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Pore“ Ice Cream
11161113" Made
Cards
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LANES
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IIIIII In. Notes.
'MayIcaI-nival at the Boston Store
tomorrow. Half price sale for the one
day. Read the ad.
‘Youths' suits at’prlces that will
a'oon clean them Out. at Cottlieb's.
Road‘ the' ad.“ for prices
"‘ Bargahls in crockery and under.
skirts are to be” found at Head' s. Read
the ad tgr‘de'scription
——Boys‘ Caps Boya' _Capa. O'Brien
A regular business meeting of the
Central Labor Union was held last
evening in Labor Ly‘ceum.
' The price 0! butter has dropped at
Lorenzo Dibble’s. Read the ad. tor
particulars.
Frederick E. liockthod, ot Nor-
walk is on a business trip to the L0-
comoblie factory in Bridgeport today.
Washington Camp, P. 0. S. of A..
h'eld a regular business meeting last
evening.
Fifteen cent music Saturday anti
Monday at Coleman's. Also titty and
seventy-five cent'dance toiios, 15c.
See ad.
Fancy Early Rose potatoes at 29c.
per peck. at Joselott‘s. Several oth-
er specials at the lowest prices are
to be found in the ad. Read it.
The best‘ is none too good. especial—
ly when it doesn't host any more than
the interior. The Public Market sells
the best. Read the ad.
. . . 3
Olive Branch Ledge. Knights of Py-
thias, held a regular business meeting,
last night. Routine matters only
were transacted
New potatoes. only Bumper peck.
butter at exceptionally low prices.
and severaisothcr specials, is what the
United GroceryCompany is advertia~
ing today,
L
———New Potatoes, 35c pk. F. D! Law-
ton dr Co.
At the mid-week service of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
next Thursday night at 7:46 o'clock.
the topic will be the School 01 Temp-
tatlon.
——Special for Sat. and Mon. from
kitchen dep‘t. Handsome line water
pitchers 1,0c upward M. S. Smith a
Co. -
The very best flight Creamery but-
ter only 26c per 111. .at the New York
Grocery store. They give the famous
Hunt stamps. Read the ad. {or other
specials.
W— "
it‘. E. Imckwood & Company, of
Norwalk. have just installed a line set.
of three new up—to-date show cases.
which are an attractive addition to
their store.
0 [in ad Weary Company, 01
"Nor h Ma 11 street secured the con.
tract to supply provisions to Hobbins‘
drums. and have been busy during
the day delivering goods
——Speclai sale of picture. at L H.
Decker's. 87 Washington street.
and? c‘fltfllniinu, or New York
tityw Whiting her grand-
mo er. millionth Dorsott 1n-
AhtItie en‘hy street, returned to her home
Ht.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hellman, of
South Main street, started this after-
Imoon “on-a triprin search or rest and
recreation. and will spend a Week
,mng the lakes and bills at hitch-
'countl’
~
Eilahn'a Lodgings will be the theme
or the third sermon In the aoriea‘ol
Short Sermons on tlnuaual Topics by
the pastor at the First M E. Church.
Sunday night nest. Some pertinent
applications to conditions In our town
will be made.
W mineral; Rochester N, Y»
E. I Lyons. 1". A. Wood. ti. It. Kraft.
H F. A Home. Ml'tertM Haunt it.
'1‘. Silurian. 8..(l . McKee W. ti.
1141mm New York; 1121‘ 't‘.cut1er. Wal-
WK Your: .Robert it. Brown. W.
13;”qu cot-.634. Term. Boston;
manual-.111.l Brl o“grape t: Charles 11.
New, New Phelps.
at it. 0.1.ovoll. roll, also.
will" team yesterday at our Hotel
(littlest. ..,. 4
1013? QUALITY CHO¢O~
Ill Tl" .
liar loll rho Poo lob
,9 or rmol In or: o-
.‘MYI‘IOR I‘WOLDEN.
‘ ‘ Ru! drain.
7! Washington Strut.
South Norwollr.
Mrs. Shipman, of Wilton. was oper-
ated on at the Norwalk Hospital to-
day for a complication of diseases.
' t Il‘he Poaaasuowouncll Royal Area»
1111111, orchestra will go to Bridgeport
m evening With the Council
'11 school of the South Norwalk Con-
'gregational Church will meet for bus-
iness and in a social way with the
pastor and Mrs. Buell. 20 Taylor ave»
11118.1‘11981133! at 8 o’clock.
