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JAMES SMITH HAD HEAD cur.
James Smith, of Norwalk, was pick-
ed up at l oclock Sunday morning at
Henry and South Main streets lie
was so much Intoxicated that he could
not; walk and had fallen down and cut,
his head. This morning In court he
explained his presence iii South Nor.
walk by saying that he started for
,Weatport. and got on the wrong car.
He boarded a Broad itivcr'car wriich
100k hlni around the loop and landed
him in South 'Norwalk. After that
his memory became, rather hazy. lie
was fined 53 and costs.
MONTGOMERY 8 CASE CONTIN-
UED.
The case of .iolitr Montgomery, of
Harbor Avenue, who was arrostod l'or
drunkenness Saturday on coriiplairit ol'
his wife, came tip before .Itidgc lllltflt'
wood in tho Norwallt Court this morn»
ing. The Judge continued the case
for one month anti told Montgomery
that. if. in the mean time he did not
support his family there would be a
plane waiting for lillll.
CONGESTION IN MONROE STREET.
The Merchants" and Maiitti'at'ltrrcrs'
'Association. has taken tip the matter
of congestion of traffic at the South
Not‘walk railroad station at certain
hours of the day there being several
trolley cars wailing under the Monroe
street bridge. as well as carriages anti
pedestrians. The trolley company llils
agreed to do wltal they can to prevent
the roadway front being blocked. arid
it is believed that tho tiili‘it'uliy has
been solved thereby.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORlx. May i.~—'I‘hcro was a
nervous feeling itr stock market Ill
cles art the opening of the Stock Ex-
change. At first the market hold well
on foreign buying antl on boliol that no
financial trouble has developed as a
result. of the decline, but later on
heavy liquidating sales there was a
sharp break. Loading stocks lost front
1 10 4 points. but the market steadied
again and prices in sortie instances ro;
covered to the host of the day. All
sheets went through tho clearing
house successfully. indicating that no
stock exchange houses had succumbed.
and there Wits no routirtnaiion today
of Saturday's rumors ol‘ iinrtncial tron.
tiles.
WALL S'l‘ltl'll'l’l‘, lozlti it. in. v-'l'ho
market opened in confusion and rlls~
cord, with wide changes both ways.
The closing today of llio London Ex—
change lot‘t operators In stocks without
the usual preliminary intimation of
the tone of speculation and a tooling
of great anxiety remained as a result
of Saturday‘s ovorrts. \‘igorous sup-
]iol't was in evidence anti was effective
in many prominent stocks, hill in oth»
or: there was considerable rlccliuc.
Opening gains woro shown ol‘ ‘1 to I
5-8 in lll'inois (‘outl'aL Louisviilo and
Nashville. (‘anadiuit l':rt'itic. Northern
Pacific. Alchison. Itoadiug and t'nlon
Pa iiic. the lust itaniod opening wido
witi simultaneous sales of 0,300 sharos
from 119 l~2 to 110~ compared with
.118 l-il on Saturday, The price thou
dropped to 118 2-8. I'nitod States
Steel pl'd. was down 7-8 on running
sales and a wide opening in the com-
moii stock on lotion shares showod
prices of ill! :H and ill, conipitrorl wilh
31 345' Saturday. American Smelling
was down I :l-s. 'I‘ounessoo t‘oal ahotrt
a ptillii and Pennsylvania 5-8. Norih~
western dropped 4, There Were some
recoveries from tho oxtrourt docliiics
and sonic r'crtction from the wide ad.
vauces Immediately :tlloi‘ tho opening.
WALI. S'l‘ltldlfi'l‘. noonw'l'lio lil‘I'iili
curried lnuuy stocks through the low
. prices made on Saturday which would
serve to affect additional margins, The
fact that support was effective in face
of thin did much towards rostoring
confidence aird there was a substantial
recovery. Sonic of the stocks which
openttl strong l‘t't'tn‘oi‘t'tl to tho host,
Erie was pi'oinirroiii In the rally with a
gain of I l—L‘. t‘niiarlitin Pacific rose
2 3-8. The market hooumo nitich (pill-
or III the restored lorcl. lioutis wore
easy.
