A. have been for the past six, months
MI
» window.-
st a bargain and
term emsstsad of Wm.
I.) BMI qu'rl nd mustard eves.
M “out 187 . All improvements,
sill in 717% class bondltlouu.
7} Westllii
“awful- for “III.
TYLOR A GOLDEN.
street.” South Norvulk.
Pussies writs
starters same HELD
.I up in Point of later-
will it in tile South "or-1
. iii Bapti'ei Church, Last
flight ‘
"I'll services at the South Norwaik
as at Church last night, were well
attended for Monday evening. after a
full and husy‘day. In point of inter-
est the meetingiwas one of the very
best in the series. The sermon was a
magnificent presentation of the sayings .
and doings of Jesus on the first day
of Baefiioli‘chek,‘ The sermon was
based upon Mark's account. with a
single verse added; from Matthew
Mark, Xi. 12: 19.“ There were three
events in this long and busy day's
ministry that were“ dwelt upon. The
curse pronwnosd fquon the barren fig
tree: the cidetiill's oi the temple and
the heelingfiof the blind and lame.
The fig tree was a type of lsrael-
favored giving all the evidence of pro-
ductivensss. and enjoying all the con-
ditions that lands produ‘ctiveness pos-
sible. but when the hungry Christ
sought fruit for His own need He
found none} anus wrath is kindled at
once for He has seen'this condition
evidenced bilfore in the life of this
chosen race, and He pronounces Judg-
ment that is swift and terrible. The
effect appearsat once, for straightway
the tree withers away; so swift and
l mum is judgment accomplished t at
I is disciples are astonished at. ,e
mmediate death and call attention to
t. in this we discover Gal's attitude
awards hypocritical pretence.
At the temple our Lord found a con-
ition even worse than that of the
arren tree. The temple officers and
I use whose duty it was to maintain
condition of truue worship and right-
usness had transformed the house of
raver and holy service into a place ,
tuaflluking. The religious life of
reel had been commercialized and
tame sciilslu. Men were using their
chul position for private gain. Their
IS weie gold. their motives weuc
lflshneas. and their methods were
:honesty. in this we discover God' a
itude toward selfishness, commer-
Iisrn When it rules the soul. and
i.u wsusisc'rou
Local-News N
Souvenir postal cards for 1
Coleman“ 11. ‘
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A regular busin‘eas meetln
cas Hsymluiters ‘was held last
W
Automobile insurance at .l .
Layton‘m Read the ad for as
All shoes are not allke.01
iwill tell you which are the b
All kinds of fresh’ fish at
Ducross' Market. Read the
prices. ., . . .
li‘oss Quality chocolates at
Powell Corporation Large dis
um“.—
Uncss Trim. No. 28.4Improv.
of Red Non Will hold a regular
ins lollllht '
Miss Margaret J, Litterson h
turned home after a'week’s u'lsl
friends r'In Stamford; .
The monthly meeting of the.
inf, Loan and investment Assoc
w 11
be held tonight,
av. M. Honnecker and daughter.
garet. of Bridgeport spent yest'
in Norwalk and South Noruvaik.
J. W. Dodge sells the best of 9
thing in the meat line. Read h
law.
he Lord" is law.
A hearty welcome ls given to all
who attend these services. and it is
hoped that as many as possible will
make full use of the. Passion Week
services for the good they ‘can get.
but as much for the good they may
impart by trying to bring others into
the services and Ito Christ.
......
A meeting of the Painters' Union
will be held Wednesday evening.
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Elves or allay not. because it the
souls sought or the associations in
volved. lbsctitude in His unbsnding
i3) Christ's exhibition of mercy
in judgments. In answer to the cries
of the needy He always saves. but
when He would teach the awful truths
of judgment for sin and false living
Ha chooses a tree for His obiect les-
son. so that evenutiid sinner reproved
may observe and. repeat
. matchless love and. mercy of Christ
(4) He who makes undeniable demon»
stration of His final authority and
Judgeship. He who
will finally sit to Judge. His words also
is our only rule for life. “Thus saith
owe mercy now.