W
Miss Mary A Bradley. 0! Fulrlleld
avenue, has been visiting her cousin.
William Harrison Bradley. at his
West Mountain homo "Felsenbcrg"
in Ridgetield. Mr. Bradley Is the
American consul to Manchester, Eng-
land.
The muslin underwear sale which
begins tomorrow at Miss N. E. Ryan's
is the most commandingly Important
sale of it: kind ever hold in the twin
cities, because It embraces garments
of the highest character at prices that
have never been equalled (or lowness.
See ad.
wl'acht Gaps, Yacht Caps.
Star 01 Columbia Circle Companions
of Foresters of America initiated a
number of candidates at their meet.-
lng held last evening. Considerable
routine business was also transacted.
'chcrai horses took fright at the
elephant and camel in the circus par-
adt this morning but- no accidents oc
curred.
O'Brien.
The twentieth annual meeting of the
Woman's Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Union of Connecticut will be
held in the Center Congregational
Church. Hartford, Tuesday. at 10:30
a. m., and 2 p. 111. Addresses will he
made 11y Mrs. CaswelI-Broad. Dr. Coo-
per, of the A. M. A., Dr. Williston
Walker, of Yale College. and Dr. .1
I). Kingsbury, of Utah. The railroad
will sell return tickets at half rate.
——I.atest Spring Derblos.
O'Brien.
The annual meeting of the Union of
King's Daughters of the South Nor»
walk Congregational Church will be
held with Mrs. William S. h‘olant, 51
West avenue. Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock: the election of oiflcers will
be held and Mrs. Orville Rector, chair-
man of the Bridgeport Union, will
address the meeting. All members are
expected to, be present and bring
pencils.
wnsr NORWALK.
Henry I’oriet will spend Sunday in
New York.
Miss Ettl Melsel spent a l’tw weeks
The West N01 walk Outing (‘ lab has
bteu making preparations to spend the
summer at Trinity Lake. antler Cap-
tain Robert Seymour, Jr.'s large tent.
. .—
The funeral 01 Mrs. Selleck. of Long
Island, daughter of Edward ilcncdict,
was held from the Union Chapel last
Monday andwas largely attended by
schoolmates and friends.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
J B Smith of West Norwulk Wed-
nesday evening. in honor of the twen-
ty— third anniversary of her birth. A
number or her friends and relatives
gathered and proceeded to her home
taking her completely unuwares.
Dancing and games were enjoyed. A
delightful lunch was served at 12
o'clock. and the merry party danced
until the wee small hours. Mrs.
Smith received many very pretty
presents.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75a
to $1.00 with Devoc’s Gloss Carriage
Paint. It weighs 3 to it ozs. more to
the pint, than others. wears longer and
gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by C. E. Dow.
THE DEBT DOLLAR IOOK
is the one showing your deposits in
the Trust Company. Have you such
a book? it not why not have one?
It's cosy. Come to
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
and start an account with one dollar
or as many dollars as you like. You'll
find it comfortable reading after you
have acquired the habit of saving and
the Interest. it earns will add to the
pleasure. Try it. __,
gi'l‘II’TiEN WT M0319
ognrdoy' Mondoy.
it Me when he Harm! Moon
is Shining on tho livar, Mamm'a'o
Yankee Doodle Soy. Whoa the Ian
Are In the Hive. Arabia, the latest
march and two-atop.
ALIO FIFTY AND Ill/INTI!-
I'IVI OINT DANG! FOLIOS, to 6'1".
warm-rue":
e oméoi-a and teachers of the BI-
recently with trlends in Springdalo
Soy, Just Aaron. the Bridge or Gold,’
Ar commas .
10 MM all. Show“ aua Narnia.
,II' ‘I
"‘Wcil done is better than well 9aald."-—Fraukliu. I
'1. ,9
9 I" I": ‘
\
Tlrcistyle and fit of olIr'Spriug suits tell the story of
expert tailoring better than we can. If you“ see them
you‘ll say so. .
Distinctive styles in many exclusive fancy mixtures,
the nc'w grays, anti fast-c0101 lilatk and blue, made in the
new loose models and cut to fit all manust of men.
$8.50 to $25.00.
