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a
Location lines.
The tug Flushing arrived yesterday
with ,two barge loads or coal for Non
walk dealers. .
~Roe Shad, 130. Buttery‘s.
Mrs, Charles Iii. Ferris. of Bayvtew
avenue. is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin
Miller, ot.’ Iranistan avenue. .Bridge-
. port.
Palestine Castle, Knights of the
Mystic Chain. held a .meeting last.
evening. Routine matters wot-etakcn
up.
"Pride of Valley Succoiash. 4 cans.
25c. IN‘_ D. lowland: (lo.
Satisfaction is‘ the Word to apply
to Cardinal flour. Road C. It}. Sey-
mour's ad. That. will tell you moro
about it. ,
-—lluck Shad. Itic. Iluttcry's.
Daniel Hogan. harness maker tor
Raymond Brothers, has recovered
from his recent. illness, and is back
at. his bench.
~"'""""--t.ran. sfigarj’a lbs. 25c. no.1. & Co.
“nu——
Miss Blossom Smith has returned
home from Wheaton‘Seminni-y, Massa-
chusetts. and will spend her Easter
vacation bore.
~—Buck Shati. iOr. Bttttery‘s.
Washington Camp. 1’. 0. S. of A..
held a regular routine business meet-
ing last averting at their rooms on
Washington street.
—i.lve Lobsters at Cutblll's.
Amund Sathcr, of Roma Hill. has
returned home from Rhodc island,
where he was called by reason of the
death of his sister’s husband.
~Buck Shad, 10c. Buttcry's.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman. of South Main
street, who has been conilned to her
home. for the past, month with rheu-
matism. is slightly improved.
~-~Iiaby won't. suiter live minutes
with cronp it you apply I)r.-’l‘homas'
liklectrie Oil at once. 'It acts like ma»
pic.
The greatest, aggregation of spring
merchandise in The Norwalks. That
is what H. Kricgcr & Co. are adver-
tising. The ad. will give you descrip-
tions.
—I“resh Shoulders, lie. Buttery‘s.
St. John's Lodge. F. and A. M., of
Norwalk, conferred the second degree
last night. Next Tuesday night. a
special communication will he held.
to work the third degree.
yo—Ilatelt Spring Derblcs. O'Brien's
Benjamin F. Andrews of Norwalk.
expects the arrival In a few days ot
a new automobile. The car is of the
two-cylinder twocyclc type, anti is a
well known Datrdit make.
——oran. Sugar. 5 Ills" 25c. no.1... & Cu.
William J. Martin. who has been ill
of typhoid fever and 'its consequences
for the past three months at his home
in South Main street. was able to get
out for tho tirsLtlme. yesterday.
~Gnke and Easter Egg Sale, Wo-
man's Ass‘n Cong. Church; afternoon
ten. 50. Sat, Apr., 7. 3 to 5 p. in. rest-
dence cit-Mayor Lee. 7 li‘ttlt'lluld Ave.
to. N. Sippcrly. of Westport, who
has been laid up a large part. of the
winter by Illness, is able to be out
again. This morning Mr. Slpperly
drove to Nurwalk in his automobile.
mit‘resh Shoulders. llc. Buttery‘s.
Met-turn. Reynolds. of Chicago. uutl
Brooks. of Minneapolis. members of
the Hurstrom school. left town this
morning on a two weeks' vacation.
which they will spend at their homes.
Othcr students will leave ucxt Week.
~—-“Doun'it Ointment. cured mo oi
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time" The cure was permanent." lion.
8. W, Matthews. Commissioners ..u-
bor Statistics. Anguilla. Me.
Rev. M. (l. 'I’hompium. rector of
Christ Church. Greenwich. will preach
in Christ Church at 7:30 o’clock, this
evening. This will be the last of the
modal Friday evening Lenten iter-
vices. Next Friday Bishop Hrttwutltt‘
will be present to confirm a lame
class. ‘
mitt-etch Shoulders. lie. liuttcry‘s.
liornco E. Dean. who recently open
an a root clinic tutti tnveatmo. office
in Not-walk. ha- ono hundred building
into for sale, within ten minutes walk
or the post. cities. on open tin-coin.
titration and randy for building. 'i'hcno
into soil for “00 and upwards. The
first payment on these in no and a;
monthly. The" are also tree from
tom and Interest.