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 custouneus get the goods they
want at the price they ought to pay
Am i right”
We do a big business, buy in large quantities and
sell chcapwbut goods always the best.
You knew—or ought to know—how good "Crocker's
Flour" is. it's the best.
Well, our mill feed, oats and corn are the best of
their kind too. ,
Let us prove it to you.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Oh. the
Son.
her and their youngson
tionary sentence.
Troy whether he
to furnish his wife
nlsh a bond for the same.
. cutiouu.
' strong and intoxicating liquids.
. ‘ u'e‘l
MANUEL T. HATCH.
NEW SPAPERS
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED. 'i
6 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk. 49 Wall St“ Norwalk.
TELE ‘HONE CONNECTION.
William Troy was found guilty of
non- support in the Norwalk Court this
morning by Judge Edward M. Lock- I
wood. The complaint was made sev-
eral weeks ago by Troy's Wife who:
charged that he would not. take care of 1
Judge Lockwood imposed a diacre
It was left with
should spent sixty *’
days in Bridgeport flail or give a bond
with $6 per week
for the support of herself and the
child. The case was continued until
tomorrow morning when it is stated
that 'l‘roy will either give the bond for
her support or take an appeal 11nd tur-
Troys interests wete looked after
by Attorney heo Davis, while Attorney I
John .1 Walsh appeared for the prose
it was brought out In couurt
that a considerable portion of Troy's
uuoubie was due to his fondness for
. "avenue-rye; sellout-semi
Must Talus Care of Wife and Young
. greatly reduced
tumors.
1 and packages. : _
ELIZA.
IO. NOEWMJ- LKu-
Cotton.
night.
ten points followad
u hich declined
11 1-8.
point.
inmon worship. It not infrequently
upward move of 2
and see what he out” you, upelis in our" own time that men
-rtnine their religious relations on
basis of personal advantage. corn-
rciaiiy politically and socially This
no more pleasing that the falsity of
- Palestine Castle, knights oiNhe
tic Chain. held n’toutine'u meeting
evening in Mystic Chain Hall.
' Y I P“
IJaInIies 1.. Shipman of .lcuscy
N spent Sn dy d MOnday
his parents on_ Highliasard av vemi
Gloves fr rEagtpu ‘ =
They Kai/bis Tar stops?“ f Easter
membrances who . 15min should
need the ad.‘ . a.
The employee of e :50uth Nor
electric works ‘ ’e‘ busy yester
and today, changing the poles thr-
Lowe street.
. e.l
nuthew calls our attention to the
t that the blind and issue came to
.. and He healed them. in this we
over Gods unfailing attitude to-
d the needy hose poor souls in
r ignorance. sin. and physical dis-
- .knew their needs and were not
med in so nbwledge their need
salt for 1191 tvhlch was as freely
readily given. even in a more
runs men ”than was asked.
- did Chris' 9«turn a deaf ear to
sincere cry of the needy. The
t thing in his sight is not to be
u d and co Mess it. but to cloth
ith the hypocritical spirit of Phar-
m. Jesuit divaye' showed mercy
onupasslon for the meghile iHis
est wrath was kind age nst
Lady Jennings indge.IShepheu-ds ther. 'One obtained mercy and
Bethlehem will hold a meeting, i am while the other was con-
morrow evening, at. Red Meuu' s ilail
Washington street.
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....—
Joseph A. Volts, Jr.',treturned to
duties in Lynn, Mass...Sunday e -
ing. after having spent a week
South Norwalk.
d in most unmeasured terms.
losing a few observations were
(i) The lost opportunity of
l ering to the need of the hungry
Such ministering to only made
0 through personal faith and
r.ing He who ministers to
lnlsiers to Him. Salvation in
on for selfish ends. He is pass-
1 doors In. hunger through the
at the lost: shall lie look for
, om us mid ilnd none? He who
otng for others is failing to do
hungry Christ. (2) Christ's un-
mielng attitude in regard to‘
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Every dollar you put in the he
works for you and earns interest dul
Put some to work in the South No
walk Savings Bank.
