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‘lem vuI
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LANE’S
Restaurant.
WW
5! Washington St.
IIIII NIIIsNIIies.
Velvet carpets north $l. 00 for- 75
cents at Read' a. See ad.
Exceptional bargains at the Boston
Store today and Monday. See ad.
not! “at hats for little m
«at Howlsnd'l. 80. III. -I
Cockcnoo Tribe. 1 0. R. M., of Nar-
walk, hold II session last night, but
transacted only routine business.
I _om Maids, Lockwood's IIIIII. Wea'
| A regular routine meeting of South
INoruaIk Concittve. improved Order of
ilieptaaophs. was held last evening.
MI. and Mrs. John F. McCabe, who
Ihave been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
.Wllllam J. Mulvihlii. Burbank street,
lhaI'e returned to their home in Roseu.
dale. New York.
-—Latost style caps. O‘Brien.
The Rev. J. McClure Bellows. for-
merly rector of Grace Church. who is
now II chaplain in the United States
navy, was a visitor in Nonalk for a
ishort while this morning. Mr, Bellows
iwas given an InvItation to preach at
lSt. Pauls Church. next Sunday. but
I was unable to accept.
—-Speclal for Sat. and Mon. Miss
Hutchinson offers fine dress hats, form
or price 89.50 to $11.00 for $5.08. M
S, Smith Ill: Co.
The case of .lennie Smith, the young
woman who was arrested in Stamford
in company with Frank Smith, the
check forget“. who victimized several
DIIIIlIIIry Inert-hauls before operating in
Stamford. was pulled yesterday, in the
Superior court. in Bridgeport. Smith
was senlenctd to a term in prison 3
Incl: ago, but the authorities believed
that the woman. who claims to be his
The recently confirmed class
Grace Church will tain- their first cout-
Inunlon tomorrow.
Iuontl furln on Strawberry lllll to Mrs.
Simpson. of New York,
——Atteud the great bargain sale in
the kitchen dep't.. beginning Sat” May I
2m. M. s. Smith It oo. '
Delis Ronavan place. in Westport. to
'John "Boner. of W estpOIt.
Tristram and limit are showing a?
complete sssottment of cotton wash'
dress goods this season. including the i
choicest things of the. Foreign and Do- ,
mestlc markets. Read their ad.
-SNIIOld Maids. Lockwood‘s llnli.t
Wed. eve. SnMary‘s Aid.
The subject of the Rev. Lewis R
Moore“ S sermon at the Norwalk Metho i
dist. t‘iIIIrc..h Sunday morning will be
“Memorable 1xpericnces.‘ The even ‘
lng topic will be "What Church to
Join.“
At the family gathering of the South
Norualk Congregational Church next
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. the
subject will be: "i‘he \nIbition of a
F.riend " Miss Margaret B. W cod will
lead the Bible, Teachers Class.
w—Beautiful ) silverware pIescnts
given free with .our shoes. gcnt's furI
IIishiugs and clothing. George Kcelcr,
159 and 101 Washington street bridge.‘
The Hatters‘ ISick Benefit Society‘
will hold its annual business meeting,
Monday evening. in the Labm Lyceum l
in South Main street. This will he
the first election in the enlarged or
g.anizatlon and much interest is being ’
taken in it. _ i
The King‘s liaIIghths inion of the
Son in Norwalk (‘ongregauonal Church
will meet at the home of Mrs, Leo the |
\is, l5 rtownn street l‘sst Norwulk,
'l‘uesdav evening. at 8 oclock Elcc-
lion of officers will be followed by II
F
soe int. i
-Nice short cake at Lane's Restau-
rant. _
The Norwalk Prohibition Alliance
will hold lite. second in their series of 1
meetings Sunday afternoon. at 3:15.
itcr. E. ii. llennet will speak and oth-
ers also. The public are cordially in-
vited to attend “these meetings at G
A. it. Hall. We“ street, Norwalk. .
The meeting of the Old Folits' \V'lIist
f‘lnb, scheduled to have been held last“
evening. with Mrs. W. D. Vernam. in‘
East avenue. was given up because of
lhc sudden death of Mrs. Varnam‘s.
father \I. K. llothrop who passedi
arts) at his residence in New York]
tity.
