Phone use.
"Wm
Ice Cream
and Ices.
Fancii Ice
Cream to
Order at
LANE’S
mmomu
51 Washington St.
titlill ' ll Il'Si'
J l .
Miss Mary Field I’rirdee has been
spending a few days in South Nor-walk.
Uttr Brothers‘ i.odc.e. l. (l. 0. I41. of
Norwaik. will hold tr session this er-
errinrz.
Dainty rind summery looklrti: para-l»
sols tit ltertd‘s. at speeirtl prlees. See
iltl.
'l‘hose suits selling rtt iiowlrtud's till
about irrtlf pr tr e are burgttln wonders. '
Ste prices in ad
“hen the appetite goes wrong and
nothing tastes good try n chop or|
steak from Seltnrib‘s.
E. M. 'l‘olles &: (Yo till all orders as
promptly as they t'llll and at. low:
prices. See ad. '
Mrs, John Tryon strtrts totlrty for,
Oklahoma. whore she whl visit her;
sister for some time '
TheI Iiadlts Setting (‘lrele ot the
South Nottiulk Brinti. ht (J4hurth will!
llil\l tornotiott at :2 it ill,
Illehrtrd Aberttlroth. of llrtriert. wris'
rt visitor in town yesterday. lie was
accompanied by George Bothy.“
'i‘lre stlroorrer Phoebe Ann :itrit'edt
iii the harbor this morning: ttith ll ear- l
go (It tartitd for Raymond llrotiters. l
)ll‘H. William I.. (lrtrdiiier. of Kt“
ert‘llle, N. r. is visiting her itiit- -.
Miss Steilrt 1.. (lirr‘diiier. of Str‘rttt'berr‘y‘l
llill.
Letter Carrier H, 0, Ilriiley', “lllll
has been ill. is somewhat better and
has been able to resume hisrdutiis at
the South Norwalk post oiliee.
The time to get a gas range is now,
wiirte prompt connections can be made.
Send for representative of the (fore,
treetieut Railway and Lighting (fourl
party.
Mrs, Charles H, Armstrong and Mrs
l‘itrtlon B. Lee of Bridgeport who
hate been guests or" Mrs. Mortimer \l.
1 cc, of h‘nittieid 8.\".tllll(‘ hrtte returned
to their home.
The New ior k (‘ rotery to. defy eoru '
petition in regard to qurt‘ ity irt eyery't
lirrtrrth of tin ll store rind as for lill(t‘ I
note a few of the rnrirty bargiins for
this ”week. which appear lit the ad.
The I.tttlr'e-;' Assoeirition of the South
Nortt'nlk Baptist (,‘Ertirt-h will hold
their quarterly meeting on ”‘lhtirsdrtyl
«\trtirrg at the (‘ llllltll at 7: it). Misti
Sillirrirtn will address the tritetiinrz.
Tire ('rirnirtrti totiit of Common
I’Iras will come lit at Bridgeport to,
lll’,"|ll(l\\ and on \\(‘tlllt‘>‘tlll_\’ with it jIr
l‘\' The jtitymeri from Norwrtlk are
lldwnrd Larigrirr and William S. Athtr‘ i
tort.
\liss t‘rttheriue Skidti. of New \oik .
who is employed in the linen dtpait
rtrent of ISloorningdrile' s establishment
:tt Third at'.cnue 59 anti t'iOth str,eets I
spent Sunday at her old ironte in Nor-
\t'itlli.
'l‘he srtle of small wares and toilet.
goods at the Boston Store will lie cort-
tiriired iirttil Wednesday. During this
stile the most exceptional values are
being: offered in snirtii everyday needs,
See ad.
The regular inciting of the Further
Lights of the South Norttolk llrtptist
(‘lllli‘t'll/ will be held tonight at h‘
o‘eioek at the church. followed by iI
business meetingr or" the t litistirtn Iii-u
tlr‘avot Soriett ‘
llotel Lill’lotd grunts yesterday were
.I. W. .ltlt'llllil .'illll trite. Ilridueport, (’l .
ll. lli‘illll, (‘ \i'. I’rtrk, hi. it. 'I‘Iionipsou
rind wrfe. (l. A. Mohr and wife. H, Itlzil-
rnon, (i. .lenriiucs. New ‘t‘ork: W. 'l‘.
