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Juo'r GLANOI nr rs;
new 'W'TWATF
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”firmiiwde
A9510” “mammal.
. 7. 4,4. 2,41 M.“ a“; 9
Militia econ mo LOW
Too)... .
no
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at mambo-ton or.
Special sale of childrens' suits at D.
Gottlleb's‘. Read the ad for prices.
Read the Boston Store ad. for Satur-
day's specials. For that. day only.
Weir Goldsboro, of Bridgeport, was
in townvyesterday on business.
Butler wipe, l. 0. ,0. it, held a
regular business meeting last night.
Heman R. Stations, of Mount Vernon.
‘ a former resident of South Norwnlk,
has been visitingllere.
Mrs. ,H, A. Sturges is very sick at
.her home." 35 East avenue. A nurse
is in attendance. 4 ,
Mr. and, Mrs. William McPherson re-
turned from their wedding trip last
night. ‘ ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. "A, Seymour and
chauffeur, 05 New York, have been
stopping at the Hotel Clifford.
Mrs. Carrie S. Brown. who moved
from 18 Lowe street, recently, to New
York, was ,in South Norwalk, yester-
day.
, Rogers 8: Stevens keep close to to
shlon all the time. it isup to you to
keep close to them. Begin now. Read
the ad. '
Porch rugs and. house furnishings
occupy t.ho..l)...M. Read. Space til-day.
You may find something that will ill-
tcrcst you. Read it.
Mrs. Mabel Nash and Miss s. s.
,Nash. whollave been visiting Mrs. .len-
‘nie LittellNash, have gone to Bos-
ton. ‘, '
‘Mrs. Jennie _C. Ferris, Mrs. S. M.
pson and Miss Jennie Hoyt. who havo
leanspe‘n‘dingjthe winter at Daytona.
Florida. returned home yesterday:.
Mrs. S. J. Bartlett and son. Sanford,
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
JE B. Sayre, of Belde‘n avenue. re‘
turned home today, to Anrenia, New
York. 4 V.
The Girls' Friendly Society of Grace
Church has arranged to give a dance
at buckwood's Hall, next Wednesday
evening.
x4213 onstage... suitable for all
purposes will arrive at Dana 6‘; Banks
Stables, Tuesday, May 9.
..
Clara Mossman Hill, of Norwalk.
\vas 'one of the guests at the colours
tion of the Ward descendants in Fair-
ileld yesterday.
., . ~ or“
Dr. W. B, Bean will give his last talk
to Trinity Naval Reserves, tonight at
8 o'clock. All nle bets are asked to
beat Trinity chilr promptly in unis
form. \
....,-—.-Spa, sale of. boice building lot»
at F‘ostgzul’ark' S urday at 2 p. m.
Some of the best lots on the Park will
be put up and sold to the highest bid
tier. $5 down and 81 a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Fox have left
for than” hirl «and after-spend-
ing a fewi-fw ksit ro:thay will go to
their summervhcitno‘as Heron island.
Mo. ‘ ~
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Charieti“ F. ,Ti'lstroln'. of Norwalk.
was one of the candidates on whom the
thirty-second degree was conferred
by the Scottish Rite Masons, in Bridge
port, today.
Chief of Folios-William Vollmcr.
Prosecuting Attorney William F. Tain-
many. Captain William Pennington and
Officer Frank Raymond are attending
court in Bridgeport. today. ~
An‘ interestingfianto of pool was
played at Putnam Hose House last ev-
ening, between Jo Kane, rated 100.
and Joseph Ghl‘otto, rated 70. Kane
won by a score of 100 to iiii
. 'liupiuui tau )0 wood out Jo
mid insulation on calm; dou‘inq 01in
smelt as; o ssoresttllh'xuao tutostu so
' “um so stop sup
-
.
solos; tonne a! uni): lino
.Aotq (“1'50“ some: 'fifimxan
M an out '0 ,1 not H0
wink”: :0 iuhgoyr' stigma patrons
ion 0:11qu :0 random an) aim.
“Mir M. PMNT.”
f
mi" ‘iaimwddiis‘tbldihdlih
city. Sold by CHARLES I. DOW,
IOWH NORWALK.
' purposes for the two years ending
We offenfor solo at a, bargain and
on only term-tho homestead of Wm.
B. Rood, Iurrltt and Guintard nvu.
Lot about 181x200. All improvements.
and In first class condition.
