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LANES
‘7 2: d1 WASHINGTON I'r.
totalitarian;
Read the Humiliation offer in the
New York _Glroc , ,
i-
3 Silk shirt waist suits atoncoedingly
low prices. Read the ad;
Read the United Grocery ad. it is
interesting ’to tile housekeeper.
Colfax Encampment will hold a reg?
' ular business meeting tonixht.
Morning, evening and Sunday pa-
pers delivered to all parts of the city
by Coleman
ral specials» of interest to the
bolls eeper. will lie found" in doselofr's
ad]
l . .1.‘t
Mrs. Thomas Brenton Albert of
Canton, 0. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. N. Clarke.
Star shirts for the little fellow at
Joe. Davls' Watch his space for in
teresting news. . .
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"A well chosen shirt is a joy to in
sought " Seelfit Rogers & Stevens
and you will find them.
Mls-‘George B Buxton and Miss
Lydia Secor, of Norwalk. are spending
the day in New York City
A small,’ summer house is being
built on the spacious DeKlyn properly
at Pine Point.
Mr. and Mrs.,.ilarvey M. Kent. oi
Norwnlk, were visitors in New Haven
yesterday.’
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Word has been received in Norwalh -
,, of the safe arrliliu in Chicago of A~l
ill’llr LeG. Jackson.
Judge John H.
(lily and Sunday with his sister
Northampton. Mass.
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Light spent Satur—
lll
Mrs, W. F. Bishop. of Holden ave-
lioc, will entertain the Pine Luigi
\\'hist Club tomorrow afternoon.
A regular meeting of the Smith Nor
ualk wntcr commissioners was hell
(ill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton l. Lockwood
are the happy parents of an eight-
1 pound girl.
Permanent trade is the vsluablr
trade to Manuel Hatch. He keeps that
ill view and sells nothing bill the bet-it.
Read the ad.
.l. C. McQuill i, picked tip a peck-
ciliook yesterdl . containing a sum
ol‘ money. He .lumed the find over
to Chief oi’ Police Vollmer.
An important rehearsal of the Rougl
Rider Glee Club will be held this
evening. A considerable amount oi
new music will be taken up
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‘-Carloltd Ohio horses suitable tel
learning will arrive at Dana and
Banks stables. Tuesday May it
‘ 4—58..”
Frank 1’. Santa, assistant superin-
tendent of the United States itailwny
Mail service spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Seymour
Miss Florence A. McMahou and Miss
Mat is. llli negrgartooers in
the 8 It Il’ nabbed“. ivlsited
schools! City. Friday. I
Otto BIrthol is able to be out again.
after anbt‘iiII ly received by
falling down stairs. He still carries
one arm in a sling. however.
Miss Wilson. of Booth in street.
its 3 of the
guilt? mills Alumnae
alien in Bridgeport. inst 8It-
.urdliy . ,
ht
. ' 'lildward Kelley was arrested last
t‘ on charges of drunkenness.
lIa moi-nth: be m linodvu and
He could not pay. and III
heat to MI.
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as. A. bank account a consultant thing
to have. it rushes one moreosrolul of
their . . The" MIN
nil: rBlVlllIlugtnk ii‘ I piled pines to
.999: 9‘94 Win
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at“.
we; yuh‘z‘litowens lilo“ hh' Ill. pal--
ll l‘iir’ mt“.
he I Iowa” “fill
”5571*”,ther
l til it Ills
have thI airtight“ :1 mil?“ bill
it new «no limit ,
‘74 Vitamin ton strut,
. idea. with
We offer for IIII It I iiIrcIln and
on any terms the heinous"! of Wm.
H. Reed, lurrltt Ind Oulntsrd Ives.
Lot shout 187x200. All lmprovsmsnto,
and in first olIII condition.-
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
South NorWIlk.
John W. ”Nestor basil-soured Ill-”poul-
only .Promitt & Company.
of N’orwal.
The proprietor-I of the Clifford Phar-
macy make their own ice cream and
they serve it liberal quality in their
soda, They also furnish it for home
consumption. Read the ad.
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RAID BY STATE POLICE.
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Southlnpton “Farmer" Hold on Eleven
Counts.
SOUTi-llNGTON. May Iii—As a re
sult of evidence gathered by State Po.
licernen Hurley and Joyce, James Mc
Grath. a farmer. and a woman who
gave her name as Annie Pierce. were
arrested upon warrants issued by
Prosecuting Attorney Franklin G.
Brown at the request of Thomas F.
