,im'uppon rt , , ,
, Mir prom, . Toma-um; at amount
got rant. , , a ,,
W
Jar modem 91'.
h~m.q.im~.._._- we“...
lurch cuisines.
The bat-gs hello, coal laden. arrived
this morningtor'rRaymcnd Bros.
Miss Mildred filler has been spand-
ing her vacatioiidn‘ New Jersey.
Miss hidua 'l‘it‘ttle’ has returned from
ll Week's visit in x'l‘orrlngton and New
arch. '
wl‘iaeketbuli, Armory. Mon. evr. (it.
1“ Vs. Knickerbockors. Dancing ii to
8:30; 9:30 to 12.
«There will be a meeting of the South
Norwalit (Pommon‘Councii. this even--
his,
Miss Vivian Smierstrom. of New
York, spent Sunday with her parents
in this city.
Attorney Leo Davis is in Hartford
today, attending the session of the
Supreme Court;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wiiliam E. Warren, of
New York, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in South Norwalk.
Charles Kelly, who has been spend-
ing the spring vacation at his home
here, returned today to Cornell Uni-
versity.- 4
George I..'l.ocl{\vood, of the firm of
F. E. Luckwood &' Company. starlet
out this morning by automobile for
New Milford, on a business trip.
A“...
A ltieeting ol' the general sololtint:
committee of Old Well Hook and bad
dot‘ Fair committee trill be held at
the trucit house this evening at stilt).
No successor, has as yet been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy of tho
Franklin street. school caused by tho
resignation of Miss Anna E. Baldwin.
A. meeting' of Gold Rule ("ii'clc.
llougiiters of the King, will be held
on Friday afternoon at. the homo or
Miss Seymour, 63 Wcut. uvcntw, at. 1
p. m.
Councillor John J. Walsh. of Nor-
waik. Went. to Waterbury this morn-
ing, to attend a meeting of the ileum
cratic State Central Committee, of
which he is chairman.
The degree team of St. Augustine
(‘onnciL ot‘ Stunu’ord. assisted the dcp
titles in the degree work of thc
Knights of Columbus. yesterday utter-
noon, at Lockwood's ilaii.
Attorney William F. Tammany i.<
moving into the house recently pur-
chase-d by him at Fairilcld thnIio and
High street. The litltlflti has born or
tunsivciy repaired and remodeled.
There is one thing we have ncrcr
been able to understand, why lntllt‘ts'
will buy harmful cosmetics when lloi-
liutcr'u Rocky Mountain Tea makes
clear complexiona. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. l’laiated's Drug Store.
Miss Verna Wheeler. who for noun
time has been uteuogrnphcr for Judge
Joseph it. Taylor. huu resigned her
position to intro one with the iiubbcii.
Hull and Randall Company. in their
Norwuik other.
The monthly roll call of the lip
worth Magoo ol the Norwnlk Metho-
diut Church held last evening was no
imolally interesting and well attended,
as it, was the last roll call over which
licv. Lewis K. Moore will preside.
The Phllathea «sinus. of tho South
Norwnik baptist Church will meet to»
marrow evenincatt the clout; room.
Officers will be elected for the coming
nix months and reports will be heard ,
from all present. committees. Every
member is urged to be present.
The annual» h then meeting of the
Friday Altai-ME Club wlli be held
this week at 'c re‘nldonee of Minn
ilurd. 48 Want mus. The election of
omcora tor the earning your will take
plum“. Mcmberc are reminded that
dues are payable at this meeting.
uncut a. tin Ram. m at Mr. and
Mrs. John a, ‘ytnour. of East ava-
nuo, ”outflow in town. He is
now with the General Electric Gom-
puny. at Schenectndy. N. Y., but litter
will he cant either to Mexico or South
Africa in the interests of the con:- 7:
981m
lridoro 'l‘ahi, at the American Paper
Box mnututnrtn Company. will
shortly vacate the per house. cor-
nor of Want attentional! llihn street,
and in multin- acmmdtita to move
into the not , pig; on the Green,
it to report-Mint . and am. hurry
Pepper will mg to their What are
non residuum ’ r. 7
¢ to continue to serve tho church in tin-
.
Hmrlmandrant. ‘
hartnracita tor cum.
