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TTTTT‘TT TTTTTT THE SOUTH NoRWA‘tK EVENING SENTINEL
1:29.: W. _ ...-... _ -..- ......_. .L..-
. Annular routine rut-.- ting 1.1' Sher ccrsw;wmomm-
Phone 165-5. mffistiliflili} Hoyul Arcanunr was held Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back. ' J ,
WW : 'I'IITT \Vr‘u'i'lui'llI lltTizt'i-t- will Iit‘ (Hitl'l‘l'T ‘
I‘ulkthis Pvt-111111;, at tho "routing of .
('00 oano 'l‘i'lth. I. U. II, M.
Ice cream ' ni'n‘d'll's lilbiiioss (‘ttlll'l‘m lunubrrli Best values Ir] .
and lees.
Faneu Ice
Cream to
Order at
LANE’S
'uamwmmmum
51 Washington St.
11111111 * lilo
Bermuda onions,
Josolll'f'n.
Good grocery nt-ws in Lorenzo llib-
hItT's 1111 today, “(did it.
~Tliundreds of things In
pur quart, 71', at
our base-
mt-rrt for tho :1 11:1)‘5' .\Iny sale. M. S
Smith &. (‘11.
Miss Margaret (Elinor-p, who has
1190“ 111, is 11va to be out.
Shut-t nrusivT. 15o. at Coleman‘s. Sat-
urday and Monday. See ad.
(.‘Illit' of whittT r‘risillr- soap and lat-u
cloth 51-. at The Ulit‘t‘orrl I’lrar'rrravy.
A, .l. (‘ollins and Company ill't’ slrip~
ping aloud oi' Itil‘lllllil‘tT to lil':ir'..'il\'llrtT,
There will be no rt-htTarsal till 1111'
(Tholr at Trinity lipismpal l‘hur'vlr, to~
night.
llats of good style and llow'vn: of
beauty at vtry little lil‘lL’t'S at How-
Iund's. See ad.
1101'. Itonrilly IT‘. ilurnphriu will
prtauh in th-T \‘l'iTsi Norwalk 1'lrapr-l.
Sunday afternoon, at 11:30 o‘clock.
(lrmTi-r 1"11TTinrr and ilIaltTlrus Knapp,
of liltlléHfli‘ltl dlovtT to South ‘T\'oTw .1111
roc Trrtlv and 0111111011 a pleasant \islt
with friends
Smith llorwalk parties have ItTristTtl
tho Lockwood pr'oporty, in Wilton.
from its present owner, .\llss Sarah
Davenport.
Mrs. William Underdown. of Taylor
avonuo, has rt-Ttrrrnde home from a visit
with her son. Wilinnr UntltTrdown, ot‘
Astoria. Long island.
—-Boys‘ (Taps. boys‘ (Taps. ()‘llrlons‘
Miss Iiiizalmtlr 1.. SiTlltTiTk, oi" South
Norwalk. and Miss Illny Q. Smith. of
Norwich. ariT visiting Mrs. Howard 1).
Smith in RiiigtTiioltl.
Work has llf't’il 1:11'111111T211-1Ttl sorting
thiT 111.11sz for lllt‘ ttTltTplroutT 1?an to Now
lT‘nIrilLTld which is (”Kill‘t'lt‘il to be in
oporatlon in a i‘TTw weeks.
A large ntrnrthr oi oystor boats na~
tlrtTr each day in \‘t'ilson‘s 1'111'1- and aro
loaded with 11) slur :TtTt-d. \\'lllt'll is taltiTrr
to (iriTtTnpoi't and other ports.
—~I'loslory. untitTercar, corsets. rut-h-
irr'zs. collars, llTatlu-r goods, bolts, (do.
all in tho 3 days’ sale. M. S. Smith 6':
(.lo, .
Arranuotnvrrts are living made for a
danw to be givtTrr by MllltTr‘s Symphony
Orchestra. in the Town Assembly Hall
in Norwalk. ntht WtdrrtTuluy 11154111.
