I Pfimmmfimfld‘
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was: «H.
m
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Pure Ice Cream
.llome : Made
“Candi!“
LAN ES
51 WASHINGTON IT.
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Lilli densities.
Read the live grocery specials ill the
New York Grocery ad today.
Miss Caroline Gee, of Norwalk. has
been visiting in Strnttord. this week.
' The schoOncr Rachel Stevens has at"-
rived at Providence with a load of
coal.
wUmbrcllas, mourning hands, O’Brien
The schooner Phoebe Ann has arriv.
ed with a cargo of 'l‘hompkius Covc
bluestone for Raymond Brothers.
The soliboner Richard Udall has or-
rIVcd with a cargo of washed sulld l'ol'
Raymond Brothers. ’
Q
For the remainder ol’ the week Miss
Hutchinson will sell $3 and Si hate (or
$1.98. Read the ad.
-Call at Bentty’s and see the new
English book of imported paper.
Connecticut River Shdd at. Cuibill's.
Fresh every day. Allother kinds of
fresh fish. Read the ad.
Special Decoration Day sale at Gotl.
leib's. The prlcenare surprisingly
low for such high-grade goods. Read
the ad.
George Scoilln has been working (or
several weeks at The Knob, getting
the grounds and house ready for the
opening of the season.
—~Latest Spring Derbies. O'Brien.
Why not
some of
Davis
llot weather . in coming.
prepare for it by gctting
those \vnsh'suits for the boys.
sells them. Read his Ltd. '
A rcquiflitioh'h‘a‘s been issued on
the governor of New York for Louis
Siotsuock, wanted in New Haven on
a charge 1)! stealing a bicycle.
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Black and white'checks are very
popular in wash goods. The D. M.
Read 00.. has a large stock. Read
their ad. for description.
—-Brown and Black Derbies. O'Brien.
Quite a number of local Knights
Tonlplar are going to Bridgeport to»
day. to attend the fiftieth anniversary
of the establishment of Hamilton Coul-
mnndcry, of that, city.
Memorial Day is the beginning of
summer. Why not begin it in one of
Rogers & Steven natty suits. Read
the ad. in this is 9.-
Robert Edward (Rider, agent and
operator for the Long Island railroad.
whose home is in Beiiport. is spend-
ing a week or ten days with relatives
in this place.
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-—Boys' Caps, .Boyp’ Caps. O'Brien
Radical price reductions have been ‘
made in suits, skirts. waists. etc.
at the Parts Suit House. The
ad. ill this issue gives you full des-
cription, prices eto.‘ .. Read it. it will
~interest you.
It is expected that the second track
oi the Warehouse Point bridge on the
New York. New Haven dz Hartford
road will be ready for use by July l.
When that is done there will, be quick
time ior all trains to and from the
north. 4 ‘ . .
The freedom ot'the Norwalk Club
room has been extended to the in-
dies or the immediate household or
members for Saturday afternoon, when
William Hyatt the clever card manip-
ulator and sleight oi ‘hnnd artist, will
repent his exhibition given at the club
last Monday night. , The entertain-
ment will begin at 2:80 o’clock.
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‘—-Brown and Pearl eon um. O'Brien. .
Dudley Raymond.“lll: .C. ,Perthol in.
n. Woodworth. Boston; w. 'r. String-
hnm, W. H. Burr. ill. William.
Frank Comatock. Max A. Lessor. C.
W. Bucklee. Frank F.-Hnrtman, n. B.
Quackenbush. G. w. Cunningham. W.
.1. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Ill. Holmes.
1. M. Hartman, A. H. Falls. H. Ber-
. (or, 8. Klein, New York; H. Holden
Sly. Springfield. Mum; Mr. and Mrs.
Burton in. Stevenson. Chiiiicothie.
Ohio: A. W. Davis, Norwich: A. P.
Fork“. in. Brooklyn: .1. All“. Yonv
km; ll‘dW. Strong. Pittaneid; Walter
r. Wartime. Olen Ridge; Raymond A.
Greene; Pumice. bowls ‘St. John Koo.
lor. Norwnlk: George L, Rockwell and
Mine in: not. Rockwell. itidgoiioid:
F. H. Kill on, ‘Horthrd. were yrs-tor»
doy'a (deflect the HotelOliiIor-d.
, , trim a whole.
Miami- window and
on tile but nuortmodi. oi
Oil will
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TA non tit GOLDEN.
. It”! are“.
