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Local iii... Nillés.
A rehearsal of the Arion Singing So-
ciety will be held this evening.
Go carts and carriages at greatly
reduced prices at Resd's. fiend the ad.
'Cockenoe Hawtnakers will hold a
meeting this eveninggat Ille wlgwaiu
iii the Gazette building.
The chief's degree will be conferred
tomotrow evening by Cockcuoe Tribe
1.0.11. M.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob ltnddet‘, of Madi-
son street.
Mrs. Florence Shelfleld. and dangli—
ter, formerly of Norwalk, were visitors
in town today.
Charles E, Johnson, Jr., will remain
in Norwalk 3 short time as clerk at
William L. Blascer's cigar store.
Save the ice bill by buying an ice
saving refrigerator at Collins & Co.
Read the ad.
Connecticut River Shad direct from
the river every day at Cuebiil's.
The attractions multiply at llislop's
Read the ad. ,
Underwear specials for men at. De.
vis's. Read his ad.
Dress goods and wedding gowns ill
the most. noted cloths at the liostou
Store. Read the ad.
John's Lodge, I". and A. M., (I
N01‘\\',ilIIi will collfel the Master Mn-
son's degree this evening, ,
A regular routil ,ptcetiug oi llutlei
Lodge, l. 0. 0. it‘, as held last even
tug at the lodge l'DOwnl
Robert F. Scalzl has brought suit oi
replovlll against Clnr rence A German-
etti to recover it ';.till‘.'cle The clam
will collie up fol trial before. Justitc
’* »- Lox Davis on June 1.
of the lulu , '
The wrecking train and crew front
Ne wlluvcp passed through South
Norwalk. this afternoon, on the way to
Port Chester, there to clear up a rail-
road wreck, which has delayed trnfllc.
Mrs. M. J. Wilmarth Iii reported as
resting comfortably this afternoon at
the Norwsik Hospital. She was ope-
rated on a few days ago for tuillot
and owing to her advanced age. 73
years the case in still a serious one
A suit ill foreclosure was served this
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff John W.
Beulley. The suit is brought by Tho-
mas J. Mead against Georgia E. Knapp
of Boston and J. Bnlrges Randall. of
East Norwullt. The property in mice
tlou Is in Springwood,
The committee which has been (no
limping into the methods of the HI‘
loctnien lli glvinc money to the town
poor have completed their Work and
will hnva n typewritten report Io mill-
mit to the town meeting which will
probably be held next Weilncnday
night.
A special hiccups of the idol-libelo—
era of the Donbtiry and Norwilik Itali-
road Company will he held in the kiln-
eral office bulldins of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford road, In
New Haven. acid Monday, III. 10:15
II. III. for the purpoiio of approving
an bottle of mortgage houdli to refund
outstanding bonds.
an”...
Gilt-idol at the Hotel Clifford yeah-r-
day were: 15.8. Batter. Jersey City;
W. l’ CouponJ J.8. Todd, Urn. Irwin.
Milo JIM kilon. MIIII Hill MIIII Nautilus.
Jnmolt Molovlrd w. J. Garvin. .l. I}.
inf" '+&' 6 Jim'fi'
MA? 13,.1905.
. ‘ Vim, y.
TII YL‘OR & GOLDEN.
. ml luck.
74 Woolllnglon Slro‘ol.
South Norwolk.
The Nutmeg Club of Norwalk, will
hold a business meeting this evening
HIRAM O‘IUNK BURIED.
m
Romain- Lald at Rent In Cypress Hill-
Comotory Today.
NEW YORK, May 18.—-—The body of
Iviirnm Crook, the lastyetorun of the
War of 1812 to pass away, amt buried
today Ill Cypress Hills Cemetery with
impressive military honors. Nearly
lhrtxs scorn other Soldiers who fouulit
in the war of almost a century ago
had lain for many years In the cemtL
tcry where their oldest comrade was
placed today. Since yesterday. when
it was brought from lioonvilio, the
body lay in state ln'the City Hall. All
day yesterday, last evening and this
foronoon there was a constant stream
if men, wotnen and children moving
past the flower and hunting covered
casket in/ the city building—the first
which had rested there since the body
of Gen. Giant lay in state One hun-
dred and fifty policemen were required
to keep the crowd moving and to keep
clear the piazza ine front of the build
ing.
