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Local News Notes.
Charles '1‘. Nelson. of New York.
spent Sunday in South Norwalk.
L Douglas Fowler Post. Grand Army of
the Republic, will hold a meeting to-
night.
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, is to 'meet
tonight.
.1. Alexander says it surely pays to
save junk if vou save it for him to
buy Read his ad.
Miss Alice Keeler of Wilton, who
has been the gutst of Mr. anti Mrs
'1‘. Raymond, at "The Maples." in Row-
ayto.n,- has returned ‘to Wilton.
Frederick W. Bitzcr, of Stuart avev
nue, who recently became a licensed
engineer has taken a position as
engineer on the oyster steamer Alber-
ta, which Is now about ready to start
in upon the season's work.
Alfred J. Dooley. the South Nor-
walk contractor. who lives at 15 Hav-
iland street, is err-ting a new real-
dence for himself on property secured
from Christian Swartz near Quintarn
avenue, the land being a portion of
the Woodward property.
——Have your horses clipped at '1‘“-
ly's horseshoelng shop.
Mrs. Richard H. llolt has returned
to her homo in New Jersey at‘tcr hav~
ing spent some days with her father.
John Remson. of Grove street. Mr.
item-son. is ..conslderably improved af-
ter his recent illness. it is expected
that he will 13981116 to get 'down stairs
tomorrow. .
Charles 1.. Barker. of the Norwalk
Launch Works, who is the local agent
‘for tlm.1.Rafnhlor' automobiles, drove a
new 18~22 horse pewar car from New
York to Norwalk Saturday. Though“
the mud did not improve the traveling
Mr. Barker made the trip in good time.
The car has an ample tonneau and in
one of the best style of cars put out
by the Rambler. people.
—The bazar of the Sick Benefit So-
ciety of the Hat Trimmers will be held
to-night ‘in Central 'Labor llall, So.
hiainstroet. Music. for dancing. Ad-
mission, 10 eta:
The Farther Lights of the South Nor.
walk Baptist church have completed
their plans for the meeting this even-
ing which will be called “An Evening
With Books.“ There will be tableaux
representing different books. Mrs. Eo-
ward H. Patterson will give several
readings. and there will also be music
and refreshments, This will take the
place of the regular meetings. '
The town board of school visitors
will hold their monthly session tomor-
row night at, the South Norwalk City
Cuneil chamber. in Havlland street. A
meeting of the board and citizena' com—
mittee on a town high school will fol-
low. at which time there' will proba-
bly be made. known the choice of a site
for the proposed new school. it in
understood the committee is looking
with favor 0n the Cole Elmeresi prop~
Ol‘ty.‘
——-All makese and kinds of
rubber
tires put on and repaired at. Tilly's.
horsehoelug shop. .
An order from the ndjutant— —gener-
al' a office announces the promotion of ,
t‘orporal Emere'on N. Coleman Jr: of w '
Norwich. Compony A. Third infantry.
to be battalion ndiuIant. vice Ware.
(‘orporai Oliver J. Stewart mounted
orderly at Stamford. has been appoint-l
ed battalion quartermaetcr, vice Wing
promoted. The application of First
Lieutenant Charles A. Hagberg, Com-
pany A. Third infantry. C. N. G.,t
be retired, has been approved.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal W. Brown. Mr.
‘und Mrs. W. J. Fielding. W. 19. Scam-
mon. J. H Helios. New York; It. ‘.
tram. lirldgeport; Mr. and MruJ E. B.
Quackenbush and child, FrodJ Von
Egioffoteln. Charles '1‘ Nelson. Brook.
lyn: Mr. and Mn. it. B. Sawyer. New
Haven: th Hoff .1. Kent, C H. Mor-
rison. Newark. 1‘ .1. Fielding. .1 H
Hollis. New‘ York; Mimi Marl! .Rll!~
mond. Miss Harriette H. Bard. Charles
Mitchell. south Norwalk: James
I
'i‘evlla. M. P. Fitzgerald, New Madam , ~.‘
. “J. lotto-son. M is Nickorson. wn
'ILNWhilter Booger? zero guests of the
Hotel Clifford. Saturday or Sunday. .
rigid II: M. Paint and gals. all
put aerate aloud hou Most
durable. Sold by CHARLES I. DOW.
