,. .91: nominated or.
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WNW
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Warmer weather would suit this far
more and gardeners.
--No. 2 Nut Coal delivered at $13
per ton. Raymond Bros.
Commodore Francis Burritt. or
' fridgeport. was a visitor In town to-
try.
A large crop of native berries is pre
dicted by Connecticut strawberry grow
ere.
Conrad Price or West avenue. Went
to New York, today to spend a couple
of days. , .
~Nourning Bands and Canes. O’Brien.
Miss Alice Reynolds has recovered
from her rodent illness sand is able to
be out again.
The lighter C '1. mines arrived this
morning with a cargo of cement for
Raymond Brothers.
E. Hubbeii Hotchkiss. of Norwuik,
has received a new Pope— Hartford t’our
cylinder automobile.
——Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
Tire preliminary ball game this at-
tcrnoon at Amusement ParkJs be-
tw can the Overlooks and Nationals.
Michigan Steel floats will appeal to
every sportsman: 320 and upwards.
Sample at St. John‘ s, 49 Water street.
The Harstrom baseball team is play-
lag the Ridge-School team, of Wash-
ington, this afternoon, on the East
avenue grounds.
Mrs. Albert D., Morgan and Miss
Alice Rider have returned from the
Pirilnthea convention at Albany. which
they attended as delegates.
What’s the good of keeping from him
Any good thing you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plnlsteds' Drug Store.
Mrs. Henry Mathcis wife of Coliti-
cilurnu Mathels, Is very seriously and
critically III at the family borne in
High street Norwallt. Today Ircr cott-
diilou remained unchanged.
Much interim is being taken by local
druggists inuthe; convention of the
Connecticut Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion. which Is to be held in the Pequot
llouse. New London, June ‘20 and 21.
——Cross Creeck Stove and Nut Coal.
delivered. $6.50 per ten, Raymond llt'os.
Harry Cor-non. foiurorly of Ridge
field well known to the local follow-
11's of baseball. is playing with Bridge
port in the Connecticut League again
this season. and is considered one ,oi‘
the best pitchers in the league.
The Overlook 8131112111 Military A1a1l
may baseball team will play the South
Notwalk High School baseball team
Tuesday afternoon on the A111deimy
diamond. The Overlook nine will go
to Stamford next Saturday and play
the high school team Inhthat city.
—~Steinwny and Jewett Pianos. at,
Steinert'a. 6 South Main street.
All the members of the Coworth
League are requested to meet in the
Sunday School Room of the First M.
E. Church tomorrow evening 111 7: 15.
that together they 111111 11111 tipy reserv-
ed seats at the special league Anni
veraary to beheld. In the Church at
7:30. ” ‘ ‘ ' ‘
A mob 01 small boys had 11 111121111-
time thia morning in front or a Nor-
walli clothing storc.inf1atcd rubbcn
balloons were set sailing Into tho ulr
front the top story of the building and
when thcv reached the ground there
was a scramble for the possession of
each.
—Umbrellna. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Miss llolou Sullivan who has been
the guest of Mr and Mrs John B.
Boytnout‘. of East Ayenue, started last
evening for her home in Cleveland.
011111.111“ Sullivan was accompanied
by Miss Clara Bette and Miss Mary
Seymour. who will be her guests for
about a month.
- To the Trustees of
Fir-at Cong lotto] Church,
First Method“ ”the” I Churoh.
it to our earnest win to donate 11
quantity of the L. I: M. Paint to your
church and every church whenever
it in to be in 111911
111.000 churches painted with 1.. I: M.
Four lions L. O M. mixed with a
hello“ lama" Oil will paint a mod
erate IIM hon
Altituai coat 1... "A M, about $1.20 per
”13,0“ 10.3 M. Zinc harden: 11.11 M White
Leah and makea.the paint wear like
Am” “a
Barrows A Peek. Montpelier. Vt.,
Writea.‘ilchool~lion11e No i painted
with L. E Md twa coats. Used only
live gallons is. a M. and nine gaiionu
Oil. Cost of point. I‘m cents 11 gal-
ion
sold byt‘i Cline. C Dow. South Nor
walk. 001111.: 31111113“ E stapler How.
on. Nmalir. 00am. W. 11.011111 1
W (loam; Northrup 3111111.,
11. ,
1. A regular meeting of~0phir Chapter.
0. 113.8” was held last evening.
