n WACI-illifl't'bli or...»
I.
”MW --
Local lens lines
Ophir Clio ter, 0 E 8.. held a regu
lar meeting net evening
m...
-Buy Michigan Steel Boats.
St. John's ad
Read
There will, be no Service tomorrow
at the iiroollslde .Chnpel.
Jnmos'liurllc. of New York. was a
vlt‘lltor in South yNorwaik, yesterday.
A son huh been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Bartram, oi Broad River.
~--Dr. Dick's. cures lnnlnrin.‘
I
. l'i‘he pineapple column in at. hand and
the prion of that. fruit to on the decline.
A routine meeting of the Yacht Club
entertainment committee was held inst
owning
M. S. Smith & Company are offering
several interesting attractions in their
.ad. today. Read it.
Miss Hilda Snell, who formerly re-
"sidod at Brookside but who has been
living in Chicago for some is visiting
triends here.
Complain! has unmade to The
Sentinel bathtub lid ”filling which was
shot on Eimcrest recently. still re-
mains unburied.
. —Croiut_& Knapp Rots. O‘Brien.
, Miss Bessie Naphe-y. of East Non
walk. has gone to Hartford, where she.
will take. a course in mnnlcuring and
shampoolng with Madame. Sullivan.
I-‘rederiek (‘, Clark, who riled this
week In Summit, N. J.. and who was
buried today In ‘Sinmi‘ord, won a real-
dents oil. Norwnlk some sixty years
«go and was .1 non of the. late. Austin
(‘lanl
The tag Addie V.‘ towed out one. of
the pulp schoonero which has been
discharging at the St. George Pulp and
Paper Company plant ill Norwnlk. this
morning. A second schooner is now
being unloaded at the company's dork.
”~7-
Mru. C. A. Moon and family, of
Washington. D. C., who-hm on an au-
iomoblle trip through this part of the
country, Spent. inst night at. the Non
walk Hotel. Mrs. Munn has n son who
is a student. at the Harstrom school.
it was reported about town today
that one o! ,the‘trunks owned by a
member of the Clara. Turner Company
had been rifled and ‘a‘ hundred dollar
bill stolen. At lioyi’o Theatre noth~
ing of the once was known.
Bountiful women can have the best,
in the world. for there is none
so it rimnn an to refuse. anything to
a. pretty Women. liolllsier's Rocky
Mountain Ten makes bountiful women.
35 cents. Ploiuled'u Drug Store.
Harry Smith, '1‘. lavannglr. P. N.
Knapp. W. Btockwell. South Norwnlk;
W F. Russell, .l A. Chose. h‘rnmk
Drummond. R A. Hollow, J. W. (‘oriu
nuy. Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. llnbli, Karl
on. it. P. John. New York; George
H. Furmnn. Milford: Arthur C. Wheel
or, Norwalk; 1". M. iieoker, Tholnnu
Johnson, Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. J. Clark.
iionton: John 1.. Hyde, liarry Wiliih-
burn, llnltlinore; it‘. C. liull. New l-llr
ven: Mills E. 1. Lone. Miss Miller.
Norwaik; Minn Cooke, Monti-uni; R.
(i. Diokonson. Hartford; J. 'l‘. 1.. Allen.
New London: W. W. Spencer. llutinlo;
Mr and Mrs. R C Jones, Chicago.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford.
Pom flhlIIdI,
Caleb Wood.
4 Prilctlcal Painters.
Don't my $1. till it nation for canned
oil. which ought to chat. but do center it
gallon.
the barrel and add ii. iii the L. an M.
i'nlnt whldh iii semi mixed
When you buy L. on. Paint. you get
a. full gallon of point that wont Weal-
oil for to or 16 years because L a M
'zlnc harden the L. e M. White Lead
and maker: 1.. t M paint wenr like
M mixed with 3 gal-
r‘n zillion: 14.
will paint a moderate
lomr Unused O
sized house 21,120 per gallon.
Sold in iii“ no FYY). 10am. south and.
mu t.
O 8. Andrew. ll’mMIydr, Danbury,
Conn. writes: ‘ "muted my hoiiira 19
years In with #:1423431“ well
BoYd by 130th Nor-
ir. Conn. Shula Hurd-
m“ gown; w. s.
t Conn; hurtli-
~ multimillionaire
~itll mu!