SOUTH NONWALK.
Amateur Photographer
Whenever you want anythln in the
Photo line you it and as wet equip-
pod to supply yo wants. We aim
strict. L ouppiyl
r the ho
traction i
1
coir
quar- .
We offer for solo If u bargain and
on any terms the homestead of Wm.
Bud, “Witt and Quintard avoo.
and in first clan condition.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
74 Woohington strut. South Nor-walk
punter sho
apply at Taylor & Gold-
en's real
tote office
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A. J. Collins and Company are show-
tisement explains the bargains.
A line assortment of syringes and
water bag! can be found at the Cliff»
0rd Pharmacy. Read the ad.
Gustave Pltzer begins today the
Bureau of Labor Statistic.
The sacrament of baptism was ad-
ministered to two persons at Trinity
Episcopal Church, yesterday.
Lot about 137m All Improvement-r
If you want to rent a store or ottr~I
ins a line one of carpets. 'i‘heir adver-'
Work of distributing the report of the '
'We 'show the whole range in correct hats for Spring—all
"tagged” by Fashion at! “lit.” You may :1a}ve the advancch
styles or conservative shapes, as you will. “it *
Voile :Hats haveLa reputation for quality which no words oil I
ours can~add to. The best hats of which we know at $2 and $3., .
Same smart and exclusive shapes in College and ’Vsrsity
Soft Hats to which we invite the attention of dressy young men.
I
See them before investing in your Spring hat. $2 and $3.
Mrs. William F. Kora, of Hillside
avenue has gone to Mt. Vernon to
spend a few days with relatives.
A meeting of the ..orwalk Medical
Associatiou will be held this evening
at the home of Dr. H. (1. Sher-er.
The regular gas rate will he resum-
ed aftor April 1st. The Conn. ltailwuy
and Lighting Company‘s ad. will give
you the figures.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 I", and A. M.,
will confel the Master Masons degree
this evening. aftet which supper will
be served.
Three good hosiery stories are told
in the Boston store ad. Read them, i
i if your floors need refinishing the ad.'
of C. E. Dow will tell you how to do it.‘
Joseph C. Randlc. of Winnipauk. wno
was operated on at. St. Luke's Hoapl-
ta’l. New York. last week is getting
agong as comfortably as can be expect-
0 .
A large American flag has been half
masted from the headquarters of
Buckingham Post. G. A. 11.. in Wall
street. in respect to the memory of
Horace G. Burr.
The first deposit has been the. start
ing point of many a man‘s career, The
South Norwalk Savings Bank invites
you to make your start with them
Read the ad.
General Russell Frost started yet:-
tertlay St. Louis and Alton. lllinois. as
counsel for a committee of bondholders
of New Hampshire, Connecticut and
New York. to act in the purchase of
the water works at Alton. anti mailing
contracts with the city. lie expects to
return the first part of next week.
The. real estate agency of Jacob H.
Layton has sold Lot No. 211. of the
Snowden tract located on the corner of
Lexington Avenue and Laura strt't.
South Norwullt. to .loaoph 1“.
who will at once erect an eight room
house for his own residence. This
makes the thirteenth lot that the Lay-
ton agency has sold since first taking
charge of the. Snowden property.
Letter to William Wilcox,
South Norwaik.
Dear Sir: There's nothing we like
to tackle on well as n chcappalnt
town. llevoc is cheaper than any of
'cm. Cheap mcana dear, and cheap
menus cheap; you can always tell
which. Cheap town is nasty; cheap
Devon is faithful and true home.
Mr. A. J. Smith, Littleton. Pa.. paint-
ed his house; his painter told born to
get 13% gallons Devoe; had its left.