Abee, Waterbury.
The Conimereiahlleeoril gives the
real estate summary for the currenr
week as being nine sales, with more
tullzcs of some. For the first. week
in May, last year. there were two sales. .
with mortgages of $2.71‘
A conundrum supper \\ 4ill be giten on
\\ednesday' evening. May ll bt lllC
Decker Club of the South N01“llll\’
Baptist Church fro n ti until 8 at the!
ehurth. After the supper .'iu excel-
lent program of errtertainnrt nt will be‘
enjoyed.
The roads bet“ eon Brewster and the
State line hate bten lt.‘t‘l-.‘l\lllf: the at-
tention of the High“ at Commissioner
and the Connecticut hizltttay nuthmi
' ties hate taken up the work tiom there
to the Danbury city limits. As a to i
still the loads from Brewster to Dan
bury were neter in better condition-
Brewster Standard.
—In days of old when knights were
bold and barons held full sway tlr-tl
public did not need in those days. a full ’
stocked grocery store to fill their lard l
er. Such an up Module store I keep atl
No. 1 Benton St.. and in order to do
business successfully today it is neces
sary to sell the best goods at the low- l
est prices. which I do. Idef;Y Jew or‘
Gentile to contradict this statement
Gite me a trial and be, self— convinced '
OLE OLSEN 4l
Calnphoralod Nophlballne
and Cedar Compound
the proper thing to use at the house
cleaning season. for the destruction of,
moths and small insects
Moth Compiler by the barrel or by
the bound.
5 "1.1.301! POWELL COR.
Motion Dru Mo.
can We . ' Wit.
0183.llllli\ (\t b: urged pulplis yesterday with
ltire liet'.
‘uioi'riiuu,
,in siielt condition that it will with-
stand setete inspection ’I heir shoes
must nitt ys he blrieked. and they
it'lllli tl!‘
Norrijo. instrunrtrrtztlz Your I‘md
(lave Ills l.it'o For His Country. I'n~
,I-.i.~, liilllglllllll'.’ \Villtf, You're As We!-
eorne its the. l“l(l\\"!“ iii May, Dixie
(lirl. Our lloys rind Girls Mnrrii. 0h.
Shiningv Light, When the llltre Sky
'i‘iri'ns ti (told I :Itest lwo Step .lrtp-
lsounr NORWALK
Judge Joseph“ R Taylor in in New
\orlt teddy. on buotneu.
Allen Barnum of Malllllt‘l‘lusettl is
the guest or his sisttt Mrs. (‘huries .~.\
llltktl, of Mull) street .Norwrrlk.
l 'lhe ode ring tit the Norwiilk (‘oiigte
urtthiirtil (lmhtuth yestrr‘zdrt) wriit the
annual oir'eriiiu tor i-iitii‘elt rnuaie.
Mittn Grace lirunum (it New \ork.
“Its tht guest territr'idtiy. of her Slfilt‘l‘
“is. Charles A. Tucker. 0! Main street.
Miss I‘lvir-eute F Lee deiltered tt
te uipr Iitirte address to quite ii gather-
irtu y'mesteitlty .tlitirrmIii lll ii. A. it.
“all. I
f Mr. and Airs. e. A.
street. life tilll‘l‘lllllllllu Mr. tillil lira.
llrowrr. The Inner 15 Mrs. ’l‘tieker‘s
aisttr ‘
Miss .'iliit \Iellttttli, oi llnnbtliy' who
has been tht guist or’ the Misses All'ltl
rIitd Jirimi .\lt\ lllllt'll oi Wilton rite |
true returned ironteb this morning
The Hot .l .\lt(‘ lure Bellows former-i
iy rtttot of (irnce Clllll‘f,(ll Noittrtlk.