Young fellows will find our full models just what they
want—coals long and loose: trousers “cut pt'g-tt'ippy.
Spring hats and furnishings that are right.
m.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. ‘1
South Norwalk.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
you CAN BE sun: .17 ,,
that I have no wish to sell you a thing 11111ch in so doing I
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. It is permanent trade that is valuable'to me. I
sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain.
Buy Outs Thais Clean.
' MANUEL r. HATCH.
For the little ones:
i). M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. ..
Best ‘olilaluahle. " _ . ‘ 4
Brownie, Gameras.
$1.32} 551ml so.
. 4..
William P. Boers’
link and Shillong Siotrs.
6 South Main St.
South Norwallt.
49 Wall street.
.Norwalk.
The Business of,
Merrill College
la to pave rho way for
Your Success.
Sessions dolly. 9 a. m. to J p. m. lot (to begin now.
' 11!. Ill. MERRILL.~Prln.. South Norwallr. Conn.
coullEcucur RIVER sHAo
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN RECEIVING CONNECTICUT RIVER
SHAD DIREC'F‘FHOM THE RIVER EVERY DAY.
BUCK SHAD ..................... . .............................. 100 L3.
ROE CHAD. “.54.. ....... . ....... . ................. . . . . ..... . 12%6 LO.
BLUE RICH . ' . .106 1....
WEAK mail 1.. ............... . .............................. .. 8e LB.
STEAK COD .................................................... .106 LB.‘
HALIBUT .,., .................................................. 144: L3.
til-8 .1... n-hllun‘ ........................................... 129/20 LB.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. LIVE LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 100- FREE DELIVERY.
HOYT 8- FREEMHN,
' . was sunrise , I
Harry H. Hoyt at 00..
Bankers and Brokers, ,
stocks. loner. broth and cotton I‘ou gilt and sold tor flash or on Margin.
Member Now you Oonnolktated Stock Exchange. Diroht private wire. g
New York. 41. and!“ Wall street.
SOUTH NORWALK. I'll-.1124. a , HOYT'I THIATR‘ IUILOINO. "
Market Forecast Ivory Morning at 10 O'Cloolo
wwua...
3,
.. W-M. . kw ..w- Wu
F A Cdl'lOtld of 94
Farm
“a“...
agony
4
Just received Ill
I .
‘ 711111-1113,
III-noun. an suitor mm' 3"
We Make Our Ice Bream
We make It so that we may
know it In rightly made. It II
no better than the but, but
‘much better this the real.
We serve a liberal quantity
In each glue. or our Ice cream
soda, and supply It In any quan- 5
tlty Ior home consumption.
, _ lhc billiard “Pharmacy
TEL. can. 15.2.
Whm..- n...
Maples ti Goldschmidt Bo.
(lncorporltad.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dollars in
' "(I
Stocks. Bonds. Groln and
Cotton.
Swarta G. Corbett Slook. So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL 8T REET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-'l‘hc.
American department in the London
market was violently unsettled this
morning and opening prices here wort-
lower in sympathy. Declines ran to
1 1-4 and 1 1—“ in'St. Patti. United
States Steel pill, Amalgamated Cup—
per. Locomotive and Lead anti to a
point in Reading, Northern Pacific,
New York Central, Rock Island, ll-
linols Central, Sllgar, United States
Steel. American Car and Colorado
It‘ucl. There were running sales of
17.000 shares of United States Steel
at 27 1-2 and ‘21. compared with 21-1
.. last night.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—»After the
initial declines bad proceeded to a lcvv
e1 attractive for the short interest,
stocks began to be picked up and
there was a pretty general recovery.
Several active stocks rebounded Io
iractionally above yesterday's closing
prices. Before this result had been
attained. a number of important addi-
tions to the opening'losscs u'crc made.
ranging from 1 to 11.5. Renewed otter”
ings on a largtI scale undermined the
market again and there was a general
. drop in which some oi the tmtum.
stocks and specialties sold lower thud
at the start. notably Union Pacific, At.
chison. New York Central Pennsyl-
vania anti the United States Steel
{3100 RS.
WALL STREET, noon-«l‘he mar-
ket met support again but losses wcrt
only partly made 4in as a rule before
the demand died out and left the trad-
ing almost stagnant. Northern I'a
t‘llic rose 2 over lastnlght and lost It
again. Bondswarc heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 rams—Not much
01 interest transpired in the early ai~
tcrnoon, the tot‘t-noon's severe decline
and irregular recovery leaving the
market in a comatose condition. I’ritu
cs did not get any lower than the)
did In the morning. while on the 0th-
cr hand but few-oflthem made com-
plete recoveries.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private mm or
The Maples ll. Goldschmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Ewart: & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low, 1: 311
Atrial Cop 80 80% 79% Still.
Am C & 1“ Co 113 335;. 32% 38%
Am C & I" [if 96% 911% 911% 96%
Alli Loco 47V; litig- 471,4 47%
Am Loco [11 110 110 110 110
Amsmelt 113% “4% 11:1 ”3‘1;
Am Sugar 134 135% 134 134%
A 'I‘ &. S Fe 791,4; 79% 78%, 78%
A '1‘ & S Fp1101%101% 101% 101%
Balm & Ohio 105% 106‘. 105% 1061/.
Il'klyn It '1‘ till sow 591,; any,
Cites at Ohio 411% '46-'54 413% 46%
Chl& N W ' 214 2113 214 214%
(‘11 (11 West 111% III 114% 1874.
(hM&SIP 17.1144171‘1’1 I73 174
(.‘01 I“ & l 42%421/1 42 42%
(‘ol South 211% 26% 26% 211%
(‘on (his 187% 18771. 111716 18714,
Del & Hlltl lill 184 182% 183
Eric. 39 1,4; 41) 31W. 39%
Erie 1st pf 77% 77% 77% 77%
('leu Elev. I72 172 171% 171%
111 Central 1571/. 158 167 1570;
Lou &. Nash 142% 48 142% 11271.
Met St Ry 11514111191. 115% 116%
Max Cent 20% 211% 19% 20%
M K o ’l‘ 25 2b 24% 2474.
Mo Pacific 951,4; in; NW. 115%
Nat Lead 44 41". 4:174. 44%
N Y Central 1411 140% 139% 140%
Norf at West 77 77 76% 711%
Ont dc West 411% 4674. 411% 411%
Vac. Mail (15% 35% 35% 313%
Penn R R 138% 134 133% 133%
Pet) Gait tutu. any, ask. any.
Pros 3 Car trust 117%. am am
Reading 001/. 91 811% 00111..
Rep Steel 17% 17 17M. 17%
5 Rock‘laland 27 27" 27 27%
Rob Goods 114% 34% 114% 84%.
1-10th Par: 59% 110% 51174. 11014.
Sou 11y Co 28% 28% 28% 28M.
ity Co pt 9111/; 01355 115% 00%;
To n C h i 77 71! 77 78 j
Texas Pac 31% 32 31% 112 I
Ion Pac 118% 119% 118 119
gulch Pile of 911% 9896' 96% 116%:
8 Lentil pl 107 '107 107 107 .
Rubber as (It) 38% 38%"
"3' Steel 2m am am III
'1! 3 Steel pl 114% 94%, 118% Ill
IWabaah Ilslt 1816 1814.
West. 1111 Tel 933'911 0294 11294
Dillon to 12 m., ' ' tillil ,1‘00
DIM) NUMIIRI TWINTWi'I-iitfl.
HARRISBURG. Pa... May lit-anoth-
or victim has heonad added to those who
lost their lives in the South Harrie
burg disaster last Thursday. making
the number or dead 28. he latest.
victim is .1. w. Anderson, at Pltttburg,
was died at the Harrisburg Hospital
ill.
There are more ways or being
. firm M ”n.” luau-OW“.
..4, , 1‘
i
Selleclt III Price. Ilead tol footOutlIllors
.s.9 .1
rue CARELEBB campus or BROADWAY clot/Nona
roe LONG, couroaraats, DEEPNENTED nonsurra THAN
YOU wouco DREAM or UNaoLLINo, our raav DON’T allow
up ANY non: “ccassv” THAN you can. IN one seems
AND summon MODELS. rashes BEEN A car. or viva- I
TERY warrso' INTO caacx otorasa marque: surfs IT'S
as SIMPLE as rue THREE a 5., mares ‘rAILoa'a. Mares
saAINs AND MASTER rasmcs. ' BEFORE IT'S Too LA'i‘E,
'1 $7.50 101325.00
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED TOE oxronna. IN-ALL;
LEATHERS FROM $2.00 TO $4.00 \_ vhf-1.. 1 i p “I
. at $1.00
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES.
$1.25, $1.50, 82.00. ' 1.1
SELLEGK 8: PR1
,'-I in '.
braces.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWA‘LK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
TREAB.
The price of Butler has dropped. We otter the finest Print Butter at 281:,
and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 30¢. a clear drop of 4c lb.
Eggs, Home laid and fresh, are scarccr and higher, 27c for but. trash.
Cake—A fresh arrival of Pound Cake. 20:: lb. Any quantity. .5
Dried Beet—A nice new lot. moist and good. now in. 'Any quantity for
Se up. '
Rice—When in want don't forget our bargain offer of excellent Rloe at
4c lb.
Potted Flowers, Tomato Plants, Cabbage Plants. Buy your garden
Seeds here where you are sure or getting fresh, new needs, that come up
and grow. No mixture of old and new here. Will close out Seed Potatoes
at 90c bu. In bushel: lots or 50c one half bushel.
Hope to do good service.
LORENZO DIBBLB
TELEPHONE CALL, 26—4
lit
1
New PolIIIoIIs [In pl
Veryilcst Bullet, per lb. ,
.................. 50c bit,
FANCY MAINE POTATOES PER PK. 15c. . .. -.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR, ,PER BAG, 75¢. ........................... $6.00 bbl.
PILLSBURYS, JONES; GOLD MEDAL, BEN HUR FLOUR DAG, . ..856.
ASSORTMENT 0F RADISHES, LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS, TOMATOES,
BUNCH ONIONS. SQUASH, PEAS, STRING BEANS, ASPARAGUS, SPIN
ACH, KALE. PARSELEY.
FANCY RHUBARB, PINEAPPLES, ORANGES. BERRIES
.UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
30 No Main St. So. Norwaik Tel 26 3. 49 Fort St. E. Norwltlk. Tel. 319-3
W
PIIIIIIIIS Pitches PIIIIIIIIIS
WE RECEIVED FOR THIS SALE A LARGE QUANTITY OF FANCY
NEW EARLY ROSE POTATOES, WHICH WE WILL OFFER AT A REAS-
ONABLE LOW PRICE. PEOPLE ARE GETTING DISSATISFIED WITH
THEIR OLD POTATOES. WHY NOT GET NEW ONESA ALMOST AS
REASONABLE AS THE OLD ONES?
FANCY EARLY ROSE POTATOES, PER PK. .1 .......... .............. 200
'VI.
we will continue our 0an on Bar mild: Onion.
The price 'advancod'oll
them, but we will continue selling them at '
I
sasuuoa omous, No.1 ................ PER 01"., 7o; y, .PK AT 25g
THE. grace 0N surrsa HAS oaoareo. CALL AND ear OUR
PRICE- .‘I‘qi
2 Pads. 2297. our AND sauces FREE AT ....... .‘.....,,.,....
lPKG. ousro, cup AND sauces FREE. AT ...... m
2 exec. sears NU'rs AT ........................... .....,.........., as.
SAXON one, cup AND sauces FREE, AT ............. .....-........ as.
2 PKGS. enemas OATMEAL. AT .. .............. . ..... are
2 PKGB. H 0 OATMEAL, AT .................... ..,... .., ......,..oao
"searches/n“.- ......... .. ............. . ...... ......,,......m
arses. MALT 3. F000, AT....... ..............
1-},oI4o-ooopflt- a“
l .
Louis Jaselofll‘t"
72 NORTH MAIN smear,
scum NORWALK.
Tel. call 338-5
The saving on a Reirigeratoryia not so much in. the price you ‘
1 pay for the article as in the bills for ice. We oa've you as much or
more than any other store in the price, and in addition ,4 9 that W“
‘nish you with a Refrigerator thai will CORIIIIIIO ”OISI‘IEIOI swath _ . ‘
Iramount of Ice. The “White Mountain”. and "White Boost" are og-
amplea of Refrigerator Perfection, knowu all over America an stands
ard. You can get instead and money savers here. M"
A. J. Collins
motors In Furniture, Carpets: man, III.IIIn.o..0_II stow, MI 1.1m he 9
Funeral Director and translator.
to NORTH HAIR IT. 0.,“ “5%”, ......... Sm NMW‘. .
tun: t.’ .1
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Norwalk Chronicler