Mr. A. H. Robert. same town. has
lots of buildings: paints Dome: pays
20 cents more .a gallon for it: is glad
to; says it‘s the cheapest paint them
is. He knows how it covers; he don‘t
half-know how it wears yet.
Yours truly. «
' l“. W. puvorc & Ct).
P.S.—-r(‘.. 19. how. South Norwalk:
Hubbell & Staples Hardware Company.
Norwalk, and E. E. (lorhum. Bast Nor
walk, sell our paint.
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Spring Top Coats have worked to the top—boxy coverts and
longer Coats which possess distinction in an,. unusual degree.
r'vrur
. :2 . in.
ROGERS & STEVENS
successoas TO COMSTOCK sacs.
South‘Norwalk. Tel Call, 32-2.
.LL-
$6.50 to $20.00.
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We all seek the best, but do we always receive‘it.
At meal limes each day we may judge of the merits
of the butcher, the grocer, the baker; hilt how about the.
grain man who supplies the feed for your animals?
.I)o you know if you get good clean grain 1"
Do you know it you get full weight?
Do you demandtho very best. grain and feed money
can buy. and receive it. delivered promptly?‘ O’ A ‘
W0 take pride in the quality of our grain, our super—
lor service and low prices. i ‘ 3 1! Lin
Buy Oats 'I‘hats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDEJTS AT OR TELEPHONE.
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION;
If
A Business Education at
Merrill College
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WILL P]! Y
ITAHAB HELPED HUNDREDS OFYOUNO. PEOPLE TO BE SUCCESS-
FUL.
' DAY AND EVENING SESSIONSTUITION’CHARGES ONLY. NO EX-
‘raas AT MERRILL.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
Special Low Prices.
on Miillnory and Furs .
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILD IN'
AND COATS . R "J”.
‘YOUR WIFE WILL BE INTER-
ESTED
intensely in tho atory of the figures
in your bank book if you have. one.
Women are generally more careful of
their money than men.
Boas careful as your wife and open
an account in the savings department
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY. “
Four per cent. allowed on Savings
D999litl.
Shoot Mbolo for
Saturday and Mondoy
. o (More for 28¢ '
including: The Sweetest Girl in
Dixie. 1 Want to Do a oidier, Polly
Prim, song; Since t be mod to have
You. Wise Old Owl. Listen to the Bill
Brace Bind. No Otto Can Take Your
Place. and a hundred others. Alao for
thii sale. Von Tiller“ a latest title Dance
Mod 15 cents. '\
L..,
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1 Largo the limb Hoe m luck cans. are. glen. watt unawaiu'rmu,
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ITTI COATI.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair ,Cloak and Fur Store,
OI WASHINGTON ST REIT. IOUTH NDIWALK."
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TORIC LENSES
Cost more and 9" better. A pleasure to explain thorn,
in. .' . Whflt Muted, Cl“. ' H
HOMER B. HOYT. Raft-acting Optician,
noon 0. United Dani: Building. tau: Norma. colic.”
ulal Appointments at convenience of patrons.
(lilies aways-1116. 12. iii—6: 00.. Butardcy' overflow; 7—9.
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L4:
rat. it... Ian activate/.1
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Cutb‘lli’a Bridge Fish Market
Tho Time Has Como
When You Gan (tot "ooh Caught Fish Just Out of the Water
IY axon“ room when. '» ' ’.
1
Mock God Market Cod and Haddock from the South.
Native Caught
' .113: in
‘iouthlim
all Maul
Judd: "'
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that llleh Loan bionic. hound Allin.”
syringeirnd
utter Bottles
Syringes. Our assortment in
this line is very extensive anti
the quality is the best.
2 quart. fountain syringe guar-
anteed to one year. L75c.
Combination water bottle and
fountain syringe, $1.50.
LBulb Syringes. .
Tito Clifford Pharmacy
Tho Prosoripfion Store.
common :0. MAIN AND "
ELIZABETH 3T8.
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 162.
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Maples it Goldscltmldt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Cosbctt BIock, So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET. V
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—-—A
cheerful tone of the lontlou market
helped the opening in the stock mar-
ket here today and prices generally
advanced. Canadian Pacific and Lou-
isville & Nashville mad about a point.
