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LilEiilNBWS llillBS.
Mrs Adfim Schmidt oi! North Main
street, to visiting In Danbury
eAspsrsgus, 35c bunch. F. D. L. & Co.
Attorney Louis S; Beers is In
Bridgepol‘ttoday on business.
.. «1».chth cures mal‘mla.
Samuel Seymour has u very hand
some onto which recently arrived.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcunum,
hold n business met-tint: inst evening
“"Lili‘kwoildfi liall. Friday evening.
April 27. annual IIII‘tIII'iIIlIinIcIIi. of Int-
muculu‘to t‘oncopiion Society. Adults
sion, 25 cents“
E. H. liotchkiI'II-I. ot’ NIII-.wnlk tprIIIs
his new i'I'Iur~ cylinder (‘IidiliIIc next
week
A barge loud ot‘ crushed stone is be-
ing distributed ulmut the streets of
Norwalk. ... ,
Edward Taylor. of the Holmes, Keel-
er and Selleck force. is ill at his home
in Crnnbury.
A. J. Collins and Company are ship
ptn‘g loads of seeds to Greenwich and
to Seymour, Conn.
——l..eg o! lamb. 15c. Buttery‘s.
The Pine Ledge Whis't Club will be
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Dexter
Hitchcock. st West avenue
~BA8EBALL, SAFURDAY. APRIL 28
Grand opening or Amusement Poi-.k
Norwslh vs. Yale, second team.
A sociable and reception to the new
members will be heldrthis evening III
the South Not-walk Baptist Church:
-Leg of Lilith. ch.‘ I'luttcry's.
General Russell Frost. and stnii‘ have
been invited to attend the ploy to llt‘
given by the New Haven (lroyn to»
night
See the comic dIIIIIiu. ”Mis. Willis
Will. " IIt IIbclI'wooIl‘ s Hull. II‘IIIlny evc
hing. April 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Avery. who.
have been encoding the winter In Nor.
wu..lk are occupying their cottage III
Pound Ridge.
~See the pretty Ilrlll put on the floor
by degree temp It)! lady Foresters. III
Red Mons .flhll; tonight. Admission
only 10c.
Work will be mourned on Monday at
W. l3.‘l{ubhell's hat. factory. which
has been closed for some days owing
to the necessity of making repairs to
the boilers.
-—l.cg of Lamb. 15c. Buttery‘s.
The South Norwalk Library and
Reading Room uttei being closed tor
two Weeks will be reopened tomorrow
(Saturday) (Welling at seven o‘clock
Books may be exchanged from seven
until nine as ususl.
Major James K. Crofut. ol’ Simsbury.
commissury on‘thc staff of General
Russell Frost. goes to theI l’ncltlc roost
this week, with the Knights Templar.
but will return In time to attend the
state encoutpmcnt of the Connecticut
Notional Guard In Niantlc.
~Seventh Innusl entertainment. and
dance Immaculate Conception Socie-
ty. Friday evening, Lockwood's Hull.
Admission 25 cents.
An eifort. was made yesterday to sc-
curo a. bond for James Christlnnn. who
was bound over to the Superior Conn
by Judge Lockwood. Christiana was
taken to Bridgeport yesioidny by (‘.Ip-
min 0! Police Morchousc. no the men-
ey which would'insuro his tompoI-ury
freedom ‘wosvnot forthcoming.
united It Butler Romt.14c.iluttury's
The taxpayer. at the Union Elchool
District by adrertisainent In another
column.o are notified that the toil or
one and onoquhrtcr mills on the do]-
lnr will be this and payable on May
”hill“ and Ouilecto‘t‘ F‘ _.A Toilet;
will recs vs the some at Stillson- Pow
I-il's drug store 2 Washington street.
.... -Ilreod & Butter Ronni lie. ButtI-IIIy' u.
A delegation of momhorn 0! Norwalk
Lodge 8 PM!) lit. went to New Iiovon
lust ovoninl. hm! {transition to New lla-
to handsome picture of so
“it'll item Ill
Now York World Iliad of artists it. Is
In a Minimum trams lhdt and lit very
handsome. The picture was riicttlvtiti
by New hum lodge nod II flno
speech of ”coplanar Willi (mode by
the master of the Indus
wilrotti & flutter Ronni, Ho. rbIItary‘ II.