74 Washington smu.
South Norwalk. \ ‘
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Miss Helena Keane, oi Bothel, has
been visiting. in South Norwulk.‘
l , .
i There will)» a. regularlrehonrilul
‘of the Alien Singing Society, tonight.
1 There will be in meeting of the
{teachers of. thenBible school of the
South Norwulk Baptist Church at the
*close of the prayer meeting tonight.
A routlnc meeting of Norwalk lodge.
III. P. t). n. was held last night. Quite
ll number of the lllelllbcru hru planning
to go to the big convention to be held
ill llui‘ialo July 10.
William Hyatt. the marvelous curd
trickster. will be present at the South
Norwalk Club On Sutilrlluy night, and
show his tricks to the members. The
regular lunch will be served.
——\'ucllt Caps, Yncllt Cups. O'Brien.
The Grace Church branch of the
tilrls' Friendly Society will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. Henry
P. Price in West avenue. This will
probably be the last meeting of the
season.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INVITED.
Members to be the Guests of Senator
Paige. at a ‘Shoep Bake Next
Week.
At lllc conclusion of the banquet
given to the Connecticut State Senate
by Lleutcnilllt-(lovcrnor Woodruil’,
Senator Paige llllllol‘lnccd that he also
llild determined to play the host i'illii
took that. opportunity to invite all
those present to a sllccp bake at lntkc
day. June 1. -
He stated that he intended to have
us his guests, in addition to the Scu-
atc. the lllcmbers ot’ the House. the
messengers. doorkeepers and cloak
room attcnclalltlr and‘ali attaches at
tho Capitol. The governor and two
United States senators would also be
prcscnt‘at the barbecue, which wan
to be an informal affair, and. as Scu-
iiiOl‘ l'nigc expressed it, he hoped
that all would enjoy the entertain-
ment to be provided as lhoroullgly as
ho had enjoyed the dinner givon by
the lieutenant-governor.
Senator Brandcgee rcgrcttcd that
he would be obliged to fili‘t‘gtl the
barbecue. for his congressional duties
necessitated his presence ill Annapolis
at that date. He lfinwcvcr. suggested
that. if Sollntcr Pu go would arrange
to give still another shcop lluke til u
later date he would (‘tll'ltlllllydllfllit‘ to"
cry effort to be in attendance.
METHODIST PRAYER MEETING
TONIGHT.
At" the Illid-wcck prayer lllccilng oi
the First Methodist. Church. this even-
ing ,the printer, the Rev. W. Wofiord
1‘. Duncan, will deliver the second ud-
drcss in the series on Jesus According
to Mark. The address will be based
on the last part of the iirst chapter ot
the Gospel of Mark. (mm the twentieth
verse to the close of the chapter. The
theme will'be A Great llny ill the Lite
of Jesus. The aim of these bricf ad-
dresses ls to give that peculiar view
of the Master which St. Mary pro-
ilents, showing Him to be the (lrcut
Friend and llclpcr ill our cvcry tiny
busy life. This is the general relig-
ious service of the church Ilt‘ill'i‘i‘li
the Sundays, and is opcu to nil.
STAFFORD HORSE CASE.
Tile case of George H. Staliord,
charged by the Connecticut. Humane
Society with cruelty‘to a horse. will
come’ up for another hearing tomorrow
afternoon before Judge E. M. Lock-
wood, in the Norwalk Court. The case
was to have been disposed of lost
Friday bill was continued, in order
that Stafford might procure more wil-
nestles.
“L. ll. M. PAINT."
it's the leader all the world over.
Enough paint. nludo daily to paint a
city. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW,
SOUTH NORWALK.
For Sale
To Close Estate.
Property of Estate
of Edward H.
School],
located at
Roton Hill.
JNQUIRE OF
, The .
South Norwalk .
Trust Co. .
Administrator.
Ar towlllsr HRIOEB iN TOWN.
tink- ovor. an ad .in‘ who»:
1 w ill” I “a
lelpolmcc it week from today. ’l‘llui's- ‘
as a member of the naval committcc l
W
Billie llill lillldi
in I .
“v.33?
\J,)"
l’
Ii" 9.
"When drunrhcnlu mark the illiterlng stcpu olilci'ocl-I.
Whose colnl‘udos‘ memory we honor now." willildcn.
Mcllloriul Day lllill'ks tllc rcal beginning of Stimuli-r.
lit-gill ill llllt‘ of our .Hllllll'i Sullllllcr Suits ------ silllppy i‘tllll‘
null—trouser outing suits. lllilllc loose and rmlliol'tiiblc. ill
lllllllmplllls, lwm‘lin :Illll flurry light-“right sultillgs.
