.luIr ounce AT run
unwise-rooms
it“ Goods
outdo ANYWHERE.
Flimsy-coop AND LOW\
LANE S
51 WASHINGTON OT.
nonunion.
Read J. W: Dodge's ad. and see what
he is odering for Sunday's dinner.
. --Royal or Cleveland baking pow-
dor. 1,4. lb. box 21' )c Joseloif's.
Specials ln candles for Friday and
Saturday at the Clifford Phar.macy
You will find prices in the ad.
......
-—Soai and Plush caps.
in...—
0 Britain.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
roast pork, 12%c lb. Read the Public
Market ad. for other specials in meats
Fresh garden spinach can be bought
for 12c per'peck. at the New York
Grocery store to-morrow.
"Tomorrow a dollar will do double
for the prospective clothes buyer. Read
the ad. for details: . '
The United Grocery Company is
making aVspecial of potatoes for this
week. Read the ad. for prices.
Mrs. P. G. Sanford, of Saugatuck,
has been the guest of Mrs. Orlando l.
Allen, of South Main street.
Beginning tomorrow there will he
a souvenir sale at Tristl am & Hyatt s
The ad. gives full details Read it.
-—3 qtri: baking beans 25c Joseloff‘s.
L.
New food “Apitezo” is on sale at.
Lorenzo Dibble's. Easily digested and
full of nourishment.- Read the ad. for
specials in the line of groceries.
Rare values in cotton fabrics can
be found at the l). M. Read Company
They also have excellent, offerings in
silks. Read t e ad.
Anything in the line of gent‘s flir-
nishings can be found at Seiieck &
,I’rice' s. The adowillnprove interesting
--for the propective clothes buyer. Read
it.
On Easter Sunday afternoon, April
23, the choir of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church will give the
Easter cantata Death and Life, by
Lyndon-Shelly.
—14 fresh eggs 25c Joseloff.
......W-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Whatsoever Circle of the Kings
Daughters will be held Tuesday even
ing next at 8 o'clock with Miss Sarah
Paul No 11 Grove street.
——Boys Winter Caps O'Brien I.
. .fiwm
The annual election of oliitcrs of
the Sunday school of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church will take
place on Wednesday evening, the time
to be changed from Tuesday night
~Poerless flour, 85c bag, F, 1). Law
ton S. Company.
Edgar Von Gal. whose parents re
moved on the first of the mouth from
Roton lilll to Danbury is romrnuting
to and from Danbury cacti day, in
;-ordcr to finish his studies at the South
Norwalk High Schilol.
-—-—5 gal. kerosene; 60c. .loscloft's.
Mrs. Margaret A. Vosburgh and Mrs.
(1. A. Voshurgh and daughter, Helen.
. went. to Newark, N. .1., this morning.
where the latter two will spcnd sev'
oral days and where the former will
probably spend a month or so
Thc Always Ready Circle of Kings ‘
Daughters. of thaNprwalk Methodist
Church, has been reorganized and the
following offloers‘have been clotted:
Leader Mrs Wilson; vice leader Mrs.
George Mills. secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. idlt Fitch.
ll Kricger and Company have a
number of notable spring bargains
which they dostllbo in to-day's ad.
They are I link in a chain of ten
stores. which buy in large quantities,
saving considerable.
Vanni. .to sell at exceedingly low prio-
Road the ad
a: s'
moisturising; Umbrellas. o Brian’s.
r
f. .
The prospect “for coon hunting both
this spring» and next fall is very poor.
An old time coou hunter who has ln~
United in the sport since he was a boy
and is looked upon as an authority
states that most of the coonlr have eith-
er starved or. froichc during the past
winter. as many of the animals have
it found dead. local (loch hunters
wo hays been out thin poring have
been unable to disconn- any trace of
the animals.
POI HDUII CLIANINO AND POI-Ii
PACKIN WINT I IAININTO, WI
HAVE Ti 0 IX KLLINT PRIPARA-
TIONOéi NA "HILINI AND O!-
pane VP» “low I... .0 TAR 0AM.
ON I'I'H PLOW-
ma-
“was con."
