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Company D hold a regular weekly
drill at the Armory last night.
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A regular routine meeting of the Hat
Minkers' (Association was held last eve-
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-Dr. Dick’ 11 .cures malaria.
Francis mum is now located with
E. Burger, and Company. contractors.
as bookkeeper.» '
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The midweek servlce of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will‘
be held this evening.
F. 18. Ambler. of Non/allele on a
week's trip to Brockton, Mass, having
left town yesterday.
The :fiif'lial meeting of" St Paul' s
pariah l held this evening at the
parish oI;u1 on The Green.
Mile 11131} E. kept, of Winnlpauk.
and John T. O'Connor were married at
St. Mary’s Church yesterday by the
Rev J F'og‘tl‘l‘t y. ‘
Mr.s Jennie M. Ferris and Mrs. Sar-
home in West street, after a stay of
several months in Florida.
Joseph Brotherton, of Norwalk, has
placed it -ti‘llli"~~' ilitt'ie canoe named
"Edith " that he recently built in com-
mission for the season yesterday.
A special meeting of the Sunday
school teachers of the South Norwnlk
Baptist Church will be held this even-
log at the close of the prayer meeting.
Joseph C. Randle who has been in
poor health for a long time but who
was doing fairly well. had a relapse a
day or two ago and Is again quite
il.l
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—1~'l‘l1c fragrance of the SUPREME
COURT we, Cigar steals within the
fortress of the brain. and binds in
sleep the captured sentinels of care
and grief.
llcrnard Natteford and Bernard Tully
will represent Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus at the annual
meeting of the state council at Wsl
lingforii next -.Tuesday
in-
Grace Church Woman's Guild ship-
[it‘ll ‘11 barrel of things for the San
Francisco sufferers today. A large
quantity of children‘s apparel was in-
cludcd among the articles.
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
l’lcthlehem. elected out1 candidate last
night. at their meeting. 011 Friday
night the degree team will go to Slam-
ford to work degrees for the lodge in
that place.
P. C. Irounsbury llodgc. New Eng
land Order of Protection. has paid to
Mrs. Paul Berg the sum of $2.000 in
suranco on the life of her husband.
The claim was paid within fifteen days
.of the detail! Mg Berg's death.
’ It meeting of! the Norwalk city
council will be held next Monday
night. The South Norwalk city coun-
cil will meet the some night and it is
understood that at the latter Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin will make another proposition
ill reference to furnishing South Nor-
wtnlk with water purified by his patent
ii for.
Floods the body with war 111. glowing
vitality. unlkca the nerves strong.
quickons circulation restores natural
vigor, makes yoii‘ feel like one born
again. HollisturI Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. Pluiiltcd‘s Drug
Store. . g
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if the housewife takes pride in boy
lng her '.pots kettles in fact. her from.
clean. it would pay her to buy “Scrub
E-Z"-the scrub rush and scour soap
combined? ’I‘IIII Ira most meritorious
articl c.8111! one 11: ch II bound to meat
‘ witi‘ltllp gm“ I’v‘pry good house
beeper. IIIII It all grocers.
111111111011 setting: it' a worth insisting
on.
With the approach of using and
fresh vegetables. corned Iliad droning.
"M3 Wife's Salad Dressing" is an al-
lDicla III i." :1 Wlfus Billed
bunt II excellent mayon- led with for it. ,
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iametlllnc out ‘ ‘ ' ‘
”1
grail“ 3: II egos-Wk 911: {21;
M M , ll non
1.33111“. from“ ‘ 1’ Ior I bottle of “My
I'.‘
' a fill
'” iamnil‘:
' lain bunch in commercial hall on De
; caution day.
. one o’,clock the day being a half holl-
. dity with the postal employee in this
-' sisting of Harry C. Brown. John Mac
on Norwalk Harbor. has his famous
ererythlng is now practically ready
for the formal opening.
class condition the grounds and lawns
the comfort and enjoyment of the
guests of the establishment.
for the Prayer meetings of this month
all M Upson have returned to ”hell“ at the First Methodist Church. The to
pits will be as follows.
- Wrought by Prayer.”
George ’I‘. Freeman. of Darien.
4 tare
~ (1 hit “my ""01"
.., first half the price
POOT‘OFFIO! OLIRK OIHSION.
State Convention Will be Held
NIw riislo on May an.
Very bull y engaged now are the
in
New Britain postal clerks in making:
11111111111111.1111 for the annual 11011110111
Itch of the Connecticut Branch United
National Association which will be
Mid under the auspices of New Brl~
11 business session will open at
city..
