‘II‘ WAIHINGTON IT.
‘I I
Llillfli NEWS hits.
Bath accessories at the Bridge Phar-
macy. I
Frank Parker was a visitor
Bridgeport yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarvis spent
Sunday In BIidgeport.
-—-Old Company's iiehlgh Coal Ile-
Iivered. $6. 50 per ton. Raymond Bros
Samuel Ferris. of Milford II-Ipcut
Sunday at his home here.
James IE. McNamara, of Brooklyn. is
visiting his brother Cornelius A.
. McNIIInnIga
.lohII Rooney wot; this morning fined
$2 and coats III the town IIIImII roI
drunkenness.
l‘Ilward Krug. III Ncw York wan the
guest ot‘ Millard StIIIItIII am of tiny-
vicw avenue, yesthI.lay
—-.Dr. Dick' 5 cures malaria.
A meeting of the Pastor‘ a Helpers
at the South Norwaik Baptist Church.
will be held this evening. .
The church history class, or the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, will
hold a meeting on Wednesday night
at. the home of Rev.‘idugh B. Carpen-
Itcr.
The Father Lights‘ Society of the
Smith Norwaik Baptist Church will
meet tomoIIIow evening at the home
of Miss Ethel Robins in Seymour
street
Miss Bessie M. Stowe, of High
street. attended the meeting of thc
Alumnae Association of the Fannie A.
Smith II‘IIoeIIeI Training School. Sat-
,IIIIday.
——t‘roxs (Breech Stove. and Nut (foal.
III-Iivcrcd. $6.59 per ton, Raymond Bron.
The meeting of Old WIIll lioolI. IIIIII
Ladder Company, which was; to have
been held this 0Vt'lilli3'" will be post
poIIIId i‘or IIIIII. \VIIIIk IIII account of the
city IIIcctIIIg.
E. liurton iiIIIIrI-I, wiIIII. chief of the
local branch of the Southcrn NIIw Enu-
lnnti ’I‘cicphonc Company, is ill at MS
homo in Newtown. with IIII attack oi
grip and sore throat.
liIIIIman Quittncr,‘ nIiIIIiIIh-IIIIator oi
the estate oi the late Max 'I‘arlov, will
sell on chIIIIIIIlay the shipment of
horses which Were purchased by Mr.
'i‘arlov pr'ioI to his III-aih
~Many ills come (I om impure blood.
Cil'ill have pure blood with faulty Iii
Izoatlon, lazy liver and sluggish ho—
wold. Iinldock Blood Bitters streng-
thens sIoI'IAIIIIlt, bowels. IIIIII ilV‘i‘I, :IIIII
purines thI.I blood
Petmission was this moiulng given
by the Selectmen ioI thI.I building at
It stairway and landing in ('(mliiit‘i with
tho proposed public float at the South
side of the Washington street briIlgII
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scaliy heard
from Sheriff SIIIIIIIy Iii. Hawyic , this
IIIoInlIIg. SIIIIIitf “ilWli‘y said that the
explosion III tlIII cattridgc shop waII IIII
severe that the people at the jail \Vt‘l'i‘
almost thrown out III their IIIIIIII.
II‘redericlI W. l’ilzcr, who in on the
oyatcr ateamcr Mabel w Sit-VIIIIII
which III having IIcw hoIiIIrII Installed
at New York. spent. Sunday at Ma
. homc hare. ’i‘lIII Hli‘illiil‘l‘ will ha ha
ishcd in II short time and IIIIIIIII II thor=
ough overhauling.
«No. 2 Nut Coal, delivered.
per ton. Raymond bros.