who is now it eihtplrtin III the Iriitetl
lState; Nrity, has hi I n titirtet‘erifled from
Ith e \\' lllli sh to the Mlurrtttpollrt
’ilie ltey II t‘ Miserte pastor or
'l‘iiekei'. of Mlllll
the l'll\l (‘ontrregutionril (‘ llllll it, Ilatri-
(.t-otge iI. Egbert. piistoi ttl
lllt Nt rttrtil. t‘onuiegrttiotiril t‘ hureh.
l‘h llt'\ (‘. W.
on Home
Irt- etirtr: of
hlieltoii \\'lll speak
Mis ions. at the monthly
indies” lltlit‘t'lllt‘lll .\s~'oei.t-
llIIir, itt the Notii‘rilit (‘Iliui'eL'itiurrull
t‘ltirreli, \\'l‘lilllrlitlil,\' :Il‘tw'uooii, ilt iii
ti't'liii lt,
.lud e .lol ll ll hittlti i..ritterriliiii.: the
Ilretiiliti: on lip Ilii'llt‘t' ol' illt‘isiriu ot
the ltl\\ll or .‘x‘orniiil. :It Ilttrtl'tu'tl. to»
dirt before lll"..‘_!lt‘tlill committee. .he
hearing eoiuriieut'ntl ill ii o'elitek this
An trrttrt'riuureril will It held ill lllt
lletkeiry :'rtrt Il.:rpr -.l \\Irlrri d.r\
melting, tlri prov-reds of \\ iith \' ill gt
tottrtrd tltllll_\lll,l., the e\peuse oi tlir
illllltllll t‘1il‘ililllt't‘lll tr. p of St. Paul N
rlri it be ye
l‘he <tr-ttt (‘oiintil O. l'.\. I\I.,ttl1l
hold it meeting tomoir'ott in Mer'lden
Joltu I’lzinrier. .lrtrues ll. \\'llmott and
(tent: e (itettoti are to rtt'eud its debt
L'ltll 4 trout liutolrt ttllllltll til South
INorttalk ()tittr itiernlitts \iili proba-
.Ily ritteutl.
(‘oiiintodore 'l‘, H
'lliitlurpoit. :tettditpriti ltll by Mrs .\‘llit‘~
IIIItrIld Itlll itirssiil .‘liltlllllllllll lllltl
.‘llxx Alriruiiiit .\liil' l). .:utirl rtir.tde 4Ititi
fro it IlIitli: e rm .1 on Sunday in his riirto
mobile rrntl lizivl Illrruir' ill l.lie llotel
( llfltirtl.
The W. (‘ T [7. tttileers tit strite rtrio
eouuty trill hold it :tbool of m Itiroils
iii Stamford ‘l.-it lJ‘riitd Iii . Meetlnr.
held in the 'llellioilist. (‘lllll‘t‘lL A ltli'ue
(lt' location from South I‘Jor'waik will be
irt attendance. beginning' It) o'eloelt
‘i‘li'rrsdriy’ morrrinu.
.I_ II. 'l‘orltuslr. I‘uluht tritiri wrote.
on the New \III-i: imam. it oi the t‘ort
solidrird” rt‘IirIi. l‘ll.i l't‘.~ .tnerl. illltl .l. N
.\I It- lion tld or
lx'itiu. t'or‘ineily b‘liiil‘I'4lllI-lltlt'l‘.l or tip
t'errtrrtl Division .It' the New York A
Nttt lintzliriiii ltdilr'rmd. will stierre.
|hi rn
Mr. Smith or" the Nortt‘rrlk l’l‘illll
lllllUll .‘tlllanee will hold rt Illlllllt
rueetirrrt lorrtor'rott :it ,2; it in. in tin
ti. A. ll hail. \tlr’illtlt Stitirfitie Merit
bits or ltte Stamford nrrd liierrbteoi.
\lli irtnves are iittited to attend. ~ Hilllll
lord Advocate. Saturday.