. TAYLOR A BOLDIN.
74 Washington strut. South Norwnlk.
.Fflh- ”victim? fearless. fl
Noll-Jonaton‘lra‘woot That Rall-
" ‘ f road'cotntn’i . ‘ Does Not
Infigunpd .Publlo.
HA, TFORD,’ as ll.—~A number of
committee ratio _“ were received in
‘tlleaenate‘thi. morning. Among them
was one favorable totthe bill to regu-
late professional, nursing of the sick.
Other measures favorably reported
were: . Resolutionvamendlng the char-
ter of tadioo’ Seaman’s Friends Bo~
clety of New Haven: resolution incor-
porating the Nassatucit _Valley Wa-
ter Company; bill making an appro-
priaupn of101.7t0.900 for sundry civil
Sept. 30. 1907: bill making appropria-
tion of “0.000 to Connecticut Agricul-
tural College.
The following measures were rejec-
tea .on adverse committee reports:
Resolutions appropriating $50,000 .to
St. Francis Hospital of Hartford and
825.000 to the Grace Hospital Society
of New Haven; resolution amending
statutes concerning the Board cl Re-
lief in New Haven.
The committee on appropriation re-
ported favorably on the bill making an
appropriation of $500,425 for the int-
provement of public roads for the two
ye sending Sept. 30. 1907.
e senate concurred with the house
in adopting the resolution incorporat-
illg the Shore Line Electric Railway,
Company in Essex. Before the
actionwaa accorded Senator Jeremiah
Donovan, of Norwaik, questioned Seu-
ator Bradstreet, chairman of the rail-
roads committee. as to whether it had
or ‘not made some provisions in the
charter that would regulate fares on
the road and if the committee had
not given the company extremely
broad rights and privileges. Senator
Bradstreet replied that his committee
had not done anything ill the former
matter as it was not customary.’
Then Senator Donovan said with
sarcasm that 'thc colnnliticc had not
safeguarded the people and the action
was ill line with the state's policy of
giving away valuable rights and fran-
chises. .
Senator Judson announced that he
would probably make a strong fight
for the passage of the proposed
amendment. to the constitution, which
provides that no members of the gen-
eral assembly shall be elected to a
judicial office. The bill was unfavorab-
ly reported by the committee on con-
stitutional amendments and rejected
by the house.
interest in the house proceedings
today centeredln the ordcr of the dai’.
screens and other devices from 'sal-
view of the interior of same. Repre—
ber of the exciseconlmlttce, called the
bill front thaltable. He opposed it. on
the grounds of intpra‘cticabllity. “'1 ‘ ‘
Representative Butler, of wood-
ing out a provision that would do away
with all aide doors in saloons. He dis-
cussed the merits of the hill and iliit'i).
cated its passage.
Representative Kencaly. of Stamford
made a strong plea for the rejection
of the bill. He saw no reason why
saloons should be singled out of all
the business interests of the. slate.
Why should not. the proposition sub-
mitted be applicable to gmcery stores,
drygqods and other mercantile cstnb~
lishments.
Representative Warner, of Wood-
bridge. contended that if a minister
or a judge of the Superior Court. wlis
ll person who visited saloons, thc'poo-
pie ought to know it. He would be glad
to see the illne when u. man would be
read for what he was worth and not
for what he seemed to be.
chrcsentatlve Averill. of Branford.
considered that remedy worse than
the disease and claimed that if saloons
had no screen it would tend to the
corruption of children.
The trial 'of Charles Slavlu and
young Neville on the charge of burg-
lary at Calf Pasture last winter is on
today lll Bridgeport and most. of the
members of the local polio eforce are
at work on the case as witnesses.
BEFQRE
THE BURGLARY
Not After
us run TIME TO RENT A slurs
nurosrr pox. wu navs
sons coon slzso onus
run it run YEAR.
The
Bomb Norwalk -
Trust 005
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naked“ rook Portlrthnr ' w”’g:‘:’fl and
' ”W732 up“ as ll if iii", .
wisest-rim m d», ‘ ‘. 7 - .y
FOR‘BALE
p.
the bill that requires the remand of '
eons so as to afford an unobstructed .
senistlve Stevens. of Norfolk. a mom» '.
stock, submitted an amendment st‘rlk- ,
S'tiiiitlnlr Positil Gerda")!