At the conclusion of the business
session a banquet will be served the
clegstes and the special guests in the
Hotel Russwln.
All the first and second class oflicos
in Connecticut will be represented so
that the attendance of delegates will
amount to 100 at least, The mayor
and city officials. the postmasters of
the state and the congressmen will
be t‘bc guests of the clerks at the ban-
qle ..
In charge of the arrangements for
the convention are the officers of the
New Britain branch, President frank
S. Cadwell, Secretary. Miss Margaret
Shoshan and a special committee con-
han. Clarence .1.
men Grace.
Boardman‘ and J a-
a“-..
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Season of 1906 Opened May First.
Proprietor John E. O'Sullivun, of the
popular "Dorlon‘s" at Gregory‘s Point.
shore house open for business. in fact
The house has been put in first
are well prepared. the both houses
nothing will have been left undone l'or
111111117511 MEETINGS FOR MAY.
Special features have been arranged
May 3rd Missionary Experiences
told by Mrs. Mary C. Meek, of Malay
sia. '
May 101211;. Service for
Prayer. Pastor speaks on
Song and
“Things
May 17.: Testimony Service. Pastor
speaks on “Mon‘es‘ Testimony to his
Father in Law.“
May 24th:: Address hr the Rev.
May 31111.: Prcparutory Service with
1ricer-111011 by the Pastor on “Remember
is."
At several of these services special
leaders will direct the singing and
lead the congregation in the Gospel
Songs from the new book
MR. JENNINGS OUT AGAIN.
Henry M. Jennings, an eluployr1 of
the Connecticut Railway arid Lighting
Compani who was injured last weck.
is able to be about again by the aid
of crutches. Mr. Jennings jumped off
the front end of a car and attempted
to turn the switch with his foot. T111
(1111 slid along the 1-.ails and one of
the wheels struck his foot, injuring it
so than. he was incapacitated for so-
voral days.
OLD WELL LODGE GIVES $100.
Old Well Lodge. F and A. M. sent
$l00 to the grand lodge of the stale.
yesterday. for the relief of the San
Francisco suffer.e1s The lodge will
this evening confer the third degree
and have a social session. There is
some talk of erecting a'new Masonic
building in South Norwulk in the in-
timid 1111111111
WEAKT‘IGII . . . .......... . .......
ROE SHAD
BUCK QUAD ......... . ........... IOI'
I’LATFISH ........................ 70
C(JNNICCTICU'I‘ RIVER BIIAD
HALIBUT ........................ 12c
CODFISH ........................ 81'
NATIVE EELS ....... . ........... I211.
All others kinds of fresh fish at
reasonable prices.
Dacross.
TH! PEOPLE'S new AND‘OYCTIII
MARKET.
Old Illvutlon Army lulidlng.
.H’ygsia Ice.
much harder. cleaner. purer, lull long-
er. and is in every way so much hotter
than natural in, when it in «aid at
thI um price II natural-lac. it in
much ehIIpIr. All in wagon. will
«It HanlI lee .llllI IIIIon. , Alli your
CLEARANCE SALE OF
TONEB AND PLAIDS‘. WITH BROAD OONGAVE SHOULDERS. WIDE LA-
PELB, FITTED-BACK, FLARE SKIRTS, DEEP VENTS, PEGvTOP TROUB-
have been overhauled; and when the .
doors are thrown open to the public.
Int Ind II Wuhlnatou etrIIt Bridge.
From the fact that HygIII III is In ,
1N eulti‘ May when news“ oer nail. .1713 or To 11:11
To stepson 11.0.... BRAND new sucrose or muons our. 1111111
HAT sun? as leswms new. 4. 2
1111s. var-rams caav, To walls in MAY, ltd .1111. run- smar-
LY Hue r1111 rev; AND 11- you D LOOK vouai‘iiizsv Iss7. AND
Have YOUR HAIMINT 1111 once more... at
VARSITY Bill-1'8 FOR YOURS. YOUNG MAN“
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$15 to $25
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREAST ED SPRING SUITS. IN CRAY MONO.
.-r. ..
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ERB. ADI. HAND-TAILORED TO HOLD SHAPE PERMANENTLY.
SPRING HATS AND FURNISHINGS SMART ENOUGH TO 00 WITH
VARSITYOUITS.
