bury.
‘townt yesterday for a short time.
line business was done.
. Hubbell & Stopiosflnrdwure Company.
.. . _ , Marciano 'l‘wo Step.
' m ITI‘LLUDN now. own «an. 1-, WW? and " enith.”
~ t... wonky“: 'rmu . , , , > , .
i tor-mm m...
M
i
We otter tor sale at a bargain and
, on any term: the homo-toad of Wm.
a. Road, Burrltt and Quintnrd was.
Lot about 137x200. 'AII improvements,
and in first olnn condition.
TAYLOR w GOLDEN.
74 Washington strut, South Norwalk.
._._._..
JUST. GLANCE AT THE
NEW UP-‘l'O-DATE
Easter Goods
no 0000 A8 ANYWHERE.
It you nerd a tonic Illkt‘ Vinol. You
can buy It at the Clii‘i‘ord Pharmm-y.
'l‘ho l’cri'ectu Is the shoe for wo-
men. Glover‘s the piano,
PRICES OOODtAND LOW
TOO.
w..."
Repairs ure being made to somc oi‘
the water pipes in Bylor avcnuc.
LAEE’S
51 WASHINGTON 8T.
Miss Myrtle F. Scullcy, ol’ Munroo
street, has ncturncd from u wcclt’s
visit to Now I-Iavcn
This is "Ii‘ilil' \VI‘t'Ii ill llcud's. lliw
them a call. l’urchusi- tun .lullars‘
worth and get u dainty souvruir. liviul
till- all, \ ‘
'I‘hcro will hc n nit-cling or Ihc South
Norwalk, Common Council, this cvcu-
iug. In tho Council Chamhcr, in llavl-
land street.
IRRRINBWSNRIBS.
The South Norwnlk Savings Bank
ad. tells you why many pcoplc remain
poor all their lives. Road the ad.
and‘ profit thereby.
William Casey spent Sunday in Don-
nun—.0"
The Bridge Pharmacy Is now run-
ning under new innnugelncnt. The ad.
can be found on the seventh page, top
ofthe East Norwalk ncws column.
Read it.
Bethany Guild will meet on Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. In Trinity Church.
The mud of a week ago has been
succeeded by clouds of dust.
Charles Kraut, of Bridgeport, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Charles Craig. of Bridgimort, was in
A bank book is the most interesting
of all reading to any, man. To posscss
one or those absorbing books take a
dollar to the South Norwnik Trust
Company. They will do the rest.
,.,_____.._._
A special meeting of thc Wlmtsocvcr
Circle of 'l‘hc King's Daughtcrs, will
be held at t chhoulc ol‘ Miss Florcncc
Bcncdlct. Iii West avcnuc, 'l‘ucsduy at
8 o‘clock, at which timc all busincss
that would conic lit-fore u rcuular
Incl-ting of lhc (lii'clc will hc transac-
tt‘d. :
Frederick Coleman, .lr., Is visiting
Frderick Colcmnn. ot‘.Ncw Milford, for
a. few days, ‘
The bargc Muncy, ol‘ Philmlclphia,
is discharging a cargo of cool for thc
Ferris (Joni Company.
Miss llcrtha Starr, of lmnbnry. has
returned to her homo there, after a
visit with Miss tirucc Seymour, of
this city.
The Epwortli Longtlc l'nion of TM
Norwallts will hold a social and Him--
ary meeting. tonight. at tho Nth-walk
Methodist Episcopal (‘hurcIL Isaac ll.
Meredith, the wcll-known siugcr, will
lead the chorus, and Mrs, I. K. Moorc
will give a reading. There will also
be refreshments.
There will be a meeting of thc ll‘nr‘
thcr Light‘s Society of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. this evening, at
the home of Miss tiracc Hunt, of South
Main flirt-ct. 'I‘lic inccting will bc un-
der the lcndcrshlp of Miss Minnic li‘cr—
rls. There will he an cutcrtnlnmcnt
at the closc of thc rcgular husincss
meeting.