Flom the City Hall to the cemetery
the body was escorted by a detail or
mounted police, the 14th Regiment and
ii. troop from the Second Bridage.
(1., N. Y.; delegations from U. S. Grant.
Post, G. A. R., and from the various
corps of the War of 1812 and carriag~
es containing relatives of the dead
soldier and a committee! from the.
Boatd of Aldcimen tepiescuting the
(Ily
All along the route over which the
funeral c'oi tego passed the‘stleetn were
lined with people. At. the cemetery
Marcus ll. Taylor. Chaplain of the
,Vetelnli Corps of the Will of 1812, con-
ducted tho burial not vice accoldlng to
the Grand Aiiily ritual.
._._.-,_..___..__
MINISTER YERMOLOFF'S SUCCES-
80R.
ST. PETERSBURG, May lS.-~l’rlncc
St. (7hrbaioi’i’, former president of tile
Auriculluial Society of Moscow; lient.
Gcncinl Souklloilllinoi‘f, onto governor
of '-,i(helson and M. Gorciilykiii, for
nieyly. minister of the iilteiiol are
mentioned as likely to succeed lVIIllIf-i~
ter of Agriculture Yernloloi’f. whose
resignation was announced yesterday.
l’rilice Mcstchersky iii llle lrasiidnnin
says Yernloloi‘f‘s downfall was due to
his impractical views in regard to land
tenure.
._..._._._.._.
WILL ADDRESS THE THRONE.
WARSAW, May l8.»»l’roiiiincni
Jewish merchants are preparing to for-
detnnlllg the actions of the Jewish agi-
Ialoi's.
lit-few star lIllg fol li‘llll‘tllltf the other
day, William Randolph ”Point in said
to have bought the Cosmopolitan Mug~
llzillt‘ front .lollii lirisbiul Walker. Tom
Watson Is no longer, then, the only
candidate who ban a magazine of his
own.
A girl with pretty ankles would ralli-
ed wear laced boots so they can keep
coming untied for some tiiail to tie
again,
Letter to Daniel L’Hommedieu.
East Norwa'k.
Dear Sir: Saved $30;
been 390.
Mr. (J. L. Front, builder, Portland.
Me, built three houses Ill Dot-ring, ‘a
suburb of Portland, exactly alike.
l’uinlod two Icad-und-oil for $15.5 each,
for paint and labor.
The third house. he painted Devoe at
a cost of 8125. [To be conlitiuedl.
The rest of the story ought to be
told a IllIII-tIO'M‘ll yours lli'llt‘t‘.
it will be: two houses l‘tluly; one
iii good condition.
He didn't. Iiollcvn In llcww,
uncut» got lilili onto it.
~ viii-lost- a stamp.
might have
Our
Ask llllll now
Yours truly.
F. W. Didi/OE & Ct).
107
P. 8:30. l-I. llow, South Norwullt;
liuhllell It Blunlea Hardware CoinpnnY,
Norwnik. and ii). ill. (ioi'lnlm. East Nor.
walk. HI‘II otir paint.
ward an address to ”to throne l'llll- ,
finslons dolly. 9 a. m. to .3 p. m.
“Well done lli‘fbetter than well suil."-F‘rnnklin. . “ f”!
The style and lit of our Spring suits tell tlic story of
export litild‘l‘Iilg" Iicllcr than we can. If you'll we them
you'll say so. '
Ilistincliyv hiylcs in many cxcluuiyc fancy iliixlut‘cS,
ilic uciv greys. and iiistncolor black and him, nimlc in the
ncw loose iuotlcls and cut to fit all manner of men. _
$8.50 to $25.00. ‘
Ytlllllg fellows will find our full modcis just what they
want~—coats long,r and loose; trousers cut pcg-toppy.