1 Lincoln Council, 0 U. A. M.. held a
l) tsineso meeting last. evening.
0 . ' 1 '
i A rehearsal oi' Elli-ekn ‘Roli’eknh
Logdge degree tooth was held last own-
mud-"m...“—
i Mills inert Tallmadge yesterday ro-
eelved 0. new Hewett mun it lit :1
very hauddouro our. ,
ll'rod Mulllrn of Bridgeport. \Vllii a
visitor in town lust ei’unillg, llnd or
tended the smoker or the llutters'
. Sick ilenont Society.
ML".
All operation was mari‘ornu-d on Mums
llycru at the Nor wolk Hospital by Dre
Ward Gregory and Walter Hitchcock,
assisted by Dru J. G Gregory and C.
G Bohnnnon
2
Andrew J. Collins has sold his two
tenement house on Hendricks avenue
to Anton Hnbllcok, of New York. The
transfer was made through the G. W.
Donne agency.
A strange cat which. was acting In a
manner which frightened the residents
was shot. thin morning‘ near Elmcrest.
it is believed that the cat had been
bitten by n'mnd dog.
’l‘he Norwulk Juniors ; defeated tho
Franklin Avenues at hunobnll this
morning. by the score of 8 to ti. lieu»
gon‘ turd Tierney worn the. lrnltory for
Junior Norwallls turd (‘ooh and I‘il‘lli‘k‘
on for the Franklin Ml‘lllli‘l—l.
Members of linens ’l‘rilro, improved
Order at Red Moll, who haw tickets
tor the Red Men’s boneilt. next week.
are requester] to report to the enter-
tainment committee tomorrow after"
noon. at the wlgwam in Wonlling‘lml
street.
The Yale Fife. Drum and Cornet
Band .pnrnded this afternoon in honor
of the Yale team, which is to play the
opening game; on the Norwalks field.
The members of the corps were attired
in white hats and white trousers with
Yale blue badges.
Charles E Jennings talked very in-
terestlngly on Mexico inst Sunday at
the meeting of The Jennings Club in
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. Tomorrow Charles '1‘. Mitch-
ell will be the lender, the subject be
ing Montreal Past and Present. All
young men are cordially Invited to be
present.
The New Haven road has comment-
ed laying rails of a different standl’ud
from those used in the post. The new
rolls on: thirty-three feet in lenllth
instead of the usual thirty tool, and
are honvlor than tlloiu- tolton out lo’
cullsllllil'illllo. ll iir'nxpvl'lt‘d that ”new
rillls will he gradually substituted
throughout the, territory of the fluid.
NORWALK MANUFAC'
TORIES.
scorn;
Rated Seventh In Importance in the
4 State.
The annual report of the state tuc-
tory inspector, which has just been is-
sued, contnlns considerable interesting
lnzlltl-r pertaining to the lllilllilillCilll‘~
lug interest of Connecticut. The re-
port for the year ending September 30.
i905, shown that. there are 196,499 per-
sons employed ill the factories and
that Norwalk is the seventh in inr-
poriance of the manufacturing centers
of the state. 'I‘
number of places Inspected in our
town an follows: East Norwullr, 7;
Norwnlk and Winulpuuk‘ in; Sonlh
Norwulk, 44.
THE TOWN. SUED 'FOR $1.000.
Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff John
W. Sl‘rllloy. of Smith ‘Norwnlk, served
papers .I. 14‘. Stillman, its Flrsrl Select-
man. in It still. against the town. which
was brought by Mr. and Mra. Thomas
Moth-nth. ‘ol’lllr‘orent Street, New Clin-
min in which they claim that dnrnngo
has been mum-d to theirdpr'opt-rty
tor the pant i‘ive yours by a detective
highway. 'i‘lwrl- are two *eoruplnlutu
in the action, and he r-lolmo $500 da-
n: liner. ill l :rllr (ornplzliut.
(ion is to: injury to his Well and
the other il‘iluly to his properly. It is
l'lulnwd thnt u culvert beonluo stepped
up and the surface water otvel‘flmvod
llnd damaged the plululii‘l‘S. Mr. and
Mrs, Mollruth urn roprotutlitdll by
Walsh d: llubboll. ol’ Norwnllt. 'i‘own
Counnol Warrior, will look after the in.
torest or the town.