FOR SALE
on any iIrrnI the mound of Wm.
B. Rood. Burrltt and Oulntlrd "on.
Lot about 137x200 All lmprovomonn,’
land in fir-It olIII condition.
. ‘ TAYLOR A GOLDEN.
74 Wuhington street, South Nomaik.
Read the ad 1
Stull is offering several 250 spee-
ials.
.. Live lobsters. roe and buck» shad.
green blue fish, etc. at Cutbill's. Road
the ad. '
More 15c music at Coleman's, Sat-
urday and Monday.
you further- information.
A regular business meeting of Wash.“
incton Camp, P. 0. s. of A., was held
last evening.
South Norwaik Division. A. 0. li.,
held a business meeting last night, in
A. O. H. nail, on Washington street.
A meeting of the Norwaik Liquor
Dealers' Association was held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in Elks’ Hall.
These fine days have evidently been
the cause of several cases of truancy.
which have been reported to the au.
thoritles.
«40 doz. Ladies emb‘y collars to be
sold as a leader 5 and 10 cents each.
Complete line of laces. All overs.
Emby’s, etc. M. S. Smith And On.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of
Pythias held a meeting last night at
which considerable routine business
was transacted
it rank Flinn of 25 l‘airfield avenue.
is quite ill with diphtheria. The house
has been quarantined by Dr. H (1.
Sharer“
Dr. .1. Milton. Coburn.
After the remains of Captain A. A.
Chinery were deposited in» the receiv-
ing vault at the Riverside cemetery
Wednesday afternoon the large floral
display was placed around the soidicrs‘
monument at the cemetery.
Several members of Douglas Fowler
Post G. A. R attended the camp fire
held by Minor Post, G. A. R. in
Stamford, last evening. They report
having had a good time A fine enter-
tainment was provided and refresh-
mcnts were served
The midweek scrvire will he held
in the South Norwalk Congregational
Church next Thursday evening at 7: 45
oclock. The subjett will be Tire At-
traction and Offentc of thc Cross. At
8: 30 ociock will he held the first
quarterly business meeting of the
church. at which the business commit-
tee will render a financial report giv-
ing in detail the standing of the
clltrlch for the first quarter of the year.
Ercry member of the rhurth is urged
to hear this. _
TWO MURDERERS HANGED.
Expected Trouble Did Not Develop
and Executive Were Qu ct.
'13A1‘ERSON. N. .l.. April 14.——Ar-
thur Luster and Joseph Miller two
negro murderers died on the gallows
in the county jail irere today. it had
been expected that Lester who made
a des rate attempt to escape front
the jal liast Sunday night after shoot-
ing his death watch would make trou
hie today but he went to the gallow.s
without resistance Neither execution
was marked by an unusual incident.
Lastel was the first to go to the seal-
‘ioid. The cap anti rope were quickly
pill in place the drop was sprung and
twcivc minutes later the physicians
pronounced the murderer dead. Twen
ty minutes later Miller had gone to his
death from the ”same sc riffold.
Luster fatally shot Max Wollcnburg
last June while attempting to escape
after being deterred in the act of rob-
bing Woilenburg‘ a store in this city.
Miller killed. Mrs. (‘ellop Stewart.
a colored resident of Mldvale on the
night of Sept. .10 last He entered her
house and after an attempted assault
cut his victim almost to pic cos with Vll
razor.
AN EASTER PRESENT
you should make yourself is a book
book. it is luckier than the hind
foot of a thousand rabbits. For ov-
This enables cry limo you make a deposit your for-
tune increases You can have one by
opening all account. ill the
rut soqm naawux
rausr company.
Others save money by dcpouititigya
We offer for Into“ It I bargain and
.. Easier requisites at Miss Ryan' 5, air
. at popular prices
Read his ad on the 7th page. ‘
The ad. will give
“a 1
. /
Nothiiig old here—everything is new.
New model TVop- Coats, 35V inches long. in silk-striped and
plain Coverts.
Broad shoulders; side collars and iapcls; close- dining col-
lars;1003c vented backs.