-Busltethnll and dancing at Armory
tonight. Stamfords vs Co. F.
A'reguiar business meeting of the.
Norwalk-Stsmford Musical Union was
held yesterday. Considerable rou-
Harry Hoyt, employed In the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Company’s tac-
tory, left this morning for a wcck's
vacation. to be spent In Nashua. N. H.
The tag Charles McWilliams brought
the barges Cheney and Bert to this
city with coal for the Ferris Coal Com:
pany.
Sictson‘s l7nc1c Tom's Cabin ("oin-
pnny prcsentcd that familiar play to
trc, Saturday ni‘tcrnoon and owning.
The performance was wcil stngcd :qu
acted. The specialties, consisting of
songs, dancing, clc... wu‘c good. To-
morrow night ’l‘hc Knizcnjnnuncr Kids
will hold the boards. and Friday night
tho Yule musical clubs.
The (Iirls‘ Friendly Society of 'l‘rln-
lty Church will hold a business meet
ing and devotional service In the Sun-
day school room at 8 o‘clock.
Miss Gertrude Coleman, who has
been spending a wuek with Miss Ma-
bcl Shcrry, of Bridgeport, has returned
to her home here. _ _
' lollowlng transactions for ’l‘hc Nor-
walks. last wcclt: Salcs. scvcn: mort
gages, $7.400. ll‘or tlic last work in
March, lilOI, thcrc wcrc night salcs,
and mortgages ol' $4.7m linrluu llln
entlrc mouth of March, ltllli», thcrc
were twonty-thrcc sitlcs and mortgagcs
of “9.900. In March. lilo‘l, thcrc wot-c
thnty-cight sales and mortguncs ol‘
$l4.li’;tl.
Six new members were received In
the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
yestemdy, making a total of illtytlvc
rcceived this winter. .
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church will hold a busincss meeting
Wednesday night at :30 o‘clock. This
will cause the rcctor‘s confirmation
lecture to ho postponcd until 8 o'clock.
John Msgncr, while driving out of
Solmans‘ stables yosterday, was thrown
from the carriage and was quite pain-
i‘ully cut about the face He sustained
no serious injuries, howuvcr.
—...
Harry Stcvcnson Illt'l with an un-
pleasant [cw minutes, Saturday night.
as the rcsult ot a practical April tlrsi
joke pluycd on him by some boys. Mr.
Stevonson was sitting at the loot ol‘
the stairs leading to the bascmcnt un-
der Lane's restaurant. ’l‘lic jokcrs H'lw
him and quietly dumpcd n can of ushcs
down on him. He arose from on ova.
lanche and pursucd thcni. but could
'not find the guilty parties,
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com—
pany had a line oyster stew at. the
truck house, Saturday night. There
was a large number of members pres-
ent to take advantage of the good
things to eat.
Fletcher Williamson and Charles
llili loft South Norwalk, this morn.
ing for Colgate Academy, Hamilton,
N. Y.. to resume their studios, utter
spending the spring vacation at their
homes.
._.__.
It has been decided not to 'plny of!
the tie for. third place in the Putnam
Hose Company's pcnuchlo tournament,
and the prize will be divided between
tho four members, Robert Wehrle. J.
A. Stabell, John Yard and George 'l‘o-
hcy,
-._...,.._.......
Complaints have been made regard-
Ing two men who were practicing the
trade of burners .without having ll-
ccnscs. Prosecuting- Attorney William
‘. Tammany was omitted and the two
harbors have signified their willingness
to take out the necessary papers.
vi
THE MOST INTERESTING READ-
tor any man is his bank book. It
should have and does have greater
fascination tor him than the works or
the most eminent authors.
'I‘oi possess one of these absorbing
booth. it In only nocusosry to deposit
your savings here. We optm accounts
for one dollar.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
I per cent, intern-t allowed on do-
poultu In ’the‘savlnn department.