$tl.5il to $ltl.oo.
(fonts have broad. slulpcly shoulders. Sillifi‘bt‘lllllg coi-
lilrs. stiiicuctl fronts: ll'illlSt'l'fi't‘ill IllH-Illl). with bclt straps
and bill‘llt' with turn-up bottoms.
Sullllllcr fixings ullii bats for men and boys.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. \Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that l have no wish to sell you a thing unless ill so doing 1
serve you so well that you will want to collie again and
again. it is perlunllcnt trade that is valuable to Inc. I
sell you my best. Judgulcllt its well as my grnln.
’Ully Outs 'l‘llntil (.‘icuni
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones: )
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. 1’. C. Chick Munun.
Best obtainable.
Brownie Bameras.
SI. $2. $5 and $9.
at
William P. Beers'
Iltillli lllil Sullllllilu Stores;
6 South‘Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
confusing} or‘ 2
Merrill College
I: to pave the way for
Your Success.
Sessions daily. 9 a. In. to d p. m. let us begin now.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Norwalk. Conn.
”"comiEclic
nob-m nonwALK. TELJiz—l. ,, I-iOYT'l mum IOILOINO.
Martin Forecast Ivory Morning at in (WWII.
“MW? l .
Farm " agons
‘Jllst’lejceilln
my...
.
i
‘ . In dolnybi truiIlo’ or about
8 " . .
' l The Mouth lodge received it im-
, ' it. from
rlu- Mama-Illa Ban
Ten'Timu Better Than a War
tor Bottle.
’THE THERMALITE BAG.
stores up bent ready to be turn-
ed on at any time when wanted.
llcvcr requires filling; imparts
boat, at an oven temperature.
'l‘llcrlnnlitc preserves the. ruin
her. It will outlast several wa-
ter bottles. Thermulite bags are
' being demonstrated this week
at.
lilo Blifford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 1612.
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Q
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block. So. Norwalk.
TODAY lN WALL S'i REET.
WALL S'l‘REiG'l‘. ltlle u. Ill.-~—()|l-
cllillgl prices shmvcd wide illIViliit't‘S
over but night and tllcrc wus ilil ur-
tivc llclluilld distributed througllmlt
the list. Great Northern pi'd..opollod
up 4 points, Northern Pacific 2, Oil-
turio and Western 1 1-2. Smi‘lllllg
1 1-4 and Union Pacific. Lend. Colo—
rado it‘llci, 'l‘enncsncc (,‘onl lillll lowu
Control a point. There were runny
gains of u lurgc fraction amongst
llronllncnt rllilroud stocks and special—
ties.
WALL S'i‘llllllll'l‘. 11 ll. lll.~—Libcrlii
offerings curbed the rise ill many oi
thel rcpri-sclllntive stocks. but special
stocks continued to ndvnuce. Dealings
lleculllc Hmnilcr when the market lic-
velopdll hcsillltioll. Some of IIll' load-
W‘s \vcl‘o brought to last night's lewd
or below at ll o‘clock.
WALL STREET. Nimn.~\\'itli ”I“
dying out of lllc dollluud rlriwu lu-
cllnlc .lllmosl lllotlolllcns for u lllllt‘.
Stocks Illi‘ll l'lilllt.‘ upon the. llllll‘k'l’l and
carried lllc average lcvcl back to lw
luv. litsi night. Uri-ill Norllu-ru pill.
extended ill; rise In by” mid IIII l't‘ \\I 1.:
Htllllt‘ lurlllcr allVlIlIi-cs ill illilltll‘ mocha
lloiilrc lIli! rcnl'lioil. Iltlllils Wi'l't‘ lrl'lt.~:.
Ililll‘.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~~i~‘lll'tllcr
progress wusnmile downward on num-
innl‘dcllliugs ill some specialtiw.
iv‘lllctuutlolls ill the general list were
Very narrow.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: oi
The Maples & Goldschmldt Co.. Cour
mission Brokers, Swnrtz & Corbett
block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal (.‘op suit. 80%;: 79’}... 79%..-
Alll (1 8: i“ (‘0 3-1 13', 34W; 331;: 33‘:
Am (‘ot oil 31% (ll 1,4;- ill I... :llh;
Am lcc . 47.. 17,; «ll.- 47..-
AIIl ii-c pf 35 Still; 3:”. :liil'g
Alli Low 4311!; 4.5"}; -iT iii.