«noon. thou fickle Jade, whom all men ilollow,
. Some '(‘pressing close, and others from afar." mALLAN.
. We keep close to Fashion all the time in our clothes
for mon‘antl‘boys. Yer you'll find our prices modest for
«guaranteed clOthes like ours.‘ .
Hero aro‘snappy Spring Suits in sprightly mixtures and
grays, tailoréd to perfection, and styled to‘thc minute. with
broad shoulders, wide collars and peaked lapcls. loose vent-_
ed backs, in single and double-breasted models.
$8.50 to $25.00. .
' Follow Fashion as close as you please in our Smart
Hats apd Furnishings.
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succa‘ssoas TO comsrocx sacs.
South Norwalk. ‘ Tel. Call: 32-3.
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The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know of no
other in which the risks are greater in proportion to the
profits.
You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders
with us.
You are absolutely safe with us because you can rely
on,
‘ Consideraio lrcatmcllt always,
' “m .The best grain carefully screened.
Wu Every wrong made right, no matter
whose fault.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.~ . ‘ '_
MANUEL r. HMCH.
in the intent-st of the little ones. ' ‘ ‘
Bally Chick Food.
Chick Manna.
a so. Main So. So. ”chalk.” Wall so. nativity
TILIJHON! CONNECTION.
HUNDREDS
MerrillOF College *
graduates have been placed in excellent positions and calls for
,COMPETENT OF FICE ASSISTANTB
received every day. . "
LOGUE AND FULL Pan'rlguutns.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
aourn NOnWALK. cons.
SEND FOR CATA
aboKh~irnr£WWW ' ‘
Bullshit hirer Shad.
[runes maelstrom. wsAKrlsu. suns. GERMAN cane, NATIVE
roars. another, STEAK coo. _
_ NATIVE Cll'l‘ ASPARAGUS 25 and 30c A BUNCH.
LIVE WBEBTERS ON SATURDAY.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 1N— FRII DIUVIRY.
sore : seconds.
MPH” SENTING
Harry H. Hoyt 8t 00.;
' Bankers and Brokers,
:emao'. unanimous cotton Iou gm and «to m cm or on mm».
nests Now'viforki‘domoiidatod stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York. 0. and 48 Wall street. Brooklyn, on mm strut.
,aou'rs uonwauc raises—a. norm rump: lottomo.
5* . . it Forecast Ivory Morning It to O'OIoolt. '
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A Catload oi
Justteoelveti at ~
ago no
liir. Edw. t3. annoy.
marauoroa or
‘ Physical iiulture “
' and Inventor of'ooverol mochanl- ‘
cal devices for Home Gymnastic
Training will bo’plonud to meat '
the indie: anti!’ gentlemen of
,South Norwaik and-vloinity at
lite Gllfford Pharmacy
Demonstration'ovory night thin I
week. .
Consultation and. advice free.
Maples d Goldschmidi Go.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dooioro In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Canon.
Ewart: G. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN iW'ALI.’ 8'1 REET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nlr—Fll'éll.
prices made small changes from last
night which were‘oliito‘evenly divided
between gains and losses. Business
was on a very light scale. Canadian
Pacific, with a declineof W... was the
‘. conspicuously weak stock while South—
am Pacific. Northern Pacific. Twin
City Rapid Transit mudc large fruc-
tlonal gains. *
WALL. STREET, ii a m.~—Prlces
tended uniformly upward inter and
Reading. N. Y, Central and linion l’ac'
llic showed strength. Southern I’ac-
lilc was the feature. its rise of in} ma-
terially aiding the improvement in the
railroad list. Along towards 11 o‘clock
when the trading became very dull.
the local traction stock»: weakened and
the whole market eased moderately in
sympathy.
WALL STREET, Noon—Tile goner.
al level of the market was almost, inl-
movable. Changes in special stocks
were not long held. Bonds were sten-
dy.
WALL STREET, 1 p.. m.»(lcncrul
interest in the market diminished as
lhc day progressed and the intervals
expanded between transactions, To!»
llessce Coal made‘up “all and Metropol-
ilull Street Railway half of their [ore-
Saiea to 12 m.,
iiillltlry M. Zehnder, of Scranton.
is the guest of friends in Norwalk.
m
street chapel.
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The annual election of officers of Old,
Well Funeral Aid Association will b
nosday evening. Ma
y Hill, at ii o‘clock
p. m. ~ .
nan-p
iary of Norwalit budge. B. P. O.
a meeting held last night.
rotary up to that limo. ..