WALI. S'l‘ltEE'l‘. l p. m. The lilills
obtained absolute control of tho nutr-
kel fora limo after midday and push-
ed prices resolutely upwards. (lut-
etantllng shorts before rtlarruotl llllll
covered frantically at it lovol from i
to 3 points above Saturday's closing.
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A LARGE DU M.
of money about the house or ofllcc Is
a comma source of «longer There is
niwn ii the risk of thieves or fire. You
one I to roamed. and family to avoid
elicit rilltit. Put your cash In
mt 10072! iron mu:
, :1 mm um
Time It will he «to from both and
be in» a convenient to use an if you
' had It Ill your packet. Think about it.
,1: new» IANK IUILDINQ.
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Business was very heavy while the rise
With" in piogiessa.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wrreI of
The Maples & Ooldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk Telephone 153.
Open High. Low 1: 30
Amul (top Till/4 787,. 77% 79:74
Alli (‘ & l" (“o 33% 34'?“ 32% 113751
Am (‘ hi I" pf 0.1 of. 8.1 05
Am Cot ()il 32‘}; 327,. III} 32%
Am lt't' 31,4. 5.1:. mg?
Ant lco pl' 3th Bill/2 38% 3882
Ant Loco 47 4854; 48% 471,;
Am Smelt ill‘fi; llil Milli/g 11211.1
Am Sugar 1351/2 1:100," 1351,43 lilti'l’
A 'l‘ & S Fe 83% 84% S203 till/,3
A 'I‘ it. s F pr tutu4 ruin. unit. 1015'.
llullo 8‘; Ohio 1041/2 ltii'iiig Ill-ii}. lob“.
iritlyrr it ’t‘ sou. 390.. as stun
(lites & Ohio 50 .'rll 48843 49%.,
(.'hi & N W 223 2245:; 2201,“ 324%
(ill tit West 20 It”... 191/1; 20
(,‘h M 4‘: St I’ 171 1717.. into... 1717..
(‘01 l" Kt i it! 44 41 II
(‘til South ‘Jtili 2.. 241,; 2.?
(‘oil this 201% "0‘2 Illil'nr "ill“
“\fl 8‘: l'ltid 183 184% 183 Dbl-ii
Erit- 407,. 42% lit-i4 4250';
Erie lsl pf 771/, 77:13 TIN/L- 7715
(Ion Elec 173% 1?." i ‘22 l'r'l bi. 173‘an
Iii (‘cntrai 1.38 trill/41.37% 1.383.,
Lori A" Nash 14:1 145‘“ 1477.. 1451/],
Manhattan itil‘h. 1617.. llil lIil',~’_.
MN St Ry 115%. 117 Hold 11?
Mex (‘ent 2055i. ."l1 ‘
M K 5‘; ’l‘ 25% 27‘: ..
M l\' (4' 'l‘ pl .3qu Mi . .
Mo 'ttcilic llllr.‘ 0751.. WI 9754'
Nat Load 43 441': Ill/Q 437;.
N Y (‘entrai 143 111i 110 Hill/4
Norf & West 77 75'2 77 77".;
Out th- Wost to .'rot ITI2 .01..
Pac Mail .18 as]... ltilyg IT
l’ouu it It 35“.. lilh‘ .11; ii.‘
l’ootias tests. 101 inmates-"‘1.
Pros S t‘rtr Ilit'.‘ 118‘. .'l? Iih
Reading litil»2 3111.. xii Ill L.
Rep Steel 175),. 177.. iii"): l7 ‘1
Itock Island ‘38 Hill-2 27“.. 280..