You're growing mot-c beautiful day by
6". dailt‘ ‘ljlittt’.
l hops you're not using cosmetic: on
your (mt ,
0h. Chortle, till! it? great injustice to
nut. ' M , yflountnln Tea-
“ out).
‘ t Miasllaudin. or South Norwaltt,‘ has
‘ u' tired . , .
'lVQfl‘lD. started" yesterday on a trip
Sou b ‘
o.
men. visiting Miss Flora Bradley, in
‘ titan. ~' ‘ ‘ -
tiers, visited roluti
Saturday. ' ~
Saturday tutti Monday attractions,
Will be found In M. S. Smith & (tofu
ad. Rum) it.
Some real values In groceries (it the
New ork Grocery Store. ltoad the
ad. t prices.
Among the recent purchasers of mo-
tor oars in this vicinity are Charles F.
Tristram, of Norwalk. and H. '1‘. Leon.
of Westport. ,
Top coat weather is with us again.
Joseph Davis can furnish the coat.
See ad. for prices. ‘
Miss Florence Mead. of South Nor-
walk. is spending a week with her
mother, in Branchville.
Arthur Kenny, who is in the. lunch
wagon business at Staten island. was
a visitor In town today.
yea-in Norwuik. lust
Easter stilts that dress you as
as smartly as the usher follow, at. Rog-
ers a Stevens’. Se ad.
~Live Lobstors. lite. Buttcry's.
The annual meeting oi‘ the. Norwalk
Club. which will be held next. Monday
night. is called for 7:31) o‘clock.
(lockcuoc Tribe, I. 0. R. M. of Nor-
walk. will meet this evening, at. the
wluwnm. in the Gazette building.
Fancy lemons only the per dozen,
at .ioselolY‘S. ’l‘lmrc are other inter.
t‘h‘iillg specials in the ad. Read it.
Miss Clara. Dibble, of South Main
street, is home from Smith‘s College.
wLive Lobstcrs. 18c. Buttery's.
Next Sunday to Palm Sunday; April
10, Passover; April 13, Good Friday.
and April 15. Easter; and the end of
fasting. ‘
Dr. Poet.
form an operation at the Norwulk
Hospital. this afternoon. on Mrs. An-
nie E. Sturgcs, of Westpurt.
—~l.lvc Lobsters. 18c. Butteryts.
Mrs. William Webb, of Nod, enter
lained her daughter. Mrs. I-l. Stevens.
of Rldgoiield, and her grandson and
great grandson, of Norwalk. last week.
'l‘wo cariouds of hard coal are be-
lug placed in the. east and west bound
stations of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company, in
South Norwuik.
w-Roe Shad. lite. lluttery's.
Henry M. Hoyt, ot‘ Chestnut. street.
Ntll‘wzilk, who underwent a serious
operation yesterday at the Norwali
Hospital. is resting comfortably and is
believed to be doing nicely.
—~Prldo of Valley Succotnsh. 4 runs
25c. 1", I). Lawton & Co.
Miss Irene Britain“. who was oper
died on at the Huspitul yesterday, i‘ot
appendicitis. is doing very nicely. The
operation was performed by Dr. Wil
liitin .I. Tracey. assisted by in. It. I..
Higgins and Dr, Ii‘. I. Burnett.
—ltoc Shad. tile. Buttery's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. (3. Bradley and bias
tcr Leonard Ilradlcy, of Wilton, visited
friends in Bridgeport on Saturday.
During the absence of the agent. Wile
ton station was in charge of “illlly‘
Wood. operator of the Nurwulk sta-
tlou. who has many friends in Wii
ton.
—Impure blood runs you down-w
makes you an easy victim tor orgaelt
dlscasos. Burdock Blood Bitters purl.
ties the bloodwcurcs tho causembuilds
you up. .
in the pool tournament of the Nut-
mug Club. last, night. (lcorgc .I. (Java
naugh, 75. heat. tilt-nest (3, Gregory.