.larritor lT ‘dw‘ard Gustafson has paint-
ed the large and the small \‘oru 11k
YatTht (‘lub boats. and tlrtTy will In-
Trudy for' the water 111 a few days.
w'l'om coil: 1r troubles are over. 'Ask
for 1.3 sites sat .101. Davis‘. Wash. St
Tho i’iito Loduo Whist Club Is st'ho-
(ltd-T11 to hold a session Tuesday after-
noon. with Ilirs, W. 11‘. Bishop. of 131+
don avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. George 11. Tr'aIT-ndley
and son George have gone to Now York
111 :rttond the funeral of air. Tr'aerrd-
ltT;.T's nt-ohtTw.
0111 Well 1.01129. No, 103. F. and A.
111.. will confer the third (IcurtTtT next.
Tucson) night, the work to be followed
I.y a banquet.
Mrs. M. .\. I.’o1.Tkwood and son FrtTd-
(Trick, of Stanwit'h came to Norwalk
Saturday, in their uutonrobilo. return-
ing Sunday afternoon.
~ATwo floors fillod with bargains for
tho 3 days May sale. Ill. 5. Smith &
Co. '
Hugh Flynn, 01' New York. t‘ormtTrly
clerk at tho Norwall: hotel. was a visi-
tor in town yt‘TsttTrday. Mr. Flynn is
now employed at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel.
Charles N. Smith, who 110w resides
in High street, irrtwnds to take pnh’svs-
sion about July 1, or the Millard (Tot-
tone in Bni'view avenue, which 111T
purchased last week.
Tramps are very few in this vinlniti'
at present and sturilar conditions are
said to prevail throughout the state
The St, Louis fair has attracted a ma-
jority of them. it is said.
-—Canes and mourning bands. O'Brien.
The Boy‘s Guild of Grace Church
will close its season this evening at
the town assembly hall. Wall street
The Rev. James B. Werner will give a
lecture on “An Hour With the Micro-
Scope."
A party of ten Danhury young peo-
ple will come to South Norwalk tonight
to attend the annual dance of the
South Norwnlk High School. which is
one of the nodal affairs of the season
in this city.
That batting is beginning to pick up
in this district is evident from the fact
that forming mills that have been idle
for 'sorne timeT are beginning to start
up. In John W. Green‘s factory the
forming department started this week
and that of the New Milford Hat Com-
pany‘s factory was started yesterday.
—-Dnnbury News.
Campharatod daphfballno
and Cedar Compound
the proper thing to use at the house
cleanin: man, for the destruction of
moths d Imail insects.
Moth pbor by the barrel or by
the pound. ;
smr:
g about. can.
.tt'aur will no to Stamford, rrtht WHI-
tu pery lltht‘.‘ .T\t'i|lltlll)' 111110.
I A numb-1111' will 111T hold at tho First
“.211th Char-.111 l\oi walk ITrlday tTVlTn- i
in" May 20111, at K (1' 1T IUt' k. hllsu Ill: ltll‘ ,
lino .‘iruonds, pianist. 111 Now' York.
will 1111:, assisted by good lot-111 tnluirt.
lirlltT and th-t‘olvor decorations for
tho lii‘ilSlTil 111‘ 1111111 htu'tT bot-Ir riTtTlTlvtTti
In ”It‘ 1|lliil'lt.‘I'llll\.~'[I‘l'vfll‘llt‘l'lll'fi doparb
111TT1.I and will :l.o.'t.,1' in» r'oruurllvtl to
T1111 .Tonrvuantlants ot‘ Conrpurrli-s IT‘ and
i ii. In .\‘or'wulk
li.-1't li.i,l:‘.li'l
111 Hurry,
has removed hiu two-
t'IlI‘L‘tl stroll from tirtT Norwrtlk Yarbt
Club to 1111- shop of tho .\‘or'wnlk
1.1111'1111(‘.111:pat1yluorda-rtlrattin-hull
may lu: 113111111'1'11 111111 tho» bllt'll plum-d
1:1 slrnptT for 111- season’s row.
A trial wagon ('tilllilt'tl with 11 buggy
111 trout oi rlrt- l'nirt-d tirotTtTry (‘ofis
sttuTT ill .\‘ot'lh .\Iain strut-l, ’I‘uostluy
ITl'tTillllu, and tho liitlrtor \“t'lllPli‘ was
tonsiiltTiTabiy 11111111111011, although tho
owur-i- was able to 111‘1)('("t'(l with it.