Egan, superintendent. of the state po-
lice, who, assisted by Deputy Sheriff
James McCabe made the arrests last
night about 10 o’.ciock The pristin-
ers will have a hearing in the town
court tomorrow morning.
about. six years ago. He formerly liv-
ed in Waterbury and his place is on
the Mt.,Vernon road. less than 'a mile
south of Lake Compounce, The inter.
ior of the house when opened to the
album; showed revolting degrad'
ing influences. Nine.children of from
15 years down were found there with
their mother. sleeping under tables
and behind the kitchen stove; and
zoo was curled up on the floor with a
03.
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POPULAR museums.
A 4 SOLDIER ‘ TF FORTUNE.
Popular interest in A Soldier of For-
tune seems to increase as the time
for its production draws near and
everything points to a very large
audience‘. the chart for
seats has been open only a short time
however and plenty of desirable seats
may be obtained now. Balcony seats.
usually avoided on account of the. noise
from the back gallery, will be free
from that objection, as a play of this
kind draws lull a small crowd of
‘gallery gods‘ and those who do at-
trod will hate the soon ion neces-
sarv to keep them quiet the play
its-ell justice demands a few Words
ol‘ praise. In every act the interest
of the audience is held by the force
of its very strong plot. from the gal—
lant defense of Miss Lovowell. by Col.
Idllznoodle and Alexander in the first
act. through the robbery of Mr. Bel-
mont‘s safe by a pair of very gon-
ileinanly burglars. the. attempt to as‘
snsslnate Dr. Fargo in his office. the
duel between Mr. Putmnl and Mr.
Clifford and its thrilling climax. and
all through the play the lilti‘l‘$tln8
love affairs of the younger folks and
especially Col. Fitznoodle and Miss
Peterson. demand and receive the
closest attention of the spectator. in
the words of the king of press agents,
"l‘ody" Hamilton, “it will cost you
fifty cents. to go, and a lifetime 0f
rturct if you stay away." Save your
regrets.
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AGAINST THE RAILROAD COM-
PANY.
WASHINGTON. May l5.—~The Sll~
promo Court of the llnltcd States to;
day decided the cases of Blrrcli and
Kiel-us. Vs. The New York and Harlem
Railroad Company. against the conlcn
lions of the railroad company. The
cases were similar to the Mllhiker
case and involved the right to dam-
ages on account of the railroad coin
pany's elevated tracks, and the dccls
loll was along the some lines.
Wishes l-le Wait—Mrs. Pack (coll
iomptllouslyl—Whal are you anyhow.
a man or a mouse?
llcnry i’otk lliltlcrlyl-«A mun. lily
dear. if i were a mouse id have you
up on that table yelling for help
right nowleleveland leader.
4 gals. L. & M. Paint. and 3 girls. oil
paints illodernte sized house. Most
iulable. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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THE BURGLARY
Not After
borosl'r sex. we ilAvs'
sous soon slzsn onus
' son 04 run YEAR.
, l The , .
South . Normal]:
Trust; Co.
Morning. Inning and lonely PI
McGrath came here from Cheshire ‘
reserved .
18 THE TIME TO RENT A SAFE
. y l N l : ‘
pore illilVll‘ld in IllhpIrtI of tho city.
4 iron IALI—ona We _, slum
Surrey and one covered Delivery Wag-
“A Well chosen shirt is a Joy to be sought.”——WELDON.
I.
(iood choosing among lllt‘ select patterns of Negligcc
‘Sllirts we are now shtiwilig~tllc biggest and best show of
Good shirts in town. . ' ‘ li-l‘ It“
The variety is large: white and solid glollluls iii exclu-
sive stripe and hglilc patients, with (”“8 attached or de-
inched. The Shirts arc the best We know.
sec to $3. 00. 3 i
/\11 almost infinite variety of Ncckwczll is here, in wide
Four- -iu- Mantis: rind Bows.
Snillnlci‘ Clothes
25c to $1.
and lists that satistv.
C) i, l T Fl 'l' "l" ti R S
suscsssoaSl‘ro coms'rocx BROS.
‘ South Norwalk.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN IE SURE
that. l have no wish to sell you a thing unless in so doing l
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. 1
it is permanent trade that is valuable to me.
sell you nly bust Judgment as wcll as my guild.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. . .
- MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones:
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna.
Best obtainable.
.........._...... ._... _. _..- Ina—.mmvm...“
Brownie Gameras.
$1, s2. s5 and 59.
at
William P. liens"
limit llllll Sillillllcril Sims.
6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Nor-walk.