New York Central. United States Steel
anti one or two of the southwesterns
were lower. Metropolitan Securities
and Consolidated Gas were up a point.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wtreo of
The Maples & Goldscbmldt 00.. Com
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
«
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Cop 79):; ill-’5)“, Tit-'1'. 79%
Am (1 & l“ (‘o 37% 38% 371.; 3811..
Am. C & 1" pl 987p 9147,. Still“ 98“.;
Am Loco 481/; 487‘... 47“,. 4831.
Am Smelt may. 10311., 102 103
Am Sager 1421—9 142% 14111;; 141111
A ’1‘ & 8 Fe 89. . 90k; 55%. hole
A 'I‘ (It S I" of mill/3 103 1021/: iii-’1
Bali & Ohio 108% 108% 1117159 108%
Bkiyn R '1‘ (16% 67 6614’. tlt‘vit.
Cites & Ohio $1911 but; it? 5751.;
('hl & N W x 1310 240 210 210
(‘hl (it Went 1311/; Bill/4' 2217; 24‘
f‘ M & St 1’ 150 18(th 173 130%
(,‘ol 1“ tk l {.31}; {13M 51""; 53%
cut South 24 2+ 21 24
(‘nu (last 205.- 205 204 . 2101',
Del .. ilud 19014. 19014, the 3 were
Bt‘it‘, iti‘lg 461.1,: 4:313; 461,45
Erie 1st pfd SO 3 Slln 80% 81%
(ion Elev its: 189 tare; last/g
lil Central 1615,} lot it lb] 1611‘;
Lou & Nash 112% my. 141 141%
Manhattan ltiillvg 169% “39% ltlll‘xé
Mel St Ry 12-1 124V; 123V; 124%
Mex (‘cm 21% 24‘. 2th; 2-173
M K At '1‘ [if Khan 657 It tilting 6574':
Mo l’ttt‘liic 111759 ill? a 107 107%
Nat Lead 37 ii? 36% 3ti’lit
N 1' Cent ltilkfi lti3ii'4 160114 16311.;
Norf & West it: 3-3. till 811.. 86
Ont & West 6211. ii. . till/g iii!
Pacific Mail 4.1 4:. is 4:1
Pt‘l‘ln R R 143 143% 1431-1. 143
Pt‘oGas 112 112 111 111%
Pres 8 (‘ar 3814 38M 38% 38‘,“
Reading 951% 95%, 94% 93
chub Steel lint. 11W; 19 19
Rock island 34% 34% 33%, IN
Rub Goods 2mg 21311;. 21M; 25%
Soil Pacific 1377.. 68% 67% MW;
Sou Ry 00 35% L355», 1141.2 34711
Sun rty pfd milk. 99‘... 991i: 911%
Tenn C It i 88% 881V; 87% 88%
Texas l’ac 381,5 381.“, :18 3137's
llnion l’ae 131% 132%, 1:107“. 132%
Un Pat: pfd 99% 99% 119%.9911’1
U S Lea Md 101%, 104113 104 10-1
11 8 Rubber 411,45 41V; 401,9 my.
11 8 Steel 35% SW. 34%, 35
U S» Steel pt' 95 951,53 9414; 95
Wabash 22% 221i... 22-3.. 22%
Wabash, pfd 15% 461% 45-3. 46%
‘West Iln Tel 93% 93% 93% 93%
Wis (.cnt 2.17.“: 237,1. 237i. 231;;
‘qu dividend 15...
Sales to 12 m.,t'186.900.
r
Watch the New York Grocery atl—
vertlslng space for Thursday's ad.
if you are not acquainted with the
coal at tho Ferris coal yard you should
get acquainted at once. Try a ton.
The regular meeting of the Water
t'lommlssloners. which Wait to havo
been held on Saturday night, was
postponed.
William Walsh, a moulder employed
at Arnold d: Company‘s foundry. was
removed front his boarding place in
Main street. Nor-walk. yesterday, to
tho Norwalk Hospital. suffering from
typhoid fever.