:llItanI 111T nlrtTrTial :1
May 11. lti. IT.
duys' .\Ial'
solo. at M. S, Smith iii:
(‘11.‘s
litrbu‘l ’i'il‘. ll 11'
1111137, 111 run my
:rTTT‘lVr-d from 1111111-
totluy. on tho stounit'l'
I'atr'rvia. lie was tmTt by erT' r'tTl.1ti\'1T.T~'
\lt‘s. .lostTlot‘t' and Miss .lost-lol‘l'. of 21':
“(Titli'll il\‘tiillt, Norwalli, .11111 wrll
sprrrd NTlli' Illilt‘ llt'21‘.
.Iowtrh IlTTtTnTTy is thpt-t-tml lionzp Surr—
1111121111111 liot-lrtTHTTr, N. l'.. \‘t'Ilt‘I'I‘ 111T is
titlt-rTiiirrTT. 1th national (TouvtTlition of
tho Iiotul 11nd lltTrtaurant Employt-vs
and liili'ItTiltll'l'H' lliiiotr doTliTixalTT
trout rho liartvndvrs‘ l'nron or South
Ntvru'itlit.
(:t‘IIt'l'ill liwni‘y .\. lli:'liop 111' 111111er-
111111 has ptrt'tllazuu’i from his brailhT-r
William II lib-hop. nu lililllVlllt’tl hult'
'l?1‘l't'.l in litrT Irish-.111 t‘Flillt‘ proprTr'tt-z
known iin 1111- lilthtTli lrlor'lr on .\111111
'tllt‘l'l 11T'11- tht: I’osboiiit'tT Arcade.
ll“.1lT.T1T[rtii'l.
Mrs litTllT I", (irouorw.
l'l:1tT1-_ avt-ornpurritul 11y
\er-T, William 11. l't‘llllt‘)'. oi" Soutlrpur't.
111111 1101' 111T1T1T. Miss lTldrra Soymour, of
141111111 Norunllr, ariT (alloying a visit
with LirTr. tirvuory‘s lu'ollrtTr, Iir'. (‘hr'is
tophot' Soymourl .‘Tiortlrzrnrptt'ur, .\lass.
Sunday 1T\T1T'1irr;:. 1101', ll. 1‘). ("ar'ptTrr-
IT 1' will prtTai'h in the South Norw‘ulk
lirtptist ‘hurtTlr. ”to last of MT; Ft‘l'll‘S
of sermons on “Thu Evolution (11“.“11111
an." .-\1 that limo 111T will answwr
sumo (Tr'Itit'n'ms wlrftTlr hrrvo litTt'll il‘iiitll'
on tho provious sermons of tho (Tournv.
ill;
of Osborn“
hiTrT tlillllzllil‘l'.
Thu 0. I). l‘asl- vorupnny, 0f (ilrilt‘ord.
Irtis lilorl a (Ti-rtlilt‘ntv oi‘ irrt'tir'pt‘rt'tliio'i
with tho T=tT1TrtTtarTy 111‘sttrto Its tTapTilal
stork iiilllllll‘l"l‘tl is 33.111111. (‘lrrtt'!1~.r ti.
T"aT-'T.T or‘ this nTll\'. and Frank I’.
linoplt's. 1.111111Tr' .\. \\'1Tldon .‘ilitl .\rT
111111' ll. Lombard ol' (itiilt‘orti are 1111'
$111 or'porntor-u,
‘1‘, IloruTr' t‘onw', ITJrisuur. F.1d: II. 3'
\i‘lliTIi‘t.ll,.'. .\lTw Il:1\tT11: N \V. 1.:111'»
euro, .\11 l{is.-11.N. Y.: ll. Alli'ltl llill
TV. 1T2 l‘oopm'. Huston: Min: Smith
.\IisTt .\1, 31. Smith, Ilrooirlyn; I). ll
‘T111,T.'ti111,1.. ll liitTI-Ty. .-\liuT1't (1 Strip.
