We 6 Moo solo behemoth-6 of Wm. out? GLANOI Ar run tittw uo-vo- my; English Goods 1. Itoééoii ppnvmtan. ., "IO“ dooo‘ AND Low Too. 1.x": " > LANE'S ' ‘ o 7 ~ 51 onumoroil or. ital Menu Stockings for men. women, misses and boys, at the Boston Store. See ad. Read Joaeloff's ad. ,f0r specials on flour. Charles E. Seymour was a visitor . in New Haven yesterday. Special gas and oil stove news in the D. M. Read ad. Read it. .J—l—c-o—a—c-u- L. & M. paint at C. E._Dow‘s. ad. '“ See Thomas Collins spent yesterday in Danbury. S. ‘J.'0‘Brion was a visitor in George- ,town, Saturday, on business. Raymond Brothers have purchased fournow horses. The regular monthly meeting of the Arion Singing Society will be held to- night at Arlen Hall. A complete manlcuring set for ten cents at the Clifford Pharmacy. Read the ad , Another drop in hour at the New York Grocery store. Read the ad. ,for other specials. M”? Coal is lower in price but the qual- ity at the rcrris yard is just as high. Before buying look over their stock. Today in observance of St. Philip and St. James' day.‘ there was a cele bratiou of the Holy Communion in Trinity church at 10 a. m. ‘ The Rough Rider Glee Club will hold a rehearsal tonight. at the close of which there will be something uh ique in the musical line ~M. vTarlovultas'inst-received another curload tat-horses and will dispose-of them‘at the right prices. Better call early and get ilrst pick. Read the ad. Winter will come‘ again iapd you will need coal. Better buy at the sum‘ mer prices, at Harris &. Cans. Read the ad. " ' ' The noble craft Oceanic owned by tlcorge l'z.Woodwa1d and Seymour (urtls was given her Initial dip of the ». -- _, reason Saturday by Captain Ephraim Merritt. Ball was called In the case of James Toner. the last of those Arrested In the recent raid on Germanettl's poker room. The ball was $25. Toner is still out of town. ' ' The state convention of Daughters of Hermann will be held on May 11 at Seymour. Conn. Mrs. John Nengc- bauer ls delegate from this city. and several other members of. the organi- zation will attend. , _ Charles C. Stevens. of New Hayen, cuaperoned ampsrty of ladies on a trol- Icy 1lde, yesgerday. and dinner was bad at the Hotel Clifford. The guests were: Mrs George Wilson Smith New York; Mrs. Thomas C. Powell, Bos- ton; Mrs. 1 Frederick linker. Lynn: Mrs. L. T. Day. Miss Dorothy Day. thtport. Mrs. IA. C Prescott. Cuba. New York Owing to the absence of several of the conductors of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany. on the trip to the Portland Ore- gon. convention. aovaral changes have taken place. John McGlnnls, of Nor- walk is running in the Donbury dl‘ vision In place of Conductor Charles Vaughn; Conductor Bronnett is sub' stituting for ohn Dyes for o. few days. and later Conductor Whitney will go on the run , Thirty years 1130‘ almost "any old thing" would ansvteil to put on a hat- box to indicate the rings of sizes but the prints):- EDI?! lflthographer have cometote a o p rasv mer- chants. and whildi the m[Solidi goth box that Indicates6m the sides is a no- security. the hands dinea 'l’o ,'l., of today makes an attractive e in a re« tall dealer's sto .fi‘i’ 190116111.be label of John c Wino a 00.. orbit in this issue of The American Militia. is plus of the handsomeat, and at the some time is on obioo‘t‘ lesson to the con- sumer of hats. showing as it does pic'- lures oi the little animals from which the hats are made. calling attention. perhaps. for the hut time. . to the t that hots are not made of felted clo Ii ‘ seated. hit. .. be.“ Quinton oven. 3 All lm‘proyomonfl. and In Ilrot olpop condition. TAYLOR A OOLDIN. 74 Wuhlnhton oil-dot. louth Norwaik. Miss Julia 0' ulllvsn has to tion at the elry' store of m a Made-l in Main street. Dr. C. F. Boutwsll will start on May 3 for. A driving trip through Litchileld Count with Mr. Hubbard of Shelton. We: 'iv 1! return 16!! May 13. The annual meeting of the Epworlh J‘m‘” of the First Methodist Epis- ‘co lChurcb will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. The oiiicers will be elected and reports pre- Inle- m The regular monthly meeting of the badl'oi' AI Society of the First M. E. Church wil be hold at the residence of Mrs. James Golden 4 Falrfield avenue Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. ——-—- AGED COUPLE THRO‘WN FROM WAG Captain ind Mrs. Sqonoer of Bron- 8.10M In critical Condition. RANITORDrM May iH—Capt . and Mrs.