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AS GOOD A8 ANYWHERE‘.
PRIOES GOOD AND LOW
TOO. '
AT
LANES
51 WASHINGTON or. i
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11111 inn hits
‘ The 1) M Read ad. is full pi‘ 1n-
teresting news Read it.
Perfect lit is guaranteed by S. Fox.
tailor, Nor-walk. Read his ad. 1
Howard Chichester of Norwalk, was
in Wilton on Sunday.
—Leg of mutton. 1214c lb.. lamb 15c.
Buttei'y' s.
Mrs. John 'L. Davis. of Wilton 1visited
friends in Norwalk 0n.Monday. _
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“ The Misses Susan and LouisaMcad,
of Greenwich. are Visiting their con-
sin, Mrs. 0. l. Allen.
dcpa rt-
Read
reductions in all
Ki‘icger 8: ~Co.'s.
Special
ments at H.
the ad.
——Children's dresses in ginghains
and pcrcales. infants skirts slips and
coats a specialty. M. S. Smith & Co
Fifteen ccnt music at Coleman's.
Saturday and Monday. The list may
be found in his ad. today.
The barge John ii. Gannon is dis«
charging a cargo of coal at Cos Cob
for Raymond Brothers. 1
The Public Market ofllcers you spe-
cial prices on all fresh meats, Sutur-
(iay only. Read the ad.
-—Yucht Caps, Yacht Caps. O'Brien.
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I)lvlslon No, 1 .1. 0.. H.1, oi‘South
Norwnlk. held a regular routine'meet-
ing lust cvcning at Hibernian ilnll.
Washington Camp. P. O. S or A.,
hcld a rtgular routine business meet-
ing last night. .
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Proprietor JChlirlelrl L. Barker, of the
Norwalk launch‘WOrks. is able to be
around again, after a severe attack of
the grip.
—-—Leg of mutton, 121/20 1b.. lamb 15c
lb. Buttery's.
G J Jonlan and 0. Forbes who arc
on an automobile tour thiough the
state, stopped at the liotel Clifford.
yesterday.
Miss Lillian Johnson has succteded
Miss Margaret ilaity as cashier and
bookkeeper at the shoe stoic or Wil
liam L. Olsen, in Wall street.
Governor Roberts has issued tequisl
tion on the governor of New York for
Samuel Schwartz fol burglary commit-
ted at Greenwich April 23.
——-Wlndow shades. mattinfis, oil
cloths, crockery wooden. tin ad on
aincl ware. A 1.111 assortment of
which can be 101111119 in basement M.
S. Smith & 00., .~
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Sergeant Thomas Hunt arrived
home his morning from Waterbury,
" ~11 1Where he has been attending the For-
' esters' convention
Mrs. E Hubbeli' Hotchkiss and
daughter. Gertrude ii. Hotchklss, have
returned from Florida, wher‘c they
have been spending the wintel.
Hurry up and get a gas ranks The
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co
will be glad to send th r representa-
tive to see you. Send em 11‘ postal
—-Carload Ohio horses suit bio for
teaming will arrive. at Don
Banks stables Tuesday May
HIM
The open door to prosperit‘y is at
the United Grocery Store
8d. ‘
Olive Branch Lodge. Knight
night.
terred at the next meeting. ‘
The Rev. Antoinette Brow Black-
well. 01 Elizabeth; N. J., tor‘jporly of
Bridgeport. the first ordained wdomlo:
D
bubly in the world, will 11 l hf:
June. she means to attend the national
minister in the United States.
otghtioth anniversary May 1 0.
t Port-
womm'sui'irngc convention
111111110“. it is but twa years,
she wont to. the Holy band 1111 brought
mason and a. road nughtcr. 1
oned . 51‘ ‘ christ-
MADE.
will wear as long as Davao 11. No oth-
dnn. with which she has 11111
with”
NO BLOOD CARRIAGE PAIN
or”- Iro as heavy bodied. beckons Da—
Sold by 0.111. Bow.
1
i Better
stop in before it is closed. Read the
or Py- ’
ithlas, hold a routine meet! 1; last
The rank qt page will be con-
voo'l‘ weigh a to 8 ounces more to the
FOR SALE
We offer for III. at I bargain and
on any terms the homo-toad of Wm.
3.11mi, Burrltt Ind Oulntard even.
i Lot about 137x200. All lmprovomcnto.
and In first aim condition.