Rob (ioods 25ng 30‘s: ’lll,’ it’ll;
Sotilll l’ac 001g not. .383. riotK
Sou ily t‘o :iu 305,, Rt) .01...
Son Ry (‘0 pf 95‘; Elsi/4 8.31,, ”5‘.
Tenn (7 8': l 81 s:‘. Ts s3
’i‘exas l’ac 301,. Ill 7.. :50“..- ill Tu
l’iiltin I'ttt' Hills; l‘Jtli‘u llT-“x lL’tI'I
l'niou I’uc pi‘ hit as 08’ tilt
i' S littliboi' .'llilg it?“ lifting ill".
1' s Stool 2m, to 7. not. 1'. 2..
t' s Stool pl 071. out. tin-1.. suit.
\\'ulini‘sli lit ' 11“,. Ill lliig
“abush prl 4th tin. -uo‘. II I:
“4 st 1 ll lt'l 93 ”2:12 91! it?!“
\\ Is I t ill '10-‘51 305,. "J” 203..
Solos to I: or. suntan
PHILADELPIIIA. May I. There
were wide iiuctutitioin' in l'iiitcd (lilS
improvement ('ompatiy stock today
following ilro oponlnrron the local or
change. The stock closed :rt 120 on
Saturday and opened today at 117.
at which point the stoclt liot'aino tilllf‘|_
Other local stocks were bttt liltlo al-
l‘octod by tho fluctuations in I'nitctl
(his The unsettled condition of tho
shares of this company is due to the
pending deal between the I'uitod (iris
improvement Company :tiid tho (‘in of
Philadelphia. whereby the company is
onrloavoriug to loose the gas works
from tho clti for a period of 75 yours
tor the .Nlllll oi Lampoon. There has
born agitation by tor‘tain I‘liilutiolphia
newspapers against the consummation
of tho louse anti this is believed to
intro weakened the stock.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs, l"l‘t‘tlt‘t‘lt'k Syriiig. of Lexington
art-true, South Noi'walk, was i'cliiovod
to the Hospital for lrcitllilotit, yes-
tot‘dity.
’l‘hc llayos-Saumlors law: suit Wont
on trial this morning before Judge E.
M Lockwood in tho own court. It
will probably last several days.
'I'lro commissioners ou the matter of
tho Wilton water supply for tho city
oi‘ South Nor-walk hold a session this
morning in tho council chamber. Sev-
t'l‘IIl witnesses were called.
EX-SELECTMAN RAYMOND OVER
BOARD.
l'Ix-St'lcctlnaii .Iacoii It. ltnyiuouti,
wliilo super-Intending tho Work of his
opllc driver at the ltotou I’oiul trolley
bridge, last Saturday afternoon, tuadc
u tulsslop and foil overboard. He
found the water roi'y chilly, but wlii-
ablo to call {or assistance, and a lady
.tlci was lowcr',otl and Mr Raymond
rllinllod tip to mine dit timbers , and
later went hotno illltl thangod his
clothing, llo'suh’ors no Ill effects from
the plunge.
NORWALK CHAPTER.
The Foreign (‘Illzons' tioruullttuo, oi
tho Norwulk Chapter, I). A. R., will
give an afternoon too In the reading
room III 35 Ely uvonuo, Tuesday after»
noon May 2nd,“ front ii to 5 o'clock.
All iudloa llllL’I'l'i-tlt’fl In the educational
work in Springwood are cordially lil—
vliod. 'I‘ho cointiilttoo consists of Mirth
Angeline Scott, Mrs. (‘. Swat-ta. and
Miss (trace Ii. Prentiss.
OBITUARY NOTES.
FI'NEltAI. OI" (‘Al’”AIN llI)llElt’l‘S.
Funeral services over the remains
of the Into (itiplitln William Ii. ltob-
ot'is will he nerd at the residence of
hill daughter Mrs A N Morgan. 2:
Delta plate. East Norwalk. M2 :10 p.
in. tomorrow.
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB.