I00. by the score of 75 to 72. This
game wins the second cue for Mr.
Cuvanangh. Charles Id. Johnson. Jr..
till. William J. Rider. iii). and Charles
Verlin. tilt). are the contestants tor
the ilrst cuo.
”EVERY vouuc
MAN suntan)
S A. V E .
There is no
better way
than to start
an account
with
The
‘l ‘ ,
built litihttillt
Trust lit.
Four nor coat in-
torettt paid in the
SAVINGS Dill-
PARTMEN'P.
Banking hours.
truth 9 to it. and
non 1 to 3 Enter?
tiny ovoninxtt. ’r
, ...». w... .MLM. ..
its... in or
Austin. of West
Mrs, Lula A. Snark-s. of Scott '(tor- ‘
Nortlmmpton. for the Easter vacation. '
of New York, will pcr- -
, a Eastél‘..Number ‘ :4 doing. Ava.
. . _ m .t .7... 6..“
Sat:
, lrryi‘l‘ " V l i ,
You 1: on: out Easteri‘inorning as sma tly dressed as “the
other fellowff That's what our smart clotheasnoyt'or: to dress you
‘rightéqtiickl‘y’wto your perfect satisfaction-war modest cost.
. y y; , , . . .
. Nothing ‘elsc in town than can match them in style. tit, quality
and that kind of tailoring which rivets shape and suittogcther until
worn out. ' . ‘ . ‘
’ ‘Do they fit? Face a mirror in any one of the“ right size suits
here and you‘ll see our idea of fit coincides with yours; the try-on
proves. '
.The‘ latest patterns in greys, fancy mixtures. plain gray, blue
and black; single and double-breasted models with all the new
style kinks. See them this week. '
Easter hats. overcoats, gloves, neckwear. shirts and hosiery.
‘ ‘ 'titiT Fl T' TEL. RS
SOUTH nonwaLK.
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We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling tho best quality and giving'
the best service. We are going to stick to that sumo ,
duality, the some care in delivering, and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain better results than
from any one else. '
Some of the goods we have to otter:
For Horses and Cattle. I-‘or Poultry.
No. 1 Oats. Chick Manna.
Fancy Oats. (thick Food.
H. 0. Feeds. (Tr. (:orn.
Hay . Meal.
Cora. ii. 0. Feeds.
Salt. Irl t.
Bran. Shells.
Wheat Feed. liccf Scraps.
Cut, Hay. All Grains.
Gluten Feed. Pratt's Food.
International Foods.
Wheat.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL 1'. torrent " 3 ,
W"M
noggin: n“""‘
Spaultling’s. Baseball Goods
including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc. ‘
At W. P. BEERS’
19 WALL 811, NO‘RWALK. G 80. MAIN 8T.'. 80. NORWALK.
Preparation
in one at the chief factors of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
otters facilities for a thorough business training.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal. Bo. Norwnlk. Conn.
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ROE SI-IAD ......... . ......... lilo lb. ALI. OTHER KINDS OF’ FISH.
IIUCK SHAH ............ I ..... I20 Iii. OPENED LONG (ILAMS.......300 qt.
STEAK COD .......... lilo lb. (IREI‘JNPORT OYS'I‘ERS.
GtMVBd M kt
u l 5 age are,
To] 108 Free Delivery
DISCIPLINE AT ANNAPOLIS. . ’
wasnmo'rou. April tin—Antoni: SDeClalS
suggestions offered to Secretary llouu- ,
purte for the betterment. of discipline FOR
at. Annapolis to a plan, to have boys be-
gin their training for a naval career
two years before they actually enter
the academy. this time to be spent in
uniting all over the world and familiar.
icing themselves with life on the suit
and especially in getting tmqunlnted
with each other and settling different
cos of opinion which might. result in
serious hazing: it tho hnyu were on
land. The unorcmry of the navy does
not think favorably of this plan. how-
ever, and will not. recommend it. to
Congress. Ho‘hcliovcu discipline at
Annapolis will improve umior the hill
jolt passed by Congress tor the. grad
noted punishment of hazing accordion .
lotto severity. .