It. It. Mitts- oi.’ Norwclk. I‘Imn
put-chm “do, from Mr. Olivet-
one at hilt. We now hmim (in tho
» minus. trusting the
tub is llvuacittitihlt of
is hit and extends
tut 0 ocean and tho
~m aim; the prop.
‘ ‘ the mono trees
but be
”twill” Q
“I!“
Vol.7”; ' ..
J. acuity“. of Newark, is the guest
of John W. Beutty. of Film street.
m3 lbs. Shoulder 8th.. 25c. Buttery‘ II.
Mrs Melville Young of Fast Nor.
walk, has been? admitted to the Nor
walk Hospital for an opeiotlon.
«II lbs. Shoulder sub. 25c suitors.
Chariss- Dow Boxers accompimied
Ilowurd ll. Housman from Hurtlo'ril‘
)estcrdui. iu the i'oriner's new onto
mobile.
-,"RAH BAH, RAH. -
YALE. YALE. VALE "
Norwnlk \’ Yule second team, tint...
April '28th. incitement I’IIIk
'I‘he l.udles'130nrd. of the Norwa’lk
Hospital, through Mrs. I". A. lone. has
presented o clock for the operating
room of the institution.
Mrs. William Hess. of Cranhury. was
operated on at the Norwalk Hospital
yesterday by Dr. Word 8. Gregory. us-
sisted by Dr. Jean Dumortior.
'l‘he Matinee Whlst Club wns enter-
tIIlned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
George F. Bette and Miss Julie II.
Lockwood. at the latter‘s home in
East avenue. The first prize ewes
awarded to Miss Grace Street. of Dar
Ien: the second by Miss Emma Lock-
wood. and the third by Mrs. George F.
Rome. The guest? 5 prize. was secured
by Miss Eleanor (logo of Ridgeficld.
The next meeting of the club will be
with Mrs A. ll. Nuttiug
WWW
TRINITY CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. Wataru Sakikabara Will Preach
on Sunday Evening.
The services at. Trinity Episcopal
Church on Sunday IIVciIiIIg promises III
III- III‘ ospecial interest. The address
will be given by Rev. Wuturu Suklku-
burn~ a .lupuuesoI student.
' The Rev. Waturu Sukikabura was
born in Chiba, near Tokyo. Japan.
about. 30 years Iigo. His family have
long been ardent. Shintolsts. For two
Mi. Sskikabsra was Shinto priest He
came to this country about five yeuis
ago. and while In Nashville. Tenn... do
termined to become a Christian und if
possible to study for the ministry
Through the Rev.
Vicar of St. Agnes' Chapel. New \oxk
Mr. Sflklkobnra entered the University
of the South at Swoneen 'l‘enn. end
after h ptcphrutory academic course
studied theology. He wus IIIdIIiIIIIII
to the dinconuttI in June. 1905. IIIII is
now inking h‘ t'urthcr theological
coIIIsor‘Iit the General Seminary in
in Columbia Uniteisity. i'ionI whiIlI
he hopes to get the IIIustcr‘s degree
this your;
While II student :Ii SWIIIIIIII Mi.
SIIkIlIIIbaIII spent his hoiiduvs in mi.
slcn work III II Japanese County in
'l‘I-HIII Upon the completion ol’ his
studicii' in Now \Iuk he plans to In
turn to .lapnn us It nilssionaiv to his
own people.
At all services IIII Sunday oppmtuni
tics will be given to subsctibc to the
relief fund for the San II‘IIIIIclseII sIIl
fciei‘s.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED‘ DEATH.
Unknown Man Has a Narrow Escape
Near the Washington Street
Signal Tawer.
An unknown man bud II very thril»
ling escape from II sudden death yes-
terduy afternoon. near the signal tow»
er at the Washington street l'illll't'lfll’l
bridge.
"l‘he fellow. who was evidently ii
tramp. had walked from East Norwnlk
across the bridge. oil was very much
Intoxicated. and when right near the
signal tower he stumbled and tell. lie
was too drunk to be able to pick him
self up. and tell t‘nst usroep across the
truck. A lost express was due, when
fortunately he was discovered by tho
slgnnl men. It took but II moment .to
set the signals against. the train and
run out. The tellow was shaken up
and started down the abutment but it
is doubtful if he realized how hour he
came III II sudden death.