All men of Trinity parish are naked
to attend on Tuesday. May 16. at the
house, of 8. C, Palmer. Elmwood ave-
min and Golden Hill street, the bud
informal meeting until full. The Rev.
Wemyas Smith. rector of St. Paul's
t‘hurch, Norwnllt will speak on Eng-
lltth University life A large attenti-
811430 is looked for.
gfliéc .f
SHOT AT SMALL IOYG.
Resident oi Iprinuwcotl 01:1ch to
Their Climbing Over HI. Land.
A man named Luckakey. who owns
sortie pasture land in the vicinity of
Ely avenue, found three boys. aged
twelve or Ithirtcen yours. trespassing
on the property, yesterday. He liti-
medlatoly look down a shot gun. and
an eye witneae claims. deliberately
shot at one of the lads. whose audio
is Burns. The boy dropped to the
ground. and a neighbor who had wlt-
nessed the act. ran to the boy‘s par—
ents and told them their stilt had been
killed.
instantly there was the wildest ox-
citeinent. and ti crowd collected.
Someone approached Luckskey and
asked what he meant, anti he said iie
fired his gun in the air to frighten
the boys, and that “a fat woman" fired
the one which struck the boy. Search
was made. for the victim. but he could
not be found, aul it later developed
that he dropped to the ground from
fright, and when hr- recovered iii?“-
self, crawled through the. bushes .:
his home. People living lll Spring-
wood believe the shooting should be
investigated liy the authorities.
MISS PUGSLEY ENTERTAINS.
Occasion Was the Fourth Anniversary
of Her Birthday.
Miss lioalrlce Ptigsley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l’tigaioy, of 35
Loire street. celebrated the fourth an-
niversary of her birthday, Saturday
afternoon. at her home. ()vor twenty
of her young friends woi'c entertained
ttiid the occasion was a very pleasant
one. The hostess received it trum-
ber' of handsome presents. and all on-
joyod games. etc Those present
wort» Charles Pugslcy. Louise Neary.
(‘larissa Roardon, Olive lilies, Rose
.iosoiti. Ellie. Bordon, Eiiilly tiliichester,
Alfred (ithichostei'. iinri'y Chichostor.
Fred (.‘harnok. Emily (iliarnok, Chur-
les Iteardon. Florence Roardon. Louis
Reaction. Anna Netiry. Franklin litters.
Edna Boers. Marion Wood, Mary Moir-
alian, Gertrude ilarrls, Velma Iiccrs.
TEAMSTERS' STRIKE DEATH LIST.
CHICAGO, May l.~~~v'l‘ho death list
iii the toanistors' strike is Introaslng.
Police Sergeant Richard (‘ummitigs
who was Injured wliilo in (hargo of a
squad guarding a number of wagons
on the way to strike-ridden business
houses, died today. During one of
the trinity riots growing otit oi' thr-
slriko, he was knocked under the foot
of horsos attached to a cnrolfo and
was crushed licualh tho vehicle's
wheels. .loliii Cert-sit. driver of tho
cart-to, was arrested and is being held
under heavy bonds.
NATICK DWELLINGS DESTROYED.
RIVER POINT, It I, May I r-Flro
whichsta rtod iii a tcncniout house in
thc village of Naticlt at noon today
sprout] to other dwollings in tho lili-
iiiodiuto vicinity aiirl III! to l:l.'i six‘
buildings had been burned
The tire is beyond control
sistaiico has been sent from tilliol'
l’awitrcket valley villages and from
lril- cotton inllis ol‘ the li, ll. it.
Knight t‘oinpuuy. rue Iiro is some
distance from any of the mills anti it
is thought they will not be damaged.
TRINITY SEWING SCHOOL.