$ro.oo to $20. no.
Raincoats' in fancy mixtures, Oxford and black, tailored by
Hart Schaffner & Marx. $15 to $20.
The best showing of smart Spring Suitsin‘ town; come
and see it.
Everything new in Spring Hats, Caps. Shirts, Neckwear,
I
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
1 New Spring Suits-for boys, $2.50 up.
ROGERS asrsszs
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk.
...
chocolate WI
Co
Tel Call, sa-a.
The attending physician is V
...—......
Any man who has been handling Flour, Feed and
Grain for fifteen years ought. to know how to buy to best
advantage, and help his customers get the goods they
'Want at the price they ought to pay
Arll i right?
We do a big business. buy
Flour" is, its the best.
Well. our nrill fccd oats and mm arc the best of
their kind too.
Let us prove it to You.
Buy Outs That's Clean.
MANUEL r HATCH.
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. '
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE
W. P. BEERS,
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 So. Main So. So. Norwaik. 49 Wall St. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
in large quantities, and
sell cheap—but goods always the best
You know—oi ought to knou——-how good "Crockers
Steel pfd.,
lions.
r gamnlcd Copper.
rose above their
English Crown Toffee.
Apollo chocolates, plain box.
60c lb.
Apollo Chocolates, Bllk87n, ol
Maple Caramell, .
The Cliffordf’humnoy
The Prescription Store.
ocean or so. MAIN nun
_. ELIZABI‘I’H are.
Io. uoawstx, court.
TEL. GAL-L158.
WALL STREET.
terday‘s conspicuous features
their places in the opening trodirrg
in the stock market
-— Readng rose all extreme 5% on run-
ning sales of 6,500 shares.
a jump of 214’; in Woolen and of 1%
in Erie 2nd pfd. Tenn. Coal Colorado
Chocolate PoppermlntI, 10c apkg:
ntorgroen‘I.
V 10c
‘ 10¢
400 lb.
OINDIES
FOR
‘ Friday and. Saturday.
1 VOId Fashioned Showings:
I
pkg.
okr-
M
Maples ll Goldschmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
lerI In .. ,. .
"on.
this
Th
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Bwartz a Corbett Block, 8o. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
——-‘-~‘
10le a. m.-——ch-
held
morning.
ere Wills
Fuel Sugar and Metropolitan Set rrrit
ics gained a point and United States
Smelling" General itllectlit.
Metropolitan Street Railway St Paul
and Colorado and Southern large flar.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—~Au ‘early
advance was but indifferently main-
tained, and thcrc werc indications of
growing pressure against illitiois Cen-
tral, Locomotive. Smelling und Alluri-
Most of the leaders
first
prices before ‘
\icldirrg and there lvr'trc enough at
.. . arcssllc buying of other stocks to giro
rm appenram e of
N ucgicttcd stoc
uhcn New \ork
specialties.
feature of the
and St.
notable
Paul 181.
gains
Enroll Now.. “
little each week. ill there any rea-
Ioti why you should not?
Four per cent. allowed on savings
deposits.
hinrdny and Monday.
sLYInlieo Boy. Mrircil and Too-Stun; .
Lord Par-disc. When tin: West is on'
the Pumpkin. Bit 0' lliarney. lin Try
on Hard to For You. Why Don t
oy Play With a. Sweetest Girl in
Dixie. Tommy. and I hundred others.
it commas
TORIC LENSES , ,
A pleasure to explain them.
When interested, call. -
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Roob 9 United Bank Building,
cost more and are better.
Special Appointments at convenience of whom.
' Office hours 8—11:45.12.45——-b:00 Saturday evenings, 7—9.
Li ve Labs tors
- Roe and Buck Shad. Greennhiue Fish. Yel-
low Perch. Steak Cod. Halibut. Lona and
Round Clams.
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 1M—
EYES Dilliiilllrvn
Ofton one Iitrlouiu I luck at ole-roan or vision to MI ”II
when his IIIIIOI In infinity to blame.
your IyII examined IoIlM
IT’S FR‘I.
O. 8. Jackson,
amounts Quinlan.
u WALL Ions".