Frank W. Roberta, oI‘ Emu Norwaiit
who is connected with IIIII right at
way department of thtl AIIIIIIiIIIIII '1 0'0
phone and Telegraph Company. IIpoIII
Sunday In Iowa. He IIIavIIII tomoi row
for St. Louis. whorc a gigantic poiI
line, 200 miles in length will ho built
Samuel Harris Lodge. I. O. 0. It. III
Bridgeport, will work the third dourcc
In the Bridgeport armory on 'i‘IIeIIIlIIy
night. Quite a number of local ()dI
it‘cliown will no to Bridgeport by train
and attend the meeting. Next day tho
«canton 'ot the Grand Lodge will be
held in no Park City.
The Winnlpoalt baseball team was
up against u out! proposition Saturday
afternoon It Polo Granada. Winni-
Intuit Thor ro defeated by 'eth
Well. may by the retire at t to 2.
Nadia dtrltt were the battery for
tho Winnipnuk tooth and Munich and
Connolly tor the viritora.
Mr. and lire. Frank A. Farris. .Ir..
Mr. and Mrs ..W W. Biz-Its. P. J. Wat
am. Mr. and Mrs George II. Shannon.
(1'. (I. Glbbinl. 6'? ii. Hunt. New York:
F. it.“ o Trenton. N. J..: H. F‘.
(Iinrk..i LE Waltonna Danbnry: Mr. and
Man. Sacred, New Canaan: Dr.
and bind. iiton Cobain. Smith Nor
IIIIIII: Allan Itovonoon, Bellow ii‘ttllr
VIJ than I ”It“? %. Francis Quinn
Bridapor I . aware.
than; Juno prawn,
Block!“
Mrs. w. d
lII
III S:
woodman.
“In. Inuit
i Taylor a Golden.
._, little girl abandoned last. week at. the
Hickory
Stamford; Dr.
Wild KL; Mr. and
Roy-
.A.th0
, [howl 70w
m .,
By I 9 Motion“ on “To insure" in
“to who am or «euro. to molt. are."
[in Iran taunted .
If I)“ II“ In
“mm
Sunny Side port and sherry wines at
,opeoiai prices. , CIiIIbrd Pharmacy.
Two man. walking from Boston to
ban Francisco on a wager or 81. 000,
passed in cash Nurwalk last night
All mentions of Butler lodge. i I).
0.142. who intend to go to BI idgepoit
on 'lut'iiidily evening to witutao the
work of Samuel Harris lodge in the
armory. will take the 7:10 train. ‘
’l‘hc iiIIrIItruth School qu'IIIbail loam
defeated thII Ringo School of Washing
don. this state. Saturday al‘tornoon. in
a well played contest on the UOIIIII‘i‘I
litItIt. MilitIaIy Academy grouudn in
‘hiant avenue
lDcvlne pitched i‘or tlIII I‘llll‘iili‘ulii nine.
located Thomas Malone. father of the
county home III Norwalk. An effort
was made by Captain morchouae to
have a warrant for the man‘s arrest
leaned. but. none was uecuretl.
WW,
FIRE Loss or 315,000. .
m
Valuable Boat Building Plant at Mid.
‘ dietown Destroyed. .
MlDDLiI‘JI‘OWN, May its—The boat
house anti shed of Elmer A. Ely II
boatmaker at the foot of Front street
on the river. were bathed yesterday
with the contents including tools [III-
IIIture, stock and four launches. ave
raging I‘Iom 21m 30 feet. in length, all
of which had been titled with their
oglnes The loss is estimated III hII-
tween $12,000 and $15,000,
From the boathouse and shed the
flames communicated (It. a building
adjoining and owned by John 'i‘ran-
tum. Herc. damage to the extent of
about $1000 was done. III addition
four empty box cars. a string
which was standing on the tIIackII
close by. and which belonged to the
New York, New Haven and ilartiord
Railroad, were burned. 'l‘hc. rcinnitr
lug cars. were pushed out of harm's
way.
it is not known how the fire started
but it is supposed that it was caus-
cd by a discarded match, as it is said
three men were seen near the boat
Ibuildor's place lighting their pipes
shortly before the blaze was discover-
ed.
of
IT WAS THE HOTTEST DAY SINCE
LAST AUGUST.