"mm our music
Saturday and Monday.
inclining III the latest hit: trom The
hit! at Spice: .
”Pour @ng" . ’
Letter tofmik Parker.
South Norwnlk. ’ .
Door Sir: There is endless diocul‘
slon about. bnrytel in paint. Perhaps
this settles the question.
TWo houses exactly alike at Delhi,
N. Y.; the owner otboth is Mr. N. Av-
ery. One was recently painted Do-
voe; the other with o. harytoaI paint;
some painter did both John; his name
is George Gilbert. ,
One cost $27; the other 354. The
first took 8 gallons; the other 12. Six
gallons Devon. an to covering, equals
twelve,.ot the other.
- Yours truly.
F. W. DEVOE a CO.
93
P. 8.4. E. new, South-Norwulk;
Nogslkflandtwloorham. East Nor-
vm no on . n .
' “The Mild Iii-om Nicobar"
mo of Epic. '1‘” Step
"Mania“ Boy" , .
“timfl‘ryinfio sun to Forget You”
fulfill-yo t
‘Vill HAVE A MOIT IXCILLINT
Tom lad Stood Remedy
two crowded houses. at lioyt's Thom .
. u and I
"You Can Never Toll Till You Try" .
cs right.
black. $8.50
Spring mode
company for
LotSof Sn
Spring
South Norwalk.
in our
to $20.
perfectly. $10 to $18.
our snappy clothes.
ar
Clothes
We want every man in town to see our Spring Clothes for
men; for their own good, as much as ours. wé have the kind
of Top Coats and Suits men want; stylish. onI' made, fit all
you csn ask; newest fabrics mostly in exclusive patterns: pric~ '
You may suit your taste as to a Spring (lvrrcoalt we have
Oxford: long roiuprooied Coats in mixtures? Oxford and
the bony models in covert: medium lengths in black. gray and
Suits infancy mixtures, oil the new grayS, reliable blue
and black—single and double-breasted models that express the
Our stiff and soft Hats and Spring Furnishings are good
Time to leave your order for your Easter Suit, if you want
us to make it for you. The cloth samples are here. $16 to $40.
ROGERS & STEVENS
.SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
Tel Call, 32-2.
Do You Need a Tonia .7
TAKE VINOL.
, It is a hood purifier, a tissue
builder, a wonderful vitallzcr,
flesh-creator and strength-pro.
ducer. It improves the appe-
tite, gives tone to the stomach,
and rejuvenateo this whole aya-
tom.
'TAKE vmor. ON OUR GUAR-
auras.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Stare.
CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
' ELIZABETH 8T8.
CO. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 15-2.
W
Maples ii Goldschmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer; In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
‘ Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
m
WALL SII‘RICIC'I‘. itlzlti a. nu» 'l‘iw
stock nlurkcl today oponvd slrtmg tutti
acilvc with n coulinuuncc ot‘ till» rv
hcrc.
tho hcst.
than M-
We are
bring it back.
NEW
If we sell it, It's sold right.
Quality alone, priccs living cuuai should bc the rudder
of judgmcnt, and judgincnt so guided will always sclcct
make.
‘I
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ncnr-vjusi as for as tho
noarcst lottclubox or tclcphgnc,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
TELCJHONE CONNECTION.
SPAPE’RS
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE
W. P. BEERS,
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St" Norwalk.
Lowdcss ol‘ DI‘lt‘(‘ is but a factormliighncss of quality
or gcncral lightness of tho grain is ol‘ iirsi importance
Wc don‘t boliovc tlicrc is anoihcr grainurr In Amt-ri-
on whom grcatcr ct'l'ort. is Illiltit' lo airc tract satisfaction
If anything, from this storc fails to please
llold us to our promisc madc when we
started busincss, “tlood grain, good scrvlcc.”
Buy Oats That's Cilia“.
AND COATS.