Among the diners or the t‘liil‘trrt
lllltl y'n-.ti iiirIy were t‘iirt::r4e:~‘s:ii:ir
and Mrs l1.l.llll,.“:lll'\\‘Illl(:(',l" (is
born, Alit. , Osborn, sort rind Illitlll, Nor
walk; llr‘, rtnd .‘.lrs. (‘ohurrr city: Mr
rtml \Irs, .l: A. Crimp~ Mrs. 1‘. ll. (‘ool
idue tire. and .‘iiiss Inimitr. It. ll. Kt el
tact M“; llite. \rrtohl Russ and \i'rt'r.
Ntritint‘r; (l. tonnes and r‘\', Iiirrlrno
S(.ll.ll No: \t.tlk
lie (‘onsolidrtted rortd employer
hate retelt'ed orders for the summer
season. lir-rikemtn. conductors and
station eruployes must \\"'lill \\llllt‘ ml-
hit 4 must keep their hats on stint glit.
and mus i always have their clothing!
must llllHl‘ 5 brush lllt ir tlolhiug (on
dritiors must \teir ttliite shirts white
eoliars‘ with neat birtek tie. either
l'l‘lll‘rlll'llflllil. llrtg‘rzrtgetueu
riettt blue tiretlted denim
when en need in touch work.
in: ist fit (it "ly'.
:Itrty ttenr
ore! rill;
but they.
Fifteen cont Sale of
Sheet Music
Saturday and Monday
.iii :4- r: rrmplr' ti Mllltll
it or Slllfl-Jl no seennd- Irriud Ilitye les.
COLEMHN'S
Our only: Guarani»: Satisfaction or Manny Book.
Ne w
Spring Shirts
Neglect to come for your negligcc shirts now will rob
you of the pick of the season's best
Never before has this town been trcaud to tiIlLll it display of
and
smart shirts as you‘ll find here now.
Stripes and figures on white and dark grounds;
and plaitcd bosoms. cuffs attached or detached—4mm 50c to
$3.00.
Better come in soon and make your selections.
you to do so.
Don't jump from heavy to thin underwear-cemcterics
grow because people take underwear chances.
ium- weight for now—baibriggan or wool. 50c to $1 00.
Spring suits are on the go. here; ours have lots of “go"
in them—that‘s why they're going out lively.
neernsasravms
Successors to Comatock Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
We guarantee every bottle of ,
Vluol to do Just as we repro-
sertt. or we will refund money.
'lllE Cllllllllll PHARMACY
a The Prescription Store.
H The modern tonic Reconntructor
VI'NOL
l
smartest patterns.
All can purtho door.
Night Coll. Answered.
Tclephono‘ Clll, 15-2.
W
plain
TODAY IN WALL STREET
Nl-I \'\ Hill R. May it. J-Ilthll Holt, lit
the l'uirid titties tiisti'it-r (fotrrt torlrty‘
-Hllsllll'tl no order suspending rind stay-
ing all further exrtrrrr‘rtritions of Edwin
ll:l\\'lt',\' rind l“l'illi‘.\' ll. Hay. in eortiree-
tr'ori with the brrukrrrptey proceedings
or llrrrtiel .l. Sully it: Company, pending
the derision of the l‘irited blittes (lir-
etiit (‘lllir‘l ot‘ Appeals on th- petition
in r'ei'irw. An application was Illiltl"
iil’tet‘ Mr. Ilitwli-y' had been ttt'iee on
the \'.‘|llrt.~‘s stand to stiiy' rtll l'ItI'ther
i\trriiirr:itioits ot' ltiiustll' and Ray.
i-ourisel representing them. llllt'llllil: the
exttirilrrutioih were lll‘e,ltllllt‘l.‘ll to their
interests and t‘lllllllllll.’ tliiit their ttlll'
iteetioii with Sully" it'v (‘orrrprtriy‘ lritd
been t‘,\‘ll.’!lln‘ll\'4 ly‘ detailed in“! explain—
ed by Mr. liritt'lI-y during his two
ierrgtliy' rind surtreliitru exumiurttiorrs.