Maximum Temperature. 83.;‘8 greed.
—Wind Exceeded SpeedaI "‘mit
chtorIIlay was the holiest day IIIIIIII
August 24 of last year. The maxi
mum tonipcraturc III I210 I). III. was
333 degrees, the minimum Film and HI:-
IIIIIIIII 72 dchIIcI-I.
'i‘heIIII would have IIIIIIII II rush in
huv Sli"it\\ hate it IIIII IIIoI'IIII had “01‘"
open Many got cooled oil by IiiiillIL’.
trolley rides. which war-I IIoI IIiIoIzIIIh
IIII IIIIIIiIIiaIIIton on account of the wind.
which was in IIIlIiIInI II all day I‘IIiitMli
cd its maximum velocity of IhiIIty-six
miles an hour at-lflzhi p. m. ("loads
and sunshine followed. IIIII-h IIIIIIIII
throughout tIIII day and illi'i‘t‘ was It
little rain in the t'\'t‘lllili.’.
LILLEY AND HIGGINS HOME.
Come to Connecticut to Attend Repub-
lican State Central Committee
Meeting.
WASHINGTON. May i-I. ------ ‘onurcom
nIIIII lailit‘)’ and Higgins lIIIt Friday
night for Connecticut. to attend IIIII
IIII-IItiIIII.’ of the RI-publican state I-IIII-
IIIIII IIoIIItuiIII-II. which will he held at
the Hartford t‘lab. this IIvIIIIinu. SI-IIII
tor liI'IIIIIiIIgIIII, who is also a mIIIuhI-r
of tho conunittcc. is t‘XllI‘I'iI‘II In ho
prI-IIIIIII.
COMBRIDGE POLICE BUSY.
CAMBRIDGE, Mlihili., May ii.v-~-(‘.lIIIIi
Police Inapcctor l’. iI‘. Hurley and II‘. II}
liryaui, II student III Harvard. were
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII to Unveil today to testify
III II special session of thc Middlcacx
County Grand Jury. and it was under-
stood that their IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII was in rela-
Iion to the colic III lI} rIIIh MIIIIIIIIII tlII-
iIIIIInaII iIIIIIIIIuotoI. whom the author-l
tiIIII arc Hul‘kiilg on the change of IIIIII
dcriuu his wile. Nothing had been
lIIIuIIl ol' Mucntcr iIllIII'l' be left for
(‘IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII to tho IlIIIIIiIII'I
oi MIIII. Mucuitr III hcr home in thin
city. It in Nlilli'tl that Ililiilll'ti Aimy.
of tho 'HIIIIII liiulIiIIl (oIIIt hem IIII-
Iiilit‘il to iliriili‘ II \I'iil'llilii for the arrcm
of Maontcr on tho prottlltl III iIIIIIIIIi-
I-lIInt ovidcnce to ”HIV" Hilt'h it IIIIriouu
chargc iiowcch, Dirili‘iil Attorney
(icorua A. SIIIIIIIIIIIIIII looitcd into IM-
IIIIIIII and chiIiad to plow thc nIaItIII
bot‘orc tho IIIIaIIIi July to ill‘( arc Il III-
port from that body.
mmnmmwmwrwa ......
”You. iIiII delicacy of touch III quitc
marvelouo." .
"AI a pianist "
"No. II IIoIIioty journalist “—-Clov ciand
Plain Dealer.
._ .... ...... ...-w»
Hygeiamlce
From the foot that Hygoiu Ico ll no
much hard». clunor. pom, lam loop.
or. and In In ovary my on much hotter
than natural loo. when II to cold It
tho umo prion no natural too. it II'
much cheaper. All to. much- will
all Hyooiu loo thin “noon. Ask your
In man for it. ’
J. W. OLMITIADI
lot Hdu ay Only.