” \‘T.’ " .‘att, .‘\'1T\'.T Yr'l‘lt. II, A. Iim'lTy.
' . 1.111 11 .I. ll. l'ill‘jy', Louisvillo. Ky.
worr- gurus ythtt-rtlrry, at II11T IloitTl
l‘lll'l'oz‘tl.
TYNER—BARRETT TRIAL.
\l'ASIlIMl’l‘ON. Illay l:l.—~~IT‘. 11. Kid
tltTr of (‘hit-uuo. ior'inor'ly sot-rotary of
tho i’lrvsirhrrrs Ine—titulu. rosrrmtTd tlrtT
"Ialill in the ’l‘yntTrT»Il:1rrtTtt (Tuso to»
11:1) (‘.urn<_1TI for tho 111Tt‘1TnstT hud road
a rurrss oi‘ vot'rthptindoor-1T rolntiuu to
ho bustnths of the company with tip;-
itht 11111th dopnrtmorrt. 111T said that
in tho tTrrirrr.;z1TrrreTrrt of Mr, Barrett noth»
T111; zrpplTarer to Show that Mr. Ilnrrt'tl
had lllllllt‘llt'i" with Gonorrrl rI‘yntTr. and
that no tbotr'zhi of that 1Tlrum1TttTrT qu~
1 -.:pTTn~'ibioT t'or' bis (TurponmTT-rrt. 'I‘lrtT
iir:‘. witnoss for tltrT (It ttTi‘rtTtT was l-‘. (‘
”lit‘lllltTl‘, a (lurk in thTT oilltaT of tho
assistant attormTy gonorrrl for ”11‘ 110:4!
illlt't‘ ll-‘lli'l‘lilll‘lll
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75:.
1 $1.01) with 111- 1'4»th Gloss Carrlag
"airrt It \\'(‘l.'llS :t to \. ozs more Its
111 pint than otthr .thars 1011 or, and
Tim 11 ohms Pour 11 to not; wurk. Sold
by Watkins iii. liow and 1'). F3. (iorlrarrr.
SHEET MUSIC SALE"
1 5 c
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
BLUE BELL.
ROMANY RYE.
BENEATH THE PINES OF MAINE,
DAWN OF THE CENTURY.
DOWN ON THE FARM.
THE STORM KING MARCH.
A DRE-AM OF HEAVEN,
IN THE VILLAGE BY THE SEA
AND 1‘30 OTHERS.
COLEMAN’S
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding’ 8 Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
N h .
"3!.”
u
roan ‘MONEY
What do you do with it? Do you
spend it all? if you stuId be out of
work for a week or two would you
:have to (all back on your friends for
l help or go without?
Why don‘t you start :1 Savings Ac.
count. with us and be independent.
SOUTH NOR WJLK
Beys’.;Clethee.
Because we hope to stay in business many years. we can't
afford to neglect the boy's—they‘ll be men before long. And
because it's to our interests to have your irov grow up in our
wearer. we make it to your interest to '1. .1y her: by String you
the best values in Boy's Clothes.
Sumner boy-
Scme hints of present values in Spring and
wears:
Srilor' Blouse and Russian Blouse Suits.
$3.51) to $6.110.
Same styles in Wash suits, 50 cis. to $2.00.
2:31;; to 18.
3
Two-piece and three-piece Suits. built for roughest us-
age, $2.00 to $8.00.
Separate Pants, specially strong and tough, 50 cts. to no.
Mothers’ Friend Shirt Wnists in a wrcat variety of pat-
tc ms. 50 its. and 69 cts.; others at 25 cts.
Boys White and Fancy Shir
Boys‘ [lots and Caps,
wear Hosiery.
is, 50 cta. to $1.00.
Underwear and Ncclcwcar, solid-
il'ien's Summer wears are ready.
illiliiiiib dz STEVENS
Successors to Comstock Bros.
scorn NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 322.