Spring hats and furnishings that are right.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that I hate no wish to sell you .i thing IlllII‘fi‘vl lll so doing l
hLlYO yotl so well that you will u ml to come .iLnin 'llltl ‘
Ilgdlll it is ptllli’lllt‘ill tunic that is valuable to me i
sell you my best JlitILllit‘llI as well as my grain
Buy ()als Thule (‘lcan
MANUEL r HATCH ’
Fol the lllllt‘ ones
I) M (‘liitk Foul ,
l«‘ l’ t‘ (‘lillk M lllilll '
"Phi. obtainable
Brownie Cameras.
SI. $2. $5 and $9.
at
William P. Beers'
lint. and Stillman Slates.
6 South Main St.
South Norwuik.
49 Wall Street.
Nor-walk.
'Thzflfiuslnoas of
Merrill College
Is in pa vo flu way for
Your Success.
Lot u: boalo now.
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.. South Norwolk. Conn.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN RECEIVING CONNECTICUT RIVER
CHAD DIRECT FROM THE RIVER EVERY DAY.
BUCK CHAD . .......... . ............................... , ........ 100 LB.
R0!8HAD..... .................................... ...12'/acLB.
BLUE FIIH .......... . ......................................... . 100 L .
WEAK FICH ......... . ..... . ...... ' ............................. . 0: LB.
STEAK COD ......................................... . ........... 100 L5.
HALIBUT. ....... .. ............................... . ............ lilo Ll.
EELC ........................... ...... .. lat/go LB.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMD. LIVE LOBBTERC CATURDAY.
Cutblll’e Bridge Fish Market
TEL. ‘lfl-I- I“! DELIVERY.
(3. Row, In“! with“. W. Grey Vernon .
Chm” ”if “N" w" w .n cm” TH! om DOLLAR IOOK HOYT .' FREEMAN,
or John”. I, illusion; [0.0. Free
m“. 1“. no. Williuinm I. Todd. is the Obit‘filitiWIIlfi your depoldto in “PRISM!“
Springfield v Bowman, It. not: II- It"; Twit (iifimatznaw 1:3: mi 32?;
m; , ,4 'mm n'oo. no It - H H. H & c
iiro’nii'iii'm gap.:£lhu’ior§.“:fiigia; “Iii“? 333;; NORWALK arry OYt 0.,
DMIIIII'YIC noon. tn 0
Von Kuclkomld Winnlpoull; George
x... i... minefield. mm country. Bankers and 3’01“":
Dr mum II. Rice, of Mumford.
is still hm dunno on Robert 1.. at»
or a many dollars III! you like.
and Marl an account with one dollar
You'll
Itoeko. undo, Groin and Cotton loo not and laid for Cult or on Margin.
Number How York Consolidated dial-ti fixation”. Direct private win
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING QENT‘WEL
"“T
We Make out Ice Cream
. We make it so that we may'
i
know it is rightly mule. It is
‘ I‘IO better than the boot, but
,: much better than the rest.
We serve a liberal quantity
T In each plan of ourllco cream
soda, and supply it In any quan-
1tlty for home consumption.
llie Clifford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 15-2.
Maples ti Goldschmidl 00;
(incorporated.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Denim ln‘
Slacks, Bonds, Graln and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’I‘REIC'I‘, 10le n. m.~Soll-
lug orders predominated at the opt-ii—
ing and carried prices lower. The lil-
ditstrinls were most allot-ted, luit
Northern Pacific loot a point and
lSouthern Pacific and Wabash large
fractions. There were running sales
of 7.000 shill-cs of l7llitcd States Steel
at. 29 7-3 nild 29 5-8, compared with
(it) 1-8 last, night. The preferred
stock foil 34. Amalgamated Copper,
Locomotive and Colorado Fuel lost
about a point.