Charles R. Chasmsr. of Norwalk, 1
tends to be in attendance at the Sta
Dental Association meeting in N '-
Haven. aliday mommy.
...
Mr. and lire, mmiymagc r-J
turned to South Norwalk Sunday cvcu
tag from Liverpool. Eng. where the
.. .W .—~.......,., w
. The
nth Norwalk
Trust Co.
Mrs. Alfred Bradley. of New liauen.
formerly of South N walk. spent Sat-
urday and Sunday w its-Misses Edith
and Anna Dauchey, of 2 Center street,
South Norwalk. "'3 I
The Norwslk Hardware Company
has found that its ra idl increasing
chill lea and the.
business needs'
firm has sceori ngly added a horsei
and wagon to its equipment.
3 :Money on
Estate,
AND
William Moulded. died seventeen.
of Norwaik. was treat at the emer-
gency hospltbl in B geport. yester-
day morning. He fell off tho railroad
embankment in the and out
his face. Dr. lyes sloped arch over
his left eye with thins stltc
Smith! will be dill dovanteenth
anniversary of the forming of Seth
Remingtohfs class in the First Metho-
dist lplseopsl Church. There will he
: pprdved
= total
spools; laugh?“ I'i‘h; aw: wilII . . '
press on t u t .. mp c. an 7 f “
give some comparative statistics bc- "mnty‘
tween the class of seventeen years are
and today.
wui.i. mrskut’ may.
mpe'reoiu should know that good
lldol'th is lmposslblei the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's idnsy Outs will
rem kidney and bind 3111 mass in av.
w.“ dwill b p anddtrs
these emu so they will perform
foam propuly. No den or
1!! disease 01' dldbotos If
Ours is taken in time.
Insecure Dis’u'g Piers. '-
'. for 1.... Investi-
sun listed Itin-
Cost more and are better.
TORIC LENSES
A pleasure to explain them.
When interested, call.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Youn
STENODRAPHERS.
Enroll Now.
\
.i
TEL. 10‘—
FY NHN
N's“ one lt‘iiloutu a lack of steam
s are usually to blame.
your eye's examined again!
Roch 9, United Bank Building,
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Gilles hours 8—11:4fi.12.45—~6:00 Saturday evenim .
q Men Wanted
OOKEEPERS, GENERAL OFFICE ASEIOVNTS
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South ”Norwallt. Conn.
SOUTH NORW ALK. OONN.
Oshnot Meet the Demand for _ .-
OOMPETENT YOUNG MEN. '
BOOKS AND STATI
Gueen Bluefish.
Fresh WArrival To fey
Delaware River Shad
NERY FREE-m...» _ -
..A MERRILL, Principal.
Steak Cod, Halibut.
Long and mum Clams
Cutbifii’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY.
1'7". FREE;
0 B. Jackson,
OI WALL STREET.
Graduate Optician.
MD GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
ACCORDINOLY.
Would it not be well to have
NORWALK. OT-
All Shoes .
Aren’t
Alike '
'l‘iicruu‘iu as uuuuuclu difference ill about
authors is in candy. cigars, or Panama ‘
hats.
Unless you re an expert in shoe vai-
uueuu~uio the wisest thing. ,3
AND THM iO—IUY KIITH’I KON‘
OUINOII.
They re as staple as Huylor‘s candy.
or an Old Well cigar.
(‘ Hi
Spring Term.
on of vision to MI eyes
record puke
weakness ‘ of
and Union Pacill
into manner.
recent buoyant . no
keenly. Nervous
s
est at 11 o‘clock. :
the advances and to
steady.
socks escaped loss as;
more during the all It
was large exceeded.
al stocks
llll‘l‘l.