Judge Holt. granted the stay teritpor4~
iirily. btri lillt r tll‘lllt'tl the opp-.Irtrrtiou
toiiri-rel t'.Ir Aim llil\\lt_\ .iiid Roy
It‘ll pay
Get good med-
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
\l'fi.
their lllttl rrri illflldl with the llllttll
thrtt devotes so rnuelt
GOOD CLEAN OATS
is rt hobby of mlno_ because I know how to do it right,
believe lrt it. and have faith that you will.
mind long ago to lead in this sort of business. so I urn ‘~ ttl
giving it the. best quality and I‘ill‘t‘ I'rn eripiiblc of, just
to lntltree trade my wiry.
rt: *eIttloir to
However, don't trike our word for it, you be the judge.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
ed to tlit rirrtrktts lll‘lllllli‘s'o, .r-\rtt
itiilllil :iiitl Melioplltrtu ‘iiri-ti l'; irltt l'\
, Ileeliiietl i. Me tioplitrtn Si t irrities II
x ; rind Knuntthrr ntrd Mieliirirtrt 'l \\ool
-o preferred irtltiul I. Kurtst Smith.
MANUEL T' HATCH' “I‘ll iii. and Wells Fargo 3.
There is no house ill the trade
quality as
hiltlt! (lltl‘ll totrrt ot‘ Appitils. Illl'l
Judge “till today niride peiirrrti nerit Ihr
.triy riritil :i derision on the rippt rl tins
iepoiti d.
\\ \I l. .i'lI’IClC l. ltlziti II. in The
:.lUt'l\' niriiktt to My npenid with ri
..lit'.lrti,t' errsier tone for the more in:-
portttnl speeiitltles. Millillilllilll Edi tro»
poliirtn Strett Ilriiltt'rIy‘ tilltl (‘onsoiithtt-
ed this were tItT 3.. to r._, and some of
, the (‘oiltrs rt lit. le less Itrtilrortd
Im.ttle till my stotks iii to for the most putt lllll' lrarrue
\VAld. S'l‘llIClC'i‘, il .'l rri. >l’r'iee.~
drifted slowly dottriwrit'rl on r-t‘iillly' ot-
terlrips. I re sure a,:rii st some o: t 1“
potiirlties and the irbseiite ol rtrtt irt
\th do.
([llll,\ lot the stuudzird slot-Its t'liilll'llllll-
\\'.\l.l. S’l‘ltlil‘ll'. i it trim l'iiltllt‘l'
losses in lll.‘ spin-Lilies wtrt iei-ot'ei‘—
til, iiIrt t‘onsolztlritetl this i'il:;psed to
the lowest nuriiri itu fro-ii s- ll Hg. Nut
nitrelr ilittr'ez-‘t was niriiiit'iel II in l'illl'
:tirrd stiiv ks. (‘ot‘u I’l'tltillt‘th lost lit.
', TUNING AND
Only One Reason
for the, great number of
WOODBURY PIANOS
we st:lI-MERIT—»y4(ttt get. the fittest instrument.
point, that ran be offered :it the price
llll is Illlll\\(‘tl to enter itrtol Its eon liiltllt‘li, and you can but it Di»
RECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.
otir [antoiy otrt- put
SEE THE WOODBURY.
We have one of these famous pianos. sllghlly used. which will be
sold rtt rt reduction of $75.00 from original price.
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS.
REPAIRING.
.nrrd tte “nut to impress irpo'r you that YOUR lN-
TERESTS are at. strike when we say,
limiters, Shorty. & Corbett Bloch.-
Sntdh Nor‘walk. Telephone lr’til.
Open. High. Low. rule.
.‘.nrril. (‘op.. 47!? 47'. Iliili
Mu. (‘ot. ()il. .'ltl iltr Bil-7:.
.\llr. I.t‘I(‘t\., 1R3. lit-'1’. i.\‘1l,
.‘.nt. Smelt. iii to ill
.‘.nr. Sugar, 1'27 1:371... .- 137‘ .