IHIIT MUMO, 186; FOR Ibo.
mWhen Mose With iii: Nope We
Whoro the Golden Rod II
Waving."
ISRE SUITS
There's a subtle knack of tailoring scr e suits that few tailors
know-thc knack of so manipulating the in III: that seams will not
The III-ore waII II to ‘i. ‘
The Norwalk police suturday night '
onto. bar, The Light 'l'lilt‘ ;'
onr't't: mm; Two iii.- ‘
packet and shape will not be lost. -
This knack Is possessed by the tailors Who made our serge suite.
they have exercised their knowledge to the limit in thc single
and
and double bIcaathl models we show.
BLUE 0R GRAY.
tively cut. color-fast and half or skeleton line
cordially invited .to see the display.
$‘IO to $25
in long- ~model coats arid peg-top trousers, as well as more conserva-
d.
. mow—h
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
fabrics. and In a great variety of color effects. Mothers of boys are
I I .
I . ‘ . .
Economy: is it real?
we sell is assured to all who buy here.
We handle many kinds of “Chick
Fectl,"‘but consider the "II. M. Chick
Feed" the. bcpt.
you will call.
Will tIIIi you why it
“i. .
That's the question.
easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded.
market is always tall at low priced grain. Quality In all
it is
The
We leave no
,.
room for dispute on this point. Our prices leave no room
for complaint. .0
1 _ Buy Oat's 'l‘lIIItII CIIIIIn. »
. ‘ I MANUEL T. HATCH.
. l't‘iiiiiiil'tl. but the market IIIIIIII bocIIIIIII
Eaton-HIIIIIIIII’S Wriiin
49 Wall St.. Norwaik. till/ISO.
New Stock of
ii
Just Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
Papers,
ain St.. So. Norwalk.
CLAMS.
Tel 103
ARRIVED TODAY
LIVE LOBSTER! AND
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD.
ALL. KINDS OF FISH, OYSTIRS AND
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Free Delivery
Filled by Graduate: of
DIM AND.
M. A. MIRRILL. Principal.
‘I’
mph.
no can 8”It boo little Say, In tho
Eleanor Hill! Slug. noti- ,
150 Posmons
Begin a ooum of nudy NOW.
"AND AVOID mucous.
I
..H..
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
'I‘ he Foot 49 Week.
Merrill GRAD UATII In In
Io. Nam-lit. Conn.
it'o tho only «is and convenient my tor III- payment of bills.
- Cancelled checks. properly endured, nah the but Whip :0»
lord maturing in the Chicano Tm-
Snnnp‘Sidc
York
Slump
mince.
spent at .
699 a bathe.
lhe Olifford Pharmacy
AND
lhe Bridge. Pharmacy
TELEPHONE,15—2. "
Platner a. Bradley, Props.
In... I shaman.
(incorporated)
anatomy atoms.
Deniers In
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz II Corbett Block. So. Norwalk.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. lli.~Pi‘ll‘.GS
of stocks at the opening today start-
III] higher than last week with large
dealings in some of the speculative. ta»
voritcs. Anaconda. lose Iapldly 4%,
international Pump ptd. gained lid
and AIIIalgamateIi Copper Brooklyn
'lI‘ ‘tilISil. Locomotive and Ontario and
Western gained large fractions.
WALL STREET. It a. nI.——'l‘hc up-
ward movement was arrested for II
whilII by the HIMIIIPII drop III Si. Paul
from Fill In liiit 3-4. The fact that IIII
stock Wl‘ilkt‘iit‘d on only a iIIw ii‘llll-
auctions iiitll‘lilil‘tfl'liwl IhII bulls. and
lhIIrII was considerable rcaiiniug 'oi
prullts. Suhscque Itly thII iitl\‘lilii'i‘ wan-
“apntly.” with thII‘mI-tai stocks uouv
Hllil‘llilllh‘ly strong.