GAVE THEATRE AND DINNER
PARTY.
General and Mrs. Russell Front Enter-
tslncd Friend: in New York.
Gonorul und Mrs. ltuosI-ll lI‘rosl. unve
II theatre party at tho Cuslno, in New
York city. lust Monday evening to (lot.
ouI-I unit Mrs. Charles H. Jones. Alter
the ploy o supper was served III. Sher-
ry'u find no Intoruml reception was
hold at the Iii. Itogls. where the party
mot friends who wuro Iruvolinu coili-
punlous in lluropc. in the purty were
thmuntnotloro and Mrs. Soul‘s. Colonel
itiitl Mrs. Jones suited for l’nrls you»
terduv on tho LII Boonie. tor II slit
months tour on the continent.
with by Mailman" or the:
has hint at
ry' From the loci that Hyatt: Inc in»
years boiore coming to this country :
Dr. Manning. now .
New York. besides Intending lectures ,
Hygels loo.
H...S&M
‘e SUI :s
FROMII$8. 50 T0 $15 00.
It' s‘becsuse we’ ve made a reputation for unusual value and sat—
isfaction' In our suits at higher prices that we carimlvc your unusual
value and sstisfoctlou in the suits we sell at lowfll‘ prices.
30 you they be sure we know the goodness of these soils horn
. $8 50 to $15 will not dim the luster of our greatel fame. We guards—
tee them for satisfactory service.
'1‘ hey owe their style and fit to the wmk of the identical tailors
who make higher-priced suits; points on which we invite your judg-
ment after a try-on.
A range of fancy mixtures, in single and double-breasted models.
in all sizes for men and young men.
suits. which tells the story
SOUTH NORWALK.
we Sell
Naturally our suits from $15 to $25 are better in quality—they’ re
For the negligee season. handsome negligce shirts at 50c. par-
ticularly good for the money; and fancy hose, 15c, or 2 pairs for 25¢.
up to 50¢ per pair.
Tel._:Call, 32-2.
we
for
you
room for dispute on this point.
Economy: is It. -rIIul?
soil is assured to all who buy here.
complaint. .
III».
1th ()ul's 'l‘huts (YIIIIIII.
MANUEL T. HATER.
We handle. muny‘hinds oi‘ "Cluck
Feed.“ but consider the "1). M. Chick
lI‘chl” llit‘ host.
Will tell you why it
will cull.
That's the question.
easy to mnke low prices it quality is Illsregurded.
market. is always full of low priced groin. Quality in all
We leave no
‘Our prices leave noroom
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
new" St... ’* .
Eaton-libiihul’s Writing l',IlpeIs
Just Received.
Tel
much harder. clean-r. purer, mic Icnbi J .
or. and III In every my so much been“
lthsn’ natural ice. whcn'lt ll sold at
the um. pric'c u natural lot. it ll
much cheaper. All his wagon: will
call Hygclc loo this uni-on. Ask your
Ice winter it.
this omens" mom
i fall A QUAltflii.
includtn than and till «hon.
“lino? II, mm the on at
ow. stunner. ‘
Wei”
mm
' kt :m iii .
“II“ not...
In W
In Jamar
. Mammoth candidly cin-
«me «pupae Rim.
SHAD.
BLUEFISH - . .
wnmxsn . - .
STEAK con . .
SILVERIBASS‘ . .
HARD onnns c102,, .
And All Other Kinds of Fish.
Cutbill’sBridge Market,
108
mostly open cocoon“ filth on
licks each week, for I while I“
to civic toe int. You WM ‘
them
macaw” interest from tits iii-It
Wm. P. Beers.
6' So. Main St. 50. Norwalk.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER
100
100
80
So
300
Free Delivery
Is a matter It habit. a lnblt of sandman a little w“ ii'“ it" it
less than you earn. II habit of limiting that
nuns
Sit lllllil; Baily
29th
‘ Nude only of‘thn purest nud
best ingredients. You nbvor be-
I» tore got. such delicious candy III.
thih price. Everything III gen»
lllllt‘ Illnuil these emuliuum Y
. iiilIIiuI
Tlii‘iiil candles are made III such
lord“ mobilities illlii we can ‘
sell them III. II. pride usually ask-
ed for Interior grades of candy.
