the house cleaning season. For sale by Stilison Powell Cor. Tristram and Hyatt are prepared to furnish anything in the line of tloor coverings and all work is done in the beat possiole manner. William P. Beers. the up-to-dste Nor- walk and South Norwalk Stationeer has just received a fine line of the well known Berkshire Typwriting pa- pers The Illustrated songs presented in the Morgan it Hoyt entertainment at the Hoyt opera house, next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at 4 o’clock and evenings at 8 p. m. are very touch- ing and real, one being the new and popular sang ‘Takc Me Back to My Local iieuslinies ms Merlin and iiin ii! Oi EDI“ walk were in Wilton. Bunday. --Rowayton Hose Go! I minstrels to« night and tomormw night. Gulder'a H‘ail Bowsyton. Thehew choir of the south Norwaik Baptist Church will render special music next Sunday. Mrs. George Ford or New York, will attend the funeral of Miss Frances Bradley, this afternoon. Mrs Charles H. Séymour, of South Norwaik. is the guest of Mrs. Howard D. Smith in VRidgeiield. ‘ 'ihe Norwalk Typographical Union did not hold a meetln last night, ow- ing to the absence ofV quorum. The Misses Jennie and Lillian Olm- 3 V smart shine as you’ll find herd now. $3.00 Better come in soon and make you to do so. ium-weight for now—balbriggan or in them-that's why they' re going Louisiana Home. " -—Come to the great spring special ty sale. Two floors tilled with bargains. goenV Sat; May 7th. M. S. Smith &. stead, of Nod district, Georgetown, have been visiting in Norwalk. Stephen Sheldon has resumed his duties atthe store of‘William P. Bears, in Wall street, Iris: a‘ brief illness. ~—Look in 0' Brien' s window and see the new hats. Joseph Ghiotto and~Ellis F. Makln of south Norwalk. are painting a large sign for H. Krlegor 0. Company, on Decker Field. More fine Weather is promised. it would be difllcult to find pleasanter weather than The Norwalks have en» Joyed since Sunday. w-0ne week's offering of specials for spring. should attract wide atten- tion to buyers of the Norwalks at M. a Smith It 00' e. Morgan & Hoyt's Lsdies‘ Military Band will give a short concert from The annual meeting of the Norwsllt Bird Club will be held on Monday eve- ning, May 9th at the home of Mrs. C A, uintard 148 Main street. Norwslk Plans for the season and election at oillcers will be the business of the meetinf. in addition to the usual pro grain. The matter or the dispute betwaen the Norwnlk water commissioners and the officials or the Norwuik Mills Com puny is said to be in some process at adjustment. but the question of own rship of some of the hydrants in Win- nipank has added a little to the com piication. At the Smith Norwalk Baptist . penance-m «vulvcaebhani the Opera House balcony, It 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, May 11. Miss Josephine Huntington has re~ moved tromyiltop to Norwaik. where she will make her home with her brother, Dr. 8. .Hr.‘ Huntington. The Dsnb‘ury New says Mrs Bertha Moehring, of Louis Lodge. 80th Nor- waik. attended the monitors of Her- man convention in Danbury, yesterday Company F Will give a social at the armory on Monda evening, There will be dancilig. and s will be the last social event or the company for the season. ,V. A meeting or the board ofothcers oi the Third Bmiment, C. N (1.. will be held in endgame tonight. Probably most of the oiilcer-s in The Norwalks niil attesting. x .. . *Cottoilne 10c in F D3. L. 0: Co. Washington Comp, Patriotic Order oi , the Sons'ot' America, held ltsf regular meeting last night. and made arrange- ments for themnnnsi