'l‘ho loiiitlr session of ’liiuity Sow-
ing School held its closing exercises
and as-
ou April 29th. The attendance theough-~
tint llio year has been iittich lai'got'
than airy previous one, showing an in
tort-st among the pupils. A quilt
which has been mado by thorn will be.
st'tll ro St. Mary's Hospital for crippled
children. and a spread to the Home
for tho Fi‘ientllcss. thus touching tho
childi'oii to do for others.
PRESIDENT MELLEN SUCCEEDS
--_oNEL HEFT.
NEW HAVEN. May l.~.r\t it meet-
ing of the Ilnurd of liiroctors of thr-
New York and Stamford Railway (‘om‘
puny anti the. Greenwich 'I‘ramway
('ompuny. hold last Saturday. the ros-
ignatiou of t‘olonol N. H. lloft as dr»
rector and president of those oom-
llillllIN nus utooplod and (‘httries S.
.-\Iolltii tIottttl in ill: pint-c
SLOOP MULLER ASHORE.
.\lt W itlliK. Mat "lllr sloop
(Itistavtis A. Mlillt‘l', oystcr' loaded. and
botind for West Suyvlilc. I.. i.. from
Norlhpt‘rrl, 1.. I.. Is ashore oIt' I’olnt oi
Woods I.lfc Station. The life savers
frotn that, station have been aboard
the sloop anti have tried to float liol'.
Init without succ.osit 'l‘lrey ropoll Illl
boat will have to disc'hntgo some of
her car.go
REPAINTING NORWALK HOTEL.
The Job of repainting Iiro exterior
of ”IO llolol Norwalk war-t bogrru this
morning and whorl the work Is corn
plotod tho uti'ncturc will undoubtedly
appear to iiittcli bottoi' advantage. Soy.
oral hundred dollars huro boon laid
out Inside the building during the past
few weeks.
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NEW TRIAL FOR GREASON.
READING. l’a.. Mtty l. .Iudgo Er-
iuontrout today granted II trow trial
Mr Samuel (treason who together with
Mrs. Edwards was condemned to hang
for the murder of John Edwards, ilio
Willililll'u husband. The trlnl is granted
on the strength of the court-salon of
Mrs, Edwards that she alotio Itlllotl
licr husband.
STEAMSHIP LINE BOLD.
BOSTON. May I.w~'l‘uo sale of tho
Metropolitan Steamship Line of this
city to Charles W. Morse. of New
York. was announced hero today. The
Metropolitan company operator. six
freight atuumahlps thwoon Ilostori
and New York.
SNOW lN \ril‘dTED.
WINl-I'I‘ISI). May I.«=~»’I‘horo Wt'l‘t' sot.
oi'ul snow Ilurrles bore today .‘l'ho
temperature fell to to degrees ubovc
/.cro.
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Marry a poor woman has grieved
herself to death over the lord and] of
her husband or non. who was lost by
the tree of lnt.oxlcantu.»Am. lustle.
til, how’d ye enjoy th‘ nights In
New York?" “Spent th' hull time rid.
in' round on that subway of theirs, an'
.iutlgin’ by what I coald see from the
winders. clty scenery ain‘t what 15'
summer boarders crank it up to be!"
«Brooklyn Mic.
'. 'l‘owu .s‘fiorwalk, t‘onn.
No SUBSTITUTE
has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are. so—called
extracts, wines and c'ordials of
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the toil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as we‘ll extract the active prin-
ciples of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form 01 cod liver oil, that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily. is Scotts Emul-
SlOIl.
We l'l It‘ld you a um I: Inc.
SCOTT J: IiOWNE, 4 40 l'LiiflpSlchl. New York.
PROVIDENCE CONOERN'S FIRE
LOSS.
Houcehold Sewing Machine Company
Estimate of Fire Damage. 100.000.
PROVIDENCl-l. it. 1., May l.—'I‘hc
loss on the plant of the I'louscholtl
Sewing Machine Company. which was
daniagcd by fire early today is esti-
mated to lie at least $100,000, bill it.
will require a careful examination of
the stock anti machinery to fix the
exact sum. The company is protected
by insurance.