Salmon) and Mondati
, Onlu. ‘ .
Gold Medal Flour, pu- bng, Bio
“Volunteer Flour. poi- ban. 00c
Our Vary Int Juno Butter, per lh.. 24o
Fruit Mode Butter. pot- lb., 27¢
13 Strictly Pruh can. 260
2 tin. Apricots, ‘ 26¢
m as .Hm“
sultan, APRIL 3.
devout ' I in color. illustrated.
150 2 for 25¢
FINIOT LINK“
stories by than hell, Johnxontirlck
,. _ ' binary Tourist). firearm and
Suits $10 to $25,
, Penn. R. R.
’Pren. it. Our.
Union Pic.
1!. 9. Steel
I
4’
O
n1y2a9‘c' '
a pound. ,
Our Saturday Candy.
but for flavor, acoortment and
v purity it to unequalled In this
city. ‘
Just ouph a box of delicious
assorted Chocolatcl as you’d ply
. 50¢ a pound for any other day
than Saturday and think you
were getting it cheap.
Stop in for a box of our Sat.
urdny Candy.
Ihc (illfford Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15-»2.
Maples ti Goldsolimidt (30.
t Incorporated.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Canon.
Swartz & Corbett Block. 80. porwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET H
WALL STREET. 10:10. a. tn.-0niy
small variations In prices were shown
In the opening of the stock market
today and many stocks wurc unchang-
ed from last night‘s prices. The most
conspicuous change was a decline of
tilt, in (Intriu & Western. but the hilt
er coalers showed small trains. in
other quarters of the list there were
snail] declines. Interest. was languid
and business. on a small scale.
WALL STREE'IL ii a. tn.—~~(‘.tmcern
mcr thc monetary situation, and the
tart that loans made today carry in—
terest charges for three days, caused
hoary spilling out of stocks soon after
the withing, in which tltc btars lunt
effective aid. Losses in the prominent
railroad stocks were mostly confined
to substantial fractions. the most acutu
weaknessdeveloping, in a half dozen
of the active specialties. Buying for
both accounts caused a good rally in
which Reading got back to yesterday’s
closing, but the ntinormcentotti that
call loans were. being made at 20%
started the market downward again.
WALL STREET. Nootiwl‘ricus hung
suspondad about. the low level during
most of the secdhd hour. but hardened
before noon. The Pennsylvania group
rose above last night. that stock gator
top. a. point. Pretty full recoveries
were made in the general list. Bonds
were easy.
WALL STREET. 1 p, m.-\\'hen the
rates for call money turned above 80
per cent. the rally. which had its in-
ception in the Pennsylvania group stop.
pcd_ but there was no material reac-
tion. Subsequently Reading and tin-
ion Pacino wdre bought on a large
scale. and after they crossed 138 tutti
158. respectively, the general market
began to pick up.,
TODAV'B QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmkit Co. Com-
mission Brokers. Swarm «it dorbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open High Low Close.
III il‘A 109% Hill/h
Antal (iop.
A. (I. & I", Co. H “M 43% 44%
A. COL Oil. 34% 34% 34% 34%
Am. ice. 55% till 65% 55%
Am. Loco. 69% 68 O7 68
Am. Smelt 160% 160% 158% Militia
Ant. Sugar Mi Mi 139% HO
A. '1‘, it; 8. Fe. 931/.
Hallo. & Ohio llil'A
il'klyn It, 1‘. 87%
(thus. Ohio 59%
(till. Al N. W. 209
mil (it. West. any.