- TAYLOR I. GOLDEN.
'74 Washington strut, South Norwalk.
Lorenzo Dibble wants to be useful
to you. Anything you may need in
the grocery lino can be found at his
store. Read the ad.
A meeting of the vestry of Grace
Church will be held tnls evening at
7. 30 o'clock, at the residence oi! Rob-
ert Van Buren, in West avenue.
~-1Si1onldcr steak, 101: lb.
liuilcry's.
The winter's supply or coal is helm:
placed Ill the. South Norwulk dcpots by
the work crew of the New York, New
Huron and Hartford Railroad (301n-
puny.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L Crow, return-
cd yesterday from Southern Pines, N.
(3.. whore they have been for epmetlmo
{oi the benefit of, Mr. Crow's health.
liis health does not show much im-
movement.
—Brown and Pearl Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Andrew Collins, of South
strort, Danbury, is very dangerously
ill at her home with pneumonia. Her
son Bernard, of this city, is there.
and Thomas and A. J. Collins were
also there last evening.
Louis J. (lunco. who now owns a
large fruit store in. l’ort Jervis. N. Y..
was in South Norwulk this week. llc
returned to his store yesterday. IllIi-
ing with him David Cusassa. of New
Britain, who was visiting in South
Norwullt. and who will take a pci'mii.~
111-111 position with Mr. Canon.
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—l.anib tore-quarter tic lellultci'y's.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed with the scci'eliiry of state
by the Enterprise Specialty Company
of Bridgeport! 'l‘lio incorporntors are
Lawrence T. Gallagher. John M. Si-
monds and William E. Hurst, of
Bridgeport. and Charles A. Elcher, of
Waterbury.‘ 'I‘iu.1 company intends to
do a general merchandise business.
wElgin bultci, 300 lb.
ton & Company.
F. D. Law.
The monthly business meeting of
[I10 heard of school visitors is schedul-
ed for next Tuesday night. Various
board matters will be disposed of and
it is expected that the committee on
a site £111 a town liogh siliool will to
nail at this time to the full board 11.»;
horn and citizcns' coniiiiittci,1 that they
unanimously favor the Mallory proper.
ty in West avenue.
~Shonldor slunk, “It lb. iluttery's.
The engagement of Miss Alice iiinh
Keclcr. to Raymond llcri'y Coinstock.
formerly of South Noi'walk. has been
announced. Both young people are
natives of old Wilton nud 111.1servcdly
popular residents of the town. Miss
Kcelcr is at present visiting relatives
in Cincinnatll, 0.. and Mr. Coinstock
Is the southern representative of 11
large New York city iirm.
"Boys‘ Caps Boys' Caps.
O'Brien
William A. Malone, Charles Gold-
smith, S. E. Co'ggins. A. ll. Brett, C. ll.
Rail’c, Daniel K. Ryan, 0. W. iiunrpus.
Ed. Ashhcula. l. Mnrkilllc, i’liyllis
iiimore. Alice Fleming. New York;
W. ll. Neal. .l. Edwin Challman. W. .l.
Geary. J. P. Wcstcolt, .lr.. Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wood, Miss
Carrie Weed, Miss Minnie Lockwood.
Dunbury; W. A. Power. 11}. G. Boards-
ley. Hartford; C. F. Price. South Nor-
wuik; .l l). Charles Middletown; Chai-
les L. Kirby, New I3CIII()l':lI W. K. A111-
11ndt,Altoona. P11. , Minnie L. Lciiing
well. Chicago. weie guests yesterday
at the Hotel Clifford.
AMBASSADOR' BODY ARRIVES,
NEWPORT,- R. L, May 12.—-'i‘hc
cruiser Columbia. Capt. James M. Mil.
ier. which conveyed the body of the
Mexican ambassador from the United
States to Vera Cruz, arrived here to-
dny alter a r1111 of twelve days from
the Mexican porL The Columbia will
remain in this har'boi for some time,
in order to give the crew shore leave.
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BEFORE
1 THE BURGLARY
Not After
18 THE TIME TO RENT A SAFE
DEPOSIT BOX. WE HAVE
SOME GOOD SIZED ONES
FOR 84 PER YEAR.
The 1
South Norwalk
-
. back a bottle of water tromttho Jor
is many and Monday.
What the limo IInd Pia ,wncn
the Brut II on1thc Pump in. Mim-
mI-‘I 1.011.].th Wot-melon Vino.