..-.M..- .. ..
Gré
Cost more and are better.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Op
Root) 9. United Bank Building,
Special Appointments at convenience of
Gilles bounty—11:45. tun-6:00. Saturday evontn a. 7-4.
Books and Stationery Fran.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
WOWOnbOOOOOOWW
If Not. Enter
Merrill Business College
II! the baélnnlng of the Spring term. April dd.
Day School, $12.50 per month.
Allah! School. $5.00 per month.
an Mllllnory and Furs.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair Cloak 'and Fur Store.
to WASHINGTON .1: nae-r. sour» NO
+6.... ibfiéfi?
\ When interested, call.
To m...“ m...
€11
Weatpo rt smelt.
ARRIVED IV lit Pit-Io TODAY. .
rut-n truck»
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“”OOOWWOWOW
Office Assistants iWant‘ad.
[In You Ready .’
L Special Low, Prices.
' c
tician.
South Norwallt, Conn.
atrouu.
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN' BUITO
nw'ALK. ,
A pleasure to explain them.
B 11¢ Fifih
Firstottheoeuson.t,..16dlhi,
Delawarenlver buck shad. ... 9e lb.
Deaware River roe shad. . no b.
cunt lnrgc tIt‘IIIIlIltI for tho minor induk
ll'iulr‘. li. S. Stool, l'niou l'ucillt- and
Now York (‘cnil'zil w. r.‘ bought in
largo blocks, but l'lt‘ll‘ gains Wcrc lint
III‘II to luoilcrult- I'ructimn-. Ilrooklyli
Transit and Aniliwm \vcrv slight".
lmwr. Iliscltlt junipcd 1:3»... 'l‘uill t‘iiy
itdpitl ’I‘rnnsll 2‘). and Stitching, Slow.»-
tillclllcld Sit-cl, l‘copics this, ("illitllun
Pacific and t‘hl-snpcaltn & Ohio I in
I II-
\\':\l.l. S’l‘ltlflli'l‘, 11 ll_ my» Ruth-cud
stocks \vvakcncd a trillc owing to lhc
tncagrc dt-nmnd. but bctrayi ii it stood.-
ict‘ toutI at It o‘clock. llig'hcr lil‘ll‘trt
prcvallcd tor a lzirgc Iitllllllt-l' of ill.-
dustrial spocinltics. with lhc activity
ccnitiinu In thosv not so wcll known.
WALI. STREET, Noon.~-A larucr
, dt‘lnand [or railroad slot-Its was slim—
ulatctl by u livcly lnorcmcnl in lb.
lirics. followctl hr adcanccs ill Union
l’ucillt' and Ncw York (Tculrnl. lltlr
. cr ilt‘llh‘ railroad stocks wcrc‘filii‘tcil
' fractions. llonds wcrc tlrm,
WALI. S'l‘RlCl'Z'l‘. l p..m.~'l‘h:\ aw
livity of tho: railroad list was it II pro-
long'cd bcyond midday and thcrc \\’t*i‘t'
rnrcssions rcuchlng a point in ivlli. :il
pi‘il. Mt’lllllil’llt‘ somMii' thc iuduul: mls
wl-rc rising buoyantly. Lind nu»- mil
luuvily and lost I 1—2, as did l'nllnd
Railway lnrcstmcnt pl'd.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: or
The Maples J: Goldschmidt Co.. Ctllll~
mission Brokers, Swnrtz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 1:33.
0pm. High. Low. I 230
()pcn. High. Low. l ::’.u
Aural (“op Hi7}, NI ~xui2 slain,
Ant t‘ h r‘ (‘o 3.31., 35's,, 33.1., mm,
Am (‘ & li‘ pf lowly, ital?h loot, look.
.\Ill ~(‘ol till :13 1:8 3?. :r»;
Am Loco 50% 507%,, not}, my,
“Am Slucll III-“g that. lili-‘io itllfi.