Am Smell lll’x Hilly. litlié lltlit.
Alli Sugar 131i lliil‘yl :iii'yg HE“...
A 1‘ il'z 8 Fe 80%, so». Til-“d; lilo;
liiilto & Ohio 109 109 107% infill.
Ii'klyn R T Bil-id fill“; fill 59
t‘hi's & Ohio 48% 48% iii ill
(till it N W 212% 21214,} fll‘lil‘, 2i”.
Ch (it West Nil/4 my. 18% livid
Ch M S: St 1’ 173% 1741/; 1723-; 172%
(‘ol 1“ & l 417in 42 gill-”lg lill'yj
Col South 26% 27 cur... 261)..
(ion GIIH 188%. 188%, 187% 187%
Del & liud int! 182 183 1x2
lllric . ill/t. 411.4; dill... lull.
Erie. lst pf Til Sit 77% 77‘...
()on Elvc 173' 17‘s 173 173
ill (letlil'ul MOM ltlil liilltglhtilfi
Lou a NIIBII 1437.. ill-till lie-v. llzl
UT RIVER SHAD . Mtillhiiilnn lulu. lolly. 168% my;
Met st Ry llo‘ lulu, lion/g 115%
flex Cent 20 20‘ load 1qu
THE ONLY PLACE iN TOWN RECEIVING CONNECTICUT RIVER K a 7 2m 25% 25% 2w.
SHAD DIRECT FROM THE RIVER EVERY DAY. ,. M K & TM 58in 58% 58% Bolt
Mo ll’ltciilc 97% 3799 NIH/f3 Obyfi
. . ll t\ ‘i . . an mall in all 45 is.
vmue “Sb """"" . """""" l 0‘ 1"" gm“? d“ 1:?“ 4. FM N v Central lieu riots. rally. in)
l’Oi‘fllcs .. ...................... 8.. lb. ‘ e ‘ ‘ ' Norla Wont 72m. 78% 73a. 78%
NMIVC «018- cm &“’OHI. till/t. 50% 4m 49
Hun Buss .......... ....... 1001b. Steak Cod, ‘ Pm: Mnn any. all 3.5% agar
. ‘R 1341 13+ 133 13'
And all other kinds of Fish nmlclums, . hiya?” .01“ 101?; .0022 .002
, Nor Poe R n 184 18594 183% 1331.5
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market fiendilrxt f 33% 3(1):: 33% 33
out n p .
Tm“ 1°" n“ ”'L'Vn‘“ Rep Steel 17% 17-14. ‘17 17
. .--.- ,. . ..-... .-. . ...... Rock lghlnd 27% 27% 26% 20:“,
HOYT ‘, FREEMAN Illiil tloods 351.9 ,le lull. any.
9 30th Par. 81;: 61?; all? (3%
' REP ills . . on Ry Co 29 29 A.
“Hm“ 7.7... ii. iii“ in
cm nc ti :' ‘ Al ‘
Harry H. oyt & CO, , Union Phc , in 121%.. 119% 1201/.
’ lll‘é‘ml‘" iii. lit tilt. iii:
tee . ‘ ii ‘
Bankers and BfOkCl'S, uselool pf lull twat 93%, 03%.
stocks. lands. Grain and cotton Ion all! and laid tor cull or on Murcia. aging of gait: $395 13322 11,222:
Member New York Consolidated Block Exchange. Dirac}: print. wire. wt” Cont . 22% 22a, 221,9 22%
New York. 41 and 43 Well till-eat. Brooklyn'fll'h‘utton street. .Bnlon to ill in. 7 605.400
FREIGHT TRAIN IMAKS IN TWO.
. BRISTOL. May EBwvAn unlit bound
freight train broke In two near the do.
. ' I. tut night. ‘on account or the pull,—
‘ out or the draw'lleoil. 'l‘wa carol
oral/thrown from this track and onus-
wo
hours. ‘
W
VIIITOIII FROM IRIDGEPORT.
Welcome Stroll or Lodge. Sons of
it. George, of orvmlk, nominated
oflicm at Tuesday night's meeting.
The election will occur next ’l‘ussdny
,avenin .
ternnl vi: lime Bridgeport
- . , Will ,Ell'o‘: .J’ wor-
THE CARELEss SPENDElRS 0F BROADWAY PAY MORE 7'.