~dol1h' Sp’e‘hcer twa of the oldest and best known people of this place. were thrown from their buggy during last night and as a result borh are in a critical condition from their injuries. The old couple were returning from a drive and when within a short dis- tance of their home their horse shied. overturning the carriage and throwing the old people out. They were removed to a house near called they were ordered not to be re- moved. Mrs. Spencer ls suffering from Concussion of tne brain and her husband is suffering from severe inju. juries are also feared iu the later case. merchant of Bradford. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. , W MISS DISKEMI‘HIS WEEK. This week May Flake and her com. pany of acto,1s comedians. singers. dancers and vaudeville people wm be at Hoyt's Theatre, one week commenc lug tonight, and one of the big weeks of the season is looked for. She will present some of her greatest succes- ees of the husband a number of new plays, with elaborate scenic accessor. ies_and an even stmnger cast than last season. . For the vaudeville features between the acts, she carries seven specialty turns. The organization headed by Miss Hake has grown steadily until now they hold the rec ords for the largest receipts ever ta- ken at popular prices in a number of cities. In planning her route for this season, arrangements were made to play in several cities two consecutive weeksu That means twenty-four con- secutive performances; and it also means repeating every play. some of them three times. Certainly no more convincing proof ot the popularity of this clever lit-tic lady and her artist companions could be offered. trimaran sowsn SAILS. CARAGAS. Venezuela May 1.—~—'Miu. istel‘ Edwen sailed for the United States today Secretary Hutchinson is in charge of the legation. Letter Herman Ouittner. South Norwalk. Dear Sir: The commonest lie for paints is: “A gallon covers 300 square feet. two costs.” It does and It don't: depends on the paint; the old paint; and the painter: all three. it is true of Devoe with a margin. Devoe is too thick for some jobs; the painter will add some oil sometimes nolt always; especially in cold weather. Albert Page Falriield.Mc..cou1- pulted Devoe for his house (300 it a gallon two coatsl at 40 gallons; had 1.. left Your truly. F. .v. Devoe & (lo. 102 8—0. I}. Dow South Norwalk: Hubhell 81,,Siaplos Hardware Company. Norwalk, and 15.3} Gorhaui, East Nor walk. sell‘ our baint. ‘ The 811th Nurwall. Tunic tale and Alibi‘llild ._ .. collateral ,1 . Sticliriti indications for“ loans . £11,, .ilctad' Upon. e other mysterious materials. , _ n butsigiually from the for of cumin animals. —-Amerlcap Hatter. , ,1 "ILLICIT”! ”LOX! TONIC ' THII PIIPARATION OF CALI- II PICULIARLY TH II DUFFIIINO N AND ALL IAL POIIONINO- A FUN NM. OF 'MAT rni‘Wl “his at a bargain and by and after medical attendance was ‘ Our Cit-oat Guarantee: Satin . . faction or Money Back. For Young Men. Distinctive, otyioo in Suits for young meow-full oi snap , and ginger-smell: especially for youngf fellows of pro- nounced tastes. All we ask is to have you come in and have a try-on. The Suits will do the rest. ‘ The town's biggest range of new patterns in mixtures and gray efiects' is here. Broad shoulders, wide col. km and lapelo. loose vented backs and perfect hang are the features which distin- guish the Coats; Trousers are regular peg-top. Prices begin at $8.50 and end at $25; but prices can't begin to express the style and quality in these smart Suits. They must be seen to be fully appreciated. Spring everything but shoes, for man and boy. successoas ‘ 'ro comsrocx sacs. rice to his side and spine. Internal in- ~ Mr Spencer is a well known grain , loans Money 011.le [a .Naw York. 41 and is Walt street. Pronlpin-Iovauigaied and tr‘rcotamu’s - , saws, trons. , «mandolin-ti. mamas ‘, ”Illinois Wli Conant 11111101111111; so Containing Ono box Nail Powder. Ono ploco 'l'oiiot Pumice. Ono Orangowoop Stick. , nix Emory Boards. ii iii 10111111 Bo. them in the window. Tito Clifford i’hlrrmdyz “flu Panorlpllon Stan. CORNER OF .0. MAIN AND ILIZAIITH ETC. .0. NORWALK. CONN. TIL. CALL 158. Maples & Oddschmidt Go. (Incorporated) COMMISSION BROKERS. , ;,, Dealers In ‘ Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. .1 Swort: A Corbett Block. So. Norwalk. FRIENDLY i-iELr .