I Lincoln Council. 0 11.
business meeting last evening.
ever Circle. King'a Deuxhtors, will be
held Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Louis 8. Bears. 45 Eimwood ave
nue.
~Wanted-u-F'Irut class painters.
H. Decker. 87 Washington 1:11.
All members of the Pastime A. C..
of East Norwelk. are requested to be
at the club rooms at 7 o'clock sharp,
Sunday evening. to attend the East
Avenue Methodist Church in a body.
The Norwaik Bird Club will ceio
brute its third birthday. Tuesday eve-
ning nevt., at the residence of Alfred
J. Dooley, Platte Hill, Quintard avenue,
South Norwdlk. Special features are
promised for the occasion and all mem-
bers of the club are requested to at
tel] .
When the baby talks. it 111 time to
give Hollister’u Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu.
It’s the greatest baby medicines known
to loving mothers. it makes them eat.
sleep and grow. 35 cents, Tea or Tab-
lets. . Pialsted's Drug Store.
insurance Commissioner Theron U 1)-
son has decided to admit the Mid-
diesex Mutual Fire insurance Corn-
pany of Concord. Mass. to do business
in this state when the necessary docu-
ments giving the insurance department
power of attorney are perfected. 'i‘lie
ggflpany was incorporated March 3.
Tire members of the Overlook Sel-
L.
were invited to attend the reception 01‘
litre sophomore class of tha‘iianhury
High school, last evening, in Daubury
after their game yesterday atternoon
in that city. They had not prepared
for such an event, however. and return"
ed to Norwaik, on an early evening
train.
#0111 Company's l.elrigh Coal. dc»
livered. 36.50 per ton. Raymond Bros.
Norwulk Aerie. 11‘, 0. E., will hold a
memorial service tomorrow ul'teruoou.
at. Red Men's Hall, in
building. Three members passed away.
during the past year. After the otter-
rises at the hall. the graves of the
deceased will be decorated.
icul program 111 in charge of Prof. it}
I“. Hands, and an address will be 111.1
ilvcred by Councilman James ’1‘. Hub
bell.
While returning from a trip to Nor-
waik out-1 1111.1 last week Miss iicrtlin
Wnkctunu, of Smith llldge. stopped by
iIlt,’ wayside to gather some flowers.
lcaviug the horse untied. Not descr»
tag to unit for her, the good animal
started on at 11 leisurely gait. Some
good Samntiitau stopped hlirr about
a half tulle distant where he was
found with ears parallel with his 11011.1"
and as unconcerned us possbilo
—-Crofut l1. Knapp Hate. O‘Brien.
Mrs. ira Meeker. the wife of 11111
\vclLknowu plumber. had a rug party
sewing circle at her home in South
Norwalk. recently, when the ladies
from different parts of the Norwalks
met in a social way, blue-eyed. gray-
eycd, tini'k‘eyed, stout and 811m. tail
and short, and indulged In such merry
inciting of mirth and song as will Ions.
1111. remembered, and 1! 11111111 11111111 or"
the, carpet could be transferred to n
gruphoplinu would be amusing to listen
to. Mrs. Meeker lull, handsome and
brilliant was votcd an unequal host
can when their 0 c'Iocli icn catuc 1111.
1.. V’. Knightl Robert M. iavuns. (‘
J. Clark, Boston: 11‘. I11. Quinlan.
Bridgeport; John (.7. Wilson, Junior»; 11
Moriarty. C. 11‘. Welsh, (1, G. Phillips.
N. (Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. .1. McMuI
11111, Samuel Short. C. S. l’ouror'oy: S.
E. liallsley. New York: Mrs. 1131111
Srhith, South Norwalk: .\ir. and Mrs
(‘. Stuart erth. .1, M. Fox, Miss May
For. Philadelphia: George 1.. Rock
well. Ridgeilcld; 1.. It. Ilrri'llruli, WII
ton. Were guests yesterday at the 1111
tel Clifford.
The Church Choral 17111011 is to meet
Iii the South Norwuik Baptist (‘ Irurch
on Monday evening for Its regular re
hca'rstrl. At that. meeting. the cards
of liltillilitilrlilip will be distributed and
will ltereal‘ter' he required for admis-
sion to the rehearsals. ’i‘hc chorus
1111 finally made 11p consists of more
than two hundred voices. representing
cit-111111 of the churches of the town. and
arrangements for the concert on June
III lll't' rapidly approaching completion.