—Week of bargains beginning Sat. .
Nov 21st at M. S. Smith 8.: Co.'s s.
The Independent baseball team wiltI
play the Greenwich team tornorIow.i
'the batting order of the independents
will be: M. llowIlcy, right field. lI‘.:
’Brow.n center field; lieutenbach short}
stop; Day. left field: .l. Hull. first base;
Cunningham. second base: McGrnIh.?
pitcher; Pierce, third base} S. Halt}
catcher. ’ ‘
The members of St. Paul's Girls I
lI‘ricndly Society lll‘t‘ scheduled to go?
to Stamford Tuesday evening. and take
part in an entertainment and dance.‘
zzivrn by St. John’s Church Branch of
,tlIat city. The Norwalk members will
be chaparoncd by Mrs. C. B. Coolidge,
“ho is an associate member,
——(‘.holce native fools 10 and 18c
lb. Huyes'.
Robert M. Evans, B. D. Knight, Bos-
ton; ill. Horkheimer, F. S. Bttlkley. W,
F. Stiles. R. W. Rollins, E. D. Linden-
burg. W. E. Ball. R. W. Taft, A. w.
Pratt. New York; Dr. and Mrs. W. B.
MscCracken. Yonkers. N. Y.: A. J
. Sioper, New Britain; W. C. Rice. New-
ton: l.. B. Corning, Washington. D. 0.;
If. .S. Webbcr. Hartford, were guests
yesterday. at the Hotel Clifford.
lI‘our Easton, (Pa! men who have
been employed as laborers by the cir-
cus which showedIhere yesterday. ap-
plied at police headquarters. last night.
for help to collect a bill they alleged
the management owed them for salary.
The men said they were to get their
salary last night after the show broke
camp. but when they presented them-
selves,“ the pay car the cashier decid-
ed he was too drowsy and declined to
leave his coach. The police were no-
able to assist the men. They were
without money, and had to walk to
South Norwalk ~8tsmtord Advocate
PAINT YOUR IUGGV FOR 750.
to 81.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 cu. more to
the pint than others, wears longer and
given I alone equal to new work. Sold
by Watkins & Dow and E. E. Comm.
A great many some in un- vicinity
are victims of malaria. We mm
a positive cure with CTILLOON'C CPI.
ClFic. or your money back. PRICE
at . .
ieti In aet-oIdaIIce IvIth his directions.
l noon.
\V. B. lioGarmo has disposed of the. i I“
l impressiv ely sad
I’will be, other new features.
wife, “III.- under his influence. and net-
Consequently it was decided to with-
drsw tlII ‘llill‘ o 'ai t h '.
W. B. lltIGanno has rented the Rsy~i L t g m" us or
r-Straw hats! Straw hats! O‘Brien.
. The love and respect of the people
'for Miss Anna l'. (lould who died
at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Abraham Gould. ”'ihntsday after
was shown yesterday mtnning
the large number who filled St.
'liIonIas' (‘h.urch The services were
rendered the more
so by the youth anti popularity of
the deceased. Flowers surrounded the
casket. 'l‘lIc Rrv. lI‘atlIer Coletnan of
Related. interment was in Oakland
.(PIInIcteI“yI.~h‘alrficld correspondent ot
Bridgeport Telegram-Futon.
30808, 6: HAVILAND 8T.. 1.