BUY A BOX AND PROVE
ITS QUALITY. '
50o quality for 29c ii),
We Illiff-ord‘ Pharmacy
The Prescription Btoro.
Telephone, 15—2.
no or-
IIIIVorlug. no glucose.
Monies Ii Goldschmldt 00.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton. .
“' Swartz G. Corbett Block. 30. Norwalk.
TODAY lN WALL ITREET
WALL STREET." ltl:l0 u. tor—Tho
opening stock market t0tl1'l) mode a
good I'Isponsc to the higher level of
prime in London and gains wen»
general liIIougbout IlII list running
fioih a large (motion to (not It point.
ill muny piominent slot-ks. l' nitcd R'Iil
wnis lIIvestIIIIInI pfd nIlvaIII-cd III“,
St. Poul. lrczit Northern phi. Au
IIcouIiII and Sloss 'SlIcilicld Steel 1%...
ltcuding ii... Louisville and Nashville.
‘ American Hide and Leather pl'Il. and
Amalgamated (”oppeI about a point
itIIIi N. Y. (‘1,ctItIII l‘nion I’IiI-Iiiii.
IIIIIadiIIn l’IIIiilc. t‘lIIsanIIIlIII dz Ohio
ilIIIoltlin ”Innisit iiiltl l.oI-IInInii\II u
pond fruciinn. .
WALL Sl‘ltlllii'l‘, it it. m.-~~.Vlosi III'
the usual IIIIIilI-I‘s IIIIIIIII illi‘ll‘ host. pri
cos, iu the lirst. few minutes or trading"
and though‘ there was increasing
strength tit oihei points the active
iI- :Itures quIluIilly relapsed with St
Paul IIIIII Reading prominent PM)
bounced selling of Consolidated (.as
which IIII'IiIIIl it of: 0ch u point can
. Ilributcd to the pioi‘essionul IcIIlizing.
M'illly Iidiuntcs ranged trom 1‘ III It
points, These gulps us well us oth
we established at the opening were
IIoIIsiIlIIrubly reduced III. ll o'clock.
WAl l. S'iRh‘lEl . noon -—’l he bur-
IIIgu us {I t‘llli.‘ IIIIII small offeiings sIIII
ed to wipe out the trains. 'llie nIquIII
was active IIIIII weak at noon. llonds
che hcuIy.
WAI l. STREII. '1‘. I p. m. liming the
noon hour heavy liquidation (time up
on ilitI miiiket and suppmt \Ius practi-
Iully withdrmuvin A \iolcut ulun iu
the Hill stocks led the bleak, ch
become general and the mar be»
come Ilemorulizcd. Grout Nort II pt'..
made It rapid drop of 25 points, North-
cru Pacific ill/g. Northwestern 8r St.
Paul 4%. Delaware it Hudson 5. New
York Central 3%., Colorado lI‘ucl ti.
Sloss Sheffield Steel 554;. National
Leudii. Union For. Canadian Pucillc.
Reading. Pennsylvania. tinted States
Steel. Amsgamutcd Copper. Smelling.
Bugnr nnd a number of others from 2
to :l oints.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Intel or
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Bwnrts & Corbett
Block. 80th Norwoik. Telephone 153.
Open lllsh Low Close.
Auuil (“op lIll'IZI‘. iIlti’ig liliiipltlIIV/n
A. (3. II: II‘. Co, il ii 40% 40%
Alli. ice. Iii iii. liil iltl
Ant. Loco tlilli (Hid d2 62
Am. Smelt 154% 154% 152% 152%
Alli. Rilxttr Lilli/4 i'lTI-lfi lliilfi ldiila
A. '1‘. it B. lI‘II. 89% 89% till Bil
llultu. It Ohio 108% 10k“. 107% 107%.
li'klyii. R. 'l'!‘ litl‘ld Siliia 79% 79%
(‘llIIu. & tlhlo i’IIi fill time {this
Ulll. & N». W. 200% Sill Willi; 201
(lb. tit .Wi‘Nl 20 20% HIM liliifi
i‘.. M. it til. PARS Iiiliifi limifi "351,5
(lol, It‘. at l. 54% 64% MW 5W.