WALL S'i‘lllCE'l‘, ii a.
lions iii the railroad list were gov
erncll by tho nioicuiiut of St. Paul.
When that stock It‘litllllt‘ the effect
of the tIClll‘IsSIUll in the metal gioup
untl adtanu d to ”914, standard still its
improved slightly. Meanwhile several
stocks had reacted rather sharply.
Eventually the losses worc l‘t‘ll‘lt‘l‘t‘tl to
some extent wilt-ll the western stinks
began to display dccldcd ili'ilincss.
'l‘ho illovcniciiii-i were wavering and re»
ileclcd no decided opinions on the main
Iicl. St. Paul was below l'ih‘ before it
o‘clock.
WALL STREET, Nooli.~— llnion l’a
ciilc llud lill ndyunte .igllln r'eiuliilltr
one point higher than last night. and
fiulliiidlu Pacific f'ollouod it a huge
fraction. The effect chit-whorl.I was
slight and IIlt‘ United Stat-cl: Stool
slot-Its sitggcd lower than before. Bonds
\I‘t'l'u steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. til.~—-Soilitli; or-
liars were largely tin-roused after i:
o'clock and tint resultant weakness all
Icctcd a great variety of stocks.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers, Swartz &. Corbett
Block. South Norwaik, Telephone 153
Open. :ligh. Low. 1: an
Altlni (‘op 33 , .31' 3‘25”, N21,;
Alli C CT. I“ C0 37> All 3. l III-I
Alli Loco 507,, my, «It»; 491,4.
Alli Sun-ll llii llti’ln lid-"ii. 115%.
Am Sugar lit”: 13? 137 137
A 'I‘ K: S Fe till/L- til it. any, not,
A '1‘ iii S it‘ ill lolly. WIT... ltll7.. ltilfl.
than. it (into 1077.. null. 107“, iol'i'.
lt‘klyn II T III til7i. til till»...
(than & ()liio Ill Ill 4813’; 435i,
cute NW 217 217 217 El?
cu in West 2th., 201.; 197. iii7
I‘ll M & Fit l’ 1731/. ”his. l't'tih. iii"..-
t‘ol F & I we Ill/€- 437“ if
(‘.(i| South 37 ‘27 27 ‘27
(Ton (ins Inn 188 137% 1371',
Del & liiid lit-I‘M 18.5 1843!. 13.5
Erie 41% 421.4. «ll‘li. 41%
Eric Isl pf 'l'ti'g’n 78% 731/; 789‘;
Ill Central Inuit. “307,3 100V. lolly,
Lou it Nllhll iI-I’li. Ho 14-! 144
Net tit fly 11.5% Hills 115% “51,4;
Mcx Cont 2W. 21% 31% Bill.
M K & 'l‘ 'Jli 20 2ti till
M K til. 'I‘ pf fill 50 {ill fill
Mo Pacific not; met, edit. out...
Nat Load 47% 47x 47 47
N- Y Central HEM 143% 1423’. Hit
Norf at Weill. 7x 78 78 73
(hit at Weill 49% 491.5, 48% 43%
We Mall 37% all 37% 3h
l'enntl't II liifl limit. Inn 135
Pet) (Ian llil may 991,4 than.
Reading 92% , till 91% 92
ltop Bloc! ill iii 17% 17%
Rock Inland 23% 299$. 29% 29%
Rub (Joplin 3W3 3mm. 35% 35%
south I’m- 0174. link. Gill. (till/l.
Holt Ry (30 {III 30 29% 2h“.
Tenn C It I 70% 80 7i) 73
Texan I’m: 33 33% 32% 32%
Union Poo 122 ”3% 121% Him.