Mn Susar it‘ll... l-lzii, H3". ll‘zih.
.\ 'I‘ & S no xsu tutu, sx Rx»,
A 'l‘ d} S It‘ pl’ 102% 102% llll’v'R. 102%,
llalto& Ohio 108% lt‘lil Illniig losis,i
ll'klyn it ’I‘ ash, «83.. m «2755..
(‘ht‘s & Ohio RSI-g 587.. {Nip 551};
(‘bl & N w 2i”. 2“!» 241v. 2H3”.
(“h (it West 231?]. 2%. 231.4; 23%.
(‘h M & St I’ 17534 17d”; l’h’ui‘fi 176%
Col F & I fill“. lulu; 54,54 5.313.
t‘ol South 39% 29% 23".. Shin;
(ion Gas 205% 2tllll,~‘_. 205% 2th;
Del 8: Had 192 193‘." 19! 193‘...
Eric loll. 47 An?“ to?“
Eric Isl pf Bolt; 82% suing. x234.
(ion Elcc 15M”. 187 186% is?
lll Central 1th 160% lilo lilo-13,
Lon & Nash Milli. H2 Hill; Hi7“
Munlntitan It»? 167% ill? in?
Mot St lty 123 1231p 122%,; b.3319
Mcx (‘cnt 2H,. 2.". 2th 2.]
M K & '1‘ pt lift-">5. tilt lifiiiy lid
Mo Pacific 107 107% ltiiltlj. 10731.
Not bond 48% 4874’. 47%. «till.
N r Central no 163% ms was
Nori‘ & \Vcst ills-“i. 85% 85% 86%
OM. & Word ti3 lili'yfi (£271. tlii'f.
l‘onn Itllit 143% 143% 1431.4 l~l.'ll,.’.
l’ooGau llrli‘i lint-l.- HIM tin
Woo/S Car it: 43% I? 42%;.
ltondlng its 95% 94-1." 95%
Itcp Slucl BI 24 23% 3~l
liouk Island ill-ii. 3W; tint. MIA,
llul) Goods iii-1,4; 35% 34% 34%
South Pitt! 67% 08% 67%. (iii
Sou lty Co :17. an :li'l iii.
Tenn (3 & I With 99% 9864. hill/l,
Texas I'm- 88%.". 314% 38% :iii
lluion I'ut' 1307/“ 132% I305)" 132
ll 8 l.clllh Ill 18 ill 13
U S lmnlh pt tori ltlii toil ilii'.
ll .9 lttlbhol' 43% 43% 43% 48%
U Stitcol till 36% 38‘. 36
II S Stool pt 96% 967A; 96% 96%
Wabash 23% gay. 23 231
Wubnsh pt 47% 47% 47%. 47%.
' Wool. Uu Tel 9: till loll hit .
Wis Cont 22 23% 2' 23%
Pinion to l2 m. 564,200
~nx Dividend,
W
in Brundnge has occupied a position
on engineer on tho oyster bout Flyl-
Voster Decker.
There williho a meeting at the Rough
Rider Glue Club thingoyonlng. In Quar-
tet Club hull. . 4 , ,
Now Is your time to buy fancy Mains
potatoes at 50¢ per bushel. At the
New York Grocery store.
Dr. in. Edward aelleck. In expected
In Norwalit soon from Lon Angelou.
Oat, where he has beau-Ibi- some thus.
> <' WM 4‘
gum mill Hill, at Daubury. a ritu-
‘ titan It er college, was a guest
our loud: ”or in; anti-mu, Mimi;
. 1‘ as. it
.LVI per cent.'
‘ my. -."a'
.9
THE ‘ I
.-
l ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND ALMOST INDISPENSIBLE FOR
I SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER. LONGER THAN HERETOFQRE, ‘
WITH DEEP SLITS IN THE BACK, BROAD LAPELS DRAPING'
- MA- .,
TEHIALS PIAIN AND SILK STRIPEU COVCRTS AND REVERSED‘ _ '
. PRICE $6.50 TO $20.00.