Hosanna; ‘
‘Merrill 01 College
graduates have been placed in excellent positions Ind calls for
COMPETENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS
received every day.
SEND FOR CATALOGU E AND FULL PARTICULARS.
M. A MERRILL Principal.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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BOOKS FREE.
CONNECTICUT um ”sale
FRESH EVERY DAY.
.lrsIh Herring. 5 the, 26:: Fresh Mackerel, 120 lb.
Pol-ales. first of «soon, So lb. Steak Cod, 10o lb.
wIIanh, ' 10o lb. FInoy imported Blasters} 8 for lilo
Bluefish, 12o lb.l Snow Lily SInIIIII Cod. ., 150
LIVE LOBSTERS ON SATURDAY.
Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 100—.- FRII DILWIRY.
Hora; I- FREEMAN, .«
was sunrise
Harry H Hoyt 8; Cd,
Bankers and Brokers,
Steaks. lentil. drain and cotton Iou phi Ind Iold for Cecil or no Narnia.
1 l
Member New York OonIolldItId Stock luncheon. Dimt privItoim
New York. (1' and 4: WI“ Iii-III. plenum, I'll mm M
SOUTH NCRWALK." I'll-Allin: HOYT'I TMIA‘I‘II SUILDINC.
uni-1m hermit 'Iyoy Mornings, It 10 elation.
WA Calload of
Farm
.2;
We Make Our Ice Cream.
We make it so that we may
It is”
'no better than the but, but
know it is rightly made.
, much better than the rest.
We Iorv‘s I liberal quantity
.iin each plan of our ice cream
‘ soda, Ind supply it in any quan-
fltlty for home consumption.
lilo Gllfford Pharmacy
‘ TEL. our. 152.
Maples ii lioldschmldt Co.
(incorporated)
, COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in,
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swart: S Corbett Block, So. Norwalk.
5“... F _ .e.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL starter, 10:10 a. tit-«The
majority of stocks made small gains
over Saturday on the first. ales today.
billlt there were a few scattered loss-
es. Rubber Goods rose a point and
then reacted to a fraction under Sal;
urday. Wabash pill. advanced =54. St.
Louis Soulhwcslern pfd. declined “in
and Amalgamated Copper as much.
WALL STREET. ii a. lll.'~Rillli‘0lld
stocks showed a tendency to move ill-
ticllcllllcnlly of the industrial specialti-
ties, while Aiiluigalllntcd Copper and
several specialties were- being forced
down i to l is. The entire market. All.
vnncctl. St. Paul, Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific, the local traction
stocks and several industrial saint-d l
to l V:- Nol‘llicrll Pacific rose 3 and
Great Northern pfli. ll be.
WALL STREET. uoou.~Gliiils of ll
point or more were made by lit-ailing.
Louisville & Nashville, Canadian l’ll—
ciilc, Amalgamated Copper. Locomotive
and a few others. The demand cx-
lliillstcll itself during the second hour
and left the market very dllll and
with prices slipping off. Burlington
Joint fours wrre lll lit‘,ilVl:‘ demand.
Prices of bonds were generally steady.
WALL S'i‘Rldld'l‘, l p. in wAfter l?11-
loll Pacific and St..Plllll had been lift—
ml to their best prices the general
market begun to burden in sympathy.
Great Northern pill, l'l-aclcll 4 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private win» of
The Maples d: Goldschmidt Co., Corn-
nilsslon Brokers. Swsrtz a: Corbett
Block. South Norwsllt. Telephone 153.
Open. High, how. i :30
Aillnl Cop till-'5‘. Sill. K3 till;
Alll (‘ (d l“ (‘0 35114; .‘ltlu 3.3%} :‘llll/f;
Am (‘ A’v l“ pf llll bills, all :1»
Ant t‘ol Oil 32'»; 32V; 321,4 32%
Alli Loon 52‘4". 531.4,; iii“. 532%
Am Smell ll? llli’ii. lllil»; “7%
.\lll Sugar liili 1371/. lilli iii?
.«\ 'l‘ & 8 Fe 82% 1211/2 h: 82
A 'l‘ N S F pf lilL! 102‘... 102 mm
ilnlio lb Ohio 108% 1087.. littlest loli‘id
il'hlyn it 'i‘ ill 62»; (.07... 621,»;
t‘lles & Ohio 49% 50 till“; 4‘.th
(‘lil & N W Bill L'lil 2i8‘x’2 218%
l‘li ill West 20% 20% bill/u 20%
Ht M K' St P 17l 173 174 lift
i‘ol i“ 8: i All lull. ll'ilq‘; «it’ll/é
t‘ol South 27% 27% 27% 27%
i‘on (Ball on; ism/g. 1841/; ism.
ldrlo 43% 42% 42“.». i295;
Erie lsl pt 75% Till/I. 78% 7th
ill Central *llllla lull/3 161% 161%
Lou I. Nash lieu. 146% may. liner.