0. M. it St. P. 177%
(lol. F‘. d: I, tillé
Con. nits. 14th
not. & that. 208%
Erie Mil
Eric. tut. ptd. 78%
ill; (it-n. 172
Ma, lit Nash. that»:
Manhattan tti‘t
Mot. St. Ry. 115% 115%. “out Him
Mex. (tool. 25% its 25 mm
M. K.&.'I‘. 35% «35 34% all
M. K. & 'l‘. p, 72% 79%; 72% 79%
Mo. Pnc. him 95% any, 96%
Not. Load. 83% 88% B2 83%
N. Y. Can. 144%, 145 Hill 146
Nort. & West. 89%: 89% 88% 89%
Out. a West. B214, little, out .6214,
110 141" 133% i3;
nu nu no
my, 112% non
am and run
my. 59 to
are 209 209
21 20a 21
17711. 1751:. mm
mu. 591/. can
1421.4. 1401/. 142
210 203% 210
ton. “it. um
78% 78% 78%
.172 172 172
mm 150% tutu.
m 157 ,m
Poo. Gas.
it 4098'
U. El. Hubbard” i 63%
43% AIM 42'
“unmet. ill N
' u 1133:;
‘ . "rmtutlild. " hog Meanin-
mnuia'oution."hy biotic1 Nan‘
OS not test. at.
157% 157% 133% 16532: .
“us or ,
F orwgeeks y, e .
i
Have you a fresh ovcrcoat tor tricky Spring? ill .
Ours lit with striking style. $10.00 to $25.00. Ni ii.
OUR SMART CLOTHES FOR SPRING are mark
past-master workmanship. They are made from higlg,
Woolens, both domestic and iniig‘iirted. Individually int
and custom-made, they fit with striking Hstyle. , r ‘\| ‘ o.
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT. ‘i" ‘
EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN’S FINE FOO
WEAR. ‘ g
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats. [ 1. Vi]. '2‘.
SELLECK it FRI?
98 WASHINGTON ST.
II
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.Teleplione Call 165-5. y ‘4‘ y
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20
pad laying and gone
inch"
LORENZO DIB
' ”SPECIALS” FOKSATURDA
VERY BEST JUNE BUTTER ............... . PER LB., 21c:;‘5 LBS.
ere ask for this quality 5 to 7
SO NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.
I
AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY.
‘t
l
are a little scaroer and higher. Fowls have It"
to setting. 27c dozen here.
New Butter, fresh made. 27c lb. .
Pillsbury’s “Satisfaction" Flour, 75c bag. Try it. Just in.
Dried Beet, quality now running fine; sliced with our new
machine, it given entire satisfaction.
Cheese, rich and buttery, now on tap.
New Brooms—Fine lot straight w hisk Brooms for spring cleanlnua 1i
New;
“40 out: to I
Any quantity from Soup
Hand Sapotio, as advertised. we sell at 10c.
Bargain in Tar Soap, 10c goods. 4 c. or 2 for 7c. _ .
Have you tried the Hulled Corn? Large can So, to know‘all about It.
Hope to serve and please. ‘
1
We shall have nice. fresh, curly Kale, 25c pk.
Telephone Call 26-4.
The duality is excellent; giving satisfaction to the masses. Other. '
cents pet-lb. over this price. ;
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ..................................... ‘...
LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ...................................
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY co."
NORTH MAIN ST.
.CARPET SWEEPERS vs. THE CORN BROOM.
Few women in this age belie
the Broom is better than the
Sweeper, but. there are man
think them more economlca
figure. it out for yourself. A
will last, longer than fifty cox-no _
that cost not less manual“) to ”‘3‘
whereas the best sweeper ‘
bought at from $2.50 to $5.00., - '
the great economy In diredt war." '
sweeper just, consider how, IE
time. labor and health, does,
in unequal-tar of the time it
less effort than the corn .
quires, makes no noise. ratio .
and an invalid can use it *
physician what he thinks‘
or from a sanitary point a
sacrifice so much comfort-
icnce when it can be c
cheaply. Our line of n‘
from the largest {notoriety
rigid the prices range tr
()0 ‘
12-
18 North MainStrefi. South N . 3.,
GOAL AND we r ’
. w. o
' A. J. outlays and}:
AGENTS iron , ,
Bowkor’fs Fortitlzgflu
B. Hershneid
122 wa'rmt s'rnnu'r. ‘ ‘
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