Coil. Gun Mill/5 133% till-iii 132
Write. ' lil’lii' ills “V; 41%
tlIIii. lGlcc. 167% 167% Hill/I, idlifi
lll. Cit". ”WM Milly. loin?! IIIIII'ig’.
lAllI. Iii Nash liti lil’I Mill/... HIM
Molt. (it-Iii. 237% 2325i 22%, 22%
M. K. a 't‘. titty. tutu. 23 ....
lilo. the». our. our. 92 n2
Nut. Imud 70% 'l'l’ifi 7W. 7W.
N. t'. obs . Him mm but Izir.
8m
litlg
Pull. Milli 60% 40% 40 40
Penn. ltlt. tall 138 .137 13'!
Pratt. 8. Cor . ii = tilts tilts
Rowling.
Bouillon
south Pact.
41
108% 106%
{ForBusiness
‘ General We , "
Stylish, correct-fitting, new-patterned Shirts,
Low shoe Hosiery ready for‘all. ‘ I 25.
Boys‘ Shoes.
Men's Fine Footwear. . 3'3 "J
Slime Helps‘at Ilihhle’s [in
PORTO RICO MOLASSES. New crop the finest quality prodii
in. 55cts a gallon. I am headquarters for this article.
Iii-LOVER HILL BUTTER Fresh in low prices. One of the fine' .
mar "
POTATOES higher. $1. 00 bushel wholesale market my price 3
hel accts. peck.
SWEET POTATOES last of the season. now going at Bots q;
Elete Mustard Sardines new lot in, fine shape, 10c carton]
Puffy Cake.
AMMONIA BARGAIN. Don't forget it 70“: for 10¢ article
A fine Tonic. a great spring medicine is Gorf's Herbo Bitters,
now in. Bottles. 25c. *
We shall hava some nice spinach at 25cts a peck.
' HOPE TO SERVE AND PLEASE.
Telephone Call 26-4.
21 lbs Granulated Sugar
ARMOUR‘S HAMS ........... ‘. ...........................
. . ,. . . .
VERY LEAN TENDER SHOULDERS ....................... .. .‘. ..
BEN HUR FLOUR .................................... bblh$525
JONES 6. PILLSBURG’ S FLOUR .............................. ..
3 CANS EXTRA QUALITY TOMATOES A .
MILK ........................... ~ ....... ........ t.......~.s:cs
LARGE PRUNES .............................................. a i
LARGE PEACHES .......... . ............. . ................. ' ..... 2
APRICOTS ........................................... ,...:.V..f.
ous BISCUIT ......................................... . ........ 2 '
HOME GROWN SPINACH AND KALE: ORANGES, list/lend. '
sens LETTUCE, GREEN PEAS. WAX BEANS. mun. In
DISHES. SWEETS. NEW POTATOES, are.
UNITED GROCERY 00.:
20 NORTH MAIN or. 'I J, ,
so NORWALK. cT. .‘ .)I" I t
TEL. 14:. ‘
EYES: CHANGE
Oflon one attribute- a lack of clearncu of vision I , '
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would It now VIN
your eyes examined mini ’ ' '
“”8 FREE.
0. D Jackson.
. Graduate Optician.
AND oLAsaes MUST be ,c ._
Accosoluow
A o . A II
58 WALL STREIT. '
111-0 Pttlo . A»
” Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUS MISS C”
.. . The Min- 47 wnxc. ,
.» windscreens Lo um THAN won
All v u ws'rcmm nihilism item I
u. A. MIRIILL. ”mini.
AA" NORWALK. to haulltil out heals .
, lent »
Bins hectic slums of mind»- Iisxout y
. .‘s 'c’nd
the silent oi Misc Ethel Glover of Win» immunities
field street.
, furry Growl:
Mr. and Mrs. Storm or» moving nunI mt Mount 15
from the mill-odd house in Wind in a r Wm '
“:3” :3}; street to the Wampum " can u all m
nits in August.
The regular orator meeting was WILL NO? WY
- ti
lidMM Month :In the last avenue
5'3”?) n m m by rm.
» ems-When i“.
on IR . m -.
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