. Onaujncthlnn to lint
*A'Thyldrldlanldan a]
y ' ‘ .‘ t
i Miss Marmot Read, at the Franklin
direct school, has'boan transferred to
the North Center School to succeed
Miss liithei Kannada Mru. Samuel W.
lioytmird is substituting in Milan Reed‘s
p one. '
m
, _
l, Among the Not'Walk. sporlainen out
‘atter trout today are From: it. You
Burch, Judge H. W. Gregory, hour-and
Raymond and J. H. Manning. A man
lappeared this morning in. William L.
:hlascer’u BoitthNorwalh cigar store
lwitii u twelw-wounce trout, which he
had booked earlier in the day.
The Rev. James H. O'Donnell, roc-
tor (ill St. Mary's Church, accompanied
by John T. Hayes, will call from New
York tomorrow on the steamship City
of Memphis. for Savannah. Ga. After
arriving at Savannah, they will make
arrangements for a side trip and ex-
pect to arrive in Norwaik on the re-
turn, next Monday.
The Jennings Club of the South Nor-
waiu Congregational Church will meet
Friday evening at. the residence of
Charles E. Jennings. 69 West street.
for-n social time. There will be mu-
sic and a debate, Resolved. That the
Present (ioul Strike is .lustitlable. Mil.
lard Sturtevuut will take the-affirma-
tive, and Arthur Culley the negative
side.
DEACON BEARD RESIGNS.
tiouai Cnurch Want Him to Retain
Office.
ed the South Not-walk Congregational
Church faithfully for a number of
years, has declined a rte-election to
the board of (lcncon and efforts are be-
ing made by the members of the
church to retain him in his present
capacity.
Last. Thursday evening the foilowin‘:
resolutions oli‘ered by Judge John ll.
idght, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, our Church is passion
through a crisis, and our Board of lien
oops, in the absence of a Pastor, have
the entire charge of the spiritual lllilll
agcnicnt anti Work of the Church, and
need the hourly cooperation and sup.
port of tho nit-tubers of the Church.
'l‘hci'oloro, be is rcsolvcd that we re
cognizo fully the important work of
the Board ol’ ilcucons, and pit-duo our
solves to support ”will in ovci‘y way
possible.
Whereas, it has been brought to our
altcntiou Ibnt llcucon Edward iloard
has full inipclicd by u scusc of duty
to decline to dump! his rx-rvlccilozt in
tho liozu'd of Deacons, and, 'l‘lu-rt-foro.
be is llovoivcd, that in full upprocin
lion of his long, and faithful sorvlco
and his loader-ship in the good work o.
the Church, and our grout nccd ot’ llilll
during thc pi'vscnl crisis, We rospoctl
l'uily urgc llliii to rcttonsidci- tho tlt‘i'l
slon he l‘clt he must lllltliti and ask him
position ln- has so \vcll filled and hon
:m-tl ,i‘or thirty years.
liceolvcd. That. we plcduo (illi'Rt‘ll'l'r
to assist the llussluoss (‘onnnlttoo in
raising necessary funds to pay tho run
hing t‘Xlit‘llHl‘h‘ of thc church.
OYSTER SEED SEASON HERE.
'i‘hc oystcr sccri scunon is born. For
tho inst. Wt‘t‘lt sow-rill sioops and
schoouot's harc iu-cp till the (’lt'cgzory
l‘ollii dock. The oyster ut-cd sc-ttxcou
promises to bc a livciy ouo about Nor
wuiu. ’l‘hcrc is little or no soon at
ltot-knwny and Staten island, and tho
outirc crop must lll‘ taken from tti.‘
\vutvrs lit-rcaluutts, or from (lrrcuporl.
NORWALK CLUB MEMBERSHIP.
Uiliclni uoticc has been issucd lliul
tho atm'ini pivoting of the Norwulit
t‘lub will bc hold ncxt Monday cron-
lug. Acmmpnuyitm tho notiu- to
tucnilwrs is a lull statcnwut of the cou
tiltion of the club. At present the
club hm: 174 active and tbrco honorary
nit-inborn. 'i‘ho' report oi” the trousurcr
show the roclpts and disimrscnu-uts
tor tiw punt your.