The Sonos yesterday afternoon tie
feated the linIilanti stIccts by a scort
of six to one The game was supposed
to have been plav ed for six innings. but
in the fifth inning. Manager Mockicr
gme the game to Manager Tyrroii be
cause of poor support The game we:
plnved in Ely' 5 lot Tire lineup was
as follows:
R. lrclanti (‘ ii. MockleI
IS. Orris l’. S, Artella
I .l. Raymond iii. L. Raymond
E. Spineo L’ll. P. Schaui
(l. Tyrell .‘ili. ii. Rural
.1. Tyre“ SS 1‘. ilortrr
W. lrelunti Ll“. F. lI‘I-lrreli
M. Kopsco' RF. lI‘. McMahon
IA. Belltts (.‘.l~‘. C. Ferr
Umpire. Harry Peters.
YACHT CLUB'S SPRING SMOKER
The regular spring smoker of Tllt
Norwalk Yacht Citib is to be held at
the club- house. Hickory Bluff. Tuesda‘
cIcning. May“ 24.th The VaIsttI Few
of Bridgeport. will entertain. and there
Member:
hate the. privilege of inviting twt
guests A spetinl trolley car wii
leave the South Main strtet switth at
8 p. m. it is desired that as many
members as possible he on deck.
THE LADIES favor painting tlIrIlI
churches, and therefore we- urge every
minister to remember we give a llb-
‘eral quantity of the Longman & Mar
.tincz Paint toward the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for LinsetII
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you dt
when you buy other points in a cat
with It paint label on it.
8 & 6 make 14. therefore when vol
IvIIIIt fourteen gallons of paint but
only eight of L. & M. and mix at)
gallons pure Linseed Oil with it and
thus get paint at less titan $1. 20 per
gallon.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L. & M. anti three gal
ions of Linseed Oil mixed tlrorflewith
These Celebrated l’nints are sold in
-Cotnstock. Watkins & Dow, South Nor
walk: Hubbeil & Staples Hardware
Co. Norwalk; \V'. S. Gnyer & Son
Weslport; Northrop Bro-3.. Southport.
Sires! Music
Saturday and Monday
3 for 25 Cents.
Including Romany Rye, I Want Some
One to Care For Me. Laughing Water,
on. Shining Light. Susan Van Duzen,
Show The White of Your Eye. In a
Nutshell. Polly Prim, linens. Parsifal.
The Moon. The Conn and The Little
Octoroon.
COLEMAN ’S
to North Main street. South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G Spaulding's Bauball
and Sporting Goods.
it You Have
A Dollar To Spare
You should open :1
Savings Account
With the
South Norwaik
Trust Company,
sell that you wdl do it
"sometime". but
Do it Now. .
Don't promtse vour- m
momuyamrro-Hos Id-
In
satisfaction or Money Ink.
GOOD SUITS
THAT FIT.
That puts in four words the reason why Hart. Schai’i‘ner &
Marx Suits are so popular with men everywhere. Superiority
in style is. another. Long wear is still another. ‘
Whatever the test, these suits fill the billso completely
that even the best to—ordcr suits can do no more for you.
See the many exclusive patterns we show, made as only
H.. S. & M. Suits are made—wide concave shoulders and close-
sctting collars that fit without a wrinkle. Try on one of the
suits and you‘ll appreciate that to be well dressed means wear-
ing a Hart, Schaiincr & Marx Suit.
25.
Priced from
l5 - - -
Other makes of SMART SUITS. from $6 up to $13.50.
SUMMER NEGLIGES, NECKWEAR. HOSIERY,
AND UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS.
STRAW HATS when you’re ready for them.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comsfook Bras.
Gerard?! Guarani”:
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-2.
GOOD CLEAN OATS
Is a hobby of mine, because i know how to do it right.
believe in it, and have faith that you will. i made up my
mind long ago to lead in this sort of business, so i am
giving it the best quality and care For capable of, Just
to induce trade my way. There is no house in the trade
that devotes so much attention to quality a: we do.
However, don't take our word for it, you be theIiudgs.
IIUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN, ‘
} MANUEL T. HATCH.
