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‘61 WASHINGTON IT.
' Loni densities.
Butler Lodge, No; 97, I. 0. O. F., will
hold a regular meeting tonight.
A son was born Monday to Mr, and
Mrs. Patrick Muhoney, of Winnipauk.
Mrs. Lewin F. Bueii. of Taylor ave-
nue, is spending 9. few days in Men-
ham, New Jersey.
Judge and Mrs. Morris A. Pheian,
of New York. are occupying parlors 3
and 4, at the Hotel Clifford.
John Show: is standing the conven-
tion of Foresters, being held this week
at Waterbury.
The Matinee Whist Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Miss Clara
Betta, of the Green.
A regular business meeting of the
list Trimmers' Association was held
last evening. .
Miss Margat'et-Ciaven is ill and her
room during the week is in charge of
Mrs. C. I". Nowlan.
Ex- Lieutenant Governor Edwin O
Keeler, of Norwaik, has sent a letter
of congratulation to Senator- Elect
11 rank B. Brmidegeei of New London
John McCormick will begin the dut-
ice of a new position as salesman at
the Norwaik store of Shoe Dealer M.
ii. Goivcr. Thursday.
Tomorrow the BostonvStoe will hold
a shirt waist sale at- which they will
sell $1.50 and $1.25 waists for 75c.
Read the ad.
———Carload Ohio horses suitable for
teaming will arrive at Dunn and
Banks ”emblem-"Phonon May ‘9.’ ‘
Charles Zeitf‘u‘e and Martin Spnhr
are away on a fishing trip in New
York state to‘day. Their friends arc
expecting to be remembered with fine
messes of trout When they retuI II
Etiivard C Stickne’y, instructor of
physical culture. will be at the Clif-
t‘ord Pharmacy evenings this week
and will be glad to meet all Consul
tation anchovies Mic. '
You will receive unprecedented val-
ues if you purchase your stilts. coats,
ei.c., ‘at the Paris" Cloak and Suit
ilouse. Read the ad. In today's is
sue.
On account of the county meeting of
the Teachers’ Association at Danbury,
Friday the '.l2th the public schools 01
the town will not. be in session that
date.
A meeting of the, list Flnlshcrs‘ As—
sociation will be held this evening. it».
freshmeuts will betserved and pipes
and tobacco will be provided by the
newly elected ofilcers. A good time
is anticipated.
The minimal Superior Court has
gone over until next1‘.hursday and the
petty Jury will not be called until that
time, on account of the fact that the
grand jury is III session today to con-
sider the facts of the Butler murder
case of Statute ’
Wh --a—-Il—o
The Norwslk and Stamford Musical
Union will give a concert and ball in
Millers Hats. Stamford. next Monday
evening. Before the ball there will
be an open-air concert by a brass
band of 30 musicians directed by John
A. Mulvoy. There will be another
concert in the hall by an orchestra of
a) musicians. dltectod by Theodore
etc.
Theodore Ferguson. who formerly
was manager for the Northport Oyster
lampsny, in South Norwalk, and who
lived indium"! avenue was in South
Norwslk, this week. arranging to movu
hack to this place. It is understood
that Mr. Macon will become the
general manager of. the oyster busi-
ness of 11.1 .lkIcltwood and Alden
Salmons.
wbury; 10.11.)
lob. Providence.
George N.
MIiir’l‘uant W. Bailey.
op erton. ., .
)‘c I" John fiiP;
Harmon. Mr. a
Room
3 J. smut. WIIIIIIII
Gm lull!“
W lime, Marriott Irina.
Jon tNew AYbrIuIAobn 0. Rourke,
apt-i old. . G. . Homing. Wood-
brid N. J.; W. 1.. Dennis. 11‘ N.
we". Boston; 111 11. Warren. [too or
tor, III. A. Jonson. Greenport N.Y J.
B. “Louisviii Mor-
ris. ilcdcipltia; I .lfoin. Donbtfry,
m guests yesterday at the Hotel Uliiu
m Kojak rm Port Arthur
It ”as mail for you
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5' AT columns
VWI offer for III at a bargain and
on any tunic tho omcitcsd of Wm.
B. and. lurrltt and Quinlan-d svol.
Lot about 1371200. All Improvements,
and In first class condition.
' TAYLOR d. OQLDEN.
14 quhlrmtcn ctr-em? south Norwalk.
.GormondNorIburg is spend-
ing- today In New York.
P C. Lounsbnr'y Lodge, N. E. O. P,
held a regular business meeting last
evening. ,Dlstrlct Deputy Smith, of
Bridgeport. was the guest of the lodge
last evening.