The orchestra Is to meet with tho cho-
run on Monday evening for “111' first
complete rehearsal. and 1111 there are
nine names on the orchculi‘n list. the
orchestra promises to be one of the
moat interesting features of the whole
movement to associate the musical peo-
ple of the churches in a great. musical
organisation.
Hygeia lee.
or. India In every way so much better
than natural lea. when its is sold It
the same price as natural ice, It is
much cheaper. All loo wagons will
sail Hygaia too this season. Aalt your
too man for It.
.1. w. OLMOTIAD.
satureay Ont 3'.
Chill? MUIIO. 1811: FOR 250.
When Mose With lib; Nose trends
the Band. Where the Golden Red is
Waving Mollie. Door The Limit 'i'hiit
Lies in M aweetheart‘s layer. ’l'wo Lit-
tle (iii-is ed One Little Boy. In the
Mouse oi liars and Kisses. nails
the Bali. 1111111 Mamie or the” Old
Church Boil, When the Whi
'tseri Alston! humid
100 Writ.
i The regular meeting of the Whateo- ‘
lock Military Academy baseball team 1
the Gazette '
'I‘hc mus- .
From the fact that Hygaia lee in so I:
much hprder.‘ cleaner. purer, into long» 1
1.11.. held a _ ‘
l .
fabrics. and in a
cordially invited
There s a subtle knack of tailorin
knbwm-the knack of so manipulating t 1: iii
puokor and, shape will not be lost. ,:
This knack 1's possessed by the tailors 1 0 made our serge suits.
and they have exercised their knowledge it the limit in the single
and'doubie-breasted models we show.
,,a ..
'1 1.’
Her
BLUE OR GRAY.
$10 to, $25
great variety of color effects.
to see the display.
1
e 'suitfi that few tailors
do that seams will not
in long-model coats and peg-top trousers, as well as more conserve.
tively cut, color-fast and half or skeleton lined.
Our annual‘display of wash suits for boys and children is now
under way. It comprises all the new styles in Russians with cadet
and sailor collars. and the new sailor blouse suits. in good washable
Mothers of boys are
room for
e
r
Feed" the
Economy :
easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded.
We handle many kinds of "Chick
Feed," but consider the “D. M. Chick
you will call.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
islt real? That's the question. it is
The
market is always full or low priced grain. Quality in all
we sell is assured to all who btry here.
We -leave no
dispute on this point. Our prices lcnvb no room
for complaint.
\‘ Buy Oat'u 'i‘lmts Clean.
"I_ MANUEL T. HATCH.
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wm tell you why u gmfr "335‘s“
1
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best.
NOW Stock of
Eaton-111111111113 lNri riing P191513,
5
Just Received.
CONN
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ARRIVED T313
LIVE LOBSTER. AND
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
It’s the only1
Wrr'i. P. Bears,
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
AV.
Ecrrcu'r RIVER 51-11113.
CLAMS.
Cutbiii’e Bridge Fish Market
Tel 198 ,_
Free Delivery
150 Posrtlohs
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Paoth Weeks
Merrill GRADUAT In in , v1
DEM AN 1‘
Begin a course of study NOW.
Io. Norwaik. Oahu.
d"‘
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rid convenient way for the payment of 1111.)
ALL KINDS OF FISH, OYsTIRS AND
Cancelled cheeks, properly endorsed make the best possible re.
811111111 11111
$29111
ruse: ARE reset-1. name-I
rous cousins
mail. tram put-o, wholesome aug~
ar, molasses. syrups. ore-ma,-
frulta. nuts and chocolate.
You cannot get daintlar ooh-
faction anywhere. The quality ,
of than pure nutritious candie-
Is REALLY TWICE as GOOD‘
as you will go: elsewhere for
1 this price. 1
Made In the cleanest factory
In New England.
501: QU ALITY 296.
11.2. Gifford Pharmacy
Ihe Bridge Pharmacy
Piatner E Bradley, Props.
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Maples d 6111113011th 011.
(incorporated. ) ‘
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealera In
o
Stocks. Bonds. drain and
Cotton.