.‘illllt‘tllltl'd. 7.31; 73?. 77»
.\ 'I‘ 6‘: S. Fe. 72 7;”... 72‘...
llrtltti, & Ohio, 7H3 Th't‘d 78%
ll‘klyrr, It. ’F., 42W; 47.1.2 451/;
from etery strtiid— t‘heS. at; Ohio. Hilly tutu. 30
Nothing but tho best rtrr rtei "ll. (it. \\'est.. 1358 l Ins 155%
t‘lr Ital K.- St [2. H2743.- T‘ HE“...
. t‘or. Gas. 2th 207
“(I lilltt‘ ll Npl‘tlill lilltlt.‘ in l)t‘l_ & lllltl.. 15m”; ‘ ‘4 13614.
‘ Erie. 2w. 4‘ m 2H.
lot. it» Nash. 1077... 10x ll'T'g itiR
Manhattan. Hill/4' 1431,; [iii Hill.
.‘iiet. St, ity., 1083". tetra, itIT .. HIS”.
TODAY'S QUO TAltths.
Reported ever the private wires 0‘
Maples & (iolrlseliruhlt. (.‘onrniissitm
Mex. Central, 71,-; 7‘»; 7‘. 71¢.
.'\l. K, & 'l‘.. l? l? 17 17
M K d’: T pf., Iltilzi. ”til, :ltt .‘lil
Mo. Pacific, flint; (ll-'l.. Sill; ill 1';
Nat. Lead. tttrv 187.. ”5.. 187...
N. Y. Central. ilt’t/ liI'i 1145/4115
()ut. & West. 211/: 'ii 1/2 2144... 2m.
l’rte, Mall. 36% 26%;... 23%... 2633.
Penn. R. It., 11414. ll4‘..;’. 11-114; till/.'.
I’i'es. S. (Tara. 2161A; 2cm; 261.43 mm.
Reading. 431.4. 4:. 4:} 43%,
Rock Island, 22".”; 22“,: 1121.4. 122%
South. Pae. ~17 17% 4? 4714.
Sou Ily' (:‘.o. pf. 83- 5 $33; 3:11.”. 833'.
Texas Pan. 3.";- 2‘2‘9-‘3 323,4 £231.11:
Iltriorr Para. em, so; 84 841
U. S. Rubber, lit lo 159;; 153/:
l'. S. Steel pf., {it‘d 53!; 52"» Mil-.4,
West. I'ri. 'I‘el.. Sill/4 8933 891.3 893.3
MUST RETURN MONEY BBBROWED
New York Supreme Decision Against
Socialistic Labor Party.
NE“ lORK. May 9.-—The Sotittllst
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding' 5 Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
Bethlrire Typ
These pnpt‘is arc ntrtnt‘rretiued expressly for typewriting work. They (‘Olll-
line rill the qualities Strencht, Durability rtnd Fineness of texture
rt ntirtl tr. do good Wt‘lik on most \\l'ltlll" mat-hints now in use
W. P. BEERS,
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
Call us on the phone and we will deliver the goods.
STATIONER
errriter Paper
6 South Main St.. 89. Norwalk.
I :rbor Party must return money bor-
rowed. rtr-eording to a decision of the
:tepeilztit term of the Supreme Court
I. ndeied today in affirming a judgment
in tutor of Peter lrlebiger. against Eber
I“,orbes treasurer of the party. award-
ed by it jury in the city court
The action was brought to reeot'er
money loaned by the plaintiff to the
Sotinlist party to be ll'wd lit the pub.
litation of a daily net-spaper. lit the
argument on appeal. the defendant eou~
tended that the party was to be reeog
nized as a political organization dis
tinet. from associations formed for the
purpose of pecuniary profit. and that
there was no authority vested in the
Board of Trustees to make a contract.
The decision of the. appellate court
must es-
rm.
"5hr.
YOUR MONEY
What do you do with it? Do you
spend it all? It you should be out of
work for a week or twu would you
ihate to {all back on your friends for
help or go without?
Why dont you start a Sittings Ac,
count with us and be independent.
TRUST COMPANY.