Mill St ity “5m lid"... 115‘); 116%
Melt Cent 2i ‘5 21% 21% Bibi...
M K A ’i‘ pf 607.. tibia. 59% 59%
Mo Pacific till 98% 9276; 98%
Nat Load iii 49% ill 48%
N Y Central iii ill Hill/5i 143%
Norf & West ”ibis 7b 75% ill
Out at West 50 50% 50 50%
Penn I! it ”5% 13th 135%“ 136%
Poo Gas 98% 98% 97% 98%
Pres 8 Car to 40 «ill iii
Reading 93% 94% 93% ill
Rep Steel lilifi 19% illis AHA
Rock island 28% 291,. 28% 291/.
Rub Courts 38 38 35% 36
South l’tlc .. 62156314 62% Alma
80h Ry Co 31 (Hit. 30%.- 30%
Tenn 0 a I in sin. 83 ‘84
Texas Pile. 33% 33%, 38% 38%
Union PM: ”2% 124% 121% 123%
ll 8 Rubber 42 42% 40% Alia
U S Stool 8i“. 319d 31% 81%
U 8 Steel pf 99 99% 98% 99%
Wabash pr 41% iii-la 41% 41%
Wis Cent. 231/. 24 2W13 32'l33
Spies to 12 m.. ‘
DlOTUIIANCI lN IT. PITIRO—
'l .UROI
s'r. rmmhuno, May '16 a 25 ii.
row-fliers «in I serious disturbance
this IrlIruoon It the Nevsiti Shipyard
tn the Schluslilbu‘rg Oeusowsy. on the
loft nearer the New. abate lit. Pet-
IrIbIrI ’l‘ho CthIllsr Guards have
not left their humans on Horse
nerd boulevard It a gulls op
The Associated Press is nforlnell by
telephone that the men It the ship-
vIrdw lwilted out in I body carrying
red n and singing revolutionary
songs
In for underworld. the trmps
have not ill-Id on the workingmon.
THGUILI A1“ YALIWlLLI.
WADHNM‘ORD. liar ills-A freight
min moving south It“ held up for
some unis int night, on account of
. “om r “ than:
Mow 11ml
THE CARELESB aranosns or‘ BROADWAY PAY ' Mona.
FOR LONG. COMFORTABLE, DEEP.VENTlED sAoKsun's THAN
vou woum DREAM or UNROLLlNG, our THEY oou'T snow ‘
up ANY moss "CLASSY" THAN YOU CAN lN oua spams . ,
AND SUMMER moor-us. menu's seen A LOT or me» , ‘
TERY WAFTED lNTO CRACK CLOTHES MAKlNo: our-s ”"8
As SIMPLE A3 THE THREE R's: MASTER rAlLoss. MAs'rIn
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRICS. BEFORE two The LA'ra.
TRY ones. 3 a
$7.50 to $25.00.
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, SHOES
THE EXTREME new POlNTED Toe oxrosos, lN ALL '
LEATHERS FROM $2.00 TO $4.00. , [,1
that $1.00
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES.
$1.25. $1.50, $2.00.
SELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
‘
A l {MAN ‘ é
art-less.
I ,
lining to Be Useful and Letting You
Know About ll.
Pound Cake that we advertised last week went “bk. not 3
cakes" and the second lot is now on sale. fine and fresh. The host '
and purest that can be purchased. Any quantity, 18c and 20o lb.
Five kinds.
Clover Hill Print Butter. The finest possible to produce. GiVo
it a trial now and we shall be pretty sure of selling you right ,
along. 34: lb.
Smoked Beet. Some don't like this cut by machine and some
are satisfied either way. if you prefer hand slicing, say so and we . ,
well cut it by hand for you. Machine out will be the rule except :
on special request. .
Strawberry Jam Iellswell,15c lb. ‘ Plire.
Some Flour at 75c bag. , \ \ “Q ‘ ' g
Hope to serve and satisfy.
LORENZO DlBBLE,
Telephone Call. 26—4.