The lili’ill
immodmbr
is the '
’i‘rusl Bunnanu
Combining the
maximum of
EXPERIENCE
PROFICIENCY
RESI’ONBlBild.
1“!
with tho mini-
mum OF
liNtil‘tR’f‘AlN'i‘Y
11$}le .
EXPENSE.
The
South lutwali
" Trust to.
f acts as ADMIN]!!-
. TRA'FOR, EXEC-
; U'i‘OIl. mun
run AND GUAR-
* mart
“ or tub taonoo.
, urpiuu $26,000.
Lita-t Lino . W
Hairball/Goods
».B MI '
.l “w" i‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
(Wearing-,aomethlng new on Easter Day idsaidrto invite good'
luck the nest of the year. True or not, it‘s true that
good clothes increases your chances of success. ‘
Members of South Norwaik Congrega. *
4 Deacon Edward [icon], who has serv. 4
the best scrvlce.
W heat. Feed.
(lluton Feed.
Herc are'the clothes: smart new. grays in a procession of varied
effectat‘reliablc blues and black. for men‘tired of gray, and all,
tailored in thaiiew modrla, to tit you wril and dress; you right.
Pick your Eastcr'Suit now; it's to your advantage, and we’ll
lay it aside if you wish. ,
Your Spring hat, overcoat and furnishings are waiting for you. ‘
Our show of good wears was never so varied and complete as it
Come and see.
We have b en'aeliing grain for fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
Some of the goods we have to alter:
For Horses and Cattle.
No. 1 Oats.
Fancy Oats.
ll. 0. Fonda. tir. Corn.
Neill.
ll. 0. Feeds.
(lrit.
Sheila.
it
When i.
Iluy Oats 'l‘hots Cicau. ,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
W“ R R gwgnl g ” g“
. m
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M—Ww ---
'«mown‘omeunm’m
ms...
mouuwunoumom»
Staining!
You probably need another
box oi” Stationery. This wool:
wo nivo you no opportunity to
purchase a box at intulgiu Pan-n
lilt'iii l'upcr, containing
60 Sheets Paper.
530 "Envelopes. for
i,
22th. 3
The lntaigio Parchment is one
of the finest papers made and
usually retails at 400 per box.
Set- them in the window.
lite Olifford Pharmacy
' . The Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15—2.
COMMISSION BROKERS.
m‘." I“ NW..-.._,.... ......_...u_.... ..., _,,. .. 7‘”...
' Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
We are going to stick to that. same
quality, the same care in delivering, and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain better results than
. tiwnm t Cornet! Stock. to. Nona-tit.
from any one else.
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i
o... 6...... 15.: SELLECK 8. PR,
(tantrum-cud.)
For Weeks Yet
Have you a fresh Overcoat for tricky Spring? 4.
Ours lit with Striking style. Simon to $25450.
ou-R'st CLQTIII FOR ammo arc mite {
' past-master workmanship. They are made from high
Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individually?
and custom-made, they fit with striking style.
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
.4/ Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats. '1 a ‘.
98 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH .Noitw'
Telephone Call 165-5. I "l
Cotton.
TODAY IN WALL STREET A
_._.._ iness, 25c gallon.
For Poultry.
Chick Manna.
(thick Feed.
rose all around in a widely distributed
opening dcnutnd in the stock market
today. The coal stocks and the in-
dustrinis led the advance. The gain in Y“
Reading reached 21.1... locomotive and 329- lb
Anaconda. tip, Smelling 1134, Union in
ride and American Our :1 point and
t‘hesnpealtc and Ohio and General Ei-
cctric 7v... intct‘nutionui Pump drop4
pod :‘g and Corn Products Running
llt‘llf Scraps.
All Grains.
l’rntt'a Food.
lnlcrtuillmltll Foods.
'.-l-
W.»\l.i.‘S'l‘lil‘Zl-I’l‘, ti o. In.-~-'i‘ho cr- ges.
lll‘t'll‘tl realizing on tho (.lllt‘lllllg riso
had little effect outside tltc chtiiim
which rcactod a. point. .\ troll nmin
..,,._,1-.- E.