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its. F. H. Pat-its. Wanna Curtis.
William W. Malonoy
r. Holmes. Mrs. Phillips.
is. F. Hack. Fred Morris Mrs.
Mather, him-Robert
Moo. New York; Mr.
moment. Wis. Danbu, :
W ow, Waterbury;
ll, ’1'. number 0.
‘ delta at. ultimo
Yonkers
Mr. and Mrs. E
W. R. Stiles
aadiiira
. A. Noni!
it. Butler
s
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a r, J: m : an ’9 . “mil fl . » '
‘ m ‘ to: 1'. H. install, how it‘ll». W0 “THIGH
mg,“ ,ymunmaonwmnmm clog
trauma-hid mamas» . o W
i
2‘51 .600
I The Men's Club, of St. Paul's Church,
will meet this evening at the Barkley
9.
held in Old Well lodge Rooms Wed-JV
Dana C. Biased waif elected Hficffi
rim 1...;
tion was taken upon-tho receipt of theI
resignation of Human Iii. Maimo, soc.
W.” H. Harris. metro. Warren ostr-
l‘u
Roy. and Mrs. Grandad J. North. Miss
Gustafson. it. c. Boardman. William; give you any kind of a vehicle that you
narrows. 5- 1' - “WW-”W'- 0- ”WWW“ desire that is in the latest style. easy
mm 1,, a horse to bitch to it that is of good
'l‘lpton. 13‘. ,N. style and speed and gentle in harness.
if. 13. not» you to color spring driving without
Chicano;
in:
SHOULD Ba PLAYED-us: it an: " flit:
If your figure is good, spread it out. Our Doublefirgaat-
ed Sacks are gymnasiums of strength. They'squareaway the
muscular and bolster up the drooping.’ tom‘s “91",“th
vigorous. ' , ~ ‘1’. -
Shoes for Merl. .
Distinctive and Classy. In keeping with thed'lighoat art
of dressing. ' I . '
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All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash iioit.’ I
Our Children's Clothing Department dressc’st'y‘your boy
complete from Hat to Shoes. ‘
SELLEGK 8.: RI
Clothiers and Furnishers.
g8 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORW
Telephone Call 324-2. '
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ALK.
Seed Time}- r
Don’t anybody want some Green Mountain Mains Potatoes that are a iltu
pile dried at one end that can be cut up for seed and show just as good re-
sults as those that cost more money? Will sell at 85c bushel. Have first-
clasa Maine Seed Hebron. New Queen, Early Rose, Early Northern, Early
Ohio at $1.00 bushel,‘reduced from $1.10 and $1.20.
.1
.X- y"
flu?” & ‘ no
Cabbage and Tomato Plants. Far“;
Seed Corn, Peas. Beans. Grass Seed, etc., etc. i
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noon declines. llin‘ion Facific and New TELEPHONE CALL. 26‘4- . 1 .fl
York Central gninedoi‘; , . . ~ ‘ '
To Avis a“ ATION3.. . ,- ,_.,...§. ,. .. ..-. ...T;__,..-—.:c;.:__‘.., . “.‘mf‘ - .. “w... W... . W... .. ......_~..m
Reportf "no"? nitrate atom or ' me Of lb _ . _. ‘ .» _, ., 300
the Ma mar «growls-r - «D . ~ . . , .
gifigtmgmkgg;wflgt'tghg‘hogigggf‘ PILLSBUBY'S cow MEDAL. BEN HUR. a Jonas FLoua,:vo, ass
, pm." pig... W, 1;3nvrua£vfioas.u,muafimd.‘ ............................... , ..... sac
Amal (lop ‘ ‘lillvfi tilts 80% sit; FAN’CY MAINE POT OES. PK. 15c., BU.. .. 50c
Am C (a pct, 35% 35% 3511;, 35% ZEST. DISH FREE WITH EACH PACKAGE, ....... .......‘..... iiox
Am 1m"; 5. . r, 5 FORCE, PER PKG.. .................................. 13‘"? ..... 11:;
Am lot-n nil'...ltste my. 125 unnoarassopxygunprrancv cucuMBEas, suucu‘ omens,
Am“ snleu tit mm 114%“ Hi ‘ BUNCH CARRDTS. LE‘TT’UCE. VINELAND swaars. Homaoaowu As-
M“ 3“ i". ”We Jilin; “ii“ 13.4% PARAGUO.‘RADI'8HE8, 'm-IUBARB. SPINACH AND KALE. «use: as.