Wit n the Bun-It Tums tho Donn
Gold A III 0' OlIl'nI‘y, Ind
"Fashion, thon'iicklo jade. whom all men follow,
Some pressing close, and others from afar.” ~ALI.AN.
We keep close to Fashion all the time in our clothes
for men and boys. Yet you'll find our prices modest for
guaranteed clothes like ours.
Here are snappy Spring Suits in Sprightly mix1uros and
grays, tailored to pcrlection. and styled to the minute, with
broad shoulders, wide collars and peaked lapels. 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
4-11?
Hats and Furnishings.
SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.
1 South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 324.
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The Grain Business is a peculiar one. “'11. 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 1111 because you can rely
on, .
‘ f‘nnsidcraie ticntmcut aiwam.
JET“; , do“ The best grain caiti‘ullt sii'ocnod
1-“1 and Every wrong niudo light, no matter
1 whose iault.
Buy Outs Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
in the interest ol the little ones.
llaby Chick Food. "
Chick Manna.
\/
AA/‘K .fl‘fl pl,
W. P. BEERS,
IOOK AND ornionenv arouse. .
6 So. Main St. sduomaikag Wall $1.. Norwalk.
TELEJHONE CONNECTION. ‘
. and Lead a large fraction.
Mr. Edw. (3. Silokney.
INSTRUCTOR OF ‘
Physical Guitars
and inventor of several mechani-
cal devlccs for Home Gymnastic
Training will be pleased to meet
the ladies and gentlemen of
South Norwalk and vicinity It ‘
lhe 01111011 Pharmacy
Demonstration every night this
Week.
Consultation and advice free.
W
Maples 81 Goldschmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘lti13i11'I‘. “1:11) a. ui.»—11’l‘lie
opciilng in stocks today was slightly
li'rcgului‘. but. (I111 iicclincs won:
The principal gains wci'c in the indus-
trlnls and specialties. The l’ltlsburg
coal stocks 11111111 up its. for llic coni-
111011 and its; for lhc pi'ci‘crrcd.
Pacific and Ainalgumaicd (Topper guin-
cd 11 point; Louisville and Nashville.
(‘licsupcakc and Ohio, llubbcr Goods
Consult
llnled tlas dropped 2. iiiciropolilliii
Sircct. Railway ilccllnoil a large li‘nc-
tlon.
WALL S'l‘llliii'l‘. ll 11. III.""TIII" tcn
ilcmy upward became more ticllnitc,
‘1 ho conlidciit buying of Fi,‘\'t'i'itl of the
standard stocks serving to inject 11 de-
grcc of strciigth into ilic ciitli'c market.
luslncss was soiiicwhnt larger than
stocks. chcrul prominent stocks im-
proved l to iii... l‘iiion Pacific and
Illl‘ local municipal stocks wrrc sold
on tho rallies, causing reactions clsc~
\\'Ilt'l’o lit-forc ii o‘clock. l'uioii l'nr'llic
11nd iiiotropolilan Sti'cct liuilwny wcri-
driven a point and Consolidated (his
ii lwlow yesterday's closing.
WALL S’l‘lil'll'l'l‘. Noon.—--~t‘onsolhint-
11d this lost four on its dividend rc-
ducllon and llronklyn linion tins 111.
ill't‘lll Noi'llicrn pi‘d. i’cil -l. Noi‘llii-i'n
Pacific 2 and iiiciropolltun Sccui‘lilcs
l. A risc 111' iii. in St. Paul sliii'tcd an
udvnucc iii railroad Sindhi. St. Louis
Southwestern pld. rose 2% and Mis-
souri Pacific, Northern Pacific, iiultl-
more it Ohio and a few other stocks
gained 1 to iii. “'IIIII‘ gains in the
spcciiiltlcs extended to 355;. in Smelling
and 3 in Lead. iioiids wcrc fil‘lil
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.1 «Extensive
buying for both accounts began ni’icr
midday 111111 for an hour tin1 volume of
liimlncss was large. 'l‘lici'c Wt'i'.1 but
low laggurds, tho slrcngth porno-111111:
to a mom or less dugroc thc cntirc list.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wrrel or
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission ilrokcrs. Swat-tr. 6‘; Corbett
Block. South Norwailz. Telephone 1:33.
Open. High. Low. 11:10
- *1 1 11 11 1' 1 11 -— Aiiinlt‘iop 1125.. 8:37.. 53%;. 32111;.