W
Dr A H. Baldwin and Louis Verlin.
of Norwalk, are engaged in a duplicate
must contact, with 11de George W.
Wilton. while the s and occurred Sat~
urduy night at the Norwolk Club. 3 "'
"i never heard that he was. my son.”
“Well. Willie say his father has pm,
had one of his pictures accepted at
the rogue a gallery." “Yonkers Staten-
man.
inshoru‘d noticed you had on your
throonlnoty-olght raincoat in outer-
day‘s storm. Do you still thin It. a
great’ harmful” Buncodo—“No; i got
soaked."~—Judlo.
Mrs. Mark moan-"What are your
calcium worth today?” Now Boy-«"1
don't. dare toll .Ino’uu. Tito, boos
r tmuauoaly use we're ulnar
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In“. ..
Ovden and Harry D. Benedict. of Will. ‘
trim. The first. to ad was played in _
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M“'lu Wilton father'mr artist pop?"
HATS AND SHOES FOR MEN ANDL BOYS. .
SHOES
vouno MEN, JUST nva wanna.
2 3 ' 4 ' ',
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Swell.
Snappy. Refined Exclusive
THE S. O P. SHOE.
Top Coats. Rain Coats. and Swimsuits
for Men and Boas now readu... I ‘
OUR NEW CHILDREI "S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS STOOK‘
EO WITH A POPULAR PRICED LINE OF BOYS’ SHOES. ‘
Men’s and Bous’ Shoes $1 to $4.
SELLEDK & PRI
I
Clothiers and Furnishers.‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
Good Help
if
Good Trades
Farmer's Rye Flour, home raised and home ground.
you want some nice Rye Bread now try it, 4c lb.
Washburn's and Crosby's Gold Medal Flour now in plenty.
been out. 950 bag.
Fine Family Flour, 85c bag. Warranted to please.
A Bargain. Fresh Goods. A 2 to package of Self. Raining Buckwheat
Flour for 7c, this sale. Warrantcd to give satisfaction.
Why pay high prices for Reliable Self Raising Flour, when you can buy _
just in good and just as much for 18¢. 3 lb. package. Put up by one of tho . ’
most reliable grocery houses in Now York _
. Pacific Coast Cod Fish is a new, novel and fine article of God Fllh, white
andfine,12c lb.
Fine Cabbage.
Call attention to some nice Bottled Goods. Pickled Onions, mall, 10° . . .
bottle. Mixed Pickles, 10c bottle. Large Pickles, 10c dozen. _
Fresh Eggs. All Fresh 25c dozen.
LORENZO DIBBLE
HOME GATIIERED EGGS, pot (102.. 230.
SCANS .MILK, ..... ...... ....... l ....... ...,........... 256.
VERY BEST 'l‘l,'B BETTER, per pound, 290.
L'ARG 1 ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.‘
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main st. South Norwalk. 40 Fort “giant NolWIllh
TEL; 26—8. TEL SCI-416.
It to real good.
We havo L
L ;
JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY’ S
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE COAL
is for man ooonomloal than Soho yilrlli Codi.
Two Tons of formor canals Throo Tons of. tho Lomr
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S 60‘]...
Raymond Bros.
187 Washington Strut.
HOYT 8- FREEMEN,
auras sanrtuo . .4 mum
Harry H. Hoyt 8: (39.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bou chi: and Sold for Goph or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stuck Exchange. Direct private wire. _
New York, 41 and 43 Wall street. Brooklyn. 311 Fulton SIMI-
DOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112—-3. HOYT’S THEATR! DUN-DINO.
Market Forecast Every Morning at 10 O'Ciook.“
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FY Eb BHANGI: AND cuss” Miler Monmolo'
4 accountancy.
Often one stir-loom a lack of olurncdo of vision to 1m-
whcn his gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not be mil to
your one examined again? “ ‘ r i ‘-’ v‘
T O. B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician. '
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ALL rut. LATIIT bullion m crush..."
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