{gfi s :1" f 133%..13’fih 13-3 . nigh SORTMENT or, .onmees. BERRIES FRESH EVERY any.
. p . i. i. z. ., .. .
ilnlio & Ohio 1min. 106" was. mnv . a
W... M .0... .....2 5.... .g; , UNITED GROGER Y 9. .
(‘lles s Ohio mg 48% on on 20 NORTH MAIN, or. hear or.
t‘h tn West 1m no. no. 19% so. NORWALK, CT. EAST gig am, or.
cn M a St P won 171% ”0% ln Tet... 26—3. ,,. :1... 319—3.
«strut n; 46% tall. my. ,,.,.*.s..-,_-.._..-. MWMWWMM‘ .. . ‘*
t‘on (ins may. 1933/. la: nu: W
um» 42 42a. ii! .2 ’ .
Erie lst pf 731,5 731/. 7st,. 78v... .‘ ‘ .wrs '
lil Central 158% 158% ll'lli‘fa H.814 AND OLA E M T
llou & Nash m 144 143% m ‘ l as a do "FHANGIO
Manhattan ism. lulu. iiii n34 Accoaomoifl. . .
M“ S‘ m I"; H“ l” “47"" Often one attributes a lack of clout-noon of vloioo‘ his~ ill
. .. . , _ I. Olin.
floxlfific'" 323.3,, ii: iii. atria. when his glasses ara wholly to blame. Would it not'bfl‘imll to have
Nat Lee 40% um 45% it your '3'” “mm“ ‘9'"‘7 ' . . .
N Y Central 142% 1423s 142% 1423’s. ’ FR: _ .
Norf& West 76% 77 76;: 73;: 'T _5 E . ..
0m &Weat 451/, last, 45 i . .
Penn u-u lam 1,34! 134% 134% o B J k . _,
Poo (no. 102 102 101% 202 ‘ ' ac . eon.
Reading 92 l“ 9m sign oudunto Cptlolan. .
Rep Steel 18' 8 iii AL ' TRIET. . , . .
Rock Island 275;. 2m 2m 2m 9' w L ' "9. ".5“???
Rob Goods . 3133 33% 351/. 31534. .
south Fee in i2 til I; 4.: ' ..-..._........._.,-._.._..
son in Co non. signs as so BLINK! BL|N
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fiftfl. 2","! 3:3 ; g}. 3:: 3:: Blink no more. When your mates lire and acute—when .th become
“‘2” 'Pnc 31'“ “lid .3,” 31% "watery" and smartT'l‘HA'l‘S ’l‘HEfi‘lliiE to care for them—Lto’t 0 ENE
Union Pac 5'1.“ “9% 1.199s llii‘it ues k; preserve them and prevent com plicalcd eye trouble. (rings your one
' ‘ ‘. . t once. - - . ,
'tlnion Puc pf iiii iin ilu 98 exam no a . ‘ 4. . .
u s Rubber slug 39a 39% any. HOMER B. HOYT, Reiracting Optician}.,,, .
"I 5 8W” 39% 3034' :21“ ‘32:” ltoom 9. United Bank Building. South‘NoI'Walk. m
l'8 Steel bf this 97% it 19?‘ epoclailippointments at convenience of minnow»
333:3: M 143% 1902i; :3 “A Odico hours 8—~11:lii. tats—6:00. Saturday "onion. 1......
Wis Cent 20% 20a 20a. 20% -~ WW
not... ior ,iih'tbanlv.
For the convalescent" or tile "lilitt
eater." there‘s nothint'lbo appellant!
or nourishing no limliiicbopl. freon.
sweet and no out n q trimmed In to
attract. the eye as Well, piano tho
palate. We nutter bursa it that It
can serve you‘wltit Kali. t: (Infill i
make a feast for the out loin
appetite. Try us "Will” 0%?
success mm». n.
J. w. noses
‘ lasso-sorts Juaii‘lolioub. »
22 Washindtvn “not. MMO m
I
in
you always get at Echotlb's, We 'can
riding. comfortable and handsome. and
. Our prices are low enough to enable
. fooling tho cont.
' Jacob School».
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m W. ”Maugham.
Norwalk Chronicler