GOOD CLEAN OATS
is a hobby of mine, bornusr-
thllm'tT in it. and have,
i know how 111 do it right.
faith that 3011 will. I mad...- np my
ruirui lonT,r run to load in this sort of brisirwrrs, so I run
lzll‘lui: it tho best quality and L'Ill't.‘ I‘rrr capable of, just
Tin l't‘ 1:1 r.o houstT in tho trade
to lllillu'V trade my 11 '.1_1'.
that devotes so much attention to quality do.
However, don't tako our word for It, you 111,- the Judge.
as w 11
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
dormant
0n ring...”
You will need a Piano In you or tfagiT, and “To ‘11thT pr‘tTparod to
supply you with an iuslrumorrt that will iTinT satisfaction: not tlio us-
ual (hi-up grade. but a piano of tho >12:an quality you would btryw- A
S’I‘ITJINVI'AY. if you wish.
\l'tT IrTrvtT 1'01an (TsplTrTizilly lino I'Irrgaius in Mink, all of standard
rrranul‘nvtur'u; rnannitlvt-rrt t-asiT 11.T:i,:.1r, unsurpurzstil tonal qualities,
and \'.'1T arrange towns of paymunt to suit tour income. llavo music
in your home, its a NECESSITY, not. a luxury.
0\F I T\l\ii IT} SIZITI WOODIIIIIH. .d \Il()1.i .\‘\'\ (‘\Sl‘ USED ON-
I\ A SHUIti‘ I‘i IT1II.. lll‘” \\ 1. .\iilTi A1111) "Itl liillll' (‘lt‘ PRICE
1' ROM $3. .00 TO $L. 111.011; AN l‘..\'UlTLI"l‘IU.\‘AI. OPPORTUNITY.
't
. .
1.. 1:
Do not buy before seeing this piano.
Lots of tail '1 1111' till the .Ii£\‘.'1£'l '1‘.
Berkshire lypurriter Pdplll'
’IhescT papers are me .1131 lured mprrsslv for tvpew riting work. They com-
bine all the qualities Strenght. DT'nRIrility and Fineness of texture most es~
rentinl to do good work on most, writing machines now in use.
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER
~19 Wall St" Norwalk. 6 sauth Main SL, 80. Nor-walk.
Call us on the phone and we will deliver the goods.
TRUST COMPANY.
Mwmmimn‘mmw
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
A. ISRAEL. Proprietor.
CALL AND SEE OUR FULL LINE OF MILLINERY.
._
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED H ATS—It will pay you to call and you
will save money.
68 Washington 81.. So. Norrralk, Ct.
Somehow we don't want to have You cur any arm you piano;
u‘ytonwdinnnwholoohltiu 7 _, boltnl
, _ , . “in“ uwW,M‘
CAKE WHITE CASTILE
SOAP AND FACE CLOTH. 5c.
THREE CAKES VIOLET TOI-
LET SOAP, 10c.
.TI
21’ 1111 11111111111 11111111111
g lire Prescription 811111.
All cars pm the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone 0:11.152. , i
WWIMW
0.53.0"
TODAV 1N WALl STREET.
l\lT‘ W \ tiitlx. Ill '11 11» linlttTd Status
:lttt-I t‘prumoo 111,1111T now 111w rtTtToiils
:1111.,\' 11111111 1.111111 it r-Ultl oitt ’bT'u
and shortly alzt-r rrrrtldnl' (lt't‘lilll un-
otlrtr lint-“1111. 'I‘Irv pr'tTltTr'rde stock
HINT 1111‘s lrtTtny.
\\'.\I.l. Still-311T. 111111 a, rn.---A dull
and dropping; lillt' roarurttTrizod the
opening stotk tiliii‘lil'l today. A few or
.111- apt-1111111 1 only, int-11111111; l'nitcd
5111111.; .1111! pt'd._:l;uw1rr,-1 small gains.
.\. 1111111111 1 :1111 >Ii.H't':i ot‘ 511111110111 ['11-
t'llitT and 111 :._'1111 altarvs ot' i’tTnnsyi-
\'.llllii 1-111'11111 thin—1T stotTks down 1111
11211111. '1 1:1 .Tu wT-rnT 11o otlrlTr notable
ri‘lllisill'lllfllfi.