£.R8 Young Girls Give on Entertainment to Swell Decorating Fund of South Norwalk. Tel. Cali, 32-2. profits. You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders with us. You are absolutely safe with us because you can rely on. i Consltlcrate treatment 11in .1ys .The best grain c'aicl’ulh stlceued. Every wrong made iigl1t,uo matter whose fault. i Iluy Outs Thais (‘lcan “iii The Grain Business is a petullar one. We know of no other in which therisks are greater in proportion to the l MANUEL 'r HITCH In the interest of the little ones ’ Baby Chick Food I ' Chick Mauna ‘ W. P. BEENS. IOOK AND STATIONERY STORE... 1 .6 So. Main St. So. Norwaik.49 WallSt.. Norwalk. TELCJHONE CONNECTION. .ui .,, I ABusmessEducatron _MERRILL COLLEGE PAYS. " TRY IT. BEGIN NOW. Free Books and Stationery. . SEND FOR CATALOGUE. / 'M. A. MERRILL. Principal. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD THE ONLY iiLAo'e lN TOWN RECEIVING connecrlcur RIVER , sHAo DIRECT FROM THE RIVER sveav DAY. SORTMENT OF OTHER KINDS OF FISH. ALSO LARGE AB. 11 LARGE LIVE LOB STERS SATURDAY. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market VIII DILIVINY. TEL. 10.:— HOYT a. FREEMAN. ' REPIIE SENTING Harry H- Hoyt A 00., Bankers and Brokers, ‘ Macho. lands. drain and Cotton dough: and laid for CIIII or on Margin. ,, Member New York Consolidated stock Exchongo. Dimt. prints om. Brooklyn. 371, Mica strut. Lin—3. HOYT'I THIA‘I‘II Mill-DING. Ivoryaidorning It It! O'Cloolt. LUTHER M. wag; GET 1:2 North Main Street. Carriages. Biopsies. Harnesses. etc. Steam Carpet Cleanina'. Carpets Called For and Delivered . oouru NORWALK. Market Poms .9 . opera bag. Miss _ center piece. St. Mary’s. The Friendly Helpers of St. Mary's church. and their friends gave an eu~ ioyable entertainment at the parochial school hall in Leonard street. Friday night These young girls were thaperoued and assisted to some extent by some of the ladies of the parish, and under their watchful care everyinlng passed off In an exceedingly satisfactory man oer. The Friendly Helpers have been working torsomc time in collecting funds to do their share in the redec- oratlng and refurbishing of the church. aud the session, F1iday night practi- cally marked the close of this work. During the evening three articles were awarded as follows: .lntkct and Madeline Magnerz Miss Katharine Shana- han; suk umbrella. Mrs, Bernard T. Nutteforti. ' The force presented by the young stars was excellently acted. llllt’l-H Vcru Ilanlou. iit't‘ilaiil1il~--- Miss Edna liowurd. “Hospitality." 12 soonest. First, Country Ilomc. it‘urtalu.) Second. City \ lolln solo- Master W Slit-chain Recitation—~- ‘ Miss May M'GIIT. (Curtain) A Con1odlct.ia—~ . Nluc young ladies. Dancing. Home, , ..—._.._ GOULD LEAVES RAILROAD. New Haven General Yardmaster Quito the Service. Railroad circles last evening were discussing the sudden resignation of it Ii‘ Could the general yardmuster of New Haven. Mr. Gould' s sudden de- termination to quit the Consolidated road service led to considerable specu. lation regarding the reasons. Gould was brought to New Haven from the Erie road and made quite a reputation on the New York division as a hustler Ills work in clearing away wrecks was partituiarly good Rumors of a big shake up in the local service have been heard for some tln1e.'l‘oo muth expense has been the only cause of complaint and it is for that reason Mr. Gould has resigned , Gould's resignation was tendered to “General Superintendent 0. M Shepard Saturday and was lmmedlatelv accept- ed What M1. Coulds intentlohs are- It Is not stated. - Several changes have been made in the New Havcu yards during the past few months, and it is laid the roads policy of retrenchment will extend fur. ther. . Twu trains were discontinued by an dent Shepard. GLORIOUS EASTER WEATHER ST PETERSBURG. May 1. I2: is p at. —-QIO1ioua Easter weather is report- etl genelally throughout European Itusain with brighi,waru,1 sunshine in St. Paiersburg. Everything was per- fectly ca alui during the early hours. the crowds devoting themselves to feasting and the traditional merrymak lng. Here and there children are dancing In the streets and courtyards to the accompaniment of the music of accordions and "balallkas." Russian guitars. CORTELVOU MAY ll CHOSEN. WASHINGTON. May 1,-«It is re- ported bere that Postmaster General Cortolyou has been agreed upon for president or the Equitable Assurance ocioty an a compromise batsmen President Alexander. of that society. ‘ and First Vice President. Hyde. This In aid um have been hrou ht about lav United States Sena no: and snryc “hick, chair min of the executive committee of the society. Mr. Cortclyou declines to dis. cuss the matter. o—w—uufiaw agreement YORK, Mii‘y l.