I) 8 Rubber Ill 40% Ill 40%
II 8 tel-I 29M. 20% 28% 29
ll 8, til pf 96% 97 7 illm film
Wabash iii 10 18% lliilfi
Wabash of to 40 40 40
Watt. lln Tel 93% am 93% 93%
WIII Cont . 23V. 33% 23% 23%
titles to l2 m, '87 .800
4
Canada melatonin I commercial
agent In Mexico whostunlie iitlalnoaa
III to discover and report trade open~
ions for Canadian products. A move
W.“ ‘ ‘
lll.-~-(I1lt’l'lt~ .
.i. . i n, V:
‘va m. 1 a. "'2‘! ‘, 1,. , I. -~
I
Selleok it Price, head tolfoolfluifiiters. * "
THE CARELESS SPENDERS or 'anb‘AoWaf “pm Mon:
FOR LONG, COMFORTABLE, oa’umaurao BACK soirs THAN
YOU WOULD DREAM or UNROLLINC, BUT THEY ponr'r allow
up ANY none “CLABBY” THAN YOU CAN in con drama
AND SUMMER MODELS. THERE’S BEEN A LOT or Mvsl
ranv WAFTED iNTO CRACK CLOTHES MAKING: sorts IT'B‘ .
as SIMPLE AS THE runes ire: MASTER TAILORS, MASTER
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRICS. BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE,
rev cuss. .. .
$7.50 to $25.00
SHOES
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED TOE oxronos, IN ALL
LEATHERS FROM $2.001'o $4.00. . L. . “Midi-.3 1 if
at $1. 00 ,
we SPECIALIZE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL suoizs.
' ornsne
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00. '
SELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
1% ..
Telephone Call 324-2.
Special Priced Sale—
' Wednesdau. Mall 17lh.
Good Flour, 75c bag. Milk, 8c can. 8 bars Lighthouse Soap,
25c; old and hard. Malta Ceres. 5c pkg.; 10c articla Good Rice, 4c
lb. You may sample my fine Cake this day, at 18c lb., or test my
Best Coffee, at 32c article, at 29c lb. Am selling some nice Pine-
apples at we each. Or you can buy a toe bottle of Maple Syrup at
8c or a quart (25c) bottle at 22c. Malt Breakfast Food for me pkg.
Malta Vita at 9c pkg“ or an 18c box of Prepared Flour at 15c. A
me can Baking Powder at Io'c, warranted to do the work, and other
things good and cheap Hope to be helpful.
LORENZO DIBBLE‘”
TELEPHONE CALL, 2H
Open Doors;to Prosperity.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR .............. . .l..-.PER BAG, 75c: PER BBL., $6.00
PILLSBURY‘S, GOLD MEDAL, BEN HUR AND JONES‘ FLOUR, BAG 85c
VERLY BEST BUTTER, PER LB. ................................... 30c
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, PER BU. ........................ ‘ ......... 50c
FINE WAX BEANS PER QT. .......................... ' ............. 10c
HOME GROWN ASPARAGUS. BUNCH .............................. 25c
HAVANA PINEAPPLES , .............. ‘. ....... 10c; 2 FOR 25c AND 150
VERY FANCY BALDWIN APPLES.
13 HOME GATHERED EGGS ..... . .......................... . ..... . 25¢
VERY FANCY NEW POTATOES AT LOW PRICES.
ASSORTMENT OF TOMATOES,CUCUMBERS, RADISHES, PARSLEY.
BUNCH BEETS, NEW CABBAGE, FEMS AND SQUASH, HOME GROWN
RHUBARB, LETTUCE, SPINACH AND KALE.
BERRIES FRESH EVERY DAY.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
2'0 No _Main St,So. Norwulk. Tel 26-3. 49 Fort St, E. Norwalk. Tel. 3193
REFRIGFRATORS
The saving on a Refrigerator is not so much in the price you
pay for the article as in the bills for ice. We save you as much or
more than any other store in the price, and in addition to that fur-
nish you with a“ Refrigerator that will consume the least possible
amount of ice. The “White Mountain" and “White Frost” are ex-
amples of Refrigerator Perfection, known all over America as stand-
ard. You can get the food and money savers here. , ‘
II. J. Callinsdl Co:
Onion In Furnituro,Corpoto. Boddlna, Matthias, Oil Cloths, and LInoIoumo.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALIE
2,5! .