HUNDREDS Am (1 a 11‘ ('11 :11; 3111., :11; 11.11..
[\III IAIN) “”11 mm.“ 49'41015‘
()1: Am Smelt HS 118 li-t'"; 117-”-
. Am Suuur i315 lilting. 131111. 1311‘,
11 C 11 A 'r 11 s l1‘o 11211.; 1121., .121... 11211,
err] 0 age .1111 5 11.111.» 1.1-... 1.1-.» 1.11
llnllo 1'; Ohio 111711;, 101111;. toil-i1 111.114.
graduates have been placed in excellent positions and calls for ll‘klyn it '1‘ 1301.4. 6117.. 511-1. 111171.
COMPETENT OF FICE ASSISTANTS (i3;1;irl&&wl)‘l$o its; 033711 “41:59 33911
.1 . . 2 . ’ .3 ‘ i LL
. " "“h’“ “my ‘1’" Ch (11, West. 21111. edit 1.11111. 211-1..
BEND FOR CA'l‘Al.O(ll'1E AND FULL PARTICULARS. t'h M 8': Si 1’ Willi}. 1111.4. 172% iii”;
1 ' ' Col 11‘ & l 41511;. 471.4. 46911 471/1.
M' A' MERRILL Principal. Con Gus ltiit 1391/: 111911;. 1871/.
BOOKS FREE-1 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. I‘ll‘lt‘. 42% 42% 42% 42%
wwwm. ,-_-_,_._..._._..-_ ldi'ic 1st pl! 78% 78% This. 711%
(ion Elcc 177 1771/4177 177%
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD lll Central Itiilfi 11111151: Milli 162
[“011 it Nash Iili 11111. lit“. 14111.4,
. ntihutlan 164 it” iii-l Itii
. F358” EVERY DAV' Mct Si Ry 111111. 11111. 111 115%
' l1. .1 2 2 ‘
Fresh Herring, 5 "10., 250 from Mackerel, 12c lb. :41??? 2-1,. 1223:: 21', 2?):
' lb. 10 lb. M K & ’i‘ pt 5117' til 5871‘. iii
Parole. first of season, 81: steak Cod, c Mo I’ltt'IIIc it? 11 11711. 91th 97%
Weakfllh, 100 lb. Fancy Imported Bloaterl, afar 10c fietyllead i 4671;. 19% 46711 49%
’ 1 ' (‘11 int 1437 .1441 ”(I 144
Bluefish, 12o lb. Snow Lily Boneien God. 189 Norg&(1I1‘/egt 711'M 7:112 77122 73:2
1. Ont it West. 49% 501/4 49% 50%
LIVE LOBSTElila ON SATURDAY. i-‘nc M1,,“ 31% 3722 136% 127%
Penn 2. it 135‘“ 136 5%, 13%
Cutblll’s Bridge Flat! Market l’eo (ins 10114 10111 10111 .0111,
rec. ion-a ' ran DELIVERY ”"0” S ‘3‘" “9'41 “’9" 39"“ “"4
-' Bending 1131.1. 94% 9314, 111%
. m - w -1~ ~1— - w~ ~ -~ “M“... M..- - ~ Rep Steel 18%; ill 18% 19
HOYT s- FREEMAN "'1 '11 '1'
P1111 out no 1.. '1 . , .
RE I SENTING Son lty Co 30% 31%. 30% 811,41
Tenn 0 It i 83 84% 82 iii
a rry 0y 0., Texas Pm: 32% 33% 32% till
Unto?l Elite 132% 133% 1:? i‘fig
‘ . US 11 1111' 2 '
Bankers and Brokers, .. 3...... f ,1... iii’ 3,3,, 3311i
11 u or in. "113 Steel D 99 ‘
stocks. Sends, anin Ind Gott n loo ant and Iold for 0 ill on Mai-g Wabash 19% 19% 19111 19%
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direotprlvnto wire. Wabagh pg 93% 93%, 93% 95%
New 110111.111 and 111 Willi street. , Brooklyn, 1111111111011 street. wn C1211;A n 11 g/hguhgih “'11
SOUTH NORWAL'K. TELle—a. ' HOYT’I THIATQE HUN-DINO. 1 91.111 to 12 m.. ' 422-200
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Marks: Foraout Every Morning It 10 D'OIMIt.
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arm We one
.iusi received at
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PAPER MAW PRESIDENT
HISI IONS.