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Open Doors to Prosperity.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR ................... PER BAG. 75c; PER BBL. 86.00
PILLSBURY'S. GOLD MEDAL BEN HUR AND JONES’ FLOUR, BAG 85c
VERLY BEST BUTT R. PER LB. ................................... 30::
FANCY MAINE PO A.TOES PER BU ............................. ..... 50¢
FINE WAX BEANS, PER QT. ....................................... 10c
HOME GROWN ASPARAGUS. BUNCH .............................. 250
HAVANA PINEAPPLES ....................... 1°C; 2 FOR 25c AND 150
VERY FANCY BALDWIN APPLES.
13 HOME GATHERED EGGS ............................. . ....... 25o
VERY FANCY NEW POTATOES AT LOW PRlCES.
ASSORTMENT OF TOMATOES 'CUCUMBERS. RADISHES. PARSLEY,
BUNCH BEETS, NEW CABBAGE PEAS AND SQUASH, HOME GROWN
RHUBARB. LETTUCE, SPINACH AND KALE.
BERRiES FRESH EVERY DAY.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.-
1’0No Main St So. Nolwalk. l.(l 26 3. 49 Fort St, E. Norwalk. Tel. 319-3
-——w ._-._-.._.mx
THE LiJCKiEST MAN ON EARTH. lNDlAN SUPERSTITIONS.
The ladies believes there are boa
Yes, the parlol llool' s ripped up,
Carpenters are there; constrictors in the streams of North
ltugs are hung bill on the lines, America, also thatlhe South Ameri-
Havoc‘s everywhere: can taplr lives in North America... He
lietis have all been taken down. calls the hon constrictor the istehch-
Chairs are in the hall-— war41ayer. and calls the taplr noses-
Orlly one way to get in. oh- -.nier
That‘s to crawl. The tuition believes he has I care
and preventive for rabies or hydro-
phobia. . He also believes he can cure
any snake bite on earth, from a
ground rattler to a. velvet tall or‘ also
mond rattler. An lndlan never was
known to go mad from I dog bite
or die from a rattler's bite. while
other races succumb to the venom of
ssnake or do mad from the bite of
a rabid do.
The 1nd an, when in battle and II-
tally wounded believes that if his
Wife has streaks across her face.
Towel on her head;
Bosses things around the place.
And her eyes are red;
Seems as if she's aged ten years
ill a day or 30..
Simply clinch! Seems she must
Like it. though!
Let them rip and let them tear,
Since it. makes her glad:
They have done things to the old.
Happy home we had:
lint i still am gsywhn! llal
l'll not sigh nor frown--
Let them go it, We been called
Out of town.
Chicago Record-Herald.
noes PAITOI'S HULIS.
(Chiohgo Review).
Don't let a day ones without adding
at least one stone to the building of
your eharIcter.
Don‘t fall to see the happiness in
the lives of tellers with whom you
come in mutant.
Dent fail to malts new' resolution»
when old ones form themselves into
bad habits.
' Dont forget thIt wealth of charac-
tor is far above all riches.
Dent depend upon others to make
youpyl happy, but try to make others
bitter medicines before he dies it. will
give him instant relief and he will ,
be able to ospre from the baitioi‘
field. He thinks every man is hono‘li
until he finds him out. in whicii‘o‘vont
he loses all confidence; in him. not!
never gets over it.
The lndisn never mikes glint“!
falling out with anyone. . o .»
speak to on enemy as he puma
dies with the hatred in his health—-
lllufsula; (1.1%.). Joni-mil .
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cultures on AMIIIOAN Ioqu»
‘ " WON.
This is the opinion. I highly
rated ChineIe oiliolIi hold of pull «his
optional standards: w .. .
Dont be vulgar with Iny one. but
familiar with all .
Don't drink lntosleents.
Don't. speak uniruthfuily.
Don't so "angry.
Dent ‘t f
Don’t withhold the kind word.
Don t tear.
“Do you not love. " hid the (issuers
bus notifier ‘tbtssaiprs the Unknow-
iibloi to wring from Ohms the secret
of its tunnelling Entity!” "You an:
lietnldel" Intrusion thenstll’lmpfio‘i;
inn ms .
pm i Iii “lift—i3 1‘ ll Lander
become more? Smith " '
where the pupils Iris tsught to
money. or, II ltfis sailed. how
on, by learning the course 1pc
the hand soiled 'médernnm
arts: or the line in m of ihti
called flow and theology.
American universities dentist
chlrepody. or. the so es of
paella are put. on , .,
with info Ind Virgi
Janka.
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“Good maintain Nle "l
"Good morning. basis Vlad.
mar ‘
medicine man can reach him withihil. ’
Norwalk Chronicler