Economy: i is it real? That’s the question. It is
easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded. The
market is always full of low priced grain. Quality in all
we sell is assured to all who buy here. We leave no
room for disprrtc on this point. Our prices leave‘no room
for complaint.
Buy Out's Thais Clean.
MANUEL T.1HA‘T;
‘I.
W0 handle many kinds of “Chick T" ‘
Feed," but consider the '31). M. Chick )1"
Feed" the best. Will tell you why if 3'
. you will call.
New Stock at .. .
Emu"'"ln'lhm’s Writing 1111.:
Just Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
49 Wall 81.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. Oo. Norwa’lk.
-m HM_-I.
IINNIIIIBUI fliiiil Still]
DIRIOT mom Rivza. J
WEAKFISH 80 1b
yCOD 6c. lb
FLUKES 80 1b
. 5131116.. Bess, Halibut. Pollock:- ands
and 1111' other kinds of fish.
ROUND cums ’60.: 'pk.
OPENED LONG 011111113300 qt.
I ‘0
Guiblil’s Bridge Market,
Is 1.111111111111111. a 1.111 of spelling 1111 a 11111
loss than you earn. a habit of ballilillo that
' summons. and tortilla Ii 1111111111.
. We irlrlrierlitl§1 open account- with one: in yvho d «111111.,
or even ten dollars each week, for I whiiu.and on, W3
Tim‘s toII too fat. You may not in able to luv. more than
I Ii m but on «mainly can love the married accounts
are welcome here. upIcIIll
y the account”!
every month, pIbeIIOh
inJInuIl-yluldjaly y.
ludruwlalermhoalthlilm
«illumination tiaturdoyJVIiliagintel.
1n avid-'11
' " «swim or
Maples 1131113111111 00.
. opening were not expanded and it be-
111 a... will lfv ‘
j ford you an 3.531117111111111 to Iiook
. up for fulumuur Then mile '
_ are of rIilhIli’I makl; note, 1.11-
pm” IndrIu if you can afford
its let Iuchaq’n opportunity slip
. ‘by- .
' c1111." White .‘I'Ir shampoo
Soap, 71: «la; industrial Tar
Soap. 51: cake. 6 for 2511: Gly~
cerlno soap, 101: box of 3 calico;
Violet Toilet Soap. 101: Box of
3 cakeI; Flotilla Bath Soap, 5c
cake, a for 251:. ‘
lilo Gifford Pharmacy
The Prucrlption Store.
Telephone, iii-r12.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers bl
Stocks. Bonds, Grain 'and
Geffen.
Swartz a Corbett Block. So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL ITREET
NEW YORK. May 3.—-«'l‘he stock
market showed itself in a rather ner-
vous and unsettled frame of mind at
for the experience of yesterday‘s cour-
motion. 'l‘he moderate gains at the
came evident very soon that there was
no large buying demand in extend r-os
family a recovoil '11. Some of the
prominent specu ativc stocks were
very heavily dealt in and suggested a
renewal or liquidation. Before the
end of the. first hour there was a
sharp break 1111 around led by Read-
lug. uhlch dropped suddenly to 1191/4
uhich is within it. of the low price yes
tolrl111.'l‘ftere werevo large number
or other declines running from i to il’
Ill sympathy. Prompt support met the
break ill .Retltiingrimd its rally to 1111
checked the dccilm1 clseuilcli‘. The
tone of the market, howe1e1 coniinucs
IL‘\'.‘erisI1
wsm.’ groper 1010, a. 111.4111
11-11 Ill the stock marlict today opened‘
generally higher than last night with
111-11 hemy transactions in indi1idual
stocks. In the body of the list the
gains were restricted to small fruc-
1lons, but iu‘spcclal insianccs there
were wide rebounds. Northern Pacific
lose 4 Great Northern aid. 2% Ana
mafia. Northwestern and Pacific 001131
2 Wabash pfd \ilnncapolls 31.?qu
and Sault Sic Marie and l‘cxas and
Pacific its Reading and Cleveland 0
C. & St. Louis ll/ulud a large number
of prominent speculative slooks front
a large fraction to a point.