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The barge Bella has arrived with a
cargo of coal for the Ferris Coal Com~
' puny. ,
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Norwalk Lodge, B. P. 0. E.. will hold
a meeting tonight at which matters of
importance will come up. ,
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Hermann,
held an enthusiastic meeting last cv-
cning. an’d nominated oflicers for cl-
cotton at the next meeting. Dele-
gates were also nominatch for the
state convention, which will be held in
New London. .Iuly'27 and 28. After
the meeting the members enjoyed a
social time and refreshments were
served.
~Carload Ohio horses suitable for
family pIIrposes.'gcnerul work and
tcanIing,»wili arrive at Dunn & Banks ,
Stables, Tuesday, May 9.
Rev. Lewin Frank Buell, D.D., pas-
tor of the South Norwaik Congrega-
tional Church. delivered the sermon at
the regular Tuesday night service at
Fitch's Soldiers‘ Home, Noroton, last
night. The chapel was filled with yet.
crane and friends from nearby, and
Dr. Buell's excellent thoughts on
“Ambassadorship for Christ," were
most intently listened to. There was
special music by several of the vet~
erans. ..
ticut Railway and Lighting Company
anticipates that the travel by trolley
during the coming summer will be
greater than ever anti in order to ac-
coIIIIIIodatc the travel on Sundays and
holidays. arrangements have been
made to operate many extra cars on
the suburban lines and lines connected
with pleasure resorts. Last year there
were extra cars running for the bene-
fit of the crowds who ride‘ for recre
ation.
Tile pupils of the South Norwulk
High School and their invited relatives
are looking forward to a pleasant, on.
joyabie evening tonight at thr- Frank-
lin Assembly Hall. Thc hosts have
planned a delightful program including
a series of novel charudcs, I'Ot'lll and
instrumental music, retitatlons, cult
The affair is wholly infoitnal and sec-
ial. it is hoped Inuny parents may
hate an introduction to the diffeient
teachers to whom the pupil recites.
The program begins at. it o‘clock p. III.
”Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable
to attend to business during the day
or sleep during tIIc night. itching
piles. horrible plague. Dean's Ointv
tuent cures. Never fails. At any
drug store, 50 cents.
A most enjoyable rcccptlon was
tendered last evening by the members
of the First. Methodist church to their
pastor. the Rev. Francis ii. Upham.
who was returned to the church for
the year by the New York East Con-
ference, and to the choir. composed of
William Tomlinson, .Ios'cph Wielcr,
Mrs. Leonard 1‘, Whitney. Miss
Gertrude istubschcr, anti Miss Eva
Frishic, organist, and director. Mil-ls
It‘rlsllio and Mrs. Whitney are the new
members of the t‘hoiI‘.wBrillgep(Irl
'i‘elegrnnI—UnimI.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
Is a constitutional cause for this_ Mrs.
M. Summers. Box 516. Notre Dame.
ind.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trott-
bie you II] this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are it can't. help
it. '
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BEFORE
THE BURGLARY
Not After
Is run TIME TO new A SAFE
unrosrr sex. we nave
sons coon smut) culls
run :1 run vans.
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
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All flu tom!
SouvtIiIlr Postal Bards.
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“Want of care does more damage than want of knowledge. "4—-
FRANKLIN WM
UHJ .
Go carefully in choosing Neckwcar; it's the final touch
that either makes or mars your apparel.
Our care in choosing for you has been to select the sea-
. son's best productions, in the new wide Iour-in-hands and
bows. We'll gladly help you choose rightly from our large
assortment.
25c to $1.00.
Call on us for whatever you need in Clothes. Hats and
We guarantee satisfaction or return of your
Furnishings.
money.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Cali, 32-2.
The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know. of no
other in which the risks are greatcr in proportion to the
profits.
You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders
with us.
You-are absolutely safe with us because you ican rely
on,
Consitlcratc trcaiment always, ,
. The best grain carcinllv scrcened,
m, Every wrong made right, ntI1gualtor
whose fault.
iluy Outs Thais Clean. ,
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘
In the interest of the little one...
Ilaby Chick Food.
Chick Manna
7!? .w
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s.
w. P. BEERS,
lock AND STATIONEILY cranial t .
6 So. Main St. So. Norwaik.49 Wall 81.. ”new
TELEJHONE CONNECTION.
HUNDREDS
Oi“
Merrill College
I have been placed in excellent positions and balls for
COMPETENT OF FICE ASSISTANTB
received every day.
SEND FOR (‘A'IALOGI i" AND Fl'l L PARTICULARS.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
BOOKS FREE. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Whu buu southern Shad when uou can get
CONNECTICUT RIVERS just out of the
water 7 We get our Shad direct from the
Connecticut River evelu dau.
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 1U!- / FRI! DILIVIIY.
HOYT Ir FREEMEN,
REFINE SENTINO
Harry H. Hayt If: Co...