AFULL onabr’ -
Sp‘auiding’s Baseballiioods
including mils. gloves, bails. toe plates.
heel plates ~' etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
49 WALL ‘ 8T.. NORWALK.
in one of the chiol factors of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS concur.
otters fucliitics for n thorough business training.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal,
it...” 1.... ...""s.s..mdsms
COATS and SKIRTS. Also a. com-
plete line of MILLINERY.
Fair Biol. and in Store.
68 WAGHlNGTON STREET.
rsprln Com of attic-ti
all wool ovum, lined wit
center vent moduli. equal to can
cRAVENETTE RAIN COATS of excellent fullmluizht wor-
sted. trimmed with high grad. Venetian! cut all the
go inchtioug. deep who. Unqullcdtcr insertion
Ont-trio n: “'4“. moon and
. w..-_....
high. ’ mm
' our cadmium”:
mined drmund lit-id the level of priccs
and council additional advances ospcc
lolly in tho \‘attdcrbllls, St. Paul, l‘n4
ion Pacific. and Autoignition-ti t‘oppcr.
'i'hc volume of busilicm itiitl thi- «Haiti
liniioil ol’ strength Wits ititil'c I‘cpt‘cscllt- .
:nive than torn loin: timc. many stocks V 7 .. w" ,~,',,. A 7 7 i , ~ '
:diowluu gains or a point or "low. 21 P d C l d S
\\'.-\l.l. S’i‘lilGiC’l‘, Noon.- i’riccs 0““ S Iran“ ate “gar.
started upwards again Wiih rcnonl STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ............................... ‘
BEST FLOUR .................................... BBL,
VERY LEAN SHOULDERS. LB.
MILK.SCANS '
anzhvilic and Sniclting gained 2 and LARGE ASSORTMENT FANCY CRACKERS, LB.
FULL LINE. FANCY ORANGES.CUOUMBERS
stocks, inclimlincr tho i’n-nuuyivalua. SWEET POTATOES' SPINACH’ KALE' ETC'
and lllt‘ lluitctl Stairs Stool stocks
outdo point gains. A drop in Consoli-
dutcd (inn to iii, bciow Saturday Illi-
:u-ttlcd tho illiti‘lit‘t at noon anti thcrc
vmro roccsuious from tho lli'.-‘l llonda SO NORWALK' CT'
u'cro slightly irregular. ;' TEL' 143‘
vigor nth-r a period of slight hesita-
tion. Reading: was pushcd up aggres-
sivcly 24F... and Union Pacific cxtcudctl
its risc to l")... St. Paul. imuiscviilo &
Atlantic (‘nust Linc 2‘13, A monitor of
(foul and iron railroads and industrial
0 80. MAIN ST" 50. NORWALK.
“empathic
lu (‘onuolltiatod (ins, which was ox-
tcndcd to ovor thrco points. curlwd
thc bullish enthusiasm. although tltcrc
worn a tow stocks which noid higher
than in the morning. notably Amul-
nuuuttml t'oppcr and itcadiuu. Amal-
tznluatod t‘opp‘cr got up ‘3 and Reading
80- Norwaik, Conn. 3 3-1.
The Maples A Goldschmidt 00.. Cum .
miuaion Brokers. Swartz & Corbett ~
Block. South Norwnik. Telephone 153.
Atuul Cop. 109% lint/g lilting How.
A. (‘. hi. b‘. (to. it} ill 4M; 45'."
A. (‘. & l". p. “)2 102 102 1102
Am. Cot. Oii. li-ilA 35 84% 34%.
Am, lcc, 56% 57% till 57%
.lm. Loco. dill/i; 'il‘ltt (hill, 71
Am. Suicit itiiiiy lull/l. 1601,; lol
Ant, Situar M2 ”2% Hill; 142%
A. 'i‘. o ii. We. lid-7i; 951,4. tilts; 9474i
Afl‘. & S. lt‘ I). ltli “MM. 104 104%
l‘htito, & 0th iii! “2% ill! 112%
B‘klyti. lt.’l‘. Sill/1 88M 88 88
Chen. & Ohio 59% ill) 59% till
Chi. at. N. W. 214% 21th 214% Zldlii;
Oh. it, cht. 207,5)
. M. «it St, P.177M
Col. i-‘. It i. it?
(lol. Routh. at.
Goa. (inc. 1441/.