WALL STREET. NIIoII.~v-TIIII l‘XI‘llI
IIIl liliil'lit‘l for copper nwtai iII l.on~
:qu lit‘llll‘il IIII'I rise of BL; iII Amalga-
IIIIIIIIIi (‘oppIIIL Smelling gained 3.
National ll'IIil 21,13 and Anaconda 7.
There wcrII gains in lailtltilwnilliil of
7.16 and tin-III Northern pi’Il‘. Rail
toad .. as II I'IIIII did not movII wiIIIIlr
IIIIII dealings in then: \I'crII i‘t‘Siiitlt‘ll
llontls Wt‘l‘t' “111'.
WAN. S'l‘itli‘fl'l‘. 1 p. III.-~ltcactions
reaching i to HA, occurred in some of
the IIIIItIIl and standard railroad stocks
that were prominent. in thc I'orIIIIooII
rise. The market. became quite dull
tilt the decline. and did not rcvlvc when
itvadinu was IIIIIrkIIIl up nearly two
points. About i o‘clock Reading
uIIIIIlIIIIIIIIi IIIIII lost about ‘4, of its rise.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report our the private viral ot
the Maple.- & Goidschmidt (20.. Com-
min-ion Brokers. Swarm & Corbett
Block. 80th Norwslk. Telephone 163.
(ipcn High Low t‘iIIIIIId
Allilii (‘IIIL “IS“; ”0‘ 4 IIIS‘A; lit)
and fabrics 1n suits
$10 to
The) St. James out
dressers ls amped of them IIII’
A Great Hit-«T
, Soft collar.
NEW (CAPS
The Chase Goli Caps in the new gIcy ci’fects
them a1150c
Stylish, correct-fitting, new-patterned Shirts,
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes.
Men’ 3 Fine Footwear. '.
ELLECK 8:
' ‘93 WASHINGTON 31'.
Telephone Ball 165- 5.
ii.“
...~.,_H_.. ..
n m ,
is We III-limes by Iht’x
The pic trade increases. ‘We have. been short..but will tr
good supply hereafter for the dinner hour and on Saturday!-
any particular kind order ahead. 25 varieties. 150 each.
Cheese and pie go together. Now lot of rich chose just in. ~11"
cream cheese made. 20c lb.‘
Herring In tomato sauce, extra select from Aberdeen, Scotlan .
to be a “repeater" by those who have tried them. 15c can. - .
Strawberries way up; too cold; nonle here at present. " . .2 "
Spinach and New Potatoes, etc., Saturday. ‘ ‘ "
Remember Harding: Baby Chick Food is just the thingrdor yo
chicks. New stock now in. . ‘
' What shall it be? Hope to serve and please. . l .
LORENZO DIBI
Telephone {tall 261. . ;,,--.I.~.v.
If
M i liS. GRANI} LA'i‘LD Sli ‘Ait ....... . ..... , ............. ' “tr...
RICN illiit II‘FIIOI R, per bag ............................. ..... .
JUNE.’ AND PILIISBURY'S iI‘Ltil R, per bag ..........
VERY BEST BUTTER per pound .........................
Mil K lhIetI Ions ......................................... .
BFRMI lint ONIONS. three quarts .
iI‘Ri l’i‘ l.i NCii CRACKERS tout pounds .................... .
II Ich ASPARAGUS per bunch ......................... ‘
HOMF‘ GROWN Riil iiARli LII "i 'l‘ll CE 'iOMA'i‘OlL‘S
RADISIIIES NEW POTATOES, VERY llI‘iNE 'i‘lIiINIPS ETC.
UNITED GRIDCERY co;
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
80 NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 148.
s¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application “Doll Work or II I
ltcliIIi' tor atIaincd and tired cycu how he had and serious. nod
averted by wearing II pair of our
Proper Glasses.
”um;
um _"nonw7
FPropeI-Iy Adjufltd
QINICAMW TRACTION GAIII INDID
WASHINGTON. III the-Tho IIII
own. has dotted the volition
MW
MRI“; ISTM’I TRANIIIRI.