-- Arrived: . sienna:- Hollis Oginv. from Opponen- xon and Christianund. NIIIW YORK. May La-a'rhe Rhynd- 1111111 1110111 itotiordam and Boulogne. tor New York. was in communioniion by wireless with the lotion at blu- cannot. m...ntiiida.in..whon the vessel was it) ratios out of Nutookot Milli-lilo who are souls Norm:- mm mglhomnuum 'ifiw a, ”I. ‘1. 11“ «, a. order issued by General Superluteu~ , ’nscurr Amman or venue. sow SHOULD BE PLAYED UT’. , .L‘" W :-. 1H1 . ‘i. 1'11 If your figure' is good, spread it out. Our Bhuhi'd Breadth ed Sacks are gymnasiums of- strength. They square away the muscular and holster up the drooping Come ovér and be vigorous. 1. Shoes for Men Distinctive and Classy. In keeping with the highest art 3- of dressing. . .1 All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash Ties. Our Children’s Clothing Department dresses your boy complete from Hat to Shoes. 1 ' viva-um «fir . SELLE « K 1. PRlC i Clothiers and Furnishers. . 98 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK. 1 ‘ Telephone Call 324-2. Goad Help 1n Buyin POTATOES—We continue to fool away Potatoes below first coat. peck now. Will be higher soon rate. 10c peck. 35c bushel. Stock Green Mountain Variety. BUTTER continues to mount up in price. My price, 36c. Pure butter only sold here. EGGS—Saturday is egg time. Come to me with confidence and got the beat stock as low priced as the best can be sold. SPECIAL EASTER CAKE SALE. Fruit Gem, 3 currant cake: Vanilla Cookie holds Ito flavor;. Iced Cake. a ginger cake. the icing don‘t get hard or sticky. Just right. Rural Bi» cult. Anice Molasses Cake. Butternut Cookie good. All said It the special price of We lb. Hope to be of good use to the good people of our city. LORENZO DIBBLE TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4 , fiw-m. . .. .- ---~_.3m_..:m Pillsbury 5 Gold Medal. Den liar and Jones ‘ Per had 850 Per bbl $6. 75 " '_ Fancy Maiuc Potatoes per pin. ..................... 1116., per bu" 50c. Milk ...... 3 cans.25c. Fancy cucumbeh. radians 3. Bermuda onions, new potatoes. wax boom, parsley. bunch carrots, bunch onlouo.rhubarb. and Strawberrieo. Homo 15o I have a few potatoes that are not first Some of those will do for «on. Come and cos them. Wholesale cost now 340. ' Maine _ - .._. ..L~ ...A.a...... ...._- m- grown spinach and kale. . . ‘ . . LARGE ASSORTM ENT OF CHANGES. UNITED. 030cm Y (:0. to soar. or. or. . .l' 20 NORTH MAIN 81'. SO. NORWALK, CT. ‘ EAST NOI‘WIALKII TEL. 26—4. BLINK! BLINKI BLINKI Blink no more. When your eyes tire and ache—when they“ Ibecome .: "watery" and smart—THAT' 8 THE TIME to care for them—etc take meds- .- 1193 to or oserve them and prevent complicated eye trouble. Have your eye! . examined at once . , HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician. Room 9 United Bank Building. South Norwnlk. Donn. . Special Appointmen.s at convenience of patron. Office hours 8~—1l:45. 12.45—6: 00. Saturday evenings. It’s Cold on [do In the; iii’ii""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil“ iiiii Refriocrotor. ; i 1 9 " u 12"“ ill 1111 . ,aud wokecp all of oiir,,stock inside in consequence; but "you don’t’m . what you want ask for it. You would ask for anythlng—be it juicy stuns. luscious chops. prime roasts or, can poultry. that we can’t produce find out. up for this most lantidwuo houookoop} J. W DODGE Successor to Jacob conduit. 22 Washington autumnrnoum TIM Paris Chili 1111i Spillane 33 SOUTH MAIN 812. 80. NORWALKu , . 3 1, if . a; Clearing 11th or our entire line or Latllos',. Mlms and sun, thigh Cools, Skirts. Waiais, Silk Shirt Waist Suits. Silk Drool Satin and m: Everything man no. as we need the room for hunilor rm... " M‘M 1 1.! Costa. _ Come early and get your choice. Ano oLAo'o'u moor Wham“! EYES 'B‘llllllll‘ m... Often one ant-loam a tacit oi alumna of violonlio lilo when his gloom are wholly toolsmo. Would linot norm" to your one summon ooolni Aflflw ; ‘ IT'O FRNI. 0.3.Jaokoor1; , Arm-u donut». um. eraser. , , . .1
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