ALLOWIO manor was.
Mandy Mill. a young colored pom. port, so '0‘. p, pal lien.
on who was arrested for drunkenness
in Norwalk. yesterday, by Chief of
Police mum End icy,
hood this morning. Indy.
Young Mcnw'Wwanted
STENOGRAPVHERO, BOOKEIPERB, GENERAL OFFICE AOIIBTANTB.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Cannot Meet the Demand for
COMPETENT YOUNG MEN.
socksimo sT ATIONERY FREE. .
. , M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
was freed by fitting concern from il‘itciinurg. Ian.
who have been in Norma pairings in
militant no trod I supra hosting Wu
making. m m on
WALL STREET.
mined strength of Union Pacific. St
Paul and New York Central was thr
railroad list which mov-
rd narrowly otherwise. The motcmcnt
amongst industlinls
showed great variety.
touched 136 3- 8. New \ork Central 161
amongst
llonds were irregular. .
WAI L STREET. 1p
0d buying movement broke out in Sr.
l‘aul after 12 oclock and on purchase
irre vulnrity
ks. Near ll
(‘eutr at
in several
and
Tht‘i‘e
was an excellent distribution of specu-
lallvc interest and transactions were
rrcommonlr large in a number of usual
0 clot it
Which had
been a laggald of late, moved up to
ll‘itlig the tondr-lrcy became generally
upwards again. Union Paciflt rose to
1357... and Reading to fill.
notable advances”
There were
of thc
noon ~~ "lhe' sus—
specialrim
l nion For Hit
There Were several
specialties.
p, in .—-An ext it
... of many tlloucnnds of shares its min
i touched 18.11;“ or almost four points
a'hor c _\ cstcrday s
12 o‘clock.
South Norwalk, Conn
million Brokers,
Aural Cup 88
Am C & F Co 41
Am C ii: l“ of 102
Am Cut Oil 37
Am lcc pf it
Am Loco till
Am Smelt 123
Am Sugar 1111
A '1‘ (it S Re till
A T 8: S F pf loll
llallo It Ohio 110
ii'kiyu It 'i‘ 71
(Shoe Ii ()Ilio hit
Chi (it N W 241
(‘h (11 Word 2:1
Ch M It 81 1’ till)
Spring Term.
ll 8 Steel pl
Mr. and“
in 242%
final flgtlr‘ cs
Swartz It
LOW.
Other
lllinS-Hlnlinefllfli stotka did not rlsc
materially above the 1c\ 91 reached at
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wrreo of
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Gem
Corbett
Block, South Norwallt, Telephone 153.
Open. High
1‘ all
7a 89%; 88% 88%
it. 4:1
It. 103
My.
1021s 103
42%
ll? 36% 37
41 40%
59% 00%
r2214. 1221/;
113%. 143%
39%
1/. 60%
133%
iii Hi
To 911%
103%
7p l l I ‘11;
1/4 71%
1,5 581,5 {.7
241
103
‘A 24
Kill hit
... mo
28%
179% 180%
ill!
will
‘it‘l‘h‘.
90%
103%
not; ill
70%
:r'. can.
70%
242%
24%
“13%. 103% 103% lnli‘lfi
‘ * ‘ ~ ~ Wlbllh 2m 2m 22s. 22%
inns discharged. she left for Bridge Wabash of . i7 47 47 41
West Us Tel 93% 94% 93% M
W WIIOonf. 23 23% 23 28%:
The employees of the Parks steam Sale. to in m.. 19.
WW
lira. John B. 'i‘rsrrdwoll.‘ or
few
the
I“ "
...-.... «w...
Selleck «it Price.
It is advisable to make your selections of an Easter Stilt
now, so as to avoid the great rush that always crimes a few days
before Easter sunday . .
\
Our selection of Clever Clothes for top-notch 6.!de
'positively the finest and most complete over shown in town.
We are showing single and double breasted models in
Worsteds. Cheviots and Cassimeres, tailored' to that exclusive
style that only the best custom tailors can produce.