Bankers and Brokers,
stocks. lends. can. .qnd Cotton laugh! and laid to cool) or on Margin.
Minibar New York Utinsclldctsd steel: {exchange Direct privotokvifl.
New York. I; and l: Wail street. Brooklyn. In Fulton strut.
COUTN NORWALI‘. Til-.11“. ’HOYT’I THIATNI IUILDING.
. smut Ivcigy Morning at to O'clock.
L... new“. a
g _ , ACarload oi
Mr. NW. ‘13. Silékney.
lNfiTRUCTORNOF
' Physical Culture
Land Inventor «78va mechani-
cal devices for Home Gymnastic
Training will be pinned to most
the ladlu and. . gentlemen of
South Norwalk and vicinity at
lite Milford V Pharmacy
Demonstration every night this
week.
Consultation and ‘dvicc free.
Maples d Goldschmldt Co.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain andI
Cotton.
Swartz d. Corbett Block. So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL S1 REST.
1‘ ~-——
BOSTON. May 10.-~No application
for the cancellation 01‘ the receiver-
ship of the brokerage concern of the
liuight & Frecse Company had been
mudc up to the time of the opening
today of the United States Circuit
Court. Such a procedure was looked
for on account of the announcement
yesterday by William H. Lillls, one
of the principal officials of the com
puny. that the court would be asked
to nullify its act of namiuk a receiver,
Two intervening petitions were filed
in the circuit court by creditors ask-
ing that they be made party plaintiffs
in the case. The petitioners were
John 1’. Memo of Lynnficld who "it"
scnts a claim for “0,302, and Hugh R
Bicthcn of Boston who alleges that
the company owcd him $2.010. i, it.
Clark, counsel for the liaight (it I“i‘(‘csc
Company. refused this forenoon to
’ make any statement as to what policy
would be pursucd by the concern.
At the main office of tho company
in this city about fifty employee havc
lost their positions as a result of thc
I-ctcltcrship is likcly. IIoweIcr,
that some of thlcsc will be nccdcd Int
.m to assist the receiver In arranging
the fit m s affairs. .g, ,j ,
PHILADELPHIA May ‘50. —-'l he III'o
7w mmawsltmw :bf the Height &
l~‘ reuse
Inpani whose oilices wctc
closed yesterday linBoston and New
York by the appointment of receivers.
opened their loci office today two
hours earlier than usual. Several pal~
runs gathered about the cashier‘s desk
and ordered their accounts closed. 'l‘ht
company at once began paying tIIciI
tustomcts, but at 9 o‘clock word was
Icucived from New York to stop until
. 'the Boston litigation had been settled.
WALL ST. 10:10 a. III.—--~TlIcIc
was some further liquidation in Alliel‘l»
can Securities In connection with lhc
London settlement today and prices
opened lower hero in sympathy. most
of the International stocks showing dc-
clines. Canadian Pacific was down
7s and New York (‘ontrul ’7'... There
was It drop of 3 points in lowu ('cntral
pfd. Smelling ruse II point and hen
vor and Rio (lrundo pfd. W. The trad-
ing was dull and the changes for the
next part very narrow.
WALL ST. noon—Iicclincs in lin-
inn Pacific, St, I'aui and tho I'IIitcd
States Steel stocks were slightly ex.
thIdI-d uud whcn they were checked
trading bccumc practically stagnant.
Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. l p. In.-—Specula-
than was In a torpld state reflecting
the elimination of interests In the
market. Movements were of little
consequent and transactions centered
III a few favorites. ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
mission Brokers. Swat-ts a Corbett
Block. South Norwslk. Telephone 163.
Open. align. Low. 1:30
AnIal (lop RIM. 82% iii If. 31%
A111 (‘ It F (‘0 .i‘I'IiI' 347/“ ”NM 347i.
Am (‘3 d i" pf 97)’. 97% 97% 97%
Aln Ice 5% 5% 5% 13%
. Am Loco 48% 49% 48% 48%
Am Smelt 111% HIV. lll%l14
A 'I‘ & B We till 83% 82% 3'!
llalto & Ohio 11!th. 106% 106 108
H‘kiyn ii T
Chan at Ohio
sou. soy, no
48% mg 48%
catasw 220 220 mu
on 01. West III-II. Iii'ii. talk.
on M a St 1’ my. III-It. 17m
Col II II I cm 44% 43a
Cbn (I111! mm 194% 19st
[this 114. 42 41%
Erie lsi pf III 78 78
III Central I58“. 158% 158%
Lou & Nash 141% “II 143%
Met Bi Ry III! 118 1.15%
Mex Cent 20%? 20% 201.4.