Del. at End. 210 2t0
Eric. 44% 45%
Erie, lst. p. 79 791/.
Gen. Elev. 172% 172%
iii. Can. 173% 173%
ton. & Nash. 15m 152% 151%
Niel. 8t. lly, 114% 114% Jill/it I
Mckaentsr 25% 26% 26% 20%
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
560d Clothi'ngfat
If you have the least doubt of the goodnell of our popular
57 and $10 Line
let this fact dispel it. Since our 87 and $16
we have sold
’3
Iyltpim mu organized
«attention of Suits and Overcoata at $7 and 810 on
any complaints. Thai: are the only garments no
at the price warranted to hold the mp0 until worn out.
All Wealflluk Thihet Sula. All Wadi
Worsted but“, in the newest
cut on newest modem—ion
Venetian and Alpaca i no
Cheviot Suits, outpatient
gray” an good as custom tailored. All
coats, ride and «um vents.“ heavy in-
d, high (“domino in every «on.
all wool and: mo... was... and
rough; "moo
Nerf. lb West, 8% ._ 89
Ont. & Went. iii
Pith. Mall. 43 in ii
Paint. 11. R. 138 mill/51.38% ‘189'4
Poo. Gus. 942$ 96 ‘ 94% 94
a...“ error or .iii‘.
‘ up. , . ow W..-
Rock inland 2996” 28%. 8% 28%
South Poo. . 69% not. 69% 8m ‘ p ,
anti. ha, (in. 41 V it'll! 41 it The Pa
.& I. int 49 g m _, ._ ‘
cultured. for .120.
UMOBJ’M.
i! ll. '
C
“'Alili STREET. it): 10 8.. ills-‘l’l‘lct‘fi
AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY.”
. Pie Pineapple, Grated, in cans. 10c, is a “repeater." ,
pairs from one can said a customer. She bought the second time. Try» ill!
Am promised some fine ci dcr. expect it in .time fer Saturday"
Fresh arrival. Will 90 good with cider. ' A
Coffee. , fresh lot, just in. Now is the chance to get com
best condition. '.
Societies supplied when entertainments are given. at reducer! , M
wdl say it came from Dibbies' Put it against anything going fdr'iju i
You have heard
ioned New Orleans moia'ssas.
hasty pudding. Finest product ex
Smoked Sardines from Norway. Ask to taste them, ,12c,can'.
Tetley's Woods, and Liptons pack age Teas.
choicest the world produces.
Buy and try. 10c.
Waistin your valued orders. yours to aerv eanri please. ‘
Waiting your valued orders. yours tonerve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
theiament that now we get rid oi
Butwe have it here and new. thin
tam. 55¢ a gallon.
The finest selection
Nadine our fine display of 10a Haampl ’
WALL S'l‘lilfll‘l'l‘. l p. tit.—~-'l‘lio drop
TODAY'B QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wtraa or
Open High Low Close.
.4
on on on on
p. my. 72‘ 721,4. n72 -
or: « a it 95
up 32y. lit
to
I '33 8‘
.......................... ,........
................
, CELERYL cm
. UNITED
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
CERY co. 7
nor Noawat‘. .44
'ru :
CARPET SWEEPERS VS. THE CORN
Pow women in this age ball
tiu- lirootn is better than '
chopcr. but there ,n‘re may
think them more econottil '
figure it out for yourself. ‘
will last longer than fifty corn
that cost not less than $16
whereas the best swap
bought. at. from $2.50 til' 5.,
the grout economy in encore,
chopor just consider"
time, labor and health; (1 ,
in one-quarter of the trim
less effort than thecbml"
quires, makes no noise, ml
and an invalid can um,‘ .,
physician what. he thinks ”-
or from a. sanitary point‘o!
snoriiice so much oohlfort. ' I,
ienoo when it. can he ' '
Our line! Of It
front the lurgeut. factories
and the prince run
II. J. COLLINS and c
LADIES writ": HIRT W
LADIE3 DRE.“ ‘QKIR,
”semen-r A'rraacrtom.
Glaaaware, crockery, Cooking Uiéhriis. Window Shades, a”
“6 cacao caupv
M. 8. SMITH
‘lii '92 Washington Strut.
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