“’AIJ. STREET. ll 11. ins-“Belated
openings of advances of 11 point or
more occurred while the general mar-
ket was showing heaviness on a real-
izing movement that started after
trading had been well under Way. In
the gains referred to Voice Pacific was
the mast conspicuous stock. but its
rise as well as that of other leaders
was lost when the selling commenced
Reading led 11 sharp break before ll
’2
at a decliaegf ihépacondn 7. Smelt
ing. Great Hertha aid and Monillt
ion 2. and various mocha. including
mu hinted copper and
Chile Slates le’el l to l 3-.1 The
market became much more active on
tlri1 lnenk. but supporting orders ap-
poured and prices rallied before the
curl of the h
WALL S'Rl‘ E’l‘. Noon. —~Support
Igor Reading and its recovery to abovc
forced llouidalion. A sensational re
activity of the dealings materially dl
luluiahed.
carried prices generally
Bonds. were irregular.
o'clock. its. decline reached 2 l I Nash .
ville. Chattanooga llnd St. Louis sold ’
115 quieted apprehension of renewal of
covery followed all around. but the
The New York Traction
stocks wore sharply depressed A brisli
demand developed before noon which
upwards
WALL STREET 1 p n1.»—’l‘he tone
of speciallon turned quite strong so
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes.
Men’s Fine lineman". ' i' .
SEL‘ECK &
98 WASHINGTON ST.
} Telephone Call 165-5.!1‘
$1.00. $1.35"
I'd". Mill
11-11.. soon; No x,
market.
rise all through the list.
which had been large 111 lbs rise be-
oif at l o'clock.
TODAY’I OUOTATIONI.
inlldou Mani-ts
Block. loath Nonsik. Taiwan“ 168.
013231“ Low 1 p m.
Aural Cop. llll illir‘Ifi 99%
Am. C l I”. (‘ d7
37% its
Am. (lot. Oil 29 29% 28%
A111. ice. ti 1911.
Amber». 6 67% Ill
Am. Smelt 143 143% 140% “ii
Am. Sugar
A T. t a. it‘s. 07
A. Tut 8.!” Hill) 100
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B'ldya.a £1.02"
Chou
Chi. t ‘.N 0W? ”“9 i”
gull. at. West 113% in“
“11.111
Colt 11.1.1. Ill 1
bath ,
29
for 12 oclock and there was a sharp'
Business
31111 to slacker when the market eased
“My. over the mute wires or
plea"o I1 Ooidloilmidi .00.. Goal.
orbott
MOI/i
37
58% 59%
“II
180% flow 128% 180%
107% 86% 87%
M.“
New
NH!
Hort}
FIG.“
Pun
King
KJT.‘ .
ltd’l'imls
Try a sample bag.
ior to other flours, your money will be refunded.
xwllon his
"your one
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8111111. Help at ililririe3 ii
in, 55st: a gallon. I am headquarters for this article.
CLOVER HILL BUTTER. Fresh ill, low prices. One of the MM
POTATOES higher, 81.00 bushel wholesale market, my price 11
hel,30c1e.peck.
SWEET POTATOES last of the Ieann. now going at oil. 11
Elctc Mustard Sardines new lot ln,1‘lne shape,10c carton
Puffy
AMlnyOchlkA BARGAIN. Don’t forget it his for 101; article.
A fine Topic. 5 gm: spring medicine is Gorf’a Herb: Bitter-5,
now in Bottles. 25... I. 1
We shall have some nice spinach at 25st: a peck. ..
HOPE TO SERVE AND PLEASE.
Telephone Coil 26-4.
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Midas F 1;.
Extra OuaIlin highest 111111 of floor"
it you are not
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
80 NDRWALK, GT.
TEL. 148. ’
,EYIb CHANGE
‘ Often one attributes
Funstained again?
FREE.
1.
THE PARIS 01.0.11: 11 em
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.“
cmem‘o our IAMPLI IALE.
lay of the manufacturor dlroot and save more than doubler
WI IIll better good- than any store in Thu Norwallil’fll'
and we court compurlloo.
IiImImlm alteration "II of she ran.
i
Fluid by Giuliani of
annual BUSINESS of
rho Liam 1‘7 willie.
rrluaal OMAR Looms ram 11111
All. YOU WATOHINO
II. A. MERRILL. Wfli. ‘ f“ ‘ 1 .
11111: caucus qul' il' 0H
0 3;, Jackson."
' ..- ii meditate Optician.
ALL eraser. 7 . ,
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satisfied that the quality is I
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.4 .AGGORDINGLju
I luck or 111111“ III of mm .111 Ill
IIIIII are wholly to triadic. would it not' “3%
III :11‘.;Iulrunnl
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LIdlII’ContI. ...... . ............. . .. .. ”mundane...
Skim ...... . ........... ......... ............
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till.“
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87% I095 87
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billed 1.
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