roll-call, enter tainmcnt‘a‘nd supper next Thursday night. in Mystic caiun Hall “The shirt waist specialties tor one week beginning May 7th are in large quantities and at great bargain prices. M. 8 Smith A: 00 Homer C. Godfrey, Iccompanied by C E. Winton. L. ”3. Morris, J. B Hub- bcll and a. 11. Goul31 all of Bridgeport made a trip fronif- ridgeport in Mr. Godfrey‘ s automobile last evening, and had supper at The once Buckingham Posh. (ii A. 3.. ct Nor- walk. will meet this evening, when the arrangements for going to Hartford to attend the. regulaggarmy encampment and the re-union of the Arroy- of the V3 Potomac will be dismissed The Charm nurses, sons of3 Tom the slxtletll an; niversa’ry or the institution or that or dad in New Hilfhlli, Wednesday. May 11.8evetalamtdt from Concord Division, or Norwilk .Wiii attend. ~OotVtonlne 13595.: 1‘. .p .1. a do- A very enjoyable and profitable prdyer meeting was, held last night at ' the South Not-w 9134? Baptist Church. Thalia y. 311. B5" gfilamentous soaiI'rke from the text "All things work to gether tor g " were host practical and helptul. _. ,. warren Woodward a High street Norwalk ind. had one of his eyes quite badly injured a day or two ago, while coming up the upper harbor in a row boat. A boy on shore threw a lump ot- coal at him which found a mark on his eye, discoloring it. »< . —.-'-Mattinga. oil cloths. and window shades,: are at threatens ' Anaheim comm 3}“. a.- film: a co. Word has been receiv from Altred. E3 m 99.11% r;wlIdEhdhee ,cas Laughing Water You re As Wei- '3' come as the Flowers in May, Balearic» are Church next Sunday morning the fourth sermon in the series will be omitted until the following Sunday. A special collection will be taken to go towards ,tbe .supoprt of the Aged Min- isters' Home The Rev. Mr. Podgson will be unable to be present on ac- count Ol' illness. . ~Bown’yto'n3 Hose Co.“ a mlnstrels to night and tomorrow night. Guiders Hall Rowavton; . The regular meeting 0! the Connec- (lent Probate assembly will be belt. at the capitol, in Hartford. on Wednes' day. May is at 10: 30 a in Judge 1. W. Cleavelhnd. of New Haven, will ad dress the assembly upon the topic The Origin or Connecticut Probate Jurisdictlo‘m had of Some of Our Pro- bate Doctrines." The matter of the renal summer outing will be arranged anti a committee appointed. ‘EArmours lard 3 lbs. 25c F D. I". 0. V 2.1“ L. H Decker ls exhibiting a curios ity in bid store its proof with what tenacity the paste he uses in putting on wall paper adheres to any sort of sub- stance -ln taking paper from a room in Washington M. Sharrotts residence. the paper pulled of! three coats oi Iuint. This can be plainly seen in the sample at Mr. Decker's store. Mr. Decker has 500 or 000 rolls of paper to hang, but finds it impossible. to get enough men to do the work.‘ -—The kitchen dep‘t on the lower floor will afford I great variety of special bdrgains for the coming week. M..S SVItIlth It Co. . fifteen Cent sale a! . . shoot Music Saturday and Holiday Navajo. instrumental: Your Dad Gave His Bite For His Country. Un- .- Dixie Girl, Our Boys and Girls March. Oh. Shining Light, When the Blue Sky Tut-nadir. 