ROMP! DVOI' “IO
lb I
174‘
38” iii
WMUnTol 93
WII Cent 1”
Wilbur N. Wilford!
srscint
Easteri’eriumes.
roe mounav, russoav snot
WEDNESDAY
we. offer these; perfumes at
on. They .
‘ are true floral attracts. the high-
est achievement of the but pse-
ois (‘cntrai and Smelting
w. have them both in built
as: THEM uuj'i‘u-us wiuoow.
The Clifford Pharmacy. '
flu Prescription Store.
oonusn or “so“ uslu sun
HITS.
CONN.
1M.
WMades d Goldsolumidt Go:
(Incorporated)
touuussuou atoms.
1 ; Dealers, In _
‘ Stocks, Bonds. drain and
swsrtz d1 Corbett Iloekl do. Norwalk
TODAY IN WALL STREET. ., ,
NEW YORK April lfl.—~A violent
break in the pride of Northeun Securi-
.ties in the curb stock market today,
awakened fears of a forthcoming dISv
appointment of the many speculative
hopes built on the plans for the dis-
solution of the company.-
sold at 181 at the opening compared
With 180 1-8 as the closing pi ice last
it then appeared that theuo
was no suupport for the stock and sell-
crs offered it down to 165 before meet-
ing cffeutlve buying. A rally of over
St. Pauli broke
2 5-8 and Union Pacific .. 3- 8 on the
stock exchange in sympathy.
rallied 2 and 1 1-8 respectively.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. mmGiuins
were more numerous than losses 0n
the opening transactions in the stock
market today buut some prominent
spot ulative stocks were amongst those
Union Pacific. Illin-
each fell
Chicago Terminal pm. lost a
Atlantic (toast.l.ine made an
.points.
States Steel pfd. opened wide, selling '
at 101 5- -8 and ltti fall. the latter a
11111.1. smut-3T 11 a. mwlloldeis
of stouk became uneasy over the acute
Northern Securities.
which slumped to 185 on the curb. and
threw over their belon ‘IIiIuII a. St.
Ities
WALL STREET noon ——'l‘lueie was
some improvement in the tone of the
market but the ‘de pd died out on
grim market soft.
I'nion Pacific and United State Steel
pfd. fell lower than before and thu-
. 1 market was weak atnoon. Bonds were
WALL STREET 1 p m—But few
of a point 01
tug of the fore
noon and in some cases that range
Sentiment was
unfavorably affected by the steady un-
loading of St Paul Union Pacific and
the .United States Steel and other Mot - ..
In the early afternoon the -
market picked uup sharply.
number of stocks recovered a point.
but the demand Blackened on the up-
TODAY'S QUOTATION.
private wires of
The Maples & Goldsclimidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Sweats I: Corbett
102 101% 101% “$39: 4
all.
3943
WI M s
U S Steel pf 101%. 101329310814 1011th
”it
Soil;
howasformerlyoonssetsdw
. anal Wes
'l‘he stocks.
it then
United
(1 preuipl-
The effcut on the gen-
erai'rallroad list was moderate.
cin suffered
El: 193 followed. but
the market was It; to near the low»
Quite a
now, so as to avoid the great rush that always comes aII fewfdays
. before Easter Sunday.
Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimercs, tailored in that enclosivefi
‘ style that only the best custom tailors can prOduge. -
nu
1.“
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It is advisable to make your selections ofI an Easter Suit
‘1"
Our selection of Clever Clothes for top-notch drbssers is
positively the finest and most complete ever shown in town. " -‘
We are showing single. and double breasted models in
DERBTES AND SOFT HATS
Newest Blocks m
Exclusive Patterns in
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
. , $1.00 to $2. 50
Paul
but
style, character. quality. Winners with the youn'gimeit‘i
appeal to mothers. . ‘
SELL
98 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWA’LK.