M K II: T 20% 26W 26
K d: T pf 58% 58% 58%
0 Pacific iltl 'II‘MiI 96
It Lead 45% 45%
. N 1’ Central um 112% Hill:
Nor! & West 77 ‘ 77 76
Out I: West 47% f stilt. 47%
Pac‘ Mail all “ 36
Penn an . 13m 135 mm
foo Gas 102 102% 101%
is; OI'K 92% 91%
Rico Steal I‘Iiia 17% 17%
Rock island
. 25 28 37%
Rub Goods 361/;
South Pad no“,
son 3630180
'l‘cnn aim
Tom PM 31%
Unicorns 111m 119% 1181/. 119
It! B'Itnbher mm «lit. 39%
. til lltobir
. ill at Ion so
some: all. ӣ97
In .
97"
, arm-s
'rn. Maples a Goidschmidt 00.. Cum '
z, UnexcoptionalliverySerlco
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If your figure is good. spread it out. Our Double Breast-
ed Sacks are gymnasiums of strength. They square sway the
muscular and bolster up the drooping. Come over and‘bo
vigorous. ‘ ‘ . I ‘7
Shoes for Men.
Distinctive and ClaSSy. In keeping with the,;liighcst art
I
Athletic Loo
*._, , SHOULD BE PLAYED UP.
“i
of dressing. . . I
All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash Tics.
Our Children’s Clothing Department dresses year boy
complete from Hat to Shoes
I
SELLECK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
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"7
Séed Time
Don't anybody want some Green Mountain Maine Potatoes that are a lit:
tie dried at one end that can be cut up for seed and show just as good re-
Have first-
Eariy Northern, Early
suits as those that cost more money? Will sell at 85c bushel.
class Maine Seed Hebron, New Queen, Early Rose,
Ohio at $1.00 bushel, reduced from $1.10 and $1.20.
. I
Cabbage and Tomato Plants. Ii ‘31” 1;... ”AW .. ”swiv-
Seed Corn, Peas, Beans, Grass Seed, etc, etc. ' . f.
TELEPHONE CALL, 25—4. , ,I m
251%...- .. Eff . ,1.. m7 _....... ... aw...» ,
Very Best Butler per lb '- - ~- - O - 3,00
PILLSBURYS com MEDAL. BEN HUR, at Jones FLOUR, BAG, so:
TUBE nos: FLOUR. er, .................................... sac
FANCV MAINE corneas PK 15s., so. ........................ so:
2531‘ oust-t FREE WITH EACH PACKAGE ...................... 11c
FORCE PER PKG... ............................................. 11c
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY CUCUMBERS, BUNCH ONIONS,
BUNCH CARROTS, LETTUCE. VINELAND SWEETS. HOME GROWN A8-
PARAGUS. RAOISHES, RHUBARB. SPINACH AND KALE. LARGE A3-
SORTMENT OF ORANGES. BERRIES FRESH EVERY DAY.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. FORT 81'.
SO. NORWALK, CT. ‘ EAST NORWALK, GT.
TEL. 26—3. . ' ., 31M.
AND GLASSES MUST BE DH’ANOID
EYES Bilillfil
Often one attribute: a lack of cicnrnou of vision to his eyes
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it not bcwcli to have
your eyes examined again? ..
IT’ 5 FREE.
0 E. Jackson, ,
Graduate Optician.
BB WALL STREET.
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NOIWALK. OT.
“BLINK I BLINKI BLINK!
Blink no more. When your eyes tire and. sche-wheu they become
"watery" and smmt—TilA’i '3 THE TIME to cure for them—do take meas- ,
ties to preserve them and pIcchIt com plicnicd eye trouble. Hate your eyes
examined at once.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician, '
Room 9. United Bank Building, South N070“. gong,
Sp scial Appointments at concordance of patrons.
Office hours p28—41 ill 12AM: 00. Saturday evenings. 1—9.
55......"n. on...
For the convalescent hr the "light
outer." times nothing so oppotillti
or nourishing as lamb chops, frost:
attract the eye as well plane the
can serve you with limb, hit
make a feast for the magi it?“
appetite Try us with one or
at to
vicious
J. W. DODGE
loco-cm to Jacob scam.
you always get at Schmh‘ s. We can
give you any kind of It vehicle that you
«lustre that is in the latest styki. easy
riding. comfortable and handsome. and
a horse to hitch to it. that In of good '
style and. spend and goalie in harness.
Our prices are low enough to enable
route enjoy Spring driving without '
feeling the cunt. ,
, Jacob achaub
~ sum
sweet and so cut and trimmed so to _
22 Mahmoud 01ml. .. mm m, '
palate. We flatter curse van that we .
OHOUDIR runs. 101: u. I '. " I
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Norwalk Chronicler