WATERTOWN. N. Y., May 12.~
George Muckey, of this city for seven
years president at the international
Brotherhood or Papormakers. announc
ed “It“? that he had tendered his
roilignat on as president, submitting
the who with his report to the annual
gaventlon now in session in Hoiyoiic,
our. '
III I. IOIINO AIOOGIATION.
TONI! .A ,I i
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and 1
low. ,
I'iilou '
111111-1111 averages in the grain carrying ‘
at
Selleck 81_Price. Head to? foot Outfiiiers.
Athletic Looks.
l1” SHOULD BE‘ PLAYED UP. “
a
| If your figure is good, spread it out. Our Double Breast.
‘ ed Sacks are gymnasinms of strength. They squarelaway the
muscular and bolster up the drooping. Come over and be
.. . . i. ...a.
Shoes for Men.
Distinctive and Classy. In keeping with the highest art
of‘drcssing. _' 1 1 'lt.
vigorous. , .‘11 1..
All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash Ties.
Our Children‘s Clothing Department dresses your boy
complete from Hat to Shoes. ,_
SELLECK 8 PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
g8 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. \‘I
: Telephone Call 324- 2.
Truing to Be Useful and Let than You
Know About ll. .
Pound Cake that we advertised last week went “like hot
cakes" and the second lot is now on sale, fine and fresh. The boat .
and pulest that can be purchased. Any quantity. 18c and 20c lb. ’ 1
Five kinds. ‘ .
Clover Hill Print Butter. The finest possible to produce. Give
it a trial now and we shall be pretty sure of selling you right 3 .
along. 340 II). I
Smoked Beef. Some don't l1. its this cut by machine and some f
are satisfied either way. if you prefer hand slicing. say so and we ‘ ,
well out it by hand for you. Machine cut will be the rule except j
on special request. '
Strawberry Jam sell: well, 15a ll).
Some Flour at 75c bag. ‘ I "1.!
Hon 2 to serve and satisfy.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
Telephone Cali, 26—4.
Pan.
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01111111113 T11 Prosperity
TUBE ROSE FLOUR ................... PER BAG, 750' PER BBL $6.00
PILLSBURY' 8, GOLD MEDAL, BEN HUR AND JONES‘ FLOUR, BAG 85o
VERLY BEST BUTTER, PER LB. ............. 1 ..................... . 301:
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. PER BU ........... ..1 ................. .... .506
FINE WAX BEANS, PER QT. ................. . ........... .15.........1OG
HOME GROWN ASPARAGU'S, BUNCH ................. '1...‘ ........ 25¢
HAVANA PINEAPPLES ...................... 4 10C; 2 FOR 250 AND 150
VERY FANCY BALDWIN flPPLES
13 HOME GATHERED EGGS ............................. . ......... 25¢ ‘
VERY FANCY NEW POTATOES AT LOW PRICES
ASSORTMENT UF TOMATOES CUCUMBERS, RRDISHES, PAROLEY,
BUNCH BEETS NEW CABBAGE, PEAS AND SQUASH, HOME GROWN
RHUBARB LETTUCE, SPINACH AND KALE
\‘t It a.
BERRIES FRESH EVERY DAY. ,1
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
1 411 FORT or.
so. NORWALK, cr. EAST NORWALK, or.
"rat... 26—3. TEL... 310-3.
FIVE TH OUSAND
Cedar Bean Poles“.
BRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE, MAPES'
PHATE OF LIME ASHES, ETC..
R AYMOND BROS?
South Norwalk, Conn. 137 Washington Strut.
.
FERTI LIZERS, SUPER-PHOS-
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GOAL COAL. GOAL
Now in the time to lay In your cool, you will save money by to-
king advantage of our hummer schedule.
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Our price II reduced. and the quality of our cool o‘an not be but.
Call and examine our stock bolero leaving your Order IIIIWIII'O.
The Harris 81 Gans {0
Phone 3411-5. as Water 31.. ea; Norwalk. ‘
ELLIOT
1111.11}; ,
UnexoaptionalliveryServlco
you always got at Schnub’s s. We can
give you any kind of o. vehicle that you
desire that in in the latest style. easy
riding, conitortablo and handsome, and
.11 horse to hitch to it that in or good
style and speed 'iunl ponds in harness. A
Our prices are low enough to enable
m to enjoy hurl I‘ driving'without
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