FOR LONG, COMFORTABLE. lDEEPNENTED sAcK sun's THAN
You WOULD DREAM 0F UNlROLLING, BUT THEY DON'T Straw I
UP ANY MORE “CLASSY” 'r AN You CAN IN, OUR. SPRING
AND SUMMER MODELS. THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF .MYa-V
TERY WAFTED INTO canon CLOTHES MAKING; sure ”’8
As SIMPLE As THE THREE :rrs: MASTER TAILORs, MASTER ‘
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRlICS. BEFORE lr's TOO LATE, "
TRY OURS. .
*i $7.50 to $25.00
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sliOES
THE EXTREME NEW PlDlNTED TOE OXFORDS, IN ALL
LEATHERS FROM $2.00 To $4l.00.
at $1.00
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN'S SCHOQL SHOES. OTHERS:
$1.25, $1.50. $2.00. .
I ' Clothiers and Furnishers. ‘ Vt
O8 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
‘
The price of Butter has dropped. We offer the finest PrintButtOr at 28c,
and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 30¢. a clear drop of 4c lb.
Eggs, Home laid and fresh, are scarcer and higher. 27° for best, fresh.
Cake—A fresh arrival of Pound Cake. 200 lb. Any quantity.
Dried Beef——A nice new lot. moist and good, now in. Any quantity for
SO up.
Rice—When ln 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 bushele lots or 50c one-half bushel. .
Hope to do good service. in
LORENZO .DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
‘
three—Consul Milk. - - - .- 250
Select it Price; llilad to loot Outfitters. l .
Very Best Butter, per lb. - - - - - - 27c.
FANCY MAINE POTATOES PER PK. 15s., .. .................. 50c bu.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR, PER BAG, 75¢. ........................... $6.00 bbi
PILLSBURY'S. JONES, GOLD MIEDAL. BEN HUR FLOUR BAG, ....85‘:
ASSORTMENT OF RADISHES, LETTUCE. CUCUMBERS, TOMATOES.
BUNCH ONIONS, SQUASH. PEAS, STRING BEANS.A8PARAGUS,SPIN-'
ACH. KALE. PARSELEY.
FANCY RHUBARB. PINEAPPILES, CHANGES, BERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 No, Muin St. So. Norwnlk. Tcl. 26-3. 49 Fort St. E. Norwalk. Tel. 319-3
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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 {ur—
nish you with a Refrigerator that‘will consume the least possible
amount of ice. The “White “Mountain” and “White Frost" are ex-y
ampies Of Refrigerator Periection, known all over America as stand-
ard. You can get the food and money savers here. ,
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Deniers to Furniture, enrpotu, Bedding. Matilngu, Oil Cloths, and Linoleum. "
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Large Rugé for the floor instead of carpet are becominggnoro.
popular every ay. The tension is plain: No cutting to fit a certain
room. often makmga car at worthless when you move, and no pull»
in; tacit: and relaying w onlyle wish to clean. We are showing a
large line of Ingram. Tapestry, Smyrna and Axmlnster Rugs In
beautiiul floral and Oriental designs. .
. . Olsen on canon.
18.]. "Angevine 8-
;Streci. South Norwalkl‘
eruoliN'r OERIOUDLY lNJilneD. Auol-IINOLOOD - UIIIIL'I. .
"Mm" “ wwm Mlbmnirrown, May ills. listen
filthy be llama-
nontly Owl led. l
MIDDLMOWN, May zuwdod go B.
Gratin. of Milton. Milli!" a {million
ut‘ Wesleyan university. WIIII‘ Hilton to
Middloaex hospital last night It the
rOqut of tubular that might. lento him
a cripple for lite. ‘ _
a large body or students colon ruins
the busebnl victory over Amber
terdiiy afternoon. And duriil
height. of lilo celebration Inst 9 oy
he was pushed over It hi it folio ,Iono commune or the a
in: tile in solo: from. ill "’9’ till II tor studying the re Neither
The trio e was broken also . ' too not to obtains-littered.
3E0.
wounds . to o by lion , lotion to tilt at it
1m New nigh». able to recommend
Pickering. Youngest . Gauthier or tor .
mer Mnyor and Mrs. Samuel Ritual.
otlligh street. was mnrrled mdntyubo
alluring Russell Auchlnclolnt. oi. w
The ceremony was performcd'ilt the“
Church or the Hol *Trinlty. at ill
in tho prosenoeo a. Ingenuity .
guests. . . ‘
THANK! 1'0 GREAT IIITMN ,
VIENNA. M . ,. c. audit"
Zionist m.
warm
York. and Bar Harbor. i‘rYDle “lilo
REFRIGERATORS.
S0“!
Norwalk Chronicler