.I - MI, 2.
RICH NECKWEAR
in theI Latest Spring Shades. ’ f
m. .
Smart Shoes {3; men. Classy and correct, y'possessitiIg"
2' 1r
13'!
Boys’ Shoes in our Children’ 3 Clothing Department will
“GK tPRl [EL
Clothiers and Furnishers.
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. {I Telephone Call 324-2. :2 ,,
“is s
‘37
old.
the
333 Harry
API TEZO
Bl . :A new food which gives the greatest possible nourishment
0“ 8.0““ 33:: u 1;: 10133191530 and at the same time is easily deested. Get' iron in the blood lt'y use of
2““: in: t“ 31;: 3.4% gtIS-l’. 870 Mtszo. u15¢: pkg. . -
Ill 1 ‘ .0 ‘ u 7 42
Am Cot. 0“ 35% 3635' 35‘; 35% lb STRAWBERRY JAM has sold IO well we have had to get 1110". ...‘Ilo .
Am lcu- his iris 13% 5‘14 ' "
Am Lou-o 110 150 Bil-ii 59 BUTTER ls climbing up a sin: now worth his wholesale: selling yet
IiIiii Smelt IIiIlIz Igiyfilgih Ilg‘fi at 02s. but will luv-nos the pr e soon if this condition continues. . ‘7 3.
m ussr ‘ ‘ l u'l/ - . .
A ’1‘ & 8 Fe 89% 8912 8812 33s; TURNIPS—Some good. hard ones. , Wm... i ""‘T
II I‘Ififghvf IiIII'A IIIthgngrilggI/Z CABBAGE—Fine stock. “For?“ .
it 0 O . . , .
Biklyn R. T 69% 70% ‘69“. 69% RUSDIT AP'LEFGDON dfl°lu ,
Clues it Ohio 513% 56% 56% 56% POTATOES at 15c pk on Saturday. Cash. Selling below Idol. 1
Ch Gt West 21% " mam 241,4.
cu: u as: r usual 18-. ‘m 181% BARGAIN—Stove and 811°C sucking. auov. Slack, as “19.?th boa. ‘-
Col 11‘ it 1 55% 57% 547/31 56% or 3 boxes, be. Oboe Black. 6e size. as boa; or 2 boxes,“ ~
Con Gas 201 201 199% 199%
Eric 16% 18% 40% 15%
Eric lat pf 80% 80% 80% 80%
‘ 11102“;th “112% 1:10 164% Iggy“ . u. .. .
.ou as ‘A l 4% 113 1 2H .1,
Manhattan mm mm rosy. ism TELEPHONE “u" ‘M._
Mot St Ry 123% 128% 1211. 1128
:oatlxnIr gill; 2% 24;: 24% ~
31 31 ill
M K t ’I‘ pf 67% 71/5 07% 07% M:
... ...... ... 1 m ... faulty liaise fetuses. per 150 per I111 500
Nat ms on like «in 17
N v Central mm ,1 7g. 15m 157 . . . «
Norft Welt till i" ll 31%, 115% HOME GATHEREO £008, PER 001. . ....... ......n. 210. ,~ .
that West can sog,‘ that tag ‘ ’ . ., . .
Em "Null 33"“113 “3% 1:2: ' '
can ’1 , ,,
”an“ “0 11118110 110% Till! nose AND ATHLETE PLOUiIl PIN IMO, ........ ......I‘Ie.
”33°" 33“ 333‘; 33.. “it ‘ ‘
93 n' 98 3‘”,- fl
Bop Stool tau * . .33 22a 2 60., . ,
m,,,,,,,, “I: m, ..., UNITED GROCERY .
Rec His 117% 116% 66% * /' " it. 1%
so as am 31 ms sum mun eu. sass: «was. rams—s. . . ill ‘1“
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Bankers and Ireland.“ . ‘
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