\\.\l.l. S'l‘illTIl-Z'I‘.
tlo.- ol’ .‘1111111111 111'
.1111. 11111- 11111- 111111 1.112-
1t Td :111' 1;.
lilo 1:11pm
11 :1, 111.»-lndi<:a
'rritt-d Slap-v ‘
of .\111: T.;
11111 d tirv 111: 111.11. .\lmt 1,1
till :':.T.l.~1 sold irrationally
:ilrtrw ,\'1T.~:T-1Td'1y'.~;1TItT-1T, l‘niteTll Sliilt'n
Slot-i, 11:11,, 1;:1111211 7“, Rtllllllllt‘ iTTtttTl.
111d. 1“, 1111.. .\1...tl..'tirlrrttitl Iii. (Ion-
crl'lltlutl“l lion shown I sumo itTvtTrishT
11th int 1-11an ally not up :1 point.
ti» 111 T111 IT.I 1Tt.iTT ran 11"“ I and 11 'il\‘il‘—
1T1 L’. St, I. 1111E.. an! '1..- n 1- r 1111 T-to 111--
111111 I 1.
\\'.\I.|. Si Ri'lli'l‘, 111. n ---'l“..1 railroad
~'o.-11.~r:.Ttnt;1'ally lirs‘l 1er 11' grains \\‘llll :1
tr :ntit n in ”11' market aittTr 11 o‘t-iotTlr.
lrrltt-d .. :11. ~: rill-.1 :-1111 down 111 31"...
. 111 '11 1111' lltlli'tl. 'l'lll' 11..11‘lrwt stood--
EtTd 1:111" 'Tnd TrzurTTT slight rtTt'Tivt-rim,
1.1:: Iii 1-11.;uT '1'T'.)‘ 11.111. National lit-11d
ltl.t' 11,1. .ltrst lTTt‘utT 11111111 l‘uittTti
‘Trrtt ttTT-l «natal 1114:;111 t T .‘s‘ .. 1; 11111::
111T: T .iy
\‘.' .\I..l r'I‘IlITIITI'l". l p_ 111. “fillings
in .111T :1 liT'l'ill 1.1:11'1111 MT 11;.) stun?
111'.:1r;1.~.-T, tlTfiilill‘ ll‘rt-Ttt '11.,1'11111TntT
.n 1111- print'ip..| .Tprvi-illitu-T. l'rritt-TI
$1111th Stu-l. pill, wa: will l'itTT Ԥ and
1'11'11111'1111'llrnzl to b-tow 1'1: 1T..,1,,.-_.li.
tiittmi thin: 0 11141111111 :1 to llrrT 1 . :121'.
T1111 print, irlltT Arnalr 11:11:11. .1 1T11~1~ to
RI, littiltal I'llTTthrlt' 111:“er :1 l'in‘u 1-1
21.1. and .\11-lr'opulitnn Str'i-ut Railway
:.l~o 111 arly :1 [1111111 hiuliT ,.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
RtTl‘iUllWl I‘Yt‘l‘ tho prlvatt
5111111th 1T2 Uoldwlmritlt. 1‘. '1'
\.iis'
lir'olror's; Sharla 1‘1, C'thit'fi
J‘uLIll Norwalk. ’l‘t-lorrhorrtT 1513.
Upon. Iii-.Tlt I..T,.T_ 1-,",11
.\nral. (.'ll[).. 41”,; 5111.1 -‘11=‘«'. 1:134
.\er l‘ KT 1‘ t‘o. ltil,~’_. 111- T4 1111311131..
.\m. lt‘t‘ 111., 277,}. 2771-1 1‘73! 277;,
A111. Struar. 12113; 1‘.” _lL‘ Tv'Tu. 127
.\. '1‘, 11- 5. FR 11:4“. 11:12; es- 1,. on
A 'I‘ & 5190411111213; 1121'; it". 1113‘
ltalto. & Ohio, 7771 This. 775,} 773;
Il'lrlyn It. '1‘.. 431,1 4.211;; 4511‘, 451.5,
t'lnTTs. A‘T Ohio, 21*". 21131 21'“; 21W
(‘11. (it. \\'t‘:-‘l-. 1'1 13‘]. 1'1 15
(‘11 Ill 6} St l‘.. ill 111341 it'll; 1111;.