“You. but i reully did are in happy
once. " "Whut. ""
"Yes; he had just made another mil
lion. "—-«Chlengo Tribune
Ready mixed paint to halt oll‘ ‘
and half point. Blly‘ oil fresh from! ' ,
From the fact that Hygala Ice in In
or. and in in every wny Io much better
than natural too. when it in Iold It
the lame price II 'nIturIl ice. it II
much oh’pror. All”lco ngonI will
Iell Hygcla lot this union. All: your
loo marl tor it.
a
J. W. OLMBTIAD.
FOR M'I'DRDAY ONLY. ,
2 FOR A QUARTER. .
mourn
Iol loot
knockln
on til.
tho» and too oil-ion. ‘
when men is down. Kn;
Ml Oi When Mon wit
to ma“ Itho Moist wo‘uldlito like
the rum no
he report gives the L
. M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
e SUifts
‘,..
, dell
FROM $8. 50 '10 $15 00.
istactidn in our suit: at higher prices that we chive your unusual
value and Satisfaction in their :uits We well at lower prime.
3»: younnay ill euro we know the Random; oi linen.- Stills; from
$8.50toti15 will not dim the luster of our gut titer inure, We guaran-
ice them for satisfactory service.
They owe their style and lit to the work 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. .
Naturally our suitslfrom $15 to $25 are bcttcr'in quality—they're
H. S. & M. suits, which tells the story.
'For the negligee season; handsome negligee shirts at 50c, par-
ticularly good for'thc money; and fancy hose. 15c. or 2 pairs for 25c.
up to 50c per pair.
Economy:
is it real? That's tho question. it is
easy to make low prices it quality is disregarded. The
market isnlwnys full of low priced grain. Quality in all
we sell is attained to all who buy here. We leave no
room for dispute on this point. Our prk on lepve no room
for complaint.
lily Cal's 'l‘hnlS Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Vl‘ handle. many kinds of ”Chick
Feed.” but consider llro “ll. M. (filiirk
Fred" the best. Will tell you why it
you will cull.
“u...“‘snar. of”
Eaton-Ilurllrul’i Writing Papers,
Just Received.
Wm. 'P. Béérs,
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
depression...
Live lobsters. Hard Shell Crabs. Fresh
Bluefish. Roe and Buck Shad.
‘Ut’bill’SBr‘ldge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
140 Posrtlons
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
THE PAST 47 WEEKS., ,
FIGURES SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.
ARE. YOU WATCHING MERRILL'S RECORD?
to. Norwalk. Conn.
,.
much hinder. cleaner. purer, IIItI louu- ~4 ~~
0 III", WMt’I the In oi
Howl o
is a matter of habit. a hibll of «portion but a little
less than you earn. a habit of bouillon that
small surplus. and banllllla it regularly.
We ircqiicntly open accounts With
or even ten dollars each week. for it wit 9, and
They “tried wave top fut. You my not be Ible
I claim each week, but Myer: certainly can mm thin Small accountI
are welcome here. an ally the mention ooyounz men. "
declitli drew interim front the first every month, payable
it stop together.
«we more ill
”timely. and s .2. .h t a
_. urn-o o 3 ltiu‘ av I.7 o .
lateiurpn‘i in mi. Dewi'mm “I _
It' 3 oceans e we’ ve made a reputation for unusual value and sat- 3
hyloung men: who 6 oait live. it
“I um b We» tilt
Ham.
Sill trial 82222
292 ll
‘Mndu only oi, the parent and
heal ingredll-ntli: You never be-
tore got l-illl'il delicious candy or
llriz prirun
in gen
Everything
ninu about them,- l-nr'rdioum’
illirlnl
’l‘hvlw candles are llIIllit‘ in north
liil'igi! ulmlrlllioo that we can
pull them at. a price usually nuk-
cd for interior grades of cnndy.
our A BOX "AND PROVE
l'l‘S QllA‘id'l‘Y.
50o quality for 29c. lb.
, lhe illiffoni Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15—2.
MapleS ii Goldslrhmldl 00.