The tire originated on the first llooi'
and was discovered by the watchman,
Christopher Whitl'ortl, who was on the
second floor, The bursting forth of
flames followed a lorid explosion and
almost iii a moment the fire had eit-
tondoti to the three upper stories at
one end of the building. A deuso
smoke hampered tho work of tile do
pat'tincnt, and although there were no
buildings close to the plant and there
was little danger of the tire spreading
it was four hours after the. first alarm
before the tire was extinguished. 'I‘lie
iiroincn who reached the scope first
fiotii'lutlcd that an explosion of gas
caused the blaze The plant is owned
by tho Soigtil-tfoopor (‘oinpany of New
York.
Mountain Cave House Burned.
lIAlt'i‘l.lt2’l"l‘, N, ll. May i.~~'l‘lio
(‘avo Mountain House. ouo of too load»
ing hotels bore. was burned today. to-
gothcr with tho sittblc. causing a loss
of $15,000, Sparks borne by Iiro wind
several times l-‘ol tire to the Mainc
Conlrrtl ltuilroud station and sevoral
dwolliugs, bttt llit'st- buildings wct'o
saved, although tho only protective
forco of the town was it bucket bri-
gado.’ 'I‘nc Iiro is supposod to have
been caused by a dol‘ocilvo chiinnoy.
The hotel was owned by E. A. Stevens,
who carried partial insurance. i
Nit llflll it Contractors
tifilt'e ol‘ the Selectmen.
May I. 1905.
Scaled proposals wrll br- received at
tho Soloctmcn's Uli‘rcc, Norwrtlk, (‘oli-
noctioul. up to :l p. in. of tho tith.duy
of May, 1085, for tho working and care.
of the highways in said town which
will be divided Iuro liyc districts.
Specifications may be soon at the
Scloctiilt‘ii's Ullico. liltls to receive
consideration must be from residents
of the Town.
The right t‘ost-rrod to reject tttiy or
all bids tif considered to tire best iii-
torosls of tho 'l'owni.
.ItilIN liiC\'lNE,
ALFRED .-\\'lS()l\',
JAMES A. BROWN.
Soloctuiou. Town of Norwallt.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect December 4, 1804.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOH
NEW YORK.
A. M.———12:52x, 5:33x, 5:451. 6:101.
6:50. 6: 55, 7: 46. 82.20: 8:42. 8:071.
9:32x,1l:5l 10:.r 5x, ll: 41.
l’. M.—~12:40x, 1:05, 3:051, 3:51.
5:101. 5:46, 0:01;, 6:361, 7:231.
8200:, 0: 52:. 10: 32.
Sun (in y.-
A. M.:~——1252x, 5:81“, 5:451. 8:58.
0:42
P M.:—-2 58x. 3:05x, 6:46, 6:011.
7:23 8: 00:. 8: 52 x, 10: 14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. Dir-4250, 5:50. 8:50, 7:50, 8:001,
lllzfillif. 8:00;, 10:02:, 10:04. 11:00:.
1:02.
1’. :M.-~12:02x. 1:05. 2:00x. 2:55.
3:611. 4:04x. 4:08. 4:32, 5:011, 5:07,
5:27. 0:001, 6:02, 8:00;. 8:28. 11:00:.
12:00:.
Bundcyl.
A. M—ti: 00.7. 30,110.20
P. M.:—-5 02. 6: 00, 8: 60, 11: 00, i2: 00.
lOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
~HAVIN.
A. M.-18:14x. 1221:. 1:58x, 6:16,
7:36, 8. 88. 8: 11:, 10: 06:. 11: 111, 11: 44.
P. M.:-—-12 05x, 1: 21. 6:11;. 4: 25,
5: 36. 6: 07:. 6' 36. 7:10: 8: 10:, 11:24.
Bridgeport, In addition to Above.