Newest Blocks in
DERBIES AND SOFT HATS
.——
Exclusive Patterns in
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
$r.ooto$2..50 _’ ‘. V .
RICH NECKWEA’R‘ -'
in the Latest Spring Shades. '
Smart Shoes for men. Classy and correct, possessing“
style. character. quality. Winners with the young men. -
Boys Shoes in our Children's Clothing Department will
appeal to mothers.
ELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. 4
APITEZ“
rA new food which gives the greatelt poIIibII nourishment
‘and at the some time is easily digested. Get iron in the blood by use If
Apitezo.15c pkg.
STRAWBERRY JAM has laid so well we have had to get More. 160
lb. .
, .BUTTER iI climbing up again: now worth 310 wholehiol. toiling yet.
at 32c, but will advance the price soon it this condition continual. .
TURNIPS—Somo good.h hard ones. ' . 'l
CABBAGE—Finn Itock. , . m
'au's'st'r APPLES—~Good ones. . .' ’ v”-
'..
('01 r r. 1 will. my, nil-ii. git/r sources at 15c pk on Saturday. cit-h.” soiling ariow‘co-t. [fr
1.3131333" 23111.13???“ 23‘; 233.“ BARGAIN—Stove and Shoe Blacktop. Stove Black, do also. as our:
"(ll & “m; ”if, “ml/a 191-, “if, ‘ or 3 box“. he. Shoo Black, 5c lite. 31: box: 01' 2 bOlOO, DOV. ' ' '
lllrie 101,4. lust. Min 46%
hrln 1st of wit 817,4. run 81% I OR o DIBVV
(tau lilac ism ilir'r ram 184%
111 Control 111.3% llitl llil’i'A lilti
iaiudl Nililil 142% 143% 142% 143 TELEPHONE CALL, 25-4
Mot St Ry 12er 12.1% 122% 12:1
M" “““i W}; ii?“ iii: iii”
M K It ‘ 12 ‘ Ar -" '
r. . .-. 'r‘ ... ...... ...... n... «a. fanny Maine Potatoes per pl 150. illl. 550. ill 5
"ill OILIVIRV. Mol’avlilc. tom 11418 1233: 1(4): l) .i 1 50
. .. . .. Nat lined 41W. 8% . . q .
i§Y Bengal “ill"? 12; igrg: 1233;. u‘ 0 s 0. _. I I», «I :l ..‘3:
0115 B31 30': l 4 To 9 lien or Athlete Flour or or .l “. *'
Ont}. Wold. an on ma my. " ° " ° ' . ’r 3"
Fan Mall to ill. 122% iii New arrival Very Small Lean, Tender shoulders, por- lh. mun“... ht
’ II ”3 A“ l 4.1-. " .Li
AGGOIDINIILY- igfi'hfiui .0922 in»: 1095‘: 110 Large variety '0! Fruit and Vegetables. ‘ ,, My
Pw' 5 CM ‘2‘“ m' ‘2 Q; ‘ ' SIturdI tall do
. or communion of Hoin‘: 9mm. , ,
Would it. outflow-lite have Rimdl‘fit M 3:95“ W fig“ .31” y. y ‘ ' ‘ Cf. .
. magma gga its 12% iii“... UNITED GROCERY 091:“, my
floods 32 3 l'
‘55,?“ m m, a,“ ”a... “3% solemn Main or. Ian» Nemik. TlLIO—l. _ f"! ,1 wow
WOO“. Béfi till: 103% (3;?) 1%-”..L-.. .... . .-. ...... a.--a---W—-—Ww
ii 4 val-u.
II WM. W giggly 2:112 23% 2:22 3:99“: HOY..T & FREEW’
u ler
till it. ' s a Steel am 372/: 3m 3m “P“mem‘l
M .
Harry H. Heyt a. lilo...
Banker. and Broken,
Miro, IondI, mm and cotton Ion as: our cars 9» m3,» orgasm. A ,
Member New York Consolidated Blush traction“. m #119“; M V. 7
New rm. it and 43 Wall sir-rot. My» all mm M
scorn coatings. ”Mil-Oi new: Wm
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