(Incorporated)
ill) :li‘v
flavoring. no ulrruom-.‘
, COMMISSION liROKIIiS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY m WALL eraser
WALL S'I‘REET, 10:10 a. lllr‘ODOfl-
lug prices in the Stock market today
showed mixed changes from last night
closing level. Some of the: illit‘i‘llii-
lionnl Slolks had an ndvnntnge from
higher prices ill London before the
opening lnlt their udlunres tht‘ not
up to the London partly and there
Wli'o declines at other points. Great
Northern pill, and Chicago and North-
\\'t-:5ll‘rn r080 Hg, and Dl‘lewarv and
Hudson n poiul..Snrl-ll it: tell 1",; and
Virgina l‘urolina (linen rail 1, First Sir
It‘s-z of Union Pacific were of l2.tltl(r
Shares at a decline of ‘33..
Vi. 4’ll.l. S"iitlr}i4"'l‘ ll a rrr.~-4-—'l‘liore
was lonildrrl'irhl- wavering before
llli‘ lll.lliit‘l l-‘vr-ntllully weakened all
around. Some Stocks sold down to
lulow )‘l‘Sil-‘i‘lilly's flow lovol. among
them liradluu. Union Pacific Anlnlgn
luntud Copper and the United States
Stet-l stocks. were tho moat conspu
(ions. In the course of the hour's
trading wide and frequent changes
were romou in the active spel‘nrularive
MIOCYiR. Consplt-ious declines from
last night’s level \Vl‘l'O Reading 3%.
(ll-cut Northern pill, his lunch, Norlh~
t-liu Pacific 2%.. Pacific (Toast. Amu-
l-ouda, (iii: and n largo uunrlror oi alt-
ii\'\‘ stocks a. point or more M II
o‘rlork prim-x wl-ro drrlinillg rapid-
ly.
WALL S'l‘ltir‘lld’l‘v l-loSe.—~l.l('1rrillalion
woo continued on a large scale. Some
attempt at it lully u as; All: lde alter the
illppearamo of the b: ink Start-merit but
lending: npornlrlllle Sli‘tiir new still
on to the lowest Yi‘Vi-Y oi' the (lay. in
ion Put-lilo :ll l-H H sold l M lower
than yuslortlny, Reading at 120 was
I 1-2 lower than yesterday and Aural
unmutrrl Copper ul lllp 74X won 1 iv!
lower than yonlordlly. Great Northern
pi‘d. lost 7. Duluth. South Show and
Atlantic pill. 5 1-2. Wisconsin (‘entrlll
ptd. mid Smelling 5. (‘nlu-onda lib and
‘olhor looting ranged from i to i 3-4
points. Chicago and Northwestern
dot-line and the pill. B. Consolidator]
(ins olso gained l H and Hocking
Vulloy ii, The lost prices for porno of
Hip more, lit-livenlockn wart- lilo low.
not? and the closing won nvtlvr and
wuull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire! of
lhe Maples & Goldschmidl Co, Com-
mission Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 158.
Open High Low Clot-ref
Alnlll Cop. “121,13 103 100% illlbfi
A. C. & Ii‘. Co. 39bit 339% 37% 38
Am. 1!)! Oil, 30% 30% 30 30
Am in». llil 59% 58% 58%
Am. Loco dim iil'I/g' 519% MW.
Am. Sun-ll Milli. 149% 144% 144W.
Alli. Stiullr ill2 l3? llitlifi llll
A. '1'. All. 8. F0 88% 88% KIM 88
A.’I‘. it 8. F p. 10th 100% 100% 100%
Bulto & Ohio 106% 105% liill 100%.
itkill. R. 'l‘. 75% 757A. 72-h 73%
(limit. (d. Ohio 54% in? 53% 54
Chi & N. W. ill!) , Viiiil lilii _ '19!)
~ Chi. (it. Went. 191,9. 19% 18% iii-ii
C. M. 6'1. SI. P. ilii , MM 162% “32%,
Col. it‘. it i. 47 475i. 451A 46
Con (Inn 133% YIIEI HIE Iliii
Del. & Illld. lilil' Hill 101 194%
Eric. 40% 40% 39’ 40
Erie. Si. Pt.
lion. ldioc. "13% 104% 163% 104
ill. Cont. 166.167“ 165% "35%
Lou. 8: Noah 142% 142% 1411
Manhattan 151% 161‘ 151% 151%
Mott. Cent. 20%:"0' film 3036‘
. K. k 'I‘. 31% 81% 0% iii
M. KAT phi. 86% film 84% 64%
91 » 89% 89%
‘74 74%
133%, m 132% till!