0914, .lzatest Two Step. Jap- an‘s Trinmp March 2 .. COLIMIN'S to North Main? err-m. South Norwalk. Agent for A. G. Spaulrilng'a BauhaiiV and Sporting Goods. For sale-«No second- hand Bicycles. V 80m neonate. ’ OOOO CLEAN Is a hobby of mihe, because I kn to induce trade my way. There is However, VVdVon'Vt take our ward for woonsurr we soil—«MEBIF-‘you get the finest instrument. point, that can be oflered at the price. REOT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. our factory output and we want to impress upon you that VYOUVR iN- . ‘ TEREVSTBV are at stake when we say, I . ear. THE wdo’o . _ We have one of these famous pianos. sold eta reduction of $75.00 from original '. v‘ CABH OR EASY PAYMENTS. TUNING AND REPAIRING. believe in it. and have faith that you will. mind long ago to lead in this sort of business. so i am giving it the best quality 'and care l'm capable of. just that devotes so much attention to quality as as do. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. Only One Reason3 for the great number of Neglect"v VfM come for yourpqllgce shirts now will rob ' ,3}... of thepi'cfi of the seasons best and smsmst patterns. Never beret} has this town bjecn treated to such a display of I ..3' StrineaiVstyl figures on white and dark ground“ plain ’. and plaited bdsoms. cuffs attached or detached—from sec to your selections. It'll pay 13 Don’t~jump from heavy to thin underwear—cemeteries grow because people take underwear chances. Get good med- wool, sec to $1.00. Spring suits are on the go. here; ours have lots of “go" out lively roams &STEVENSE Sdooeuora to Comatook Bros} TEL. CALL, 32-2. OATO . ow how to do it right. i made up my no house in the trade it you be the Judge. MANUEL T. HATCH. 5' ‘4‘. WWW .5 _. I‘M , from every stand- Nothing. that the best materi‘” lid is allowed to enter into its construction, and you c , I in buy it Dl- ’3 we. take a sh cial pride In 1» suav‘. r“ slightly used. which will be ruled. 3 .2 . . ararrone's ‘ ‘ V r. . . I sorta Mala ac. ' Berkshire Typewriter Paper bloc all the qualities Strenght. Durability and FIE ass of texture most on 5 capital to do. good work on most writing machin ‘3 aw in use. ‘3. ‘ owwfi." - h _ PIANO! scarce. 3‘ 3 further action, however unmatthwmstn-MB ' ; . ' e tit-st prise ‘ Smiles and in: .l i” 'I'ha modernitonio leooaatruetor VINOL We guarantee every bottle of V ,Ninol to do but as we repre- ‘. it.“ : THE ulirutriinrnluf Tie Presctiiiion Store. All can pay at». Night Calla newsrea- Telephone Ball, lVS-l. cw... TODAY In What. eras". ‘ NEW YORK. May o—The expulsion of three members of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange was announced at the opening of business today. The expelled members are W. Grant Hosge, who is said to have been connected with the tins of bongley. Hale a Company; M. E. Bailey and A. H. Page. The expulsions were made on charges that those members had engaged in irregular transactions. few stocks Were dealt in at all in the tit-st live mluutea‘o'f- the trading, and or the usual market leaders the majority were unchanged. Ll-‘her‘e was no chitngo n excess or. a nusV'I-ter either up or down except for' a' decline of 99 in Missouri Pacitic and an hdvanco Vot lit. in Western Union‘. - . WALL STREET 1 p. m—ssvo'rne stocks were neglected and the only changes oi importance were in those less known New York. Chicago 0: St. Louis, lat pfd. fell and Bag ptd. 2. Meanwhile Pullman gained 1 and Rock island bid. and waste a Union 1% TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. _ Reported ever the private wires of Maples a Goldschmidt, Commission ' Brokers, Saarts A: Corbett Block. South Nor-walk. Telephone 168. Open. High how. 1:30. Amal. Con, 47% 47 2:5 47% 47% . Am. Sugar. 127 127127 127 A. T. as. Fe" 72% 72% 72% 73% A '1‘ d: 8 Fe pf, 92% 9213419251. 92% , Balto. &.0hlo 79 79 78% 79 ‘ 1311in R T., 45% 45% 45% 46% Ch.Gt.West3.1n% 15% 15% —- ‘ Ch M & St P 142% 142% 142% 1427’ Col. F a 1.. 30% 31% 30% .31% 53011.6“ 208% 208% 208‘ 208% . Erie, gmfitifi 24% 24% ,IErie.1st.pf.. an ”can can. fill. Central. 