Open Saturday evenings from? to 8.
{ per cent. on paving: deposits.
m
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED H ATS-” will par you to (all and you
will save money.
65 Washington St..
The fellow who backs the ponies is Some mole wear glasses to see bob
always deeply interested in the race tor,
problem. _
says in part: “The Moo. at the trial
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
A. ISRAEL. Proprietor.
CALL AND SEE OUR FULL LINE OF MILLINERY.
look better.
So. NOrwalk, Cl.
and some because they think they
showed that the Socialist Labor Party
differs materially from other political
parties in the form of organization
and its organization was cast in the
form of it close association and finally
upon evidence given by both parties
rtrflieiertt to carry the case to the jury.
the question as to the authorities true.
ties who contracted the debt. repre-
sented by the loan and who were ad-
mitted to have been the agents of the
Serialistie labor Party. to contr t the
.-. 4 debt as they did. was submitted 0 the.
jury as one of fact together with the
question whether the loan was made as
lelaimed by the plaintiff. Both these
questions were submitted to the jury
-* under a charge quite invertible to the
defendant. Upon the whole one no
reason appears for disturbing the retro
(I)
E
a
5"
ALL READY TO PUT on:
Today, tomorrow, some day within a few days, ydtt'tl w
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes.
Then you’ll want to have a new Suit ready to put cum-or
you'll be uncomfortable until you get it
We have a fine collection of smart new Spring Suitl to
show you. ’
We have a broad variety of patterns for your, selection-3-
shapely and made to keep their shape through long artifice.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED
SACK SUITS AT $10, $12, $5. $18, Silo and 825.
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Clothiers and Fumlxhoro, I
98 Washington Street. South Nomlk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 32m.
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Something Doin'v
We are putting forth our best efforts to serve and untidy and will! all
you good people to know about it. .
QUICK SERVICE.
New Lobsters Lobster is growing acorcer and oolroer. Jul! got In‘
some fine new which we are able to sell at 35c. HI: been ‘00.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing is a superb article which you will want tor
lObster sale (1 25c. “
New Boneless Sardines, finest, 30c. large can.
Pineapple, canned, small cano.12c.
Pineapple. canned, large cans, 18c.
La3t chance to buy nice.s s,weet but small Florida Oranges, at 10¢ dot. 1.
for 25c. Nice for cutting up
Duck Eggs—~A small burp fine lot. if you want any speak qulek. 89¢ a}...-
Lorenzo Dibble.
Three Pounds Best Tea, all kinds” fS‘th—e—d5
Five Pounds Mocha and Java Coffee. $1. IQ.
Five Pounds Best Butler. ~‘ SI 15
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTERCOu
17 NORTH MAIN srnzzr. sourH'Non wool;
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TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all part: or the Mo ohm,
R J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’ti
Quality First. Price Low. '
Connecticut River Shad.
PORGIES. BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, merwa ELLS. Furriers, dram
coo. BOSTON BLUES, ROUND AND LONG CLAme.
ALL GOODS wrtnnmrao. . '- ’ ".
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next Io John H. Forrln’ “ll Gill“.
Branches—20 White 82.. Danbury; 75Paoific Street, Stamford -
Who“ has in:
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He Sees Best
00 YOU REALIZE the sorloul Consequence. or
Strain?
Priceless beyond all other possession: in the wealth! I“ it It»,
serves your highest consideration. ‘
DON'T TlilFLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINAT'ON FREE. PEI-W
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
o. B. JACKSON.
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58'WALL STREET, ””846! :b'lfq;
deadlocks. Eyoaoho, Blurring of tho Print;
Oftentimes show the need of glltul. They are “pl. 0' tho Mfi , .
tions of defective vision, and should be attended to at odéo. VOW." '
prised at the comfort 3 pair of gllueo will afford If your $.9th M do > ‘ '
detective. Scientific examination, and properly fitted glam ‘9'. "
justed is what you are guaranteed here.
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofroounn Opllo'tol.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointment: at convenlo no. of patron.
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South Nonnlk. Conn.
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