HINTI To HOUEEKEEPERB.
To keep moths from turn and wool-
en articlea: When putting away furs
and woolen nrticlon for the Ittlmmer.
carefully wrap each itrticln separate
ly Iii newapnpor. and put pieces of car-
hali away with them In tin box or cut»
board. Prinicr'o ink hi death to
molha.
Mildew III one of the moat difficult
ntalnn to remove. Rub well with
brown soap, then apply II. paste of
chalk and water, and put. the article
in the sun. After two or three appli-
Douro iron nAcHILons
Don't be afraid, of It noodle; it will
not stick you, unlerili you attack the
wrong end of it first.
a Itill-end long enough to out: your.
wiiny a tliimhio tinnitus; don't push
your needle through with your teeth.
Don't now up your pockets while
trying to new on a button 'to stay.
Don’t attempt to push II No. it noodle
Don't start It piece of sewing with '
through a No 10 hoio—«profanityil
bad term.
that n comfortable rennin; after you
New York, in and 4! Wall moot.
m“ of Nov noun. “,0 w". "mm ill now on foot among the mllill' nations' the mildew will be bleached
who tractor-d his stroll in It runaway
accident on m Lebanon. New Cam
no, load» aitornm Witil tom
.uitoliu InliIiI scalp and several one;
or bone token off his brain. in old
outlier in routing quietly, and “though
out in o serious condition. him are
m otlm entire «norm.
to» Warm cum
. , um
anon-.2
have acquit-mi the habit of having and
tint,irltei'oitl.'rliy omits will add to tho
It.
WWII“.
Muir flu Conn tool:
for I’llnoll. PI! and Ill»-
look llolInu for If» Rm
0! filo-Wool.
Brooklyn. m mm nil-oi.
IOU'I‘H NOIWALK. TIL. 1124. HOW"! ‘I'HIA’I'II ,QUILDINII.
Morita Vol-soul Ivory Morning II in O'Cioolt.
.........__L a .a. «pl
A colloid oi
Farm Wagons
Jusliieceivedlai
vim
filflltirors of Quebec and Ontario pro
vino“ to delegate It representative
body during the approaching summer
to Wit Mexico in order to inquire
smallish into the positions condi-
tion: of the republic Ind make a thor-
ough canvass for Canadian trade and
«Vientiane. A number of firm have
cit-Ill“ their intention to ontohll-li
a new. in Mexico and the larger
cues of the re nbtlc as upon as direct
‘IIC‘JIIIIIIIII my on to ammonia o pro-
Ioet which now engages the attention
of tho Dominion government, end for
which a liberal subsidy III! been pro-
LEICO‘
within“ ‘
w... "W
out.
The are can be drawn from a burn
by applying clotho wet in litmus alum
water. it will also assist in relieving
the pot a. ,
Stolen on black cloth can he re
moved by rubbing with a freshly cut
raw potato. Afterwards rub with a
clean cloth.
Alwnyc put the sugar lined in a pie
in the center of the fruit. net lit the
top, all this motion the polite sudden.
0min acid will remove stains from
ivory, titty, piano keys. Ordinarily the
ken my be kept in condition of him up to the oil a model." «no
whiteness by Illinpio rubbing With II- Tribune. ,
who I wanton not mod
Select the proper IIIIIG butmnl before
you new it on: don I. out the butlonhole
In or with a penknlte so all to make
it t the button.
in your clniir when on are through
sowing. You may iooovlir it lino:-
poctetllwaamIM City Star. »
There are some pretty big dictation.
but none of them can top the ace.
"Too bad about Diagram going
wrong. lua' t it?”
"Yes; but I havoii't boon [Nevin
And don t oh don’t leave the needle
moon client It. My wife always hold 1
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