t'ol. South, 17111 131‘], 1511.; 1:314
(“.111, (1115.. 1’11?» Emil: 20'3“; "0115"
lth. (LT 111111., 1.31 1311‘» 151‘- 156
lTIt'itT, 2‘1 "11"~T’,- ‘33 2'11?
t'rru, 151. pt, «:31 1.1.. 11-1.. tit-"1T.
titTrl. lTlltTtT. 1 5! 1.14 ‘ "TV
111. Central. 1211111 IL’tTT ‘
1.1111, KT Nash, 1111‘ .
.\Ianhattun, 112% 1-12 -. ,,
\ltTt. St, 11.12. 11111 10111 1111-1 111111.;-
.\11Tv. (‘1Trrt.. '1' 'i' '1' '1'
\1. K. K: '1‘.. ltiuz ill 1-H, 11111.;
No. I’arTitlr, R117. 1111‘ S1131 3113.1
Nat. 1.01111. lT'T 11",. 1771 1111:,"
.\'. Y. C‘t‘Ttttt'nl, 114 1148; 11-1 1145';
.\‘ori‘. 8: West, 511 5111.4, ' 511 £161.,
tint. KT “Inst, 211;. 211,: 21" 2111.
Par. Mail. 2351’; ‘JT'TTg 251%, 2.3V;
l'iTrrn. It. 11.. 113’“ 113?;i 1131.4; 1131,12
Poo. Gas. 911% _ 9511‘, 951,19 9511:
Pros. S. Car, 2111’; 211.5; 241.1, 2111-;
Rorrdinu. 4215; 427.. 42‘»; 427.1
Hop. Stool, 11% 117),; 63,11 1151;
Rock Island, 2I3u 213', 21% 2154;
South. Pain, 4611‘; 411% 457;; 41%
Son. Ity. (‘o.. 211‘; 201,-; 20141 21114.
Sun. Ry. (‘0. pf. 8:1 8:1 82% 827/51
Torin. (T. 8; 1.. 33 32113 31‘, 33
Toxas 9111:. 22 {:2 22 22
I‘rrlon Pan. 821.1 25314, 821’; 83
1". S. Leather. 6513 11% 6% 634
11, S. Stool, 91;. 91.4. 8% T871,
1'. S. Stool. pt, 1'12 52%, 5131 1'12
Wabash, 17‘.’ 17%, 17% 17"
Wabash. pt, 35511 35711 35% 3531
‘Cis. Cotrt.. 17% 7% 17% 17”;-
DEATH OF THOMAS F. PYE.
Wealthy Reiised Yarn Manufacturer
Dies at Hartford.
HARTFORD. May 13,—Thomas
\l'awcott I’ytT, a wealthy retired yarn
manufacturt-r died at hrs home In
Wothersfinld avenue. last night, of
heart failure. He was 71 years of age.
110 came to this country from Eng-
land when he was about 25 years old
and formerly lived in Hinsdale and
Pittsfleld. Mass._ and Utica. N. Y.
From Pittsfield he moved here in
1895‘.
‘ Mr. Pyo leaves a widow. five sons
and two daughters. TheT sons are A.
Allrn R. Pye, of Pittsfleld; H. J. Pye.
.1. W. H. Pye and Thomas F. Pye. of -
this city,
adelphia.
and Charles D. Pye. of Phil-
PASSENGER TRAINS DELAYED.
NEW MILFORD, May 13.-A freight
wreck here today delayed four passen—
ger trains. including the Pittsfleld-New
York express. until shortly after 10
o'clock, when the tracks were cleared.
The accident was due to a defect in
an air pipe, which brought the moving
freight train to a sudden standstill. A
flat car and a box car were twisted
across the tracks.
WESLEYAN FRATERNITY HOUSE.
NIDDLETOWN. m U” ll-A
SPRING
SUITS,
ALL READY TO PUT- ON.
Today, tomorrow. some doy within a few days. you‘ll get
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes. ',
Then you‘ll want to have a new Suit ready to put on—or
you'll be uncomfortable until you get It.