1' M.——2: 47, 5: 12 7: 14
Sunday:
A. Mos—131148. 1:811. 1:68;. 7:40.
9:11.11:11:. P. M.-~6:44. 7:10x. 8210:,
SOUTH NORWALII 'I'b OANBUHY.
A. M.—~6: 20, 8: 551' 0:58
P M.-1: 86. 4: 88:. 5: i7: 8: 08. 7: i7.
DANIUIY TO OOUTH NORWALK.
11“;.“""“’ 7:253, 8:11. 10:08:.
P. Ila-4:181. 8:.88: 6:4.8
lurid-y- to military.
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domestic market are here
Dlnilly.
Curtain Stretchers,
Sleeve Boards,
Iron Handles,
3 llolls Toilet Paper,
5c,
ltlc
We take eapecial pleasure In inviting an inspection of otir Wash Goods Exhibit.
had such a grand and complete assortment of Cotton Wash Fabrics as we are showing this treason.
advancing season new’ designs are constantly added to make the range of patterns in every line thoroughly upv
todate in styles and colors so as to satisfy the most exacting demands.
In this collection can be found the newest patterns anti colorings in the. new M0
hair Lustre. Superfine, Oignndlea iloiienne Grecian Voileti, Batiste Madras. Dotted Swiss Muslins and Pine
03c. i Mop lintitllcs.
29c 1 Hand Scrubs.
White Slop .lttrs,
Suits and l't-ppors, each.
m 1.34151th unit coons sroac.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
no. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING - ‘
Wash Dress Goods
Never before have we
Willi the
vI-Iousemrnishing' Department
7Ci'1‘ea and Coffee Pots, nickel,
'lci (‘luss Wash Boards,
. 05c Sanilaiy liiushos,
't'c‘ Sc'out lug Soap
BROKE N l.()'l‘ ()l" DINNER SETS A'l‘ Sill!) CIA [A l’lllClJS
k: ...-. . -m
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embaimer.
18 North Main st. South Norwalk.
Relidcnce. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 1342
FOR
Tuesdau Mauan.
. Jones Flour
Per Bag 610.
Per bbl. $6.50
JOSEEOFF’S
7217. Main 51.. So. Narwalk
TELEPHONE. sac—a
Coal Is Lower
In price, but
the quality of our coal is
as may I” tilts.
Buy now for next season.
but
DO NOT BUY‘
untll you have seen our
new. Clean. Bright. Slack.
which we have selected
for the but and most or!!!-
caltradc.
lite ferns trial 00.
South Norwalk.
“GIOVERS' lilE PIAGE."
Gibson Pat. Colt,
0X i"()ltl)S FUR “’th l'JN
$3.50.
M
'PHONE 301—4.
“WEAR SIIOES IIIAI Ill"
Bargains In Glotltlna
BROKEN LOTS LEFT FROM EAB.
TER OFFERINGS. AT GREATLY RE.
oucco PRIOEG. ti'ittLL' AND or.
"tier one crocit.
D. Gottlieb
OLO‘THINO, IHOI. AND
FURNIOHINOO.
‘11 North Main 64ml. .0th Harwell:
33”..
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_. .552. .cn
H. Krieger 8. Go.
West Washington Street.
Tito choicest. things of the foreign and
75c.
illit'
29c
'3t'
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Narwalk, Conn.
See our beautirul assortment
u ..
4
[ill- Earlsartrl liti- Carrillo,
We have them from
$3.50 to $22.00.
Charge Accounts Solicited.
H. Krieger 8:. Co.
All Shoes
Aren’t
Alike
There's an lunch difference in about:
Ilti thuro lit in caiuly, cigars. or Panama
hats.
Unless you're an (airport In choc vnl- ‘
Menu-ill) the wisest, thing. -
AND THAT I8~BUY KEITH'O KON-
QUERORB.
‘i‘lioy'l'ti us staph; arr iluyler'a candy,
or an Old Wull cigar.
lllsen'sShutSltire
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler