fail)?! 'MAYwa. 19115 " «7W ‘3‘?” ’PHONI‘SOH. TAYLOR & GOLDEN. .11.... Ru! tunic. ‘ 74 Washington Street. South Narwalk. Pure Ice Cream Heme Made 131111111 AT LAN ES 111 WASHINGTON '31-. local 111111111111. Large rugs only $20, at Read' s. The ad. fully deacrtbes them Read it Read F. H. Fields' ad. and see what he has to say about protection. .—.-...—.—— Clmuecticut River shad fresh daily at Cutbill‘s. Read the ed. —-A fine menu has been prepared for the supper at Trinity church to. ' night. Read the specials in the New York Grocery (.‘11111pany's adv. 1 A May sale of unusual importance is now in progress at the Boston Store. Read the ad. Special sale of trimmed hats this week at Miss S S 'l“lllotsons Read the ad. for prices. Uncas Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men. will hold a regular meeting to- night. .-~—~— Manson Elwood, of Norwalk, spent Sunday with his brother, Orlando El wood on Harbor road. Southport. The barge William Johnson has 111 ri1ed with a cargo of tire brick anti fire clay for Raymond Brothers. W ~Call at Beatty‘s and see the new English book of Imported paper. Mi. 11nd M135 0 H. Jennings of Southpot'L spent Sunday with the lat- t11‘ 5 parents Mr. and Mr.s H. is Coley. Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. l1‘rut1i1 l’. licncdict, oi \Vllltl' street South Norwalk are tl111 happy parents of 111-baby girl born ycntorday ‘ ~—I.ot11 of fun and music at the. Min» alrels. tonight. ..___.—.—.—_—-—I— 'lhe batgc West Farms has arrived with a cargo of coal which will In discharged at llowayton for the it‘r-o ris Coal Company. St Paula Branch of tho Girls Friendly SQt'Itly w1tl give 11 closun invitation tlallce this evening at th1- town 111scn1bly hall.‘ Thomas Collins‘ is I11 Boston today, testifying in a stilt '-'l'b'1' damages agains1 the New Y'.otk New H111e11 and Hart ford Railroad Company. *- Jowcler Dllwbrt f No1walk has offered 11 barman 01‘ gold cull buttons to ti 1 )Bi‘ti‘Oi tho Nor walk Baseball Club who knocks th1 next home run. ‘ “4—15...— Miss (‘arrie lioth, of (‘umdcnulit .I.. who has been visiting with 111'. and Mrs. W. 11. Crowe, of tilt; Whullcy avenue fo1 the past thrcc weeks will return home tomorrow. ”N1w Haven Journal Courier. fl... -«Supper at Trinity church 111-night ltov. and film-1.1.. liuell will 1111- tertain the teachers and adhere of tilt South Norwalk Congregational Bible at their residence. 21) Regular buninosn will othool tonight ’l‘aylor avenue. be transacted, followed by a social sen oion. .__ Hjalmer Corina. clerk at the Ho- George 111111111 0! Chicago is visiting this city. on businiaal. A meeting of the. Barbcrs' will be held this evening. Union P. C. Munshury'Lodge. N. E. 0. P., will hold a meeting this evening. Attorney Ira 0. Gregory. of Nor- walk, Was In Danbury yesterday. 'l‘hc Winnipauko and the West Ends will play baseball Saturday afternoon on the Polo Grounds. Winnlpauk. i1‘rederl1k I“ Lockwood is In llnrt- ford, today; on a business tilt) and George I1. Lockwood in I11 Bridgeport on a similar mlsalon. .»lieatty can do your paper hanging at once. Palestine Castle, Knights of the Mys- tic Chain. hold a regular routine meet- Washiagtoa street. The season has opened at Grmmrv‘s Point. and shore dinners. etc.. will be served in the beat atyle at. short no- 111111. All kinds of sea food. Read the ad. I11 this Issue. Samuel liynes, Frank W. as conservator of Woodward. sold at auction dated on Quintard avenue. There were eight lots in all. These were purclutnod by William H. Smith, the eight going for $280. A 11 hocl which taught in a car tratk under the Washington street railroad bridge this afternoon went. to pieces and' stalled one of the delivery wagons of the New York Grocery .Company for some time until a new wheel could be secured. The minutes frotn the Methodist. Churches of The Norwalks. Westport‘ 11nd Wilton mot yesterday at the Non walk Methodist Episcopal Church. Plans for the summer 1111111palg11 were discussed. but no denito decision was arrived at. The West 1'] nd Juniors defeated the Keystones of South Norwalk on the West End Oval. Sunday afternoon, by the score of 28 to 5. The battery for the West “min consistcd oi‘ lingou and Slattery 1i for Singer and liant'ord. seventeen men. liagon «truck out Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor arid Master James A. Iioyt, of South Main strut-t, - spent Sunday with Mrs. James W. lloyt. in Meridet1,- Mrs, Iloyt. who ltllti been spending the past three months with her daughters, Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Burnett. of Moriden. is elowly regain- ing her health. an...- SKINNED OUT. When It became known .that the best shot In the regiment was going into the jungle I0 compass the death of a terrible tiger. the nurgeon major of the. regiment. an cutbusiautic curlo toilet-tor, at once. buttouholed him "Winn-miner, Atkins." Hald I111. I be. Sl‘t‘i1lt tln- skin at your own price." 11.11] Phil“. sir.“ raid Atkins. The surgeon major was nettinl: butterflies on the outskirts of the inn 1:111 that 111'1111Inu. when be any Atkin-a running toward him 'Shot I1I1113'nl1o11lt-d major. “You. sir!" flying Nt111i'1.1d 'llou math for tho akin?” “Five dollars. 115.11" The ththI‘ have Atklnn the money. “V‘t‘hercs the skin?" I11» cried. "llehind you. air!" came the recod- I111: tttutwcr. The doctor looked. and saw tI111 skin, with the liver I11 It, coming op~ camouthcd 11nd bleedinu from 11 111-match where Atkins had "shot" it. The doctor didn‘t 11111 the tlucr'n skin, but the tiger nearly not the doctor's.“- Now York 'I‘clcgraph. the surgeon ltrtinlhlesuly replied the For Stale To Close Estate. i111: last evening at their lodge room in yesterday a number 0! lots of land slt- ’ the Kcystones. 1 tot Norwalk left town thin morntnu for New York city and Thumday will sail for Hamburg, Germany. on the uteanuu l)eutchlantl.l1‘rou1 there hi- wlll proceed to his home at Umca In the uorthor part. of Swoden. Mr. (lor— lno In making tho trip for the benefit of his health. and will probably r11 main In Europe at learnt a year. It .in1:.oboon J thwart-1111'.“ Wil- llnm lia1l11 Alfred W. Force, W. It. Metcaltc A 1.111.111.31 A Holman. A. S Clement It. W Shari. Max Button. .1. 1. nah .1 1: 111115311111, 11.1: Levy. 0. ii. Pond. J. (3. laudable. I). W. Horn H. A Ilolillc. John J. Itobblnn. (7.1L Hartford. ticorxe I. Shannon 1' 1’. C. Forbes, (119111111 Curtis. New Yorkilt‘ . 1.11.11.11.11, Mina It L.Danl11lu. Put- nun; C. P. Mtdgntt. littltlrnure: Cap- utn Percy H Morgan. New London: H. (I. 0 rdinor. Jr., Providence; Chur- lel N. and Min to 6111111. J B. Huritnitt Jolin A,1orn. Not-walk: 1111111 n. 11111111111 1111111111111; William 0 ti incur, tha'olteld: Hu’gh Starling, it"). Pullman H t] BcOIIOItI, 111111311- Property of Estate of Edward H. Schnell. located at ' -Roton Hill. ' INOUIRE OF The South Norwalk Trust 00.. Adminietrutor. ” 3‘ 1...... i" “ ri‘lii‘iifiiiiiim 111111... a a user, 1211511; . . 3111 f d; W n. 1311111. admit ailing; 111111111111. 1:. a. slam» and Monday. noun. 8 111 Norwalk; John 0.1.100- 111111. Ween field; 111.0 Planer, 511-111- ford were guests yesterday at the Hedi lifter Map 0 Mann. took in our window Indyou M the but mortmm. at comm mm «or displayed 111 The 1 I are canal mocked 111111 to 6111111 Me, When tho Haunt Moon II IMMM on the Itlvcr, Momma Icy, Jolt Aaron the In“. of Gold, Vanni. om. My. When 111. In. An In the Hive, Arabia, the taint murals and 'twomp. ALSO AND IIVINTY- 11M 1111111 omen 1101.100. 111 on. 1 “N 1 “A 11111 I Suits. 1 ti ~—s1’1l' t icl‘y, I It beater. days and \vorlt'A-da'vs are here. ,1. South Norwalk. YOU CAN BE SURE that I have no wisll to sell you a thing unless in so doing I serve you so well that you will want to come again and sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain. SOUTH * NORWAIX 'EVENI Iday'n at. hand; 'wilt than 1: olebruto at. home. 01‘ lilo away?”-~ Outing Suits 111111 suggest condo“ and style for holi— 5111' the new lime 111111l1'l11 of swagger cut in Innovations, twccds and II'IIt‘1lillIL‘ serum. .01 us lit you 11111 for Memorial 1311) in 111111 of these 31-3-4 111.110 to . l5 25.00. All tl1c accessories of Summer condort to go with them hats, straw hats. negligcc shirts. 111'1'11'11'1'1tr, fancy lios~ 11in 11111Ic1'11'car and belts. runlts and bags for those who liic away. SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. Tel Call, 32-2. * gain. It is permanent trade that In valuable to me. I Buy Oats 'l‘hata Clean. MANUEL T. 11.111111. For the little ones I). M. (‘.hitk l1‘.1-e1l l“. l‘. C thick Manna. lient obtainable. Brownie Gameras. $1, $2. $5 and $9. ‘ William P. Beers' Iltllll1 11ml 81111111111111 M11125. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk. 1 l .,, 49 Wall Street. Norwalk. TEL. 100-- Soulons daily. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. M. CHAD DIRECT FROM THE RIVER EVERY DAY. r1... 21.111.11.11 .1 Merrill ' College Is to pan the way for ' Your Success. Let us begin now. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Norwalk. Conn. CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD THE ONLY PLACE ‘IN TOWN RECEIVING CONNECTICUT: RIVER ALSO A LARGE A81 BORTMENT OF ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH, CLAMS AND LOBSTERB. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market I“! DELIVERY. New York, SOUTH NORWALKI HOYT O1 FREEMHN, REPRE SENTINO Harry H. Hoyt 81 00.. Bankers and Brokers, dinette. lunar, Grain and Cotton Ion ant und'Oold for, Cash or on Manolo. Member New Yuri: Conroltdutod Btock Exchange. Direct private win. 41 and 43 Wall street. Brooklyn. 871 Fulton 111-11111. “Lita—31H“?! THEATRI IUILDINII. Market Forum Ivory Morning at to O'clock. Farm Wagons .. ... “we“ “Wu-nu“ A Carloatl of Just receivedlat “13111.4 ‘1 The Thermal!“ Baa Ten Times Better Than a Wa- ter Bottle. THE THERMALITE BAG. stores up heat ready to be turn- ed on at any time when wanted, 111-vet 1111111111111 filling; Irnpartn heat at an oven lompmature. ’l‘heliualito 1111111111 vca the rub- her. it. will outlast several wa- ter bottles. 'I‘hcrmnllte bags are being 111.1111111111tt'ated this week at Ilte Mitford Pharmacy TEL. CALL 16-2. .. ._. w..- -w-~... Maples 81 tiddschmidt 611. (Incorporated) COMMISSION BROKERS. Dealer: in Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Swartz 1r. Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk. TODAY IN WALL s1 REET. NEW YORK, May 2:1.-~i’rlct1s of stocks advanced on the report that the Mcrcbauta‘ Trust Company was in the bands til the state bank examiner. Advance knowledge of this trouble was supposed to account for yester- day's selling of stocks, and it. was thought that it had been overdone. The buying of stocks died out before the end of the Ilrat hour on the stock exchange and gains 11'111'1- pretty gen- ernlly lost again. WAIJ. S‘I‘lil9l1l'l‘. 10:111 :1. 111.~.\m- crlt-an Securities 1111111 in demand in London again today and opening prlc~ es of some of the internationals 11111-11 higher I11 sympathy, Others were sub. jch to prcwsuro and the result was 11 vety irregular oprnine. Illinois '(‘1111- tral 1711111 l l~vl. St. Paul, l’nciilt' M111]. Smelling and I’eoplc'a (his a point. whilt1 I'uitcd States Rubber showed :1 loss of 11 pol111,11111l Car. l’rcmml Sim-l t‘nr 11nd (‘otlou (III a large fraction. l‘nitm Pacific 11nd 11111 Sit-cl sltlt'ks 11.1111 :1 traction lower. \\'.-\l.l. S'l'illili'l‘. it .".u. 111. >Itclirt‘ over the nature 111' the bad 111-11'. >11p~ posed 111 account for )‘1rst111'd11y‘u \1'11ai1~ 1111ss_ diacloued by the suaptnsiou 111 tl111 1’1I1-1'1-I11111ts‘ 'l‘rust (31111111111115 11111111— 1-1I to be the explanation of the sharp rise in nttu'ke. All of yesterday's 1'1111- spicuously weak features purt11-ipltt11I 111 a more or less extent in the 11d- 1'11111'1) in the first hour. l‘roiit tultmu suli's obliterated a moat part at ll11 advance Inter. \\'.-\l.l.. S‘I‘IIICET. Noon.»’l‘he ailing was I11 1:111111 light volume as to encour- age renewed liming which Iil'lcd prices to a higher point than before. Illi- 1min 13111111111 rose 2. Tuna. Coal 291., h‘l. Paul and Delaware and Hudson Ill/£3. Notllu 111 i’a1'iil1.\\hlic there was 11111 xtendcd list oI' I to it: point gains 1\‘1111111, of the usually inattivc stotks tuntle nolnlile declines. [loads were irregular. WALI. STRET. l p. 111.~-»'l‘l1c ward ltttltt'llit‘lll did 11111 111ltnl11atc 1111 til the general le1el had UN 11 lifted above the 12 11‘1-1lo1 I1 range and gains 111 1% to 2 Indicated in Union I’at-itit'. New York Centtnl and United Staleu Stet-I pi'd. Professional realizing lln- ully checked the advance and the mar- l11-l fell off slowly and became dull. St. Paul. Linton Pacific and Northwest- 11rn reacted 11 point or more. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private mo of The Maples & Ooldachmldt 00.. Com- mission Drokers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South Norwnllr. Telephone 153. Open. '.llgh. now. 1:30 Anlnl (lop 711% 771,111 Tti 77% Am C 111 P‘ CO :illé ll: 3111:, 32 A111 Cut Oil till-ii. 30% 301,; 30% A111 Loco 4'5 415% 44% 15 A111 Smelt 111.11 110% Itl'fli' 110% A111 Sugar 1301.4. 1.2% 1301.1. 132 A 'I‘ & 8 Fe 78 78% 77'1'1. 78% A T 81 S I" pf ltliifi 101% llil‘a 101% Iiulto & ()hlo 10681107141 108 107 Ii'klyn It '1‘ 59 59% 58741 59% t'hen ti Ohio 41; 411% it; 41W. (Jhl & N W 205 2087.11 205 2057,11}. (.‘h (It West Iii Iii-‘4 Ill 18% Ch M 8‘: St 1’ ”11% 171% 179% 171% Col I" 61 l 39% 40 38V. 39% (‘ol South 25%, 26 251/. 26 (‘on (Inn 1116 188 I86 188 Del & find ”11% I81 179 I80 ‘Iirie 37% 381/; 37% 38% Eric 11d pf WM Till/1, 75%. 75% (I911 Elev. 170 I70 169% 169141 Ill Central 156% lam 11111193 111W. Lou & Nash 1400!. 142 MOM 142 Manhattan 102% 162% Ilifll/g 102% Met‘Bt. Ry 115% llii 115% 11.5% Mex Cent 18% Ill 18% 19 M K‘ 6‘: 'l‘ - 24% 24% 241911 24% M K a ’1‘ 111111111 67 56% 1‘17 Mo Pacific 04% lid 94% 1111711 111111 1.131111 11 14% 43 4111 N Y‘Conlrnl lil‘l 138% 136% 138% Nori‘ at West. 711% 77 77' Qatar West 44% 46% 114% 451%. Pat: Mall 36 36 11 311,5 Penn it it 131% . Poo Gas 99% _ Houdini: 87% Rep Steel 111 Rock island 25% ltnb Good: 83 south PM 59% Son Ry Co 28% 8011 Ry Co pf 96 Tenn 0 it I 74 Tom Poo Union Poo Union P1111 pt 96 U 11 Rubber 35 W191 1 tilt 1. st: 11 ' _ 17" 7 11015 110% mm trill. 115 911% 33% as l. 11 7 in No SENTINEL up? WM 1.111191% ' ' ‘ .wnfi: Select 81 Price. Head! to foot Outfitters. THE CARELESS spanner-ts or BROADWAY PAY MORE ' r011 LONG, COMFORTABLE, DEIEPNENTED sAcK'amrs THAN YOU WOULD DREAM OF'UNROILLING. our THEY DON’T eHow up ANY MORE “cussv” rump vou CAN m 01111 311mm AND SUMMER MODELS. 111121111113 BEEN A LOT ’01- ms- TERY WAFTED INTO ancx aromas MAKING: Bar's 1713 As SIMPLE A8 THE THREE we; MASTER TAILORS. MASTER ' BRAINS AND MASTER memos. BEFORE 1713 Too LATE, 1, $750111 $25.00 1...-..“ SHOES THE EXTREME NEW POIN‘TED TOE OXFORDS, IN ALL‘ LEATHERS FROM $2.00 To $4.00. OTHERS, we SPECIALI‘ZE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES. $1.25. $1.50, $2.00. ‘ 'SELLECK 81 PRICE Clothiers and Furnishers. ». ' \. 98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.‘ Telephone Call 324-2. ‘ READ The price of Butter has dropped. We offer the finest Print Butter at 28c, and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 3ch. a clear drop of 40 lb. Eggs, Home laid and fresh, are alcarcer and higher, 27c for best. fresh. Cake—A fresh arrival of‘Pound Cake. 201: lb. Any quantity. Dried Beef—A nice new lot, moist and good. now in. Any quantity for 51: up. Rice—When in want don't forget our bargain offer of excellent Rice at 4c lb. Potted Flowers, Tomato Plants. Cabbage Plants. Buy your garden Seeds here where you are sure of getting fresh. new seeds, that come up and grow. No mixture of old and new here. Will close out Seed Potatoes at 90c bu. In bushcle lots or 50c one-half bushel. Hope to do good service. TELEPHONE CALL ‘26—4. 111111 Cans 11f Milk Very Best Butler. 9111' lb. - - - - - - 27c FANCY MAINE POTATOES PER PK. 15c.. .. .................. 50c bu. TUBE ROSE FLOUR, PER BAG. 75c. ........................... $6.00 be PILLSBURY'S, JONES, GOLD MEDAL, BEN HUR FLOUR BAG. ”.1850. ASSORTMENT OF RADISHES. LETTUCE, CUOUMBERS, 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. Norwalk. 'I‘cl. 213-3. 49 Fort St.. E. Norwalk. Tel. 319-3 REFRIGE RATORS 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 the1 price. and in addition to that fur- nish you with a Refrigerator that will consume the least possible amount of ic'e. The “White Mountain" and “White Froist” are‘ ex- amples of Refrigerator Perfection. known‘ all over America as stand- ard. You cari get the food and money savers here. e . 1 "' ”’7'— ' " ’ ‘ A J l . . ., COIIIHS & CO. Dealers In Furniture, Carpets. Beddlng, Matting» Oil Clothe, and Linoleum. Funeral Director and Embalmer. ' [2 NORTH 1MAIN S‘T. SOUTH NORWALK. ... - a...“ .u a-..” W Large Rugs for the floor iniitead of carpet are becoming more room. often making a carpet worthless when you move, and no pull-v ing tacks and relaying when you1 wish to clean. We are showing- a large line of Ingrajn. Tapestry, Smyrna and Axminlter Raga In beautiful floral and Oriental clean no. CASH 01R CREDIT. 1’ A ' O I34 Washington Sheet. South Norwalkn m. Flrut Aid to the injured-«011 t wok-strewn beach on the Combat coast the fury of 11 violent atortn wot just abiding. A vessel had gone it placed on the rocks and after a dial play of much heroism on the part ol 1111; 11111111111; all the crew and pan hangers had been saved with the em caption at one man. 'He and beer washed auhoro apparently drawnet and the new curate knelt at his midi on the beach, endeavor-inc to route" his circulation." "My triendl." he said, turning ti the ,villagern. “how do you 1111111111 proc'oed in these user?" A11 one 1111111 the rim in. foil: finished . "dearth ' w in long' ago arrived at that posterity cannot make you In much trouble as one of your next door neighboro."—-Warnin5tan Star. , 1r Mrs Madge-"l do Nl man you draw, Mr Paul in your model?" (Mn. Madge rings in Mrl. Ponlnkf opinion). mPenlnlt— “"011 no 1 main. «mum 1111111 “You don't. m , yearn one or ‘ popular every day. The reason in plain . No cutting to fit a certain . 11.121119211111111; 8» 181311.11 "11.11. you noVor 1.111111 any thought; . to 11 but posterity will my about. you‘i'” .' “No." answered Senator Sorghum; “I ; tile oonulurion fire the 1111‘, ‘ They are: a. ' so beautiful and refined? 'l'etl 11111. wan, LORENZO DIBBLE.
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