GRACEFUHN AND (FATHER FULL FHUM "I'HE SHOULDER.
TWII LS IN MANY A'I‘THACTIVE‘SHADES.
Spring Suits and Rain Coats}:
I
WEAR A new CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME lNTERr
ESTED IN THE 3. a. P. SHOE FOR MEN AND Bovs. ‘ n
FROM HEAD T0 FOOT WE GUARANTEE EVERY, ARTICLE
sow. , _,..v , It I. no;
SELLECK & PRICE
,4 Clothiers and Furnishcrs. .
93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORW‘ALK. l'
Telephone Call 324-2. l '
READ
Spinach. fresh and nice, reasonable price, 35c peck, ’
Pal‘snips, new, trcsh lot, 3c lb.
Oranges. Seedless, at 30c dozen. large 150 size, or small at 16 for 25¢.
Strawberry Jam. weigh out. the real thing. 15c lb. .
Flour, good trade in our S. R. brand at 85c bag; good quality.
Cleaning time. Use Ammonlne. A new article. -A perfect powdered
Ammonia. one let: package. equal to 5 quarts of liquid Ammonia. Great for
washing anything, We package. Free samples given.
I
Savlne, for cleaning 5c package.
A tumbler with every package, Tum-
bler alone worth the price of bottle.
Lighthouse Soap made by Armour &. Co.
bars, 25c.
New Crop Porto Rico Molasses. If you want best Molasses Cake o'r
Cookies use our Porto RICO of good color and true flavor. No “black strap."
Onion Sets here.
LORENZO DIBBLE
'"iiéfllil'TSStS
Old and hard. 4c bar; 7
fancy Maine Potatoes per Pk. I50.
In 5hr. lots. 500 per hit.
Iltlllll'l tl.\’l‘lllu‘lllili lititls, l’lL’lt lltlz. ................... ' ....... 210
Spinach and little {it n Vary lo\\I prit'c. .
itcduccd prict- on all Florida and naval ornntrcs. 9
liunch Unions, l‘tadishcs. l.cltucc. (‘t-ltrr, Swoct Potatoes, Cranberries,
t‘tioltluu Applcs and Extra Fancy Applt's,
UNITED GROCERY co. 7
20 North Main St. South Norwalk. 49 Port 8%. Eat NoI‘WIIIb
TEL. 25-3. , ‘ TEL sea-15.
"sand "AND on) o’ourArv's.
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE can
I: far more economical than Schuylkill Coal.
Two Tons of farmer equals Three Tons oftho Latter ’
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY’S COAL.
Raymond Bros.
IN Washington Strut.
I
Q LHOYT s, ”'FREEMfiN,
- . Rirruuan'riNo .. 4an _
Harry H.’ Hoyt 8,. Co.,'
Bankers and Brokers,
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bought and Sold tor Cash or on Margin...
Member New York Coiistilitialctl.stot.-k Exchange. Direct private wire;
New York, 41 and 43 Wall otroot. Brooklyn, 371 Fulton mm. ‘.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112-—3. HOYT'B THEATRE BUILDING.
Market Forecast Every Morning at 10 O’CIock. ‘ .I'"
m ‘
' WOM.»u«mn
\ ‘1 x _\ . x 'I , 1‘ f, "1
Ybb LHANLhAND oLAsaes Mila'r a: “smalls; .
'1 Acoonomow. .. p
till.
one» one attribute:- a lack of clearnen or vision to hit
when his gluon are wholly to blame. ‘ Would It not harm" to
.. . - . M .....v.ml:
your eye: examined again?
IT’S FREE.
‘ O. B. Jackson,
’ V Graduate Optician.
l .5 WALL am“.
'Nonwauk. G1-
' Adr‘erllée bYour Wants
in The EyeninuiSentiaei.
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