Special Silo
of
Sheet Music
Saturday. Ma‘y"“215t.
"BLUE BELL." .................................... . ....... .. 14c.
”YOUR DAD GAVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY". . ..14t:.
OR 80TH FOR ........... ' .......................... .. ...... . 25c.
sue COMMENCES arr a P. M.
36 Washington Strut. Telephone 365%.
Berkshire Typewriter Paper
These papers are mnnfactured expressly for typewrlting work. They com-
lIlne all the qualities Strenght. Durability and Fineness of texture most es-
sential to do good work on most writing machines new in use.
W. P. BEERS,
., . STATIONER,
49 Wall 5L. Norwllk. _ 6 South Main 8L. 8U. Norwalk.
Call us on the phone and we will deliver the goods.
i The Fair . Cloak .. and Far Stare,
A. IISRAEL. Proprietor.f
CALL AND, SEE OUR PU LL LINE OF MILLINERY.
*
TRIMMED AND UNTRlMMED HATS—it will pay you 1!! call and you
save money.
_
68 Washinaion SL. So. Norwailt, Ci.
Specululeoflndleoxbinckmereeflsc WIBIDeGnmohusolan-Hms.
ed pottlteouts at 3.x .nmnk' See E. Smith. a place in South Wilm, to
, . Ir. Sher-Inn, of New York. ._
‘ .
in electric lighting pilot.
3 sprout. '
I LINEN WRITING
ma. PAPER .—
u‘ A box of sixty sheets of par-r
, and sixty envelopes.
- noon QUALITY. _
22¢ PER BOX. '
_ THE Elliilllili PllIlNliIlil
-I The Prescription State. 1
' All are pm the door.
. Night Chill Ahmad.
_. Telephone Clll. 1M
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL S’i'ltEE’l‘, 10:l0 a. m.—The
merely nominal market at the opening
offered no feature of interest in stocks
today. None of the leading titOcks var-
ied more than a quarter. The changes
were all gains. Twin City Rapid Tran-
slt rose a point, and RealtyI pfd., 04.
WALL STRE I‘iT. close—The traders
bid up prices on intimations that the
bank statement would offer ll. pleasant
surprise. Buying dwindled after the
publication of the statement and prices
drifted off again. The rise lifted
Pennsylvania. Erie, Louisville 8; Nas -
ville, St. Paul and Chesapeake and
Ohio, Western Union. Siess Sheffield
Steel and lime and Leather. pfd..
about a point. Consolidated 'GIts 1-3;.
and United States Steel. pfd., Atchison
and Reading. 11,1; Prices advanced
again to the best and thee losing any
strong.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Reported ever the private wires of
Maples d: Ooltischmltlt. Commission
Brokers SII art: a Corbett Block
'South Norwalk. Telephone 158.
Open. High. Low. 1 :30.
Amal. Con. 49% .‘III 49% 493;.
Am C. 8: F. Co. 17 17 17 17
Am. loco, 18V. 19‘; 18% 19%
Am. Smelt.. 49 4954 49 491,41
.lm. Sugar. may. 12615. 125%. 126%
A. '1‘. At S. Fe” 68% 69"!“ 68% 69%
A T & S Fe pf. 9'2 9‘2 92 9'2
Balto. & Ohio, 78 78V; 78 78V;
B‘klyn. R. T.. 457.. 4015 457;; 46%
Ches. ft Ohio. 30 30 30 30
(‘h. (it. West. l5 if) .15 15
(‘h M 8: St. 1’. 139-7, Hoyt, 139% 140%
(‘on. Gas, 2091/2 209“ 3 209 20!)
Del. 8; Hud.154% 155 154”; 135
Erie. 251,4, 24‘”; 23% '24
Elm 1st. pf" 59 59$; 5!) 59%
ill. Central. ”9% 1291.4 1'21”; 1291/.