I“ 85
Ill iii
0.1%:
Not. laud
N. "'1 Call
Ont. & West 47
Penn. it. it.
Poo. Gas
Frog. 8. Car
pressed for sale and forced their prle- «
roan 3 points in tune of the general "
76%. 76% 78% 70%4
141% ‘
2 15% ,- ukul'l'ondemno. .......... .IIIIYY'YN.
3 W0
I
Light Overcozlts‘. Yi’ll‘.S])I'iii;£‘,‘ wear. Clivcrt To
with deep side vents.
_0ur Spring Ovclsack. bac
slightly, skirts with pronounced flare, velvet collard
$10.90 t
Stylish, correct- fitting, new- -pattcrned Shirts, V
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwear.
93 WASHINGTON ST.
' “ Telephone Call 165-5.
PORTO RICO MOLASSES. New crop the finest quality p till '
In, 55am a gallon. I am headquarters for this article.
CLOVER HILL BUTTER. Fresh in low prices. One of the finest
market ‘
POTATOES higher, $1.00 bushel wholesale market, my price 31‘.
hel, 30cts. peck. ;
Etcte Mustard Sardines new lot in, tine shape, 10c carbon
Pui‘fy Cake.
AMMONiA BARGAIN. Don’t forget it his for 10¢ article.
A fine Tonic. a great spring medicine is Gorf's Herbc Bitt
now in, Bottles. 25c.
We shall have some nice spinach at 25cts a peck.
HOPE TO SERVE AND PLEASE ‘ '
LORENZO DIBBI
Telephone Cali 26-4.
21 lbs Granulated sugar"
ARMOUR'S HAMS ...... I .................................... ‘...
VERY LEAN TENDER SHOULDERS .........................
BEN HUR FLOUR ..... ‘ ............................... bbl, $525,
JONES G. PILLSBURG'S FLOUR ...............................
3 CANS EXTRA QUALITY TOMATO ES
MILK
r...a.
HOME GROWN SPINACH AND KALE; ORANGES LEMDNB.”0 .
DISHES. SWEETS NEW ROTATOES ETC.. 3’
UNITED GROCERY Q0.»
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
50 NORWALK. OT.
‘TELJfl.
AYI‘
AND cusses MUST car ." '
EYES BHANGI.
ACCORDINOL‘J
Often one attributes a lack of clearance of vision“ -
when, his plan” are wholly to blame. Would it not 5.4%.?
your eyes examined again?
""9 FREE.
0. B. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
- 68 WALL STREET.
THE PARIS ‘CLOAK 85 SUIT ~
33 South Main St, South Norwalk. 3.,
cLoslNcour ammo oALI.‘
Ladlu BultI
Ladlu' Calm ............
skim . ..
WIIItI .....‘..
HIIHCOI“ Alto-iaa-nr-na-itttiao‘
Buy of the mInutIoturIr dlmt Ind ave more thou do"
WI uil tum: grodI thou any Icon in The Nemlk’o
and WI court commotion.
; nomcmhur attention "I. of charge.
.n:..4i
olIIdDId-ollilbl
, .
24.1.}4.1a.“-n..”uluiu-aflm
lhlIIIIIOO‘OIOOIIIIDJIIAII
I
ii. iii. Steel p. 105% lbw ioiii. 1064'
Wabash 30 19%
Walnut) pt. 43% “it 41% it”
Book ointment.
am 328
* * THI MIN‘I'ln
You know the
you’vemlii
He hangs «napalm
tween the m
For when gigg'gi l ;
china 0
00 Our worthy modalifi “Y
MIGI'YOI,DBO. ...........l..
Resort/8511.8 Dec. ........a.rmn
Lanny 1nd,. 317
swat DOC. Illildloili UH“.
mm! t. “KL-nuiuumii'ilnu.
oil-cumin. cw. Ir nine
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