130 130%,130 130% Lou. & Nash,1071,6 10'% 107% 107% .1 Manhattan ”mushy. 1421514215 Met. St. Ry. 109% 100% 103% 108% Mo Pacific. 91% 91% 9.1% 91% Nori‘ &West.56166% 50% 56% Out. & West. #21 3215’; 3 21142114, Pcnn.R.R.311~i 1141/. limit; 114%, Reading 43 33.10.1314 43% Rock Island ' 1'22 s 1/3 22%“23 South Pac., 47);. 7% 17% 47% *S'm'ri" go's 3‘ 2‘ are 3%.. on y o p ,83‘ 8 Tenn ctr; «iii . 512.13%: 35% Texas Pac. ‘zzdiiccswzm 22% Union Pad. 84% . 4% 1 8519508411. U s Leather. 68/. 6% 6% U S heath ”13.73;? 79",3- 79% 79% U. 8. Steel 10% 10% U 8 Steel pf, 55% 5552 55 _ 55% West, -Un'- TeL‘W ““8955- 88. 89% ._~9M3N 'IVOO'I 'IVNOILIGGV , Miss Anna Mullins was a visitor3 in New iorlr yesterday. 3 The schooner Phoebe Ann arrived yesterday with a cargo of sand for Raymond Brothers. ~ Mrs. William Chardavvne. of Ely avenue, was operated on yesterday by~ Dr. M. L. Cronin for an abscess * Sharp price cutting is done for this sale, and a splendid oportunlty given to secure real bargains. Salt is the special offer at Joseloft's this week and there are many other good bargains. See ICL ' Letter Carrion My .0. Bailey is oil duty today on account of illness. Clara day. ~. - ,, . ‘ A line display at” new“1 sinus! negli- gee shirts at Rogers and Stevens'. Bet- ter go in soon and make your selec- lions. rs. Kelsler ~of 18% Union street. dressmakers and he sekeepers at the Boston Storev vsItur Hondsydnd Tuesday. . ', A regular routine meeting of Olive “ Branch Lodge Knights of Pythias was held yesterday evening. Considerable ment of the new lodge in Normal}. Club was held last evening. at. which season were discussed". The matter. went over to the next meeting, without A meeting of mammalian Club. or East Norwalk. was held y at EMMA ”Meant, or we will ,yafund money. _ 3 'WALL STREET,N10:10 a. m.-—Very' .WEMNPMAIHI mares arse ence Crofut is substituting for him to; _. Frank‘ Bower Mitts :Mattiegbowu 3 er, of New. 10113 eluding Idler. days with Mr. and 3 A three days sale or small wares tor . work was done toward the establish. ; A regular nieeting or the Oatholic 7 Today, tomorrow, acme day within I is a sudden dislike for your VWI‘nteVr erase; - ’ ' " Then you’ll want to have a3 new Suit read, its. you’ll be uncomfortable untilVyou in it: V ,fi , We have a line collection of3 that new Spring ,. .4 ahowyou. . . ..',$‘ '3 SINGLE AND saunas-saris SACK SUITS AT 310, Sn. Sig. SIS: VVCao . We are putting forth our best efforts to aortic and you good people to know “I“. m QUICK SERVICE. V New Lobsters. Lobster is growing cursor and larder. ~ acme fine new, which we are able to sell at She. Has his “012: - Yacht Club Salad Dressing la a superb article which you wINVw'V IObIter salad, 25c. , New Boneless Sardines, finest. 30c, large can. Pineapple, canned, email cans, 12o. . ~ - V.~ *1 Pineapple, canned: large cans. 18c. ' m chance to buy nice,V sweet. but small Florida one”. i“; “is for 2 Nice for cutting up. Duck Egon-A email, but tine lot. If you want any spoilt “mm tIVItVIthVrVV- All! Three Pounds Best Tea. all kinds Five Pounds Hobbs and Joya Coil” .,V H‘ r" rt. J. ouch" ire Bridge Fish . ‘ Quality Fir-ad Price 9‘ c... Blver Eco Shad, 12¢ lb. also... rises as... Gena. River tick Shad, 310c lb. Poll k no 3.83”“ » Extr '3 Blue PHI 10: lb. cc Extra Week- llh, So "I. VF'ISIV, VFIIIIV, ’15., rattles .111th Fish. oyster-I and can. LIVE 1-. ‘ . ALL 00 two‘- '« 3’" basis h Brunette ' r 75 PIIIIIVIVII SIM 81a s. beyond ails 3r .90 1"!“th Voow'r TRIPLE WITH YOUR use! 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