Lou. & Nash. 107% 108% 107% 1081,;
Manhattan. 142% um ”21,4 143
Met. St. Ry. 1103’. iii ll0’t". 111
Mex, Central. 7% 7% ’l'l’ 7%
M. K. & T., I59; 15%. 15-2, Ian;
M. K & T.. pf.. 35% 35% 35'3' 35%
Mo. Pacific. 90 90k; {)0 901/;
Nat. Lead. 191.; lily, 101/. 19%
N, 1'. Central. lH‘é 114% ill-k 114%
Nerf. & Wes-1.. 50% 561,; blitz, 56%
Out. & West, 21 21% 2t 21%
Pac. Mail. '26 261,; 26 26%
Dean. R. R., 118% 1141.5 113% 114%
Foo. Gas. 951;. 957;. 95% 95%
Pres. S. Car. 251.5 25% 251,4: 25%
Reading. 4:! 44 417g. 44
Rep. Steel. till; 61,32 til-9 6%
Rock island, 20% 21% 20% 2lu
South. Fire, 46 46% 457,“ 4037.
Son, Ry. Co., 20% ‘20-'53 207.. 20%
Tenn. C. & l., 33% 33% 381,4 33%
Texas Pac., 2i * 21 2t 21
Union Pile... 83% 8374.1 831A 837/“
U. S. Leather. 6% 6% 6% ’
U S Real & Con 7‘4 73.. 7‘1
U. S. Rubber, 16% iii-jig 16%
U. S. Steel. 9% “1’. 9‘4. 9‘/
U. S. Steel. pt, 53 54% .I3 .3 .
Wabash. pf., 33% 34% 33% 34%
West. Un. Tel.. 86% 871;; 861/, 87%
Wis. Conn, 17 17 l7 l7
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, Dec... $171 0‘25
Res. other than U. S. doc... 1.340.825
Loans, dec... 22,375,100
Specie. dec.. 8.131.700
Legal Tender. inc.. 1,046,400
Deposits. dcc., 19.049.800
Circulation inc", 476.700
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
,(The Connecticut Bulletin).
The Boston Manor Corporation have
the Work well along on the new inn
which they are building on their prop:
erty. It is a three-story frame struc-
ture. 40x110. teapot-Colonial archi-
tecture, with 30I~“t“ooms and ti bath
rooms. It is located on high ground.
which affords refine view of Long is-
land Sound. H E; Dodge. of Newark.
N J. has the carpenter work. .iohn
Fanzllli the much we ,Percy Ferris
the electrical work, John Beatty the
painting. and the Heating and Lighting
Co. the plumbing.
Jones it Hotchklss have the con-
tract for the' plumbing and heating in
connection with the new house which
George Robbins is building on Reed
street. C. B. Fitch. of Noroton. has
the carpenter work.
Estimates are being received on the
plans for a new horse shed to be
erected by the Knob Outing Club. near
their club house.' . It will be 20x100
feet.
Mrs John H Manning has pur-
chased the property at 28 Wilton ave-
one
into a twofamily house with modern
improvements. No contracts have
been let.
Mr. Buchanan wtl'ihlka general re
pairs and alterations to the property
he recently purchased of Frank A. For
ris. on Falrlleld avenue. New plumb-
ing will be installed and the rooms
will be redecorated throughout. Harry
W. Mather has the carpenter work.
Horace R, Nash, the plumbing, John ' .
Beatty the painting and decorating.
and Percy Ferris shoreleotricui work.
The. Pacific iron Works. of Bridge-
port) have the contnct to erect a
large standplpo 40 feet high for the
Boston Manor Corporation in connec-
tion with the system water works
which will be extended throughout
their property. One of the largest
Erickson engines, with a and” or
2.000 gallons per hour. will be install.
ed. The water mains are being laid
by the floating and Lighting Company.
Intimate- hnvo also been received for
~..-...
NWWAW Em NING SBNTINEL
The house will be remodeled .