We have a fine collection of smart new Spring ‘Su'it's ' ' to
Show you. \
We have a broad variety of patterns for your selection-v
shapely and made to keep their shape through long service.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTEIDI ,, 5
SACK SUITS AT $10, $12, $15, $18, $20 and $25. 1.
SELLECK 8. PRICE;
Clothiers and Furnishcn, 1,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-2.
Supplying Your Needs
Jones’ flour, without fault or blem- Oranges large one: and sweetiso Ind
ish. Special. 700 bag. Worries sOme 35c doz.
people that can‘t. meet the price.
Coffee. It 15- easy to cry best. Ours
is best by test. Smells good when
ground; fragrant when made; deli-
cious when drank. For a time as an
inducement, return to us 10 of the red
coffee bags that our best coffee is put
of; in. and get a pound of same free.
3 T: lb.
Shoulders bright and new 10c 1b.:
Spinach home raised, 25c pk. Try a
shoulder and some Spinach.
Apples! Apples! Some good Bald-
win apples. good size and sound, 25c
4 qts. A'so iT'T'oeninila and "“8948
cheaper.
Lorenzo
right". New goods just in. 2 113.12%.
A bargain, Royal Scar-tee Canned
Beets, large can. small been.
sample price 151:. Very fine condo.
Pineapples. special. 2 for 25 cents.
Cucumbers, Raul-heir, Pie Plan!
Spinach, New Cabbage, Strawberries,
good ones, or none at all, New Pota-
toes.
Good Sliced Beef.
article in quality and price.
Cabbage and Tomato Plants.
Plenty of real fresh 599‘ 24c (10:.
What do you want? Are yOu In a
hurry? Quick delivery of- bony orderl.
Dibble
Three Pounds BeSl Tea, 1111 kinds.
Five Pounds Mocha and Java Coffee. $1.10
Five Pounds Best Butler.
inn: LEE TEA AND BUTTER 130.;
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH .NOR WALK
TELEPHONE 108. “Free dent/£1913 “all -'.:..1.:.'.;'.r;1:.: Elem".
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t.
GET THE BEST!
The only place’ in to'hm that has Connecticut River Shad
direct from ri'ber.
ROE SHAD, ........ T .......... 1 20 LB SURE-315%” 11'" ..... .L..'.1oc LB
no eads) .56 LB
BUCK SHAD. ................ 100 L3 FREH MA'CKEREL, ..'.:..... -1oc LB"?
WEAK Fist-1, BLUE FISH, PORGlES, STEAK coo. NATIVE FLAT Flatt.
EELS, LOND AND ROUND CLAMS.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fen-13' coal Dillon. -
Branches—~20 White St" Danbury; 75Paciflc Street Stamford.
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WHO 5553' in“: . ”
H9 5995 395' couszoumcm
3'32“?" REALIZE the serious Consequencel 0! Continued In 6
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Priceless beyond all other possessions in the eye-ism and it do:
serves your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIFLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FREE-T. PER‘
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
’0 B. JACKSON;
OPTICIAN.
- 58 WALL STREET,
NORWAL-K‘, 07."; ,
Headache. Eyaaoho. Blurring of the Print.
Oftentlmes show the need of places. They are sum. Cl the Indian-
tions of defective vision, and should be attended to at ones. You'll In our.
prised at the comfort :1 pair of glasses will afford If your night II in Inywn
defective. Scientific examination. and properly fitted all“ proporiy I:
jutted 18 what you are guaranteed here.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling Optical}.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointment: at convent. net of patron.
Offic- hours 8.11:45. 72: 45. 6: 00.83turdly ovonlnu 79-0.
S. E. DIBBLE,
Broker, ,
Havlland Block. 96 Washington Strut.
Sou!!! Norlnlk. Conn.
Prints
Telephone 221. _ Mk Tm.
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MISSION EITHER FOR cm! on on A woman; awn..-
Tnow mternlty house in
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bebnlit by 1'1
4m .
We lead on thin.
$1.15 ”
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Call attention to M’othért‘u'.‘ Home ‘ .
Made Cookies, which you will find “all .
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