“and Public
‘ every om of obi tion with
. Dudley l. Troubling to The can In
.I. II. I: F. (H. -il :II II II .
Am. cm, on 32p 32:: 32% 32% ( Ex""““"”‘”'“"“"
.tlii. If» 34;}: 3;: 2:32: 641,2, Matching of impact: and all Repairing II Specialty .
.I in. AW" "I ‘ . ('8
Am SilltIlt Iota iii? VIII. 156% 0 B 1111 KSON, ' I‘
Am. Sliizib§\ man may 13.3 185% _ o u I . .
a a spa. sat; till can 58 WALL STREET. P “'1' ‘
"TS," a Iona. man not... IIIIIII may, ””“”"I I
II' _\‘Ii. . T. mm. It" 83 at! M ”W”
IIIIIIII. at Ohio no not.” In 5912 7f M: 7'”
(‘III a N. w. 205 not. 205 205 .. .....
('li. III. Went. :30 20% I'm. 19%
II. M. II. S. II. IIIIIM ”0 168% 169% I
Pal. I‘. a i. III-it 52% my. 52
(Int. South 33% 337.. 33% 3314.. ......
Con (lint lilti’ia, 136% 136% 136%
but. II that 23% 2091;: 20:59 22%;: ‘
Wm 43 4% ‘ . WEJUT
mm ”L ”m .78“ 7814.. 78% 78% B RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF CRAKERB“ RIGHT
mmt‘mltw' {gig 9:22 gig“ 33:2 FROM THE BAKERYB CONIIOTING I F MARSH MELLqW, G‘g
, .cn. "
In?“ % NM], 146% ‘30“ “a“ “5% SUGAR. fiAlstN JELLY AND MANY d'l‘I-IIR CRACKIRI ALI!“
rat. .‘out. 23 23 , 23h 21m . .
a“ P 4...? i332 E33: ii“ gm Ans RETAILED AT HIGH moon. that BALfi-o . .
0., at. . I
Nutlhcad. M “2% 30% iii tour-nay Mixod cracker. ............................
fi' \; ‘1};le nag/g 17321592 13:35 lag: 8 Pkg. Unudu Buooult................ . ..
or. Wants I. a It. ~ i
on" & Wat 5%“ 51% 50% 50“ 3 Pkflii lenfl '".P.vu-uuuncuounil ”In...II-ywauluu
f’M'MIflit. 133 ‘3?” 13:12 1%“. 3Pka2u2u
_ can. xii 'd
£22318. 0m, '21,“ 1593233”; 1%,)? a Pkgo. at any of Our 100 Cranium... .................-I‘...I.-.
‘ IIII , I it II I I; ’
. Ron Steel 29% 29% in W” HAVE YOU THIS!) OUR DILiCldUI CUFF!!! 1.71! ,
ma 13:2“ 3:: 360% 53% (ng MtIonIiN MOUNTAIN! AMI: HAN OPLINDID mvon
don. It . do. than as 38% 38% Paid” MOM no: uptom PM i own.
rm. a I. III III III III
Tends Pac. 33% 3856 32% 33 .- ..
Union Par. 150 "1213?“th «
- on a
it Jim! «96 41% _ . ‘
. a?! moot pldfigt‘i figvm 21* 1%“ - , .. ‘
anhuh NW 40% 4., 78 NORTH MAIN ITIII‘I‘. T
’* i-iII who gotta truly weir dollar IIII A man of impounded
mm In the “noon iIoII"—ovoid hint“. IIII nddonr of the 1
How owllimor ”commune tin hand -- thie-
owu until annulled,- In mum nutudont m an
Mullins him. 1i-to trho Illioltortei arid and around
guano gilt Imam
‘ti 3,”
at heart. II ditto 1er
thing Mfimacim. is egmm hum
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