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MEN’S
SPRING
ALB READY TO PUT ON...
Today, tomorrow, some day within a tow days. M, get
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes ~ , .. . r. ‘ '. , ;
Then you'll want to have a new Suit randy to my cit-«0r
you‘ll be uncomfortable arm! you get it. ~ ,1 ‘
We have a fine collection of smart new spring Suits in
show you. , I -. L .
bfr'" '.
I
We have a broad variety of patterns for your. seledtrdn—
shapely and made to keep their shape through long service.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED ;-
v)
SACK sun's AT $Io,$12, $15. so; any and? dis.-
3‘
I - ,
vistas”
SELLECK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Furnish“ 42,3.
98 Washington Street, South. Norwttlit
TELEPHONE CALL ass-a. ' .. ~‘ "
J‘
Good Place Tol "ran
We are going ahead doing need work. pleasing the penis," with.
goods and good service. Are you in a hurry? and us your orders and
say "hurry" and see how we do it.
Anything wrong With your goods, we will right every “fluid, ”turd”
we shall have a good assortment of sensonable vegetables. mil. to»
to". Cucumbers. New Potatoes. nice ones, 60: peck. Home Spinal). 220
peck, Pie Plant 5c. Radish“ 2 bunches 5 cent's‘, etc. etc -I ' ‘ I.
A hand-tame 42 piece Dinner Set, beautifully decorated. given td- City
customer when their CASH purchases amount to 850 and they ‘pw $2.02 or
will give set free on return or tout-$50 tickets. 0r If you don't "uu In
crockery will give a premium in groceries for every 850 cull paid.
_Lorenzo Dibble.)
JUST RECEIVED— ,-
From the Creameru.
Fancu 5 lb. Boxes of
Vermont Butler. oalu
_I,.
l‘. 1
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
mmaifiot
scum not aim
W
GET THEBEST! a? ‘ .
The only place' In to'hm that has Connecticut WW
direct .II-am rfber.
NATIVE sinuses.
CONNECTICUT RIVER sI-IAD. BLUE FIsH, WEAKFIoH. Farrah Iago
EREL,PORGIES. BUTTER FISH LONG AND ROUND SLAMS .
FRESH EVERY DAY. .
ALL GOODS WARRANTEO.
WEST END WASHlNGTON STREET. Next to John H. Ferrls' coal cities.
Branches-20 White 8L. Dnnbury; 75' Pacific “tot, Stunned _. .I‘e
He. does Best: ivo’iizfifiiicii"
Do YOU REALIZE the lotion! Conloquencu ot' Contained it).
It
I
3mm ’1
Priceless beyond all other nonmetal» II the eyesight, 1“ It a- 'II“ '
serves your highest consideration. ‘ {-
DON'T-TRIPLE WITH voun EYEBi :xmrnntort In“. m3} 3:; ‘
, rsc'r FITTING commune. ‘ 3.3,:
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-.0 B. JACKSON ...
OPTICIAN. J ‘ .,
Bl WALL STREET,
Headache, Eyelet". Blurring of ad Print.
Oftentlmu show the need of gllllOO- They In uni. d
tlonn of defective vision, and should be attended to at m
prlled at the comfort a pair of plum will afford III yopr‘ dét:
defective. Scientific cxnminltiohninnd properly fitted alums.“
jetted is who! M {to mammal-en. ,
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Rotrufina 0pm
Roam I United Bank Building, We.”
Spool II Appointhmlfi at oohvonlom of patron; , .,
macaw-J, me. 12:45. mummy Miami—l”
“T“:i'opsm at. is‘ EDIBBLE, 'Wflm’
Broker, * y; ,
Haviiond Block. 96 Washington m ‘ _"
Snuff: Nomaik. Conn.
stocks. nouns. cum sun coma souenr on soap on pout.
memos II‘I’HII son «or! on on A '00:qu Wilt
$' 35 II Box ‘
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