Ewart: a. Corbett Block. So. Nol‘walk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'lREh‘T. 10-111 11 m ——l’i 11 11s
of stocks changed but little from yes-
terday's last quotations in the open-
rng dealings, today. Small gains and
losses were quite evenly divided. A
rise In (ireat Northern old. of 1 1-2
and llliuoia (‘euirul and Aurcr'icun Ive
of l per cent, made the oniy changes
of note.
WALL STREET. ll 11. 111.-A close
analysis of the first hour's business
showed little advantage to either spec-
ulative faction. the market becoming
even more Irregular than at the open
lug. Amulaumirted Copper 1' 1111111 l'u-
citir and Reading showed alternate p11
riods of- firmness and heaviness which.
however. did not carry them far away
from yesterday's closing. Missouri
Par-lilo was 111.11.11.1- 11111111111111 went up
lit; with ll sympathetic effect on the
other Gould properties.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Naples 1 Goldaclimldt (10.00111
mission Brokers. swam I: Corbett
Bloch. South Norwalk Telephone 153.
Open High Low Closed
Aural Con. 1079‘. 1011111111». 108
a. c. a 11‘. C11. 1111'. 111.1. 1:111. 1117,...
Am. Cot. Oil 33 3:1 321'. 32%
Am, in». at: 1:111. 111 111%
Am. 1111111) 137% 6711’. (7137,11 61%
All}. Small. 1547.1. 1.35% 133111537.
Am. Sugar 1359‘ 135% 134% 136
At 8. F1111 891$ 89% 89 89
A.'I. & S. F. p 111211. lO‘JOE 102% 102%.
Built) & Ohio 109.109 109 iilh
B'kli‘ii It. '1 831.1} 83% 82111”. 83
(3th 11 Ohio .1911 1.1111. 5111.. 58111.
C111. 81 N W. 206 2117 206 205
(‘h. (11. West 20% 30% 19:11; 19711
(‘11 M. 111. l’. 111) 17011 111914. 1111M
Col. I". &. I. 621% 512711 Bibi. hllifi
(‘01. Smith 311% 34 33-11 34
Con Gas. 135% 13614 1351/. 136%
Del. & End. 209% 310 209% 209%
Erie. , 42M, 43% 12% 43
Eric. int. pill. 781/. 78% 78% 78%
Gun. 15181:. 187% 1119114 169% 167%
Ill. Con. l?! 174 172% l?2%
Lou. & Nash lit-.7 1461/. 146% 146%
Max, Con. 21% 23V. 2W. 2314
M. K. & T.’ 34 {ii 33% 33%
M. K. & T. pd. 118V; 611% 68”.; 651,9
Mo. 111.11.11.11; I’M-'11 liil't'. 93%
Not. Lead 811% iii till 80
N. 1'. Cell. 111% 111 1111/. 142
Noi'f. & West 89 89 88% 88%
0m. 31 West 49% 49% 411% 49%
Per Mall '19 39 381'“ 381111
Penn. It. It 136% ”36141131356 135%
Poo. (this 93% 93% 93 93
Pros. 8. Car 51% hill/i MW. 51%
Reading. 131% 131% 130% 130%
Rep. 511.1111 21111. 291.1. 211 211
ltocit lultuul 26% 26% 211% 211%
South P1111. 615% 66% 65% 65311
Sun Ry (‘11. 38% 88% 38 38
'l‘enn. C. & I. 1118 His ”1% 147%
Texas 1’11. 92% 33 32% 32%
Union l’ac. 1507.1. 151% 150 150%
U. 8. Rubber 1311/. (11% 60% 60%
II. S. Slur! my. “"1. “9h 41%
U. 3. Steel pl 106% 106% 106 106
Williasli 20% 21 % 20% 21
Wabash pill 45% 45% 45% 45%
Bank Statement.
Reservoir. inc. ......... 3. 611971.071?
Reserves. U S, Inc, ..... 7.2.14. 775
inane. .................... iii. 4011.400
Specie Ilit .......... 3.296. 800
Legal l‘entlcr inc. .... ...... .hlbilOII
, Deposits. Doc. ...... .'.,..... 1'7100
Circulation, Dec. w... 51111
ALLIN-RULAND. ,BE .ABOIONID.
Will Come up For Trial in buperlor
Court Wad outlay.
The long prom! suit of William
ii. Vanderbilt Alien vs. George Roland
has been assigned tor trial 11 Jury
in the superior Court next series.
A?
Allen his relative or the famous
Vanderbilt may. .11. 1111111111»
and claims he was illegally and wrong.
hilly detained in the Weltpor‘t Sani-
tarium. For that reason he 1111111105.-
000 damage: from Proprietor Ruined oi
the unitariuin. Attorney Stiles Judi
son said the case would probably coho
tines tor three days.
"LOOK O'iiOlltmi IXIRCIOII.
he exercises attend in the strain:
hi the DyerIoolt 8111191111 111111111 Ana-,1
will be old on th e mailman. It
also" CI
in who'll"
' I them all 50c.
“and fhbrios in suits for young,
- , . “'10 to $25
.1
A Great Hitu-The “Marat
Soft Collar. ‘
NEW cars
Stylish, correct- fitting. new- patterned Shirts,
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes. .-
1 ‘t
Men’s Fine Footwear.
98 WASHINGTON ST.
i 'i‘el‘ephone Call 165- 5.
AS 11.. M01811 1.1
We have been short, but will try no
If yo
The pie trade increases.
good supply hereafter for the dinner hour and on Saturdays.
any particular kind order ahead. 25 varieties. 15¢ each. '
Cheese and pie go together. New lot of rich chose just In.
cream cheese made. 201: lb.
Herring in tomato sauce. extra select from Aberdeen. Scotland;
to be a “repeater" by those who have tried them. 151: can. ‘
Strawberries way up; too cold; none here at present.
Spinach and New Potatoes. etc. Saturday.
Remember Harding: Baby Chick Food is just the thing fur
chicks. New stock now in.
What shall it be? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBB-
Telephone Call 26-4.
‘ EGGS. 18 FOR 25c. ’ '
211.118 GRANIIL ATEI) Si.‘ CAR .....................
BEN HUI 111.01 R. per. bag
JONES ANI') “1.1.881th S Fl .01'.R per bag .............. .
VERY BEST 11111“E'11R per pound .............. \ ............... ,
Mil K ilrr‘ee cans .........................................
TOMATOES, three runs ..................... p .............
BERMUDA ONIONS. three quarts ...........................
FRUIT 1.1' NCH CRACKERS four pou uds ................... ' .‘ ,.
FANCY ASPARAGUS. 11211 bunclh ..............................
.iiOME GROWN RHUBARB IE'I "ll’f‘L ‘ 'lOMA'i‘OES CLICK!
iiAiiisiiES NEW POTATOES VERY FINE 'l",LRN1PS ETC. "
UNITED GROCERY 00.;
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
00 NORWALK. 0T.
TEL. 148.
EYES ENNNNN
'Ofton one attributes a lack of cleal‘neu of vision tb‘ ll ',
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it not be '1
your eyes examined again? .4. , .. .muw‘l“
1713 FREE. 7'
O B. Jackson
Graduate Optician. . '
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All
EAST NORTWAO
AND euteceuuar "
5O WALL STREET.
WE roar aeczrveo A rum. 1.1111: or commits an! ,,
more was aausavs Christmas or 1111111311 MELLow '0' ,3
All! HETAILED AT Hint-1 PRICES. ouu eats-
2111-. Fancy‘erted cram-...... .......... . ...... .. .'..
3PM. Unaeda inseam. ........... ..... ..............
3 Plus. Lemon Snaps. ............. .. ...11. I
>3PkgI.Zu Zu ..... ..... ..... ........ ..
3 Pkga. of any of Our 1011 Crackero.. . ..
HAVE YOU TRIIO OUR DELICIOUS COFFEE?
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TURKlOH OOVIHNMINT YIILOB.
nun—flan
l-lu Accepted the Iritioh Demands on
‘i'I be It Manda. ' 11.1.1111 eu.‘ , '
OONBTAN'PINOPLE. or 1.2 .-—’l‘he norm were II 1111 ~
Tut-lush government 1111a Irene ted the those of 'l‘ewnit «
demands or Great Britain con tioneliy. Mihietor,‘ that
‘itia outlet patadth’ntiiliilis oniyapmm
that If toiheoo toluene“ nee
n shins 11.111591111111111?
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